M ACK ENZIEPETTIT
INTERIOR DESIGN
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EDUCATION
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE + INTERIOR DESIGN Minor: Marketing Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS GPA: 3.85/4.00 | Graduation: August 2015 ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE + GENERAL STUDIES Hinds Community College, Raymond, MS GPA: 3.76/4.00 | Graduation: May 2011
amp334@msstate.edu www.mackenziepettit.com CURRENT: 207 North Nash Street Apt B Starkville, MS 39759 PERMANENT: 623 Green Court Jackson, MS 39272
EXPERIENCE DESIGN ASSISTANT | FLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES Starkville, MS | 2013 - Present Design seating for hospitality in-line and expos Create and distribute shop drawings Oversee and critique the build of prototypes Develop prototype documentation SALES REPRESENTATIVE | AZWELL Flowood, MS | 2008 - 2013 Aided customers with purchases Labeled incoming merchandise Selected clothing and display for mannequins Reinforced cleanliness of store STUDENT ASSISTANT | C.M. EVANS, INVESTMENTS, LLC Ridgeland, MS | 2012 Assisted in the design process of smaller jobs and remodels Calculated estimates for projects Attended client meetings Runner for miscellaneous items
HONORS + ACTIVITIES
RELATED COURSES AutoCAD 3D CAD Modeling Digital Design Hand Rendering Furniture Design Color & Lighting Detailing & Construction History of Interiors I & II Historical Preservation Environments for Special Needs Textiles for Interiors Materials, Treatments & Resources Professional Practice Communications Photography
COMPUTER SKILLS Revit Architecture AutoCAD Rhino Google SketchUp Adobe Creative Suite Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Bridge Dreamweaver Microsoft Office Word Excel PowerPoint
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SCHOLASTIC Tau Sigma Delta Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Presidents Scholar + Deans Scholar INTERIOR DESIGN American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member (2011-2015) Brass Ring National Competition (2013) Silver (Team) - Digital Rendering Bronze (Team) - Commercial Design > 2500 SF IDEC National Conference Volunteer (2014) ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day (2014) 1st Place (Team) - Institutional and Educational Design Honorable Mention (Team) - Hospitality Design Honorable Mention - Hand Rendering ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day (2013) Honorable Mention - Residential Design ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day (2012) MSU ASID Student Competition (2014) 1st Place - Hospitality Design 2nd Place (Team) - Computer Generated Rendering 2nd Place (Team) - Institutional Design 2nd Place (Team) - Retail Design 3rd Place - Hand Rendering 1st Place (Team) - MSU Cooper Lighting Competition (2013) 1st Place (Team) - Something Southern Design Competition (2013) CAMPUS Hinds Community College Lady Eagles Softball Team (2009-2011) Co-Captain (2010-2011) COMMUNITY SERVICE Habitat for Humanity (2013) Boys & Girls Clubs (2013) American Cancer Society Relay for Life (2012) American Heart Association “Heart Walk” (2010)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HEALTHCARE RETAIL RETAIL CORPORATE OTHER
EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
The Main Event
Tektonik
Hotel X
HOSPITALITY
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
RETAIL
CORPORATE
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OBJECTIVE Provide interior design services and documentation for the renovation of a boutique hotel in a downtown location of your choosing. The building of focus has a total of 18 levels. The renovation includes the lobby, guest level 6, rooftop terrace and branding of all individual spaces.
SOLUTION Using the inspiration of a irework and the target of young professionals, Hotel X creates a unique boutique hotel experience through providing environments that stimulate all senses and allows guests to explore all aspects of a irework.
