Portfolio by Claire Wiland

Claire Wiland Portfolio 2020

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."

- Leonardo de Vinci

Design Philosophy At the age of five, I developed a huge passion for Interior Design and even designed my own dream home to scale. Thankfully I was fortunate to have a mother who described herself as a "wanna-be" designer and a father who had a love for woodworking, and they encouraged me with my creative designs. They inspired me to have a passion for making things in life to be both beautiful and functional. My philosophy for design is to create a functional environment that is unique and personalized to the client's needs while also making it appealing to the eye. To achieve this, I like to incorporate a mix of design styles to create a custom environment. Claire Wiland

01.

Ballantine Hall

02.

Reed Magnet School

03.

Wine and Dine

04.

Cardboard Sculpture

05.

Internship

06.

Hand Rendering

Big Ten Student Design Challenge

Studio Class

Interior Lighting Course

Studio Class

Dare2Design

Interior Visualization Course

02. 01.

REED BALLANTINE MAGNET SCHOOL HALL

Education Revit, Adobe Photoshop Group Project

The Big Ten Student Design Challenge project required our team to use our knowledge as students to design an informal learning space within Ballantine Hall that accommodated the needs of students while upholding Indiana University Bloomington (IU) standards of timelessness and remaining consistent with the design and plans of the Ballantine Hall renovation. Our team was one of the top three finalists who won a trip to Herman Miller Headquarters where we spent two days working alongside academic and industry professionals to refine our proposals and pitch a polished version of our design for final judging.

FLOOR PLAN Furniture Selection

1 Hallway

Our main intention behind this project was to design a space that offers autonomy through the furniture selections by giving students the ability to tailor the layout, style, and configuration based on their personal preference.

2 Mechanical Room 3 Whiteboard Wall 4 Window Seating

Different Furniture Configuration

7 6

Furniture Selection 1

mMaterial Selection

(3) Always Chair

(6) Caper Multipurpose Stool

(4) Swoop Lounge Seating

(1) Steps Lounge Ottoman

(3) Step Side (4) Eames (4) Eames Table Standing Height Table Table

Fully upholstered, Chrome legs

All black Flexnet seat

(2) Armless (2) With arm

(1) Cushioned

Chrome base, Chome base Stone top White Top

Chome base Stone Top

Total: $8,697

Total: $7,324

Total: $1.832

Total: $3,132

Total: $3,872

Total: $5,250

INTERIOR RENDERS North-East View

Hallway/Entrance

02.

REED REED MAGNET SCHOOL MAGNET SCHOOL

Educational Revit, Adobe Photoshop, Enscape Individual

The Reed Magnet School studio project involved designing the 5th floor for grades 9-12. The school's integrated curriculum follows a Pedagogical Model, known as Connectivism. The design was required to provide a common space, science lab, small classroom (fitting up to 15 students), a large classroom (fitting up to 35 students), and restrooms; while ensuring the design meet all codes and regulations.

FLOOR PLAN

Color Scheme

Predesign

Near

Far

Classrooms (2) Large Classroom Common Space Collab. Rooms (2) Science Lab Women's RR Men's RR Janitor's Closet

1 Common Space 2a 15-20 person Classrm or 2b 35 person Classrm

3 Collaborative room

6 Mens Restroom

4 Collaborative room

7 Janitor Closet

5 Womens Restroom

8 Classroom Lab

4 7 5

2b FLOOR PLAN - Level Five

COMMON SPACE

Light-shelf

A light shelf penetrates max amount of daylight into the space with the use of highly reďŹ&#x201A;ective material. Blinds

Top down bottom up blinds offers the best light control and privacy.

CLASSROOM

The foldable whiteboard wall provides the choice of combining the two classrooms into one. Also, the variety of furniture selections allows for different configurations for teaching and active learning.

Furniture Selection

COMMON SPACE

South-East

Zones The common space offers students and faculty a variety of comfort and working environments.

Furniture Selection

Path of Travel Thoughout the space, the clear path of travel allows for easy accesibility.

Focus

Path of Travel

Collaborative

RCP

FIRE CODE

03. WINE AND DINE

Commercial Project Revit, Adobe Photoshop Partner Project

The Wine and Dine is an interior lighting design project that required me to collaborate with my partner to create a wine retail store with an adjacent restaurant and create construction documents that support our concept and strategies. The intention behind our project was to use the layers of lighting - accent, ambient, and task - to provide sufficient lighting for dining while maintaining an intimate ambiance. The high contrast in the retail area highlights the items being sold in a visually pleasing and harmonious setting.

