INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
DANIELLA B O W E R E DU C AT IO N
S C HO L A S T I C HO N ORS + AWA RDS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN
Sherry Wingo Memorial Scholarship • 2015 $16,750 American Home Furnishings Alliance Scholarship • 2014 Sherry Wingo Memorial Scholarship • 2014 Phi Kappa Phi Naional Honor Society • 2015-present Naional Honor Society for Architecture and Allied Arts • 2015-present President’s Scholar (3.8-4.0 GPA) • 2012-2013, 2014-2015 Dean’s Scholar (3.5-3.79 GPA) • 2012-present
Program Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditaion Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Overall Grade Point Average: 3.85/4.00 Graduaion: August 2016
WO RK E XP E RI E N C E DESIGN INTERN • Lindroth Design • Nassau, Bahamas • 2015 Assistant to head designer Assisted with FF+E selecions and speciicaions Measured interiors and produced relevant AutoCAD document sets Space planned and atended site visits to supervise installaions Created budget lists and produced purchase orders in QuickBooks
DESIGN INTERN • Alexiou and Associates Architects • Nassau, Bahamas • 2013 Measured interiors and produced relevant AutoCAD document sets Assisted with designing architecture and design proposals in Revit Space planned and atended site visits to supervise installaions Atended client meeings
INFORMATION ASSISTANT • MSU Department of Housing • Starkville MS • 2014-present Informaion Assistant for Oak Hall and Nunnelee Hall Managing the front desk and monitoring lobby area Accommodaing, assising and communicaing with guests
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT • Sharkeez Bar and Grill • Nassau, Bahamas • 2014 Maintained an organized oice by iling and soring documents Managed the retail counter Engaged customers with friendly service and aitude Created visual merchandising displays
IN T E RIO R DE SI G N E VE N T S + AWA RDS ASID South Central Regional Student Compeiion • Ruston, LA • February 2016 Gold Award Hospitality Design Silver Award Healthcare Design Bronze Award Product Design ASID South Central Regional Student Compeiion • Searcy, AR • February 2015 1st Place Hospitality Design 1st Place Beginner Design Studio 1st Place Digital Generated Rendering 3rd Place Team Retail Commercial Design Honorable Menion Hand Rendering MSU ASID Student Design Compeiion • 2015 2nd Place Corporate Design 2nd Place Retail Design 1st Place Omnova Soluions Wallcovering Design Compeiion • 2015 2nd Place Knoll Student Furniture Design Compeiion • 2015 Hand Rendering featured in MSU Alumnus Magazine • Summer 2015 Audio for MSU Interior Design Department Recruitment Video • 2016 Atended Interior Design Lunch and Learns • 2013-present
Current Address: 429 East Lee Blvd. Apt. 3 Starkville, MS 39759 USA
Permanent Address: 10 Nassau East Blvd. Nassau, Bahamas 1.242.677.1217
T: 662.312.3498 E: daniellarbower@gmail.com W: daniellabower.weebly.com
CONTACT C O MMU N IT Y IN VOLVE ME N T
Q U A L IF IC AT IO N S
Habitat for Humanity • Starkville, MS • 2014-present Assisted in construcion and the building of homes T.K. Marin Fun Run Cheer Staion • Starkville, MS • 2015 Art Fesival, Starkville Area Arts Council • Starkville, MS • 2015 MSU Big Event Community Service Day • Starkville, MS • 2015 Okibbeha County Humane Society • Starkville, MS • 2014-present Palmer Home Southern Soirée 2014 • Starkville, MS • 2014 Volunteered in designing interior and created loral arrangements Boys and Girls Club of America • Starkville, MS • 2012-2013 Volunteered at ater-school programs Church Youth Group Volunteer • Nassau, Bahamas • 2010-2013 Visited Nazareth Center and Bilney Lane Orphanages monthly
COMPUTER SKILLS
C A MP U S IN VO LVE ME N T Internaional Student Advisory Board • 2015-present Publicity and Recogniion Chair • 2015-present Dean’s Council, College of Architecture, Art and Design • 2015-present Student Member, ASID Naional • 2014-present Secretary • 2015-present Junior Class Representaive • 2014-2015 Ambassador, College of Architecture, Art and Design • 2014-present Academic Insight • 2015-2016 “Imagine the Possibiliies” career event volunteer • 2015 Recruited prospecive students • 2014 Student Associaion Diversity Commitee • 2013-2014 Catholic Student Associaion • 2012-2014 Fiber Arts Club • 2012-2013
Revit
Rhino 3D
AutoCAD
StetchUp
Illustrator
Word
Photoshop
Excel
InDesign
Powerpoint
DESIGN SKILLS Hand Rendering Space Planning Sketching Photography
Manual Drating Model Building CD and Speciicaions Presentaion
RE L AT E D C O U RS E S AutoCAD Texiles for Interiors Principles of LEED Furniture Design 3D CAD and Modeling Digital Design Hand Rendering
History of Interiors I, II Color and Lighing for Interiors Interior Materials and Treatments Environments for Special Needs Construcion and Detailing Photographic Communicaion Professional Pracice for ID
T RAVE L • Design Study Tour, USA; New York NY, Chicago IL, New Orleans LA • USA; Steamboat CO, Boston MA, Killington VT, Miami FL • Australia; Sydney, Tasmania, Brisbane • Puerto Rico; San Juan • Dominica; Roseau • St. Thomas; Charlote Amalie • Barbados; Bridgetown • Aruba; Oranjestad
SWEETGUM MICROBREWERY
NEXT COWORKING CENTER • BAY 97 CALL CENTER
THE PRIME HOTEL • TIERRA PURA
TABLE OF CONTENTS HOSPITALITY CORPORATE INDUSTRIAL
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23 39
HEALTHCARE 3
47 55 3'-0 3/4"
3'-0 3/4"
MAFES SALES STORE • PASTEL’S BAKE SHOP
6'-10"
7
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RETAIL 1
HALLWAY
11 1
C DETAILING
69 73 E
PHOTOGRAPHY • FURNITURE DESIGN • RENDERING • FOUNDATION DESIGN
5'-11 1/2" 5'-10 1/2"DETAIL • CEILING DETAIL • PARTITIONS MILLWORK • JAMB DETAILS
2'-11"
ELECTRICAL CLOSET 8
3'-8 3/4"
ZEPHYR DERMATOLOGY CLINIC + SPA
4'-10"
B
CREATIVE
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THE PRIME HOTEL
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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E
CREATIVE
Gold Award Hospitality Design Winner 2016 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
PROMOTIONAL VIDEO
Collaboraive Team Project • Studio V
Four Weeks
30,000
vimeo.com/148425805
OBJECTIVE Develop a thorough understanding of design development processes in a hospitality project. In the assigned three-person team, design an 18 level bouique hotel renovaion located in an urban area of choice along with a speciicaion package. The scope of services consists of the design and individual and collecive branding of the following spaces: a lobby, restaurant, bar, retail space, guestrooms and a rootop bar. The design of the hotel is portrayed through several mediums including a physical and conceptual model, maquete, promoional video and presentaion boards.