CONCEPT EXPERIENCE. EXCITE. EXHALE. EXCEED. EXHILARATE. Located in the center of downtown Denver, Colorado, Hotel X brings a lively and explosive presence to the vibrant city illed with young professionals. Inspired by all aspects of a irework, Hotel X provides a luxury boutique hotel experience like no other. From its sense of celebration to the afterefects of awestruck wonder, elements of a irework are implemented throughout the branding and design of Hotel X.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop RESPONSIBILITIES Research + Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + Elevations + Perspectives + Maquette + Model
9 weeks | 29,000 SF
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ROOFTOP LEVEL
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GUEST LEVELS
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+ When entering Hotel X, guests are invited into luxury and introduced to the concept of being awestruck. + With lighting displays, colorful elements, and ire feature walls, guests’ senses are immediately engaged and the experience begins. + The design of the reception area relects opulence through material selection, custom furniture, and customer service. + Finishes are subtle in color yet lively in texture. + This is where guests’ experiences begin and evolve as they are encouraged to explore and experience Hotel X.
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NOTES + 801, the restaurant, is derived from the temperature at which a irework combusts. + The excitement of a irework is shown through colorful fabrics, relective surfaces, and lighting features. NOTES + Fuse, the bar and lounge, is inspired by the anticipation and excitement leading up to the grand explosion of a irework. + Materials are subtle with a slight explosion of color. + The bar design and ceiling feature feed into the restaurant, acting as a fuse for a irework.
NOTES + As a space for relaxation and relection, the spa is inspired by the after efects of a irework and designed around the idea of a haze. + A luxury experience begins as guests are greeted in the reception where soft tones of blues and greys create a peaceful setting. + Natural textures, the pool, feature wall, sauna, and snow room, stimulate the senses and make the body and mind feel alive and relaxed. + Finished with lavish materials, the treatment rooms provide complete privacy so that each guest is encouraged to exhale and enjoy their spa experience.
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+ With intense attention to detail, the guest rooms are designed to exceed expectations. + Features such as wood loors, glass walls, and custom built-ins create a luxurious experience. + Glass walls maximize space and create a visual connection between the bedroom and bathroom. + Custom built-ins provide ample storage. + Relective materials further the concept of a irework and create light within the space. + Calm colors and textures encourage a space of relaxation.
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rooftop model
NOTES + Inspired by the embers at the inale of a irework, the rooftop is designed to create an atmosphere unlike all others. + A place of awestruck wonder, it is intended to be where guests end their day by experiencing the space after the sun sets. + With a variety of areas, the rooftop appeals to many occasions and people.
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NOTES + Acting as the hottest point of an ember, the rooftop bar and restaurant are designed to create an exhilarating experience. + Provides a family friendly environment where a variety of dining seating is ofered. + Glass and metal inishes, ire feature, and lighting feature combine to create a iery efect.
NOTES + The rooftop bar creates an exhilarating experience through fantastic views and the contrast of ire and water. + Water elements create interesting lighting efects and emit steam during colder months to create a mysterious element. + Scattered lounge spaces feature ire pits and a variety of seating to encourage guests to stay, socialize, and enjoy the spectacular rooftop views.
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1st Place MSU ASID Student Competition
OBJECTIVE Design an international restaurant using cultural research to develop an identiiable concept and branding as well as provide a variety of dining areas that attract both locals and tourists.
SOLUTION Using the aspects of a volcano, diferent experiences are provided within the dining areas. A variety of table sizes and seating options enables guests choice and comfort while textures, lighting efects and material selection further the concept of each atmosphere.
CONCEPT Tektonik is a casual dining restaurant located in Bandung, Indonesia and is inspired by the dominance and elements of Mount Tangkuban Parahu, which can be seen north of the city. Much like the converging of tectonic plates, diferent experiences can be found within Tektonik with it’s separation of dining spaces and bar. With the cofee and tea bar resembling an exploding volcano and the design of the dining areas deriving from hot pools, guests will surely experience the elements of Bandung’s volcanoes whichever dining setting they choose.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop
4 weeks | 6,800 SF
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patio dining board example
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+ Staggered planks displayed at varying heights and sizes illustrate the shifting of tectonic plates. + The placement of backlit red planks derives from the legend of Mount Tangkuban Parahu’s impending sunrise on the East.
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ENTRY COFFEE & TEA BAR MAIN DINING WOMEN’S RESTROOM MEN’S RESTROOM BACK OF HOUSE PRIVATE DINING SMALL DINING PATIO DINING
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+ Symmetry and geometric shapes inluence the loor plan. + The separation of the dining and bar allow diferent experiences within the restaurant. + The main dining area layout resembles the shifting of tectonic plates.
