ERICA STEWART
INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS
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ABOUT ME
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HOSPITALITY
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COLLABORATION
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HEALTHCARE
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PODS: BOERUM HILL COUNSELING AND SELF-CARE CENTER
RESIDENTIAL 12
DANISH LOFT IN THE CITY
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STUDIO APARTMENT
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DANISH RESTAURANT
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SMALL OPHTHAMOLOGIST OFFICE
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SENIOR AND CHILD MENTOR CENTER
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ARMANI SHOWROOM
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SHUTTER BOOKSTORE
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ABOUT ME
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ERICA STEWART
I am currently a third year interior design student at Philadelphia University. Throughout my time studying interior design, I have had the opportunity to design a variety of building types and as I continue to study and work in the field, I hope to begin focusing more on commercial design. I am interested in working in set and theater, corporate, and healthcare design. I also believe it is important to focus on sustainability and the health and well-being of a building’s occupants. I studied abroad in Rome, Italy in the fall semester of my junior year and I hope to incorporate that experience in my future designs and career.
CONTACT
484.995.6591
stewart7304@mail.philau.edu 518 W Clapier St Unit 2, Philadelphia, PA 19144 www.behance.net/ericastewart
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE September 2014- Present Philadelphia University CPS, Philadelphia Pa Office Assistant- Work Study -File paperwork, input data onto spreadsheets and online databases, answer the phone, make and mail information packets
January 2016, Pella Windows, Pottstown, Pa June 2016-August 2016 Administrative Assistant -Routed delivery truck, made reminder and follow-up calls to clients about deliveries and installations, answered the phone and directed clients to different departments within the office
September 2013Abby Schwartz Associates, June 2014 Wayne, Pa Intern, Office Assistant -Organized fabric and materials library, attended meetings, ordered fabric memos, filed fabric memos into client bins, organized design drawings, and assisted design staff -Covered as office assistant when needed; job duties increased to taking notes during meetings, answering the phones and filing paperwork
Philadelphia University, Philadelphia, Pa Bachelor of Sciences, Graduation: May 2018 Major in Interior Design GPA: 3.3 University of Arkansas, Rome Center, Rome, Italy Semester Abroad, Fall 2016
SKILLS
Adobe: Illustrator Indesign Photoshop AutoDesk: 3DS Max AutoCad Revit Microsoft: Excel PowerPoint Word Misc. Programs: Rhino SketchUp Other Abilities: Hand Drafting Hand Rendering Space Planning
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COLLABORATION
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PODS: BOERUM HILL COUNSELING AND SELF-CARE CENTER
This counseling and self-care center project was an interdisciplinary collaborative project. I worked with an architecture student and another interior design student to create a small center in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Together, we researched the demographics of the area and decided to create a counseling center where young professionals who may be suffering from anxiety or depression could focus on self-care in the form of escapism.
SPRING 2017
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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ACTIVITY ROOM VIEW
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This project is based in the near distant future and uses technology to virtually surrounds users with the environment of their choosing while the pods allow individuals to customize a small private space of their own. For the final drawings, my contribution to the collaboration was to render all of the interior perspectives in 3DS Max.
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RESIDENTIAL
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DANISH LOFT IN THE CITY
FALL 2015
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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The overall goal of this project was to design a loft in Center City Philadelphia for a Danish father, daughter, and grandmother that embraces their culture and suits their needs. The concept for this project was whimsy; to create a functional, modern loft that represents the happiness of the Danish culture using natural daylight, functional design, and whimsical elements. The project was all hand-drafted.
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PLAYROOM INTERIOR ELEVATION
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STUDIO APARTMENT
SPRING 2017
This project was done for my advanced visualization course. We were asked to model a small studio apartment in SketchUp and render the project in 3DS Max.
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For this project, I had to customize several materials and apply them throughout different areas. This project allowed me to strengthen my skills in space planning for small areas as well as deepen my understanding of digital modeling and rendering.
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HOSPITALITY
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DANISH RESTAURANT
CONCEPT DRAWINGS
FALL 2015
MATERIALS
The concept for this project was to create a restaurant that incorporates Danish elements of nature and design by taking inspiration from the Aurora Borealis and Danish minimalistic design using a living wall, natural plants and greenery, and a lighting installation with projectors to represent the Northern Lights on a symmetrical and orthogonal plan. This was my first computer drawn project. I used AutoCad for the drawings and SketchUp for the model and perspective views. I then hand rendered the final project. AURORA BOREALIS INSPIRED LIGHTING PERSPECTIVE
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SECTION 1
SECTION 2
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SECOND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
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HEALTHCARE
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SMALL OPHTHALMOLOGIST OFFICE
SPRING 2016
For this project, I chose to design a small ophthalmologist office with my concept being to base the floor plan off of the structure of an eye. This project was done in AutoCad and SketchUp and hand rendered for the final project.
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MATERIALS
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FLOOR PLAN
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SENIOR & CHILD MENTOR CENTER
FLOOR PLAN
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SPRING 2016
For this project, I chose to design a small ophthalmologist office with my concept being to base the floor plan off of the structure of an eye. This project was done in AutoCad and SketchUp and hand rendered for the final project.
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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3D MODEL VIEW
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RETAIL
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ARMANI SHOWROOM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FALL 2016
This was my first major design project while studying abroad in Rome in the Fall Semester of my junior year. We were asked to choose a fashion brand and design a showroom in a prominent fashion district in Rome which is located by the Spanish Steps.
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SECTION
The two perspective renderings shown were my first computer renderings for an interior design project. My first rendering shows an irregular shaped, gold clothing rack which I felt optimized the amount of space for showcasing fashion products in this asymmetrical building plan My other render shows the elegant and simplistic design of the entry showroom with materials I felt related to Armani and the area the building was located in.. DETAIL SECTION
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SHUTTER BOOKSTORE
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FALL 2016
This is the second and final project I completed while studying abroad in Rome. For this project, we were asked to design a bookstore located in EUR, Rome for a client of our choosing. I chose Luisa Lambri, an Italian photographer, whose work focuses on capturing interior spaces.
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The concept for my design was to create a bookstore resembling the minimalistic style of the buildings Luisa Lambri photographs and the exteriors she is able to capture through window frames and shutters by utilizing natural light, greenery and other elements of nature, and organic forms within a structured grid.
EXTERIOR ELEVATION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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HANGING PLANTS FOR ATRIUM FIRST FLOOR PLAN
LOUNGE DETAIL PLAN
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
BOOKCASE DETAIL PLAN
BOOKCASE DETAIL ELEVATION
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SECTION 1
BOOKCASE DETAIL SECTION
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
SECTION 2
MATERIALS AND INSPIRATIONAL PHOTOS
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