CONCEPT Oregon is the home of seven of the most beauifully-capivaing natural features in the country. Scatered throughout Oregon, the Painted Hills, the Wallowas, Smith Rock, the coast, the Columbia River Gorge, Crater Lake and Mount Hood, make up these seven wonders. The name of the hotel, "The Prime," is directly derived from the concept, with "seven" being a prime number. A campaign called "The Seven Wonders of Oregon" acively commemorates each of the seven wonders within Oregon. Each natural feature, with such vastly different characterisics, is unique to Oregon and will be exclusively portrayed in a paricular space using vibrant colors and disincive form.
SOLUTION Located in Portland, Oregon, The Prime Hotel embraces and exhibits the seven extraordinary features of Oregon and encourages an acive and vibrant visit to Oregon. Upon entering the Prime Hotel, guests abstractly experience the Painted Hills. Open to the public, the retail space, Caldera Oufiters, represents Smith Rock. Proceeds from Caldera Oufiters go towards supporing and preserving the natural features of Oregon with the help of the campaign. Visitors can dine in at the restaurant, Accreion, where the design depicts features of the Wallowas, or relax at the 363 Lounge and Bar, represening the coast. The Prime Hotel accommodates its guests in luxurious rooms portraying the Columbia River Gorge with two disinct color schemes, providing two different atmospheres. The rootop bar, Myriad, portrays characterisics of both Mount Hood and Crater Lake, creaing an unconvenional design experience.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
RESPONSIBILITIES Locaion research • Programming • Concept development • Branding and logos • Space planning • FF+E selecions • Revit model building • Millwork detailing • Custom wallpaper design • Hand rendering • Rendered loor plans • Elevaions • Perspecive renderings • Maquete • Physical model building • Presentaion boards • Promoional video
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
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LOGOS
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Level 1 Rendered Floor Plan
EXTERIOR SKETCH
1. Lobby 2. Concierge 3. Bell Staion 4. Lobby Lounge 5. Recepion 6. Storage 7. Luggage Storage 8. Business Center 9. Storage 10. ADA-compliant Restrooms 11. Accreion Restaurant 12. Accreion Bar 13. Accreion Private Dining 14. Caldera Oufiters 15. Caldera Cashwrap 16. Caldera Dressing Room 17. Caldera Storage 18. Caldera Oice 19. 363 Bar and Lounge
Notes • The movement found in the bands of colors found in the hills is illustrated through the curved furniture and shapes, while abstract wood detailing of the recepion desk mimics the uneven textures and landscape of the hills. The wood detailing wraps around, leading guests to the restaurant.
RECEPTION DESK DETAILS WALNUT WOOD IN VARIES SIZES
SERVICE COUNTERTOP MOUNTED AT 10"
ADA ACCESSIBLE COUNTER SPACE
RECEPTION AND RESTAURANT ENTRANCE
2" OAK WOOD 4" FOOT KICK
Ref. Level 0' - 0"
0' - 2 1/4"
1/4" OAK WOOD FINISH
CABINET FRAME
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
LOBBY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
The Painted Hills achieve their name from the seemingly coninuous changing vibrant colors of yellows, golds, blues and reds, because of the claystones differing with ever-changing light and moisture levels. The lobby portrays elements of The Painted Hills, welcoming guests with its energeic colors and paterns.
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The Wallowas were formed by erupted volcanic islands in the Paciic Ocean 270 million years ago, which resulted in the process of two plates pressing together and fusing, which is called "accreion." These plates formed the mountains that are now known as the Wallowas. Upon entering Accreion, guests are enveloped by a passage made of stone that leads to a graphic wall with greenery and a metal feature wall. The earthy hues of the spaces welcome customers throughout the space, and they lead them through the Wallowas. A change in elevaion in the private dining area encompasses the heights of the mountains. The interior walls of the private dining surround the guests for an inimate dining experience within the mountains. A variety of seaing is offered to saisfy the guests' preferred dining experiences.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS RESTAURANT ENTRY
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
Notes • A feature wall greets them capturing the essence of The Wallawas. The living wall brings life to the space, and it is mirrored on both sides of the private dining area. • Rough textures surround the private dining and bar wall to emulate the crumbly landscape on the Wallowas mountains.
Key Plan
• A change in elevaion in the private dining area encompasses the heights of the mountains while providing an inimate dining experience.
RESTAURANT BAR
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
BAR AND LOUNGE BAR AND LOUNGE CONCEPT SKETCH
Notes • A back entrance secludes the bar from the hotel and enables a night-life appropriate entry, which also atracts locals. • The back entrance luxury vinyl-carpet transiion portrays land meeing ocean, while providing an eicient entry onto carpet. • The mirrored ceiling detail and bold hues create the impression of being underwater. • Backlit and bio-glass bar top atract guests and Oregon locals. Key Plan
• In loor plan view, the bar exhibits the cliff of the coast overlooking the water.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
The coast of Oregon is a remarkable feature of Oregon, making it one of the seven wonders of the state. Combined with rock cliffs and crashing deep blue waves, The coast sits 363 miles long along the enire shoreline of Oregon, making it uniquely Oregonian. The name of the bar and lounge was extracted from the vast length of the coast. The 363 Bar and Lounge portrays the deep blue waves, interrupted by white crashes of waves like on the coast.
