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Education Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, May 2017 Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Program Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation Major GPA 3.64/4.0 GPA 3.37/ 4.0
Design Experience CURiO
Product Development Intern 2016- Present -Collaborate with a design team to create in line products for Capri Blue and custom products for large scale retailers. -Responsible for creating 3D prints of potential vessel designs, product mock ups, and organizing prototype orders for key clients.
Pryor and Morrow Architects
Interior Design Intern Summer 2014 -Created Revit models of principal architect’s designs for EMCC Student Union and Communiversity for Manufacturing Technology & Engineering -Selected interior finishes for these spaces as well as additional construction. - Rendered potential design options for clients
Penny Bowen Designs
Interior Design Assistant 2012-2014 -Assisted in the design process for residential and small commercial project installations. -Attended client meetings with designer -Processed purchase orders for clients -Managed social media for the firm
Bella Interiors
Sales Associate 2013-2014 -Conducted transactions and managed customer accounts -Assisted patrons in their interior design needs -Attended America’s mart with firm owner
Awards + Honors President’s List, 2015 Dean’s List, 2014- 2016 ASID Regional South Central Career Day,2016 Silver, Large Commercial Design Bronze, Hospitality Design Bronze, Team Retail Design Bronze, Product Design
ASID MSU Student Competition, 2016 1st Place, Computer Generated Rendering 2nd Place, Healthcare Design 2nd Place, Hospitality Design 3rd Place, Photography Series Steelcase, NEXT Student Competition Mississippi State University Nominee
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Contact
Community Involvement+ Events
P. 662.575.5112 A. 65 Ridge,Columbus MS 39701 E. hannahigginsdesign@gmail.com W. hannahhigginsinteriors.weebly.com
Student Recruiter, Academic Insight 2017 Volunteer, Service for Sight 2012-2016 Volunteer, The Big Event 2015 & 2016 Volunteer, Art in the Park 2016 Volunteer, Relay for Life 2014,2015 Volunteer, Palmer Home for Children 2014, 2015 Volunteer, Jonas Journey 2014 Volunteer, Vicker’s Assisted Living Home 2013- 2015 Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity 2013-2016 Artist, One Million Bones Project 2012
Computer + Design Skills Proficient In: Revit 2017 Auto-CAD 2017 Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Windows Windows Office Knowledgeable In: Sketch Up Makerbot 3D Printing Rhino Adobe Draw MAC OS
Related Courses Computer
CAD for Interiors 3D-CAD-Revit Color and Lighting Digital Design
Technical
Construction and Detailing LEED for Interiors Environments for Special Needs Integrated Lighting Solutions Furniture Design Hand Rendering Interior Materials and Treatments Textiles for Interiors Historic Preservation Photography
H O S P I T A L I T Y
Team Project// Contributions// Rooftop Bar and Guest Level Design • Digital Renderings • FF&E Selection • Maquette Elevations • Board Design • Revit Component Building
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HALCYON The Halcyon Hotel is located in downtown San Francisco. The concept was derived from the metamorphic process of gold mining and refining. This mineral serves as the foundation for the city of San Francisco and the design of the Halcyon Hotel. Polished golden alloys create a warm, welcoming environment for guests. Contrasting gold and onyx shades accentuate the minimal architectural details. Towering gilded columns, gold veined marble, and forged metallic luminaires support the design concept.
Duration: 4 Weeks // 30,000 SF // Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
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The reception area reflects the natural state of gold. The veined reception desk represents gold in rock formations while the abstracted carpet pattern reflects the gold found in streams. Reception desk Section View
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lobby The lobby lounge combines both opulence and comfort with its lounge furnishings and luxurious golden accents. Rich contrasting textures of velvet, enameled veneer, and polished gold engage the senses and welcome guests.
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Armchair Upholstery Wallcovering Sofa Upholstery Carpeting Desk Marble 4
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Seating Information
18 Table
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12 Booth
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Chasm envelops patrons with inky stuccoed arches which are effortlessly accented with polished gold molding. These architectural forms are reminiscent of those found in the passageways of gold mines. Dark hues, rusticated surfaces, and minimal luminaires lend to Chasm’s subterranean atmosphere.
