“To design is much more than simply to assemble, to order, or even to edit: it is to add value and meaning, to illuminate, to simplify, to clarify, to modify, to dignify, to dramatize, to persuade, and perhaps even to amuse. To design is to transform to prose into poetry.� -Paul Rand
EDUCATION
AWARDS + HONORS
Interior Design Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation Graduation | August 2020 Mississippi State University Starkville, MS Cumulative GPA
Scholarships
Bachelor of Science in
3.64 / 4.0
Interior Design 1st Place Brassfield and Gorrie Student Design Competition | 2019 1st Place Flexsteel Student Design Student Competition | 2019 Mary K. Haskell Scholarship | 2016 - Present Academic Excellence Scholarship | 2016 - Present Jack and Mavis Cristil Scholarship | 2016 - Present National Society of Collegiate Scholars | 2016 - Present
RELATED COURSES
AutoCAD History of Interiors I & II Hand Rendering ID Graphics Textiles for Interiors Color and Lighting 3D CAD Modeling Environments for Special Needs Furniture Design Construction Documents
SKILLS AutoCAD Revit Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Sketchup Microsoft Office
working
proficient
advanced
CONTACT 662.315.3704 mhenry1347@gmail.com Starkville, MS 39759
WORK EXPERIENCE
Interior Design Intern
Gensler| Houston, TX | May 2019 – August 2019 - Corresponded with local distributors to order finishes for an ongoing commercial project - Specified project component quantities and finishes to record for client records - Met with clients to get an understanding on project direction for intern pro bono project - Lead the interiors team on the intern project to be presented to the client at the end of the summer
Student Worker
Mississippi State University | Starkville, MS | January 2019 – May 2019 - Worked with students in class for three hours twice a week - Schedule time out of class to help with hand rendering technique
Event Coordinator
Amory High School | Amory, MS | December 2018 – April 2019 - Met with class officers to design t-shirts, tickets, and overall theme - Budgeted for decorations for a 2, 000 sq. ft. building venue - Compiled teams of students in the construction of design
Sales Associate
Lasting Impressions LLC. | Amory, MS | January 2015 | October 2017 - Designed and created handmade jewelry and custom vinyl t-shirt designs upon the customer’s request - Created merchandising displays - Oversaw shipments to and from the store and recorded inventory
Resume| 5
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Contents Hospitality
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hotel louis
Corporate
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next student design competition
Institutional
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Restaurant
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Retail
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Creative
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brassfield and gorrie competition
calle viva
don de due
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Hotel Louis Overview: Hospitality Group Project Objective: To design a hotel and rooftop bar each with a different but coordinating theme. Responsibilities: Revit Modeling for Rooftop Bar, Rendered Floor Plan for Rooftop Bar, Rendered Perspectives and Elevations for Rooftop Bar, Finish Selections
Next Hub | 9
Concept Imagery | 10
CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY Hotel Louis, a boutique hotel in St. Louis, Missouri, is inspired by historic French architecture and unique lifestyle of New Orleans, Louisiana. Hotel Louis represents the French Quarter in the lobby and guest rooms, Bourbon Street in the rooftop bar, Frenchman Street in the restaurant, and the Garden District in the spa.
Concept Philosophy| 11
LOBBY AND GUEST ROOMS
CONCEPTUAL CONTRAST THE FRENCH QUARTER The lobby space on the first level along with the guest rooms are designed around the Creole and Spanish features of the French Quarter with a modern twist. Historic elements such as wall paneling and coffered ceilings are modernized with a contemporary palette of finishes.
