Interior Design Portfolio by clairepurdon

I N T E R I O R SELECTED WORK

D E S I G N

P O R T F O L I O

Claire Purdon

2021

Index

Rebecca Minkoff - Commercial Design

Sander Residence - Residential Design

Reformation - Corporate Design Arbutus Lookout - Hospitality Design Additional Sketches

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Welcome Welcome to my interior design portfolio. The following pages showcase projects that I completed during my interior design diploma program from January 2020 to June 2021. Each project involved programming, space planning, concept development, materials selections, specifications preparation and final modeling and rendering. I have developed design concepts and details to meet each client’s particular vision and objectives. I thoroughly enjoyed delving into the creative and technical processes and I am excited to share samples of each project. Thank you for visiting.

About

Claire While new to the design world, I have a professional background in marketing and a Bachelor’s of Commerce degree from Queen’s University. After working as a Marketing Coordinator and a Commercial Insurance Advisor for a total of five years, I made the decision to go back to school for interior design. Design and style have been life-long passions for me. Growing up in a small townhouse in Kitsilano I leaned the importance of design from the perspectives of functionality and efficiency and how important style can be in to creating a satisfying, livable environment. I am an energetic self-starter who enjoys working on a team. I’m reliable, conscientious and organized. I hope to grow as a designer while adding value to a team and clients. With my formal education, work experience, world-travels, and local Vancouver roots, my diverse background is evident in my design concepts.

Images 1. Image from Pinterest 2. Image from Rebecca Minkoff website 3. Image from Olin Stone 4. Algorithm Vibia Pendant from LSE Lighting

C O M M E R C I A L Client

Rebecca Minkoff

Location

Sydney, Australia

Size

3,500 sq. ft.

Software

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape

D E S I G N

Design Concept The objective of this commercial design project was to create a new international location for a fashion retailer that encapsulated the brand’s identity, while bringing a fresh design sensibility. I chose Rebecca Minkoff as the fashion brand with a proposed new location in Sydney, Australia’s Haymarket District. Rebecca Minkoff’s fashion aesthetic is urban, professional with a quirky playful edge. She has two US locations – one in LA, one in her home city of New York, and eight international locations, the majority of which are in Asia. The design concept is inspired by Rebecca

Minkoff’s signature studded leather bags and jackets. The design concept uses the qualities of a leather stud to add an edge to a professional urban environment: the geometric shape of a stud, its reflective qualities, repeating patterns, and linear alignment, provide inspiration for the architectural details of the space. A feature installation of 3D rhomboidal structure as a feature installation to draw in Sydney urbanites. Moreover, dynamic pendant installations, vertical wood detailing, terrazzo flooring, and bold stone choices, bring to life the edgy feminine style while not overshadowing the products.

Site Analysis Pitt Street

N King Street

Since Sydney is located in the Southern Hemisphere, North facing windows experience more direct sunlight.

Haymarket District

Location The chosen retail location is in the Haymarket district of Sydney, which is an upscale shopping area close to the business district of downtown Sydney and the tourist area of the Harbor Quay. Local Retailers Nearby retailers include Tiffany & Co., Bally, Lululemon, Nine West, Country Road, and Zara. Demographics The largest age demographic in the city is 18-to-34-year old’s, making up over 50% of the residents, with a median age of 32. The average weekly income is $1,915. The downtown area is home to 125,000 residents and, on any given day, there is an average of 629,000 visitors and students in the area. Local Architecture The local architecture is a mix of heritage buildings and new construction. The store is on the ground floor of a corner heritage building. The contemporary architecture of the ground-floor retail location juxtaposes the classical architecture in the building’s upper floors, creating a dynamic exterior facade.

Relationship Diagram

window clothing display entrance display waiting area purse window display

break-room

office clothing display w/c

cash, wrap, & branding

glass display

storage room change rooms & mirror area

shoe display

Bubble Diagram window clothing entrance display

purse display

waiting area glass display

office

cash, wrap, & branding

Block Diagram

room

w/c

change rooms & mirror area

shoe display

break

storage room

Legend display/viewing areas

window clothing display breakroom clothing display

entrance display purse window display

glass display

waiting area

shoe display

cash, wrap, & branding

office

working zones private areas daylight/views

w/c change rooms & mirror area

storage room

immediately adjacent close-by separation of back-of-house and front-of-house

Concept Sketches 1. Entrance Feature Display 2. Shoe Display Area 3. Cash, Wrap, & Branding 4. South Exterior View

Furniture Plan

B. C. L.

D. E.

K. N. I.

LEGEND A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N.

