christina STACHOWSKI INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
christina STACHOWSKI INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
christina STACHOWSKI
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN CIDA ACCREDITED Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi GRADUATION AUGUST 2019 GPA 3.07/4.00
WORK & EXPERIENCE SALES ASSOCIATE
Rick’s Furniture, Starkville, MS August 2017 - October 2018 Greeted and assisted customers Redesigned store inventory Proposed displays Developed sales ideas Learned advanced selling, marketing, and communication techniques
FACULTY ASSISTANT
MSU Center for Distance Education, Mississippi State, MS January 2017 - August 2017 Assisted coworkers and supervisors Promoted events Organized events
REGULATIONS INTERN 4913 Oakwood Street, Moss Point, MS 39563 christinaski7@outlook.com (228) 217-8240
Jackson County Planning Department, Pascagoula, MS May - July 2017 and May - July 2018 Organized completed building and residential plans Helped with code violation inspections Created database of building codes and complaints
SALESPERSON
MAFES Sales Store, Mississippi State, MS January 2016-January 2017 Assisted customers Operated cash register and computer software Designed seasonal displays Marketed sales items
COMPUTER COURSES 7/10
AutoCAD 8/10
6/10 Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator
8/10
Google Docs and Slides
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VOLUNTEER & SERVICE VOLUNTEER CREWMAN
Deborah Washington Memorial Soap Box Derby Moss Point, MS Assisted racers to set up on the ramps Transported racers back up the hill
FOOD PANTRY VOLUNTEER
Our Daily Bread Pascagoula, MS Prepared dinner Provided friendly and welcoming service
INVOLVEMENT
ZETA TAU ALPHA FRATERNITY Chapter Member Fall 2015 - Summer 2018
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS
SketchUp
RELATED COURSES
DESIGN Interior Design Graphics Design I Design II Interior Design I Hand Rendering for ID History of Interiors I History of Interiors II Textiles for Interiors Furniture Design Environment for Special Needs Drawing I Photography Interior Materials & Treatments LEED for Interiors
5/10
Rhino 7/10
Revit
COMPUTER CAD for Interior Design 3D & CAD Modeling Digital Design for Interiors Furniture Design Color & Lighting Detailing & Construction
Student Chapter Member Fall 2015 - Present
REFERENCES Available upon request
TTAABBLLEE OOFF CCOONNTTEENNTTSS INTERDISCIPLINARY 1- 9
HOSPITALITY 13 - 33
CORPORATE 37 - 49
RETAIL 53 - 59
PRODUCT DESIGN 63 - 67
CREATIVE 75
DETAIL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 71
Thank you
INTERDISCIPLINARY
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10 PERSON GROUP: Interior Design, Architecture, Graphic Design, and Business Construction Science
The Lois Dowdle Cobb Museum of Archaeology is currently an underdeveloped space with potential that has not yet been realized on the campus of Mississippi State University.
CONCEPT
Proposed renovation for the Cobb Museum are highlighted to both students and the general public. The entrance is exaggerated with a long ramp as guests enter the cave-like space. Museum embraces the darkness of the basement; warm tones and warm lighting enhances the guest’s experience of being in an underground museum.
Star t & End Dates: May 15, 2019 - August 2, 2019
Demolition Exterior Construction Interior Construction Landscaping
PERSONAL JOBS
-Designing the custom displays -Rendering the Floor Plan for the Museum and Gift Shop area -Rendering the Floor Plan for the first level that shows the Lobby/ Waiting area and the new Student area
GIFT SHOP PERSPECTIVE GIFT SHOP VIEW
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i n terdis ciplinary WAITING
OLD WORLD EXHIBITS
AMPHITHEATER
ELEVATOR LOBBY STORAGE
TRANSITION
NEW WORLD EXHIBITS
HANDS ON LEARNING GIFT SHOP
BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN DESIGN REMARKS
Museum is laid out to guide guest through a series of old world and new world exhibits. While guests are provided a clear path through the exhibit, guests are not restricted to a prescriptive formula to view the museum allowing for exploration and discovery. After viewing the exhibit, guests are led into an area with tactile and digital interactive activities.
LIGHTING LEGEND OCL ARO Round Pendant OCL NOVA Round Pendant OCL ARO Round Pendant OCL FIORI Recessed Can Spot Light
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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i n terdis ciplinary LOBBY DESIGN REMARKS
Guests exit the museum by ascending to the newly renovated lobby, now featuring an area for students to work or lounge between classes.
