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BRIGETTELAMARCHE INTERIOR DESIGN

HOSPITALITY

HEALTHCARE

CORPORATE

RESIDENTIAL

BELAMARCHE@GMAIL.COM 413.313.8553

SPA


PROJECT DIRECTORY & info

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Hotel Havanna & Luxx Nightclub, Miami, FL Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Charlestown, MA Global Advocates Office, Boston, MA

TECHNICAL WORK 0.4

Construction Documents

EARLIER WORKS 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8

Cambridge Senior Co-Housing, Cambridge, MA Victoria Spa, Newbury St, Boston, MA SoPhi’s Restaurant, Paris, France Meditation Space

ARTISTRY 0.9

Charcoal Drawings


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BRIGETTE LAMARCHE BELAMARCHE@GMAIL.COM | 413·313·8553 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Objective: To secure a position with a firm that challenges the limits of interior design.

AREAS

OF

INTEREST

Interiors including but not limited to: Healthcare facilities, Hotels, Educational Institutions, & Corporate/ Commercial

EDUCATION Wentworth Institute of Technology Boston, MA August 2009 - August 25, 2013 Bachelor of Science in Interior Design University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst, MA September 2007- May 2009

TECHNICAL Modeling Drafting Graphics Office LEED

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WORK

SKILLS

Revit, Vectorworks, Sketchup Hand, AutoCAD Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator Word, Excel, Power Point Course completed

EXPERIENCE

Bill Trifone Interiors, Inc Boston, MA September 2012 - Current · Involved in all phases of design from initial client meeting & drafting through contract & construction documents. Projects include residential, yacht design, residential complexes, real estate staging, & material/ furniture specification. Responsible for daily operation of the office & accomplishing successful designs with the Trifone team.

Interior Design Consultants, LLC Wilbraham, MA June 2007 - August 2009 · Assistant to senior interior designer with hand drafting, planning & client meetings. Gained working knowledge of the Boston Design Center, materials sources & utilization of vendor representatives.

Big Y Inc Southampton MA March 2005 – May 2012 · Working in customer Service, providing the company with product data, and in charge of ordering, billing, stock, sales, & manufacturer crediting for the department. Strong teamwork was required in order for the company to continue running smoothly.


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Hotel Havanna CREATING AN EXPERIENCE THAT MOVES AWAY FROM THE STANDARDIZATION OF A HOTEL AND “REJECTING THE NOTION OF A HOTEL ROOM FROM BEING A HOME AWAY FROM HOME ENVIRONMENT, IN FAVOR OF THE UNEXPECTED”. HOTEL HAVANNA IS A PLACE TO STAY AND NEW PLACE TO EXPERIENCE MIAMI. -Vickers



Havanna Hotel caters to both Miami residents as well as visitors. A club space and Cuban restaurant invites residents into the hotel and intermingles them with the visitors. Business space and conference rooms are located on the amenities floors, which are open for public use and planned events. The 14th floor will include a spa and restaurant space with access to the outdoor pool area.



miami enthusIASTIC playful


havanna boldcontrast



moooi

moooi

light art




Each hotel room has two scenes. The daytime scene is lighter and brighter. After the sun goes down, the colored lights can turn on to change the mood. There is a dropped seating area in each room to separate sleeping from lounging space. Murphy beds can fold into the wall for optimum use of space.



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Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital A SPACE TO INSPIRE MINDS. TO FORGET ABOUT THE NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF WHERE PEOPLE ARE AND MAKE IT POSITIVE. TO IGNITE HOPE AND MOTIVATION, BECAUSE HOPE BETTERS THE CHANCES OF WELLNESS.




Waiting areas were designed with bright colors, fun patterns, and varieties of furniture from “dune�. PEOPLE TEACHING PEOPLE Dropped ceilings were placed in the high traffic areas where doctors, researchers, and patients can collaborate, updating each other on hospital happenings.






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Global Advocates Offices AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW OFFICE, GLOBAL ADVOCATES REVAMPED THEIR IMAGE WITH A NEW MORAL OF HAVING NOTHING TO HIDE. “TRANSPARENCY” WAS THE BASE CONCEPT FOR BOTH THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DESIGN.




Open office plans allow employee collaboration, and free flow through the spaces. In a physical transparency, a rough diamond shape grounds the company and suggests feelings of empowerment and success. Curving transparent ribs line the core’s office windows to give the space a playful, intriguing feel.






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Construction Documents




POWER PLAN ENLARGED SECTION DETAILS




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Senior Co-Housing THE CO-HOUSING PROJECT IS BASED ON A GROUP OF SENIOR ARTISTS WHO HAVE SPECIFIED A SETTING THAT WOULD BRING THEIR COMMUNITY TOGETHER WHERE THEY COULD BE INSPIRED, CREATIVE, AND CONTINUE THEIR ACTIVE LIVES TOGETHER.




Most of the areas throughout the 2 buildings have an open floor plan to allow residents to converse from room to room. A variety of spaces were provided to promote healthy lives, and a sense of community. These spaces include an art studio, library, full gym, and a large community kitchen with seating for 50.




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Victoria Newbury Spa VICTORIA IS A HEALTH AND WELLNESS SPA LOCATED IN THE HEART OF BOSTON, MA ON NEWBURY STREET. THE DESIGN CONCEPT WAS DERIVED FROM RESEARCHING BOSTON’S VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE. THE FLOOR PLANS MIMIC THOSE FOUND IN VICTORIAN HOMES. PATTERNING & TEXTURES OF MATERIALS FROM THESE HOMES WERE ALSO INCORPORATED INTO THE SPA’S OVERALL FEEL.



The color palette chosen was taken from common house coloring, and toned down to give a calm, soothing effect and promote relaxation. Listening to the waterfall on the back wall of the lounge also provides a soothing soundtrack.



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SoPhi’s Restaurant THE MOMENT IN TIME WHEN A TRAIN APPLIES ITS BRAKES AND EVERYTHING JOLTS FORWARDS. SoPhi’s RESTAURANT IS BASED OFF OF THE PHI PHENOMENON, “APPARENT MOTION RESULTING FROM AN ORDERLY SEQUENCE OF STIMULI WITHOUT ANY ACTUAL MOTION BEING PRESENTED TO THE EYE”





The phi phenomenon can be seen in the colored windows which simulates a train passing by at high speed. Also, the lights as well as the glass dividers are at an angle to feel as though their swinging motion in the train is paused.



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Meditation Space


STUDIO I- THE PROJECT REQUIRED A PRESERVATION OF A CUBE ESSENCE. BY USING NEGATIVE SPACE, IT SHAPED A DETAILED INTERIOR. PRIVATE MEDITATION CUBES SURROUNDING THE OPENING ON THE SECOND FLOOR DRAWS IN LIGHT TO THE ULTIMATE MEDITATION SPOT.


Hierarchy was determined by the amount of detail surrounding the space. The central meditation area has the most detail, with inspiration from spanish and islamic architecture.



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Hand Drawings



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