Emily Pereira Interior Design Portfolio by Emily Pereira

Emily Pereira Design Portfolio

Emily Pereira

Stonington, CT @ep_id

epereira98@gmail.com @emilypereira

(860) 287 - 5218 LEED Green Associate

Education

Work Experience

Additional Experience

Awards & Recognitions

Endicott College, 2016 to 2020 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design GPA: 3.91, Magna Cum Laude Honors: Mortar Board, Dean’s List, Honors Program, Presidential Academic Scholarship Florence University of the Arts, Fall 2018 Fall Semester Study Abroad Program Explored Historical Architecture and European Design CIS Madrid, Jan. 2017 Three Week Cultural Tour of Spain Explored Historic Architecture and Museums to Study the Spanish Language and Culture

Blakely Interior Design, North Kingstown, RI, Associate Designer Nov. 2020 to Current Coordinate Interior Furnishings for Clients Draft Technical Drawings Visualize Conceptual Direction for Projects Bergmeyer, Boston, MA, Internship Sept. 2019 to Dec. 2019 Collaborated on a Hospitality Lobby Reposition Selected Materials for the Palette Assisted with Design Options Formatted Client Presentations Drew within the Construction Document Set Payette Associates, Boston, MA, Internship May 2018 to Aug. 2018 May 2019 to Aug. 2019 (AIA Firm of the Year) Developed Dynamic Material Palettes Investigated Healthy and Sustainable Materials Generated Furniture Specifications Organized an In-Office Materials Trade Show Revival Interiors, Westerly, RI, Internship May 2017 to Jan. 2018 Consulted with Residential Clients Collaborated in Designing Residential Kitchen and Bathrooms

Endicott College Writing Center Tutor Jan. 2017 to May 2020 Certified CRLA Level III Writing Tutor Etsy Shop Owner: Peony Pen June 2017 to Sept. 2019 Custom Hand-Made Watercolor Products Endicott Gull2Gull Mentorship Program Sept. 2017 to May 2018 Mentor: Amelia Papadakis, Bergmeyer Associates IIDA NE Student Mentorship Program Feb. 2018 to Mar. 2018 Mentor: Alicia Kosasih, CBT Architects IIDA NE Fashion Show Volunteer Oct. 12, 2017 The Odyssey Online Content Creator Aug. 2016 to May 2017 Content Creator for Online Social Media Platform

2019 PAVE Student Aid Scholarship Recipient Nov. 2019 NASAD Accreditation Evaluated Student Work Endicott College, Spring 2019 ClaynSoul Experiential Design The Body Shop Global Shop Booth Da Vinci’s Humanism Student Invitational Florence University of the Arts, Fall 2018 Equality Bar Restaurant Design International Education Photo Contest Endicott College, Third Place, Fall 2018 Road to the Acropolis 2018 IIDA NE Design Awards Finalist in Student Entries, Jan. 2018 ClaynSoul Experiential Design 2018 Student Invitational Exhibition Endicott College, Jan. 2018 The Body Shop Global Shop Booth IIDA Interior Design Career Day Student Entry Nov. 3, 2017 Residential Design for Autism

Skills Revit SketchUp InDesign Illustrator Photoshop

Image Strategy Leadership Adaptability Organization Communication

“She designed a life she loved”

Professional Thesis Hospitality Healthcare Retail Corporate Creative

Travel

Hand Renderings

JetBlue Corporate Office

ClaynSoul Pop-Up Shop

Habitat Health

Equality Restaurant & Bar

Medley Family Center

Employment Experience

Table of Contents

Experience

Work Experience Objective

To design and monitor all tasks for one boutique hotel and seven residential projects. These projects require appropriate time management, deliberate design decisions, and efficient problem solving. Continued client communication and respect to the “Blakely Aesthetic” are also integral elements to this position.

Outcome I have grown rapidly and earned the fastest promotion from Assistant Designer to Associate Designer this company has offered which was within one year of my hiring date.

Furnishing Selections for a Home Office

Disclaimer

Work that I completed during my employment is owned by Blakely Interior Design. All renderings were created by Polina Meteiko.

Dining Room & Great Room (Outsourced to Renderer)

FRONT VIEW 6'-5" 1'-9"

2" 2"

1'-11"

2" 2"

1'-9"

CUSTOM TABLE WITH STONE TOP AND WHITE OAK WOOD VENEER FRAME

3'-0"

1 3/4"

8 3/4" 8 3/4"

1" ADJUST. SHELF

2'-6"

8 3/4"

2'-4"

MINI FRIDGE 19.5"W, 33"H, 21"D

TABLE DIMENSIONS: 36"W, 20"D, 31.75"H

NOTE: ALL DOORS TO BE PAINTED IN SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW 9178 "IN THE NAVY" . ALL OTHER SURFACES TO BE WHITE OAK WOOD VENEER

4" 2"

