Channing Blair | Interior Design Portfolio by Channing Blair

CHANNING BLAIR interior design portfolio

TABLE OF CONTENTS Corporate Design Grounded Coffee Company

Healthcare Design Medspace Pediatric Clinic

Corporate Design NEXT Cosmetics

Hospitality Design The Collective Boutique Hotel

Interdisciplinary Brasfield & Gorrie

Technical Detail drawings | RCP

Creative Product Design | Furniture Design | Hand Rendering | Photography

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resume (662) 633-9046 channingblair2@gmail.com 705 University Dr. Apt. 1403 Starkville, MS 39759

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design CIDA Accredited Minor: Marketing Overall GPA 3.86 / 4.0 Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2022

Associate of Arts Overall GPA 3.87 / 4.0 Holmes Community College, Goodman, MS Graduation: May 2019

SKILLS

WORK EXPERIENCE State Farm Insurance

Kosciusko, MS Summer 2019 - Assisted with marketing agency in community - Recruited customers for underwriting new policies - Managed multiple phone lines utilizing effective communication skills - Effectively utilized the corporate computer system - Scheduled individual appointments with office personnel

Attala County Bank

Kosciusko, MS Summer 2021 - Responded efficiently to callers - Scheduled appointments for Senior Vice President - Greeted customers - Completed general office tasks - Maintained office supply stock and acted as courier to process transactions

INVOLVEMENT advanced

proficient

working

Revit Enscape AutoCAD SketchUp Microsoft Office Illustrator Photoshop InDesign

CHANNING BLAIR

MSU ASID

Student Chapter Member | 2020 - 2022

HONORS AND AWARDS - Compass Scholarship | 2019 - Linda M. Clark Memorial Endowed Scholarship | 2020 - Cristi Moore Annual Scholarship | 2021 - Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship | 2019 - 2021 - Community College Transfer Scholarship | 2019 -2021 - Silver Award Workplace Studio Project Scholarship | 2021 - Silver Award | Original Product Design Regional ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition | 2021 - Project selected by faculty for Steelcase’s NEXT Design Competition | 2021

COMMUNITY SERVICE

RELATED COURSES Design

- Design I, II - Drawing II - Hand Rendering - History of Interiors I, II - Intro to Historic Preservation - Professional Practice - Photographic Communication - Principles of LEED - Special Topics in ID - Textiles for Interiors - Materials - Theatre Lighting Design - Enviro. for Special Needs

Technical - 2D CAD - 3D CAD - Digital Design - ID Graphics - Detail and Construction - Color and Lighting - Furniture Design - Studio I - VI

Minor Courses

- Consumer Behavior - Retailing - Introduction to Marketing

TRAVEL PERSONAL - Orlando, FL | 2017 - Destin, FL | 2017 - Louisville, KY | 2017 - U.S. Virgin Islands | 2017 St. John, St. Martin - Nashville,

TN | 2018 - Memphis, TN | 2018 - Mexico | 2018

Cozumel, Cayman Islands, Progreso

EDUCATIONAL - Atlanta, GA | 2019 Gensler

- Asheville, NC | 2019 Biltmore

- Cartersville, GA | 2019 Shaw Contract

- Chicago, IL | 2021 Neocon

GROUNDED COFFEE COMPANY Corporate

GROUNDED COFFEE COMPANY

THE PROJECT objective. Corporate Space Planning about. Corporate office interior. 18,900 sf. per floor. San Diego, California software. Illustrator | Photoshop | Revit | Enscape level. Individual project | Junior level

Studio Workplace Competition | Silver Award

THE CONCEPT Grounded Coffee Company has a passion for quality coffee, community, and green design. design The company’s intention allows customers to experience the community feeling of being in a coffee shop. The main goal of the design creates a safe and sustainable workplace for employees and customers. Both straight and curved lines seen throughout reflect the landscape design of coffee farms.

PROJECT GOALS sustainability. Natural daylighting. Upcycled materials. Sensored light fixtures. Recycle bins.

community.

Various work environments. Collaborative work spaces. Support inclusion and diversity.

efficiency.

Flexible design. Ergonomics. Height adjustable desks / panels. Nook Seating. Movable furniture.

creativity.

Company oriented wallcoverings. Various colors that spark imagination and enthusiasm. Artwork.

green design. Biophilic design incorporated to support eco-friendly farming.

THE PROCESS MIND MAP

nook seating sketch.

work pod sketch.

lighting.

color.

privacy.

Natural lighting reduces levels of anxiety, anxiety as well as ensures that there are fewer illnesses and injuries such as eye strain or migraines. In an office where a computer is often used, it is essential to have a quality amount of light to relieve the effect of the brightness of the computer screen on the eyes of the workers.

