Interior Design Portfolio | Lauren Ashley Flack by laurenashleyflack

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation GPA 3.4/4.0 Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2021

Contact INFORMATION 731.613.3397 Starkville, MS laurenashleyflack@gmail.com Lauren Ashley Flack Lauren Ashley Flack lauren_ashley15

Education Experience

Interior Design Intern Sullivan’s Office Supply | Starkville, MS 2018-Present • Complete moderate size projects from start to finish with minimum to no assistance as a designer to clients • Oversee the ordering, shipping and organization of furniture • Communicate with clients in person and through multiple communication outlets regarding project costs, furniture and finish selections • Create presentations and document sets for clients and meetings • Maintain furniture showroom and materials library Crafts Assistant Camp Ozark | Mt. Ida, AR 2018 • Instructed and oversaw pottery classes and a total of 300 students • Planned and organized craft courses and staff banquet • Managed retail store register and stocked merchandise • Assisted in move-in and move-out day activities

Leadership & Involvement Collegiate Society of Interior Designers Chapter President - 2020/2021 Chapter Vice President - 2019/2020 ASID National Member - 2018/2019/2020/2021 NEWH National Member - 2020/2021 The National Society of Collegiate Scholars Member - 2018/2019/2020/2021

MSU Day One Leadership and Commuity Service Program Recruiter - 2018/2019 Participant - 2017 MSU Service Dawgs Participant - 2020 MSU Habitat for Humanity Participant - 2019 Starkville Food Packaging Participant - 2018

Related Travel and Tours San Diego, CA Phoenix, AZ Flagstaff, AZ Dallas, TX Little Rock, AR St. Louis, MO Memphis, TN

Chicago, IL Birmingham, AL Nashville, TN Orlando, FL Atlanta, GA Chattanooga, TN Charlotte, NC

Chicago and Atlanta A&D Firms Shaw Contract Create Center Shaw Contract Manufacturing Plant Steelcase Manufacturing Plant Biltmore Estate Peabody Hotel Mellinium Park and Skyline

Software AutoCAD

Revit

Enscape

Adobe Suite

Project Matrix

BIM 360 Design

SketchUp

Excel

Related Courses Design

Hand Drafting Professional Practice Principles of LEED Textiles and Materials Drawing I

Technical

2D CAD 3D CAD/Revit Digital Design Detail and Construction Color and Lighting Furniture Design

Professional Experience Healthcare K-12 Education Higher Education Corporate Office Small Business Office Correctional Facilties Local Government Residential GSA State Contract Lunch and Learns Purchase Orders Furniture Instillation Plans

hospitality Medical institutional residential creative

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HOSPITALITY

Project Details Team Project Objective: Design and brand a boutique hotel that features guest amenities and residences. Square Footage: 35,000 SQ FT Location: Baltimore, Maryland Concept: Locomotive trains and steam engines were once the most prominent form of passenger and product transportation in the United States. Now, they exist as a spectacle or chosen way to travel for a scenic experience. In major cities, subways carry on the legacies that their ancestor trains once started. Hotel Zeal will represent the entirety of a train journey: from the station all the way to the destination.

Past to Present

Bold

Traditional train station architecture is combined with the mid-century modern style to create a refreshed, timeless look and memorable boldness.

Materials found in traditional trains and stations have been implemented into the design of the hotel.

Entertaining

Hotel Zeal was designed with the goal of providing guests with an experience they woud not forget. The hotel is not just a place to rest, but a place to enjoy and explore.

Inclusive

All amenities have been carefully designed to accomodate guests of all disabilities. Rooms have been divided into types that will be able to meet the needs of any size party.

Guests Arrive

the breakdown Platform 1

“Ticketing Booth” Reception & Lobby

Inspired by the initial train station in which passengers begin their

“Bar Car” Lobby Bar

“Dining Car” Restaurant

“Steam Engine” Spa & Fitness

Platforms 3-10

Platforms 11-17

Platform 18

“Sleeper Cars” Guest Rooms

“Crew Cab” Apartments

“Final Destination” Rooftop Bar

Inspired by different cars of a train

Inspired by large cities trains would transport passengers to

Inspired by the different train platforms in stations, each floor within the building is considered to be a platform instead of a level.