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Smith Rock is an American State Park with scenic views of deep river canyons. The park contains several thousand climbs along with miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. The park contains a towered rock spire, where daring climbers take on the challenge. The term "caldera" refers to a steep, voided reservoir, which forms ater an eruping volcano collapses from emptying a shallow-level magma chamber. Caldera Oufiters provides rock climbing, hiking and camping gear to explore not only Smith Rock, but other wonders as well. Caldera Oufiters also features the original "7 Bikes for 7 Wonders," an event begun for the campaign, with Oregonian arisan-made bicycles being custom designed to represent each wonder of Oregon.
DESIGN INSPIRATION
RETAIL EXTERIOR FACADE
• The living wall provides access to greenery and contributes to the air quality of the space while aestheically concealing the changing room. • Products are displayed with a rock climbing wall imitaion.
CONCEPT SKETCH
RETAIL CASHWRAP Notes • Custom bench portrays the shape of a bicycle chain. • Custom bicycle display holds the original "7 Bikes for 7 Wonders."
RETAIL BIKE DISPLAY
Key Plan
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • The cashwrap mimics the exterior facade: a dynamic wood slated surface with various recessions and extrusions.
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Inspired by the Columbia River Gorge, the guestroom levels incorporate elements of both the water and land. Over ime, the velocity of a waterfall causes the water to carve deeper into the rock and coninue to low upstream. They create breaks in the rock which cause the water to low in different direcions down the formaion, but only to come together and end at a unifying source. The guestroom levels offer two different experiences through color schemes.
B4 B1
G2
Swivel TV room separator are located in the suites to maximize space
G5
ADA-compliant guestroom
B3
Blue color scheme is inspired by the water of the river gorge
B3 G4
G3
Green color scheme is inspired by the forest enguling the river gorge
B4 Guestroom Maquete
G3
B4
ROOM LEGEND B: Blue Color Scheme G: Green Color Scheme 1. Blue King Junior Suite 2. ADA-compliant Queen 3. Double Double 4. King 5. Queen 6. King Standard Suite
G5
B5
G4
B5
G3
Custom carpet design is inspired by water and land merging together in a shared area
B6
Guest Level Rendered Floor Plan
Custom Hand-Designed Wallcovering The natural contrasts between rainforest and desert, sea-level passage and alphine meadows, is the inspiraion for the wallcovering. The bold, hand-crated water colors compliment each other with streams of vibrant hues, while unifying the Columbia River Gorge with its various landscapes and vibrant hues.
MATERIAL SELECTIONS EXAMPLE OF GREEN COLOR SCHEME DOUBLE DOUBLE GUESTROOM
EXAMPLE OF BLUE COLOR SCHEME KING GUESTROOM
Corridor Elevaion
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
1st Place Wallcovering Design Winner 2015 Omnova Soluions Wallcovering Design Compeiion
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12 The rootop bar and grill represents two of The Seven Wonders of Oregon. Mount Hood is the highest point in Oregon and sits at the center of the Columbia River Gorge. Crater Lake is the third deepest body of water in the country. The contrasing elements from both features incorporate well together to create the Myriad Rootop Bar and Grill. The term "myriad" refers to "a countless or extreme number," portraying the tall mountain and deep lake eecively. Features of Mount Hood and Crater Lake are integrated throughout the rootop. The rootop is elevated in some areas which represent the area of Mount Hood, while Crater Lake sits below with a water feature and engulfed by sofas and greenery.
8" elevated ADA-compliant ramp
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Banquetes with glass-back to overlook city
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Private bar access for private lounge with elevated counter
ROOM LEGEND 1. Water Feature and Lounge 2. ADA-compliant Restrooms 3. Dance and Social Area 4. Dining Seaing 5. Stage 6. Hostess Staion 7. Waiing Area 8. Kitchen 9. Bar Height Seaing 10. Bar 11. Open Lounge Area 12. Private Lounge
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8" elevated ADA-compliant ramp
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5 Curved sofas mimic the form of Crater Lake
Rootop Rendered Floor Plan
• Living wall acts as an accent piece, while also dividing space aestheically.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
ROOFTOP WATER FEATURE AND LOUNGE
Notes • Glass cubes for bar shelves portray ice cubes for the snow mountain top, while providing a source of light. • Elements of the volcanic Mount Hood are illustrated through ireplaces, while providing warmth for the chilly Oregon nights.
ROOFTOP BAR AND OPEN LOUNGE
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • Water feature with decking maximizes space and provides an interacing experience for the guests.
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Notes • Glass-back banquetes allow for guests to have a dynamic, close experience with the edge of the rootop. • Glowing blue coffee tables represent ice cubes for the snowy Mount Hood and provide a source of light for night life.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
ROOFTOP BANQUETTE AND BAR SEATING MATERIAL SELECTIONS
Notes • Private lounge is located in the elevated areas to represent ice caves which provides all the privacy needed along with a private bar access. • Daybeds provide ice cave-like experiences for guests.
ROOFTOP PRIVATE LOUNGE
• Fireplace separators provide a form of privacy, while enforcing the element of the volcanicity of Mount Hood.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
ROOFTOP PHYSICAL MODEL (TO SCALE)
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TIERRA PURA
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
1
E
CREATIVE
1st Place Hospitality Design Winner 2015 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Individual Project • Studio III
Four weeks
6,800
OBJECTIVE Research the culture of an assigned country. Design a unique restaurant in a secondary city that can cater and atract both locals and visitors. Implement a variety of seaing arrangements, including seaing for 150 people and a private dining area for 30, which can be divided into two private dining rooms. Develop branding and an ambiance for the restaurant that is cohesive and relaing to a concept. Ater research, include a bar that serves in line of what is appropriate for that paricular culture and country.
CONCEPT The country of Chile, with its elongated geographical shape, showcases a wide variety of climates, cuisines, fesivals, and landscapes, which overall creates cultural differences within the country. The Andes Mountains, stretching through the enire 2,653 mile long country, connects some contrasing and breathtaking sights of Chile. From the northern arid Atacama Desert and copper-rich Chuquicamata mine, to the central Laja Falls and all the way down to the southern Marble Caves, these extraordinary features come together to create an environment that unites this diverse country in a unique way. Inspired by Chile’s capivaing natural characterisics, "Tierra Pura," meaning "pure earth" in Spanish, was decided upon for the restaurant's name. Tierra Pura represents the harmony of these raw and pure examples of art and uniies the extensive variety of landscapes.
