Maria Camila Fajardo
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MARIA
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Originally from Bogotå, Colombia, I am a visionary Interior Design student with a minor in Design for Sustainability and Themed Entertainment Design at Savannah College of Art and Design, with a previous technical background in Marketing. I have a big passion for new experiences and learning new things everyday, creating my love for traveling and languages. I currently speak 3 languages fluently and I’ve traveed to many countries around the world, which has influenced my design thinking along the way. I am also very fond of sustainability and the environment, and I feel that there are so many opportunities for interior designers to have a positive impact. I consider myself a very curious and detail oriented person, curiosity can lead us to new discoveries and experiences. My interests vary from Non-Profit work, human development and community service all the way to Educational, Workplace, Hospitality, and Health Care Design. I believe that innovation through collaborative environments and storytelling are the greatest keys to a successful design. My goal is to create
"Design heals the heart, replenishes
and rethink spaces that can provide solutions to our society by integrating well-being, sustainability, and culture into a holistic design that goes beyond basic needs.
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- Cheryl Durst, Hon. IIDA Executive Vice President and CEO
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RESUME
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MODELING
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Resume Education Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)| Savannah, GA Bachelor in Fine Art in Interior Design Minor in Design for Sustainability Minor in Themed Entertainment Design Expected Graduation, March 2017 Savannah College of Art and Design | Hong Kong Bachelor in Fine Arts, Interior Design Fall 2015 Servicio Nacional De Aprendizaje SENA | Bogota, Colombia Marketing: Conceptualization, Methodology, and Applicability April 2012
Experience Orientation Assistance | Savannah, GA Savannah College of Art and Design, Provided extensive knowledge about the college, helped as a co-instructor for the First Year Experience course, and contributed to the success of Fall Orientation and the transition of incoming students. September 2014 - Present Server and Baker | Savannah, GA Gryphon Tea Room, Assisted guests and provided individualized attention towards each customer. May 2016 - Present Event Planer and Designer | Bogotá, Colombia Elizabeth Special Cakes Events, Brainstormed ideas for different events and other special occasions, according to client desires. June 2015- July 2015
Skills
Volunteer Humane Society for Greater Savannah | Savannah,GA SCAD SERVE, September 2013 - Present Making a difference in the lives of homeless pets by cleaning, organizing and training them in order to find their forever home. Social Housing Development | Bogotá, Colombia Fundacion Catalina Muños, Dicember 2011 - Present Volunteered in a social housing development program in Bogotá, Colombia, to give low income families a home and a decent place to live.
Memberships U.S. Green Building Council Georgia Chapter, Present American Society of Interior Designers- Student Chapter, 2014-Present International Interior Design Association, 2014-Present International Association of Lighting Designers, Student member, 2014- Present Interior Design Student Association, 2014- Present Cradle toCradle, 2015- Present Green Peace, 2012- Present
Awards and Recognition Dean’s List 2013-Present Savannah College of Art and Design Award based on outstanding academic performance. SCAD Academic Honors Scholarship 2013-Present Savannah College of Art and Design PAGE
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• Revit • AutoCAD • InDesign • Illustrator • 3D Max
• Photoshop • Sketching • Microsoft Office • Research based Design • Rhino 3D
• Leadership • Collaboration • Issue Resolution • Communication
• Creativity • Team Work • Detail oriented • Strong Interpersonal Skills
Languages • Spanish • English • French • Italian
Native Proficient Limited Proficiency Elementary
Sponsor Projects P&G SCAD Design Challenge | Hong Kong Collaborative Learning Center, September 2015 Designed women’s pads in collaboration with a team of industrial and fashion designers, for the next generation of Chinese women. Exhibition Design for CBED | Hong Kong Design in Context, September 2015 Worked as part of a team for the re-branding and exhibition booth design for a non profit community based entrepreneurship program for the International Labour Organization. Para-Site Auction Design | Hong Kong Paddle8 and Para-Site art, October 2015 Worked in a group to help came up with a concept and design the Para-Site Art auction event at the PMQ in Hong Kong.
RESIDENTIAL SPRING 2014 | SAVANNAH, GA
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Terra Cotta Loft ADAPTIVE-REUSE LOFT LIVING
CLIENTS: LINC AND ROBERTO Linc is a world- wide architectural photographer. Originally from Kentucky, he studied Psychology and Architecture. He loves his custom-made boots, and he plays the piano rather well. He is very detail -oriented, he enjoys reading mysteries and collecting netsuke, as well as taking care of his garden. Roberto is a custom furniture maker from Ecuador. He is a music lover and plays plays guitar. Roberto appreciates fine antiques but enjoys blending the modern with his culture. He is very athletic and likes spending time outdoors. They both met in an art exhibition, and have been together for eight years even adopting a large dog named Rufus.
