F23_Workshop | AI Exploration in Interior Architecture and Design by Jinoh Park

IARD 3805 Fall 2023

AI Technology Exploration

Anderson, Elizabeth Bowers, Alexandra Cain, Allison Dedrick, Kendall Depetris, Julie Everett, Olivia Ferguson, Julianna Garcia, Itzel Hazlewood, Kyndal Hickey, Sofia Lallier, Katherine Luce, Emilie Meharg, Lydia Misenheimer, Laura Rolfe, Lauren Salas, Daniel Slaughter, Sydney Stratman, Zoe Telles, Kennedy Walls, Avery

Workshop Exploration with AI tool on Dec. 4th, 2023 Content AI tools that the instructor is aware of were discussed with students during the semester, as well as how AI impacts the existing design process that we are currently learning and performing. An hour before the end of the semester, we introduced Fabrie, one of the AI tools, and held a workshop to explore the possibilities of the work they had completed during the semester. There were 20 participants in this workshop, whose results are contained in this book. Participants Anderson, Elizabeth Bowers, Alexandra Cain, Allison Dedrick, Kendall Depetris, Julie Everett, Olivia Ferguson, Julianna Garcia, Itzel Hazlewood, Kyndal Hickey, Sofia Lallier, Katherine Luce, Emilie Meharg, Lydia Misenheimer, Laura Rolfe, Lauren Salas, Daniel Slaughter, Sydney Stratman, Zoe Telles, Kennedy Walls, Avery INSTRUCTOR Jinoh Park

*. There is no restriction on academic use of the contents of this book. *. The copyright of all design results contained in this book belongs to each (student) designer.

CONTENTS

02 Anderson, Elizabeth

46 Everett, Olivia

98 Lallier, Katherine

144 Salas, Daniel

10 Bowers, Alexandra

58 Ferguson, Julianna

108 Luce, Emilie

154 Slaughter, Sydney

20 Cain, Allison

70 Garcia, Itzel

118 Meharg, Lydia

166 Stratman, Zoe

28 Dedrick, Kendall

78 Hazlewood, Kyndal

128 Misenheimer, Laura

172 Telles, Kennedy

34 Depetris, Julie

86 Hickey, Sofia

136 Rolfe, Lauren

182 Walls, Avery

Anderson, Elizabeth

As a designer, my goal is to make every element purposeful, yet innovative and coordinated. There is no way of knowing who may use the spaces we design; we cannot be selfish or cheap in our work. We are liable for creating shiftable environments for anyone who may use the space. To make it my own, I strive to add clever elements to my designs without being inconsistent with the overall concept. The most vital part of design to me is to work until there is a conclusion that makes sense to the most people as possible and to never give up or settle with something that is mediocre. 2

Your Work with AI Exploration I thought the AI was interesting, but it didn’t really come up with something I liked more than my own design. I think it could be a cool exercise in beginning phases to generate ideas you could implement into your project.

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3D logo design

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Create a grand stairway with platforms for seating

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Workstations with tall ceilings

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Grand stair, tall ceilings, space to present

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Transparent ceiling, mezzanine, thick railings

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Grand stair perspective

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Private office

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Grand stair, tall ceilings, space to present

Perspective 04

Workstations

Perspective 05

Work Cafe

Bowers, Alexandra

Throughout my entire life, I have always been an independent person but am extremely adaptable to pushing myself out of my comfort zone and trying new things. Even when in these uncomfortable situations, a quality I try to fulfill is being accountable because every person deserves someone in their life who they can trust. Selflessness can be a hard thing to do when I am having a difficult time, but I continue to be considerate and show respect to those around me. I strive to be expressive in the things I have a passion for in life, such as my design work, the way I communicate with my friends and family and always being positive. Because I continue to prove to myself that by showing acceptance to everyone and every good or bad situation, it has led me to also have calmness throughout my everyday life. 10

Your Work with AI Exploration Throughout this assignment and using artificial intelligence to help enhance my work, it has made me believe that AI is a very positive aspect to being an interior designer. Not only does AI assists in sketching and rendering designs by automating anything that I type in, but it also generates and inspires my own ideas that I can incorporate into my actual design. If I were to of used artificial intelligence throughout my entire project from the start, it could have easily made my workflow less time-consuming and would have made it easier for me to get straight into designing with the specific designs I wanted to create or use. AI is a very efficient and nice tool to use, but can sometimes be not as specific as you want it to be. I think that towards the future AI will be perfected and become an even easier tool to use without having to type in such specific words. Artificial intelligence can boost ideas for space planning, material and color palette recommendations, quick renderings, and be a way to cut your time consuming tasks. Although some people see AI as a scary tool, I personally love using artificial intelligence as it seriously enhances my design ideas and gives me quick design solutions to build off of during the entire design process. For my next project in my next studio, I will definitely use AI as a tool to help build off of my own ideas and save me time while picking out materials or even choosing what to add in my renderings. 11

#10 Logo design

The concept behind the “Next Neighborhood” logo plays around the idea of the streets and highways that intertwine around Downtown Dallas, the heart of the NEXT building. These highways and streets all end up coming together and are the foundation of how anyone can travel through Downtown Dallas. This logo is a modern take on my logo animation, with hints of blues for the sky, white for the clouds, and grey for the street concrete color or skyscraper, which all are elements in a neighborhood.

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Next Neighborhood is about promoting collaboration while working throughout a new and adaptable environment. In this office space, promoting togetherness for all diversities, supporting different types of work and adaptability, and promoting collaboration throughout open spaces to increase trust is how we see this office as one. This office has a white modern vibe, with hints of blues, oranges, and lots of light. 12

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The grand staircase throughout the “Next Neighborhood” should reflect the soft concrete feel that the streets of Downtown Dallas have and each skyscraper within it. This office has a white modern vibe, with hints of blues, oranges, and lots of light. Glass walls and windows surround the outer walls.

