KATHLEEN MAE DAYON
DESIGNER Katheen Mae O. Dayon EMAIL kathleen.dayon@gmail.com WEB www.behance.net/kathleendayon TYPEFACES Myriad Pro PRINTER Chums Design & Print BINDERY Chums Design & Print PHOTOGRAPHY Kathleen Mae O. Dayon SOFTWARE Photoshop, Indesign COPYRIGHT @2015 All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced without express permission from Kathleen Mae O. Dayon
KATHLEEN MAE DAYON
CONTENTS 1 OFFICE OF THE FUTURE Commercial Design
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INTRODUCTION
POTRERO HILL LIBRARY
Biography
Commercial Design
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DISCOUNT CAMERA
BEACH HOUSE Residential Design
Retail Design
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4 NODIN HOTEL Hospitality Design
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“All creative activity begins with movement.� - Joseph Zinker
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
I am Kathleen Mae O. Dayon, and I was born and raised in Cebu City, Philippines. Growing up, I was always fascinated with art and design. I always enjoyed helping out in decorating our house for special events like Christmas and family gatherings. My family also loves to travel. And through these different regions, structures, and cultures I encountered, this fueled my interest in interior design and architecture. It was not until in high school that I decided to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design when I started helping out in our furniture manufacturing family business. I was assigned in helping out with the displays for furniture expos. This made me realize that I could develop my creative skills in design. For my Bachelor’s degree I took up Interior Design at San Carlos University. During my senior year, I had an internship in HL Designs, an interior design firm. It is there that inspired me to have my own firm someday. I always strive hard in everything I do and gladly I was able to graduate with honors. In 2010, I passed the Philippine Interior Design licensure exam. And became an active member of the Philippine of Institute of Interior Design Cebu Chapter.
My first job was in Kriska Do Int’l, a furniture export company as a designer. I also became the head designer for expo exhibits. This further exposed me to different interior finishes and materials, innovative designs and production methods. At the same time, I was a freelance interior designer doing both commercial and residential projects. This gave me an opportunity to apply different design process and showcase my creativity. In 2013, I took a chance and decided to further hone my skills and creativity by pursing a masters degree. Taking it abroad would be a whole new experience and a chance to widen my knowledge in the design processes, trends and techniques. Through Online research I came across Academy of Arts University which offers, Masters in Interior Architecture and Design. Moving forward, I aim to work in an established design firm that allows me to widen my experience. And then someday have my design firm in the Philippines.
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“All creative activity begins with movement.� - Joseph Zinker
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WORKSPACE OF THE FUTURE
Commercial Design
WORKPLACE OF THE FUTURE Commercial Design
THE LIVING CELL The cell is an important aspect in life. When put together, it creates a living organism. This is just like each person in a workspace where they are interdependent to one another. The different spaces in a workspace can be interpreted as a part of a cell. With the nucleus being the center point of the cell, in a workspace, it is a place where people can get together. It is an integral part of the workspace. This open type office design is wellsuited for collaboration.
