Lisa Catherine Hochschild Interior Designer
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Bachelor of Fine Arts: Interior Architecture
Contact Information: Phone: (414) 412-0270 Email: lhoch001@uwsp.edu Website: http://lisahochschild@weebly.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lisahochschild/
Design Philosophy My goal as a professional designer is to respond to the needs of diverse people by being innovative with colors, finishes and architectural elements. Through effective communication and the ability to portray my ideas on paper through space planning, technical drawings and 3-dimensional renderings, I can create attractive, functional, and inspiring spaces for clients and users. A strong desire of mine is to make all spaces universal and human, as well as naturally sustainable. It is our duty to make everyone feel comfortable and have the ability to benefit from a space in a meaningful way. By creating hospitality environments in this manner we can better someone’s experience and encourage them to return. I want my work to withstand the test of time and enhance the community.
All projects, documents, drawings and ideas are property of the designer and may not be copied or reproduced in any way.
Design Work
Specialty Skills/Techniques
Hospitality Design
Presentation Techniques
Office Design
Color, Design & Drawing
Retail Design
Residential Design
ResumĂŠ
Field Experience
Design Work Studio Projects Completed between 2010-2014
Frank Lloyd Wright Museum Hospitality Design Project Description: Create a museum that honors and displays the work of Frank Lloyd Wright while keeping the over all building in a contemporary style. Client: The Board of Members for the museum consisted of a Director and CEO and other representatives from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Taliesin Preservation Inc. Building Background: This building design was completely up to the designer. It had to be 2 stories high and the location was also left for the designer to decide. The only requirement was that it had to remain in Wisconsin.
HOSPITALITY DESIGN
Madison, WI
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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT MUSEUM MADISON, WI Team project completed in Fall 2013. Partner: Melissa Tennant Concept: The building as a whole represents a postmodern design because there are multiple styles combined and altered. The museum still appears simplistic but greater aesthetic details are encouraged. We wanted to create an environment that would inspire multiple age groups to visit and allows them to be excited to explore all areas of the museum. All of the spaces open to each other either through balconies, glass or the use of an open floor plan so that the people within them feel connected to every provided area, as well as the nature surrounding the building.
Schematic/Inspiration Sketches
Block Diagrams
Relationship Diagram
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Permanent Exhibit Space: Rendering completed by Melissa Tennant
One of the main concepts we developed was the idea of connecting the guests to the surrounding nature around the building. This was a common aspect in all of Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs so we wanted to honor him in this way. The guests have the option to access balconies on the second floor from both exhibit spaces.
HOSPITALITY DESIGN
The colored ceiling beams are a key design feature within both exhibit spaces. The majority of the space is an off white color scheme with a high gloss white floor. The beams face is constructed of a silver metal while the sides are colored glass of either red, blue or green. The ceiling above is also glass so the sun will cast the colors down on to the floor to create interest.
2nd Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
East Facing Section View
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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT MUSEUM MADISON, WI
Café View
Lobby View
1st Floor Furniture Layout
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HOSPITALITY DESIGN
Creating a 3-dimensional model allows you to get a better understanding of the dynamics of a building. For this museum our model helps you gain perspective on how the two floors connect to each other and where glass will be incorporated throughout the building.
Office Spaces Model
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Rejuvenate Inn Hospitality Design Project Description: Design and layout the 1st floor of a boutique hotel. This includes the office spaces, reception desk and seating space, as well as the continental breakfast space and bar. Client: Klimpton Group Building Background: The client purchased a vacant office building and wanted to convert it to a boutique hotel. The building is in the heart of downtown Cincinnati and is surrounded by the Ohio River. The faรงade of the building was constructed in the 1930s in an Art Deco Style. Since this hotel is in a historical location the exterior faรงade cannot be altered.
HOSPITALITY DESIGN
Cincinnati, OH
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REJUVENATE INN CINCINNNATI, OH Project completed in Fall 2011. Concept: The inspiration for this hotel is taken from its name, Rejuvenate Inn. It displays a calming and soothing atmosphere with its cool color scheme which incorporates a variety of blues and numerous translucent features throughout. The design for this space is contemporary through the use of furniture and the customdesigned bar and registration desk. The design references the Art Deco style that distinguishes the exterior through the selected light fixtures. The entire space is open with minimal visual or structural separation, allowing for accessibility and a seamless transition from one area to the next. All of these elements allow the guests to feel comfortable and at ease during their stay, while still allowing for a unique experience that meets the needs of the young professional market.