OLD WORLD DESIGN REMARKS This view shows the custom, floor to ceiling, display and the center, touch screen map for all to use and learn.
OLD WORLD PERSPECTIVE
LOBBY PERSPECTIVE
MATERIALS
NEW WORLD DESIGN REMARKS
This view shows the custom floor to ceiling display and the hands on Learning Zone. The Learning Zone is hands on by displaying a photo on one side and fun facts on the other side for learning.
NEW WORLD PERSPECTIVE
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MEN’S RESTROOM
RECEPTION/WAITING STUDENT LOUNGE
WOMEN’S RESTROOM
LOBBY FLOOR PLAN
LIGHTING LEGEND OCL ARO Round Pendant OCL ASTRA Pendant OCL HIGHRISE Pendant Recessed Can
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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MUSEUM LONGITUDINAL SECTION
MUSEUM TRANSVERSE SECTION
LEED Analysis: To gain LEED credits for Building Design and Construction “At least 60% of the project’s gross floor area must be complete by the time of certification.” And “Must include the entire building’s gross floor area in the project.” LEED ideas, methods, and criteria can and should be used to benefit the users, campus, and environment. LEED will change several things in the scope of work for the project such as: equipment, materials, methods, transportation, and the site issues.
AMPHITHEATER SECTION
AMPHITHEATER DESIGN REMARKS Amphitheater designed to give the museum a multipurpose area for extended learning possibilities. Ramp designed to descend down in the ground to prepare the guests for the cave-like space that is the museum.
AMPHITHEATER PERSPECTIVE
HOSPITALITY
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
CONCEPT Located in the heart of downtown San Diego, Mica Hotel is a boutique hotel where visitors come to experience luxury in a contemporary style while maintaining beachy elements. San Diego is home to Coronado Island, whose beaches are consisted of mica sand. Mica is the name given to a group of minerals which are known for their formation in distinct layers. When broken into small pieces, mica can be used for eyeshadows, glitter manufacturing, sand, and more. Mica Hotel’s design is inspired by Mica mineral properties and is a perfect balance of calming and exciting atmospheres.
HOTEL ENTRANCE
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT CONCEPT DESIGN
RESTAURANT
LUGGAGE
MEN’S RESTROOM
RECEPTION/WAITING
WOMEN’S RESTROOM
BAR OFFICE
LEVEL 1 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
FITNESS
SPA
MATERIALS
1. Tile Bar - Lava Stone Subway 2. Accent Bar - Nirvana Bliss Ceramic Tile 3. Maya Romanoff - Modern Silk 4. Tile Buzz - Havenwood Dove Ceramic Tile 5. RWLTD - Chenille 6. Arc Com - Cutting Edge
RECEPTION/WAITING RECEPTION DESK
FF&E SELECTIONS
1. The Senator Group - Fift01 2. Samantha French - Oil Painting 3. Coffee Table - Custom
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
RESTAURANT DESIGN REMARKS Located on the ground floor. Flake is a sushi and steak house with a sophisticated environment featuring dark woods, golden shades, and iridescent textures. Inspired by the mineral’s f l a k y consistency. Flake is a popular dining destination for all guests who are looking for a polished atmosphere with delectable food.
PRIVATE SEATING
DINING AREA LEVEL 1 KEY PLAN
FF&E SELECTIONS 1. Cumberland - Revo Guest Chair 2. Lightology - Miriposa 3. Pottery Barn - Adeline Ctystal Rectangular Chandelier
CUSTOM TABLE TOPS Custom-designed table tops are seen throughout the restaurant, with the 8-seater “F” table focused in the center and the striped design acting as accents surrounding it.
MATERIALS
1. Maya Romanoff - Wallmica 2. Tile Bar - Abstract Lines 3. Maya Romanoff - Hurley Burley Cotton 4. Sherwin Williams - SW 7622 Homburg Gray 5. Du Chateau - Coal
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FF&E SELECTIONS BAR DESIGN REMARKS Located on the Ground Floor. The View houses a contemporary space featuring bold colors and flashy materials. Because the mica mineral was once used for glass in windows, inspiration derived simply from a view from a window. With a variety of seating options and alcohol, this bar is a destination spot for all guests to come unwi nd a nd conver se .
