Senior Design Portfolio by Jasmine Snyder

INTERIOR DESIGN

POR TFO LIO JASMINE SNYDER

Virgina Tech - Class of May 2021

Welcome! This portfolio is a collection of my work that best shows the creativity and exploratory nature I apply to all my projects. Creating interesting and unique concepts is one of my favorite parts about interior design and putting them into motion dimensionally throughout a space is a long, thoughtful, and artful process that I take great care in doing. As of recently I became a LEED Green Associate so my next goal through my projects is figuring out ways to integrate sustainable and environmentally friendly building practices in my work. I not only want to design for style but as well as for the environment. There is a balance between being able to be as connected as possible through technology and being able to get away from all the various screens we own nowadays. In my designs I strive to create a space that has all the connectivity a person could need but also keep in mind that not all areas have to be littered with technology and gadgets. Sometimes, a quiet area with a nice view to the outside and acoustic barriers is a welcome reprieve from the hustle and bustle of day to day. When I first started at Virginia Tech in the Interior Design program, I did not understand some of the abstract projects they were asking us to do. Now, as I am approaching graduation, I am so thankful for all the crazy, weird, or even mind-boggling creations we were tasked with making. Thinking abstractly has become a huge tool I have had at my disposal to deal with working past problems and scenarios that were out of my control and has also helped aid me in stepping away from basic concepts and diving deeper into the space and what I am trying to convey and accomplish. I have included some hand drawings in marker from a Design Communication class. We are undeniably in the digital age but there is an importance in being able to hand draw spaces, see colors, materials, and shading and be able to translate that clearly on a piece of paper by hand. These works are some of my proudest accomplishments because of the noticeable progress throughout the semester. Being able to accurately draw perspectives and materiality are key ingredients to a comprehensive designer. I am focusing on healthcare design for my final senior thesis and am focusing on how our surrounding environment can impact an occupant’s emotions, comfort level, and health. I take the same perspective in the projects featured in my portfolio, paying special attention to areas that I perceive as opportunities for relief, quiet, interaction, or focus. I firmly believe that a successful space in one that suits the needs of the occupants as well as makes them want to stay and enjoy their surroundings. I hope you find passion in my portfolio, creativity in my concepts, and can get insight on how I think and design.

Enjoy! Jasmine Snyder

JASMINE SNYDER Interior Designer

PROFILE

1311 UNIVERSITY CITY BLVD. APT. 1 BLACKSBURG, VA 24060 JASMINES@VT.EDU

Seeking the position of an interior designer where I can use my talent for turning unusual concepts into tangible projects, providing the insight I bring with me as a LEED Green Associate, and working diligently and with passion in a place that fosters creativity and collaboration.

ISSUU.COM/JASNYDER

240-381-5166

SKILLS

EXPERTISE

AUTODESK REVIT

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP

ASID STUDENT MEMBER

ADOBE INDESIGN

COLLABORATION

ENSCAPE

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

MICROSOFT OFFICE

INTERIOR DESIGNERS FOR EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABILITY (IDEAS) MEMBER

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Virginia Tech Expected graduation: May 2021

EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIP CLASS - ONLINE Program assembled by the Director of Interior Design at Virginia Tech Provided real experience scenarios with several companies Worked with a professional mentor one on one Given assignments such as creating specification sheets, construction documents, and concept

BLACKSBURG, VA SUMMER 2020

presentations

STUDY ABROAD Performed hand drawing exercises daily Discussed architecture of renowned Italian buildings Identified architectural and design elements Practiced mediums such as hand drawing, watercolor, and marker rendering

FLORENCE, ITALY SUMMER 2019

Luxury Skybox 6-13

NEXT Office 14-21

Markers 22-23

TABLE OF CO N T ENTS

Mod Music Co. Luxury Skybox Fall, 4th Year The “Adult Contemporary” music genre is a subset of pop music. What defines Adult Contemporary music is its use of pacing throughout the music and the idea of each song telling a story, or a ballad. Pace is a flow of events in which the quality of growth is measured, it is an abstract feeling and can be described as a sense that something is starting.

