Interior Design Portfolio 2024 by Haleigh Daughtrey

Haleigh Daughtrey Virginia Tech / 2024 Interior Design Portfolio

ABOUT ME I am a fourth-year interior design student at Virginia Tech that strives to creatively design spaces for companies and their individual sets of needs. I have been passionate about interior design for most of my life, as I started telling people that’s what I wanted to be at age eleven. Through my years at Virginia Tech, that passion has only grown, alongside gaining a deeper understanding and appreciation of the field. Despite thinking I wanted to pursue residential design, my love for commercial and office design has become my focus. I am eager to gradually become a more self-aware, innovative, systematic, and simply radiant designer. Alongside interiors, I have other creatively driven interests such as photography, graphic design, and social media. I have found that these hobbies have aided my skill set as a designer, and only guide me to become stronger in my work.

E: haleighrd@vt.edu P: (757) 952-4803 LI: haleigh-daughtrey-108388208/

CONTENTS H AV E N

C o w o rk i n g / Fa l l 2 0 2 2

SU N D RY

Li b ra r y / S p r i n g 2 0 2 3

THE HIVE

Ma k e r s p a c e / S p r i n g 2 0 2 3

O F F - B E AT

Lu x u r y S k ybox / F a l l 2 0 2 3

D e si g n Fi r m / Fa l l 2 0 2 3

ADDITIONAL WORKS P h o t o g ra p h y / P r e s e n t

H AV E N / C OW O R K I N G Site / Roanoke, VA Square Footage / 7,500 sqft. Type: Individual Prompt / Design a coworking space for three major types of clients: tech startup (your choice), solo entrepreneurs, and remote workers. SITE

W H AT I S C OW O R K I N G ? “An office or working environment shared by people who are self-employed or work for different employers. Most spaces charge monthly rental fees for desks and/or other types of office space and equipment. Many share a goal of creating environments that foster connections and creativity.” (International Business Innovation Association)

LOBBY

R E S E A R C H T H AT L E A D T O H AV E N Haven came to be from researching the company, Adobe. Adobe’s slogan is “changing the world through digital experiences.” This company was selected as the tech start up featured within the space because it is has a deep connection to us as designers and what we strive to do; therefore, to have a better understanding of what Adobe and their values are, this thought map was created:

What do the Adobe Creek and Roanoke River (which the site is located near) have in common? - Havens. - Haven is defined as “a place of safety or refuge.” Connections? - The creek and river are havens for wildlife. - Adobe is a haven for creativity. - A community corresponds to the meaning of haven.

AXONOMETRIC OF SECOND FLOOR

2 3 UP

NIC

FIRST LEVEL PLAN KEY

1. Small Conference Rooms 2. Hot Desks 3. Administration Office 4. Vertical Circulation 5. Lobby

2 3

7 8

9 10 11

12 SECOND LEVEL PLAN KEY

1. Solo Entrepreneur Offices 2. Vertical Circulation 3. Kitchen/Dining 4. Hot Desks 5. Phone Booths 6. Lounge Area

7. Adobe Offices 8. Medium Conference Room 9. Printing 10. Large Conference Room 11. Coffee/Lounge 12. Storage

D E S I G N C O N C E P T STAT E M E N T The design of this space was heavily influenced by the tech start up selected, Adobe. As for implementing the concept of Haven through the space, motifs such as triangular shapes and angles were a large portion of display, which is in congruence with the fact that the Adobe logo is a loose triangular shape and traditional houses have that pitched, angular roof. Haven is defined as “a place of safety or refugee”; therefore, the space is meant to emit a feeling of comfort and promote productivity. That idea also ties into the ideal of co-working, as many individuals are coming to the office to have that separation of work and home, but that does not mean the office cannot provide a sense of amenity. This co-working environment challenges the rigidness and coolness of a typical office, and strives to promote wellness, productivity, and warmth as that aligns with its home base.

WAY S T H I S C O N C E P T I S S H OW C A S E D As one is looking through the project, there are certain elements that stick out as key points for displaying this Haven concept. These include but are not limited to: the herringbone floor (pattern is arranged as stacks of triangular pieces), angles within flooring changes and zones, furniture (both imported and custom) that reads the same and has slight rounded angles or geometric hints, walls that form angles throughout the floor plan, housing motifs seen in the phone booths and guest bench seating in entryway, a custom Adobe light fixture (seen in conference room), materials that implement geometric shapes, and lastly a muted, relaxing color palette.