Entrance Display Clothing Display Folding Display Waiting Area Glass Display Purse Display Shoe Display Cash, Wrap, & Branding Mirror Area Changing Rooms Washroom Office Breakroom Storage

Lighting Plan

Recessed Light Wall Mounted Sconce Cabinet Under-Mount Light Recessed Floor Light Pendant Cluster. Height Varies 1’ x 5’ Reccess Fluorescent Light Track Lighting on Ceiling Cove LIghting Ceiling LIghting

Pendant Light Cluster used over entrance display.

Suspended Light Fixture

Manufacturer: Modern Forms

Rendered Furniture Plan

front-of-house

back-of-house

The rendered floor plan shows how the floor materials help wayfinding and to create zones for different product displays.

The majority of the floor in the front-of-house comprises a porcelain tile in a light oak colour and herringbone pattern. The cash, wrap, and display area, and the changing rooms, feature a terrazzo tile with larger stone details. The purse, clothing and shoe displays similarly use a terrazzo floor tile, however one with more intricate stone detailing. The porcelain wood tile runs through to the store’s back exit so customers that have to visit the store’s washroom experience a seamless design transition from front-of-house to the back-of-house. The back-of-house uses materials that are functional, durable, yet still indicative of Rebecca Minkoff’s playful professional style.

Materials 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Display Millwork Stain: Light oak millwork stain, image from Pinterest Floor Tile for Cash Area: Ergon Medley Dark Grey Rock, from Stone Tile Floor Tile for Front-of-House: Treverkmust White Chevron, from Stone Tile Stone for Columns: Laminam in Naturali Statuarietto, from Stone Tile Verical Solid Wood Slats: Solid wood slats in clear walnut finish, image from Pinterest Wall Tile for Branding Wall: Reflections Charcoal Beveled Mirror Mosaic, from Stone Tile Accent Floor Tile: Fuoriformato Gli Agglomerati in Terrazzo pattern, from Stone Tile Cash Desk Stone: Night Train Quartzute, image from Stone Selection Custom Furniture Veneer: American Walnut, image from Pinterest

3D Views 1. 2. 3. 4.

Shoe Display West exterior View Entrance - Corner at Northwest End North Exterior view

The north and west exterior walls are mostly glass to maximize

the natural light throughout the

space. The characteristics of the entrance design’s 3D geometric shapes are reflected inside

by usage of 3D asymmetrical

hexagonal design accents as seen above the shoe display

shelving.

The front entrance feature display showcases the newest purses and/ or shoes, while introducing interior design elements that are used in other areas of the store: the drop ceiling, pendant lights, vertical wood detailing, custom hexagonal display table, and terrazzo flooring are used throughout the store to create a cohesive design.

1. Front entrance feature display 2. View of cash, wrap, & branding area, & clothing displays beyond 3. Mirror area and changing rooms 4. Staff break room 5. Staff Washroom

The mirror area and change rooms are tucked away for some privacy, while still benefiting from the abundant natural light from the large south facing windows at the front of the store. Comfortable seating, two drop ceilings with feature hexagon pendants, plush velvet privacy curtains, and vertical wood detailing carried through from the shoe display area, create an inviting intimate area for customers to try on clothes.

Images: 1. Pierre Lissoni design 2. Abstract art from Pinterest 3. Image from The Architects Diary 4. Master ensuite render preview.

R E S I D E N T I A L Client

Sander Family

Location

Kitsilano, Vancouver

Size

1,500 sq. ft.

Software

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape

D E S I G N

Design Concept

The Sander Residence involved converting a 1,500 square foot condominium unit in a 1960’s building into a functional, inviting and family-friendly space. With two young girls, Mr. and Mrs. Sander needed a minimum of three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with an open concept living space, working space that could be open or closed to the living space, and privacy for the master suite. Functional design considerations included maximizing storage and living spaces, and taking advantage of the natural light. As well, the family noted the importance of having a central gathering space to socialize as a family.

While located in an older building, the unit has north-facing views to Kitsilano Beach, windows on the North, East and West sides, and a flexible blue print that make the space a desirable blank canvas to create a family’s ideal living space. The design concept chosen for the Sander’s condo is “morning sunlight”: the soft, peaceful moment in the morning when the sunlight is just starting to poke though the curtains. Muted warm tones and natural materials and fabrics evoke the gentle, comforting feeling like the morning sunlight’s promise of a new day ahead.

