MC MAKENNA CARLSON DESIGNS
RESUME WORK EXPERIENCE
VOLUNTEER
Designs Unlimited, Tallahassee, FL
Dance Marathon Membership Capta
August 2021 to Present Day • Intern at a residential and commercial interior design firm • Organized fabrics and finish samples, assisted with installation days and moving furniture into homes • Produced all the construction documents and design plans for the firm through Revit (including as-built, foundation, site, electrical, roof, dimensioned plans, and exterior and interior elevations)
Michelle Miller Design, St. Petersburg, FL
June 2021 to August 2021 • Intern at a high-end residential interior design firm • Organized fabrics and finish samples, assisted with installation days and moving furniture into homes • Made the finish presentations and client binders
Duke TIP, St. Petersburg, FL
June 2019 to July 2019 • Residential counselor for Duke Tip’s overnight summer camp at Eckerd College • Responsible for a group of students from 4:00pm until 10:30pm every day of the camp • Planned activities, walked students to and from classes, and worked in the front office • Occasionally assisted the teachers and supervised field trips
UPS Store, Apollo Beach, FL (seasonal)
June 2016 to August 2017 • Customer Service Associate • Organized mail and packages into alphabetical order and then placed them into the mailboxes. • Attended the cash register and greeted customers as they walked in • Cleaned the store
September 2019 to April 2020 • Responsible for informing students how to fu and participate in Dance Marathon • Communicated to delegates of all organizat their responsibilities were • Assisted in checking organizations in for the and stayed at the marathon for approximate
Dance Marathon, Tallahassee, FL
March 4th-5th, 2018 • Raised $2,100.00 for Children’s Miracle Net • Danced for 25 hours while fundraising durin Marathon
Metropolitan Ministries, Tampa, FL
August 2013 to August 2016 • Completed over 100 service hours througho school • It is a non-profit organization that aids the ho • Prepared meals in the kitchen and took care in the daycare
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EDUCATION
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Bachelor of Science in Interior Architecture and Design Florida State University April 2022
Makenna Carlson Makennacarlsondesign@gmail.com 813-842-5330 1800 W Pensacola, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Diploma Tampa Catholic High School, Tampa, FL May 2017
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Dean’s List 2018-Spring 2021 President’s List Fall 2021 Current GPA: 3.79
AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Revit SketchUp
My name is Makenna Carlson and I am a fourth year student in Florida State’s Interior Design Program. From a young age I have been fascinated with architecture and interior design and the long-lasting impact it can have on people. Interior design aids in facilitating growth, productivity, collaboration, and health. Through design, I strive to create spaces that meet the needs and desires of its users and to create a memorable experience. Through my years, I have developed my digital rendering skills, time management skills, and abilities to collaborate well with others. With every project, I continue to grow my creative and technical skills and I hope to continue doing so in an entry level position.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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HEALTHCARE: BEHAVIORAL CLINIC
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COMMERCIAL: WORKPLACE
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03 04 HEALTHCARE: WOMEN’S CENTER 09 05 EDUCATION: STROZIER REDESIGN COMMERCIAL: RETAIL
COMMERCIAL: ARTIST’S STUDIO
RESIDENTIAL: CHARLESTON HOME
RESIDENTIAL: PARISIAN APARTMENT
TECHNICAL: WESCOTT FRONT FACADE
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ALLEVO HEALTHCARE
“Serenity Serenity is not freedom from the storm
ABOUT: BEHAVIORAL CLINIC STUDIO IV DURATION: 12 WEEKS SQ FOOTAGE: 11,497 SQ FT This healthcare project followed the brief of the 2022 IIDA Student Design Competition. It is located in at the Fairview Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. It is approx. 11,947 sq ft. The objective was to design a behavioral clinic specializing in treating mood disorders such as anxiety and depression and by treating other disorders such as autism or substance abuse. I was given the outer shell and created the space plan, FF&E, and overall design. My design is inspired by the quote, “serenity is not freedom from the storm, but peace
amid the storm.” storm The clinic can be a calm space to help the recovery of the patients. The clinic will have organic free-flowing lines that have a rhythm to it to mimic the visual of ripples in the water. The color scheme is neutral with minimal stimulating colors in reference to nature nature. Natural materials such as wood are used throughout to help create a serene environment. Way finding and signage is present throughout the clinic in efforts to minimize confusion for its users and contribute to a calm state of mind. mind The design of the clinic is highly functional and serve as a safe space for patients to escape from the storm within.
