CAROLINA CARDONA
design portfolio
ABOUT Carolina was born and raised in Miami, FL but her roots are from Medellin, Colombia. She holds a Master of Interior Architecture and a Certificate in Cruise Ship and Super Yacht from Florida International University. She is currently working towards obtaining her NCIDQ certification. Cardona’s design style is inspired by nature and the natural environment surrounding each project. Carolina’s holistic design approach delivers a strong user experience that is based on cultural influences, experiential design, and sustainability, which led her to obtain the LEED Green Associate credential. Carolina’s attention to detail and elegant color palettes bring a sense of serene luxury to every project. She is an active member of her local community and design industry currently serving as Director of Communications of the IIDA South Florida Chapter Board.
CONTENTS healthcare
VIVE: Palliative Care Facility Emergency Department Expansion
super yacht
Sanlorenzo Special Edition Yacht
cruise ship
Sensuum Spa TUI Cruise Line Suite
hospitality
Red Bull REVAMP Charrette American Social Restaurant + Bar
workplace
Philipp Plein Headquarters
contact 954.670.6648 carolinacardonadesign@gmail.com carolinacardonadesign.com @carolinacardonadesign
VIVE: PALLIATIVE CARE FACILITY Healthcare design Team project Client: Amara Cay Resort Awards: Sustained Design Excellence | FIU
concept
VIVE is a new approach to palliative care that aims to provide a holistic experience to adult cancer patients & their caregivers through core wellness. The design will promote YOU by creating physical surroundings that are psychologically supportive and provide relief from emotional distress. This wellness experience aims to help you reconnect with yourself and find the balance between physical, mental & emotional health. It is a personal journey from unease to inner peace with the self at its core.
functional diagram RETAIL
SEATING AREA
RECEPTION
reception
MULTI-PURPOSE RM 2
ELEVATOR LOBBY LOCKERS + RESTOOMS CONSULT RM 1 STRESS MANAGEMENT CONSULT RM 2
MULTI-PURPOSE RM 1
LOCKERS + RESTOOMS UP
OPEN TO ABOVE
REFRESHMENTS/SEATING
RELAXATION LOUNGE
OCEAN
FITNESS NOURISHMENT
REFLECTION AREA
STORAGE
SOUND THERAPY (PRIVATE)
SOUND THERAPY (GROUP)
level 1 STAFF RESTROOM
STAFF BREAK ROOM
STAFF RESTROOM
RESORT POOL ELEVATOR LOBBY
Common areas Wellness areas Staff areas Main entry
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RETAIL
SEATING AREA
RECEPTION
MULTI-PURPOSE RM 2
ELEVATOR LOBBY LOCKERS + RESTOOMS CONSULT RM 1 STRESS MANAGEMENT CONSULT RM 2
MULTI-PURPOSE RM 1
LOCKERS + RESTOOMS UP
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REFRESHMENTS/SEATING
RELAXATION LOUNGE
FITNESS NOURISHMENT
REFLECTION AREA
STORAGE
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fitness refreshment + seating
sound therapy
fitness
goals
1 Support the physical & mental well-being of patients receiving cancer treatment. 2 Encourage caregivers to implement caring techniques which instills a feeling of being cared for in patients. 3 Create a safe space for cancer patients and caregivers that contradicts the institutional healthcare environment they experience during treatment at the hospital. 4 Remove the negative connotation given to palliative care which is usually offered at hospitals and hospice centers. 5 Implement wellness through the architecture, design, program & overall experience.
nourishment kitchen
nourishment class
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ELEVATOR LOBBY 18'-8"
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MEDITATION LOUNGE
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Custom wall sconce Pendant cluster Cove lighting LED recessed light Armstrong wood grille Emergency exits Emergency light Pendants
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staff lounge
EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT EXPANSION Healthcare design Team project Client: Aventura Hospital Awards: Mortarr Crane Kick Award 2021
concept
The expansion to the ED to the Aventura Hospital offers the patients, caregivers and staff members a humanistic design that focuses on their well-being and functionality of the space. The design is influenced by the way the users and environment interact and influence each other creating a dynamic space. This dynamism will allow a transaction between patients, caregivers and staff leading to a higher level of satisfaction and effective care.
