MaggieClark INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Maggie
Clark Education
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design CIDA Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2019 Major GPA: 3.4/4.0 Overall GPA 3.2/4.0
Qualifications
Computer Skills Revit AutoCAD Illustrator InDesign Photoshop Sketch Up Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word Microsoft Powerpoint
Design Skills Problem Solving Space Planning Organization Integration Observing Sketching Listening Drafting Patience
Experience Design Intern
Clark Construction Inc. of MS: McComb, MS June 2017-January 2018 Shadowed the CEO around job sites Assisted in final inspections and punchouts Ran errands Filed paperwork Sales Associate Simply Home Interiors: Starkville, MS October 2016-2017 Scheduled client appointments Maintained store upkeep and organization Communicated with clients about merchandise Relayed messages between clients and management Assisted in choosing fabrics for clients Cabin Leader Garaywa Missions Camp: Clinton, MS May 2016- July 2016, November 2016, April 2017 Supervised 14 8-10 year-olds for 6 weeks Led bible study, zip line, ropes course, & more Planned, organized, and led multiple crafts for up to 40 girls Received emergency training for potential crises’ Director of Marketing Starkville Station Cottages October 2015- May 2016 Managed social media accounts Staged and hosted Open Houses Attended meetings on selection of building materials Participated in meetings involving finance, scheduling, & design
Honors & Activities
President’s List: Fall 2015, Spring 2016 Member: ASID Student Chapter, Fall 2015- present Member: Honor Society, 2014- present Member: The Society for Collegiate Leadership & Achievement, 2017-present Participant: Baptist Student Union, 2013-2015, 2018 Volunteer/ Leader: Vacation Bible School, 2018- present Volunteer/ Team Member: Operation Christmas Child, October 2011-present Volunteer: Higgins Middle School Art Club, 2013, 2017 Volunteer: Compassion Child, January 2017-present Volunteer: Adopt a US Soldier, June 2017- present Volunteer: ASID Career Day Party Planning Committee, February 2018 Volunteer: Pinelake Baptist Church Little Laker’s Preschool, March 2018- present
Related Courses
Technical Classes: Career & Portfolio Development Environments for Special Needs Interior Materials & Treatments History of Interiors 1 & 2 Professional Practice Textiles for Interiors Furniture Design Hand Rendering Design 1 & 2 ID Graphics Drawing 1 LEED Computer Classes: Color & Lighting for Interiors Detailing & Construction 3D CAD Modeling CONTACT Photography INFO AutoCAD 601.810.4474 201 STATION LANE STARKVILLE, MS 39759 MAGGIECLARK@CLARKINC.COM WWW.MAGGIECLARKDESIGNS.COM
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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HEALTHCARE
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INTERDISCIPLINARY
TECHNICAL
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PROJECT NAME: EXISTING CONDITIONS PROJECT NO.: 01
CORPORATE
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Project: Corporate Real Estate Office Location: Denver, CO Duration: 6 weeks Type: Individual
Design Intent: Take advantage of the pre-existing structure by using the natural light to the fullest extent, and utilize a combination of materials and finishes in order to convey a sense of motion. The concept behind this design are the three different types of MOVEMENT: rotational, linear, and angular. This is illustrated through the space in furniture layouts, wall and ceiling designs, materials, and other miscellaneous designs.
Work Cafe
Corporate | Fall 2018
Software used:
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ZONE DISTRIBUTION RESOURCE NOMADIC SOCIAL RESIDENT MEETING SOCIAL
Rendered Floor Plan
Level 1 Floor Plan
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1...Large Conference Room 2...Medium Conference Room 3...Small Conference Room 4...Lockers/ Storage 5...Breakout 6..Unisex Restroom 7...Reception 8...Connect Zone 9...Phone/ Quiet Room 10...Wellness Room 11...Resources 12...Private Offices 13...Open Office 14..Virtual Reality 15...Work Cafe 16...Outdoor Patio 17...Men’s Restroom 18...Women’s Restroom
Corporate | Fall 2018
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ROTATIONAL
LINEAR
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Custom 5’ high wall configurations located in the open office allow some privacy for a quick sit-down meeting or some alone time while staying connected to the rest of the office.
