Interior Design Portfolio by Cheyenne Underwood

cheyenne

UNDERWOOD

cheyenne

UNDERWOOD INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

cheyenne

UNDERWOOD EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN Accredited by Council for Interior Design Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Major GPA : 3.91/4.0 Cumulative GPA: 3.53/4.0 Graduation: August 2016 Associates of Arts, May 2013 East Mississippi Community College, Mayhew, MS

AWARDS Silver - Hospitality Design - ASID SOUTH CENTRAL STUDENT COMPETITION - 2016 3rd Place - BRASFIELD AND GORRIE - 2015 3rd Place Product Design - Light Fixture MSU STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION - 2015

RELATED COURSES Rendering I Art History I History of Interiors I 3D CAD Modeling I Professional Practice Construction and Detailing I Environments for Special Needs I Design I&II I ID Graphics Textiles I Digital Design I CAD for Interiors I Coloring and Lighting I Furniture Design Historic Preservation I Photography

ORGANIZATIONS / EVENTS ASID Student Chapter - Spring 2013- Spring 2016 I CADD Ambassador - Spring 2014/Spring 2015 Habitat for Humanity - Fall 2015 I MSU Fun Run - Fall 2015

662.418.1207

1905 Old Crawford Road Starkville, MS 39759

WORK EXPERIENCE STUDENT WORKER Mississippi State University MAFES Research Support, Starkville, MS. March 2015 - Present. Receptionist/Runner: Organize paper work, coordinate work order transactions, and assist with other duties as needed. Mississippi State University Forest Operations Starkville, MS. April 2012 - September 2014. Receptionist/Runner: Organized paper work, coordinated work order transactions, and assisted with other duties as needed.

BAKER/SALES ASSOCIATE The Cake Box Bakery, Starkville, MS. August 2010 - April 2012. Created chocolate art work and fondant pieces for cake designs, while icing cupcakes for front coolers.

COMPUTER SKILLS

EXCEL

POWERPOINT 3.5

3.5 WORD

3.5

4.5 ILLUSTRATOR

c.marie2010@yahoo.com

IINDESIGN

4.5 PHOTOSHOP

2.5 RHINO

4.5 REVIT

SKETCHUP 2

4 AUTOCAD

(PC)

www.cheyenneunderwood.com

RESUME

1 INDUSTRIAL

7 39 53 57 HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

67 75 81 TABLE OF CONTENTS

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

INDUSTRIAL

BAR RENDERING

FERMENTATION ROOM RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO V / TEAM PROJECT FALL 2015 PROJECT DURATION

SWEETGUMBREWING CO.

2 weeks

WINNER

OBJECTIVE WINNING BOARD LAYOUT Kalyn Johnson Cheyenne Uunderwood Luke Marshall Kailya Barber Kyle Alford Joshua Johnson Ria Bennett

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1/8" STEEL L METAL PANEL

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ladies

WEEPS AT 42" O.C. PRECAST CONCRETE CAP

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starkville, ms

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sweetgum brewing co. Microbrewery The Brasfield and Gorrie, LLC Student Design Competition Fall 2015

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CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT OVER FLASHING PRECAST WINDOW SILL

BATT INSULATION ON 4" WOOD STUDS

WEEPS AT 42" O.C. SIDEWALK EXPANSION JOINT BETWEEN

Demolition

Project Start 10 Days

46 days

Project Duration

A concept of prohibition era brewery, with a focus on the mass purchasing of beer.

108 Days

A team of architecture, building construction science, graphic design, and interior design students design and create a renovation and construction plan for a building located in the Old Main District of downtown Starkville, Mississippi, and its interior for the tenancy of a Micro brewery.

CONCRETE SLAB FINISH COAT ON CONCRETE

Site Work/Site Demolition 8 Days

EXISTING FOUNDATION

Interior Demolition 14 Days

WALL SECTION A, 3/4” = 1’

METAL ROOFING

Exterior Demolition 14 Days

WOOD DECKING

EXTERIOR RENDERING OF NORTH FACADE

EXISTING BLOCK

B C

SEALANT

Reconstruction

Interior Renovations 14 Days

Concept Statement Space Planning Revit Model Building FF&E Selections Finish Selections Interior Renderings Rendered Floor Plan Branding

SOFTWARE

AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

62 days

RESPONSIBILITIES

METAL PANELS

FASTENERS GAP FOR WEEPS WIDE FLANGE BEAM/LINTEL

Mechanical Rough Ins 7 Days

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT BLACK PAINTED ALUMINUM FRAME

Electrical Rough Ins 4 Days

FIXED TRANSOME WINDOWS BACKER ROD AND SEALANT OVER FLASHING

Inspections 3 Days

WIDE FLANGE WITH FLASHING ON FRONT

Interior Trim 11 Days

NANOGLASS FOLDING DOOR HEAD TRACK AND ROLLERS

Exterior Renovations 23 Days WOOD DECKING NANO GLASS FOLDING DOOR NANO DOOR TRACK BACKER ROD AND SEALANT 2X6 TREATED LUMBER RUNNERS LAMINATE WOOD FLOORING CONCRETE SLAB AIR GAP GRAVEL BED CONCRETE AROUND 4X4 TREATED LUMBER

EXISTING FOUNDATION

WALL SECTION B, 3/4” = 1’

CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

INTERIOR RENDERING OF NORTH FACADE

SITE & FLOOR PLAN 1/8” = 1’

CEILUNE CEILING TILE

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DALTILE BREW HOUSE WALL TILE

HERRING BONE BRICK FLOOR

WEST ELEVATION 1/8” = 1’

NORTH ELEVATION 1/8” = 1’

CROSS SECTION C 1/8” = 1’

LONGITUDINAL SECTION E 1/8” = 1’

KAGETEC BREW HOUSE FLOOR

INTERIOR RENDERING OF FERMENTATION ROOM

MATERIAL SELECTION

NOTES Through signage, guest know where to enter the building, where the ofice is in order to make reservations for tours, where restrooms are, and what rooms they are entering on the tour.. First on the tour is the fermentation room, To stay true to the building’s original structure, the curved ceiling with exposed trusses remains and a new concrete ﬂooring with a sealant to prevent stains. Moving next to the fermentation room, to the boiler and storage rooms, guests end the tour in the tasting area.

COOL STORAGE

DRY STORAGE STORAGE

BOILER ROOM

TASTING AREA

STORAGE

MAIN ENTERANCE

OFFICE

FERMENTATION ROOM

FERMENTATION ROOM RENDERING

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

RESTROOM SIGNAGE

restrooms ladies

gents

NOTES The bar area embraces low lighting and dark wood as inishes, resembling prohibition bars. While guests are tasting beer, they can view the boiler room behind the bar to watch the brewing process. This area is enclosed by subway tiles. The subway tiles are used behind the bar and represent what patrons would have seen in the hidden bars located in a subway. The ďŹ&#x201A;oor also has a brick herringbone pattern to resemble the pathway down into subways.

BAR AREA RENDERING

copper ceiling tiles

black subway tile

brick herringbone

bark wood

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

HOSPITALITY

LOBBY RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO V / TEAM PROJECT FALL 2015 OBJECTIVE The objective for this project is to develop an understanding of hospitality design through renovating an 8 level, building into a boutique hotel and choosing a desirable location. The scope includes the design of the lobby, restaurant, bar, spa, guest room, and rooftop terrace with a second bar and restaurant. The project is presented through the use of multiple mediums including a conceptual model, a maquette, a promotional video and presentation boards.

SILVER HOSPITALITY DESIGN WINNER 2016 ASID South Central Student Competition

PROGRAMMING

CONCEPT Inspired by the excitement of Austin, TX music scene, the design includes explosions of color and unexpected design features to stimulate guests excitement.

level 1 bubble diagram

rooftop bubble diagram

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Statement Space Planning Revit Model Building FF&E Selections Interior Renderings Hand Renderings Rendered Floor Plan Branding Document Set

HOTEL DIRECTORY

SOFTWARE AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, iMovie, Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

PROMOTIONAL VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2vcp8C-sGk

NOTES VIEW TOWARD RECEPTION DESK Open floor plan to allow for traffic flow to and from restaurant, bar, and retail space. Mirrored column resembles a crowd erupting at the beginning of a live concert. The gold elevator doors have a pattern that mimics the sound wave of music.

LOBBY RENDERING

elevator front

tile

upholstery

flooring

NOTES VIEW TOWARD BAR 3form wall with crackled gold leaf mimics shattered glass caused by the vibrations of high pitched music. The 3form wall also separates the piano from the man lobby. Concierge desk finishes are the same has reception. The tile resembles the volumes of music.

LOBBY RENDERING

3form Wall

highback lounge chair

k2 - busk + Hertzog chair

flower mono table

DOUBLE RENDERING

KING SUITE RENDING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STANDARD KING

STANDARD QUEEN

STANDARD QUEEN STANDARD DOUBLE

STANDARD KING

STANDARD SUITE

STANDARD DOUBLE

STANDARD QUEEN

JUNIOR SUITE

STANDARD DOUBLE STANDARD DOUBLE

STANDARD DOUBLE

STANDARD QUEEN

ROOM DATA TOTAL OF 8 GUEST FLOORS

32 48 32 8 standard kings

standard queens

standard doubles

STANDARD KING

junior suites STANDARD KING

standard suites level 6 rendered floor plan

INDIE GUESTROOMS The design of the guestrooms at “Indie” are inspired by the movement of music. A metallic gold light feature with linear cut-outs along the ceiling and walls are inspired by the neck of a guitar. While the carpet featured in the room also mimics the vibration of the guitar strings. The contrasting colors scheme used in the guestroom is inspired by the variety of colors from flashing lights used at music festivals and the metallicas are taken from the instrument and equipment used by the performers.

NOTES Linear cut-outs along the ceiling and walls create a custom light fixture that is used as task lighting. Beds have a closed frame for sanitary reasons and guests do not lose items underneath the beds. Custom wallcovering is located behind headboards.

DOUBLE RENDERING

KING SUITE RENDERING

PROJECT REQUIREMENT: Custom Wallcovering. Vibration wallcovering design is inspired by the movement of sound waves. The color scheme is derived from the rapidly changing lights of all the colors that add to the excitement of live concerts. This wallcovering uses pulsing organic curves to mimic the look of sound vibrations off of musical instruments. The design of this wallcovering encompasses the feel of music.

