J E S S I C A MCE A C H E R N
jessicam ceacher n@outlo ok.com (901).651.1 198 Oxford, MS
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C O R P O R A T E M E N T I
ABOUT THE COMPANY F lagship customer ser vice center for a vitamin and supplement company specializing in powdered supplements.
THE SPACE 50,000 sf : 35th and 36th floor 3 Divisions: Human Resources, Infor mation Technologies, and Call Center
THE OBJECTIVE Create a brand and reflect it into the design of the space through fur niture selection and space planning.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research Concept & Branding F loor Plans Ceiling Plan Custom Te xtile Design Perspective Renderings
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CONCEPT
Menti strives to promote balance in the health and wellness community. This mission statement is demonstrated in the space through a combination of open, collaborative, and private work areas. Design elements promoting creativity such as asymmetrical, custom pieces are balanced with straight lines and e xposed ceilings.
NOURISHMENT •Provide customers with the best possible blend of the highest quality nutrients prepared to optimize health. •Allot design elements that promote employee motivation and success while reminding them of the company mission.
AUTHENTICIT Y •Give customers easy access to each ing redient used in the products, as well as research backed infor mation that will inspire their health jour ney. •Assure that wall decor and custom te xtiles represent the quality nutrients used in products.
INNOVATION •Use the most innovative research and technolog y to introduce and provide more convenient approaches to better health. •Designate creative spaces for collaboration to promote teamwork and allow discussion of new ideas. •Assign an area to be used for research and development testing lab if space allows.
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MATERIALS
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FLOOR PLANS
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IT Help Desk
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RECEPTION
NOURISHMENT •Product testing •Social gathering between employees
AUTHENTICITY •Sustainable packaging of product •Living plant wall
INNOVATION •Product on tap for unique display •Extra support g rips on stairs
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The reception area houses product samples and display to showcase the brand upon entr y.
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BREAK ROOM
NOURISHMENT •Employee break/ cafe area promotes work/ life balance. •Natural light
AUTHENTICITY •Branding carried throughout. •Live plants seen throughout.
INNOVATION •Several seating postures •Group and single seating available
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The breakroom gives employees a place to step away from work, and it is accented with live plants and he xagon tile.
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WORKSTATIONS
NOURISHMENT •Grouped workstations allow for collaboration.
AUTHENTICITY •Branding represented through color, e xposed ceiling and logo wall.
INNOVATION •Height adjustable desks •Work lounges •Carpet and acoustical ceiling cloud
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Work areas contain workstations as well as small meeting areas designed to maximize collaboration. 18
I N S T I T U T I O N A L H E M I N G W A Y
ABOUT THE PROJECT A socially sustainable adaptive reuse proposal for a veteran living community.
THE SPACE 20,000 sf : 10,000 Public Space, 10000 Residential (not in contract)
THE OBJECTIVE Create a brand and reflect the brand into the design of the space through fur niture selection and space planning.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research Concept & Branding F loor Plan Perspective Renderings Elevations Rendered Floor Plan
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CONCEPT
HEMINGWAY Hemingway is a space designed for American veterans transitioning from the militar y to civilian life. The conceptual design stems from the three for ms of water and the cleansing and healing they provide. The schematic design is largely based on the concept of social sustainability and assuring safety and health.
SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY AMENITIES & SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE •Includes amenities and ser vices such as education, healthcare, and transport. SOCIAL & CULTURAL LIFE •Less tangible elements; how residents feel about the space they live in VOICE & INFLUENCE •Residents’ sense of control and their willingness to take action ADAPTABILITY & RESILIENCE •Capacity of residence, ser vices, and infrastructure to adapt to changing circumstances
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MATERIALS
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FLOOR PLAN
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LOBBY
Comfortable seating is available for visitors.
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The lobby guides residents and visitors with wayfinding flooring and wall panel.
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LIBRARY
AMENITIES & SOCIAL •Collaboration tables •Private reading nooks •Books placed on lower level
ADAPTABILITY & RESILIENCE • Layout allows for social distancing.
SOCIAL & CULTURAL •Individual use or gathering space •Educational e xperience
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The librar y was included in the design as a place for residents to relax or socialize.
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DINING
AMENITIES & SOCIAL •Several seating postures •Dining is separated from common space with step up and available ramp.