8. Skybox

MOOD BOARD

LOGO

PARTI DIAGRAM

The parti diagram is meant to emulate the idea of something building up, much like the pace of a song or a climax of a story. Similar to Tetris pieces, the two shapes stack up to build something while also creating a completely new shape. This is how the space should feel as well that it is building and growing as one moves throughout the space. The interlocking shapes that represent floor one and two are unique while also being cohesive as one whole design. This design demonstrates pace through its carefully selected artwork which represents movement. A splitcomplementary color scheme provides an exciting color palette, as well as interesting geometric furniture, lighting choices, and pops of bold color to create Avant Garde styled areas. The schematic layout of the space reflects a sense of unity as well as areas of Avant Garde design layouts. This is achieved by having a sense of direction following the parti diagram but also including areas of unique design choices within each space. The most important, or active use areas of the space, will be at the end of paths of travel so the user has a sense of moving towards an excitement, ideally building up a feeling of something beginning within them.

MATERIALS AND FINISHES BOARD A

C E

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SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS A. WOOD FLOORING Cradle to Cradle certified C. TILE Sustainable material that is rated silver for Cradle to Cradle. Its slip resistance is R10 E. ECOS Paint Zero VOC paint that is non-toxic, odor free, and free of harsh chemicals H. WALL COVERING Environmentally friendly wallpaper that is vinyl free, resists mold and mildew and is easy to clean and maintain

Additionally, throughout the project, 5 of the 6 light fixtures use LED or OLED lighting as specified in the reflected ceiling plan

FLOORING

PAINT

WALL COVERINGS

B. Marble Tile Marble Systems Avenza Honed Marble Tiles

F. Kelly Moore Swagger

I. Subway Tile Marble Systems Bella Muro Ceramic Tile White

C. Tile Mosa Corra Collection Terra Color 239

G. ACE Clark and Kensington Blazing Orchid

J. Terrazzo Mosaic Terrazzo Marble 10 R + BL + MW - TBT

A. Wood Flooring Shaw Floors Seven Springs Hickory in Abingdon

D. Carpet Shaw Floors Lavish Living Deep Sea

E. ECOS Paints London Road

H. Wall covering Burke Decor Panama Boho Diamonds Wallpaper

10. Skybox

3 2 5

FIRST FLOOR PLAN NTS

ADA BATHROOM AXON NTS

Star 6 Light230 v- LED 4” Recessed Downlight- 120 v- LED

Quad Pendant230 v- Dimmable Petal Downlight20 w- OLED Skyline Pendant- 230 v- LED Dimmable Single Switch, Twoway switch, Dimmable Switch REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NTS

First Floor Program 1. Catering Kitchen 100 sq. ft. Counters with cabinets Sink Built-in refrigerator Dining table (6) Dining chairs Adjacent to the entertainment area 2. Bar 50 sq. ft. (2) Armchairs

Flexible, movable bar Dimensions 8’-0” x 3’-0” 3. Entertainment Area 600 sq. ft. (4) Bar height tables (16) Bar seats Counter space with storage 4. Viewing Platforms 600 sq. ft. (30) Stadium seating (24) Side tables

5. Bathroom 60 sq. ft. Unisex barrier-free restroom 6. Storage Closet 50 sq. ft. Shelving 7. Coat Closet 12 sq. ft. Shelf and rod

WEST WALL ELEVATION NTS

INTERIOR RENDERING OF CATERING KITCHEN A

The shelf that sits above the cabinetry is a custom piece made out of backlit white plastic and oak. The contrast between the industrial and natural material re-establishes the concept of contrasting feelings as well as provides a light source and an area for personalization. The shape emulates the T-shape that the parti diagram and floor plan follows.