Green can make employees feel calm and energized. energized Individuals feel refreshed and green symbolizes new beginnings. beginnings Blue sparks feelings of calmness or serenity. It is often described as peaceful, tranquil, secure, and orderly. Brown / Tans - Typically orderly makes people feel grounded and neutral. neutral

Sound masking aids in acoustic privacy by decreasing the amount of background noise in the workplace. Solutions for visual privacy include high back seating and adjustable height panels. panels Solutions for acoustic privacy include enclosed nooks, sound absorbers, and art pieces that create sound pockets.

CONFERENCE ELEVATION

DESCRIPTION Conference rooms are located on each side of the building so that it is convenient for all employees. The space features large pendant light fixtures, a large scale table with accessible power outlets, outlets, movable ergonomic chairs chairs, a large credenza for storage, storage and a large screen on adjacent walls. Rooms are designed to increase ingenuity and promote productivity and are located on each level of the building. Directly beside the conference room is a lounge nook where employees can come for a break or to work in a new envrionment for a change in scenery. scenery The space is located on the exterior of the building so employees can benefit from the natural daylight. daylight

ANNOTATED FLOOR PLAN LEVEL ONE

Printing stations placed on opposite sides to ensure accessibility.

Desks are height adjustable to increase mobility and improve circulation in workstations.

Offices have glass fronts and doors to provide natural daylighting

Coalesse lounge seats are located outside of the managing director’s offices so guests can relax while they wait.

Coalesse lounge chairs move effortlessly for a wide range of collaborative solutions.

Two enclaves placed on either side of the building so all employees can take advantage of them.

Victor2 recycling bins placed near coffee bar to encourage recycling and add to aesthetic.

Workstations strategically placed so individual’s work spaces are not adjacent to main hallways.

Conference rooms located on either side so they are equally available to staff.

Nook seating available for employees to experience variety of work settings to encourage creativity, while maintaining privacy.

Coffee / copy area centrally located and convenient. Workstations reconfigurable and storage pedestals are movable to allow for future floor plan rearrangements.

Custom built recycling case located in lobby doubles as recycling bin and design statement.

Series2 task chair offers height-adjustable lumbar, responsive back tension, 4D adjustable arms, and adaptive seat bolstering for ergonomic support.

ANNOTATED FLOOR PLAN LEVEL TWO General classrooms and tech training rooms located on exterior of the building to improve satisfaction and promote productivity.

Gift shop available for occupants to purchase coffee grounds and other merchandise at a discounted rate.

Loveseat placed in variety of areas to provide guests with a sofa that would typically be found in a coffee shop.

Desks in training center rooms movable to provide multiple arrangements that meet various training needs.

Ergonomic task chair keeps trainees posture healthy and 3D Live Back offers lumbar support.

Various seating arrangements outside of the tech training rooms and classrooms decrease congestion in hallways.

Training pre-function space located adjacent to reception desk, co-functions with the break room to streamline training process and ease traffic flow.

Break out rooms of various seating arrangements offer flexibility to facilitate different training needs. Modular sectional that can adapt to any space layout.

Phone pods offer trainees and employees acoustical privacy to make phone calls.

Universal Storage Pedestal designed to provide easy access to supplies and contribute to the workplace aesthetic.

Freestanding power outlet provides power to any space. This offers the flexibility needed to accommodate changing configurations.

Enea chair located in offices as guest chairs and general seating in the lobby / coffee bar.

Luggage storage room located adjacent to elevator to allow trainees to conveniently store luggage.

RECEPTION Reception area welcomes guests upon entering the building. The space features a monumental stair and a seating area where employees can come to complete their tasks or meet with clients and other coworkers.

Plant wall included to connect occupants to the outside environment and to support green design efforts.

Green carpet tiles act as wayfinding throughout the building and are designed to relect the rows found on coffee farms.

Natural materials such as concrete and wood are used on surfaces, furniture, and flooring to support sustainability.

LOBBY Space features lobby and various seating arrangements with a coffee bar / cafe.

The natural light creates an inviting space that encourages positive interactions in this area.

Various seating options encourage collaboration and inclusion.

Tech lighting’s Joni pendant illuminates the bar area and creates an intimate space.

COFFEE BAR Coffee bar located across from the reception area where employees can come to relax and rejuvenate. The coffee bar offers a wide selection of drinks and pastries.

Navy subway tile covers the bar to contribute to the aesthetics of the office building.

Acoustic wallcovering incorporated to dampen noise and allow employees to complete work in this space.

Leather seating and a brick wall found behind the coffee bar creates a warm, welcoming environment that you would typically find in a coffee shop.

OFFICE SPACE Office space includes workstations and private offices located on the first and second level separated by the different departments.

Offices have curtain walls made of glass panels that allow employees outside views to inspire creativity and productivity.

Acoustical wall treatments and carpet tiles utilized to improve sound quality within the space by controlling the way sound is absorbed, reflected, or diffused by walls.

Dry erase boards incorporated to allow employees to communicate with one another visually and to promote collaboration.

BREAK AREA Break area is a space where employees come to take a moment away from their work, to have lunch, or to socialize with one another. Break areas located on both levels for convenience.