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4" LED RECESSED HOUSING 4-1/2" X 6-5/8"
15W LED 3045K
HALO H455-TCP-UNVD010-EL4-05-8-30-TL400WH
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LED RECESSED NARROW STRIP 4' X 5"
LED 3500K 2100 LUMENS 33W
NEO-RAY S23-DR-2L35-FSR-XX-120-DD-S292HT
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NEO-RAY 23DW-1T5-4-1EB-1SI-EM-GLR
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TOM DIXON BLS01WH
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651-WP SERIES EXTERIOR WALL LUMINAIRE 24" X 13-3/8"
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SHAPER 651-WP-MH/1/50-120V-GM
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WALL MOUNT LED EXIT SIGN 16'-9/16" X 8'-1/4"
LED 3.6V, .78W DC
SURE-LITES APC7UR
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NOTES + The cofee and tea bar is an area designed to accommodate customers who require quick, easy, and “on the go� options. + Noticeable from outside, this space serves as a focal point and draws in customers. + The use of dramatic colors and natural materials provides a thriving and active environment. + Each layer of the bar illustrates the activity and progress of an erupting volcano. Dark granite looring represents the crust of the volcano base. A natural stone counter and white granite counter tops symbolize the ash fallen from the heat of the volcanic explosion. Deep red glass shelving loats below the dynamic ceiling feature which conveys the progression of arising magma on the verge of erupting. Arranged at varying heights, bold orange and red ceiling panels signify exploding lava. + The repetition of the staggered wood planks creates the illusion of shifting planks and the low of hot lava. + With a centrally located bar, the space allows ample room for guests to move around with seating options on either side.
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NOTES + The main dining area provides an open and spacious environment with seating arrangements that ofer unrestricted privacy. + Ceramic tile is the primary looring with natural stone creating a subtle pathway. + Light, airy fabric and a cool color palette inspired by hot pools combine with natural wood to provide a calm and relaxing environment. + A custom wood paneling system provides privacy, serves as beautifully crafted artwork, as well as furthers the concept of shifting tectonic plates. + Creating an intimate and luxurious dining experience, drop down ceilings further promote privacy.
NOTES + The private dining area is an extension of the main dining. + Two separate spaces can be sectioned of to seat 24 each, or open to accommodate up to 48 customers. + A backwall of travertine stone serves as a focal point as well as connecting the private dining to the main dining. + A sliding glass paneling system provides lexibility around and within the space.
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THE
MAI N E VE N T Honorable Mention ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day
1st Place MSU Cooper Lighting Competition
OBJECTIVE Through the use of Cooper lighting products, create an environmentally friendly lighting design for an environment of your choosing.
SOLUTION Through the creation of a multi-functioning space, the aspects of energy savings and sustainability are
incorporated through a multi-faceted lighting plan that provides maximum energy eďŹƒciency. With the use of natural daylight, LED, and metal halide lighting ixtures, the space allows a variety of moods and range of activities.
