Design Portfolio - Interior Design & Architecture | Collin Shearman

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DESIGN PORTFOLIO

COLLIN

SHEARMAN

SELECTED WORK | 2021 - 2022 | UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

COLLIN SHEARMAN

This portfolio is an introduction to my undergraduate work. I am a creative and dedicated student with a passion for experiential design. I am committed to environmental stewardship and advocating for those in need. I hope to pursue a deep understanding of the built environment by furthering my architectural education all the while challenging myself to new possibilites and creative endeavors.

ABOUT ME

TABLE OF CONTENTS KOPRU

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC WORK

DSGN 410 | COLLABORATE STUDIO | FALL 2022 PROFESSORS NATE BICAK & STEVEN HARDY

RELIQ

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC WORK

IDES 311 | STUDIO IV | SPRING 2022

PROFESSOR MARK HINCHMAN

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC WORK

IDES 310 | STUDIO III | FALL 2021

ALITURA CEREBRAL

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC WORK

IDES 310 | STUDIO III | FALL 2021

PROFESSOR KENDRA ORDIA PROFESSOR KENDRA ORDIA

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KOPRU

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC

PROFESSORS NATE BICAK & STEVEN HARDY | FALL 2022

Located on the corner lot of Salt Creek Road & Transformation Drive in Lincoln, Nebraska, KÖPRÜ is a facility that focuses on bridging the gap between the community of Nebraska and innovative dairy farming. KÖPRÜ’s mission is to educate the citizens of Nebraska on dairy farming and its processes through exploration and animal interaction.

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ROBOTIC DAIRY FARMING MEETS THE COMMUNITY OF NEBRASKA

Exterior Building Render

3D modeling done in Revit, Rendered through Lumion, & added entourage with Photoshop.

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Site Plan & Floor Plans

All Drawings created in Revit, line weighted and colored in Illustrator, and exported to Photoshop for additonal entourage/coloring.

The site plan is inspired by the different landscapes of the midwest. To create a unique user experience from the parking lot to the builidng itself, the site creates hubs and community spaces by stacking, intersecting, and wrapping circulation routes. The main sidewalk continues into the site by bisecting the public parking lot and splits into a main path of travel and a meandering path. This meandering path elevates the user experience by pulling you into the natural landscape of Nebraska and encourages play along the way.

Scale: N/A N Site Plan GROUP PROJECT Collin Shearman: Floor Plans Site Plan Exterior Building Render
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Second Level N

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Third Level N

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SROOM ROOM LEARNING BA CONY SECOND LOOR PLAN 1/8” = 1’ RR RR N A B SROOM BA CONY SKYWALK OPEN TO BELOW OR GE OOR PLAN 1/8” = 1’ N A B DIGI AL EXHIBITION VE TIBULE CAFE MILK OCKER/ BARN FIRST F OOR PLAN 1/8” = 1’ VEC KI CHEN MANURE SICK SORTING N
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GROUP PROJECT

Exhibit Ren der

Skywalk Render Exploded Axon

Nalin Theplikhith

Lobby Render Barn Render

Private Level

Storage

Barn Operations

Calf Pens

Sick Pens

Maternity Pens

Milking Robots

Feed Storage

Loading Dock

Lab Operations

Vector Kitchen Restrooms

Exploded Axon

Offices

Conference Room Classrooms

Employee Break Room Skywalk Digital Exhibit

Education Level

Kitchen Classroom

Open Seating Seminar Space Cafe

Restrooms Restrooms Restrooms

Open Learning Lobby

Community Space

Physical Exhibit

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Collin Shearman:
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Lobby Render Exhibit Render
Render
Skywalk Render
Barn

RELIQ

BRINGING RELICS AND RELIQUARIES TO THE DIGITAL AGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC

Seat of the Muses means Museum in the Greek language. Museums have the power to create unity among people of all backgrounds. This cultural institute will bring relics and reliquaries to the digital age by examining the history through technology including holography, projections, videography, and displays. RELIQ intends to breath life into the atypical and extraordianry relics of the past using present day digital intelligence.

The exhibit will feature relics (objects, figures) or specific reliquaries with historical background and shown through technological sequences of photographic or videographic projections, holography, and physical 3D reconstructions.

Holography is not new to the world, as the first holograms were created in the 1960’s from lasers. As we dive further into the digital age and advanced technology, the use of holograms as a form of architecture has become increasingly more prevalent. These examples move beyond the use of holograms to visualize structures and sites during the design phase; they utilize holography to shape the completed architectural space itself, completely altering the sensory and spatial experience of the environment.

PROFESSOR MARK HINCHMAN | SPRING 2022
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Main Entrance Render 3D modeling done in Revit, Rendered through Lumion, & added entourage with Photoshop.

