MICHELLE HANNA Interior Design Portfolio
HELLO I’m Michelle Hanna, a student at Washington State University, where I study Interior Design. I see Interior Design as the creative outlet to the world of construction bringing character, depth, and complexity to the built environment. From a floor plan that respects human scale to the texture patterns in upholstery that fill the room with emotion Interior Design has captivated my imagination. The most important trait in Interior Design is the ability to coalesce the needs and desires of a space without sacrificing functionality or flexibility. My time in University taught me how to multi-task, be a teammate, manage my time and adapt to any challenge. Interior Design is not just an occupation it’s a way of living, a passion. Through thick and thin I will always be eager to grow and evolve with Interior Design.
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Platform Web Design Office Space- Commercial Washington State University Informational Technology Department Atrium- Commercial Washington State University A.D.M.T. Johnson Hall - Educational Boundary County Idaho Public Educational Library- Educational Two Corks Wine Bar & Bistro (With Office)- Commercial Tekoa Washington Little Free Library
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Platform Web Design Office Space Commercial
Platform Web Design is a office space that demonstrates the skill sets needed to design an office space for eight people comfortably. That offers multiple functions and a wide range of flexibility within 1600 square feet while remaining completely ADA accessible. The office furniture was selected via Steelcase while renderings were created through AutoDesk Revit.
Fall Semester 2013
Design Purpose This design provides a space that offers multiple seating setups and a wide range of work environments. The office space has organic, clean, simple, and comfortable aesthetics infuse with modernity. The main goal of the design is for it to be functional and easily adaptive. FURNITURE PLAN
ENTRY
WORK SPACE
CONFERENCE ROOM
Collaboration Spaces Spaces that provide group collaboration with a variety of space and formality. Collaboration workspaces provide productive workspaces and others that encourage creative thinking. Studies show that open collaboration spaces greatly improve work ethic.
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Washington State University Informational Technology Department Atrium-Commercial
Washington State University IT Department was once home to a beautiful outdoor Atrium that hosted a variety of plants. The department took advantage of the Atrium by building windows that looked directly into the Atrium, harnessing its natural light. When Martin Stadium was built by the WSU Athletics Department they took out all vegetation and caped the Atrium. Because of the humidity from the natural soil, mold is starting to grow in the Atrium. With the atrium closed, the offices that once looked into the Atrium and bathed in its natural light now look with longing at a dark hole. My job was to take this and design a space that could work for the employees of the IT Department as a functional, flexible space, while still allowing space that could work for both the public and private with out sacrificing privacy for those in offices looking right into the atrium.
Fall Semester 2013
Atrium Current Stage
The theme I focused on was the idea of the public vs. private domains, with an emphasis on light, space, and an environment. The spaces I wanted to provide were a formal meeting space, informal meeting space, formal seating (table and lighting), and informal seating (chairs and sofas).
Space Planning Formal Meeting Room Seating Space Formal Seating Space Informal Meeting Space Water Feature
Public Vs. Private The greatest challenge with this space was making it welcoming to the public while allowing an active space for the employees inside. In order to allow natural light in the offices lining the atrium I designed windows that were frosted halfway up, allowing light to filter in without giving up privacy.
East View- Water feature, seating space, informal meeting space
Office Window View into Atrium frosted glass to create Privacy
West View- Formal meeting room, seating space, informal meeting space, formal seating space
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Washington State University A.M.d,t. Johnson hall-educational
Johnson Hall at Washington State University is home to the Department of Apparel Design Merchandise and Textiles. The building is outdated and doesn’t provide a creative atmosphere for the students . The Head of the Department was tasked to update the building with a budget of only $50,000.00 The Interior Design Department was assigned to groups with Apparel Design, and Merchandise students to design a solution. This was a great project that taught me how to manage a budget, utilize materials, and work with a diverse team.
Fall Semester 2014
Group Members Keli Haffner- Interior Design Michelle Hanna -Interior Design Karen Snare - Apparel Design Charlene Brown- Apparel Merchandising
Take Out Wall
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ON REVIT
Wall-Covering Maraham Textiles Pixel -002 Upholstered Tackable boards
Wall-Covering Maraham Textiles Pixel -012 Upholstered Tackable boards
Vinyl Upholstery Design Tex Little Dot- Midnight Upholstered seats and benches
Updating Ramp and Rubber flooring
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ON REVIT
Woven Upholstery Arch- Com Delta Ash Upholstered seats
Demo wall to create a more open space
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ON REVIT
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Boundary County Idaho Public Educational Library-Educational
Boundary County Idaho Public Educational Library is located in Bonners Ferry Idaho. This project was a group project that I worked on with students in other disciplines such as Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Construction Management. The project was through RCDI and is ongoing. My group was tasked to design a completely new building. We wanted to design a casual structure that fit within the natural environment of Idaho. The community needed a technology, wet, and fabrication lab. The building does not simply host the library but actually includes the extension office for University of Idaho as well as classrooms for North Idaho College.
