Jillian Moore Interior Designer Portfolio by Jillian Moore

Jillian Moore Interior Designer Portfolio

CONTACT

EXPERIENCE

859.620.6886 moore4jp@mail.uc.edu https://issuu.com/moore4jp

EDUCATION University of Cincinnati Design, Architecture, Art and Planning BS in Interior Design Class of 2022 International Interior Design Association 2018-2022

SKILLS Revit Adobe Suite SketchUp Enscape Rhinoceros AutoCAD Creative Thinking Time Management Detail-Oriented Color Sense Sketching Modeling

Kroger Company l Store Planning | Cincinnati, OH | Co-op

Summer 2021 to Spring 2022 - Accomplished 3D modeling Kroger stores and Kroger enterprise stores ac members or supervisor, using initiative to learn the design process, SketchUp and Enscape.

Spring 2019 - Assisted in the design of Cafe 1883 restaurant in new Kroger building in downtown Cincinnati. Mo by rendering in Enscape. Other tasks include furniture layout of stores, modeled self-checkout machines in Sketc Liquor’s, Ponce bar, in Atlanta, Georgia, and for Kroger’s first package pick up and drop off store, and updating m

Earl Swensson Associates l Nashville, TN | Co-op

Spring 2021 - Worked in the interior department assisting designers in healthcare, high education, and senior liv one communication with sales reps. Worked on the expansion of Walter Reed Riverside Hospital in Gloucester, V modeling in Revit followed by rendering perspectives in Enscape also elevations and floor plans in Photoshop.

Summer 2020 - Worked on a team that developed a million square foot hospital in Roanoke, VA. Created mater rendering in Photoshop. Due to COVID, the first three months of internship were on-line. Once in office, I was ab co-op students on the operations of the office, software programs, organizing the materials library.

Fall 2019 - Assisted in the selection of materials for Lawnwood Regional Medical Center in Fort Pierce, FL, follow and Photoshop. Later creating digital presentation boards for clients using InDesign.

Tim O’Neil Associates - TOA l Social Media Manager

Fall 2019 to Spring 2020 - Created original content of manufacturers that TOA carried and sold. Posted on the f Twitter. Tasks included daily reposts of the manufacturer’s own content and an original post that included render

Jillian Moore

cross the US to convey the design scheme without the aid of team

odeling casework, visual graphics, and signage in SketchUp followed chUp then placed them into Sketchup models, made signage for Ohio material library.

ving projects. Tasks included updating the materials library and one-onVA. Accomplishments included furniture selections, material selections, 3D

rial boards in InDesign and floor pattern plans in Revit followed by ble to train two other

wed by rendering floor pattern plans and perspectives in Revit, Enscape

following social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and rings done in Photoshop followed by curating in InDesign once a week.

ABOUT ME I am a fifth-year interior design student at the University of Cincinnati, graduating in April of 2022. I was born and raised in Northern Kentucky. Since I was little I have always had a passion for art whether it is fashion, music, or fine art I found myself drawn to it all. I love hanging out with my friends and family or just my two cats. I love all things true crime and listening to audio-books whenever I have feel time!

Capstone Midterm

King Records

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital | OH

Work Place

Carilion Hospital | VA

Tim O’Neil Associates | Social Media

Lawnwood Hospital | FL

1883 Cafe | Court and Walnut Kroger

School Ex

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Reminiscen

Capstone Midterm and final concept for my capstone 2022

Many people love talking and learning about the past, whether it is movies, books or podcasts, people are interested in the past. Which made me think why do we seem to have such a problem talking about the future like how we talk about the past? Thus, researching about the stigma of dying and why as Americans we do not want or like to talk about dying and death. After learning about America’s Death Denying culture and different organizations that ARE talking about death, lead to creating a space that people can go and feel comfortable talking about death.

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Spring Grove Cemetery

Norman Chapel

I wanted to place my idea in Spring Grove Cemetery because I think it is the perfect composition of the beauty of life with the beauty of dying. Spring Grove and arboretum is the third largest cemetery in the United States, it sits on 733 acres and 450 acres is landscaped in the middle of Cincinnati, OH. I fell in love with this place because of the nature, it is a cemetery first and that mausoleums and headstones are at the foreground but encompassing it all is life and the beauty of the trees and flowers. They have tours or holiday themed events, and the grounds are open to the public daily.

