LAUREN GEIGER interior design portfolio
LAUREN
GEIGER interior designer (631) 664-4088 geiger.laurenann@gmail.com
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EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, MAJOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN High Point Univeristy, North Carolina CIDA Accredited Program Dean’s List
WORK EXPIERENCE SEASONAL SALES & MARKETING INTERN High Point Furniture Market Regina Andrew Design 2018-2019
SMITH LIBRARY STUDY & DESIGN High Point Univeristy Independent Study 2020
INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN Nichols Interiors 2021
SKILLS
ADOBE SUITE (photoshop, illustrator, etc) REVIT AUTOCAD SKETCHUP EXCEL HAND DRAFTING HAND RENDERING
AFFILIATIONS IIDA MEMBER
MEMBER OF ZETA TAU ALPHA FRATERNITY
INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
RESUME
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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AIR BNB
pg 01
ART GALLERY
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HEALTH CENTER
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NEXT HUB
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COFFEE & COWORKING
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PROJECT AIR BNB
MODERN COLONIAL LIVING: NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND The Airbnb will be designed for the main use of a weekend getaway. The intent of this design is to combine the classical British colonial elements with a touch of modern design. The Airbnb will have the exterior of a classic British colonial, seen throughout Newport, while the interior combines traditional elements contrasted with modern elements. This home will allow residents to fully encompass and engage in the New England style living.
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CONSTRUCTION
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FLOOR PLANS first and second floor
first floor
second floor
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LIVING ROOM
KITCHEN
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DINING
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MASTER BEDROOM
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PROJECT GALLERY
THE DODA ART GALLERY The Doda Art Gallery, located on High Point University’s campus, is inspired by 1960’s culture and Go Go Dancer’s. The Sixties is a term used to describe the counterculture and revolution in social norms about clothing, music, and formalities. My inspiration for the name of my art gallery comes from Carol Doda, the first ever Go Go Dancer. My design relates to the term go go which was influenced by the French expression à gogo, meaning "in abundance, galore". My design showcases the apsects of the sixities culture using color, fabrics, patterns and forms.
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Within our design, we had to incorporate a custom sculpture that also emits light. The concept behind this sculpture was inspired by jellyfish. Jellyfish move in such an elegant way, dancing across the sea. In the sculpture I wanted to create movement by including a fan in the light, hoping to move the hundreds of fiber optics and create a cool lighting effect in the space around it. The dome on the top, which holds the fan, is made up of tiny mirrors which cast an interesting patten on the ceiling, alomst like a disco ball.
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PROJECT LTH CENTER MILITARY HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER CAMP DAWSON, WEST VIRGINIA The wellness center is being created to accommodate service men and woman and their immediate adult family members living on the base. Its mission is to enhance combat readiness by supporting unit commanders’ fitness program and provide fitness and sports opportunities to all authorized users. It will facilitate a holistic approach to physical, mental, and spiritual health, with a focus on wellness maintenance and lifestyle choices.
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“A OPEN MIND CREATES A HEALTHY MIND”
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P OW E R A N D DATA P L A N
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LIFE SAFETY PLAN
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PROJECT EELCASE
NEXT HUB, WASHINGTON D.C NEXT University is a cutting-edge higher education learning institution located in Washington, DC. The administration of NEXT University has a vision to increase their reach into a large urban population to provide an alternative place for students of all ages to gather, connect, explore and engage in lifelong learning experiences. NEXT HUB will give students access to a premier education at many stages of one’s life; providing active and diverse educational experiences. It is about encouraging more meaningful faculty interactions, increasing student engagement and connections to other learners. The hope is for citizens to continue to grow and improve through all stages of life.
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“APPROACHES WELLBEING IN A HOLISTIC WAY, CONSIDERING NOT ONLY THE PHYSICAL NEEDS BUT ALSO THEIR COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS””
DESIGN
STATEMENT The Cherry Blossom tree is a notorious symbol of Washington D.C. It can be seen throughout the city in the fresh Springtime weather. My design is metaphorically based of the movement and structure of the Cherry Blossom. Looking at the Cherry Blossom itself, the blossom is supported by and is structured by the linear, sharp edged branches. It is then contrasted with the organic shape of the blossom’s petals. Due to the structure the blossoms have from the branches, the blossoms are able to grow and flourish to their fullest ability. Within my space, I want to design a space that offers the users the structure and necessities to explore their minds, grow, and flourish. My design will present my concept metaphorically through structure, movement, line and color
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FLOOR PLANS IMMERSIVE LEARNING
ACTIVE LEARNING
LEARNING COMMONS
The overall design of each floor allows for UDI to take place. This Hub offers different learning techniques, furniture and spaces, and offers many resources to allow the students to learn in series of ways.
MULTI-PURPOSE CLASSROOM
SMALL SEMINAR COMPUTER LAB
SMALL SEMINAR
MAKERSPACE FACULTY OFFICES
TUTORING SPACE MOTHER’S ROOM
FACULTY HUB CHILDCARE CAFE
10 th floor
11 th floor
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CEILING PLANS CYLINDER LIGHT FIXTURE
TROFFER LIGHT
RECESSED LAMP
VISA LAMP FIXTURE
ACOUSTICAL TILE
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11 th floor
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ACTIVE
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All three layouts allow for students to collaborate and share knowledge and information, while still having access to the traditional passive learning. All the furniture is flexible to make collaborating easier, and offers technology to help the students gain information.
conference ro option 1
option 2
option 3
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LARGE MULTI PURPOSE ROOM This space is ADA compliant which allows users to easily maneuver around the sspace and feel comfortable.
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PROJECT E SHOP & WORKING
T project was our first ever commeriThis ccal space. We had to create a coffeeshop th that doubled as a co - working area. We had two floors to work with so I decided h to design a small cafe with a conference room on the first floor where users can ro ggrab a drink and meet with other indiv viduals, and the decided to design a loft aarea where a more formal co - working aarea would take place. When designing this commercial space, I had to consider th ADA regulations, life safety measures, A aand cohesivity of the design.
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LAUREN GEIGER Interior Design Portfolio