BY NORA HOLMAN
INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO NORA HOLMAN SELECTED WORK FROM 2018 - 2019
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NORA HOLMAN - INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT
ABOUT ME
Through my education and work experience, I have learned that design is so much more than beautiful spaces. Great design affects everyone in every aspect of life. I believe that functional, carefully planned design is as important to an individual’s wellbeing as any other vital part of life. Commercial design has become increasingly intriguing to me because of this and I look forward to sharing my Fortune 500 Headquarters office project upon completion. Fully immersing myself and building relationships with all the wonderful people in the industry for the past two years has helped me become so excited for my future. I know that working in a creative, team environment is where I best thrive and there is no aspect of my experience so far that I have not enjoyed.
NORA HOLMAN
INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT
1010 Rachael Street Apt. 101 North Liberty, IA 52317 319 594 3000 nora-holman@student.kirkwood.edu issuu.com/noraholman linkedin.com/in/nora-holman-a15391181
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E D U C AT I O N AAS Interior Design - Kirkwood C.C. / 2019 Meets CIDA standards and NCIDQ requirements
Diploma - Iowa City High School / 2013
WORK EXPERIENCE Design Intern - Melanie by Design / May 2018 - Current Assist in Residential and Commercial projects from beginning to end. Tasks ranging from CAD drawings, renderings, space planning, sourcing finishes and furniture, contacting Reps. and meeting with clients and contractors.
S e r v e r a n d B a r t e n d e r - M o n i c a ’s / 2 0 1 7 - C u r r e n t Train new servers, manage time appropriately and aid to good customer experiences.
H O N O R S & I N V O LV E M E N T I I DA Stu d ent M e mbe r / 2019 Kir k wo o d Stu d e nt Inte ri or De i sgne rs m em b er / 2 0 1 7 - Cu r rent D u r ka n D * s cover de si gn competi ti on par ticip ant / 2 0 1 8 - 2 0 1 9 K i r kwood Com muni ty C ol l e ge De an’s List / 2 0 1 7 - Cu r rent T h e Little Haw k Newspape r & Magaz i n e / 2 0 1 1 - 2 0 1 3 Design Editor-in-Chief
N atio n a l Sc h ol asti c Pre ss Associ ati on (NS PA ) / 2 0 1 3 First place national news magazine design winner
N atio n a l Hon ors Soci ety / 2013
SKILLS Sketch-Up
AutoCAD
Revit
Lumion
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Photoshop
20/20 Design
Hand Rendering
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IDEATION, CONNECTEDNESS, INCLUDER, INPUT, ADAPTABILITY,
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TA B L E O F
CONTENTS SECTION 01
H O S P I TA L I T Y
SECTION 02
COMMERCIAL OFFICE
SECTION 03
H E A LT H C A R E
SECTION 04
E D U C AT I O N
SECTION 05
RESIDENTIAL
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SECTION ONE
01. HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN 0 2 . R E STA U R A N T D E S I G N
TOOLS : Sketch-up Pro, Autodesk Revit, Lumion 8, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign
HOSPITALITY design
FA L L 2 0 1 8
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PERSPEC TIVE OF CHECK-IN DESK
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HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN Locationn : Boston, MA Date : December 2018 Project Duration : 3 weeks
D E S I G N S TAT E M E N T : Experience, Comfort & Sustainability are at the heart of Plaza En. Located in the Old Boston, Massachusetts Meatpacking district, this renovated 1890s warehouse will be transformed into a cutting edge, business class hotel, reflecting the City of Boston itself. The Design is inspired by the old and the new, pulling materials and textures from vintage androgynous fashion, blended into today’s interpretation. The Goal of Plaza En is for each guest to feel totally encompassed by the rich history of the city throughout their entire stay and to offer the best user experience possible while at the same time maintaining a small environmental footprint.
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MAIN LOBBY CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
N.I.C.