SOLUTION Tierra Pura brings unity to Chile by integraing and incorporaing inspiraion from natural aspects of this country of such variety. This space captures the rich hues of orange and blue, extracted from the various geographical features, creaing a contrasing, yet unifying space. The main dining area emulates the form of the Chile copper mines, with varying plaforms and shapes, while the open loor plan reinforces the concept of unity. With such varying cultural differences due to the extensive length of the country, Tierra Pura seeks to also educate both Chileans and visitors about the variety of culture and experiences that Chile has to offer.
SOFTWARE Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator, Excel
RESPONSIBILITIES Locaion research • Programming • Concept development • Branding and logo • Space planning • FF+E selecions • Revit model building • Rendered loor plans • Elevaions • Perspecive renderings • Presentaion boards
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
20
PROCESS
12
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4 ROOM LEGEND 1. Paio Dining 2. Entry 3. Waiing Area 4. ADA-compliant Restrooms 5. Hostess Staions (2) 6. Banquete Seaing 7. Muli-leveled Dining Area 8. Private Dining with Divider 9. Bar Height Seaing 10. Booth Seaing 11. Bar 12. Kitchen
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Rendered Floor Plan
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
Bar Elevaion
BOOTH AND DINING AREA FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
EXTERIOR FACADE
Notes • The exterior facade and the awning exhibit curved forms of the various natural landscapes of Chile. A curtain wall provides an abundance of natural light for the space, while also creaing a welcoming appearance.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • Lights are hung according to code requirements, while a dark ceiling visually lowers the appearance of the height, producing an inimate ambiance within the space.
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NEXT COWORKING CENTER
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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E
CREATIVE
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Individual Project • Studio V
Four weeks
18,500
OBJECTIVE Enter the Steelcase NEXT Coworking Compeiion and fulill all programming requirements for the compeiion. Research the purpose and environment of coworking spaces and Steelcase products. Design the coworking space using the shell of the assigned exising downtown Atlanta building.
CONCEPT Elasicity refers to the ability of change and adaptaion. This coworking place emulates the properies of elasicity; an adaptable environment, which can be conigured into the most appropriate collaboraive arrangements for projects. Also relaing to the concept of elasicity, the coworking atmosphere provides a lexible ime schedule, where workers have the ability to go to work whenever they want. When elasicity is experienced, potenial energy is present in the environment. Potenial energy results from posiion or coniguraion. Conceptually, this closely relates to this lexible work space in the way that energy is created when people are learning and working together.
SOLUTION A visually simulaing choice of palete aids in keeping the variety of users from different ields engaged and proacive while a variety of postures are made available throughout the space by incorporaing different types of Steelcase seaing to saisfy any occupant's preference. Illustrated elements of elasicity are interpreted within the design of the space with the goal being to encourage a constant low of innovaive and collaboraive energy throughout the space and maintain the engagement of a diverse set of occupants. Each level represents the two different states of molecules experiencing elasicity. Level One contains more collaboraive and focused spaces, where more energy is being created. This energy is illustrated in the layout of the loor plan, where spaces are disinctly separated and have a stretched-looking form. Level Two, which acts as the main entrance, contains more sociable spaces, where the layout of the loor plan is more relaxed and spacious. This is implemented into the layout of the loor plan by being spacious with less strict conformity to designated spaces.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
RESPONSIBILITIES Research • Concept development • Programming • Space planning • Code research • AutoCAD drawings • Revit model building • Rendered loor plans • FF+E speciicaions • Relected ceiling plan • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
26
PROCESS
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CONCEPT SKETCH
Notes • Ideaion zone features wrapped elasic coniguraions, which act as shelving units for project and object display.
Ideaion Zone Elevaion
ROOM LEGEND Level One 1. Mini Recepion 2. Project Rooms (3) 3. Private Enclaves (5) 4. Private Oices (5) 5. Video Conference Level One Rendered Floor Plan 6. In-Between Spaces (2)
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • Flexible desk units provide alternaive collaboraive arrangements in the Forum Space.
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ROOM LEGEND Level Two 1. Recepion 2. Forum Space 3. WorkCafe 4. Cafe Bar 5. Long-Term Project Room 6. Outdoor WorkCafe 7. In-Between Spaces (5) 8. Ideaion Zone 9. Resource Room 10. Studio/Work Space 11. Open Oice Area 12. ADA-compliant Restroom
Level Two Rendered Floor Plan
Relected Ceiling Plan of Workcafe and Open Oice Area
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OPEN OFFICE
• Open oice layout encourages a collaboraive atmosphere within the space. • Accents of bold hues represening elasicity encourage a constant low of innovaive energy throughout the space and keep the diverse set of occupants engaged. • Height adjustable workstaions are available to promote a healthy work environment.
WORKCAFE MATERIAL SELECTIONS Notes • WorkCafe offers a lounge area to support socializing and interacive opportuniies.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • Open oice space provides varying paletes of posture to suit any occupant's preferences.
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BAY 97 CALL CENTER
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
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HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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E
CREATIVE
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Individual Project • Studio IV
Four weeks
36,000
OBJECTIVE Using an assigned exising building, create a call center’s headquarters for a company of your choice. Jusify the reasons the company would need a call center and develop the company branding to reinforce and drive the concept. Primary furniture selecions should be Steelcase and custom design decisions can consist of no more than 10 percent of FF+E. The space should also create a sense of pride in the employees that work in the space.
CONCEPT Bay 97 represents a luxurious chain of resorts that are dedicated to two primary goals. Apart from providing excellent customer service and the ulimate hospitality experience, Bay 97 strives to conserve and support the marine life of our oceans. The name "Bay 97" was decided on for the resort chain because our oceans contain 97% of the Earth’s water, and the company aims to protect it as a "bay" would do in nature. The beauty and preeminence of marine life are accented and promoted to guests and employees by incorporaing the vibrant and diverse colors of coral reefs and marine life throughout the spaces. Greens, purples, yellows and blues were used not only because they are popular colors found in the ocean, but also to provide visual simuli for employees to increase producivity and eiciency. Design elements that illustrate marine life are incorporated throughout the space to remind employees about the posiive impact that they are making and the good services that they doing for the community and the future of the marine ecosystem.
