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CONTACT machaelamcdonald@gmail.com 662-897-6822
EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Interior Design CIDA Accredited Minor: Art Mississippi State University Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2020 GPA: 3.15/4.00
EXPERIENCE Design Assistant Homefront Design Center- Greenwood, MS // Summer 2017 Participated in client meetings and helped process client orders Organized the showroom Completed casework drawings for clients in AutoCAD Answered the telephone, answering client questions Front Desk Receptionist Hotel Chester - Starkville, MS // May 2018 - Present Greet and welcome guests and provide them with a positive first impression Direct guests and answer any questions they may have Process guest arrivals and departures, including all necessary payments Answer the telephone - relaying messages and taking over the phone reservations Document and communicate various actions, irregularities, and continuing needs Contribute to the team by accomplishing tasks as needed Front Desk Receptionist Lamb’s Photography - Greenwood, MS // Summer 2017 Greeted and welcomed clients by providing them with a positive first impression Directed clients and answered any questions they may have Processed client arrivals including all necessary payments Answered the telephone - relaying messages and booking sessions Processed photography orders and called clients when ready for pickup
HONORS AND AWARDS Recipient - NCF Scholarship, 2019 - 2020 Recipient - W.I.N.G.S. Scholarship. 2015 Recipient - Academic Excellence Scholarship, 2015-2019 Recipient - Sumners Scholarship, 2015-2019 Participant - Museum of the Mississippi Delta Photography Exhibit, 2018
SERVICE Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer Volunteer
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Mrs. Smith’s After School Tutoring, 2017 - Present Mississippi State Dance Marathon, 2017 - 2019 Pi Beta Phi Book Drive, 2017 - 2019 MSU Children’s Halloween Festival, 2017 - 2018 Hurricane Harvey Cleanup in Houston, TX, 2017
INVOLVEMENT Pi Beta Phi Sorority Chapter Member 2015 - 2019 Bid Day Coordinator 2018 Baptist Student Union
SKILLS Revit AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Microsoft Office Rhino Sketchup
RELATED COURSES Technical
Computer
Design I & II 2D CAD Drawing I 3D CAD ID Graphics Digital Design Hand Rendering Detailing and Construction Environments for Special Needs Furniture Design Textiles for Interiors Photography History of Interiors I & II Survey of Color and Lighting for Photography Interiors Studio Lighting Professional Practice Digital Principles of LEED Photography
TABLE OF CONTENTS EDUCATIONAL HOSPITALITY CORPORATE HEALTHCARE INTERDISCIPLINARY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTOD 3 111
PRODUCT DESIGN PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
CREATIVE
0'-2"
6" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE WITH BEVELED E
12'-0"
3'-6"
2'-0"
16'-0"
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MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 - RECEPTION SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
REVISIONS:
MACHAELA MCDONALD DESIGN
449 HARDY RD. MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS 39762 ESK STUDENT VERSION
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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MILLWORK PLAN - RECEPTION
1 111 SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
DESK STUDENT VERSION
NEXT HUB UNIVERSITY
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AURORA BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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A M A R A W AT E R C O L O R S
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PURE DIGESTIVE CLINIC
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S P I R I T H I L L FA R M S
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0'-4"
0'-6"
LINEA LAMP
OPEN 1'-63 4"
1" 3'-32
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MILLWORK ELEVATION 3 - RECEPTION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
4 111 SCALE = 0' - 3" = 1' - 0" 8
3FORM CHASM - ASH WHITE
COUNTERTOP EDGE
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CUSTOM DESK MILLWORK
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6" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP BEVELED EDGE 1 2"
THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER 3FORM CHASM - ASH WHITE THICK BIRCH PLYWOOD
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THICK BIRCH PLYWOOD
DRAWN BY: MACHAELA MCDONALD CHECKED BY: MILLWORK DETAILS ISSUE DATE: 4/4/2019 REVISION DATE:
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NEXT HUB UNIVERSITY STEELCASE DESIGN COMPETITION L O C AT I O N : 1000 F St reet , 10t h a nd 1 1 th F lo o r s, Wa shin g t o n , D. C. P R O JE C T D URAT ION: 5 Week s TY P E : E d u c at io n al DI S C I P L I N E S: In t er io r Des ig n RE S P O N S I B I LIT IE S: B r an din g , Programmi ng, C o n c ep t , S pace Plan n in g , F F &E Sel ecti on, Ren d ered F loo r Plan s , Ref lect ed Cei l i ng Pl ans, E l ev a t io n s, 3D Dig it al Ren der in g s C ON C E P T : T h e M et ro Sys t em in Washi ngton D.C. i s t h e c o n c ept im plem en t ed in t o the Nex t: Hub. 3 D c u r v es c reat e a t u n n el-lik e view through the s p a c e. S ea t i n g res em blin g s u bw a y seati ng seen i n t h e L ea r n in g Co m m o n s an d t h roughout the s p a c e. M a t er ials an d f in is h es u s ed throughout M et ro S y st em is repeat ed in Next: Hub. DE S I GN I N T ENT : T h e des ig n in t ent of the N e x t : H u b p ro ject w as t o des ig n a di stance e d u c a t io n f a cilit y f o r s t u den t s o f al l ages to ga t h er, c o n n ect , explo re, an d en gage i n l i fel ong l ea r n in g ex per ien ces .
