HELEN WRIGHT | INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
ABOUT ME | HELEN WRIGHT
SKILLS REVIT AUTOCAD SKETCHUP
EDUCATION
HAND DRAFTING
Washington State University | Pullman, WA | 2015-Present
HAND RENDERING ADOBE INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOSHOP MICROSOFT WORD POWERPOINT
• Current cumulative GPA of 3.8. • Pursuing an undergraduate degree in Interior Design • Part of ASID during the 2016-2017 school year. • Submitted my rug design to the International RugVista competition. • Currently aiding the presidential campaign of RogersParchem. • Assisted with social media relations for Alpha Omicron Pi.
CONTACT PHONE: CALL OR TEXT (206) 307-9587
EMAIL HELEN.WRIGHT@WSU.EDU
ADDRESS 820 NE CAMPUS ST PULLMAN, WA 99163
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY The social aspect of Interior Design is often where I draw creativity from. As designers, we have the ability to bring people together through the built environment. Design is the rope that binds people together, creating connections and encompassing all parts of our lives. It is those relationships we develop that make us who we are, and my goal is to aid in that growth through design.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE WRIGHT LAW OFFICE
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IIDA TRADESHOW BOOTH 1.6
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THE HAMILTON GALLERY & RESIDENCE 7.12
ADDITIONAL WORKS
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THE BESSE RESIDENCE
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19.24
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WSU BEAR RESEARCH FACILITY 25.30
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IIDA TRADESHOW BOOTH
Size: 300 square feet Location: Germany Skills Used: Revit Hand Sketching Year: 2018
This booth is a result of an annual competition IIDA holds for students and professionals. The task was to build a 300 square foot booth for IIDA to present at the Orgatech tradeshow in 2018. Keeping with the “look� of IIDA, the furniture is specified from Vitra, materials are white, and there are only a few pops of color having to do with concept. Rendering of NE corner
2 IIDA is the International Interior Design Association with a focus on global reach. Everything they do is built around making sure Interior Design professionals, students, and built environment users have access to every opportunity possible. They want positive community interaction and growth within the design community, and accomplish that through their outreach programs and support.
Blocking Diagram
East Elev.
South Elev.
3d View
2’ - 0”
4’ - 0”
12’ - 0”
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0’ - 10”
8’ - 0”
” 24’ - 3” Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’0”
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8’ - 0”
The overall size of the booth is 291 square feet, just under the maximum size for the project. With large door openings on the north and south sides of the building, circulation and interaction is encouraged. The open ceiling lets in light and does not make the space feel as if you are enclosed in a box, which is the same impact visitors get from the linear strips cut out of each wall. North Elev.
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Keeping with the concept of “outreach”, the colorful paint strips on the floor, ceiling, and walls reach outside of the booth, drawing the visitors in. Once inside, the visitor is guided to a different station depending on the color they choose to follow. The blue strips lead to learn more and expect more, the orange strips lead to read more and grow more, and the yellow strips lead to discuss more and say more.
3d View
Each station’s name and activity is connected to the ideals of IIDA. They have noted these as important to them and their company, and are reflected in this booth.
Lilt Lounge Chair
Petty Side Table
Scoop Stool
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HAMILTON GALLERY & RESIDENCE
Size: 4,000 square feet Location: Spokane, WA Skills Used: Hand Sketching Hand Detailing Hand Modeling Year: 2017
Final Model NTS
The challenge of this project was to create a mixed used space for a middle-aged couple and their aging parents, as well as an artist’s studio and gallery. It was to be built in an existing space that once acted as an elementary school gym. Aging in place had to be taken into consideration in the parent’s home, and universal design was followed in the entire building due to differing sight abilities.
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Space Planning Scanned by CamScanner
Floor Plan Level 1, 1/16” = 1’0”
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Floor Plan Level 2, 1/16” = 1’0”
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The first floor contains the gallery, studio, and both residences. The second floor makes up the rest of the main residence and gives the residents a chance to view their gallery show from above.
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RESIDENCE
Both residences share a common vestibule, but have their own separate entrances for privacy. With the exception of restrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms, the two residences have a connection allowing both couples to interact through their living, dining, and laundry spaces. The elderly couple’s residence is focused on aging in place, while the middle-aged couple’s residence is focused on Universal Design.
Materials
Residential Living Area
Kitchen Elev. W.