Site Analysis

Cornwall Avenue

Kitsilano Neighbourhood

Vine Street Location Located steps away from Kitsilano Beach, in the heart of the west side of Vancouver, the Sander’s condominium is in the epicentre of a vibrant neighbourhood that has a desirable mix of residential and commercial zoning. Kitsilano Beach is a popular location for local residents and visitors to the greater Vancouver area, to congregate in the warmer months. Sunlight & Views The condo faces north, with windows on the north, west, and east exterior walls. While north-facing windows receive less direct sunlight than south-facing windows, the condo has views of English Bay and local mountains. Local Architecture Kitsilano has a large number of small condominiums and apartment buildings that were built between 1950 and 1970. The typical architectural aesthetic of the time was simple, box shaped buildings, made for function and practicality.

Relationship Diagram Legend living room

social areas office working zones

master suite

private areas dining room

daylight/views

laundry

immediately adjacent

bathroom kitchen

bedroom

close-by

bedroom

Bubble Diagram

Block Diagram

kitchen kitchen

dining room

living room

dining room

living room

office bedroom

bedroom

office

bathroom

bathroom master suite bedroom

master suite bedroom

laundry

Furniture Plan

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E. K.

F. I.

LEGEND A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K.

Entry Kitchen Dining Room Living Room Office / Flex Room Master Suite Master Ensuite Laundry Second Bedroom Guest Bathroom Third Bedroom

Materials 1. Kitchen Backsplash: Laminam in Naturali Bianco Statuario Venato Lucidato from Stone 2. Kitchen Countertop: Caesarstone in Organic White 3. Flooring in Living Spaces: Kafe Collection in Latte from Stone Tile 4. Master Ensuite Backsplash: Glossy white 3x12 subway tile from Ames Tile 5. Master Ensuite Flooring: King Wood porcelain tile from Julian Tile 6. Kitchen and Master Ensuite Millwork stain: Light oak stain, image from Pinterest 7. Wall Paint Colour: OC-18 Dove Wing, Benjamin Moore

Kitchen Design South Elevation The south-facing wall hosts the 36” wide fridge, pull-out pantry, wall-mounted coffee machine and oven, gas range and custom range hood covered in marble-patterned laminam material. Drawings feature sleek brass pulls, while upper cabinetry has simple bar pulls.

West Elevation The sink is centrally-located between the two windows, with open wood shelving above so as to not block any natural light. The west wall also features a panel-ready dishwasher, pull-out garbage, magic corner pull-out, and wine fridge.

Kitchen Island Views To add design interest, the kitchen island is asymmetrically designed so that the side facing the dining table shows vertical wood slatting that wraps around to the seating side of the island. The opposite end has the quartz countertop waterfall effect. The island is practical, with lots of deep storage drawers, while acting as a unique statement piece for the area.

The kitchen is one of the most important spaces in the condo as it acts as a central family gathering space. With that in mind, I designed a large island that can seat the whole family. The kitchen has all the essential appliances, with some added bonuses including a built-in Miele coffee machine, second oven, and wine fridge.

Master Ensuite Design

Plan View

North Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

The ensuite’s porcelain tile flows into the shower area to make the space feel larger. Built-in medicine cabinet mirrors add more accessible storage to keep clutter off the countertop.

The shower features a shelf at 42” high to hold shampoo bottles and soap. The swing door make it easy to enter and exit the fullyglazed shower area.

Pendant lights hang down next to the medicine-cabinet mirrors to add optimal vanity lighting. Vessel sinks, wallmounted faucets, and floating drawer cabinetry give a sense of effortless luxury.

The herringbone ceramic wall tile continues to toilet area up to a height of 42” to align with the shower shelf height. The break in the tile gives some breathing room to the small space.

The master suite design offers a seamless transition from bedroom to bathroom by sharing similar patterns and tones in the materials. Additionally, while the bathroom is small, it has many small storage solutions built-in to the design to keep it uncluttered and to feel more spacious.

3D Views 1. View of the living room and office beyond 2. View of the dining room and kitchen 3. View of the master suite. Painting is by Vancouver Carla Tak 4. View of the Master Suite. Custom headboard features vertical wood panelling, inset fabric, and wired-in sconces and receptacles.