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RESEARCH & INSPIRATION Active Learning includes flexible desks and seating in the classroom, integrative technology, monitors placed around the room so everyone can see, and power access
In an active learning classroom there is no assigned seating, gives freedom to students and allows them to choose their seat of choice for class.
In between spaces not only used for gathering, but used for studying too. When designing in between spaces keep learning in mind. Lounge seating can be used for an alternative learning environment.
Well-being implemented into a design reduces stress, anxiety, and psychological harm. Collaborative spaces allow social interactions among students. Design circulation paths encourage students to move throughout the space.
Meaning of color in educational learning: Red - alertness, encourages creativity Blue - sense of well being Yellow - positive feeling Green - calmness Brown - security and relaxation
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ZONED FLOOR PLANS PUBLIC
OPEN
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AUDITORY PRIVACY
COLLABORATIVE
INDIVIDUAL
LARGE OR SMALL GROUP
ALONE
LARGE OR SMALL GROUP
SEMI CLOSED VISUAL AND AUDITORY PRIVACY
CLOSED COLLABORATIVE
PRIVATE
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Level 11
TOGETHER
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REFLECTED CEILING PLANS LIGHTING LEGEND
EXPOSED STRUCTURE 9’ 9 3/4” A.F.F.
GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F. GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F. GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F.
GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F. GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F. GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F.
GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F.
GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F.
EXPOSED STRUCTURE 9’ 9 3/4” A.F.F.
Level 10
EXPOSED STRUCTURE 9’ 9 3/4” A.F.F.
GWB 9’ 0” A.F.F.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLANS
Immersive Learning located on inner core of building preventing daylight from interfering.
Maker-space classroom features high and low table heights for students.
Closed tutor space allows students to meet in private setting.
Work cafe connects to learning commons, creates open and inviting space for students to gather.
Level 10
Closed teacher hub features 3form pressed glass wall, creating a sense of privacy.
Monumental Stair reflects changing of pathways as metro would; this represents change from 10th to 11th floor.
Custom in-between space conceptually imitates curves seen on the metro. Buoy seating allows for easy moving.
Mother’s room features ambient setting with personal storage and privacy screens while in use.
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LEARNING COMMONS AND MAIN GATHERING PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Learning commons is the focal point of design, main gathering space for students. Connects directly to Work Cafe. Metro system imitated through use of curves seen in structural and lighting design. Lighting indicates break off spaces throughout design.
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MONUMENTAL STAIR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Change in path reflects concept of metro system changing pathways, representing change from 10th to 11th floor. Map of metro system located on back wall brings design together. Wall covering imitates steel look seen throughout metro system.
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IN BETWEEN SEATING PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Custom seating imitates metro system. Wall lighting located inside reflects light passing through metro system. Used for quiet space to study or do homework between class.
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WORK CAFE PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Ceiling design reflects the floor plan design, defining space. Use of steel like materials continues concept of metro system. Bar and table seating offers versatile seating options. Healthy food options for students help space achieve well being. Change in flooring designates spaces for students to collaborate.
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ACTIVE LEARNING PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Mobile desks and seating located in classroom for flexibility. “City Grid� wallpaper offers versatile options for design. High top and low top desks create versatile options for students to use in classroom. Mini white boards become tools for students to brainstorm and collaborate.
