Interior Design Portfolio by Kalyn Johnson

kalyn johnson

kalyn johnson In t e r i o r

D e s i g n

Po r t fo l i o

kalyn johnson Current Address: 101 Starr Ave. Apt. 14 Starkville, MS 39759 Permanent Address: 655 Brownsferry Rd. Senatobia, MS 38668 662 292 6116 johnsonkalyns@gmail com kalynjohnson weebly com

EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Program Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Cumulative GPA: 3.64/4.0 Major GPA: 3.69/4.0 Graduation: August 2016 WORK EXPERIENCE: Interior Design Intern, Northwest Community College, Senatobia, MS, Summer 2015 Generated floor plans in Revit from existing building plans for future renovations for in-house interior designer; measured buildings on-site to draw in Revit; created reflected ceiling plans for electrical engineers; selected furniture for dormitories; selected interior finishes; assisted in art work selections. Community Assistant, American Campus Communities, June 2014-October 2014 Gave tours to potential new residents; aided in signing leases; conducted paper filing & completed computer work. Student Recruiter, Northwest Community College, Senatobia, MS, 2012-2013 Gave tours of the campus to prospective students; assisted area-wide seniors through the applying process; arranged tours; & worked alongside the college recruiters at college fairs. RELATED COURSES: Furniture Design; Construction & Detailing; Color & Lighting; 3D AutoCAD; Digital Design; Textiles; Principles of LEED; Environments for Special Needs; Hand Rendering; Historic Preservation; Integrated Lighting; & History of Interiors I & II.

ACTIVITIES & HONORS: Scholastic: President’s Scholar, Mississippi State University, 2015 Dean’s Scholar, Mississippi State University, 2013-2016 National Society of Collegiate Scholars, 2013-2014 Phi Theta Kappa Alumni Association, Mississippi State University, 2013-2014 Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Northwest, Senatobia, MS, 2013 Dean’s Scholar, Northwest Community College, 2012-2013 Ambassador, College of Architecture, Art, & Design, Mississippi State University, 2015-2016 ASID Student Chapter: Member, 2013-Present 1st Place Commercial Design, Team, ASID Student Career Day, 2015 1st Place Institutional Design, Team, ASID Mississippi State Chapter Competition, 2015 Silver, Hospitality Design, Team, ASID Student Career Day, 2015

COMPUTER SKILLS: Revit

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS: Mission Trip Volunteer, Panama Habitat for Humanity Art in the Park T.K. Martin Fun Run Ronald McDonald House Volunteer

SketchUp

References upon request.

AutoCAD Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Rhino

Microsoft Office

TRAVEL: New York City Study Tour Chicago Study Tour Ireland Scotland Hawaii Panama

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Hospitality

Silver, Hospitality Design, Team ASID Student Competition South Central Chapter

Th e

P lin t h

H o t e l Objective: Develop a thorough understanding of design development processes in a hospitality project. Complete programming, research, schematic/concept design development, specifications for a boutique hotel. Sq. Ft. - 26,400 Duration - 6 Weeks Team Project

Concept:

Derived from the Wynwood Walls in Miami, FLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Art District, the concept is driven from their unique street art and the appreciation of their local art which is part of what attracts tourists to culture-rich destinations such as Miami. A plinth, in art, is something upon which art is placed on.

Solution: White designs allow for the entire hotel to serve as a blank canvas to complement the art with a basis of classic architecture with a unique, modern twist.

Responsibilities: Space planning, rendered floor plan, finish selections, and renderings for rooftop bar and grill. Hotel logo & rooftop bar logo, hand rendered retail space.

Software: AutoCAD, Revit, & Photoshop

Concept Images:

Hospitality

Room Legend

Lobby Entry & Reception

2 Restaurant Elation 3 Outdoor Seating 9

4 Coat & Luggage Storage

5 Computer Room

6 Lounge Seating 3

7 Envy Art Gallery 8 Restrooms 9 Concierge

Floor Plan As guests enter they are greeted with a custom wall feature on the elevators and wall which allows art to be the focal point of the entire hotel. Lounge seating at the entrance provides space for guests as well as overflow for the bar and restaurant to the left. To the right is the front desk as well as concierge. As the guests continue farther into the space they find the art gallery retail space. Branding

Hospitality

The lounge area in front of the retail space is a more private space that could be rented out for art shows or private parties. The core of this space is white to serve as a blank canvas to showcase Miamiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s local art.