Images 1. Image from Reformation website 2. Image from Free Pik 3.-4. Images of Bombay Shirt Company’s Office in Mumbai, photo from Office Snapshots 5.. Image from Pinterest

C O R P O R A T E Client

Reformation

Location

Downtown Vancouver

Size

1,830 sq. ft.

Software

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape

D E S I G N

Design Concept

Reformation, an online clothing retailer for women, began its business in the fashion world by selling vintage clothing in its home town of Los Angeles. The business expanded to producing its own clothing designs based on vintage prints, styles, as well as sustainability. Reformation is a young company that has gained a loyal following in North America and globally. The clothing is hip, playful, and reminiscent of laid-back west coast style of the mid20th century.

area, small meeting zone, and an open office space for four employees. Given the brand’s strong aesthetic identity – namely vintage prints and whimsical shapes – the concept chosen for the design follows the geometric and floral patterns used on Reformation’s signature sundresses, while paying homage to the brand’s vintage routes. To bring the concept to fruition, ceramic tiles with printed patterns, geometric pattern wallpaper and upholstery, saturated hues, and midcentury modern millwork design, was used.

This design project involved creating an office space for Reformation in Vancouver’s city centre, acting as the Canadian headquarters for the brand. The office space had to house two private offices, a boardroom, reception, break

The following pages show the design process from space planning and sketches to working drawings and final renders.

Site Analysis

The Marine Building

Vancouver Convention Centre

408- 355 Burrard Street

N Hastings Street

Cordova Street

Burrard Street

Business District

Heritage Building Reformation’s office space is located in the Marine Building, one of Vancouver’s heritage buildings built in the Art Deco style that was used in the early 1900’s. The design concept’s nostalgic feel is enhanced by the even older exterior architecture of the Marine Building. The blending of Vancouver’s heritage buildings with new modern towers is synonymous with Reformation’s blending of vintage and modern clothing. Location The building is located in the heart of Vancouver’s business district; it’s close to the financial centre and Vancouver’s Coal Harbour that houses the Vancouver Convention Centre and Canada Place. Local Businesses The density of the area allows for a wide array of restaurants, cafes, fitness facilities and retail within a small walking radius. The location is strategic for a vibrant brand that employs young creatives.

Relationship Diagram

boardroom

CEO’s office

Legend Manager’s office

social areas

reception

working zones

open office

private areas staff break room

daylight/views

small meeting area printing area

immediately adjacent close-by

Bubble Diagram

open office

Block Diagram

boardroom

open office

CEO’s office

Manager’s office

boardroom

CEO’s office

small meeting area

staff breakroom

small

reception

Manager’s office

meeting area

printing area

staff break room

reception

Concept Sketches 1. Reception & Branding 2. Small Meeting Area

Working Drawings ID0.00 COVER SHEET ID0.01 DEMOLITION PLAN ID1.00 CONSTRUCTION PLAN ID1.01 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN ID2.00 ELEVATIONS ID2.01 ELEVATIONS ID2.02 ELEVATIONS ID3.00 SECTIONS ID3.01 SECTIONS ID3.02 SECTIONS ID4.00 DETAILS ID5.00 FINISHES PLAN ID6.00 FURNITURE & ELECTRICAL PLAN