3'-0"

MICROWAVE 20"W, 12"H, 16"D

DECORATIVE FOOT & BASE DETAIL

4" RECESSED TOE KICK

2 EQ. SPACED, STATIONARY 1" SHELVES

SIDE VIEW 1'-6 1/4"

BACK VIEW

QTY:

ID4.1 ROOM #:

150,154,137,145,146,142, Scale 3/4" = 1'-0" 143,155,149,151,153,147, 157

38"

156,140,152,144,148

24"

136

34"

159

163"

158

10/13/21 VANITY WIDTH: EP BSC 46"

3/4"

NOTE: COUNTERTOPS TO RUN WALL TO WALL EXCEPT IN ROOMS 136 & 159. ALL COUNTERTOPS TO BE TEMPLATED ON SITE.

144

142

140

138

136

1'-1"

153

151

149

ANCHORAGE INN

DECORATIVE FOOT DETAIL 4" 2"

155

147

145

143

141

139

137

OPEN SHELF W/ SLAT DETAIL FOR BASKETS

4" OPEN SPACE

3'-6"

3'-10"

YORK, ME

Floorplan of the Anchorage Inn - Atrium Building, 1st Floor No. Description Date OVERALL ATRIUM Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

ANCHORAGE 9/1/21 Author Checker

ID2.1 Scale 3/32" = 1'-0"

QUANTITIES CUSTOM BATHROOM VANITY - 46"

FOOT DETAIL

Date Drawn by Checked by

ANCHORAGE INN ASIAN-STYLE BRACKET FOOT YORK, ME

157

1/2" 6" 4 1/2"

1'-8"

2'-0"

VANITY MATERIAL: WHITE OAK WOOD VENEER

FRONT VIEW

159

PLAN VIEW: SLAT DETAILING 1/2" 4 1/2" 6"

UNDERMOUNT SINK

1'-0"

146

3'-0"

Date Drawn by Checked by

ASIAN-STYLE BRACKET FOOT

FAUX INSET DRAWER

2 1/4"

148

FOOT DETAIL

NOTE: FILLERS TO BE INCLUDED WHERE NECESSARY. TO BE CUT DOWN ON SITE.

3'-0"

150

CUSTOM CASEDIMENSIONS GOOD& QUANTITIES

ANCHORAGE INN YORK, ME

152

4" RECESSED TOE KICK

1'-10 3/4"

FRONT VIEW

1'-11"

154

E.Q.

CASEGOOD QUANTITY: 23 FREE STANDING TABLE QUANTITY: 23

1'-11"

156

3/4" INSET DOORS

5 1/2"

E.Q.

158

1'-0 1/2"

2'-0 3/4"

4" DIA OPENING FOR MINI FRIDGE WIRES

4" DIA OPENING FOR MICROWAVE WIRES

4 1/2"

QTY: 10/13/21 EP 1 BSC 2

ROOM #:

ID4.2A

ALL ROOMS (EXCEPT BELOW)

Scale 138

3/4" = 1'-0"

159

EXTRA / BACKUP TOTAL: 27

SIDE VIEW 1'-8"

QUARTZ STONE TOP MILLED TO 3/4"

INSET CABINET DOORS W/ RECESSED BEVELED TRIM DETAIL 1" NON-ADJUSTABLE INTERIOR SHELF CENTERED

3/4" INSET DOORS 2'-5"

2'-5"

4" 1" 10 3/4"

10 3/4" 1"

2'-6"

NOTE: NIGHTSTAND TO BE PAINTED IN SHERWIN WILLIAMS SW7636 "ORIGAMI WHITE"

DECORATIVE FOOT DETAIL

4" RECESSED TOE KICK

CUSTOM NIGHTSTAND 1 3/4" = 1'-0"

Custom Furniture Shop Drawings

Bathroom Rendering (Outsourced to Renderer)

Guest Room (Outsourced to Renderer)

Internship Objective

To understand and complete the appropriate tasks required of the various design phases of a project.

Solution

During a semester-long internship, I collaborated with two other team members on a lobby repositioning project located at 500 Boylston Street. For this project, I assisted with design options, conducted material research, formatted client presentations, and worked within the construction document set. In addition, I attended client meetings, coordinated visits with product representatives, and selected finishes for material palettes.

Reception & Lobby Rendering

Floor Plan

Outcome I contributed to the conceptual design, schematic design, and design development phases within this high-end hospitality inspired project.

Disclaimer

Work that I completed during my internship is owned by Bergmeyer.

Elevator Signage Design Options

12/4/2019 11:52:15 AM

Reception Desk Reception Desk

C:\Users\csandore\Documents\131_500BOYLSTON_CENTRAL_csandore.rvt

12'12’- 3 3/8"4”

Standing Height Counter

Concealed Screens

I 2' - 1"

J 2' - 11"

I 2' - 1"

NOTES 2' - 0"

2. Type B = largest area that requires a single image. Both jpegs are sized at 2'-9" x 5'-4" to match B.

2' - 9"

Keyboard

2' - 0"

3. Dashed line represents both image seam and corner of column. Files to print should be set up so that the image seam falls on the corner of the column to make the pattern repeat less noticible. The images should be bookmatched at seams.