Lobby
First Level Plan | 12
Guest rooms
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1. Coffered Ceilings nod to historic architecture 2. Paneling creates visual interest and reflects geometric shape on ceiling 3. Cast iron second floor balcony mimics those found in the French Quarter 4. Paneling up to the ceiling creates vertical interest drawing the eye up 5. Custom millwork in every guest room 6. Custom wall covering features colors from the original fluer de lis
Guest room
Perspectives| 13
RESTAURANT
CONCEPTUAL CONTRAST FRENCHMAN STREET The restaurant on the first level is designed implementing the moody features of jazz bars on Frenchman Street. A stage for local artists to perform serves as the focal point of the restaurant with a u shaped bar representing the creole cottages on Frenchman Street.
Restaurant | 14
Restaurant Perspective | 15
SPA
CONCEPTUAL CONTRAST THE GARDEN DISTRICT The spa on the first level is designed using the classic elegance of the Garden District. In the quiet room, an ironwork canopy hangs from the ceiling draped in greenery adding a natural sense of calm to the space replicating the serenity of the garden.
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Spa Perspective | 17
ROOFTOP BAR
CONCEPTUAL CONTRAST BOURBON STREET The rooftop bar is designed around the vibrant and lively aspects of Bourbon Street. Four bars line the south side of the rooftop to create the experience of getting to walk through the street. Classic French elements are also incorporated through a fountain and brass coated ironwork. The VIP area features modular furniture to accommodate for different party sizes.
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1. Row of bars are designed to have different themes and drink menus to mimic Bourbon Street 2. Interactive illuminated Instagrammable wall 3. Illuminated furniture nods to neon signage on Bourbon street that lights the night 4. French design inspired fountain
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Next Hub Overview: Steelcase national student design competition. Objective: To design a cutting-edge higher education learning institution called the Next Hub for students enrolled in online coursework to gather and engage with others doing the same.
Next Hub | 21
Concept Imagery | 22
CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY Next Hub is inspired by a dispersing white seeded dandelion. Floors ten and eleven are designed with a central space with surrounding rooms. A grand staircase encourages interaction, a gradient feature represents the dispersal of the dandelion seeds in the childcare center, the learning commons, the tutoring center, and the recharge space. High ceilings in the learning commons draw the eye up to a dandelion shaped lighting feature. The themes of community, diversity, and making a wish a reality all make The Next University Hub a space that students will come to learn, but leave to make an impact on the world.
Concept Philosophy| 23
RESEARCH + PLANNING
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Spread Knowledge to those around them. private
REACH
Research + Planning | 24
CREATE
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INNOVATE
Color Coded Floor Plans| 25
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1. Maker Space centralizes the Hub encouraging active learning
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RENDERINGS
1. Open ceiling draws the eye up towards the custom lighting shaped like a dispersing dandelion. 2. Flexible furniture design allows for the space to be diverse and comply to the user’s needs. 3. Monumental stair encourages activity as well as providing another space for students to interact. 4. Curtain wall features white board finish. 5. Outdoor communal space improves wellbeing.
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Learning Commons | 29
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1. Exposed ceiling gives the design the “modern urban� aspect discussed in the visioning results. 2. Modular meeting rooms allow the user to have the flexibility to re-position or change the color of the panels. 3. Branding with the stone wall is a repeated element to provide cohesion between the two floors.
Tutoring Center | 31
1. Acoustic gradient ceiling panels 2. Smart tablet station 3. Acoustic decorative wall panel
Key Plan
Childcare Center | 32
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BrassďŹ eld + Gorrie Overview: Interdisciplinary design competition composed of teams of students from Architecture, Building Construction Sciences, Interior Design, and Graphic Design. Objective: To renovate a barn on Spirit Hill Farm in Holly Springs, Mississippi to be transformed into short term student housing for farm research purposes. Responsibilities: Research, Floor Plan, Interior Renderings, Interior Elevations,Furniture and Finish Plans, Well Building Analysis, Board Layout
1st Place Award
Brassfield + Gorrie | 35
Concept Imagery | 36
CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY Inspired by the “X” motif, the space is designed to draw students into common areas of the space encouraging a sense of community. Floor plans are arranged in a way that is seemingly seperate on the sides, while communal space can be found centered to encourage student interaction. An outdoor pavilion features a sloped roof to draw people into the space to keep the theme of “strength within community.”
