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MARY HOWELLS (435) 640 - 3965 MARY.HOWELLS@AGGIEMAIL.USU.EDU
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FUNCTION. MIES VAN DER ROHE
Work Experience Research Assistant at the National Center for Hearing, Assessment and Management Researching articles and information for supervisors Coordinating with EHDI contact about upcoming events and conferences. Handling shipments between the office and third world countries. Organizing and maintaining the office
Education Bachelors of Interior Design in May 2016 Utah State University GPA- 3.69 (while maintaining a part time job) Interior Design Program Study Abroad to Europe in the summer of 2014. I studied in Italy, France, and England. Student Member of ASID Student Member of IIDA Student Member of USGBC
Line Server at Zupas Cafe Coordinated with customers directly to build their order Fast and Friendly services Multitasking and juggling multiple orders while interacting with the customer
Related Skills Computer Skills Auto Cad, Revit Architecture, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Power point
Technical Skills Computer Rendering, Hand Rendering, Model Building, Space Planning, Material Specification, Construction Documents
COM MER CIAL
Fuse Records Fuse Records travels the world looking for new undiscovered artists to hire. They have decided to redesign their headquarters and refresh their identity.
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ffice spaces were
be divided up into several areas for marketing,
requested for the new
production, scouting and other such areas specific
head quarters in Salt
to the business. To the right is the traditional office
Lake City for Fuse Re-
for the owner of Fuse Records. As owner of the
cords. The office space
company, George Stevenson needed an office in
was to hold around
which he could meet with the two CEO’s of the
ninety, or so, employee. company to talk about the record label and which The space needed to
new artists to hire. He requested that the office be both comfortable and traditional. On the left is a Revit rendering of one of the CEO’s offices. Items such as the Firelights by Tecture were selected to promote the concept behind the firm. That concept was to find the diamond in the rough, to search for the hidden gems in the music industry for which no one else was willing to look.
Inspired by nature I was challenged to create patterns and abstractions to promote the design for a maternity wing of a hospital. Top Right: Marker Rendering of a post pardom room. One of the pattern was used to create a storage unit for the patients and their guests to use. Bottom Right: Marker rendering of a delivery room. The colors of this room was inspired by a horse in a summer’s field. Below Left: an abstraction of a microscopic look at moss. Below Center: an abstraction of a horse’s ear. Below Right: an abstraction of a flock of crows; this was later used to create a sculptural piece in the cafeteria.
The Modern Roman The objectives of this project were to produce a spa that would promote health and well-being through space planning, color selection, and overall design. This project was inspired by my studies abroad to the Roman baths just a few months earlier. Golden and purple hues were chosen to represent royalty and elegance to promote the clients self image to a higher sense of living. The space plan was designed to make it easy to transition from the public lobby to the locker room, to the massage and steam rooms. It also allows
the staff to move around without having too much hassle. The Modern Roman was chosen as the name to promote the power and luxury that the Roman empire brought to their time, today. Seen below is a Revit rendering of the lobby area. To the right in the top right corner is a rendered floor plan of the space. Next to it is a cabinet detail, and below that are more details from the massage rooms as well as restroom elevations and ADA requirements.
RESI DEN TIAL
a vertical experience Under the direction of New York designer Benjamin Noriega Ortiz, I was challenged to design a two story Puerto Rican apartment for one of his private clients.
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just to the right is a hand marker rendering of the entry in this Puerto Rican residence. The clients requested the staircase create a vertical experience for visitors when the first enter the apartment. Highlighting the Moon System sofa from Zaha Hadid, lacquered ceiling, and Physilia Chandelier from Bespoke Global draws your eyes forward and upward away from the private section of the residence and towards the public section on the second floor. This addresses one of the many challenges faced while designing this project. The clients requested that the private areas of the residence be located on the first floor and the public areas be located on the second floor where they could have access to the outdoor patio.
The bar of the Puerto Rican residence creates a light and happy environment for the clients to entertain their guests in. Right: A marker rendering of the bar in the Puerto Rican residence. The painting on the right is from artist Andrew Atroshenko, a romantic impressionistic Russian artist. This painting was chosen as a tribute to Russia, the country that the wife is from. The stools are Ghost barstools with images of the couples favorite drinks on the backs.
While only permitted 1000 sqft, this home contains a living room, kitchen, guest bathroom, and master suite. Right: A CAD site plan of the home near Park City, Utah. Below: Axonometric 2D drawing of the home done in CAD. This drawing displays the living room, kitchen, and guest bedroom on the first floor; and on the second floor the master suite.
TRAVEL & SKETCHING While studying abroad in Europe, we were assigned to keep a sketch book of the places we had been and things that inspired us. These are a few of the places that inspired me.
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raveling is one of my favorite things to do, and I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to travel with the Interior Design Program here at Utah State University to Europe. The trip was modeled after the Grand Tour.
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Queens Walk is one of my favorite places in London, it has a great view of the London Bridge and is constantly bustling with people.
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In the bottom left corner of the page is a fountain from one of the side streets in Paris.
In the top right corner is a sketch of the Italian flag. As In the bottom center of the first city we traveled to, the page is the bar at Rome has left an imprint in my the hostel we stayed at in heart and started my affair with Venice. I made many memories traveling. I did this sketch on my talking with new found friends last day in Rome as a tribute in that bar. for all of the wonder it had brought to my life. In the bottom right is a sketch of the pier in In the top left corner is Brighton, London. During a sketch of Big Ben in Lon- one of my free days a few don. This was one of the friends and I took a train out first sites we visited in London to Brighton and toured the city and left one of the biggest enjoying an ice cream cone and impressions on me. walk along the pier.
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