building analysis
Columns Grid Pattern
Relationship of interior space with windows Relationship between existing ER and addition Thresholds
cafe & seating
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legend Square recessed light Pendant light LED linear recessed light Acoustic ceiling baffle Thin line LED pendant Emergency light Emergency exit sign Hanging metal mesh curtain Accessible custom ceiling system
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nursing theories
Focuses on the human being in the system context Social system = dynamism Human beings and the environment are united Human-being change with time = Timeless design
entrance
desk elevations
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check-in
design guidelines
1 Create a dynamic space that reflects the dynamism of the social system. 2 Help reduce the stress during high patient ED days through the use of calming colors & curves. 3 Create spaces that foster community engagement and promote social well-being. 4 Incorporate biophilic design through the use of materials and connection with nature. 5 Provide proper signage to allow for ease of accessibility within the department.
teamwork area
wayfinding
axonometric
exam rooms
staff lounge
Private Secondary
centers
Public/Semi Primary
domains
diagrams
D1 Walk-in entry | seating D2 Reception | Registration | Triage D3 Emergent | Urgent D4 Mental Health D5 Administrative | Staff Support C1 Check-in C2 Triage C3 ED Universal Exam Room C4 Mental Health Suites C5 Staff Lounge
Walk-in Entry | Seating Reception | Registration | Triage Emergent | Urgent Mental Health Administrative | Staff Support Circulation Entry | Exit Access to views
SANLORENZO X MANISH ARORA Yacht design Individual project Client: Sanlorenzo + Manish Arora
Sanlorenzo
Italian ship building Philosophy: harmony + elegance + craftsmanship
concept
The design aims to create an experience that challenges the traditional yacht through the eyes of Manish Arora + the application of his vision. A spectrum of textures captured in the intrinsic details; hand stitched + authentic but driven by a folkloric future fantasy. Seamlessly combines Manish Arora’s traditional Indian crafts with the elegance of the SD126.
fly bridge
Pool+tanning area Bar+grill Dance area Lounge area
upper deck
Owner’s cabin Outdoor dining+lounge Jacuzzi+tanning area Wheelhouse Captain’s cabin Fore sofa+jacuzzi area
main deck
Main saloon Dining room+bar Galley Outdoor dining+lounge Mini bar
lower deck
VIP cabins Guest cabins Crew cabins Mechanical systems
main saloon
dining room
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design guidelines
Detailed craftsmanship through embellishments + rich textiles Sculptured elements come forward in the juxtaposition of volumes Textures are employed through a celebration of materials The flow of spaces are directed by curvilinear architectural elements counterbalanced by linear forms 5 Rich textures + accent metals are be driven by a folkloric future fantasy
owner’s cabin
owner’s cabin
outdoor private lounge
exclusivity + craftsmanship
A framed direct view of the ocean is seen when entering the owner’s cabin. The outdoor area is completely private for the owner with a private entrance stair from the main deck. This area plays with the volumes and is a space to relax privately. Surrounded by the ocean, the rich textiles, fuchsia accents and warm color palette are complementing the view and evokes a sense of tranquility. outdoor private lounge
SENSUUM SPA Cruise ship design Team project Client: Virgin Voyages Awards: Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition
the client
Sense of community Equality Sustainability
concept
Sensuum is a holistic approach to wellness through an experience of the senses. It aims to serve as a pause in the midst of constant frenzy, represented through the use of curvilinear forms that take the edge off of the fast-paced lifestyle and sharper forms commonly associated with the ship’s brand. The spaces look to treat users from the inside out using natural and sustainable products, which ties with Virgin’s own brand. Soft lavender accents can be found all over the spa as users reconnect and refresh through spiritual experiences of the senses.