A large table is located in the break area so the room can be used for conference purposes.

Booth seating provided to allow employees to have a more private experience.

Lounge seating available to employees in this area to provide a comfortable seating option.

MEDSPACE PEDIATRIC CLINIC Healthcare

THE CONCEPT Centered around the concept of space exploration, exploration the design is an age-appropriate space for patients and a professional clinic for staff. Informational space-related graphics replace the typical medical signage and utilizes planets as wayfinding. wayfinding Staff efficiency is improved through larger patient rooms, rooms separation of staff-only areas, areas and improved circulation paths. paths Lighting and ceiling designs incorporate the concept of space exploration and separate areas of the clinic. Overall, these elements create a welcoming and engaging space.

COMPANY GOALS competent.

provide age-appropriate care for pediatric patients between the ages of 0 to 18.

educational.

encourage educational opportunities for client health through staff education and clinical environment.

approachable. inviting, family-friendly medical environment that improves patient satisfaction.

honorable.

dedicated to respecting patient’s rights and providing patient confidentiality.

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Natural Light Mandatory Adjacency Desired Adjacency Patient Areas Restrooms Non Patient Areas

adjacency diagram.

corridor elevation.

kid’s nook elevation.

COLOR CODED FLOOR PLAN

PATIENT

NON PATIENT

SPECIALITY ROOMS

CIRCULATION

RESTROOMS

STORAGE

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN general notes. - 2 x 2 ACT Grid is 9’ 0” A.F.F - Reception Area is 10’ 6” A.F.F - Arktura Vapor Ceiling is 10’ A.F.F - Armstrong Metalworks is 10’ 6” A.F.F - Smooth Ceiling is 10’ 6” A.F.F

vibia pendants.

vibia pendant.

vibia sconce.

vibia recessed. lighting legend.

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

DESCRIPTION MEDSPACE flooring designed to provide wayfinding for guests. SafeZone Spiced White is the main flooring in patient areas and corridors. Curvilinear shapes flow into corridors from each exam room. Colors are determined by the planet each exam room is named after. Flooring changes separate the spaces in lieu of partitions. Organic patterns at entrance mimic orbital patterns and direct guests from entrance to exam rooms. Limestone carpet in private areas aid in acoustic privacy. privacy SafeZone and Bio flooring are durable and easy to clean, clean ideal for medical spaces.

RECEPTION Space features reception desk and front entrance where guests are welcomed by receptionists.

Various colored flooring acts as wayfinding throughout the clinic.

Two ADA surfaces are available to guests at the reception area.

Arch shaped chrome overhang reflects ceiling fixtures to emulate star like shapes.

WAITING Waiting area affords clients a comfortable, interactive environment to wait for their appointment.

Two large divider panels are located along windows to create nooks for families to wait.

Antimicrobial LED touchscreen displays provide patients interactive features.

Organic shaped furniture selections accommodate seating for all ages.

NURSE STATION A centrally located nurse’s station features a work area for employees.

Circuit wallcovering is located in the vital sign area to resemble a spaceship interior.

Nonporous countertops have colored veining to reflect space galaxies.

Ceiling details incorporate lights that project a star-like sky.

NEXT COSMETICS Corporate

NE T experience community.

THE PROJECT objective. Plan and design NEXT’s new satellite office space about. Steelcase Next Student Design Competition. 15,000 sf. Manhattan, NY. software. Illustrator | Photoshop | Revit | Enscape level. Individual Project | Senior level

Project selected by faculty for competition | 2021

THE CONCEPT The High Line is a natural environment layered over the hardscape of New York City that evolved using innovation to create a community full of art and history history. This project helped elevate New York by layering a unique space above the city into something new and beautiful beautiful. Similar to the High Line, this design will elevate NEXT to a higher standard by featuring the company values of innovation, sustainability innovation sustainability, technology technology, inclusivity inclusivity, and diversity diversity.

COMPANY VALUES innovation.

Transforming two existing building floors into a functional, collaborative space.

sustainability. Biophilic design present in all spaces. Efficient products featured throughout.

technology.

Incorporate thoughtful technologies that allow seamless communication between employees.

inclusivity.

Include elements that support the local culture of NY while staying true to the company’s brand.

diversity.

Create a space that is welcoming and intriguing to various individuals and cultures.

PROCESS

community.

privacy.

innovation.

values.

wellbeing.

Sense of community encourages feeling of belonging in employee. Community inspires trust trust, equality equality, communication, communication collaboration, and collaboration respect for differences through inclusion and diversity. Greater focus diversity of community can be centered on corporate vision to be realized through actions created together. together

Privacy in workplace allows employees ability to decrease distractions and facilitate productivity productivity. Design spaces for privacy allow confidential meetings to occur. Creativity requires balance between privacy and collaboration to stimulate innovation innovation. Lack of personal privacy can decrease personal development. development

Innovation empowers employees to develop new ideas or approach current ideas in new ways. Encouraging innovation allows businesses to adapt to changes in market and facilitates opportunities for development. Innovation is inspired through enabling employees to generate new skills, skills and knowledge through technology technology.

