Grace Ludwick Portfolio

Interior Architecture

University of Kansas

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Grace Ludwick Selected Works 2020-2022

Grace Ludwick

Interior Architecture and Design

Profile

I am currently a 3rd year Interior Architecture and Design student at the University of Kansas. I have a driven work ethic and dedication to the work I produce. My goal is to design spaces that showcase my ideas while understanding the standards needed for a project that will also help make it functional.

Experience :

Preschool

2017-Present

Teacher

- Work with ages ranging from infants to 9 years of age

- Inspired various aged classrooms while implementing learning activities for all children using developmentally appropriate curriculum

- Planned lessons daily that were age appropriate but that challenged the children.

- Lead teacher in classrooms teaching problem solving and social development.

Babysitter

2018-Present

- Provided care on weekdays and weekends

KU Cheerleader

2020-2022

- Student athlete cheering for Football, Basketball, and Volleyball

- Balanced workouts, practice, games, Sorority, as well as school

- Volunteered for various KU activities that weren’t part of Cheer.

Technical Skills:

Photoshop

InDesign

Revit

Sketchup

Education :

Saint Thomas Aquinas High School

2016-2020 | GPA: 3.8

University of Kansas

2020-Present | GPA: 3.67 Expected: 2024-2026

B.S. Interior Architecture and Design (CIDA Candidacy 2022, expected CIDA Accreditation in 2025)

Achievements and Awards:

5-Time All American 2014-2019

Top Gun Stunt and Top Gun Jumps 2014-2019

Presidential Service Award 2016-2020

Spanish National Honors Society 2020

Academic Honor Roll 2020, 2022

Contact

Phone : 913-787-5380

Email : gmludwick12@gmail.com

Address : Overland Park, KS

TABLE OF CONTENTS 01. Office Design 02. Retail Fashion 03. Sustainable Housing 04. Alzheimer’s Living Facility 05. Sketches 06. Models Year: Fall 2021 .......................................... P.04 Year: Spring 2022 .......................................... P.10 Year: Spring 2022 .......................................... P.14 Year: Fall 2023 .......................................... P.24 Year: 2020 - 2021 .......................................... P.30 Year: 2020 - 2022 .......................................... P.32

01. Office Design

Background

This project was based on the Two-Light Tower located in Kansas City, Missouri. Two-Light provides a multitude of amenities and is in the heart of downtown Kansas City. There are many great views of the City along with being in close proximity of other places to shop, eat, or walk around. When designing the office space the building needed to incorporate many spaces to allow users to work individually or collectively within the given 7,500 square feet. The office space is designed to include many amenities for workers and guests.

Site

Two Light Tower

1444 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO

Concept: Innovation

Through the use of natural light and different color schemes for rooms, the spaces will inspire users to feel motivated to collaborate, generate new ideas, and leave feeling confident in their work.

The office spaces will have the ability to adapt to the needs of the users. The purpose is to ensure users don’t feel isolated and alone but that they are able to work freely where they desire. They will be able to work with others while also being able to work individually.

Site Analysis

Bubble Diagram

P. 04 - Introduction - Office Design

Logo Design www.autodesk.com/revit

Project number Date Drawn by Checked by www.autodesk.com/revit Floorplan Project Number Owner Project Name Issue Date Author Checker No. Description Date Elevation A Elevation B Lounge Area Conference Reception Multipurpose Coffee Bar/Kitchenette Restrooms Locker ADA Lactation Phone Booths Hot Desks Recreation Small Offices Entrance Block Diagram Floor Plan Scale: 1/16” = 1’-0” Office Design - Programming - P. 05 Programming

: Kitchenette/Coffee Bar

Elevations P. 06 - Elevations - Office Design

Elevation A : Recreation Space Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0” Elevation B

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0” Rendered

Lounge Area Conference Rooms and Kitchenette Recreation Space Multipurpose Space Kentwood Brushed Oak Natural Frontier MSI Calacatta Verona Raw Ash Engineered Prevero Hardwood Flooring Belden Brick Company Alaska White Velour Materials Renderings Lobby Office Design - Renderings - P. 07

P. 08 - Model - Office Design

Model

Office

- Model - P. 09

Design

02. Retail Fashion

Background

This micro retail space was based on the fashion designer, Calvin Klein, with the given space of 18’Wx14’Lx12’H. When creating the retail store I focused on his line of sweatshirts along with some accessories. I wanted to have a simple, modern, casual store that showcased Klein’s product keeping in mind the anthropometric diagram.

Designer Background

Calvin Klein’s flagship store was on Madison Ave. New York, NY that highlighted Klein’s work. His line of clothing was simple but has a well known signature, CK, that makes his clothing so popular.

