Interior Design Portfolio

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

MADELINE MAGEE | 2023

DesignConcept

BHM Bridge

The bridge is named after a civil rights activist who worked to build personal bridges between Boston’s diverse communities. Compared to all other bridges in Boston, this one is extremely innovative and ahead of its time. It stands as a symbol of the same characteristics the client embodies in their daily culture:

FosteringConnections

ForwardThinking

EnergeticCollaboration

Client NEXT Robotics

NEXT is a leading global consumer robotics company finding innovative ways to improve daily human life. NEXTERS are driven by solutions that allow individuals to be ahead of their time, and feel like they are among the NEXT generation of innovators.

DesignDrivers

Working Zones

Dividing the space into three different zones. Fostering connections for team and community members to form valuable connections, innovation wing for design and engineers to bring their ideas to life and the foward thinking wing for product management and development.

DesignDrivers

Work Modes

DesignDrivers

Bold Color

The initial color inspiration derives from the reflection of light off of the bridge at night. The color was translated into the space to purposefully align with the three different space divisions. Green symbolizes discovery and growth. orange symbolizes energy and optimism, while salmon symbolizes innovation and deep thought.

Walk&Work

Treadwork

WorkMode

Focus: Semi-private space that improves cognitive function by keeping the user alert through minimal physical activity

Rejuvenation: Treadwork and bikework desking to Improve mood, reduces stress, increase productivity, creativity and stabilizes energy levels

SpacePlanning

Room shape designed to ‘plug in’ with 10’ x 10’or 10’ x 20’ spaces, creating a cove for small collaboration rooms or phone booths

TechnicalAspects

Lockable cubbies for employee shoes when not in use

Motion censored overhead lighting through Arktura panels that change color to align with circadian rhythm

Wall mounted monitors for working or watching scenic views

Sustainability

Energy produced on the treadmills will be stored and converted into energy to power the systems & computer technology

OpenOffice

Focusing on collaboration

WorkMode

Focus: Public area that supports focus work

Collaboration: Variety of different plug and play collaboration arrangements at the end of each desk row

SpacePlanning/Layout

Collaboration spaces immediately off of desking allows for more opportunities for movement between the modes and naturally instigates conversation

TechnicalAspects

White noise to be played through ceiling embedded speakers

Motion censored overhead lighting

Sustainability

Cradle to cradle carpet tile made in carbon neutral manufacturing facilities and can be returned and reclaimed when removed

Closely follows the Living Building Challenge Red List and Declare program to avoid PFASs and PFCs

Walk&Talk

Toolbox

Healthcare Clinic

Mountain Park Health Center is a healthcare clinic driven by providing affordable healthcare solutions to the Phoenix community. The design drivers suited for their clientele include: universal design attributes, welcoming and not overwhelming spaces, and sustainable solutions.

DesignConcept

Layers of movement

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PlanningNeeds

Public, Clinical & Staff

MPHC is driven by creating a safe environment for those who need affordable healthcare. They need a space that can be broken up into three different groups: public, clinical and staff. This division of space is to protect the privacy of those coming in for treatment.

SpacePlanning

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The adjacency diagram was used in the planning phase to echo back to the client that we understood how important their division of space was, while also supplying all three sectors with accessibility to each other. The diagrams were mainly used to decide what the most efficient method of planning would be to respectably fit everyone into the building.

Reception

The reception space was designed to be very welcoming and calming. This was achieved through the use of natural materials, double-height space and greenery. Guests are greeted at an accessible reception desk, and then have the choice to sit throughout three different waiting areas all equipted with varying options of seating and activities for children.

SOCIETY

Client Society 04

Society 04 is a space for artists, date nights, early mornings, expression and gathering. Society 04 believes in supporting local artists by providing an outlet where artists can express themselves within a variety of spaces that offer customizable experiences by allowing the user to create everything themselves.

FloorPlan

ProjectSite

Rosevelt Row, Phoenix

Society 04 is located on Roosevelt Row, known for its dynamic and transformative community spaces. This art district brings together artists with galleries, unique restaurants, and local businesses. This urban neighborhood is known as 'Mural City' as

CoffeeBar

Desert Roast Co. was founded by two Arizona natives who dedicated their lives to travelling and coffee. They were able to continue traveling while owning a coffee shop by creating a space that is runbythe consumer. This was accomplished by designing a service counter with selfserve coldbrewdispensers, alongside a wall of 20+ syrup dispensers, and self checkout.

DetailStudy

Creating a custom millwork piece was essential to meeting the client's needs for their self-serve coffee bar.

WineBar

Roose Row puts a self service spin on your average wine bar. The planning of the area was centered around the consumer being able to walk up, pour them selves a glass of

Concept - Design

Madeline Magee

Madeline Magee

Chloe Cobb

Emily Vance

GroundLevel

GuestLevels

Client Family of Four

Family of four trying to navigate the post-pandemic world. The goal is to design a space where both parents can be productively working from home while two young children are also taking school from home. They also have the addition of one grandmother living in the basement.

SpacePlanning

The adjacency diagram was used in the planning phase to ensure all necessary rooms the client wanted would fit into the final design. It was also used to play around with space adjacencies to determine the best layout for the family. The final design solutions consists of a public entry level floor, and the other two levels being more private for the family.

ProjectSite

San Francisco, CA

FloorPlans

Located on Pine Street, which is now nationally registered as a historic district of California, sits the three story project site.

StudyNook

The study nook accommodates for the family's postpandemic needs by providing a space that children can do online schooling from while parents are working, cooking or relaxing in the adjacent rooms.

SpacePlanning

The four-story historical site had many design elements worth celebrating and restoring. The space planning was carefully designed to allow for views and places of interest to be enhanced. The addition of the central circulation element in the courtyard allowed for additional views out to these historical elements, as well as a view out to the city of Phoenix on the lookout deck.

Concept

While working with a historical site, we wanted the design concept to reinforce the idea of being rooted in Phoenix. We found that the Desert Fairy Duster plant historically grew on the project site before the building was built. We resonated with the plant as it stands as a reminder of the history of Phoenix, and the building. The building features Italian gothic style architectural elements, and the plants colors are also found within Italian gothic style architecture.

Public Park

Madeline is an outgoing, motivated and hard-working Interior Designer. She has studio experience from her education at Arizona State University and professional experience at both Residential and Commercial firms.

Madeline’s experience has strengthened her leadership, technical and creative thinking skills. She is currently interested in commercial interiors, specifically workplace design.

While navigating the beginning of her career, it is important to Madeline to not lose sight of the creativity that goes into the design, while understanding why design decisions are being made. She pushes the boundaries of design every chance she gets and is eager to learn from those around her.

AWARDS

WINNER

Steelcase NEXT Competition

DESIGN EXCELLENCE

Retail Studio

PRESIDENTS LIST

Fall 2019 - Fall 2022

CORGAN

Interior Design Intern

CLOSET WORKS

CAD Engineer

CB2

Sales Associate

AMY STORM & COMPANY

Interior Design Intern