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peace amid the storm.”
CONCEPT & THEORY DIAGRAM Sense of Control PATH SEATING
The large circulation path gives users the option of how to maneuver through the space. The multiple seating options in the waiting area allows patients to choose where they want to sit. By providing options, it gives the users a better sense of control.
Social Support PATIENTS These zones foster social environments. In the exam room guest chairs are provided STAFF
so patients can have the support of their loved ones through a potentially stressful appointment. The staff break room gives staff the ability to interact with their coworkers while they rest. The purpose of the large group therapy rooms is to have an open supportive dialogue with all the patients.
Positive Distractions All these design features are intended to alleviate the stress of the patients. Water features will be located along the main path so help users feel calm as the maneuver throughout the clinic. The play areas in the waiting room will help distract the children so they are not bored waiting.
Concept The curvilinear bench with a built-in planter will be composed of natural materials. This bench is intended to make guests feel relaxed and peace among the medical hardships they are currently facing. The healing garden includes natural finishes and is surrounded by bamboo. It includes a custom fountain to add a sense of relaxation and peace.
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN 4
KEY: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.
Waiting Area Check-in Vitals Exam Room Large Group Therapy Small Group Therapy Research Consult Office Consult Outpatient Clinic Consult Clinician’s Workroom Admin Workroom Manager’s Office Copy Room Staff Breakroom Guest Restroom Staff Restroom Clean Utility Soiled Utility Storage Lounge Healing Garden
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Armstrong Luxury Vinyl Tile
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Armstrong Homogenous
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Not in scope
Armstrong Slip
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Gray Pavers
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Waiting Area
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Staff Break Room
Exam Corridor
Healing Garden
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GUEST ENTRANCE
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EMPLOYEE
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ENTRANCE
SCALE: NOT TO SCALE
WAITING AREA PERSPECTIVE & CUSTOM
The check-in desk serves as a landmark that welcomes users with playful signage and a custom desk. The waiting area includes multiple seating options sizes to choose from. There is also a children’s corner where they can grab a book from the shelf and wait in the recessed seats. All of the recessed seats accommodate all age groups.
MILLWORK
s for guests of all ages and s vary in height A.F.F. to
Horizontal Surface : Quartz Countertop Manufacturer: Corian Color: Cararra Crema
Transaction Surface: Quartz Manufacturer: Corian Color: Venaro White Accessible Counter Height: 2’-10” A.F.F.
Vertical Surface: White Laminate
Acrylic Built-in Drawers with Black Steel Hardware
FRONT HALLWAY PERSPECTIVE & ELEVATI
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Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"
This hallway features a custom bench with a built-in planter, so guests can enjoy a piece of the outdoors while they wait to be called into the exam room or therapy room. The custom vinyl graphic around the doors serve as a wayfinding tool that identifies the therapy rooms and the exam room.
ION Code Required Signage. 4’ A.F.F. Custom vinyl panel and signage to indicate the location of therapy rooms and the exam room
Painting of plants to serve as a positive distraction
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EXAM ROOM AXONOMETRIC VIEW The outdoor views can serve as a positive distraction, however if the patient wants more privacy they can utilize these shades Diagnostic Equipment
Reclining Exam Chair
DesignTex Wallpaper will serve as a positive distraction Undercabinet Lighting Sink with equipment storage
Waste Disposals Physician’s Stool with casters Guest Seating (Bariatric Chair) -
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The staff break room provides a relaxing environment for staff to eat lunch or rest. The design features a nature-inspired mural overhead with integrated cove lighting. The furniture selection provides choice through seating options.