SUNROOM
LEVEL ONE FURNISHINGS PLAN WITH ADA COMPLIANCY
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PERSPEC TIVE OF SUNROOM SEATING AREA 9
HBF TEXTILES Afghan #895-37 Mélange 44% acr ylic, 23% wool, 17% cotton, 13% nylon, 3% polyester
RAPIDLY RENEWABLE BAMBOO FLOORING THROUGHOUT MAIN LEVEL
MAIN LOBBY REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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PERSPEC TIVE OF CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AREA
PERSPEC TIVE OF MAIN LOBBY SEATING AREA 11
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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SUNROOM REFLECED CEILING PLAN
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PERSPEC TIVE OF SUNROOM SEATING AREA
ELEVATION OF SOUTH WALL BREAKFAST BOOTH SEATING
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AILERON DINING ARMCHAIR BY HOLLY HUNT #ALR0-AC
D.L. COUCH WALLCOVERINGS works toward LEED certification when used with low VOC emmiting adhesives.
BEADED CHANDEILIER BY KATHY KUO
PERSPEC TIVE OF CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST AREA 15
PERSPEC TIVE OF MAIN DINING WALKWAY
FURNISHINGS PLAN
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RESTAURANT DESIGN L o c a t i o n : U p p e r E a s t S i d e , N e w Yo r k , N Y Date : Septermber 2018 Project Druation : 4 weeks DESCRIPTION Con-Man’s Tearoom & Lounge is a high-end, rooftop tearoom overlooking Manhattan’s Central Park. The design concept is derived from the movie American Hustle, set in the 1970s at the Plaza Hotel. The design intent is for Con-Man’s to exist in a remodeled, neoclassical style building while blending in mid-centry modern design elements with colors typical in the 1970s while maintaining a fresh and unique look for this century. The function and circulation of the space is centered around employee needs with server stations placed throughout and wide walkways for peak efficency. Guests and tourists will have a unique experience with a variety of seating options and even be able to observe the in-house growing of tea from the rooftop patio and sunroom. Con-Man’s Tearoom & Lounge is like nothing currently existing in New York City.
PERSPEC TIVE OF MAIN DINING WINDOW SEATING
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PERSPEC TIVE OF MAIN DINING BANQUET TE SEATING AND ONYX PARTITION
DINING ROOM WINDOW SEATING ELEVATION
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AXONOMETRIC VIEW
PERSPEC TIVE OF MAIN DINING LARGE PART Y SEATING 19
DESIGNTEX #3815-501
REFINISHED ORIGINAL PARQUE FLOORING
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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PERSPEC TIVE OF SUNROOM OVERLOOKING TEA GROWING GARDEN
SUNROOM WINDOW SEATING ELEVATION
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0 1 . U N I T E H E A LT H G R O U P
SECTION TWO
MARKETING HEADQUARTERS
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TOOLS : Sketch-up Pro, Autodesk Revit, Lumion 9, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign
FORTUNE 500 OFFICE DESIGN
SPRING 2019
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LEVEL ONE FURNISHINGS PLAN
UNITED HEALTH GROUP MARKETING HEADQUARTERS Location : Atlanta, Georgia Date : April 2019 Project Duration : 2 weeks
DESCRIPTION Creating systems to better the healthcare of individual people is at the core of United Health Group. The concept of the design for United Health Group’s new marketing headquarters directly correlates to this idea. By tailoring each space to the individual, allowing for a multitude of work and collaboration spaces, along with the use of biophilic design crates a space for United Health Group’s employees to maximize their productivity while feeling at home and connected with their work every day. A pallette of soft blues, wood tones, and neutral colors has been derived from the health driving engine of our planet itself, our oceans. Pulling from this is a variety of curved furnisihgings selections and architectural detailing, as well as a concious effort to use materials and systems that will lessen the environmental footprint of the space overall.
