Laura Maschino: Interior Design Portfolio at Iowa State University

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3 Hello, my name is Laura Maschino, and I am a senior majoring in Interior Design and minoring in Sustainability at Iowa State University. My love for design stems from an interest in the dynamic relationship between people and place.

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Mosaic continuing care retirement community

Tech Forest international student center

Stage Drama gucci luxury retail store

lkm@iastate.edu 319.540.9904


MOSAI C c ont inuing c a r e r et ir em ent c om m unit y R e vi t , Ens c ap e , Phot os hop Inc l us i ve , V i b ra nt, U ni ve rs a l With a focus on foreign born U.S. residents, Mosaic will act as an inclusiveness environment where residents can comfortably age . Inspired by the International Style and Mid-Century Modern, Mosaic will include clean lines and simply shaped furniture to cater to the diverse user group and emphasize universally enjoyed art and nature. The following pages highlight the long-term care wing, showcasing a design which includes a variety of wayfinding tools, contained outdoor access, and a custumizable resident room. Di ni ng Room

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The continuous circulation allows for safe wandering and encourages exercise. Landmarks act as wayfinding tools, communicating without using words. A central outdoor space contains residents and puts emphasis on interaction with nature, which is universally loved.

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D in in g Room An open kitchen allows for residents to make quick coffee orders and interact with staff, watching cooks preps small meals while larger meals are prepared in the adjacent back-of-house kitchen. Bold accent furniture creates for necessary contrast for the aging eye, and easy outdoor access encourages interaction with nature. A double-sided fireplace divides the space yet functions as a cozy cafe element.

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With increasing digital knowledge, access to computers is integral and creates for additional comfort and inclusion. The small space may allow intimate calls via Zoom. A large bookshelf + display case may showcase rotating local art or books with the neighborhood library. A large map outlining Des Moine’s neighborhoods creates mosaic-like art, relating to the brand identity and celebrating the community.

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Re sid e nt R oom Built-in furniture and shelving allows residents the ability to customize and decorate their rooms with personal items yet additionally eliminates potential tripping hazards and dangerous hard surfaces. A large, inset cushioned carpet creates for softer landing if a resident were to fall. Adjustable lighting and curtains give residents a sense of independence and freedom.

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TECH FORES T int er na t iona l st ud ent c ent er R e vi t , Ens c ap e , Phot os hop Re fre s hi ng , U ne xp l o re d , N e w Flexible furniture, multi-use spaces, built in technology, and natural elements will create a space which perfectly accommodates to International Students relocating to Iowa State University. Each will feel represented, as their country’s flag shows across the Main Entrance screen. Technology functions as innovative yet inclusiveness, and a blended balance with access to beautiful views and organic materials and textures create a place which is conducive to collaboration, comfort, and relaxation. Sm al l Cl assroom

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Fi rst Fl oor: Fl oor Pl an A large, open mezzanine with an expansive feature wall both horizontally and vertically create for a defined entrance. Flooring material changes define student spaces and paths.

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Ma in E n tr a n ce The mezzanine’s feature walls showcase fitted digital screens which rotate country flags represented at the university, organic moss which requires little maintenance and provides a biophilic element, and open shelving for students to showcase cultural art and club announcements. Varied furniture allows students flexible, diverse seating.

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Ma in H allwa y + Compu ter L ab A long hallway connecting classrooms duals as a wall display for student art and small study spaces. Students may interact with a large screen for personal school work or watch a video about Iowa State University as they wait for their class to begin. Curtain window walls near classroom entrances bring daylight into otherwise dark rooms.

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STAGE DRAMA g uc c i lux ur y r et a il st or e R e vi t , Ens c ap e , Phot os hop D ra m a , W hi m s y, A rt Inspired by dramatic and atmospheric theatre art, the Gucci store in Rome, Italy draws from the changing set displays, the on-stage and offstage concept, and common theatre elements. A strong divide between the on-stage Gucci shopper and the off-stage employee ensures a balanced atmosphere, as if it were a live play. Customers may enjoy live performance art or fashion shows between transition spaces. Reinforcing the nod to theatre takes shape in draping curtains, spotlights, and platforms. Customers may fully immerse in a Gucci set. Stage + Runw ay

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F r o n t E n tr a n ce + M a in Displ ay The front entrance greets customers with a refined pink and layered, luxury materials. Displays fit within the existing, historic structure, showcasing the clothing and making it the main part of the show.

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C us t om Fl oor i ng B a c k D i splay The back display uses bold crimson to reference theater’s iconic red curtains and as the last display, to signify the end of the Gucci show. Small accessories like purses, shoes, and jewelry are emphasized to encourage shoppers to grab finishing touches to their outfit before making their way to the fitting rooms. A custom designed flooring abstracts the recognizable Gucci monogram to a geometric marble.

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