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The space within private offices and lounge areas should implement tones of soft wood, referencing trees located in neighborhoods, a white modern vibe, with hints of blues, oranges, and lots of light. Glass walls and windows surround the outer walls.

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This space should also include arched doors as office entries, light fixtures such as modern chandeliers, wall barriers instead of actual walls, glass walls and windows surround the outer walls.

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The grand staircase throughout the “Next Neighborhood” should reflect the soft concrete feel that the streets of Downtown Dallas have and each skyscraper within it. Stairs could also incorporate the blue tones within it, wood as the flooring, and a space near the stairs for people to gather or sit while getting light from the outer windows.

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Workstation spaces should incorporate the same concrete, wood, light blue and white tones to reflect the rest of the designed spaces. Open area, light from the windows, spaces to pin up or tv screens on walls and even glass doors.

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NEXT concept model uses blue, white, orangey, and grey concrete tones throughout the model. The word “NEXT” on the model should stand out clearly, in a blue color as well.

Perspective 01

Office spaces should incorporate the same concrete, wood, light blue and white tones to reflect the rest of the designed spaces. A curtain wall and glass door is the outer wall between the office and the corridor.

Perspective 02

Reception space should incorporate the same concrete, wood, light blue and white tones to reflect the rest of the designed spaces. This area should be a bright and ambient lit space, see Downtown Dallas through the windows, have advertisements running on the TV, and be an open space plan. 16

Perspective 03

Corridor meeting workstations and meeting room should reflect the same color concept. Wood and concrete makeup the floors or ceilings, greenery added to mix up the space between meeting rooms and workstations. Lots of light shining throughout.

Perspective 04

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Workstations also incorporate same color palette, light shining on top of every workstation desk, wall to left should be an area for pin up space or pushed back area to hide work from looking crowded.

Cain, Allison

I believe it is common courtesy to be understanding of people, no matter what their situation is. You never know what someone is going through and showing them calmness and endearment can make an impact on their feelings. I choose to use my self-determination to demonstrate qualities like love, loyalty, and nobility to others. I want people to know that I have self-reliance and they can always count on me to be by their side. I am ambitious when it comes to making friends. 20

Your Work with AI Exploration I think AI Exploration would be a good reference to use when looking for new iterations for your project.

#10 Logo design

Green NEXT logo design on wood slat wall

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Work Cafe with curved wall design, bar seating, and pendant lighting.

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Monumental staircase with linear lighting

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Reception area with NEXT DESIGN Logo sign on the wall

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Arched Seating area with green, blue, and pink wire lighting hanging down in the middle. Table and chairs in the center of the piece.

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Arched Seating area with green, blue, and pink wire lighting hanging down in the middle. Table and chairs in the center of the piece. 24

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Arched Seating area with wire lighting hanging down in the middle. Table and chairs in the center of the piece. Natural colors only.

Perspective 01

Reception Area 25

Perspective 02

Monumental Stairs With Seating

Perspective 03

Work Cafe 26

Perspective 04

Workstations and Huddle Spaces

Perspective 05

Game Room 27

Dedrick, Kendall

My goal in life is to be kind under any circumstance. To be kind, pairs with the ability to be understanding and compassionate towards others. Working in customer service has truly taught me how to remain mellow in frustrating situations. My grandma once told me the most important lesson she learned in life was to keep her opinions to herself unless asked, and to tell the truth if so. This lesson stuck with me because it taught me to leave things alone in a wise and considerate way. I think to stay in unison with those around you it is necessary to be fair and pure in every decision that is made. 28

Your Work with AI Exploration I think AI is a useful tool to help with schematic design decisions and to help find more ideas, solutions and inspirations. However, AI will never be accurate enough to use alone. I think the more we as designers rely on AI to completely do our job, the more the creativity is taken out of the project(s). My opinion on AI is neutral. 29

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Depetris, Julie

I have always been a very driven person who strives for perfection and accuracy. But among being driven I always have to remind myself not to let my goals get in the way of relationships and other personal goals. Even though I want to be one of the best and stand out, I will want to lift those around me and help them succeed along with me. I am very driven and passionate, but I don’t ever want it to take over my life. I want to be seen as someone others can rely on and trust. 34

Your Work with AI Exploration I find the AI generator to be very interesting and a great tool for artist block and figuring out ideas. To us it properly and to have good results you must be very specific with Your intentions and have a very detailed paragraph to get around what you want. It does not read people or slightly blurry images well, so putting a render that doesn’t have people would be the best idea. Overall, it’s a very interesting tool, but if it is not messed with for a long time it looks unrealistic in some areas due to not being able to read the image properly. What would probably help as well is adding more detail in material selection and lighting placement. With practice and time this could be a very amazing tool. 35

#10 Logo design

The logo represents the wood panels that are repeated through the space but from a top view. The gradient under the lettering also reflects the layered panels and play of light that happens with the hanging element. The colors represent the wayfinding used throughout the space. The workstations and private offices are color coded depending on the different teams.

#11 Physocal Model Picture 01

Client presentation room with natural light, concrete and natural wood. The AI couldn’t read the table model piece or the person.

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Work café with natural light window view. Cove lighting. Wood and concrete. Couldn’t read tables well.

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Reception shot with wood concrete and a skylight with natural light coming down.

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Huddle space couldn’t be read properly, filled in as a stairway instead.

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Digital display walls with cove lighting, natural wood and concrete. 38

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Digital display walls with cove lighting, natural wood and concrete.

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Placed in to see what it could come up with. 39

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Digital display with hanging art installation.

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Light well with natural light with hanging light fixture and digital display.

#13 Conceptual Model Picture

Digital displays over wall and hanging panels natural wood, concrete with glow.

