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DE AVAN L AUTH Interior Design Por t folio
DE AVAN L AUTH Universit y of Cincinnati | Summer 2019
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EDUC ATION University of Cincinnati College of DA AP Cincinnati, OH Graduation Date: May 2020 Bachelor of Science Interior Design Dean’s List Wright State University Celina, OH August 2013 - May 2015 College Credit Plus Memorial High School Saint Marys, OH Graduating Class of 2015 Final GPA - 4.1
IN VOLV EMENT DA AP Ambassadors January 2018 - Present International Interior Design Association (IIDA) January 2018 - Present Elected President: December 2018
CONTAC T lauthdl@mail.uc.edu
DE AVAN L AUTH E X PERIENCE Kraemer Design + Production | Cincinnati, OH October 2018 - Present | Co-Op 04 Design Intern Invited, organized, and hosted product representatives at the firm. Researched, selected, and secured product samples for various projects. Arranged project presentation packages for lead designers. And overall, aided team members in the design, construction, and fabrication of numerous exhibits and experiences. Lbrands - Victoria’s Secret | Columbus, OH May 2018 - August 2018 | Co-Op 03 Store Design Intern Assisted team members in the overall design and construction of Victoria’s Secret Beauty stores by drafting and checking drawings, created real-t ime renderings for both Victoria’s Secret and Pink stores (using Adobe Suites), and aided in the selection process of specific Victoria’s Secret store images. Moody Nolan | Columbus, OH August 2017 - December 2017 | Co-Op 02 January 2017 - May 2017 | Co-Op 01 Interior Design Intern Corresponded with sales representatives, secured product samples, and arranged lunch demonstrations. Also conducted research and presented research to/for lead designers, and assembled material boards for designers and clients. TLC Learning Center | Saint Marys, OH November 2011 - August 2016 Assistant Teacher
SK ILL S Proficient Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, AutoCAD Tools for Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Acrobat, SketchUp, Sketchbook Pro, and Microsoft Office Experience Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Sketching, and Model Making
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Basic Concept Podium and Rhino3D
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RECOGNITION
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University of Cincinnati - Dean’s List Summer 2017, Spring 2018, and Fall 2018
CONTENTS
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NE W TO HOME DEP OT
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NOR THER N LIG HT S I M MER SION
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LI V E W ELL COLL A BOR ATI V E
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P OP U P FU R NIT U R E
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S TOR E PHOTOSHOP S T U DIE S
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M IDDLE SCHOOL R ENOS
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C o m m e rc i a l D e s i g n
Hos p i t a l i t y D e s i g n
Wo r k pl a c e D e s i g n
E x h i b i t / F u r n i t u re D e s i g n
Retail Design
E d u ca t i o n D e s i g n
PATIO R E- DE SIG N Residential Design
M I X ED MEDI A Ha n d S k i l l s
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NE W TO HOME DEPOT C o m m e rc i al D es i g n Fa ll 2018 Rethink and reinvent how The Home Depot stores can give customers the know-how they need to tackle all their home improvement projects with confidence.
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PAV E C o m p e t i t i o n S u b m i s s i o n Group Projec t - Nicole Brinck and Deavan L auth
THE HOME DEP OT YOU K NOW IS CH A NG ING Center Aisle of the Hive SketchUp, Enscape, and Photoshop
The Home Depot you know, is getting a new look. By maintaining core values and traditions, my partner and I proposed a new central Education Hub (The Hive) that welcomes customers of any age and skill level. With this new area, patrons are encouraged to learn new skills and try new products with Home Depot’s knowledgeable staff on hand. Also with this new addition, we hoped to give customers the confidence and knowledge to complete any home project with ease. Take For our submission, we proposed an interactive center that allowed creativity and curiosity to flow continuously. New Product Kiosks could give patrons their first look at the products just hitting Home Depot’s shelves, as well as How-To and tutorial videos for better understanding of that specific product. If the New Product Kiosks weren’t enough for the curious builder - we designed a Build It Bar where patrons could try out or buy the product they just saw with knowledgeable Home Depot staff.