1' - 0"

Largest Full Print Needed

1' - 0"

Additional Storage

Grain Color Variation

Brass Inlay

2' - 9"

11/6/2019 12:27:37 PM

Plan View

PLAN

1/4" = 1'-0"

Plan View D

3' - 7"

9' - 2"

3' - 7"

1/4" = 1'-0"

UNFOLDED ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"

ADHESIVE VINYL MOCKUP Bergmeyer Associates, Inc. 51 Sleeper Street Boston, MA 02210 Phone 617 542 1025 Fax 617 542 1026

500 BOYLSTON LOBBY REPOSITIONING 500 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MA 02116

Bergmeyer Associates, Inc. 51 Sleeper Street Boston, MA 02210 Phone 617 542 1025 Fax 617 542 1026

1/2" = 1'-0"

RECEPTION PLAN

Security Controls 500 BOYLSTON LOBBY REPOSITIONING Computer Screens 500 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MA 02116

RECEPTION PLAN

Bergmeyer Associates, Inc. 51 Sleeper Street Boston, MA 02210 Phone 617 542 1025 Fax 617 542 1026

ENLARGED PRINT

Security Controls Computer Screens

Security Controls

7' - 2" 3' - 0"

COLUMN AXON

Security Controls

3' - 0"

Storage

C:\Users\csandore\Documents\131_500BOYLSTON_CENTRAL_csandore.rvt

0' - 8"

2' - 1 1/2"

5' - 4" 2' - 1 1/2"

Storage

C:\Users\csandore\Documents\131_500BOYLSTON_CENTRAL_csandore.rvt

B A

1' - 0"

4' - 0"

Trash & Recycling 11/6/2019 12:27:37 PM

1' - 0"

4' - 0"

Trash & Recycling

3' - 7"

3' - 5 1/8"

4' - 0"

2' - 0"

1 P-17

2' - 1 1/4"

5' - 4"

3' - 5 1/8"

Brass Inlay 0' - 1 1/4"

3' - 5 1/8"

4. After vinyl is installed, new grout to match vinyl color will be applied over existing joints.

3' - 5 1/8"

4' - 0"

5' - 4"

5. Unfolded elevation represents 1 mockup.

Keyboard

6' - 9"

1. Adhesive vinyl should be sized/cut to existing stone panel sizes. Thick lineweight represents adhesive vinyl size.

4' - 6 1/2"

3' - 8"

4' - 6 1/2"

3' - 8"

5' - 4"

500 BOYLSTON LOBBY REPOSITIONING

3' - 8"

Computer Screens

0' - 8"

0' - 7" 2' - 2" 0' - 9"

3' - 6"

Concealed Screens

3' - 8"

500 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MA 02116

Elevation View Custom Reception Desk

JOB #: SCALE: DATE: DWN BY: CROSS REF:

18XXX As indicated 12/04/19 Author

P-17

Elevation View

RECEPTION ELEVATION Bergmeyer Associates, Inc. 51 Sleeper Street Boston, MA 02210 Phone 617 542 1025 Fax 617 542 1026

500 BOYLSTON LOBBY REPOSITIONING 500 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MA 02116

RECEPTION ELEVATION Bergmeyer Associates, Inc. 51 Sleeper Street Boston, MA 02210 Phone 617 542 1025 Fax 617 542 1026

Design Study of Adhesive Vinyl on Columns

Material Palette

500 BOYLSTON LOBBY REPOSITIONING 500 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON MA 02116

Lounge Rendering

Internship Objective

To understand the material choices of a project based on: aesthetics, concept, sustainability, health, the client’s need, standards, appropriate application, and budget.

Solution

BIOLOGY - OFFICE FACULTY 422

EGRESS STAIR S400

BIOLOGY - OFFICE FACULTY 418

DC1

GC1 GC1 LF1 LF1

DC1

JANITOR CLOSET 415 LC1

BIOLOGY STUDENT / FACULTY CONF 409

TA14

GC5 GC5

LC1

BIOLOGY TLAB GCMB 1 430

TC1

DC1

GC1 GC1 LF1 LF1

BIOLOGY - OFFICE COORDINATOR 426

TC1

DC1

GC1 GC1 LF1 LF1

BIOLOGY - OFFICE TECH 424

FUTURE GROWTH OFFICE 416

TC1

BIOLOGY - OFFICE FACULTY 420

LS1 LS1

DC1

GC1 GC1 LF1 LF1

GC5 GC5

LS1 LS1

STUDENT/FACULTY 436

CC2

CC2 TA12

CC2 GC5 TA5a GC5 GC5 GC5

GC5 GC5

MENS 450

GC5 TA5b GC5

EMERG ELECTRIC RM 454A

WOMENS 452

CC2 CC2

UNISEX TOILET 407

ELEVATOR -

TS1 TS1 TS1 TS1

ELECTRIC RM 454

TA7

LC6 TA14

LC6

TA14

LC6

TA14

LC6

TS1 TS1 TS1 TS1

BIOLOGY MOLECULAR SUITE 405

BIOLOGY CENTRIFUGE SUITE 403 LC6

LC6

ST1

TA14 TA14

LC6

IDF ROOM 455

LC5 TA18 LS2

LS2

LC5 ST1

LC5

GC4 GC4 TA18

GC4 LS2

LS2

LS2 LS2

LS2

TA9

LS2

ST1 GC4

LS2

LS2 LS2

LS2

GC4 GC4

LS2

TA17 LC5 TA15

TA15 LC6

BIOLOGY RLAB OSPINA 408

BIOLOGY RLAB CASLAKE 406

BIOLOGY RLAB KURT 404

LC5

BIOLOGY - WATER / ICE / AUTOCLAVE 402

LC6

STUDENT 481

LC6

ST1 LC6

LC6

STUDENT 482

LC6

TA15

LC5 LC6

SHARED - HI-TECH CLASSROOM / DATA VIZ COMPUTER CLASS 460

ST1 GC4 GC4

STUDENT 483

TA9 GC4

GC4 GC4 GC4 DC2

CS - OFFICE FACULTY (CHUN WAI LIEW) 461

TC1 TA13b GC1 GC1

MF1 MF1

I worked in the materials library, attended material meetings, joined showroom visits and contributed to the material selection process. In addition, I attended weekly events such as the “Lunch and Learns” and “Meet the Materials”.

Outcome

LS1 LS1

BIOLOGY TLAB PREP - GCMB 432

TA5a

STUDENT 480

LS1 LS1

GC1 GC1 LF1 LF1

BIOLOGY - TECH WORKSPACE 417

CC2

BIOLOGY TLAB GCMB 2 434

CS - OFFICE LAB TECH 463

GC1

TC2 TC2 TC2TC2

TA2 TA2

GC1 TC2 TC1 DC1

TC2 TC2 TC2 TC2

GC1 TC2 TC2

MF1 MF1

TA2 TA2

TC2

CS - OFFICE FACULTY (UNOCCUPIED) 465

GC1 TC1 DC1

TC2 TC2 TC2 TC2

TA2 TA2 TC2

GC1

TA2 TA2 TC2 TC2 TA2 TA2

TC2

TC2 TC2 TC2 TC2

TC2

TA2 TA2 TC2 TC2

MF1 MF1

CS - OFFICE FACULTY (PFAFFMAN) 467

SHARED - BIO/CS COMPUTER LAB 462

MF1MF1 GC1 GC1

EGRESS STAIR S499

DC2A TA13b TC1

GC1

CC3 CC3

GC4 GC4 GC4

STUDENT C484

TA9

GC4

LC5

CC3 CC3

CC3

SHARED CONFERENCE ROOM 470

LC5 LC5 GC4 GC4 ST1 ST1 ST1

TA17

TA10 CC3 CC3

CC3 CC3

Material Palette: Chelsea Soldiers’ Home Flooring (Preliminary)

Lafayette College

My experience with Payette Associates provided me with a thorough understanding of how materials play a significant role within the built environment. In addition, I learned how to properly indicate where and how a material is utilized within the space through furniture tagging, furniture plans, and specification sheets.

Disclaimer

Work that I completed during my internship is owned by Payette Associates.

Flooring Patterns from Mannington

Chelsea Soldiers’ Home

Level 6 : Family Waiting Room BLC-1 (QTY : 3)

LC-2 (QTY : 1)

University of North Carolina Charlotte

Material Palette: Hershey Children’s Hospital Animal Theme (Preliminary)

Manufacturer : KI Product Name : Soltice Bariatric Chair Dims : Dims : 34.5”W x 28”D x 32”H (19”SH)

Manufacturer : KI Product Name : Soltice Medium Loveseat Dims : 48”W x 28”D x 32”H (19” SH)

TA-3 (QTY : 2)

Manufacturer : HBF Product Name : Oval Egg Side Table Dims : 17.25”W x 12.75”D x 18.75”H

TA-1 (QTY : 2)

Manufacturer : Versteel Product Name : Vela Square Dims : 36”W x 36”D x 29”H

GC1 (QTY : 9)

Manufacturer : Source Product Name : Cache Dims : 22.5”W x 22.5”D x 35”H (18”SH)

Hershey Children’s Hospital Furniture Selection

Material Palette: Hershey Children’s Hospital Blossom Theme (Preliminary) Hershey Children’s Hospital Animal Concept Palette

OPTION

Hershey Children’s Hospital Blossom Concept Palette

Medley Family Center

Objective

To thoroughly research and investigate the key points of contention surrounding divorce and remarriage within the United States. After determining issues, provide a design solution through design theories, skills, and methodologies. User needs, accessible design, and anthropometrics are to be incorporated within the design of this multi-use space.

Solution

Play and educational programs implemented within a family community center will encourage healthy relationship building for families of divorce and remarriage. An investigation of the developmental stages of play and types of play will provide the foundation of embedded play experiences. To ensure a positive atmosphere that fosters appropriate behavior, a strength-based approach is taken through the empowerment model. Attachment theory and place attachment introduce a comforting sense of community within Medley. Lastly, color theory and the material selection evoke an appropriate design language for a sophisticated space utilized by parents and children alike.

Thesis Statement Medley is a community center for families of divorce and remarriage. The design of the center incorporates play and education programs as an alternative solution to common issues that these user groups face. The education programs provide logical insight on the family’s given circumstance, while play ensures a positive distraction and opportunity to explore life skills naturally. The community center features playful and interactive design elements to ensure a sense of community, an engaging experience, and a means of bonding.

Software Revit Enscape Photoshop

Medley

User Groups & Needs

Family Community Center

Divorce

Children

Concept: A Single Thread I look around and find that we are all connected. A single thread represents the family; regardless of their relationship, they will forever be connected. The black portion of the thread represents the darkness one might feel when experiencing family transitions such as divorce or remarriage. The concept model becomes active, engaging, and playful when color is later incorporated within the single thread. Although some individuals might feel a disconnect during family changes (represented by the white areas of the thread), they will forever be apart of one common identity; family.

Parents

Research & Schematics

Shared Needs

Controlling emotions Cooperate with other parent Redirecting attention & behavior Uninvolving child in conflict

Communication Awareness of individual behavior Co-parenting strategies Establishing goals Coping Problem Solving

Debunk common myths & truths Normalizing the situation Feeling at fault Feeling unable to overcome Feeling broken

Acknowledging emotion Addressing individual needs Communication Coping Managing conflict Awareness of individual behavior Venting

Breakdown of Ages & Effects Children Young Children

Baby

Remarriage Establishing expectations Identifying family strengths

Establishing expectations Identifying meaning of family Bonding

Adolescent

(6-12 Years) (13- 19 Years) (2-6 Years) Vulnerable to parent conflict Experience loyalty conflict Impact on academics, social Require emotional warmth life, and individual Stages of Social Play: relationships and physical care Stages of Social Play: Recall changes in nurturance Onlooker play (18+ months) Increased responsibilities Social cooperative play Prone to rapid detachment Unoccupied play (0-3 (3+ years) Stages of Social Play: months) Solitary play (3-18 months) Onlooker play (18+ months) Stages of Social Play: Onlooker play (18+ months) Onlooker play (18+ months) Associative play (3-4 years) Parallel play (18-24 months) Social cooperative play Social cooperative play (3+ years) (3+ years) (0-2 Years) Absorb stress Sense hostility and anger

2D Parti

3D Concept Model

Additional User Groups: Program educators, trained mediators, family science professionals, attorneys, play facilitators, staff Factors of User Needs: Parental absence, duration, conflict, violence, divorce proceedings, custody, environmental changes, socio-economic status, ethno-cultural background, childrearing style

Concept Play

Communicate

Explore

Support

Active

Design Icons Motor-Physical

Positive Atmosphere

Solitary

Fantasy-Dramatic

Building Skills

Onlooker Parallel Associative Social Cooperative

Constructive Competitive Expressive

Additional Icons

Unoccupied Types of Play

Strength based approaches* Debunking myths & truths* Communication* Acknowledging emotion* Coping* Awareness of individual behavior* Normalizes situation* Co-Parenting strategies* Problem-solving* Sense of community* Managing conflict* Understanding of family dynamics*

Stages of Play

Solution to User Needs Outcomes of Education Programs

Flexible Use Communication Promoted Attachment Theory

Virtual-Digital

*(Effect) - Provides a solution to a user group need

Outcomes of Play Positive emotions Behavioral growth Feeling of well-being Emotional development* Coping skills* Positive distraction* Social skills* Sense of community* Bonding* Problem solving* Initiates human connection* Cooperation* *(Effect) - Provides a solution to a user group need

Categories of Play Motor-physical, constructive, expressive, fantasy-dramatic, competitive, and virtual-digital Children in any stage of social play can participate in these six categories. Consider their abilities to ensure the specific activity is appropriate for their individual skills and development

