Emily Robinson Interior Design Portfolio by Emily Robinson

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

RESUME HOSPITALITY INSTITUTIONAL RETAIL CORPORATE HEALTHCARE CREATIVE

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Permanent Address: 5580 Bright Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 289-3461 E-mail: er308@msstate.edu Website: emrobinson308.wix. com/emilyrobinson Proficiency In: AutoCAD Photoshop Microsoft Office Windows Revit InDesign Illustrator Rhino Knowledgeable In: SketchUp Excel 1

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University- Starkville, MS GPA: 3.66/4.00 Graduation: August 2015

WORK EXPERIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN Sullivan’s Office Supply- Starkville, MS. April 2013- May 2015 ▪ Organized the materials library ▪ Created AutoCAD drawings, furniture quotes, specifications, and presentations ▪ Performed tasks directed by Interior Designer ▪ Maintained and rearranged the show room floor WELCOME CENTER Olive Branch Family YMCA- Olive Branch, MS. January 2011-May 2014 ▪ Engaged members with friendly service and a helpful attitude ▪ Completed tasks in a fast-paced environment ▪ Effectively utilized the corporate computer system ▪ Greeted members in a cheerful manner

ACTIVITIES/HONORS SCHOLASTIC ▪ Dean’s List, 2011 ▪ President’s List, 2012-2014 ▪ The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, 2011-Present ▪ Cindy W. Simpson Loyalty Scholarship ▪ Olive Branch Arts Council Scholarship ▪ Linda M. Clark Memorial Scholarship INTERIOR DESIGN ORGANIZATIONS/EVENTS ▪ ASID Student Member, 2011-Present ▪ Attended ASID Student Career Day in Clinton, MS 2013 ▪ Attended ASID Student Career Day in Hattiesburg, MS 2014 ▪ Attended ASID Student Career Day in Searcy, AR 2015 CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS ▪ Sigma Phi Lambda, 2011 ▪ Famous Maroon Band Color Guard, 2011-2013 ▪ STATEment Winterguard, 2013-2014 ▪ Relay for Life, 2011-2014 ▪ The Big Event, 2013-2014

RELATED COURSES

▪ AutoCAD ▪ Textiles for Interiors ▪ Environments for Special Needs ▪ 3D CAD Modeling ▪ Digital Design ▪ Rendering ▪ Color and Lighting ▪ ID Detailing and Construction ▪ Professional Practices ▪ Furniture Design ▪ Principles of LEED

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014

W HIT E POINT LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTEL

OBJECTIVE:

As a team, choose a location and brand and design a boutique hotel with a bar, restaurant, spa, guest rooms, and a rooftop bar and lounge. Duration: 5 weeks SF: 30,000

Lobby Perspective 5

HOSPITALITY SOLUTION:

Developed a custom name and logo for the hotel. Created a space for guests and locals to dine and relax that reflects the architecture and landscape of Charleston, SC.

Gold Laminate

1 2"

Particle Board 1 2"

Gold Laminate

CONCEPT:

White Point is inspired by the White Point Gardens in Charleston, SC, which is home to southern live oaks, palmettos, and oysters. The hotel incorporates these aspects in the provided amenities and design. Exposed wood and brick reflect the architecture of Charleston as well as the landscape. The design of the hotel draws inspiration from the distinct architecture of the city. 1'

1 2"

Particle Board 1 2"

Plywood

Gold Laminate

3'-6"

Gold Laminate

3'-6" 2'-4"

Gold Laminate

2'-6"

Gold Laminate

Beausoleil Lobby The Oak

Millwork Section 1

Reception Desk Section

Millwork Section 2

Reception Desk Section

Palmetto

Circulation

1" 6'-22

3'-6"

Front View

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0" Reception Front Elevation

2'-4"

Side View

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0" Reception Side Elevation

Level 1 Public Space 6

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: ▪ Space Planning ▪ Guest Room Wall Covering ▪ Guest Room Components ▪ Guest Room Rendering ▪ Maquette

SOFTWARE: ▪ Bar Components ▪ Bar Renderings ▪ Rooftop Components ▪ Rooftop Renderings ▪ Rooftop Model

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Rhinoceros 5 ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ InDesign CS6

The Oak BAR

LOUNGE 15'-5"

2 A-2

1 A-2

12'-8"

15'-5"

3'-6"

Overall Bar Perspective 7

Front View

Bar Elevation

HOSPITALITY THE OAK CONCEPT: The prevalence of the oaks in White Point Garden is represented in The Oak Bar and Lounge, which provides a place for relaxation and socialization. Deep, rich wood tones provide hotel guests and visitors an ambiance that represents an oak tree. The ceiling detail over the bar and the pendant lights represents a southern live oak with hanging Spanish moss.

