Brooke Pogue Interior Design Portfolio

brooke POGUE

INTE RIOR D E SIG N

brooke POGUE I nte r i or D e s ig n P o r t f o l io

brooke EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation Date: August 2018 Overall GPA: 3.83/4.0

WORK EXPERIENCE

Interior Design Intern (June 2018-August 2018) Looney & Associates, Dallas, Texas

Selected FF&E and finishes for multiple projects Picked up red lines in Revit for construction document sets Wrote and Reviewed specifications in Spexx Transferred Architects hand drawn plans to AutoCAD Designed digital renderings in Photoshop

Interior Design Intern (May 2017-August 2017) Harwood International, Dallas, Texas

Coordinated Boutique Hotel floor plans & conceptual design (Fitness, Rooftop Pool,Suites, and Guest Room levels) Assisted with schematic design construction document sets (Restaurant & Boutique Hotel) Designed digital renderings in Photoshop Created Revit Model set up for Boutique Hotel

Receptionist/ Office Assistant (May 2015-May2018) Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS

Manage and direct multiple phone lines utilizing effective communicating skills Assign individual appointments with office personnel Maintain organized office by filing and sorting documents

HONORS & AWARDS SCHOLASTIC

INTERIOR DESIGN

1st Place, Brasfield & Gorrie Interdisciplinary President’s Scholar, Fall 2015, Spring 2017 Design Competition, 2017 Dean’s Scholar, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Spring 2016, 3rd Place, IIDA International Student Design Fall 2017 Competition, 2018 Scholarships ASID South Central Regional Competition Silver Award, Hospitality Design, 2017 Linda Clark Memorial Scholarship, 2017 Bronze Award, Hospitality Design, 2017 Philips Day-Brite Loyalty, 2014-present Semi-Finalist, ASID National Student Portfolio Nucor, 2014-present Competition, 2017 Junior Auxiliary of Starkville, 2014 Entered Cooper Lighting Competition, 2017 Starkville Rotary, 2014 Participated in MSU ASID Student Chapter Anchor Club Leadership, 2014 Competition, 2016 Oktibbeha County Alumni, 2014

POGUE ORGANIZATIONS & ACTIVITIES

ASID Mississippi State Student Chapter (2014-2018) Member, 2014-present Secretary, 2017-2018 Commi�ee Member, Career Day, 2017

Fashion Board (2014-2018)

Create, setup, and take down fashion shows Commi�ee Head, Vendor Relations, 2016-2017 Editor, Fashion Board Magazine, 2016 Commi�ee Member, Re-branding, 2015

Pi Beta Phi Sorority (2014-2016)

Assistant Chair, Recruitment, 2015

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Volunteer, Living Water International Honduras Mission Trip, 2016 Volunteer, International London Mission Trip, 2014 Recruiter, CAAD Academic Insight, 2015-2017 Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity, 2014-2017 CONTACT Volunteer, Henderson Ward Stewart Elementary Tutor, 2015-2017 662.617.0205 Participant, T.K. Martin Fun Run, 2015 Participant, MSU Color Run, 2015 300 Sawgrass Rd., Starkville, MS 39759 brookep1012@gmail.com RELATED COURSES h�ps://brp133.wixsite.com/portfolio TECHNICAL COMPUTER History I & II of Interiors Detailing & Construction Hand Rendering CAD for Interiors LEED for Interiors 3D CAD & Revit Environments for Special Needs Color & Lighting Interior Materials & Treatments Furniture Design Textiles for Interiors Digital Design Photography Landscape Architecture Appreciation

TRAVEL Study Tours New York City, New York, 2017 Chicago, Illinois, 2016 New Orleans, Louisiana, 2015

SOFTWARE SKILLS Revit AutoCAD Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

Microsoft Office Other Travel SketchUp Dallas, Texas, 2017 San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Rhino 2016 London, England, 2014 References available upon request