NOTES Contrasting colors create visual interest in the space and a energetic atmosphere.

level 6 corridor and elevator lobby elevation

The large variety of color throughout the carpet, makes the space appears cleaner looking. The large bench at the end of the bed provides more seating as well as a place for guests to place their bags when packing to leave.

junior suite maquette

night stand

light fixture

guest chair

upholstery

flooring

RESTAURANT RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

restaurant key plan

Indieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s restaurant, The Venue is located to the left of the main entrance. The design is inspired by a more mellow, acoustical genre of music. The metal ceiling tiles feature organic cutouts that mimic the movement of sound, while low lighting and rich colors mixed with dark floors and ceilings create a more intimate atmosphere.

NOTES The hostess located at the entrance to seat guests. Large floor to ceiling windows allow guests to have a view of 6th street. Columns become decorative elements in the space holding in place a large over head light fixture that mimics the ceiling design overhead.

RESTAURANT RENDERING

paint

upholstery

NOTES A privacy wall separates the waiting area from the main dining area, so guests do not feel as if they are being watched as they eat. Bar height seating and table height seating create visual interest throughout the space, and allow guests to have a different experience within the same setting. Abstract paintings placed throughout to bring in colors from the entire hotel.

RESTAURANT RENDERING

upholstery

flooring

armchair

barstool

BAR ENTRANCE RENDERING

BAR RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

bar key plan

Guests can enjoy live music nightly in Indieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Off Key Piano Bar, located to the right of the main entrance. Their attention is easily drawn to the center of the room where a piano is surrounded by bar height seating. The barâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eccentric design provides a fun and laid back atmosphere that allows one to wind down at the end of the day.

NOTES Large Off Key logo is placed on the 3form wall to inform guest the location of the bar. Upon entering, guests are immediately greeted by the bar. Low lighting sets the mood for a more laid back atmosphere, and encourages guests to gather around the piano for live music.

BAR ENTRANCE RENDERING

paint

upholstery

NOTES Suspended ceilings to help with acoustics. Lighting under bar top surrounding piano bar to highlight gold and black tile. Light fixture above piano represents all the different pitches of music and mimics the shape of the piano.

BAR RENDERING

quartz counter

tile

flooring

RETAIL HAND RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

retail key plan

Down the back hallway on the main floor of Indie, guests will find Soul Seller Records. The design was inspired by the unpredictable sound that is heard when listening to a vinyl record. The ceiling detail was inspired by the spinning of the record, while the wallcovering features an interesting texture much like the grooves on a vinyl. Natural wood allows modern to mix with vintage, to pull in that at Soul Seller Records, guests can experience any genre of music.

NOTES Guests use the enormous mural along the hall as signage to get to Soul Seller Record store. The immense light fixture brings more attention the ceiling detail above. Multiple types of storage and display areas create movement throughout the space.

RETAIL HAND RENDERING

light fixture

item for sale: crosley record player

item for sale: headphones

item for sale: records

NOTES Additional columns were added to structural columns to create design statements in the space. Display area in front of the checkout area allows for last minute impulse buys. Checkout is located in front of the office and storage for ease of access.

CHECK-OUT COUNTER HAND RENDERING

wallcovering

wood finish

flooring

BAR RENDERING

PRIVATE LOUNGE RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

G10 is the rooftop bar and grill located on the 18th floor of Indie. G10 offers guests live music, dancing, bar, lounge, and full service restaurant. The design is inspired by the intense sound and atmosphere of concerts. There is multiple seating types so guests can choose their experience, as well as reflecting pools that pick up the vibration of the music. This allows guests to visualize the effect sound has on an environment. The rich pops of colors in the fabrics also resemble the colorful lighting on the main stage.

level 18 rendered floor plan

NOTES G10 stands for the highest note ever sung by a human. Guests are greeted by a large oversized bar when stepping out of the elevators. There are views from the city from every angle.

PRIVATE LOUNGE RENDERING

STAGE RENDERING

upholstery

flooring

NOTES Lights, light the walkways of each raised area so guests do not trip. The stage is located in close proximity to the elevators and the stairs so that the bands can move equipment on the stage easily. A large dance floor is located in front of the stage so guests can dance and enjoy the music.

roof top model

barstool

dinner chair

lounge seating

LED lights

EXTERIOR RENDERING

TRADITIONAL DINING RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO III / INDIVIDUAL PROJECT FALL 2014 OBJECT The object of this project is to design a 8,000 square foot restaurant in an assigned country. The country should be researched for cultural design considerations and as inspiration for the name and brand of the restaurant. The space should reflect the created brand and consider the cultureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s etiquette, design motifs, food. etc.

CONCEPT Shijima sits in the heart of Furano, Japan and provides the perfect atmosphere for energetic, as well as soothing gatherings. The design concept is the four main islands of Japan, Hokkaido, Kyushu, Shikoku, and Honshu, so guests can enjoy the visual identity for each island in one location.

Shijima CULTURAL DIFFERENCES Majority of restaurants provide western style table and chairs, while some still use traditional where you sit on a pillow on the ďŹ&#x201A;oor. Restaurants are crucial to business people. Drinking is a group activity.

