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ABOUT ME RESUME WELLNESS WORKPLACE HEALTHCARE RENDERINGS

I live everyday with the notion of leaving the world in a better way than I found it, applying it to everyday life as well as designing spaces.

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My name is Carly Frey and I am a senior interior design student at Florida State University. My passion for design flourished when I discovered that the world around me had the ability to ignite such a deep sense of creativity. My inspiration draws from the challenge that comes with each project as design is changing every day. I aspire to merge the past into our vastly evolving modern world by keeping to the classics and having a deep respect for tradition.

cnf14@my.fsu.edu @carlyfreyinteriors Carly Frey www.carlyfreyinteriors.com 3

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EDUCATION

Florida State University Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Department of Interior Architecture and Design CIDA accredited Graduation date: May 2019 honors Deans List: Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017, Spring 2018 Phi Sigma Theta Honor Society

INVOLVEMENT

Delta Gamma - Gamma Mu Chapter - Active Member -PR team 2015 -Director of Chapter Archives 2017 Service for Sight -2014-2018 Dance Marathon 2015 - Volunteer -Raised funds that benefitted Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Miracle Network -Assisted with activities regarding Dance Marathon Interior Design Student Organization (IDSO) - Member Phi Sigma Theta Honor Society - Member Discovery on Parade - Exhibitor

EXPERIENCE

Cullman and Kravis - Intern New York, New York - Summer 2018 -Assisted in fabric shopping and selections -Developed relationships with fabric companies -Assisted with client installations and meetings Antique and Artisan Gallery - Intern Stamford, Connecticut - Summer 2016 -Assisted with small projects around shop -Assisted in buying trips -Developed relationships with fabric companies Entertainment Group - Employee - Bartender Tallahassee, Florida 09/2016-current -Serving guests in fast manner -Familiar with basic drink orders -Familiar with micros register Hilton Sandestin - Employee - Cocktail Waitress Destin, Florida - Seasonal/Summer 2016 and 2017 -Serving guests in fast manner -Familiar with menu items -Familiar with micros register

SKILLS

AUTOCAD AutoDesk Revit Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Lumion PowerPoint Microsoft Office

Hand Rendering Watercolor Space Planning Leadership Organization Time Management Problem Solving Detail Oriented

W E L L N E S S

PROJECT DURATION

5 WEEKS

PROJECT SCOPE

This charrette-style project focuses on envisioning new purposes for the former 42,682 sf Toys-R-Us in Tallahassee with the goal of improving the lives and livelihoods of the surrounding community through adaptive reuse.

SOFTWARES USED

REVIT PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN LUMION 6

COMPASS find your direction

PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION DAY-PROGRAMS AND SESSIONS

PROBLEM

1 in four people worldwide are affected by a mental disorder. The Toys R Us on 1625 Apalachee Pkwy will be redesigned and used for an alternate purpose. Taking the place of Toys R Us will be COMPASS - Psychiatric Rehabilitation Day-Programs and Sessions. Progressive mental health treatments are increasing but not yet available in Tallahassee. COMPASS will act in accordance with the demographic of Tallahassee, as well as positively impact the city’s people. COMPASS will embrace the already existing shell of the building, while complying to codes, as well as expressing the company’s morals and values through design.

SOLUTION

The design for COMPASS’ office on Apalachee Parkway utilizes the already existing shell of the old Toys R Us. COMPASS will give back ot the community as a whole by providing progressive mental health care treatments to patients, as well as provide jobs to locals. The design expresses comfort – a major value the company’s culture believes is pertinent when treating their patients. Elements to express this value are seen though the use of warm and natural materials, as well as incorporation of biophilia. Optimism will be evident with large curtain walls that span two stories, as well as the use of natural lighting. Functionality of spaces, as well as choices given to patients and providers, allows for the overall sense of ease and relaxation. The overall design will emit comfort among patients and providers in a space where healing and trust coincide.

