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My name is Cara Sutton. I am an Oklahoma native, born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. My interest in color, patterns, materials, and architecture began at a young age and has grown into a passion for interior design. I am currently a 4th year interior design student at the University of Oklahoma. During my time in the Gibbs College of Architecture program, I have studied and carried out projects that have grown my skills and knowledge tremendously as a Designer. I am particularly interiested in a position where I can display my skills while learning under talented designers that will increase my experience and creativity in interior design. The works in this portfolio display my desire to create unique, functional, and aesthetically pleasing spaces through research and design.
PHONE | 405.312.7498 EMAIL | cara.sutton@outlook.com LINKED IN | www.linkedin.com/in/cara-sutton-a8b62b16a/ PORTFOLIO | suttoncara.wixsite.com/mysite WORK EXPERIENCE
Lead Server, Bartender, Caterer
Interurban - Norman, Oklahoma | January 2015 - Present - Along with serving, bartending, and catering, I also host and work to-go shifts when the restaurant is in need of extra help. - Awards: Server of the Year 2015
Sales Associate
Hollister Co. - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 2013-2015 - Acquired cash register, stockroom inventory, and customer service skills. - Assisted customers with coordinating ensembles.
RELATED COURSES
DESIGN SKILLS
- Revit - AutoCAD - Sketchup - Adobe Photoshop - Adobe InDesign - Microsoft Word - Microsoft Excel - eQUEST - COMcheck - Opaque
EDUCATION
University of Oklahoma Bachelor of Interior Design - Expected May 2020
Year I: Design I, Graphics I, Cultures of Collaborating, Physics, Design II, Graphics II, Psychology Year II: Computer Applications, Design III, Graphics III, - Member | American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) Advanced Computer Applications, Furniture Design, Interior - Member | Interior Design Student Association (IDSA) Construction, Design and Human Factors - Member | Oklahoma Interior Design Coalition (OIDC) Year III: History of the Built Environement, Interior Materials - Involvement | International Interior Design Association and Specifications, Lighting Design, Methods V, Office of SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Professional Practice, History of Interior Design, Commercial Invest in Success Scholarship | 2017 - 2019 Design LANGUAGES Year IV: Modern & Contemporary Architecture, Portfolio - English I, Capstone I (Pre-Design Phase), Studio VI, Portfolio II, - Spanish Architectural Acoustics, Capstone II (Design Phase) TRAVEL Texas, Arizona, Georgia, New Mexico, Chicago, D.C., California, Colorado, Kentucky, Louisiana, Illinois, Hawaii
Table of
CONTENTS
HOSPITALITY HOTEL FINN PAGE 3
COMMERCIAL OU CENTER FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PAGE 13
RESIDENTIAL
FURNITURE
20X20 HOUSE PAGE 21
SHAKER TABLE PAGE 25 NICOL TABLE PAGE 27
LIGHTING LIGHTING EXHIBITION PAGE 31
DETAILING OU CENTER FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PAGE 35
INDUSTRY NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL PAGE 39
PHOTOGRAPHY FOOD & ENVIRONMENT PAGE 43
Hospitality
DESIGN
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“Good buildings come from good people & all problems are solved by good design.� - Stephen Gardiner
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Hotel FINN Boulevardi 67, Helsinki , Finland 00100
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in hospitality design by choosing a desireable location and renovting a building into a boutique hotel. The scope includes the design of the lobby, guest rooms, and amenitites located throughout tbe space. The project is presented through detailed presentation boards that include the design process as a whole.
CONCEPT
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WOOD SCANDINAVIAN DESIGN PATTERNS WELLNESS NATURE NATURAL MATERIALS EARTH TONES COOL COLORS OPEN SPACE NATURAL LIGHT CALM RELAXING
The design is for a boutique hotel whose goal is to provide a vacation or business getaway for young adults and older. This particular hotel is renovating their Helsinki, Finland location in order to better accommodate the guests’ lifestyle and personality during their time of travel. The hotel’s goal is to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing open space that influences a relaxing and wellness-centered atmosphere for guests, visitors, and staff while incorporating touches of Finnish culture. The space will allow individuals to communicate and interact with one another while enjoying the amenities that this boutique hotel has to offer. The design will incorporate cool, neutral colors and clean lines while still maintaining an environment that will best suit the guests’ need for a relaxing yet lively space.