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Furniture A. Andreu World Uves ME3666 Oak 322

D. Capdell A-Collection 461R Wood finish, lacquer L3

B. West Elm Work Lucas Wire Chair Hem Stitch, Tangerine

E. Linea Lighting Quad Pendant White

C. Visa Lighting Petal CP5732PSX Old Bronze ORBZ

F. Orsjo Skyline (Pendant) 35861-72-000 Rough Brass

Artwork

The artwork displayed is by the artist Bella Pieroni, these figurative art pieces were selected because of the rhythm and movement that capture, reminiscent of the space. There are four pieces displayed on the wall leading into the kitchen giving the sense of something to come in the space being entered. From left to right: Eir, Rhythm of Life, Njord and Saga, Attitude Devant

12. Skybox

OPEN TO BELOW

2 6

SECOND FLOOR PLAN NTS B

D C

CONFERENCE ROOM ELEVATION NTS

Second Floor Program 1. Residential Studio Sleep Space 250 sq. ft. King sized bed Dresser Couch (2) Night tables Dimensions: 24” x 24” x 22” 2. Kitchenette 200 sq. ft. Counters with cabinets Sink

Built-in refrigerator Dining Table (4) Dining Chairs 3. Lounge 350 sq. ft. Sectional Coffee Table Side Table (2) Armchairs

Shower Whirlpool bath 5. Clothes Storage 50 sq. ft. Shelving with rods

6. Flexible Conference Area 400 sq. ft. 4. Residential Bathroom Conference table 120 sq. ft. (10) Chairs Toilet AV/IT Cabinet Dual vanity with sink

Furniture

A. West Elm Sterling Conference Chair Hem Stitch, Tangerine B. Draper Inc. Access E Projection Screen Matt White XT1000E C. Sony VPL-FHZ91L 3 LCD Display D. Coalesse Potrero415 Table Medium Grey Oak

CUSTOM BOOKSHELF Inspired by Martins Afonso's recent modern interior house renovation, this bookshelf emulates the idea of flow and pacing through the space while using the repeating "U" formation that the second floor parti takes on. It is a wood floating shelf plated in bronze to match the finishes of other features in the space. It is another opportunity for the users of the space to personalize it to their brand and identity. INTERIOR RENDERING OF LOUNGE SPACE A

Furniture A. Knoll Platner Dining Table Nickel, Polished

D. West Elm West Elm Work Mesa Sectional Birdseye- Slate

B. Knoll Washington Corona Coffee Table Bronze

E. Orsjo Star 6 Bronze

C. Orsjo Skyline (Standing) 35861-72-000 Rough Brass

SUSTAINABLE RUG This sustainable Anza Polychrome Rug by Ruggable in is created so it is durable and washable, eliminating the need to throw away dirty rugs. The rug is manufactured in a US facility that limits use of toxins and harsh chemicals. Ruggable also uses 95% recycled polyester for the rug pads.

NEXT Office Space- Steelcase Fall, 4th Year Mindfulness, the idea of breathing and focus, is promoted by the surroundings of nature, it also is a key practice in a space that promotes wellness. Each space feels centered and responds to a certain aspect of mindfulness. The inner space and the perimeter space feel like a cohesive unit that work together in creating an optimal space for learning and growing.

16. NEXT

CONCEPT BOARD

PARTI DIAGRAM

LOGO

ATLANTA MINDF U L F MAP OREST NEXT PROJECT

Atlanta, GA, is known as a “city inside a forest”. Surrounded by beautiful trees, the area’s famous “inside the perimeter, outside the perimeter” mapping resembles the same structure as the interior of a tree trunk. Viewing the city as a geometric form surrounded by an organic form, being the forest, began to shape the space. Materials and finishes are carefully selected for each space to support the atmosphere each area is creating. Lighting in the focused and interactive spaces use task light as well as natural light to provide an adequate amount for working and collaborating. In the rejuvenation and breathing areas, more natural light and areas of softness are created to allow for a comfortable but not overwhelming environment.