1st Floor Bubble Diagram

Check-in Desk Section Detail

Hospitality

1 4

ADA egress route to elevator

Room Legend 1

King

2 Queen

3 Double 4 ADA Restroom 5 Standard Suite 6 Junior Suite

5 2

Guest Level Floor Plan

Hospitality

7 Elevator

Corridor Lobby

Guest Room

Guest Room Suite Lounge

The guest roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s use of vibrant colors and custom wallcovering further extends the concept of bringing local Miami art into the boutique hotel. Bright colors are used in moderation along with balances of white so guests are able to relax physically and mentally in the rooms at the end of the day. Light weight seating is also used for its mobility as well as its aesthetics.

Custom Wallcovering

Hospitality

Elevator Elevation

Corridor Elevation

Hospitality

Guest Room Elevations

Guest Bathroom Elevations

Maquette of Guest Room

Hospitality

Restaurant Elation creates a space within the Plinth Hotel that are both separate and cohesive with the hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design by allowing the guests of the hotel and people of the city to experience it together. It allows the guests to interact with art and be introduced to the many versions of it. The hanging frame partition creates a canvas placing the restaurant itself as a piece of art.

Hospitality

The atmosphere created by The Euphoria Bar is one that is both creative and elegant. Guests are able to enter the bar immediately from the lobby. The bar can serve as a waiting space for the restaurant or as a meeting spot for the guests.

Hospitality

Rooftop Bubble Diagram

Rooftop Block Diagram

6 8

7 1

Room Legend

Bar & Grill Seating

2 Bar 3 Pool Lounge 4 Private Lounges 1

4 3

1 2

5 Stage 6 Restroom 7 Open Lounge 8

Pool Storage

9 Towel Storage

Rooftop Floor Plan The Elude Rooftop Bar & Grill seating area is located right off of the elevator as well as an extended, more informal seating arrangements where the bar is located. Further back is the pool, private lounges, and the stage which is able to be transformed to an art showcase. On the opposite side of the rooftop is a more private lounge space as well as open lounge space surrounding a fire pit.

Hospitality

With exuberantly colored lights, The Elude Rooftop Bar & Grill is where the Miami nightlife thrives. The large aluminum piece of art is one of the focal points as guests are able to enjoy live performances when available or can be used as a continuation of the restaurant seating. Private lounges are located along the perimeter of the rooftop to be more secluded for private parties. The pool also offers a different type of atmosphere with a lounge space centered and level with the pool.

Conceptual sketch of bar

View of bar & grill from elevator

Hospitality

The metal structures centered on the rooftop serves as a centerpiece with its large appearance called out with spot lights. Directly underneath is the stage upon which bands can play if a venue is taking place, or it may serve as extra seating.

Hospitality

The fifteen foot neon sign which bears the name of the hotel can be seen anywhere on the rooftop as well as other buildings around town and offers seating upon which guests can sit at leisure without having to make reservations. The open lounge also offers a fire pit and backlit flooring.

Hospitality

Rooftop Conceptual Model

Hospitality

Rooftop Conceptual Model

Hospitality

Reta il

Hospitality

Env y

A r t

G a ll e r y Objective: Create a retail store with a checkout area, casework or furnishings to display items for sale. Provide appropriate lighting to display merchandise. Must provide a name for store and decide what is to be sold in this store. Must be hand rendered Sq. Ft. - 800 Duration - 6 Weeks Team Project

Concept:

To serve as a blank canvas to showcase and sell the local art in Miami.

Solution:

Gallery-like space with white walls and flooring using podiums and adjustable walls.

Responsibilities: Space planning, finish selections, hand rendering.