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PALETTE AND INSPIRATION
PERSPEC TIVE OF OPEN OFFICE AREA AND SELF-WATERING WALL
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PERSPEC TIVE OF LARGE GROUP BLEACHER SEATING
GINKO LOUNGE CHAIR BY DAVIS FURNITURE
Q6 LOUNGE SYSTEM BY DAVIS FURNITURE
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PRESENTATION ROOM ELEVATION 30' - 2 19/32" 5' - 11 7/16"
12' - 2"
5' - 4 3/8"
T.O. 1 11' - 0"
2' - 4 1/2"
11' - 0"
T.O. 1 11' - 0"
VEL 1 HINGS PLAN 0' - 0" 2
PRESENTATION ROOM ELEVATION 3/8" = 1'-0"
67' - 5 5/8" 13' - 0 17/32"
T.O. 1 11' - 0"
LEVEL 1 FURNISHINGS PLAN 0' - 0"
168' - 8 11/16" 4' - 7 3/8"
7' - 7 7/16"
37' - 4 1/4"
UNITED HEALTH
Level 2 T.O. 1 12' - 0" 11' - 0"
ELEVATIONS
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Project name Date Drawn by Checked by
PERSPEC TIVE OF LOUNGE COLLABORATION ZONE
A9 Scale
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CASTLE CHANDELIER BY ROLL & HILL
PERSPEC TIVE OF BIOPHILIC WALL AND COLLABORATIVE AREA 28
WHOLE SPACE AXONOMETRIC
DESIGNTEX #3924-801
WOOD WALL MATERIAL
DESIGNTEX #3895-801
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11' - 0" 2' - 4 1/2"
11' - 0" 5' - 7 1/32"
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LOBBY SEATING ELEVATION
LEVEL 1 FURNISHINGS PLAN 0' - 0"
OFFICE CASEWORK ELEVATION 3/8" = 1'-0"
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PRESENTATION ROOM ELEVATION 3/8" = 1'-0"
67' - 5 5/8" 16' - 2 3/8"
13' - 0 17/32"
11' - 0"
T.O. 1 11' - 0"
LEVEL 1 FURNISHINGS PLAN 0' - 0" 3
RECEPTION SEATING ELEVATION 3/8" = 1'-0" 168' - 8 11/16" 6' - 3 7/32"
128' - 7 7/16"
4' - 2 5/8"
4' - 7 3/8"
7' - 7 7/16"
37' - 4 1/4"
16' - 0"
26' - 0"
10' - 0"
8' - 8 3/4"
UNITED HEALTH
Level 2 T.O. 1 12' - 0" 11' - 0"
2' - 3 7/16"
ELEVATIONS
FORTUN 5/
Project name Date Drawn by
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OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION 1/8" = 1'-0"
Checked by
A9 Scale
PERSPEC TIVE OF OPEN OFFICE AND COLLABORATION AREA 30
As in
11' - 0"
OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION RECEPTION SEATING ELEVATION 3/8" = 1'-0" 168' - 8 11/16" 6' - 3 7/32"
128' - 7 7/16"
4' - 2 5/8"
4' - 7 3/8"
7' - 7 7/16"
37' - 4 1/4"
26' - 0"
10' - 0"
8' - 8 3/4"
16' - 0"
Level 2 T.O. 1 12' - 0" 11' - 0"
2' - 3 7/16"
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OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION 1/8" = 1'-0"
LINO CHAIR BY HERMAN MILLER
ALWAYS SIDE CHAIR BY HERMAN MILLER
SAYL CHAIR BY HERMAN MILLER
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SECTION THREE
01. PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY CENTRE
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TOOLS : Sketch-up Pro, Autodesk Revit, Lumion 8, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign
HEALTHCARE DESIGN
PA R T N E R : E L E N A K A L O U P E K
SPRING 2019
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PLASTIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY CENTRE Location : Scottsdale, Arizona Date : March 2019 Project Duration : 3 weeks
DESCRIPTION Born from the desert of scottsdale, the Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Center focuses on the indoor-outdoor connection to promote healing. Motifs from local flora and colors and textures from the region hint to nature while live plants and soaring curtain walls make the presence of the outdoors vivid. Soft greens and strong blues were chosen for their calming, healing properties and are contrasted with raw textures of corten and terracotta. Sleek brass and terrazzo elevate the space in clean lines, broken up with soft ogranic curves in light and mid-toned woods. With this visual direction the surgery center aims to make the healthcare experience warmer and more pleasant, while still maintaining the effortlessly clean and resilient nature that is demanded in the health sector. Special attention was given to programming and space planning to ensure efficient flow and outstanding function, utilizing the “front of house and back of house� format.
