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hayden interior design portfolio
hayden
HUNT
atlanta, ga hayden.hunt98@gmail.com https://haydenhunt.myportfolio.com/ 478.361.4108
ED U CAT I ON Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville MS Cumulative GPA | 3.90/4.00 Major GPA | 4.00/4.00 Graduation August 2020
WOR K EXPERI ENCE SALES ASSOCIATE | Carol’s Linens Macon, GA | Summer 2018 & Summer 2019 -Consulted and sold luxury draperies and bedding to clients -Increased product knowledge and sales experience by working in different areas of the store. -Created visual merchandise displays. -Engaged customers with friendly service and a helpful attitude.
DESIGN INTERN | Beverly Cox Designs Atlanta, GA | Summer 2017 -Assisted with large installation, which included installation of window treatments, furniture, and accessories. -Sketched drawings of client’s interiors. -Accompanied designer on consultations with clients. -Picked up and returned fabric samples and inishes. -Researched sources for lighting and accessories.
TEACHER’S ASSISTANT | Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS | Spring Semester 2019 -Assisted students with AutoCAD during class time. -Organized after class help sessions every week, and met with students during ofice hours. -Aided the teacher by grading assignments and projects.
CAM PUS I NVOLVE M E N T College of Architecture, Art, and Design Dean’s Council member | 2017 -present
Student Association for Mississippi State University Freshman Forum | 2016 - 2017 Zacharias Leadership Conference Counselor
Formal Sorority Recruitment Counselor Gamma Chi | 2018 -2019 Phi Mu Sorority Member| 2016 - present Phi Mu Leadership Institute | Summer 2017 Campus Activities Chairman | 2018 -2019
American Society for Interior Designers President | 2019 - 2020 Vice President | 2018 - 2019 Member| 2016 - present Foundation Ambassador Member| 2017 - present MSU Marketing Advertisement Participant | 2019 -2020 Wesley Foundation Member| 2017 - present CIDA Student Accreditation Board Member | 2019
CO M M U NI TY I NVOLVE M E N T Lebonhuer Children’s Miracle Network Hospital Dance Marathon Participant | 2017 - 2020
Academic Insight College of Architecture, Art, and Design Recruiter | 2018 - 2020 Feed the Hunger Participant | 2018 - 2020
Volunteer, Salvation Army Volunteer | 2016 - 2020
Art Installation for Sudduth Elementary School Participant| 2016
Habitat for Humanity Volunteer | 2019 - 2020
HO NOR S & AWAR D S Scholarships Cindy W. Simpson Loyalty Scholarship Freshman Academic Excellence Scholarship Chip Davidson Scholarship
Mississippi State University President’s and Dean’s Scholar Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
SKILLS Revit
AutoCAD
InDesign
Hand Rendering
Photoshop
Microsoft Excel
Illustrator
Microsoft Office Suite
ASID South Central Chapter Regional Student Design Competition 1st Place Restaurant 1st Place Hand Rendering 2nd Place Retail 2nd Place Product Design
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education
hospitality
higher education
boutique hotel
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restaurant
corporate
international
training center
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retail
product design
high-end accessories
custom furniture
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hand rendering
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education higher education
Next (hub)
about the project Location: Washington, D.C. Space: 2 levels, 20,000 s.f. Type: Higher Education
the client Next Hub is a space for adult students who are enrolled in online coursework to gather and collaborate with faculty and other students.
goals To create a learning center that provides active and diverse educational experiences. To provide a space that supports social interactions, individual study, group collaboration, team project work, faculty interaction and community events.
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Project Type: Individual
Software: Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop
CONCEPT
The Next Hub is centered around the use of the knowledge market. The knowledge market provides multiple postures, collaborative settings, diverse technologies, and amenities for which best it the students’ study plans. For once, students are directly in control of their education and can access materials to better their future. Concept Development, Programming, Space Planning, Revit Model Building, Lighting, Material and Finish Selections, and Renderings
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RESEARCH
collision zone
sticky campus
flipped learning
“Collision zones” are a collaborative touch down spot that is built for faculty, students, and entrepreneurs to work together. These spaces can typically be found in in-between spots, work cafes, or other mobile spaces.
“Sticky campus” is a campus that has every amenity a student might need, which provides plenty of reasons to visit and none to leave. Google’s campuses follow this same practice.