SOLUTION Develop a space that meets all programming requirements of the minimum number of employees to house the call center area, breakroom, private oices and addiional workstaion space for employee expansion. Develop unity through space planning and design decisions among all spaces regardless of company hierarchy. Integrate design elements that portray marine life to promote awareness to the company’s branding and primary mission. Address the employees' desires for the workspace and consider their well-being through space planning and ameniies.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
RESPONSIBILITIES Concept development • Company development • Code research • Programming • Space planning • Revit model building • Custom texile design • Relected ceiling plans • Rendered loor plans • FF+E speciicaions • Workstaion typicals • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings • Presentaion boards
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
34
CONCEPT SKETCH 1
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Level One Color Coded Floor Plan
COMPANY SUMMARY Bay 97 is a luxurious chain of resorts dedicated to two primary goals. As well as providing excellent customer service and the ulimate hospitality experience, Bay 97 strives to conserve and support the marine life of our oceans. Bay 97 recognizes and informs the importance of our oceans. Our oceans contain 97% of the Earth’s water, a fundamental resource for survival. Beside recycling all the water in the water parks, aquariums and indoor spaces, Bay 97 sponsors a philanthropy-focused on supporing marine biology and maintaining a healthy marine ecosystem. Bay 97 serves as a safe haven for marine life and its surrounding environment. Located on the coastline of North Carolina, where marine biology is popularly studied, the Bay 97 Contact Center provides the same ive-star service that the resorts offer, with producivity, eiciency, and most importantly, hospitality, being the main prioriies.
COMPANY GOALS • Provide an abundance of natural light to maximize employee producivity and well-being. • Reduce sound transmission throughout the space. • Incorporate randomly placed meeing areas throughout the space to encourage collaboraion and impulsive socializing. • Promote awareness to the company’s primary mission by incorporaing design elements that illustrate and portray marine life. Human Resources 5695 Sq. Ft. Call Center 11797 Sq. Ft.
STACKING DIAGRAM Admin. 1313 S.F.
Help Common Support Desk 1420 S.F. 727 S.F.
Sales 10484 S.F. BIS 5372 S.F.
Training 3610 S.F.
HPE 2085 S.F.
Common Support 4514 S.F.
Informaion Technology 6099 Sq. Ft. Common Support 5934 Sq. Ft.
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Level Two Color Coded Floor Plan
Level One Notes 1. Lounge areas are randomly dispersed to encourage impulsive collaboraion and socializing. 2. Steelcase Glass Pariion Walls for managers permit natural light to spread throughout the enire space while providing acousical privacy. 3. Managers are located furthest away from entrance to maximize privacy and near windows for natural light. 4. Interview and tesing rooms are in close proximity to main entrance for ease of access.
Level Two Notes 1. Open lounge area extends over level one and entry. The aquarium extends from the irst loor up behind the lounge area to promote relaxaion and rejuvenaion. 2. Raised hub eiciently overlooks sales agents. 3. Nurse staions are effecively spread out throughout the sales agent space.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
Sales Agent Workstaion
Professional and Supervisor Workstaion
Manager and Director Workstaion
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
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LIGHTING LEGEND 6" Recessed Can LED Tube Lights Supply Air Return Air
WORKSTATION TYPICALS
C B
Level One Relected Ceiling Plan
B C
F A
D
A F
E
Workstaion A. FrameOne • Dual Sided Extensions, 24"D x 72"W end B. C Scape • Mid Storage - Personal Tall, 17"D x 48"W x 15"H C. C Scape • Mid Storage Support Mirrored Applicaion Kit D. FrameOne • Centered Screen, 48"W x 19"H E. Lighing • Dash Mini LED Lights Rail Mounted Seaing Level Two Relected Ceiling Plan
F. Gesture • Work Chair, Shell Back 4D Arm/Caster/Lumbar Support, 23"D x 35"W x 44-1/4"H
• LED tube lights are arranged to mimic the company logo.
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
BREAKROOM
Custom Designed Texile Custom designed texile repeats the company logo, with accents of color. The texile is used as a branding applicaion throughout the space.
SALES AGENTS WORK AREA
Notes • Locaing sales agents work area near access to natural daylight promotes well-being and increases producivity.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • Custom coral structure separates space from the back entrance, while also portraying marine life within the breakroom.
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SWEETGUM MICROBREWERY
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
1
E
CREATIVE
Interdisciplinary Team Project • Studio V
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Two weeks
3,800
OBJECTIVE For the Brasield and Gorrie Compeiion, teams of students from each discipline in the College of Architecture, Art and Design will be challenged to design and create a renovaion and construcion plan for an exising building and its interior for the tenancy of a microbrewery. The goal of this compeiion is to expose students to an interdisciplinary project delivery system to facilitate the design of a structure that incorporates sustainability, innovaion, and LEED construcion principles. The team will determine how the required brewing equipment will be organized given the space allowance and circulaion requirements and must include a central oice, ADA-compliant restrooms, a storage area and tasing area.
CONCEPT The concept of voids was extracted from the sweetgum pod itself. Covered with a contrasing surface of negaive and posiive spaces, the physical and visual properies of the sweetgum pod are portrayed and implemented throughout the design of the space. A contrast in looring between the factory area and the public space symbolize a contrast in negaive and posiive space, along with the suspended perforated metal ceiling detail and the slated cabinetry system. Selected metals produce a dramaic lighing effect to spread natural light throughout the space both effecively and conceptually by reinforcing the inspiraion of voids.