SOLUTION Playing off four islands, the restaurant is divided into four main areas. Each area has unique qualities from the islands and are designed to create an environment encouraging peace, fluidity, and revitalization, while showing sophistication.

cuisines

SOFTWARE AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

rendered floor plan

entrance elevation

NOTES Shijimaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sign and logo is centered above the door very large so that the restaurant will not go unnoticed. It also lights up at night. Hibachi is located at the front of the building to spark interest of people walking by on the street. Large awnings are placed over the seating outside so that it can be used year-round.

EXTERIOR RENDERING

private dining elevation

upholstery

wallcovering

NOTES The ceiling design is seperated into four sections to represent the four main islands, and made of wood to resemble chopsticks. The traditional dining area is seperated from the bar area with a wall to provide an area that is more family friendly. The colors were chosen because of the Japanese meaning for them. Orange means happiness and red means energy and good fortune.

TRADITIONAL DINING RENDERING

paint

upholstery

table top

flooring

18 X 60

18 X 72

18 X 30

18 X 60

18 X 36

STAIRS

24 X 72

260

18 X 30

FURNITURE / FINISH LEGEND

R R

18 X 72

18 X 72 18 X 42

18 X 36

18 X 48

Total Seats

18 X 60

KITCHEN

24 X 60

Quantity

Description

Dimensions

Finish

Custom Indoor Rectangle 4-top Table

30” h x 24” w x 48” d

Prestige Walnut

Custom Indoor/Outdoor Square 2-top Table

30” h x 24” w x 30” d

Prestige Walnut

Traditional Japanese Tea Table

16” h x 50” w x 32” d

Black Oak

31 2

41 2

24 X 48

Number

11 1 2

MEN’S

Outdoor

11 1 2

WOMEN’S

RESTROOM restroom

1 12

12 1

03 4

RESTROOM Restroom

7 4

12 7

12 12

Banquettes

1 12

12 2

10 10

Sandler Seating Woodlook Chair

Sandler Seating Linear Chair

43.3” h x 39.4” w x 28” d Seat Height - 19.3”

Anzea Printer’s Ink

Sandler Seating Sella Chair

32.3” h x 20.9” w x 22.8” d Seat Height - 18.5”

ArcCom

Sandler Seating Sella Chair

32.3” h x 20.9” w x 22.8” d Anzea Seat Height - 19.3” Printer’s Ink

Double Custom Booth

Tatami Zaisu Chair

Custom Banquette

Hibachi Grill

Point of Sale

Hostess Station

36.6” h x 19.3” w x 20.1” d Anzea Seat Height - 18.5” Copper Nest

12 12

10 21 2

7 12

2 0

10 61 2

10 3

7 10

12 12 6

81 4

Traditional

2 10

03 4

14 6

6 13

1 2

21 4

6 6 6 6 1

11 2

63 4

PRIVATE DINING

4 3 4

1 4

4 4

OUTDOOR PATIO 1183

4 4

4 4 4

4 33 4

13 4

4 4

Sandler Seating Sella Barstool

HIBACHI

1 2 4

1 6 6

10 3 4

1 6

6 21 4

11 3 4

Tables

Anzea Stage Right

21 4

4 4

Anzea Stage Right Anzea West 16” h x 16” w x 18” d Magnolia Anzea 45” h x 516” w x 32” d Stage Right Seat Height - 28” Anzea 36.6” h x 16.1” w x 18.5” d Printer’s Ink Seat Height - 30.7” Granite 32” h x 156” w x 108” d Blackstone Prestige 32” h x 48” w x 24” d Walnut Dark 48” h x 113” w x 33” Mahogany 37” h x 36” w x 62” d Seat Height -18 ”

4 4

43 4

6 21 4

ENTERANCE

6 1

71 4

1 6

6 6

6 1

Booth

37” h x 36” w x 31” d Seat Height - 18”

1 Bar 2

Single Custom Booth

1 4

TRADITIONAL AND WESTERN DINING/BAR

dimensioned floor plan

dining chair

lounge chair

barstool

dining chair

NOTES Bar area contains bar seating and banquette seating at bar height. The wallcovering behind the bar represents the explosive color and excitement from the volcano on Honshu Island. Large lights above the bar symbolize the large size of the volcano.

BAR RENDERING

wallcovering

bar top

table top

upholstery

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

CORPORATE

RECEPTION RENDERING

OPEN OFFICE RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO V / INDIVIDUAL PROJECT FALL 2015 OBJECTIVE Steelcase Student Competition Create a corporate space for entrepreneurs in a career development program to learn and grow their businesses in a professional atmosphere.

CONCEPT NEXT is a co-working organization at the forefront of the shift in how people choose to work today. Individuals use these spaces as starting points for their small businesses. Once they expand, the business spreads out to become even larger. Dandelions do the same thing. They start as seeds embedded in the ground. When the wind blows, the seeds are sent in different directions, becoming part of something much larger. Therefore, dandelions become the concept driving the design of Nextâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s co-working facility.

PROGRAMMING

1st floor bubble diagram

2nd floor bubble diagram

1st floor block diagram

2nd floor block diagram

SOLUTION Nextâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work environment becomes linear and delicate, with clean lines and brings organic shapes in through the furniture. It embraces openness through minimal use of traditional gypsum board wall construction, substituting them with Steelcase wall solutions to provide a view to the outside from almost anywhere in the building. FF&E selections contribute toward being a LEED Certified facility.