“Flipped learning” is a classroom with completely mobile furniture that can be re-conigured in minutes. The beneits of lipped learning for students include adapting to different learning modes and control over postural choices.
Pros of Collaborative Learning Soft skills are one of the many beneits of collaborative learning because they force students to work out of their comfort zone. The soft skills developed from collaborative learning are communication, teamwork, time management, and public speaking. Employers are looking for employees that can not only discuss their working ideas for solutions, but who can also transform those ideas into physical reality. Collaborative learning prepares students for this environment by providing gallery spaces and different types of media to illustrate on such as TV monitors, pin up spaces, and mobile white boards.
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Technology is another beneit of collaborative learning because it forces students to use and learn the newest technology in the ield.
PROGRAMMING Public
Alone
Together
Create a range of settings. Consider adjacencies, privacy needs, and collaborative activities. Public/Together Together/Private Private/Alone Alone/Public
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Four types of work spaces for students and faculty.
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Faculty Hub
Private Office
Learning Commons
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Gallery Space
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Reception Active Learning Classroom
Enclosed Tutor Copy Room
Men’s Restroom
Men’s Restroom Computer Classroom
Child Care Women’s Restroom
10th Level Color Coded Floor Plan
Women’s Restroom
11th Level Color Coded Floor Plan
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10TH FLOOR PLAN
The learning commons is designed The learning commons is to designed serve as a work cafe, which allows to serve as a work cafe, which allows students to work together while being able to enjoy their meals. students to collaborate and eat.
The kitchen provides a place for The kitchen provides a place for students to safely store their students to safely store their meals. meals. It also provides all the It also appliances provides toallheat theand necessary necessary chill food. appliances to heat and chill food.
Each seat in the classroom has casters, Each seat in the classroom has casters, which allows the room to be easily which allows the room to be easily re-designed bestlearning it each learning re-designed to best to fit each method suchsuch as a lecture or group or group method as a lecture setting.
setting.
Much like the classroom, each object Much like space the classroom, each which allows in the has casters, object in the space has casters, the room to be highly mobile. which allows the room to be highly mobile. a moveable partition partition Also,Also, a moveable was was implemented into the center of implemented into the center of the the room to allow the option of roomtwo to classrooms. allow the option of creating creating
two classrooms. The makerspace a place The makerspace providesprovides a place where students can collaborate where students can collaborate while while learning how to use the learning how to use machines provided such as the 3D machines printers and laser provided suchcutters. as 3D printers and laser cutters.
10th Level Rendered Floor Plan
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RCP rendered floor plans education
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Swell Acoustical Acoustical Ceiling Ceilingby Arktura by Arktura Fine Fissured Acoustical Fine Acoustical Ceiling Tiles Ceiling Tilesby byArmstrong Armstrong Wood Ceiling Wood CeilingDetail Detail
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11TH FLOOR PLAN
With a small conference table and With a small conference table and aa monitor, each tutoring monitor, each openopen tutoring room isis fiti for small groupsgroups to room t for small to collaborate and work together. collaborate and work together.
The gallery space provides gallery space provides a space aThe space not only to display not only to display progress work, progress work, but alsotoa space but also a space for employers visit and hold interest meetings. for employers to visit and hold interest meetings.
The lobby provides enough room The wild card space provides here for multiple people to work enough room for multiple people to work together while waitingfor for a together while waiting a class to begin or for one of the class to begin or for one of the teacher’s to be free. teacher’s to become available.
The active learning classroom The active learning classroom is to provide multiplemultiple isdesigned designed to provide layouts, which is centered around layouts, which is centered around various postural choices and learning modes. various postural choices and learning modes.
11th Level Rendered Floor Plan
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Childcare is one of the many Childcare is one of the many amenities Next provides. It amenities Next HubHub provides. It allows students to be to havea proper, allows students toable recieve their child taken care of while they higher while having their receive aeducation proper, higher education. children cared for.
