HAYLEY PENDERGAST
Spring 2016 - Spring 2019
Experience Education
Involvement
University of Wisconsin Madison BS Interior Architecture, Sustainability Focus CIDA Accredited 2015 | 2019
Diverse Thinking In Design Founder & President | Fall 2018- Present • Working to create opportunity for those of underrepresented communities in interior design, architecture, graphic design, fashion design, and landscape architecture •Give presentations to middle and high school students about the design fields • Provide workshops for students to learn about different design skills withing the different fields
Scholarships & Honors UW Madison PEOPLE Program Scholar 2015 | 2019 CIDA accreditation renewal showcase feature: Spacial Enclosure Project 2017 SmithGroup Competition Winner: NEXT Real Estate Project 2018
Skills Revit | Revit 3D Walkthrough | Enscape |AutoCad | SketchUp | Adobe Illustrator | Adobe Photoshop | Adobe InDesign | Microsoft Office 365
Background
Interior Design Organization Treasurer | 09.2017- present • Learn more about the interior design career field while gaining important networking practice and opportunities International Interior Design Association IIDA Member | 09.2017- present • Study under a professional interior designer for a mentorship • Learn the professional aspect of the interior design field • Improve as a designer
SmithGroup Interior Design Intern | 06.2019- present • Assisted with design for a multi million dollar competition (inc. designing, rendering, diagramming) KASPER Dance Team • Assisted with the specification of materials and Member & Graphic Designer | 01.2017-present finishes for Edgewood High School • Learning choreography at a fast rate, within short amount of time Capital Planning & Development • Perform under a high amount of pressure Interior Architecture Intern | 03.2018-06.2019 • Create graphic pieces for advertisement and • Works closely with the CP&D Project branding Managers and the University Architect on issues related to major project design and construction UW Madison- Interior Architecture Design Studies • Updating campus technical guidelines 242 UW Madison PEOPLE Program Part Time Residential Mentor | 05.2017- 07.2017 • Complete daily tasks given to me in a timely fashion that were at times given last minute Information Technology Academy Tutor | 09.2017-present • Assist underrepresented high school students advance in their academic career
Teaching Assistant | 02.2019-05.2019 •Helping students advance their knowledge on the concepts, methods and materials used for communicating ideas during the design process •Assisting the professor, Brooke Godfrey, on any grading or class related work when need be.
CONTENT
NINETY - FIVE 01 Hospitality
NEXT 02 Corporate
CONVIVIO 03 Hospitality
SPATIAL ENCLOSURE 04 Abstract
KASPER 05 Graphic Design
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NINETY-FIVE Hospitality 18,926 Sq. Ft.
Concept Ninety-Five is a restaurant that explores the mysteries that are Earth’s oceans and seas. There has been a curiosity about the ocean for most of modern human existence. However, even after all this time, ninety-five percent of the world’s waterways have yet to be explored. This restaurant discovers and abstracts the deep bed of the ocean and what creatures live amongst it. It will fill it’s customers with wonder and curiosity and will attract people from all over the country.
Reception
Site Analysis
Site Built Icons Major Waterways
Process
Ching Analysis
Parti Diagram
Abstraction
Massing & Circulation
Floor Plan
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Level 1
Level 2
*Floor plan is not to scale
1. Lobby 2. Lounge Area/ Refreshment Station 3. Mai tor D Station 4. Office 5. HR Office
6. Storage 7. Employee Bathroom 8. Bathroom 9. Kitchen
10. Waiting Area 11. Bar 12. Mezzanine Seating 13. Outdoor Lounge
Mezzanine Seating
Important Considerations
Egress
ADA
This space has been conceptualized through the idea of what it would feel like to be in the deep sea. Since it is so dark, and most animals are not pack animals, one would feel a sense of isolation and uncertainty. This is translated to make the guest feel excited and curious about where they are going to be once being seated by the host.
Waiting Area & Dining Area
Cocktail & Sushi Bar
The bar is informed by the common luminous skeletal structure that most deep ocean animals have acquired through evolution. The form of the bar has been made to mimic the form of the stairs.
The dining area has been designed to feel calming, yet still create a sense of bustle and liveliness. This is meant to juxtapose the feeling of uncertainty of the waiting area.
Materials & Finishes
First Floor Dining Area
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NEXT
Corporate 12,556 Sq. Ft.
Concept NEXT Real-estate is a company that strives to fulfill the needs of their internal and external relations through community and innovation. These values are exemplified through their workplace in the Denver, CO location. Artistic Submersion This office space was heavily inspired by art and Denver’s local art scene. Art is the muse for these spaces because like people, art is forged from those who come from all walks of life who carry unique experiences. Denver is a place where all of the experiences come together to create a diverse, inviting and inspiring community. The NEXT office achieves this through the abstraction of pieces from local Denver artists and form. Each conference room is inspired by a local Denver artist. Biophilia The warm colors and organic forms were informed by the natural red rock that is a prominent aspect of Colorado.
Reception Area
Site Analysis
Address: 1445 Market Street Denver, CO 80202
Site Amenities
Secure
Restaurants
Transportation
Ecosystems of Zones
Social Zone A comfortable area to socialize, rejuvenate, informally collaborate, focus and seek nourishment.