Media: Rendering markers, pencil, pen, & Photoshop

Concept Images:

Retail

Conceptual sketch of cable and rod hanging wall

Custom check out counter using concrete and glass

Room Legend 2

Envy Art Gallery

2 Lounge space for retail 3 Back of house

Floor Plan

Retail

The core of the retail space is white to serve as a blank canvas to showcase the local art of Miami. A glass wall is hung using a cable and rod system so that the art can be viewed from outside the store as well. The walls in the center of the retail space are movable for the convenience of the art that is being sold. Trim is added to the columns to pull in the idea of classic architecture throughout the first floor.

Retail

MAFES SALES STORE Mississippi State University

M AFES

S a l e s

Sto re

Objective The MAFES Sales Store, is a branch of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station and is dedicated to selling natural, Mississippi grown products. Create a retail space that reflects this idea. Sq. Ft. - 1,880 Duration - 5 Weeks Group Project

Concept MAFES’s mission is “to advance agriculture and natural resources through teaching and learning,” so the concept of this space is getting this retail store back to nature.

Solution To remain true to the history of the university and the initial cheese making process earth tones and natural materials like wood are used throughout.

Responsibilities Space planning, finish selections, interior renderings, rendered floor plan, RCP, & branding.

Software AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, & Illustrator

Concept Images:

Retail

Room Legend 1

2 Cash Wrap

Main Entrance

3 Main Office 4 Sales Floor 4 2

5 Storage 6 Office

7 Restroom

Conceptual sketch of shelves

Floor Plan

LIGHTING SCHEDULE symbol

description/manufacturer

dimensions

recessed can/cooper lighting

track lighting/cooper lighting

10'-6 3/4"L

track lighting/cooper lighting

3'-11"L

pendant lighting/ELK lighting

2'-3"W x 4'-4"L

quantity

exposed duct work

Reflected Ceiling Plan

Retail

12"

Elevation of cash wrap

The main areas holding stock on the sales floor are along the walls using the custom shelving units. Built into the shelving units are the refrigerators used for keeping the famous cheese at the correct temperature. Under cabinet storage was mandatory due to the constant restocking of the shelves and small children. In the middle of the sales floor are movable gondolas holding t-shirts and gift items that are sold as impulse buys.

Retail

sweetgum brewing co. starkville, ms

3rd Place Brasfield & Gorrie Student Competition

S w e etg u m

B rew in g Objective Create a microbrewery for a local brewing company staying true to its cultural heritage. Remain as true to original building as possible. Create branding that reflects the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision. Sq. Ft. - 6,000 Duration - 2 Weeks Team Project

Concept

The concept of the microbrewery centers on the idea of a prohibition era brewery. The mass purchasing of beer during this time period is the focus reflecting it throughout the design.

Solution

A secluded beer tasting area using low lighting and dark colors and warm wood tones with a view of the fermentation area.

Responsibilities Space planning, finish selections, interior renderings, rendered floor plan, RCP, & branding.

Software AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, & Illustrator

Concept Images:

Retail

2 4

Room Legend 1

Loading Area

2 Offices 3 Brewery 6

4 Testing Area 5 Fermentation Room

6 Storage Rooms 7 Canning Machines

Floor Plan Lighting Legend Track Lighting Custom Pendants Recessed Cans

Reflected Ceiling Plan

Retail

Sweetgum Brewing Co. created a company where local people could enjoy local beer. Through this design, guests walk immediately into the tasting area which is created to resemble the speakeasies during the prohibition era with its dark woods, green velvet lounge areas, and low lighting. The fermentation room with its striking copper fermentors is visible through the bar so the customers can view part of the brewing process. The brewing area and storage is left open for ease of movability.

The brewing area is a space where customers have an option to tour and see the brewing process first-hand. The dark walls are carried through to this space as well as the copper fermentors that are also seen through the windows behind the bar. A sliding barn door is used to separate the brewing area from the business space. A transparent glass wall is used to separate the tasting room from the brewing space so guests are able to view the entire process at all times.

Bubble Diagram

Retail

Co r p o r a t e

Corporate

N E X T

O F F I C E Objective: Create a corporate office for NEXT and convince them that your design will provide the learning environment they need to meet their goals. Sq. Ft. - 15,660 Duration - 6 Weeks Individual Project

Concept: Just like everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s DNA make up is different, so is the way people work. Using the concept of the gel electrophoresis process it is translated throughout the design as well as the floor plan.