Perspective 01

the concept was focused on pertains to the level or point at which you start to experience something or at which something starts to happen. The alignment with the NEXT goals was recognized as they embody innovative thinking and a forward-looking approach to collaborative work. The initial design development focused on organic shape and was shaped by a threshold graph and an equation. Following several rounds of iterations and brainstorming, the term “alternating” was incorporated into the concept. The aim was to create zones with clear wayfinding and spatial clarity without using physical barriers. The concept of “threshold” inspired ideas of well-defined room separation and clear identification, while “alternating” expressed the idea of seamless transitions between spaces. Layers were employed to convey this concept to life through alterations in ceiling height, room division, and categorization. Colorful with digital displays. Design Library 41

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Just placed in and rendered to see what it would come up with

Perspective 07

Digital displays with natural wood and concrete, colorful play of light.

Everett, Olivia

I always admire those who achieve greatness, yet present themselves in a humble manner, which is a characteristic I strive for and respect. That being said, I have learned the importance of confidence, because if I do not believe in myself, who will? I first realized this when I found myself whole-heartedly devoted to the beauty of the violin, creating a new sense of meaning in my life. No matter how difficult the artform was, I persevered and achieved more than I ever dreamed of, to which I am forever thankful for. I have can genuinely say that my life would be nothing like it is today if it had not been filled with joy of music. 46

Your Work with AI Exploration I think AI is a great tool to generate design ideas. However, because it can not read everything accurately, I think it is better to produce perspectives like we have in the past. I also think that with practice, I might be able to get AI to produce images that are more accurate, which may eventually be appropriate to present. For the time being, I would definitely consider using it for generating ideas. 47

#10 Logo design

Next logo depicting concept “Cultivating Connection.” Light green tones and elegant style

#11 Physocal Model Picture 01

Reception area with a monumental stairway. Biophilia elements and light wood furniture. White mosaic floors and white mosaic reception desk.

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Workstation area with a mezzanine level above. Natural light coming through lightwell on side. White and light green colors. Light cream carpet.

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Reception shot with wood concrete and a skylight with natural light coming down. 49

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office design - wood, light green, and white tones. Stairway in front

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Workstation area with a mezzanine level above. Natural light coming through lightwell on side. White and light green colors. Light cream carpet. 50

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Monumental stairway with biophilia, light wood and green tones, and light green glass railing. Light and airy atmosphere.

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The concept of this project is “Cultivate Connection.” Cultivation is the process of fostering the growth of something. Here at NEXT, it is a goal to cultivate strong relationships between employees, clientele, and the community for a deeper sense of connection. The office represents this goal through its fluid, open layouts, transparent enclosures, and inviting atmospheres through local wood materials, biophilia, and abundant natural light for health and wellness benefits. white 51

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#13 Conceptual Model Picture

A connective light fixture in the elevator hallway ceiling provides colored diffuse lighting that draws people into each sides of the building. The overall shape draws from the logo design, creating a unified design element that can be implemented throughout the entire space. Materials could consist of glass mosaics or a mesh material to filter through rich patterned light. Inspired by antique glass dishes. The four leaves represent the core values and are visually and symbolically connected. 53

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Ferguson, Julianna

Quality design can be separated into categories including love, honor, and collaboration. The designer needs to be passionate about their work, pushing past boundaries and being thorough in all design decisions (being courageous enough to think outside the box). Next, they should be faithful and considerate to their clients’ needs and preferences. In this way, the designer must also be honorable and do exceptional research to make just choices that best suit their clients. Finally, a designer needs to be friendly, open minded, and comfortable being flexible with the client. 58

Your Work with AI Exploration During this process, I used AI to help bring my drawings and renderings to life. I have learned that: It streamlines the material selection, quickly adding iterations for me to select from. This allows me to visualize each space quickly, efficiently, and effectively. This helps me to make informed choices aligned with project goals and client preferences. Thus, AI helps me quickly see what materials work in a space (and which don’t). Besides that, it is an opportunity to generate materials I wouldn’t have thought of otherwise. This makes me be more creative and innovative with my choices. It is like working with a partner, I am listening to ideas that I wouldn’t have otherwise produced myself initially. This could be used with a client to give them more options to select from in terms of design style. Clients would appreciate having more options as it makes them feel more involved and influential within the design. By allowing the client to make decisions early in the process, they are likely to be invested earlier, rather than hesitating/needing to be convinced. By being able to provide immediate feedback on proposed designs, they will feel more confident and passionate about your work. Also, they will feel more connected with you along the way. Additionally, AI contributes to pushing design concepts beyond traditional boundaries. AI is greyer rather than following the black and white of reality. New ideas are not as discountable. AI doesn’t have to worry about what is possible and what isn’t yet, which generates ideas that designers would have overlooked before. Therefore, it proposes ideas that are more unique and inspiring within the schematic design phase. Overall, AI is reshaping interior design by combining new material capabilities by using immersive technologies to increase creativity, efficiency, and client satisfaction. 59

#10 Logo design

Render this logo in a minimalistic and modern style. It should be neutral with a pop of emerald green. It is a logo for an interior architecture firm based out of Dallas, Texas.

#11 Physocal Model Picture 01

An overarching photo of an architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is inviting and innovative. On the left is a mezzanine and a monumental staircase. On top of the mezzanine is seating for employees.

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A mezzanine overlooking the first floor of an architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is collaborative and is a meeting space for employees to take a break from their work.

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A bird’s eye view of places to sit on the first floor of an architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is comfortable and many people do most of their work there.

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An overarching photo of an architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is inviting and innovative. On the left are elevators and on the right is a mezzanine.

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#12 Design charrette Sketch 01

The front lobby of an architectural firm in Dallas, TX. The office centers on sustainability principles and is inviting. The lobby uses a neutral color palette and natural materials. The back wall has the logo displayed and the desk is accessible.

