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H A N N A H J OY P O LYS DESIGN PORTFOLIO


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Hannah Joy Polys

M. Interior Architecture & Product Design Kansas State University

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hjpolys@gmail.com 913.620.6885 1207 S. 105th St Edwardsville, KS 66111


TABLE OF CONTENTS INTERIORS FLINT HILLS VETERANS CENTER........................................................... 4 WOOF PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY.................................................... 10 NEXT STEELCASE OPEN OFFICE........................................................... 18 FURNITURE FLOW- HERMAN MILLER PROJECT....................................................... 22 TRUST TABLE....................................................................................... 28 EMBRACE............................................................................................. 34 OTHER PROJECTS......................................................................................... 38 RESUME........................................................................................................ 42

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FLINT HILLS VETERANS CENTER Fall 2014 • healthcare facility to rehabilitate the wounded soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan wars • evidence based design • capstone studio

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OUTSIDE VIEW 5


ART THERAPY ROOM 6


SECOND FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

community staff spaces green space therapy spaces vertical circulation

ORGANIZATION OF SPACES 7


VERTICAL CIRCULATION

HEALING GARDEN

ENTRY GARDEN

RECEPTION & STAFF REFLECTION INTAKE WAITING MEETING POOL ROOM

GREEN ROOF

AMPHITHEATER EDUCATION ELEVATOR SPACES LOBBY 8

MEETING ROOMS

CAFE

HEALING GARDEN

ART THERAPY

PATIENT PARKING


THERAPY ROOM

REFLECTING POOL

This therapy space was given extra square footage, for user comfort, in what would normally be a standard sized therapy room. The therapist themselves are given a separate office so that their personal belongings are safe in their own space.

This reflection pool is located just inside the door to the therapy areas. It is designed to be a subtle surprise for the patients of the facility. Water is a symbol of healing and is seen as a representational clean start for the patients.

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WOOF PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY Spring 2013 • a high end retail store in boulder, co. • leed silver certified specifications • branding package • construction documents • used as model for materials & finishes class

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CASH WRAP 12


BRANDING PACKAGE FOR WOOF.

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SALES FLOOR

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One of the design goals of this small retail project was to create a whole brand experience including packaging and logo design.


WOOF: PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY REGULATIONS: INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODES (IBC) 2009 AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) 2010

WOOF: PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY

GENERAL INFORMATION: BUILDING AREA=2500 SQ. FT. OCCUPANCY TYPE= MERCENTILE – M CONSTRUCTION TYPE= TYPE II B (METAL STUD FRAMED) BUILDING HEIGHT= 5 STORIES OCCUPANCY COUNT: 83 OCCUPANTS

A101 A201 A401 A501 A601 A701 I101 Q101

PLUMBING COUNT: TOILETS: MALE/FEMALE=1 LAVATORIES: MALE/FEMALE=1 DRINKING FOUNTAINS= 1

FLOOR PLAN ELEVATIONS ENLARGED PLANS MILLWORK DETAILS SCHEDULES REFLECTED CEILING PLAN FINSIH/FLOORING PLAN AND LEGEND FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT, & POWER PLAN

ABBREVIATIONS ACT ADA AFF DIA GWB TYP REQ

ACOUSTIC COMPOSITION TILE AMERICAN DISABLITIES ACT ABOVE FINISH FLOOR DIAMETER GYPSOM WALL BOARD TYPICAL REQUIRED

THE STREETS AT SOUTHGLEN 6991 S. VINE ST. CENTENNIAL, CO 80122

THE STREETS OF SOUTHGLENN IS A MIXED-USE LIFESTYLE CENTER COMBINING BOUTIQUES, SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, RESIDENCES AND OFFICES, DESIGNED TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY AS THE GATHERING PLACE FOR SOUTH DENVER’S PROSPEROUS COMMUNITIES. TRADITIONAL MATERIALS AND MODERN DETAILS WILL BUILD ON NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTER AND VARIED PUBLIC SPACES TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES. THE WOOF: PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY WILL BE A HIGH END RETAIL STORE WHERE YOU CAN NOT ONLY BUY THE FRESHEST DOG FOOD, BATHE THEM, AND EVEN GET ANOTHER FURRY FRIEND.