*Rendering Completed By Group Partner
New Product Kiosks SketchUp, Enscape, and Photoshop
*Rendering Completed By Group Partner
New Product Kiosks and Build-It-Bar SketchUp, Enscape, and Photoshop
Concept See it, Learn It, Try It, and Buy It. In The Hive, we wanted to give customers the convenience of Home Depot product knowledge that was easily available at their fingertips.
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SEE IT Entering Home Depot - and the Hive - customers are compelled to see select brands and products. The Product Kiosks are graphically bold and open to allow access to product education.
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Each Product Kiosk, encourages “complete immersion in education”. Patrons are encouraged to see, hear, and touch the products and videos displayed at each kiosk.
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TRY IT The Hive also offers customers with a “Build-It-Bar”. At the bar the customers can test and sample the products they saw on the kiosks.
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Entrance
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New Product Kiosks
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Stairs to Second Level
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Build-It-Bar
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Welcome Desk
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One-Stop-Info-Spot
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Elevator to Second Level
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Modeling/Tech Stations
BUY IT
Level 01 of the Hive SketchUp
Patrons are given the option to receive shown products or continue into the store. Adding this sensorial process to Home Depot will ensures a better return rate.
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TEACH IT On-site Home Depot professionals will lead courses and workshops on products and projects that cater to customers of all ages.
Level 02 - Alternative Option 01 SketchUp
LEARN IT Home Depot customers are encouraged to get the most out of every visit. With the versatile second floor - knowledge is accessible always.
TRY IT
Level 02 - Alternative Option 02 SketchUp
With Home Depot professionals, customers are emboldened to try new products and projects in a private - on your own time - space.
USE IT The skills and education you receive in the versatile learning spaces offers every customer the confidence to use and complete their products/projects at home.
Level 02 - Alternative Option 03 SketchUp
NE W TO HOME DEPOT
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MULTI-LE V EL EDUC ATION *Rendering Completed By Group Partner
Alternative Option 01 - Kid’s Workshop SketchUp, Enscape, and Photoshop
As it tends to happen, my partner and I realized that the open and public teaching system offered on the first level would not be as responsive as we liked to every customer that walked through the door. To teach and reach “worker bees” of any age and skill level we designed a second level that could adapt to the different programs put on at Home Depot. Take For our submission, we proposed a second level with various alternative options which included: a Kid’s Workshop, a Closed Tutorial Workshop, and a Lecture Space. With these proposed spaces we hoped that product and brand knowledge could be experienced and understood at any age.
Material Board
Concept Teach It, Learn It, Try It, and Use It. Much like Level One in The Hive, we wanted to give customers the convenience of Home Depot product knowledge that was easily available at their fingertips on multiple levels. Goal To design a space that could encapsulate Home Depot’s core values and traditions, but add a new intriguing and helpful education experience that could put them over their competitors.
Looking Back Down the Center Aisle of the Hive SketchUp, Enscape, and Photoshop
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NORTHERN LIGHTS IMMER SIO Hosp i t al i t y D es i g n S p r i n g 2018
Utilize the landscape of Iceland to create a unique retreat for guests and employees.
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B e e B r e e d e r ’s C o m p e t i t i o n S u b m i s s i o n
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MOV EMENT S A ND MOMENT S
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For the competition, the judges asked designers to create an new Icelandic resort that included a Guest Hub and mobile Guest Homes - as well as planning for a Host Home, Barn, Spa.
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Take Iceland has become a popular tourist destination for its culture and its sights. By incorporating these notions throughout the design, I am able to think solely of traveler and their experience on the site.
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Concept Reflectiveness, View, Freedom, Convenience, and Retract-ability Goal Create an immersive and adaptive travel destination that allows each traveler to be in the moment and in charge of how their Icelandic vacation will affect them. The design will allow the guest to have moments of reflection, freedom, and inspiration.
NORTHERN LIGHTS IMMERSION
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Parking
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Host Home
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Guest Hub
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Spa
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Guest Houses
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Barn Site Overview AutoCAD and Photoshop
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PARK When guests are arriving, they are taken on a winding path that manipulates their view of the site.
CHECK-IN Guest Hub Exterior SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
In the Lobby guests are welcomed by a full-time receptionist that will check you in, or guide you to self check-in.
KEYS Once a location has been chosen, the guest will receive keys to unlock the guest home and a key to a personal ATV for the duration of their stay.