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A presentation space to learn about the latest technologies and have continuous education. It should have a tan/ neutral color palette with a pop of green. The materials should be natural. The lighting should glow and be the centerpiece of the space. The left has a pin board for all the employees to place pictures of their families on.

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A picture-perfect staircase space to lead up to the mezzanine. It should have a tan/neutral color palette with a pop of green. The materials should be natural. The railing should be glass and the stairs are wood.

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An overarching shot of an architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is inviting and innovative. The lights should glow and brighten the space.

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A meeting space to discuss how to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in architectural works. It is a space of continuous learning and is located in Dallas, Texas. It has a neutral color palette with natural materials. It is inclusive and calm.

Perspective 01

The front lobby of an architectural firm in Dallas, TX. The office centers on sustainability principles and is inviting. The lobby hosts a few clients and should feel comfortable.

Perspective 02

Add materials for the workstations of an interior design office in Dallas, TX. The office cares about sustainability principles and is breathable as there are 43 people working there. This is where all the work of the design firm will take place for the most part.

Perspective 03

Design an office space for a huddle room. The office centers on sustainability principles and is comfortable and breathable. The huddle room is made for virtual meetings. It is a quick place for employees to meet and share their ideas.

Perspective 04

Add materials for a mezzanine of an interior design office in Dallas, TX. The office centers on sustainability principles and is light and airy. The open area hosts many private offices.

Perspective 05

A kitchen in an architectural firm that can hold many employees. It is inviting and encourages employees to utilize the kitchen, work, and socialize. It should be able to host company dinner nights.

Perspective 06

A sustainability center in an architectural firm that teaches people how to grow their own food. It should be educational, yet not overpowering. The space helps designers be more independent and contribute less waste.

Perspective 07

A training center in an architectural firm that hosts many employees. It is an educational space that encourages employees to learn new things. It can also be a place for employees to work in and give presentations.

Garcia, Itzel

I consider myself to be a kind person as I tend to look out for other people’s feelings and circumstances. I am an empath, and it can be challenging as I am already dealing with my feelings. I think being an empath can be a great thing because I can be understanding of others and allows me to give good advice to help them. However, being an empath can come with cons. People often come to me so they can express themselves to feel better knowing someone is listening. Unfortunately, I often give people the harsh truth because I don’t want anyone to suffer longer than they need to. On the other hand, I like to dance as I think expression can be accomplished through song choice and dance moves. Apart from dancing I like to weight lift as it allows me to release stress and anger in a healthy manner. When it comes to accomplishing my goals, I would like to say that I have sacrificed a lot of things to be where I am. It takes a lot of determination as being a minority in design is already difficult enough. I want to make my parents proud because they have sacrificed their youth, home, and family to give me a better life. These past few years as a design student has shown me that I am brave, as I have done things outside of my comfort zone. I have become more independent as designing portrays one’s creativity and confidence, and it is up to you to complete the tasks. Strategy is needed to complete my goals because it allows me to see what I need to tackle in order to accomplish my goal. 70

Your Work with AI Exploration AI would be perfect for schematic design process, when you’re stuck on what you want to design, and will help explore material options. 71

#10 Logo design

Vibrant logo that features white letters with a hazy cloudy shadow effect onto the puzzle pieces.

#12 Design charrette Sketch 01

Vibrant reception desk area that features a glass wall with colors such as green, yellow, purple, blue and orange with the reception words NEXT illuminating with a waiting area

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Stairs being illuminated as a wayfinding strategy with vibrant colors and spots on stairs with white lighting on top.

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Work cafe with aqua blue cabinets with a white marble and a cool backsplash with colorful lights and orange bar stools

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Glass sculpture hanging from the top with light reflecting colors onto the walls

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Glass sculpture reflecting its color from the sunlight.

Perspective 01

glass sculpture reflecting color from the sunlight in the reception area with light wooden stairs with glass railing

Perspective 02

work cafe with bright lighting with concrete flooring and walls with vibrant furniture pieces with a back lit shelf with different colors like blue, yellow, green and yellow ceiling elements

Perspective 03

workstation that features blue ceiling elements and blue furniture with bright lighting illuminating the workstations

Perspective 04

warm training classroom with beige wallpaper concrete flooring with wooden desks with wheels and orange seating with a staggered ceiling

Perspective 05

warm client presentation room with orange acoustic ceiling with triangle LED lighting, brass conference table with a gray carpet tile, with orange upholstery on the office chairs

Hazlewood, Kyndal

In my life, I have found the things I am passionate about and deliberately pursued them. By following my passions, I have led a happy and fulfilling life. I am determined to excel in things which I am passionate about, causing me to also be accountable for my actions in order to follow my dreams. I love being creative while still being attentive and thoughtful in my hobbies and practices. 78

Your Work with AI Exploration I found AI to be interesting. I think that if we had done this at the beginning of the design process it could have led our designs and materiality. 79

#10 Logo design

“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western” Lol it made it look like I got kidnapped :/ 80

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I forgot to put a description that’s why it put me at the beach Mentally here <3

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

#13 Conceptual Model Picture

“Duality, double helix stair”

Perspective 01

“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

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“Office Design, artsy and western”

Hickey, Sofia

My name is Sofia Hickey, I have a high amount of respect for the people around me and myself. I love making true connections with people and learning who people are in the inside. I am very driven and ambitious and love growing as an individual and as a student. I have gratitude for life and nature, and love communicating the worlds beauty to the people around me. I like positivity and have aspiration to create an accepting and uplifting community around me. 86

Your Work with AI Exploration I like using AI to get an understanding of how they used lighting and materials within the space. Sculpturally my work stayed the same based on how I designed the environment. However, the things that did dramatically change were the materials, tones, and lighting. I do believe I can futuristically apply these AI ideas into my work in order to help decide certain aspects and features of my project. 87

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Interior Office looking into the training room and meeting areas natural elements

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Interior Office looking into the office desk and meeting area natural elements and glass

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Interior Office looking into the interior work cafe’s natural Elements and high-tech

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Interior Office Reception Space with Work Cafe’ Natural Elements

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Interior Office Reception Space with Work Cafe’ Natural Elements

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Create a natural office and meeting space glass interior

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Create a natural reception desk and environment interior high tech

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High-tech screen rap around elevator and staircase natural elements too

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Natural and machine-like encased private offices interior

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Work Cafe’ Wood and natural elements

#13 Conceptual Model Picture

A meeting space with natural and organic elements

Perspective 01

Movement Tranquility Is the name of this project. Frank Loyd Wright once said “not to reject the machine but the way of employing it forward to create miraculous work” and involving nature. This became my concept inspiration. I decided to enforce the tech being used by Dallas and look at natural elements around Dallas as well to come up with my concept.