RCP
Lightingand and lighting Ceilinglegend Legend ceiling 22x4 X 4LED LEDTroffer Trofers DecorativePendant Pendant Decorative
RecessedCan Can Recessed
22x2 X 2LED LEDPanel Panel Suspended Fluorscent Fluorescent Suspended
Generic Ceiling Generic Ceiling
Swell Acoustical Acoustical Ceiling Ceilingby Arktura by Arktura Fine Fissured Acoustical Fine Acoustical Ceiling Tiles Ceiling Tilesby byArmstrong Armstrong Wood Ceiling Wood CeilingDetail Detail
Note All Ceilings are 10’ - 0� a.f.f.
11th Level RCP
EDUCATION
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COMPUTER CLASSROOM Flexible seating is available for students to select the posture they prefer. Windows are tinted blue to reduce glare on computer screens. The focal wall provides interest to capture students attention during lecture.
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EDUCATION
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ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM Intended to encourage student engagement and promote blended learning. This is accomplished through offering various digital tools, writing surfaces, and collaborative seating arrangements. Lamping is located within the dropped ceiling to diffuse the lighting. All furniture has casters, which allows the room to be organized into multiple different layouts.
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LARGE ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM To serve as a gathering space after program hours. Supports multiple purposes due to containing mobile and lexible furnishings. A movable partition allows the room to be split into two separate spaces when needed. Ceiling design was selected because it represents the rolling hills of the Sahara Desert.
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LOBBY AND GALLERY SPACE Main inspiration is centered around the rugged structures used by outdoor, market vendors. Fabric is suspended from the ceiling, which relects the tapestries dangling in Moroccan bazaars. Multiple oriental, area rugs are used to simulate Morocco’s bohemian culture. Room is designed with several different seating arrangements to be used as either a lounge or a collision zone. Gallery space will be used to not only post student work, but also hold career interest meetings.
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EDUCATION
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hospitality boutique hotel
Louis
HOT EL
about the project Location: St. Louis Space: 18 levels: Main Level, Guest Room, amd Rooftop Type: Boutique Hotel
the client Located in St. Louis, Missouri is Hotel Louis, a boutique hotel insipired by the old-world architecture and unqiue lifestyle of New Orleans, Louisiana. St. Louis and New Orleans are both cities with an incredible soul. From jazz music to French inluences, these cities stand true to who they are and inspire a connection to both the past and the present.
goals To develop a four star boutique hotel that is inlunced by the culture and lifestyle of its metropolitan environment. To design the space and its components with restrictions and guidelines in terms of design aesthetics and hotel brand speciications.
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Project Type: Team of 4
Software: Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop
CONCEPT French Quarter Filled with streamboat cruises and bohemian charm. The old-world architecture and century-old restaurants inspired the design of Hotel Louis.
Frenchman Street
Most musical location in all of New Orleans. This vibrant, buzzing street inspired the concept for the restaurant, bar, and grill, Soprillo.
Garden District Gleaming white homes framed by canopies of leafy green trees. The opulent, southern elegance inlunced the design of the spa, Uptown Sugar.
Bourbon Street Always the life of the party in New Orleans. The neon lights and colored beads heavily inlunced the design intent of the rooftop bar, The Raucous.
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Louis, Missouri
Hotel Louis takes the inluences of New Orleans and immerses them into the city of St. Louis creating an exciting travel destination. Each facet of the hotel is intended to represent a different part of New Orleans, including the French Quarter, Frenchman Street, the Garden District, and Bourbon Street. Concept Development, Programming, Space Planning, Revit Model Building, Lighting, Material and Finish Selections, and Renderings
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MAIN LEVEL French Quarter Inspired the reception and main lobby with its intricate iron work, old-world architecture, and casework. The intent is to make the patrons feel like they are taking a stroll through the French quarter.
First Level Color Coded Floor Plan
color coded legend Reception Restaurant
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Lobby Public Restroom
Spa Back of House
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First Level Rendered Floor Plan
room legend 1 Reception 5 Public Restroom
2 Lobby 6 Back of House
3 Spa 7 Fitness Center
4 Restaurant 8 Business Center
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RECEPTION Designed to look like a traditional New Orleans facade, the reception provides a realistic experience of life in the French Quarter. Wrought iron is a major design element in the hotel because it represents the old-world architecture found in New Orleans.
Elevation of Reception
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HOSPITALITY
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LOBBY Furniture is separated into small groups to represent bench seating found in the Jackson Square Park.