USERS
PROGRAM
CO N S I D E R AT I O N S
1 CEO
- Office space for each user
- Collaboration and breakout space
1 Design Director
- Reception Area
- Open office
2 Senior Interior Designers
- Break Area
- Integration of new technology
1 Licensed Architect
- Conference Room
- Space for refuge or niche
2 Junior Interior Designers
- Mail and Storage Room
- Layout with an easy flow
2 Interns
- Server/Network Room
- Application of sustainability
1 Office Manager
- Resource Library
- Ergonomics
- Refuge Space
- Maximize daylighting - Maximize space
PUBLIC SPACE
- Change in working styles - Shared workstations COMMON SPACE
BREAK ROOM, REFUGE SPACE, MINI GYM
NUCLEUS - Central
CEO
PUBLIC SPACE
DESIGN DIRECTOR
RIBOSOMES - Protein synthesis
COMMON SPACE
COMMON SPACE NUCLEUS - Central
OFFICES
ARCHITECT JUNIOR INTERIOR DESIGNER INTERN CONFERENCE
SERVICE ROOM MITOCHONDRIA - Cellular power plants - Supply
MAIL ROOM
SERVICE ROOM MITOCHONDRIA - Cellular power plants OFFICES - Supply
RIBOSOMES - Protein synthesis
RECEPTION
OFFICES
MAIL ROOM
DESIGN DIRECTORRESOURCE LIBRARY ARCHITECT
RECEPTION
OFFICES SERVICE
CELL MEMBRANE - Separates interior & outside environment
COMMON SPACE
INTERN
RESOURCE LIBRARY
MITOCHONDRIA - Cellular power plants - Supply
SERVICE
SERVICE NETWORK
JUNIOR INTERIOR DESIGNER
CELL MEMBRANE CONFERENCE - Separates interior & outside environment COMMON SPACE MAIL ROOM - Protect ROOM SERVICE
RESOURCE LIBRARY SERVICE NETWORK
COMMON SPACE
CONFERENCE CEO
BREAK ROOM, REFUGE SPACE, MINI GYM
DESIGN DIRECTOR
JUNIOR INTERIOR DESIGNER INTERN BREAK ROOM, REFUGE SPACE, MINI GYM
NUCLEUS - Central
CEO
RIBOSOMES - Protein synthesis
ARCHITECT
OFFICES
PUBLIC SPACE
SERVICE NETWORK
OFFICES SERVICE
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FLOOR PLAN
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WAITING AREA
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RECEPTION AREA
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NETWORK ROOM
- The further advancement of cloud storage lessens the need of having big space for network and drive storage room.
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MAIL & STORAGE ROOM
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CAFETERIA / CONFERENCE ROOM
- Combining these two areas lessens the square footage needed for
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the office. Having multipurpose rooms is a best way to maximize space.
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RESOURCE LIBRARY
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REFUGE SPACE
- Ball chair is use as a space for hideaway and alone space.
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BREAKOUT SPACE
- It is the central point of the office.
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SHARED WORKSTATIONS
- These are for the interns, home base workers and visitors. They only stay in the office for a short time.
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WORKSTATIONS
- Advance technology lessens the need of big workstations
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CEO’S OFFICE
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MEETING POINT
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CEILING PLAN
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6 5
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The overall ceiling design reflects the different parts and shapes of a cell.
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FLOOR TO CEILING STRUCTURE
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LIGHT SHELF - Maximizes daylighting
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LED DOWNLIGHT
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LED STRIP LIGHTING
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DROP CEILING (BAMBOO FINISH) - Define spaces
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CUSTOM ROUND PENDANT
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FLOOR TO CEILING STRUCTURE
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DROP CEILING
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ELEVATIONS
NOT TO SCALE
NOT TO SCALE
Curves are repeatedly applied in the design as it conveys the idea of protection and being part of a group just like inside an enclosed shell.
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EAMES ALUMINUM GROUP Herman Miller
FULL TWIST GUEST CHAIR Herman Miller
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A sustainable and green design will be in integrated in the design. Having a healthy and inspiring environment can make people more efficient and productive.
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BAMBOO
GRASS CARPET Curtex PTE LTD
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FUSION WOOD PANEL Architectural Systems Inc.
ECO WEAVE WALL PANEL Architectural System Inc.
ROCKET LIME FABRIC Design Tex
POLISHED CONCRETE FLOOR
EERO AARNIO BALL CHAIR
ERMECO BAR STOOL
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A workplace is an enclosed shell where each one functions as part of a group.
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“Learning is movement from moment to moment.� - Jiddu Krishnamurti
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POTRERO HILL LIBRARY
Commercial Design
POTRERO HILL LIBRARY Commercial Design
CONCEPT:
ELECTRICITY Electricity is a source of power and energy. Just like a library it is a source of knowledge and vast ideas. As technology develops, it is now integrated in the library creating a more feasible and applicable use appealing to the new generation but at the same time catering the older generation. With all the resources provided, it makes people to creating a community. This is a renovation project for Potrero Hill Library. One of the main goal is to incorporate spaces for different activities offered in the library.