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Workspace high Tech and Natural Materials

Lallier, Katherine

As I keep growing as a person, I have learned more about myself and what qualities are a key part in the stage of life I’m in currently. My college career is a big part of my life right now, the qualities that I’ve developed throughout that is to be hard-working and hold myself accountable for all the responsibilities I have. College has also taught me to have balance and organization in my life with the different number of commitments I have. Another key part of who I am during this stage, is the genuine relationships I have with the important people in my life right now. These relationship are something that I really value and care about and what gets me through the good and bad times. These relationships have also taught me qualities that I needed to develop more in myself in order to maintain these key relationships. These qualities include having empathy for others when they need it, being considerate of what others are feeling, and being selfless when these important people really need you to be there for them. I have also learned from the relationships that provide me so much support, that during this college stage of life I am in its important to be inclusive with people. Lastly both my college experience and my important relationships have taught me to have really good intuition about people and situations that help me make decisions. 98

Your Work with AI Exploration AI exploration helped in understanding spaces in a more realistic way and provided new insights. I think this would be helpful in developing design ideas earlier in the process as it can give multiple views with different ideas based on what you have already imagined. I do think it is interesting and helpful to use in thinking through the design intent and how the design concept could be portrayed further in a space. 99

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Luce, Emilie

Throughout my life and career, I value many important factors that I try to keep myself motivated and grounded with. While working with others, I always try to show respect and understanding for my peers’ ideas and creative freedoms. I find that this helps create successful teamwork and avoid any personal conflicts. Being thoughtful to others, also helps me become a better listener and allows other to come to me for support and understanding. While working towards goals, I also push myself to think creatively and take advantage of my imagination to see how I can bring it to life. I find that pushing myself in this way pays off tremendously in the long run and leaves me much more satisfied with my end result. I also work best with consistency where I can keep a routine and hold myself accountable with time management. Lastly, I also find purpose in what I devote my time to. With my projects and career path, I find purpose in knowing that I am serving others and devoting my time to creating an enjoyable environment for them. 108

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This is a study model of the workstation area with desks.” 110

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This is a preliminary sketch of the training classroom.” 112

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This is a preliminary sketch of the workstation area of the office.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This is a concept model made in the schematic design phase.” 113

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the elevator lobby that connects both sides and is facing the reception.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the communal side of the work cafe on the mezzanine level.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the private side of the work cafe on the mezzanine level.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas on the thirteenth floor. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the reception of the entrance of the office.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the workstation side of the office with workstation desks and offices.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the archive room on the ideation side of the office.”

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“Interior Architecture and Design office in Dallas, Texas. Concept is ideation to creation giving it a contemporary, modern, and innovative design. Natural light and pops of bright color to inspire creativity while incorporating wood for warmth and coziness. This view is the private side of the archive room on the ideation side of the office.”

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Meharg, Lydia

My love of creativity has led me to chose this field of study where I have become passionate about Interior Architecture and Design. I hope that throughout my college experience here I can find my purpose in life through IARD by working diligently in my courses. This major has forced me to have courage in explaining my ideas and bravery as I confront my fear of public speaking. I try to come each day with a positive attitude, showing kindness to those surrounding me because I know my professors and classmates care about my future career. My mom has taught me to be selfless and I believe this is one characteristic that has allowed me to earn respect from my peers. 118

Your Work with AI Exploration AI rendering is beneficial to design but should not overpower human design. After my experience, I noticed that AI rendering was helpful in giving me ideas for materials. It also can change your design slightly or make edits that make your own renderings look very real. The issue is that AI still is unable to properly read all images and skews humans in the shot, as well as other things. I probably wouldn’t ever make a rendering just from AI, but will definitely use its tools in the future to help me when making my perspectives. 119

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In any space, interconnection is important in creating a comfortable and productive environment. Employees need to be heard, feel like they belong, and feel respected. Spaces that promote collaboration allow for people to connect with each other and their supervisors which benefits the overall mood in the office. Collaborative areas for meetings encourage growth + private areas for employees to relax or work at represent consideration. Design libraries throughout the office provide space for employees to collaborate. Carrying a similar material + color palette throughout the workspace evokes consistency and comfort for the employee. The space is designed to have as minimal walls as possible to allow for NEXT to have the opportunity for growth.

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This space is the reception and waiting area. It has a lot of natural light coming into the space. The materials are concrete and wood. There are plants. It is a very large and open space. There are several seating options.

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The space is a cafe. The space is colorful and vibrant. It has lots of plants and flowers. It has natural light and is welcoming.

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The room is supposed to blur the boundary between inside and outside. It is full of plants and a ton of flowers. The floor is concrete. The walls are wood. The room is colorful but muted. There are two seating options with people on them that are made from terracotta. The ceiling glows. There are no windows. My concept is interconnectivity through areas of growth.

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This space is a conference room for employees to present their ideas to clients. There is a lot of natural light, but you cannot see any windows in the view.

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This space is the elevator hallway. The floor is lined with boxes of plants. The flooring is concrete, and the ceiling is wood.