Chasm Fine Dining Hospitality
6 Wallcovering Slate Tile Armchair Upholstery Ink Stucco Accent Wallcovering
Studio V//Fall 2016
Seating Information
24 Booth Seating
KEY PLAN
9 Bar Stools 12 Banquette Seating
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CONCEPT Rush Hour Bar and Eatery welcomes patrons into a luminous, vibrant space. The raw natural state of mined gold and its nugget shape inspired the design for the interior. Interspersed golden elements, dazzling tile, light reflecting geometric accent wall, and organic luminaires reinforces the light-reflecting qualities of gold.
Rush Hour Bar Hospitality
Wood Plank Floor Bar Accent Tile Barstool Upholstery Bar Face Tile Composite Stone 8
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KEY PLAN Square footage Information
330 SF Retail +Reception 193 SF Locker Rooms
105 SF Massage Room 510 SF Mineral Pool
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Halcyon’s spa embodies the organic beauty of California’s riverbeds. Design of the spa was driven by the process of panning for gold. A cornerstone of the space is the centrally located water feature. This biophilic space incorporates Minimo mineral pool, with its climbing vine encompassing the lounge allows clients to escape to a natural paradise.
minimo mineral pool Hospitality
Pool Tile Marble Tile Lounge Upholstery Wallcovering 10 Massage Table
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The guest level of the Halcyon Hotel welcomes patrons with luxurious textures and contrasting hues. The refinery process was the conceptual influence for this aspect of the design. When gold is refined, it is combined with other elements to form alloys. The alloy combination determines the shade of the gold. The various shades of gold formed in the refining process can be seen throughout the guest level.
Elevation A guest room information Alloy for Halcyon
34 Junior/king Suite 51 Standard Double
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The custom wallcovering for the Halcyon guest level, is influenced by the refining processes of gold. Because gold is a soft metal it is often combined with another metal to form an alloy. The combination of gold and iron, a blue hued metal, is reflected in the wallcovering. The wallcovering is implemented in all guest rooms behind the headboard creating a strong focal point in the space.
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Maquette The Maquette serves to further develop the understanding of spatial relationships within the guest suites. It combines rendered elevations and floorplan views to accurately display a scaled model of the guest suite. This particular example displays a standard king suite.
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KING SUITE Hospitality
Bench Upholstery Broadloom Carpet Drapery Sheers 14 Pillows Duvet
Studio V//Fall 2016
+ CONCEPT Plated restaurant and Tonic bar sit upon the rooftop of the Halcyon Hotel, The location provides incredible views of the San Francisco skyline. These spaces are conceptually driven by the tectonic movement which pushes gold from the core of the earth to its surface. The selection of orange hues incorporated through the space creates harmony with the city scape and its signature International Orange Golden Gate Bridge.
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Pillows Lounge Upholstery Slate Pattern Bar Face Texture Slate Flooring 17
open dining Hospitality
Tabletop Veneer 18 Booth Upholstery Banquette Cushion Banquette Back Skyline Banquette
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GHAZAL Ghazal is an international restaurant located in Fez, Morocco. The concept for the interior was inspired by the textile industry. The dye industry is a cornerstone for the Moroccan culture. Textiles, from thread, to dye, to yarn, represent the true magnificence of Moroccan artistry. Ghazal, means “to spin� in Arabic, a nod to the spinning of fibers into yarn. This original restaurant incorporates and highlights artisan textiles and their importance in Moroccan culture.
BRONZE Hospitality ASID South Central Regional Competition 2016
2nd Hospitality
ASID Mississippi State Student Competition 2016
Duration: 4 Weeks // 8,000 SF // Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
Studio III//Fall 2015
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The reception area of Ghazal welcomes patrons with a one of a kind artisan installation. A series of suspended gold thread reinforces the conceptual inspiration of the Moroccan textile industry.
SEATING INFORMATION 42 open dining
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The Medina of Fez, Morocco is recognized as a United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) National Heritage Site. The Medina of Fez is the oldest in the world and it is still in use today. The rich history of the Moroccan textile industry and its generational artistry influences the design of Ghazal.
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NEXT The NEXT office is located in downtown Los Angles. It is home to an architecture and interior design firm. The primary goals for the space are encouraging creativity, collaboration, and reflecting the company culture. In positive psychology, flow, also known as the zone, is the mental state of operation in which the person performing an activity is fully immersed. In the state of flow, there is a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. In essence, flow is characterized by complete absorption in what one does. Flow is crucial to the creative process and the environment of the NEXT office.