ID0.00 COVER SHEET

ID0.01 DEMOLITION PLAN

ID1.00 CONSTRUCTION PLAN

ID1.01 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

ID2.00 ELEVATIONS

ID2.01 ELEVATIONS

ID2.02 ELEVATIONS

ID3.00 SECTIONS

ID3.01 SECTIONS

ID3.02 SECTIONS 39

ID4.00 DETAILS

ID5.00 FINISHES

ID6.00 FURNITURE & ELECTRICAL PLAN

ID7.00 DOORS & HARDWARE SCHEDULE

Lighting & Material Samples

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1. Office Wall Sconces: Hoist Bare LED Wall Sconce by Rich Brilliant Willing 2. Boardroom Feature Light: Tam Tam 4-Light Linear Suspension Light by Fabien Dumas 3. Reception Branding: HexArt Azul Deco 8” Porcelain Matte Tile from Tile Bar 4. Reception and Boardroom Countertop: Caesarstone Organic White Quartz 5. Open Office and Banquette Seating Millwork Stain: Light Oak Millwork Stain, image from Pinterest 6. Reception, Boardroom, Private Offices, and Break Room Millwork Stain: Clear Walnut Millwork Stain, image from Pinterest 7. Reception Branding Wallcovering: Knoll Billow Vinyl Wallcovering 8. Reception, Boardroom, Private Offices and Break Room Countertops: Caesarstone Statuario Nuvo Quartz 9. Reception Pendants: Studio Line LED Cylindrical Mini Pendant Light by Bega 10. Office Chair Upholstery: Knoll Dottie Acrylic Upholstery 11. Break Room Backsplash: Nova Arquitectura ceramic tile, available at Stone Tile 12. Banquette Seating Upholstery: Kravet Upholstery 13. Banquette Lighting: Hoist Pendant 2 by Rich Brilliant Willing 14. Reception, Break Room, and Printing Area Flooring: Du Chateau Vinyl Deluxe Classic from Stone Tile

Reception View The reception features a custom-built desk and branding area flanked by two doors that open into the main office area. The boardroom is access directly from the reception so visiting clients and partners do not have to walk through the employee spaces. The design of the reception sets the tone for the rest of the office space – it’s colourful, welcoming, light, and features wall-mounted greenery.

CEO’s Office View The CEO’s office is simple yet sophisticated. A built-in storage wall allows for clutter to be carefully placed out-of-sight. Be orientating the desk to be perpendicular to the windows, there is ample space for guest seating in front of the desk and at a small side table by the glazing. The millwork wood stain and countertop quartz mirror the wood stain and quartz in the reception to give the space an important designation within the office.

1. View of the staff break area. Banquette seating and bar seating allow for flexibility in the usage of the space. Floor-to-ceiling pantry storage doubles as kitchen storage and office supply storage. 2. View of the small meeting area that features banquette seating, acoustic baffles, and green walls on either side. 3. View of the open office area. Employees benefit from a bright open space with natural light from the glazing on the private office partitions.

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from Pinterest from Archi Lovers, The Tree Project, in Shanghai China of the Douglas Fir Clad Spa, House by Sadie SNelson Architects from Pinterest from Pinterest

H O S P I T A L I T Y Client

Arbutus Lookout

Location

Bowen Island, BC

Size

10,000 sq. ft.

Software

AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape

D E S I G N

Design Concept

Located on the south-west side of Bowen Island, overlooking Arbutus Bay, the Arbutus Lookout takes inspiration from a scallop-shell. Scallops, a common mollusk and edible delicacy in BC waters, has a fan-shaped shell and is often beige and off-white in colour. Taking the aesthetic of the scallop shell – its organic shape, linear ridges, and soft warm colour tones, and applying it to the interior design and architecture of the hotel, the result is a harmonious combination of Scandinavian minimalism, and laid-back west coast design. As a scallop’s shell protects the scallop inside, the walls of the Arbutus Lookout provide a safe, tranquil space for its guests. Named after a local BC’s infamous Arbutus tree, the Arbutus Lookout aims to give its visitors a sense of grounding while honoring the local beauty of land and sea.

Site Analysis N

Bowen Island

Arbutus Bay Location Bowen Island is a small island in the Georgia Straight; it’s a 20 min ferry ride from Horseshoe Bay in West Vancouver. The chosen site location for the hotel is above Arbutus Bay which is at the south end of Bowen Island. Sunlight & Views The site is oriented so that the outdoor living areas are facing South to ensure stronger direct natural sunlight. As well, the site’s location above Arbutus Bay allows for spectacular views of the Georgia Straight and the mainland in the distance. Local Attractions & Visitors Many Vancouverites visit Bowen island for short day trips by ferry or other boat as it’s small-town charm and close proximity to the city, make it an easy and appealing journey. Kayaking, hiking, swimming, and visiting small artisan shops and coffee shops are some of the main attractions on Bowen Island. Climate Bowen Island is in a temperate climate zone, the mildest in all of Canada. And it is in one of the mildest belts in Metro Vancouver. The climate is particularly appealing from late spring to early fall when the weather is warmer and outdoor activities such as hiking and swimming are more desirable.