CONCEPT The Main Event is an upscale event venue located in Chicago, Illinois. Situated on the beautiful shore of Lake Michigan, views of both the breathtaking skyline and the sparkling water can be enjoyed for both daytime and nighttime events. This eclectic venue ofers a spacious terrace, one-of-a-kind round bar and lounge, private dressing room with a comfortable seating area, and loor-to-ceiling windows. With its lexible and spacious loor plan, unique decorative elements, and impressive lighting techniques, The Main Event will perfectly serve any entertaining need.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop + Excel RESPONSIBILITIES Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + RCP + Legends + Perspectives + Board Design
3 weeks | 10,000 SF
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106-P SERIES PENDANT 10" X 64" HANGING HEIGHT: 4'-8"
3(54W) HO T5
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CERAMIC METAL HALIDE 10-3/16" X 7-1/4"
39W T6 G12 CMH
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4" LED RECESSED HOUSING 4-1/2" X 6-5/8"
15W LED 3045K
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LED RECESSED NARROW STRIP 4' X 5"
LED 3500K 2100 LUMENS 33W
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COVE LIGHTING 3-3/16" X 4'
28W T5 (48")
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STASIS TRACK HEAD 5-5/8" X 4-3/16" 8' 2 CIRCUIT TRACK 12' 2 CIRCUIT TRACK LIVE END CONNECTOR STRAIGHT CONNECTOR HANGING HEIGHT: 9'
LED 17W 4000K
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NARROW HOUSING 4-1/2" X 5-1/16"
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641 SERIES WALL LUMINERE 12" X 6"
(2) 13W (2GX7) 4-PIN LOW WATT CFL LAMPS
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461 SERIES PENDANT 6" X 10" VARIED HEIGHTS: 9', 9'-6", 10', 10'-6", 11'
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LED 3.6V, .78W DC
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10W 2700K, 21 NARROW, GU5.3 BASE
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MANUFACTURER NUMBER SHAPER 106-40-PIS-T5/3/54HO-120V-NA-DMA7-52 106-40-SHD-SIW PORTFOLIO MD6-39T6G12-E-6950-ND-LI-TRM6 HALO H455-TCP-UNVD010-EL4-05-8-30-TL400WH NEO-RAY S23-DR-2L35-FSR-XX-120-DD-S292HT METALUX SNF-128T5-120-GL-EBT1N HALO LA805MEDWS840MB LA632SL LA633SL LA671SL LA673SL NEO-RAY 23DW-1T5-4-1EB-1SI-EM-GLR SHAPER 641-12-W-CFL2/13-120-MW-CLR-DMA7 SHAPER 461A-CFL/1/18/120V-NA-1S__ VARIED HEIGHTS: 9', 9'-6", 10', 10'-6", 11' SURE-LITES APC7UR LUMIERE 696-10LED2712-120/12BZ LUMIERE 303-W1-LEDB1-2700-UNV-T2-DIMELV-BK-EDGE
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lighting legend
NOTES + With a multi-faceted lighting plan, the use of multiple layered lighting and dimmable lights provide maximum energy eямГciency while creating a variety of atmospheres and allowing a range of activities within the same space. + Twenty foot ceilings and glass window-walls lood the venue in daylight and minimize the need for artiicial light.
ENTRY RECEPTION HALL STAGE / DANCE FLOOR DRESSING ROOM WOMEN’S RESTROOM MEN’S RESTROOM BAR / LOUNGE PATIO DINING
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Silver Brass Ring National Competition
2nd Place MSU ASID Student Competition
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Howell Renovation HOSPITALITY
EDUCATIONAL
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
RETAIL
CORPORATE
OTHER
HOWELL HALL R E N O VAT I O N Bronze
Brass Ring National Competition
2nd Place MSU ASID Student Competition
1st Place ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day
OBJECTIVE Redesign Howell Hall, an existing building located on Mississippi State University’s campus, to house the new Interior Design Program and the Department of Art’s fundamental courses.
SOLUTION Through reconstruction, the development of a functional, aesthetically pleasing environment provides both units more adequate spaces than the current locations in which they are housed. With the design of individual spaces, the brands of each college unit are strengthened while still developing a sense of campus community.
CONCEPT When campus community exists in its strongest form, it is associated with learning, sharing ideas, and high levels of human engagement. With the Interior Design Program and the foundation courses for the Department of Art relocating to Howell, the College of Architecture, Art, and Design will be situated in a single area on the Mississippi State University campus. The nature of classes in CAAD requires students to spend countless hours in studios working on projects; therefore, the design of Howell Hall centers around community building and the creative stimulation and motivation of the students who study there.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop RESPONSIBILITIES Research + Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + RCP + Legend + Perspectives + Board Design
3 weeks | 20,000 SF
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6" LED RECESSED HOUSING 6 1/8" X 10 1/4" X 7"
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SUSPENDED DIRECT/INDIRECT 4'-0" X 5" X 4" HANGING HEIGHT: 12'-0" A.F.F. SUSPENDED DIRECT/INDIRECT 8'-0" X 5" X 4" HANGING HEIGHT: 12'-0" A.F.F. SINGLE LIGHT 16" PENDANT HANGING HEIGHT: 4'-6" A.F.F. MINIMALIST RAW BRASS PENDANT HANGING HEIGHT: 4'-6" A.F.F.