Concept Philosophy| 37
RESEARCH + PLANNING
Site Photos
Research + Planning | 38
COMMON AREA
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1. Indoor and outdoor communal space encourages interaction. 2. Large kitchen since the farm is secluded from restaurants. 3. Views and access to the outdoors increases mental wellness.
Reflected Ceiling Plans | 40
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN
RENDERINGS
1. Existing wood beams 2. Custom table requested by client 3. Stained concrete floor grounds the light filled space 4. Large area rug merges the two lounge settings 5. Rugs within bedrooms bring together seperate beds 6. Mississippi brick flooring in bedrooms is reusable element in the existing barn
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ELEVATIONS
1. Kitchen cabinets refurbish wood per the client’s request 2. Laundry room located directly across from mud room with ample storage for students 3. Mud room with locker casework directly off side entrance leading to outdoor pavilion
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1. Kitchen Elevation
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Calle Viva Overview: Group project for international large scale restaurant. Objective: To design a restaurant that reflects Madrid, Spain and provide multiple seating types. Responsibilities: Branding Development, Revit Modeling, Rendered Floor Plan, Color Coded Floor Plan, Rendered Perspectives and Elevations, Finish Selections
Restaurant |47
Concept Imagery | 48
CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY AUTHENTIC Spain...The concept for Calle Viva is to encompass the primitive beauty of Spain. Looking back at Spain’s roots, influences of Islam, Rome, and Mudejar are common architectural features. Coincidently, Calle Viva features Islamic Motifs within its branding, acoustics, and even menu design; Roman arches on the interior and exterior; and the Mudejar style is represented through the extensive use of brick throughout.
Concept Philosophy| 49
RESEARCH + PLANNING
Time of Dining
Casual Dining
Fine Dining
LEGEND PATIO DINING VESTIBULE/ENTRANCE WAITING AREA MAIN DINING BAR STAGE/DANCE FLOOR VIP DINING CORIDORS WOMEN’S RESTROOM MEN’S RESTROOM KITCHEN ELEVATOR FIRE STAIR
Color Coded Floor Plan
Research + Planning | 50
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RENDERINGS
1. Serpentine bar near the entrance to accommodate waiting guests 2. Wood ceiling feature is an acoustic feature and mimics design in main dining area 3. Bronze accents bring warmth to the space and nod to traditional Spanish accents
Key Plan
Key Plan | 52
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Bar | 53
1. Wood ceiling panels provide additional acoustics 2. Roman arches separate dining areas for additional privacy 3. Tile flooring nods to traditional Spanish design as well as defines the dining space
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EXTERIOR RENDERING
1. Roman arches draw people in from street 2. Terracotta roof ties building with local architecture 3. Islamic motif wall opening opens the dining space
Exterior Rendering| 56
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1. Live wall with branding provides privacy from dining 2. Window cutout allows waiting customers to view live music 3. Arches welcome customers and provide views to the city
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Elevations | 58
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Don de Dieu Overview: Individual project using only hand rendering technique to show design intent. Objective: To design a new flagship high-end accessory store in a 7,000 square foot, two story building in Toronto, Canada. Design Branding that complements the already established luxury brand of the existing company while also highlighting the store’s individuality.
Retail | 61
Concept.
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CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY Don De Dieu is a high end retail flagship store. It strives to not only promote sales but also create an atmosphere that draws shoppers in and makes them want to stay a while. Drawing from the concept of a gift, Don de Dieu is translated to “Gift of God.� This store is designed to radiate elegance and luxury from its eye catching displays to its glimmering black and gold finishes.