SOFTWARE AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop,

RESEARCH Before starting the design phase of the Steelcase Next project, research lead to figuring out that there were four themes that shape the way we work, creative Collaboration, Living on Video, Culture Matters, and Economics of Wellbeing, which also have an effect on the space itself. The right balance of space can help a community and inspire a group to grow. Today, millennials work in many different ways. They are much more diverse in culture, dependent on technology, and want to work when and where they want, with who we want.

NOTES Framing the reception desk, are flooring to ceiling decorative columns that mimic the shape of a dandelion, smaller at the bottom like the steam then branching out and tapering like seeds. The floor has acoustical vinyl flooring and the ceiling is suspended gypsum board to help with acoustical properties. Linear LED lighting brings in strong lighting just as the sun does outdoors, and plays off of the straight lines of the stem of a dandelion.

RECEPTION RENDERING

paint

Reception Rendering

wallcovering

upholstery

flooring

PROJECT REQUIREMENT: RCP and Floor Finish legend for Open office area and Work Cafe.

IN-BETWEEN SPACE

CORRIDOR 201 P. ENCLAVE 210

Floor Finish Legend VIDEO CONFERENCE 211

P. OFFICE 209

Forbo Acoustical Flooring Surestop Wood Decibel

CORRIDOR 207

CORRIDOR 202 STUDIO 204

OPEN OFFICE 203 TYPE I 11-0”

P. ENCLAVE 208

4 B-4

OPEN OFFICE 203

Reception and Corridors

CORRIDOR 206

Shaw Contract Carpet Renew Tile

IN-BETWEEN SPACE 214

Enclave, In-Between Space Ideation, and Forum Space

IN-BETWEEN SPACE 215

B-4 5

WORK CAFE 205

RESOURCE CENTER 216

North end of building and South End

NIC - Not in Contest CORRIDOR 212 P. OFFICE 219 NIC

P. OFFICE 226

LONG TERM PROJECT ROOM 217

WORK CAFE 205 EXPOSED 13’-6”

P. ENCLAVE 218

CORRIDOR 213

PROJECT ROOM 221

P. OFFICE 220

PROJECT ROOM 222

P. OFFICE 225

RCP Legend

CORRIDOR 227

SPECS

COMPANY

4W X2L LED 3000K (WARM) 0-10V DIMMING 120V

Cooper Lighting

21W X3, LED 3000K (WARM) 0-10V DIMMING 120V

Eureka Lighting

PROJECT ROOM 224

GFRG Decorative Columns

CUSTOM

Air Supply Air Return

level 2 rendered floor plan

column inspiration

suspended lighting

work cafe / open office RCP

suspended lighting

NOTES To embrace the surrounding community, the open office has stations to allow people to be flexible in the way they work, while having a view of the city. Linear LED lighting above spread out spatially, resemble the seed stems branching out from the dandelions. To help with acoustics, carpet and suspended gypsum board ceiling have been incorporated into the space.

OPEN OFFICE RENDERING

suspended ceiling

think chair

suspended light ixture buoy

4 - open office elevation

brody lounge

buoy

NOTES Located next to the balcony so nexters can choose to work out on the balcony or indoors with the view of the city. There are multiple types of seating, so one can come into the space and work individual or peer to peer collaborative. There is an exposed ceiling to make the space feel very open and inviting along with a large decorative column that mimics the ones in the reception area.

WORK CAFE RENDERING exposed ceiling 13’-6”

suspended gypsum board ceiling 10’-0” long term project rooms with glass panels

scoop stool

collabrative seating 5 - work cafe elevation

LOBBY RENDERING

BREAKROOM RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO IV / INDIVIDUAL PROJECT SPRING 2015 OBJECTIVE Using a given space, develop a customer service center that reflects the corporation’s high energy workforce and impresses visitors through its innovative use of architectural design elements.

Sweet SENDS Flower & Edible Arrangements Service

PROJECT GOALS ATMOSPHERE

CONCEPT The zinna flower is an American plant of the daisy family that is widely cultivated for its bright showy flowers. They are among the easiest flowers to grow and some of their colors have meanings such as lasting affection, thinking of an absent friend, constancy, goodness, and daily remembrance. With a customer service center that focuses on floral and edible arrangement gift packages, the zinna flower becomes the concept of Sweet Sends.

Create a facility that embraces an energetic atmosphere, where employees look forward to coming to work.

ACHIEVEMENT Give all employees natural light in order to increase productivity.

ACTION Locate the breakroom on the first level to encourage more movement throughout the facility.

STACKING DIAGRAMS CC. Sales

1607

13075

eO . Lon. M. Con. S. C. Atruim 668

626.3

417.5

375.8

16770

1st Floor

IT-Help

IT-BIS

HR- HPE

929

6663

2772

4225

300

17235

465.5

Needed d Available over/under

HR- Training Vendingg Breakr.

SOLUTION Sweet Sends environment will be reinforced by the company’s brand, through the space plan, as well as the furniture, fixtures, equipment, and finishes.

Needed d Available over/under

2nd Floor

CC. Admin.

1 670

eO .Lon. L. Con.M . Con. S.C.R 66 8

626.3

751.5

417.5

375.8

ecp. 584.5

Totals

1 998 3

36752

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CALL CENTER

HUMAN RESOURCES (HR)

COMMON AREA

18 929

36164

-1053.5

-588

SOFTWARE AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop,

level 1 color coded plan

level 2 color coded plan

NOTES A colorful curtain wall immediately sets the mood for an energetic atmosphere. The 3 story living wall contains an arrangement of succulent plants due to their easy maintenance and their ability to lighten up any space. There is lounge seating available for employees and guests to look over the city and encourages agents to get up and move throughout the day.