CONCEPT

Mental health is a difficult topic. It is also a very overlooked health concern that many people live with day-to-day. The over 450 million people affected by mental health all have one thing in common – discomfort. To combat this, COMPASS’ main goal will be the emphasis of tranquility. Balance will be evident through the use of natural materials and their textures. The environment will feature scales of different proportions. All forms and linear elements will consist of strict lines and flat surfaces to contrast the organic characteristics evident in natural materials. The notion of discomfort can be combatted with providing choices like different settings and lighting. Colors will coincide with the natural materials that express warmth to further set the tone for COMPASS’ patients and providers.

2ND PARTIAL FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

THERAPIST OFFICES

RECEPTION

THERAPIST OFFICES

LIBRARY

P.C.T. & I.T. STATION

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM ATRIUM MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

AEROBICS ROOM RESTROOMS

PSYCHIATRISTS & PSYCHOLOGISTS OFFICES

CONFERENCE ROOM STAFF CAFE/LOUNGE RRS SEATING

OFFICE MANAGER

LOCKERS

FINANCE OFFICE

BREAK ROOM RESTROOMS CAFE/KITCHEN

CALMING ROOMS SEATING

GOALS

- Design with natural lighting in mind with skylights to generate positivity and optimism amongst patients and staff - Make safety a priority when designing for patients and staff - Use warm and natural materials to create a homey and inviting atmosphere for patients, visitors, and employees - Generate a floor plan that allows for good circulation and direct sightlines, as well as clear structure and organization

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4 2

7 10 8 9

12 11

13 14

8 11

15 20

16 17

23 N

First Floor

Scale: 1” = 30’-0”

KEY: 1

Entry

Elevators

Multimedia Lounge

Staff Restrooms

Reception

Library

P.C.T. & I.T. Station

Women’s Locker Room

Atrium

Janitor Storage

Cafe Seating

Men’s Locker Room

Therapist Wings

Multipurpose Rooms

Conference Room

Restrooms

31 5 6

25 25 31

26 27 28

OPEN TO BELOW 16 31

29 30

Second Partial Floor Scale: 1” = 30’-0”

Aerobics/Workout Room

Server Room

Psychiatrist Office

Emergency Staircase

Informal Cafe Seating

Electrical Room

Psychologist Office

Calming Rooms

Compass Cafe

Commercial Kitchen

Office Manager’s Office

Walking Track

Staff Lounge

Monumental Staircase

Finance Office

EXTERIOR

The exterior of COMPASS allows for ample natural light to flow through the front facade of the building, while still allowing privacy in all other spaces. The dark-grey polished concrete linear forms stretching vertically around the entire facade grounds the building and carries viewers eyes upward.

RECEPTION

Upon entering the reception area, patients and visitors are immediatly greeted with a catwalk above the seating areas. The room emits an overall sense of serenity evident in the calming sounds from the waterfall walls behind the reception counters, as well as natural, light and biophilia elements coming in from the atrium. The seating areas are grounded and inset with carpeting, as well as reception counters are grounded by the towering waterfall walls. The use of natural materials and tones plays in tune to assist in the comfort of both patients, visitors and staff.

ATRIUM

The atrium is centrally located and assists in greeting patients and visitors upon entering the building. This space generates positivity and optimism amongst those who sit in the space. The large skylights penetrating the atrium ground this area in the core of the building allowing light to wonder to other spaces. The lounge seating from the reception area carries into the atrium giving patients and visitors another place to sit if they are waiting for an appointment, or lounge for patients during the day-programs offered at COMPASS.

CAFE

COMPASS Cafe serves as an informal or formal seating area centrally located in the building next to the atrium. At the cafe, patients, visitors and staff can purchase food and beverages whether they are participating in day-programs or a session.

MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS

The two multipurpose rooms at COMPASS allow for maximum functionality dependant on differnet classes and seminars being offered. The large storage spaces off each room (see floorplan) allow for storage of chairs, desks, laptops, etc. when not in use. The use of wood brings a warm and inviting feel to the room providing comfort to patients, as well as draws attention to the front board with its linearity.

CAFE SEATING & MULITMEDIA LOUNGE

The Multimedia Lounge is an extension of the cafe seating area. This area provides another informal seating option when eating or meeting with a thereapist, p.c.t., psychiatrist or psychologist. This space also provides multimedia accessories like built in television screen, charging station, and learning zone with headphone adaptability.

W O R K P L A C E

PROJECT DURATION

13 WEEKS

PROJECT SCOPE

Design a workplace for Shulman+Associates design firm in Miami, FL on the top two floors of a building in Brickell with an intervening stair in a < 7,000 sf space.

SOFTWARES USED

REVIT PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN LUMION 16

SHULMAN + ASSOCIATES CONCEPT Miami’s streets are overflowing with various, vibrant pieces of art. There is an overwhelming emphasis on wall murals which contrasts the blank slate of Wynwood surrounding them. The movement that is expressed both in the colors that flow in the artwork amidst the sound of the waves to the east create a sense of harmony. The proportion of the space will generate optimism and positivity in the users. The modern design will be contrasted with curvilinear and straight lines, along with the use of textures. The space will be monotone and neutral, with an overlay of various bright colors to accentuate its uniqueness. Site specific design will be the driving force behind Shulman + Associates’ Brickell, Miami office, which will influence coworkers to collaborate and continue to pride themselves throughout their own design process as they continue to paint Miami’s canvas.

SOLUTION The design for Shulman + Associates’ Brickell office suits the functionally and needs of all workers and clients. The design expresses the companies’ culture of location-based design and contemporary nature. Collaboration amongst employees is evident as workers of different areas are spread amongst one another. By creating more open spaces rather than designated rooms, it will encourage employees of different areas to come together and work as a team. The gallery display wall allows for company growth as the firm can display newer projects as they are completed. The acoustic wall panels serve to help with the sound in the room, as well as a large pin-up space where employees can show their work and ideas, and easily get opinions from others. The overall design allows for positivity and optimism seen in the tall ceilings, access to views, and integration of artwork.

GOALS - Design functionally to suit the needs of all employees - Design to express the company’s culture - Design for collaboration between employees in different departments - Design using site-specific attributes - Design to allow for company growth - Design to promote positivity in the workplace - Design for palette and posture, and to promote choice

ENTRY/EXIT SUPPLY

PRINTER

4 SEAT ENCLAVE CONFERENCE

OPEN SEATING OPEN TO BELOW

COFFEE

OPEN SEATING

DESIGN LIBRARY OPEN SEATING 8 SEAT CONFERENCE

CIRCULATION

ENTRY/EXIT

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS

OPEN SEATING

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

PRINTER SUPPLY

VISITOR BENCHES

MINOR PATHWAY

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS

PROJECT MANAGERS

6 SEAT CONFERENCE

COFFEE

MAIN ENTRY/EXIT ENTRY/EXIT

16TH FLOOR

SUPPLY VISITOR BENCHES

STAIRS EXECUTIVE OFFICES

VISITOR BENCHES

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS PROJECT MANAGER OFFICES

CAFE

SUPPLY PRINTER

OPEN SEATING

8 SEAT CONFERENCE OPEN COFFEE SEATING

LOUD

PRINTER

4 SEAT ENCLAVECOFFEE CONFERENCE

DESIGN LIBRARY

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

SUPPLY

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS

6 SEAT CONFERENCE

OPEN SEATING

PROJECT MANAGERS

QUIET

16TH FLOOR

ENTRY/EXIT

ENTRY

ENTRY/EXIT SUPPLY

RECEPTION

I.T.

OPEN SEATING

ENCLAVE

VISITOR BENCHES

PRINTER VISITOR BENCHES

STAIRS

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS

COFFEE DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS 4 SEAT CONFERENCE

15TH FLOOR

Distingusing minor pathways through designer workstatins will send major circulation aorund its perimeter.

PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC

ENTRY/EXIT

OPEN TO BELOW

PRINTER COFFEE

8 SEAT CONFERENCE

15TH FLOOR

ENTRY/EXIT

OPEN SEATING/ OFFICE SPACE

DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS

COFFEE DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS 4 SEAT CONFERENCE

ENCLAVE

OPEN SEATING

PRINTER

Having a major pathway directly in the center of the space allows for easier access to all areas.

ENTRY/EXIT

RECEPTION

I.T.

MAJOR PATHWAY

CAFE

OPEN SEATING/ OFFICE SPACE PRINTER COFFEE 8 SEAT CONFERENCE

Clustering together loud areas allow for optimum sound control in quieter areas in the space.

PROJECT MANAGER OFFICES

SCALE : not to scale J K L M N O P Q

DESIGN LIBRARY RECEPTION WAITING AREA COFFEE BAR WORK CAFE OPEN AREA SOFT SEATING PRINTER SUPPLIES

LEVEL 15 FLOOR PLAN

A DESIGNER WORKSTATIONS B VISITOR BENCH STATIONS C PROJECT MANAGER WORKSTATIONS D EXECUTIVE OFFICE E PRIVATE ROOM/ENCLAVE F 4-SEAT MEETING ROOM G 6-SEAT CONFERENCE ROOM H 8-SEAT CONFERENCE ROOM

FLOORPLANS R

R S T U V

O H

O RUG

BLACK STRIPE INTERFACE CARPET

BLACK TERRAZZO

PIN-UP WALL STAIRS I.T. EQUIPMENT MAIN ENTRY/EXIT EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE/EXIT

OPEN TO BELOW

R E

CONTRACT LOUNGE

STORAGE CABINET

LOUNGE

OLOGY DESK

WORKSURFACE

BAR HEIGHT SEATING

EMU HEAVEN SEATING

WHITEBOARD

WORKSURFACE

PRINTER

DENIZEN TABLE

DENIZEN STORAGE

SCALE : not to scale

CHAIR

LOUNGE

WORKSURFACE

CHAIR

CHAISE

TABLE

LEVEL 16 FLOOR PLAN

V P M

FLOORPLANS

B A

LOUNGE CHAIR

SEATING BENCH

RECEPTION DESK

CONFERENCE TABLE

BIX TABLE

MEDIA TABLE

STOOL

BIVI TABLE

TABLE

COLLABORATIVE CONFERENCE

TABLE

LOUNGE CHAIR

SUSPENDED LINEAR AMBIANT LIGHT

SUSPENDED LINEAR SPOTLIGHT

SUSPENDED CAN

RECESSED CAN

SCALE : not to scale

LEVEL 15 RCP

CEILING PLANS

SMALL PENDANT

TRACK LIGHTING

DRUM PENDANT

STRUCTURAL WEB JOISTS

OPEN TO LVL 16 CEILING

GLASS PANELS

12’-0” CEILING HEIGHT

ACOUSTIC CEILING PANELS

SCALE : not to scale

LEVEL 16 RCP

CEILING PLANS

RECEPTION

Upon entering the space users will feel welcome and overall sense of optimisum through the ceiling height in the reception space. The feature wall will generate positivity and creativiy in workers. Shulman + Associate’s culture of “tropicality” and designing for the firm location will be evident in the use of colors and forms used throughout.