M AT E R I A L S

Geometric Carpet

Light Washed Wood

Geometric Glass

White Washed Brick

Honeycomb Fabric

Sun Yellow Leather

Goldenrod Carpet

Herringbone Wood Flooring

Grey Linoleum

Aluminum

Herringbone Carpet

Saxon Fabric

Veneer Oak

Slim Wood Slats

Grey Fabric

Terrazzo Tile

LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

ADOBE OFFICES

CENTRAL CONFERENCE ROOM

HOT DESKS AND ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

PHONE BOOTHS

ELEVATION OF ENTRANCE AND KITCHEN

LOUNGE SPACE

SU N D RY / L I B R A RY Site / Tempe, AZ (ASU Campus) Square Footage / 13,350 sqft. Type: Individual Prompt / Design a new branch for the academic library; a place for working and studying rather than only checking out books.

SITE

sun·dry PARTI DIAGRAM

ENTRY WITH CAFE

D E S I G N C O N C E P T STAT E M E N T

D E S I G N M I S S I O N S TAT E M E N T

The Tempe Campus is at the heart of Tempe, AZ, and the library is situated close to the center of campus, making it much like the heart of it’s university. The cafe is the heart of the design, for it provides a sense of liveliness to the library and acts as a social hub; a place where one comes to refresh or socialize. The rest of the design is a continuation or influence from the central hub. Circular forms are a big emphasis within the space, some almost picking up where the central form left off and radiating from there. There are contrasting warm and cool tones to emit a sense of comfort, yet productivity. The materials consist of primarily woods, metals, and a range of fabrics.

Sundry is defined as: including many things of different kinds; it’s a word that encompasses the way a library operates. Libraries provide a sense of inclusivity and diversity, it’s a place where people of various backgrounds come to learn and better themselves. The goal of the sundry library is to meet the needs of all those individuals that come into the space.

COMPUTER STATIONS

AXON OF FIRST FLOOR

INDIVIDUAL STUDY CARRELS

NIC

2 3 5

7 18 17 6

9 16

FIRST LEVEL PLAN KEY

1. Computer Stations 2. Book Return 3. Entry 4. Service Desk 5. Self-Checkout 6. Cafe 7. Small Study Rooms 8. Book Stacks

9. Periodicals 10. Individual Study Carrels 11. Lounge Area 12. Large Study Rooms 13. Vertical Circulation 14. Staff Space 15. Branch Manager’s Office 16. Conference Room 17. Classroom 18. Restrooms

NIC

20 DN

22 21

SECOND LEVEL PLAN KEY

19. Virtual Environments 20. Maker-space 21. Media Recording 22. Communications Lab

BOOK STACKS + LOUNGE

VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS LAB

M AT E R I A L S

AllSteel Clide Carpet

Allsteel Camira Carpet

Allsteel Night Earth Carpet

Allsteel Birds Eggs Carpet

Mono Terrazzo

Ebony Leather

Allsteel Pewter Fabric

Shaw Contract Carpet

Grey Felt

C O LO R S

THE HIVE / M A K E R S PA C E Site / Blacksburg, VA Square Footage / 1,000 sqft. Type: Team ( Avery King, Ashley Millard, Lauren Shelton) Competition / Steelcase Award / “Most Insights Informed” Prompt / Re-think the makerspace in the Creativity and Innovative District dorm on campus.

DESIGN CONCEPT Hive: “A place in which people are busily occupied.” Typically when you imagine a hive, you envision a colony of bees, which can be comparable to the community of students hard at work fully utilizing their physical capabilities. The CID Makerspace is a multifaceted space, sectioned into 3 zones; think, make, and share, while encouraging collaboration amongst various types of users. Hive is a term that encapsulates the true function of the space, for the classroom acts as a returning point for such makers that utilize the surrounding shops.

PARTI DIAGRAM

10 DOWN

SECOND LEVEL

1) Built-in Unit 7) Private Offices 2) Coffee Bar 8) Flex Space 3) Bathroom 9) Featured Logo 4) Cat Area 10) Storage 5) Intern Workspace 11) Vertical Circulation

COLLABORATION SPACE

THINK

MAKE

FLOOR PLAN

RESE ARCH & FINDINGS Our team conducted research on the existing space and found that a large issue within the space was due to poor furniture selectionthe stools were much taller than needed for given table height, so students were caused to sit in various uncomfortable positions.

