Margaret Morse - Interior Design Portfolio

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MARGARET M

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M A RGA RET M

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Birmingham, AL

M A RG A RET M

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margaretlouisemorse.myportfolio.com

@magsmoose

205.527.3042

mlmorse98@gmail.com

EDUCATION Interior Design Bachelor of Science in Interior Design C o u n c i l f o r I n t e r i o r D e s i g n Ac c r e d i d a t i o n M i s s i s s i p p i S t a t e Un i ve r s i t y, S t a r kv i l l e , M S C u m m u l a t i ve G PA : 3 . 7 8 /4 .0 0 G r a d u a t i o n Au g u s t 2 0 2 0

Study Abroad Ro m e , I t a l y - 2 0 1 8 MSU College of Architecture, Art & Design

WORK EXPERIENCE Interior Design Intern B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a | M ay -J u l y 2 0 1 9 Williams Blackstock Architects Completed redlines Drew construction details Created test fits for clients Drafted submittals for the city Pa r t i c i p a t e d i n c l i e n t m e e t i n g s Vi s i t e d j o b s i t e s Pe r f o r m e d p u n c h e s Built revit families At t e n d e d we e k l y l u n c h a n d l e a r n s S e l e c t e d ff & e f o r p r o j e c t s

Associate Designer Birmingham, Alabama | 2019 - present Te l l t a l e D e s i g n C o. Created Client Brand Standards Guides Generated social media graphics Conducted client research Designed brand collateral pieces Built mood boards

P h o t o g r a p hy A s s i s t a n t a n t Birmingham, Alabama | 2019 - present M a s a Ka t h r y n P h o t o g r a p hy S e c o n d s h o t we d d i n g s Culled photo sessions Assisted in editing

Photos & Sales

TRAVEL

B i r m i n g h a m , A l a b a m a | M ay -J u l y 2 0 1 8 W i n s l e t & R hys Product photographer Operated Social media Organized the shop At t e n d e d p o p - u p s h o p s

Sales Associate Birmingham, Alabama | 2015 - 2017 S t e e l C i t y Po p s Drafted new menus at each location Tr ave l e d a c r o s s c i t y t o ve n d a t e ve n t s H a n d l e d a d a i l y r e ve n u e Greeted customers M i xe d i n g r e d i e n t s wo r k i n g i n k i t c h e n


HONORS / AWARDS

ACTIVITIES / LEADERSHIP

P r e s i d e n t i a l S c h o l a r ; Fa l l 2 0 1 7, Fa l l 2 0 1 8 D e a n ’ s S c h o l a r ; Fa l l 2 0 1 6 , S p r i n g 2 0 1 7, S p r i n g 2 0 1 8 Fr e s h m a n Ac a d e m i c E xc e l l e n c e S c h o l a r s h i p No n - Re s i d e n t Tu i t i o n S c h o l a r s h i p

American Society of Interior Designers N a t i o n a l S t u d e n t Me m b e r | 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 2 0 Secretary MSU chapter | 2018 - 2019 MSU chapter | 2017 - 2020

2018

C h i O m e g a S o r o r i t y : I n i t i a t e d Me m b e r G o l d : Ho s p i t a l i t y ; Re g i o n a l A S I D s t u d e n t d e s i g n c o m p e t i t i o n G o l d : Re t a i l ; Re g i o n a l A S I D s t u d e n t d e s i g n c o m p e t i t i o n G o l d : H a n d Re n d e r i n g ; Re g i o n a l A S I D s t u d e n t d e s i g n c o m p e t i t i o n S i l ve r : Ne w S t u d e n t S p o t l i g h t ; Re g i o n a l A S I D s t u d e n t d e s i g n c o m p e t i t i o n

2016 - present Pa r t y H Hee a d - Re c r u i t m e n t 2 0 1 8 C h a i rr, VS C O M a r ke t i n g Te a m P h o t o g r a p h e r, C h a p t e r Assistant Banner Chair (2017) Eve n t s P h o t o g r a p h e r, P h i l a n t h r o p y Pa r t i c i p a t e d , 5 K f o r M a ke A W i s h Fo u n d a t i o n