2' - 0" 1' - 8 3/4"

LEVEL 15

1' - 4 1/4"

0' - 3"

2' - 0"

0' - 8"

2' - 8"

0' - 3"

1' - 4 1/4"

1' - 8 1/2"

1' - 8 3/4"

2' - 8"

0' - 8"

RECEP DESK MILLWORK SIDE VIEW 1/2" = 1'-0"

1' - 8 1/2"

reception 3d 6' - 3"

RECEP DESK MILLWORK SIDE VIEW 1/2" = 1'-0"

eception 3d 6' - 3"

23 1' - 4 1/4"

RECEPTION/MILLWORK 2' - 5 3/4" 1/2" = 1'-0"

2' - 8"

1' - 8 1/2"

1' - 4 1/4"

2' - 5 3/4"

LED STRIP LIGHT STEEL 2X4 CONNECTED TO STEEL

ANCHOR BOLT THROUGH BRICK VENEER INTO WALL STUD BRICK VENEER

STEEL WALL ACCENT DETAILS

RECEPTION DESK DETAILS

Elevation 1 - c 1/4" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 15

CORNER BRACKET

CONCRETE LED STRIP LIGHT

STEEL COMPANY SIGNAGE

TUBE STEEL

ANCHOR BOLT

PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE W/ BLACK MELAMINE SURFACE

PLYWOOD

Elevation 1 - c Copy 1 1" = 1'-0"

4” TUBE STEEL SECURED TO FLOOR

STEEL 24

WORK CAFE

Centrally located, the work cafe offers various types of seating to suite the desires of users. Being centrally located, this allows for workers from all areas of the firm to meet in one place, as well as encourage impromptu conversation between users walking through. The feature wall from the reception wraps around to the cafe to continue to inspire workers.

WORK CAFE WALL ELEVATION 25

SCALE : not to scale

LEVEL 15

DESIGN LIBRARY

The design library is open and spcaious to encourage workers to come into the space. Directly adjacent to the library is a conference room which allows for materials to be easily brought over to allow for collaboration amongst team members. The space is kept airy and cohesive with glass walls and views to the outside.

PIN-UP/COLLABORATION WALL SCALE : not to scale

LEVEL 16

WORKSTATIONS

Uniformity is seen throughout all workstations in the space, as well as supplying views to the outside and natural daylight. Visitors and project managers are intertwined amongst the general workstations to encourage collaboration between employees. A large pin-up wall is located in the space to allow for conversation and displaying current projects.

LEVEL 16

PIN-UP/COLLABORATION WALL SCALE : not to scale

LEVEL 16 27

GALLERY CATWALK

As users come up the monumental staircase, following the feature wall, a gallery wall takes its place as an inspirational aspect on the next level. This gallery will showcase recently completed projects by the firm, which will encourage and reinforce the work ethic and company culture throughout the space. This wall will also generate positivity in workers as a constant reminder that each project is always worth it.

2' - 0"

2' - 3 9/32"

7' - 6"

3' - 5 21/32"

3' - 0" 5' - 0 5/8"

12' - 3 1/8"

C 9

1 3

8 6' - 0"

1' - 6 7/8"

5' - 0 7/16"

1' - 5 3/32"

6' - 0" 4' - 4 15/32"

LEVEL 16

2 2' - 11 17/32"

5' - 10"

11' - 11 15/16"

53' - 11 3/4"

TYPICAL WORKSTATION CLUSTER

6' - 0"

6 ADJUSTABLE SHELVING

2 CREDENZA STORAGE

7 STEELCASE GESTURE WRAPP TASK CHAIR

3 GLASS DIVIDER

8 SUPPLIES SHELF/STORAGE

4 SIT-TO-STAND DESK

9 BIVI TABLE

5 DUAL MONITOR ARMS

10SHELVING

workstation cluster 1/4" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 16

TYP. DESIGNER WORKSTATION

TYP. PROJECT MANAGER WORKSTATION

TYP. VISITOR WORKSTATION

4' - 0"

4' - 11 17/32"

0' - 11 17/32"

1 3’ 1/8” THICK, 4’ HIGH PARTITION WALL

WKST CLUSTER 3D

1' - 6 7/8"

KEY:

WKST CLUSTER 1/2" = 1'-0"

2' - 1 5/8"

SCALE : not to scale

H E A LT H C A R E

PROJECT DURATION

8 WEEKS

PROJECT SCOPE

Design for a 3,600 sf out-patient facility addressing the healcare needs of local families in Tallahassee, FL.