Resident Zone Assigned spaces for workers to complete everyday tasks. A space to support both individual focused and collaborative work.
Meeting Zone A variety of settings to support different forms of collaboration. This zone offers a wide range of connective technologies to support communication and collaboration
Nomadic Zone A welcoming destination for mobile workers to connect with others or find an appropriate space for focus.
Resource Zone A convenient central location that offers worktools and shared materials, as well as an option for personalized assistance and facilitated services.
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Floor Plan
1. Reception 2. Open Office 3. Phone Room 1 4. Phone Room 2 5. Medium Conference 6. Resource Room 7. Shared, Private Office 1 8. Shared, Private Office 2
9. VR Room 10. Ideation Hub 11. Large Conference 12. Individual Work Space 13. Small Conference Room 1 14. Small Conference Room 2 15. Shared, Private Office 3 16. Shared, Private Office 4
17. Respite Hallway 18. Collaboration Zone 19. Medium Conference 2 20. Connect Zone 1 21. Wellness Room 22. Connect Zone 2 23. Work Cafe 24. Patio
Large Conference Room
This painting was chosen as a mural due to its organic shape and sophisticated look that is a perfect statement to the clients.
Respite Hallway This is a respite hallway that is designed to support the diverse personalities in an office and the different levels of introversion and extroversion. Having a place to be alone and recharge your energy for the day is a great way to increase productivity in the office.
Office Space Organizational Structure
Open Office
The Red Rock Amphitheater was chosen as inspiration due to the immersive art one experiences there. This is a similar feeling that virtual reality conveys. This is designed as a feature wall for when clients would enter the open office area as well as for symbolic purposes.
Connect Zone & Medium Conference Room
This is the second connect zone in a “family room� type layout that is meant for employees and clients to feel comfortable and to truly connect with one another.
This was inspired by a local wall mural in Denver, CO. The design is intended to make a statement for clients to see when they first enter the west half of the building. This space also heavily relates back to the concept.
A high-tech destination that encourages active participation and equal opportunity to share ideas. Supports generative collaboration with co-located or distributed teammates and promotes fluid interaction between people, tools and technology.
People
Tools
Technology
Ideation Hub
Work Cafe
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CONVIVIO
Hospitality 1,005 Sq. Ft.
Concept Convivio means “Banquet� in Italian The concept for this restaurant is based off of a movement known as Slow Food. It was founded by Carlo Petrini in 1986, in Bra, Piedmont Italy. It is an organization that promotes local food and traditional cooking. This was chosen as the main inspiration for Convivio due to the importance of community in the movement that is reflected in the restaurant and how it relates to the Spring Green community. This design was accomplished by drawing inspiration from Bra, Piedmont Italy itself. The interesting ceilings inspired the forms of the design and the color pallet is abstracted from the local architecture of the area.
Banquet Seating
Site Analysis
Address:: 242 North Lexington Street, Spring Green, WI
Site Community Buildings Out of town traffic
Restaurants
Schools
Supermarket
Church
Privacy Correlation
Public Semi-Public Private
Each Ceiling type and material directly corresponds to the privacy level of the floor plan. The materials selected are based on acoustical control for the amount of users for that space. This design also allows for each space to be grounded and have a defined sense of place.
The layout is meant for variety and flexibility. It is imperative for this restaurant to have a large variety of seating due to both large and small groups of people that Convvio regularly has. The furniture is movable and easy to rearrange due to the multi-functionality that Convivio hopes to adopt for the community of Spring Green.
Public & Semi-Public
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SPATIAL ENCLOSURE Abstract
Project Parameters
01: Concept
This design is inspired by the many works of Zaha Hadid who is notoriously known as the ‘queen of the curve’.
02: 3D Modeling
Concept and laser cutting by Hayley Pendergast and Natalie Skeffington Form and SketchUp rendering by Hayley Pendergast Model building by Natalie Skeffington
03: Model Building
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THIOS Graphic Design Total Weeks Spent: 4 Total Hours: 20
Project Parameters Thios is a small, start up company in Madison, WI specializing in sports supplement treatments. They focus in organic ingredients that are known for their restorative and energizing properties. The client wanted to redo their logo and label design to create a brand that is parallel to their mission of forward thinking nourishment for the human body. They wanted a design that will appeal to online buyers, with hopes of expanding to physical store merchandisers.
A branding graphics package was also given to the client as a final output.
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KASPER Graphic Design
Korean American Student Performers
KASPer is a Korean American dance crew that focuses in K-Pop and Hip-Hop. They are a creative group that is reflected in their choreography, performances, videography, and graphics. These are graphic design pieces that were done for the KASPer Dance Crew’s advertisement platforms. There is a wide variety of events and formats that were designed for.
Social Media Social media is an integral part of the organization used as a tool to create a fan base as well as recruit potential members.
KASPER DANCE CREW SPRING 2K19 SHOWCASE WHEN March 29th 2019, 6-8pm WHERE Shannon Hall, Memorial Union Free Admission
Printed Posters Printed posters are necessary for a campus setting. There are many places to hang them as advertisement to update students on new and exciting information about KASPer. This can range from auditions to the yearly Spring semester showcase.