PERSPEC TIVE OF PATIENT ROOM BED AND EQUIPMENT PANEL 34
FURNISHINGS PLAN WITH ZONES
NOT IN SCOPE 0
Private Office
Private Office
Private Office
313
314
315
Patient Hallway 305
UP
Exam 1
Exam 2
Exam 3
Exam 4
Exam 5
Exam 6
306
307
308
309
310
311
Restroom Staff Hallway 312 316
Consult 2 Break Room
304
317
Restroom UP
Mechanical
Data
319
318
Consult 1
301A
303
Restroom 301B
Operating Room 1
Operating Room 2
327
328
Exam Storage
Post-Op Recovery
320 A
Exam Nurse Station
Clean Linen 1
Lactation
Restroom
317 A
317 B
Staff Patio 317 C
329
327 A
320
Conference
Restroom
321
320 B
Clean Linen 2 328 A
Post-Op Nurse Station
Lobby 301
330
Sanitization 327 B
Surgical Nurse Station
Scrub
Patient Prep/Recovery
Patient Prep/Recovery
326
332
331
324
Private R.R. Soiled Linen 332 A 333
Surgical Hallway 325
Private R.R. 331A FD
FD
Family Waiting 322
Patient Prep/Recovery
Patient Prep/Recovery
Patient Prep/Recovery
Patient Prep/Recovery
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337
336
335
Private Balcony
Private Balcony
332 B
331 B
UP
Private R.R. Patio 323
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Private R.R.Private R.R.
338
337 A FD
336 A FD
Private R.R.
Stairs
335 A
334
FD
FD
Private Balcony
Private Balcony
Private Balcony
Private Balcony
338 B
337 B
336 B
335 B
PLASTIC & RECONSTRUC SURGERY CEN
FURNISHINGS PLAN ROOM CODES
Level 1 1/8" = 1'-0"
Project name Date Drawn by Checked by
A2-2 Scale
RECEPTION / WAITING CONFERENCE ROOM CONSULTATION EXAM EXAM NURSE AREA OPERATING ROOM / SCRUB POST-OP NURSE AREA PATIENT ROOMS PHYSICIANS’S OFFICES EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM
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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
CONSULTATION & EX 2,179 square feet
PRIMARY FUNCTION: consultation, exams, post-op exams, point of sale, out-patient procedures
OPERATION / PROCEDURE 1,424 square feet
PRIMARY FUNCTION: sanitary operating and procedure areas, scrub room, cleann storage. sterilization
O.R. (2)
CLEAN STORAGE
SCRUB
POST-OP NURSE STATIONS
POST-OP AREA
POST-OP NURSE STATIONS
PATIENT ROOMS
SURGICAL WING 5,860 square feet
PRIMARY FUNCTION: operations, clean and soiled storage, patient rooms, surgical nurse’s stations, post-op beds, service elevator
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PATIENT ROOMS
PUBLIC SPACE 4,669 square feet
PRIMARY FUNCTION: reception, waiting area, point of sale, administration, restrooms
MAIN ENTRANCE
CONFERENCE ROOM
CONSULTATION (2)
XAMINATION
EXAM (6)
PHYSICIAN’S OFFICES 432 square feet
PRIMARY FUNCTION: private work space for doctors, can be used for consultations
EXAM NURSE STATIONS
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PERSPEC TIVE OF CONSULT/EXAM ROOM PUBLIC HALLWAY
IOA EXAM CHAIR
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LOUNGE CHAIR BY BERNHARDT CONTRACT
HIGH-BACK COSM CHAIR BY HERMAN MILLER
PALETTE AND INSPIRATION
PERSPEC TIVE OF PHYSICIAN’S PRIVATE OFFICE 39
NORA RUBBER FLOORING
VAULT SAPHIRE BY ARC COM
TERAZZO FLOORING BY CONCRETTE COLLABORATIVE
PERSPEC TIVE OF POST-OP HALLWAY AND NURS
PATIENT ROOM ELEVATION WITH ANNOTATIONS
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SE’S STATION