RCP/FLOOR PLAN 1

Retail

4 Restaurant

7 Display Window 1

Check-out

5 Restroom 1

8 Display Window 2

6 Restroom 2

3 Tasting Bar

2 7

SELECTIONS LIGHTING LEGEND DESC: FOCUS WALL WASH MFG: FOCAL POINT

DESC: VAYA FREE FORM TUNABLE WHITE MFG: COLORKINETICS VAYA SERIES DESC: EXO PENDANT MFG: TECH LIGHTING DESC: ALVA PENDANT MFG: TECH LIGHTING

DESC: BRUMMEL GRANDE PENDANT MFG: TECH LIGHTING

Bar Stool

Tufted Velvet Chair

Curvilinear Custom Booth

DESC: ALVA PENDANT MFG: TECH LIGHTING DESC: MIKA CEILING SUSPENDED MFG: EUREKA LIGHTING DESC: 60 ROUND DIRECTIONAL DOWNLIGHT MFG: WHITEGOODS DESC: 60 ROUND WALL WASH MFG: WHITEGOODS DESC: EXO SURFACE MOUNTED

Mustard Velevet Upholstery

Navy Textured Upholstery

Butcher Block Tabletops

Travertine Floor

Poured Concrete Counters

Sheet Metal

MFG: TECH LIGHTING DESC: NANO TRACK HEAD MFG: EUREKA LIGHTING

DESC: BURK HEAD MFG: TECH LIGHTING

Aged Brass

Brick Accent Walls

INTERIOR RENDER Restaurant

INTERIOR RENDER Wine Bar

02. 04.

REED CARDBOARD MAGNET SCHOOL SCULPTURE

Rhino, Adobe Photoshop, Laser Cutter Partner Project

The Cardboard Sculpture was a studio project that required me to collaborate with my partner to produce a free-standing interior skin made completely of cardboard with the use of modularity, origami folds, and digital fabrication using a laser cutter. The main intention of our design was to design an interior skin in which a human could go inside and feel protected from the exterior agents. We decided to build a tunnel-like structure made uniquely of modular pyramids. The points of the pyramids convey a defensive shield.

DESIGN PROCESS Research McQueenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design of the elaborate and dangerously high armadillo stiletto inspired us to consider using the shape of this shoe and incorporate a natural, animalistic mood into our design. The use of spikes in fashion originated in one of the earliest forms of armor with a protective quality. This lead us to want to make the structure of our design from pyramids so the tip of the triangles act as spikes to the design.

Schematic Design

Design Development When implementing our design we faced difficulty making it stand on its own, but with assistance from the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) engineering students, we were able to successfully revise our prototype to be free-standing. We accomplished this goal by adding an additional column of pyramids (orange). Also, a structural column was added on the inside to evenly disperse the weight.

FINAL DESIGN INSTALLATION Installation

Final Product

02. 05.

REED INTERNSHIP

MAGNET SCHOOL

During my internship, selections were made for clients when redesigning their homes. The process included ensuring the accuracy of measurements, conversations with vendors about specifications, and research. The skills utilized during this project Revit, Adobe Photoshop, were sketching floor plans in Revit, creating furniture cut-outs, space-planning, and Adobe Indesign preparing presentations. A majority of the process was revolved around creating furniture cut-outs and trailing variations of space plans. Throughout the process, Individual influenced by our boss and clienteleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s feedback. COVERED PORCHrevisions CHAIRwere OPTIONS Residential

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BEST MATCH

Kenzo Cushion Lounge Chair $1,385.76= Per Chair + Tax Height (in.) 39 Width (in.) 30 Depth (in.) 34

South Beach Cushion Arm Chair $1,948.61= Per Chair + Tax Height (in.) 35 Width (in.) 35 Depth (in.) 33.5

Corsica Cushion Lounge Chair $1,348.86= Per Chair + Tax Height (in.) 39 Width (in.) 30.5 Depth (in.) 34.5

Brown Jordan Parkway Cushion Lounge Chair $2,051= Per Chair + Tax Width (in): 33 Height (in): 31 Depth (in): 33

SELECTIONS/PLANS

BOURBON ROOM

02. 06.

REED RENDERS HAND MAGNET SCHOOL

Commercial, Residential Adobe Photoshop Individual

Hand Renders: The Hand Renders are from an interior visualization course that required sketching existing spaces and using various color materials to create realistic characteristics of the provided space. The intention behind the different drawings was to learn a variety of presentation skills including freehand drawing techniques and digital editing techniques. The goal behind this project was to produce an interior scene or space to enhance the scene by digitally adding colors, gradients, and tones. This course gave me a better understanding of tonal drawing concepts such as perspectives, scale, tonal values, atmospheric depth, and light/shadow.

COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL