2009
2014
jacqueline hvostal
design portfolio
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table of contents
master bedroom............................................................................................................. 03-06 sustainable cottage......................................................................................................... 07-10
retail design........................................................................................11-16
american eagle kiosk.......................................................................................................11-12 modcloth pop-up.............................................................................................................13-16
healthcare design............................................................................... 17-24
mobile blood bank...........................................................................................................17-20 midwife center.................................................................................................................21-24
office design...................................................................................... 25-32
rockbridge research........................................................................................................ 25-38 marriott offices............................................................................................................... 29-32
sketches............................................................................................ 33-34
table of contents
about me............................................................................................01-02 residential design............................................................................... 03-10
about me
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about me
jacqueline hvostal 02
residential design
residential design
OUTDOOR BALCONY
BATHROOM
WALK-IN CLOSET
ENTRY
MASTER BEDROOM FLOOR PLAN
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BEDROOM
concept and design:
BEDROOM PERSPECTIVE
Inspiration for the master bedroom evolved from a vase that my Grandmother brought to America from Italy when she was a child, which I now have in my possession. The Tuscan ceramic vase which offers bright colors, curves, and a fresh ambience with a country style history. The room is designed with Tuscan furniture and French antiques that the chosen client own. The master bedroom ties together through curves and floral patterns, (such as the Tuscan ceramics) and aged materials and accessories that work with similar finishes (such as the French Antiques). As a finished product, the final ambience of the room will be fresh with an antique country ambience. .
master bedroom
master bedroom
BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE
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residential design
BEDROOM BEDROOM ELEVATION
BIRD’S EYE VIEW
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materials and furniture: The master bedroom consists of many bright colors that reflect the style of the Tuscan pottery. Stones, venetian plasters, and antique patterns are all brought together to offer a cooler, fresh appeal to the master bedroom. Furniture chosen reflects a refurbished trend of antique Italian furniture, with antique accents such as chandeliers, mirrors, vases, and other accesoories to show Italian design and also antique design for the client at hand.
master bedroom
master bedroom
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residential design
Carport: Located on west side of the building due to the warmth of the west afternoon sun. Pergolas are used for shading in the summer and offer more sunlight in the winter.
Orientation and Site: The passive solar windows must face within 15 degrees of due south to maximize solar gain in the winter and minimize overheating in the summer.
Nightly Used Rooms: Best located on the north side, unless used more often in the day. Due to size of the bedroom, it will not be as actively used as other rooms.
OFFICE
Decreased Amount of East/West Glass Areas: Reduces summer cooling needs because it prevents unwanted sun from entering the home in the morning and afternoon.
BEDROOM
BATHROOM
CARPORT LIVING AND DINING AREA
PORCH
ENTRY
Thermal Mass Storage: Trombe walls are sun-facing walls separated from the outdoors by glass and an air space, which absorbs solar energy and releases it selectively towards the interior at night.
SUSTAINABLE COTTAGE FLOOR PLAN
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Porch: Located on the east side of the home because it has a more comfortable temperature as compared to the warm western sun in the afternoon. Pergolas are also used on this side of the home.
KITCHEN
Increased Amount of South-Facing Glass Area: Allows sunlight to help warm the home in the winter months when the sun is lower. South-facing windows receive close to three times as much sunlight as east and west windows in the winter and a third less sunlight in the summer.
Effective Window Shading: Reduces summer cooling needs and glare in the southern part of the home. Window shading or blind usage at night can be used to help trap the heat absorbed by thermal mass.
Frequently Used Rooms: Living room and kitchens work well on the south side. The kitchen is particularly placed on south-east side of home because the south-west side tends to be the warmest area of the home.
concept: The concept behind the sustainable cottage is derived from passive solar design. As of today, Vancouver, British Columbia, is one of the most sustainable cities in the world. After further research into the types of homes that are being built in Vancouver, the West 21st House designed by Frits de Vries became of interest. Frits de Vries created this home based off of many sustainable capabilities, particularly revolving around passive solar design. EXTERIOR 3D MODEL
By keeping the West 21st home in mind, the cottage is a very contemporary, post and beam construction consisting of elevated ceiling and floor levels. This is how the sustainable cottage is designed and how passive solar design is incorporated.
sustainable cottage
sustainable cottage
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residential design
Track Lighting: Used to direct light onto desk area and shelving area. Consists of twelve 1 watt LEDs.
