Mchugh_MS Interior Architecture + Design 2013 Graduate Portfolio

Portfolio_

Katie McHugh

MS Interior Architecture + Design 2013

striving to consider near future possibilities for our interior spaces, so that theory and technological applications meld together to create far-reaching potentials for our interior environment

Contact: e: katiemchughid@gmail.com p: 609.238.3810 w: issuu.com/katiemchugh/docs/mchugh w: houzz.com/pro/katieid

table of contents

Curriculum Vitae

Competitions

Drexel Work

ME 3 Lounge: honoring Mary Epstein Parlet Philadelphia: Moore College Furniture Investigation: ‘Swarm’ Retail: Skikos Boutique Residential: Fitzgerald penthouse Commercial: Ecologically Focused Innovations Hospitality: [Vex] Hotel Digital Fabrication: team project ‘Geode’ 3DS Max: J+ I Boutique

Thesis Current Work

Katie McHugh 609.238.3810 katiemchughid@gmail.com

Please visit: www.designfutureslab.com Please visit: www.houzz.com/pro/katieid

cv_mchugh CURRICULUM VITAE

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

To work in a collaborative multidisciplinary environment that strives to implement design solutions that develop into a true value for each client.

MASTERS OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN

Drexel University, Philadelphia PA GPA: 3.85// Fellow Scholarship Student all years attended Selected to be a part of the Interior Futures Lab COMPETITIONS WON

July 2013

2013 Thesis Award: Excellence Design Research + Application URBN Student Lounge// Robert Venturi Bldg // In production Moore Challenge // Parklet Installation // 2012 ASID Portfolio winner// 2013

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE, Business

2005

Rider University, Lawrenceville NJ

EXPERIENCE

INTERIOR DESIGNER IA+D Associates LLC.

Philadelphia, Jan 2013 - Present

Develop new client base and ensure proper documentation is presented Create design concepts, develop drawings via CAD + 3DS Max Present to client, make the revisions before sent out to bid Perform site visits to insure the proper installation by sub-contractors

DESIGNER

Princeton, 2001 - Jan 2013 ETHAN ALLEN Created new and improved lifestyles for my clients home and office Developed plans, elevations, furniture and lighting schedules Communicated effectively through visual presentations Managed, directed, and coordinated contractors effectively EA AWARDS

2001 “Rookie of the Year” “Million Dollar Writer”

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New York, New York 2000

HOLLAND & SHERRY Met the need of high-profile tailors/designers COMPUTER SKILLS

Proficient Auto CAD 2012, Illustrator, Photoshop, 3DS Studio Max, Rhino, Grasshopper, InDesign, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Sketch Up Pro, Arduino. Eager to learn any software necessary.

AFFILIATIONS

Design Research Society Member ASID, Allied Member 2013 Delaware Valley Green Building Council (DVGBC) The Princeton Arts Council Member

WORKSHOPS

Material Intelligence | Mode Collective 2012 Parametric Modeling | Model Collective 2013 Forging Fabrication | Princeton University 2013

Katie McHugh 609.238.3810 katiemchughid@gmail.com

cv_mchugh CERTIFICATIONS IN PROGRESS

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

LETTERS

NCIDQ - Sitting for 2014 IDFX April exam

Listening and interpreting clients needs Researching possible solutions that will create value for the client Developing the scope of work to move the project further Communicating and implementing schedules successfully Sustaining a positive professional relationship with clients References letters upon request from: Nicole Koltick (Thesis Advisor) Dougal Munro (President NYC office, Holland & Sherry) Terry Rogal ( Former- Manager, Ethan Allen) Marla Axom (Former- District Manager, Ethan Allen) Floss Barber (CEO, Floss Barber) Numerous Clients

OBSESSIONS

Gilt.com, Kickstarter, Good food, Paris, Water Circuits, Anything and everything related to design, helping my kids build an awesome tree house

Katie McHugh 609.238.3810 katiemchughid@gmail.com

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COMPETITION: ME 3 STUDENT LOUNGE

exel University URBN Center

a box.

closet

M.E.3

this space using and space planning.

Mary Epstein Student Lounge lounge will Drexel Mary Epstein hadUniversity many wonderful URBN Center on and interac onqualities. She not only founded the various disciplines.interiors dept at Drexel but she introduced many isteachings that hold openings a box. e of counterpoint, Three of true to today. y; an an dote to the We aspire to ac vate this space using openings, light and space planning.