Each private office has a different furniture arrangement in order to allow users to select the office layout that best suits their need.
Instead of one large conference table, there are two medium tables which allow easy access to all seats.
Corporate | Fall 2018
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Possible Work Stations Conference Rooms Private Offices Glass walls on the front of the private Breakout offices allow users to feel a part of the open office while staying visually Zones connected to the open office. This also reiterates the concept of movement. Virtual Reality Space 15
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CORPORATE
06 FIVE MILES
Five Miles designer shoes
Project: Corporate Call Center Location: Manhattan, NY Duration: 4 weeks Type: Individual
Design Intent: Create a space designed after a European cafe that fuels employees creativity through the use of space planning and using the natural light to the fullest extent. The concept is to use the company’s goals of collaboration, innovation, and a strong brand to be the building blocks for the design of this space. Collaboration is shown through the use of neighborhoods in order to create more of a familiar atmosphere which encourages community and sharing of ideas. Innovation is displayed through the use of a variety of seating arrangements in the work cafe as well as breakout spots throughout the office that allows employees to choose the space that best fits their need. The company’s brand and logo is repeated throughout the space in order to give employees a sense of pride for where they work.
Lobby
Corporate | Fall 2017
Software used:
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Notes: Call center agents are located on the first floor in order for easy access during the high traffic times of the day. Hallways are open from the front to the back in order for natural light to be spread throughout as much of the space as possible.
CORE COMMON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HR CALL CENTER
Stacking Diagram: 5 Miles Each Block = ~1,000 S.F.
5,010 S.F.
1,045 S.F.
4,957 S.F.
3,340 S.F.
2,021 S.F.
Level 1 & 2 Floor Plan
7,656 S.F.
10,154 S.F.
1,702 S.F.
960 S.F. 19,713 S.F. 19,800 S.F.
87 S.F.
1,702 S.F.
960 S.F. 19,794 S.F. 19,800 S.F.
6 S.F.
39,507 S.F. 39,600 S.F.
93 S.F.
Totals:
Level 1 & 2 RCP Notes: All ceiling heights are 12’6� A.F.F. excluding the open atrium. No lighting is directly overhead any user in open or private offices in order to reduce strain on employees.
OPEN TO ABOVE
Lighting Legend
Corporate | Fall 2017
All offices have multiples layers of lighting giving users a choice in choosing how bright/ dim their space can be for maximum efficiency.
Milded Comfort FE2N Recessed Can; 16W; 230V Delray Pendant; 120V; 32VA Regent mounted pendant; SR Did Dali 52W; 230V Eureka Lighting: Khepri CF.L.25 Eureka Lighting: Dusk 4xf T5 Intra Lighting ceiling mount; PR 3260lm; 30w
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Offices are arranged in neighborhoods to give employees a sense of home and co-workers a sense of family. Management has private offices with glass walls to keep visual contact without giving up their privacy.
IT Open Office
Work Cafe
Corporate | Fall 2017 The work cafe is designed to be a hub for employees from all departments to come together and congregate. Rectangular tables are provided that allow them to be combined for larger groups or meetings.
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HEALTHCARE
06 WMC
WELLNESS MEDICAL CENTER
Project: Urgent Care Center Location: Denver, CO Duration: 4 weeks Type: Individual
Design Intent: Utilize a combination of space planning and FF&E selection to convey a sense of peace and healing to the users. The concept of this space is waves and energy. This design caters to every generation from millennials to baby boomers through the incorporation of wayfinding, technology, and soothing color scheme used throughout the space. Users leave this space feeling a sense of peace and harmony.