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QUIET ROOM Design intent came from the classic elegance of the Garden District. Ironwork canopy hangs from the ceiling draped in greenery adding a natural sense of calm to the space and replicating the serenity of the garden. Water feature found within the quiet room acts as a focal point and a relaxation component. There is a glass covering over the water that is lush with the loor to provide a safe walking surface.
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TREATMENT ROOM Whitewashed brick and off-white walls are inspired by the extravagant homes found in the Garden District. Greenery is implemented into the spa to reduce stress and clean indoor air by absorbing toxins. Privacy and noise level reduction is also a beneit of plant life. HOSPITALITY
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GUEST LEVEL French Quarter Guest rooms are also inluenced by the sophisticated, southern culture of the French Quarter. Patrons will feel like a crown jewel after spending the night in a room illed with bohemian charm.
Guest Level Color Coded Floor Plan
color coded legend Double Double Room King Room
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King Suite Cooridor
Stairs and Elevator
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room legend 1 Double/Double Room 2 King Suite 3 Stairs and Elevator 4 Kitchen in King Suite 5 King Room 6 Cooridor
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KING SUITE KITCHEN To accommodate for extended-stay guests, each king suite contains a full kitchen with a dining area. Neutral colors provide a sense of serenity to the room, while teal accents add excitement.
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KING SUITE BEDROOM Wall covering is inspired by the gold and black leur des lis pattern. The textile creates visual interest and adds texture to the space. A coffee bar is located conveniently beside the bed.
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ROOFTOP LEVEL Bourbon Street Lively and energetic like a walk down Bourbon Street. There are four bars on the rooftop, creating the feeling of a stroll through the city. Guests are welcome to enjoy the party, and let the good times roll.
Rooftop Color Coded Floor Plan
color coded legend VIP Dining Bars Benching Dining
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Kitchen and Bathroom
Stairs
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Lounge and Fountain
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room legend 2 VIP Dining 1 Bars 5 Dining 6 Benching
3 Kitchen and Bathroom
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8 Fountain and Lounge
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MAIN DINING Along with the streetlamps, the cobblestone looring conveys the experience of strolling through Bourbon Street on a Saturday night. Bronze ironwork wall separates the main dining area from the VIP section. VIP area also features illuminated movable partitions to allow different layouts for smaller or larger groups.
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BARS The row of bars is designed so that users get a feeling of walking down Bourbon Street and experiencing the different themed bars. Awnings with iron posts mimic the trademark iron awnings that line bourbon street.
Each menu represents a different bar on the rooftop. This allows the patrons to bar hop just like they would in New Orleans.
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3.
corporate
training center
hi jen
Dermatologist created
about the project Location: Stockholm, Sweden to New York, New York Space: 2 levels, 40,000 s.f. Type: Corporate Training Center
the client Hi Jen is a luxury skin care company from Stockholm, Sweden. The company is built on the belief that people should not conform to the world’s beauty standards; instead, unconventional and natural beauty should be celebrated.
goals To create a lagship training center that will be used to train employees from all over the country. To develop a design that relects the corporation’s high energy workforce and impress visitors through its innovative use of architectural design elements. To build a corporate image while only using Steelcase and other associated vendors as the only sources for FF&E.
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Project Type: Individual
Software: Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop
CONCEPT
Hi Jen seeks to provide a product that seamlessly promotes minimalism through harmless, clean chemicals while visually encouraging diversity with a wide variety of skin tone foundations. They provide services from consultations to sales to empowerment seminars.
Concept Development, Programming, Space Planning, Revit Model Building, Lighting, Material and Finish Selections, and Renderings
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RESEARCH human centered design support
Support is accomplished by working in a relaxed, fully supported position, which relieves stress, minimizes injury risks, and helps maximize performance. Ergonomic task chairs will be implemented throughout the space to relax the body.
neutral reach zone
The neutral reach zone relates to having work tools and materials within reach. The neutral reach zone maintains a healthy, supported posture. For instance, an adjustable keyboard should be located only 1 or 2 inches above the lap, and a mouse should be shaped to it the hand.
indoor air quality
Indoor air is ive times more polluted than outdoor air. Dust, allergens, and gases pollute indoor air, and cleaning products, upholstery, and carpeting harbor germs that are carried through the building via recycled air. These pollutants contribute to the health of a building’s occupants, who may experience headaches and fatigue.