Relationship Diagram

Block Plans

Upper Floor Block Plan

Main Floor Block Plan

Schematic Floor Plans

Upper Floor Schematic Plan

Main Floor Schematic Plan

Furniture Plans

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Upper Floor Schematic Plan

1. Fire Stairs 2. Storage/Laundry 3. Elevator Lobby 4. Suite 01 5. Suite 02 6. Suite 03 7. Suite 04 8. Lobby 9. Front Desk 10. Feature Stairs 11. Seating Area 12. Dining Area 13. Bar 14. Kitchen 15. Washroom 16. Office 17. Health Centre 18. Gym 19. Washroom 20. Washroom 21. Spa Room

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Main Floor Schematic Plan

Concept Sketches 1.

Front Desk View

2. Bar View 3. Feature Stairs View 4. Suite 01 Bathroom

5. Suite 02 Bed Design

Lighting Plan

Recessed downlight, 6” overall dia. Recessed downlight, 2” overall dia. Recessed downlight for shower, 2” overall dia. Wall sconce. Mounted 72” AFF Wall sconce. Mounted 72” AFF Wall sconce. Mounted 72” AFF Wall sconce. Mounted 72” AFF Flush mount Pendant @ 96” AFF Pendant @ 72” AFF Pendant @ 108” AFF Pendant @ 72” AFF Pendant @ 66” AFF Led strip lighting - cove lighting and under cabinet

Building Sections A

Building Section A-A

Building Section B-B 57

Materials 1. Waterfall Feature Stone: Laminam Calacatta oro venato bookmatch from Stone Tile 2. Staircase Material: Venetian Plaster finish in warm white, image from Pinterest 3. Bar Countertop: Quartz in Celesta, from West Coast Granite 4. Primary Flooring Material: Engineered Hardwood from Stone Tile 5. Carpeted areas: Centura Sahara III 6. Wallcovering: Kravet Lavalamp in Pewter 7. Millwork Stain: Warm Oak, image from Pinterest 8. Wall Tile on Sink/Toilet Wall: Laminam Naturali Marbles in Noir Desire 9. Wall Mounted Sink Stone: Bronze Amani Marble, image from Stone Selection 10. Washroom Walls: Statuario Marble from Stone Tile

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Rendered Furniture Plans

3D Views 1. South Exterior View: the restaurant, lobby and indoor seating areas open onto the outdoor living spaces that include a pool, hot tub, and outdoor restaurant and lounge seating. 2. Front Desk and Elevator Lobby: the front desk is in close proximity to the front doors and feature staircase. Book-matched marble slabs and custom wood baffles in a ripple pattern give a grand welcome to guests. 3. Feature Staircase and Seating Area: the stairs comprise wood risers in a spiral pattern, with plaster siding. Behind the stairs is the feature waterfall wall which brings a sense of organic movement to the space. Note, painting is by Vancouver Artist, Carla Tak.

The Lighthouse Bar & Restaurant at the Arbutus Lookout. The circular LED pendant lights flow from the seating area through to the restaurant and bar bringing a sense of cohesion to the space. The circular forms continue in the tables, custom bar millwork, and acoustic wood ripple wall.

The Health Centre includes the gym and Red Tree Spa. The Health Centre is separated from the lobby by a door to allow guests waiting for treatments privacy in the small waiting space. There is a washroom accessible for gym users and a separate washroom only accessible to those in the spa treatment room.

Suite 01 Ensuite 01 1. Double vanity with drawer storage and open shelves for towels. 2. Toilet is separated by a sliding door for more privacy. 3. Free-standing bathtub. 4. Double rainhead shower.

Suite 02 Room Design 1. Custom bar unit with beverage fridge and drawer storage. 2. Bi-folding doors open to a south-facing balcony. 3. Seating area where guests can socialize. 4. TV half-wall: the TV is able to swivel to face the bed and/or the seating area. 5. King bed with custom headboard. USB charging stations are built-in above each side table. 6. Working and/or vanity desk. 7. Closet space for luggage and clothes. 8. Ensuite with bathtub, shower, double vanity and separate toilet room.

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A D D I T I O N A L

S K E T C H E S

1. Kitchen Render: this render was created to explore the interplay of materials such as marble, wood veneer, and dark lacquer cabinets. 2. Office Reception Render: I created this render for a corporate design project. The biophilic and wood branding wall acts as the focal point for clients entering the reception space.

Above: A contemporary living room sketch to help demonstrate the furniture blocking. Below: An Art Deco inspired bar and lounge concept sketch.

Above: a concept sketch to show an ArtDeco inspired spiral staircase and lounge area. Right: a three-point perspective sketch of the Rogers Building in Downtown Vancouver.

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