PORTFOL O Jennifer Rogers
PROJECTS: Studio Projects:
Elite Modeling Agency
Prosthetic Shop & Therapy
Advertising Agency
Old Sweet Springs Hotel & Spa
Digital Design Experiment
Frank Lloyd Wright Building
One & Only Hotel/Spa
Easy Reader Newspaper Company
DP Dough Restaurant (Blacksburg, VA)
Michael Kors Corporate Offices
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Children’s Cancer Center
Hand Drafting Sketching Resume
Elite Modeling Agency 1st Place - Senior One-Week Projects
Canopy Diagram
Runway - Accent lighting not in use
Runway - Accent lighting in use for Management
lobby / runway
Circulation Diagram
“Emerge” Concept Diagram
Offices
Prosthetic Shop & Therapy Center 2nd Place - Senior One-Week Projects
Reception & Therapy Equipment
nike pro prosthetic
corresponding parts
ceiling with abstracted areas
CONCEPT DIAGRAM
12’ 6” A.F.F.
14’ 6” A.F.F.
12’ 6” A.F.F.
15’ 6” A.F.F.
17’ 6” A.F.F.
Employee Workstations & Inspiration Wall
RCP
not to scale
Employee W.C. Assistant
Fabrication Area
Lunchroom
Staff Workstations
Manager’s Office
W.C.
W.C. Balance Bars
Wii Balance Board
Walking/Training Treadmills
Display Area
Receptionist
Consultation Room
Floor Plan
not to scale
Display Area
Exam Room #2
Exam Room #3 Storage Consultation Room
Resting Area
Ramp
Consultation Room
Exam Room #1
Exam Room #4
Exam Room #5
Advertising Agency
“Tree House� Conference Room spring equinox
summer solstice
fall equinox
winter solstice
Sun Path Studies - NYC 4:00 pm
Concept Diagram plan view
Concept Diagram section view
white plastic milk crate fescue grass white plastic grating burlap cloth lightweight growth metal wire ground cover plants
Recycled Milk Crates - Ceiling “Dunes” Moveable Collaborative Space
Computer Station with Skylights and “Sun Responsive Digital Wall”
Line Drawing - View of “Dunes” & “Tree House”
9 AM
12 PM
4 PM
hot air cool winds
rain
rain
filtration system rain water collection green flooring
4th Floor
not to scale
Rooftop Garden Collaborative Space
Old Sweet Springs Hotel & Spa NEWH Competition Hospitality Design Competition Entry Work featured in Lisa Tucker’s new book
Hotel Lobby
1st Floor - not to scale
Hotel Library -- Afternoon Tea
Bamboo fabric is 100% Viscose from Bamboo and a natural choice since it supports innovations in sustainability. It is extremely soft and luxurious; a cross between silk and soft cotton. Compact fluorescent light bulbs are used in all of the table lamps and hanging chandeliers. They use 75% less energy than incadescent bulbs do and last 10 times longer with a faster return on investment.
Hotel Bedroom CFC certified wood, refurbished and restored to original luster Design Tex - Grove in Sun (environmental design and extreme performance) The Company Store - Green Earth Percale Bedding in Silver
10’ A.F.F.
The hanging lights are glass that were hand-blown on site. The glass was recycled from the hotel’s leftover wine bottles and old window panes of falling structures.
Hotel Restaurant
Spa -- Couple’s Thermal Pools
Wine Cellar & Tasting Room
Bath House Natural Spring water is pumped from the ground to fill the Hotel’s famous pool. Salt Water Pool
Dance Room
Snack Bar
Pool Bar
A wooden pergola, created from fallen trees, provides shade over a swim-up pool bar.
Warm Spring Water Pool
Lounge seating around the pools allows guest maximum sun time.
Lounge Deck Cool Lounge
Design Tex - React in Mountain (environmental design and extreme performance) Eco Friendly Flooring - Travertine (best with surfaces that will get wet) The Tile Shop - Cremna Noce Brushed (travertine) CFC certified wood, refurbished and restored to original luster
3 pools are on the grounds, one natural warm spring water, one a salt water pool, and the last a cold spring water pool.