Solution:

A multifunctional office with movable walls and furniture for range of clients. Multiple types of meeting rooms and open work stations.

Responsibilities: Space planning, finish selections, custom carpet design, interior renderings, rendered floor plan, RCP, & branding.

Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, & Illustrator

Concept Images:

Corporate

Room Legend 4

Reception

2 Project Room 6

3 Video-conference Room 5

4 Forum 5 Private Enclaves 6 In-between Space

1st Floor Plan Evidence Based Design: The design concept of DNA and gel electrophoresis is expressed by using the extremely versatile furniture manufactured by Steelcase. The majority of the furniture selections were selected based on research and evidence retrieved from the Steelcase 360 Magazine. Most workers do not like to be stagnate at all times of the day and prefer to be active. The research also states that it is bad health-wise. With that in mind, this concept is tailored to that need. Not all employees are the same; some people feed off of other peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s energy and some prefer to be in a more secluded environment. Not every person is created the same and so neither is their work space.

Corporate

1st Floor Space Planning

Reception is where the employees check in and it also sets the tone for potential members. An LED panel and pendant light fixture draws immediate attention to the receptionist. The custom reception desk is covered in a chrome finish. One of the many project rooms is visible from the entrance.

Conceptual sketch

Corporate

2 1 1 2

Room Legend 1

2 Project Room

6 8

Open Office

3 In-between Space

4 Ideation Zone

3 5

5 Studio 4

6 Resource Room 3

7 Shared Enclaves 8 Work Cafe

2nd Floor Plan

Corporate

2nd Floor Space Planning

TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

OPEN OFFICE 206 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED ENCLAVE 214 10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED ENCLAVE 215 10'-0" A.F.F. 9'-0" A.F.F. SHARED STUDIO ENCLAVE 211 216 TYPE I 10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED 10'-0" A.F.F. ENCLAVE SHARED 217 ENCLAVE 10'-0" A.F.F. 213 TYPE I 10'-0" A.F.F.

WORK CAFE 218 12'-0" A.F.F.

Enlarged Work Cafe RCP WORK CAFE 218

12'-0" A.F.F.

WORK CAFE 218 12'-0" A.F.F.

Work Cafe Section

Open Office Section

EUREKA PENDANTS RECESSED CANS AIR SUPPLY

CORRIDOR 205

RESOURCE ROOM CORRIDOR 205 210 TYPE II TYPE I 15'-0" A.F.F. 10'-0" A.F.F.

PROJECT 10'-0" A.F.F. CORRIDOR ROOM 2 15'-0" A.F.F. 202 204 TYPE II CORRIDOR TYPE I 207 10'-0" A.F.F. TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

IN BETWEEN SPACE 208 TYPE II OPEN 15'-0" A.F.F.

OPEN OFFICE 206 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

SHARED ENCLAVE SHARED 214 ENCLAVE 10'-0" A.F.F. 213 SHARED ENCLAVE 10'-0" A.F.F. 215 10'-0" A.F.F. 9'-0" A.F.F. SHARED SHARED ENCLAVE STUDIO ENCLAVE 211 216 214 TYPE I 10'-0" A.F.F. 10'-0" A.F.F. 10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED ENCLAVE SHARED 217 ENCLAVE 10'-0" A.F.F.

EUREKA LINEAR LIGHTING

OPEN OFFICE 201 TYPEPROJECT II ROOM 3 15'-0" A.F.F. 203 TYPE I

SHARED ENCLAVE 213

TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

OFFICE 206

IDEATION ZONE 209 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

15'-0" A.F.F. RESOURCE ROOM 210 TYPE I 10'-0" A.F.F.

AIR RETURN

PROJECT ROOM 2 204 OPEN OFFICE 200

CORRIDOR 202 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEGEND CEILING FINISH TYPE II TYPE OPEN TYPE I SUSPENDED GYPSUM BOARD OFFICE TYPE II EXPOSED CEILING EUREKA CIRCLE LIGHTING 200 10'-0" A.F.F. TYPE II

TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

EUREKA LINEAR LIGHTING 15'-0" A.F.F. EUREKA PENDANTS RECESSED CANS

PROJECT ROOM 3 203

AIR SUPPLY

TYPE I

PROJECT ROOM 3 203

10'-0" A.F.F.

