KELSEY BROWN MASTERS OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & PRODUCT DESIGN 2019
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TABLE OF CONTEXT
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RESTURANT
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2.5 LAW FIRM
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CAPSTONE STUDIO
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ABOUT ME
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LUNA
8 weeks Location: Street @ SouthGlenn 2145 East Commons Avenue Suite #300 Centennisl, CO 80122
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OBJECTIVE
To design a mixed - use lifestyle restaurant that was vibrant and diverse from morning to night. The restaurant is located in an urban-like setting with shopping, eating, and theater. The concept came from the idea of the deep sea creatures, in particular deep sea jelly fish.
Inspiration images taken from Pinterest
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LIGHTING MODEL
I decided to use fiber optics because they can be cut at different heights, and when people walk by they will sway slightly to mimic the ocean.
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SEATING
Number of seats in Patio Area- 32 Number of seats in Dining Area84 Number of seats in Bar Area- 5 Total number of seats -121
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MAIN DINING
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2.5 LAW FIRM 12 weeks Location: Boston, MA Group project with Kaitlyn Bryant and Ian Sullivan
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BOSTON INSPIRATION
Inspiration images taken from Pinterest
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FREEDOM TRAIL
The Freedom trail was built in 1951 because William Schofield wanted a walking trail that linked important local landmarks.The trail includes 16 historically significant locations thoughtout Boston. The trail is 2.5 miles long and starts at the Boston Common and ends at USS Constitution. In 1958 they added the red line to help clearly mark the trail that now supports three million people each year.
Inspiration images taken from Pinterest
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FREEDOM TRAIL Concept that was inspired by the Freedom Trail • 16 Conference Rooms • Conference Room name came from the Freedom Trail • RCP has cut outs of the Freedom Trail • Wayfinding
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CEILING
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PROGRAMING
FURNITURE SELECTION
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Inspiration images taken from Teknion
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Partners Attorneys Paralegals Legal Assistant IT/Marking Reception/Waiting Conference Break out Space Cafe Filing/Printing Mail/Copy Storage Mechanical
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FREIGHT FREIGHT UP DN
Cafe
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Partner Mech Room
Paralegal
Equip
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Gallery Wall
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Kitchen
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Information/ Technology Wall
Large Conference Room
Stairway
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WOMEN Door?
MEP UP
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Mech Room
Paralegal
ELEC ROOM
FREIGHTJAN.
Gallery Wall
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Legal Assistant Door?
Reception Desk Storage
MEN Door?
Mail, Copy, & Print Room Legal Assistant
Paralegal DN UP
Coat Closet
Door?
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Medium Conference Room
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Hospitality Gallery
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Gallery
Floor Plan-Level 1 Public 1" = 10'-0"
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Paralegal
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Attorney
Partners Attorneys Paralegals Legal Assistant IT/Marking Reception/Waiting Conference Break out Space Cafe Filing/Printing Mail/Copy Storage Mechanical
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FREIGHT
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Mech. Room
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Partner
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Information/ Technology Wall
Paralegal
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Medium Conference room
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Attorney Partner
WOMEN
Reception Desk
Small Conference room
Marketing
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Storage
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Paralegal
ELEC ROOM
FREIGHTJAN. Cafe/breakout
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Mail Room and Copy Room
Storage
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Medium Conference room
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Printer Station
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Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
Floor Plan-Level 2 Office's
8TH FLOOR
Women 850 Attorney 267 SF
851 Attorney 230 SF
852 Old North Church 454 SF
849 Attorney 262 SF
848 Attorney 275 SF
847 Attorney 258 SF
846 Attorney 244 SF
Men
845 Attorney 256 SF
FREIGHT Printing Area
FREIGHT
Breakout Area 854 Cafe 1573 SF
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840 Paralegal 100 SF
839 LAA 75 SF
855 Kitchen 393 SF
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841 Attorney 227 SF
842 Partner 262 SF