Mississippi State NEXT Student Competition Nominee
Duration: 4 Weeks // 11,300 SF // Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
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Reception The reception space for the NEXT office was designed to make an immediate impact by attracting and engaging potential clients. The drama of the reception reinforces the identity of the brand and unique company culture.
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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The stacked S-curve conference room utilizes the 22 foot tall ceiling height, as well as the idyllic view of downtown Los Angles.
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studio Studio space encourages the Gamma channel mental process. This channel is involved in high levels of cognitive function, processing information, and accomplishing tasks. The creation of small groups, lounge spaces, and a combination of high and low tech collaboration provides a variety of spaces for designers to work.
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Team Project//Contributions: Space Planning •Programming • Reflected Ceiling Plans • Rendered Floorplans • Digital Rendering • FF + E Selection • Revit Component Building
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AFFINITY Affinity Studios’ goal is to expand the electric atmosphere of the eclectic Cotton District of Starkville, Mississippi. This area is a center of commerce, and a connection point between university and community. The District combines many post modern historic architecture styles to create a sense of nostalgia. Affinity Studios mimic the post modern characteristics in its architecture to correlate with the existing style of the area. This correlation is reflected in the branding. Affinity,which means: similarity of characteristics suggesting a relationship, especially a resemblance in structure, or a natural liking for something. The interior of Affinity Studios’ utilizes flexible, interactive displays to create an affinity between customer and artist. The goal of Affinity Studios’ is to create a connection between art, and community.
Brasfield and Gorrie Student Competition. Team of Architects, Interior Designers, Graphic Designers, and Building Construction Scientist.
Duration: 2 Weeks //9,080 SF // Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator
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EXPANSIVE GALLERY UNITS Studio 1 at Affinity Park incorporates custom interactive displays. These moveable walls are suspended between tracks allowing for interaction between the viewer and the art.
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The design of the art gallery relies on large modular cubes to display artwork. Minimal details and a neutral color scheme makes the artwork the focal feature of the gallery,
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POP OUT UNITS Studio 2 at Affinity Park utilizes custom made display units which can be opened and closed to create temporary spaces for artist’s displays. These modular units are placed on casters for easy movement. They are able to be pushed together and locked for security.
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The pop up shop at Affinity Park contains a series of modular display units and projectors to display temporary logos and branding.
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ELORA Elora is a modern international jeweler,known for its unrivalled excellence in diamonds. A primary goal for the design is incorporating technology to enhance the client experience. Elora was inspired by the delicate loveliness of bubbles and the delight they bring to people. A small child blowing bubbles is mesmerized by their shine, the way the light touches the iridescent orb, and the way it floats, suspended in air. The uncomplicated, innocent desire to reach out and touch the delicate bubble is the feeling customers have when shopping for jewelry. This need to reach out and touch was crucial to the display design. Elora utilizes light reflecting materials, open displays, and technology to create an ideal customer
BRONZE RETAIL
ASID South Central Regional Competition 2016
Duration: 4 Weeks // 3,000 SF // Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
Studio III//Fall 2015 Enchanting
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Enchanting the customer, Elora’s incorporation of technology creates a distinctive shopping experience. To catch the eye of passerby, new technology from Toshiba was implemented. Screens in the storefront display the latest designs from Elora. When a customer approaches the storefront their image is placed on the screens, a window keypad allows them to shift between different jewelry looks and virtually try on each piece. Impulse purchases of jewelry is rare, but with smart screens and Elora designs the customer is easily enamored and has to make the jewelry their own.
Enthralling Blowing a bubble, watching it take shape and float along its own path, it holds ones attention even evoking wonder. Elora gems are no different, demand the attention of the client with their distinctive qualities and allure. Entering Elora the customer sees centrally located extruded displays topped with jewelry. This gives the customer freedom to explore and a tactile connection with each piece. Under each jewel is a discrete sensor which notifies
Concept An expression of life, joy, and the desire to possess something mesmerizingly beautiful. Elora jewelry is enchanting, effervescent and devises an enthralling experience for every client. A modern prestigious international jeweler which creates a state-of-the-art shopping experience for the customer by incorporating new technology with a personable shopping experience. Elora was inspired by the delicate loveliness of bubbles and the delight they bring to people. A small child blowing bubbles is mesmerized by their shine, the way the light touches the iridescent orb, and the way it floats, suspended in air. The uncomplicated, innocent desire to reach out and touch the delicate bubble is the same as shopping for jewelry. Enamored by their shine, and desire to take hold and keep the beauty for oneself. Elora contrasts the fragility and fleeting beauty of the bubble, with the power and promise of forever that comes with Elora jewelry.
employees when a piece of jewelry is being held. The sensors serve not only as security precaution but also to denote which piece of jewelry is the most popular in order to cater to that style more in the future.