Site

My concept is to break down my space into past, present, and future. Breaking those down into how each space should feel I landed on my design strategy, looking at a Victorian Era dinner party and how people would move into different rooms that hosted different conversations of the evening.

Solarium

Dining Room

Parlor

Programming sequence + design strategy, Looking at a Victorian Era dinner party and how people would move into rooms that hosted different conversations of the evening. The parlor is reminiscent, and is where the conversation is about the past. The library is engaging, being in the moment and present, conversation should be of the now. The solarium is hopeful for what is to come for the future

Programming sequence

The value of talking about passing away is to minimize family tension while maximum wish of loved ones.

How do you create a space that people will feel comfortable enough to have an open conversation about death?

Parlor First space you walk into. This is where the conversation is dedicated to past. Reflecting and remembering. Is the museum space during the day, full of photos, artifacts and objects. Where the cemetery tour can start. Dark tones that remind you of the past. Antique vibe. Standing space + small sitting around before entering into the next space.

Past Still Life Reminiscent

Parlor Rendering

Parlor Floor Plan

Library Second space, the main event space of the evening. This is where the conversation about death is happening. Remembering to stay in the moment, this has hospitality feel to help people be comfortable. The vibe is light but serious. People should feel however they would like, but this isn’t to make you sad it is to be enlighten and help you be open to letting in a spark something inside while enjoying a meal. Warm, airy, and lively. Light to medium tones and vibe but with plants to show life. Dining seating.

Present In The Moment Engaged

Library Rendering

Library Floor Plan

Solarium Final space, this is where people move into to decompress the conversations of the evening. Either for post dinner drinks or even dessert. A little more serious this is where people communicate with each other on what they want for their future and understand.

During the day this is where by appointment people can meet with Spring Grove to plan on paper what they would like. Very bright and light. Couches for more of an intimate and relax conversation.

Future After Life Hopeful

Solarium Rendering

Solarium Floor Plan

Rendered Section

Floor Plan

King Records Fall Design Studio 2021 This was a group project that we were to ask to create a museum of King Record. King Records was is apart of Cincinnati, Ohio forgotten history. King Records recorded with artist such as Bootsy Collins and James Brown from the years of 1943 to 1970. Artist could record and get their vinyl pressed all in one place. King Records was said to be the first place to really pave the way for rock and roll music. As a group, we wanted to create a space that paid homage to the space as well as Cincinnati. King Records at the time was one of the first companies to hire not based on race or color of someone’s skin or gender. We wanted to also create a space that covered the racial inequality that is still happening in America today. Made with Rhino, Illustrator, Photoshop and rendered in Lumion.

Lobby Rendering

King’s Things Rendering

Interactive Room Rendering

Section

Movement HIstory Rendering

Section

Lobby Rendering

Movement History Rendering

Elevator Rendering

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Spring Design Studio 2020 Renovated two main concourse in the Cincinnati Children’s main campus Hospital. In this project the intent was to design spaces for families to feel comfortable and calm. In hard times people feel as if their life is a disrupted pool of water, however if their child feels calm and at home it is almost like the clarity a parent needs in the uneasy water. Different texture and linear moments are placed for the child interact with. Bringing in the cool and calm elements with a mixture of play for families and their children is important for their experience. We were given to concourses to renovate. See floor plans and renders. Model made in SketchUp rendered with Enscape.

