Portfolio | 2023 by EMILY GREATHOUSE

EMILY

SELECTED WORKS

GREATHOUSE INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

2023

CONTENTS

01. Harborview Hotel Hospitality

02. Blanc Retail

03. ISU Parks Library Higher Education

04. Homestead Bound Residential

05. Creative Works Additional creative content

“SPACE IS THE BREATH OF ART” -F .L .W .

01. Harborview Hotel LUXURY WORKSPACE RETREAT Revit, Photoshop, Enscape, Illustrator

PROJECT NARRATIVE As the number of traveling working professionals rises each year, it becomes imperative to provide every traveler with a rejuvenating space during their stay in the bustling city centers. It was our mission was to design a luxurious hotel for traveling professionals to reside and work, that accommodates various work styles and preferences. Mixing feature spaces such as a Salon & Spa and rooftop bar, we give users a choice of how to relax and end their day. Collaborating with teammates Bailey Gunderson, Sydney New, and Alexis Murdock, we redesigned Navy Pier’s current Sable Hotel to better suit needs of traveling professionals.

LOBBY MAIN ENTRANCE

RESEARCH & HISTORY Built in 1916 as a shipping and recreational dock on Lake Michigan, Navy Pier in Chicago evolved into a prominent travel destination. Originally serving as a dock for cargo and military purposes, it now features attractions, parks, and events, attracting millions of visitors annually.

1. ENTRY

4. WEST LOUNGE

7. EMPLOYEE LOUNGE

2. RECEPTION DESK

5. CONCIERGE LOUNGE

8. MANAGERS OFFICE

3. EAST LOUNGE

6. SERVICE ROOM

Guest Rooms Lounge Coworking/Meeting Spaces Cafe/Restaurant Wellness Lobby

INITIAL SITE DIAGRAM

FINAL SITE DIAGRAM

The south side has been expanded to optimize space with four new levels, combining horizontal and vertical growth. The initial three floors showcase public amenities, including a lobby, spa, and rooftop bar, ensuring accessibility and a grand invitation. The following four levels are dedicated to private guest rooms, emphasizing tranquility and seclusion. The rooftop bar and event space extend the public area, providing panoramic views of the city.

Public Private

STANDARD GUEST ROOM 1. ENTRY 2. BATHROOM 3. KITCHENETTE AND DINING 4. BUILT IN WARDROBE 5. WORK STATION 6. BEDROOM QUARTERS

FF&E SELECTIONS Harborview Hotel's guest rooms are inspired by the Pier's vast history, featuring navy blue wallpaper drawing from the nearby lake, dark woods for warmth, elegant marble for luxury, and nautical accents, creating a timeless and sophisticated experience.

NAVY SHEARS SALON AND SPA One of the many feature spaces in Harborview Hotel that enhances guest experiences by providing convenient access to stress-relieving and wellness-focused services, contributing to a restful stay.

02. BLANC SUSTAINABLE GOODS AND SERVICES Revit, Photoshop, Enscape, Illustrator

PROJECT NARRATIVE In the heart of Notting Hill resides BLANC, a London-based small business that produces sustainable goods and ecofriendly laundry services. These range from things such as dry cleaning, tailoring, and more. My team included Darby Kaska and Krista Smith. During this project, my team and I developed a retail scene for a company of choice in an open unit of the historic downtown of Ames, Iowa.

Expanding upon Blanc’s retail space in London, the program specifics consist of a cash wrap, retail space, guest laundry, dressing rooms, a sewing room, and a private service and tailoring space.

1. RETAIL 2. LAUNDRY 3. CASHWRAP 4. ADA TAILORING & DRESSING ROOMS 5. SEWING ROOM 6. SERVICE ROOM

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SEATING AREA NORTH ELEVATION

CASH WRAP AND SEATING RENDERED ELEVATION BLANCs self serve eco-friendly laundry offers bar-height seating and ADA seating for university students to work on homework and wait for their laundry.

STORE FRONT RENDERED ELEVATION The facade encapsulates a dynamic display that shows the products and branding of the store as well as graphics indicating BLANC’s diverse and unique services.