SYMBOLS NORTH ARROW

GRAPHIC SCALE 0'

MATERIAL TAG

2'

4'

8'

16'

SECTION MARKER HANNAH POLYS DESIGNS KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BCSIA: IAPD 628 KENDRA ORDIA

ELEVATION MAKER WALL MATERIAL TAG DOOR TAG

ENLARGED PLAN CALLOUT MAKER

IAPD62851213

Project number Date

MAY 2, 2013

Drawn by

HANNAH POLYS

SHEET TITLE

WINDOW TAG

CENTER LINE

STOREFRONT LOCATION

FACADE

COVER SHEET

G101 Scale

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION 15


29' - 4"

7' - 9"

80*

1

CASHWRAP

3' - 0"

A501

2

STORM STACK 3

1' - 3 1/8"

A501 3' - 1"

A501

R 39' - 1 15/32"

MAIN FLOOR

0"

33' - 4"

A A201

4' - 0"

1

B

BACK ROOM

A

A201 9 3/4"

PUPPY CAGE DISPLAY PUPPY DISPLAY PIN

A601

B 18' - 0 3/8"

A

95*

3' - 0"

A

202 SF

2' - 4 1/4"

2' - 5 1/8" 120*

8"

7' - 8 3/4"

6"

8' - 11 5/8"

5 3/8"

5"

25' - 8 1/8"

A 5"

WASH ROOM

54 SF

3' - 4"

MECHANICAL ROOM

A

5

A

5' - 0"

7' - 0 3/4"

3 6' - 6"

A

5' - 6 1/2" 7' - 4 5/8"

2 A 5'0" X 2'6" WASH BASIN

16' - 0"

4' - 0 1/8"

2 B

19' - 2 1/2"

19' - 9 5/8"

1426 SF

330 SF

WOOF: PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY

LINE OF CEILING ABOVE

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1

3

3' - 0"

4

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

PARTITION WALL

" 7/16

56 SF

THE STREETS AT SOUTHGLEN 6991 S. VINE ST. CENTENNIAL, CO 80122

DRINKING FOUNTIAN

A201

RESTROOM

2' - 4"

ROOF DRAIN

3' - 4"

9' - 11 7/8"

1' - 8"

3' - 0"

'-3 R 13

8' - 6 1/2"

4 3

1' - 6" 1' - 6" 2' - 4 3/4"

2' - 7"

4' - 7 1/2"

1' - 6"

5 1/2"

2' - 8"

7' - 5 1/4"

3' - 8 7/8"

8"

16' - 11 7/8"

4' - 8 1/4"

69' - 5"

0' 1

2'

4'

8'

16'

FLOOR PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

HANNAH POLYS DESIGNS KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BCSIA: IAPD 628 KENDRA ORDIA IAPD62851213

Project number Date

MAY 2, 2013

Drawn by

HANNAH POLYS

SHEET TITLE

FLOOR PLAN

A101 Scale

FLOOR PLAN 16

1/4" = 1'-0"


4 1/4" 3' - 6"

OVERHEAD PLANE

PENDANT LIGHTING

13' - 8" 7' - 11 1/8"

WOOF: PUPPY WASH & DOG BAKERY

TRANSACTION AREA

4"

2' - 0"

2' - 6"

WALNUT CASHWRAP MEETS ADA

MILLWORK ELEVATION 1/2" = 1'-0"

COMPUTER MONITOR

MONITOR PLACEMENT

2" 1"

SOLID WALNUT TOP ON COUNTER STORAGE SOLID WALNUT TOP 2X2 WOOD STRUCTURE

2" 1"

1' - 0"

GROMMET PLACED ON BOTH LEVELS

2x2 WOOD STRUCTURE

2" 1"

1" THICK WALNUT COUNTER

1' - 0"

WALNUT VENEER COMPUTER TOWER

1"

1' - 0"

WALNUT VENEER

2"

1' - 0"

1' - 0"

1"

STRUCTURAL FRAMING

HANNAH POLYS DESIGNS KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY BCSIA: IAPD 628 KENDRA ORDIA IAPD62851213

2"

4"

Project number

MILLWORK DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

MAY 2, 2013 HANNAH POLYS

SHEET TITLE 1' - 0"

2

Date Drawn by

WOOD BLOCKING

4"

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THE STREETS AT SOUTHGLEN 6991 S. VINE ST. CENTENNIAL, CO 80122

1' - 3"

3' - 0"

6"

12' - 0"

PUPPY DISPLAY CAGE

12' - 0"

3' - 0"

7' - 11"

CURVED WALL

1

2"

3' - 4"

2"

3' - 4"

1"

MILLWORK DETAILS

MILLWORK BACKSIDE ELEVATION 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

A501 Scale

As indicated

MILLWORK DETAILS 17


NEXT Fall 2013 • a steelcase open office competition • think tank organization seeking innovation • space planning -8,000 sq ft • way-finding

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CLASS ROOM S 19


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PROJECT ROOM PROJ PR OJEC ECT ROO RO OO OM M PRO PR OJJECT ECT EC RO R OO OM M 20

SHOP SH HOP


NEXT MISSION BY STEELCASE At NEXT, our mission is to afford entrepreneurs access to resources, expertise and an environment that fosters creativity and allows them to fail early and often. As a result, we deliver groundbreaking innovative solutions that represent the next best products and services in the market.