SOLUTION
The newly designed four-story Hotel Finn is a calming and sociable atmosphere which represents wellness and relaxation while staying true to the culture of Finland. Guests can enjoy a delicious meal at Bites of Helsinki, visit the art museum, and enjoy a nice visit to the sauna-all located in the vicinity. Hotel Finn offers three guest suites complete with amenities.
INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | 40,000 SQ. FT. | BOUTIQUE HOTEL SOFTWARE USED : REVIT / AUTOCAD / PHOTOSHOP / SPRING 2019
RECEPTION SPACE
Concept & Reception Space
SPACE DIRECTORY
Ground Level RESTAURANT EVENT SPACE GALLERY
Level 2 GYM SPA SAUNA
Levels 3 & 4
GUEST ROOMS
The lobby serves as the main entrance into Hotel Finn. It is located in the southeast corner of the first floor. Here, guests are able to check in and out of the hotel, receive information on things to do in the area, get directions, and lounge in the seating area. The open space and natural colors used in the design help to make guests feel welcome and relaxed.
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Gallery : Best of Helsinki INTERIOR
Best of Helsinki is the gallery located on the ground floor of Hotel Finn. Here, hotel guests and visitors can view pieces from Finland's best artists.This gallery displays sculptures, paintings, and drawings with the culture of Finland in mind.
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GALLERY PLAN
Restaurant : Bites of Helsinki GROUND FLOOR PLAN
RESTAURANT PLAN
DINING SPACE
Bites of Helsinki is the restaurant that is located on the ground floor of Hotel Finn. Guests can excite their taste buds with authentic Finnish bites that feature some of Helsinki's finest chefs.
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Sauna INTERIOR
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Level 2 Floor Plan LEVEL 2
SAUNA FLOOR PLAN
Finnish Sauna Culture As a sense of community is becoming a more and more important part of new urban culture, many new public saunas are being planned. Ritualized bathing in the sauna reinforces a web of cultural ideas about sociality, hospitality, cleanliness, health, sisu ("gritty perseverance"), and athleticism. Sauna bathing is an essential part of Finnish culture and national identity. There are only 5.4 million Finns but 3.3 million saunas.
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Guest Rooms LEVELS 3 & 4
LOUNGE SEATING & WORKSPACE
The view from the double beds shows a pair of lounge chairs and an end table. A desk and chair are also included so that guests are able to send a quick email on their laptops or do work as needed. The television and dresser are placed directly in front of the guest beds for easy viewing.
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Levels 3 & 4 Floor Plan
ROOM LAYOUT
Deluxe Guest Room
This floor plan displays the Deluxe Guest Room layout of floors 3 and 4 of Hotel Finn.
The Deluxe Guest Room contains two queen beds with a bedside table adjacent to it, a mirror above it, and a nightstand inbetween.
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Commercial
DESIGN
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"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." - Leonardo Da Vinci
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OU CENTER FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT Center for Public Management University of Oklahoma Outreach 300 Kellogg Drive, Norman, OK 73072
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in commercial design by renovating a training facility. The scope includes the design of the lobby, guest training rooms, staff offices, and other spaces to be located throughout tbe space. The project is presented through detailed presentation boards that include the design process as a whole.
CONCEPT
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PROFESSIONAL FLEXIBLE STRESS-REDUCING LIVELY COLLABORATIVE COMFORTABLE INCLUSIVE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZED SOPHISTICATED HIGH-TECH RELAXING
The design is for the OU Center for Public Management whose goal is to provide an updated and modern environment that is easy to navigate. This particular training facility is renovating their Norman, Oklahoma location in order to better accommodate the visitors’ and employees learning and working space during their time of training. The facility's goal is to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing open space that influences a relaxing, inclusive, and professional atmosphere for visitors and staff while incorporating touches of DHS client artwork. The space will allow individuals to communicate and interact with one another while enjoying the amenities that the space has to offer. The design will incorporate cool, neutral colors and clean lines while still maintaining an environment that will best suit the guests’ need for a relaxing yet lively space.