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lower deck plan
lower deck rcp
a design
N.I.C
N.I.C hot tub
open to above
hydrotherapy
manager office
+2286mm AFF
hammam
reception
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waiting area
spa bar
entry
open to above
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pool consultation
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hot pool
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cabanas
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steam room
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legend 6” recessed can Cove lighting Ceiling mounted light Accessible ceiling panels
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entry
reception
the pause
Pausing our hectic lifestyle to be able to get in touch with ourselves [senses]. The concept wall serves as a node, where users can pause before proceeding to their spa experience.
spa bar
spa bar
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goals
1 Pausing our hectic lifestyle to be able to get in touch with ourselves [senses]. 2 Users will go through an experience to connect with his/her senses. 3 Design’s circulation will allow the users to connect with one another. 4 Skin is the human body’s largest organ. Because of that, all treatments and products will have a holistic approach to be able to receive all the benefits from the earth without the presence of chemicals, and user can experience the change from the inside out.
hamam room
community + equality
An outlet to reconnect with ourselves, while simultaneously connecting with others through a variety of communal experiences, such as the spa bar,, where guests can have bar facials, hand massages, and organic drinks. The co-ed showers reflect both values in the spa, offering a communal space for people of all genders to gather and enjoy their experiences. infinity pool
co-ed showers
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facial treatment rooms +2286mm AFF
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legend
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upper deck Coveplan lighting
Ceiling mounted light Accessible ceiling panels Wood slats Custom LED light
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couples treatmoon room
An outlet to reconnect with ourselves and connect with a partner. A shared experience – a massage for two people, at the same time, in the same private room, but on two separate massage tables and bath tubs.
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TUI CRUISE LINE SUITE Cruise ship design Individual project Client: TUI cruise line
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all-inclusive packages on-board entertainment shore excursions -
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adventurous home away from home conquering the horizon
concept
The space is intended to suit adventurous cruisers to feel home away from home.
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The stateroom designed for TUI Cruises is suitable for the long-term voyages that the line specializes in. It’s comforting nature, soft textures, and subtle palette is both a retreat for the passenger after adventurous excursions, and serves as a home away from home. The privacy screen between the living area and the entrance vestibule separates the space into disctinct zones, and gives the illusion of a much larger suite.
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luxury
The master bathroom features a full-wall mirror, which gives maximum visibility for both partners, if needed, but also creates the illusion of a larger bathroom. There is an enclosed toilet area for maximum privacy, as well as a bathtub and stand-alone shower.
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RED BULL BULL REVAMP CHARRETTE Bar design Team project Client: American Social - Brickell Publications: Forbes, Miami New Times, Miami’s Community Newspapers
about
Red Bull Southeast Region sponsored a Design Charrette to design an interior buildout opportunity for American Social Bar & Kitchen. FIU’s Interior Architecture students were asked to design + create conceptual plans and drawings as a basis for future construction.
clientele
American Social is meant to be a place where everyone feels at home, an all-American dining atmosphere. The clientele of AmSo are mostly Miami professionals who are looking for tasty food, entertainment and a good atmosphere. The average age of visitors is 35.
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legend indoor bar sketch
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Pipe lighting Pendant lights
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concept
The design will showcase the Americana look through the Industrial Revolution witnessed in the early 1900s that really paved the way for America we know today, by experimenting through the exposure of natural, unrefined elements that came from that era, specifically steel, wood, and brick. The space will provoke a warm feeling at American Social that gives a sense of timeless connection to the past.
night-time indoor bar
indoor | outdoor
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outdoor bar
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Winning team design used for construction Completed in March 2019
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AMERICAN SOCIAL BAR + KITCHEN Restaurant design Individual project Client: American Social Bar + Restaurant at Brickell Awards: Design excellence - FIU
concept
The redesign of American Social Bar + Kitchen- a space located in Brickell, surrounded by the Miami River, fosters an inclusive environment where everyone can feel at home. The design is tied to the project’s location by merging industrial finishes, natural forms, and the vibrancy of Miami. This is achieved by the exposure of various natural and synthetic materials such as brick, wood, concrete, and steel, and the use of accent colors throughout the space. The blend of these elements makes American Social feel timeless, and enables people to experience their surroundings and connect with their friends and family.