FLOWCHART OF IDEAS

INTERACTION

FOCUS

BLOCK DIAGRAMS

STAIR DIAGRAM BREATHE

RECP. 2

REJUVENATION PROJECT TEAM SPACE

PRIVATE OFFICES

OPEN OFFICES VID. CONF.

INSPIRATION ZONE

WORKCAFE

PRIVATE OFFICES

RESOURCE CENTER

FORUM SPACE

RECEPTION

The second floor is connected to the first by a staircase that allows for a radial view of the activity on the first floor. The stair placement is in the “city” of the office, but when walking down the user can see the architecture that emulates the concept of the parti. This is where the occupant gets the feeling of the city and forest, while two distinct areas, coming together to form one geometry. The spaces are categorized as areas for focus, rejuvenation, interaction, and breathing. Focus and interaction are feelings injected into the city while the forest is a place to rejuvenate and breathe.

18. NEXT

4 2

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NTS 6

Delaray Lighting120v Pendant Light LED Downlight 120v- 18W Square Troffer Light 120v- 2x2 Parabolic

FIRST FLOOR PLAN NTS

Downlight 120v- Recessed Can 6” Reluxnet 120.00 lm/W- Pendant Light LED

First Floor Program 1. Reception 400 sq ft. Reception desk Waiting area 2. Open Office/ Individual Work Areas 36 sq ft. Variety of workspaces 6 assigned desks 3. Private Enclaves 50 sq ft. Relaxed setting for multipurpose use

4. Restrooms Men and women ADA Compliant 5. Video conference Space 175 sq ft. Supports up to 6 Built in media hub 6. Inspiration Zone 350 sq ft. Variety of seating options Wall display ability Digital display ability

INTERIOR RENDERING OF INSPIRATION ZONE

INTERIOR RENDERING OF PRIVATE ENCLAVE

OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION NTS

Steelcase Furniture A. Turnstone – Campfire Big Table Clay Wenge B. Coalesse – Montara Stool – Bar Height White C. Seating - Task Chair Cumulus

COVID CONSIDERATION SPACE PLAN DIAGRAM

D. Media Scape Table Clay Wenge E. Coalesse – Laugunitas Chaise Appleseed F. Coalesse – Laugunitas Table – Personal Warm Oak

G. Coalesse – Laugunitas Focus Nook Appleseed H. Coalesse – Bob Lounge Chair and Ottoman Sky Blue I. Coalesse – Denizen Storage Cube Desert Oak

20. NEXT

4 4

6 2

5 3

1 6 SECOND FLOOR PLAN NTS

COVID CONSIDERATION SPACE PLAN DIAGRAM

Second Floor Program 1. Reception 400 sq. ft Reception desk Waiting lounge 2. Forum Space 640 sq ft. 10 seats and desks 1 advisor area Mobile Roam 3. Resource Center 120 sq ft. Copier/ printer

Mail sorting shelves Lockers Counter space 4. Project Team Space 400-600 sq ft. Variety seating Work surfaces Mobile Roam 5. Workcafe 750 sq ft. Variety of seating options

6. Private Offices 100 sq ft. each 3 assigned offices 3 unassigned, variety of options

INTERIOR RENDERING OF PATIO TEAM SPACE (ABOVE) AND WORKCAFE (BELOW)

INTERIOR RENDERING OF RECEPTION

WORKCAFE ELEVATION NTS

Steelcase Furniture WORKCAFE Turnstone Café Table Virginia Walnut

PROJECT TEAM SPACE Coalesse – Carl Hansen Oculus Chair Linen

Turnstone Stool Light Fade Matte

Coalesse Free Stand Laptop Support

Nooi – Chair Arctic White

Steelcase – Turnstone Clipper Screen Grey

Turnstone – Alight Ottoman Bench Sprout

Steelcase – Turnstone Bassline Table Clear Oak

RECEPTION Coalesse Collaborative Lounge and Ottoman Camel Coalesse – Exponents Bench Desert Oak BluDot The Diplomat – Sofa Light Fade Matte

22. Marker

Marker Drawings Fall, 4th Year