Fa s h i o n B o a r d : Ac t i ve Me m b e r

RELATED COURSES Design

Technical

Te x t i l e s Materials H a n d Re n d e r i n g P h o t o g r a p hy Design I & II D r aw i n g I

Fu r n i t u r e D e s i g n Color & Lighting 3 D CA D Au t o CA D Detail & Construction Documents

Vi c e P r e s i d e n t o f Eve n t C o o r d i n a t i n g , 2017 - 2018, Head of Backstage Directed 100+ backstage members Created theme/name of each show L o c a t e d a n d c o n t a c t e d ve n u e s Laison, DJ and photographer O r g a n i z e d s e t u p a n d t e a r d o w n f o r s h o ws B a c k s t a g e Me m b e r, 2 0 1 6 - 2 0 1 7

P i n e l a ke C h u r c h C r e a t i ve Te a m - 2 0 2 0 C o m m u n i c a t i o n s Te a m - 2 0 1 9 - p r e s e n t P h o t o g r a p h e r, Eve n t s a n d S o c i a l Me d i a

G a m m a C h i - Fo r m a l Re c r u i t m e n t C o u n s e l o r

SOFTWARE SKILLS Re v i t Au t o CA D S ke t c h u p Ad o b e P h o t o s h o p

Summer - 2019 Counseled and led 16 freshmen

C r e a t i ve Re - B r a n d i n g , E s t h e r T h e r e s a Vi n t a g e C l o t h i n g Designed 7+ decals for organizations C r e a t e d we d d i n g i nv i t a t i o n s D r a f t e d i n i t i a l s f o r wa x s e a l Va r i o u s wa t e r c o l o r a n d a c r yl i c c o m m i s i o n s

Ad o b e I l l u s t r a t o r Ad o b e I n D e s i g n M i c r o s o f t Wo r d M i c r o s o f t E xc e l M i c r o s o f t Po we r p o i n t Ad o b e L i g h t r o o m D i g i t a l P h o t o g r a p hy

Digital Photographer 2012 - present Po r t r a i t s Products Spaces We d d i n g s Eve n t s


CON T EN T S


H O S P I TA L I T Y AURUM HOTEL

C O R P O R AT E NEXT HUB

H O S P I TA L I T Y BUYUMEK

FURNITURE DESIGN

C O R P O R AT E TERRA TU UM

TECHNICAL

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HOSPITA LIT Y


CON CEPT + I N SPIRAT ION Team Project - 4 interior designers

RESPONSIBILITIES Public Spaces Created Concept Concept Statements Concept Imagery Vision boards Branding First Floor Space Planning Rooftop Space Planning Rooftop Mezzanine Design FF&E Lobby, Entry, Bar, & Spa Perspectives Seat Counts Exterior Rendering Model Building Board Design & Layout

THE

URUM HOTEL

The Aurum Hotel is inspired by The Goldenn Age of 1950’s. Vertical elements elements, varying furniture styles and broad use of color are elements of 1950’s Hollywood design implemented in this hotel. The Aurum Hotel el inspired by five prominent figures from 1950’s: Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Audrey rey Hepburn, James Dean, and Lucille Ball. Spaces ces they represent exhibit attitude, character and nd personality through color, pattern, shape, and nd aesthetic. Each space is different but remainss cohesive through over arching theme of 1950’s. 0’s.

Exterior Rendering



F LOORPLA N - F IRST LEV EL 1 Lobby 2 The Proper Blonde Bar

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3 Five to Seven Restaurant 4 Reception 5 Business Center 6 CURE Spa & Fitness

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H OT E L P E RS O N A L I T I E S

The Aurum Hotel exhibits design features and aesthetics of the Golden Age of the 1950’s with inspiration from five prominent figures. The lobby and reception are designed with vertical features and bold colors to mimic similar features in 1950’s design.


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Artwork by local artist on display

2 Glass paneling with vertical mullions inspired by 1950’s design

3 Metallic crown molding resembles “Golden Age”

4 Bold upholstery inspired by 1950’s designers


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Custom stair created with vertical elements like 1950’s stair design

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2 Bar visible to promote lounge aesthetic

3 Bronze light fixtures mimic “Golden Age”

4 Neutral flooring balances vibrant upholstery


LOBBY BA R

KEY PLAN

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PROPER Cockta Lo ge


M A R I LYN M O N RO E

The lobby bar, The Proper Blonde, is based on the personality and character of Marilyn Monroe. Chic, out-going, and smooth, this bar is visible upon entry to the hotel inviting people to enjoy their stay. The curved bar, light fixtures, and architectural features are inspired by Monroe’s feminine physique and aesthetic. The colors are inspired by the hues found in images of Marilyn as well as other 1950’s images.