proper lighting
A proper lighting source for looking at both the monitor and paperwork should be provided. Indirect, general lighting as well as task lighting at each workstation to provide adequate light that eliminates glare and eyestrain must be speciied.
company’s goals diversity
The space is diverse to accommodate the various employees tasks. The space also relects the diverse backgrounds and cultures of the occupants, which will promote individuality and sense of ownership.
empowerment
The space empowers its occupants by supporting mental and physical health. The users will spend most of their day at work, so the space must not only provide comfort, but also good air quality, acoustics, daylight, and encourage movement.
minimalism
The space is minimalistic in order to enhance the given space and the people who occupy it. Minimalistic design will not over-stimulate the employees, thus providing visual comfort.
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PROGRAMMING workstation typical work surfaces Ology - Desk Electric 1 Rectangular - 29” D 26” - 33” adjustable height range
Area: 72 1/4 sq. ft. Nominal Size: 8’x 8’ Panel Width: 2” WS Area: 64’ Filing LF: 12 LF Panel Heights: 54” Product Family: Answer by Steelcase 3
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storage Mobile Pedestal 3 Box/File 23.5” D 4
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Universal Systems 2 Work-surface Straight - Full Depth - 3mm edge
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chairs 6 Task Chair: Gesture 3 Mobile Pedestal
office typical Area: 72 1/4 sq. ft. Nominal Size: 8’x 8’ Panel Width: 2” WS Area: 64’ Filing LF: 12 LF Panel Heights: 54”
work surfaces Elective Elements - Work1 surface Single Tapered - 90” W
Product Family: Answer by Steelcase
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Tower with Drawer and Door 75” H
6 Overhead Storage chairs 7 Task Chair: Gesture
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9TH LEVEL diverse workstations
natural light
Each workstation is 7.5’ x 7.5,’ which provides optimal storage space for the employees. Each new employee has the option of three different accessory packages for his or her workstation. INDUS. PSYCH.
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self-care
The interior store-front windows allow natural daylight to reach the core of the building, which aids in the mental and physical health of the employees.
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LARGE CONFERENCE
INTERVIEW ROOM
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A retail space is built within the loor plan to encourage breaks and to self-promote their formulas and products.
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INTERVIEW ROOM
SMALL CONFERENCE
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9th Level Color Coded Floor Plan
color coded legend Human Resources Management FLC
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Human Resources Administration
Management Training
Human Resources Info. Tech.
organization The lateral iles provide employees with storage in close proximity to their workstations.
the reward An ofice with exterior windows is a beneit for employees with higher positions.
RCP ceiling concept Privacy is a major concern due to number of work stations. To support acoustical privacy and lower noise levels, there is a suspended acoustical ceiling above each workstation cluster. The drop ceiling aids in not only absorbing excess sound, but it also breaks up the room into smaller divisions to make the space feel more personal.
9th Level RCP
ceiling legend 2’x2’ LED Troffer Light Nebulite LED pendant lamp
Suspended Ceiling 2’x2’ ACT Ceiling
TruLine Suspended LED
Painted Gypsum
Recessed can
Vestanto Pendant Lamp
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10TH LEVEL multi-purpose spaces The break/copy rooms are built to seat 7+ so that collaboration can occur in a informal meeting area.
diverse arrangements Three different seating and desk heights were selected to promote postural choice and control. This also allows the desks to be easily arranged from traditional lecture to group collaboration.
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10th Level Color Coded Floor Plan
color coded legend Training Center
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Technology Training
take-ямБve Most of the individuals using this space have traveled for training. The lounge provides a space for people to relax before a session begins.
SMALL CONFERENCE
less stuff more space Within the QMS Labs are only the necessities needed to teach new technology.
RCP ceiling concept Privacy is an issue on this loor because one shouldn’t be able to hear the adjacent classroom. All ofices and classrooms have 2’x2’ ACT. For the workstations, lunchroom, and reception, there is a suspended acoustical ceiling. Due to this loor having the most foot trafic, the acoustical suspended ceilings are larger than the 9th loor.