IOA CAMA FAMILY CHAISE SLEEPER
ELANI LOVESEAT BY OFS
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SECTION FOUR
01. WEST HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL
TOOLS : Sketch-up Pro, Autodesk Revit, Lumion 8, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign
L o cat i o n : We st H ave n , U ta h Date : February 2019 Project Duration : 4 weeks
EDUCATIONAL DESIGN
DESCRIPTION The goal of this project is to design a unique classroom space and media center for West Haven high school that are each able to function appropriately for High School students with varying types of educational needs. Each space will aim to blend with the Utah landscape while also pulling many scandanavian design infulences with lighing, materials and architecture. Every space must also function properly for the school district’s newly implemented technology programs and fit within the given floor plan.
SPRING 2019
01
FLOOR PLAN
1 A2
CLASSROOM SPACE MEDIA CENTER 1
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Main Level 1/16" = 1'-0"
tAab s se le mb ly ~1
1 A3
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p#76 p#75 Grou
3 4 2 9
CLASSROOM FURNISHINGS & FEATURES
BC
Box Base S1 BP BKP LP RP TP
BC
Box Base S1 BP RP TP BKP LP
NATURAL LIGHT MAIN ENTRANCE
BC
Box Base S1 BP RP TP BKP LP
WRITABLE SURFACE/PROJECTION
Gr
53 54 62 59 p#7 ou
Group#118 Group#124 Group#119 Group#120 Group#121 Group#122 Group#123
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Callout of Main Level (Classroom) 3/8" = 1'-0"
Proje Date
Draw
Chec
Scale
CLASSROOM PERSPEC TIVE OF INTERAC TIVE WHITEBOARD WALL
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CLASSROOM PERSPEC TIVE FROM ENTRANCE
STEELCASE SILQ CHAIR
DESK SURFACE MATERIAL
STEELCASE NODE CHAIR
GEORGE NELSON PENDANT
CARPET BY MILLIKEN
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ELEVATION OF CUSTOM BOOTH SEATING AND STORAGE
clerestory windows
custom booth seating open under seat for bag storage
storage cabinets
open shelving with pull-out bins floor outlets
WIDE ANGLE CLASSROOM PERSPEC TIVE
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CLASSROOM PERSPEC TIVE OF CASEWORK AND CUSTOM BOOTHS
EPSON PROJECTOR
STEELCASE VERB DESK
VERB WHITEBOARD EASEL
STEELCASE INSTRUCTOR STATION 49
MEDIA CENTER ZONES
RECEPTION CAFE COLLABORATIVE AREAS INDIVIDUAL DESKTOPS LIBRARY/RESOURCE
Room 2
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Callout of Main Level (Media) 1/4" = 1'-0"
PERSPEC TIVE FROM MEDIA CENTER ENTRANCE
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WIDE ANGLE MEDIA CENTER PERSPEC TIVE
LVT FLOORING BY KOLAY
CAMBRIA “ELLA” QUARTZ COUTNERTOP
DUCHATEAU WOOD WALLCOVERING
PERSPEC TIVE OF MEDIA CENTER STUDENT CAFE 52
PERSPEC TIVE OF MEDIA CENTER CUSTOM COLLABORATION BOOTHS
MEDIA CENTER CIRCULATION PLAN
Room 2
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ENTRANCES MAIN CIRCULATION
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Callout of Main Level (Media) 1/4" = 1'-0"
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COALESSE SHELL CHAIR
WEST ELM WORK LILY PAD NESTING TABLE
PERSPEC TIVE OF SUPPLEMENTAL READING AREA 54
STEELCASE COBI
