Michaela Ellison - Design Portfolio

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MICHAELA ELLISON Interior Design Program

Endicott college


contents

Introduction

Pop Up Shop Retail Design

Healthcare Design

Corporate Office Design

Textile Designs


Hospitality Air B&B Design

Graphic Drawings

Hospitality Restaurant Design

Hand Renderings


MICHAELA ELLISON “DESIGN IS SO SIMPLE. THAT’S WHY IT’S SO COMPLICATED.” - PAUL RAND

Determined

Inspired

Dedicated


EDUCATION Endicott College - Beverly, MA Bachelor of Fine arts in interior design, may 2022 minor in dance, may 2022

Florence University of the Art - Florence Italy Junior year study abroad, fall semester 2020

Greely High School - Cumberland, ME Graduated, june 2018

INVOLVEMENT Endicott College Architecture & Design Club professional communication

2019 - PRESENT

- Contact for professionals in the field. - Creates professional events for students to attend. - Part of the team for the 2019 IIDA Fashion Show. - Backstage assistant, 2019 IIDA Fashion Show.

Endicott College Repertory Dance Ensemble DANCER

2018 - PRESENT

- Participation in weekly rehearsals - Weekend intensives with Local Choreographers - Showcase Performance

Relay for Life - Endicott College PARTICIPANT

2020 - PRESENT

- Fundraises money for Relay for Life - Individual & team participation in events - Donations help support cancer patient programs

EXPERIENCE Symmes Maini & McKee Associates (SMMA) CAMBRidGE, MA

fall semester 2021

- Semester long internship completed in Fall 2021 of Senior year. - Assisted on SD & DD phases on projects, specifications, job site visits, material selections, product research, and team meetings.

SMRT Architects and Engineers PORTLAND, ME

WINTER 2020

- Organizer of the materials library move, contacted with representatives and manufacturers, created finish boards, worked on Revit project files, attended interiors team, and visited job sites.

Heidi Lachapelle Interiors PORTLAND, ME

SUMMER 2019

- Worked on Sketchup renderings, created Layout Presentation, organized & ordered samples, and marketed research on pillows.

ACHIEVEMENTS IIDA Student Member IIDA Student Membership

spring 2021 - present

Co-President for Endicott College Campus Center

Mortar Board Society ENDICOTT COLLEGE

SPRING 2021

Triumph Chapter, Endicott College

Student Exhibition ENDICOTT COLLEGE

SPRING 2021

Endicott College - Walter J. Manninen Building Visual & Performing Arts


CORPORATE OFFICE DESIGN PROJECT INFO Exploration of the design process and sustainable design strategies in detail through office design. Research and design strategies included organizational, social, spatial, and psychological factors when creating a design solution for this office space. Completed in Revit, Photoshop & Enscape.

CLIENT PROFILE Suncommon is dedicated to creating a positive experience that suits anyone’s needs when going solar. their culture is intentional which allows them to be supportive of people and places surrounding them. By being involved in the community and modeling clean energy, Suncommon is a standout among the solar industry.

CONCEPT ROOTED TOGETHER

CONCEPT STATEMENT Success is found from being Rooted Together. It gives a group the ability to florish along side one another. The process of discussion, collaboration, construction, destination allows for the group to reflect and see the paths that were taken during the process.

2ND FLOOR : HOUSE POD VIEW


CEREMONIAL STAIRS The stairs resemble the root that connects the floors together. They grow up and around the elevator as symbolism for connection.

Floor PLans

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Together offered many

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moments to reference the

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importance of teamwork, trust, and confidence

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within a workspace. One element I decided to include was having the reception and main entrance located on the

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2nd floor of the office. This allows for each user to explore both levels of the

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storage/mail

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space and find comfort for every need.

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floor plan: 2nd floor


CORPORATE OFFICE DESIGN DESIGN CHOICES I found that through different needs and generational changes many employees lacked privacy. Reports stated that it was hard to find private zones and spaces at work to get away from the frustrations, and intensity, work throws at us.