TYPE I

AIR RETURN

CEILING FINISH TYPE TYPE I SUSPENDED GYPSUM BOARD TYPE II EXPOSED CEILING

CORRIDOR 207 IN TYPE II BETWEEN RESOURCE 15'-0" A.F.F. SPACE ROOM 208 210 TYPE II IDEATION 15'-0" A.F.F. ZONE

Enlarged Open Office RCP

215 10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED ENCLAVE 216 10'-0" A.F.F. SHARED ENCLAVE 217 10'-0" A.F.F.

10'-0" A.F.F.

TYPE I 209 10'-0" A.F.F. TYPE II

15'-0" A.F.F.

TYPE I

9'-0" A.F.F.

STUDIO 211 TYPE I 10'-0" A.F.F.

IN BETWEEN SPACE 208 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

CORRIDOR 207 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

IDEATION ZONE 209 TYPE II 15'-0" A.F.F.

TYPE I

Enclave Conceptual Sketch

Corporate

The NEXT open office is where workers have the freedom to work wherever they want either for the day or even for the hour. Different seating arrangements and furniture is offered to meet the individualâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs throughout the work day.

Corporate

The work cafe is an area where the workers are able to change up their environment by moving to a table and chair arrangement to have informal meetings or just have the option of eating while they work.

Corporate

ative security co.

N a t ive

Se curi ty

Co.

Objective: Design a call center for a company that you have created. Incorporate research on modern offices and furniture layouts. Required to use furniture from Steelcase. Sq. Ft. - 34,560 Duration - 5 Weeks Individual Project

Concept: Just like all the compartments of a computer chip are intertwined so is the layout of a functional call center. Using the complex lines of the chip the concept is centered around the idea of connecting everyone through technology.

Solution: The design was achieved by adjoining the entire space by using the connections in the computer chip making it functional and easily accessible for all employees with a subtle sense of hierarchy and visual interest.

Responsibilities: Space planning, finish selections, interior renderings, rendered floor plan, RCP, & branding.

Software: AutoCAD, Revit, & Photoshop

Concept Images:

Corporate

6 5 7 7

Reception

2 Meeting Room 5

Room Legend

3 Mail Room 4 Human Relations

10 9

5 Manager’s Office 6 Lounge

5 14

4 5

7 Director’s Office 8 Testing 9 Interview Room 10 Storage 11 Data Closet

1st Floor Plan

12 Mech./Elec. 13 Restroom 14 Break Room 15 Business Information Systems 16 Training

2nd Floor 2nd Floor SALES/ADMINISTRATION SALES/ADMINISTRATION HELP DESK 11,000 11,000 1,000

PE/TRAINING 6,000

HPE/TRAINING 6,000

Human Resources Call Center

Corporate

1st Floor

BIS 5,000

1st Floor

BIS 5,000

COMMON HELP DESK 3,0001,000 COMMON 4,000

Information Technology Information Technology Common Space Human Resources

COMMON 3,000 COMMON 4,000 Totals Common Space

Needed Available 15,000

15033

Needed Available 15,000

over/under Needed Available 15,000 33

15033

over/under Needed Available

15775

775 15,000

15775

30000Totals30808

808 30000

30808

Room Legend

Game Room

2 Coffee Room 3 Administration 13

4 Manager’s Office

5 Director’s Office 6 Coaching Room

2 15 4

7 Testing Room

3 4

8 Storage 4

9 Data Closet 10 Mech./Elec. 11 Break Room

2nd Floor Plan

12 Meeting Room 13 Nurse

On the first floor of the building is the reception, break room, business information systems, human relations, as well as the training area. These areas are kept on the first floor due to its constant use of outside guests. Most of the desks are located in the rear of the building due to its curtain wall and the natural light. Any rooms created outside of the core of the building are movable and transparent to allow the space to remain open. The second floor of the call center contains the agents’ desks, also known as the sales floor, the help desk, administration, and the game room. The game room is open to the floor beneath. The sales agents are located near the curtain wall to allow the agents natural sunlight.