LOBBY RENDERING

PROJECT REQUIREMENT: Custom Fabric. Garden path is a tone-on-tone fabric that is based on the facilities love for helping guide the way of customers creating beautiful flower and gift arrangements for loved ones. This fabric is located on the reception area lounge seating.

turnstone campfire bivi

NOTES The breakroom is located on the first level to encourage movement throughout the day. The color yellow is known to stimulate the left side of the brain, which encourages the creative aspect of coming up with new ideas and creates enthusiasm for life. Headed toward the elevators, employees are able to view what customers are saying about them on twitter on the interactive tv.

BREAKROOM RENDERING

paint

wallcovering

upholstery

NOTES Located on the second floor, rows of workstations lay adjacent to the large curved curtain wall for lots of natural day light to increase productivity. A raised hub area with glass partitions is centrally located among the agents for easy access when help is needed and contains marker boards for brainstorming. Coffee areas are distinguished by a wallcovering, and has bar seating to allow them for a slightly different scenery while on break.

CALL CENTER RENDERING

paint

flooring

WORKSTATION TYPICAL PROJECT REQUIREMENT: Open Office workstation typicals

ANSWER - Universal Storage Low panels and shared spaced between workstations promotes Collaboration among co-workers. Pedestal Work Surface 1 Straight, Full Depth, 30D 4 Mobile, 1 box/1ile, Proud steel front 231/2D x 60W Chair Storage 2 Lateral ile, Proud steel 5 Task Chair - Amia; Swivel base, ixed arm front, 1 1/2 high drawer 18D x 36W 3 Lateral ile, Proud steel front, 1 1/2 high drawer 18D x 36W

trim: seagull answer work station

Solutions Panels 24H x 60W High base panel skin-tackable acoustical 12H x 60W Single-pane window, frosted Visual privacy height 24” Total panel height 42” Panel is 60” wide Solutions Panels 24H x 30W High base panel skin-tackable acoustical 12H x 60W Single-pane window, frosted Visual privacy height 24” Total panel height 42” Panel is 30” wide

Solutions Panels 24H x W High base panel skin-tackable acoustical 12H x 36W Panel skin-tackable acoustical Visual privacy height 24” Total panel height 42” Panel is 36” wide Solutions Panels 24H x 60W High base panel skin-tackable acoustical 12H x 60W Panel skin-tackable acoustical Visual privacy height 24” Total panel height 42” Panel is 60” wide

Accessories Mobile Pedestal with cushioned upholstery to sit on for guests

panels: pumpkin upholstery

work surface / storage: arctic white 1

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

RESIDENTIAL

DESIGN 2 RENDERING

DESIGN 1 RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO IV / TEAM PROJECT SPRING 2015 OBJECTIVE

CABIN FEVER DESIGN 1

Design multiple ceiling designs for a family that will be featured on a tv series called Cabin Fever. The ceiling is to include corrugated tin and reclaimed wood.

Inspired by a diamond. The angled points are articulated by the wood trusts while the corrugated metal angled in multiple directions makes the light flicker around the room.

CONCEPT The two designs depict an array of ideas merging not only from two types of material, but two places. Throughout the designs, there is a mixture of wood from the forest with corrugated metal, merging natural wood with the modern industrialized world. Concave and convex forms articulated by voids of metal introduce extra dimension while also mimicking the multi levels of tree branches. As light filters through the forest, so will it in the cabin. However, the angles of the corrugated metal will create a radiance unmatched by the trees alone.

ADDITIONAL LENGTH NEEDED

EXISTING RIDGE LOG`

CORRUGATED METAL

3x6x16’ PINE

flattened enlarged ceiling

rendered view

DESIGN 2 Inspired by origami. The creases are the wood beams while the front faces are created by corrugated metal. Orienting faces in such a way, creates contrast in lighting between light and dark.

RESPONSIBILITIES Ceiling Design Renderings

ADDITIONAL LENGTH NEEDED

SOFTWARE

EXISTING RIDGE LOG`

AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop,

CORRUGATED METAL

3x6x16’ PINE

flattened enlarged ceiling

rendered view

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

RETAIL

STORE OVERVIEW RENDERING

WEST WALL RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

STUDIO III / TEAM PROJECT FALL 2014 OBJECTIVE To develop a functional interior office space that incorporates the needs and requests of a real client from Mississippi State University’s MAFES Sales Store (Cheese Store).

MAFES SALES STORE MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY

CONCEPT MAFES’s mission statement, is “to advance agriculture and natural resources through teaching and learning.” The Cardwell Cheese Store, located in MAFES Sales Store, is a branch of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experimental Station, and is dedicated to selling natural Mississippi grown products. Since natural resources are a huge part of MAFES’s make up, the design of the Cardwell Cheese Store revolves around using natural resources and staying true to the MAFES mission statement.