Lobby
1st Floor Furniture Plan
Breakfast/Bar Space
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Lighting and Electrical Plan: Breakfast/Bar Space
HOSPITALITY DESIGN
The breakfast/bar space was a main focus of this project. I created a sophisticated space that is appealing to the young professional user. The whimsical light fixtures and finishes are what draws your eye into the space. All of the chairs and stools contain a shiny metal finish and the translucent features from the lobby are carried into this area as well.
Perspective Drawing/Rendering
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Siemens’ Business-To-Technology Center Orlando, FL Project Description: Design and layout an office space that incorporates private and open offices, a cafÊ, venture room, conference room, project room, reception space and multiple collaboration areas. The layout must be conducive to their designing needs as well as keep their overall footprint limited within the building. Client: Siemens Building Background: Siemens is renting part of the 2nd floor of an existing multi-tenant office building that is located within an industrial park. Other than staying within in the provided boundaries any construction or installations within the office space can occur.
OFFICE DESIGN
Office Design
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SIEMENS’ TECHNOLOGY-TO-BUSINESS CENTER Orlando, FL Project completed in Spring 2013. Concept: The design for their Technology-To-Business Center will allow mass communication between departments and people from around the world. To stimulate communication conference rooms will contain upgraded technology that will allow video chat and varies media and presentation methods. This office design will provide multiple design and collaboration outlets that are creative, conducive to individual needs and increase productivity. Looking at the office aesthetically, you will see environmentally considered materials, a palette of soothing and creative colors and work stations that are open, allow natural light into the office space and flow well together so that circulation patterns remain efficient.
INNOVATION
SUPPORT GLOBAL
Block Diagram Parti Diagrams
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OFFICE DESIGN Furniture Floor Plan
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SIEMENS’ TECHNOLOGY-TO-BUSINESS CENTER Orlando, FL
Water Feature Wall
Reflected Ceiling Plan Conference Room
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OFFICE DESIGN
Preliminary Elevations with Light Beam Options
Reception Desk Elevation
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“The Barrel� Wine and Cheese Shop Minneapolis, MN
Project Description: Develop a store design that includes a wine tasting bar, custom cash wrap, wine and cheese displays and seating. Building Background: This store will be located inside an existing space. The dimensions, shape of building and location of windows cannot be altered.
RETAIL DESIGN
Retail Design
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“THE BARREL� WINE AND CHEESE SHOP MINNEAPOLIS, MN Project completed in Spring 2012.
Concept: This wine and cheese shop incorporates multiple natural materials, such as various bricks and woods within the displays, furniture, cash wrap, walls and flooring. This allows the space to remain unified while still combining cool and warm materials for interest. Natural light is important to the space and creates warmth from the shadows and light patterns the windows cast onto the walls and floor. All of the finishes relate to the different elements of wine and the punched cooper tin in the bar and ceiling exemplify the numerous detailing that is shown in the built-in displays and custom furniture.
East Wall Elevation
Rendered Floor Plan
West Wall Elevation
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Cheese and Wine Displays
RETAIL DESIGN
Cash Wrap
Additional Seating/Wine Displays
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Pruitt-Igoe Housing Stevens Point, WI Project Description: Pruitt-Igoe was a large urban housing project that was developed in 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri. The living conditions in this building were poor and the residents were known for their poverty, crime and segregation. We studied this piece of history in order to gain a better understanding of what people need in an environment in order to feel comfortable and how to meet their physical and psychological needs. The second part of the project involved creating a community that houses multiple families. We paired up with three other students and developed a layout that would connect all of our separate house floor plans while still meeting the needs of our individual clients. This meant that rooms had to be positioned so that as many windows could be facing the sun as possible, ventilation was available for all homes and that all families would feel safe inside their small community and have the option of privacy when desired. Client: A group of four students within in our class.
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Residential Design
Building Background: The building could be any shape as long as it was one-story and remained connected to the other 3 housing units.
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PRUITT-IGOE HOUSING MADISON, WI Project completed in Spring 2012. Concept: My client stated that the living room is the core room in her home. It was important to enhance this space for her and make it enjoyable for all members of her family. The outside environment was significant to them so there are multiple outlets to the outside through windows and patio doors. This also allows natural light to be the main light source during the day. There is circulation through the entire space and the color scheme reflects a feeling of calmness and relaxation through the use of blues, greys and greens. Artificial lighting is scattered throughout to add warmth and mood lighting.