YOUR RIDE Guest Home Exterior SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
With the keys, guests can resort to either visiting the Guest Hub or packing their luggage into their ATV and heading to their guest home.
EXPLORE
Guest Hub Section Cut SketchUp
Guests are encouraged to complete their trip with freedom. There are no set paths for walking or ATV’s, allowing the guests to explore and roam freely.
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Entrance Patio
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Viewing Living Room
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Lobby
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Back Patio
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Staff Locker Room
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Kitchen/Servery
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Staff Bathroom
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Dining Hall
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Convenience Store
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Library
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Restrooms
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Touchdown Space
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Formal Living Room
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Bar Guest Hub Axonometric Floor Plan SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
NORTHERN LIGHTS IMMERSION
AC ADEMIC
GUE S T HUB Guest Hub Lobby SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
To give guests, travelers, and employees a local central gathering space, the judges of the competition asked the designers to create a building that could house a check-in location, food hall, and living room for its patrons. In my eyes, the Guest Hub needed to act like the first floor of a hotel - to which it could give convenience and amenities to the guests when they could not find them in their homes. Take The location for the proposed resort, resides in a secluded area along Lake Myvatn. It was important to me, to include spaces that would allow travelers access and freedom to complete necessary or leisure activities at any time of the day.
Guest Hub Formal Living Room SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
Concept View, Freedom, and Convenience Turn the axis of a typical square building so that its corners point the way to other areas on the resort grounds. Goal Create a modern and cozy environment, that welcomed the weariest of travelers to the typical sight seers. The extensive amount of glazing allows for optimal views - of the sky or the landscape - at whatever time the traveler chooses.
Guest Hub Viewing SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
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GUE S T HOUSE S In compliance with a land and building restriction, designers were asked to create mobile guests homes for the Icelandic Resort. Take In an effort to make my guests homes smaller and easier for transportation, I created not only a mobile home, but retractable home as well. In the Guest Homes, there were retractable walls and Murphy style furniture - which allowed the guest home to turn into a 15ft. by 15ft. square into a 15ft. by 30ft. home in a matter of seconds.
Guest Home Communal Space SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
Concept Reflectiveness, Comfort, Freedom, Flexibility, and Retract-ability. Goal Design a versatile guest home that gives the traveler optimal views of the sky and landscape, and a cozy and unique Icelandic experience.
Table and Coffee Bar Casework Elevations SketchUp and Photoshop
For the competition, I proposed an entire custom home that included: entire home engineering and custom built furniture that could be used easily within the desired space.
Bed and Dresser Casework Elevations SketchUp and Photoshop
NORTHERN LIGHTS IMMERSION
AC ADEMIC
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After a location is picked on the hotel grounds, staff deliver your condensed guest home. At this state, your home is in its smallest form at 15 x 15 feet.
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Entrance
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Communal Space
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Bathroom
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Bulit-In Closet
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Coffee Bar/Storage
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Bedroom
The first step in the retraction process, allows the end glass panels to fully retract into their resting position.
Guest Home Axonometric Floor Plan SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
Next, the movable walls that contain the custom built furniture also slide into their resting positions - allowing the Murphy style furniture to flip down.
The third step, in the retraction process, allows the solid and insulated walls of the guest home to fully retract into their resting positions.
Guest Home Bedroom View SketchUp, Podium, and Photoshop
Lastly , glass panel walls slide out of the solid black walls to complete the retraction process. The pentagon form was created to mimic that of native Icelandic Turf Homes.
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LIV E WELL COLL A BOR ATIV E Wo rkpl a ce D es i g n S u m m e r 2017
In a new office space, design a creative and collaborative workplace for the clients.
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A NE W T Y PE OF OFFICE Livewell Collaborative is a leading design firm run by friends, alumnus, and students of the University of Cincinnati. They work with large name-brand companies such as P&G and Kraft Foods to create new ideas or projects within their respective companies.
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Take Combine the old ideas of closed off cubicles and merge them with the new modern concepts of an open office. But also keeping in mind of Livewell’s established brand and their clients brands and their privacy as well. Concept The workplace is a maze of activity and working people. Although getting straight to place to place may seem important, I wanted to emphasis personal intrigue while one is away from their desks. In the final design, I emphasized the concept of a maze-like office space - but also included a core/center that could house the hub of the office. Goal Create a collaborative and innovative workplace that highlights upon paths, vistas, and designated spaces. Incorporate a core working zone into the plan that allows the rest of the studios and offices to work around it.