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CONTENTS 03 Hospitality

29 Interdisciplinary

39 Corporate

47 Color & Lighting

55 Healthcare

63 Retail

71 Detailing

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75 Creative

hospitality

THE CLAYTON HOUSE pgs.5-22

AZAR pgs. 23-28

hospitality

Duration: 6 Weeks | Team Project 32,000 SF | Multiple Levels Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Louisville, KY

Design a Boutique Hotel Derive a concept based on hotel location Create a cohesive concept and branding for multiple areas Lobby, Restaurant, Bar, Spa, Guestroom Level, Roo�op Located in Louisville, KY Derived from the Kentucky Derby Country Club atmosphere with corresponding finishes Captivating, elite, and sophisticated hotel Embodies many Kentucky traditions Applied research through the use of traditional and transitional styles Traditional bar derived from Triple Crown award Elegant restaurant acquired from Beaumont Stakes Modern spa evolving from popular Mint Julep drink Lincoln Social rooftop bar developed from the Lincoln family

Concept Images

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THE CLAYTON HOUSE

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R ECE P T I O N D ESK CUSTO M MI LLWORK

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Triple Crown Bourbon Bar The Beaumont Julep Spa

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Guest Rooms 1

Lincoln Social Rooftop Bar & Grill

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LOBBY RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

L E G E ND

1 Lobby 2 Restaurant 3 Bar & Lounge 4 Valet 5 Concierge Desk

6 Elevators 7 Restrooms 8 Business Office 9 Spa 10 Back of House

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Ethan Allen

Herman Miller

Eureka Silence

Custom

Rosette Wall Mirror

Saiba Chair

Sconce

Wallcovering

Materials

NOTES

Marble tabletops Black & white large tile flooring Variety of seating Elegant details Custom scallop wallcovering

FINE DINING

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CO NC E P T: The Beaumont is a fine dining restaurant where guests may enjoy a

delectable meal in a refined atmosphere. Inspired by the Beaumont Stakes at Keenland, a popular Kentucky race course, the restaurant is dressed in traditional yet lavish finishes.

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Home Decorators

Karastan Rug

Collection Pendant

Eureka Silence Sconce

Light

Materials

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Chesterfield sofas Velvet upholstery Gold trimmed furniture Sophisticated ďŹ replace Oriental rugs

BOURBON BAR LOUNGE

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C ONCEPT: Triple Crown draws inspiration from the Kentucky Bourbon Trail as well as from the Triple Crown Award, which is given to the horse who wins all three of the major thoroughbred horse races. Triple Crown is adorned with traditional staples, and the central marble fireplace provides the perfect lounge area for guests to enjoy a unique Kentucky bourbon flight.

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Eureka Facet

Ikea Chaise

Eureka Silence

Pendant Light

Lounge

Sconce

Materials

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Modern Spa Scallop tile wallcovering Greenhouse aesthetic Light & bright ďŹ nishes

RELAXATION ROOM

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CO NC E P T: Inspired by the official drink of the Kentucky Derby, Mint Julep, the spa is a place to refresh and renew. The space is dressed in light colors and is a more modern space within the Clayton House. Drawn from ‘Mint’ in Mint Julep, the spa features a variety of greenery to create a fresh and lively atmosphere.

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Custom Wardrobe | Beverage cart | Traditional crown molding | High end technology | Beautiful Louisville city views | Oriental rugs | Traditional colors

CO R R I D O R E L EVATI O N

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E LE V A T I O N A

ELEVATION B

NOTES

Derived from Kentucky Derby, furniture and finishes were selected to embody sophistication and elegance upon every visit.

Custom hallway carpet with gold and marble trim Majority of room furniture is custom Variety of room options High end ďŹ nishes throughout room and bathroom

GUEST ROOM LEVEL RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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Soho Home Spoon

Modern History

Armchair

Inlaid Chest

Restoration

West Elm

Hardware Table Terrace Bar Cart

Steelcase Switch Desk

Lamp

Chair

Materials

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MAQUETTE : The maque�e serves to further develop the understanding of spatial relationships within the guest suites. It combines rendered elevations and floorplan views to accurately display a scaled model of the guest suite. This particular example displays a standard queen suite.