PERSPECT IV E 1

Curved design elements relate to Marilyn’s physical features

2 Bright red upholstery inspired by Monroe’s lipstick

3 Bold tile represents Marilyn Monroe’s personality & style

4 Dropped cloud ceiling provides emphasis on bar while maintaining open aesthetic

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SPA & F IT N ESS

KEY PLAN

Cu r e SPA & FITNESS


AU D R E Y H E P B U R N

The spa and ďŹ tness center, Cure, is based on the personality and character of Audrey Hepburn. Classic, elegant, and ďŹ erce, Cure promotes relaxation and wellness for all users. The quiet room doubles as halo-therapy, using salt bricks to promote better breathing, healthier skin, sounder sleep, improved physical ďŹ tness and endurance and overall wellness. Materials are neutral to provide a clean ambiance throughout the space.


PERSPECT IV ES 1

Black features inspired by fierce nature of Audrey Hepburn

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Neutral elements bring elegant nature of Hepburn into space

3 Metallic design pieces connect spa to overall design

4 Artwork by local artist on display

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Spa Locker View


F LOORPLA N - GUEST LEV EL 240

QUEEN ROOM

DOUBLE ROOM

KING SUITE

JUNIOR SUITE

SUITE

TOTAL ROOMS

6.25 12.5 25 31.25 18.75


LU C I L L E B A L L

The guest rooms are based on the personality and character of Lucille Ball. Bright, welcoming, and jovial, these spaces encourage guests to relax and enjoy their stay. The blue and red hues are inspired by Lucille Ball’s red hair and bright blue eyes. A custom wallcovering is used in each room designed to portray Lucille’s famous curls. The corridor is lined with a custom carpet that incorporates straight lines and neutral tones inspired by architectural elements of the 1950’s.


PERSPECT IV ES 1

Large light fixtures resemble earrings worn by Lucille Ball

2 Blue accents inspired by Lucille’s bright blue eyes

3 Custom Wallcovering

4 Coffered ceiling mimics Lucille Ball’s red, curly hair

Guest Room View


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F LOORPLA N - ROOF TOP

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Rooftop Bar & Grill

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BOOTHS

LOUNGE SOFAS

LOUNGE CHAIRS

OUTDOOR CHAIRS

BAR STOOLS

DINING CHAIRS

TOTAL ROOMS

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ROOF TOP PERSON A LIT Y JA M E S D E A N

The rooftop bar and grill, The Oddball, is based on the personality and character of James Dean. Edgy, rebellious, and sharp, Oddball evokes a sense of eccentric nightlife. The materials are dark to mimic the turbulent nature of James Dean personality with soft features like the canopy drapes to portray the soft side of his physical appearance. This space oers indoor and outdoor dining and bars, a pool, multiple ďŹ re pits, and various lounge seating arrangements.


PERSPECT IV ES 1

Dark features inspired by James Dean’s aesthetic

2 Curtains allow lounge area to become private

3 Standing tables encourage patrons to interact with new people

4 Second balcony available on upper level

Lower Level View


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Oval pool and bar mimic shape of rooftop branding “O”

2 Black tile pool inspired by Dean’s edgy appearance

3 Wood trellis seperates space from rest of rooftop

4 Metallic features tie in overall concept

Pool & Bar View


CON CEPT + I N SPIRAT ION Team Project - 2 interior designers

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept Concept Statement Concept Imagery Branding Mind Map Space Planning Revit Modeling FF&E Color Coded Floorplan Rendered Floorplan Rendered Perspectives Exterior Rendering Board Design & Layout

Natural and built environments that are seen in Cappadocia, Turkey, play a vital role in this design. Büyümek translates to “growth growth” and reflects the rapid changes seen in the economy, social construct, and environmental awareness. Büyümek includes various types of indigenous vegetation to support the local’s passion for preserving the land that surrounds them. Marketplace aesthetic inspired by the Grand Turkish Bazaar, showcasing rich colors and bold patterns patterns. Büyümek strives to bring all aspects of Turkish culture together to create a cohesive and welcoming environment.

