I N T E R I O R D E S I G N P O RT F O L I O
Texas State University
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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About Me
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Witte Museum
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Kitchen Rendering
Academic Works
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Community Center
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Multi-generational Home
Contact Page
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ABOUT ME My name is Hattie Mullins and I was born and raised in Galveston Island Texas where my love and passion for the beach originated from. Just living only 3 blocks away from it made it easy to always find myself on the beach, whether it was walking my dog there, tanning with my friends, fishing, going on runs, surfing, stand up paddle boarding and even working on the beach. For 6 summers I worked for Galveston Island Beach Patrol as a seasonal lifeguard where I became CPR and EMR certified. My love for the beach and water drew me to Texas State University in San Marcos with comfort in knowing the river is nearby. Throughout my career at Texas States Interior Design program, I became proficient in softwares such as AutoCAD, Revit, Sketchup and InDesign. Each semester my passion for design grows as well as my ambition to learn more.
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KITCHEN RENDERING
Design Graphics II | Fall 2019 Rendered in Revit
K I T C H E N
R E N D E R I N G
This Contemporary Modern kitchen is designed to allow the space to feel elegant and comfortable. As you move through this kitchen, the natural colors of the back-splash and cabinetry will bring you a harmonious feel as the modern details such as the light fixtures and the marble counter-tops bring in the elegant and sophisticated atmosphere.
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BENJAMIN MOORE, BUNNY GRAY
CERRARA WHITE MARBLE, COUNTER-TOP
HEXAGONAL, WHITE MARBLE TILE
TRAVERTINE, FLOOR
WROUGHT IRON, HARDWARE
CEILING CAN LIGHT
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COMMUNITY EVENT CENTER
Design Development | Spring 2020 Rendered in Revit
C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R
E V E N T
This event center offers a space to study, eat conversate and recreational activities. Overall its a landing spot for residents and visitors to come together and accomplish their needs.
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M I C R O - H O M E Each micro-home is designed for one individual resident and brings a feeling of safety while still being warm and comfortable. The resulting design consists of geometric patterns, a safety gear color palette, and suspended furniture.
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The intent for this design is to create a home that brings comfort, positive self esteem and productiveness.
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C U B E
P R O J E C T
Sounds bring rhythm, motion and movement through time and Space. To incorporate those elements of sound into this design, a Curvilinear form that resembles a sound wave and openness with Natural materials and color tones bringing the aesthetic of One of the most natural things people experience, sound.
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The design consists of an overall structural form of what a sound wave looks like and brings the experience to life. To make up this form, Bamboo wooden slats are used and complies with using natural material and the openness between the slats allows the sound to travel in and through more frequently while also allowing natural light to come in.
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MULITIGENERATIONAL HOME
Studio I Residential Design | Spring 2021 Rendered in Sketchup
M U L T I G E N R AT I O N A L H O M E The intent for this design is to provide a comfortable landing net to come home to. Hammocks and families rely on the ties that bind them together to gain support, this is present in the design by the layout of the home. For comfort and air flow, this layout separates private rooms from shared living areas. Natural and sustainable materials are present in this design to reflect the support of a home and the softer toned color palette brings comfort and calmness to the home.
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First Floor, Plan
Second Floor, Plan
SECTION VIEW A
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SECTION VIEW B
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As you enter the master suite, there is a sense of relief and comfort as you feel the need to land here and relax.
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WITTE MUSEUM
Studio II Commercial Interiors | Fall 2021 Rendered in Revit
W I T T E
M U S E U M
3801 Broadway Street, San Antonio, TX Located right in front of San Antonio’s river, the Witte Museum offers 175,000 square feet of exhibit space. Part of that space is divided up between prehistoric, geography, people of the Pecos exhibits.
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Located inside the Witte Museums’ Mays Center, I designed a dining area that also acts as common seating, an interactive exhibit, a pop up shop as well as a kiosk that hosts food, coffee and beverages.
When you initially walk into the Mays Center, your welcomed with lush plants and natural wood from floor to ceiling, creating the sense as if your in a tree house or the jungle, It could be anything you see it as because it brings endless inspiration to mind. 34
The intent for this design is to create a space that allows people to feel connected, inspired and organic. This will be accomplished by implementing natural materials, organic shapes and a color palette that stimulates the inspiration of creativity such as oranges and yellows. These colors also reflect nature and scenery in Texas geography that is present throughout the museum.
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The openness of the pop up shop creates a welcoming atmosphere for anyone to be able to travel in and out of the space. The floor material noticeably changes in between the dining area, main walk way and the shop to create a sense of guidance when traveling through the Mays Center, creating a winding and weaving effect. In addition, the change in floor materials creates a sense of change in environment.
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ACADEMIC WORKS
Texas State University, San Marcos
VISUALIZATION AND PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES
VISUALIZATION AND PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES
VISUALIZATION AND PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES
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PEOPLE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIORS
STUDIO II
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(409)599-4090 hattiekmullins@comcast.net @Hattie Mullins