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This space is the reception and waiting area. There are plants. The flooring is concrete and there is a rug on top. There is a lot of natural light. White walls. Neutral colors. The sign is terracotta. The colors are burnt orange, dark green, and teal. The space is meant to be welcoming and bright.

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Misenheimer, Laura

Honesty and respect go together for me as they are equally important. I’ve learned that by being truthful with others I have naturally earned their respect. I try to keep my life organized which in turn helps to maintain my reliability and responsibility. I am someone who can be counted on. Being naturally passionate about things I am interested in brings about natural creativity and drives my self-determination. Being understanding of other people’s needs is something very important to me since I have a mentally disabled mother and sister. Watching how others have treated my mentally disabled family members while growing up taught me to speak out, use my voice, and be brave. 128

Your Work with AI Exploration Getting to explore with AI, I think, is a great design tool. Being able to see your space with materials is a great way to brainstorm ideas. AI will never be exactly what you want as far as the design, but it’s a good option to be able to gather information and ideas. I will be using this tool to see my already design spaces and use it for options and ideas as far as my material selection. 129

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industrial steampunk-style logo with a plain background, bright futuristic

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steampunk/industrial futuristic design, conference room, architecture and design firm, Dallas Texas-based, technologically advanced, collaborative, screen on wall

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bright steampunk futuristic design, reception area, architecture and design firm, Dallas Texas-based, technologically advanced

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bright steampunk/industrial futuristic design, highlight wall, architecture and design firm, Dallas Texas-based, technologically advanced,

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A futuristic design, a mix of steampunk and industrial mood design. Reception lobby for a Dallas, TX-based architectural and interior design firm.

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A futuristic design, a mix of steampunk and industrial design with pops of color. Work cafe and lounge for a Dallas, TX based architectural and interior design firm where different teams are forced to mingle.

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A futuristic design with a mix of steampunk and industrial designs with touches of lime green. Workstation for a Dallas, TX-based architectural and interior design firm.

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A futuristic design with a mix of steampunk and industrial designs. Grand stair seating for a Dallas, TX-based architectural and interior design firm. Working and learning professional environment.

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A futuristic design with a mix of steampunk and industrial design. Subtle hints of deep red, lime green, and copper on the wall. No colored lights. Grand stair seating for a Dallas, TX-based architectural and interior design firm. Working and learning professional environment.

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Rolfe, Lauren

I choose to be a genuine person that prioritizes being present and respectful of every person that enters my life. I try to be considerate of what people are going through and understand them. To have teamwork, I am an accountable and compassionate person. I have the utmost admiration for those who demonstrate determination in their everyday lives. I am thankful for the amazing life my parents have created for my brother and me. 136

Your Work with AI Exploration I found the AI tool to be an interesting and helpful experience. I was able to take my final perspectives and turn them into sketches, and I took my sketches and was able to turn them into loose renderings. You do need to be very specific and detailed when typing in what you want the AI tool to produce. The tool was able to convert people in the perspectives into the style I was looking for. I definitely would want to use this AI tool in the future to help see the beginning stages of the design process into a potential final product. I would be able to change ideas or materials before I applied them to the actual Revit model, which would be helpful and save time. 137

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The concept for this office is Bloom. Bloom is derived from using biophilic principles throughout my design, which is the act of connecting nature with the built environment. The office incorporates a open and fluid layout throughout. My reception design has a seamless connection between each custom structure. The seating and wooden slats follow the curves of the monumental staircase, and the custom desk flows seamless into the floor.

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My concept is portrayed in my work cafe through the floor to wall to ceiling built-in ceiling element that has plants hanging from the ceiling. This wooden structure shows the curves connecting the entire space together, and the plants bring biophilic principles to the space.

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My concept is portrayed in my workstations by a wooden structure that expands the length of the entire area, while also having two smaller curved elements meet the structure at a perpendicular angle. Again, this curved element has plants hanging from the top of it to bring greenery into the space.

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Salas, Daniel

I like to believe that every experience I go through is part of a bigger picture that I just can not see at this very moment. I navigate life with the idea that pure intentions and an open-mind, the pieces will naturally fall into place. I also recognize that this is a very idealistic view of life, and the reality tends to be much harsher. I have seen so many people around me give up on their passions in exchange for something that will grant instant satisfaction. Regardless, it is hard to tame an imagination that knows it is meant for more than it currently has. It would also be a lie to say that a part of me doesn’t buy into the manifestation of change. All I can do is trust that my adaptability and reliability will get me here I want to go. I am also sure that my charisma and wit will help along the way. 144

Your Work with AI Exploration Interior design is a game of cat and mouse at times. Designers are always chasing inspiration and precedent in order to produce the best work possible. A natural part of the design process is brainstorming and iterating, and this is usually done by pulling from one’s own experience. However, this does at times limit the creative mind just due to the fact that it is limited to what it knows. The rise of AI has allowed designers to explore their work in a way that has not been available in the past. In my eyes, AI is a tool best used in the schematic design process. It is an amazing way to iterate designs. The tools available to us are not polished enough to deliver renderings that can be passed off as architectural images, but they are legible enough to use as a source of inspiration. AI, due to its un-biased nature, takes a truly objective view of a project and generates concepts that the designer may have not been privy to in the past. I really enjoy using AI in this manner, and see it as a new tool to my design practices. 145

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Logo for Dallas-based architecture and design company. The company motto is building blocks. The logo should reflect the raw energy and brutalism of the Dallas metro area. Take a brutalist graphic design approach to the logo branding. Incorporate concrete materiality.