SOLUTION The design of this microbrewery considers a brew-space that is alloted for double growth and arranged for eicient circulaion. The brew process was prioriized in space planning to maximize eiciency of circulaion low for tours. Exterior signage is implemented into the design of the building for markeing purposes. A glass curtain wall separates the brewery and public space, which acts as an acousical barrier, but also prevents the spaces from feeling disconnected. The public area consists of movable pariions and cabinetry system to create a lexible space for possible events to add value and eiciency to space.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
RESPONSIBILITIES Site visit and measurements • Research • Concept development • Programming • Space planning • Code research • AutoCAD drawings • Revit model building • Rendered loor plan • FF+E speciicaions • Relected ceiling plan • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings • Presentaion boards • Book layout
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
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SITE PLAN
PROCESS
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ROOM LEGEND 1. Entrance 2. Tasing Bar 3. Tasing Room 4. ADA-compliant Restrooms 5. Dry Storage 6. Loading Dock 7. Cold Storage 8. Canning Staion 9. Oice (3) 10. Brewing Staion 11. Storage (2) 12. Packaged Storage 13. Fermentaion Staion
Relected Ceiling Plan
Perforated metal panel mimics the concept of voids in relaion to negaive and posiive space, while also acing as a visual separator of space.
BUILDING SECTIONS
Notes • Movable pariions and cabinet system create a lexible space for possible venues to add revenue and eiciency to the space. • Storage room is provided for event services. • Brew-Space is alloted for double growth and arranged for effecive circulaion.
Transverse Secion
• Brew process was prioriized in space planning to maximize the circulaion low for tours.
Longitudinal Secion
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes Skylights disperse natural light into the brewery.
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Notes • Movable slated metal cabinet system provides storage for merchandise while also acing as a focal point for the entrance. • Perforated metal panel incorporates voids with the use of posiive and negaive space, portraying the concept of voids of sweetgum pods, while also acing as a visual separator of space.
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
TASTING ROOM
Notes • Selected surfaces dramaically refract light throughout the space to reinforce the concept of voids while also dispersing more natural light.
BREW STATION
LEED ANALYSIS Total Credits: 62 - Meets LEED Gold Cerificaion 60-79
Key Points Integraive Process (1 point) Locaion and Transportaion Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses (5 points) Bicycle Faciliies (1 point) Energy and Atmosphere Opimize Energy Performance (16 points) Renewable Energy Producion (1 point)
EXTERIOR SKETCH
Indoor Environmental Quality Minimum Indoor Air Quality (Prerequisite) Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies (1 point) Low Emiing Materials (2 points) Construcion Indoor Air Quality Management Plan (1 point) Indoor Air Quality Assessment (2 points) Interior Lighing (2 points) Daylight (2 points) Acousic Performance (1 point)
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE + ESTIMATE
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ZEPHYR DERMATOLOGY + SPA
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7
8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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Silver Healthcare Design Winner 2016 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Individual Project • Studio IV
Three weeks
10,500
OBJECTIVE Research healthcare design and create a dermatology clinic and spa using the provided exising shell of a building. Space planning requirements of space adjacencies and minimum quaniies, such as waiing area seaing minimums, must be fulilled. Minimum square footages and quaniies of spaces must also be met accordingly.
CONCEPT Zephyr Dermatology Clinic and Spa provides serene and calming experiences during treatments and procedures. Zephyr, meaning "a sot gentle breeze," located in "The Windy City," Chicago, provides a calming escape from the harsh gusts of the city. The Zephyr Dermatology Clinic focuses on achieving the smoothness and gentleness of skin like the feeling of a gentle breeze. The Zephyr Spa provides services which create illusions of being weightless like air. The sleek design decisions, as well as the color palete of neutrals, blue and greens, embody the calming nature of a light wind. The neutrals are contrasted with darker hues, which symbolize the interruping, yet saisfying, breaks of stronger billows of the tranquil breeze. Various elements of a breeze are implemented into the design of both spaces. Such aspects of the space promote relaxaion and reduce stress before treatments both in the spa and dermatology clinic.
SOLUTION Design to create a disincion between spaces for the dermatology clinic and spa that are cohesive with separate entrances. Through extensive amounts of healthcare research and programming, develop an effecive loor plan with eicient egress paths, disincion between private and public areas and incorporate design decisions that are suitable for healthcare must be established. Such design decisions maximize privacy, protect personal informaion, consider paient stress and anxiety and staff eiciency.
SOFTWARE Excel, Powerpoint, AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
RESPONSIBILITIES Concept development • Locaion Research • Programming • Space planning • Code research • AutoCAD drawings • Revit model building • FF+E speciicaions • Rendered loor plan • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings • Presentaion boards
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
50
PROCESS
Dermatology Clinic Bubble Diagram
Dermatology Clinic Criteria Matrix
DESIGN GOALS
Spa Bubble Diagram
Relieve the stress and anxiety of paients • Inverted doors in Dermatology Clinic and Spa provide more privacy for clients. • A Quiet Room located in the back of the Spa provides maximum acousical privacy to aid with stress relief during meditaion before treatments. Enforce privacy and data protecion • Employee spaces should be separated from client spaces to maximize privacy. • An enclosed Nurses' Staion would aid with the enforcement for secured personal data. Spa Criteria Matrix Maximize producivity and eiciency of employees • Oices should have natural sunlight to maximize producivity and promote well-being. • The Nurses' Staion should be in close proximity to examinaion rooms to maximize ime eiciency and paient saisfacion.
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Common Area 1. Vesibule
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Spa 2. Waiing Area 3. Recepion 4. Product Display 5. Storage 6. Medium Treatment Rooms (6) 7. Large Treatment Rooms (2) 8. ADA-compliant Restrooms (2) 9. Meditaion Room (Shower, Locker, Dressing Room)
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Rendered Floor Plan
Dermatology Clinic 10. Waiing Area 11. Paient ADA-compliant Restrooms (3) 12. Recepion 13. Sample Display 14. Exam Rooms (5) 15. Procedure Rooms (3) 16. Business Oice 17. Business Manager’s Oice 18. Storage (3) 19. Mechanical Closet 20. Nurse Praciioner’s Oice 21. Employee ADA-compliant Restrooms (2) 22. Doctor’s Oice Restroom 23. Doctor’s Oice 24. Breakroom 25. Nurses’ Staion 26. Laundry Room 27. Sterile Linen Room 28. Soiled Linen Room 29. Lab
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
ROOM LEGEND
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Notes • Open product display wall with recessed candles provides an ambiance to the space while also promoing relaxaion.