Wehope term our rigor found in the three Our is that theproject lounge willafter Mary’s teaching: encourage collabora on in andainterac Three students openings box.on s will be a space tobetween of various disciplines.

This space will be one of counterpoint, of ause from work. conversa on and play; an an dote to the The essense of the lounge will encourage

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Floor Plan scale 3/8” = 1’-0” SPACE PLAN

closet

Floor Plan scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

technology and the rigor found in the adjacent studios. This will be a space to rest and recoup, to pause from work.

collaboration between students of various disciplines. The space will be one of a counterpoint of conversation and play; an antedote to the technology and the rigor found in adjacent studios. This will be a space to rest and recoup, to pause from work and develope creative insights. team: Katie McHugh + Megan Mitchell

T E A M 5 : K a t i e M c H u g h , M e g a n M i t c h e l l , Ta s h i a Tu c k e r

M e g a n M i t c h e l l , Ta s h i a Tu c k e r

North Exterior Eleva on NORTH EXTERIOR SECTION scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

East Eleva on scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

West Eleva on scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

East Eleva on scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

West Eleva scale 3/8” EAST SECTION

South Eleva on SOUTH SECTION scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

North Interior Eleva on scale 3/8” = 1’-0”

NORTH INTERIOR SECTION

T E A M 5 : K a t i e M c H u g h , M e g a n M i t c h e l l , Ta s h i a Tu c k e r

CUSTOM TABLE AND BARSTOOLS: SET TO SENTIENT

MARY: TEACHING 3 OPENINGS IN A BOX

RESEARCH

F A

Main considera ons

F A. window view/light

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B. a place for comfort

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C. crea ng custom pieces to interac on at bar height

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D. crea ng a vantage point from stairs to entrance E. to create a res ul line with the horizontal repe

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F. ligh ng grouped above zones

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G. crea ng transi on with a oor change H. interac ve screen at entry wall that can be used during tours of drexel or to post events

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T E A M 5 : K a t i e M c H u g h , M e g a n M i t c h e l l , Ta s h i a Tu c k e r

MODELS CRAFTED OF EXTERIOR SHELL

on 1’-0”

NicheMordern Modern Pendant Lights Lights Niche Pendant Big Wheel

Hello World

Hello Rhury, 2011 Valen nWorld Valentine Rhury, 2011

BigMegan Wheel Craig, 2012 Megan Craig

Chair No. 182 No. 182 // The Traditionalist The New Tradi onalists

Maya Lin Stones

Maya Knoll Lin Stones // Knoll

construc onal-greenpeacebookshelf Bookshelf Yang Design

Yang Design

Wooden Bar Stool

Stools Mooi Mooi

Vibia Slim Light

Vibea Slim

Custom Wooden Table Custom Wooden Table Wooden Bar Stool

// Inspiration Image Designed by team: made by Sentient, Brooklyn

WINNING ENTRY: awarded Dec 2012

Rainforest Leather Floor Tile Leather Floor Tile Eco Domo Eco Domo

Silk and Wool area rug Silk + Wool rug Nani Marquina Nani Marguina T E A M 5 : K a t i e M c H u g h , M e g a n M i t c h e l l , Ta s h i a Tu c k e r

URBN Center 3501 Market St. Philadelphia PA Robert Venturi Building Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGbBCZeho4Y Contract Documents now in progress

Park let Design for Race Street

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CONCEPT IMAGE street Designer Challenge: Parklet Moore College hosted a design challenge where all the the neighboring design schools applied. They asked designers to create temporary renewable constructions that were to be designed for public sitting use.

PARK-LIT

PARK-LIT

requirements: “place to sit” Space: 8’ x 48’ 100% re purposable material quickly and easily dissassembled

Park let De si g n for R a c e St re et materials:

Concept: sidewalk Light is an agent of time and creates the natural rhythm of our days. By creating a shift from cool to warm, we reference the changing colors of the sun’s light throughout the day.

Addressing shift of color with time.

street

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77 repurposeable acrylic panels 15 x 15”

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COMPETITION: PARKLET PHILADELPHIA

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CONCEPT IMAGES

PHOTO AT SITE

Danielle and Jason Mika, Aus n, TX

Danielle and Jason Mika, Aus n, TX

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CONCEPT IMAGES

PHOTO AT SITE

PHOTO AT SITE

FURNITURE INVESTIGATION

‘SWARM’

Swarm, is a biologically-inspired organizational system based on the group dynamics of a ent of me and creates the school of fish. Swarm addresses the challenges m of our days. By crea ng a of our collective behaviors. Individual ol to warm light in our parklet, valleys within each fold constrain the objects the changing colors of the roughout a day. The intensity within --- permitting the participant to reach in and the shi is meant to be a and discover its tactility. This allows the user to antedote to the interior light participate with its ephemeral form. The individual valleys suggest a dynamic place for g shi s in color with me, we porality of parking meters and individual books to reside. When something is removed or placed within, the neighboring fish project itself. is effected; thereby, creating a direct communication of cause and effect.

