p o r t f o l i o delaney knight
CONTENTS
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CORPORATE OFFICE TOUGH MUDDER
09 LIGHTING THE SCAPHA
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TRAVELING KIOSK
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BEYOND THE BOX
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HAND RENDERING
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CARTAGENA
THE BOX
MATERIAL SIMULATION
ABOUT ME PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT
TOUGH MUDDER OFFICE Will Dean and Guy Livingstone founded Tough Mudder in early May, 2010. Tough Mudder was built on a culture of innovation. It started by shattering preconceived notions of fitness, health, and mass participation sporting events, creating a worldwide community. Tough Mudder is engineered so that teamwork isn’t just encouraged—it’s required. TMHQ grew to nearly 150 employees working across three offices world wide. Expansion of Tough Mudder brands included the launch of Tough Mudder 5K, Tougher and Toughest Mudder, and the launch of Tough Mudder Boot camp. With this rapid expansion larger offices were mandatory.
SOLUTION STATEMENT The concept of the bicycle system will be carried out in the office space, highlighting the different subsystems that make a bicycle move. Maintaining the collaborative style of the company with supporting elements such as, comfortable meeting spaces and ample lighting selections. The curvilinear forms in the wheels and the straight lines within the frame of a bicycle system will reinforce the different systems throughout the office. The 2nd and 3rd floors both have a radial shape around the stairs to support collaboration. Creative and collaborative work will be the forward motion of the office system and company. Biophilic elements such as the live wall in reception helps the founders of the company remember where the start of the company and what its grow into today.
GOALS • Maintaining the collaborative style of the company with supporting elements such as, comfortable meeting spaces and sketching tools. • Integrating the most up to date, modern technology as a requirement. • Infusing biophilia and natural light into the private and public offices with small decorative hints of greenery throughout the office. • Creating collaborative spaces outside of the cubicle office.
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1. Staff Training 2. Printer 3. Accounting 4. Accounting Manager 5. Marketing Manager 6. Counsel Manager 7. Sales 8. Coffee Bar 9. Soft Seating Short Term Enclave 10. Advertising & Marketing 11. Coffee Bar 12. Meeting Space 13. 10 People Meeting Space 14. Office Manager 15. CEO Office 16. Small Conference Long Term Enclave 17. Reception 18. 5 People Meeting Space 19. Work Café
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1. Work Café 2. Legal & Regulatory 3. Administration 4. Human Resources 5. Operations Manager 6. Private Phone Room 7. Product Development 8. 2-4 People Short Term Enclave 9. Coffee Bar 10. Printer 11. Conference Room 12. 2-4 Short term Enclave 13. 4 People Meeting Space 14. 10 People Meeting Space 15. Server Room 16. IT Office 17. Coffee Bar 18. Office Manager 19. 6-8 People Meeting Space
The 2nd floor meeting space is a space where employees are encouraged to collaborate as a team outside of their private cubicals. Monitors on the wall are accessible if teams want to present ideas through technology.
elevations
The 3rd floor work cafe is a space where employees are encouraged to collaborate as a team outside of their private cubicals. It is also a space where employees who work remotely or at home, have a place to set up when they come into the office.
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The Tough Mudder mission statement encourages teamwork and communication between all systems in the company. Creating a community work cafe was a great tool in supporting that claim.
Another team work, community space that provides a little more privacy for small groups. This furniture incorporates booth seating and privacy panel that help reduce noise from the conference room located behind it.
The third floor perspective demonstrates the spiral staircase in the Tough Mudder office. Located to the left of the stairs is a private gathering space with technology, white boards and other collaborative tools to help employees visualize their ideas.
Although team work is imperative in the Tough Mudder community, individual desks are still a must have. Steelcase sit to stand desk allow for comfortable work places that are grouped by different departments on each floor.
Scapha, latin for airplane... is a unique opportunity for light and flight. This modern pendent fixture has wide appeal in commercial and residential settings. The inspiration for The Scapha Design is an airplane. The core of the plane is represented by the black metal. The wings are defined by the stainless steel accents. The scapha comes to us through the Golden Lighting Design Competition. Students were given three weeks to design from process to a modeled fixture. A unique project for a one of a kind fixture.
THE SCAPHA
STAINLESS STEEL
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traveling kiosk The design of the traveling kiosk is inspired by Cartagena’s color, form and culture. The color yellow creates a sense of happiness and joy. Curvilinear forms mimic the vernacular on the city. Combining culture and new technology users will be able to experience and interact with Cartagena from miles away.
phase 01 Phase one consisted of taking inspiration from the local architectural features, such as the curves and colors and letting the pen go.
phase 02 Phase two is where and space developed permanently. Signage for the will also come into play
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phase 03 Phase three was all about taking inspiration and previous process and turning them into a three dimensional structure.
front elevation This front elevation highlights the curvilinear forms and architectural detailing. Signage is mimicked on the back and front entry.
This unique 3D view shows signage and demonstrates the important fact, that visitors have two entry way options when entering the kiosk.
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Visitors of the Kiosk are able to use touch screen monitors to learn more about Cartagena’s culture.