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TECHNOLOGY IN THE MARKET Elora has incorporated many technologically advanced systems within the store to improve customer experience. Toshiba smart screens are able to display the customer wearing the latest Elora designs. Impulse jewelry shopping is most likely to occur when a shopper sees something in a window display. This technology allows the shopper to envision themselves in the piece of jewelry which increases the chance of purchase.
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Occasional jewelry Entering Elora the customer sees centrally located extruded displays topped with jewelry. This gives the customer freedom to explore and a tactile connection with each piece. Under each jewel is a discrete sensor which notifies employees when a piece of jewelry is being held. The sensors serve not only as security precaution but also to denote which piece of jewelry is the most popular in order to cater to that style more in the future.
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Engagement When one bubble meets with another, the union results in total sharing and compromise. Since bubbles always try to minimize surface area, two bubbles will merge to share a common wall. The union between these two forms will last their lifetime, just as a union between those who select Elora wedding bands.
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Focus Focus optometry was designed with the goal of creating an environment which welcomes and heals patients. Focus is defined as the center of interest or activity, so incorporating visual interest in the clinic was paramount. In every exam room, customizable luminous textiles mounted on the wall entertain the patient before their eye examination. Wallcoverings set each space apart and play off of the idea of eyes being in and out of focus with blurred and gradient motifs. The eye travels from focal point to focal point throughout the clinic capturing the attention of the client.
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ASID Mississippi State Student Competition 2016
Duration: 4 Weeks // 2, 500 SF // Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
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PHILLIPS LUMINOUS CEILING 3' - 0"
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ASSISTANT WORKSTATION
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Native perspective Native Perspective is designed with the goal of highlighting Mississippi and the talents of its native artists, as well as the innately beautiful materials found in the state. The gallery features sculpture, paintings, and various fine arts by Mississippi artists. Key features of the design such as the historic flood plain cartographic flooring in the entry gallery highlights the most famous natural element in the state. This geographic feature is so key to the state, it was only natural to incorporate it into this design. Columns of marled pinewood offset the gallery as an ode to the states pine belt. The space plan creates a natural winding movement through the various art galleries, similar to the way the Mississippi River flows.
Silver Large Commercial
ASID South Central Regional Competition 2016
1st Computer Generated Rendering
ASID Mississippi State Student Competition 2016
Duration: 2 Weeks // 2, 500 SF // Software: Revit, AutoCAD,Photoshop, Illustrator
Color + Lighting//Fall 2015
Lighting Lighting Goals The primary goals for the lighting design of this space include flexibility, color rendering, and optimum foot candle optimization throughout the space. To accomplish this, a combination of track, wall wash, and adjustable lamping fixtures were implemented. Color rendering on each fixture exceeds 90% showing true to color shades. By implementing photo sensors, LED fixtures, and color monitor LCD touchscreens, throughout the space the user is able to control light levels and conserve energy.
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Designs for custom millwork for Mississippi State University’s Interior Design studios. Detailing includes wall, ceiling, and custom reception desk detail. Project futhers understanding of assemblages, materials, and spatial relationships.