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Swarm suggests a new framework when considering how we might store and grow our collection of things.

CONCEPT IMAGE

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SKETCHES

SKETCHES

RETAIL: CAMELIA SKIKOS

3D VIDEO MAPPING DESIGN ON INSTALLATION WALL CONCEPT:

C. VIDEO MAPPED SCULPTURE WALL D. STORAGE UNDER THE STAIRS ACCESS FOR DELIVERIES FROM EGRESS

SKIKOS FLAGSHIP location is ENGAGE CLIENTELEThe WITH ATELIER STUDIO a vibrant and stimulating converCASH WRAP gence of interactive displaysE.and the intelligent branding of herF. ATELIER ownSTUDIO 1 aterlier studio. Bold transitionsG.of DESIGNER’S STUDIO materiality allow her fashion the H. MEANS OF EGRESS interior architecture to closelyI. SEE DETAIL PLAN SECTION3D VIDEO MAPPING ON FOCAL immulate one another.

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Skikos designs are inspired by the color of Yves Klien, the movements of Alexander Calder and the sculptures of Brancusi. Her lines are elegantly simple, yet demand attention.

The interior will be artifully intelligent, engage the community, and add value SKETCH OF ATELIER STUDIO to the future of the Skikos brand.

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BOOKCASE IDEA FOR OFFICE

CAMELIA SKIKOS CONCEPT BOARD

SKETCHES

SECTION SECTIO SCALE: 3/8”=

SKETCH OF 3D VIDEO MAPPING WALL

RALPH PUCCI/ MANNEQUINS

SPACE PLAN GROUND FLOOR

RALPH PUCCI/ MANNEQUINS

RALPH PUCCI/ FURNITURE

SPACE PLAN SECOND FLOOR

RALPH PUCCI/ FURNITURE

C. LOUNGE WITH FOCAL WALL DEPICITING THE CLOTHING CREATED

BY THE LOCALS D. DRESSING AREA E. CUSTOM NICHES WITH COUTURE LINES DISPLAYED WITHIN. EACH NICHE HAS ITS OWN LIGHT TO SHOWCASE THE IMPORTANCE OF THESE HIGHER PRICED ITEMS.

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F. LOW STORAGE THAT HAS WIDE DRAWERS ALLOWING THE HIGHER PRICED ITEMS TO LAY FLAT ON DISPLAY.

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3DS MAX RENDERINGS

3DS MAX RENDERINGS

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RALPH PUCCI/ MANNEQUINS

N1S1 1’-0”

SECTION S2 S2 SCALE:SECTION 3/8”=1’-0” SCALE: 3/8”=1’-0”

EAST SECTION // PHOTOSHOP

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

82.55 cm / 32.5” from above

81.28 cm / 32”

DESCRIPTION With a single tube of neon tucked into a faceted, bent and welded steel structure, Cernan defamiliarizes conventional notions of a floor lamp, resulting in a glowing sculpture that emphasizes the material and construction. Cernan will be produced in a limited quantity of seven.

70 cm / 27.56”

168.9 cm / 66.48”

CERNAN

AVAILABLE F INISHES Hi Gloss Black DI M ENSIONS 28” W / 67” H / 32” D 70 W / 169 H / 81 cm D APPROX WEIGHT 28 lbs / 12.7 kg

DAVID WEEKS LIGHTING LAM P

R E M ARKS — Fixtures are designed for normal climate conditions. To prevent tarnish or rust, do not install in locations near ocean, or near heat source.

— Lighting is for use in domestic, indoor environments.

Neon Cold Cathode Tube

MATERIALS Shades: Powder coated steel Neon Cold Cathode Tube

Revised September 2010

RCP GROUND FLOOR

CAMILIA AT WORK

DAVID WEEKS LIGHTING

68 Jay Street, Suite 612A Brooklyn, NY 11201 tel 718 596 7945

www.davidweeksstudio.com ATELIER STUDIO // 3DS MAX

DAVID WEEKS LIGHTING

RESIDENTIAL: FITZGERALD PLACE

DESIGN CONCEPT: The residence of John and Janet Fitzgerald, is not only a haven for their utmost sophistication and taste in fine art, but it is also a place for them to host benefits for the local organizations that they continually contribute to.