1.5" Natural Wood Counter Top 2'

3'-6" Natural Wood Board

Millwork Section 1 1.5" Natural Wood Counter Top 2'

3'-6" 11"

Natural Wood Board

Millwork Section 1 Bar Perspective

Millwork Section 2

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 BEAUSOLEIL CONCEPT: Beausoleil, the hotel restaurant, draws inspiration from the Charleston coast, specifically a type of oyster that is native to the area, the beausoleil oyster. Providing diners with fresh seafood and southern cuisine, Beausoleil is an ideal spot for diners and parties of any size. As a key design element, a fresh oyster bar showcases local oysters. Tones of blues and rich woods provide the area with an atmosphere that reflects the city of Charleston.

BEAUSOLEIL SOUTHERN CUISINE

Restaurant Perspective 9

Oyster Bar Perspective

HOSPITALITY PALMETTO CONCEPT: The palmetto, which is not only prominent in White Point Garden, but is also an iconic symbol of South Carolina, is represented in Palmetto Day Spa. Serene colors allow guests to find an inner peace and relaxation in areas such as the relaxation room, the private treatment rooms, or with their partner in the couplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; treatment room. Moss from the oak tree inspires the draping separations within the space. Serene, neutral colors engulf the space allowing all who enter a sense of peace and tranquility.

PA L M E T TO D AY S PA

Relaxation Room Perspective

Treatment Room Perspective

Spa Reception Perspective 10

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 GUEST ROOM CONCEPT: The guest rooms of White Point welcome guests with rich tones of gold, navy, and deep browns. Rooms are varied to fit the needs of all visitors. These include single queen, single king, double-double, and suites. A custom made wall covering, designed to mimic the bark of the southern live oak, is the focal wall in all rooms. Details inspired by the architecture of Charleston are present in the crown molding and wall panels.

Corridor Elevation

Guest Room Level Rendered Floor Plan 11

Double-Double Guest Room Maquette

HOSPITALITY

Pillow

Night Stand

Bed Runner

Stool Upholstery

Draperies

Custom Wall Covering

Headboard Upholstery

Double-Double Guest Room Perspective 12

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 HARBOR VIEW CONCEPT: Overlooking the city of Charleston, Harbor View Rooftop Restaurant & Bar provides a luxurious atmosphere for guests and locals alike to enjoy unobstructed views of the city as well as the harbor. With an assortment of seating areas, Harbor View encourages visitors to lounge, dine, or enjoy music from local musicians. With an abundance of organic shapes, plant life, dark woods, greens, and blues, Harbor View makes guests feel like they are in the White Point Gardens.

HA R B O R V I E W ROOFTOP BAR

Rooftop Rendered Floor Plan 13

Rooftop Bar Perspective

HOSPITALITY

Private Seating

Sheers

Shutter Color

Bar Wood

Sectional Wicker

Private Lounge Perspective 14

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014

Banquettes

Table Tops

Stools

Chair Upholstery

Rooftop Bar and Lounge Perspective 15

HOSPITALITY

Slate Flooring

Planters

Flooring

Dance Floor Perspective

Stage Flooring

Rooftop Conceptual Model 16

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2013 OBJECTIVE:

Design a restaurant in assigned country that is inspired by the culture of the country. Duration: 4 weeks SF: 6,000

SOLUTION:

Developed a custom name and logo for the restaurant. Researched the culture and customs of Italy, and designed a space inspired by the Venetian Carnival.

Table Tops

Wall covering

Chair Upholstery

Concept Images 17

Rendered Floor Plan

Materials

HOSPITALITY CONCEPT:

Incantato (Enchanted) is a contemporary interpretation of the elaborate masks worn during the Venetian Carnival and the Italian Renaissance. Almost every mask has a scroll motif that is shown on the floor pattern in the restaurant. Large columns that flow into the ceiling are inspired from the columns and arches found in Italian Renaissance architecture. Through the mixture of the Italian Renaissance and contemporary design, the guests are left with a unique, high-end dining experience.

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ InDesign CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

Bar Perspective

Banquette Perspective

Bar Elevation

Booth Elevation 18

N E X T N E X T UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY

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Faculty Connection Hub In-Between Spaces Classrooms

Student Work Cafe Circulation Restrooms

Bubble Diagram

Unused Space

WOMEN

MEN

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Concept Images 21

First Floor Color Coded Plan Scale: 1/16” = 1’-0”

Color Coded Floor Plan

INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

Design a classroom building for the changing education environment using Steelcase furniture. Duration: 3 weeks SF: 10,700

Developed a custom name and logo for the university. Created a space for students and teachers that provides multiple spaces for collaboration and learning.