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R O OF TOP PH YSICAL M ODEL

INDOOR D INING NOTES

Covered dining & bar Open bar & lounge Pergola with ďŹ re pits for exciting experience Glass ceilings for beautiful views 360 views of downtown Louisville Live green wall

ROOFTOP RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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Herman Miller

Herman Miller

Eureka Gallery

Eames Wire Chair

Magis Traffic

Light

Lounge

Materials

FIRE PIT LOUNGE

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C O NC E P T: Lincoln Social, Located on the 18th floor, tops off the Clayton House experience.

With delicious food, mouth-watering drinks, and captivating views of downtown Louisville and the Ohio River, Lincoln Social is the ultimate hangout location. The most modern space within the Clayton House, Lincoln Social boasts crisp lines and Kentucky blue.

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hospitality

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Duration: 4 Weeks | Partner Project 7,400 SF Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

Given a specific country, create a restaurant Research customs and traditions of the location Base design concept from cultural research Apply rules of dining based on the culture

Chosen Country - Spain Parque Guelle - mosaic tiles Azar - ‘to take a chance’ Pajas Mentales - ‘to create something out of nothing’ Mosaic is taking a chance to make something beautiful Selected bright colors for finishes from Parque Guelle Used colorful mosaic tile for back of bar Applied textured, colorful wallcoverings and materials Exterior shell mimics a mosaic Designed to host small or large groups

Concept Images

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AZAR B ron ze A ward, Hosp i ta li ty

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Outdoor Dining | Glass Tables | Colorful metal outdoor chairs | Beautiful Spanish scenery Open outdoor dining | Room for larger parties

W AI T I N G A R E A ELEVATI O N

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LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND

Outdoor Dining Hostess & Lounge General Dining

LEVEL 1 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

Bar Private Dining Restrooms Kitchen

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Outdoor dining located upon entering Outdoor space has blue flooring and glass tables Multiple lounge areas for waiting Large bar with Maya Romanoff bar top Various types of dining seating Private dining located in center of restaurant

Barcelona

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Falcon Dunhill Banquette

Ikea Dining Table

Lowenstein

Lowenstein

Lowenstein

Tiffany Bar Stool

Cubic Lounge

Caprice Chair

Chair

Materials

EX T ER I O R

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Bar | 20+ people | Maya Romano bar top | Blue hardwood bar front | Mosaic tile back of bar with glass shelving underneath | Bright colors and multiple textures create traditional Spanish style

BANQ U E T T E DI NI NG ELEVATI ON

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interdisciplinary

ARMSTRONG MIDDLE SCHOOL pgs.31-38

interdisciplinary Duration: 2 Weeks | Team Project 44,000 SF | Two Levels Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

Illuminating Innovative Ideas

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Student Team: Architects, Interior Designers, Graphic Designers, and Building Construction Science.

Redesign Armstrong Middle School to accommodate 8th graders Progressive environment for future generations Create new way of signage and wayďŹ nding Design for future growth Natural daylighting Library becomes Learning Commons Orientational WayďŹ nding becomes art Collaborative Learning opportunities Pod system for classes divided with colors Learning Commons creates new way of learning Atrium spans two floors - creates wayfinding Wayfinding engaging students Outdoor Classroom & Multi-purpose classrooms with garage doors Skylights in each pod

Collaboration Images

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ARMSTRONG MIDDLE SCHOOL

1 st P l a c e W in n er

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Outdoor classroom access | Multipurpose | Natural light | Collaborative learning | Garage door access

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Above is used as orientational wayďŹ nding | Wall mural floor compass | Interactive learning | Architectural landmark | Learning commons | Modern learning

LEGEND

Pod 1 Pod 2 Pod 3 Stairwell Storage Atrium Skylight Maintenance

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LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN

Pod system used Skylights in pods Flexible furniture located around atrium Special Education Classroom Frosted glass walls brings in natural light