First Floor Bubble Diagram

Second Floor Bubble Diagram

Materials Terrazzo

Textured Upholstery

White Oak Flooring

Custom Wallpaper

Brushed Chrome

Medley Family Community Center

Inclusive Play Stage Check-In & Activity Board

First Floor Connection to Second Floor

Connection to Second Floor

Engaging Ceiling

Inclusive Musical Ramp Entrance Make-Believe Play

Unexpected

Accessible Play (Ramp)

Rubber Flooring

Playscape

Sensory Cave (Interactive Installation)

Active Play

Preliminary Sketches

Movement Grass (Interactive Installation) Collaboration Kitchen Family Touch Down Area

Restrooms

Game Room

Playscape

Concept Play

Communicate

Floor Plan

Explore

Support

Active

Collaborative Kitchen

Entrance View

Materials Terrazzo

Family Touchdown & Game Area

Textured Upholstery

White Oak Flooring

North Elevation

Custom Wallpaper

Brushed Chrome

Medley Family Community Center

Second Floor 0' - 1"

Ceiling 10' - 0" 0' - 3"

Blocking as Required L-Bracket Bolted to Swing & Floor

Colored Glass

Flooring Channel Recessed

Steel

Touch & Glow (Interactive Installation)

Open to Below

Overlook Swings

Makerspace

Floor/Swing Connection Detail

GLASS DETAIL 2 3" = 1'-0"

SS Recessed Channel 1' - 1"

BASE DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"

Upholstered Swing Seat

2' - 7"

Sealant Colored Glass

Second Floor 0' - 0"

Section View

Blocking as Required

Portals (Connection to Playscape)

Children’s Classroom (Divorce Program)

Arched Alcove Seating

Glass/SS Connection Detail

GLASS DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"

Custom Object: Overlook Swings

BASE DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"

Movable Partition

Children’s Classroom (Remarriage Program)

Parents’ Classroom (Divorce Program)

Movable Partition

Restrooms Parents’ Classroom (Remarriage Program) Remarriage Education

Divorce Education

Classroom Axon Views: Secondary Uses

Concept Play

Communicate

Floor Plan

Explore

Support

Active

Makerspace

East Section Perspective

Materials Terrazzo

Classroom Corridor & Arched Alcoves

Textured Upholstery

White Oak Flooring

Material Palette

Custom Wallpaper

Brushed Chrome

Equality Restaurant Awards & Recognition

Da Vinci’s Humanism Student Invitational

Objective

With a partner, design a bar and restaurant in Florence, Italy using the metric system that focuses on custom lighting, material selection, and way-finding through research based design.

Solution

For the Bar Restaurant design, an eclectic mix of materials and furniture mesh together to create an energetic, youthful experience. Representing human diversity, various design styles are incorporated. In this group project, specific tasks were assigned to my partner and me. I space planned the general dining and bar area, with a consideration to varied seating options for guests. In addition, I designed the floor pattern that also acts as a major way-finding element throughout the space. My partner and I collaborated in material selections and designing custom light fixtures. All renderings and work presented for this project were completed by me.

Concept

The idea of equality is derived from the overarching theme of Humanism. When analyzing the unique qualities that build up the Humanism movement, there is the tone of harmony that underlies the philosophical stance. Further abstracting this idea of harmony among the Humanism values, equality is found.

Software Revit Photoshop

EQUALITY

Pantry

Hostess Desk

Kitchen

Dining Area Bar

EQUALITY ISN’T VOLUNTARY

IT’S NECESSARY

Lounge Bathroom

Bathroom

Staff Break

Office

Storage

Floor Plan

Bubble Diagram

Reflected Ceiling Plan

Concept Textured

Custom Lighting

Bold

Flooring Pattern

Organic

Bar Area

Dining Area

Section Perspective

Materials Floor Tile

Terra Cotta Tile

Brushed Zinc

Tropic Wallpaper

Patterned Upholstery

Habitat Health Objective

To designing a new, state-of-the-art building that is supported by evidence-based research for healthcare. The interior environment should foster opportunities for healing, reflection, independence, and a meaningful quality of life for all of its users. Clients request a design that is innovative, sustainable, and promotes a sense of community.

Solution

Preliminary research, case studies, and field work was conducted to fully understand how to appropriately design for a healthcare setting. To effectively design, careful consideration was ensured toward the needs of all user groups. A clear understanding of the programming and adjacencies were necessary during space planning. Finally, theories of environmental psychology were incorporated to ensure an atmosphere that promotes healing and a sense of community.

Concept

A lush evergreen forest is a protective environment that is a place of respite. When standing beneath the evergreen tree, one experiences an intimate and rooted connection with nature. Unknowingly, this interaction improves the individual’s physical and mental wellbeing. The concept of an evergreen was incorporated within Habitat Health to sustain nature and improve an individual’s health. Elements of biomimicry and green design abstractly implement the concept, while natural views and a healing garden precisely represent it.