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Legend

Lobby and Reception Restaurant Lobby Bar Spa and Fitness Center

Formal dining that multi-functions as a complimentary breakfast bar The Name: A crossbuck is the sign used to indicate a railroad track intersecting a road. The restaurant was named after the sign because it is the intersection of the hotel and the surrounding buildings.

Special amenity for guests to relax and recharge The Name: Inspired by the steam engine of a train, the spa and wellness center is named after the main feature of the spa, the steam room. The name also refers to how the both the sauna and the fitness room allows guests to let off steam.

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Lighting Eleme components bringing your Focal Mirror: painted gold

Lobby Bar

obby bar serves guests drinks from mid-day to mid-afternoon. The cozy ures a custom bar and layout similar to those found on trains. Leather dim lighting and dark colors help to create a private and sophisticated

ents: The cast iron drop ceiling is customed to resemble the repetitive linear of a railroad track. Simple, metallic pendants hang from the structure, eyes down to the bar. Keeping with traditional signage, the antique mirror features a hand logo. Light reflected in the mirror aids in illuminating the space.

Wall paneling above the banquet were designed to resemble windows in traditional passenger cars.

Custom Carpet

Inspired by the rich history of train travel in Ba the custom carpet features the origina map of the city layered over a marbled background. Starting in the center of the gu and branching out, each track leads to a do the guest corridor. Green borders along th serve as wayfinding for guests and adds layer of depth in the design.

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Twin Guest Room Family Guest Room Queen Guest Room King Guest Room Executive Suite

Legend

1 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apartment 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apartment

Apartments: Each apartment is equipped with a 6

full kitchen, bath and storage closets. To make the spaces more functional, built-in desks have been incorporated into each apartment. Neutral wall paint allows residents to customize their space to be their own.

Platforms 11-17

The Destination

After a long day of traveling, sight-seeing, and working, Hotel Zeal invites its residents and guests to enjoy the exclusive rooftop bar and amenities. Designed to contrast from the more traditional styles of the lower platforms, the rooftop features bright colors, bold patterns and an energetic atmosphere. The Name: In train terminology, the “eighth notch” is the fastest throttle on the train. The rooftop bar allows visitors to go full throttle into the Baltimore experience with drinks, dinning and private lounge spaces.

Platform 18

Cast Iron Elements: In staying consistent with the iron work on the other floors, the rooftop features a custom metal ceiling and arched safety divider behind the bar. Each element is finished in gold for a more vibrant appearance. The ceiling in inlayed with glass for better protection against the weather.

Rooftop Bar

Arched Hallway Arched Hallway: This instagram-worthy feature acts as a marketing opportunity for the rooftop and leads guests to the entertainment portion of the rooftop. Reserved Seating: Arched canopies protect reserved seating from the sun and resembles the shape of tunnels trains travel under. ADA Compliance: Ramps allow access to raised portions of the rooftop.

Custom Murals Murals inside of the arched canopy feature colors that match the color scheme of the hotel. Linear lines represent the repetitive patterns found in train tracks.

Rooftop Lawn

MEDICAl

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC

Project Details Team Project Objective: Design a full renovation for a primary care clinic based on Biophillic and LEAN principles that will cater to all ages. Square Footage: 6,300 SQ. FT. Location: Chicago, Illinois Concept: The book of Genesis tells the story of the creation of Earth and conceptually portrays the idea of new beginnings, natural elements, and biophilic design. Today, as designers strive to design for the ‘next generation’, spaces require innovative technology and design solutions that create a healthier space and aid in connecting occupants more closely to nature. The space of Genesis Primary Care Center illustrates these key elements through the use of natural light and natural resources.

Natural and Durable

organic

Biophillic design is implemented into the space by using materials such as wood, greenery, natural light, and organic colors.

