ELIZABETH GIBSON Interior Design Portfolio
TABLE OF CONTENTS MEET THE DESIGNER
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RETAIL DESIGN
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IDEXLAB
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RESTAURANT DESIGN
04
OFFICE DESIGN
05
OFFICE DESIGN
06
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
07
Elizabeth Gibson
PAVE Design Competition
IDEXlab Creations
Turkish Restaurant Design
SpaceX
Dean’s Office Redesign
Accessible Renovation
MEET THE DESIGNER
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My name is Elizabeth Gibson and I am currently a senior at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. I will graduate in May 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design and a minor in Building Science. As a designer, my goal is to create a livable and functional environment while highlighting people’s personalities. In my free time, I love to go hiking in the beautiful mountains of Boone. I am passionate about helping others and volunteering. My all time favorite hobby is playing with my puppies, who bring me so much joy.
LEADERSHIP, INVOLVEMENT, & ACCOMPLISHMENTS IDEX Design Build Lab Interior Design Ambassador 2020-2021 President of National Society of Collegiate Scholars Fundraiser Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity Treasurer for ASID Student Chapter Member of Appalachian State Interior Design Club Member of IIDA Student Chapter
SKILLS
State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium
National Conferences on Undergraduate Research
Abstract Accepted for SNCURCS 2020 hosted by Eastern Carolina University and Elizabeth City State University virtually on November 7, 2020. Research Topic: Designing a Residential Eating Disorder Treatment Center.
Abstract accepted for NCUR 2021 that was reviewed by experts in the discipline to be accepted, held virtually November 12-14th of 2021, and is a national recognition. Research Topic: Designing a Residential Eating Disorder Treatment Center.
Autodesk Revit Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Enscape Adobe Illustrator Sketchup Microsoft Office Hand Drafting and Renderings
RETAIL DESIGN PAVE COMPETITION | STUDIO VI | SENIOR YEAR
CONCEPT:
OBJECTIVE:
Collaborate[ing] - Creating an integrated exhibition for industries to work together [collaborate]and to prototype their designs from mind to life. It provides all users an insight into their everyday life and think of new ways to approach a solution.
To design a pop-up brand experience for SketchUp that must be adaptable, mobile and transformable and it can be located in different environments. The goal is to develop a space which exploits the design potential that SketchUp offers, and leads to an increased number of SketchUp adopters.
PROGRAMS USED:
Drawings are in AutoCad, Sketchup, Photoshop, Illustrator, Enscape.
THE EXPERIENCE
Collaborate. Flexible. Learn.
LEARN
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COLLABORATE
MOCK-UP
Users connect their phone to an individual pod to gain knowledge on how to use SketchUp or learn about a specific topic they want to learn about. They can learn anything within 3 minutes.
Once learning how to use SketchUp, the various industry users are able to collaborate together to create a 3D structure that encompasses all the industries’ skill tasks in the SketchUp software.
At the end of creating a virtual project on SketchUp, the users can physically print a 3D model to take home with them. They can also save their QR code to work on the project at a later time.
EDUCATIONAL
PROFESSIONAL
COMMUNAL
Allow all ages the ability to use various tools and expand their creative imagination to life.
Change up the scenery for team meetings while becoming more inspired and engaged when using the space.
Can be used as a collaborative space for learning, discussions, or anything that meets the users needs!
FLOOR PLAN
Hygiene Hygiene
Scale: NTS 1197 SQFT
Touchless 6’ Distancing 6’ Distancing
Touchless Technology Technology
Accessible
Accessible
USER EXPERIENCE
Cubicle for movable stools Additional Storage for wipes, ink, etc
Automatic Glass Accordion Door to provide privacy or meeting space
Scale: NTS
Movable Stool
Moveable Individual Industry Pods for quick 3 Min. Tutorial based off User Specific *Connects through phone bluetooth for touchless experience
INDIVIDUAL
INDIVIDUAL
1
Flat Pack Table [can be moved around] Pano-Dual 49” MultiTouch Table to collaborate hands on
COLLABORATIVE
2
COLLABORATIVE Planar LED MultiTouch Wall
ON THE GO
Temperature Check
3 Individual Pods
Tablet/Bar Area
Storage for hygiene products, iPads, and etc. 0 1 2
POPUP 1
ON THE GO
4
8
0 1
2
4
8
Adaptable. Flexible. Modular
2
COLLABORATIVE ROUTE
3
2 1
1
3 Minute Tutorial in Pod based off Industry
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Collaborate with other industries to create a miniature prototype
3
INDIVIDUAL ROUTE 3
Tutorial in Pod based off Need Able to look into collaborative area to get inspired or look at viewing screens with ways on how people use SketchUp
MULTI-USE
Engage. Flexible. Productive.