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This is a shot of an employee of a Dallas-based architecture and design firm standing in the main workspace. She is surrounded by workstation desks that have a chair, a storage space, and a desk. There is a second level above her that also has workstation desks. The interior design style of this space is brutalist. There is an emphasis on dark wood, concrete, and glass. 146

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this shot depicts a woman standing in front of a reception desk at an architecture and design firm. The shot is taken from a corridor lined with elevator doors. The materials used in this space include concrete, dark wooden planks, back-painted glass, metal mesh, carpet, and a variety of pendant lamps.

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This is an image of a man standing in the middle of a corporate workspace. He is surrounded by workstations. Each workstation has a desk, a storage unit, a chair, and a computer. There is a mezzanine level above him. There are also workstations on it. The space takes a sort of industrial approach to its interior design, emphasizing materials like concrete and steel. 147

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Sketch of potential bar seating for an office cafe. It is located under a second-story mezzanine that hangs over it. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights.

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Sketch of custom reception desk with pendant lamps above it. The desk will have some linear elements that are made from dark steel. There wil be metal mesh elements as well. Company branding that reads “NEXT” will be incorporated. Overall, the space will have a moody brutalistic visual design. 148

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The concept for a reception desk at an architecture and design firm. The desk is made of several concrete panels that are backlit with cool ambient light. There is company branding above the desk that reads “NEXT” and there is metal mesh accenting it. There are linear pendant lamps hung above the desk. Take a brutalist interior design approach to this space.

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side of the stair railing that is composed of concrete, and indentions in the concrete. the stairs wrap around a large pillar. The railing is a brutalist approach to traditional stair design. 149

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This is a view of a person standing in a Dallas-based architecture and design firm. There is a concrete collum by the person, and a mezzanine floor level above him. In the wall next to him there is cut-out seating space.

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This is a concept model for a sculptural element that will be featured in a Dallas-based architecture and design office. The office’s visual presentation and interior design style will take inspiration from brutalist architecture. This sculpture should be constructed of concrete 150

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Dallas-based architecture and design company. The interior design style is a reflection of the raw energy and brutalism of Dallas, Texas. This is a view of a workspace populated with desks. Highlight the workstation desks and the curtain wall windows. Add skyline outside of windows. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights.

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Dallas-based architecture and design company. The interior design style is a reflection of the raw energy and brutalism of Dallas, Texas. This is a view of a mezzanine level populated with desks. Highlight the workstation desks and the curtain wall windows. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights. 151

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Dallas-based architecture and design company. The interior design style is a reflection of the raw energy and brutalism of Dallas, Texas. This is a view of a cafe populated with tables and chairs. Highlight the hospitality bar on the left and the materiality of the area. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights.

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Dallas-based architecture and design company. The interior design style is a reflection of the raw energy and brutalism of Dallas, Texas. This is a view reception with lounge seating and a desk. Highlight the reception desk and the company branding behind it. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights. 152

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Dallas-based architecture and design company. The interior design style is a reflection of the raw energy and brutalism of Dallas, Texas. This is a meeting room with lounge seating and a work table. Highlight the screen on the wall and the workstation that the employees are working at. Emphasis on brutalist interior design. Dark woods, concrete, warm-toned lights, linear motifs. Make sure to highlight the hanging pendant lights.

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Slaughter, Sydney

I am a very sensible person when it comes to prioritizing my time. Since I am very involved in lots of things outside of school, I have to be on top of a very organized schedule. I have many great friendships that I care deeply for and tend to, but I make time for things I am passionate about as well. I have a very hard time saying no to things, so I participate in quite a few things making it hard to balance my schedule sometimes. I am confident personally and socially, making it easy for me to put myself out there and try new things whenever I see something I would never think of doing in my life. With that, I let my creative side show often. As an Interior Design student, I love being creative and thinking conceptually. Problem solving, when it’s not my own problem, is something I would consider myself to be pretty good at. 154

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A logo for an architecture and interior design office. Should have bright colors that portray the playfulness of the firm. Could be backlit and have dimensionality. Should be similar in form and shape to the image.

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An architecture and interior design office that has playful a reception desk with playful colors and textured materials. This is a view of the reception desk, which is low,and waiting area with seating. Should have warm colors and natural materials that portray the playfulness of the firm. Should have dimensionality. This area should have plants and display pendant lighting with a ceiling element. 156

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An architecture and interior design office that has workstations with playful colors and some privacy. Should have warm colors and natural materials that portray the playfulness of the firm. Should have dimensionality. This area should have plants and display pendant lighting with a ceiling element. 157

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An architecture and interior design office that has a monumental staircase that is wood and appears floating. Should have warm colors and natural materials that portray the playfulness of the firm. Should have dimensionality. This area should have plants and lighting with a ceiling element.

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An architecture and interior design office that has a work cafe. This is a view of the cafe. Should have warm colors and natural materials that portray the playfulness of the firm. Should have dimensionality. This area should have plants and display pendant lighting with a ceiling element. this cafe should have seating, tables, and a hospitality counter. 158

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An architecture and interior design office that has playful installation with textured materials. This is a view of the stage area. Should have warm colors and natural materials that portray the playfulness of the firm. Should have dimensionality. Should be similar in form and shape to the image. 161

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Stratman, Zoe

The most important thing in life to me is love. Life is all about the people we love, the experiences we have, and the passions we hold. I strive to love others always through kindness, and I cherish the relationships I have with friends and family. I desire to always live a selfless life for those around me putting others first in my career designing for peoples needs, in my classes or workplace, in my community around me, and within my family and friends. I am very intentional in everything I do so I am diligent with my work, my studies, and my time doing what I’m passionate about. I have so much to be thankful for and try to live life in contentment, being thankful and grateful allowing me to be present in the here and now. Life isn’t easy and sometimes there are hard seasons and hard times, so I try to be steadfast and resilient through them knowing these are teaching and growing me. Giving others grace and forgiveness as well as myself is important because it’s a form of love and we are all trying our best as we move through life. I love to love and serve others, live positively, work hard for my dreams and goals, but this takes a lot of self control. Above all else I love and am thankful for Jesus, whom all things flow from. My relationship with Him is what makes me who I am, and its because of His love for me and others that I am led to love and serve others. 166