Taking it back to the basics, the materials selected for this project are simplistic, refreshing, and made to last.

innovation

New technology has been integrated into the design to improve the workplace and set a new standard for healthcare design.

productivity

Following LEAN-Led process, the design was strategically space planned to make the workflow seamless and without interruption.

space plan

The walls of the exam corridor were planned in a flowing formation similar to the graining of wood. Components such as the consult rooms, atriums, and nurses station represent the knots seen in wood grain.

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Legend

Check-in Kiosk Mother’s Room Check-out Kiosk Reception Consult Rooms Minor Treatment Rooms Major Treatment Rooms Nurse Station Practitioner Workroom Staff Lounge Manager’s Office Administration Workroom

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Mother’s Room: Due to the primary care clinic serving patients of all ages and needs, special considerations were made to ensure that everyone is comfortable while they are waiting or being treated. One example would be the mother’s room that was incorporated into the design. This room allows nursing mothers to care for their child in a private and comfortable space that features a rocking chair, table and space for a stroller.

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Using innovative technology such as Lightology’s LED Plaster-in System Lighting allowed for the integrated lights to flawlessly blend into the ceiling

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Ceiling Beams: Architectural beams were added in the treatment corridor and is framed in by integrated lights that follow the treatment room walls. The contrasting color draws the eyes up towards the ceiling and then the horizontal lines move your eyes out towards the curved walls.

The waiting room was designed to be a functional space that patients are able to be productive in while waiting to be seen. Tables and booths offer space for people to use electronics. A lounge area is positioned in the corner overlooking the views of the city. Lastly, traditional seating was incorporated for those who like a more structured arrangement. Overall, the space provides numerous seating postures that meet the needs of a variety of visitors.

Ceiling: The two-tier dropped ceiling follows a simplistic outline of the walls it is enclosed by. Recessed can-lights are used throughout the space with pendants highlight seating groups.

Waiting Room

Check-In Kiosk Rendering: Check-in and check-out kiosks were included into the design to provide patients with a fast, more secure and socially-distanced option. The curved walls and floor lights invite patients in and moves them toward the waiting room.

Reception Desk Rendering: The customed reception desk features a curved top that dips down to meet ADA requirements. The shape of the desk is reflected in the ceiling detail. The dropped ceiling makes the area feel more private and separate from the waiting room.

Consult Room Rendering: Consult rooms are positioned parallel to the reception desk for easy access to the entrance and treatment rooms. For more serious discussion, the privacy curtain may be pulled to cover the window wall.

Treatment Room Rendering: Exam rooms are fitted with multi-function exam chairs that take up less space in the room. Medical equipment is mounted on the wall to save space or are mobile so that the physicians can move the equipment where they need it within the room. Natural light, greenery and calming colors help to ease the nerves of patients.

Integrated lighting as a way of wayfinding was used throughout all parts of the building. Lines of light trace the curvature and corners of walls and structures. The light strips were also used to innovatively number rooms, kiosks, and the reception desk.

Treatmant Rooms: Two types of treatment rooms were designed for the primary clinic due to the wide variety of injuries and illnesses being treated. Minor treatment rooms are smaller, feature a privacy curtain and are used to treat minor cases such as headaches, ear infections, and coughs. Major treatment rooms are full size exam rooms geared towards treating more severe or private cases such as broken limbs, wounds, or physicals.

Atriums positioned around the nurses station help divide the space and add to the biophilic design. The plants are enclosed in glass to protect patients from air-borne pathogens that plants release.

Corridor

Institutional

Project Details Individual Project Objective: Design a socially sustainable veterans center that will serve as a transition home and community center for veterans. Square Footage: 20,966 SQ FT Location: Phoenix, Arizona (over half million veterans in the state) Concept: There is nothing better than getting a handwritten letter in the mail, and this is something many veterans can agree on. The letters they received during their service was a source of hope and comfort of better times to come. Letters for veterans today are reminders that the transition back to the civilian world is tough, but they are not alone. Letters saved from the past are reminders in the future of how far they have come. A comfort then, a comfort now, a comfort later.

socially sustainable

In order to provide residents with a socially sustainable environment, the design includes features that meet all the basic needs of a social sustainable space as outlined in research: amenities and infrastructure, space to grow, voice and influence, and social and culture.