Software Revit Enscape

Habitat Health Research & Schematics

User Groups Patients Staff

Family Visitors

Concept Parti Diagram

Design Icons

User Group Consideration: This space is flexible for the needs of the user group Connection to Nature: This space has access to natural views, plants, or images of nature. Ownership of Space: This space allows users to feel comfortable and personalize it to their needs Patient Ability: This space considers the physical and mental abilities of the users Way-finding: This design element assists users in finding areas within the facility Durable Materials: This design element ensures appropriate materials were implemented

Color Theory: This design element ensures colors were selected for a comfortable environment

Stacking Diagram

Concept Raw

Lush

Sustainable

Rooted

Habitat

Level 1 Programming • Emergency Department - Critical & Acute Care - Operating Room - Waiting - Intake • Imaging Department - MRI, X-Ray, CT Scan - Mammography - Dressing Rooms - Waiting • Urgent Care - Exam Rooms - Treatment Rooms - Waiting • Staff Lounge & Locker Rooms • Amenities - Cafe - Reception & Waiting

Bubble Diagram Patient Main Entrance

TREAT

MAMO.

TREAT

EXAM

ULTRA. STORAGE

EXAM

LAB X RAY

EXAM

PHLEB.

ISO

EXAM JAN. CLOSET

OFFICE

CONS.

CONSULT

SCRUB-IN STORAGE

CONSULT

MRI

SOILED

IMAGING RECEPTION

CLEAN

PHARM

OR IN

CAFE

TRIAGE TRIAGE TRIAGE TRIAGE

KIDS PLAY

W.F.

Level 1 Floor Plan

Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

Healthy Habits Cafe

EMILY PEREIRA

No.

Terrazzo

www.autodesk.com/revit

HABITAT HEALTH

Plyboo Wood Paneling

Description

Date

ID 302 First Floor Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

Project Number Issue Date EMILY PEREIRA Checker

Concrete

A1 Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

4/17/2019 9:45:29 PM

Materials Carnegie Upholstery

Carnegie Xorel Upholstery

Habitat Health Level 2

Programming • Short Term Rehabilitation - Double & Triple Patient Rooms - Bathing Suite - Community Hearth - Dining - Living Room • Physical & Occupational Therapy Suite - Physical Therapy Equipment - Sensory Room - Private Exam Rooms - Conference Room - Offices - Consultation Rooms - Waiting & Reception • Amenities - Community Gaming Room - Library

Bubble Diagram

Community Gaming Room

OT SENSORY ROOM (ACTIVE/LOUD)

PRIVATE PT PRIVATE OT

PRIVATE OT

PRIVATE PT

STORAGE

FIREPLACE

SOILED

BATHING

CLEAN

SOILED

WATER

CLEAN

SAND

PUZZLE

SWING

BATHING

RECEP.

GAME / COMMUNITY ROOM

Level 2 Floor Plan

Short-Term Rehab Dining

Level 2

EMILY PEREIRA

Raw

www.autodesk.com/revit

HABITAT HEALTHLush

No.

Description

Date

ID 302 Second Floor Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

Project Number Issue Date EMILY PEREIRA Checker

Sustainable

A2 Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

4/17/2019 9:45:41 PM

1 1/16" = 1'-0" Concept

Rooted

Habitat

Level 3 Programming • Wellness Center (Physical Health) - Open Gym - Nutrition Kitchen - Aerobics Room - Swimming Pool - Locker Rooms - Trainer Offices • Wellness Center (Mental Health) - Private & Group Talk Therapies - Art Therapy - Music Therapy - Acupuncture - Chiropractic - Massage Therapy - Lounge & Reception - Offices • Healing Garden • Child Daycare

Bubble Diagram ART THERAPY

Healing Garden

MUSIC THERAPY

HEALING GARDEN ACUPUNCTURE

GROUP THERAPY PRIVATE THERAPY PRIVATE THERAPY

CHIROPRACTIC

PRIVATE THERAPY

MASSAGE THERAPY

PRIVATE THERAPY

LOCKER

WAITING & LOUNGE

BATHROOM

POOL

CLASSROOM

BATHROOM

OPEN GYM

RECEPTION

POOL ENTRANCE

BATHROOM RECEPTION

CHILD CARE LOCKER

OFFICE

OPEN TO BELOW

AEROBICS, DANCE, YOGA STUDIO OFFICE

OFFICE

NUTRITION KITCHEN

Level 3 Floor Plan

Swimming Pool

Materials Terrazzo

Plyboo Wood Paneling

Concrete

Carnegie Upholstery

Carnegie Xorel Upholstery

ClaynSoul Pop-Up Shop Awards & Recognition

NASAD Accreditation Evaluated Student Work Finalist in Student Entries, 2018 IIDA NE Design Awards

Objective

To design a pop-up shop for the Etsy shop Claynsoul on Newbury Street in Boston, Massachusetts. The space requires custom design, shopping areas, a working studio, and a classroom space for employees and students to work and learn in.

