INTERIOR DESIGN
PORTFOLIO CARLY LAWING
CONTENTS
About Me Commercial Design - Tower Restaurant - SpaceX Office Design - Johns for John ADA Restroom
Residential Design - ADA Compliant Home Design
Graphic Design Creative Works
Hey there! My name is Carly Lawing and I am a student at Appalachian State University. I am studying interior design; my anticipated time of graduation is May of 2021. I love design, the great outdoors, playing guitar, and training with CrossFit. Pushing myself to greater heights is important to me and is demonstrated through my design work as well as extracurricular activities. I believe that as creators, we are limitless and have the power to build a better world for future generations. I am always up for a great design challenge and ways to break away from the status-quo!
ABOUT ME
Currently, I have participated and placed in one student design competition. In March of 2019, I placed first in the annual ASID Carolinas Otto Zenke Student Design Competition with my Coastal Infusion residential home re-design project.
OMMERCIAL DESIG
TOWER RESTAURANT Studio IV - Junior Year
Location: Morrisville, North Carolina Clients: Srini Kolathur & Rao Mulpuri Type: Southern Indian Cuisine Concept: “Jali” - Hindu term for “net”; the screens used in Hindu temple architecture. Project Info:
Studio IV was given a real client and the task to redesign Tower
Restaurant, which serves a south Indian cuisine. The owners requested a temple inspired design while showcasing their culture. The use of white in the design is based off the exterior of Sree Venkateswara Temple of NC and the pop of red utilizes the color scheme of the pre-existing logo. The floor plan is designed at an angle, based off the geometry of jali screens; the ceiling feature is inspired by jali screens as well. The scope of the project was interior design and lighting design. Drawings in AutoCAD and REVIT (with Photoshop).
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Watts per square foot: According to the Intrnational Code Council, family dining has an allowance of .95 watts per square foot. Tower Restaurant uses 0.69 watts per square feet, meeting state building code in North Carolina. (Total square footage: 1560)
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Sustainability: - LED lamps in most fixtures - Use of natural light during daytime hours - Photosensor zone due to south-eastern location
Studio III- Sophomore Year Location: Orlando, FL
Client: Space X: Marketing and Communications Department Concept: “Earthshine” - refers to the way the sun reflects its light from Earth to the moon; the part of the moon that glows faintly during the crescent phases. Dark and light contrasts against each other, creating a luminescent effect. Project Info:
Studio III was centered around the task of designing an office interior for the expansion of Space X’s marketing and communications department. This particular design primarily used furniture from Steelcase. Notable info about Space X: - Prefer an open, non- hierarchial space - Touchdown spaces are important Notable Design Choices: - Each room has natural light entering (clerestory windows) - Doors only located on private rooms (ex: teleconference, conference, reference spaces) Drawings in AutoCAD and SketchUp
COMMERCIAL DESIGN
SPACE X - Office Design
SPACE PLANING - FURNITURE
CONFERENCE
MAIN OFFICE SPACE
KITCHEN/TOUCHDOWN
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JOHNS FOR JOHN Studio IV- Junior Year
The goal of Johns for John is to design a space plan for a commercial restroom that exceeds ADA standards. This project is dedicated to a man named John, who was diagnosed with ALS and struggled daily in public restrooms with little-to-no ADA compliance. In preparation for the Tower Indian Restaurant design project, perameters also included cultural considerations for visitors of the Indian culture. This design does not have entry doors, includes an ADA compliant stall (M & W), ADA compliant changing tables with neighboring counterspace, (M & W), and a private room for nursing mothers (W). Drawings in AutoCAD and by hand.
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HOME RE-DESIGN Studio II - Sophomore Year
ASID Carolinas 2019 Otto Zenke Student Design Competition: 1st Place ADA Compliant Location: Harkers Island, North Carolina Concept: “Coastal Infusion” - (mid-century modern & rustic; two trends “infused”) Project Info:
Studio II was given the task to re-design a home of our choosing
with universal design and ADA standards in mind. Drawings in SketchUp
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ACCESSIBILITY: - Elevator (placed in central location) - Min. of 3’ width in passageways - Grab bars in bathrooms - Bedroom on main level - Roll-in shower on main and upper levels (no shower door) - No doors to master bathroom and closet; privacy kept in mind for the design of each entrance
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GARAGE MASTER
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MASTER BATHROOM
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LIVING AREA
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KITCHEN DESIGN Studio II - Sophomore Year
Within the Home Re-Design project - Cabnetry design (KraftMaid Cabnetry) - Utilizes the “work triangle� - Meets NBKA Standards - Meets ADA standards - Accessibility
- Roll-out cabinets
- Roll-under sink
- Roll-under stove (cabnetry in elevation is decorative, not functional;
at an angle)
GRAPHIC DESIGN
TAYLOR MASON Freelance Graphic Design
Logo and album artwork designs for North Carolina country music artist Taylor Mason.
YOSEF CF CLUB Freelance Graphic Design
Logo design for Appalachian State University’s CrossFit Club - Yosef CrossFit
Visual Literacy I - Freshman Year Medium: Paper, marker
Abstract line drawings based on a music piece
ABSTRACT MONOCHROMATIC Visual Literacy I - Freshman Year Medium: Paper, glue Geometric designs constructed with layered paper glued to one another.
CREATIVE WORKS
ABSTRACT LINE DRAWINGS
CREATIVE WORKS
ABSTRACT COLOR THEORY Visual Literacy I - Freshman Year Medium: Paper, glue Geometric designs that represent different color theories. Layered paper cutouts glued to one another.
Visual Literacy II - Freshman Year Medium: foam
Includes concave and convex surfaces and an example of penetration.
HEADPIECE
Visual Literacy II - Freshman Year Medium: copper wire, thread, and spray paint Abstract headpiece designed for the model.
3D BLUE CRAB Visual Literacy II - Freshman Year Medium: copper wire
CREATIVE WORKS
ORGANIC FOAM PROJECT
Carly Lawing Appalachian State University Interior Design Class of 2021 Online Portfolio: www.issuu.com/carlylawing