In-Between Space Perspective

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

Upholstery 22

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 CONCEPT: Located in Norfolk, VA, NEXT University is designed to reflect the diversity of New York City. In many ways, the diversity of universities is similar to the diversity of New York. There are different colleges, majors, and types of students at each university. Each student has a difference learning style and requires a different environment to be productive. At NEXT, there are learning spaces, individual spaces, relaxation spaces, and collaboration spaces. All of these diverse spaces help students learn, grow, and reach their full potential.

Faculty Connection Hub Elevation

Faculty Connection Hub Perspective 23

Student Work CafĂŠ Elevation

In-Between Space Perspective

INSTITUTIONAL

Level 1 Rendered Floor Plan

Level 2 Rendered Floor plan

EMILY ROBINSON SPRING 2014

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Innovation

I D ~ 9 , 0 0 0 s q ft A r t ~ 1 4 , 5 0 0 s q ft B C S ~ 1 1 , 0 0 0 s q ft S h a r e d ~ 6 5 0 s q ft S t o r a g e ~ 5 , 2 0 0             

      

Collaboration

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Level 1 Floor Plan

Connection

INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

Design a space for the Interior Design and Art departments in an existing building at Mississippi State University. Duration: 3 weeks SF: 43,000

Developed separate spaces for the Interior Design and Art departments, specifically branded for each department.

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ InDesign CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

Interior Design Hallway

Wall Color

Interior Design Entrance

Upholstery

Materials 26

EMILY ROBINSON SPRING 2014 CONCEPT: The purpose of Howell Hall is to move the Interior Design department closer to art, architecture, and BCS. Therefore, Howell Hall is designed to promote collaboration among the departments and allow for flexibility of the spaces. Groups or individuals can gather in several different types of spaces to brainstorm, communicate, or focus with mobile furniture such as storage ottomans and pin-up boards as well as an enclosed collaboration zone.

Think Tank Perspective

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Overall Studio Perspective

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PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES:

INSTITUTIONAL

▪ Space Planning ▪ Build Drawing Room Components ▪ Build Studio Components ▪ Drawing Room Rendering ▪ Studio Renderings 

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Studio Flooring

Studio Flooring Think Tank Flooring

Wall Color

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Studio Flooring

Materials Library Perspective

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  

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Lounge Perspective



Wall Color

Casework

Upholstery

EMILY ROBINSON SPRING 2014 ART CONCEPT: Flexible furniture in the conference room and studios allow for quick reconfigurations and collaboration. The design and drawing studios have spaces for classwork, storage, and a critique wall. Still life, easels, lamps and drawing horses can be stored within the studio. There are also storage closets along the corridor. Flexible track lighting highlights the exposed ceilings and critique walls and serves as a second layer of light. Each space within the art department uses industrial finishes that are easily cleaned.

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Studio Desk Laminate

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Wall Color

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Drawing Studio Perspective

Reception Desk Laminate

Concrete Flooring

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Concept Images 33

Design Process

RETAIL OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

As a team, design a cosmetic store for middle aged, upper-middle class women. Perspectives and Elevations must be hand rendered. Duration: 4 weeks SF: 1,000

Developed a custom name and logo for the store. Designed a space that creates an experience for the customer which highlights the all natural products.

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

Interior Elevation

Entrance Perspective

Interior Elevation 34

EMILY ROBINSON SPRING 2014 CONCEPT:

Vi possesses a very specific objective in giving environmental value and organic material a high-class connotation for the retail market. The store concept combines the essence of the origin of make-up with sophisticated elegance and technology. Playing off natural elements of a vineyard and the idea of quality and taste, this unique brand gives "mature" a fresh, new meaning. The vineyard symbolizes the natural and pure source of retrieving the original, raw ingredients (e.g. flowers, fruits, soot, and seeds) from products in order to enhance the environmental and wellness factors for the target audience.

Exterior Elevation

Rendered Floor Plan 35

Entrance Elevation

Materials

RETAIL PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: ▪ Concept ▪ Space Planning ▪ Component Design ▪ Elevations

Front Display Perspective

Service Area Perspective Interior Elevation 36

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014 OBJECTIVE:

In an interdisciplinary team of interior design, architecture, graphic design, and building construction science, design a retail incubator in an existing space located in Starkville, MS. Duration: 11 days SF: 1500

SOLUTION:

Developed a custom name and logo for the store. Created a space that is completely flexible to meet the needs of the everchanging tenants.