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A Aurora BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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AURORA BOUTIQUE HOTEL L O C AT I O N : Vail, Co lo r ado P R O JE C T D URAT ION: 5 Week s TY P E : H o sp i t alit y DI S C I P L I N E S: In t er io r Des ig n (4 Person Group) RE S P O N S I B I LIT IE S: Gu es t ro o m Lev el P ro g r a mm in g , B r an din g , Co n cept, Space P l a n n in g , F F &E Select io n , Ren dered Fl oor Pl ans, E l ev a t io n s, 3D Dig it al Ren der in g s, 3 D Maquette, 3 D R o o f t o p M o del C ON C E P T : Au ro r a, a bo u t iqu e h o tel , l ocated i n Va il, C o lo r ado is in s pired by t he Aurora Bo rea lis, t h e lig h t s o f t h e n o r t h ern hemi sphere. Th e o r b it a l co lo r s t h at m ak e u p thi s natural p h en o m en o n h ave s pecial m ean ings that th e d esig n ers u t ilized t o des ig n ate each s p a c e. E a c h s pace is u n if ied by mi ni mal i sti c S c a n d in a v ia n des ig n elem en t s and the i n t en t io n a l u s e o f co lo r an d lig h t ing. DE S I GN I N T ENT : T h e des ig n in t ent of Aurora, Bo u t iq u e H ot el w as t o des ig n a Bouti que Hotel an d S p a in c lu din g a Ro o f t o p B ar and Gri l l .
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RESEARCH & INSPIRATION Boutique hotels offer reception, front desk services, valet and bellhop services. Located near shopping, dining, and town attractions.
Guest rooms provide upscale furniture and material selections. Luxury bedding, up scale amenities, flat screen televisions, and mini bars.
Services are usually combined in complementary spa packages that guests enjoy four to eight hours. A la carte services and pricing available also for clients who wish to mix and match their treatments, and for clients who want to try something new.
For the rooftop bar take into consideration climate and location of hotel. Provide fire pits and enclosed regions for guests. Consider the guests below the rooftop when it may become a party scene.
Aurora Borealis is a natural light show caused by collision of electronically charged particles released from the Sun that enters Earth’s atmosphere. Can be seen as arcs, rippling curtains, or shooting rays.
Aurora
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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LOBBY RENDERED FLOOR PLAN The Lobby level includes Virdi Bar and Restaurant, Madela Spa, and a coffee bar that offers coffee and delicacies for guests. Each space is unified by minimalistic Scandinavian design elements and intentional use of color and lighting.
Men’s and Women’s restroom/changing rooms.
Spa features cryotherapy room as a special spa treatment.
Coffee bar for guests to enjoy while waiting in lobby.
Concierge desks for guests to receive personal one on one experience.
Lobby restaurant becomes place for guests to collaborate and unwind.
Abstract design of Aurora Borealis used on elevator doors. Dark and textured wall covering used to reflect night sky.
Aurora Aurora Aurora Lobby Elevator Elevation BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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Hotel lobby furniture and material selection. White marble flooring contrasts the dark paint and material selection.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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Blue hues characterize Madela, representing tranquility, healing and psychic development.
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Versatile seating located throughout the restaurant offers different dining experiences for the guests.
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LOBBY COFFEE BAR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Custom wallpaper featured on coffee bar. Versatile seating for guests to enjoy coffee and snacks. Master stair leads to mezzanine which includes banquette and meeting spaces. Columns designed to lead viewer’s eye throughout entire space. Purple and magenta hues create a relaxing experience for guests.
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MADELA SPA RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Blue hues used throughout the spa portray the concept of healing the body. Madela is derived from the Latin word for healing. Glass columns help the space appear larger.
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CRYOTHERAPY TREATMENT PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Cryotherapy also known as cold therapy is used to relieve muscle spasms, arthritis, anxiety, etc. When nitrogen reacts with particles in the atmosphere the blue color is seen in the Aurora Borealis. Cryotherapy uses cold nitrogen to create subzero temperatures that relieve pain.
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VIRDI BAR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Virdi is adjacent to the lobby. Green hues define space and bring quiet energy. Scandinavian details and acoustical panels create minimalistic scene.
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VIRDI BAR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Virdi Bar allows guests to unwind after a day of exploring Vail, Colorado. Abstract ripples of the Aurora Borealis used as hanging glass fixtures above the bar. The green hues used throughout Virdi Bar creates a relaxed and quiet atmosphere for the guests.