ADAPTABILITY & RESILIENCE •Seating available outside and on me zzanine. •Mobile walls •Open to main building
SOCIAL & CULTURAL •Curtain wall allows contract free connection for residents. •Relation to concept through wave wall and blue accents
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The dining area offers several postures of seating with outdoor and me zzanine seating available. A cur ved wall with wave-like panels guides residents into the space from the corridor. 32
H O S P I T A L I T Y T H E A C E
ABOUT THE COMPANY Boutique Hotel and Spa embodying the brand created
THE SPACE 12,100 sf : Level 1 9838 sf : Levels 2-18
THE OBJECTIVE Create a brand and reflect the brand into the design of the space through fur niture selection and space planning.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research Level 1 Rendered Floor Plan Level 3 Rendered Floor Plan Level 3 Space Planning Restaurant Rendering Bar Rendering Lobby Rendering Level 3 Perspective Renderings Video Walk through 35
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CONCEPT
The 1970s paved the way for a new design aesthetic, freedom in fashion, and e xpression in music that created g round-breaking cultural change. Within that era, change arose and a revolution of self-e xpression, personal rights, and many different genres of music were bor n. Located in Santa Monica, Califor nia, The Ace Hotel embodies the unique flare that the ‘70s era launched. Each space showcases a different musical artist from that decade through mid centur y moder n style and vibrant colors.
EXPERIENCE •Designed to be a memorable stay •Photo opportunities throughout
ESCAPE •Spa amenities •Rooftop bar •Cocktail bar •Exercise facilities
ENVIRONMENT •Family friendly dining available •Breakfast and cocktail bars
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HOTEL FACES
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LEVEL 1
KEY 1: Lobby 2: Concierge 3: Reception Desk 4: Instagram Wall 5: Valet 6: Luggage Closet 7: Restaurant 8: Cocktail Bar 9: Breakfast Bar 10: Restrooms 11: Cloak Closet 12: Business Center 13: Spa Lobby 14: Spa Locker Room 15: Relaxation Room 16: Spa Treatment Room
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LOBBY
View 1: The reception desk and concierge are tucked behind the stairs while still remaining within the line of sight from the entrance for privacy and wayfinding purposes.
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View 2: The g rand staircases leads guests to a me zzanine above with e xtra seating and e xercise amenities.
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RESTAURANT
View 1: The main portion of the restaurant was designed with deep jewel tones, metallic gold accents, and a captivating light fixture to seamlessly transfor m Diana Ross’s and Cher’s iconic styles into a beautiful architectural display. 43
View 2: The restaurant bar carries on the deep jewel tones found in the main dining area while using lighter accents and unifor m pendant lighting to offset the area from the rest of the space. Frosed glass highlights the portraits of Cher and Diana Ross. 44
BAR & CAFE
View 1: Dreamy pastels, gold finishes, and feather y light fixtures make up the breakfast bar designed to give guests an e xperience embodying the fun-loving, feminine style of Dolly Parton. 45
View 2: Dark Pink tones, cur vy elements, and metallic gold accents were inspired by Dolly Parton’s more famous, glitzy evening attire. 46
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GUESTROOM
View 1: The axonometric view shows the full closet and bathroom fitted with custom doors.
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View 2: Guestroom floor was inspired by the Jackson 5, and each guest room features custom, mid-centur y moder n fur nishings, a custom headboard, and custom wallcovering.
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CORRIDOR
The corridor was designed with deep blue wainscotting to help with navigation, as well as custom door panels and black and white photos of the Jackson 5.
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APARTMENTS
The apartment layout provides per manent residents with a customizable living e xperience by accenting the space with moder n versions of classic 1970s designs. 53
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ROOFTOP BAR
View 1: Floor-lit conversation pits accent the rooftop bar. 57
View 2: The rooftop bar is accented with a guitar-shaped pool and cabana bar. 58
M E D I C A L A V A
ABOUT THE PROJECT A partial and full renovation of a primar y care clinic located in Chicago, IL
THE SPACE 5200 sf: Partial renovation 5900 sf: Full renovation
THE OBJECTIVE Design a primar y care clinic to allow physicians to increase efficiency and create a seamless patient e xperience through thoughtful design and spa-like amenities.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research Partial renovation rendered floor plan Nurses station rendering Staff lounge elevation Partial renovation entr y rendering Partial renovation RCP
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Inspired by apothecaries and the benefits of Earth’s natural elements, Ava is a primar y healthcare clinic that blends moder n scientific knowledge with traditional and natural for ms of medicine. While valuing being proactive and aiding in patients’ overall wellness, Ava recognizes research that indicates patients’ desires to have g reater input and control over their healthcare, and encourages incorporating natural based alter natives where appropriate.
PATIENT CHOICE The ability to have control in certain aspects of one’s e xperience within a healthcare environment is desired among most patients.
POSITIVE DISTRACTION Environmental distractions for the patient are important in providing a positive e xperience by relieving patients’ minds of medical treatment.
BIOPHILIC DESIGN The design integ rates a soft, nature filled environment in the urban setting of Chicago, and is influenced by the natural elements of the Earth.