Fall Semester 2013
Group Members Annie Borges - Interior Design Uris Giron - Interior Design Susie Gomez - Landscape Architecture Michelle Hanna - Interior Design Mona Karimzadeh - Landscape Architecture Aishea Malibari - Interior Design Emilee Olson - Interior Design
As a team, we wanted to design and create a space that reflected the wants and needs of the Bonners Ferry community. The new structure of the building would include three floors featuring the community’s new Fabrication Lab, Makerspace, University of Idaho Business Extension, NIC, and enlarged library. The goal of the new space was to create an open floor plan in which individuals could move from space to space, freely exploring new educational opportunities while continuing their own. The site was designed with the intention of being one large “shared space” (Third Place) where learning, community collaboration,and creativity take place.
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Parking Entry Main Entry Circulation - 675 sq. ft. Stairs Offices - 1000 sq. ft. Coffee Shop Restrooms - 366 sq. ft. Elevator Digital Lab - 840 sq. ft. Fabrication Lab - 1500 sq. ft. Media Area - 493 sq. ft.
Openspace Stairs Elevator Restrooms - 384 sq. ft. Study Rooms - 522 sq. ft. Library Carrels - 403 sq. ft. Library Stacks - 1886 sq. ft. Teen Area - 600 sq. ft. Current Journals - 810 sq. ft. Maker Space - 999 sq. ft. Classroom - 840 sq. ft. Children’s Area - 1147 sq. ft.
Openspace Stairs Elevator Restrooms - 384 sq. ft. Offices - 1190 sq. ft. Kitchen - 1496 sq. ft. Confrenece Room - 1020 sq. ft. Wet Lab - 1497 sq. ft. Copy Room - 386 sq. ft. Break Room - 427 sq. ft. Classroom - 1325 sq. ft.
Materials A natural wood that is inspired by the lumber industry in Bonners Ferry.
CHILDREN’S AREA This paint color represents the nature that surrounds the area and climate from beautiful blue sky’s to harsh winters.
The children’s area was designed to make children feel comfortable and safe within the massive size of the library. It features tree branches and clouds thats drop from the ceiling to scale the room to a more comfortable for children size for children. The space derives inspiration from the forest in order to make children feel closer to nature, and makes it a fun and creative space. This space was designed to be comfortable for adults. it is in a quiet area of the library that features comfortable seating and large tables, perfect for lounging and reading the newspaper or a book. The space is also located next to two walls of windows that bathe the space with natural light.
River Rocks inspired by the crossing rivers in Bonners Ferry.
CURRENT JOURNALS
ENTRY
The front entry was designed to be an open and welcoming space. The circulation desk is placed in the middle with stairs to either side and the coffee bar is immediately to the left for convenience. The two staircases bring the form of the building inside of the two wings. Above the circulation desk would hang a piece of art that is designed to reach the third level of the building, made of 2x4 timbers and iron to reflect on the towns history.
Sketch-Up Model of Entry
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Two Corks Wine Bar and Bistro With Office)- Commercial
Two Corks Wine Bar and Bistro is a project that focused on space planning and creating a space with mixed occupant use. The occupancies are a bistro, wine tasting space, retail space, and office . We were given the floor plan of Crimson and Gray retail store in Pullman Washington. This was the first and largest project ever given on Revit with a two week time period. The desire of the design was a modern space inspired by high-end wine and cuisine.
Spring Semester 2014
Location:
1096 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman Wa. 99163 Two Corks Wine Bar & Bistro is a casual fine dining experience that welcomes people from all ages and backgrounds to enjoy high-end wine and cuisine. The experience feels luxurious and the atmosphere is divine at an affordable price range. It will be a positive asset to the Pullman community, as it will bring an experience that is not currently available. The Bar and Bistro will give the people of Pullman a place where friends, family, significant others, and strangers can meet and have a pleasant time with quality food and wine without breaking the bank. The atmosphere is designed to be comfortable and casual without losing class. Two Corks Wine Bar and Bistro is an experience that feels exclusive.
Building Codes
2012 International Building Code. Country Club Hills, IL: ICC, 2011. Print.
Occupancy Classification
Occupancy Load
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303.3 Assembly Group A-2. Assembly uses intended for food and/ or drink consumption 309.1 Mercantile Group M. Mercantile Group M occupancy included, among others, the use of a building or structure of a portion thereof, for the display and sale of merchandise and involved stocks of goods, wares or merchandise incidental to such purpose and accessible to the public. -Occupancy A-2 and M will be a mixed used occupancy. Occupancy M will not exceed 20% of A-2 occupancy square foot.
Table 503 Assembly Group A-2 VB- 1 Story 6,000 SQ. Feet -Exception: added Sprinkler system area expands 100% (506.3) Mercantile Group M VB- 1 Story 9,000 SQ. Feet Business Group B VB- 2 Stories 9,000 SQ. Feet
Assembly Unconcentrated ~ 334 Occupants Business Areas~ 43 Occupants Kitchen Commercial ~ 6 Occupants Mercantile ~ 17 Occupants Conference~19 Occupants Approximately~ 419 Occupant Load
304.1 Business Group B. Business Group B occupancy included, among others the use of a building or structure or a portion thereof, for office, professional or service-type transactions, including storage of records and accounts. -The upstairs Wine Tasting Bar will be treated as an accessory of Occupancy classification B. Space must be less than 10% of occupancy to not require fire wall ratings.