Rent out the collaborative space for a team and/or client meeting, get your employees more engaged, or learn more about SketchUp!
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IDEXLAB CREATIONS
I N T E G R AT I V E D E S I G N E X P E R I E N C E L A B O R ATO R Y | S T U D I O V | J U N I O R Y E A R
CONCEPT:
OBJECTIVE:
Collaborating with Building Science majors in a non-traditional course deliverable at Appalachian State University to plan, design, build, and commission real projects for real clients. Due to COVID-19, our original projects were shelved and therefore changed to a new project and working virtual in teams.
The IDEXlab experience provided a professional office-like setting (completing 40 hours per week) where students and faculty collaborated on a variety of projects compiled throughout the semester gaining real life scenarios and practice.
WAREHOUSE REDESIGN
AFTER
BEFORE
CONFERENCE
Programming: To redesign the conference and classroom and gave us the ability to develop a concept and put it into life. Group Members: Elizabeth Gibson, Kathryn Jamison, Julianna Lester, Colin Meagher, Guin Thi, and Will Webb CLASSROOM
PRIMITIVE HUT
03 Programming: to build a primitive hut that fits a life sized person. Design Considerations: Function, Form, Economy, Time Group Members: Elizabeth & Whitney Gibson The model: Ollie the Chicken
THE MMAC Problem Statement: Covid-19 patients compromise the health of other patients in the hospital. With Covid-19 patients occupying a large portion of the hospital, essential/profitable surgeries have stopped, creating financial strife and causing job insecurities for the Healthcare system. By creating a field hospital, it will free up the space needed for elective programs as well as provide a clean, safe environment which will help prevent cross contamination within a hospital. Programming: empathize, interview, find the need/ opportunity, and program Group Members: Elizabeth Gibson, Shelby Schnaars, and Bryson Peters
RESTAURANT DESIGN
LEVEL 3 FLOORPLAN
LEVEL 1 FLOORPLAN
LEVEL 2 | MEZZANINE FLOORPLAN
T U R K I S H R E S TA U R A N T D E S I G N | S T U D I O I V | J U N I O R Y E A R
CONCEPT: Odun Atesi Konfori - Turkish words translate to Wood-Fired Comfort
OBJECTIVE: To create a historical building in Izmir, Turkey into a semi-upscale restaurant. The design features authentic, Turkish cuisine while honoring the culture. Additionally, we got the opportunity to collaborate with students one-on-one from Izmir, Turkey to gain more insight about the beautiful culture.
PROGRAMS USED:
Drawings are in AutoCad, Revit, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
STACKING DIAGRAM
04 Private Dining
THIRD FLOOR
Restrooms Back of House Office
Elevator Lounge Dining
MEZZANINE
Restrooms
Stairs from First Level
Elevator
Back of House
Key Plan
Casual Dining
Dining Area 2 Primary
Secondary
Terteriary
FIRST FLOOR
Coffee Bar Entry / Host / Waiting Area Stairs
DINING AREA I
ENTRYWAY
MEZZANINE LOUNGE DINING
CUSTOM HOST-STAND 3/4 MDF Oiled Walnut Veneer
CUSTOM HOST-STAND PROCESS MODEL
CUSTOM HOST-STAND DETAIL
3/4 MDF Maple Veneer 2x6 Wood iO LED .75 Asymmetrical Strip Shelving Plywood
Wood Logs
Scale: NTS
04
CONCEPTUAL SKETCH
FEATURE WALL
DINING AREA II
L-14 L-11 L-11 L-1
04
L-14
L-11 L-1
L-2 L-8
L-2 L-8
L-1
L-1
L-1
LEVEL 1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
L-8
L-11 L-11 L-11
L-1
L-14
L-1
L-2
4282.00 A.F.F
L-1
L-8 L-1
L-1
L-5 L-1
7094.00 A.F.F L-1 L-6 TYP.
L-5 L-1
2812.00 A.F.F L-5
L-1 TYP. L-12 L-12 L-12
L-1 L-5 L-4 TYP.