Katie McHugh has the honor of designing a space for the connoisseurs of many things. And more importantly a home to be embraced by all those who enter.

CONCEPT BOARD

GALLERY

ELEVATION - WALL WHEN EXITING

ELEVATION - RIGHT WALL WHEN ENTERING

8’-6”-9’0” AFF

8’-6”-9’0” AFF

SEATING IN GALLERY

8’6”-8’3” AFF 8’’3-8’-0”” AFF

SCULPTURE - INSPIRED SCONCES

NOTE: TOPOGRAPHY OF CEILING VARIES BETWEEN 9’-0” AND 8’-0”.

RCP - CUSTOM CRYSTAL LIGHT CANOPY SCALE: 1/2”=1’-0” REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN

PORTO ROMANO

DINING

A. B.

LEGEND: A. ACRYLIC CEILING WITH ANTIIQUE PENDANTS B. SILVER LEAF PLASTER PAINT

REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1/2”=1’-0”

RCP- DINING ROOM

ELEVATION- VIEW AT ENTRANCE ELEVATION A SCALE: 1/2”=1’-0”

LIVING ROOM

Product Detail | J. Robert Scott

Product Detail | J. Robert Scott

ELEVATION - FIREPLACE VIEW

3/5/12 2:39 PM

3/5/12 2:42 PM

J. ROBERT SCOTT

#2200-01900 FRENCH LINE TÊTE Á TÊTE 90"(229cm)OAL x 34"(86cm)OAD x 30"(76cm)OAH

J. ROBERT SCOTT

BARBARA BARRY

Tight Back Tuxedo Arms with Panel Sides Seat Cushion: Single Boxed, No Welt,Dacron Wrap Over Foam Core Built to the Floor Leather-Plain or Grid Application (Shown)

BARBARA BARRY http://www.jrobertscott.com/product.html?id=385

PORTE ROMANO

LORIN MARSH

NANCY CORZINE

MARK PHILLIPS

PORTE ROMANO

MARK BRADFORD

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#1500-00200 PARIS LOUNGE CHAIR 33"(84cm)OAW x 36"(92cm)OAD x 31.5"(80cm)OAH 25"(64cm) Arm Height Tight Back Seat Cushion: Boxed, WGD/Feather Wrap Over Foam Core Single Welt Detail on Frame Hand Carved Reeded Legs Finish: WFA-0080 Ebonized WFA-2200 Faux Ivory Caps

http://www.jrobertscott.com/product.html?id=343

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PLAN - FITZGERALDS PLACE

ELEVATION C SCALE: 1/2”=1’0”

THEATHER CEILING TIERED WITH SEATHING

BATHROOM // SKETCHUP - PHOTOSHOP

COMMERCIAL OFFICE STUDIO

EFI Concept statement: Ecologically Focused Innovations (EFI)

CONCEPT BOARD

EFI’s concept evolves from the necessity to develop and promote environmentally conscious products .

EFI will create opportunities for entrepreneurs who are supporting Public Interest Design. They are interested in the whole-culture of public health.

They seek and create fund environmentally sustainable materials and products.

The headquarters for EFI will act as a benchmark for the research and development of ecological thinking pertaining to interior environments. The office design will be based on the architecture of a tree and the topologies of the natural environment.

SITE PLAN

NORTH WEST EXTERIOR VIEW 6TH FLOOR

BREAKOUT SPACE - 3DS MAX

LOBBY - 3DS MAX

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POSSIBLE LAYOUTS FOR PRESENTATION ROOM

SHADED AREA INDICATES APPROX. EXTENT OF WORK AREA

FREE SPACE

STACKABLE VITRA CHAIRS

KEY PLAN

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SECTION A- COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY SPACE

SECTION B - GLASS FACADE TO ALLOW INNOVATIVE MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS TO BE ON DISPLAY

SECTION C - BREAK OUT SPACES, OFFICES, INTERACTIVE CONFERENCE ROOM

LED MODEL FOR CEILING + WALL INSTALLATION

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SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0” DATE: SPRING 12 DRAWN BY: KATIE MCHUGH

