E M I LY A P P E L G AT E INTERIOR DESIGN
E M I LY A P P E L G AT E INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO “The things you are passionate about are not random, they are your calling.” - Fabienne Frederickson
E M I LY A P P E L G AT E EDUCATION
Iowa State University Ames, IA BFA Interior Design | CIDA Accredited | Design Studies Minor | Expected Graduation May 2018 Rome Study Abroad ISU Design Study Abroad Program | Spain, Germany, Ireland, Italy, France
WORK EXPERIENCE
INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN | HFR DESIGN, LEE’S SUMMIT, MO | SUMMER 2017 Healthcare design experience, construction documentation, casework design, detail drawings, client meetings, site visits, marketing material MARKETING ASSISTANT INTERN | NIACC, MASON CITY, IA | 2012-2013 Assisted in marketing campaign development, assisted with promotional events, news releases, team meeting participation, product orders and delivery STUDENT EMPLOYEE - OFFICE OF THE SENIOR VP AND PROVOST | IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY | 2014 - PRESENT Assisted in organizing New Faculty Orientation and Emerging Leadership Academy, oversaw and organized accreditation files and archives, filing Letters of Intent for new and current faculty, designed fliers and event invitations, clerical office work
SKILLS
- AutoCAD Architecture, Revit, SketchUp, Cinema 4D, Adobe Suite, and Microsoft Suite - Healthcare Educational Zone design experience - Read and create construction documents - LEED GA and IDFX exam preparations in progress - Design for human factors and ergonomics - Self motivated and passionate - Great verbal and written communication skills - Team-oriented - Excellent attention to detail - Determined to learn new skills
AWARDS + ACHIEVEMENTS
ISU STUDENT EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR NOMINATION Spring 2018 DEAN’S LIST Fall 2017 SILVER CORD AWARD Spring 2012 OUTSTANDING SOLOIST AWARD Fall 2012 - Lincoln Center, New York City, NY IOWA ALLSTATE CHOIR GOLD MEDALIST Spring 2010
REFERENCES
DIANE ALSHIHABI
Interior Design Professor, Iowa State University Work Phone: (515) 294-8393 Work Email: dshihabi@iastate.edu AMY MIKOVEC
Interior Design Professor, Iowa State University Work Phone: (515) 294-7606 Work Email: aedh@iastate.edu DAWN BRATSCH-PRINCE
Associate Provost, Office of the Senior VP and Provost, Iowa State University Work Phone: (515) 294-6410 Work email: deprince@iastate.edu
INTRODUCTION Being a student in Iowa State University’s Interior Design program has allowed me to grow as a pupil, designer, and professional. The projects included in my portfolio have challenged me in ways I could not have imagined and have further perfected my design skills. Throughout my education, I have learned how to hand and computer render, draft, construct buildings from the inside out, and utilize AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUP, Cinema 4D, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Publisher, and Microsoft suite.
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In the Fall of 2016 I studied abroad in Rome, Italy. Studying abroad has tested my design knowledge and helped me develop new skills to create quality designs. My experiences in Europe, both in and outside the classroom, have challenged my ability to adapt to unfamiliar surroundings and has prepared me to take on any challenge.
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PA R T N E R P R OJ E C T
SPRING 2017
H E A LT H C A R E
INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
SPRING 2016
RESIDENTIAL
2014 - 2017
CREATIVE WORK
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INTERNSHIP S U MMER 2017
E L E VAT I O N S INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION During my two month internship with HFR Design in Lee’s Summit, MO I worked on the Construction Document phase of Menorah Medical Center’s Radiology Department Renovation in Overland Park, KS. Other projects that I worked on included adding detail drawings from AutoCAD to Revit, meeting with local reps, updating demolition notes in Revit, and setting up project sheets.