Cozy and Cool Materials selected contrast with the surrounding environment.

honorable

Providing places for veterans to reflect on lost friends, memories, and to be honored was very important for the center. The design carefully showcases patriotic and service logos and memorabilia so to not overwhelm those who are trying to recover from traumatic experiences.

encouraging

The center is designed to encourage residents to socially engage with others, challenge themselves academically and progress towards re-entering society through strategic placement of public and private spaces.

Arizona Veteran Population By Age

17 - 39

40 - 64

65 +

13%

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51%

Why it matters: The 65+ age group makes up the largest part of the veteran population in Arizona. Because of this, the design needed to be able to accommodate the physical needs of the age group. The design must also include features that can be enjoyed by veterans of all ages. Lounge and dining chairs all feature arms to help older veterans get in and out of the chair easily. Game tables such as billiards, checkers, and table tennis appeal to all three age groups

West Mezzanine

The West Mezzanine features four private rooms available for residents. Each room is fitted with a desk, computer and video technology for use during online classes or personal video calls.

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Level One

The Multipurpose room serves as a first floor library and meeting room. A stage is positioned at the front and contains a ramp for easy access for all abilities. Nesting chairs and tables can be rearranged in different configurations to allow flexibility.

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The East Mezzanine is positioned over the business offices in order to create a sense of separation from the social spaces.

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Upper Level Lounge

Table Tennis Game Table

Lounge Chair

Rendering: The upper level lounge in the west mezzanine provides veterans with a cozy retreat through warm

lighting and velvet upholsteries. Large built-in bookcases provide storage for games, library books and GED textbooks.

Exterior Elevation: Local recycled materials are used to create a balanced front facade that reflects the colors of the surrounding landscape. An arched, metal bus stop was designed to allow easier transportation for visitors and to encourage residents to interact with the local community.

Level One Community Space Rendering: Comprised of different seating postures, the level one community space promotes residents and visitors to socialize within an open and accessible space. Tall ceilings and abundant natural light improve the visual environment and prevent veterans from feeling confined. The space features a contrast of non-slip flooring materials that aid in wayfinding. Easy moveable chairs and tables allow for rearrangement of areas in the events of gatherings or social distancing instances.

Glass Panes featuring the names each branch of the armed forces act as a divider between the social space and resident corridor.

A custom wallpaper designed out of letters sent to active duty soldiers is featured on the TV walls.

residential

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Front Elevation

EXTERIORELEVATION SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

95'-6 1/4"

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VINEYARD VILLA 359 HIDDEN POND ROAD FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE 37067

Project Details EXTERIOR ELEVATION

Individual Project - Studio I

PROJECT NO.:001 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY: L. MILLER ISSUE DATE: 04 - 24 - 18

A20

SCALE:1/8"=1

Objective: Space plan and design a custom high-end home while practicing beginner skills in AutoCAD Square Footage: 5,000 SQ FT Style: French Country

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Furniture Plan

NORTH

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Dimensioned Floor Plan 6'-0"

6'-9" 5'-0"

4'-9"

10'-0" LAUNDRY 74 SQ. FT.

A202

6'-3 1/4"

6'-3 1/2"

2'-0"

15'-3"

8'-0" 1'-10 1/4"

2'-1 3/4"

14'-0"

2'-2"

18'-0"

GARAGE 562 SQ. FT.

24'-6 1/4"

PANTRY 80 SQ. FT. 5'-9"

18'-0 3/4"

6'-0 1/4"

OFFICE 181 SQ. FT.

2'-9" 4'-4"

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4'-0" 7'-6"

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4'-9 1/4" 10'-6 1/4"

7'-5 1/2"

23'-7"

17'-11 3/4"

18'-5"

21'-4 1/2"

MASTER BEDROOM 379 SQ. FT.

GUEST BATH 64 SQ. FT. 8'-11 3/4"

10'-3"

6'-3" 18'-9 1/2"

12'-10"

18'-8 1/4"

7'-0 1/4"

A202 7'-9 3/4"

LIVING | KITCHEN | DINING 1,169 SQ. FT.