1st floor : cubby seating

1st & 2nd floor : house pod


2nd floor : reception seating

MATERIALS Incorporates connections to the brand as well as textures & colors that would induce positive work ethics for the employees. ud5

1st floor : community space

conference room

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private offices

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2nd floor : reception

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user icons User icons help navigate through a space, and to enhance the user experience

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Scale: 3/32” = 1’

floor plan: 1st floor

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CORPORATE OFFICE DESIGN SECTION PERSPECTIVE

Enscape Capture

Sketchy Lines Incorporation


Final Section Perspective


HEALTHCARE DESIGN PROJECT INFO To design a two-story Community Healthcare Center that includes an emergency department, urgent care, and a short-term rehabilitation center. Additional spaces to be designed include diagnostic and imaging suite, education and research area for providers, and common spaces for providers, family, and loved ones.

CLIENT PROFILE Restoration Wellness are determined to craft such an engaging facility. They have focused on ensuring wayfinding throughout the space, connections to nature, and inclusion of privacy. The value and appreciation behind every design choice has been made in part of their continued contribution to the community.

CONCEPT BREEZE

CONCEPT STATEMENT Unexpected news, accidents, or emergencies can impact the emotions of both healthcare workers and patients. The feeling of being trapped and the unknown circumstances can be unsettling. A Breeze offers a new turn of events and a positive approach when it comes to healthcare. It brings a sense of relief, fluidity, and comfort to those who may be experiencing distress.

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The nurses station provides easy accessibility and visibility to all patients within the acute care unit. Recognition of color theory and connections to the concept allow all patients to feel comfortable and safe. Evidence based design strategy nods to wayfinding and flexibility in use.

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HEALTHCARE DESIGN Patients rooms can range from singles to triples. Each room has a view to the city of Boston and is focused on sustaining a comfortable home-like environment.

ART THERAPY SPACE

The goals within an art therapy session, or multiple sessions, are to allow the clients to create a dialogue with themselves as a way to discover where their emotions are stemming from.

CAFETERIA

PATIENT REHABILITATION ROOM


The Gym holds all Physical Therapy sessions for the patients staying short-term. Water Therapy and Art Therapy are also available for patients needs.

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The Healing Garden acts as a space for occupational therapy. The type of lanscape choices allow for patients to get used to daily activities such as walking etc.

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user icons Help signify wayfinding, sustainability, & accessibility within the space.


HOSPITALITY: AIR B&B DESIGN PROJECT INFO Influenced by the city surroundings of Florence, Italy, this hospitality project focused on creating four Air B&B/rental apartments for an extended stay. Incorporation of a fully furnished apartment as well as amendities needed during the stay were required. *In collaboration with Madison Demberg* Completed in Revit & Photoshop.

MIND GARDEN Along with our project requirements, we had to incorporate influences from the semester theme “The Mind Garden” provided by Florence University of the Arts as a way to unite all the courses from the school. Requirements asked us to draw elements & concepts from the story “What the Plant Says” narrated by a man named Griffin, and use them within our designs.

CONCEPT FIGURATIVE PARALYSIS

CONCEPT STATEMENT Absence, curiosity & loneliness can cause many triggers of emotional change. Struggling to exists in a space that doesn’t seem realistic and comfortable can impact the mind and body. Creating a space that reflects a home & comfort can provide opportunities for improvement on the well-being of a person.

2nd apartment: kitchen

Perspective by Michaela Ellison


Schematics & process One design challenge was having to work along the Italian Regulations of Codes for Interior projects. This provided opportunities for innovation and education from a new perspective of design. Bubbles & Blocks by Madison Demberg

1ST apartment: kitchen

Existing location LIVING

landmarked, which means we can’t

OFFICES

DINING

Perspectives by Michaela Ellison

A majority of buildings in Florence are

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2ND APARTMENT: BEDROOM

change the structure of the interiors.

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Floor Plan - Compromised

1ST APARTMENT: BEDROOM


HOSPITALITY: RESTAURANT DESIGN PROJECT INFO Influenced by the city surroundings of Florence, Italy, this restaurant project focused on creating a Bistro style Dine In/Take Out space that is accessible to all. Incorporation of seating, bar, take out, and lounge area were required in the project final. *In collaboration with Madison Demberg* Completed in Revit & Photoshop.