LO C AT I O N
USERS
PROGRAM
The library is located in Potrero Hill San Francisco. It is a
1. ADULTS WHO ARE SINGLE
INFORMATION TEENS AREA
residential neighborhood and not considered a tourist
One of the highest population in the area are these single
PICK-UP & SELF-CHECKOUT
destination. It is also known for its views of the San Francisco
adults who are doing white collar jobs. They can be tech
Bay and city skyline Initially a working-class neighborhood
savvy. For these users libraries are for source of entertainment
until gentrification in the 1990s, it is now an upper-middle-
SITE ANALYSIS class family-oriented neighborhood.
works and projects.
- Computer Station
- Manger’s Office
ADULT’S AREA - Reading Area - Collection - Computer Station
CUSTOM DETAIL 3. PARENTS WITH YOUNG KIDS
POTR
CHILDREN’S AREA
is a high population of BOOKSHELFBeing in a residential neighbor there POPULATION BY AGE
- Story Telling Area
PROGRAM ROOM
families with young children younger than 6. These children
- Collection
STUDY/PRIVATE ROOM
are always accompanied by their parents. The library provide
- Work stations
IPAD/TABLET STATION
- Computer Station
RESTROOM
3D
TOP VIEW activities for this users like Story Time. For these users, library
CUSTOMis DETAIL also a source for early literacy awareness. BOOKSHELF CUSTOM DETAIL
CUSTOM SHELVES TOP VIEW
- Staff Lounge
AGE OF CHILDREN IN MARRIED COUPLES - Staff Restroom
source of information that they can easily access for school
BOOKSHELF
STAFF AREA
POTRERO HILL LIBRARY
MARITAL STATUS
Potrero Hill is a residential neighborhood and not considered a tourist destination. It is also known for its views of the San Francisco Bay and city skyline Initially a working-class neighborhood until gentrification in the 1990s, it is now an upper-middle-class family-oriented neighborhood.
- Collection - Work Area
2. STUDENTS
There are a lot of schools located in Potrero Hill. Library is a
1616 20th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
- Reading Area
P BIRCH WOOD
POTRERO HILL LIBRARYLAMINATE POPULATION BY RACE & ETHNICITY
TOP VIEW
3D
3DVIEW FRONT
BIRCH W WHITE PLASTIC LAMINA LAMINATE
ZIPTAPESTRY Schools in Potrero Hill
BIRCH WOOD LAMINATE
FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW
FRONT VIEW
WHITEGA OPTIX THICK
LAMIN PLASKOLITE INC.
FRONT VIEW
WHITE PLASTIC LAMINATE
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FLOOR PLAN 12
11 10
RESTROOM
9 8
6 7
ELEVATOR UP
DN
UP
2
FAMILY RESTROOM
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4
1
NOT TO SCALE
GROUND 1
STAFF OFFICE
5
NEW ARRIVALS
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2
MANAGER’S Level 1 OFFICE
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IPAD STATION
10
STUDENTS STACKS
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INFORMATION
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DVD & AUDIO
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CHILDREN’S AREA
4
SELF-CHECKOUT & PICK-UP
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MEETING ROOM
12
STAFF ROOM
WORKSTATIONS
FLOOR PLAN
RESTROOM
RESTROOM
SECOND FLOOR
20
19 JANITOR
DN
18
17
1
ADULT AREA
2
READING AREA
3
COMPUTER STATION
4
STUDY/MEETING ROOM
5
STORAGE
6
COMMUNITY SPACE
7
STUDY BOOTHS
8
TEENS AREA
DN
DN
P
UP
14
15
DN
PARTIAL HEIGHT WITH PIERCED ELEMENT
UP
UP
UP
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13
COMMUNITY SPACE
NOT TO SCALE
S E CO N D 13
COMMUNITY SPACE
17
COMPUTER STATION
14
STORAGE
18
STUDY/MEETING ROOM
15
STUDY BOOTHS
19
READING AREA
16
TEENS AREA
20
ADULT AREA
Level 1
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ELEVATIONS ELEVATION
TEENS AREA NOT TO SCALE
2 DN
2 DN
UP
1
1
STUDY/MEETING ROOM NOT TO SCALE
Acoustic is an important aspect in a library. Matrials like In a library, acoustic must be considered to maintain silence. Acoustical panels acoustical fabrics are use in the nooks in the teens area and in are use in different areas of the library particularly in the reading area and in the meeting rooms and open acoustical ceiling louvers are also the meeting rooms. Acoustical fabrics are also in the nooks located in the use in the main areas to minimize noise. teens area. Open acoustical ceiling louvers are also use in the main areas.