BÜYÜME K

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EXT ERIOR


Wo o d t r a c e r y

Copper awning sketch

Copper awning


COLOR COD ED F LOORPLA N 71’ 2”

19’ 4”

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REN D ERED F LOORPLA N

Upholstery

Bathroom Flooring

Mezzanine

Main Flooring

Flooring


M AT ERIA LS PA LET T E

1 - PANTONE - Paint - 4240 C 2 - CUSTOM - Wall Covering - Turkish fabric 3 - PANTONE - Paint -7603 C 4 - CUSTOM - Tile - Turkish Ceramic Tile 5 - CUSTOM - Tile- Turkish Ceramic Tile 6 - LOCAL - Brick - White Wash Brick 7 - MAHARAM - Upholstery - Memory - Kvadrat 8 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Everywhere - Sweet 9 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Crush - Yarrow 10 - CUSTOM - Tile - Porcelain Tile 11 - MAHARAM - Upholstery - Bureau - Stripe 12 - CUSTOM - Tile - Turkish Ceramic Tile


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PERSPECT IV ES 1

Indoor terrarium supports the research found on Turkish culture and the importance of preserving nature

2 Enclosed space provides a private area for women to gather apart from the men, due to Turkish custom

3 Hanging lights mimc the warm and bright atmosphere of the Grand Turkish Bazaar

4 Warm hues are a representation of Turkish culture while the greenery reminds the user of Turkey’s vast landscapes

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1 Low seating is Turkish culture

2 Mezzanine above looks down into the terrarium and offers additional seating

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3 Living hostess stand mimics exterior facade representing element of repetition

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Walls showcase Turkish tiles with warm colors and cultural motifs

Reception View


1 Wall mounted tables with hanging pendants

2 Low seating to respect Turkish customs

3 Vintage Turkish plates used as decor and contrasts the warm tones

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Acoustic ceiling tiles covered Islamic motif pattern

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Corner Area View


1 Garage door allows outdoor bar access

2 Additional patio door provides accessibility to patio

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Acoustic dropped ceiling tiles covered Islamic motif pattern

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Bar showcases Turkish tiles with warm colors in a cultural motif

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CORPORAT E


CON CEPT + I N SPIRAT ION

TERRA tu um

Location: Charlotte, North Carolina

A company that encourages flourishing of plants & greenery for any climate & grower. Terra Tu Um sends seed packets to be grown indoors & out. Customization of seed packets makes Terra Tu Um a unique & thriving growing environment. The atmosphere is bright & cultivating cultivating. Colors come from succulents, vegetation, & flowers. Collaborative spaces allow workers to grow together, similar to natural wildflowers. Natural daylight is highly important & exterior views are accessible for increased creativity, positivity, interaction with nature.

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COLOR COD ED F LOORPLA N

Floor Commons Technology Training Tra i n i n g C e n te r

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RESEA RCH F LOORPLA N walls in offices for natural 1 Curtain light & employee interaction

areas in corners. Access 2 Common to natural lighting for all

3 window access to all

Offices close to center for

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Coffee areas open for interaction

F LOURI SH COPY / COFFEE CONF

PROF TECH

Health & growth of employees incorporated by natural lighting & various seating formats

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CONFERENCE QMS

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3 Interaction between people with open coffee & conference areas resembling a greenhouse

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BREAKOUT

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RECEPTION CLASSROOM LUNCH

QMS BREAKOUT QMS

Classrooms & training rooms are cultivation spaces, teaching botany & horticultural

PHONE QUIET

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COLOR COD ED F LOORPLA N

Human Resources Information Technology Ma n a ge m e n t Tra i n i n g Hu m a n Re s o u rc e s Ma n a ge m e n t Human Resources Administration Floor Commons

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RESEA RCH F LOORPLA N access to all rules 1 Window out hierarchy

located by window creating 2 Stairs open aesthetic

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3 naturally lit work space

Enclaves near exterior for

Window flower boxes create plant interaction

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TESTING ROOM

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Window access & natural lighting maintains health & wellness of employees MNG

