design portfolio 2013
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THE ORCHARD
An AIAS Competition Submission
Selected works portfolio, 2009 - 2013
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TIMELESS MOTION A Collaborative Effort
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HOTEL MERCURY A 3D CAD Project
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CONSTRUCTION II
Wall Assembly Drawings
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WORKS BY HAND Various Projects
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PHOTOGRAPHY Amateur Shots
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p r o j e c t: In conjunction with AIAS, this project was entered into the Reinventing Home competition in spring of 2013. The project called for groups of students to design an assisted living facility in Bandon, Oregon for 60 aging residents of varying capacities. The facility could not surpass 50,000 square feet, and upwards of 25,000 square feet of landscaped outdoor space was required.
c o n c e p t: Growth rings form when new bark grows on a tree year after year. When you evaluate the role of the types of rings, you find that each role is very important to keep the tree functioning. In this assisted living facility, we wanted to follow the example set by nature, and provide an upscale facility for the aging. Our main concerns centered around providing a space for community growth, memory stimulation, and self healing.
Rendered Site Plan - Not to Scale
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Main Building - Lower Level Not to Scale
Main Building - Upper Level Not to Scale
Typical Resident Room
Lobby Perspective
Residence Outdoor Perspective
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Clock Tower Perspective
SITE AMENITIES
Promoting community, memory, and self-healing. A beach view and grilling station provides a little more privacy for residents to enjoy the beautiful setting.
A putting green brings Bandon’s fame for golfing to The Orchard, giving residents something fun to keep them active and outdoors.
The clock tower common area promote community by serving as a central meeting space, complete with a slightly raised stage for live performances.
Outdoor grilling areas and wildflower gardens close to main buildings provide safe access to nature. Residents will feel comfortable venturing out into nature if they know they can be seen by staff.
The central courtyard in the main building provides nature to residents and staff who spend all day inside. Large glass walls separate the courtyard from the interior, forming minimal boundary between the two.
The Roundabout located near the site entrance serves as a place for potential expansion, perhaps as an outdoor farmer’s market, bringing members of Bandon’s community to The Orchard.
MAIN BUILDING Square footage 19, 300 sq. ft.
TYPICAL RES. UNIT Square footage 29,010 sq. ft.
TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE = 48,310 sq. ft.
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Typical Residence Unit Section
Typical Residence Unit - Upper Level Not to Scale
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RETAIL: TIMELESS MOTION p r o j e c t: A collaborative effort, including interior design, architecture, and landscape architecture students, to produce new structure while also renovating and restoring historic Boston buildings. My team chose to renovate an existing firehouse and police station into various retail spaces, a restaurant, and a roof-top theatre. For our new construction, we designed a contemporary art museum. y e a r: Fall 2012 m e d u i m: AutoCAD, Revit, Grasshopper, Illustrator, InDesign c o n c e p t: Boston Ivy was our inspiration for this project. Ivy has a slow growth pattern, and in the time it takes ivy to grow several feet upward, the world around it has changed exponentially. This led us to examine the juxtaposition of growth time lines, or Timeless Motion. Themes such as bridging, growth, and branching were used throughout the project, as well as appropriate finish selection to emulate nature, plants, and growth. n o t e: This project also contains work from Paola Muniz, Nicole Waidner, Andrew Wright, Katy Turnbow, and Trevor Copeland. Right: A concept model studying ivy growth and traffice patterns in Boston, MA. Below: Section and details for the Boylston Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Site Perspective
Restaurant Perspective
Theatre Perspective
Site Perspective
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Site Section
Site Plan
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HOSPITALITY: HOTEL MERCURY p r o j e c t: In order to better understand 3D CAD, this project was to design and build in 3D a boutique hotel. Basic site plan was given, but the project included all interior space panning, as well as furniture, finish, and lighting selection. y e a r: Spring 2011 m e d u i m: AutoCAD, Illustrator c o n c e p t: For this unique boutique hotel, I studied the Art Deco movement and incorporated elements of the design period into my contemporary interiors. I chose a bold color scheme of apple green, black, and cream, and used striking patterns throughout the space.
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Bar Perspective
Lobby Perspective
Guest Suite Perspective
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CONSTRUCTION: WALL ASSEMBLY
p r o j e c t: A collaborative effort, including interior design and architecture students, to produce a simple structure demonstrating how different wall types are constructed together. I, along with two architecture students, produced a structure implementing a brick wall, a poured concrete wall, and a glass curtain wall. The structure also contained a small foundation, two floor connections with a raised flooring system, and a roof connection. y e a r: Fall 2011 m e d u i m: AutoCAD, Illustrator, InDesign n o t e: This project also contains work by Corbin Lomas and Jeffrey Macadory.