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PROJECT
ROLE
During the Construction Document phase of Menorah Medical Center Radiology and MRI Department Renovation, I built casework in staff, patient, and operating areas in Revit, created interior elevations of all casework, set up casework detail drawings, hand rail and crash rail detail drawings, head wall detail drawings, corner guard and door frame protection detail drawings, wall protection detail drawings, interior finish tags and keynotes, acoustical wall panel selection, interior finish selection, and put together color and material sample boards for the client.
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Radiology and MRI Department Floor Plan
Alternate MRI Department Floor Plan
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D E TA I L D R A W I N G S
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Color Sample Board
MARKETING
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C O R P O R AT E FA L L 2 0 17 | I NDIVI DUA L
N E X T C O R P O R AT I O N PROJECT DESCRIPTION Design a medical office building for Steelcase’s Student Design Competition that makes care more accessible and convenient for the residents of Seattle, Washington. NEXT medical office building is a multidisciplinary medical group that promotes healthy living and active lifestyles while emphasizing private care .
DESIGN
CONCEPT
In a world so connected through online communication, we spend more time looking at a screen than we do interacting with people around us. Technology is momentous in today’s cyberculture, but it interrupts the establishment of social connections. These connections stimulate productivity, promote overall wellbeing, and increase employee success.
NEXT Logo Design
NEXT aims to reconnect people by creating spaces that foster social
interaction and encourage the building of human connections. Inspiration Images
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Concept Development
Concept Development
CONSULTATION ROOM
MEDIUM CONFERENCE
WORKCAFE
EXAM ROOMS
CONSULTATION ROOM
EDUCATION ZONE
ACUPUNCTURE ROOM MASSAGE ROOM MASSAGE ROOM
EDUCATION ZONE
MASSAGE WAITING
WASH ROOMS
Zone/ Area Plan
MOTHER’S ROOM
LAUNDRY
SHARED OFFICES
RESOURCE CENTER RECEPTION/ WAITING
LARGE CONFERENCE
Design Research *Steelcase: “The Resilient Workplace”, 2017*
OPEN OFFICE
QUIET ROOMS
WORKCAFE
This social zone utilizes a variety of seating with assorted postures to support collaboration and communication. The WorkCafe is a multi-functional space where users can come to socialize, focus, relax, and connect with others at any time throughout the day. The variety and flexibility of seating options allow this space to transform to fit group activities, meetings, individual work, and general relaxation space.
Materials and Furniture
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Floor Plan
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WorkCafe Perspective
Reception & Waiting Perspective
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RECEPTION & WAITING This social zone invites patients and guests into the NEXT suite. With two different seating areas, the waiting room stimulates social connection through conversational seating arrangements and decorative atmosphere. The water-feature wall creates a sense of movement and interest within the space while directing users to the reception desk, framed by materials that mimic scenes of Seattle’s picturesque landscape.
Reception & Waiting Floor Plan
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Conceptual Sketches
Materials and Furniture
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OPEN OFFICE This resident zone provides assigned areas for workers to complete their day-to-day tasks and supports focused and collaborative work. The open plan allows employees to easily navigate the space, encouraging communication and social interaction while providing spaces to focus on individual and team tasks.
Open Office Perspective
Open Office Floor Plan
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Materials and Furniture
EXAM ROOMS These meeting zones provide flexible seating arrangements that foster collaboration and social interaction. These exam room spaces offer a range of technologies to effectively encourage different forms of communication between the doctor and their patients.
Exam Room Perspective
Exam Room Floor Plan
Materials and Furniture
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R E TA I L FA L L 2 016 | PA RTNER
MASK OF FREEDOM PROJECT DESCRIPTION Design a luxury retail storefront for an Italian Fashion Design student in Rome, Italy that showcases their most recent clothing line and captures their design philosophy. Teamwork and communication are key, much like it is for any design office, in the understanding of international design.
DESIGN
CONCEPT
Mask of Freedom is a minimal retail environment where directional lighting emphasizes the layers and textures of each material. A continuous wall structure will guide clients through the space and represent the transition of a woman becoming confident in who she is.
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In this project, I produced two of the four rendered perspectives, both ground and lower level rendered floor plans, as well as all of the ground level, lower level, and store front rendered sections, elevations, and reflected ceiling plans.