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Coffee & conference rooms promote interaction. Greenhouse rooms and window flower boxes connect people with nature

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FILES

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Offices & workstations surround employees with greenery & natural light

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M AT ERIA LS PA LET T E

1 - CUSTOM - Wall Covering 2 - MAHARAM - Upholstery - Sarano - Azure 3 - MAHARAM - Upholstery - Yellow Check 4 - MAHARAM - Upholstery - Gardenia - Seafoam 5 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Laredo - Apricot 6 - ARC COM - Upholstery -Pedestal - Dovecoat 7 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Majorka - Seafoam 8 - CUSTOM - Wallcovering - Stripe 9 - ARMSTRONG - LVT - Buckhead Oak 10 - ARMSTRONG - Flooring - Concrete 11 - LOCAL - Flooring - Brick Pavers 12 - INTERFACE - Flooring - Granite Moss

Custom Upholstery Design


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PERSPECT IV E 1

Bright hues mimic tones seen in nature & wildflowers, mirroring idea of growth & flourishing

2 Custom trellis exhibits vines & floral elements grown from Terra Tu Um products.

3 Large amounts of natural light fill area from 10th floor above & open windows on 9th floor

4 Custom wallcovering behind reception desk minics veins in a leaf

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1 Placed in corners of building for abundant natural lighting to increase positivity & productivity

2 Resembling a greenhouse, these areas include custom trellis’ and glass curtain walls

3 Exposed brick wall & brick paved flooring brings element of outside into space

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Large tables with different seating encourages collaboration

Floor Commons View


1 Ample space encourages employees to work & learn

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Workstations contain planters to encourage employees to practice growing & tending to greenery

3 Large curtain walls in working areas encourage interaction between managers & workers.

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Bright colors used in workstations to carry brand throughout office

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Wo r k s t a t i o n V i e w


CON CEPT + I N SPIRAT ION

NEXT hub

Next Hub concept is The Worlds Fair Fair. Concept inspires booth type rooms, glass partitions, and array of colors colors. 10th oor contains large learning commons mimicking central isles of Worlds Fair where participants gather together. Ceiling details derived from varying displays seen at Fairs across globe. Above Tutor Center, glass panels resemble design of Crystal Palace. Warm and cool colors inspired by vintage fair posters. 11th oor contains lounge space encouraging relaxation and connection connection. Classrooms created relating to all learners with moveable furniture of various postures. Next Hub is inspired by leading creatives, postures innovators, and engineers that sparked design thought at World’s Fairs.



F LOORPLA N PUBLIC ALONE S M A L L G RO U P

MAKERSPACE

I N D I VI D UA L WO RK

ACTIVE LEARNING

S O M E PRI VACY

BETWEEN SPACE

PUBLIC TOGETHER WILDCARD

S M A L L G RO U P

IMMERSION LEARNING COMMONS

CO L L A RB O RAT I VE -

SEMINAR

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BETWEEN SPACE

PRIVATE ALONE

COPY / PRINT

I N D I VI D UA L

LOCKERS

S E M I - CL OS E D UP UP UP

LEARNING COMMONS MOTHERS ROOM

VI S UA L PRI VACY

PRIVATE TOGETHER G RO U PS CL OS E D CO L L A B O RAT I VE

CHILDCARE

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REN D ERED F LOORPLA N

Concrete Flooring

Classroom Carpet

C a f e LV T

Between Carpet


F LOORPLA N PUBLIC ALONE S M A L L G RO U P HUB

I N D I VI D UA L WO RK S O M E PRI VACY

PRIVATE OFFICE

PUBLIC TOGETHER

PRIVATE OFFICE

S M A L L G RO U P SMALL SEMINAR

MULTI PURPOSE LEARNING -

CO L L A RB O RAT I VE

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PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE TUTOR