Residential Restroom
Residential Entry
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GALLERY & STUDIO
Both the gallery and studio are fully ADA accessible. The studio has flexible interior walls and daylight can be controlled. The studio has storage space and is connected to the gallery and residence. The artist this space was designed for is Laurel MacDonald, a regional artist.
concept sketch
Studio
Gallery
Art By Laurel MacDonald
Concept Sketch
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THE WRIGHT LAW OFFICE
Size: 6,500 square feet Location: Sedona, AZ Skills Used: Revit Autocad Year: 2017 This project was a Revit learning opportunity in which we had to construct a law office. The floor plan was drawn in Autocad, then exported to Revit and built up from there. While the building shell, interior walls, and most furniture were already planned out, we had to create our own second floor mezzanine and choose the materials, lighting, and furnishings.
Exterior View
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SPECIALTY TILES 8'-6" AFF. SOFFIT
3' - 8"
Kathleen Ryan 3260 W Main St. Sedona, AZ 928-509-7295
10' - 5"
3' - 0" 3' - 0"
2' - 5"
Judy Theodorson 283 NW Grand St. Sedona, AZ 928-402-5928
3' - 8"
GWB on Mtl. Stud 8' - 6" A.F.F.
GWB on Mtl. Stud 9' - 0" A.F.F.
3' - 8" Kai Davies 1953 S Elm St. Sedona, AZ 928-018-1927
4' - 7"
4' - 5" 1' - 9"
8'-6" AFF. SOFFIT
OPEN TO ABOVE
GWB on Mtl. Stud 10' - 0" A.F.F.
3' - 10"
1' - 9"
8" 1/
GWB on Mtl. Stud 8' - 6" A.F.F.
1' x 5' USG Celebration Ceiling Panel Donn Fineline DXF Grid 8' - 6" A.F.F.
1' x 5' USG Celebration Ceiling Panel Donn Fineline DXF Grid 8' - 6" A.F.F.
1' - 4"
1' - 11"
2' - 2"
4' - 8"
1' - 4" GWB on Mtl. Stud 8' - 6" A.F.F.
8'-6" AFF. SOFFIT
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RCP Level 1 1/4" = 1'-0"
L2X4
TROFFER LIGHT 2X4 PARABOLIC - 277V LIGHTING_OUTSIDE_SIMES_S.7360W_LOBBY
T2
LIGHTING-PENDANT_MOUNT-DELRAY_LED-KLP31
T3
SUSPENDED -LUTRON_IVALO-ROTARE: 25W T5
T4
LIGHTING-PENDANTVIBIA-RHYTHM_2130HORIZONTAL-10 _MIXED_STICKS : 2180_ 58 WAVES PENDANT LIGHT - LINEAR - 1 LAMP : 48" 120V
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LIGHTING FIXTURE SCHEDULE
Type Mark
Family and Type Lighting-Wall_Mount-Lutron_Ivalo-L_ale: Warm White
LT1
T1
Level 1 RCP 1/16” - 1’0”
GWB on Mtl. Stud 8' - 6" A.F.F.
TYPE TROFFER LIGHT 2X2 PARABOLIC - 277V
LT2
Lighting_Outside_SIMES_S.7360W_Lobby: Lighting_Outside_SIMES_S.7360W_Lobby Lighting-Suspended-Lutron_Ivalo-Rotare: 54W T5 High Output
LT3
Pendant Light - Linear - 1 Lamp: 48" - 120V
LT4
Lighting-Pendant-Vibia-RHYTHM_2130-Horizontal-10_Mixed_Sticks: 2130-14 Wave LT5 Lighting-Pendant_Mount-Delray_Lighting-Kone3-Small_Opal_LED-KLP31: Refer to Catalog TL2X2 Troffer Light - 2x2 Parabolic: 2'x2'(2 Lamp) - 120V
TL2x4
Troffer Light - 2x4 Parabolic: 2'x4'(2 Lamp) - 120V
Assembly Description
OmniClass Title
Ball Initial ast Color Illumin Luminous Luminous Los Temper s ature Lamp Flux Intensity Efficacy ance
Electrical Data
Wattage
Count
Lighting Equipment General Luminaries, Non 149 Directional lm/W Luminaries for External Lighting 65 lm/W Lighting Equipment Direct/Indirect 149 lm/W
3 lx
332 lm
26 cd
2700 K
LED
Power Connection 120 V/1-7 VA
2W
16 lx
1843 lm
147 cd
3000 K
230 V/1-0 VA
28 W
75 lx
8800 lm
700 cd
3500 K
Power Connection 120 V/1-125 VA
59 W 26' - 8"6
Lighting Fluorescent
108 lx
3150 lm
1003 cd
1 LED 54W T5 HO T-12
120 V/1-40 VA
40 W
4
15 lx
1778 lm
141 cd
3040 K
Power Supply 120 V/1-44 VA
12 W
3
12 lx
1380 lm
110 cd
3500 K
General Luminaries, Non Directional Downlights