FEATURED KEY WALL
POTRERO HILL LIBRA
PARQUET OAK WOOD
BACK LIGHTING WHITE LED STRIP
3 UP
DN
UP
3
SCALE: 1/4’’ = 1’0’’ WALL FEATURED KEY
NOT TO SCALE
Level 1
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GRAIN VINYL PLANK Shaw Floors
GLOSSY RED PAINT Benjamine Moore
BIRCHWOOD VENEER
DN
BEAT FAT BLACK Tom Dixon
UP
DN
UP
The color scheme use are neutral colors of white, beige, black and gray. Red is added as an accent color as it contrast well to the other colors. It is alo applied as a way finder which makes areas easier to locate.
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PARQUET OAK WOOD
OPEN CELL ACOUSTICAL CEILING LOUVERS Architectural Surfaces Inc.
BEAT FAT BLACK Tom Dixon
DN
MAGIS STOOL ONE Herman Miller
UP
DN
UP
Technology just like books can also be a source of information. It is now utilize in many library. The computer and ipad station is situated in the center for easy access.
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2
1
RED ROCKET FABRIC Design Tex
BIRCHWOOD VENEER
RED ACOUSTIC FABRIC Buzzispace
BUZZIBLINDS Buzzispace
1 2 UP
DN
UP
DN
Custom shelves are use as the main bookshelves. The fiber glass on it creates an illusion that it is floating. It is has wheels which makes it easy to move around. The edges are of white color bringing the idea the strokes of electricity. There are S\ stools are located in between shelves which can be use as a seating or as a place to put things when looking for books.
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SWITCH CARPET Shaw Floors
RED ACOUSTIC FABRIC Buzzispace
SOCIAL MEDIA CARPET Shaw Floors
DN
BUZZICUBE Buzzispace
UP
DN
UP
The children’s area has stairs which serves as both a place for kids to sit and at the same time storage for books. There are additional storage spaces for toys and other educational materials.
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“Things should all be moving toward the expression of a great idea.” - Robert Henri
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BEACH HOUSE
Residential Design
BEACH HOUSE Residential Design
CONCEPT:
ANAHAW LEAF Anahaw is a local plant in the Philippines. The angular lines on it fits well with the existing floor which has an angled section. Inspired from the folds of the leaf, repetition of lines, using angular shapes and linear patterns are use to convey it. The location is in an island El Nido Palawan which is full of natural beauty and using a concept coming from nature works well.
LO C AT I O N
PROGRAM
El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
1 LIVING ROOM 2 DINING ROOM
CLIENT’S PROFILE MR. & MRS. GARCIA - Business man and woman who are in there thirties - From Cebu City - Both loves the beach and nature - They visit the beach house ones a month to unwind from
3 KITCHEN 4 BAR 5 ENTERTAINMENT ROOM 6 POWDER ROOM 7 MASTER BEDROOM 8 2 GUEST ROOMS 9 BALCONY
their hectic schedules. - They love to bring and entertain friends and relatives
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FLOOR PLAN
4
1 2
3
TO THE BEACH
NOT TO SCALE
G R O U N D F LO O R 1
KITCHEN
5
BATHROOM
2
DINING ROOM
6
BAR
3
LIVING ROOM
7
ENTERTAINMENT ROOM
4
POWDER ROOM
5
6
TO THE POOL
7
DN
8 9
10
11
NOT TO SCALE
S E CO N D F LO O R 88
BALCONY BALCONY
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MASTER BEDROOM MASTER BEDROOM
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GUEST ROOM A1 BEDROOM
1111
GUEST ROOM B2 BEDROOM
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ELEVATIONS
GUEST ROOM A NOT TO SCALE
GUEST ROOM A BATHROOM NOT TO SCALE
DN
2 1
1
2
ENTERTAINMENT ROOM NOT TO SCALE
3
3
BAR
NOT TO SCALE 4 4
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The orientation of the living room is facing to the beach. It does not have too many furniture making it spacious and open.
