Interior Design Portfolio by Chelsea Harrell

CHELS EA HARRELL

CONTENTS

R E S UME

H OSPI TA LI TY Urba n G a rd en N u Res t a u ra n t

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E DUC A TI ONA L N ex t Un i vers i t y Howel l Ha l l Ren ova t i on Th e Da n cer’s P oi n t e

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RETAIL Fl u x Era B ea u t y B ou t i q u e

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I N STI TUTI ONA L P a t i en t Ca re + F a m i l y Effl ores ce

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C O RPORA TE N ex t O ffi ce

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C R EA TI VE P h ot og ra p h y Ha n d Ren d eri n g s F u rn i t u re Des i g n

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C ONTACT I N F O permanent

8166 Glover Rd Fountain, NC 27829

current 210 Wood St. G Starkville, MS 39759 252.290.0251 www.linkedin.com/pub/chelsea-harrell chelsea.lee.harrell@gmail.com chelseaharrell.wix.com/portfolio chelsea-harrell

E DUC A TI ON BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, MS Grade Point Average: 3.80/4.00 Graduation: August 2015

W O RK E XPE RI E NC E Instructor • The Edge Dance Center • Columbus • MS • 2014•Present Educate student ages 11-12 on proper technique Work individually with students to improve performance skills Choreograph performance routines Teaching Assistant • Mississippi State • MS • 2015•Present Support the teacher during classroom hours Aid students during class with Revit comprehension Assist students individually outside of class Hostess • Ruby Tuesday • Starkville • MS and Wilson • NC • 2012•Present Greet parties with a welcoming smile and friendly attitude Coordinate seating arrangements and organized parties Manage reservation list and walk-ins Design Intern • Signature Jordan • Greenville • NC • Summer 2014 Engaged customers, selected finishes, and finalized purchases Maintained organization of showroom and samples Assisted with project installations

CHELS EA HARRELL

HO N O R S AN D AC T I V I TI ES SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Non-Residency Scholarship 2011 • 2015 Linda M. Clark Memorial Scholarship 2013 • 2015 President’s List 2012 • 2013 • 2014 Dean’s List 2012 • 2013

INTERIOR DESIGN AWARDS ASID South Central Chapter Regional Student Design Competition 2015 1st Place Educational Design/Learning 2nd Place Commercial Design Team - Hospitality Gold Brass Ring Commercial over 2500 SF 2013 3rd Place Student Choice Color and Lighting Competition 2013

CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS American Society of Interior Designers Student Member 2012 •2015 Treasurer 2014 • 2015 Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society 2013 • 2015 Humane Society Student Chapter 2013 • 2014 Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority 2011 • 2012 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 2011

ACTIVITIES ASID South Central Regional Career Day 2013 • 2015 Humane Society Volunteer 2012 • 2014 Habitat for Humanity 2011 • 2014 The Big Event 2013 • 2014

COMPUTER SKILLS Microsoft Office Word Excel Powerpoint MAC Office Pages Numbers Keynote Adobe CS6 Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Revit 2013 & 2014 Google Sketch-up Rhino 5 AutoCAD 2013

R ELATED C OURSES

AutoCAD 3D AutoCAD-Revit Detailing & Construction Textiles for Interiors Furniture Design Hand Rendering Photography Environments for Special Needs Digital Design Materials LEED GA Exam Prep

HOSPITALITY

OBJECTIVE Team Project - 29,000 SF Duration - 9 weeks Redesign a Boutique Hotel located in an urban area. Including the lobby, guest levels, and rooftop terrace. Rebrand all spaces within the hotel to meet the new design.

SOLUTION

Achieved green design by setting stainability goals for each space. Offered guests a variety of accommodations including restaurants, a spa, and pool area. Created spaces that offer a different experience each time a guest stays at the hotel.