LEGEND

Entry / Lobby Administration Extra Classrooms Learning Commons Multi-purpose Classroom Stairwell Storage Maintenance

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Open Floor plan Extra classrooms for potential growth Seating allows collaboration Multipurpose classroom Outdoor classroom

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

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Steelcase Verb Classroom Table

Steelcase Mediascape

Steelcase Brody Work Lounge

Steelcase Campfire Lounge Materials

SKYLIGHT DETAIL

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N E W S I G N A GE

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South Section - A

West Section - B

OUTDOOR SCIENCE CLASS

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Estimate Breakdown

B

Landscaping: $27,000 Exterior: $62,655.00 Demolition: $92,970.00 Pre/Post Construction: $298,342 Structure: $383,871.25 A

Interiors: $526,174.65

Finishes: $1,199,644.50 SITE PLAN

Schedule

179 days

Pre-construction Demolition

Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing: $1,503,804.25

Structure Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Interior Exterior

Total: $4,094,472.15

Finishes

June 4th – December 7th

Landscaping Post-construction

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corporate

OFS OFFICE SPACE pgs.41-46

corporate

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Create an office space for OFS, based on their suggested wants & needs Base design concept around connectivity to culture & brand Maintain the exibility of current space Use OFS office furniture throughout project

SOLUTION

Duration: 3 Weeks | Partner Project 17,000 SF Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

Implement natural color pale�e & sustainable materials Create spaces for easy meeting & collaboration Design multi-purpose areas for employees enjoyment Utilize abundance of daylighting provided by well-openings Connect departments with collaborative spaces & open floor plan.

Take inspiration from how flora & fauna continue to persevere & grow through challenges Consider how trees lovingly envelop & value the wildlife within their roots Use colors that fuel new brilliant ideas

Concept Images

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OFS OFFICE SPACE

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DESIGN SKETCHES

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TRANSVERSE SECTION

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1 Lobby & Reception 2 Boardroom 3 CEO Office 4 Senior VP Office 5 Breakroom 6 Order Entry Open Office 7 Small Meeting Room 8 Customer Service Open Office 9 Copy Room 10 Private Office 11 Hoteling Office 12 Accountants Open Office 13 Credit Specialists Open Office 14 Design Team Open Office 15 Marketing Open Office 16 Open Collaboration Area 17 Product Engineers Open Office

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LEVEL 1 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

Open office combined witih collaboration areas to form intractive work environment Diverse areas for different work modes Creating an office for easy collaboration with all departments was main goal Each department has different workstations to meet their needs RCP shows multiple drop ceilings and exposed ceilings Linear lights are used in the open office spaces 1

Level 2 RCP 1/16" = 1'-0"

2' - 0"

NOTES

LEVEL 1 RCP

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OFS Madrid Chair

OFS Re: Bench Desk System

OFS Riff Table

OFS Lona Lounge Chair Materials

OPEN OFFICE

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COLLABORATION SPACE

NOTES

Breakroom shows built in bleachers for a different approach to casual meetings Breakroom serves as multi-purpose zone Elevation shows built in boxes for a quiet zone or small colaboration area

QUIET SPACE ELEVATION

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color & lighting

JUNIPER'S pgs.49-54

color

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lighting

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Duration: 4 Weeks | Partner Project 2,000 SF Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

Create a restaurant & retail space Use Cooper lighting choices to create design Integrate smart lighting options for concept Produce lighting & electrical schedule Harvest natural elements daily Greenhouse inspired restaurant Organic style Look up & out to nature Emplimented natural elements ArtiďŹ cial light used sparingly Skylights Urban & rustic materials selected Bar serves as greenhouse Mercantile is fresh market

Concept Images

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JUNIPER'S S i lver Awa rd, Hosp i ta li ty

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Entrance view | Garage doors in center of bar | Green wall | Exposed brick | Natural lighting

GREENHOUSE BAR ELEVATION

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LEGEND

Retail Market Waiting Area General Dining Greenhouse Bar Elevated Dining Outdoor Dining Restrooms Kitchen