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GUEST ROOM RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
The purple and magenta hues that characterize the guest rooms represent a peaceful and relaxed ambiance according to the orbital colors of the Aurora Borealis. This design includes a custom carpet that is an abstract design of the Aurora Borealis, along with custom casework, wallcovering, and bedframe that mimics the peaceful and relaxed environment.
Standard King guest room includes lounge seating, desk, and built in storage.
Junior Suite guest room includes sofa sleeper and king size bed.
Standard Suite guest room includes sofa sleeper and lounge seating in separate room.
Each guest room features double vanity and standing shower in the restroom.
Double guest room features two double beds.
Guest room Corridor Elevation Guest room Furniture and Materials:
Lounge seating furniture and lighting. Different chair fabric used throughout rooms. Navy paint color reflects the idea of night sky.
Custom built desk and storage creates seamless look in guest rooms. Light wood tones reflect Scandinavian design.
Custom wallcovering and bedside tables contrast one another with purple and navy tones. Minimalistic pendant lighting allows custom wallpaper to be main focus.
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STANDARD KING GUEST ROOM PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Custom wallcovering and headboard created to reflect ripples and waves of Aurora Borealis. Purple and magenta hues represent peaceful and relaxed ambiance according to orbital colors of Aurora Borealis. Custom built bench used for seating and storage.
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STANDARD SUITE GUEST ROOM PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Custom builtin’s feature mini bar, storage, and television. Lounge seating includes sleeper sofa for extra guests to sleep. Located under mini bar is mini-fridge and microwave for guests. Coffee maker located in each room.
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ROOFTOP BAR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
Roseus Bar and Grill is an exclusive rooftop experience that touches red hues of Aurora Borealis. Customers are greeted by a glass dome and ceiling that emulates an observatory and give customers a view of night sky as they wine and dine. Marble, metal, wood, and red upholstery create a seductive atmosphere. The northern lights inspired the curvilinear bar and floor lighting. Red is seen at high altitudes in the Aurora Borealis which is the design driver for Roseus Bar and Grill.
Private cabana seating creates a dark and seductive environment.
Curved bar reflects ripples and waves seen in the Aurora Borealis.
Under-floor lighting implemented to continue the concept of the Aurora Borealis.
Indoor seating offered for guests, including dining and lounge seating.
Outdoor fire pits and seating allows guests to have different experiences throughout each space.
Roseus Bar and Grill 3D model was built using foam core board, foam sheets, wooden dowels, plexi glass, etc. The physical model features under lit floor like shown in the perspective renderings.
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ROOFTOP BAR AND GRILL PERSPECTIVE RENDERING (OUTDOOR) Private cabana’s offer exclusive experience for guests. Rippling bubble water wall incorporated to reflect Aurora Borealis. Dark color scheme creates dark and seductive atmosphere. Glass railing allows guests to view the Colorado night sky.
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ROOFTOP BAR AND GRILL PERSPECTIVE RENDERING (OUTDOORS) Under lit bar designed to bring attention to the bar. Curved bar design reflected into under floor lighting. Stage design offers live music for guests to enjoy throughout night.
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Amara WATERCOLORS
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AMARA WATERCOLORS STEELCASE DESIGN COMPETITION P R O JE C T D U RAT ION: 5 Week s TY P E : C o r p or at e DI S C I P L I N E S: In t er io r Des ig n RE S P O N S I B I LIT IES: B r an din g , Programmi ng, C o n c ep t , S pace Plan n in g , F F &E Sel ecti on, Ref lec t ed C eilin g Plan s , E levat io ns, 3 D Di gi tal Ren d er in g s C ON C E P T : I n s pired by Am ar an t h Ehrenhal t’s w a t erc o lo r pain t in g s Am ar a Wat ercol ors i s d e sig n ed t o ref lect t h e m o vem ent of watercol or p a in t . L ik e w at erco lo r pain t f lo w s smoothl y an d c rea t es n at u r al an d o rg an ic shapes, Amara w a t erc o lo r s n eeds a s pace t h at fl ows together an d c o n n ec t s t h e co m pan y. Cu r ved l i nes, bol d s h a p es, a n d br ig h t co lo r s w ill cre ate a new tra in in g sp a c e f o r Am ar a Wat ercol ors. DE S I GN I N T E NT : T h e des ig n in t ent of thi s p ro jec t is t o creat e an d br an d a company and d e sig n a c o r po r at e o f f ice f o r Amara Watercol ors ac ro ss t w o dif f eren t f lo o r s .