Cash Wrap

Flooring

Doors

Rendered Floor Plan

Entrance Perspective

RETAIL CONCEPT:

Flux is designed to be completely flexible in every aspect of the layout. The storage units can be taken apart and stacked together to provide the tenant with the correct amount of storage. The wall panels have a peg system that allow tenants to change the amount of shelving, and they can be slid together to create larger booths.

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: ▪ Space Planning ▪ Build Components ▪ Renderings

Right Side Booths

Longitudinal Section

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CORPORATE SOFTWARE:

OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

Using all Steelcase products, design a place for entrepreneurs to come develop their ideas. Duration: 6 weeks SF: 8,000

Developed a custom name and logo for the workplace. Created a space for the entrepreneurs to collaborate and further their products.

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ InDesign CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

Collaboration Zone Perspective

Café Perspective

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EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2013 CONCEPT: The design inspiration for NEXT is a river and the way it travels. A river starts from a source and grows until it reaches the ocean. This process is similar to the process that happens at NEXT. Just like the entrepreneurs, they have ideas that, with the help of the company, grow until they reach the market. The design of the space promotes movement and collaboration through curves and multiple places for entrepreneurs to work.

Open Workspace Perspective 43

CORPORATE

Reception Perspective

Reception Elevation

Think Tank Perspective 44

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2013

Women’s Medical Center

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243 SF

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46 SF

4' - 11 7/16"

153 SF

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Procedure Room

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680 SF

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Sonogram Room Nurse’s Station

Color Coded Floor Plan

Axonometric View

HEALTHCARE OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

Design a women’s medical center with exam rooms, a sonogram room, nurses’ station and offices. Duration: 4 weeks SF: 3,800

Developed a custom name and logo Women’s for the clinic. Designed a space that is functional for the staff and creates a calm environment for the patients.

SOFTWARE:

2'-6"

Revit Medical ▪Center

▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

2'-6" 2'-5"

1 A-3

5'-7"

1 A-2

3'-6"

Reception Elevation B

Ceiling Structure 1 2"

12'

Particle Board

Laminate

12"

2'-6"

Gypsum Board

1' 3' 1 A-4

Laminate

1 2"

3" 1'-08 Plywood

3 4"

Plywood Laminate

2'-6"

6' A 1 A-2

Reception Plan

5" 2'-18 Stone 1' 4"

Entrance Perspective

Full Section

Reception Desk Detail

Detailed Section

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2013 CONCEPT: Bloom Women's Medical Center is designed to reflect the beauty of a flower in bloom. When a flower blooms, it is in its most fresh and beautiful state. Blooming means that the plant is healthy and at its highest potential, and bloom also means to become radiant and glowing. All of these things are the way a woman wants to feel. Bloom encourages a woman to be her healthiest, most beautiful self. Because of this, purples, blues, and greens are used throughout the space to calm the patients and to represent the beauty of flowers.

Rendered Floor Plan

HEALTHCARE

Upholstery

Wall Covering

Lobby Flooring

Hall Flooring

Exam Flooring

Corridor Perspective

Sonogram Room Perspective

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EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014

SPRING Healthcare Facility

OBJECTIVE:

SOLUTION:

As a team, research current design requirements for hospital exam rooms, and design a room based on the research. Duration: 2 weeks SF: 6,800

Developed a custom name and logo for the hospital. Designed a hospital patient room that encourages family to stay with the patient, and gives the patient control of their environment.

Interior Elevation

Rendered Floor Plan

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Interior Elevation

HEALTHCARE CONCEPT: Spring Healthcare Facility is centered around the process of movement. Curved lines are replicated throughout the floor plan as well as in the patient rooms to promote movement, which is necessary for a patient to recover. Natural day lighting and eco-friendly materials provides patients with a cleansing atmosphere that helps guide them to a healthy state.

SOFTWARE:

▪ Revit ▪ AutoCAD ▪ Photoshop CS6 ▪ Illustrator CS6

PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: ▪ Space Planning ▪ Build Components ▪ Renderings

Patient Room Perspective

Casework

Wall covering

Flooring

Bedding

Pillow

Bench

Flooring

Sofa

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2014

CREATIVE

50”

96”

50”

36”

EMILY ROBINSON SPRING 2012

CREATIVE

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2012

CREATIVE

EMILY ROBINSON FALL 2011 & SPRING 2012

CREATIVE

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