NOTES

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

Retail space at entrance Farmer’s market is retail Greenhouse bar in center Elevated seating in corners of restaurant Natural finish selections throughout

LIGHTING SCHEDULE

NOTES

Track and cove lighting on bar sides General dining has cloud drop ceilings Multiple levels of lighting Raised dining has cove lighting on rails Outdoor has recessed outdoor lighting LEVEL 1 RCP

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Lowenstein Elide Dining Chair

Herman Miller Brabo Sofa

Herman Miller Magis Outdoor Chair

Falcon Cafe Dining Table Materials

GENERAL DINING

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OUTDOOR DINING

Retail space | Fresh farmer’s market | Local produce sold | General lighting used in space | Light and bright atmosphere | Ingredients used in restaurant sold here

ELEVATED SEATING ELEVATION

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healthcare

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healthcare

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Duration: 4 Weeks | Individual Project 11,300 SF Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator

Design a medical office Include office space and exam rooms Use Steelcase health and office furniture Consider baby boomer vs. millennial Consider pale�e of place Transportation Sea�le monorail Use orientational wayfinding Variety of workspace opportunites Incorporate technology Mutual-participation exam rooms Encourage cross-generational mentoring Provide a variety of comfortable se�ngs Nomadic worker 4 modes of work Consider wellbeing of patients and workers

Concept Images

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Waiting Area | Corporate Atmosphere | Patients feel more comfortable | Baby-boomers and Millenials can collaborate | Steelcase furniture provides easy group or individual seating based on patient needs

OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION

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PALETTE OF PLACE PRIVATE/ALONE

PUBLIC/ALONE

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PUBLIC/TOGETHER

1 Lobby & Reception (Lifestyle Zone) 2 Exam Room 3 Large Conference 4 Consultant Office 5 Medium Conference 6 Acupuncture Room 7 Massage Room 8 Relaxation Room 9 Workcafe 10 Shared Office 11 Open Office (Lifestyle Zone) 12 Quiet Room 13 Resource Center 14 Laundry Room

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

PRIVATE/TOGETHER

NOTES

Custom reception desk Lobby set up as Corporate Lobby Rooms in center of plan with frosted glass walls and colorful wayfinding Exam rooms have Doctor’s Office included for easy conversations Smart technology included throughout space Quiet rooms located in secluded area for easy use Open office includes multiple nomadic work spaces Workcafe creates a variety of collaborative seating options

LEVEL 1 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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Steelcase Lagunitas Lounge

Steelcase Regard Lounge

Steelcase Brody Work Lounge

Steelcase Campfire Lounge Materials

PATIENT RO OM

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HALLWAY WAYFINDING

NOTES

Workcafe with large kitchen for healthy cooking classes Colorful finishes for enjoyable environment Multiple seating options for collaborative se�ngs Pale�e of Place

WORK C AFE E L E V A TION

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retail

SUBZERO pgs.65-70

retail

SOLUTION

CONCEPT CHALLENGE

Duration: 4 Weeks | Individual Project 7,000 SF Software: Hand drawing, Photoshop, Illustrator

Design a retail space derived from a central concept Entire project must be hand drawn Retail space must be located in Canada Research and understand retail design in Canada Understand mixed media techniques Glacier formation, crystallization, and movement Athabasca glacier located in ice field of Columbia Retail space that embodies reflective, effortless style Calm and simple design, as well as keeping it geometric and sharp Glass materials found throughout space Lounge areas encompassing light and textural finishes Display cases mimic triangular glaciers Secone floor color pale�e encompasses darker colors to reflect the serene experience of glaciers Floor wayfinding pa�erns guide patrons throughout space

Concept Images

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SUBZERO

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LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND

LEGEND

Back of House Vertical Transportation Women’s Restroom Handbags Gloves, Belts, Scarves, Hats Women’s Lounge Wallets Watches, Jewelry, Fragrances Cashwrap Vestibule Show Window