SOFTWARES USED

REVIT PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN LUMION 30

SHAPING HUMAN WELLNESS Southwood office for Tallahassee Memorial Health CONCEPT Going to the doctor is an unavoidable responsibility to leading a happier and healthier life. This is easier said than done, as the stigma associated with these visits is often marked by unease and fear. To mitigate these negative associations, the goal for the Southwood office for Tallahassee Memorial Health is to create positive distractions within a warm and inviting environment, while also paying close attention to cleanliness and functionality of the space. Distractions will act as a diversion in the space for patientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ailments but blend in harmoniously with the space. Another driving factor will be the use of straight lines. The use of these straight lines within the space reinforce functionality as well as assist in wayfinding.

DESIGN STATEMENT The design for the Southwood office for Tallahassee Memorial Health addresses the patientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; need for comfort as well as overall sterility. The design emits a homey feel and lively atmosphere through the use of natural, muted tones and elongated, strict lines which assist in wayfinding. Cleanliness is evident through the use of white surfaces and natural materials. Together these elements foster an atmosphere for healing and wellbeing for patients, providers and caregivers.

GOALS - Create an overall sense of acceptance and comfort in visitors - Use lines to assist in wayfinding - Emphasize cleanliness through the use of color and appropriate material selections - Incorporate elements to bring the space alive and generate positivity

PHYSICIAN 3

EXAM 10

WAITING ROOM

RECEPTION

EXAM 9

CHECK-IN

EXAM 1

EXAM 7

EXAM 6

SPECIMEN RESTROOM

EXAM 4

EXAM 5

BLOOD LAB DRAW SPECIMEN RESTROOM

EXAM 3

NURSE STATION

EXAM 2

EXISTING AREA

PRIMARILY SHARED AREA

PRIMARILY PHYSICIAN/NURSE AREA

PRIMARILY PATIENT AREA

- Some exam rooms have no outdoor views - All storage space is centrally located - Break room has no outdoor views

CONS

EXAM 8

MED STORAGE

SOILED STORAGE

MED SAMPLES

STAFF RESTROOMS

MEDICAL RECORDS OFFICE MANAGER

BREAK ROOM

EXISTING SERVER/ ELECTRICAL

- Nursesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; station is centrally located to the exam rooms - Clear deliniation of clinical and administrative zones - Physicians and office manager have window views - Majority of exam rooms have window views - Direct sightlines from waiting area to nurse/exam rooms - Break room is open and located near staff entry which will promote convesation - Specimen restrooms and blood draw area are directly next to lab

PROS

PHYSICIAN 2

PHYSICIAN 1 STORAGE

EXISTING BUILDING RESTROOMS

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

CIRCULATION PATIENT NURSE PHYSICIAN

ZONING Use of color int the space will assist in distinguishing between patient and provider zones.

PATIENT NURSE/PHYSICIAN

1 2 3 4

SIGHTLINES

SIGHTLINE FROM WAITING TO CENTRAL NURSE STATION NURSE STATION HAS SIGHTLINES TO EXAM ROOMS SIGHTLINES TO ALL EXAM ROOMS SIGHTLINE THROUGH STAFF CORRIDOR

Sightlines to the outdoors act as a positive distraction for patients. Sightlines from the nurse station allow them to see every exam room from one location.

VIEWS OUTSIDE

1 2 3

FOCAL POINTS/DESTINATIONS DESTINATION FOCAL POINT

Creating focal points at major areas in the space will draw attention to them, as well as help in wayfinding.