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The pipes connect the beer taps from the bar to the beer kegs in the kitchen, serving as a functional and aesthetic feature in the restaurant.
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CLIENT ANALYSIS
PHILIPP PLEIN
CLIENT ANALYSIS PHILIPP PLEIN
Philipp Plein is a German fashion designer and ounder of the Phillip Plein International Group Plein is a German which includes the PhilippPhilipp Plein, Plein Sport, fashion and designer and founder of the Phillip Plein International Group Billionaire Couture brands. which includes the Philipp Plein, Plein Sport, and
PHILIPP PLEIN HEADQUARTERS Billionaire Couture brands.
THE DESIGNER THE DESIGNER
Born: February 16, 1978 (age 40 years), Munich,
Born: February 16, 1978 (age 40 years), Munich, Germany Education: University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Germany Children: Romeo Prince Plein Education: University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Children: Romeo Prince Plein
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workplace goals Well-being Collaboration
Philipp Plein
German fashion designer. Extraordinary, devotion to beauty and passion for rock and roll are the strong character traits for his luxury and edgy style brand.
fashion shows
Plein identifies and interprets international trends in culture, lifestyle, and amusement to develop unforgettable experiences with spectacular and bold entertainment.
DESIGN GUIDELINES
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
LUXURY An insightful collection that combines young, rock and roll style with impeccable quality for the LUXURY 1. Emphasize the important connection between the floors withdiscerning few.
An insightful collection that combines young, rock and roll style with impeccable quality for the Joy of life, drawing people outside of their discerning few. complacence.
the staircase that serves as a visual and physical connection to ease the flow of the employees and connect the employees withFUN Philipp Plein.
2. Distribute collaboration and social spaces throughout the
DYNAMISM FUN The passionate individualist who transforms their Joy of life, drawing people innermost desires into reality, who makes a daily south sides of the workspace where the windows are located to complacence. promise to live their dreams. improve well-being. workspace for both floors to promote interaction and well-being.
3. Locate areas that need natural sunlight on the north and
THANK YOU!!
4. Create a flexible workplace that allows for user control with different systems such as technology, visual and acoustical privacy, furnishings, and sunlight to reinforce flexibility.
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UNIQUE DYNAMISM A celebration of tradition and passion for craft, The passionate individualist and creating the unforeseen.
who transforms their innermost desires into reality, who makes a daily 5. Balance Phillip Plein’s philosophy of fun, luxury, dynamism, POSITIVE SPIRIT promise to live their dreams. uniqueness, and positive spirit with the professionalism neededLife is too short for compromises, only the best at a workplace by clearly distinguishing the public areas from the for private areas for a more productive workspace as well as the use of materials that correlate with the design of products.
6. Design a space drawn from the aesthetics from the brand and
retail stores such as the crystal skull, rich and distinctive materials, glossy and matte finishes, contrasts of light and shade, for a strong sense of ownership for the workers.
the best.
UNIQUE A celebration of tradition and passion for craft, and creating the unforeseen. POSITIVE SPIRIT Life is too short for compromises, only the best for the best.
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The column and beam system of steel allows for a curtain wall system on COLUMN + BEAM SYSTEM | STEEL the north side of the building. Steel allows for big open spacesSPACES and for high The column and beam system of steel allows for SEMI-PRIVATE a curtain wall system on| ~3,109.28 sq.ft. ceiling heights. The grid formed by the columns and windows also divided the north side of the building. Steel allows for big open spaces and for high PUBLIC | ~9,312.3 sq.ft. the space by creating 10| CONCRETE equal zones which makes theSPACES interior space flexible SOUTH WALL ceiling heights. The grid formed by the columns and windows also divided for programming. The columns depict a strong central axis diving the space the space by creating 10 equal zones which makes the interior space flexible in 2 zones, north with the curtain wall and south with the smaller windows. for programming. The columns depict a strong central axis diving the space in 2 zones, north with the curtain wall and south with the smaller windows.