506.2- Frontage Building Increase- A building has more than Occupant Load < 500 Occupants Table 1016.2 - Only 2 Signed Exits are Required 25% of its perimeter on a public way or open space. -Calculation under 506.2 Water Closet Occupancy 1:75 Water Closet to Occupants Floor Area Allowances Per Occupant 6 total Water Closets for 419 Occupants Table 1004.1.2 Standard ADA Design- 3 ft. min Doorways, 4 ft. min. Assembly Unconcentrated- 1:15 SQ. Ft. Hallways, 5 ft. turning radius in all areas. Bussiness Areas- 1:100 SQ. Ft. Kitchens Commercial- 1: 200 SQ. Ft. Mercantile- 1:60 SQ. Ft. Conferance- 1: 15 SQ.Ft.
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Process Work 2. Mind Mapping
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First Floor The entry into the wine bar and bistro draws the patrons eye to the wine bar and allows the atmosphere of the bistro to wash over them while they meet staff. The aesthetics of the bistro are designed to be modern, chic, and comfortable. The interior archways are designed to make the space luxurious and formal.
WINE TASTING BAR
WINE BAR AND LOUNGE
WINE RETAIL
DINNING SPACE
Second Floor The second floor of the wine bar and bistro includes the VIP wine tasting room, conference rooms, and workspace. The space is flexible and comfortable, with a modern flare and chic feel. The workspace is designed to be comfortable and cozy yet open at the same time. The variety of seating arrangements and workspaces give it a more flexible feel.
OFFICE WORKSPACE
CONFERENCE ROOM
OFFICE ENTRANCE
First Floor Plans
Dimensioned plans
FF& E Plans
Second Floor Plans
Construction Details USING AUTO-DESK REVIT
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Tekoa Washington Little Free Library
Little Free Library is an International organization with the goal of improving the literacy rate across the world. The concept is small but the impact is large. The idea of the Little Free Library is to build a small functional library. Usually stacked on a post in someones front yard with the simple mantra of “Take a book, Leave a book”. The Small town of Tekoa Washington in Whitman County is looking into bringing the Little Free Library into their Community. The Design that I came up for Tekoa’s Little Free Library was to highlight the name of the town and take inspiration from Little Free Library designs of a “box on a post”. I designed it so each letter of the name Tekoa is functional and can be accessed on three different sides. It brings in a fun pattern and design, with a functional connected bench so people can sit and enjoy their books thanks to Free Little Library.
Fall Semester 2014
Rendered Model
Construction Details
Dimensioned Model 2’- 6”
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A Colored transparent Acrylic inspired by the textures and colors of the town. Pricing will vary This product is from Lumicor and is at $1,300 Another option is to cut clear acrylic panels for $79.00 and apply a decorative film. Decorative Films LLC have great films with excellent texture and color for a base price of $150.00
1â&#x20AC;? Thick Plywood Gray Paint ~ 30 SQF Used refurnished wood or new New ~ $80.00
Reclaimed Wood / re-purpose wood. ~ 15 SQF If you canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t use RePurposed wood, Plywood and Paint would work as well.
Education University
Washington State University Interior Design-B. A
Pullman, Washington
2010-2015
Work Experience Interiors Support
NAC Architecture Spokane, Washington Started May 2014 3-D modeling on Sketch-Up and Revit, construction document red-lines on Auto-CAD and Revit, organizing materials library, ordering samples, developing relationships with sales reps, and meeting with clients.
Front House Assistance
Gozzer Ranch and Golf Course Harrison, Idaho All phases of customer service at exclusive, members only, resort catering to high-end clients.
Office Assistance/ Floor Consultant
Artworks Spokane Spokane, Washington Managed office and inventory, client consults, custom projects, and organized show room.
May 2014- August 2014
May 2013- August 2013
Organizational, Volunteer, and tour Experiences College Organizations Gamma Phi Beta Sorority (Beta Sigma)
International Interior Design Events Coordinator Association Membership V.P.
Volunteer Experience
Joined fall 2010 ( Advance to Alumni 2014) Fall 2013-Spring 2014 Fall 2013-Spring 2014
WSU RCDI
Boundary County Library
Fall 2013
Habitat For Humanity Charette and Build
Union Town, Washington
Spring 2013
Study Tours
Chicago, IL Seattle, WA
Fall 2013 Fall 2012
Skill Sets Microsoft
Adobe
Auto Desk
Other
Word Excel PowerPoint
Photo Shop Illustrator InDesign
Auto-CAD Revit Maya
Google Sketch-Up Hand Rendering Hand Sketching Hand Drafting
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