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
SPA RECEPTION FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
TREATMENT ROOM
Notes • Treatment rooms provide indirect lighing and blocked direct lighing to reduce harsh light and anxiety. The cool color scheme promotes relaxaion and helps reduce stress.
CONCEPT SKETCH
BOARD LAYOUT EXAMPLES DERMATOLOGY CLINIC RECEPTION
NURSES' STATION
Notes • Centrally located Nurses’ Staion increases ime eiciency and paient saisfacion.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
Notes • The Dermatology Clinic recepion and waiing area were designed by extracing the movements and form of air. The LED ceiling detail mimics the movement of air while also acing as a light source. Glass pariions on custom benching are designed to provide privacy for paients waiing while also separaing spaces. Recepion desk provides ADA accessibility to appropriately serve anyone.
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MAFES SALES STORE
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7 ELECTRICAL 8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
3'-8 3/4"
C
DETAILING 1 E
CREATIVE
2nd Place Commercial Design Team Winner 2015 MSU ASID Student Design Compeiion 3rd Place Commercial Design Team Winner 2015 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Collaboraive Team Project • Studio III
Two weeks
3,200
OBJECTIVE In a three-person team, redesign the space of the MAFES Sales Store to improve traic low, sight lines and eiciency. Aim to reuse exising materials and equipment and locally-sourced products for the limited budget. Aim for a space plan with designated customer and staff areas to reduce confusion and chaoic egress paterns.
CONCEPT Mississippi State University prides itself on the history and tradiions embedded within the culture of the insituion. "True Maroon" is a common theme and culture experienced on campus in many aspects. The MAFES Sales Store has been a part of Mississippi State’s campus and the Agricultural Department since 1938. Through dedicaion and passion of crating cheese, the store has become very successful. The retail space relects this same passion, unifying it with the current culture throughout campus. Like MSU’s spirit, the space lively relects the "True Maroon" ideals that alumni, students, and visitors all experience.
SOLUTION Through purposeful design, customers are led though the space with high eiciency and clearly deined low of traic. A wooden coffered ceiling creates brighter dimensional interest juxtaposing itself with the mulidimensional ideas of what "True Maroon" stands for, while also creaing a warm, welcoming space. The wooden ceiling is relecively accented by resilient aged wood-like vinyl looring to accommodate the heavy traic within the retail space. To unify the space, mixed materials with various textures on the verical surfaces creates muliple visual interests. Tradiions, history, fear, dedicaion, faith, passion, heart, and unity come together to create elements of "True Maroon." These concepts, in turn, inspire the design decisions throughout the MAFES Sales Store to evoke a handcrated and industrialized space that mimics the products available. The colors of Mississippi State University will be implemented to reinforce branding.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
RESPONSIBILITIES Concept development • Programming • Space planning • Code research • Revit model building • Rendered loor plan • FF+E speciicaions • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings • Presentaion boards
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
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6
4 3 2
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7
Color Coded Floor Plan
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9
ROOM LEGEND
Customer Traic Flow Staff Traic Flow
Egress Diagram
1. Entrance • 136 Sq. Ft. 2. Cashwrap • 298 Sq. Ft. 3. Retail Area • 849 Sq. Ft. 4. Refrigerator Merchandisers 5. Horizontal Display Merchandisers 6. ADA-compliant Restroom • 45 Sq. Ft. 7. Manager’s Oice • 80 Sq. Ft. 8. Work Staions A and B • 120 Sq. Ft. 9. Storage and Shipping Area • 383 Sq. Ft.
Rendered Floor Plan
Notes • Floor plan is redesigned to accommodate beter egress paterns for customers and staff. • Disinctly designated staff and customer spaces. • Restroom is visually hidden for visual aestheics.
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
Relected Ceiling Plan Notes • Alternaing wooden planks create a dynamic wall for the cashwrap, while taking the limited budget into consideraion. • Custom cashwrap contains recessed shelves to maximize storage and shelf space. • Shelves contain smaller merchandise for impulse purchases.
Rendered Elevaion of Cashwrap
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Notes • Metal-cut "Cardwell Cheese Shoppe" sign maintains historical value to the MAFES Sales Store.
Notes • Glass panel provides privacy and the ability to watch the retail loor. • Exising oice walls demolished to create an open cashwrap area incorporaing the structural columns. • Wooden coffered ceiling offers a muli-dimensional ceiling to visually enlarge the area, while also creaing VIEW OF SIDE ENTRANCE a warm, welcoming space.
FURNITURE + FIXTURE SELECTIONS
Notes • Chalkboard labeled shelves offer a muli-funcional space to easily change merchandise.
PRODUCT AND DISPLAY AREA
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
CASHWRAP
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PASTEL'S BAKE SHOP
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
7 ELECTRICAL 8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
1
HALLWAY
11 1 B
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
3'-8 3/4"
C
DETAILING 1 E
CREATIVE
1st Place Computer Generated Rendering Winner 2015 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
Collaboraive Team Project • Color and Lighing for Interiors
DURATION
SQUARE FOOTAGE
Two weeks
2,800
OBJECTIVE In paired teams, complete a Cooper Lighing sponsored lighing compeiion. Free range of the design and seing of the space is given, but it must showcase Cooper Lighing products for all lighing decisions. Create accurate lighing calculaions with the required footcandles for each type of space to eiciently illuminate the space.
CONCEPT Pastel’s Bake Shop and Educaional Center is a full-ime bakery and part-ime cooking school. The classes are interacive and hands-on, with a small viewing area for others to watch the work being done in the industrial kitchen during lessons. Relecing the colors of the pastries, the name "Pastel’s" was decided on for the bakery. Each pastry is made with special care and individual detail, so no two are decorated the same. As with the scales of a ish, one will not ind two pastries that are exactly the same in the shop. Much like the theme found in "The Rainbow Fish" children’s novel by Marcus Pister, giving back is incorporated into Pastel’s business goals. By providing educaional cooking classes free of charge, Pastel’s is able to share the joy of cooking with others and give back to the customers that are so loyal to the brand and mission of Pastel’s.