Lobby
Healthcare | Spring 2018
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Notes: The reception desk is placed at the end of the hallway to add an additional layer of security for employees and patients. Chairs are placed in the resource room for employees allowing long term work if necessary.
Floor Plan
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RCP
Healthcare | Spring 2018
Note: The ceilings in the work cafe and offices are higher than the patient areas to create a separation of space keeping the patients in their areas. -
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Open Office
Different vignettes throughout the open office to accommodate a variety of needs from users in the space.
Work Cafe
Work Cafe
Healthcare | Spring 2018
Enclosed pods in the work cafe allow for lunch meetings without employees having to forfeit their privacy.
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HEALTHCARE
06 ASC
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Ambulatory Surgery Center Project: Outpatient Surgery Center Location: Charlotte, NC Duration: 4 weeks Type: Partner Responsibilities: Concept, Space Planning, FF&E Selection, Renderings
Design Intent: Give users a tranquil environment that is based on nature and helps improve their mental health. People in offices are more productive, take fewer sick days, make fewer mistakes, and they are happier when interior landscaping enhances their environment. Plants improve air quality by reducing carbon dioxide levels, increasing humidity, reducing levels of certain pollutants such as benzene and nitrogen dioxide, reducing airborne dust levels and keeping air temperatures down. Studies indicate that plants and their leaves absorb, diffract or reflect background noise, thereby making the environment more tranquil for the occupants.
Surgery Reception
Healthcare | Spring 2019
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Exam Reception
PACU Break Room
Exam Rooms
Surgery Reception
Locker Rooms
Billing Office Restroom
Floor Plan
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SKETCHES
RCP
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Eureka Plate
CEILING LEGEND
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Healthcare | Spring 2019
Eureka facet
Eureka mute
Scale 1/16�= 1’
PACU
Scale 1/16�= 1’
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The PACU bays have glass front facades so that nurses have visual connectivity with the patients; however, curtains are placed in each room in case a patient prefers more privacy.
PACU
Surgery Waiting Room
Healthcare | Spring 2019 Tables provided for adults who will spend an extended amount of time in the waiting room. There is a separate space to occupy children so that they can play games and have fun without having to bother the other adults in the waiting room.
OFS Carolina: Bendz
OFS Carolina: Tangent
OFS Carolina: Denro
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Located in each exam room, custom designed pull-down tables house all of the patient’s information and can be unlocked by the doctor’s fingerprint in order to protect the patient’s privacy.
Exam Room
Exam Waiting Room
Healthcare | Spring 2019
Plants and floor to ceiling windows used in the exam waiting room reiterate the concept of nature as well as improve the mood of users in the space.
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HOSPITALITY
BHAR
Project: Restaurant and Bar Location: Morocco Duration: 6 weeks Type: Group Responsibiliites: Concept, space planning, FF&E selection, renderings Design Intent: Create a multitude of different spaces while embracing the Moroccan culture. Bhar Cuisine and Dessert Bar, located in the heart of Morroco, caters to the people of Morocco through multiple color schemes and layers of lighting to provide moods for a plethora of different events. The name Bhar means by the sea. The sea is reflected in the cool color scheme for the bar area. The front of the restaurant reflects the sun and sand with a warm color scheme.
Entrance
Hospitality | Fall 2017
Software used:
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Notes: Outdoor seating provides areas for eating as well as customers looking to relax and have a drink. Raised areas on the east and west sides of the restaurant break up the space making it feel more cozy for customers. The area on the west side of the restaurant has square and rectangular tables so that in the event of large parties, they can connect together. Mixed use of chairs and stools allow customers to have more of a choice in their dining experience.
BACK OF HOUSE BAR RESTROOMS MEZZANINE MAIN DINING OUTDOOR DINING
Floor Plan
Exterior & West Section
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Multiple seating layouts allow for customers to select the one that best suits their needs whether they are having casual drinks or a more formal dinner.