MATERIALS 1. Sherwin Williams - SW 6781 2. Custom - Terrazzo 3. Architex - Golden 4. Tile Bar - Nirvana Bliss Ceramic Tile 5. Online Fabric Store - Dark Orange Microsuade Fabric
1. 2. 1. Cumberland - Lloyd Stool 2. Cumberland - Li Backless Stool 3. Custom - High Top Table
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BAR PERSPECTIVE
LEVEL 1 KEY PLAN
BAR PERSPECTIVE
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
SPA DESIGN REMARKS Found on the ground floor, Pearlescent is Hotel Mica’s very own day spa inspired by the mineral’s iridescent texture. Seen throughout this space is a cool color scheme with light marbles and printed tiles. Pearlescent has many amenities for guest to enjoy while providing a calming space to renew and refresh.
FF&E SELECTIONS
1. Light Art - Blossom 2. Coalesse - Emu Re-Trouve Pouf 3. Hermann Miller - Swoop Plywood Chair
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MATERIALS
1. Kaufman - Essex Linen Blend 2. Tile Bar - Carrara Polished Marble Tile 3. Carnegie - Ultra 4. Sherwin Williams - SW 6498 Byte Blue 5. Tile Bar - Wildflower 6. Sherwin Williams - SW 7023 Requisite Gray
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LEVEL 1 KEY PLAN
SPA PERSPECTIVE
SPA PERSPECTIVE
Men’s and women’s locker rooms are connected with a jacuzzi and separated with a textured glass.
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
GUEST ROOM DESIGN REMARKS Each type of room has a custom ceiling covering, which sets the tone and color scheme for the rest of finish selections in each room type. Room Variety Breakdown
MATERIALS
1. Custom - Corridor Carpet 2. Du Chanteau - Sand Dune 3. Cantura - Drift
255 ROOMS TOTAL King: 41%
105 ROOMS TOTAL
Queen Single: 29% 75 ROOMS TOTAL
Standard Double: 12% 32 ROOMS TOTAL
Queen Double: 12% 30 ROOMS TOTAL
Suite: 6%
15 ROOMS TOTAL
GUEST ROOM RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
GUEST ROOM PERSPECTIVE
GUEST ROOM PERSPECTIVE
MATERIALS
Aria Table Lamp
CORRIDOR ELEVATION
1. RWLTD - Kryptonite Etruscan 2. Custom - Rug 3. Maya Romanoff - Abacadazzle 4. RWLTD - Candy Striper 5. RWLTD - Kryptonite Etruscan 6. Custom - Ceiling Covering 7. Robert Allen - Royal Comfort 8. Carnegie - Embroider
Lightology -
Meurice Rectangular Chandelier
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ROOFTOP RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
ROOFTOP DESIGN REMARKS
A guest has not fully experienced Mica Hotel until one has visited the rooftop bar and grill, XYZO. Pulling the letters from the mineral’s chemical formula sets the tone for the entire bar. The most modern out of all the spaces of Mica Hotel. XYZO is compromised of exposed concrete elements angular design components, and a bright, dynamic color scheme.
MATERIALS 1. Sunbrella - Outdoor Velvet Spectrum Kiwi 2. Sunbrella - Cabana Classic 3. Tile Bar - Reflection Carrara Thassos and Mirror Penny Tile 4. Custom - Colored Opaque Plastic
ROOFTOP PERSPECTIVE
ROOFTOP PERSPECTIVE
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3 PERSON GROUP PROJECT
ROOFTOP PERSPECTIVE
ROOFTOP BAR CONCEPT DRAWING
ROOFTOP BAR PERSPECTIVE
FF&E SELECTIONS 1. Coalesse - Montara 2. Knoll - Vignelli Paper Clip Table
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MATERIALS 1. Custom - Wall Covering 2. Tile Bar - Loft Royal Blue Penny Glass Tile 3. Tile Bar - Art Deco Ponte 4. Custom - Colored Opaque Plastic 5. Mercury Mosaics - Large Moroccan Fish Scale Tile
ROOFTOP PHYSICAL MODEL
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2 PERSON PARTNER PROJECT
CONCEPT Sweden, an open and friendly culture and country, plays host and inspiration for Bläs. A place to socialize and take a break, the tables and chairs are placed strategically to aid in this. Sweden’s beautiful natural landscapes and treasures are the inspiration for the materials used, which are meant to connect the inside to nature outside. Materials, furniture, and fixtures are geometric and industrial in nature. The space provides the use of a light color scheme with an accent of gold to provide calmness and comfortable environment. This design also offers a wide range of space and activities that promote a sense of place and community by providing opportunities to interact with others.
