Interior Design Portfolio by Mary Whitney Evins

mary whitney evins

interior design Portfolio

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RESUME Current Address: 142 Ridgeline Road Starkville, MS 39759 (601) 405-6908

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS GPA: 3.6/4.0 Graduation: August 2015

Permanent Address: 321 Church Street Madison, MS 39110 (601) 405-6908

CCSA Study Abroad Program Kings College, London, UK July-August 2014

Email: mwevins@gmail.com

website: marywhitneyevins.wix .com/webiste

WORK EXPERIENCE Sales Associate/Visual Intern Altarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d State, Ridgeland, MS. Summer 2012 and 2013- January 2015 Received, prepared, and arranged deliveries on the sales loor Maintained store upkeep and organization Ensured displays were properly assembled according to corporate charts Engaged customers with friendly service and a positive attitude Utilized a computerized cash register Handled returns and purchases with cash, credit cards, and git cards

COMPUTER SKILLS AutoCAD Revit Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Rhino Sketch Up MicrosotWord PowerPoint

Cashier/Server/Sales Associate Beagle Bagel, Madison, MS. May 2013- August 2013 Enhanced ability to multi-task within a fast-paced environment Provided prompt service on orders, serving food and closing the sale Opened and closed the store Focused on proper safety procedures for food prep and storage

Construction and Detailing • Color and Lighting • Floral Design • 3D CAD Modeling • AutoCAD • Digital Design • Textiles for Interiors • Environments for Special Needs • Int. Mat. Treat. & Res. • Portfolio Pres • Professional Practice • Hand Rendering • Furniture Design • Photography • Drawing I • ID Graphics • Principles of LEED • History of Interiors I and II

IN T ERIOR D ES IG N OR GA N I ZA T IO N S/ E V E N T S/A WA R DS Member, ASID Student and National Chapter (2012-2015) Photography Chair of ASID Student Chapter (2013-2014) Volunteer for 2014 IDEC Conference in New Orleans, LA (2014) Set up and created loral arrangements for the Palmer Children’s Home beneit in Starkville, MS (2014) Attended NEOCON, Chicago, IL (2013) Attended ASID Student Career Day (2013, 2014, and 2015) Honorable Mention, Corporate Category, ASID South Central Regional Student Design Competition hird Place, Corporate Category, MSU ASID Student Chapter Design Competition hird Place, Steelcase Project Scholarship hird Place, MSU ASID Design Star Student Competition Participant in Habitat for Humanity with ASID Student Chapter (2013 and 2014)

CA M P US ORGAN IZ AT ION S A N D A WA RD S Presidents Scholar (Fall 2014, Spring 2013) Deans Scholar (Spring 2014, Fall 2013, Fall 2012) Alpha Rho Chi Brother, Hippodamus Chapter (2013-2015) Social Committee Head of Alpha Rho Chi Hippodamus Chapter (2014- 2015) Participant in Nationally Acclaimed Installation of Alpha Rho Chi Chapter (2014) Statement Winter Guard, Member (2014) Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society, Member (Fall 2013- Spring 2015) Students for a Sustainable Campus, Member (2013) Oktibbeha County Humane Society Student Chapter, Member (2012- 2014) Famous Maroon Band Color Guard, Member (2011-2013) Day One Leadership Community (2011)

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RELATED COURSES

hospitality

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bar and restaurant perspective

objective Duration: 6 weeks Square Footage: 30,000 Team of 4 Challenged to design a boutique hotel Develop branding for each space First loor: lobby, reception, spa, lounge, restaurant,and bar Guestroom levels Rooftop bar

roof top lobby

guest levels

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reception perspective

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lobby perspective

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Located in downtown Denver, Colorado. Hotel X keeps young business professionals in mind. The concept is inspired by the awestruck wonder of a irework. The idea of the irework creates a lively and explosive presence which emphasizes a luxury boutique hotel experience for visitors.

Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Rhino

team fall 2014

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SPA

reception

ground level rendered floor plan

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Hotel X is all about the experience Guests are invited into luxury in the lobby Lighting displays, colorful elements and ire features engage guestsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; senses Spa is a space for relaxation and relection Guest rooms of Hotel X create a luxury home away from home Rooftop inishes, water, and ire features create an exhilarating experience

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reception desk lounge chair

key plan

concept sket ches spa sketches

spa reception perspective

reflection room perspective

Responsibilities Research and Space Planning Preliminary AutoCad and Revit Rendered Floor Plans 5 of 10 Guest Room Suite Maquette Material Selection and Ordering Material and Furniture Speciications Custom Wallcovering, Area Rug, and Broadloom Project Binder

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The spa is designed around the idea of haze. Haze uses soft tones of blues and grays to create a peaceful setting. Guests are greeted at reception where a curved wall, custom reception desk, and smoky materials set the tone for the space. Natural textures and materials provide visual interest to stimulate the senses. The pool, ire wall, sauna, and snow room make the body feel alive and relaxed.

team fall 2014

custom wallcovering

guest room sketch

guest room level rendered floor plan

custom wallcovering:

Inspired by the fall of a weeping willow irework, the design of the wallcovering shows a shower of light falling down the wall. The use of relective materials, such as silver or gold foil, create the same shimmering effect as an exciting irework display.

custom broadloom and area rug

key plan porcelanosa s t ylker dark

cus t om area rug design

cus t om wallcovering design

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The gue s t r o oms at H otel X are de signed t o exce ed gue s t sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; expec t ations . W i t h i n t e n s e a t t e n t i o n t o d e t a i l , n o c o r n e r h a s g o n e w i t h o u t a t t e n t i o n . To c r e a t e a n e x p e r ie nc e t h a t i s lu x ur i o us a nd unlike ot h e r h o t el s , f e a t ur e s s uc h a s w o o d f lo o r s , g la s s wall s , a nd c us t o m buil t - in s make t h e g ue s t s f e el their space is exceptional. Maximizing space by creating a visual connec tion bet we e n t h e b a t h r o o m a nd be dr o o m h elp make t h e r o o m s s e em la rg e r a nd open . The c us t om built - ins provide ample s t orage and the ref lec tive material fur ther s the concept of a f irework and create light within the space. Color s and tex t ure s are c alm , yet c olor f ul t o enc ourage a s pace of c alm relaxation . De signed t o exce ed the expec t ations of gue s t s , the r o oms of H otel X s er ve a s a lu x ur y h ome away f rom h ome f or all wh o experience them .

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guest room perspective

Guest rooms: The guest rooms are designed to exceed guestsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; expectations.

Features such as wood loors, glass walls, and custom built-ins make the guests feel their space is exceptional. There are glass walls creating a visual connection between the bathroom and bedroom to help the rooms feel larger. Color textures are calm yet colorful to encourage a space of calm relaxation. The rooms at Hotel X serve as a luxury home away from home for all who experience them.

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rooftop physical model

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roof t op conceptual sket ch

rooftop level rendered floor plan

axonometric rooftop view

Rooftop Bar:

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rooftop bar and lounge perspective

rooftop grill perspective

The rooftop is inspired by the embers at the inale of a irework. Smoulder, is designed to create an exhilarating experience for the guests at Hotel X. A place to end your day, the rooftop space is to be experienced after the sun sets. With a variety of areas, the rooftop appeals to many occasions and people. The rooftop grill provides a family friendly environment. The rooftop bar creates a iery and exhilarating experience through interesting lighting features, fantastic views, and the contrast of ire and water features. Lounge spaces are scattered throughout featuring ire pits and a variety of seating to encourage guests to stay, socialize and enjoy themselves on Denverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s inest rooftop environment.

team fall 2014

fifth year exterior perspective

objective

Пятый год “Fifth Year”

Duration: 5 weeks Square Footage: 6,000 Challenged to design a restaurant for an assigned foreign country Private Dining General Dining Patio Bar

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Types Of Seating Booth: 40 Table: 140 Bar: 32 Outdoor: 72

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bar perspective

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Located in Perm, Russia This is the â&#x20AC;&#x153;ifth yearâ&#x20AC;? of Perm trying to improve their city. The city wants Perm to be an exciting and attractive place to live. Locals are hesitant about the changes. Perm is loosing a large amount of their young people.

Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign

fall 2013

flooring materials

entrance perspective

Пятый год “Fifth Year”

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“Fifth Year” is designed to help Perm fulill their colorful and lamboyant dream Encourages the young people and locals to stay in the city Navy, magenta, and gold color scheme demand attention without being overwhelming Dark woods and ambient lighting create an inviting and enjoyable dining experience The bar is the focal point of the restaurant and all other seating radiates around it Contrasts cold climate with warm color scheme

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booth elevation These booths are located behind the bar. Small privacy partitions along with 8â&#x20AC;&#x2122; drop ceiling help create a more intimate and private dining experience.

reflected ceiling plan casual dining perspective DESCRIPTION Custom Pendant Light Pendant Luminaire Wide Beam Downlight Self Powered Exit Sign Smoke Detector Sprinkler Heaing/Air Vent

LIGHTING LEGEND

SYMBOL

fall 2013

Fourteen Days Bar and Grill

left dining perspective

bar perspective

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objective

Fourteen Days Bar and Grill

Cooper lighting project Self selected type of project Casual, family dining Design project with detailed relected ceiling plan Calculate watts per square footage

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RE S T ROOMs 45 SQ FT

KITCHEN 759 SQ FT

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DINING aREA 4211 SQ FT

REFLECTED reflectedCEILING ceilingPLAN plan s e a t i n g o c c u p a n c y : 138

watts per square foot AREA NAME Restrooms Kitchen Dining

SQUARE FOOTAGE 45 759 4211

TOTAL WATTAGE 25 675 4228

WATTS PER SQUARE FOOT 0.5555 0.8893 1.0040

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(1)18w(GX24q2) 1500 Lumens 24.8w 80 CRI, 2700 K 20W T12 (24") LED (2)6V, 3.6W DC LED 2700K 72 lumens/ft

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Rustic style restaurant located in downtown Chicago, IL. Designed to promote open collaboration and conversation. Small partitions separate sections throughout the space to create a sense of privacy. Wall decals are used as accents to continue the rustic design. Hardwood looring, brick walls, lighting applications and warm color scheme also help the visual appeal of the space.

Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign

MANUFACTURER NUMBER Shaper 1300-14-P1S-CFL/1/42120V-BM-CLR-SHL-M-OSDML-Varied Shaper 461-A-CFL/1/18-120V-CC1S-Varied Portfolio LD615D010EM ERW6827 6LW0LI Metalux SNF-120-LTS-120V-U Sure-Lites UNH SR W DH LED 30 Balance Beam 0 12 AM 1 WO F 55 27K BB3 1

fall 2013

COmmercial

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cafe perspective

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objective Duration: 5 weeks Square Footage: 8,000 Challenged to design an ofice space using Steelcase products Open Ofice Project Rooms Think Tank Cafe Collaboration Areas

open office perspective

awards

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Collaboration nodes are located along the hallways as additional small group spaces. The walls have white board paint so groups can brainstorm.

Project rooms and classrooms are equipped with eno whiteboards to enhance communication and provide technology for digital media.

Honorable Mention in Corporate Category, ASID South Central Regional Student Design Competition Third Place in Corporate Category, MSU ASID Student Chapter Design Competition Third Place Steelcase Project Scholarship

fall 2013

Classroom 1 Node Students and workers can easily move from a focused mode of work to a collaborative mode with ease. Classroom 2 and Think Tank also feature furniture to help promote collaboration in learning enviornments using Verb Tables and Eno White Boards.