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CLLASSSSR C RO O OO OM O M VIID V DEEO CONF. CO

THIN TH INK TANK ANK AN

CAFE CA FE

OP O PEN PE EN OFFI OFFI OF FICE FICE CES CES EN NCL CLAV VEES

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FLOW Fall 2013 • a collaboration project with herman miller • a near environment for a distance learner - graduate student studio workspace • research • generational requirements • constraints - stressors - specific needs • flexibility + modularity • storage

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FLOW WORK STATION 23


DESIGNING FOR GENERATION X Typical office systems and distance education centers are not addressing the needs of design students. They are apt to use more supplies, services and collaboration than a typical distance learner leading to the design of the flow. Generation X is a trophy seeking generation needing consistent movement and multitasking capabilities. THE DESIGN TEAM TRASH RECYCLING

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WASTE RECEPTACLE

DROP ZONE DIVOT


OVERHEAD PLANE

long term storage

BANDWIDTH ZONE

eye level when standing & sitting

ACTIVE WORK ZONE

drafting, modeling, critques

STATIONARY WORK ZONE

desk height, seated work

DROP ZONE

dedicated storage for user

GROUND PLANE

ACTIVE ZONE DIVOT

connection to office circulation

TASK ZONE DIVOT

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TECHNOLOGY Smart surfaces and overhead cameras make it possible for your entire design process to be documented and digitally transfered. The user can sketch, transfer, create and edit their ideas right on the workstation.

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MATERIALS The weighted steel workstation frame is coated with plastic laminate featuring surfaces that both function as white-board and magnetic board. The edge of the workstation features adjustable LED lighting to suit the users desires throughout the day.

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TRUST TABLE Summer 2013 • flat pack design • use of bending plywood • vacuum forming

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BUILDING TRUST

Create a form-work. This could be made out MDF From there cut out five 32�x 12� bending plywood or foam insulation board. There can be an additional sheets. Glue. Place in Vacuum forming bag centered lamination step to create a more even surface. over the form-work.

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Bended form will be longer than needed. Cut off end with bandsaw. (Edge will be uneven from gluing) Cut 2 1/2” planks. This will create 4 legs. Taper each leg by cutting a triangle shaped piece off of each end. Then drill 1/4” hole approx. 1” from the middle of where the board bends. Drill 1/2” recess for wood button.

Construct. Each leg rests on the next, like if you were to sit on the lap of the next. From there bolt and plug the hole with wood button. (You may need to clamp to help torque the table leg when bolting)

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FURNITURE MAKING In my Interior Architecture and Product Design department here at Kansas State University I am given a diverse nature of education. My department values the craft creating not just in the digital but in a hands-on shop-style environment.

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EMBRACE Fall 2014 • chair design • use of bending plywood • vacuum forming • lathe work • veneer in island rosewood

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EMBRACE. E MB M B BR RA R A AC ACE CE C E.

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OTHER PROJECTS 38


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PHOTOGRAPHY 40


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Hannah Joy Polys hjpolys@gmail.com 913.620.6885 1207 S. 105th St Edwardsville, KS 66111

EDUCATION M. Interior Architecture and Product Design Kansas State University Expected Graduation (May 2015) Centro Studi - Orvieto, Italy Study Abroad (Spring 2014)

WORK EXPERIENCE Paul Weigel Library- Kansas State University Student Library Assistant (Janurary 2015- Present) Wallingford Construction Design Intern (Summer 2014) Interior Architecture and Product Design Department Student Worker (May 2013- September 2013) CalAnn Farms Greenhouse Assistant (March 2010 - Present)

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LEADERSHIP Ambassador- College of Architecture AIAS- Collegiate Member IIDA- Collegiate Member Peer Mentor Environmental Design Students VP Ritual and Fraternity Appreciation - Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Chair - Alpha Chi Omega Recruitment Committee- Alpha Chi Omega

AWARDS & HONORS Dean’s Honor Roll, APDesign, Kansas State University Activities Scholarship, Kansas State University Memorial Scholarship, Kansas State University Works Displayed & Archived, APDesign, Kansas State University Abstract Selected for APDesign Graduate Research Symposium Logo Design Competition for IAPD 50th Anniversary -1st Place

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