LIVE WELL COLL ABOR ATIVE
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Blake + Jim’s Office
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Open Studio Space
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Kitchen
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Touchdown Space
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Private Studio
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Storage
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Linda’s Office
Overall Floor Plan Revit and Photoshop
AC ADEMIC
Entry / Gallery Revit and Photoshop
Open Collaboration Space Revit and Photoshop
Private Studio Space Revit and Photoshop
Open Studio Space Revit and Photoshop
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POP UP FURNITURE E x h i bi t / F u r n i t u re D es i g n S p r i n g 2019
Use Adobe Illustrator skills to design and convey proposed furniture elements for a exterior/interior experience within a pop-up exhibit.
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CON V E Y ING THE P OP UP E X PERIENCE In collaboration with a lead designer, I was asked to help design, create, and convey furniture elements that would enhance the experience of the client in their pop up exhibit. To do so, the designer also asked me to create a material color scheme that could be carried out through components on the exterior, as well as the interior.
1' 3.00"
3 iPad/cradle stations Wood top panel, tethered tableMinwax® Water B cleartocoat, Helmsman® Spar Urethane Table top opening 3 iPad/cradle to tube steel belowstations tethered to table if cords required
6.00"
3' 0.00"
6.00"
1' 3.00"
Wood top panel, clear coat, Minwax® Water Based Helmsman® Spar Urethane Sticker dispenser
or umbrella Table top opening to tube steel below if cords required or umbrella
1.50"
2.50"
iPad cradles fixed positions 1.50"
1' 0.00"
1' 1.50"
1' 1.00"
2' 5.50"
3' 6.00"
1' 0.00" 2.50"
1' 1.50"
1' 1.00"
3' 6.00"
8.00"
1.50" 2' 4.00" 2' 7.00" 8.00"
All drawings were pulled from Adobe Illustrator, where they were designed and created by myself and other Kraemer Design + Production designers.
2' 4.00" 2' 7.00"
POP UP FURNITURE
iPad cradles fixed positions
10.75" 5.00"
2” aluminum tubing, powder coat paint 4 leg shown
2' 5.50"
1' 0.00"
1.50"
5.00"
10.75
3' 4.50"
1' 0.00"
3' 4.50"
Completion With the lead designer’s guidance and comments from the client, we went through months of iterations with each furniture element. In the final table design, I chose to create a slatted pattern on the High Top Tables that mimicked the wallpaper pattern I had created for the interior of the pop up trailer. With the help of the slatted pattern, other further designed elements for the experience, such as iPad holders and sticker dispensers, could be affixed to the table with ease.
Sticker dispenser
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Take Even though the lead designer gave me quick thumbnail sketches to start from, I researched, combined, and designed different elements I thought that would benefit the client and the experience they were trying to convey, in the end.
2” aluminum tubing, powder coat paint 4 leg shown
1' 11.00
2' 2.00
PROFE SSIONAL
20' 0"
Storage
11' 6"
Bench Seating
Working Tables Working Tables Storage Lounge Chairs
Monitor
7' 0"
iPad Station
High Top Tables
30' 0"
Activity Tent
Material Board
Pop Up Overall Floor Plan Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
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top lock Table Table legs connected (hidden on a hinge forunder easy table) Used when folded down mobility
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top connected Table Table top lock on under a hinge for easy (hidden table) Used mobility when folded down
9.00"
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6.00"
Table top connected on a hinge for easy mobility
Table legs connected on a hinge for easy mobility
1' 11.00"
2' 1.00"
2' 2.00"
2' 7.00"
High Top Tables Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
High Top Table Design and Color Options Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
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Mobile Piece
Stationary Piece
2' 7.50"
4' 9.50" S 2
1' 7.00"
Correlating color scheme laminate, clear coat, eased edges
3' 7.00"
3' 8.00"
7.00"
Plan
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Removable cushions are attached with hook and loop to seat top.