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FLOOR PLAN
KEY 1: Check-In 2: Waiting Room 3: Staff Lounge 4: Restroom 5: Nurses’ Station 6: Copy Room 7: Check-Out 8: Conference Room 9: Exam Room 10: Administration Workroom 11: Manager’s Office
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CEILING PLAN
LEGEND 2’X2’ ACT Panels 8’ A.F.F 1-1/2’’ Custom Acoustic Ceiling Panels 9’ A.F.F 2’x4’Armstrong VIDASHIELD UV24 Air Purifier 6’’ Recessed Can 2’x2’ Troffer David Trubridge Lantern LED Strip Light
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STAFF LOUNGE
PATIENT CHOICE •Staff lounge privately tucked away from patient areas.
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Windows located in staff lounge. •Privacy walls
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Nature-inspired wallcovering •Wooden lanter ns
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Partial renovation- The staff lounge elevation shows how the space can be used as a touch down spot for employees.
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ENTRY
PATIENT CHOICE •Check-in kiosks located behind privacy wall •Check-in kiosks eliminate the need for human contact.
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Open waiting area allows natural light into entr y.
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Natural ceiling design •Materials palette inspired by nature
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Partial renovation- The entr y allows patients to have a private check-in e xperience with a frosted glass wall that guides them to the waiting area.
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CORRIDOR
PATIENT CHOICE •Acoustical ceilings located in e xam rooms •Well-lit corridor with wayfinding flooring
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Clerestor y windows allow natural light in the corridor. •Natural elements with a hospitality design
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Natural custom-designed back wall •Light g reen, wayfinding flooring
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Partial renovation-The corridor shows wayfinding elements in both the floor design and the door design with built-in signage.
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FLOOR PLAN
KEY 1: Check-In 2: Waiting Room 3: Restroom 4: Conference Room 5: Administration Workroom 6: Manager’s Office 7: Storage 8: Check-Out 9: Exam Room 10: Nurses’ Station 11: Staff Lounge
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LEGEND 2’X2’ ACT Panels 8’ A.F.F 1-1/2’’ Custom Acoustic Ceiling Panels 9’ A.F.F 2’x4’Armstrong VIDASHIELD UV24 Air Purifier 6’’ Recessed Can 2’x2’ Troffer David Trubridge Lantern LED Strip Light
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ENTRY
PATIENT CHOICE •Privacy wall for check-in kiosk •Check-in kiosk limits human contact
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Natural light from windows in waiting area •Organic ceiling design •Wallcoverings creates movement
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements throughout
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Full renovation- The entr y provides digital check-in kiosks for limited human contact.
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WAITING AREA
PATIENT CHOICE •Plants provide privacy barriers in waiting area. •Several seating postures available
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Windows in waiting area •Ceiling design •Interesting wallcoverings and lighting
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements throughout
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Full renovation- The waiting area shows floor-to-ceiling paneling to add visual interest to the space while incorporating organic shapes and natural te xtures.
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CORRIDOR
PATIENT CHOICE •Corridor bench seating provides waiting space for guests. •Acoustic panels and air purifies are found throughout.
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Windows along corridor •Plants near waiting benches
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements and colors
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Full renovation- The corridor’s wall to ceiling accents add a wayfinding element to the space.
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NURSE STATION
PATIENT CHOICE •Access to semi-private nurses’ station with frosted glass •Changes in flooring for easy navigation
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Windows in corridor •Interesting design elements throughout
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements and colors
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Full renovation- Practitioner workroom/ nurses’ station was designed with decorative acoustic panels.
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STAFF LOUNGE
PATIENT CHOICE •Closed off from patient areas
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Windows in staff lounge •Natural flooring and organic ceiling designs •Kitchenette
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements and colors
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Full renovation- The staff lounge was designed to bring in maximum natural light by incorporating light colored materials and trim to elongate the windows. 88
EXAM ROOM
PATIENT CHOICE •Patient comfort considered in fur nishings. •Guest chairs •Sanitation devices
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Calming wallcovering and solid-colored upholstered seating •Wall decor with nature-inspired te xtures
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements and colors
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Full renovation- The e xam room axonometric view showcases the bleach cleanable surfaces used as well as decorative acoustic wall hangings. 90
CHECK OUT
PATIENT CHOICE •Privacy curtains provided.
POSITIVE DISTRACTIONS •Natural colors make the space inviting.
BIOPHILIC DESIGN •Plants throughout •Natural elements and colors
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Full renovation- The check-out elevation demonstrates how patient privacy can be easily maximized by closing the curtain.
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T H A N K Y O U jessicamceache r n@outlook.com (901).651.1198 Oxford, MS