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OPEN TUTOR PRIVATE TUTOR

PRIVATE ALONE LOCKER

I N D I VI D UA L

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UP UP

S E M I - CL OS E D VI S UA L PRI VACY

PRIVATE TOGETHER COMPUTER LAB

G RO U PS CL OS E D CO L L A B O RAT I VE

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REN D ERED F LOORPLA N

Between Space Rug

Classroom Rug

Tu t o r C e n t e r R u g

Between Rug


REF LECT ED CEILIN G PLA N S

Rich Brilliant Willing - Akoya 22 Pendant - Vermillion

Tech Lighting - Joni Pendant - Aged Brass

Akoya 22 Pendant

Joni Pendant Recessed Can

Static Light Bar

Echo One Chandelier

Light Art - Static - Sola Felt

LEV EL 1 0 Light Art - Echo One - Sola Felt


Rich Brilliant Willing - Akoya 22 Pendant - Vermillion

Rich Brilliant Willing - Cinema 4 12 Chandelier - Brass

Akoya 22 Pendant

Joni Pendant Recessed Can

Static Light Bar

Echo One Chandelier

Light Art - Static - Sola Felt

LEV EL 1 1 Light Art - Echo One - Sola Felt


M AT ERIA LS PA LET T E

1 - ARC COM - Wall Covering - Abstract - Porcelain 2 - DESIGNTEX - Wall Covering - Hester - Terra Cotta 3 - PANTONE - Paint -Warm Grey 1 C 4 - ARC COM - Wall Covering - Elysium - Smoky Quartz 5 - DESIGNTEX - Wall Covering - Hive - Moon 6 - ARC COM - Upholstery - Leather - Cognac 7 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Everywhere - Cardinal 8 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Everywhere - Sweet 9 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Gridley - Penguin 10 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Measure - Poppy 11 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Mateo - Plaster 12 - DESIGNTEX - Upholstery - Everywhere - Gold


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Located in corner of building for natural lighting

2 Highly collaborative incorporating lazer printing, 3D printing, & sewing (not pictured)

3 Open space with large tables for big projects & group work

4 Weighted pin-up boards accessible on each side

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Makerspace View


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Betweenspace View

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1 Collision / touch down space for faculty & students to collaborate

2 Curtain wall mimics Crystal Palace & acts as seperation wall

3 Variety of seating creates a casual space to refresh

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Curtain surrounds private are & resembles booth setting of World’s Fair


1 Refreshments & kitchenette provide place to recharge

2 Wallcovering represents different booths at Fair

3 Warm hues invite users into space; natural lighting encourages productivity

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Acoustic ceiling panels inspired by World’s Fair Milan


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Wo r k C a f e V i e w


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Photography studio encourages students to document projects

2 Students able to learn photography & lighting

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White floors & walls reflect light from windows

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Equipment provided by school to aid students


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Wildcard View


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Collaborative & private tutor areas

2 Writable walls for thinking & expressing learning process

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3 Carpet tiles & area rug for sound reduction

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Custom ceiling mimics Crystal Palace. Allows light to pass through space

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Tu t o r V i e w



F URN I T URE D ESIGN


F URN IT URE D ESIGN TOOLS Table saw Wood glue Belt sander Hand-held sander Screws Metal u-shaped brackets Mod podge

MATERIALS Reclaimed wood Reclaimed coffee Resin Reclaimed coffee beans Reclaimed top coat gloss Reclaimed coffee filters Reclaimed coffee table frame

TheJOE The Joe is inspired by the style of a French bistro chair. This is seen in the design with the “x” bracing on the legs and the simple back and armless design. Earthy colors are created from various forms of used coffee. The name “The Joe” comes from the classic saying “have a cup of joe!”, which creates a sense of warmth and community.

CONCEPT IMAGERY

PRODUCT IMAGERY


THe TEDDY PROCESS SKETCHES

CONCEPT IMAGERY

The Fibonacci Sequence is a model used to describe various events in mathematics, science, art and nature. The Teddy was created using shapes found in graphic representation of the ratio. These shapes were joined together in new ways to create a comfortable and classic lounge chair. The name comes from the aesthetic nature of a teddy jacket. The warm tones and comfortable outer shell of the coat inspired the look of the Teddy chair.

3D PRINTED CHAIR


Lounge Chair


T ECHN ICA L


M I LLWORK

JAMB & HEAD DETAILS


PARTITION DETAILS



CREAT IV E


HA N D REN D ERIN G

Fast Rendering


Photorealistic Rendering


PHOTOGRA PHY WEDDING

PORTRAIT


PRODUCT

STYLED


T HA N K YOU

MARGARET LOUISE MORSE


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