Photo Sensors: These are sensors used to dim the lighting of each room to distribute the correct amount of artificial lighting used with the amount of sunlight coming in, preventing over heating of home.
Bedroom Pendant: Used as a sparkle lamp in the bedroom. Consists of eighteen 10 watt G4 halogen bulbs and color-changing LEDs.
Shower Lighting: Used for shower lighting and is able to be located in wet locations. Consists of one low-voltage 50 watt MR16 bulb.
Bathroom Mirror Lighting: Used for vanity area in bathroom. Consists of three 13 watt spiral tube fluorescent bulbs.
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CARPORT
CH: 8’-0”
OFFICE CH: 15’-0”
CH: 8’-7”
BEDROOM
CH: 8’-0”
BATHROOM
CH: 12’-0” CH: 9’-0”
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PORCH LIVING AND DINING AREA KITCHEN
CH: 9’-6”
ENTRY
CH: 8’-0” CH: 8’-6”
Recessed Lighting: Used in all rooms to provide general lighting. Consists of a ten ½ watt LED array.
SUSTAINABLE COTTAGE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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Dining Pendant: Used to light up eating area. Consists of eighteen 1 watt hi-power LEDs. .
Under Cabinet Lighting: Used to light underneath the upper cabinetry. Consists of dimmable LEDs.
Track Lighting: Used to focus light on particular kitchen areas. Consists of 5 watt LED lights and 50 watt halogen bulbs.
Rope Lighting: Used for above cabinetry glow. Consists of LEDs and they generate little heat and have a long-life span.
design: By referring the aspect of passive solar design to design the sustainable cottage, key factors had to be offered in the home. These factors revolved around the position of the sun, how the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, how the sun is lower in the winter season, and also the latitude of where the sustainable cottage is located. Passive solar homes are designed to take advantage of local climates by maximizing the energy from the sun to heat and cool the home. The sun warms the home in the winter, and shading devices, such as overhangs, are designed to block the sun in the summer months to reduce the amount of air cooling necessary. Passive solar design creates an energy efficient, comfortable home that reduces energy consumption that saves money as well as valuable resources.
sustainable cottage
sustainable cottage
INTERIOR 3D MODEL
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retail design
retail design
FRONT OF HOUSE
AMERICAN EAGLE KIOSK FLOOR PLAN
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BACK OF HOUSE
concept and design:
EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
The American Eagle Kiosk is theoretically placed in the Pittsburgh International Airport. For this project, concept was derived from research of the company of American Eagle, and how they designed their stores, focusing on layout, finishes, and space planning. Similiar to American Eagle’s tactics, there is one large display on the main wall that is seen through the window, with a hidden door to get to the back of house area. There is also two moveable tables that can be pushed inside during closed hours and one register due to the small size of the location.
american eagle kiosk
american eagle kiosk
SECTION
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retail design
DESIGN AREA EXHIBITS
ENTRY
MODCLOTH POP-UP FLOOR PLAN
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INTERACTIVE AREA
concept and design:
ENTRY PERSPECTIVE
INTERACTIVE AREA PERSPECTIVE
The Modcloth concept derived from an empty sketchook. A sketchbook is an item that an artist or designer uses to draw ideas and put their imagination on paper; such as the blog and website that Modcloth has today. Whether drawings a 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional obeject in a sketchbook, the sketch itselt is still (realistically) a 2-dimensional object, which is a flat piece of paper. “Bringing design to Reality� is the concept meaning that the consumer of Modcloth can create orginiality from the beginning phase of design. The Modcloth pop-up offers a space where designers can show off their made clothing and others can critique it in their own way by drawing at the design area or submitting an opinion in the interactive area. The person with the most positive feedback on their clothing can then sell their items to Modcloth for them to sell.