79 lm/W 149 lm/W Lighting Equipment Specialized Lighting by Location 149 or Use lm/W Lighting Downlights 65 Fluorescent lm/W Lighting Downlights 79 Fluorescent lm/W
0.88 4230 K
W27
99
22 lx
2600 lm
207 cd
0.88 4230 K
T-12
216 lx
6300 lm
2005 cd
0.88 4230 K
T-12
120 V/1-80 VA
9W
15 13' - 4"
40 W
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80 W
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B.O. FOOTING -6' - 0"
Exterior Elev. S. 1/32” = 1’0”
Project number Date
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Drawn by Checked by
A4.1 Scale
0' - 0"
Reception
Law Office Pro Level 1 Reflec Ceiling Plan
ROOF
LEVEL 2 Floor Plan
Connector for Electrical Power 120 V/1-24 VA 120 V/1-40 VA
Wright Law
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LEVEL 1 Floor Plan
Conference Room
Description FINAL SUBMITTAL
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LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL
No. 1
1' - 11"
3' - 8"
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
DJS USG GEOMETRIC WEDGE 3 1/4" WEDGE
SPECIALTY TILES 2' - 2"
7' - 8"
CEILING TYPE MATERIAL LEGEND
GWB ON MTL. STUD 1'x5' CELEBRATION CEILING TILE 2x2 ACT SYSTEM 2x4 ACT SYSTEM DJS USG TOPO 3D 4PANEL DOWN8
8'-6" AFF. SOFFIT
9' - 9"
GWB on Mtl. Stud 10' - 0" A.F.F.
Special features include frosted glass to separate conference rooms, a specialty wedged ceiling tile pattern in the large conference room, and a custom reception desk in the lobby.
L2X2
T5
3' - 8"
GWB on Mtl. Stud 9' - 0" A.F.F.
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E MARK
Jenna Scott 506 NE Oak St. Sedona, AZ 86336 928-443-2652
4' - 4"
GWB on Mtl. Stud 11' - 6" A.F.F.
10' - 4" 3' - 8"
7'
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2' x 2' ACT System 9' - 0" A.F.F.
4' - 4"
LL SOFFITS ARE 2'-0" UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. GHTING FIXTURES ARE ALIGNED TO CEILING GRID ESS OTHERWISE NOTED. MENSIONS ARE TAKEN FROM CENTER OF LIGHT URES TO WALL FACES. GHTING FIXTURES IN 101, 106, 107, AND 108 ARE IDISTANT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
E MARK
2' x 2' ACT System 9' - 0" A.F.F.
1' x 5' USG Celebration Ceiling Panel Donn Fineline DXF Grid 9' - 0" A.F.F.
ERAL NOTES
B G1 T1 T2 1
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3' - 8"
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Cabinet Detail 1 1/8” = 1’0”
Reception Light Fixture
A circular pattern in two different wood patterns is used to break up the space. The reception desk and staircase are the focal points of the lobby when first entering. Both the first floor lobby and second level mezzanine have space for clients to wait with seating. Challenges faced during this project include learning what elements need to go into schedules and legends, how to make lighting turn on, learning how to properly place floor, ceiling, and wall finishes, and how to create extrusions as well as what can and cannot be done in a BIM system. Entry/Reception
Toilet Room Detail 1/16” = 1’0”
Cabinet Detail 2 1/8” = 1’0”
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11'1-1’2” 2 23/32"
13' - 6 23/32" 13’6”
FINISHED CEILING LINE LIVING WALL
GLASS SIGN WITH WOOD LETTERING
8' - 6"
1' - 9"
PT1
CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK WITH GLASS TOP AND WOOD BASE
FINISHED FLOOR LINE
Lobby Elev. N. 1/64” = 1’0” PT4
Custom Lobby Sign
Material Selection The custom reception desk and lobby sign were created using extrusions and modeled in place. The desk contains a living wall feature accompanied by glass and wood. The lobby sign is composed of different woods and glass.