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LED 3500K LED 3500K 100W
MANUFACTURER NUMBER COOPER LIGHTING: HALO H750TCPD010-ML712835TUNVD010-494WB06 S22DIP-1L35-SCETG-4-U-DD-S92HT COOPER LIGHTING: NEO-RAY S22DIP-1L35-SCETG-8-U-DD-S92HT LIGHTING DIRECT: NUVO LIGHTING BCI1949373
60W INCANDESCENT
BARN LIGHT ELECTRIC: BLE-501-TW
LED 17W 4000K
COOPER LIGHTING: HALO LA805MEDWS840MB LA632SL
LED 3000K
COOPER LIGHTING: HALO HU1024D830P HU101
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COOPER LIGHTING: NEO-RAY 23DW-1T5-4-1EB-1SI-EM-GLR
LED 3.6V, .78W DC
COOPER LIGHTING: SURE-LITES APC7UR
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NOTES + A large classroom with a central location is shared by both units and branded with the colors of the College of Architecture, Art, and Design. + Desks are situated in stadiumstyle rows to ensure adequate views of the professor.
NOTES + The corridors in the Art Department and the Interior Design Program (featured) are branded with a ceiling feature in their retrospective colors. + Prominant signage ensures that students and visitors know where they are at all times. + Displays provide a space for students to exhibit their work and visitors to admire.
NOTES + The hub is the main location for building campus community. + As an addition to Howell, it has a central location allowing easy access from all departments. + Areas are provided for students to collaborate, interact, or relax inbetween classes.
NOTES + The private entrance to the Department of Art features an orange wall with graphics to brand the space. + Place for a student worker is provided in order to greet and direct visitors. + Shelving and wall displays allow student’s projects to be admired by all who enter.
NOTES + The drawing studio features raw, industrial design elements and large windows for natural daylight. + Light-controlling shades and adjustable LED track lighting allow lexibility within the space. + A wall of pin-up space is provided for project critiques. + Nearby storage ensures that props and supplies are close yet without cluttering the studio.
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NOTES + The Interior Design studio houses the sophomore, junior, and senior classes in its program. + The studio is open, yet each class is separated by custom partitions. + The partitions provide pin-up space and shelving and can be opened for greater visual sightlines or closed for more privacy. + High, exposed ceilings and large windows allow the space to be illed with natural daylight. + Carpeted looring provides acoustical insulation. + Custom desks with lockable drawers provide safety for student’s belongings.
NOTES + The materials library is incorporated into the Interior Design studio and allows students to be surrounded by inspirational textiles and inishes. + A large, standing-height island provides students with a space to arrange and coordinate materials for their projects. + Cabinets and shelving allow for the storage and organization for large amounts of resources.
NOTES + A large collaboration zone within the Interior Design studio provides a private place for students to collaborate and meet. + Multiple pin-up boards and separate zones allow more than one group to meet at a time. + A kitchenette allows students to prepare food when working long hours.
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UNIVERSITY
OBJECTIVE Using the provided space, develop an educational environment that helps to develop students to become future leaders and innovators.
SOLUTION Through research and the use of the latest educational technology, the learning environment of NEXT provides students with a premier education through increased student engagement and learning retention. A range of transitional learning spaces with a variety of palette of postures support the diverse needs of students.
CONCEPT The Rubik’s Cube is many things. It is a toy, it is a puzzle, it is a math problem, it is an object that requires interaction and determination. It symbolizes bewildering problems and triumphant intelligence, simplicity and complexity, order and chaos. With slightly more than 43 quintillion arrangements, it is the journey to inding the solution that makes a Rubik’s Cube rewarding. In the same way, NEXT has a primary goal of developing future leaders and innovators through promoting and encouraging interaction and collaboration within a learning environment to better the future of higher education.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop
3 weeks | 10,600 SF
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NOTES + The loor plan is inspired by the basic structure of a Rubik’s Cube. + In the same way that a user must interact with this object in order to produce a solution, interaction among students as well as faculty is supported through a series of active learning environments. + A centrally located student workcafe’ serves as the basis for the plan. + A diverse range of settings and palette of postures are located around the cafe’ that allow transition and movement.