Cold Water Pool
A shallow lounge in the pool allows guests of all ages to sit in the water. At night lights come on in the pools and music can be heard underwater.
Digital Design Experiment Sea Anemone Kinetic Sculpture Museum Work Featured on VT Website
Concept Diagrams
Major current paths over the Great Barrier Reef
Highlighted currents
Sculpture form based off of currents and a Sea Anemone’s reaction to them
Compression & Release: As the structure moves across the space the “tentacles” grow longer, lift higher, and develop more of a freeflowing angle. The density decreases as the structure gets wider, similar to a sea anemone in calm water.
Light gauge aluminum metal frame. The inverted L-shape allows the frame to appear less bulky while protecting against warp.
“Tentacles” are created out of clear acrylic tubes and shaped into a spline. They can then be lit up at the end so that the overall structure comes to life.
Elevation of row of tentacles
Plan of tentacles on flat Bit Map
Bit Map
Punctures in frame so that neighboring structures can be attached easily.
L-shaped tab on the back of the frame screws into the “tentacle” form. This secures it to the frame and can be placed on any place of the metal frame.
A solid metal rod supports the end (or middle depending on the length) of the acrylic shape and helps it keep its shape.
Taliesin: Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture Gallery Space, Restaurant, & Student Housing
Second Floor Gallery Space White Glossy Glass
90 degree Angle Support System
Continuous Bended Glass Etched White Glass
Suspended Ceiling Application
Student Bedroom
Student Lounge & Studio
Fourth Floor
First Floor F F & E + Furniture Selections C-1. Beverly Upholstered Dining Chair in Espresso by Restoration Hardware. Dimensions: seat, 19”H; 23”W x 26”D x 39”H. Espresso Finish. Solid Maple legs. C-2. 11513-M Aussie by David Edward. Maple Wood with Upholstered back. T-3. Cubicle Bent Glass Coffee Table by Modern Euro Design. Rectangular clear glass top. W26”x D26”x H19” T-5. Bent Glass Two-Tiered Coffee Table by Euro Modern Design. Model: BH-BHC26. Glass table top with durable construction.
Bar & Restaurant
C-1
T-3
C-2
T-5
Restaurant Seating Below Gallery
Material Selections
First Floor Finish Plan
One & Only Spa and Resort in Mauritius NEWH Competition
Lobby
A Motif, inspired by the island’s culture, is used throughout the Spa and Resort to give each space a unified and connected feeling
Lobby Hallway - View of Pond
All hallway arches 11’ A.F.F.
Arch 11’ 6” A.F.F.
Entrance Floor Plan - not to scale
WD1 F5 F6 F4
Flooring WD1 -Teak, rubbed with oils and varnished Locally Harvested Fabric F4 - Handmade Local Rug Custom Ordered Recycled materials F5 - Ranger 011 Vivid 100% Polyester Seating, Maharam F6 - Reflect 100% Recycled Polyester Knoll Textiles
Spa Lobby
Outdoor Private Cabana If a couple decides to have a meal at this outdoor venue, they will dine on locally grown foods. The scraps will then be composted.
Teak is a weather resistant material that contains natural oils and is very useful in exposed areas. It can also be used for indoor flooring and furniture.
Curtains are a primary design principle when setting the mood for a romantic dinner, complete with candles.
A waitor will cater to your every wish as you order from locally grown foods amidst candles in the scent of your choice.
Yoga Room
Private Residence: Spa Bathroom with Outdoor Shower & Pool Energy Star HVAC system can reduce O-Zone depletion and climate change.
In an attempt to save water, guests will have the option to choose to not have their sheets and towels washed. Bringing your own toiletries is also strongly encourage by the hotel.
Water usage can be cut down by using a rainwater harvesting system, solar water heaters, and grey water reusage for irrigation.