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RESEARCH & INSPIRATION Good office design offers direct/indirect lighting, adjustable light levels, and direction of light. Appropriate lighting improves productivity.
Good ergonomics can minimize or prevent musculoskeletal strain and injuries. There are 4 pillars of office design: support, reach, breathing and vision.
Businesses should first take care of the people who take care of its customers. If you want your employees to provide superior service, provide them with a superior space.
Flexible space on the perimeter of the office gives everyone access to the windows and the view outside. The offices on the perimeter also provide areas to gather in large and small groups.
Unassigned desks are becoming more common in corporate world. Employees do not have an assigned desk and each day they are able to choose where they would like to sit and work.
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FLOOR PLANS
Reception space features organic furniture and circular master stair to continue concept flowing movement of watercolors.
Large conference room features 18 seats at the conference table, lounge seating, and a television for calls that may need to be made during a meeting.
QMS training room used for training employees for different training days at the Amara office.
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Large classrooms feature seating for 25 people to be used during training sessions. High and low top seating allows for employees to see at any place within the room.
Private quiet/phone rooms are available for anyone to use within the office when needed.
Level 10 All offices and workstations are the same throughout the floor plan. Workstations are located in between offices of the department they are associated with.
Workstations and offices located on the interior rather the exterior wall so no one has a window office advantage.
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RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Reception space offers wait seating for customers and visitors that visit the Amara office. Connects directly to Work Cafe. Use of curved walls and pastel colors create the look of watercolor. Lighting forms circular movement like the way watercolor painting could.
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CORPORATE OFFICE PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Personal workstations include locked storage which also serves as seating. Lounge seating creates a relaxing option for work area for employees. Organic lighting fixtures continue the concept of the flowing movement of watercolor.
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PURE
DIGESTIVE HEALTH CLINIC
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PURE DIGESTIVE HEALTH CLINIC IIDA DESIGN COMPETITION LOC AT I O N : Sco t t s dale, AZ P R O JE C T D U RAT ION: 4 Week s T Y P E : H ea lt hcare D IS C I P L I N E S: In t er io r Des ig n (2 Person Proj ect) RE S P O N S I B I L IT IE S: B r an din g , Co ncept, Space P l a n n in g , F F &E Select io n , Ren dered Fl oor Pl ans, Re f lec t ed C eilin g Plan , E levat io n s, 3 D Di gi tal Re n d er in g C O N C E P T : T h e po s it ive im pact s of water on the b o d y is t h e des ig n dr iver f o r Pu re . Water has the p o w er t o h eal an d is u s ed t o cleanse and puri fy th e b o d y a n d s o u l. T h e f lo w o f w a ter i s refl ected i nt o t h e f lo o r plan w h ere LEAN De si gn pri nci pl es a re im p lemen t ed. D E S I GN I N T ENT : Space plan an d desi gn a 1 2 , 540 sq u a re f o o t dig es t ive h ea l th cl i ni c wi thi n a n ew m ed ic al o f f ice bu ildin g . T h e space pl an s h o u ld in c lu de w ait in g areas , exam rooms, o f f ic es, a n d an in f u s io n t h er apy sui te.
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RESEARCH & INSPIRATION LEAN Design Principles implemented within the floor plan to eliminate waste such as overproduction, transportation, motion, time processing, and defects within the every day medical work field.
Water makes up 68-75% of our bodies and is proven to be a natural medicator. It has the power to heal and is used to cleanse and purify the body and soul.
Infusion suite features acoustical/privacy panels between each suite to provide privacy for patients. The window view for each infusion suite provides a positive distraction for patients during infusion treatments.
Wayfinding is placed throughout the clinic for easy movement in the clinic. The exam rooms feature large numbers for easy viewing for patients.
Sustainable materials such as vinyl wallcoverings and seat upholstery allows for easy cleanup throughout the clinic.
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COLOR CODED FLOOR PLAN
Patient spaces include exam rooms, weight check, consultation room, and the infusion suite. Patient areas are designed to provide privacy for each patient. Exam rooms provide doors that lock and the infusion suite include privacy panels for each suite as well as an optional drapery for extra privacy. Caregiver spaces include staff offices, practitioner offices, administrative offices, clinical work areas, and alcoves. These spaces are designed with LEAN Design Principles in mind. These spaces provide greater value added resources, allow less medical errors to happen, improves patient outcomes, and creates a greater employee engagement. Public spaces include the main waiting area, check-in, and checkout. Within the public spaces acoustical panels are used to reduce noise. Privacy panels are included at the check-in desk so that patient’s are able to protect themselves and any personal documents.