ROOM LEGEND cash wrap main entrance main office office restroom

RESPONSIBILITIES

sales floor

Concept Statement Space Planning Revit Model Building FF&E Selections Interior Renderings Rendered Floor Plan Branding

storage

SOFTWARE AutoCad2015, Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop, color coded floor plan

NOTES Ample amounts of storage. Shelves are made out of natural wood with pipes supports and cabinets on the bottom. Cheese is located in the freezers in the middle of all the shelving and is also the first item seen from the entrance of the building. Moveable gondolas are located in the middle of the sales floor and can be relocated on game days to help with flow.

WEST WALL RENDERING

cash wrap elevation

item for sale: cheese

item for sale: ice Cream

NOTES The gondolas display dry goods and other impulse buys. The gondolas also have chalkboard toppers so that employees can change out the writing to allow customers to know what is in them from a distance. More shelving is provided for storage and freezers for ice cream and meat are incased by built-ins for aesthetic purposes.

EAST WALL RENDERING

shelving

ECO-RESIN panel

stained concrete flooring

shelf finish

MAIN DINING RENDERING

TOPPINGS BAR RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

COLOR & LIGHTING / TEAM PROJECT FALL 2014 OBJECTIVE

ENCHANTED SCOOP

Create a lighting design for a commercial environment. Design must focus on the use of Cooper lighting products.

CONCEPT ENCHANTED SCOOPS is a deluxe ice cream cafe inspired by the idea of an enchanted forest. Enchanted forests are thought to have whimsical colors with large oversized trees, and have the atmosphere of being in a fairy-tale. Enchanted Scoop embraces the oversized trees and whimsical colors to have guests feel as if they are leaving reality and entering a whole new world.

LIGHTING SCHEDULE SYMBOL

QUANTITY

DESCRIPTION 6-Inch LED MEDIUM BEAM DOWNLIGHT 6 1/2” h x 16 13/16” x 13 7/8” w 3.5” APERTURE DOWNLIGHT 9” h x 15 ¾” l x 10” w SNLED LENSED LED NARROW STRIPLIGHT 3 7/8” h x 2’ l x 3” w ART GLASS LOW VOLTAGE PENDENT-LARGE HALOID 7 1/2” h x 8” w EXIT LIGHT, CEILING MOUNTED 10 1/2” h x 14 1/2” l x 14 7/8” w AIR SUPPLY

AIR RETURN

14 2

SPRINKLERS

SMOKE DETECTOR

LAMPING LED 2000 LUMENS-3500K TUNGSTEN-HALOGEN 50 MR16 LED 939 LUMENS- 3500K HALOID 50W MR16 LED 54W

MANUFACTURER/NUMBER PORTFOLIO LD6A20D010TE-3RW6A208356LMLI IRIS P3MRE3MRB-LLPINK and P3MREMRB-LPLAV METALUX SNLED-LD1-52-LWUNV-L835-CD1-U HALO H2-HALO-4-BRZ-SMLMARSHMALLOW SWIRL COOPER LIGHTING XLCNY8L

SPEAKERS

LIGHTING SCHEDULE NOT SHOWN IN RCP SYMBOL

QUANTITY 5

DESCRIPTION BOCA 696 6.75” INGROUND DIMMABLE LED 5 1/4” h x 4 3/4” w LEXINGTON PULSE START METAL HALIDE-HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM 27 1/2” h x 15” w ATLANTIS UNDERWATER HALOGEN 3 3/8” h x 2 1/4” w

LAMPING

MANUFACTURER/NUMBER

LED 10W- 2700K

LUMIERE 696-10LED2712-120/12-BK

MATAL HALIDE 70W

STREETWORKS LXF70SR2554

HALOGEN 75W MR16-4000K

LUMIERE 1409-10LED4041-12V-BMP

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Statement Space Planning Revit Model Building FF&E Selections Interior Renderings Ceiling Design Reflected Ceiling Plan Branding

SOFTWARE

reflected ceiling plan with furniture underlay

Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop,

COLOR SCHEME

NOTES A large wall mural of a girl running towards a castle is placed directly across from the store front to give the illusion that the interior is much larger than it appears from the outside. The fanciful mural also acts as the color inspiration for the cafe. Recessed lights are set in a black ceiling to give the impression of an open night sky.

MAIN DINING RENDERING

wallcovering

upholstery

flooring

NOTES The toppings bar is located in the large circle that resembles a castle turret. This area is designed to make customers feel as if they are walking underground. The large tree root-like sculpture and dark ceiling create the underground effect.

TOPPINGS BAR RENDERING

sprinkles

m&mâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

gummy bears

chocolate chips

reeseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pieces

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

HEALTHCARE

DERMATOLOGY WAITING AREA RENDERING

SPA WAITING AREA RENDERING

CONCEPT IMAGES

Ostia

STUDIO IV / INDIVIDUAL PROJECT SPRING 2015 OBJECT

Dermatology & Spa

The goal of this project is to increase proficiency in designing for commercial interiors. It focuses on the specific issues of the medical space type and dermatologist office. The project will include two components, a medical office and an adjoining enhanced medical spa.

CONCEPT Sponges are multicellular organisms covered in tiny pores and channels that live in the depths of the ocean floor. The tiny pores on sponges are called ostia. Ostia is an Italian word that means “host” in English, therefore becoming the name and overall concept for the design of a thriving dermatology clinic and spa.