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MOST DAYLIGHT The grid formed by the columns and windows MOST DAYLIGHT MODERATE helps define spatialDAYLIGHT zones within the workplace. MODERATE DAYLIGHT LEAST DAYLIGHT The structural columns LEAST DAYLIGHT divide spaces between private and semi-private zones. These spaces should be flexible where workers can have access The grid formed by the to different areas columns andwith windows different levels of privacy. helps define spatial zones within athe workplace. This creates userstructural columns friendlyThe environment divide spaces between and could result in better private and semi-private productivity.
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TECHNOLOGY
The merge of technology and fashion represents the latest trend in reshaping the fashion industry towards smart clothing and new patterns and materials.
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Black | Sophistication, power White | Cleanliness, empowerment Blue | Reflective, electric Red | Passion, excitement Silver | Elegance
PATTERNS
Linear repetition of lights in the background create reflectivity on the wet flooring generating a contrast between the dark environment and the models. Grid is created with the studs in clothing. The repetition of cables in the arm create dynamism. Repeated use of
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zones. These spaces should be flexible where workers can have access to different areas with different levels of privacy. This creates a userfriendly environment and could result in better productivity.
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PRIVATE SPACESSPACES | ~2,483.09 sq.ft SEMI-PRIVATE | ~3,109.28 sq.ft. SEMI-PRIVATE SPACES | ~3,109.28 PUBLIC SPACES | ~9,312.3 sq.ft. sq.ft. PUBLIC SPACES | ~9,312.3 sq.ft.
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spatial model
The model emphasizes the merge between Philipp Plein’s edgy brand and the organization and connectivity that a workplace should have. The skull in the center represents the hierarchy of the company, Phillip Plein being the brain where his ideas are distributed among each circuit board which symbolize each department as a system. They are all connected by wires and by the hexagonal structure. The reflective surface portrays dynamism throughout the space. It also reflects the top which evokes connectivity and introduces the angularity that is seen in the ceiling of the workplace. The model also embodies technology which is seen throughout his brand. The colors used bring out his vision of the future and make the model daring yet elegant.
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for the best.
design guidelines
1 Emphasize the important connection between the floors with the staircase that serves as a visual and physical connection to ease the flow of the employees and connect the employees with Philipp Plein. 2 Distribute collaboration and social spaces throughout the workspace for both floors to promote interaction and well-being. 3 Locate areas that need natural sunlight on the north and south sides of the workspace where the windows are located to improve well-being.
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4 Create a flexible workplace that allows for user control with different systems such as technology, visual and acoustical privacy, furnishings, and sunlight to reinforce flexibility. 5 Balance Phillip Plein’s philosophy of fun, luxury, dynamism, uniqueness, and positive spirit with the professionalism needed at a workplace. 6 Design a space drawn from the aesthetics from the brand and retail stores such as the crystal skull, rich and distinctive materials, glossy and matte finishes, contrasts of light and shade, for a strong sense of ownership for the workers. open office area
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS healthcare design
VIVE: Palliative Care Facility Faculty: Philip D. Abbott & Janine King Emergency Department Expansion Teammate: Mariapia Sierra Faculty: Philip D. Abbott & Tatiana Guimaraes
super yacht design
Sanlorenzo Special Edition Yacht Faculty: Darci Pappano
cruise ship design
Sensuum Spa Teammates: Rachael Cowan, Gabriela Mesquita & Mariapia Sierra TUI Cruise Line Suite Faculty: Darci Pappano
hospitality design
Red Bull REVAMP Charrette Teammates: Maria Leon, Melissa Briceno, Mirtes Araujo American Social Restaurant + Bar Faculty: Katie Rothfield & Esperanza Muino
workplace design
Philipp Plein Headquarters Faculty: Janine King & Esperanza Muino
CAROLINA CARDONA LEED Green Associate Master in Interior Architecture Candidate Florida International University 954.670.6648 carolinacardonadesign@gmail.com carolinacardonadesign.com @carolinacardonadesign