EXTERIOR
Sigtuna, Sweden RESEARCH Sweden’s first town, founded in the 10th century. Sigtuna was founded on what was then the shore of Lake Malaren just over 1,000 years ago. It took its name from an ancient royal estate several kilometers to the west. Area: 4.57 km2 (1.76 sq. mi) Population: Around 8,444
Color Palette CONCEPT IMAGES
DINING PERSPECTIVE
OUTDOOR SEATING
BAR PERSPECTIVE
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LEGEND Kitchen 980 sq. ft.
Men’s RR 194 sq. ft.
Hostess Station 453 sq. ft.
Bar Area 732 sq. ft.
Women’s RR 196 sq. ft.
Outdoor Patio 370 sq. ft.
Dining 3596 sq. ft.
Private Seating 509 sq. ft.
Exit 370 sq. ft.
FURNITURE SCHEDULE NUMBER
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Wooden Bar with Stools
48” W x 25” D x 36“ H
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Standing Bar Tables
21” W x 21” D x 40“ H
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Rectangle Dining Table and Chairs - Blue
55” W x 25.32” D x 24“ H
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Rectangle Dining Table and Chairs - Tan
55” W x 25.32” D x 24“ H
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Square Dining Table and Chairs - Blue
24” W x 24” D x 36“ H
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Square Dining Table and Chairs - Tan
24” W x 24” D x 36“ H
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4 Seater Double Booth - Blue
67.2” W x 48” D x 51.6“ H
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4 Seater Double Booth - Tan
67.2” W x 48” D x 51.6“ H
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Booth Table
31.2” W x 25” D x 33.6“ H
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14 Seater Private Table
39.6” W x 25” D x 32.4“ H
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Host/Hostess Podium
30” W x 35” D x 43“ H
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Love Seat
31.2” W x 30” D x 27.6“ H
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Side Chair
57.6” W x 30” D x 27.6“ H
5/6 Square Dining Table & Chairs
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13 Side Chair
7/8 Double Booth
2 Standing Bar Tables
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COLOR CODED FLOOR PLAN
MATERIALS
Accent Tile
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
Wall Trim
Table Top
Women’s RR Tile
Flooring
Leather Seating/ Loveseat
Men’s RR Tile
Wall Color
Leather Seating/ Side Chair
Bar Top & Host/Hostess Podium
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2 PERSON PARTNER PROJECT
Inspiration
HOST/HOSTESS STATION ELEVATION
TABLE SEATING ELEVATION
BOOTH SEATING ELEVATION
CORPORATE
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NEXT C O M M E RC I A L R E A L I S TE TAT E COMMERCIAL REALIST
CONCEPT STATEMENT Home and work...these are antonyms. To enhance, NEXT office design pushes contrast further. It is represented with diagonals and curves to balance the different areas. Warm tones evoke a more residential ambiance, imparting comfort and motivation to its occupants. One color will stand out to give the areas energy to contrast against the other tones.
NOMADIC ZONE
The nomadic camp invites individuals who are transitioning throughout the day between projects and tasks.
SOCIAL ZONE
This inviting space promotes both intentional and chance encounters with coworkers. It supports social behaviors around connecting with other to help foster a community of intention.
MEETING ZONE
RESIDENT ZONE An area to grow a community within their discipline and supports workers.
This space is designed for deep collaboration between the workers when working on projects with different layouts.
RESOURCE ZONE
This area supports the tools, culture and process that are necessary for a productive workplace.
WORK CAFE DESIGN REMARKS Work cafe has multi-use seating types. Areas for collaboration, private, and group.
WORK CAFE PERSPECTIVE
OPEN OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
OPEN OFFICE DESIGN REMARKS No set desks for the employees to let them change postures throughout the day with acoustic panels and walls for noise control.