Natural Elements and Circulation
Client’s House Housing Community
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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Rendered Floor Plan of Living Room
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Frangipani Residence Stevens Point, WI Project Description: The family is from Italy. They relocated to the heart of Stevens Point and desired a home that would display Italian influences, as well as be adaptable to the physical and mental needs of their family members. Each member had a unique quality to them which made special circumstances, specific design aspects and varying materials a necessity in this design. The father had developed adult ADD/ADHD and requested a quiet space to go to after work, the mother loved to paint scenes of the family and also suffered from seasonal depression, and their daughter had been blind since birth. The grandparents moved from Italy to live with them. The grandmother enjoys making homemade pasta so the kitchen was important to her. The grandfather was in a wheelchair and needed handicap accessible resources throughout the home. Client: The Frangipani Family Building Background: The client wanted a newly constructed 2-story home in the middle of Stevens Point, WI. They provided specific rooms and activities that they wanted to incorporate and left the rest of the design up to the designer, including the exterior shape of the building.
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Residential Design
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FRANGIPANI RESIDENCE STEVENS POINT, WI Project completed in Spring 2012. Concept: It was important to make the furnishings, lighting and finishes relate back to Italy but still have a unique flare that sets this house apart from other homes. This was accomplished by placing multiple stained glass windows throughout the space. There is more than one in the dining room, a couple in the seating room and one large full wall focus window in the kitchen. This window wall brings together all of the colors used in the home and allows for mass amounts of sunlight to be brought inside. The light fixtures also have glass in them to carry out the theme. These small but powerful details along with the engravings on the stair case make this space unified and grand. All of the rooms are connected in some way which allows for the family to remain close but personal space is still provided.
2nd Floor Plan
1st Floor Plan Stair Elevation with Detail
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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
The dining room, kitchen and seating area are the main public spaces of this house. These were the key areas that the family wanted to focus on and make sure that all of their needs and requests were met in.
Floor Plan of Focus Spaces
East Wall Elevation
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FRANGIPANI RESIDENCE STEVENS POINT, WI Incorporating stained glass windows was a large part of the aesthetics to this house. There are a couple in the dining room and seating room and one large full window wall in the kitchen. This window wall looks into the mother’s art studio so that she can remain connected to her family while painting and assist in controlling her seasonal depression.
Countertop can be lowered and raised depending on user and contains open space underneath for a wheelchair
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A-1 Kitchen Cabinet Section
FURNITURE & FINISH SCHEDULE Component
Manufacturer/model
C1
Countertop
Cambria/1650
C2
Backsplash tile
C3
Backsplash tile
Emperador Dark/Crema Marfil/Rojo-Alicante/ TS58 Serpentine Mosaic Accent Strip Hanwha Surfaces/Seleno GL609
S1
Bar stools
Barstools.com/HL100
S2
Dining room chairs
Ashley Furniture/North Shore Arm Chair
S3
Lounge chair
Potterybarn/Rowan Armchair
S4
Love seat
F1
Dining room flooring
F2
Kitchen flooring
Ashley Furniture/TownhouseTawny Loveseat Centiva International Floors of America/PW8504 Ridgeview Ceramic Daltile/RD04
F3
Seating room flooring Flor/Wide Wale II 6927
CP1
Kitchen cabinets
T1
Dining table
T2
Coffee table
Armstrong/HCM411BD Color: Blue Ridge Ashley Furniture/North Shore Extension Dining Table Target/Glass Top Coffee Table with Drawer
Dimensions custom
Material finish
Room location
Natural quartz
Along all of the kitchen walls, on the wine serving counters, and on the kitchen island custom Tumbled natural stone On the backsplash of the wine serving counter and lowered counter of kitchen island 3” x 3” tiles Color: Orion Under the range hood by the range in the Material: Quartz kitchen 20” x 18” x 48.5” Finish: antiques old steel frame finish, cherry finish topped back Right next to the wine serving bar Upholstery: ArcCom/AC-67306/playground Color: Taupe #7 27” x 27” x 47” Upholstery: Cabash/Paprika 8827 In the dining room, surrounding the table Finish: dark brown Material: maple wood 43” x 40” x 33” Cfstinson/61358 hot cocoa upholstery, maple wood legs In the corner of the seating room, next to the herb solarium doors 66” x 38” x 39” Knoll/HC198/2 water upholstery, maple wood legs To the right of the lounge chair in the seating room, along the West wall Ultraplank plankwood In the dining room Color: canyon night Color: Warm Green In the kitchen and hallway leading from the main front entrance to the kitchen Color: grey In the seating room Mulit-loop carpet custom Material: Maple wood Along all the walls in the kitchen, the kitchen island, and wine serving bar 44” x 73” x 31” Finish: dark brown In the center of the dining room Material: maple wood 18.5” x 36.5” x 21.5” Finish: espresso In the seating room, in front of the love seat Material: hardwood
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Plan Symbol
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Specialty Skills/Techniques Projects Completed between 2010-2014
SERENITY CAFE VIENNA, AUSTRIA Project completed in Spring 2011. Project Description: The goal of this project was to create a small grab and go café in an airport. The location of this café is in Sienna, Austria. The clientele that is expected are travelers that want to grab a quick snack or coffee before heading to their flights. This project also allowed the opportunity to showcase our perspective drawing and hand rendering skills.