POSTURE STUDY

Based on our overall research, we found three main problems to solve: Findings - The space and its programs go unnoticed and lack activity. - An absence of versatility in seating and work surfaces causing a single work mode, and resulting in poor posture. - Insufficient storage for tools, materials, and student projects. Solutions - A new program and three adaptable spaces; think, make, share, to invite students into the space. - Provide more seating and work surface options. Multimodal environment. - Additional storage in proposed work table, central storage unit, and wall storage.

STOOL-TABLE ILLUSTRATION

PROGRAM COMP ONENT To make the space more accessible and user friendly the course, A Makers Mindset, was proposed to expose students to this space. All new CID residents must complete one program of the five, along with safety training. This includes a 3 week course on the specified topic.

A Maker’s Mindset

The 4 C’s

1) Drawing 2) 3D- Printing 3) Welding 4) Wood 5) Laser Cutting

1) Craftsmanship 2) Communication 3) Creativity 4) Critical thinking

EXISTING LAYOUT

PROJECT BASED LE ARNING

PERSONAL ROLE ON THE TE AM

The space allows for flexibility with both remote and in-studio workers; for, within the classroom there are designated tech areas with monitors where students can zoom-in if need be.

I worked partially on material selection, as well as importing most items into the Revit model. I assisted with some design elements like the way finding path and incorporating thinkmake-share. I also illustrated the postures, for that’s my body mimicking the various shapes.

PROPOSED LAYOUT

M AT E R I A L S

Citron Plastic Seating

Kabuto Upholstery

Concrete Flooring

Champagne Matte Paint

Clementine - Alder

Cadence Poly Upholstery

Ember Chrome- 9250

Plywood

Unmarked Oak- 3VFX

Black Acoustical Material

Heather Grey Acoustical Material

Citron Paint

GENERAL OVERVIEW OF SPACE

O F F - B E AT / LUXU RY S K Y B OX Site / Portland, Oregon Square Footage / 4,200 sqft. Type / Individual Competition / Bernice Bienenstock Furniture Library Prompt / Your client is the CEO of a major music recording company. S/he has purchased a luxury skybox for use by the company’s recording artists when they are in the area.

SITE

ENTRY

INTRODUCTION Off Beat Records aims to encourage creativity and uniqueness alike amongst current and emerging indie rock artists. It’s a place that recognizes and honors where you’ve been, where you are, and where you’re headed. Indie is a term meaning “independent”, which relates to peoples sense of self-identity and directly relates to how the genre startedindependent labels willing to take a chance on sounds created from a newer, yet nostalgic background. Artists who pair the driving rhythm from rock, and the infamous grit from indie, create a harmony that only those with open minds and ears can hear.

A few characteristics that attract Indie Rock culture: - Low Rent - Lots of Basements - Public Transportation

DESIGN CONCEPT The inspiration for this design stems from how many bands start, in a basement, garage, or simply a small place where there’s room for instruments. This proposed space provokes one to reflect on said past, stand in the present, and dream about the future- to honor where you’ve been, where you are, and where you’re headed. With that said, this space planning highlights design elements like interconnectivity and transitions, thinking about how paths cross while maintaining separate- much like our lives. The design pays homage to a garage with the open, yet distinct spaces and layering effect of materials and patterns; additionally, there is a custom ceiling element that mimics the movement of garage doors. Then there are overlapping, intersecting, and continuous elements seen throughout the space that further exemplify the idea of interconnectedness. This also plays into indie rock, for indie stems from independence, which follows the sayings “taking the path less traveled by” or “going off the beaten path”. So these paths throughout represent not only ones paths through life, but also individuality and not being afraid to go your own way.