10th Level RCP
ceiling legend 2’x2’ LED Troffer Light Nebulite LED pendant lamp
Suspended Ceiling 2’x2’ ACT Ceiling
TruLine Suspended LED
Painted Gypsum
Recessed can
Vestanto Pendant Lamp
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WORKSTATION PERSPECTIVE To promote diversity, the color palette represents the large range of skin tones. Suspended from the ceiling are acoustical ceiling components, which aid in reducing potential noise.
Rendered Workstation Floor Plan
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RECEPTION Large prototypes of the company’s main product lank the reception desk. Suspended from the ceiling is a blush drape, which serves to soften the space.
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RETAIL STORE A retail store is incorporated in the training center to help the employees become familiar with the company’s new products. All millwork and displays can be manipulated and rearranged to relect the interiors of the stores.
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restaurant international
C V
alle iva
about the project Location: Madrid, Spain Space: 1 level, 7,000 s.f. Type: International Restaurant
the client Calle Viva is a tapas bar and restaurant located in Madrid. A vibrant hotspot unique to anything else in Madrid, can be described as a trendy and lively hub for intimate or large gatherings.
goals To research and create a restaurant that blends into the culture of the country. To develop a loor plan with various levels of dining such as outdoor, bar, private, and main dining. To create an atmosphere that welcomes not only the locals, but also those who are touring Spain. 1st Place at 2019 ASID South Central Design Summit
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Project Type: 2 Person Team Software: Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop
CONCEPT Step into this gathering place for a specialty margarita at our sleek serpentine bar, or join friends at a table and dine from a selection of eclectic tapas. Featuring live entertainment 6 nights a week in the style of mariachi, blues, swing, jazz or classical vocals; Calle Viva inspires you to grab a friend, dance the night away, and enjoy the moment.
Location: Madrid, Spain
Concept Development, Programming, Space Planning, Revit Model Building, Lighting, Material and Finish Selections, and Renderings
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FLOOR PLAN Private dining that is able Private dining that is able to expand to expand into one large into one large room. room.
Branding: RomanBranding: Arches
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An expanded bar to An expanded bar to accommodate accommodate touristbar bar forfor tourist crawls. crawls.
Live green wall that represents Spain’s growth Live green wall that andrepresents agriculture. Spain’s growth and agriculture.
Recessed Arch Recessed Arch Entrance which Entrance which contains patio contains patio dining. dining. Color Coded Floor Plan
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Kitchen
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Total Seat Count: 233 seats Main Dining: 172 seats Bar: 12 seats Waiting: 17 seats Private Dining: 32 seats
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MAIN DINING PERSPECTIVE Suspended from the ceiling are acoustical panels that are cladded in wood. Live wall cools down the warm interior inishes and also aids in noise absorption. Pendants above the tables are details of Islamic culture and design.
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STAGE AND DINING PERSPECTIVE Casual Dining
Fine Dining
Patrons are able to enjoy their meal in the dining area while listening to the local sound of Madrid, Spain perform on stage. Custom acoustical panels were designed in the shape of an Islamic motif to represent branding within the restaurant. Throughout the restaurant is large format tile, which helps to eliminate the amount of grout needed.
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RESTAURANT
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BAR PERSPECTIVE Sleek, serpentine bar is one of the major focal points of the restaurant. It is a great place to join friends and dine from a selection of tapas.
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RESTAURANT
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retail
high end accessories
IMPERIAL TWENTY-TWO authentic handmade goods
about the project Location: Toronto, Cananda Space: 2 levels, 7,000 s.f. Type: High-End Retail
the client Imperial Twenty-Two is a high-end accessory retailer in Toronto, Canada centered around developing fashion that is ahead of the market and its trends.
goals To not only design and develop a new high-end acessories retailer in Toronto, Canada, but also align the store environment with the Canadian consumer. To improve the effectiveness of the design in conveying the brand to the guest while improving/innovating operational and merchandising needs within the store. 2nd Place at 2019 ASID South Central Design Summit
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Project Type: Individual
Software: Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop Perspectives: Hand Rendered
CONCEPT
line types
Instagrammable displays, customize station, and smart shelving are the elements that have been integrated into the retail store to increase consumer return and create free advertisement.
Radial and cascading line drawings drove the visual concept of Imperial Twenty Two’s branding. The radial line aids in making the customer’s eyes glide up and through the retail space. Decorative lying buttresses recessed arched displays are implemented throughout the retail store.