ASTRO GLOBE LIGHT BY ANDREW NEYER PERSPEC TIVE OF MEDIA CENTER WALKWAY
PERSPEC TIVE OF DESKTOP COMPUTER STATION 55
0 1 . PA R A D E O F H O M E S
SECTION FIVE
0 2 . I N T E R N AT I O N A L L U X U R Y C O N D O
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TOOLS : Sketch-up Pro, Autodesk Revit, Lumion 8, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
SPRING 2019
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FIRST FLOOR FURNISHINGS PLAN
UP
UP
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PERSPEC TIVE OF MUSIC ROOM 58
PERSPEC TIVE OF SUNROOM
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PARADE OF HOMES Location : Cedar Rapids, Iowa Date : February 2019 Project Duration : 4 weeks
DESCRIPTION For this project, we were tasked with designing the interior of an entire home for our professor, Jillissa Moorman and her family of six. The plan must fit within a given floor plan and correlate to the architectural design style of that house. I was given Modern/Traditional Farmhouse, and needed to blend this with the wants of the client. Neutral colors, mid-century elements and modern farmhouse were the aethetic wants and we must also take into consideration every functional need of her and her family. Jillissa has four kids ages 3 years, 5 years, 7 years and 9 years old and had specific room requirements including a large kitchen, two family rooms and dining rooms, a sunroom, music room, playroom, laundry room and specific bedroom allocations.
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PERSPEC TIVE OF KITCHEN AND KITCHEN ISLAND
BARBANA DINING CHAIR BY ARTERIORS
JEANNERET LOUNGE CHAIR
YOKE LARGE PENDANT BY VISUAL COMFORT
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BACKSPLASH TILE BY CEMENT TILE SHOP
UPHOLSTERY BY SCHUMACHER
ELLEN DEGENERES FOR LOLOI AREA RUG
KITCHEN CABINETRY ELEVATION
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PERSPEC TIVE OF MUDROOM OFF GARAGE AND KITCHEN
MASTER BATHROOM VANITY ELEVATAION
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BISTRO FOIR ARM CHANDELIER BY VISUAL COMFORT
OSCAR LOUNGE ARMCHAIR FAUX COWHIDE RUG BY LOLOI
PERSPEC TIVE OF FORMAL DINING ROOM 63
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INTERNATIONAL LUXURY CONDO Location : Nice, France Date : April 2019 Project Duration : 3 weeks
DESCRIPTION Inspired by the colors and textures of Paris Fashion Week, this luxurious condo in the heart of Nice, France has been completely retrofitted to be wheelchair accessible while maintaining it’s original neoclassical architecture. The moldings and vintage details were contrasted with sleek, modern furnishings selections but somehow blend seamlessly together.
PERSPEC TIVE OF MASTER BEDROOM
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PERSPEC TIVE OF DINING ROOM
ACCESSIBILITY PLAN - 5’0” WHEELCHAIR TURN
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PERSPEC TIVE OF FIREPLACE SEATING
KITCHEN AT WINDOWS ELEVATION
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VLADAMIR KAGAN VINTAGE LOUNGE FURNITURE SATIN BRASS TUBE CHANDELIER
PERSPEC TIVE OF ADA COMPLIANT BATHROOM VANIT Y 67
THANK YOU FOR VIEWING
NH NORA HOLMAN