SOLUTION Sponges come in different colors depending on which body of water they live in. Some have more subtle colors, while some are more luminous. They are also have a delicate outer layer, just like skin is delicate to a human. The design of Ostia thrives on the delicate qualities of sponges in its simple design and brings in the colors to create an atmosphere that will leave guest feeling at peace.

dermatologist/spa rendered floor plan

GOALS FUNCTION Exam rooms-should be located in close proximity to nurses station for ease of access. Doctor’s/Nurse’s Office- should be located near the back so they can come and go as they please. Spa/Product Display- should be located before waiting area to promote impulse buys when arriving and leaving.

AESTHETICS The space should create a simple design playing off of the delicate structure of sponges. Subtle colors will be used in the clinic while more luminous colors are used throughout the spa. Water features are placed through the space to create a sense of peace.

SOFTWARE

ATMOSPHERE

Revit 2015, Illustrator, Photoshop,

Both the clinic and spa should create a soothing atmosphere. The space creates a unique experience and leave patients wanting to revisit.

NOTES Moderate colors play off the delicate structure of sponges, while water features create a tranquil environment as soon as individuals enter. Dropped ceiling detail with void spaces represent the pores of sponges, while also mimic the floor pattern below which acts as wayfinding. Two front windows allow individuals to converse with the receptionist for paper work or information.

LOBBY / ENTRY WAY RENDERING

flooring

NOTES Large dark overhead dropped ceiling details with pendants designating different seating areas. Guests can sit and watch tv or listen to the soothing sounds of water to keep them calm before appointments. Subtle colors on the walls also help to ease anxiety for individuals that are nervous before appointments.

DERMATOLOGY. WAITING AREA RENDERING

paint

upholstery

NOTES The waiting area embraces low lighting and more luminous colors like the depths of the ocean floor. Ceiling detail, like the one in the entryway to the building, resembles the pore of a sponge. When entering and leaving, patients have to pass through the product display, encouraging impulse buys.

SPA WAITING AREA RENDERING

paint

upholstery

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11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 A B

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SherwinPaint Finishes

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Restrooms

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All spa treatment rooms embrass low lighting and luminous colors with costume shelving for towels and lotions. Wall mounted hooks are available to hang robes and/or jackets and massage chairs are placed in the center of the room for easy access around patients.

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PRESENTATION BOARDS

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

PRODUCT DESIGN

LIGHT FIXTURE

HINGED DOOR

CONCEPT IMAGES

COLOR & LIGHTING FALL 2014 OBJECTIVE

THE CAGE LAMP

3RD PLACE PRODUCT DESIGN WINNER 2015 MSU Student Design Competition

The objective of this project is to design and build a lighting fixture using recycled materials. Students are to demonstrate the best use of design coupled with energy efficient lighting components and use creative skills to build the final operable lighting product.

CONCEPT

conceptual drawing

The rectilinear angles and eco-friendly properties of wood planks drive the overall concept of The Cage Lamp. It is made from warm cedar planks at the top and bottom and wood slates around the edges to create a cage-effect. Gold screws tie in with the inviting color of the cedar, while finishing touches of the silver chain and silver hinges and lock on the bottom bring everything back to the center.

1' - 2"

0' - 0 1/2"

0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 0 3/4"

0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 0 3/4"

0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 0 3/4"

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

0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 1"

0' - 0 3/4"

light fixture

0' - 6"

0' - 1 1/2" 0' - 1" 0' - 1 1/2"

SOFTWARE

front of light fixture

0' -1 "

AutoCAD 2015, Illustrator

0' - 0 3/4"

1' - 0"

0' - 1"

0' - 0 3/4"

1' - 0"

0' - 8 1/2"

hinged door to replace light

0' - 8 1/2"

0' - 0 3/4"

0' - 1"

0' - 0 3/4"

top view

0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 1 1/2" 0' - 1" 0' - 1 1/2"

0' - 0 1/2"

0' - 0 3/4"

0' - 0 1/2"

0' - 0 1/4"

1' - 2" 0' - 1"

0' - 6"

0' - 1"

0' - 0 1/4"

side view

light fixture

LED lamp

front view

MASH UP FURNITURE DESIGN MASHUP / TEAM PROJECT FALL 2015 The objective of this project is to design a new chair from two exciting chairs, both provided by the professor. The student is to model both chairs in Rhino 3d and then combine elements of the two chairs into a completely new chair. The new chair then must be built to in the woodshop.

EATON CUSTOM SEATING LOUNGE SEATING

DIMENSIONS Over all Width - 37” Front Height - 31” Back Height - 45” Arm Height - 31” Arm Thickness - 2” Seat Width - 28” Seat Height - 19”

FURNITURE DESIGN MASHUP / INDIVIDUAL PROJECT FALL 2015 The objective of this project is to design a chair that is suitable for hospitality applications. Incorporate fabric from Maharam Fabrics into the design.

UPHOLSTERY Maharm Fabric Pocket 130,000 Double Rubs Finish: PFOA-Free Stain Resistant Back: Acrylic $50.00 / yard

WOOD FINISH Black Maple For Legs and base of seat

INDUSTRIAL

HOSPITALITY

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

RETAIL

HEALTHCARE

PRODUCT DESIGN

CREATIVE

DESIGN I

DESIGN II

DRAWING I

HAND RENDERING

PHOTOGRAPHY

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