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The healing garden provides a tranquil environment for patients to calm their thoughts. The water feature provides a positive distraction that engages multiple senses.
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NOODLES & COMPANY HEADQUARTERS FOREVER HOME COMMERCIAL
ABOUT: WORKPLACE PROJECT STUDIO III DURATION: 12 WEEKS 10,000 sq. ft. For this workplace project I designed the Noodles and Company Headquarters located on 2321 15th St in Denver, Colorado. The suite occupied the first and second floor of the building. Noodles & Company emphasizes the importance of connection and inclusion in its brand. Hence, the concept for this project is Nexus, a Latin word defined as a connection or series of connections linking things together. To represent this idea of connection, the importance of community will be emphasized in the office. Open spaces will offer employees direct access to beautiful vistas and natural daylight. To engage those often working from home, agile workstations will be centrally located. The color scheme will be warm to reflect the colors in the company’s branding. By creating a space that emphasizes connection, the office will be a warm environment where employees will enjoy their workspace and inspire each other.
PRELIMINARY BUBBLE DIAGRAMS LEVEL 1
KEY: KEY Public Zone Semi-private Zone
2-4 People Meeting
Major Path Secondary Path
10 People Meeting
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Long T. Enclave
Employee Entry Stairs
Private Zone
Coffee/Tea Bar IT IT Server HUMAN RESOURCES
Lounge
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LEVEL 2
People eting
Product Development
Accounting
Marketing
Management & Administration
Agile Workstations
Work Cafe
Long T. Enclave
Long T. Enclave
Short T. Enclave
CEO
WAITING
Short T. Enclave
Legal & Regulatory
6 People Meeting EXIT
PRINT STATION
Short T. Enclave
Stairs
Long T. Enclave
Short T. Enclave
EPTIONIST
Sales
Education Training CFO
COO
CHIEF COUNSEL
Agile Workstations EXIT
RECEPTION & SECTION PERSPECTIVE
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When visitors first enter the space, they are greeted by this energetic reception room. The wood slat panels with LED lights draws the guests straight to the reception desk. The reception desk is characterized by curvilinear forms that connects the floor to the ceiling. The red resin wall behind the desk serves as the background for a self-illuminated noodles & company logo.
AGILE WORKSTATIONS
OFFICES
RECEPTION
BAR ATRIUM Section Perspective • Revit, Enscape
RENDERED FLOOR PLANS 2-4 PERSON MEETING LONG TERM ENCLAVE
LONG TERM ENCLAVE
10 PERSON MEETING
EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE 2-4 PERSON MEETING
SHORT TERM ENCLAVE COFFEE BAR
LONG TERM ENCLAVE
IT IT SERVER
LOUNGE/ WAITING AREA
RECEPTION
CEO
6 PERSON MEETING
HR
LEVEL 1
LOCKER STORAGE
MAIN ENTRANCE
ACCOUNTING
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
MARKETING
MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION
AGILE WORKSTATIONS
WORK CAFE
SOFT SEATING
SHORT TERM ENCLAVE
LONG TERM ENCLAVE
SALES & AN AGILE WORKSTATION
LEGAL & REGULATORY
EDUCATIONAL AREA
EXIT
PRINTING STATION
LEVEL 2
EXIT
CFO
COO
CHIEF COUNSEL
AGILE WORKSTATIONS
ATRIUM PERSPECTIVE
The atrium is located in the center of the first floor. The atrium is characterized by the bold red staircase that serves as a landmark for the office. The custom bench beneath the landing provides plenty of seating and serves as cane detection for the staircase. The bench includes a builtin planter to incorporate biophilia into the design. The addition of the plants and the views of the outdoors throughthe curtain wall in the back make users feel more connected to the outdoor environment.