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WORKS BY HAND: SKETCHES & DRAWINGS p r o j e c t: Work seen on these pages was produced over several architectural drawing classes. Projects pictured include some free handed works and some that required the use of hand drawing tools. y e a r: Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 m e d u i m: Pencil, graphite, marker, paper
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Hallway Perspective Drawing
Imaginary Isometric Drawing with shadow
LEFT: Free hand drawing RIGHT: Negative space free hand gesture drawing
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Original Image
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Cross Hatching Image
WORKS BY HAND: RENDERING p r o j e c t: Three projects are seen here. On the first spread, the project was to find a magazine photo to be copied and rendered in several manners: cross hatching, black and white, and full color. Seen on the following pages, a luxurious airport lounge for executive club members and an office space designed for a color blind woman. y e a r: Fall 2010 m e d u i m: Paper, markers, drafting utensils
Color Rendered Image
Gray scale Rendered
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Floor Plan
Conference Perspective
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Bar Perspective
Conference Perspective
Floor Plan
Office Perspective
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PHOTOGRAPHY
p r o j e c t: As a project during my study abroad trip to Florence, Italy, the photography instructor had us produce several images describing the culture inside the city of Florence and several images that describe the culture outside the city of Florence. y e a r: Summer 2011 m e d u i m: Photoshop
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CONTACT INFORMATION Cell: Work: 281.750.6234 806.834.5591 E-mail: malissajeffreys@gmail.com Portfolio: issuu.com/malissajeffreys/docs/portfolio I’m Online: Find me on Pinterest, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
EDUCATION Texas Tech University Lubbock, Texas Bachelor of Interior Design Minor in Architecture Graduation: May 2013, Summa Cum Laude Cumulative GPA: 3.957 Lorenzo de Medici Florence, Italy Study Abroad Program Summer 2011 Cumulative GPA: 4.0
WORK EXPERIENCE Interior Design Assistant Texas Tech University Housing Services, December 2010 - Present - Communicated with reps and professionals on a daily basis - Assisted in finish selection and design for campus redesign projects - Organized the office workspace, storage areas, and sample library - Ordered samples and produced sample boards
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First Year Experience Mentor Texas Tech University Honors College, May 2010 - December 2010 - Offered support to incoming Honors College students - Led weekly discussions for Honors College students - Educated students on Honors College and University information
HONORS President’s List - GPA 4.0, Numerous semesters Most Outstanding Senior nominee, Spring 2013 Treasurer - ASID, Texas Tech University Student Chapter, elected May 2012 IIDA Student Conference Design Charrette participant, Spring 2013 Assisted in The Design Expo of West Texas 2012, published in the ASID Newsletter Dean’s List - GPA 3.5 or higher, Fall 2010, Fall 2012 Vice President - TTU Wesley Foundation, elected April 2010 - April 2011 Featured work displayed in numerous First Friday Art Trail exhibitions Glenna Goodacre Design Award nominee, 2009
AWARDS General University Competitive Scholarship recipient, 2012 Lola Cone Scholarship in Human Sciences recipient, 2012 Carmyn Morrow Scholarship in Human Sciences recipient, 2011 Kara Moore Dunn Scholarship in Human Sciences recipient, 2011 C.J. Davidson Human Sciences Scholarship recipient, 2010 Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship recipient, 2010 Honors College Competitive Study Abroad Scholarship recipient, 2010 SW Houston Chapter Parent Association Scholarship recipient, 2010 Ricky Deci Memorial Scholarship recipient, 2009
WHAT I KNOW Related Coursework Architecture Drawing I & II Interior Materials Lighting Systems Architecture Construction Design Collaboration Furniture Design Graphic Design Hand Drafting & Rendering Space Planning 3D AutoCAD & Adobe CS6 Digital Media
Skills AutoCAD InDesign Sketching Photoshop Illustrator Photography Rhino
ABOUT I’ve been passionate about interior design and architecture since I was young. 5 years ago I decided to make it my career. I believe passion fuels inspiration, and inspiration fuels excellence. As Elsie de Wolfe said, “I am going to make everything around me beautiful. That will be my life.” I am looking to secure full time employment as an interior designer in a position that will allow me to utilize the skills I have developed and keep learning from those more experienced than I.
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