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corporate LIGHTING LEGEND AND CEILING HEIGHTS Branching Bulb Fixture Downlight Strip 48” - 120v Downlight Round LED - W120 OPEN OFFICE 14’ - 0” A.F.F WORK CAFE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
9’ - 0” A.F.F
Color Palette WORK CAFE
LOUNGE VIRTUAL REALITY
Customize reception desk represents contrast with diagonals and different levels. RECEPTION/WAITING
SM. CONFERENCE MD. CONFERENCE
STORAGE SM. CONFERENCE PHONE/QUIET ROOM
OPEN OFFICES
Acoustical walls separate the area to keep noise level lower. Also gives the areas privacy without being fully closed off.
LG. CONFERENCE
WORK ROOM MD. CONFERENCE
PRIVATE OFFICES COLLABORATION AREA
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MATERIALS 1. SHERWIN WILLIAMS - RED TOMATO SW 6607 2. PAINT - DARK GREY
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3. PAINT - LIGHT GREY 4. PAINT - TAUPE 5. PAINT - LIGHT VIOLET
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6. PAINT - LIGHT PINK
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7. SHAW FLOORING - VINEYARD GROVE FOG 8. BATHROOM TILE
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9. FLOORING - GREY WOOD 10. LEGACY STUDIO - ETCHING RUST FABRIC 11. TABLE TOP - LIGHT BROWN
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12. KLAUSSNER UNLEY - RUST FABRIC 13. FLOORING - BRICK 14. GLACIER - GREY TILE 15. DOWNLIGHT - STRIP
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16. DOWNLIGHT - ROUND 17. BRANCHING BULB FIXTURE 18-21. STEELCASE WORKPLACE FURNITURE
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Remote Control Planes CONCEPT STATEMENT
Remote Control Plane design company that entertains. Voyage creates activity for all ages to enjoy. It is based on the 5 goals of teamwork; fun culture, cheerful environment, engagement, and multipurpose areas. Headquarters is in Atchison, KS where Amelia Earhart was born to give the women working there encouragement. Design incorporates break down areas for employees to step away from the computers and phones also have prototypes. Areas will be represented by stripes of pilot uniform rankings to sign each room.
ACTIVE MINDS
Represents the way the product lets minds take a break from technology
ENGAGEMENT
This picture shows connection between the plane and the water and how the design encourages teamwork
DIVERSITY
This is the rankings on uniforms and these are incorporated in the discussion areas and meeting spaces
DESIGN REMARKS The stripes on the floor in front of the desk represent landing stripes for planes. This is a wayfinding for clients to walk in and know where to go for information.
RECEPTION/ WAITING
DESIGN REMARKS The yellow stripes are placed on the walls next to each
office and conference rooms. Each stripe resembles the ranking on uniforms and differs from each room type.
RECEPTION DESK
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OPEN OFFICE
OPEN OFFICE WORK CAFE
LOUNGE
TRAINING WORK ROOM
BREAK ROOM CONFERENCE
OPEN OFFICE
WORK ROOM LOUNGE
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PRIVATE OFFICES
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PRIVATE OFFICES
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CONFERENCE
TRAINING
CONFERENCE
OPEN OFFICE
FURNITURE PLAN LEVEL ONE UP
LOBBY/WAITING
2B
LIGHTING LEGEND HVAC SUPPLY HVAC SUPPLY HVAC RETURN HVAC RETURN LED DOWNLIGHT LED18W 18W DOWNLIGHT TROFFER 277V LIGHT LIGHT TROFFER 277V 277V DISK PENDANT 277V DISK PENDANT LINEAR PENDANT 277V LINEAR PENDANT 277V EXIT EXITSIGN SIGN
OPEN TO ABOVE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL ONE
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OPEN OFFICES
LOCKERS
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PRIVATE OFFICES
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PRIVATE OFFICES
OPEN OFFICES CONFERENCE PRIVATE OFFICES
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FURNITURE PLAN LEVEL TWO UP
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LIGHTING LEGEND HVAC SUPPLY HVAC SUPPLY HVAC RETURN HVAC RETURN LED DOWNLIGHT LED18W 18W DOWNLIGHT TROFFER 277V LIGHT LIGHT TROFFER 277V 277V DISK PENDANT 277V DISK PENDANT LINEAR PENDANT 277V LINEAR PENDANT 277V EXIT EXITSIGN SIGN
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEVEL TWO
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WORK CAFE VIEW
OFFICE DESIGN REMARKS The work cafe design is similar to the look of being on a plane with the circular windows and minimalistic furniture. The accent wall is wooden planks came from the idea of the first planes built and is derived from materials used on early planes.