Company culture and core values are difficult to mold and are formed over time. Workplace values are essential to success. Core values success are the driving force of the employees and inform customers of who you are as a company. Strong values need to be evident in the space through recognition recognition, communication, and communication ongoing development development.

Wellbeing involves diverse, holistic focus diverse on employees and includes cognitive cognitive, psychological, and psychological physical aspects of workplace. Wellbeing fosters creativity and increases productivity. productivity Well-designed space allows individuals to engage deeply on tasks in an environment that supports the entire individual and cultivates innovative group interactions. interactions

space diagram.

7TH FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM.

8TH FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM.

natural lighting. public areas. acoustics. privacy. special equipment. adjacency.

public spaces. work zones. meeting areas. support spaces.

ZONE PLAN LEVEL SEVEN

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workspace.

meeting space.

social space.

resource + support.

rejuvenation space.

ZONE PLAN LEVEL EIGHT

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workspace.

meeting space.

social space.

resource + support.

rejuvenation space.

RECEPTION Upon entering the 7th level, guests and employees are greeted by the reception area that features a custom reception desk and concrete and wood paneling.

Black metal ceiling panels inspired by former West Side Line Railway are strategically placed throughout plan to separate spaces.

Art installation behind reception desk located at High Line and serves as a focal point for the space.

Reception incorporates a work area where employees can come to work, relax, or collaborate.

WILD CARD The wild card space is a walking track for employees that is located along the perimeter of the 7th floor. The space was inspired by the walking track that is located at the High Line elevated above NY city.

Walking track designed to elevate workspace and reflect railway tracks. Also acts as wayfinding around building.

Space features images of former West Side Line and art along track that gives people a sense of being there and contributes to aesthetics.

Study nook seating is located throughout NEXT to give employees a new environment to work in.

MONUMENTAL STAIR The monumental stair is adjacent to the elevators and was designed to reflect the stairs that are located at the High Line. This 3D perspective features numerous design elements and principles such as line, repetition, movement, and emphasis.

Stairs not only act as a way to move from the 7th floor to the 8th, but as a functional seating area to come to when employees need a change of scenery.

The material on the stair is natural concrete and detailed with natural wood paneling to look cohesive with the space.

Biophilic design is featured in this area to improve employee satisfaction and wellbeing.

WORK CAFE Directly behind the reception desk is the work cafe. The work cafe includes various seating options for employees to sit and eat or work. The cafe is located on the 8th level and extends onto the terrace where the coffee bar is located.

Features historic photos of former West Side Line wrapped around structural columns to incorporate history of NY culture.

Includes carpet tile that is inspired by lines and paths on which a rail car travels.

Textured tan wall coverings were strategically placed in the cafe to dampen noise.

RETAIL MOCK UP The retail mock-up space is designed to reflect the core values of the skin care company.

The warm tones and minimal space allow customers to relax while browsing the space.

The retail space features numerous cabinets and shelving units for ample storage.

The space includes mirrors for the customers to try on various products.

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THE COLLECTIVE Hospitality

THE PROJECT objective. Develop an understanding of design development processes in a hospitality project about. Boutique hotel and spa.18 levels. Philadelphia, PA. software. Illustrator | Photoshop | Revit | Enscape level. Group project | Senior level | 4 Interior designers

THE CONCEPT The concept and design for the hotel is rooted in the charm and elegance of Philadelphia’s local areas and the lives of Edith Wharton, Wharton Mark Twain, Twain Eudora Welty, Welty and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald Traditional Traditional, ornate architecture and style are embodied in the design of The Collective. Public spaces throughout represent the personality and lifestyle of each American author, author while still cohesively tying back to the overarching design themes of the space. While maintaining historical integrity, integrity this luxury hotel incorporates contemporary design elements to evoke a sense of rebirth and excitement excitement. No matter the occasion, The Collective offers the perfect ambiance and timeless experience for visitors.

The Collective is located in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, home to America’s oldest operating public library. The city is known for its historical landmarks, site seeing, and rich history. The Collective will showcase classic elements native to the area and lives of select twenty-first century American authors.

mind map.

Scan the QR code above to view a walk-through video of The Collective!

seat count.

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1. The Cue Coffee Bar & Cafe 2. The Cue Outdoor Seating 3. The Collective Lobby 4. Lennox Cafe 5. Lennox Cafe Outdoor Seating 6. Belvedere Reception 7. Belvedere Wellness & Spa 8. Belvedere Gym 9. Restrooms

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apartment level floor plan. Inspired by the local history and traditional charm, charm The Collective’s Lobby and surrounding spaces invite guests in with its quaint, comfortable feel. The traditional architectural details, details wood finishes, finishes appropriate wall coverings, coverings and luxury fabrics used throughout establish a sense of class and sophistication sophistication.