L-1
Implementing lighting throughout the restaurant evokes guests to get the illusion of being surrounded by embers of fire and warmth in the comfortable atmosphere and to highlight Odun Atesi Konforu’s unique cultural details in the most effect way possible. The different levels of lighting help reflect the restaurants concept of warmth.
L-1
L-9
L-1 L-1
L-9
L-10 L-7 TYP.
LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
OFFICE DESIGN S PA C E X | S T U D I O I I I | S O P H O M O R E Y E A R
CONCEPT: Constellate | A collaboration of minds and ideas.
OBJECTIVE: To create a commercial office space for SpaceX’s Marketing and Communications Department’s new office in Orlando, Florida. This design primarily used furniture from Steelcase.
PROGRAMS USED
Drawings are in AutoCad, Revit, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
RECEPTION | LOBBY
Mechanical Space
Merchandiser
Layout / Reference Area
Marketing & Communications
Senior Director
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Small Teleconference Space
Director Public Relations
Director of Advertising
Technology Strategists
Junior Director
Public Relations Executives
Copywriters
Social Media IT /Tech / Server Closet
Graphic Designers
Advertising “Touchdown” Space
Teleconference Space
Collaborative Space
Director of Director of Senior Advertising Public Marketing Relations Strategist
Public Relations Executives Social Media & Social Executive Offiver Layout / Reference Area
Senior Marketing Analyst
Copywriters Junior Marketing Strategist Junior Marketing Analyst
Graphic Designers
Collaborative Space
Senior Director of Marketing & Communications Junior Director of Marketing & Communications
Conference Room
Teleconference
“Out of this World” Kitchen
Goes to all Spac Spaces
Promoting Offices
Impo mporrta tan nt
SupporrtSpaces Suppo Spaces Spac Support
Preferred
Goes to all Spaces Preferred
Technology Strategists Merchandisers
Strategizing Offices
Important
Collaborative Spaces / Brainstorm Room
Enclave
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Advertising Executives
Lobby/Waiting/ Reception
Marketing & Communications
Marketing Analyst
Social Executive Officer
Kitchen
Common Core
Marketing Strategist
05
Janitor’s Closet
Presentation Space / Conference Room
Individual Teleconference
Merchandise Display Space
Collaborative Space
Reception / Merchandise
IT / Mechanical Room
SPACE PLANNING - FURNITURE PLAN
2
4
1 1 2
3
1
KITCHEN 1
2
CONFERENCE ROOM
3
KITCHEN 2
4
COLLABORATIVE SPACE
05
PRIVATE OFFICE ELEVATION
KEY PLAN
PRIVATE OFFICE
NOTABLE FEATURES
-Not fully enclosed to enforce “open-door policy” and allow collaboration between the senior and junior director -Adjustable-height desks to give option of sitting or standing -Curtain inbetween the offices to have separation and making it seem “private”
OFFICE DESIGN
DEAN’S OFFICE REDESIGN | STUDIO I | FRESHMAN YEAR CONCEPT: Collaboration | Action of working with others to produce or create
OBJECTIVE: To redesign the College of Fine and Applied Arts Department Office Building and focus on both private and public office spaces.