844 IT 509 SF
843 Partner 287 SF
838 Call Room 50 SF 837 Call Room 50 SF
856 Mechanical Room 343 SF
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Men
Information/ Technology Wall
836 Call Room 50 SF
801 Attorney 3973 SF
824 Granary Burying Ground 417 SF
803 Attorney 244 SF
802 Attorney 228 SF
804 Attorney 230 SF
805 Partner 250 SF
806 Attorney 263 SF
807 Attorney 232 SF
808 Attorney 230 SF
809 Attorney 225 SF
810 Partner 244 SF
WOMEN
Printing Station 825 King's Chapel 154 SF
826 State House 167 SF
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Breakout Space
831 Mechanical Room 250 SF
ELEC ROOM FREIGHT
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Gallery Wall
823 Waiting Area 1040 SF
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830 Paralegal 100 SF
829 LAA 75 SF
MEP
800 Reception Area 301 SF 828 Storgae 93 SF
832 Boston Massacre 636 SF
827 Storage 161 SF
834 LAA 75 SF
835 Paralegal 100 SF
MEN
833 Mail, Copy and Print Room 470 SF
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Breakout Space
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Coffee Bar
Breakout Space
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822 Old South Meeting House 1015 SF
821 Attorney 243 SF
820 Partner 267 SF
819 Attorney 236 SF
818 Attorney 230 SF
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817 Partner 257 SF
816 Attorney 240 SF
815 Attorney 230 SF
814 Attorney 265 SF
813 Attorney 233 SF
812 Attorney 230 SF
811 Old State House 471 SF
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CAPSTONE STUDIO
Performance Art 17 weeks Location: Kansas City, KS Group project with Mariah Malherek, and Maggie Schulte
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EXTERIOR
The exterior wall of the three learning environments provide ample amounts of natural light to penetrate the spaces. These windows are arranged so that “Ode to Joy� can be read from their placement. The exterior windows also bring joy to the classrooms because they mimic sheet music.
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FERMATA
A fermata refers to a pause of unspecified length on a note or a rest in music. This space was given the name fermata because it serves as a resting spot for students during passing time as well as any free time given. The space is calm and inviting with comfortable ancillary furniture as well as furniture that focuses on mindfulness. There are certain chairs that allow for students to play their music through the chair without disturbing others around them. The ceiling element gives the space a fun pop of color and a sense of expression for the arts. The ceiling element in the Fermata also serves a purpose for absorbing sound in the hallway because it is made of acoustical panels. The ceiling is undulating to mimic the visualization of sound waves. Windows along the hallway also allow for students to look into the classrooms and watch fellow students preform and practice. The lighting in the space is unique in the way it emulates the hexagon pattern from the ceiling. The lighting on the wall also gives the scene of joy because the lighting is at different heights to mimic sheet music.
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CEILING
The reflected ceiling plan focuses on the ceiling elements, specifically the custom component in the fermata. The element takes differently sized hexagons and puts them together in a creative way.
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UP
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FERMATA
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ABOUT ME
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WHO I AM My name is Kelsey Brown, I am currently a fifth year Interior Architecture and Product Design student. I'm looking for a job that will allow me to be an integral part of the team, to be creative, possibly work with animals, and possibly work in retail design. My hometown is Bartlesville Oklahoma, which is about 35,000 people, and I graduated from Bartlesville High School in 2014 with; 400 other students. I have played soccer since I was in kindergarten. I love it because I am a part of a team that becomes your family. I am part of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation which is a tribal group that is located in Shawnee, Oklahoma. My culture keeps me close to my family and other bands of my tribe which influences my design. I have had several retail jobs that are good preperation for designing retail space. My educational experience has led to transportation design, and a design/ build of a Tiny House with Habitat for Humanity. I enjoy volunteering around the community and for the College of Architecture, Planning and Design. I am currently a Peer Educator, which is someone that gives advice to the Freshmen coming into our college. I am also an ambassador for the College of Architecture, Planning and Design which means I give tour to potential students and volunteer for events.
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EDUCATION MASTERS IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND PRODUCT DESIGN GPA: 3.3 FALL 2014-SPRING 2019
SKILLS GREAT INDESIGN REVIT AUTOCAD
GOOD ADOBE ILLUSTRATER RHINO
INTERST/HOBBIES DESIGNING RETAIL RENOVATIONS WORKING IN RETAIL BUILDING PUZZLES COOKING GARDENING
CONTACT 918-766-3530 Kelsey96@ksu.edu KelseyNicoleBrown1996@gmail.com LINKEDIN.COM/IN/KELSEY-BROWN-046477136 https://issuu.com/kelseybrowneyes 30
EXPOSED 3DS MAX PHOTOSHOP
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THANK YOU
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