Hospitality | Fall 2017
Custom designed booths allow for more customers without having to sacrifice their privacy.
Didi Chair
Martini Table
Arroyo Stool
Bai Chair
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HOSPITALITY
06 HOTEL DOUGLAS
Project: Hotel and Bar Location: Los Angeles, CA Duration: 6 weeks Type: Group Responsibiliites: Concept, Space Planning, Branding, FF&E Selection, Renderings Design Intent: Immerse users in a futuristic experience while still embracing the classics. The Douglas Hotel is a boutique hotel that embodies the 60s Space Age, or Googie Design. This space accommodates visitors of all kinds, providing multiple amenities. Located on the ground floor, guests find Restaurant Lautner, the Goldstein CafĂŠ and Bar, and Jules Day Spa. To round off the futuristic experience, guests can enjoy breathtaking views at the Moonliner Rooftop Bar and Grill.
Lobby
Hospitality | Fall 2018
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Located between Restaurant Lautner and Goldstein Bar and Cafe, the lobby of Hotel Douglas represents an idealistic view of the future.
First Level Floor Plan
Restaurant Lautner
Hospitality | Fall 2018
Reception
Goldstein Cafe & Bar
Restrooms
Custom designed fireplace orignal to the era
Womb Chair .
Jules Spa
Caramel Table
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Inspired by famous Googie architect John Lautner, Restaurant Lautner portrays the retro view of the future.
Back of restaurant
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Pods
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Outdoor Tables
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Banquette Seating
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Tulip Chairs
Entrance
View from pod
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Tulip Tables
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Overall Seats
Hospitality| Fall 2018
Pods designed after houses from the 1960s allows privacy as well as a view of the lobby.
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Inspired by Lautner’s famous project the Goldstein-Sheats Residence, the Goldstein Cafe and Bar represents the modern/scientific view of the future.
Lobby View
Bench View
Hospitality| Fall 2018
Covent Chair
Paperclip Table
EXY Bar Stool
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Guest Level Floor Plan
Queen Room
King Room
Hospitality | Fall 2018
15 Floors 17 Rooms per floor 1 Standard 1 Junior Suite 6 Queen Rooms 5 Double Rooms 1 King Room 1 Accessible King Room Double Room
Custom matching headboard and storage/ desk units bring the Googie style into the guest rooms through the use of repeating curves as well as high gloss materials.
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Roof Level Floor Plan
A custom metal and glass enclosure covers the fire and private lounges in order for the guests to stay protected from the elements while simultaneously feeling closer to the stars/ moon after which it is named.
Bar
View from elevator
View from enlosure
Hospitality | Fall 2018
The Moonliner Rooftop Bar and Grill features an infinity pool, private lounges, and a variety of seating vignettes that guests can enjoy as they overlook the skyline of Los Angeles.
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INTERDISCIPLINARY
COBB MUSEUM
Project: Archaeology Museum Location: Mississippi State University Campus, Starkville, MS Duration: 4 weeks Type: Interdisciplinary Disciplines: Interior Design, Graphic Design, Architecture, Building Construction Science Responsibilities: Concept, Space Planning, Branding, FF&E Selection, Renderings Awards: 2nd Place Brasfield & Gorrie Student Design Competition
Design Intent: Showcase the artifacts in an interesting way without the overwhelming feeling of being in a basement.
Cobb Institute of Archaeology features a one of a kind museum experience for everyone who walks through its doors. This space creates an environment that directs users through the space while constantly gaining their attention through the use of smaller, cozy areas that come together to create a larger open floor plan. This allows guests the option to choose which exhibit to visit next. Research: Use artificial lighting to prevent fading on artifacts. Must have a large storage area to house multiple collections at a time. Need an area for tour groups/ class field trips to view presentations.
Lobby
Interdisciplinary | Fall 2018
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Notes: Cork flooring provides comfort to visitors as well as employees walking around for an extended amount of time. Specialty lights mimic windows help users feel as if they are not in a basement. Kid Zone is placed in the center of the space so parents and caretakers can watch children from any area in the space.