14 Locker Room 15 Help Desk 16 Sales Floor 17 Raised Hub 18 Restroom

Bubble Diagram

Corporate

1st Floor RCP

Lighting Legend

Exit

2x2 Troffer Light 6” Recessed Can 48” Strip Light 96” Linear Pendant Light Supply Air Return Air Exit Sign

2nd Floor RCP

Corporate

The sales floor ceiling design is a custom 3form panel to mimic the angles and connecting lines of the computer chip. The ceiling inspires workers to work as one connecting unit.

Corporate

The focus of the entrance is the custom suspension piece above the reception desk. The separate pieces mimic that of the chip coming together to form the perfect working system. The angled lines of the computer chip are also seen on the chrome reception desk detail.

Corporate

The game center is an area where employees can take breaks from their tasks and let their creative minds run free with activities such as retro video games and ping pong. There is also a table provided for personal computers and charging stations.

Corporate

In s t i t u t i o n a l

Institutional

Aurora dance company

1st Place Commercial Design, Team ASID Student Competition South Central Chapter

Au ro r a

D a n ce

Co .

Objective: Create a space of your choosing and generate a lighting plan using products from Eatonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cooper Lighting. Create a unique reflected ceiling plan that reflects the space. Sq. Ft. - 12,500 Duration - 4 Weeks Team Project

Concept: The Northern Lights are known to dance and flash across the sky and mirror that of a dancer in its movements. The Aurora Dance Studio creates a space that allows its users to experience the Northern Lights in the night sky and relate it to their movements.

Solution: The Northern Lights are recreated through the ceiling features and lights. The curtain wall in the studio allows the dancers to dance without any barriers.

Responsibilities: Space planning, finish selections, lighting selections, interior renderings, reflected ceiling plan, & branding.

Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, & Illustrator

Concept Images:

Institutional

7 8

Bubble Diagram

Room Legend 9

Lobby & Reception

2 Restroom

3 Office 10

4 Studio 6 5 Studio 4 6 Studio 5 1

7 Studio 3

8 Studio 2 9 Studio 1

10 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Locker Room 11 Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Locker Room

Floor Plan

The dance studio floor plan is based around the studio. The curved walls allows the users to experience the space in a fluid and loose way just as the Northern Lights dance freely in the sky.

Institutional

SYMBOL

QUANTITY

DESCRIPTIONL

AMPING

MANUFACTU

SNLED LENSED STRIPLIGHT 2ÕL X 3ÓH

LED 2300 LUMENS 5000 K

22-DPSTRAIGHT AND NARROW 4ÓH X 2ÓD X 4Õl

LED 2240 LUMENS 4000 K

NEO-RAY S22-DP-2L4

CIRQUE 6-DP 6Óh X 48 1/4Ó L

F40TI2 RS/WW 45OO LUMENS

NEO-RAY 6-DP-IT8-2

NIMBUS II 2 1/2ÓH X 9ÓD X 4ÕL

FP54/841/HO 3200 LUMENS

NEO-RAY 7011P-SP-IT

4Ó ERCESSED MEDIUM BEAM DOWNLIGHT 7 11/16ÓH X 4 1/2ÓW

LED 2800 LUMENS 4000 K

PORTFOLI LD4A28DO

EXIT

APC/APCH SERIES EXITS WITH LED HEADS COMBO

SMOKE DETECTOR

FIRE SUPRESSION SYSTEM

AIR SUPPLY

AIR RETURN

METALUX 2SNLED-LD

Reflected Ceiling Plan 3form panels are used in the entrance and hallways to mimic the movements of the Northern Lights and FitzFelt ceiling features are used in the largest studio to relate the dancers’ skirt movements to the Aurora Borealis. Conceptual sketch showing main studio felt ceiling design.

Institutional

The ceiling design is the main feature of the entrance with its irregular dancing movements leading the user back through the space and the vibrant colors of the Northern Lights fade slowly as it approaches the floor.

Institutional

The locker room is an area where the members are allowed to clear their minds before they enter the studio thus the water color artwork and tall ceiling provokes a sense of openness and creativity.