Lobby Entry Section

Same Day Surgery Play-area Rendering

Family Resource Section

Concourse Check In Rendering

First Floor Plan

Family Resource Seating Area Rendering

Family Resource Conference Room Rendering

Family Resource Outside Seating Rendering

Same Day Surgery Section

Same Day Play Area Rendering

Same Day Surgery Floor Plan

Concourse Elevator Lobby off Same Day Rendering

Same Day Play Area Rendering

Same Day Check In Rendering

Diagrams

Work Place Summer Design Studio 2019 This space is a share work space for the Cincinnati women that work in the performing arts such as; poetry, acting and dancing as well as fine arts. We were given a site on the west side of Cincinnati. The structure is the only thing we were instructed to keep. This space is made for women to help women. The employed woman has gallery space as well as performing space. During the day women can come to practice and learn from other women. In the evening it is open to the public for shows or opened for women’s workshops. On the first floor after passing through the entrance main space is used for gallery or stage space for poetry or acting. This room is lined with individually pods used for practicing reciting one’s work. Traveling to the second floor this space is used for either dancing or theater performance. The audience or instructor can observe from the third floor. Model made in Rhino rendered with Photoshop.

Exploded Axon Diagrams

Diagrams

Section

Diagrams

Cross Section

Floor Plans

Bathroom and Changing Area Rendering

Performance Area Rendering

Work Ex

xperience

Carilion Semester at ESA Summer 2020 Worked on the team that developed a million square foot hospital in Roanoke, VA. Select materials and created physical material boards and InDesign digital boards that was shipped to the client. My responsibility on this project was to developed the Infusion area to feel calm and serene for patients that are visiting in a not so calm time of their life. Applied materials and floor patterns to plans in Revit followed by rendering in Photoshop.

MRI Room Rendering

Rendering

Rendering done by team member

Main Paint

Bulkhead Accent Paint

Millwork laminate -vertical grain

Solid Surface for Millwork Tops and Caps Square Column Veneer

Dining View at Servery Wall

Pendant Light

Dining View at Condiment Station

Luxury Vinyl Plank Floor in Eating Areas

Ceramic Accent Tile in Servery Renovated Food Line Areas

Fiber Reinforced Wall Poured Flooring in Food Prep Protection Panels in Food Areas Prep

Furniture Upholstery Suggestion 1

Roanoke, VA - 19036.00 - July 2020

Round Column Metal Finish (Matches exterior columns)

Silica Banquet Upholstery - Backs Medium gray rubber tile Arago Calm

Round Column - 18” high base Rubbed Concrete (for resiliency)

Furniture Upholstery Suggestion 2

Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital Digital Material Boards Crystal Springs Tower