U R garden BAN Located in the heart of Seattle, Washington, Urban Garden is small in size but big in personality • Turning each venue into a destination, the hotel brings Seattle’s green heritage to its guests while providing a downtown urban oasis • It anticipates every need of the hip professional and ecofriendly traveler with its exceptional personal service and wide range of amenities. Promotional Video • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjb9RUOJu2E

RESPONSIBILITIES Space Planning • Revit Model • Details • Specs • Physical Model

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Rhino Photoshop Illustrator InDesign 2nd Place Commercial Design Team - Hospitality 2015 ASID South Central Chapter Regional Student Design Competition

FALL

2 0 14

reception area

hotel concept images

conceptual exterior rendering

level 1 rendered floor plan

Wooden Slats

GFRG Incasement

lobby sustainability goals

custom reception desk detail usa

RECYCLABLE lobby perspectives

WATER SAVINGS

FSC CERTIFIED

ENERGY SAVINGS

MADE IN THE USA

lobby concept images

key plan

concept sketches harvest bistro sustainability goal

RECYCLABLE

BIODEGRADABLE

harvest bistro concept images

FSC CERTIFIED

ENERGY SAVINGS

ALL NATURAL

harvest bistro perspectives

key plan board example The Grove Lounge, located adjacent to the main lobby of Urban Garden, is the perfect place for guests to gather. In contrast to Harvest Bistro, Grove Lounge provides a more intimate and moody atmosphere where guests can nest in an environment of urban nature. Patrons can start their day in Grove Lounge with a cup of Seattle coffee and end it with a glass of the finest local wine at night. With the mysterious and enticing vibe of a forest grove, this bar is a comfortable and soothing place to relax and unwind with friends after a day on the town. The hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s environmentally friendly decor is continued with low VOC fabrics, live plants and earth-friendly materials. The black marble bar and deeper colors of the fabrics and furnishings contribute to the dramatic ambiance. It is the ideal meeting point and place for socializing day and night.

GROVE

LOUNGE

Level 1 Key Plan Scale: Not to Scale

HIGHTOWER MATTE CARAVAGGIO PENDANT

HERMAN MILLER LANDMARK CHAIR

CUSTOM FLOORING

METAL BACK SPLASH

BLACK MARBLE

WALNUT

STINSON-PARK AVENUE, SPRIG

STINSON-MESA, OYSTER

STINSON-DETAIL, BERRY

HIGHTOWER HAPPY STOOL

usa

FSC CERTIFIED

ENERGY SAVINGS

U R garden BAN grove lounge sustainability goals

MADE IN THE USA

BIODEGRADABLE

RECYCLABLE

usa

RECYCLABLE grove lounge perspectives

BIODEGRADABLE

FSC CERTIFIED

ENERGY SAVINGS

MADE IN THE USA

grove lounge concept images

oasis eco-spa

key plan

concept sketch

oasis eco-spa sustainability goals

WATER SAVINGS

BIODEGRADABLE

oasis eco-spa concept images

CHEMICAL FREE

ENERGY SAVINGS

ALL NATURAL

oasis spa reception â&#x20AC;˘ relaxation room

maquette photographs

guest level sustainability goals

guest level rendered floor plan

usa

RECYCLABLE guest level room perspectives

WATER SAVINGS

FSC CERTIFIED

ENERGY SAVINGS

MADE IN THE USA

guest level concept images

rooftop level rendered floor plan

verdant entrance â&#x20AC;˘ bar

rooftop level concept images

rooftop level model

rooftop level sustainability goals

BIODEGRADABLE

CHEMICAL FREE

ALL NATURAL

ENERGY SAVINGS

usa

rooftop greenhouse • pool

WATER SAVINGS

RECYCLABLE

FSC CERTIFIED

SOLAR ENERGY

MADE IN THE USA

rooftop level concept images

concept sketch

living wall perspective

rooftop level model photographs

concept sketch

enclosed seating and patio perspective

rooftop level model photographs

OBJECTIVE

On the southern most tip of The Sanai Peninsula along the Red Sea • Sharm El Sheikh is a city located in the South Sinai Government • They are known for their affluent residents, culture, and beautiful beaches • Inspired by the Egyptian god of the waters of chaos, the restaurant Nu, is a major attraction in downtown Sharm El Sheik • The god Nu existed on earth before land and according to legends, the first land rose out of Nu • He infused their lives with prosperity and luxury • Nu provides indoor or outdoor dining representing an oasis in the hot climate of Sharm El Sheikh

Individual Project - 6,800 SF Duration - 4 weeks Design an international restaurant using research to develop a concept and provide a variety of dining areas within a space based on the culture of the area.

SOLUTION

Selected flexible furniture allowing for groups of all sizes to dine together and interact within the restaurant. Developed booth and single seating for a variety of guests.

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

exterior perspective

FALL

2 0 13

concept images

rendered floor plan

18 X 30

18 X 36

18 X 60

COOKING WAREWASHING

1'-0"

15'-0"

24 X 72

18 X 72

R R

18 X 72

18 X 72 18 X 42

18 X 48

18 X 36

16’ A.F.F.