MIND GARDEN Along with our project requirements, we had to incorporate influences from the semester theme “The Mind Garden” provided by Florence University of the Arts as a way to unite all the courses from the school. Requirements asked us to draw elements & concepts from the story “What the Plant Says” narrated by a man named Griffin, and use them within our designs.

CONCEPT FIGURATIVE PARALYSIS

CONCEPT STATEMENT Absence, curiosity & loneliness can cause many triggers of emotional change. Struggling to exists in a space that doesn’t seem realistic and comfortable can impact the mind and body. Creating a space that reflects a home & comfort can provide opportunities for improvement on the well-being of a person.

Bistro: Bar View


SECTIONS BUBBLES Bubbles by Madison Demberg

EAST

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PROCESS BOOTH

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While beginning this project, we had the opportunity to do a site visit. This allowed for us to construct our bubbles and make progressive steps towards our final

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insight into our design decisions, and practice of demolition costs that

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should be considered when starting a project

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TAKE-OUT COUNTER SEATING

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LOBBY WINE SELECTION

LOUNGE

DINING AREA

SEATING

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PRIVATE DINING

KITCHEN

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Perspective by Michaela Ellison

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MATERIALS Materials - Compromised


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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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RETAIL DESIGN: POP-UP SHOP PROJECT INFO Retail design encounters many different avenues of opportunities. This project was to be a 20’ x 20’ Pop-Up Retail shop located in Boston, MA. Emphasis on customer experience and product layout were to be designed specifically for all users. Incorporation of an Instagram moment for users to interact with was required to be included in final design. Completed in SketchUp & Enscape.

Candle wall

CLIENT PROFILE HelloYou Candle Greetings is a women owned business that aims to enhance the world of creative custom gifts. HelloYou Candle Greetings values customer service as it is their number one priority to bring their customers joy and creativity. Their products are homemade candles that represent everyday use, state to state greetings and candles that are congratulatory for special occassions. HelloYou Candle Greetings can be found on Etsy.

FEATURE WALL PROCESS

Entrance View


BUBBLES CUSTOM CANDLE FIXTURE

floor plan AXON STOREFRONT PROCESS

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TEXTILE DESIGNS PROJECT INFO & BACKGROUND This project was an exercise to teach the basics of Adobe Illustrator through creating a custom textile that could be utilized for furnishings & print work. Extending beyond the classroom I started creating custom textile prints in honor of my friends and family. This inspired me to pick colorways, shapes & textures that I felt represented the person I was designing for.

CONCEPT SEA TURTLE SHELLS

CONCEPT STATEMENT Sea turtles are one of the water’s most favorited species. The sea relects their fluid movement and elegance. Along with their graceful transitions they carry a shell that acts as protection and a home. The geometric shapes and reflectance of the water make sea turtle shells an inspiring design that can be shared and cherished among all.

COLOR THEORIES BLUE is the peaceful connection between the mind and body

PASTEL allows for a feeling of light, soft, and serenity PINK is a sensation of affection, insight, and nuture

GREEN is a strong association of nature and health


“RYLEE”

“SUNSET”

“ABBY”

“SUNRISE”

“ANNA”

“STORM”

“MADDIE”

“CALM”


Graphic Illustrations BACKGROUND Using both Procreate and Adobe Illustrator I have been creating customized graphic illustrations for friends and family who have become clients. People can send me a photograph and I will recreate the image in a graphic organization of colors.

INFORMATION Images range from animal pictures, to landscapes and human portraits. Every option can be printed on canvas and makes a wonderful gift.



HAND RENDERINGS BACKGROUND

Medium: Pen & Ink

Media Hand Rendering course that focused on producing interior perspectives using a range of mediums. Mediums included charcol, watercolors, markers, colored pencils, etc.

Medium: Markers

Medium: Colored Pencils

Medium: Watercolors

Medium: Markers


Medium: Colored Pencils

Medium: Markers


THANK YOU! @mellisondesigns michaela.ellison127@gmail.com michaela-ellison-b822a4173/


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