6'-3"

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5'-9"

4'-10 1/2"

7'-1 1/2"

47'-3 1/2"

A202 HIS CLOSET 27 SQ. FT.

9'-7 1/2"

24'-5 1/2"

10'-4"

A201 B

8'-0"

15'-10" SUITE GARAGE & STORAGE 240 SQ. FT.

GUEST BEDROOM 148 SQ. FT.

1/2 BATH 39 SQ. FT.

4'-3 1/2"

4'-4"

7'-5" CLOSET 31 SQ. FT.

A202

2'-5"

SUITE CLOSET 40 SQ. FT.

SUITE LIVING ROOM 211 SQ. FT.

15'-5"

16'-6 1/4"

6'-1"

4'-3"

7'-2"

18'-10"

SUITE BEDROOM & STORAGE 278 SQ. FT.

MASTER BATH 281 SQ. FT.

HER CLOSET 40 SQ. FT.

4'-10"

SUITE BATH 87 SQ. FT.

13'-8 1/2"

18'-5 1/2"

6'-6 3/4"

7'-11"

6'-8"

15'-0"

4'-11 1/2"

10'-6"

STORAGE 15 SQ. FT.

BEDROOM #1 251 SQ. FT.

2'-10 3/4"

11'-11 1/2"

12'-0"

6'-3 1/2"

4'-2 1/2"

5'-7 1/2"

BATH #1 94 SQ. FT.

7'-10 3/4"

1'-4"

4'-0"

3'-8 1/2"

3'-11 3/4"

14'-1 1/2"

16'-11" 3'-11 3/4"

18'-5"

6'-4"

18'-6"

4'-1 3/4"

NORTH

DIMENSIONED FLOOR PLAN

A200

SCALE: 3/32"=1'-0"

4'-4"

10'-6"

4'-3 1/2"

18'-1 1/4"

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Kitchen Elevations

ELEVATION FINISH A SCHEDULE

Floors Base A Room Name SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

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Walls Finish Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Gyp. BD / Shiplap1 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD / Shiplap2 Ceramic Tile Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 / SW 70005 Gyp. BD Paint: SW 6063 Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 7000 Gyp. BD / Shiplap3 Hardwood Paint: SW 6063 4 Hardwood Paint: SW 6760 / Fabric AA6 Paint: SW 7000 Gyp. BD / Fabric Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Brick Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hexagon Tile Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hexagon Tile Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 VINEYARD Gyp. BD Ceramic Tile Paint: SW 7000 VILLA Paint: SW 6063 359 HIDDEN POND ROAD Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW INTERIOR 6063 Gyp. BD Hexagon Tile Paint:TENNESSEE SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 FRANKLIN, 37067 C 1/2"=1'-0" Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 SCALE: Gyp. BD Hexagon Tile Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hexagon Tile Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Hardwood Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063 Gyp. BD Concreate Paint: SW 7000 Paint: SW 6063

ISLAND ELEVATION C

Ceiling Height 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 20'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" C 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" ELEVATIONS 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0" 10'-0"

ELEVATION B

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SCALE: ISLAND1/2"=1'-0" ELEVATION C SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

ISLAND ELEVATION C SCALE:PROJECT 1/2"=1'-0" NO.:001

A201

DRAWN BY: ISLAND CHECKED L. MILLER ELEVATION D D BY: SCALE: ISSUE DATE : 04 - 24 - 181/2"=1'-0" SCALE:1/2"=1'0"

ISLAND ELEVATION E SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

West wall finished in Shiplap West wall finished in Shiplap 3 East and West wall finished in Shiplap 4 North and Sounth Wall covered in Fabric AA 5 Alternate paint on shiplap boards for the West wall 6 Fabric to be used as wall covering on north and south wall

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ISLAND ELEVATION C ELEVATION E ISLAND Vineyard Villa E SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0" SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

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Hand Rendered Exterior Elevation

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Local Stone

Stucco

Reclaimed Wood

Hand Rendered Floor Plan

CREATIVE

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