Custom Reception Desk
“Happy” Reception Seating
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THE BESSE RESIDENCE
Size: 2,000 square feet Location: Colfax, WA Skills Used: Hand Drafting Hand Drawing Hand Modeling Sketch Up Revit Year: 2016 The Besse Residence is a second-story home for an aging couple. The man is in a wheelchair, therefore ADA needed to be taken into consideration as well as aging in place and Universal Design. The couple had multiple requests such as separate bathrooms, ample space in their living, dining, and kitchen are to entertain guests and cook in, and a second apartment space on the second floor that could be rented out. This was a great opportunity to be introduced to hand rendering as well as ADA regulations. Portion Of Residential Floor Plan 1/4” = 1’0”
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RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN
Special considerations had to be taken into account in this residential ADA kitchen. The countertops were lowered to 30”, there needed to be 5’-0” turnarounds in the kitchen and dining area, a burn guard underneath the sink, task lighting, and a 6” toekick.
Parti Design The concept and parti came from a childhood memory of running around a tree. That feeling of movement and freedom should be something easily accessible to all. Kitchen Perspective
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The couple hosts a monthly Gourmet Group, inviting between 10-15 of their friends to cook and enjoy a meal in their home. Their Great Room was something important to them in order to be able to host their friends. The dining table is expandable and chairs can be added, there is space at the end of the table for a wheelchair, and there is plenty of room in the kitchen for the couple and their guests to cook and interact in each space.
Dining Room Perspective The entire north face of the building is composed of brick and was kept that was on the interior walls as well to preserve the history of the building.
Space Planning
Scanned by CamScanner
Building Section 1/8” = 1’0”
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RESIDENTIAL RESTROOM Just like the residential ADA kitchen, the bathroom has different requirements. A roll-in shower with a bench was specified as well as transfer room next to the toilet, a tilt-able mirror, sliding door, burn guard, easy-pull handles, and lowered countertops. Material Selection
Bathroom Floor Plan 1/16” = 1’0”
Birds Eye Bathroom View N
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WSU BEAR RESEARCH FACILITY
Size: 20 acres Location: Pullman, WA Skills Used: Hand Sketching Hand Modeling Photoshop Revit Year: 2017 Working with the WSU Wildlife Ecology students and Landscape Architects, the WSU Bear Research Facility was reinvented. There are currently 13 grizzly bears located on the WSU campus in a facility far too small for them. The goal was to relocate the bears to an unused site across the street and provide them with 20x the space and a fully functioning facility. With almost 20 acres of space for the bears to freely live and play, their health, wellbeing, and quality of life will be vastly improved. In addition, the staff safety will be increased and the visitor experience will be enhanced.
Site Plan 1/128” = 1’0”
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26 The whole facility includes biophilia and puts the visitor in the position of a bear. With natural water features, dirt and grass substrate inside the visitor center, and the opportunity to get close-up with the bears, the visitor gets the opportunity to better understand grizzlies and their natural habitat. The viewing deck for visitors is covered in a natural-looking substrate so the bears do not feel as if they are being stared at. Additionally, it keeps children from attempting to climb in and everyone from throwing trash inside.
Level 1 Floor Plan 1/16� = 1’0� N
Exterior Entry Perspective
Exercise Yard Perspective
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Material Selection Visitor Center Perspective The new site is located on a plot of land owned by the Nez Perce Indian tribe. In respect to them, their original artwork is hung around the new visitor center and facility to bring attention to their rich culture and heritage. In the visitor center, there is a large viewing window where visitors can experience the bears close up, as well as a rooftop viewing deck open during the warm seasons. There are two life-size bear pelts on the wall and in a cave for visitors to interact with and feel and bronze bear paws in front of the viewing window for an immersive visitor experience. Artwork Selection
Interactive Bear Cave
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WSU BEAR RESEARCH FACILITY
Space Planning
Parti Design
The concept for the Research Facility came from a bears eye. When visiting the current facility, the bears did not have direct visibility to the visitors and vice versa. Bears are very visual creatures, so visibility is something that would be key to enhancing their quality of life. The shape of eye was taken and rotated multiple times to create the simple parti for this design. The furniture and finishes were all kept very natural and neutral to enhance the sense of biophilia and a “green� space located indoors.
Furniture Selection
Space Planning
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ADDITIONAL WORKS John Lennon In Pencil
Red Stag In Watercolor
Eyes In Watercolor
Cher In Pencil And Marker
THANK YOU. HELEN WRIGHT INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
PHONE: (206) 307-9587 EMAIL: helen.wright@wsu.edu ADDRESS: 820 NE Campus St. Pullman, WA 99163