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MALMO BARSTOOL (PEDRALI)
CAPIZ SHELL
1
MALMO BARSTOOL (PEDRALI)
BOCA WHITE MARBLE
TAC CHAIR (ANDERSON)
FABRIC (OSBORNE & LITTLE)
DARK BAMBOO
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Neutral color palette is use in the interior to highlight the beautiful view of the ocean. The color white makes the room more brighter and relaxing.
MAPLE WHITE WOOD FLOORING
BAMBOO
BANIG
STARCK PASSION CHAIR (CASINA)
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CAPIZ SHELL
PARQUET OAK WOOD
YINYANG BED Kenneth Cobunpue
LA LUNA CHAIR Kenneth Cobunpue
DN
The bed, floor lamp and the chairs are locally made by a known Filipino designer Kenneth Cobunpue. Both capiz shells and rattan are found locally in the area.
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“I try to get at the inner structure first to re-create the movement inside the form.� - Jeanean Songco Martin
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NODIN HOTEL
Hospitality Design
NODIN HOTEL Hospitality Design
MUSIC BEAT
N N N NN N N NODIN HOTEL
Music has been a big part in the culture of Chicago. There are a lot of music events and concerts happen in the city. There are even types of music that evolve and even originated in the city. Both jazz and blues were well develop while house music started in here. Music beat will be conveyed through the use of repetition of lines, rhythmic patterns, layerings and using variations of height. The interior of the Chicago theater will also be an inspiration in bring in luxury in the interior. Chicago is known as the “Windy City”. The name Nodin is a Native American term for “wind”.
NODIN
HOTEL
NODIN HOTEL
LO C AT I O N
G U E S TS
PROGRAM
Known as a “Windy City”, Chicago is city full iconic
It is a business hotel. As there are a lot of conventions
LOBBY
buildings in different styles from Art Deco, to the
in the city. The guest are of business man and women.
- Front Desk
- Seats 100
Neo-Gothic of Tribune Tower with a mix of modern
They come to the city mostly for business purpose and
- Lobby Lounge
- Maitre D’
structure like the Cloud Gate. It is a city known for
usually just stay for a couple of days. These guests are
- Concierge
- Buffet
trade and has a lot of big convention centers. In terms
sophisticated and dresses well.
of seasons, winter can be really heavy in the city.
RESTAURANT
- Sundrishop BAR
GUEST ROOM
- Bar lounge Nodin Hotel is a luxury hotel which value best services. It also serves high quality drinks and famous dishes made exquisitely.
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FLOOR PLAN
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3 2 1 1 1
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LOBBY LOUNGE
2
CONCIERGE
3
FRONT DESK
4
BAR LOUNGE
5
BAR
6
COAT ROOM
7
MAITRE D’
8
MAIN DINING AREA
9
BUFFET
10
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
5 6
10 4
5 7 NOT TO SCALE
6
2
1
DROP CEILING
2
RECESSED CEILING
3
CUSTOM LIGHTING
4
CUSTOM LIGHTING
5
WOOD LOUVER
6
CLUSTERED LIGHTING
1 3
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ELEVATION
HALLWAY NOT TO SCALE
NOT TO SCALE
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1
2
CANNES ARMCHAIR
LIGHT SHADE FLOOR LAMP Moooi
TABLE LAMP Robbert Abbey
ONYX
ANTIQUE GOLD LEAF
WHITE MARBLE
GOLD
2
ART DECO ARM CHAIR Kare
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The lobby is in neutral light palette creating a relaxing atmosphere. Custom lighting is use to compliment the gold lattice. Furnitures are all in white and beige color making the space neat and luxurious.