Perspective • Revit, Photoshop
10-PERSON MEETING ROOM & CAFE PERSPECTIVE
Perspective • Revit, Photoshop
This ten person conference room provides employees a space to present orcommunicate new ideas for the company. On the white brick wall is a TV so users can play slideshows. Above this is a sign that reads “noodlers” which is what employees are referred to as within the company. The ceiling illuminates the space providing plenty of light for the users.
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the work cafe, employees can relax and enjoy their meals with views of the outdoors. They can also converse with coworkers or work independently in the ck by the windows. The work cafe is sectioned off from the rest of the space with this custom wall-to ceiling wood structure that is attached to the joists ove. This is intended to provide some separation from the workstations and to give a sense of privacy to the users.
WORKSPACE PERSPECTIVE
The workstations are located adjacent to the windows so majority of the employees can have access to daylight and views of the outdoors. Acoustical ceiling panels above the workstations provide plenty of light and help differentiate the space. A fun graphic located in the white brick wall to the left reads “noodles & company HQ.”
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JOYAS JEWELRY STORE FOREVER HOME RETAIL
ABOUT: RETAIL PROJECT STUDIO III DURATION: 3 WEEKS 3,000 sq. ft. For this retail project we were tasked with designing Joyas, a jewelry store located in Denver, Colorado. Joyas is a brand that values their artisans and wants to empower them through the space. The company aims to create a memorable shopping experience while also showcasing beautiful jewelry that is timeless. The target demographic for this store is the middle to high upper class. This store is high-end and creates an experience for guests that contributes to their purchase. The concept for the design is celebration because the goal of the space is to emphasize the artisan’s work in the best way possible. In order to support these artisans and their craft, the design of the store is elegant to showcase the jewelry in a extravagant manner. Visitors will leave feeling celebrated with a memorable experience and luxurious purchase. Overall, this project allowed me to be creative and helped develop my Revit Modeling skills. Majority of the architectural features and lights are modeled by me.
FLOOR PLAN
MAIN ENTRANCE
KEY: A
WINDOW DISPLAY
B
BUILT-IN WALL DISPLAY
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DIAMOND DISPLAY
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CASH WRAP
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DRINK BAR
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LOUNGE
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CIRCULAR DISPLAY
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GIFT WRAP
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ENGAGEMENT RING DISPLAY
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REPAIR ROOM
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STORAGE EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE
GENDER-NEUTRAL BATHROOM
MANAGER’S OFFICE
EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM
ENTRANCE & JEWELRY CASE DISPLAY PERSPECTIV Perspective • Revit, Enscape, Photoshop
Upon entering the space, guests can easily see the entire store. The drop wood slat ceiling over the center of the space indicates the location of the more expensive jewelry such as the engagement rings. The overall color scheme is intended to be romantic and neutral. It celebrates feminine design with curvilinear lines and soft shades or pink and red.
VES
This perspective provides a visual of the built-in shelves with cove lighting. The cove lighitng is intended to highlight the architectural features of this wall while also providing additional lighting to illuminate the jewelry and the mirrors. The table seen on the right stores champagne for guests to enjoy while shopping.
LOUNGE & ENGAGEMENT RING DISPLAY PERSPEC
The lounge provides a space for guests to rest and contemplate which piece of jewelry they are going to buy. All the light fixtures seen in this perspective are custom and are all placed over areas of importance.
CTIVES Perspective • Revit, Enscape, Photoshop
The engagement ring display is in the back of the store. Here, guests can sit with an employee and discuss different options. Once they have chosen, they can walk straight to the cash wrap on the right-side wall highlighted by a custom built-in illuminated arch.