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Kaishi Art Pendant Lamp
6� Recessed Can
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3Form Ceiling Acoustics
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
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Orchestra Patient Chair
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Stray
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Orchestra Bariatric Chair
10 Lado
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Loewenstein Cinque
11 Physician Stool
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Cascade Table
12 Neom Sofa
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Boost Ottoman
13 Oval Egg Table
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Y60 G2 Bench
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Zonal
15 1920 Rectangular Table
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Lasata
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ELEVATIONS
CORRIDOR ELEVATION
PURE WATER WALL ELEVATION
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INFUSION SUITE PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Infusion suite features acoustical privacy panels for patients. Draperies add extra layer of privacy for patients they can choose to close or leave open. Blue transparent acrylic continues concept of water throughout clinic design. Water drop inspired light fixtures are featured above nurses station and infusion suites. Swinging doors allow for easy access in and out of nurses station.
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EXAM ROOM PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Vinyl wallcovering featured behind the sink reduces clean-up time. Modular casework featured in each exam room. Exam chair features reclinable option when needed for patients. Under cabinet lighting offers softer lighting for patients in the case the troffers are too harsh.
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BRASFIELD & GORRIE DESIGN COMPETITION LOC AT I O N : Spir it H ill F ar m s , Ho lly Spri ngs, MS ( Clien t : B o b an d Sh er yl B o w en ) P R O JE C T D U RAT ION: 2 1/2 Week s T Y P E : I n t erd i s ciplin ar y D IS C I P L I N E S: In t er io r Des ig n (3), Graphi c Desi gn ( 1 ) , A rc h it ec t u re (4), B u ildin g Co nstructi on S c ien c e ( 3) RE S P O N S I B I L IT IE S: Co n cept , Spa ce Pl anni ng, FF &E S elec t i o n , Ren dered F lo o r Pl ans, 3 D Di gi tal Re n d er in g C O N C E P T : P res er ve t h e o r ig in s of the farm a n d h ig h lig h t t h e f o u n dat io n it w as bui l t upon. D esig n in g spaces t h at h o n o r t h e hi stori cal In d ia n H er it a g e o f t h e pro per t y by repurposi ng th e o r ig in a l st r u ct u re o f t h e bar n . I mpl ement s u st a in a b le m at er ials an d in n o vati v e technol ogy. T h e d esig n co m plem en t s t h e value of nature s u r ro u n d in g t h e bu ildin g . In clu de current i nn o v a t io n s o f t o day’s des ig n pr acti ce. D E S I GN I N T ENT : In t en t o f t h e proj ect to re d esig n a n exis t in g bar n at Spir i t Hi l l Farm i nto s tu d en t h o u s in g an d t o des ig n a smal l pav i l i on.
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RESEARCH & INSPIRATION Demographic is Forestry Research students from Mississippi State University’s Forestry Department or possible Elementary and High School field trip opportunities to learn about research from Forestry Department.
Forestry Department conducts research pertaining to Spirit Hill Farm’s land. Tracking tree growth, animal movement on land, and specifically watching the quail activity. Researchers work from dawn to dusk most days.
Housing for up to twelve sleeping spaces for students and faculty that come to stay at Spirit Hill Farms.
Clients requested original structure be preserved. New design introduces a metal siding rather original cedar wood, to eliminate existing rotting.
Clients ask for space for student researchers to connect, engage, and space to continue research past their field research.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLANS
Mudroom provides artifact storage for researchers.
ADA accessible rooms used as single room for Instructors who accompany the students.
Rugs separate spaces in the plan, creates more than one gathering space for the students.
The open floor plan connecting the kitchen and the common space allows for all the residents to gather together.
The pavilion is seen through the large curtain wall on the east end of the barn, carrying the concept of connectivity throughout the design.
Outdoor kitchen allows students to have more than one option for preparing meals.
LEVEL 1 + PAVILION
Double bedrooms requested by the client to continue the idea of collaboration.
Materials selected provide a neutral color palette.