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2
1
WALL UPHOLSTERY
BRASS KUBE CHAIR
CARPET TILE
ONYX STONE
BRASS DRUM COFFEE TABLE Polyvore
2 1
The bar and lounge is situated next to the lobby. Black is added as a contrast color. The melody from the baby grand piano creates affects mood of the whole ground floor.
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TAA TAA
BLACK MARBLE
UPHOLSTERY Kravet
SURROUND CARPET TILE Shaw
BRONZE
STANFORD PENDANT
BOSTONIAN CHAIR
Taa is a native American term for seed. It is a fine dining restaurant serving famous Chicago cuisines.
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GUEST ROOM 2
6 8
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9
5
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F LO O R P L A N 1
ENTRY
6
MINI BAR
2
CLOSET
7
SLEEPING ZONE
3
VANITY
8
ACTIVITY ZONE
4
WATER CLOSET
9
RELAXATION ZONE
5
SHOWER
1
5 2
4 3
NOT TO SCALE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 1
2” LED PINLIGHTS
2
4” LED PINLIGHRS
3
RAIN SHOWER HEAD
4
DROP CEILING WITH COVE LIGHTING
5
WALL WASHER
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ELEVATIONS
NOT TO SCALE
2
2
1
1
NOT TO SCALE
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2
1
AGATE STONE SLAB
AGATE STONE SLAB
WHITE MOSAIC Bisazza
LIGHT WOOD
MONTAGE MAZE CARPET Kravet
FABRIC Kravet
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2
Neutral colors are use to convey comfort and relaxation. The addition of gold and grays adds contrast to the over all palette.
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“Design is the conscious effort to impose a meaningful order.� - Victor Papanek
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DISCOUNT CAMERA
Retail Design
DISCOUNT CAMERA Retail Design
CONCEPT:
CAPTURE MEMORIES “Captures the value of social interaction of consumers through the causes offered.”
Discount Camera has been in the business for a long time now. It needed upgrades for it to stand out. It needs to enhance the following, the store’s identity, store design and adding social impact as part of the business strategy and implementing sustainability, accessibility, technology and flexibility. The concept “Capture memories”, the consumers are like the photographer who the witness and becomes part in these causes. It will result to good memories to the people and community will benefit from these causes. The store’s goal is for the social impact to last long and help many people. These causes create statement and will impress consumers to take part in doing something good. For the design, photographs and memories creates a sense of nostalgia thus the feel of the store will be vintage and warm.
NEW LOGO
MOOD BOARD
NOSTALGIA
warm
LO C AT I O N Discount Camera is located in Kearny St., Downtown San Francisco. It has offering Bay Area residents and visitors from around the world the largest selection of new and used photographic equipment. As an authorized dealer for all major brands of photographic, digital and video equipment It been in business for over 50 years.
C AU S E S
PROGRAM
1. “Camera Recycling Project” Customers get discounts when thet give old/destroyed cameras and parts. It partners with wastewater Electronics Recycling
STORE FRONT - attractive store front
2.“Buy and Sell Old Camera Project” 10% of the profit from second hand cameras sold will benefit Tenderloin House Clinic a homeless shelter. 3.“Camera donation & Photography Classes” Every 5% profit from cameras sold will be donated to Tenderloin Rec Center where in it will buy camera for photography classes.
- double door DISPLAY WINDOW - flexible MERCHANDISE SPACE - floor and wall display
SEATING AREA - near the gallery GALLERY - flexible wall gallery STOCKROOM - rear part of the store RESTROOM
CASH WRAP - 2 caschiers - easy to locate
4. “Local photographer Gallery” It will feature local photographers capturing the beautiful culture, scenes and lifestyle of San Francisco. This helps promotes the photographers as well as the different locations of San Francisco.