7.00"
2' 7.50"
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Moveable /Lockable Wheels Seat connectors
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Mobile Piece
Section 01
Stationary Piece 4' 9.50"
3' 8.00"
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Elevation 01
Elevation 02
Section 02
Bench Seating Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
Folded Up 7' 3.00" 2' 10.50"
2' 10.50"
4.00"
Wilsonart laminate with eased/rounded edges 2.50"
Folded Down 1' 6.00"
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1' 6.00"
1' 6.00"
2.00"
1' 3.00"
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3' 2.50"
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3' 2.50"
7' 3.00"
2.00"
Tube aluminum frame
Plan
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Supporting Legs fold in/out from under the table tops
Folded Up 2' 7.00"
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Separate coat and purse hooks
Supporting Legs (4) with lockable wheels
Elevation 01
POP UP FURNITURE
9.00"
1' 2.00"
1' 1.00"
1' 6.00"
Elevation 02
4.00"
Tables are ADA accessible
Tables are ADA accessible Table leg holders hidden in the floor
2' 7.00"
2”aluminum tubing, powder coat paint
2' 10.00"
2' 0.00"
2.00"
1' 5.00" +/-
6.00"
2.00"
2' 4.00"
4.00"
2' 8.00"
“Counter Height” 2.00" Barstool
2' 0.00"
2' 10.00"
2.00"
1' 5.00" +/-
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Elevation 01
PROFE SSIONAL
1' 8.00"
Plan
1' 7.00" +/-
1.00" +/-
2' 0.00"
Laminate, wood stain, fabric, or color T.B.D.
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Legs are on slides
Elevation 01
1.70" +/-
Hidden legs attached to base of table.
2.70" +/-
Interior storage
1' 8.00"
2.50" +/-
1.50" +/-
Pull off top, with lid stablizer
1' 6.20" +/-
Section 01
1' 8.00"
Bench Seating Table Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
Electrical Electrical
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5.50" 5.50"
Wilsonartlaminate laminatewith with Wilsonart eased/roundededges edges eased/rounded
5.50" 5.50" 2.00" 2.00"
Tubealuminum aluminum Tube frame frame
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In partnership with a lead designer, I was asked to help design, create, and convey furniture elements that would enhance the experience of the client in their pop up exhibit. Take Even though the lead designer gave me quick thumbnail sketches to start from, I researched, combined, and designed different elements I thought that would benefit the client and the experience they were trying to convey, in the end. Completion With the lead designer’s guidance and comments from the client, we went through months of iterations with each furniture element. In the end, furniture elements on the interior of the trailer added a heightened sense of flexibility, comfort, and storage for the patrons that would soon occupy the space.
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Section 01
Working Tables Adobe Illustrator and CAD Tools
All drawings were pulled from Adobe Illustrator, where they were designed and created by myself and other Kraemer Design + Production designers.
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STORE PHOTOSHOP STUDIE S R e t a il D es i g n S u m m e r 2018
Use Adobe Photoshop skills to render realistic views of proposed neon sign-age and store elevations.
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E X PLOR ATION IN NEON In collaboration with a lead designer, I was asked to help render a handful of realistic neon signs for a client. The lead designer wanted to utilize the existing neon standards found in the PINK branding package, but also explore other new options. Take Although the designers gave me examples to go off of, I researched more ways to complete the desired affects effectively. Completion With the lead designer’s guidance, we experimented with different colors, neons, backing, and suspensions of the newly proposed signs.
All PINK store sign inspiration images were designed, created, and taken by Lbrands Architects and Interior Designers All other images were pulled from the Internet for inspiration.
S TORE PHOTOSHOP S TUDIE S
Inspiration Images
PROFE SSIONAL
Proposed Concept 01 Photoshop
Proposed Concept 02 Photoshop
Proposed Concept 03 Photoshop
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Storefront Elevation Studies AutoCAD and Photoshop
S TORE PHOTOSHOP S TUDIE S
PROFE SSIONAL
Room One Elevation 01 AutoCAD and Photoshop
RENDERED ELE VATIONS In partnership with a lead designer, I was asked to help render a handful of realistic elevations for a DD phase presentation.
Room One Elevation 02 AutoCAD and Photoshop
Take With the guidance of the lead designer, we planned and chose materials, branding graphics, and color that would match an existing PINK standard branding package. Completion After a handful of elevation iterations provided by the lead designer in AutoCAD, I was instructed to use the most up to date polka dots, colors, and logos to “complete the look� for the DD phase presentation.