SIDE WALL ELEVATIONS
CASH WRAP
CUSTOM BUILT-IN WALL STRUCTURE WITH COVE LIGHTING
STORAGE
BUILT-IN SHELVES WITH COVE LIGHTS
WINDOW DISPLAY CASES
CUSTOM BUILT-IN WALL STRUCTURE WITH COVE LIGHTING
CASH WRAP
GIFT WRAP STATION
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THE BLOOMING PLACE HEALTHCARE
ABOUT: WOMEN’S REHABILITATION CENTER STUDIO IV DURATION: 3 WEEKS SQ FOOTAGE: 39,639 SQ FT In this project we are posed with the task of turning an abandoned building in the Tallahassee area into a space that would serve the community. In the brief, three week project my classmate and I created The Blooming Place. This facility serves as a rehabilitation center for women subjected to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Through our research we discovered one and four woman are sexually assaulted in the undergraduate years of college. This alarming percentage is what influenced our decision to create the women’s rehabilitation center. It serves as a space for women to seek refuge. The space provides a secure sleeping quarters, fitness center, children’s daycare, cafe, public and private courtyards, an indoor garden, and group and individual family rooms. Users are welcome to bring guests or children with them. Extra security measures have been taken to maintain the safety of the individuals.
3D DIAGRAMS & RENDERED FLOOR PLAN Level 2 Front STAKEHOLDERS: Guests Children Therapists Admin/staff Maintenance CIRCULATION: Major Minor Main Windows
Level 1
Back
Front
FOCAL POINTS: Landmarks
Back
FLOOR PLAN KEY
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Lobby Security Room Cafe Kitchen Public Courtyard Lounge Daycare Private Courtyard Bedrooms Restrooms (Including Showers) Laundry Room Loading Dock Storage Yoga Room Janitor’s/maintenance Room Work Room
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Manager’s Office Staff Break Room Unisex Restrooms Women’s Restroom Men’s Restroom Soft Seating Multi-purpose Room Indoor Courtyard Fitness Room Therapist’s Office Group Therapy Room Herb Garden Private Therapy Room Stairs Elevator Floor Cutout
FRONT FACADE & PRIVATE THERAPY ROOM Illuminated sign provides clear visibility at all times.
Benches located in front of building for visitors or guests to wait outside.
Ivy growing up the exterior walls incorporates biophilia and connects th building to the surrounding environmen
Awnings provide shade over seating and windows.
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LOBBY & ATRIUM
Entrance lobby that is enclosed, so only those approved may enter the rest of the building. The acoustic paneling behind the reception desk helps to absorb any excess noise.
The cafe, with multiple seating options, gives users more sense of control in the space. The flooring and ceiling changes serves as a wayfinding technique, separating it from the rest of the space.
CAFE & COURTYARD
The cafe, with multiple seating options, gives users more sense of control in the space. The flooring and ceiling changes serves as a wayfinding technique, separating it from the rest of the space.
This courtyard provides a secluded outdoor area for guests to interact with the outdoor environment within the safety of the secure facility. The picnic tables have a universal design, allowing for wheelchair accessibility.
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LEARNING LEARNING RETREAT FOREVER HOME EDUCATION
ABOUT: STROZIER LIBRARY REDESIGN STUDIO II DURATION: 6 WEEKS 21,000 sq. ft. In this project we were tasked with redesigning the first floor of Strozier Library located in the center of Florida State’s campus. The intention of this design was to creat a social atmosphere while providing a safe space for students to work in during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our concept for the design was inspired by Genius Loci: the character or atmosphere of a place. The design has a clear identiy while aiding the users in place attachment. The design is calming with organic colors and textures in order to provide a relaxing and inviting atmosphere for students.
FLOOR PLAN & LEARNING COMMONS VIGNETTE Level 1 Floor Plan • AUTOCAD, Photoshop
Learning Commons • REVIT, Photoshop
The learning commons provides a space for students to work independently. The partitions on the desk provide privacy and a barrier to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The carpet and felt ceiling feature serve as a noise reduction tool. The columns color indicates the zone the user is currently in.