18 X 60 PICK-UP

OFFICE COOLER 24 X 60

24 X 48

10’A.F.F.

10’ A.F.F.

16’ A.F.F. 16’ A.F.F.

Lighting Legend Symbol

Quantity

Description

Lamping

Custom Luster Light Square 16

Pendant

60 Watts

15" x 15" x 13" 16’ A.F.F.

Luster Light Square Pendant

13’6” A.F.F.

12’6” A.F.F.

15" x 15" x 13"

60 Watts

Varied Lengths

Construction Down Light Clear Alzak

1100 Lumens

14" x 12 3/4" x 7 3/4" ES Systems Small LED 84

Triangle

35 Watts

18" x 18" x 2" ES Systems Large LED 9 12’6” A.F.F.

Triangle

35 Watts

36" x 36" x 2"

12’6” A.F.F.

Kone II Clear Etched Glass 16 12’6” A.F.F.

20’ A.F.F.

Pendant Luminaire

26 Watts

11 3/4" x 11 3/4" x 15 1/4"

12’6” A.F.F.

reflected ceiling plan

Tom Dixon Custom

Tom Dixon LUS03

6" Pro-Optic LED New

16’ A.F.F. 14’8” A.F.F.

Manufacturer/ Number

Exit Sign

Smoke Detector

Sprinklers

Air Supply

Air Return

AC LED Sign

Progress Lighting P8021-21A/30K

ES Systems Lighting 5745001 ES Systems Lighting 5745101 Delray Lighting 6222-26-1-EM Cooper Lighting LPX7DH

ff&e selection

EDUCATIONAL

OBJECTIVE

Next University is a cutting edge learning institution located in Norfolk, VA, whose purpose is to facilitate flexible spaces where studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; variable learning needs are met â&#x20AC;˘ Next creates a big impact in the lives of their students through a modern learning environment that incorporates all the technology students use today â&#x20AC;˘ Next delivers multiple learning environments for students that provide f le x ible, diverse, and interactive spaces, promoting a rhythm of ble nde d lear ning and well-being.

Individual Project - 10,685 SF Duration - 3 weeks Using the space given create an educational environment that facilitates student development.

SOLUTION

Applied the latest in educational technology and research so that the space provides a diverse learning area to fit all the needs of each individual student.

SOFTWARE

Revit 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

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1st Place Educational Design/ Learning 2015 ASID South Central Chapter Regional Student Design Competition

FALL

2 0 14

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rendered level 1 & 2

concept images

collaboration zones

cafe â&#x20AC;˘ classroom

OBJECTIVE Team Project - 20,000 SF Duration - 2 weeks Redesign an existing building on Mississippi State’s campus to house the Interior Design Department, and Art Department’s fundamental courses.

SOLUTION

Delegated flexible space that provides multiple uses to maximize the potential of the current building.

HOWELL HALL RENOVATION

For the first time, all units in the College of Architecture, Art, and Design are coming together in the same location on Mississippi State University’s Starkville campus • Starkville has traditionally used raw materials in the design of its downtown area as well as many well known buildings on campus • The renovation for Howell Hall follows the design of these structures, making it a cohesive part of MSU • This renovation proposal seeks to create a space that best accommodates the Department of Art, Building Construction Science, and the Interior Design Program in the CAAD campus with functional style

RESPONSIBILITIES Revit Model • Space Planning • Rendering

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 AutoCAD 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

SPRING 2014

INTERIOR DESIGN SHARED ART

level 1 & 2 real estate distribution

concept images

interior design entrance

art department entrance

Lighting/ Electrical Legend IMAGE

SYMBOL

QUANTITY

DESCRIPTION

LAMPING

Shaper 1300 HP Series High

Performance Indirect/Direct Pendant Luminaire

Cooper Lighting 26 Watts

Corelite JAYLUM Suspended

LED

50 Watts

Corelite

4731 Lumens

J2-WL-3L35-1C-UNV-AC-XX-T1-4-DLED Cooper Lighitng

for use with 120 V and 277V

Halo

1 13/16" x 1 7/16' x 4'

LA631SL

Halo Stasis Medium Track Light 4 3/16" x 6 1/4" x 5 5/8"

Sure-Lites LPX Series Combo Exit

Cooper Lighting

Frosted Lens LED 8 1/2" x 96" x 1 1/2" Halo Architectural Lamp Holders

Light with Emergnecy Lights 10" x 23 1/4" x 4 1/2"

10'0" A.F.F.