Metal Framing
Construction and detailing UNIT G Final submission MAY 5, 2016
Wire Suspension
T-Bar System 2 x 2 Tegular Tile Corner Bead 1 2''
Gypsum Board
Channel
Expansion Joint
PLAN VIEW 1" 4'-104
1" 2'-72
SCALE 12'' = 1' RECEPTION INTERIOR ELEVATION
DETAILEDSCALE SECTION 1 1/2'' = 1' 2 A10
RECEPTION DESK PLAN VIEW a10
2 A9
PROPRIETARY RESIN PANEL
SCALE 1/2'' = 1'
10" PROPRIETARY PANEL SUPPORT
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1" 4'-104
1" 2'-72
2 A9
10"
RECEPTION DESK PLAN VIEW
3 A9
SCALE 1/2'' = 1'
'' PLASTIC LAMINATE
3 A9
2 X 4 FRAMING
GRANITE BACKSPLASH
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GRANITE BACKSPLASH
GRANITE COUNTERTOP W/ GRANITE COUNTERTOP W/ CUSTOM EDGECUSTOM EDGE 3 4''
PLYWOOD SUBCOUNTER
PLYWOOD SUBCOUNTER
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3 4''
CABINET FRAME
CABINET FRAME 1'' HARDWOOD (STAINGRADE) CABINET FRAME
3'-8" 1" 3'-14
3'-8" 1" 3'-14
1'' HARDWOOD (STAINGRADE) SOLID WOOD SHELF SUPPORT AS NEEDED CABINET FRAME
4'' X 1'' HARDWOOD TRIM
SOLID WOOD SHELF SUPPORT AS NEEDED
3 4''
4 A9
RECEPTION
SCALE 1/2'' =
PLYWOOD BASE
4 A9 1" 14
2X4 WOOD BASE
RECEPTIO
SCALE 1/2''
66 1" 84
3" 3'-78
3 4''
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PLYWOOD BASE
RECEPTION DESK DETAILED SECTION
1" 112
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Designs Portable Lamp Furniture Design Hand Rendering Sketches Photography Series
BRONZE PRODUCT DESIGN
ASID South Central Regional Competition 2016
3RD CREATIVE
ASID Mississippi State Student Competition 2016
Above: Scanography Self Portrait, abstraction of the design process
COLOR + LIGHTING//Fall 2015
Concept This luminaire was designed to reflect and refract light. The cut-out pattern manipulates the light diffusing through the shade casting doppled shadows. The gold lined shade amplifies the warmth of the light and reflects it into the space. L’or des Fous, or “fool’s gold”, is named for the warm light it diffuses.
shade PATTERN
LUMINAIRE Sketches
Construction The lamp was created by combining a wooded base, glass cylinder, and gold lined paper. The paper was cut out to create an alternating linear pattern.
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION L’or Des Fous luminaire uses energy efficient 40 watt A19 LED lamps with a medium base. This lamp has a color temperature of 2700K to accentuate the warm gold tones of the luminaire interior. The lamp has a brightness of 450 lumens.
7" 7’’
1" 82 7" 8 1/2’’
8"
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1'-3" 1’ 3’’
1" 2
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1" 12 1’ 1/2’’
6" 6’’
1" 12
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1" 82 7"
7 1/2’’
lamping specifications Bulb: A19 LED
Life: 30,000 hours
Wattage:400
Lumens: 450
Base: Medium
Switch: Line Cord Color Rendering Index: 80+
Color Temperature: 2,700
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M A 'AT furniture design//fall 2014
Concept
Ma’at Stool is based on the idea of biomimicry. The design mimics the blossom of a Lotus flower. In ancient Egyptian culture, the Lotus bloomed in conjunction with the flood and flow of the Nile. This cycle shaped the world view of the Egyptian culture and became known as Ma’at.
Plan Dimensions
2' - 3 1/4"
2' - 11"
Elevation Dimensions
Ref. Level 0' - 0"
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MAsh UP
Concept
The Mash Up Chair combines two contrasting styles into in an innovate design. The Mash up moves from chair to lounge with the extension of the seat. The mash up is an abstraction of a chaise lounge.
MASHUP Leg Detial
Elevation View
Plan View
Plan View
Exploded View Elevation View
Exploded View
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creative MashUp Design Process Drawings
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Rendering//Spring 2014
Media: Trace and Marker Paper, Prismacolor Marker and Pencils, Chalk Pastels
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creative
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History of Interiors A survey of historic architecture, ornament, and furniture. Timeline spans from the Egyptian period to Post Modern Period. Sketches were drawn by using graphite pencils, rendering markers, and Adobe Draw.
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travel photography
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Photography//Spring 2016
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creative Photography series exploring the architecture and craftsmanship of historic antebellum homes. Features White Arches, (left) a unique example of Italianate architecture in Mississippi. Riverview mansion (right), featured on the national register of historic homes. Both homes are located in Columbus, MS.
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CONTACT
P. 662.575.5112 A. 65 Ridge,Columbus MS 39701 E. hannahigginsdesign@gmail.com W. hannahhigginsinteriors.weebly.com
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