SOLUTION Design a space that embraces innovaive lighing treatments and showcases eccentric ways to illuminate a space. Calculate the lighing footcandle requirements for the various types of spaces to eiciently lighing the space. Pastel's exhibits suspended ceiling iles, accompanied with direct down-lighing layered above. Many levels of lighing will be created using Cooper Lighing products, composing a dynamic space.
SOFTWARE Revit, Photoshop, InDesign
RESPONSIBILITIES Concept development • Space planning • Revit model building • Lighing calculaions • Lighing speciicaions • Relected ceiling plan • Digital renderings • Photoshop renderings • Presentaion boards
CONCEPT IMAGERY
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PROJECT TYPE
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LIGHTING LEGEND
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3 ROOM LEGEND 1. Bar Height Seaing • 100 Sq. Ft. 2. Dining Area • 951 Sq. Ft. 3. Service Area • 337 Sq. Ft. 4. Kitchen • 445 Sq. Ft. 5. Hallway • 67 Sq. Ft. 6. ADA-compliant Restroom • 50 Sq. Ft.
MATERIAL SELECTIONS
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2
Relected Ceiling Plan
KITCHEN
DINING AREA
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
SKETCHES
68
DETAILING
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
4'-10"
6'-10"
5'-11 1/2"
ELECTRICAL CLOSET 8
2'-11"
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HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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OBJECTIVE
MILLWORK DETAIL
Throughout the semester, develop a document set for an assigned building, including a loor plan, demoliion plan, relected ceiling plan, recepion millwork detail, ceiling secion detail, pariion type drawings, door and frame details and schedule, and wall jambs and window jambs and schedule.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD
Recepion Desk Millwork
CEILING DETAIL
Ceiling Transiion Detail
One-Hour Rated Pariion
One-Hour Rated Acousical Pariion (STC 49)
Two-Hour Rated Pariion
JAMB DETAILS
Wood Door Jamb Detail - 1Hr
Wood Door Head Detail - 1Hr
Metal Door Jamb Detail - 2Hr
Metal Door Head Detail - 2Hr
Window Jamb Detail
Safety Window Jamb Detail
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
PARTITION TYPE DRAWINGS
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PHOTOGRAPHY
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
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8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
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HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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CREATIVE
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HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
FURNITURE DESIGN
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
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RETAIL
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HEALTHCARE
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DUO
RHINO SKETCHED VIEWS
by
SIDE VIEW
TOP VIEW
FRONT VIEW
DUO Hanging Lounge Bronze Award Product Design 2016 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion 2nd Place Design Winner 2015 Knoll Chair Student Design Compeiion
Rhino 3D, Keyshot, Photoshop, Illustrator
DESCRIPTION The DUO Hanging Lounge was designed to provide an opportunity to socialize and reconnect with the company of another, while offering an incomparable experience. DUO hangs from the ceiling by steel cables to add a lively, yet relaxing piece to any space. The intenion was to design an unconvenional piece of furniture, which was far from mundanity. DUO not only rejuvenates the individual from the posture of the chair, but rejuvenates relaionships with the provided opportunity of double seaing. The minimalisic design and wide range of upholstery opions allow for DUO to be appropriately incorporated in either residenial or commercial spaces.
DIMENSIONS Width: 58” Depth: 28” Height: 20” Seat Height: Adjustable
VARIETY + FUNCTIONALITY Seat cushion colors are interchangeable
FINAL BOARD LAYOUT
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
SOFTWARE
80
OBJECTIVE In the assigned pair, using two unrelated chairs provided, measure and produce accurate models in Rhino. Disassemble and recreate a mashup chair.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Keyshot
ORIGINAL RHINO MODELS
EXPLODED MODELS MASHUP RHINO MODEL
FINAL BUILT NEW DESIGN
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
TOP VIEW
Find an organic object of nature and extract three lines from its shape. Design a stool inspired by the three lines.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Keyshot
FINAL RHINO STOOL DESIGN EXTRACTED LINES
SKETCHED VIEWS TOP VIEW
FRONT VIEW
ORGANIC OBJECT
FINAL BOARD LAYOUT SIDE VIEW
STACH stool CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES
TOP
FRONT INSPIRATIONAL OBJECT
PROFILE
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
OBJECTIVE
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HAND RENDERING
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
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8 3 9 1
3'-0 3/4"
10
3'-0 3/4"
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HALLWAY
11 1 B
RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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MOUNTAIN VIEW
Honorable Menion Hand Rendering Winner 2015 ASID South Central Regional Student Design Compeiion
IKAT ACCENTS CALIFORNIA RENAISSANCE
86
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
FOUNDATION DESIGN
HOSPITALITY
CORPORATE
INDUSTRIAL
6'-10"
2'-11"
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8 3 9 1
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10
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RETAIL
C DETAILING 3'-8 3/4"
HEALTHCARE
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HISTORY OF INTERIORS I GREEK
CLASS DESCRIPTION A survey of furniture styles, ornament, designers, and accessories associated with period interiors spanning from the early Egypian period through 1850.
ROMAN
Festoon
Arabesque
GREEK Egg and Dart
GREEK GREEK Anteix
Acanthus Leaves on Column Capital
Deining advancements and evoluions of design philosophies, regarding furniture and interiors in the late 19th and 20th centuries.
DE STIJL MOVEMENT Red and Blue Chair by Gerrit Rietveld 1917
THE BAUHAUS Barcelona Pavilion by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona, Spain 1929
LATE MODERN ART DECO STYLE Denham Maclaren’s Armchair 1931
Centre Pompidou by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano Paris, France 1971 - 1977
HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
HISTORY OF INTERIORS II
CLASS DESCRIPTION
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FOUNDATION DESIGN
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HOSPITALITY • CORPORATE • INDUSTRIAL • HEALTHCARE • RETAIL • DETAILING • CREATIVE
THANK YOU T. 662.312.3498 E. daniellarbower@gmail.com W. daniellabower.weebly.com Current Address: 429 East Lee Blvd. Apt. 3 Starkville, MS 39759 Permanent Address: 10 Nassau East Blvd. Nassau, Bahamas 1.242.677.1217
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