Enclave 2 Executive Height Adjustable Desk Reply Chair

Enclave 1 Executive Height Adjustable Desk Think Chair Enclave 1

steelcase furniture selections

Video Conference Media Scape Table Enclave 3 Media Scape Lounge i2i Chairs Perfect for a small meeting for two or an area for a personal phone call.

Video Conference Media Scape Table Media Scape Lounge

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ENCLAVE 3 IDEATION PROJECT ROOM 3

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PROJECT ROOM 4

ENCLAVE 5

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN rendered floor plan SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0” LIGHTING LEGEND

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solution Yellow, orange, teal, and deep turquoise encourages creative, connected, and concentrated workplace Hexagons and nodes produce collaboration zones Lighting ixtures are energy eficient Moveable glass walls and lower partitions create daylighting Workers are encouraged to move around and work in various spaces throughout the day

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Produce a HEALTHY and ENJOYABLE environment for employees and entrepreneurs to work

Reduce carbon footprint through use of SUSTAINABLE products

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Encourage CREATIVITY with a VARIETY of work spaces

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Maintain CLOSE TIES with international partners through advanced technology and video conferencing

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“Don’t be afraid to say next!” he employees and entrepreneurs at NEXT are encouraged to WELCOME new ideas and throw out or modify the bad ones. Once a dandelion is blown, the seeds ly away and spread out to connect all over; this is the goal at NEXT. he dandelion resembles nature, INSPIRES CREATIVITY, and creates the willingness to move on, around, and through the known to create the best possible products all over the world. he yellow, orange, teal, and deep turquoise color scheme encourages a CREATIVE, CALMING, CONNECTED, and CONCENTRATED workplace, while the hexagons and nodes throughout the loor plan produce COLLABORATION zones for group thinking. Multi-functional magnetic whiteboards throughout the space can be used for projections, displays, and jotting down new ideas. In addition to improving the work environments, NEXT is also environmentally conscious. All of the lighting ixtures are ENERGY EFFICIENT and the use of movable glass walls and lower partitions let as much day lighting as possible low through the space. Privacy glass will be installed to provide CONFIDENTIALITY while supporting the open concept. Workers have access to workstations; however they are encouraged to MOVE AROUND and work in various spaces throughout the day. Project rooms can be reserved, collaboration nodes are placed throughout the space, and workers are also encouraged to bring their work to the café.

Enhance COLLABORATION in the work place with an open loor plan

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Enclave 1 Executive Height Adjustable Desk Think Chair

Enclave 2 Executive Height Adjustable Desk Reply Chair

Video Conference Media Scape Table Media Scape Lounge

Enclave 3 i2i Chairs Perfect for a small meeting for two or an area for a personal phone call.

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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0” LIGHTING LEGEND LED RECESSED CAN DIRECT LIGHTING This xture is used throughout the space as general and accent lighting in the enclaves, project rooms, copy room, studio, video conference, ideation, reception, think tank and cafe.

All lighting is controlled by dimmer switches to help conserve energy when there is adequate daylighting

The entire space is equipped with shoundmasking technology to help with sound control

Classroom, Enclave, and Think Tank Carpet Tiles

LED SUSPENDED FIXTURE DIRECT/ INDIRECT LIGHTING These xtures are used as general in the open studio, classrooms, and collaboration nodes because they provide both direct and indirect lighting.

FABRIC PENDANT LIGHT DIRECT/ INDIRECT LIGHTING This xture is used in the reception area as both general and accent lighting.

Ceiling height is 12’ and all drop down ceilings are 11’6” except for the cafe (See board 4)

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1/16”=1’-0”

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Project rooms 3 and 4 (to right) are designed with amphitheater style seating. This large area can create a space for large group meetings or a casual conference room.