Inspired by Mark Twain and his love for Billiards Billiards, the coffee bar will reflect the aesthetic feel and architectural details of a 1900s billiard room. room A billiard room essentially acts as a place of recreation offering various means of activity. activity Similar to this, the coffee bar will include a grab-and-go section, a pastry display, section display a bar area, area and a cafe cafe. “The game of billiards has destroyed my naturally sweet disposition.” - Mark Twain

THE CUE Coffee Bar & Cafe

Handcrafted ESPRESSO

Choose from our wide variety of drinks

ESPRESSO

double shot - 2 / 2.5 oz

LATTE

espresso and steamed milk - 12 or 16 oz

CAPPUCCINO

espresso, steamed milk and foam - 10 oz

AMERICANO

hot water topped with espresso - 12 or 16 oz

CHAI

blend of Indian spices, block tea, and milk - 12 or 16 oz

MOCHA

latte made with dark chocolate sauce topped with whipped cream - 12 or 16 oz

MAYAN MOCHA

latte made with our special mayan powder - 12 or 16 oz

CAFE AU LAIT

half brewed coffee and half steamed milk - 12 or 16 oz

CARAMEL WHIP

latte made with caramel sauce topped with whipped cream - 12 or 16 oz

Refreshing COLD DRINKS

All cold drinks are served in 16oz cups

ICED COFFEE OR LATTE Kenya M cold brewed for 12 hours or your favorite latte over ice

COFFEE OR CREAM FREEZE coffee, ice, and your favorite blended to perfection choose from mocha, caramel, or vanilla

SMOOTHIES peach | strawberry | mango | wildberry

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Lennox Cafe Edith Wharton was a famous American novelist who had a love for writing writing, art art, architecture architecture, and design design. In 1901, Wharton purchased 113 acres in Lennox, Massachusetts, Massachusetts where she designed and built her home, The Mount. Mount Similarly, Lennox Cafe will showcase Wharton’s classical style, creating a space that is captivating and opulent style opulent. “Beware of monotony; it’s the mother of all the deadly sins.” - Edith Wharton

Appetizers Choose from our wide variety starters or share plates. WEDGE SALAD

Tomato Raisins, Smoked Tomato Puree, Brichoe Croutons, Blue Cheese Dressing, & Bacon Crumble (V)

CAESAR SALAD CARDINI

Young Romaine & Baby Gem Leaves, Shaved Parmigiana, Crispy Curly Kale, Spanish Anchovies, Sour Dough Croutons & Ceaser Dressing

LOBSTER BISQUE

Tarragon Oil, Butter Poached Lobster, Calvisius Caviar, & Apple Salad (GF)

TUNA TARTARE

Mango Emulsion, Pickled Daikon, & Soy Aioli

WILD MUSHROOM RISOTTO

Herb Jus, Wilted Leeks, Aged Parmesan, & Herb Salad (V | GF)

MAPLE ROASTED BUTTERNUT SQUASH

Kale Gremolata, Lentils, Roasted Chestnuts, Pickled Squash, & Baby Kale (V | VG | GF)

Entrees

Choose from our wide variety of entrees. ROASTED FREE RANGE CHICKEN

Mustard & Tarragon Veloute & Garden Vegetables (GF)

ROASTED LOIN OF LAMB

Crispy Polenta, Artichoke Puree, & Lamb Croquette

PAN ROASTED GUINEA HEN

Buttered Savory Cabbage, Onion Cream, & Farro Ragout

BEEF TENDERLOIN ROSSINI

Confit Potato, Crispy Foie Gras, & Truffle Jus

GRILLED LEEKS

Onion Puree, Garden Herbs, & Walnut Gremolata (V | VG | GF)

CARROT CAVATELLI

Carrot Top Salsa Verde, Carrot Crumble, & Aged Fontina (V)

LOBSTER POT PIE & TRUFFLES

Hudson Valley Seasonal Vegtables & Herb Chantilly Cream

SALMON WELLINGTON

Wild Mushroom, Wilted Spinach, Fingerling Potatoes, & Caviar Beurre Blanc

Dessert

Choose from our wide variety of savory desserts. CHOCOLATE CARAMEL CREME BRULEE Orange Marmalade & Vanilla Marshmallow (GF)

BAKED ALASKA

Gingerbread Ice Cream, Blackberry Sorbet, White Chocolate Ganache, & Stewed Winter Fruits

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The American writer writer, photographer photographer, and novelist Eudora Welty, had a known love for gardening and its quiet Welty greatness. In her writing, Welty conveys the feelings of love and hope, reflecting her personal sense of optimism. Similar to these components, the space will optimism serve as a tranquil environment of wellness for users to reset and recharge echarge. “Our garden was a succession of bloom. It was changing and renewing itself every month of the year.” - Eudora Welty

Massages rancho classic massage

60 or 90 minutes $99 | $135

Restore your body with this mind-melting medley of swedish hot stone reflexology and Rancho’s signature techniques.

deep tissue massage

60 or 90 minutes $110| $150

Relieve even the tightest muscle tension with deep pressure strokes and trigger points to improve flexibility and range of motion.

herbal massage

60 or 90 minutes $110| $150

Reduce inflammation of muscles ligament and nerves while invigorating the body and mind with the medicinal power or plants.

romantic in-room couples massage

60 or 90 minutes $215| $275

Unwind side by side each with your own personal therapist. Reconnect with your body and each other with this full body couples massage.

sunset couples massage

60 or 90 minutes $375| $425

Experience the transformational magic of an in-room sunset massage with your partner, but first indulge in champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries.