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STOREFRONT
STORE FRONT
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SCALE: 1/4” = 1’-0’’
LIGHTING
FINISHES
RECLAIMED BARN WOOD Pioneer Millworks
SIGN LIGHT Barn Light Electric
RECLAIMED BARN WOOD Pioneer Millworks
BLACK SEMI GLOSS PAINT Benjamin Moore
AGED BRONZE Steelscape
BLA
She
DISPLAY WINDOW
AGED BRONZE METAL Steelscape
SIGN LIGHT Barn Light Electric
ACK PAINT (SEMI-GLOSS)
erwin-Williams
HANGING GLASS TERRARIUM - In cluster
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WINDOW DISPLAY DESIGNS
NOT TO SCALE
CHRISTMAS SEASON A festive window display which uses girts and ribbons to commemorate the yule tide season. Red will be the main color.
NOT TO SCALE
R E F L E C TSEPDR CI NE IGL ISNEGA SPOLNA N 1 2
It is a garden theme display which celebrates the season of growth. Vines, plants and flowers are also use as decors.
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F LO O R P L A N 1
ENTRY
6
RECYCLING PROJECT STATION
11
STORAGE ROOM
2
WINDOW DISPLAY
7
TRIPODS DISPLAY
12
RESTROOM
3
FEATURED CAMERA DISPLAY
8
SECOND HAND CAMERA DISPLAY
4
CAMERA ACCESSORIES DISPLAY
9
GALLERY
5
INTERACTIVE DISPLAY
10
CASH WRAP
The layout is simple and flexible for future changes in display arragements. It also makes the staff easy to overlook the store.
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 1
1LED PENDANT LIGHT (warm white)
4
WORK LAMP PENDANT (neutral white)
2
26” LED ADJUSTABLE DOWN (neutral white)
5
LED TRACK LIGHTING (warm white)
3
34” LED WALL WASHER (warm white)
6
LED CUSTOM RECESSED LIGHT (neutral white)
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ELEVATIONS
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3
1 2
2 4
4
NOT TO SCALE
1
3
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2
1
CAMERA NEGATIVES
WORK LAMP Liqui
RECLAIMES BARN WOOD Pioneer Millworks
AGED BRONZE METAL Steelscape
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2
The use of warmer lighting creates a cozy atmosphere and brings out the vintage vibe. Camera negatives are dewn togther against backlighting creates an eye catching lighting decor.
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ENGINEERED OAK WOOD Classic
ANTIQUE WHITE Buttermilk
AGED BRONZE METAL Steelscape
INDIAN BLUE WOOD Buttermilk
RECLAIMED BARN WOOD Pioneer Millworks
ALUMINUM
WAREHOUSE PENDANT Barn Light Electric
TUXEDO MUSEUM BENCH Herman Miller
The interactive display table is where customers can test and examine cameras. It also features touch screens for viewing specs and comparing cameras. The cameras are also group by brands.
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“Every great design begins with an even better story.� - Lorinda Mamo
PHOTOGRAPHY
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RESUME EDUCATION 2007 - 2010 Bachelor of Science in Interior Design University of San Carlos Talamban, Cebu, Philippines
KATHLEEN MAE O. DAYON August 16, 1988 1045 Mission St. Apt. 359 San Francisco, CA 94103 +1 (415) 341-3751
SKILLS • Proficient in English (oral and written) • Proficient in Auto CAD and Revit • Knowledgeable 3d Max and Sketch-up • Proficient in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign • Drafting • Rendering
kathleen.dayon@gmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE 2010-2012 Kriska Do Int’l Designer • Designed home accessories like jars • Designed layout of exhibit booths • Created alternative finishes and applications of local materials
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION 2013- 2015 MFA Interior Architecture & Design Academy of Art University San Francisco, USA
2010 - Present Philippine Institute of Interior Design - Cebu Chapter
INTERNSHIP
AWARDS
2009 HL Designs On the Job Trainee • Created AutoCad plans • Designed cabinets and storages • Assisted on interior set-ups
2010-2012 Part-time Freelance Interior Designer • Designed residential and commercial • Made interior plans and layouts
2007 2010
1st Place Furniture Design Competition Cum Laude
2012-2013 Dohera Hotel Interior Designer • Designed decoration arrangement for events and functions • Chose furniture and decors to be bought • Arranged furniture layouts • Enhanced hotel ambiance and decorations 102