Rendered Floor Plans
Reflected Ceiling Plans
Interdisciplinary | Fall 2018
LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION PROLED RECESSED CAN LIGHTOLOGY LIGHT CHANNEL MILLWORK TOOBY MULTISPOT PENDANT COOPER METALUX SP LED PANEL 8' x 8' COOPER METALUX SP LED PANEL 6' x 10'
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Lobby features a receptionist who guides users to their desired destination, a gift shop housing museum memorabilia, and a graphic leading users downstairs to the museum.
Lobby
Kid Zone
Undercabinet lighting and lighting within the cases limits the glare on the artifacts and prevents strain on users in the space.
Interdisciplinary | Fall 2018
Museum
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Lecture Room
Interdisciplinary | Fall 2018
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TECHNICAL
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4'-6"
8'-1 1/4"
7'-9 1/4"
1'-10" 10"
SOLID MARBLE COUNTERTOP 1 2"
X 3 21" TOP PLATE DRAWER BODY PLASTIC LAMINATE 1" THICK INDUSTRIAL GRADE PLYWOOD WITH PLASTIC LAMINATE VENEER SOLID HARDWOOD FRAMING 1" HARDWOOD PLYWOOD 2"X4" BASE ARMSTRONG RUBBER BASE
2"
Detailing & Construction | Spring 2018
3'-10 1/2"
1'-9 3/4"
2"
3'-10 1/2"
1'-9 3/4"
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3'-10" 3'-6"
6'-10" 6'-8"
7'-2" 7'
3'-10" 3'-6"
Detailing & Construction | Spring 2018 79
CREATIVE
06 PRODUCT DESIGN
the TheCOWBELL Cowbell
1"
1"
7"
7"
3"
2.25"
2.25"
3"
3"
2.25"
2.25"
11"
11"
7.5�
5.75"
7.5�
5.75"
Color & Lighting | Fall 2017
3"
Inspired to encompass the camaraderie felt between Mississippi State fans, the Cowbell was designed to showcase Mississippi State spirit. This luminaire was constructed with maroon and white stained glass, recycled Cypress wood, and lambskin leather.
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The Unity Chair
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Furniture Design | Fall 2018
303 4 TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW
SIDE VIEW
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TIGHT UPHOLSTERED INBACK AND SEATBACK
TIGHT UPHOLSTERED SEAT 323 4
EXPOSED WOOD FRAME/BASE GLIDE
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PROJECT: CHAIR
STYLE #:
FRONT VIEW
BACK VIEW
DIMENSIONS:
- UPHOLSTERY/SEAMS: TIGHT UPHOLSTERED SEAT
DA #: PRODUCT INFORMATION
QUANTITY:
NOTES:
22" W x 30 3/4"D x 32 3/4"H 20"SW x 17" SD x 16 3/4"SH
- WOOD/FINISH: EXPOSED WOOD BASE, LEGS, & ARMS
The design for the Unity Chair was inspired by convergence. The thought behind this was a cityscape. Just how APPROVED: ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 13, 2018 skyscrapers, transportation, people, and more come together to create a cityscape, the arms, seat, back and more APPROVED AS NOTED: REVISIONS: N/A REJECTED come together to create the Unity Chair. DESIGNER: MAGGIE CLARK
SIGNATURE: DATE:
SHEET 1 OF 1
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The Box Project
Furniture Design | Falll 2018 Designed to reflect a modern view of the Roaring ’20s, this box was constructed using symmetry and balance.
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CREATIVE
06 ART
The Box Project
Design I| Fall 2015 91
Drawing I
History of Interiors I | Fall 2015 93
The Box Project
Photography | Spring 2018 95
Hand-Rendering Hand-Rendering
Hand-Rendering | Spring 2017 97
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