The inspiration for The Box design will take the direction of blurring boundaries. By creating a mixed-use zone, the site sparks engagement of intergenerationalism. Indoor and outdoor spaces will be blended to create a mirrored, divergent reality of differential environments. Variations of geometric forms emphasize natural motifs, while interactive spaces give purpose to an adaptive reuse space. Social, physical and psychological wellness will prosper in a dynamic yet neutral expanse. Intermingling generations within a built environment creates the overall envision of blurring boundaries.
beyond the box
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TCC - 12,400 FAMU - 10,021 FSU - 41,005
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STUDENT POPULATIONS WOMEN –
White – 56.9% Black – 35.2% Asian – 4.2% Multiracial – 2.5% Hispanic or Latino – 6.8%
AGES 0-5 = 5.0% 6-18 = 16.9% 19-64 = 31.5% 65+ = 9.6%
MEDIAN AGE 26
CHILDREN Age - 0-12 Emotional state - Active, shy, hyper, social Characteristics - Curious, creative, carefree, active Considerations - Activities for non-stop entertainment, safe equipment, cool down areas with water. 1
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ADULTS Age - 18-64 Emotional state - Happy, stressed, tired, active Characteristics - Social wellness and physical wellness, active, excited Considerations - Social spaces with food and drink. Physical spaces for active adults.
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Age - 65+ Emotional state - Stressed, happy, excited, tired, active Characteristics - Eager to please family, excited, happy Considerations - Social and physical. Intergenerational opportunities.
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A. DINING B. SERVICE ELEVATOR C. PRIVATE LOCKERS D. RESTROOMS E. CONFERENCE ROOM F. BREAK ROOM G. EXECUTIVE OFFICES H. MANAGERS OFFICES I. SERVER ROOM J. MECHANICAL ROOM
J. BEER GARDEN K. MICRO-BREWERY L. PUBLIC RESTROOMS M. KITCHEN N. BACK OF HOUSE O. WORK LOUNGE P. INTERIOR COURTYARD Q. SMOOTHIE BAR R. STORAGE CLOSET
As a feature accent wall in the crossfit gym, pops of color enhance the neutral palette through out the space. Plenty of gym equipment such as, dumbells, squat racks, pull and push machines as well as ellipticals and treadmills are offered in the space.
As you enter The Box you are greeted by reception and a smoothie bar. At reception visitors have the opportunity to learn about the facility and all it has to offer.
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Serving as a corridor between all major spaces, the interior courtyard features bright tones and natural elements as skylights shine down on prospering trees and plant life.
perspectives
In the multi-use space, the addition of a work lounge offers an area for those who prefer a quiet, serene space to sit down for coffee, work, or simply relax. Located directly adjacent to the micro-brewery, the beer garden is introduced with an ADA ramp for wheelchair accessibility for all ages to experience the lively outdoor space.
The micro-brewery allows its users to gather in one central area in a fun and jovial atmosphere. Multiple seating arrangements are offered as well as free standing space. A direct view to the additional seating above draws the eye up throughout the space while highlighting the industrial elements the space displays. The micro-brewery is to serve standard bar food and appetizers seeking an American style menu.
hand rendering
entourage
light fixture
material simulation wood
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CONTACT (772) 766-3431 dnkightt@gmail.com
resume ABOUT ME
EXPERIENCE
Originally from Vero Beach, FL, my dream has always been to go into the interior design field. I am thoughtful, detail oriented and an extremely hard worker. I am comfortable learning new skills and always open to solving problems. I excel when working with teams and my specific personality allows me to learn from others while helping them do better as well.
SKILLS work ethic fast learner team player autocad microsoft office indesign revit hand sketching
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Camp Counselor at First United Methodist Church 2015-2018 Beach Clean-ups with Keep Indian River Beautiful 2015-2017 Special Olympics Volunteer 2015 Mission Trips to Belize (2016) and Mexico (2017)
INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN
EDUCATION 2017 - PRESENT
Interior Design, Department of Interior Architecture and Design, CIDA Accredited GPA: 3.5
Interiors by Design West Naples, FL May 2019 - August 2019 • Helped lead designer and assisstant designers with selecting materials and finishes, design presentations, photoshop edits for renderings and organization of office. • Experienced client interaction and the importance of customer service.
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
2016 -2017
INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE Associate Art Degree
2012 - 2016
VERO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL High School Diploma
ENGINEER INTERN Residential Engineering Design, LLC Micco, FL May 2018 - August 2018 • Updated redlined construction documents. • Input floor plans into a CAD system called Draft Sight
REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT The M&M Group of Premier Estate Properties Vero Beach, FL April 2016 - May 2017 • Managed day-to-day operations in the business including organizing appointments, maintaining transaction files online, maintaining checklists and coordinating events. • Managed marketing platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Zillow. • Helped plan and direct charity tennis tournaments for the M&M Spring Classic.
AWARDS Third place in FSU Interior Architeture and Design Program Wide Charratte Inspired by London Steampunk January 2019 Finalist in the Kravet Design of Distinction 2018 Competition Inspired by the Fwooper November 2018 Florida State University Deans List May 2017 - September 2018 (each semester)
Thank you!