Your Work with AI Exploration AI is a great tool for gaining quick iterations and ideas. AI is useful for the schematic design process as we create sketches and models and basic generic perspectives. AI can generate ideas when we reach a creative block or want to visualize an idea taking our schematic design further as we begin to make more solidified design decisions. 167

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The next design logo represents a system of parts working together to reach an elevated level. The letters’ structure flows into one connection, resembling the idea of all parts coming together as a united whole. Each part supports the other and helps to uplift it. Much like the workplace, each aspect of the office must work in connection with each other amidst a united system to achieve their shared goals. Much like an interior design and architecture firm, every team member is important for the success of the project and teamwork and shared ideas produces the best outcomes. The NEXT company is all about connections; connection between employee, manager, client, and the community. This idea of connection is embodied through the logo. I received the same outcome when using AI for my Logo design

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The Next design concept involves the dragonfly and its wing structure concept as a symbol of connectivity and all parts coming together among the team and office space. This monumental stair is the connecting piece of the office assisting connectivity to the community and between workstations. Desks sit below the mezzanine level and above the mezzanine level. This stair and the spaces around it are open and transparent. Materials and colors consist of whites, blues, and natural woods and acoustical fabric.

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The desk systems in the office allow for personal focus at each desk and facilitate collaboration and teamwork in the pod like workstation groupings. The group of desks includes a divider made of acoustical fabric and can be used as a pin up board. Each desk also includes storage below it. Each desk group pod has a ceiling element above it zoning the workstations. This element consists of beams of acoustical panels intermixed with lighting.

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Perspective The monumental stair is the connecting element between the reception desk, meeting room, waiting lounge, and from the main level to the mezzanine level. This interconnecting piece connects the outside community and clients to the inside employees and workspace. This space also interconnects the workspace and the public space within the design office. The reception, built in lounge and stairs share the natural wood material. Terrazzo makes up the tile on the floor. The reception counter is a clean white quartz. The wall is made up of black steel structure with glass and blue acoustic paneled tiles intermixed throughout.

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Telles, Kennedy

I like to devote myself to a project by creating an objective for myself to follow. I tend to be thoughtful of the requirements, while also maintaining the creativity aspect within projects. I am constantly determined to work diligently and develop a passion for what I am currently working towards. I understand what is being asked of me when being introduced to new content. I have respect for my professors, and I trust that I am in their best interest. 172

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The concept for this design is Upward Trajectory within the workplace. Things implemented within the design in order to comply with the concept would include: using the color red to highlight elements within the design, curvilinear elements, and the use of fluid lighting throughout the space. Wayfinding will be the main tool for this concept, so the emphasis on pathway on the ceiling and the flooring is important The material palette includes wood, along with hints of red and pink, while the fabric used includes more simple colors. The room has a lot of natural light from the windows.

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Walls, Avery

When I think of who I want to be for others, I think of what I want in a friend, and traits I would want them to have. To be a friend is to be loyal, selfless, personable, and reliable. I am loyal to my friends and take their needs into account. I am selfless and put people before myself and make sure they are okay. I am personable, I let my friends know their lives and experiences are special and share my own with them as well. I am reliable, you can count on me to be there for you in many situations. When it comes to the future, I have passion in what I want to accomplish and do for others in design. This passion comes with traits a designer should have, which I believe I possess. Creativity is needed in all aspects of design; expressing yourself and ideas is what draws people to you. Each concept and design comes with a purposeful attitude as well, I do everything with purpose and intention. To make sure each design is carried out and neat, I have to have order, and an ordered mindset. As I work through my design process, I have to make sure all parts of my life and work live in harmony. Finally, what is very important to me in who I am as a person, and what I bring to the design world, is trust. You must trust yourself, others, and your processes in life and work. 182

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of the stairs going up to the mezzanine. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. These are the workstations/workspace area. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment. 186

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of a huddle space in the workstation area with windows overlooking the Dallas skyline. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Concept model. A room with a sunset light and overhanging willow trees. This room has couches and is made to calm people down. Tranquility 188

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of an office for a Design Director. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of the Reception area. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of stairs on the workspace with an atrium underneath it. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Interior Design and Architecture Firm office that goes against the norms of a boring office. This is a view of stairs of the training classroom. Warm tones, and materials. The concept of this design is Tranquility. Lots of plants, golds, and warm lighting will be used. Employees and customers should feel comfortable in this environment.

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Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Design | Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, University of Arkansas YEAR ONE IARD 1035 Studio I

IARD 1045 Studio II

YEAR TWO IARD 2804 Studio III

IARD 2814 Studio IV

IARD 3805 Studio V

IARD 3815 Studio VI

IARD 4805 Advanced Studio VII

IARD 2723 Digital Media in Design

IARD 2883 History of Interior Design

IARD 3833 Building Systems for Interior Design

IARD 4813 Human Factors for Design

Professional Elective

IARD 2823 Interior Design Materials & Assemblies

IARD 3843 Lighting & Related Building Systems

IARD 4823 Professional Practice for Interior Design

IARD Study Abroad Requirement

ARCH 1212 Design Thinking I

ARCH 1222 Design Thinking II

YEAR FOUR

YEAR THREE

IARD 4815 Advanced Studio VIII

IARD 4811 Internship for Interior Design

ARCH 4433 Architectural History III

ARCH 5016 Option Studio I

FJAD 6906 Advanced Design Studio I

FJAD 6916 Advanced Design Studio II

Students in IARD 3805 Interior Design V demonstrate the ability to build abstract relationships and explore and develop original ideas with their imagination. They understand the impact of design based on applied research and analysis of multiple theoretical, social, political, economic, cultural, and environmental contexts to the creation of built environments.

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