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CONCEPT

“Don’t be afraid to say next!” The employees and entrepreneurs at NEXT are encouraged to welcome new ideas and throw out or modify the bad ones. Once a dandelion is blown, the seeds ly away and spread out to connect all over; this is the goal at NEXT. The dandelion resembles nature, inspires creativity, and creates the willingness to move on, around, and through the known to create the best possible products all over the world.

software Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign

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Duration: 2 weeks Square Footage: 14,000 Team of 5 Real Client Project Located in Starkville, MS Challenged to merge both Interior Design department and Department of Art into Howell Hall Must be approved by the Dean as well as both Interior Design and Art

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NE/T UNIVERSITY

Duration: 3 weeks Square Footage: 10,685 Located in Norfolk,Virginia Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal is to develop future leaders and innovators Challenged to design active learning classrooms Faculty connection hub Student work cafe In between learning spaces

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concept

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Next University believes in the concept that not all who “wonder” are lost. Encouraging students to let their minds wonder and think critically is the way to create the future leaders and innovators of the world. This also refers to physical wandering “off of the beaten path” and throughout the variety of spaces.

fall 2014

student learning cafe perspective

material selections faculty hub and cafe elevation

solution

NE/T UNIVERSITY

Variety of seating encourages occupants to wander through the spaces Learning areas encourage both group work and individual study Digital walls support wondering of the mind Warm color scheme encourages creativity, imagination, and inspiration Blues and greens symbolize growth, loyalty, and conidence

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SI DE WA L K LO U NG E

faculty hub perspective

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second floor breakout area perspective

BOB LO UNGE C HA I R

C A M P FI RE OT TOMA N

first floor break out area perspective

software Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign Illustrator

fall 2014

retail

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entrance perspective objective Duration: 2 weeks Square Footage: 1,500 Team of 8 Located in Starkville, MS Challenged to design LEED certiied retail incubator space Multiple disciplines brought together to work on this collaborative project Interior Design, Architecture, Building Construction Science, and Graphic Design

exterior elevation

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rendered floor plan

exterior perspective

responsibilities Site Measurements Space Planning Lighting Plan FF&E Selection Rendered Floor Plan and Elevation ADA & Egress Board Layout LEED Analysis

fall 2014

budget

Construction Duration Pre-Construction General Conditions Site Preparation Demolition

Substructure Shell

Days

Interiors Services

Shell Total

Building Sitework

Interiors Total

Project Closeout

Services Total

Equipment & Furnishings Total Buildings Sitework Total

Total Days: 49

General Conditions Total Fee Cost Total Permits & Project Closeout

Hard Building Cost: $157,133.02 ($95.23 / Sf) Total Project Cost: $240, 861.83 ($105.77 / Sf)

retail area perspective

solution Venture is the spark that new business owners need to ignite their future success Vendors come together in an environment that is exciting for producer and consumer Entrepreneurs maximize their marketing opportunities by connecting with the community in a stimulating new environment Spacious stalls make the most of the ample wall space throughout the building Business owners can embark upon the path to expanding their investment to its full potential

construction duration Construction Duration Pre-Construction General Conditions Site Preparation

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longitudinal section branding

Demolition

Substructure Shell

Days

Interiors Services Building Sitework Project Closeout 0

total days: Total Days: 49 49 cash wrap perspective

software Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Sketch Up

fall 2014

nova interior perspective objective Duration: 3 weeks Square Footage: 1,000 Team of 3 Challenged to design a cosmetics store Custom Fixtures Branding Hand Renderings

rendered floor plan

floor pattern sketch

concept A super nova is a powerful cosmic event in which a star is at its most beautiful point. Nova aims to help each customer feel like they are at their most beautiful point by providing a multitude of tools, the latest products, and services. Nova believes that there are three main components in a successful business: atmosphere, customer service, and accessibility.