IN-BETWEEN LEARNING STUDENT WORKCAFE’ FACULTY CONNECTION HUB ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM LARGE CLASSROOM ACTIVE DISTANCE LEARNING CLASSROOM CIRCULATION
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NOTES + The student workcafe’ is a centrally located environment that allows individual or collaborative work. + Because this area works hard during peak hours, Idea Paint covers the walls and diferent types of work settings are provided.
NOTES + The faculty connection hub is an open environment that supports individual work and collaboration among students and faculty. + Natural daylight enters the entire space, promoting wellbeing within the working environment.
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HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
Erich Fromm
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
RETAIL
CORPORATE
OTHER
OBJECTIVE Design a patient room of the future using technology to increase safety, streamline worklow for doctors and nurses, ofer room for social activities and families and provide sustainably designed operation solutions.
SOLUTION With an understanding of efective healthcare design, a biophilic design approach intends to promote health and well-being through the integration of nature. The use of technology helps to minimize clutter and streamline the environment and by providing a separate family area within patient rooms, family activities and interaction are encouraged.
CONCEPT Healthcare design is a critical issue that requires unique understanding of the care environment and the processes within this setting. The understanding of individual behavior among the patients, their families, and the care givers, as well as the physical and psychological efects the space provides is needed to improve the healthcare setting. Biophilic Design is based on the theory that human health and well-being has a biologically based need to aďŹƒliate with nature. With a recent trend in sustainability and green building, this patient room design focuses on improving patient health and satisfaction through the combined use of architecture and nature.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop RESPONSIBILITIES Research + Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + Elevations + Perspectives + Board Design
2 weeks | 650 SF/ROOM
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GOALS HUMANIZE Promote personal customization, control, and comfort for patients, family, and staf.
EMPOWER Promote collaboration between patients, family, and staf through education and access to information.
STREAMLINE Promote adequate and eďŹƒcient processes and work patterns between patient, family, and staf.
built-in wardrobe LED panel lighting nature inspired wall mural integrated monitor screen built-in storage
nature inspired wall mural
sleeper sofa
built-in table
frosted glass
built-in table interactive television LED panel lighting customizable display shelving
natural daylight
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HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
HEALTHCARE
Flourish
Nexus
RETAIL
CORPORATE
OTHER
OBJECTIVE Composed of interdisciplinary teams, design and create a construction plan for the given building and its interior for the tenancy of an incubator retailer. Work collaboratively to develop a cohesive design that is constructible and considers aspects of LEED.
SOLUTION The cubed market spaces, ceiling detail, product display, and looring maintain the constant design concept of a pixel. Various stalls throughout the space allow for the use of many types and sizes of retailers while still maintaining adequate circulation. Wall and ceiling designs draw the consumer into the space and encourage the exploration of more to come.
CONCEPT In the same way that pixels come together to form an image, aspiring merchants merge together at NEXUS to create the growing retail market of downtown Starkville. The idea of a small, closely-knitted community creating something larger mimics the pixels of an image and is translated throughout the use of a cube shape in the design of the space.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop RESPONSIBILITIES Research + Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + RCP + Perspectives + Board Design
2 weeks | 1,500 SF
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FLOURISH 2nd Place MSU ASID Student Competition
OBJECTIVE Design and develop a new global prototype for a cosmetic chain that is targeted towards the working class women. Allow the design to be suitable for the future roll out and reinterpretation into other formats.
SOLUTION Embracing the cutting-edge idea of a business, Flourish allows customers to purchase high-end cosmetic
products and salon services without sufering through the rigid interactions that characterize most beauty counter transactions. Using the inspiration of a leaf, the efective design conveys the new brand to guests and allows a consumer journey throughout the space.