Shaper 1300-14-SJCAC-CFL/1/26-120V-NA-CLR-COL-OS-90

14" x 14" x 90"

195

MANUFACTURER/NUMBER

10'0" A.F.F.

15'0" A.F.F.

Cooper Lighting 18 Watts

10'0" A.F.F.

Halo

15'0" A.F.F.

LA805MEDSP840MB277

LED 5.4 Watts

10'0" A.F.F.

Cooper Lighting Halo LPX7DH

10'0" A.F.F.

15'0" A.F.F. 10'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F. 10'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F.

15'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F. 15'0" A.F.F.

15'0" A.F.F.

block diagram

15'0" A.F.F.

10'0" A.F.F.

level 1 & 2 reflected ceiling plan

10'0" A.F.F.

15'0" A.F.F.

interior design studio

interior design material library

art department studio

GOLD

National Competition Winner (Faculty Selected)

level 1 & 2 rendered floor plan

shared lounge space

OBJECTIVE Individual Project - 10,000 SF Duration - 3 weeks Design a building that incorporates an eco-efficient lighting plan that accommodates the use of the space.

SOLUTION

Created a large open space that not only takes advantage of the natural day lighting, but also incorporates LED and Metal Halide lighting fixtures.

The Dancer’s Pointe is a studio that focuses on many different styles of dance • Lighting implemented in the spaces helps to create an environment that is suitable for dancing • It provides light for the task at hand without distraction or glare • Many of the decorative luminaries have smooth curving silhouettes that mimic that of a dancer.

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

FALL

2 0 13

reception perspective

Lighting/ Electrical Legend IMAGE

SYMBOL

QUANTITY

DESCRIPTION

LAMPING

MANUFACTURER/NUMBER

Portfolio AIL Avid Large Pulse

Start Metal Halide

Cooper Lighting

21 9/32" X 21 9/32" x 29 15/16" S

Halo Commercial PD 618

Lumen Series 13" x 26" x 7"

Portfolio

250W Metal Halide

AIL-250-MH-120-G19-W-I-SC-AP Cooper Lighting

1800 Lumens 90CRI, 3000K CCT

Halo PD618ED010REM-PDM6930-61VC

Corelite Class A Perf D/I

Suspended Direct/Indirect

Cooper Lighting Corelite

(4) F 32T8

9" x 48" x 2 7/8"

AP-WB-4T8-1C-UNV-AC48-T1-12-ET Cooper Lighting

Iris 3" Downlight Pinhole

15 3/4" x 10" x 9"

Iris

Q20 MR16

P3MR-E3DNPIN-W

Shaper 461 Series Pendant Luminaire with varied lengths

6" x 6" x (54"-144"

Cooper Lighting (1)18W (GX24q-2)

Shaper 461-A-CFL/1/18/120V-SAL-(54-144

Varied Lengths)

ACCESSORY LEGEND IMAGE

SYMBOL QUANTITY

DESCRIPTION

LAMPING

LPX Series Combo Self S

Powered Led Exit

AC LED Sign

Lighting

Heads DC: 6V, 5.4W

24 1/4" x 10" x 3 3/4" Occupancy Sensor with 8

reflected ceiling plan

dance studio perspective

artwork

MANUFACTURER/ NUMBER Cooper Lighting Sure-Lite LPX7DH Cooper Lighting

BAS Relay & Daylight

Greengate

Sensor

OAC-DT-2000-R

Sprinklers

Air Supply

Air Return

Speakers

Smoke Detector

RETAIL

OBJECTIVE Team Project - 1,500 SF Duration - 2 weeks Create a construction plan for a building and its interior for the tenancy of an incubator retailer. Design a facade and/or signage that will direct attention to the building from Main Street.

SOLUTION

Allowed for infinite spacial reconfiguration to suit the needs of all vendor. Implemented adjustable shelving along the walls and used reconfigurable storage cubes.

RESPONSIBILITIES

longitudinal section

rendered floor plan

Modeling Components • Space Planning • Renderings

SITE UTILIZATION

SOFTWARE

SCAFFOLDING

Revit 2014 Rhino AutoCAD 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

FALL

PROJECT SITE

LARGE DELIVERY ROUTE PORTA JOHN

LAFAYETTE ST

DUMPSTER

SMALL DELIVERY ROUTE

MAIN ST

2 0 14

exterior perspective

cash wrap • accent wall

transverse section • retail space

OBJECTIVE Team Project - 1,200 SF Duration - 3 weeks Re-brand and develop a prototype store to be used internationally for a cosmetic chain targeting professional women.