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Ground Level Perspective - by Emily Appelgate
Materials and Finishes
Ground Level Floor Plan - by Emily Appelgate
East Section - by Emily Appelgate
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West Section - by partner
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Elevator Display - by partner
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Lower Level Floor Plan - by Emily Appelgate
Lower Level Perspective - by partner
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Logo Detail
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Wall Detail
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Lower Level Perspective - by Emily Appelgate
Ground Level RCP - by Emily Appelgate
Lower Level RCP - by Emily Appelgate
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Storefront Context View - by partner
Window Detail
Storefront Day Elevation - by Emily Appelgate
Materials and Finishes
Storefront Night Elevation - by Emily Appelgate
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H E A LT H C A R E S P R I N G 2017 | PA RTNER
A P P E L AT TA A S S I S T E D L I V I N G PROJECT DESCRIPTION To create an 11,000 SF assisted living community, Appelatta Assisted Living Community, in Panama Pacifico, Panama. Requiring an entrance, lobby space, reception area, studio and one bedroom apartments, dining room, community kitchen,and a “wow� space,this assisted living community must meet ADA requirements and work within a $7.5 million budget.
DESIGN
CONCEPT
Appelatta Community will be designed to create an inviting and opening environment, allowing users to escape from the stresses of everyday life. Our fluid color scheme, variety of textures, and abundance of natural light will provide comfort and tranquility for residents. Soaring ceiling heights and expansive glazing connect residents and visitors to the outdoor environment, unifying nature and the interior space.
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Block Diagram
Atrium
Entry/ Reception/ Lobby
Storage/ Mechanical/ Utility
Gathering
Physical Therapy
Back of House
Cafe
Public Bathroom
Offices
Reception Perspective
Area Plan
Entry Floor Plan
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Entry RCP
Reception and Lobby Perspective
COLOR STATEMENT Appelatta Community’s rich color palette is inspired by the versatile plant life of Panama’s luscious rainforests. Appelatta Community incorporates Panama’s natural surroundings in it’s interior through the use of vibrant colors and emphasis on contrasting textures. The open floor plan will allow natural light to flood the space, highlighting interior colors and patterns to create a design that unifies nature and the indoors.
Lobby Perspective
Inspiration Image
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Color Scheme
Lobby Perspective
Entry Furniture Plan
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Color Selection
Furniture Selection Key
Material Selection Key
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RESIDENTIAL S P R I N G 2 016 | INDIVI DUA L
LASALLE LUXURY RESIDENCE PROJECT DESCRIPTION Develop a high-end luxury design for Andre and Iris Lasalle and their family. This project addresses a contemporary interior design issue, reinterprets aesthetic and spacial preferences or specific global heritages , and reflect the clients current and professional interests. Acessibility and air quality accommodations, related to a family member’s physical mobility and breathing ailments, are key programmatic challenges in this project.
DESIGN
CONCEPT
The Lasalle Luxury Residence was inspired by Persian design and historical influences. This concept derived from Andre and Iris’s love of art and culture. The layout of the home, in combination with Persian architecture and materials, will work to guide one through the traditional space.
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Inspiration Images
Kitchen Perspective
Materials
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Ground Floor Plan
Ground Floor RCP
Fixture Selection
Great Room Perspective
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Basement Floor Plan
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C R E AT I V E W O R K 2 014- 2017
HAND DRAFTING
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D E S I G N R E P R E S E N TAT I O N
Charcoal/ Conte Crayon Drawing
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Charcoal/ Conte Crayon Drawing
Still Life Sketches
STUDY ABROAD
Rome Studio Space
Capri, Italy
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Ostia Lida, Italy
Barcelona, Spain
Rome, Italy
Venice Bienale, Venice , Italy
Versailles, Paris, France
Rome, Italy
C O N TAC T M E (641) 420-8983 eea@iastate.edu www.linkedin.com/in/emily-appelgate-33b01110a/