modcloth pop-up
modcloth pop-up
DESIGN AREA PERSPECTIVE
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EXHIBIT 1 PERSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT 2 PERSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT 3 PERSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT 4 PERSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT 5 PERSPECTIVE
EXHIBIT 6 PERSPECTIVE
materials and furniture: The space is entirely made up of recycled material sketchbooks that are custom made. They stand up as open books with the pages making the displays that mimick the designer at hand. On top of the custom paper of the large sketchbooks are patterned wallpapers that also reflect the designers style. Most materials are sustainable and reusable since the space is not permanent, with a very neutral color way. Furniture is also mostly custom besides the design area chairs and desks.
modcloth pop-up
modcloth pop-up
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healthcare design
healthcare design
SPECIMEN CENTER
ENTRY
BATHROOM BLOOD DRAWING UNITS
MOBILE BLOOD BANK FLOOR PLAN
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
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REFRESHMENT AREA
REGISTRATION
concept and design:
EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
The concept of the mobile blood bank was derived from a tube of blood drawn. The exterior and interior design show how the blood is placed in a tube with the blood on bottom, WBC and platelets in the middle, and the plasma on top. The outside is very bright with the same colors neutralized on the interior. This bus is used to move from location to location offering people to have the cability to donate blood and save other lives.
mobile blood bank
mobile blood bank
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healthcare design
INTERIOR ELEVATION
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
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BLOOD DRAWING UNIT PERSPECTIVE
materials and furniture: The exterior is made up of 3-form sheets placed on the exterior walls of the truck with red, beige, and white colors. The white acts as a window bringing light to the inside of the truck during the day time. The inside consists of wallcoverings, dark reds for upholsteries, and white tile and laminate finishes for the specimen area. Furniture is very contemporary and classic with clean lines.
mobile blood bank
mobile blood bank
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healthcare design
EXAM 2 BIRTH SUITE TERRACE EXAM 3 SOIL BIRTH SUITE 2
EXAM 1 STORAGE
BIRTH SUITE 3
POWDER LAB AREA BIRTH SUITE 1
TERRACE
BIRTH SUITE 4
EXAM 4 RECEPTION
FAMILY/SWING ROOM PLAY AREA
MIDWIFE CENTER FIRST FLOOR: FLOOR PLAN
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ENTRY
CLASSROOM WAITING
RECEPTION
MIDWIFE CENTER SECOND FLOOR: FLOOR PLAN
midwife center STORAGE
concept and design:
SLEEP EMPLOYEE SUITE
OFFICE 3 BATH EXERCISE
The design of the addition to the Midwife Center of Pittsburgh evolved from the concept of the daylilly. The daylilly symbolizes motherhood which is why it was chosen. The floor plan mimicks “sprouting” and growth which refers to the daylilly and motherhood itself. With the floor plan being the shape that it is, it offers to bring the outdoors into a pleasant stay and welcoming environment to the midwife center with extra sunlight and green space to enjoy.
midwife center
TERRACE
OFFICE 2 OFFICE 1 COMMON AREA
MIDWIFE CENTER THIRD FLOOR: FLOOR PLAN
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ENTRY TERRACE PERSPECTIVE
BIRTH SUITE TERRACE PERSPECTIVE
BIRTH SUITE PERSPECTIVE
MIDWIFE KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE
materials and furniture: With the concept of the daylilly, a fall color scheme was chosen due to a different season of its blooming, similiar to when a child is born, it is a new beginning. Materials of the birthing suites are oranges, greens, and reds providing a relaxing atmosphere for a mother to embrace the welcoming of her new child. In the employee suite, grays and purples are used for a cool and calming space for the midwifes to stay and interact during down time.