Solution

Evidence-based research, image strategy, journey mapping, and current design trends are implemented within the pop-up shop. These processes ensure a community- centered, unique experience for all user groups.

Client

Etsy shop, Claynsoul, sells custom made bath soaps and oils. All products are made with 100% organic cold-pressed oils to maximize the natural benefits of the ingredients incorporated. Clay from the Earth’s core is incorporated into the soaps to provide a mystical and cleansing experience.

Concept

A space that evokes curiosity within shoppers and employees alike. Subtle and earthy tones combined with interactive design elements support an engaging retail experience. Hand-crafted products are created and sold within the shop, implementing self-sustaining business practices.

Software Sketchup Lightup

ClaynSoul Experiential Design Pop-Up Shop Floor Plan

Floor Plan

Fixture Legend

F1: Interactive Wall Fixture F2: Customer Service Fixture F3: Featured Product Nesting Table F4: Customization Fixture CW1: Cash Wrap & Gift Wrap Fixture Bubble Diagram

F1: Interactive Wall Fixture F2: Customer Service Fixture F3: Featured Product Nesting Table F4: Customization Fixture CW1: Cash Wrap & Gift Wrap Fixture F1 F1

F1 F1

F2 F2

F3 F3

F4 F4

F2 F2

F3 F3

CW1

Fixture Legend F1: Interactive Wall Fixture F2: Customer Service Fixture F3: Featured Product Nesting Table F4 Customization CW1 F4 CW1 Station F4: CW1: Cash Wrap & Gift Wrap Fixture

Concept Earthy

Curious

Subtle

Community

Interactive

Interactive Wall Fixtures & Customization Station

Cash Wrap & Gift Wrap Fixture

Store Front Elevation

Studio & Classroom Space

Materials Concrete

Marble

Reclaimed Wood

Craft Paper

Metal Piping

Jet Blue Corporate Office Objective

To research, design, and document a new satellite corporate headquarters of an already established company. The client seeks to create a new work environment that embraces and celebrates a multi-generational workplace. The design must reflect the company’s branding, mission statements, and organization while also responding to unique working styles on the multi-generation workplace.

Solution

Through evidence-based design, branding strategies, and flexible-use spaces, a multigeneration workplace was designed for JetBlue headquarters. Careful consideration toward inclusive and interactive design was made for all user groups.

Concept

JetBlue’s sleek, yet fast pace design creates a cohesive atmosphere that proves effective and mainstreamed.

Software Revit Enscape Photoshop

Work Stations

Mission Statement

War Room

“To inspire humanity, both in-air and on the ground. We are committed to giving back in meaningful ways in the communities to serve and we inspire others to do the same”

Hot Desks Small Conference

Concept Model

Reception

Break Away

Office

Bubble Diagram Concept Parti Diagram

Large Conference

Office Phone Booths

Work Stations

First Floor

Concept

Ceremonial Stairs & Virtual Reality Hub

Work Stations

Material Palette

Second Floor

Second Floor Lounge

Materials Fabric: Knoll Zip-line

Custom LVT Flooring

Fabric: Knoll In Stitches

Fabric: Knoll Tight Rope

Gerflor Grey Opal Flooring

Hand Renderings Objective

To effectively represent the chair studies and interior vignettes, close observation to lighting, materiality, color, and texture were completed. An understanding of the media and applying appropriate techniques to the renderings were achieved to create compelling renderings.

Solution

Exercises and studies were completed prior to rendering final perspectives. Experimentation with media ensured successful techniques to effectively express materials through renderings.

Rendering Media Interior Vignette 1: Colored Pencil, Marker, Pastel Chair Study 1: Colored Pencil, White Pen, Pastel Chair Study 2: Marker, Pastel Chair Study 3: Colored Pencil, White Pen, Pastel Chair Study 4: Water Color, Pen Interior Vignette 2: Colored Pencil, White Pen

Interior Vignette 1

Chair Study 1

Chair Study 3

Chair Study 2

Chair Study 4

Interior Vignette 2

Travel “Coastal Hike” Cinque Terre, Italy August 2018

“Munich Stroll” Munich, Germany October 2018 “Road to the Acropolis” Athens, Greece October 2018 Endicott College International Education Photo Contest Third Place, Fall 2018 “Villa Lante” Bagnaia, Italy August 2018 “Arno Views” Florence, Italy September 2018

“Coastal Hike”

“Munich Stroll”

“Welcome to Italy” Bagnaia, Italy August 2018 “Islamic Dishes” Seville, Spain January 2017 “Firenze” Florence, Italy December 2018 “Warping Walk” Madrid, Spain January 2017 “Santorini Serenity” Santorini, Greece October 2017

“Road to the Acropolis”

“Villa Lante”

“Arno Views”

“Welcome to Italy”

“Firenze”

“Islamic Dishes”

“Warping Walk”

“Santorini Serenity”