PHYSICIAN 2

PHYSICIAN 1

EXISTING WOMEN’S RESTROOMS

OFFICE MANAGER

MEDICAL RECORDS

BREAK ROOM

SCALE: not to scale

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

PHYSICIAN 3

STORAGE

EXISTING MEN’S RESTROOMS

EXISTING SERVER ROOM

FLOOR PLAN

EXAM 10

STAFF RESTROOM

EXISTING ELECTRICAL ROOM

MED SAMPLES

EXAM 9

SOILED STORAGE

MED STORAGE

WAITING ROOM

RECEPTION

EXAM 8

EXISTING BUILDING SUITE

CHECK-IN

EXAM 1

EXAM 7

NURSE STATION

EXAM 2

EXAM 6

STORAGE CORRIDOR

EXAM 3

BLOOD DRAW

EXAM 5

SPECIMEN RESTROOM

LAB

SPECIMEN RESTROOM

EXAM 4

SCALE: not to scale

LEVEL 1 CEILING PLAN

CEILING PLAN EXISTING BUILDING SUITE

10’-0” AFF

12’-0” AFF

RECEPTION

3D RECEPTION VIEW SCALE: not to sclale

MILLWORK Tackable Fabric Wrapped Panel 1/2” Hollow Tube for cords 1/2” Terrazzo on mastic and tie backs

Metal Plate 1/2” Terrazzo on mastic and tie backs 1/2” Plywood Sub. Anchor bolt

1/2” Plywood Sub. 2 1/2” Horizontal Tube Steel Melamine

Continuous LED strip 1/2” Terrazzo on mastic and tie backs 1/2” Plywood Sub. 2” Tube Steel 1/2” Plywood Sub.

RECEPTION ELEVATION SCALE: not to scale

2' - 6"

7' - 8 3/16"

0' - 4"

2' - 0"

2' - 9 1/4"

7' - 2"

10' - 10"

11' - 1 15/32"

12' - 11 7/16"

51:08 AM

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM ELEVATION SCALE: not to scale

ENTRY

EXAM ZONING ZONING PLAN DIAGRAM SCALE: not to scale

PATIENT ZONE PHYSICIAN ZONE CAREGIVER ZONE

Exam Room Plan 1/2" = 1'-0"

EXAM AXON

B C

G EXAM ROOM AXON

A B C D E F G

SCALE: not to sclale Sink with Equipment Storage in Laminate surface material, Acacia

Sink with Equipment Storage

Window Treatments

VIEW Dynamic Glass Window Shades - EcoVeil Screen

Mobile Exam Light

Examination Bed

Wall-mounted Diagnostic Equipment

Guest/Caregiver Seating

Acoustic Wall with Wallcovering KnollTextiles - Alias II Backed in Quill

Physician’s Projection Screen

Physician’s Stool on casters

Physician’s Task Table on casters

Privacy Curtain

Altro Wood Comfort Flooring in Washed Oak

OFFICE ELEVATION OFFICE ELEVATION SCALE: not to scale

A A

WAITING ROOM

Upon entering the waiting area, patients and visitors will feel welcome, as well as an overall sense of comfort and acceptance in the homey feel and use of natural materials. This will be evident through wood-like textures, natural green tones and use of biophilia.

VariDesk - Pro360 Single Display Surface *Optional

STAFF BREAK ROOM

The break area is open and spacious to encourage interaction and conversation between coworkers. Through the use of different seating options and areas for seating, a homey feel is achieved. The use of mauve tones signifies this space as a provider zone.

NURSE STATION

Centrally located to all exam rooms, the nursesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; station has immediate access to all patient areas. Keeping the nurse station open and in sightlines of the waiting area brings the space alive, enhances work flow and makes tasks easier. This will also be achieved through the use of elongated linear lights which assist in wayfinding around the nurse station. The use of color assists in distinguishing zones for patient areas in green and provider area in mauve.

R E N D E R I N G S

DURATION

10 minutes to 10+ hours

MEDIA USED

WATERCOLOR COLORED PENCIL PEN PRISMACOLOR MARKERS 44

NOT MY DESIGN

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