Institutional

H e a l t h ca re

Healthcare

Scoria Dermatology clinic and Spa

Scoria

Dermatology Objective: Create a dermatology clinic and medi-spa using finishes that are durable and easy to clean. Choose to combine the dermatology and spa or leave the spaces separate. Sq. Ft. - 11,000 Duration - 6 Weeks Individual Project

Concept: The scoria stone, which closely resembles microscopic skin cells, is a volcanic rock formed at the base volcanoes. It is an extremely porous stone due to the gases dissolving in the magma.

Solution:

A dermatology clinic and medi-spa reflecting the textures of the scoria stone while remaining sterile but calming.

Responsibilities: Space planning, finish selections, custom carpet design, interior renderings, rendered floor plan, RCP, & branding.

Software: AutoCAD, Revit, & Photoshop

Concept Images:

Healthcare

Room Legend 19

2 Reception

13 14

19 19

3 Exam Room 4 Nurse’s Station 5 Break Room

6 Laundry Room

Dermatology Lobby

7 Soiled Linen

9 20

8 Sterile Linen

9 Patient Restrooms 10 Storage Closet 11 Lab

12 Nurse Practitioner’s Office

5 17

13 Doctor’s Office

14 Business Office 15 File Storage 16 Business Manager’s Office

17 Spa Reception/Lobby

3 2

18 Quiet Room

19 Treatment Room 20

EMPLOYEE

The dermatology clinic and spa are located in separate areas of the building and each have separate entrances. The two entrances are due to the patients’ needs and the actual purpose of the space and the feeling that each provides. The dermatology clinic is kept sterile and clean while the spa focuses on using calm and cool colors.

Changing Room

DOCTOR’S

NURSE

RESTROOM

OFFICE

PRACTITIONER’S

RESTROOM

OFFICE STORAGE

BUSINESS MANAGER STORAGE PROCEDURE ROOM

MEDIUM TREATMEN T ROOM

EXAM ROOM

BREAK ROOM

LARGE TREATMENT ROOM

LAB PROCEDURE ROOM

NURSE’S STATION

PATIENT RESTROOM

PRODUCT

PATIENT

DISPLAY

RESTROOM

PATIENT

LAUNDRY ROOM

RESTROOM

EXAM ROOM

ELECTRICAL

CLOSET

STORAGE

RESTROOM EMPLOYEE RESTROOM

EXAM ROOM WAITING ROOM (RECEPTION)

Healthcare

LINEN STERILE LINEN

EXAM ROOM

SOILED

EXAM ROOM

STORAGE

The exam room is full of natural light from windows and the exam table is located in the center of the room for access on all sides of the patient. The colors are kept light and clean to reflect the natural sunlight that is essential in a dermatology office.

Nurseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Station sketch

Healthcare

The wall panels contain pieces of crystal to bring in the crystals created in the scoria stone and these panels are used to call out important areas of the lobby. Those areas being the front desk and the small retail area selling skin products.

Healthcare

The quiet room is meant to be used before treatment where the clients can sit and relax. The quiet room also has a water feature for soothing clients visually and to reduce any outside noise.

Healthcare

Cre a t i v e

Creative

F u r ni t u re

D e s i g n Hotel Side Chair Objective:

Conceptual sketches

Create a chair used in a hospitality setting. Duration - 2 Weeks Individual Project

Solution: A hotel guest room chair reflecting the Scandinavian design creating comfort as well as modern aesthetics.

Software: Rhino & Photoshop Rendered angles

Creative

The hotel side chair was inspired from the Scandinavian design using simple and clean lines throughout the entire chair. With the chair-back angled slightly it allows for a side chair to be more comfortable than usual, especially with its thick upholstered seat and back. A light gray wool fabric and a dark wood stain was selected to mimic the popular mid-century aesthetics.

Creative

P h o to g r a p hy

Objective: Learn the basics of a DSLR professional camera

Media:

Canon Rebel T5 Photoshop

Creative

H a n d

Creative

Re n d e r in g

Objective: Create hand rendered sketches of interior furnishings and spaces using pencil, pen, & markers.

Media:

Rendering markers Pencil Pen

Creative

Kalyn Johnson

johnsonkalyns@gmail.com

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(662)292-6116

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655 Brownsferry Rd. Senatobia, MS 38668