Leftover guest soaps will be ground up for use as laundry detergent for hotel uniforms so that the employees don’t have to take them home and do it themselves
Private Residence Floor Plan & Schedules
ST2 S1
F2
Flooring ST1 Limestone, honed finish Locally Harvested Laid in tiles ST2 Limestone, Honed Finish Locally Harvested Laid in slabs ST3 White Limestone, honed Water Works Laid in motif Pattern WD1 - Teak, rubbed with oils Locally Harvested CP1 Bamboo Rug, Silky Shag Sustainably Harvested BamBeco Walls LR1 -
F3 WD1
CP1
ST3 ST1
LR1
Private Residence
T2
S1 -
Layered Sandstone and Limestone Locally quarried hand laid by locals Eco - Stucco
Millwork T2 Countertop and Frame for Mirror Honey Glass Tile, recycled Dal Tile
T2
Fabric F2 - Wool Diamonds Twill 91% wool 9% Ramie Twill Textiles, Cradle to Cradle F3 - Candid Perspectives Collection 100 % Polyester, LEED certified
Easy Reader Offices in Hermosa Beach, CA Inscape Sponsored Studio Competition
Desks and Primary Storage and Collaboration Space
Concept Diagrams
Innovative Desk with Movable Panels
We were given the task to come up with an “innovative” feature that could be used throughout the office with Inscape materials. We chose to create movable panels that could be customized to the height the employee desired. Based on our color studies of “Orange, Blue, Green, and Gold people’ they require different levels of vision, communication, concentration, and privacy. These panels can help control the majority of those details. We then designed an easy pressure screw system to hold the piece together.
Kitchen Perspective & Elevations
Innovative Conference Table
Conference Room & Waiting Area
“Stitch” Diagram -- Line Movement Front Desk & Waiting Area
DP Dough Restaurant Remodel 1st Place & Work Featured on VT Website
View of the Front Entrance
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View from Back Booth
Rendered Sections
Entrance - Waiting Line
Michael Kors Corporate Offices
Lobby
Floor Plan - not to scale
“Coral Reef” Carpet
Belux Arba Pendant Lamp
Cherry Wood
N.I.C.
13’ A.F.F.
Reflected Ceiling Plan - not to scale
Divina Petite Lounge Chair by Knoll
Platner Side Table by Knoll
Textured Glass
Chocolate Suede
Materials
Conference Room
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Headquarters
Front Desk & Waiting Area
A= 55’ cp= 42’
B= 91’ cp=60’
Common path of travel = 100’ max. Max. common path in Floor Plan = 63‘ Exit access travel dist. = 300’ max. Max. dist. to exit in Floor Plan = 91’
C= 63’ cp= 45’ E= 82’ cp= 63’
Egress Plan
D= 44’ cp= 30’
Cafe & Dining Hall
Pine Flooring
“Jam” Suede
Mega Bulb Pendant Lamp by Sofie Refer
Walnut
Rare Alvar Aalto Lounge Chair by Artek
“Oatmeal” Suede
Montana Coffee Table by Heals
Materials Team Meeting Area
Children’s Cancer Center
DIRTT Sponsored Studio Competition -Honorable Mention ASID IDEAS Competition Entry
Lobby/Reception 3.
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1. Lobby 2. Receptionist 3. Courtyard 4. Cafeteria 5. Patient Room 6. Nurse’s Station 7. Doctor’s Offices 8. Consultation Rooms 9. Operating Rooms
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10. Sun Room 11. ICU 12. Chemo/Dialysis Room 13. Nurse’s Lounge 14. Amphitheater 15. Learning Kitchen 16. Art Studio 17. Movie Theater 18. Salon/Spa
19. Laundry Room 20. Chapel 21. Coloring Tree 22. Tree House 23. Playground 24. Interactive Panel 25. Storage 26. Public Bathrooms 27. Kitchen
Cafeteria
Dialysis Room
Nurse’s Station/Play Area
DIRTT wall system used behind the nurse’s station. Wall mounted tiles can be switched out based on color preference. I have chosen to use a chalkboard or wipeable surface, for kids to draw on, and an electronic touch screen that can display movies or be used as a wireless gaming system.