Room Two Elevatoins AutoCAD and Photoshop
Fitting Room Elevatoins AutoCAD and Photoshop All elevations were pulled from AutoCAD, where they were designed and created by Lbrands Architects and Interior Designers.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL RENOS E du cat i o n D es i g n S p r i n g 2017
Use Adobe Photoshop skills to render realistic views of proposed materials and ideas.
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REDO WITHIN THE DIS TRIC T In collaboration with a lead designer, I was asked to help render a handful of realistic views for a client who’s school district was redoing two of their middle schools. Take With guidance from the lead designer, we planned a material scheme that incorporated their district’s colors with softer modern touches.
Monticello Administrative Office Revit and Photoshop
Completion During this project I was tasked with Photoshopping in material, textures, and colors on top of photographs (taken by the lead designer) and Revit drawings from the overall models. A challenge I found with this project - and with the photographs, was that the lines were not as clean or straight as the drawings pulled from Revit. Ultimately with this hiccup, it made it very difficult to just “overlay” material on top of the photograph renderings.
All snapshots were pulled from Revit, where they were designed and created by Moody Nolan Architects and Interior Designers.
MIDDLE SCHOOL RENOS
Roxboro Administrative Office Revit and Photoshop
PROFE SSIONAL
Material Board
Monticello Entrance Hall Photograph and Photoshop
Roxboro Student Hallway Photograph and Photoshop
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PATIO RE- DE SIGN R es i d e nt i al D es i g n S p r i n g 2017 Combine, propose, and present new backyard-patio concepts for the client.
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DITCHING OLD FOR NE W The client for this project, felt that their backyard patio was no longer adequate enough for the “parties� and activities that normally took place in their outdoor space. I offered up my skills and knowledge, to help bring their conceptual wants and thoughts to life.
Previous Patio View 01 Image from Client
Take At times there can be 15+ people in or around the patio - extra seating, touch points, and TV views were important characteristics for the client. With their guidance, we worked out the components that would fulfill their backyard wishes. Those four main components included: a grill/bar area, a dinning table, a hot tub, and a fire-pit area with seating. Concept Incorporate the Rustic Farm House touches on the interior of the home, with the exterior. The client stressed the importance of flow and continuity.
Previous Patio Plan Revit
Goal Generate and create ideas for the client that they could use or adapt into finalized plans and concepts.
Previous Patio View 02 Image form Client
PATIO RE-DE SIGN
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Proposed Concept 01 Photoshop and Revit
Proposed Concept 02 Photoshop and Revit
Proposed Concept 03 Photoshop and Revit
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Fire-Pit Concepts Pencil, Micron, and Prisma Marker
PATIO RE-DE SIGN
Grilling Area Concepts Photoshop
PERSONAL
BR A INS TOR MING M ATERI A L S
New Fire Pit Image from Client
After the components and the initial floor plans were decided upon, the client looked to me to brainstorm some material pallets for the new patio space. Instead of just providing material pallets, I gave the client hand sketches and Photoshop renderings to tell the story I was trying to convey better. Take Incorporate the Rustic Farm House interior, with the new components on the exterior. Provide the client with a sense of flow and continuity from living space to living space. Instead of only showing the client material selections, provide them with realistic representations of what their space could look like. Goal Generate and create ideas for the client, that they could use or adapt into finalized plans and concepts. Completion Using different materials, I explored a combination of styles and textures to try and achieve the desired look of the client. In the end, the client chose to combine the Rustic Farmhouse approach with a modern Southwestern inspired vibe. They also selected an adaption of “Proposed Concept 03� for their final patio layout.
New Grilling Area Image from Client
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MIXED MEDIA Ha n d S k ill s
A collection of personal work that highlights my skills with different types of medias.
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Abstraction Piece of Cincinnati Pencil, Colored Pencil, Prisma Marker, Gouache Paint, and Printed Paper
MIXED MEDIA
City of the Dead Graphite and Pencil
PERSONAL
Cityscapes Micron
DAAP in Season Colored Pencil
Piranesi Adaptation Micron
Architectural Highlights Micron
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