L OCAT I O N: 126 W BAY ST, SAVANNAH, GA
S C H E M AT I C:
CONCEPT: HAIMISH Homey; cozy and unpretentious Describes the cultural backgrounds of Linc and Roberto. Roberto is from a welcoming Latin family, and Linc, a world traveler, is close to his Kentucky roots. The couple´s connection with their families and desire for a stable, yet dynamic home is expressed in the intimate spaces as well as in the coziness of social areas. The indoor garden expresses their outdoor adventures and curiosity. The influence of nature and textiles is apparent in the palettes, but wood is the constant foundation of the design. PAGE
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FLOOR PLANS
SECOND
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FIRST FLOOR
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FURNITURE
Bedroom Rendering PAGE
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Dining Room Rendering PAGE
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FALL 2015 | HONG KONG
OON Luxury Chinese Restaurant L OCAT I O N: TSIM SHA TSUI, HONG KONG
Rendering Process Rendering Process
PRE-RENDERING LINE WORK Shows lines and set ups before the rendering process. Adding materials and modifying settings. Setting include nigh-time set up and lighting control.
TEXTURES Shows lines and set ups before the rendering process. Adding materials and modifying settings. Setting include nigh-time set up and lighting control.
BASE RENDER Render was produced through Autodesk Cloud service. Final rendering time was 10 minutes. Render Settings where set to maximum settings, native light in PNG format.
ENTOURAGE People where added from immediate entourage to add life and movement to the render. Taking into account context and users, as well as the main activity in the space.
BACKGROUND CONTEXT Background images where collaged and place to create a sense of setting. The images where selected according to the location of the building(Hong Kong) and desire view.
SHADOWS AND REFLECTIONS Shadows were created by duplicating the person or object, flipping them vertical, coloring them black. Reflection where added by duplicating the image and multiplying it.
LIGHTING People where added from immediate entourage to add life and movement to the render. Taking into account context and users, as well as the main activity in the space.
FINAL ADJUSTMENTS Final Adjustments where added such as transparencies in certain materials, more lighting in some places and a layer to enhance certain lines.
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HONG KONG R E S TAU R A N T DESIGN FINAL RENDERING
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CO M M E R C I A L WINTER 2016 | SAVANNAH, GA
Co-Working Space Design S AVA N N A H , G E O R G I A GROUP PROJECT
This project is based on the design of a coworking space in Savannah, Georgia. The purpose of the space is for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and freelancers to work alongside like-minded individuals where they can collaborate, create, and be a part of an entrepreneurial community. The goal was to create a flexible and healthy workplace environment that supports work, wellness, exhibit design elements and furnishings that challenge our expectations of what we think is a productive workplace.
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Enerspace is a professionally designed shared office space in Palo Alto and Chicago, offering co-working and private offices. A coworking space’s relationship with its members is one that is primarily predicated on the values that drive the Co-working Movement. This is in direct and deliberate contrast to a more traditional relationship predicated on renting space from a landlord. “Work Well� reflects the mission to give members a place and the tools they need to blend work and wellness.
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CONCEPT:
MOOD BOARD:
Gathering People from diverse areas of work making one community, comparable to the many squares of Savannah, which make up the historic district.
A design blending of raw and sophisticated materials, spacious functional comfort along with an organizational flow is created. This unique and universally designed environment acts as a sense of togetherness, gathering people from different areas of work making one community.
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C O N S I D E R AT I O N S : Access to Nature
Employee Perzonalization and Engagement
Human Factors and Ergonomics
Thermal Gain
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ADJACENCY AND BUBBLE DIAGRAMS:
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SKETCHES
SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN
SECOND FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
FURNITURE
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EXHIBIT B OOT H PROPOSAL SUMMER 2015 | HONG KONG
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Community-Based Enterprise Development (C-BED) was developed by the International Labour Organization (ILO) as a training program for helping entrepreneurs and micro-business owners to improve their businesses. It is designed for use among vulnerable and marginalized communities that are hard to reach due to social and geographical isolation.
CBED Booth Exhibition Design
The project focused on providing advantages for the people within a community by enhancing interaction and facilitating their needs and experiences. With our display proposal, we would introduce the visitor to the program toolkit and module. Both current and future business owners are identified as potential participants. Visitors would be allowed to engage, interact, and gain considerable knowledge on what the program can do.
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SHARING KNOWLEDGE, IDEAS AND SUCCESS.
Facilitating the needs and experiences of humans beings was incorporated as the most important feature in the representation of CBED’s Goals
A close look to the way the exhibit booth parts are hold toguether. PAGE
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The importance of designing a essay to assembly booth. The program is promoted in many remote city in Asia where accessibility and resources are limited. Designing something practical and able to fit in a suitcase was the main challange.
Our exhibit ideology was to encompass our responsability as experience designers , to interwave visually engaging and inspiring graphics, alongside informing program materials. Providing a framewrok for a community to share knowledge for succes is the final take away from the experience.
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3D MODELING RHINO | AUTOCAD
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3D Patterning and Paneling Inspiration Images
Form Frame
Computer Render
Elevation
Developing form Process
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Laser Cut Process
Site Model Analysis
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C R E AT I V E DIGITAL PAINTING
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Lost in La Sierra
MEDIUM: Digital Painting in Photoshop
Thank you
Contact information Savannah College of Art and Design mcfajardorussi@gmail.com https://www.behance.net/mfajar202d9b U.S.A Tel: (+1)912-358-8896 Colombia Tel: (+57)315-873-3533
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