MENTAL HEALTH & GROUP STUDY ROOM VIGNETT Mental Health Room • REVIT, Photoshop
The mental health room provides a safe space for students to decompress. The water feature creates white noise and a calming visual that invites the outdoor environment into the room.
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Group Study Room • REVIT, Photoshop
This group study room provides a space for students to study with eachother. The students can move the partitions depending whether or not they want more privacy.
LOUNGE AREA PERSPECTIVE
The floor plan layout was completed by my classmate and modified by me. All of us collaborated in developing the concept and choosing the defining architectural fixtures. I developed the FF&E and created the wire frame views of the renderings in Revit. All of us contributed to each drawing equally so all of our rendering styles would seamlessly blend together.
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ARTIST RETREAT STUDIO
ABOUT: COASTAL STUDIO FOR A PAINTER GRAPHICS II 3 WEEK TIME FRAME SQ FOOTAGE: 1,000 SQ FT This studio was designed for a painter in Honolulu, Hawaii. In this project we were given the exterior shell and allowed the creative freedom to design the interior of the studio. All of the images are hybrid renderings comprised of hand and digital skills. SketchUp was used for the furniture configuration and shadows and Photoshop was used for furniture and architectural finishes. Markers and colored pencils were used for the blue accent walls and wood elements. The design of the studio is intended to reflect hawaiian design aspects.
FLOOR PLAN
Floor Plan • SketchUp, Photoshop
VIGNETTES AND AN ELEVATION
SketchUp, Hand Rendered, Digitally Rendered in Photoshop
PERSPECTIVE
SketchUp, Photoshop, Markers, Colored Pencils
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FOREVER HOME FOREVER HOME RESIDENTIAL
ABOUT: RESIDENTIAL PROJECT STUDIO II DURATION: 2 MONTHS 1960 sq. ft. Located in Charleston, South Carolina is an accessible single-story home for Mr. Taylor and Mr. Walsh. The home was designed using unviersal design principles to accomodate aging in place. The home has an ecological modernism design that draws inspiration from the sea. The color scheme is organic incorporating white, brown, green, and blue colors. Markers and colored pencils were used for the blue accent walls and wood elements.
FLOOR PLAN
Floorplan • AutoCAD, Photoshop, Markers, Watercolor
VIGNETTES
Master Bathroom • AutoCAD, Photoshop, Watercolor
Kitchen • AutoCAD, Photoshop
LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE
Perspective • Revit, Photoshop
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IN THE HEART OF PARIS FOREVER HOME RESIDENTIAL
ABOUT: PARIS APARTMENT GRAPHICS II DURATION: 2 WEEKS 1,650 sq. ft. This design integrates a mid-century modern style in the local vernacular of Paris. This project was entirely hand rendered with micron pens, markers, colored pencils, watercolor, and pastels. All of the drawings were created by hand using a persepctive grid. This quick project improved my hand rendering skills and taught me how to design a space in a short amount of time.
DINING ROOM VIGNETTE & FLOOR PLAN
LIVING AREA VIGNETTES & LIVING ROOM PERSPEC
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WESCOTT FRONT FACADE FOREVER HOME TECHNICAL
ABOUT: CAMPUS DOOR PROJECT AUTOCAD-1 DURATION: 4 WEEKS In this project we were tasked with choosing an exterior door on campus and then providing an elevation view of it using AutoCAD. I chose the Wescott Building because of its architectural significance and that it serves as a landmark for Florida State. This drawing was built solely through using a photograph of the building and counting the bricks to determine the location of the architectural features.
WESCOTT BUILDING AUTOCAD DRAWING
The Westcott Building was constructed in 1910 and was initially called the Admissions Building of the Florida State College of Women. It was renamed the James D. Westcott Memorial Building in 1936. It is located on the far east side of campus. This building houses the central administrative offices as well as the Ruby Diamond Auditorium. It serves as an architectural icon and landmark for Florida State University.
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