Facials restorative facial

60 minutes $80

Restore skin to a more youthful state with this moisturizing treatment. Facial includes exfoliation mask and massage.

cleansing facial

60 minutes $99

Reveal cleaner fresher looking skin with this deeply cleansing facial which includes extraction.

acne attack facial

50 minutes $94

Kiss your acne days goodbye. If skin blemishes and spots are giving you a problem, we will help you cure them with our revolutionary oxygen facial.

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seat count.

The famous party scenes in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novels were often based on real events, transformed by a similar kind of nostalgic nostalgic, liquid haze. haze While incorporating similar elements throughout the entire hotel, a more contemporary design scheme encourages the over the top party lifestyle and experience for this rooftop. “Here’s to alcohol, the rose colored glasses of life.” -F. Scott Fitzgerald

Cocktails

Choose from our wide variety of specialty mixed drinks. CUCUMBER BASIL GIMLET 11 cucumber / basil infused New Amsterdam Vodka, lime, agave

RUM PUNCH 11

POMAGRANATE MARTINI 12

Tito’s Handmade Vodka, promegranate liqueur, pomegranate, pomegranate syrup, lime juice

CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL 10

house rum blend, house made Orgreat syrup, house made rasberry syrup, lime, pineapple juice

sparkling wine, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, orange juice, orange cognac, pomegranate syrup

RISE UP MARTINI 13

SHELBY’S OLD FASHIONED 13

Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Maggie’s Farm coffee rum, cold brew coffee, vanilla gomme syrup

COSMO 12

Tito’s Handmade Vodka, orange cognac, cranberry, lime

SANGRIA 10

red or white wine, brandy, orange cognac, orange

HIBISCUS SWIZZLE 12

Stoli vanilla vodka, mixed berry and pomegranate juice, lemon, hibiscus syrup, sparkling wine

White Wine

Choose from our wide variety of white wine by the glass.

Old Forrester 100, house made Gomme syrup, angost ura and oragne bitters

SPRING FLING 12

Deep Eddy grapefruit vodka, lemon, grapefruit, simple syrup, egg white, cucumber, mint

CHERRY BLOSSOM 13

Beefeater Bauchant, cherry jam, lemon, vanilla

MONKEY BUISNESS 14

banana liquor, Maggie’s Farm spiced rum, apricot liquor, lime, orange juice, pineapple agave syrup

Red Wine

Choose from our wide variety of red wine by the glass.

PINOT GRINGO 8

PINOT NOIR 9

Pio / Delle Venezie

Angeline / CA

ROSE 9

RED BLEND 8

Cantine / Italy

Una Borgia / Spain

SAUV BLANC 9

MALBEC 9

Starborough / New Zealand

Lodi / CA

CHARDONNAY 10

CABERNET SAUVIGNON 10

William Hill / Central Coast

SPARKLING 9

Glera, Chard, Muscat / Zardetto

PROSECCO 12 Maschio / Treviso

By the bottle.

Collier Creek / Lodi

By the bottle. PINOT NOIR - HIGHER GROUND 45 2014 / Monterey

MERLOT - DYNAMITE 38 2015 / California

ROSE - JOEL GOTT 48

MALBEC - ANTIGAL UNO 55

2016 CA

2014 / Mendoza

MOSCATO - PIO CESARE 40

CABERNET SAV - SHOOTING STAR 45

2017 / D’asti

CHARDONNAY - ST. FRANCIS 42 2014 / Sonoma

SAV BLANC - NAPA CELLARS 42 2016 / Nappa

SPARKLING - PROSECCO 35 Elmo Pio / Italy

2014 / Lake County

Blends

RHIANNON RED 38 2015 / CA

TAKEN RED 75 2014 / Napa

AVAILABLE 47 2015 / Italy

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THE APARTMENTS AT

The apartments at The Collective provide tenants with a luxurious, sophisticated feel by combining traditional and luxurious, contemporary elements. They are designed to capture the essence of The Collective while portraying a more modern aesthetic. The apartments offer an elegant living experience aesthetic that offers luxurious amenities in a prime location. location

fabrics and finishes.

space legend. 1. Studio Apartment 2. 1 Bed 1 Bath 3. 2 Bed 2 Bath 2

apartment ratio.

apartment level floor plan.