logo sketches

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bubble diagram

block diagram

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custom fixtures

nova interior perspective

solution App allows customers to select products at home or in the store to speed up the purchasing process Curvilinear shape of the ixtures provides a lowing energy throughout the space Each section is branded with an accent color, allowing customers to easily ind what they need

I pad home screen i pad menu screen

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exterior elevation

interior elevations

responsibilities

software

Space Planning Concept Fixture Design Logo Design Material Selection Rendered Floor Plan Elevations Hand Renderings

Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign Illustrator

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healthcare

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D - Sink located by the door for ease of use by hospital staff. E - Interactive Digital Wall

interior elevations

FAMILY AREA ELEVATION - SCALE: 3/8” = 1’- 0”

TECHNOLOGY AREA ELEVATION - SCALE: 3/8” = 1’- 0”

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I - Pads are supplied in each patient room to give the patient more control over their enviornment. They may use this technology to order meals, operate the lighting and automatic shades, and check their nurse, medicines, and daily schedules.

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solution

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Designed to achieve exceptional patient centered care. Patient rooms are a main component in patient experience. Rooms are environmentally responsible, technologically relevant and aesthetically refreshing. Right-sizing and eco-friendly materials promote sustainable design.

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responsibilities

software

Research Space Planning Elevations Material Selection Rendered Floor Plan Renderings Board Layout

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entrance perspective Objective

/GYN

A Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Clinic

Duration: 4 weeks Square Footage: 4,162 Located in Meridian, MS Challenged to design a Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Clinic Research Space and Privacy Requirements Research Healthcare Materials Detail Reception Desk

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rendered floor plan

materials

software Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign

spring 2014

Special Considerations

Space EMPLOYEE SPACE 1 Office w/ Restroom

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200

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150

Break Room

350

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180 600

12 Ultra Sound

200

13 Patient Restrooms

150

14 Weigh Station

restrooms do not need to be ADA ADJ to waiting, checkout on each end, 3 people (need separation within), main in center and one on each side (Cubicle) desk with room for 2 guests 2 people, locking cabinetry (drugs), corridor visibility centrally located, attatched to 3 ADA restrooms, counter and cabinet, small fridge employee restroom (not ADA), fridge, dishwasher, sink, microwave 4x5, access from outside of building one near lab, and one on other side of space 5 on doctor's side, 3 on nurse's side, 10x12 typical centrally located 25-30 people, adj to reception and entry, consider bariatric seating must hold table, machine, and family, Has 40" television ADA, Direct Access to lab, one on nurses side, one on doctor's side, and one accessible from the waiting room consider privacy curtain, one on nurses side, and one on doctors side

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4,162 = Sum of SUBTotal ASF 1,373 = Line A x Circulation Multiplier 5,535 = A + B 8,000 Space Availale in theprosepctive project space 2,465 = D - C (positive means extra space, negative means needs more

Reqired

solution

/GYN

A Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Clinic

Relaxing and visually secure facility Focused on creating and offering services speciic to womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs Functional yet relaxing environment Floor plan resembles natural curves Curves calm the mind and suggests progression from one stage of maturity to the next

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color coded floor plan

spring 2014

detailing of reception Desk

lobby perspective

section

full section

/GYN

A Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Clinic

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axonometric view

exam room perspective

ultrasound room perspective

spring 2014

creative

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furniture design

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+ Stacking Elegance

The elegance of a dining chair with the functionality of a task chair chair height - 33” Chair Length - 19.5” Seat height - 19” Seat Width - 16.5” Stacking Elegance - 118

rhino

table lamp

multi-purpose paper pendant front view

made of recycled materials

pendant light

Base: paper plate Shade: toilet paper rolls Lamp: dimmable 200 lumen LED

top view

fall 2013

lighting design

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DRAWING

design

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hand rendering

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photography

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photography abroad

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thank you Ph o ne: 601.405.6908 Em ail : mwevins@gmail.com w eb si te: marywhitneyevins.wix.com/website

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