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Scale: N/A Section A Scale: N/A Section B 09 Process Sketches Conceptual Floor Plans Projection Ideation Entrance & Lighting B A C OPEN TO BELOW OFFICE BATHROOM CONFERENCE BREAK TECH MAIN ENTRANCE ALLEY EXIT COURTYARD EXIT B C A 1 2 3 GIFT SHOP EXHIBIT RESTROOM CAFE GALLERY SPACES GALLERY LOBBY Scale: N/A Second Level N N Scale: N/A First Level

Floor Plans & Sections

All Drawings line weighted in Revit, edited in Illustrator, and exported to Photoshop for additonal entourage/coloring. Holograms of famous statues throughout history are shown in the exhibit space. The chambers allow a 360 degree viewing of the hologram and as a focal point, the chambers make up a majority of the space. Galleries on the right of the exhibit showcase projections of reliquairies and relics important to italian culture.

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Exhibit Render - Hologram

Axonometric Section

Axon line weighted in Revit, edited in Illustrator, and exported to Photoshop for coloring.

Each room was given a color for wayfinding and as an antithesis to the rest of the exhibit. The cultural center is mainly white with projections providing color, so to aid in juxtaposition all other programs became volumetrically color blocked.

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Restrooms Blue - Represents tranquility Break Room Orange - Represents recharging and energy Private Office Red - Represents strength I.T Office Purple - Represents trust Conference Room Yellow - Represents intellect and optimism Gift Shop Brown - Represents dependability and assurance Cafe Green - Represents health Scale: N/A North Elevation

Displays & Gallery Halls

Rendered in Lumion and photoshop. Throughout the center, digital displays light up hallways and provide a unique user experience. The displays are custom with an arched profile and showcase relics, including mummified remains. The gallery halls highlight the projection feature, changing the architecture within an empty room, bringing to life a multifaceted view of reliquaries.

Elevations

Drawings line weighted in Revit, edited in Illustrator, and exported to Photoshop for coloring.

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Scale: N/A South Elevation

ALITURA

Alitura’s focus on the future of nature integration in the urban interior incorporates an organic blend of natural material with luxurious facades and sustainability. As Alitura keeps energy-saving resources in mind the design considers future technologies and a perdurable impression.

Alitura is the Latin word meaning nature, nurture, and synonymous with mother. At Alitura you will gain knowledge about the world around you while being indulged in nature incorporated design.

Alitura offers an after-school and summer learning program focused on environmental-educational experiences to prepare students for school, careers, community, and life. Alitura serves to engage youth in helping to solve real world environmental challenges in their own backyard and exposes youth to future careers in conservation, agriculture, water management and renewable energy.

The overall design of Alitura will be informative, creative, and tranquil, as the space revolves around accessibility and inclusivity for all. Alitura aims to express yourself, at any age in life, provide healthy living to impliment sustainable actions, and act as a safe haven for those in need.

PROFESSOR KENDRA ORDIA | FALL 2021 THE FEELING OF HOME IN THE CLASSROOM UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC
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3D modeling done in Revit, Rendered through Lumion, & added entourage with Photoshop.

Main Entrance/Staircase Render
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Breeze Block & Threshold

Design detail from Revit and rendered in Procreate. Feature of Mosaic style wall allows breathability and aids in functionality of space due to the weather of the site, Austin, Texas.

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Custom Lighting

Axon views from Revit. Rendered in Procreate.

Custom Furniture

Axon views from Revit. Rendered in Procreate.

Floor Plans & Ceiling Plans

All Drawings line weighted in Revit and exported to Procreate/Photoshop for additonal entourage.

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CEREBRAL

A BIOPHILLIC EXHIBIT BASED ON NATURE AND MEMORIES

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN | ACADEMIC

Cerebrals intent is to expand the envelope of spatial ecologies of the interior space by mapping natural spacial experiences, activating themes in nature for developmental opportunities, and overall enhance the integration of nature in spatial applications.

The inspiration behind the art exhibit Cerebral comes from my childhood backyard regarding the emotional connection of changing seasons. Cerebrals purpose as an art gallery is meant to visualize those different emotions of growing up, childhood trauma and hardships, as well as the distortion of memory through time.

PROFESSOR KENDRA ORDIA | FALL 2021
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Exhibition/Landing Render

3D modeling done in Revit, Rendered through Lumion, & added entourage with Photoshop.

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Process & Sketches

Sketches depict the seasons changing as envisioned through my childhood.

The art style Surrealism is a movement characterized best by the juxtaposition of distant realities to activate the unconscious mind through imagery. An artwork by surrealist artist Salvador Dali entitled, The Persistence of Memory, represents this idea of distortion and passage of time which inspired this art exhibiton.

Scale: N/A Scale: N/A Section A South Elevation Winter Autumn Spring Summer Social Mode Entertainment Mode Discovery mode Aspiration Mode Sensory Diagram Spatial Diagram 19
Floor Plan, Elevations & Sections All Drawings line weighted Scale: N/A Section B Exit N Scale: N/A Ground Floor
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Winter View
Winter from Autumn

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