DIRTT wall system used in Patient Rooms. Colorful glass panels are a fun feature.
Living Breathing Wall by DIRTT
Bocci Pendant Chandelier by YLighting
Patient Room
Glowing “Tree Rings” stools by Straight Line Designs
LED Globe Light (Waterproof and cordless) by Brookstone
Moooi White Random LIght by YLighting
Hanging Bubble Chair by Eero Aarnio
Divina Petite Lounge Chair by Knoll at All Modern
Rejuvenations Timberline in Caroline Hickory for Healthcare by Armstrong
Smart Panel Wall (Healthcare) by DIRTT
Hand Drafting - Virginia Tech “Armory”
Sketching
JENNIFER
ROGERS
jennifer.e.rogers3@gmail.com / / 410-812-9123 329 South Wind Rd., Baltimore, MD 21204
OBJECTIVE
To work for a firm in the design realm where I can implement my current knowledge and further my education as an Interior Designer.
EDUCATION
B.S. Architecture and Urban Studies, Interior Design, May 2012 Virginia Tech -- Blacksburg, VA ITDS in-major GPA: 3.81/4.0 Overall GPA: 3.71/4.0 Magna Cum Laude
SKILLS
Computer: Microsoft Word, Power Point, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Sketch Up, Podium, Revit, Hand Drafting, and Sketching
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Ayers Saint Gross Architects and Planners -- Baltimore, MD May - June 2008 -Shadowed an urban planner, graphic designer, landscape architect, project manager, and an interior designer during my senior project -Visited construction sites of current projects and sat in meetings while they reviewed project plans Ayers Saint Gross Architects and Planners -- Baltimore, MD June August 2011 -Worked closely with Lee Hyden and the interior team on multiple nonprofit projects as well as larger projects that included the architecture, graphic, and landscape teams in the office -Met with product representatives and learned about individual materials -Experienced what it was like to work in the design world alongside professionals
WORK EXPERIENCE
Live-in Nanny -- Martha’s Vineyard, MA Summer 2010 Assistant Director: 3 BMS Summer Camps -- Baltimore, MD 2004-2010 Assistant Director: L’Hirondelle Country Club Summer Camp -Baltimore, MD 2004-2008
LEADERSHIP/ SERVICE
ASID 2010 - Present Interior Designers for Education and Sustainability 2009 - Present Oak Lane Community Council 2009 - 2011 Delta Rho, Delta Gamma Fraternity 2009 - Present -Director of New Members -- 2011 -Honor Board Junior Member -- 2011 -Recruitment Night Chair -- 2011, 2012 -Director of 365 Recruitment -- 2010 -Nominating Committee -- 2010 Greeks Giving Back Committee - 2009
TRAVEL
Spain and Portugal -- May - June 2011 Belgium, Amsterdam, France, and England -- March 2008
HONORS & AWARDS
Dean’s List Fall 2008 - Present (8 Semesters) Delta Gamma Honor Roll Spring 2009 - Present (7 Semesters) National Society of Collegiate Scholars 2010 - Present Work featured on Interior Design Program’s VT webpage -- 2010, 2012 1st place Senior one-week projects -- August 2011, week 1 2nd place Senior one-week projects -- August 2011, week 2 Molly Hoover Snizek Honorary Scholarship -- 2011 Lion’s Club Citizen of the Year -- 2011 Rho Lambda Panhellenic Honor Society -- 2012
MISCELLANEOUS
Born and raised in Houston, TX 1990 - 2002
Jennifer Rogers Class of 2012 VIrginia Tech 329 South Wind Rd. Ruxton, MD 21204 jennifer.e.rogers3@gmail.com 410-812-9123