Concept Development, Programming, Space Planning, Revit Model Building, Lighting, Material and Finish Selections, and Renderings
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1ST FLOOR PLAN Floor plan of Imperial Twenty-Two translates streamline design to eliminate excess and to ensure straightforward navigation. By implementing this into the layout, the consumer’s attention will be free to enjoy the “ofline exclusives” that are available such as interactive displays, customize/repair section, and smart shelving.
Hand bag display continued under the stairs Hand bag or luggage customize Station
color coded legend Entrance Windows Stairs Elevator
Interactive advertisement displays
Women’s Acc. Receving Room Register Customize Station
Instagrammable wall
Instagram Space Handbags Bathroom Cooridor Lounge Stockroom First Level Color Coded Floor Plan
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floorPLAN plans 2ND FLOOR
color coded legend
Smart Shelving
Monumental Stair Men’s Fragrance Display Men’s Lounge
Small lounge
Stairs Elevator Men’s Acc. Dressing Room Seating Women’s Outerwear
Men’s Cigar Lounge
Men’s Outerwear Men’s Furs Bathroom Cooridor Men’s Luggage Stockroom Second Level Color Coded Floor Plan
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HAND BAG DISPLAY Underneath the stairs is the location of women’s luggage and handbags. Blue tile is integrated into the looring for wayinding purposes. Flying buttresses are implemented to bring the customers eye up and carry them through the store.
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FRONT ENTRANCE Patrons are greeted by interactive displays, which allows customers to become familiar with the lifestyle and culture that the brand provides. Organic and geometric shapes inluence the stores displays, shelving, and ceiling tiles. Radial lines are incorporated into a custom wall covering that resides behind the register
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MEN’S OUTERWEAR Although a itting room is provided, a small lounge is incorporated between displays to aid with trying on jackets. Smart shelving is implemented into the outerwear loor to keep track of store inventory such as shoplifting, best sellers, and quality control.
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product design
shop drawings
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FLORENCE
37 1/2”
chair background Project Type: Individual Software: Rhino, Revit, Illustrator, and Photoshop
Front View
objective To design a custom chair for a hospitality setting that is based upon research. Also, to develop shop drawings and a 3D printing model.
37 1/2”
Back View 28 1/4”
Side View
28 1/4” Rendered Perspective View
Top View
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CONCEPT Florence Knoll Bassest understood that more went into furniutre design and space planning than selecting inishes and fabrics. She understood human centered design better than her competitors, which helped her advance in her career. Florence chair is centered around Florence Knoll Bassest’s impactful inluence on the modernist movement.
Rendered Interior Perspective View
Incoprorated tubular steel in the base and arms creates a cantilevered seat. Rounded seat and back to modernize the winged back chair. Produced in house, but the base will need to be outsourced domestically or overseas. Will reside in a hospitality environment such as a hotel or restaurant.
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FLEETING BEAUTY background Project Type: 2 Person Team Software: None
objective To design a chair out of recycled materials found within the community. 80% must be reclaimed elements, while only 20% can be bought or other materials.
concept sketch cylinder legs legs attached on the sides curved back rest upholstered
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Preliminary Sketches
CONCEPT Fleeting Beauty was inspired by the cylinder shape of a cosmetic case. From a tube of lipstick to a glass Q-tip holder, the geometric shape has transcended through the decades for cosmetic packaging. Because brushes are very visible in the make up application process, the legs are attached on the exterior of the chair.
reclaimed elements: 80% Sewing Table Legs: Chair Legs Old Ottoman: Seat Ofice Chair Back: Chair Back
Reclaimed Wood: Support Reused Fabric: Upholstery
other materials: 20% Hardware: Screws, etc. Stain: Reclaimed wood
Metallic Leaf: Brass feet Gorilla Glue: Attachment
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technical construction documents
RECEPTION DESK
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reception desk millwork technical drawings
TECHNICAL
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PARTITIONS
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DOOR JAMB
TECHNICAL
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PHOTO REALISTIC
background objective Photo Illustration Hand Rendering
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To replicate an exact image of an interior space.
1st Place Hand Rendering at 2018 ASID South Central Design Summit
FAST RENDERING
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objective
Fast Hand Rendering of Commerical Banquet Seating
To replicate an image of an interior space in less than 30 minutes. HAND RENDERING
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