Concept Philosophy| 63
RESEARCH + PLANNING
Stock Eyewear Customer Service
Research + Planning | 64
Women’s Lounge Jewelry Handbags
Accessories Watches Fragrance
Stock Cigar Lounge Customer Service
Jewelry Women’s Fur Men’s Outerwear
Accessories Watches Fragrance
Color Coded Floor Plans| 65
LIGHTING LEGEND Symbol
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Lamping
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Una recessed ceiling mount
1LD66/40K 1@350W LED 4000K
UA1-C1NB-47-MWMWP
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HALO Commercial recessed can
PD6V120/ 60V / 100W IR
PD6V120 60V1GC
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SERAPH square multilight pendant
25x LED/ 1.5W/ 120V LED 2700K
SER-24P-PC-SF BLK535190
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OCL Aro Cluster pendant
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Et2 Quad Pendant
LED1 / UNV120V AO2-P3DB-60-MWE-UNV 30K 1x E22407-BZ LED/100W/120V ET2230986 LED
LED1/30K FR3-S1SC-08-WFUNV120V BKP-LED1/30K-UNV40K SPL 1 x LED/16W/120V LD3AC-053090W2 Concerto Spotlight LED CLT233876 3000K Brass Pendant Supply House NA Sprinkler head 565115502 OCL FIORI wall sconce
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10” Steel T-Bar Plate Diffuser
NA
Hart and Cooley 580460
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OWI in-ceiling speaker
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Pro Acoustics IC570V04TBBC
LIGHTING LEGEND Recessed LED exit
Symbol
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HALO Commercial Detector recessed can
PD6V120/ 60V / 100W IR
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SERAPH square multilight pendant
25x LED/ 1.5W/ 120V LED 2700K
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OCL Aro Cluster pendant
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FIRST FLOOR CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/16”
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LED1 / UNV120V AO2-P3DB-60-MWE-UNV 30K 1x E22407-BZ LED/100W/120V ET2230986 LED
LED1/30K FR3-S1SC-08-WFUNV120V BKP-LED1/30K-UNV40K SPL 1 x LED/16W/120V LD3AC-053090W2 Concerto Spotlight LED CLT233876 3000K Brass Pendant Supply House NA Sprinkler head 565115502 OCL FIORI wall sconce
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10” Steel T-Bar Plate Diffuser
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Hart and Cooley 580460
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OWI in-ceiling speaker
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Pro Acoustics IC570V04TBBC
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Recessed LED exit sign
LED /120V / 4.8W
Best Lighting RELZXTE1RCAEM
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RF Recessed Emergency Light
LED/50W-PAR 36
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SIMPLEX Smoke Detector
LightingScience LED-SILVER-50WPAR36
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PD6V120 60V1GC B475304
Simplex B475304
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SECOND FLOOR RENDERED PLAN SCALE: 1’-0” = 1/16”
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RENDERINGS
1. Spiral stairs frames mannequin display and draws eyes up 2. Lighting design mimics gift wrap ribbon to tie into concept 3. Contrasting flooring defines sections for different sale products
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Entrance Perspective |69
1. Gold mannequin display boxes represent gift wrapping boxes 2. Wall hangers are in place for additional display 3. Monochromatic flooring and wall color draw attention to the product
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Women’s Fur
Women’s Fur Perspective | 71
ELEVATIONS
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Gold ten foot fragrance display creates visual interest at the entrance of the store Built-in storage underneath for stock Mannequin display above eye level creates a grand shopping experience “Ray� display case to draw the eye up Gold rectangular display shelving mimic gift box
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Elevations | 72
Second Floor Key Plan
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Elevations | 73
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HAND RENDERINGS + WATERCOLORS
Hand Renderings +Watercolors | 76
DRAWING + DESIGN 2.
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1. Digital Watercolor Art 2. Custom Upholstery 3. Cut Paper Design 4. Commission T shirt Design 5. Cut Paper Design 6. Commission Wedding Invitation 7. Charcoal Still Life
Drawing + Design| 77
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications were a team effort during the course of Gensler internship for hospitality project in Conroe, TX.
Specifications | 79
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