OPEN OFFICE VIEW
M AT E R I A L S 1 . D i s k Pen d a nt 2 . Tro f f er 2 x4 L i ght 3 . 2 x2 D ow n l i ght 4 . L i n ea r Pen d ant 97” 5 . Exi t Si g n 6 . S h er w i n Wi l l i ams “Vast Sky” - Wall Co lo r 7 . B l u e Lea th e r - Boot h Se at i ng i n Break Ro o m 8 . S teel - Rec e pt i on D e sk Mat e ri al 9 . Con c rete F loori ng 1 0 . Ta u p e Col or - Tabl e Tops and C hairs in Break Ro o m
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RETAIL
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retail Cage
LOCATION -
TORONTO, CANADA
Cage is a unique fashion and accessory store that takes flight away from the normal designs. It uses the shape of honeycombs for multiple displays. Bees always come back to honeycombs just like customers will do with just one experience in Cage. Bringing aspects from bees and birds into the design helps show uniqueness to the store and it stands out from competitors. The lighting plan on the first floor is shaped like a birdcage to look like the store is open to a new experience unlike any other.
EXTERIOR DESIGN REMARKS The concept of the hexagonal shape for the exterior incorporates a beehive.
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
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retail LIGHTING / ELECTRICAL LEGEND
DOWN NOT AN EXIT
LEVEL ONE LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL PLAN
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LIGHTING SELECTION
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LEVEL TWO LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL PLAN
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WOMEN’S SUNGLASS WALL ELEVATION
WOMEN’S LUGGAGE ELEVATION
FIRST LOOK PERSPECTIVE
MEN’S WATCHES
P R O D U C T D E S I G N
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THE PERENNIAL CONCEPT Water is free, it flows and moves the ways the ground and wind take it. “The perennial” is the chair that will fit every curve to create movement to help one experience a getaway for a flow of relief all year round.
CHAIR AND OTTOMAN SKETCH
RHINO PERSPECTIVE
3D PRINTER PROTOTYPE
STRETCHED LEATHER
ARM PADDING 17.5" 10"
2"
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METAL FRAME, ARMS, AND LEGS WITH EASED EDGE 18"
STANDARD HEAVY DUTY NYLON GLIDE
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33.75"
30°
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45" 66° 22°
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STRETCHED LEATHER METAL FRAME, ARMS, AND LEGS WITH EASED EDGE
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STANDARD HEAVY DUTY NYLON GLIDE
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CONCEPT The inspiration came from my backyard. The base is a solid oak block, came from our oak tree that fell over during hurricane Irma, to create texture. The metal bowl was my first dog’s drinking bowl to create line from the cut slits, that also creates space for the light to reflect to the bottom. The rope was from the swing my dad tied on that oak tree when I was a child. It was to create a pattern around the bowl. For the top shade, the back and forth pattern was to create a reflective shape above.
DESIGN SKETCHES
LAMP DESIGN
LAMP PICTURED | LIGHT OFF
Newhouse Lighting Outdoor Weatherproof 2W S14 LED Filament Replacement String Light Bulbs | Standard Base
LAMP PICTURED | LIGHT ON
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BOX PROJECT
THE PROCESS - LEARN WOODSHOP ETIQUETTE - POWER TOOL SAFETY - CONSTRUCT AND BUILD - DESIGN AND PAINT
RECLAIMED OTTOMAN: PARTNER PROJECT
justice
Faith
power
Mardi Gras is a traditional celebration in Europe from the Catholic religion. For many, the season of Mardi Gras is represented by the colors purple, green, and gold. Purple stands for JUSTICE, green for FAITH, and gold for POWER. Color association is how a color makes someone inherently feel. Color can completely change the connotation and meaning of a piece of furniture or a space.
THE PROCESS
1st: Found wood scraps to build frame in the wood shop
3rd: Final product ready for presentation
2nd: After frame was built and stained, woven beads make a platform
DETAIL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
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detail construction documents
ETHEREDGE HALL
449 HARDY ROAD MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS 39762
CREATIVE
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christina STACHOWSKI 4913 Oakwood Street, Moss Point, MS 39563
christinaski7@outlook.com (228) 217-8240
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