SOLUTION
The newly designed training center is a comfortable and professional atmosphere which represents flexibility and spphistication while staying true to the needs of its' occupants. Users can now easily navigate the space while working and learning in valuable training sessions.
GROUP PROJECT | RESPONSIBILITIES: FLOOR PLAN / MODEL & RENDERS / PARTIAL FF&E SELECTIONS | 40,000 SQ. FT. | TRAINING FACILITY | SOFTWARE USED: REVIT / AUTOCAD / PHOTOSHOP / SPRING 2019
CONCEPT & RECEPTION ENTRANCE
RECEPTION
The reception serves as the main entrance into the Center for Public Managment. It is located in the southeast corner of the first floor. Here, guests are able to receive their training itinerary for their sessions and find directions to the training rooms as well as other spaces. The open space and use of color help to make the guests feel welcome and excited for their time in the facility.
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ROOM LEGEND&CONFERENCE ROOM ROOM LEGEND
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CONFERENCE ROOM
The conference room is located right off of the entrance to the OU Center for Public Management. The interior of the space holds a large conference table that comfortably seats twelve individuals. It also has a projector and screen at the head of the table for presentations, and two dry erase boards on either side of the conference table. A credenza is placed in the back to hold food & beverages during meetings.
LOUNGE SPACE
LOUNGE SPACE
The lounge space serves as an area for staff members to relax, make a phone call, or eat a snack. This area has a variety of seating and tables.
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AFS TRAINING ROOM
SOUTH VIEW
ROOM LAYOUT
The south side of the AFS Training Room features an abundance of computers and monitors.
NORTH VIEW
The north side of the AFS Training Room features multiple tables for collaborative working. Behind the screens holds a space for mock interviews in order to prepare the trainees for upcoming situations.
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BREAK ROOM BREAK ROOM
The newly designed OU Center for Public Management has two break rooms: one for staff members and one for visitors, trainers, and trainees. Though both spaces are identical, the staff break room opens to the staff lounge space.
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Residential
DESIGN
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“A house is much more than a mere shelter, it should lift us emotionally and spiritually.” – John Saladino
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HOUSE 20X20 HISTORY
House 20X20 was designed by Felipe Assadi and is locaed in Calera de Tango, Chile. it was built in 2005 and represents a sleek and modern design which is to be used by guests. The home received the name of "House 20X20" because the entire exterior of the space is made up of small "20x20" ceramic tiles. The space features glass windows that make up the exterior of the structure. To show even more light within the space, the bedrooms have been placed on the side of the building furthest to the East in order for the guests to be able to appreciate the sunrise. Because the goal of this design was to keep everything as minimal as possible, the floor plan is open and features two bedrooms with bathrooms attached, a kitchen area, large living space, and a larger outdoor dining area that is functionable for the warm summer breezes.
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | 40,000 SQ. FT. | RESIDENTIAL SOFTWARE USED: SKETCHUP | FALL 2017
HISTORY AND FINAL PRODUCT
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in Sketchup by modeling the interior structure of our choice. This particular strucutre was chosen because of the modern look and open floor plan.
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Furniture
DESIGN
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“Make it simple but significant.� - Unknown
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THE SHAKER TABLE OBJECTIVE The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in furniture design by constructing a shaker table. The scope includes the construction through the university's woodshop as well as detailing the final product through finishing the wood.
HISTORY
Shaker furniture is a distinctive style of furniture developed by the Shakers, a religious sect that had guiding principles of simplicity, utility and honesty. Their beliefs were reflected in the well-made furniture of minimalist designs.
CONCEPT The design is for a shaker table. The goal is to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing table that is influenced by Shaker furniture.The design will incorporate deep, natural colors and clean lines while still maintaining a timeless shaker look that will best suit the space it is in.