CONCEPT Flourish is a revolutionary beauty retail business with a unique open-sell environment featuring wellnessconscious and organic brands across a broad range of product categories. Branded and designed by the concept of a leaf, Flourish recognizes the individuality of its clients and sells products that will help them accentuate their unique beauty needs. Housed in an organic and natural environment, Flourish represents the vision of a business with a distinct mission to nurture women’s natural beauty as they go through all the seasons of their lives.
SOFTWARE AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop RESPONSIBILITIES Research + Programming + Concept + Space Planning + Branding + FF&E + AutoCAD + Revit + RCP + Elevations + Perspectives + Board Design
3 weeks | 1,200 SF
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BEAUTY + The store’s layout resembles the curves of a leaf and allows shoppers to move around as they ind the product that best suits their needs. + In the same way that the vein provides the inner beauty for the leaf, Flourish strives to help its patrons bring their inner beauty to the surface through providing pampering services. + Shimmering mercury glass throughout the space helps relect the patrons’ outer beauty and appears to glisten with dew, as a leaf at dawn.
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VITALITY + Flourish promotes the vitality and wellness of its clients by providing products that are completely organic. + Organic materials are also used in the interior with wood and slate looring, which imitate the pure, unreined feeling of being outdoors. + A clean, crisp-leaf inspired color palette mimics the beauty of leaves in all of their seasons and enhances the shopping experience by lifting moods, which increases purchases.
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EVOLUTION + Flourish caters to the ever-changing beauty needs of its targeted clientele and helps them glide gracefully from one season of life to the next by carrying a product line that evolves as the client evolves. + Products are showcased in an environment with a ceiling featuring layers resembling a canopy of leaves in a tree. + This curving plan draws customers from the front of the store to the rear, thus ensuring that all products are easily seen and accessible.
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HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
Next
CORPORATE
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
RETAIL
OTHER
OBJECTIVE Using the given space, create an environment to aford entrepreneurs access to resources, expertise, and an environment that fosters creativity and allows them to fail early and often.
SOLUTION A diverse working environment attracts consultants and maintains the organization’s client base. The space delivers a message that proves to the consultants their viability for entrepreneurs as well as supports the behaviors the organization expects from its culture. With the use of Steelcase products, a range of working environments allows teams and individuals choice and control.
CONCEPT NEXT is a Think Tank organization located in Austin, Texas that seeks to uncover what’s next in innovation. The employees of NEXT have backgrounds in design-thinking, engineering, anthropology, architecture, sociology, and industrial design. The design of the space is inspired by this diversity of difering cultures and ideas in experience to encourage collaboration, innovation, connectivity, and progression in order for individuals to reach their goals.
SOFTWARE SketchUp + AutoCAD + Revit + Illustrator + InDesign + Photoshop
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NOTES + The cafe’ is divided into two parts in order to serve multiple purposes. + The linear wood ceiling feature connects the two spaces. + The bar-like area of the cafe’ contains a media wall in order to encourage collaboration and provide connectivity within the global market.
NOTES + The lounge-like area of the cafe’ allows comfort and private conversation as well as serve as a meeting space. + Encouraging words and quotes are used throughout the cafe’ to create positive results and fulilled goals.
NOTES + A variety of working environments allows employees choice and control to better suite their working conditions. + Open workstations are provided for communication and teamwork and as well as intimate areas and enclosed rooms for focused work. + Linear carpet is used to encourage individuals to move throughout the space and enjoy many diferent settings.
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HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
HOSPITALITY
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL
OTHER
HEALTHCARE
RETAIL
RETAIL
CORPORATE
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CRESCENT
Brno
Spark
Wassily
Krusin
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Pollock
Width: 25” | Depth:29” | Height:27.5” | Seat Height:18”
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board design
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width: 25” | depth: 29” | height: 27.5” | seat height: 18”
NOTES + After researching the history and collection of Knoll, Crescent was derived from a combination of iconic pieces. + Crescent takes a modern design approach that is aesthetically pleasing, innovative in design, and suitable for the home.
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Honorable Mention ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day 2nd Place MSU ASID Student Competition
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