03. Homestead Bound MIDWEST LUXURY GETAWAY Revit, Photoshop, Enscape

PROJECT NARRATIVE Homestead Bound is a project devoted to a chosen celebrity, reflecting their values and style through a luxury vacation home. The celebrity elected for this project was Ashton Kutcher, a native Iowan actor. Kutcher's vacation home reflects his design style, as shown in Architectural Digest's 2021 blog. Incorporating his midwestern roots, a rustic, soulful home that approaches farmhouse with a modern twist.

SITE & PROGRAMMING Homestead, IA, is home to Kutcher and about sixty-two other residents. A quiet town surrounded by farmland and, in the distance, the Iowa River. A perfect place for Kutcher and his family to escape their typical fast-paced lifestyle and revisit home.

Homestead, IA

1. FOYER 2. CHILDRENS BEDROOM 3. CHILDRENS BATHROOM 4. CHILDRENS BEDROOM 5. PRIMARY BATHROOM 6. PRIMARY BEDROOM 7. LIVING SPACE 8. GREENHOUSE 9. DINING ROOM 10. KITCHEN 11. WALK IN PANTRY 12. LAUNDRY 13. GARAGE 14. GUEST BATHROOM 15. GUEST BEDROOM

FF&E SELECTIONS This curated concept of timeless neutral colors, organic lines, and reclaimed wood forms a captivating design scheme that perfectly harmonizes with the Kutcher's current Architectural Digest-featured home's tone and manner.

04. Iowa State University Parks Library APPRECIATING NEURODIVERSITY AT IOWA STATE Revit, Photoshop, Enscape, Illustrator

PROJECT NARRATIVE This research-based project discovered that about one-third of the student population suffers from anxiety and that the Parks Library at Iowa State University fails to accommodate to needs of the neurodiverse student population at Iowa State University. In the renovation of the library, we transformed spaces to resonate with the unique needs of the neurodiverse community, fostering an environment where the strength of togetherness is not just acknowledged but celebrated. Alongside peers Olivia Helton and Jaclyn Foster, our project focus was a comprehensive redesign of the library's heavily trafficked 3rd and 4th floors.

PROJECT SCOPE Parks library, occupying a substantial area of approximately 325,000 square feet, stands as one of the most expansive structures on the university campus, slightly surpassing the dimensions of the Memorial Union.

COMMUNITY OVERCOMES Within the framework of our parti diagram, the intersections where the circles overlap symbolize the strong overlapping ties forged through human interaction and community engagement. This visual representation encapsulates the notion that these interconnections nurture our collective strength.

PROGRAM SPECIFICS Study Spaces Work areas (45%) Individual desks Group tables Rooms (25%) Collaborative rooms with technology Teaching/mentoring rooms Individual work rooms Lounge areas (15%) Individual lounging Group lounging 2 Printer stations

Study Rooms 30%

Work Areas 50%

Lounge Areas 20%

Feature spaces and amenities to integrate community 1 Atrium/feature wall 1 Kitchenette and 2 vending machines

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IN DY U ST

SINGLE USER SEATING ELEVATION

D. IN DY U ST

UP O Y GR UD ST KS

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CUSTOM GRAPHIC WALLCOVERING

ATRIUM FEATURE SPACE To combat students staying home, an atrium space was implemented that cuts into the fourth floor, with a feature wall to showcase student art and host after-hours activities such as movies, plays, and speeches. The current library lacks community. This space will make it more than just a place for last-minute studying during finals.

05. Creative Works SENIOR YEAR ADVANCED ART & UNIVERSITY PROJECTS Mixed media, charcoal, graphite, acrylic, ink

2023 COLLEGE OF DESIGN HOLIDAY CARD Each year, a student is selected to design the holiday card, and for this iteration, my goal was to encapsulate the vibrant student experience. Drawing inspiration from campanile, design tools, and the university's colors, the card is a visual journey through the dynamic world of design education. Sent to university donors and esteemed alumni, the design aims to evoke a sense of pride and nostalgia while showcasing the innovation fostered at the College of Design. By seamlessly weaving together these elements, the card becomes a festive celebration of the design legacy that defines Iowa State University.

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