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | TABLE CONSTRUCTION - WOODSHOP | SPRING 2018
SHAKER TIMELESS MODERN NATURAL MATERIALS CLEAN
FINAL PRODUCT
CONCEPT & FINAL PRODUCT
DESIGN INSPIRATION
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THE NICOL TABLE OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in furniture design by designing and constructing a table influenced by a particular space.
HISTORY In 1965, Bruce Goff designed the Nicol House located in Kansas City, Missouri for a banker who enjoyed entertaining. The design was later added to with the idea of designing a home for a “family of individuals� who liked to entertain. This home represents the organic architecture zeitgeist of Frank Lloyd Wright while appreciating geometric shapes. The design integrates glass ashtrays embedded in the front door, small mirrors in the shingles with multiple skylights on the exterior and triangles in the kitchen cabinet, bathroom sinks, and even toilets in the interior. The honeycomb floor plan is centered on an octogonal living area with a conversation pit holding a fire-and-water fountain and has colorful octogonal rooms with triangular windows and a hexagonal swimming pool.
CONCEPT Like the Nicol House, the Nicol Table represents organic architecture with a post-modern twist. The table design follows the key elements and principles of the Nicol House while serving as an item with function. The table represents movement through the partially angled design. The triangular form that is created within the design reflects geometric shapes used throughout the interior and exterior of the Nicol House. The finish will add character to the piece and display color while still using "available and natural materials" to follow the main idea of organic architecture.
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | PRODUCT DESIGN: TABLE CONSTRUCTION - WOODSHOP | SPRING 2018
PROCESS & FINAL PRODUCT 2
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FINAL PRODUCT MOCK UP
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1" 1"
5"
143 4"
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1" 32
1" 2" 1" 45°"
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23"
1" 332
18"
90°"
45°" 6"
21" 27"
1"
90°" 1"
1"
4"
1"
28"
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Lighting
DESIGN
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“It is in the contrast of light and dark that design happens.� - Helen Van Wyk
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LIGHTING EXHIBITION OBJECTIVE The objective of this project is to gain knowledge in lighting design by designing and constructing a light fixture inspired by our choice.
CONCEPT This design is an end table lamp that is suitable for hospitality and residential spaces. This lamp is inspired by nature and has both a modern and organic twist. Deep warm colors and natural materials will be incorporated to bring out the conceptual design aspects. Texture and movement will be used from the top of the design to the bottom to help place emphasis on the luminance and tie the design together.
LIGHT WOOD WARM MODERN TIMELESS NATURE TREES 31
INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | PRODUCT DESIGN: LIGHT FIXTURE CONSTRUCTION - WOODSHOP | SPRING 2018
CONCEPT & FINAL PRODUCT CONCEPT SKETCHES
FINAL PRODUCT
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Construction
DETAILING
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“Attention do detail can’t be (and never is) added later. It’s an entire development philosophy, methodology, and culture.” - Marco Arment
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OU CENTER FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT DEMOLITION PLAN 1.51
Mechanical
OFF.
221G
TRAINING ROOM 5
EXISTING WALL OR ITEM TO REMAIN
1.71
2
EXISTING WALL OR DOOR TO BE REMOVED - CUT EXISTING DRYWALL, CUT WALL FRAMING, AND FRAME OUT FOR NEW OPENING; FINISH TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACES
221D
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OFF.
221A
221C
EQUITY ROOM 221C
216
2
2
1.67
EXISTING DOOR TO BE REMOVED - REMOVE DOOR, FRAME, AND THRESHOLD TYPICAL
27' - 6"
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ROOM NUMBER
AFS ACADEMY
208E
OFFICE
118
211
208B
DINING AREA
OFFICE 2
2
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OFFICE
116A
208C
208A
OFFICE
DINING AREA 112
111
STORAGE 202A
202B
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TRAINING ROOM 3
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BREAK ROOM
COMM.
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STORAGE
107
RECEPTION 112
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202
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TRAINING ROOM 4
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DEMOLITION PLAN GENERAL NOTES
2
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OFFICE
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DINING AREA
116
208D
27' - 6"
OFFICE
118
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1.64 OFFICE
CONF. ROOM
305
OFFICE
OFFICE
303
301
307
OFFICE
2
TECH..
2
TRAINING ROOM 1
352
351
2
OFFICE 349
310
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FORUM ROOM
STORAGE 340
311
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OFFICE
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OFFICE 323
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E3
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OFFICE 341
344
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STORAGE
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STORAGE OFFICE
RESOURCE LIBRARY
OFFICE 324
342
2 333
OFFICE
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OFFICE OFFICE
CONCRETE COLUMN TO REMAIIN TYPICAL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
OFFICE
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BREAK ROOM
OFFICE
REMOVE EXISTING CEILING TILES AND REPLACE
348
STORAGE OFFICE 340A
REMOVE EXISTING MILLWORK AND CABINETRY
OFFICE
OFFICE OFFICE
OFFICE
360
308
MAINT.
REMOVE ALL INTERIOR FINISHES (THROUGHOUT BUILDING)
STORAGE
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2
6
REMOVE EXISTING RESTROOM WALLS, DOORS, FIXTURES, STACKS, AND CAP PLUMBING PIPES
OFFICE
OFFICE
335
337
9'-2 1/2"
12'-9"
1.72 1.63
342
Office
Equity Room
202B
130
Training Room 111
Office
208B
Office 208A
Training Room 202
Office
Maint.
Storage
131
223
208C
Office 208D
Training Room
OKDHS Lab
216
121
Office 208E
Training Room 351
Office
Computer Lab
AFS Academy
212
118
211
Office 221A
Dining Room
Office
218
221C
Office
Training Room
Training Room
221D
350
222
PDR 116A
Office
Guest Break Room
221G
107
Reception
1' - 4"
100
Supply
200
310 Office
Office 221F
Office
349
Resource Lib.
Forum Room
Conf. Room
329
311
307
301
RR 312
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Office
314
303
Office
Office
348
305
RR
Mech.
318
Office
RR
309
Staff Break Room
Seating Area
309
316
319
Tech.
317
Office
Office 346
308
315
Office
Storage
DEMOLITION Office 317 PLAN Closet
Date
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Office 344
319
Office
Office
Office
Storage
322
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325
10' - 0 3/8" 1' - 4" 11' - 4" 1' - 4" 11' - 4" 1' - 5' 4"- 0"
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Comm. Room
18' - 6 1/2"
309
TRAINING ROOM 2
COORDINATE SCOPE OF ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION WITH ARCHITECTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND PLUMBING DRWINGS. SEE SPECIFICATOINS.
340
OU-DHS
212
1.66
CUSTOM LAB
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OKDHS LAB
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208F
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STORAGE
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Office Private Storage
1' - 4"8' - 8"1' - 4"
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | 40,000 SQ. FT. | COMMERECIAL SOFTWARE USED: REVIT & AUTOCAD | FALL 2019
1'-11 3/4"
5"
CONCEPT & FINAL PRODUCT 3 1/4"
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS & MILLWORK DETAILS
Bathroom Millwork 1'-8" Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
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9" 2'-10"
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ADA COUNTER
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Reception Desk 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
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6'-9 1/2"
3'-9 1/4"