LEVEL 2 Open loft connects two floors continuing interaction and movement throughout space.
SITE PLAN
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KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Designed to be a space for the residents to collaborate, connect, and interact with each other in a group setting. Kitchen island provides extra seating options. Windows located on back wall allows for natural light into the space. Client requested use of existing table for dining. Original brick reused in kitchen area. Wooden beams bring in additional warm tones into the space.
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COMMON SPACE PERSPECTIVE RENDERING Connection, collaboration, and interaction repeated in the common area. Rug defines areas within the plan. Curtainwall continues the use of the natural light throughout space. Large window wall connects barn to pavilion.
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THE LINEA LAMP DESIGN PROCESS:
3D VIEW
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
TOP VIEW
DESIGN CONCEPT: The use of line, balance, and symmetry were executed during the creation of the Linea Lamp. The inspiration behind the Linea Lamp is “linear perfection”. By using parallel and perpendicular lines the lamp creates an image of symmetry that is pleasing to the eye. Linea Lamp is created with stained strips of wood, allowing the texture of the wood to show through, and also LED light strips that are hidden within the wood strips.
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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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RECEPTION DESK MILLWORK PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION 3 111 4 111
3 111
2 111
MILLWORK PLAN - RECEPTION
1 111 SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION 2 111
MILLWORK PLAN - RECEPTION
1 111 SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
3FORM CHASM - ASH WHITE
MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 - RECEPTION 0'-2"
2 111
6" OVERHANG 16'-0" SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP WITH BEVELED EDGE
SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0" 2'-0"
12'-0"
2'-0"
3FORM CHASM - ASH WHITE
2'-0"
0'-2"
3'-6"
6" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP WITH BEVELED EDGE
12'-0"
2'-0"
MILLWORK ELEVATION 1 - RECEPTION SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
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REVISIONS:
DRAWN BY: MACHAELA MCDONALD CHECKED BY: ISSUE DATE: 4/4/2019
1'-0"
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
2" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP BEVELED EDGE
2'-2"
BRUSHED NICKEL CABINET AND DRAWER PULLS
3'-4"
1'-10"
3 4" THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER
0'-4"
MILLWORK ELEVATION 2 - RECEPTION
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REVISIONS:
1'-93 4"
0'-2"
1'-0" DRAWN BY: MACHAELA MCDONALD CHECKED BY: ISSUE DATE: 4/4/2019
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
3 111 SCALE = 0' - 3" = 1' - 0" 8
3FORM CHASM ASH WHITE
0'-2"
4" TOE KICK
REVISION DATE: 10" DESK RETURN
0'-2"
2 111
0'-10"
3'-6"
16'-0"
REVISION DATE:
0'-2"
10 " DESK RETURN
0'-4"
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1" 3'-32
2" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP BEVELED EDGE
3 4"
THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER
0'-1"
0'-7" 0'-7" 0'-6"
0'-6" OPEN
1'-3"
0'-7" 0'-7" 0'-6"
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OPEN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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0'-1" 2'-6"
1'-0"
1'-0"
1'-0"
1'-0"
BRUSHED NICKEL CABINET AND DRAWER PULLS
1" 3'-32
2'-6"
4" TOE KICK
MILLWORK ELEVATION 3 - RECEPTION
0'-4"
4 111 SCALE = 0' - 3" = 1' - 0" 8
2'-0"
1 2"
THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER
0'-4"
6" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP BEVELED EDGE 0'-4"
1'-0"
0'-10"
6" OVERHANG SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP BEVELED EDGE
3FORM CHASM - ASH WHITE 1 2"
THICK BIRCH PLYWOOD
1 2"
THICK BIRCH PLYWOOD
1 X 2 TOP PLATE BRUSHED NICKEL CABINET AND DRAWER PULLS
1" 4'-32
1/2" THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER
0'-4"
2 X 4 BASE
1 X 2 BASE
REVISIONS:
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CHECKED BY: ISSUE DATE: 4/4/2019
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0'-2"
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REVISION DATE:
MILLWORK SECTION A - RECEPTION
5 111 SCALE = 0' - 38" = 1' - 0"
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IMPERFECTIONS Studio Lighting photography series. Photographing human imperfections while highlighting the beauty that we forget is within the imperfections.
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WATERCOLOR PAINTING Process: Hand sketched from a photograph, painted with watercolors, and detailed with black ink.
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