Concept: Simplicity

When people walk into the store they will feel relaxed when looking at Calvin Klein’s line of hoodies, sweatshirts, and sweatpants. Along with some accessories. With the store being simple, modern, and easy to browse through the products it will make the users have the ability to walk in and easily find what they need and look around at products.

Flagship Store Logo

P. 10 - Introduction - Retail Fashion

Clothing Design Focus

Anthropometric Diagram

Diagrams Retail Fashion - Designs Ideas - P. 11

Design Ideas

Programming

Floor Plan

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

Elevation 1

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

Navy

Elevation 2

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

Blue Paint

Sherwin Williams Ivory Paint

P. 12 - Plans - Retail Fashion

Sherwin Williams Marble Lowe’s Materials

Floor Plan and Elevations

Detailing Plan View

Rack and Storage

1” = 1’-0”

View Retail Fashion - Interior Detailing - P. 13

Interior

Side View Clothing

Scale:

3D

03. Sustainable Housing

Partnered Project

Background

There are around 5,000 children under the age of 18 who are in foster care in Kansas City, Kansas. This was a partner project and we decided to create a sustainable house for emergency foster care children that is located in Strawberry Hill on Sandusky Ave. Emergency foster care is a short term solution for children who parents or guardians are unable to care for. Social services will come and take the children to a temporary home until a permanent home is found. Children will stay in emergency foster care from one day to a couple months.

Site Analysis

Site

Concept: Transitional

This design will help highlight the transitional nature from family to foster family. The space will be inviting to children and help the convert more easily. The elements of this design will help these children to stay positive, active, and overall safe in their own home.

Strawberry Hill 647 Sandusky Ave, Kansas City, KS Reasons for Removal

Adjusting to Foster Care

Logo Design

P. 14 - Introduction - Sustainable Housing

Schematic Design

Adjacency Matrix

Design - P. 15

Bubble Diagram Sustainable Housing - Schematic

Floor Plans Basement - Partner’s Work Scale: 1/10” = 1’-0” First Level - Partner’s Work Scale: 1/10” = 1’-0” Second Level - Grace Ludwick’s Work Scale: 1/10” = 1’-0” Loft - Grace Ludwick’s Work Scale: 1/10” = 1’-0” Additional Living Space Storage Laundry Exterior Living Space Additional Living Space Kitchen Living Room Dining Space Nursery Bath Master Bath Master Bed Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Bedroom 3 Flex Workspace Lounge 1 2 3 P. 16 - Floor Plans - Sustainable Housing

Materials

Pastel Blue Paint Sherwin Williams

East Elevation Scale: 1/16” = 1’-0”

Pastel Blue Green Sherwin Williams

Light Oak Wood Eco Friendly

South Elevation Scale: 1/8” = 1’-0”

Sections done by Grace Ludwick Sustainable Housing - Section - P. 17

Section

Rendered Elevations

Elevation 1: Flex Workspace Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

Elevation 2: Nursery Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

Elevation 3: Living Room

Scale: 1/4” = 1’-0”

P. 18 -

Rendered Elevations done by Grace Ludwick

Elevations - Sustainable Housing

Renderings Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Loft Renderings done

Ludwick Sustainable Housing - Renders - P. 19

by Grace

P. 20 - Construction Documents - Sustainable Housing

Construction Documents

Sustainable Housing - Elevation Detailing - P. 21

P. 22 - Construction Documents - Sustainable Housing

Construction Documents

Sustainable Housing - Elevation Detailing - P. 23

04. Alzheimer’s Living Facility

BackgroundThis senior living facility is located in the northeast of Dallas, TX. It is a multi-use building that integrates transitional senior living, focusing on elderly users with mid-level Alzheimer’s Disease. I was tasked with redesigning the second floor to be used for a variety of public and semi-public activity spaces. The perimeter or the building premises is fully secured, allowing the users to explore all the spaces within the building safely and not wander out unnoticed.

Site

CC Young Senior Living 4847 W Lawther Dr. #100, Dallas, TX 75214

Concept: Interactive Sensory

After Alzheimer’s patients are moved into memory care, their sense of home and belonging becomes lost, which can lead patients to become less motivated to do daily tasks. When users enter the space they should feel like they belong in this new environment they will soon call home. Throughout the building there will be sensory activities that will help them get physically active, improve cognitive ability as well as memory, and use their fine motor skills. The goal is to ensure patients are comfortable and feel like they still have a sense of control and independence with all the provided amenities they can do that will keep them active physically and mentally.

Site Analysis

Basic Design Ideas

P. 24 - Introduction

- Alzheimer’s Living Facility

Design Conceptual Diagram Important Adjacency Convenient Adjacency Non-Important Adjacency Primary Space Secondary Space Tertiary Space Yes Highly Semi No 1 Natural Light 2 General Light 3 Ambient Light Adjacency Matrix Legend Alzheimer’s Living Facility - Schematic Design - P. 25

Schematic