Light gray rubber tile Arago Tranquil

Public Dining

Bathroom Elevation

Lobby Rendering Rendering done by team member

DIR. OFFICE C3A057 MECHANICAL C3B099

LVP-1

LVT-1

STRETCHER ALC. C3A046A

CORR. C3A046

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LVP-1

B/ B

B B/ ECHO / VASC. 1 C3A041

ECHO / VASC. 3 C3A044

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B/ B B/B

WAITING C3A002

PFT C3A032

LVP-1

PST C3A039

SHELL (FT) C3A020

CORR. C3A030 LVP-1

CORR. C3A003 TZ-2

SHELL (FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES) C3A018

LVT-1

WORK C3A036

TDR C3A009

CORR. C3A019

TANK STG. C3A069

CORR. C3A035 S PT

CPT-1,3

EVS C3A065

PST C3A037

ELEV. SHAFT C3A007

CONS / EX C3B039

TEAM LOUNGE AND LOCKERS C3A068

TLT. C3A063

TLT. C3A042

PUBLIC ELEV. LOBBY C3A005

B/ B

TLT. C3A062

B B/

RECEPT. C3A004

KITCHEN C3A067

STRESS C3A034

S PT

LVP-2

LVP-1

LVP-1 TZ-2

CORR. C3B048

SEATING C3B047

CLEAN SUPPLY C3A040 ECHO / VASC. 2 C3A043

ELEV. SHAFT C3A006

LVT-1

CORR. C3A054 LVT-1

LVT-1

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CONF. / EDUC. C3A064

TLT. C3B053

PAT. ASSESS. C3B049

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READING (7) C3A061

LVP-1

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ECHO / VASC. 4 C3A047

INFUSION C3B052

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LVP-1

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LVP-1

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CORR. C3B051

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ST. TLT. C3B058

LVP-1

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ECHO / VASC. 5 C3A049

OFFICE, SHARED (3) C3A059

B B/

LVP-1

LVT-1

OFFICE ASSIST LVP-1C3A058

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ECHO / VASC. 6 C3A051

MECHANICAL C3AS1P

CORR. C3A015

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CPT-1,3 RECEPT. C3A010

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CV DIAG. WAITING C3A008

EQ. STG. C3A016

STAIR C5 C3ASTC5

SHELL (FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES) C3A031

CPT-1,3

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PTZ-1 TO BE INSTALLED ON STAIR TREADS AND RISERS

TLT C3A011 TZ-3

CIRCULATION 2361

RT-1

TLT. C3A012

RT-2

TZ-3

PRAYER RM. C3B104

RT-1

CORR. C3A013 TZ-3

LOBBY C3A001A

First Floor Plan

B B/

SECURITY C3A014

LOBBY C3A001

MRI Room Rendering SHELL SPACE 1B-166

Infusion Check In and Lobby Rendering PAT. TLT 1B-155

STRESS TEST (BED) 1B-154

ECHO / VASC. 1B-156 TECH. WK

CORR. 1B-153

STG 1B-134

INJ. HOLD 1B-142

NOUR. 1B-145

NUC. MED. TLT. 1B-141

PASS. 1B-146

T.E.E. 1B-140 STF TLT 1B-144

LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION

CORR 1A-135

Infusion Floor Plan

HOSP. LNGE 1B-164

SOME OR ALL OF THE WALLS IN THAT SPACE ARE TO RECEIVE RIGID VINYL PANELS (RVP) INFORMATION.

54" x 30"

STF. TLT 1B-163

65" TV

PASS. 1B-162

Infusion Area Rendering RCPT. / CK.-IN / WORK 1B-161

ECHO / VASC. 1B-160

TECH. WK

LOBBY 1B-101

CORR. 1B-102

NEW LUXURY VINYL TILE AT SUITE ENTRIES

WORK ALC. 1B-149

TLT. 1B-150

55" TV

LIMITS OF CONSTRUCTION

CLEAN SUPPLY 1B-148

DIAG. WAIT. 1B-152

STF LNGE 1B-147

EXISTING LUXURY VINYL PLANK FLOOR REWORKED WHERE ABUTTING NEW TILE AREAS

TLT. 1B-151

NEW LUXURY VINYL TILE AT 'WAYFINDING NODES'

Tim O’Neil Associates Social Media Fall to Spring 2019 to 2020 Created original content of manufacturers that TOA carried and sold. Posted on the following social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Tasks included daily reposts of the manufacturer’s own content and an original post that included renderings done in Photoshop followed by curating in InDesign once a week. Made in Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator

Tufgrain is perfect for Country Club seating

8680 Tufgrain Dining Chair

8680-2 8680-2 Tu

ufgrain Barstool

Conference chair Graph

Miro Meeting Table

8680-1 Aluminum Stacking Arm Chair

White Cypress

733 Blue-Grey

Charcoal - CH

Bright Chromium Plated

Lawnwood Semester at ESA Fall 2019 Hospital built in Fort Pierce, Florida. Assisted in the selection of materials for Lawnwood Regional Medical Center in Fort Pierce, FL, followed by rendering floor pattern plans and perspectives in Revit, Enscape and Photoshop. Later creating digital presentation boards for clients using InDesign. Made in Revit rendered with Enscape.

Bathroom Elevation Rendering

Rendering done by team member

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

All Check In and Lobby Waiting Rendering

1883 Cafe | Court and Walnut Kroger Semester at Kroger Spring 2019 513 Court and Walnut, Cincinnati, Ohio 1883 Cafe is apart of a multi-restaurant food court that is built on the second floor of the Kroger store. The building is made up of two floors of the Kroger store followed with five floors of parking, then ten floors of an apartment building. My responsibility on this project was to design the counter front, build and place the soffit and the materials that was chosen by myself and someone on my team. Designed all the signage in Illustrator. Followed by an Enscape rendering. Made in SketchUp and Illustrator then rendered with Enscape.

Site Map

Rendering

Rendering done by team member

Rendering Process Work and Final

Floor plan done by team member

Floor Plan + Material Guide

Rendering

Thank you! Jillian Moore | 859.620.6886 moore4jp@mail.uc.edu