ERA

timeless beauty

SOLUTION

Implemented time specific pieces to create a mood of the classic beauty salon.

Classic beauty endlessly transcends through years of change • It is skillful, elegant and natural, reflected in the rococo revival period and like the iconic classical woman • Era is designed to capture classic beauty and its transition through the years, drawing attention to the glamour that still exists in polished nails, perfect curls, and pristine faces • Modern intelligence along with the historic emphasis on beauty and health are used to provide a unique experience • The advanced technology will entice the modern, sophisticated woman, while the decor welcomes back the luxury of beauty • Era caters to these women who hold classic beauty at heart and love to live in the time where femininity was very important.

RESPONSIBILITIES Revit Model • Space Planning • Hand Rendering • Exterior Perspective • Elevations

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Photoshop InDesign

exterior perspective

MEDIA Rendering Markers Marker Paper

SPRING 2014

concept images

bubble diagram

OR GANI C. entrance cash wrap

TECHNOLOGY.

rendered floor plan

brow and blow bar perspective

E XPE RIENCE .

west wall elevation

brow bar elevation

INSTITUTIONAL

OBJECTIVE

Patient Care + Family

Team Project - 570 SF Duration - 2 weeks Design a patient room of the future using technology to increase safety, offer room for social activities and families.

SOLUTION

Promoted sustainable design solutions that support patient healing. Provided a separate family area from the patient room that helps promote family activities and interaction.

RESPONSIBILITIES Revit Model â&#x20AC;˘ Elevations

patient room perspective

Educate.

Engage.

Encourage.

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Photoshop Illustrator

FALL

2 0 14

rendered patient room

rendered elevation

family room perspective

Patient Care + Family EDUCATE. Patients and families are able to receive information more effieciently and accurately to better participate in the care and decision-making process. Not only are families at the hospital educated on the care and delivery there, but their hands-on approach has given them the knowledge to better take care of the patient after they are discharged and sent home. When there is a lack of clarity, information can be misunderstood or innacurately shared. Within the space, an interactive tv screen across from the patient allows a seamless workflow for the nurses but also gives access to both patients and families to care schedules and systems that rate pain levels/care needs, control devices, food service and video chat with distant family members.

IDEC Student Design Competition Sponsored by CIDQ

ENGAGE. patients, families, and health workers can collaborate on personalizing the care and delivery of their patient based on elements like beliefs and cultural backgrounds. Issues arise when some health care staff members have to deal with families that begin to question the skills of the staff member during caregiving procedures. However, with a comprehensive organizational structure, most challenges can be overcome. In the space, the separate family area allows a hospitality-like setting that makes it homey for a visitors' extended stay. A more closed space allows healhy two-way privacy for nurse-patient and nurse-family conversations and interactions. This layout makes it more tolerable to keep the families close, yet still distant when it is appropriate.

ENCOURAGE. Not only are patients and families encouraged

to implement their values in the delivery and care but they are also encouraged to actively participate in policy and program development, implementation, evaluation and application. Families are also encouraged to choose the level of involvement. It can become a problem when overinvolved famiels begin to ask too many questions or make too many unreasonable requests. In this case, more strict and organized methods/meetings need to be implemented from the start of the process. The design of the family area in regard to the patient room shows the welcoming environment of a well-stocked room from the staff to the family but still gives a sense of control and hierarchy when it comes to authority and involvement.

Z3 Recessed Luminaire

Linear LED Light

Recessed Lighting

RESEARCH SUMMARY - Patient and family ideas, views, and cultural backgrounds bring a positive contribution to the care planning and delivery - Information sharing becomes easier to communicate in an unbiased way. Patients and families receive information more effectively - Patients and families are able to determine the level in which they would like to participate in the care and decision-making

3FORM Chroma Blue

Family Area Rendering

- Patients and families are invited to collaborate with the staff to evaluate policies and program development

Upholstery

- The care provided to each family and patient should be equal, yet customized their own unique characteristics - Clear communication leaves a positive, lasting effect on the patients and families' health experience Herman Miller Nala

Linoleum Flooring

Furniture Plan

- Patient-family care encourages Families to continue in the health care journey of their child at home after the hospital stay

Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0"

KEY PLAN not to scale

1 of 2

Elizabeth Ahmann, Scd, Rn, And Deborah Dokken, Mpa. Implementing Patient- and Family-Centered Care: Part I â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Understanding the Challenges (n.d.): n. pag. Web.

board examples

A. Ceiling height = 9'-0" B. Built-in pop-up wall storage system C. Ergonomic and eco-friendly chair D. Built-in Kitchenette system E. Desk for nurse-family meetings/info F. Bookshelf allows personal touches

Rendered elevations and annotations

"Research." St. Jude Children's Hospital -. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2014.