Vertical Transportation Stock Room Men’s Restroom Men’s Fragrances & Watches Women’s Outerwear Briefcases & Luggage Men’s Outerwear Men’s Cigar Lounge Well Opening Furs Fur Fitting Rooms

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Sketches

E X T E R I O R E LEVATI ON

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Second floor retail | Large display cases | Glass and metal materials used | Hexagon tile used for wayďŹ nding | Multiple ceiling drop downs

O U T E R W EAR ELEVATI ON

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construction detailing

CUSTOM MILLWORK DOOR JAMB & HEAD DETAIL PARTITION TYPES pgs.73-74

construction

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Duration: 2 Months | Individual Project Construction Detailing Class Software: AutoCAD

DETAILING

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creative

PRODUCT DESIGN pgs.77-80

HAND RENDERING pgs.81-82

PHOTOGRAPHY pgs.83-86

creative P O R T A B LE LA M P

Concept Images O BJECTI V E: Design and build an energy efficient light fixture based on a source of inspiration. Use bought or found materials to create an operable lighting product.

CO NCEPT : The wilderness can be a place where someone can feel calm, free, and adventurous. This lamp is one that can represent all three of those emotions. It creates a sense of calmness with the use of materials, while also being adventurous with the unique shape of the fixture. The interplay of the pipes and the Edison-style lamp create the overall aesthetic of an adventure in the woods.

LAMPI NG SPECIFICATION S 60 Wa�s 120 Volts 200 Lumens Squirrel Cage Filament Standard Base CRI: 2200K ST18 Bulb

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Duration 4 Weeks | Individual Project Color & Lighting Class Software: AutoCAD, Illustrator

PRODUCT DESIGN

A U T O C AD D R AW I NG F R O NT VI EW

AUTOCAD DRAWIN G SIDE VIEW

AUTOCAD DRAWIN G SPECIFIC PARTS A U T OCAD D R AW I NG TOP VI EW

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creative D E C O NS TRU C TIV ISM

Inspiration Shop Drawings

OBJECTIVE : Design a furniture piece that is suitable for a hospitality se�ng. Submit for Flexsteel Furniture Competition for 2018 Spring Hospitality Furniture line.

CONCEP T: Deconstructivism - ‘an architectural movement or style influenced by deconstruction that encourages radical freedom of form and the open manifestation of complexity in a building rather than strict a�ention to functional concerns and conventional design elements (such as right angles or grids)’ D ESI G N DESCRIPTION: The sofa created for the competition encompasses a traditional shape with modern fabric detail. Using the idea of deconstructivism in fashion replicating the folds of an elegant dress on a piece of furniture was the main goal in the project. Covering the sides and back with 2” pleats creates interest inside the design and can be placed in a variety of se�ngs.

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Duration: 3 Weeks | Individual Project Furniture Design Class Software: AutoCAD, Rhino, Illustrator

PRODUCT DESIGN M A G A Z INE SHE LF

O BJE CTIVE : Create a piece of furniture from recycled and reclaimed materials. The piece can be produced from any materials, but students are encouraged to use found objects.

Design a new product out of old ones.

CONC EPT: The idea of a magazine table has been around for years,

as has dresser drawers and bookshelves. But what if one put those things together? With this question, the Magazine Shelf was born – a timeless hodge podge of items, literally modge podged together with pages from magazines. This is furniture for the ages, immortalizing fleeting moments in time, providing useful storage, making use of discarded bedroom furniture, and easily sparking conversations at dull dinner parties.

F I NAL PRODUCT: The end result reflects a li�le different from the initial conceptual sketch. Instead of tiny rolled up pages, the sides are covered in pictures modge podged together. Instead of a shelf made from rolled up magazines, the center of the drawer sports a stained piece of wood that matches the drawer front.

Duration: 3 Weeks | Partner Project Furniture Design Class Skills: Hand Sketching, Woodshop, Illustrator

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HAND RENDERING

Hand Rendering Class Media: Rendering Markers, Trace Paper, Pencils, Ink Pens, Marker Paper

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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