FIRST LEVEL PLAN KEY

1) Entry 2) 6’ Coat Closet 3) Unisex Restroom 4) Elevator 5) Storage Closet 6) Catering Kitchen 6a) 32”x 24”x65” Built-In Refrigerator 6b) 24”x22”Sink 7) 8’-0”x 3’-0” Movable Bar 8) Viewing Platforms 9) Entertainment Area 10) Bar Seating

12b

13 14

14a 14b

12 15

12a

SECOND LEVEL PLAN KEY

11) Clothing Storage 12) Flexible Conferencing Area 12a) 6’- 24”AV/IT Cabinet 12b) Projection Screen 13) Lounge 14) Residential Space 14a) 24”x 24”x 22” Nightstands 14b) King Bed 15) Residential Bath 15a) 36”x 72” x19” Whirlpool Bath 15b) 42”x 36” Shower 15c) Dual Sink with Vanity

15c

15a

15b

PRAYER ROOM

LOUNGE

LOUNGE PERSPECTIVE ELEVATION

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE ELEVATION

DISPLAY ELEVATION

ENTRY ELEVATION

BAR

CONFERENCE ROOM

M AT E R I A L S

FLOR: Nizhoni Patchwork

FLOR: Kensington Blossom

Formica: Planked Urban Oak

VESCOM: Recyled Boucle

Fibreguard: Harrison

Fibreguard- Harrison

Carnegie: Labyrinth

Chemetal- 555 Sapporo

HBF Textiles: Night Earth

HBF Textiles: Aviator

Shaw Contract: Emcee

Sherwin Williams: Fiery Brown

Daltile: Calacatta Gold

Artistic Tile: Duomo Black

HBF Textiles: Aviator

Carnegie: Diverge

AXO N O M ET R I C

ENTRY/LIVING ROOM

NEXT / D E S I G N F I R M Site / Dallas, TX Square Footage / 15,000 sqft. Type / Individual Competition / Steelcase Prompt / Plan and design NEXT’s new Dallas office, while using 80% of Steelcase products.

LOGO

RECEPTION

CAFE LOGO

PRIMARY COLORS

C O N C E P T STAT E M E N T Thinking about generations in the workplace, the word “medley” comes to mind. This term is defined as “a varied mixture of people or things; a miscellany.” The workplace is now primarily comprised of Generation X and Millennials, with Generation Z slowly merging into the picture. The workplace is a medley of generations that bring different perspectives and skill sets to the table. This also relates to Steelcase’s + Next’s values, for the space would be a medley of their inclusive design principles and design practices.

PARTI DIAGRAM

D E S I G N STAT E M E N T Through the research conducted on a visual representation was created,

BABY BOOMERS = STRUCTURE

GEN X = BALANCE

generations in the workplace, which can be seen below.

MILLENNIAL = INDIVIDUALITY

GEN Z = MULTI- TASKING

Ideals from this were implemented into the space, along with a strong emphasis on materiality and color. There are four primary colors- green, pink, blue, and yellow -each one symbolizing a generation. Through pattern, geometry, and the blending of such colors, one starts to see the harmony that emerges within the workplace. All generations have different attributes that make them special, therefore making the workplace a medley.

N.I.C

15 7

19 21

14 11

13 22 23

FIRST LEVEL PLAN KEY

1-4. Private Offices 5. Resource Center 6. Phone Booths 7-8. Work Stations 9. Huddle Rooms 10. Material Library 11. Vertical Circulation

12. Reception 13-14. Private Offices 15. Phone Booths 16. Mothers Room 17-18. Private Offices 19. Huddle Rooms 20-21. Workstations 22-24. Cafe

N.I.C

MEZZANINE LEVEL PLAN KEY

1. Resource Center 2-3. Meeting Rooms 4. Client Presentation 5. Vertical Circulation 6. Lounge

O.T.B

7. Photo Lab 8. Innovation Lab 9. Wellness Area 10. Training Classroom

WORK STATIONS

CAFE

TRAINING CLASSROOM

PRIVATE OFFICES

PHOTO LAB

SECTION

M AT E R I A L S

Designtex: Chunky Tweed

Viccarbe: Laquered Wood

Designtex: Burrard Ground Cloth

Designtex: Building Blocks

ShawContract: Collaboration Tile

Steelcase Black Matte Paint

Steelcase Cloud Matte Paint

Designtex: Billard Panel

ShawContract: Grit Tile

WORK STATIONS

MATERIAL LIBRARY

Viccarbe: Laquered Wood Steelcase: 3D Microknit

Interface: Wood Flooring

Custom Wallcovering

PHOTOGRAPHY / H A L E I G H R A E P H OT O S

VT GRADS

FAMILIES

ON-SITE DESIGN IMAGES

Thank You!