FULL HEIGHT BACKSPLASH CABINET DRAWER W/ ACCURIDE (OR EQUAL) GLIDES
4"
13'-1 1/2"
3'-4 3/4"
4 1/2"
3'-9 1/4"
1'-7 1/2" 1'-1 3/4" 1'-1"3/4"
1 1/2"
1'-10 1/2" 1/2"
1'-5 1/4"
ADA COUNTER
OU-DHS
1'-11 1/2"
1'-3 1/2" 1'-3 1/2" 1'-5 3/4"
A500
2'-11 1/4"
1'-11"
1'-2"
4"
1'-11 1/2"
2'-11 1/4"
6'-9 1/2"
3'-0 1/4" 1'-3 3/4" 1'-5 1/4"
Ground 0"
1'-7 1/2" 7"
2'-0" 1'-4 3/4"
1'-8 1/2" 3/4"1'-3 3/4" 1'-4 1/2" 3
4 1/2"
4"
1'-4"
1'-11 3/4"
1'-8 1/4"
3'-4 3/4"
2"
1 1/2" 1'-1 3/4"4 3/4" 1'-11 1/2" 2 3/4"
BACKSPLASH
1'-11 3/4" 3/4" 1'-3"
3'-2 1/2"
13'-9 1/2" 2"
1'-8 1/2"
A500
OU-DHS
1'-7 1/2" 1'-1 3/4" 1'-1"3/4"
6'-9 1/2"
1'-5 1/4"
1'-4 3/4"
1'-3 1/2" 1'-3 1/2" 1'-5 3/4"
1'-4 3/4"
3'-0 1/4"
1'-7 1/2"
2'-11 1/4"
1'-7 3/4" 2'-11 1/4"
6'-9 1/2"
1'-11 1/2" 2 3/4"
1'-8 1/2" 3/4"1'-3 3/4" 1'-4 1/2" 3
FINISH UNDERSIDE OF CABINETRY TO MATCH VERTICLE CIRCLES
OU CENTER FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT BUILDING ELEVATIONS
WOOD DOOR JAMB
BUILDING ELEVATION GENERAL NOTES 8.1
EXTERIOR TO REMAIN THE SAME
8
7
1.57 1.60 6.3
6
1.50
5 1.58 1.51
4
-
1.52
3
1.53 2
1.1 1.541
1.55
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STRUCTURAL COLUMNS TO REMAIN IN THE SAME LOCATION AND AT 10" x 10" MATERIALS BRICK ON MTL. STUD: SURROUNDING EXTERIOR EIFS ON MTL. STUD: SURROUNDING EXTERIOR ROOF: METAL WITH STEEL BRACKETS WINDOWS AND DOOR FRAME: GLASS
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2" Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
1
Ceiling 8' - 0"
A500
Ground 0"
WINDOW DIMENSIONS TYPE A : 6' - 0" x 1' - 4" TYPE B: 5' - 0" x 2' - 0"
DOOR
DOOR
North Elevation 3/32" = 1'-0"
3
DOOR DIMENSIONS REFERENCE DOOR SCHEDULE
DOOR
TOTAL AREA 37, 252 SQ. FT.
11.541.1
2 1.53
3
1.52
4
STRUCTURAL COLUMN
1.51 1.58 5
1.50
STRUCTURAL --COLUMN
6
6.3 1.60 1.57
7
-
8
8.1
STRUCTURAL --COLUMN
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2" Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
2
1
A201
A201
Ceiling 8' - 0" Ground 0"
WINDOW - A
DOOR
WINDOW - A
4 South Elevation 3/32" = 1'-0"
1
A A.1
B
C
D
D.1
D.5
E
F
G
H
I
STRUCTURAL COLUMN
4 3 A201 A201
3 A500
OU-DHS
A300
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2" Roof 1 10' -Ceiling 9 1/2"
2
8' - 0"
A500
Ground 0" WINDOW - A
MAIN ENTRANCE
CURTAIN WALL (FROM RECEPTION)
DOOR
WINDOW - B
DOOR
7
WINDOW - B
WINDOW - B
1/2"
1 1/4"
2"
2"
1 1/4"
1-5/8" Metal Stud
1/2"
1/2"
WINDOW - A
COLUMN DETAILS 5/8" Gypsum Wallboard
1 1/4"
1 East Elevation 3/32" = 1'-0"
2"
HSS 4" Round Hollow Steel Column
F
1 - A300 ---
E
D.5
D.1
D
C
B
A.1 A
1 1/4"
G
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2" Roof 1 10' -Ceiling 9 1/2"
3 A500
EXTERIOR BUILDING ELEVATIONS
8' - 0"
Ground 0" WINDOW - B
WINDOW - B
WINDOW - B
WINDOW - B
WINDOW - A
WINDOW - A
Date
West Elevation 2 3/32" = 1'-0"
Drawn by Checked by
A200 Scale
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1/2"
H
08/24/2019 Cara Sutton Checker
3/32" = 1'-0"
2/16/2020 5:50:55 PM
I
2"
B
1
AREA A TYPICAL COLUMN DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"
INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | 40,000 SQ. FT. | COMMERECIAL SOFTWARE USED: REVIT & AUTOCAD | FALL 2019
CONCEPT & FINAL PRODUCT
OU COA COLLABORATIVE DESIGN A collaborative process involving students from Architecture, Interior Design, and Constrution Science
WALL SECTIONS
OU COA COLLABORATIVE DESIGN
8 Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2"
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2"
Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2"
ALUMINUM FLASHING
Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
Ceiling 8' - 0"
Ceiling 8' - 0"
Ceiling 8' - 0"
SUSPENDED CEILING PLAN
1' - 2 1/2"
2' - 9 1/2"
Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
A collaborative process involving students from Architecture, Interior Design, and Constrution Science
9" Ground 0"
Ground 0"
Ground 0"
OU-DHS Training Facility Section 2 3/4" = 1'-0"
2
Section 3 3/4" = 1'-0"
3
WALL SECTIONS
Section 4 3/4" = 1'-0"
Project Number 08/24/2019 Author Checker
Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
A601
BUILDING SECTION
3/4" = 1'-0"
Scale
8"
2/16/2020 5:51:55 PM
2'
1.58 11.54
2
1.53
3
1.52
4
1.51
5
1.50
6
1.60 1.57
7
8 Roof 2 12' - 9 1/2" Roof 1 10' - 9 1/2"
1
Ceiling 8' - 0"
OU-DHS Training Facility
A500
Ground 0" 1 Building Section 1 1/8" = 1'-0"
BUILDING SECTIONS Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
Project Number 08/24/2019 Author Checker
A300 Scale
1/8" = 1'-0"
2/13/2020 11:11:33 AM
1
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Industry
DESIGN
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Whether the project is a building, a chair, or a textile...they are each expressions of the same search for a harmonious balance between usefulness and beauty.� - Hans Knoll
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NORMAN REGIONAL HOSPITAL RECEPTION MATERIALS
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INDIVIDUAL PROJECT | HEALTHCARE SOFTWARE USED: ADOBE INDESIGN / MICROSOFT EXCEL | FALL 2018
MATERIALS & FINISH LEGEND INTERIOR FINISH LEGEND SYMBOL
MATERIAL
VENDOR
ACT - 1 ACT - 2 ACT - 3
Acoustic Ceiling Acoustical Ceiling Tile Acoustical Ceiling Tile
Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong
GYP.BD. - 1
Gypsum Board
PT - 1 AFB - 1
Paint Sherwin Williams Acoustical Fabric Board
FLOORING CPT - 1 WD - 1
Carpet, Broadloom Wood Flooring
CEILING
Mohawk Group Armstrong
INTERIOR FINISH LEGEND PATTERN/FINISH #
COLOR #
METALWORKS Blades - Classics LYRA Conceled LYRA Plant Based
Whitelume White White
New Basics III 26-BC399 Millwork Block Burnt Ombre
Earth 879 Spice L6630
WALL FINISHES PT - 2
Paint
Sherwin Williams
Emerald Interior Acrylic Latex Paint
SW 6080 Utterly Beige
WC - 1
Wall Covering
Arizona Tile
Casalgrande Pandana
Alloy
WC - 2
Wall Covering
Wolf Gordon
Dupioni DUP
4591 Demure
FURNITURE & FABRICS OR FURNITURE FINISHES MW - 1 Millwork Arizona Tile
Alloy
Inox Polished
MW - 2
Millwork
Cambria
Luxury Series
Levven
LC - 1 LS - 1
Lounge Chair Lounge Sofa
Knoll Knoll
Bleach Cleanable Upholstery Knoll Velvet
Praire - Bruno Bayberry
REMARKS
Must inlcude gyp.bd. Finish level
Must inckude gyp.bd. Wall finish Must inckude gyp.bd. Wall finish Must inckude gyp.bd. Wall finish
Example Schedule can be modified but should follow example closely; use symbol code style for finish board. Finish information shown are only an example and not to be used in completed work.
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Creative
PHOTOGRAPHY
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“The eye should learn to listen before it looks.” - Robert Frank
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FOOD
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ENVIRONMENT
* All photos above were taken by me.
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