PROJECT: LEVEL D DESCRIPTION: TYP. WORKSTATION FOR 4

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District System

A- Chair-Contessa27”w x 59”H Back: Tess Mesh Seat leather: cream B- Worksurface Solid White. Corian. St 400002 C- Storage/Seating Smart Leather: Storm White Wood: Dark Olive

E- End gables/Legs Flint wood/Dark Olive Legs: Platimun metal

-Satin nickel-plated open frame - Horizontal quarter-cut, vertical flat veneers - Vertical grain orientation - Back-painted glass for overhead storage doors - Magnetic back-painted glass, tackable fabric - Leather inserts on desks ·-Drawers in solid maple - Pencil tray drawer insert in solid surface - Hinges are soft close; high quality hardware All workstations are: Dark Olive

AXONOMETRIC

A FLOATING RUNOFF, TOGETHER WITH A CREDENZA, WARDROBE AND ASYMMETRICAL

OVERHEAD CABINETS, CREATES LAYERS OF USEFUL SURFACE AND STORAGE. GLASS SHELVES

ADD ANOTHER SURFACE FOR BOOKS, BINDERS AND DISPLAY OF WORK OR PERSONAL ITEMS.

[VEx] Hotel BOUTIQUE :

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Concept statement: To create an environment that explores the hotel experience through virtual amenities.

NORTH EXTERIOR VIEW

VEotel is a concept hotel where virtual environments are explored within. By utilizing branded technology from exploratory firms, VEotel will be a destination boutique for families and business minded people alike. The individual room environment will be tailored toward the guests requests. The restaurant will be thought of as a living entity transforming the dining experience into an ephemeral meeting place.

SITE PLAN

People will come to VEotel to escape and explore destinations not yet traveled, as well as, create places they might want to travel to. VEotel will be both progressive and customer-centric. Its thoughtful and innovative designs will encourage guests to stay connected with VEotel’s environment.

GUEST’S ASSISTANTCAN BE CALLED UP ON ANY SURFACE OF THE HOTEL

VIRTUAL CONCIERGE @ CHECK-IN

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PLAN 2nd + 3rd FLOOR

PLAN FIRST FLOOR

Floor 2- Inside the Hotel

Inside the Hotel

TEN GUEST ROOMS WITH TWO SUITES

1. ENTRY-VIRTUAL ASSISTANT SKYPE BOXES

12. FITNESS GYM

SANDBACK

2. MAIN LOBBY

13. OXYGEN BAR

3. CONCIERGE 4. RESTAURANT 5. VE BAR

sandback

SANDBACK

564 Route 137 Harrisville NH 03450 603 924 9020 FAX 603 924 9030 petersandback.com

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Design Features

Drum Tables (1) 16”D x 17”h (1) 14”D x 17”h (2) 12”D x 17”h (1) 10”D x 17”h (2) 8”D x 17”h natural oak white painted maple base available in white or any custom paint color top available in natural oak, fumed oak and moss

6. COCKTAIL LOUNGE 7. PRIVATE LOUNGE

INSTALLATION FLOORING MEETINGS CEILING IN HALLWAY sax/sancal

artistic chair

VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCES

8. GLASS INSTALLATION 9. 3D VIRTUAL TOURS

ARTIST FRAME BED- TO BE ALTERED WITH LIFT

BED MOVES TO CEILING EXPOSING SEATING floors

diagonal table india mahdavi

VIRTUAL REALITY SHOPPING

BAR ELEVATION // 3DS MAX + PHOTOSHOP

LIGHTING PLAN CH+_14’6”

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CH+_12’6”-14’6” “one light only” lee brown

C. CH+_14’6”

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N

C

CLOSET LINEAR LED LUMINAIRE LUMENPULSE

CH+_14’6”

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4” LED FIXTURES USED THROUGHOUT UNO

RCP

FIRST FLOOR

D.

CUSTOM CEILING FIXTURE

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AND FLOOR nuevo lighting

BATHROOMS AND KITCHEN BELOW

SECTION A-A

DIGITAL FABRICATION // RHINO

‘GEODE’ Inspired by a colony of oysters

Small scale prototype of exterior play sculpture. When someone climbs on the shell, the LED light becomes brighter.

Rhino CNC Makerbot smooth-on leds

3DS MAX // J+ I JEWELRY

J + I Jewelry, a Philadelphia based jeweler, creates hand-made one-ofa-kind pieces. The concept for the interior is to elicit the passion the makers have for all things naturally beautiful.

Thank you for looking.

Katie McHugh 609.238.3810 katiemchughid@gmail.com