THE GUESTROOMS AT

Cohesively tying into the traditional essence and history history, the guest rooms create a timeless and comfortable feel for guests. The repeated use of molding, trim, and wainscotting, contributes to the traditional design scheme and creates a more residential feel. feel The custom wall covering and carpeting creates repetition and rhythm throughout the space. The guest rooms in The Collective offer visitors a refreshing experience that is enjoyable for all. all fabrics and finishes.

legend. 1. King Standard 2. Queen 2 Bed 3. Queen Standard 4. King Suite

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room breakdown.

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guest level floor plan.

bird’s eye view.

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INTERDISCIPLINARY Brasfield & Gorrie

THE PROJECT objective. Expose students to interdisciplinary project that incorporates sustainability, innovation, and LEED construction principles. about. 2021 Brasfield & Gorrie Student Design Competition. Redesign of MSU’s Hand Chemical Lab Auditorium and addition of offices, classrooms, & conference room. software. Illustrator | Photoshop | Revit | Enscape | Teams level. Group project | Senior level | Interior design | Architecture | Building Construction Science | Graphic Design

RESEARCH & WAYFINDING WELL BUILDING.

LEED PROJECT GOALS.

What is WELL? WELL is a performance-based system for measuring, certifying, and monitoring features of the built environment that impact human health and well-being .This is done through the seven concepts of WELL - air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind. The WELL Building Standard takes a holistic approach to health in the built environment addressing behavior, operations and design.

- Positive impact on occupants - Energy efficiency - Integrated workplace - Appropriate Sound Transmission Class - Sustainable resources

ACHIEVING WELL BUILDING STANDARDS. air. | HVAC, indoor & outdoor smoking ban, VOC reduction

water. | water bottle refill stations, recycle bins

nourishment. | cowbell well signage

light. | windows, fluorescents, natural light, colonnade, brick screening

fitness. | height adjustable desks, wellness awareness, stair accessibility

comfort. | ergonomics, accessible design, thermal, sound masking

mind. | adaptable spaces, MSU P.O.D. Market 73

wayfinding.

design statement. The main goal of the design was to create a safe safe, sustainable sustainable, and efficient workplace for employees and students. The intention is to allow occupants to be present in a space that inspires learning and sparks creativity and ingenuity ingenuity. The renovation features a modern design that includes various elements and principles of design including sleek lines, lines repeating patterns, patterns textured materials, materials and a functional floor plan. plan The space will feature a neutral color scheme with a combination of contemporary and traditional aesthetics that will enhance the space, but also blend with Mississippi State design styles. The design encourages community and sociability by including multiple seating arrangements and collaborative spaces. spaces To support sustainability efforts, the building features natural daylight, daylight recyclable fabrics, fabrics appropriate HVAC systems, systems and natural materials such as bamboo and concrete. Sensor technologies, technologies movable battery powered outlets, outlets and LED light bulbs will be incorporated to maximize energy efficiency. efficiency The building will include tinted glass in order to preserve energy but still allow occupants to have a view of the outdoors. outdoors A main priority for the floorplan is flexibility which will be achieved by providing various work environments such as lounge seating areas and private study rooms. rooms The classroom and conference room will include movable desks and chairs for a wide range of collaborative solutions. solutions The classroom and auditorium will have multiple exit doors to expedite circulation. circulation The various seating arrangements on the first and second level help decrease congestion in the hallways and lobby areas. The first floor features a lobby, a large-scale auditorium, a multipurpose lounge area, and a classroom that can occupy up to 40 students. The offices, conference room, and study areas are strategically placed on the second floor for a quieter environment. environment

msu hand lab.

auditorium.

sky view of hand lab.

lounge area perspective.

lounge area elevation. 75

conference perspective.

conference elevation. 76

classroom perspective. Classroom is designed around the student’s and professor’s needs to maximize learning potential and aid in their wellbeing wellbeing. The space is located along the exterior of the building so ample amount of sunlight can flow through to encourage productivity and ingenuity ingenuity. Carpet tile is strategically placed here to decrease acoustics and screens / dry erase boards are incorporated so each student can have a clear view of the course material. The desks and chairs are reconfigurable to best fit the day-to-day needs of the classroom. 77

break room sketch. Two study break rooms are positioned on the second level of the building that overook the lobby below. They are located in a nook area that is private and acoustically designed for students to work or study.

office perspective.