PROGRAMS USED:
Drawings are in AutoCad, Sketchup, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
CONFERENCE ROOM
OFFICE RELOCATION DIAGRAM PRIVATE OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
CONFERENCE ROOM PERSPECTIVE
CONFERENCE ROOM ELEVATION
06 1
4
5
2
6
7
3
1. Storage 2. Student Officer 3. Record Specialist (5) 4. Break Room
16
9
8
10
11
12
13
15
14
5. Conference Room 6. Academic Advisors (3) 7. Administration Assistance 8. Associate Deans (3)
9. Lobby/ Reception 10. Associate Assistance 11. Budget Officer 12. Communication
13. Break Room 14. Dean 15. Conference Room 16. Storage
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN A C C E S S I B L E R E N O VAT I O N | S T U D I O I I | S O P H O M O R E Y E A R
CONCEPT: A Natural Choice | A heart-warming house using natural lighting and comforting choices
OBJECTIVE: To renovate a residential home for a non-traditional family, specialize in kitchen and bathroom (NKBA), include sustainability aspects, and be ADA handicapped accessible.
PROGRAMS USED:
Drawings are in AutoCad, Sketchup, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Hand-Drawn.
LIVING ROOM
UNIVERSAL DESIGN - HAND DRAWN Scale: NTS
0 1 2
Lounge
4
RENOVATION DESIGN - SKETCHUP
07
8
Elevator
Living Room
Front Porch
Living Room Patio
Patio
FIRST FLOOR
Dining Room
Garage
Kitchen
Lounge Kitchen Dining Room
Study
Elevator
Master Bedroom
Laundry Guest Bedroom Master Bathroom
SECOND FLOOR
Guest Bathroom
Guest Bedroom
Walk in closet
Master Bedroom
Walk in closet
Guest Bedroom
Master Guest Bathroom BathroomGuest Bedroom
KITCHEN DESIGN Cabinetry Notation Plan Cabinety Style: Recessed
All cabinetry by Kraftmaid
Color: Saddle on Cherry #
Description
WxDxH
Code #
Qtn.
1
Wall Double Door
36 x 12 x 36
W3636 BUTT
2
2
Wall Double Door
36 x 12 x 36
W3636 BUTT
3
Wall Easy Reach
30 x 12 x 30
WEZR3030 R
1
4
Wall Cabinet w/ Spice Cabinet
18 x 24 x 30
W1830 L
1
5
Wall Reverse-A-Shelf
21 x 24 x 30
W2130 L
6
Refrigerator Tall Cabinet
39 x 24 x 84
RTC392484 BUTT
1
7
Oven Cabinet-Double w/ 3" Stiles-Deep Drawer
33 x 24 x 84
OC332484(Butt) D
1
8
Wall Refrigerator 24" Deep
36 X 12 X 30
WR3630 BUTT
1
9
Base Pantry Pull-out
12 x 24 x 34 1/2
BPP12
1
10
Base Four Draw
18 x 24 x 34 1/2
BD18
1
11
Base Full-Height Double Door
36 x 24 x 34 12
B36 BUTT-FH
1
12
Wood Sink Base
33 x 24 x 34 1/2
SB24BUTT-33-W
1
13
Base Top Mount Wastebasket-Double Sidemount Soft-Close
18 x 24 x 34 1/2
BWBT18 2-SC
1
14
Easy Reach w/ Chrome Super Susan
36 x 24 x 34 1/2
EZR33 R
1
15
Base Single Door
24 x 24 x 34 1/2
B12 R
1
16
Base Multi-Storage Pantry
36 x 24 x 34 1/2
BMSP36
1
17
Base Full-Height Single Door w/ Tray Divider
9 x 24 x 34 1/2
B9 R
1
18
Base Deep Drawer Combination Top & Bottom Tray
24 x 24 x 34 1/2
BDDC24-2-TBT
1
19
Deep Range Base
36 x 24 x 34/12
DRB362428
1
20
Range Base
36 x 24 x 34 1/2
RB36 BUTT
1
21
Base Four Draw
12 x 24 x 34 1/2
BD12
1
22
Base Pantry Pull-out
12 x 24 x 34 1/2
BPP12
1
23
Base Step Stool Cabinet
6 X 24 X 34 1/2
BSS6 L
1
ISLAND
NOTABLE FEATURES - Utilizes the “work triangle” - Cabinetry - 42” High - 9” Toe-kick - 34” Roll-out cabinets/ counter tops - Roll-under sink - Pull hardware - 3’ width in passageway
MASTER BEDROOM
07
THANK YOU!
864.918.2500 lizgib1999@yahoo.com