LOBBY AND ADMINISTRATIVE AREA

Wieland sleepToo Sofa

Wieland Allay Sleeper

- Family and staff partnerships are mutually benefitted by their shared knowledge and this promotes the highest quality care

Patient Room Rendering

d c

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

Coalesse Andoo

2 of 2

CORPORATE

OBJECTIVE Individual Project - 8,000 SF Duration - 6 weeks Create an environment to afford entrepreneurs access to resources, expertise and an environment that fosters creativity.

BE BRANDED

SOLUTION

Established collaboration zones to provide teams and individuals with space to thrive. Furniture solutions designed by steelcase to create flexible work spaces.

SOFTWARE Revit 2014 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

NEXT encourages its entrepreneurs to not let the little things trip them up, when their pencil breaks sharpen it and keep going • The space allows for COLLABORATION to take place, through different spaces with many work environments that promote CREATIVE THINKING • Pin-up spaces and white boards are located throughout so that when new ideas come to them, they can write them down, sketch them, whatever they have to do to keep them and remember them • Having places like this helps promote INNOVATION. Touchdown spaces are available for collaboration and quiet time OFFICE SPACE 2644 SF. 36 SEATS

PROJECT SPACE 827 SF. 28 SEATS

CAFE

638 SF. 22 SEATS

SUPPORT SPACE 867 SF. 10 SEATS

CREATIVE ZONES 788 SF. 16 SEATS

real estate distribution plan

FALL

2 0 13

VIDEO CONF. 200 SF. 9 SEATS

CLASSROOMS 1226 SF. 40 SEATS

concept images

open office perspective

think tank perspective

building key plan • Creative ideas flow through seating changes that happen daily due to benching systems.

• Seating Area

• Custom Carpet Pattern

•

• • Collaboration zones allow for a quieter work area for groups.

• rendered floor plan

sitting area perspective

cafe perspective

•

• Clerestory window to allow light to penetrate into the classroom space. • Small collaboration zones allow for groups to work together in a different setting.

•

cafe elevation

•

• Having a kitchenette allows workers to eat within the work space promoting productivity.

reception perspective

reception elevation

reception desk detailed section

W I N E D D OW N

2’-6”

5’-0” 3’-6”

3’-6”

2’-6”

5’-0”

FOR

2’-6”

CREATIVE

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OBJECTIVE

â&#x20AC;˘ Study and practice the techniques of photography and digital imaging as they relate to visual communication in journalism, public relations, mass media, and related fields.

lighting and motion photography

FALL

2 0 14

chairs

hunting photo essay

photo illustration

photo feature

photography

OBJECTIVE • Quick sketching and the use of charts to draw in perspective • Apply color to perspectives using pencils, markers, pens, and other media • Complete perspective projects using charts and applying rendering techniques learned in class.

SUMMER 2014

hand rendering

1’ - 3”

3’ - 0”

3’ - 0””

1’ - 2 1/4”

1’ - 4 1/2”

1’ - 6 1/4”

2 0 14

THE PETAL

1’ - 5”

”2/1 5 - ’1

chelsea harrell & marge johnson

FALL

1’ - 1 1/2”

3’ - 0”

Rhino Revit Indesign

1’ - 5”

SOFTWARE

1’ - 2 1/4”

1’ - 5”

Develop an ability to formulate and represent furniture design solutions in drawings and models. Apply abstract and theoretical concepts to furniture design. Gain an understanding of the fundamentals of furniture assembly.

MASH-UP DESIGN

OBJECTIVE

1’ - 6 1/4”

1’ - 1 1/2”

”3 - ’1

D D O E WN N I W

2’-6”

5’-0” 3’-6”

3’-6”

2’-6”

5’-0”

FOR

2’-6”

furniture design

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thank you 252.290.0251 â&#x20AC;˘ chelsea.lee.harrell@gmail.com

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