midwife center
midwife center
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office design
office design
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE MEN
WOMEN LIBRARY
LUNCH
GROUP SURVEY WORK
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
GROUP SURVEY MAIN RECEPTION
EXECUTIVE WAITING
VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT
CONFERENCE
ROCKBRIDGE RESEARCH FLOOR PLAN
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ROCKBRIDGE RESEARCH REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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concept and design: Rockbridge Research focuses on sustainability and treasures a healthy environment, they would like to use an old building of the Pittsburgh area with an adaptive reuse tactic. The company feels strongly about renovating once used buildings as to constructing an entirely new facility. Sustainability will be a key role in the new Rockbridge Research office and will incorporate a comforting environment while consuming safe and natural materials, finishes, and other design aspects. Also, the firm will offer innovative technologies methods that are practiced in their New York location. The firm prefers to have a cultural atmosphere to reflect their base office and the metro area surrounding it. Japanese culture is included into their new office considering that Japan is one of the world’s leading nations of technological and innovative capabilities and San Francisco also has a variety of Oriental ethnicities and cultures. This is how the concept of Zen design was aspired.
rockbridge research
rockbridge research
RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE
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office design
CONFERENCE PERSPECTIVE
CUSTOM CREDENZA
LUNCH ROOM PERSPECTIVE
CUSTOM CREDENZA
PRESIDENT OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
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RECEPTION WAITING PERSPECTIVE
materials and furniture: Materials used in Rockbridge Research were strategically chosen to represent nature and its value to a person. Neutral and earth colors are chosen while incorporating many plants and water effects to bring nature in as many ways as possible. Just like zen design, furniture chosen is very clean lined and easy on the eye to really give the client a way to focus on natural design elements that the building can offer.
rockbridge research
rockbridge research
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office design
PRESENTATION
MAIN RECEPTION VP DEVELOPMENT KITCHENETTE
DIR. MARKET LUNCH ROOM
SUPPLY MAIL
SECRETARY FOR DIRECTORS
COMPTROLLER PRESENTATION
VP FINANCE
SECRETARY FOR VP’S
CONFERENCE
VP CONSTRUCTION PLANNING AREA
LIBRARY
DIR. OPERATION
BOOK KEEPER VP OPERATIONS
VP MARKETING CONFERENCE
SECRETARY FOR VP’S
PRESIDENT
DIR. ADVERTISE
INTERIOR DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN
COPY WRITERS
EXECUTIVE WAITING
DIR. COMMUN. DIR. SALES TRAIN
VP COMMUN.
ROCKBRIDGE RESEARCH FIRST FLOOR: FLOOR PLAN
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ARCHITECT
ROCKBRIDGE RESEARCH SECOND FLOOR: FLOOR PLAN
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marriott offices
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concept and design:
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FIRST FLOOR: REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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The concept for the Marriot corporate office is derived from the layout of the historical squares and parks of Savannah since they are the most important and unique part of the city that makes Savannah so special and unique. Looking at an aerial view, the squares evolve a pattern of interlocking grids making circulation and repetition throughout the entire down town area. With this being said, modular design and features will be incorporated into the design of the future corporate office.
marriott offices
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SECOND FLOOR: REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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PRESIDENT OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
MAIN RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE
VICE PRESIDENT OFFICE PERSPECTIVE
EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM PERSPECTIVE
PRESENTATION ROOM PERSPECTIVE
PLANNING AREA PERSPECTIVE
materials and furniture: All materials of the space offer modular factors. Fabrics and wallcoverings all offer modular patterns and interlocked shapes. , similiar to the city of Savannah. The space is very contemporay with grays and whites and many pops of bright blues. Blue was chosen to symbolize the history of Marriott and how their logo used to be blue and not red. Furniture is very clean line and can be stored in a stacked manner mimicking the modular design or it is placed in an interlocked ways in the space.
marriott offices
marriott offices
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sketches
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sketches
These are free hand drawings done in spare time or for classes at La Roche such as foundation design or drawing class.
free-hand drawings
free-hand drawings
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