North Wall Elevation
East Wall Elevation
Rendered Floor Plan
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PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES
These drawings display different hand rendering techniques. It is important to have multiple presentation skills so that one can cater to their clients needs.
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COLOR & DESIGN Artwork completed in Fall 2010.
Progression Study: The goal of this piece was to create a progression of color across a picture plane. I chose an analogous color scheme and used the green presented in the center of each of the large green progression sequences as the constant. The color, hues, tones and degree of intensity gradually change as you move through the space and as you move between colors.
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Line with Collage and Paint: This art piece shows a mix of a geometric shapes, color, paint and magazine cutouts. The piece is unified and the placement of the irregular triangles and movement in the background creates rhythm. It displays areas of magazine that were removed and replicated in paint.
U-Haul Supergraphic: This is a unique take on the current graphics that are displayed on the sides of UHAUL moving trucks. I based my ad off the New York City broadway show of Mary Poppins.
BASIC DRAWING Drawings completed in Fall 2011.
Conte Shoes: This drawing involved enlarging a still-life and focusing on recreating the lights and darks cast down on the shoes by an artificial light source. This drawing was created by using conte and creating a wash so that the highlights could be added.
Charcoal Collage: The first task was to find images of famous artwork and cut them into collage pieces and then rearrange them into an interesting composition. This charcoal recreation is one small section of this collage but enlarged.
COLOR, DESIGN & DRAWING
Charcoal Drapery: This is a recreation of a still-life that was covered in multiple draping sheets. The paper started as a complete sheet of black charcoal. With the use of a kneaded eraser the high lights were added to create depth and show off the shadows that were formed by the layering of the sheets.
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ResumĂŠ
LISA CATHERINE HOCHSCHILD INTERIOR DESIGNER Education University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Bachelor of Fine Arts: Interior Architecture (CIDA Accredited)
GPA: 3.73/4.0
Design Skills Space Planning • Design Concept Planning and Programming • Hand and Computer Drafting Elevations, Floor plans and Isometric Drawings • Creating 3-Dimensional Sketchup Models • Creating Building Models • Wood Working • Hand rendering • Drawing Perspectives and Illustrations • Verbal and Visual Design Communication • Presentation Skills
Computer Skills AutoCAD Architecture 2014 • Google Sketchup Pro • Google Layout • Photoshop • Revit • Microsoft Office
Involvement and Awards Honors: Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2013 High Honors: Fall 2012 Dean’s List, Highest Honors: Spring 2013 Phi Eta Sigma National Honors Society member UWSP art exhibit: one piece displayed, 2011 Showroom design: for Wisconsin Granite Depot, Cudahy, WI
Past Employment September 2012-May 2014 General Worker; Stevens Point Dining and Summer Conferences; Stevens Point, WI Cashier, prep/serve food and perform closing/opening procedures
May 2012-August 2012 Interior Design Intern; Brookdale Senior Living; Milwaukee, WI Created presentation boards Drafted floor plans and section views Selected materials, furniture and finishes September 2011-May 2012 Interior Architecture Division Office Assistant; Interior Architecture Division Office; Stevens Point, WI Clerical work; displayed students artwork April 2010-August 2010 and May 2011-August 2011 Lifeguard; South Shore YMCA; Cudahy. WI September 2010-May 2011 Lifeguard; UW-Stevens Point Health Enhancement Center; Stevens Point, WI
RÉSUMÉ
May 2012-September 2012 Sales Person; Wisconsin Granite Depot, Cudahy, WI and Oak Creek, WI (same owner for both) Helped customers with their selections of granite and tile Created advertisement flyers Expanded contact lists
Showroom Design Field Experience Project Description: Work with owner to make additions to their existing showroom. Collaborate with coworkers and boss to develop a plan that showcases more granite selections, a collaboration space and different uses for their products.
Client: Wisconsin Granite Depot Building Background: The showroom is attached to the offices and warehouse. The size, overall shape and location of the showroom remained the same.