TECHNICAL Detail drawings | RCP

DETAIL DRAWINGS FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

Level 2 13' - 9 7/16"

FIRE SEALANT FIRE SEALANT

2 3/4" METAL STUD

3/4" GYPSUM WALLBOARD

2 3/4" METAL STUD 3/4" GYPSUM WALLBOARD SUSPENDED CEILING

SUSPENDED CEILING

ELECTRICAL BOX BASE AS SCHEDULED

FIRE SEALANT

BASE AS SCHEDULED

Level 1 0' - 0"

FIRE SEALANT

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

1 I-300

ONE HOUR RATED 1/2" = 1'-0"

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

2 I-300

wall section drawings. 79

TWO HOUR RATED 1/2" = 1'-0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

FIRE SEALANT 13' -

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

Level 2 9 7/16"

FIRE SEALANT

Level 2 13' - 9 7/16"

3 1/2" METAL STUD

2 3/4" METAL STUD

3/4" GYPSUM WALLBOARD

3/4" GYPSUM WALLBOARD SUSPENDED CEILING

SUSPENDED CEILING BASE AS SCHEDULED

BASE AS SCHEDULED FIRE SEALANT

Level 1 0' - 0"

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

3 I-300

ONE HOUR RATED ACCOUSTICAL 1/2" = 1'-0"

FIRE SEALANT

Level 1 0' - 0"

FIRE-RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

4 I-300

TWO HOUR RATED ACCOUSTICAL 1/2" = 1'-0"

wall section drawings.

2 3/4" GYP. BOARD

3/4" GYP. BOARD

DOUBLE STUDS

2" FACE

JAMB ANCHOR CLIP

2" FACE

JAMB ANCHOR CLIP

STOP

RABBET FOR DOORS

1 I-301

STEEL DOOR HEAD ONE HOUR 3" = 1'-0"

I-301

STEEL DOOR HEAD TWO HOUR 3" = 1'-0"

2 3/4" GYP. BOARD 3/4" GYP. BOARD

RABBET FOR DOORS

RABBET FOR DOORS JAMB ANCHOR CLIP JAMB ANCHOR CLIP

STOP

DOUBLE STUDS

DOUBLE STUDS FACE

3 I-301

FACE

STEEL DOOR JAMB ONE HOUR 3" = 1'-0"

I-301

door head and jamb.

STEEL DOOR JAMB TWO HOUR 3" = 1'-0"

6' - 0"

3' - 0"

2 I-302

6' - 8"

I-302

DOOR TYPE C 3/8" = 1'-0"

3' - 0"

6' - 0"

2' - 8"

FRAME TYPE A 3/8" = 1'-0"

7' - 0"

3' - 4"

0' - 4"

5 I-302

FRAME TYPE B 3/8" = 1'-0"

6' - 8"

7' - 0"

3' - 8"

0' - 4"

I-302

DOOR TYPE B 3/8" = 1'-0"

6' - 8"

7' - 0"

DOOR TYPE A 3/8" = 1'-0"

6' - 8"

1 I-302

2' - 6"

3' - 0"

6' - 8"

3' - 0"

0' - 4"

6 I-302

FRAME TYPE C 3/8" = 1'-0"

door types.

CREATIVE Product Design | Furniture Design | Hand Rendering | Photography

TRACK THE PROJECT objective. Design a working light fixture. about. Competition project for Color and Lighting. software. Illustrator | CAD level. Individual project | Junior level

Silver Award | Regional ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition | 2021

the process product description.

hand sketches.

Inspired by railroads railroads, The Track features a number of design elements and principles including line line, shape shape, repetition repetition, and movement. Lamp was designed to imitate a railroad by using movement sleek lines, lines straight edges, edges and a dark walnut finish. finish Design incorporates five spaces and an open top and bottom allowing light to pass through casting shadows that give off a line pattern. Supported by four wooden square rods and a wooden pattern black base with an easy to maneuver on / off switch located on the cord so it can by be operated by any individual. individual The Track’s modern design meets the simplistic look of a railroad and its vintage style. LED lamp is sure to illuminate any space.

shop drawings.

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW

BACK VIEW

SIDE VIEW

CHANCE LOUNGER THE PROJECT objective. Create a furniture design piece for Next Generation that can be used in commercial and residential settings about. Formica’s FORM Student Innovation Competition | 2021 software. Illustrator | CAD | Revit | Enscape level. Group project | Senior level | 2 Interior designers

the process product description.

hand sketches.

Wood is a durable durable, organic organic, and renewable resource that promotes health and well-being well-being. Wood is exceptionally versatile and used in many unexpected ways such as ice cream, fingernail polish, cream polish chewing gum, gum and hairspray hairspray. Similar to this, the chair is organic in shape, shape functional in form, form and unusual in aesthetic. aesthetic The chair serves various purposes for the user because of the different components and functions it features. The chair gives users a comfortable place to sit while the ottoman allows them to recline if desired. desired The base of the chair functions as not only support support, but also storage for various items. Formica’s durable durable, resilient laminates enhance the chair’s performance and make it a desirable commercial lounge seat.

shop drawings.

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

BACK VIEW

FRONT VIEW

materials. Formica Commercial 5793 | Buff Elm

Formica Commercial 9512 | Layered White Sand

Formica Commercial 8957 | Bubble Organic

HAND RENDERING photo realistic.

quick renderings.

PHOTOGRAPHY the chair project.

the fender | final project.

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