FIELD EXPERIENCE
Cudahy, WI and Oak Creek, WI
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WISCONSIN GRANITE DEPOT CUDAHY, WI I worked for Wisconsin Granite Depot during the summer of 2012. Process: I was granted the opportunity to develop some designs for their showroom remodel. There were no previous floor plans or dimensions so I started the process by taking field measurements of the entire showroom, including all cabinetry . The owner wanted a visual example of the changes so I put the plans into Sketchup and collaborated with him to come up with a plan for the changes he wanted to see done. Due to some unforeseen time constraints my plans were only able to be incorporated partially with a mix of new ideas as well. I selected all of the new paint for the walls and helped select some of the lighting that is displayed behind the onyx half wall. It was a great learning experience in a real world setting.
Before:
After: Rendered Floor Plan
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Final construction and some design elements completed by Wisconsin Granit Depot employees and owner.
Wisconsin Granite Depot has a second location that sells slabs of granite and tile. I worked at this location the second half of the summer. They were also in the process of remodeling and had me design some wall displays that showcased tile designs for walls, backsplashes and bathroom showers.
FIELD EXPERIENCE
Bathroom and Kitchen Display
Office and Cabinet Displays
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WORKS CITED Project: Frank Lloyd Wright Museum Page 11: Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: Light in the Box, Vintage 1 Light Pendant in Glass Shade 00784855 Ceiling Mounted Lamp: Manufacturer: Itre USA Inc., Polar Ceiling Light Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: Tech Lighting, Liza Pendant Page 12: Bench: Manufacturer: Albero Bench, Orange22 Albero Bench Café Chair: Manufacturer: Knoll, Topiary Café Chair Café Table: Manufacturer: Arkture, Spira Café Table Glass Stepping Path Photo: Manufacturer: Page 13: Chair: Manufacturer: Knoll, Washington Skeleton Aluminum Side Chair Table: Manufacturer: Nuevo Living, Beck (small) HGEM488 Sofa: Manufacturer: Herman Miller, Tuxedo Sofa
Project: Rejuvenate Inn Page 16: Table Lamp: Manufacturer: All Modern, ESZ1441 Estiluz E-Llum Table Lamp Loveseat: Manufacturer: Dauphin, Egbert: EG8203 Coffee Table: Manufacturer: AllModern, Johnston Casuals Opus Round Contemporary Cocktail table Page 17: Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: AllModern, LZF1058 LZF Link Suspension Pendant Bar Stool: Manufacturer: Knoll, 257C, Four Seasons Barstool Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: All Modern, VTA1023 Vitra Cloud Lamp
Project: Siemens’ Business-to-Technology Center Page 21: Workstation: Manufacturer: Knoll, Dividends Horizon Shared Workspace 930 Workstation: Manufacturer: Knoll, Reff Profiles Private Office 2097 Workstation: Manufacturer: Knoll, Dividends Horizon Open Plan 582 Page 22: Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: Juno, PKH328AMBER Trac-Master Halogen Decorative Pendant Kits Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: AXO Light, USGLIT16SPCRE26 Glitter 16 Suspension Light Ceiling Mounted Lamp: Manufacturer: Lamps Plus, Sonneman Paramount 22 ¾” Wide Nickel Ceiling Light, #W9536 Page 23: Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: BBC Lighting, 407151148 Ledino Pendant LED Chrome Wall Sconce: Manufacturer: Artemide Lighting, 1372018A Cadmo Wall Sconce Pendant Lamp: Manufacturer: Lamps Plus, MonoRail: 24091, Pendant: 32299-PO897
Project: Pruitt-Igoe Housing Page 31: Side Table: Manufacturer: AllModern, Wildon Home Rawlins Round Accent Table Sofa: Manufacturer: AllModern, Baxton Studio Palmyra Twill Sectional Project: Frangipani Residence Cover Page: Image #1: pximagez.com Image #2: tiffanystreet.com Page 34: Dining Chair: Manufacturer: Pottery Barn, Rowan Armchair Dining Table: Manufacturer: Ashley Furniture, North Shore Extension Dining Table Kitchen Sink Counter: Manufacturer: Barrier Free, Approach Counter Lift Page 35: Ceiling Mounted Lamp: Manufacturer: Lamps Plus, T8824 Ceiling Mounted Lamp: Manufacturer: Lamps Plus, NO302 Recessed Can Molding: Manufacturer: Lamps Plus, 704051G Page 36: Chair: Manufacturer: Pottery Barn, Rowan Armchair Bar Stool: Manufacturer: Hillsdale, Montello Swivel Bar Stool Love Seat: Manufacturer: Ashley, Knoll/HC198/2
Resume Cover Page Project: Showroom Design All images taken by Lisa Hochschild, granite and tile is property of Wisconsin Granite Depot