Olivia Duhe Interior Design Portfolio

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OLIVIA

DUHE



OLIVIA

DUHE Interior Design Portfolio


OLIVIA

DUHE

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Council for Interior Design Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS GPA: 3.65 out of 4.00

HONORS AND AWARDS 1st Place Brasfield and Gorrie Student Design Competition September 2018 Honorable Mention, Curtis Stout Lighting Competition December 2017 Photography Chair, ASID Student Chapter May 2017-present Gold, Two Dimensional Design, ASID South Central Regional Student Competition March 2017 Academic Scholarship Fall 2015-present Deans List Fall 2015-Present ASID Student Chapter Member Fall 2015-present

WORK + EXPERIENCE Intern Jen Rowland Interiors, London, UK • Collaborated daily with Jen Rowland regarding designs • Prepared lampshades and cushions by cutting fabric in preparation for work room • Readied orders for international delivery • Edited images and updated website • July 2018

Junior Designer Design Studio LLC, Covington, LA • Collaborated on AutoCAD drawings with remote designer • Assisted with daily office management • Visited sites to complete existing condition documents • Designed and created space planning iterations • Contacted reps for samples and specifications • May 2018 - June 2018

Pre Clubs Red Supervisor Montreat Conference Center, Montreat, NC • Supervised and cared for 25 children per week long session for 10 weeks. • Scheduled weekly camp activities for children • Led co-counselors • Corresponded between superiors and parents • Summer 2017

Pre Clubs Blue Counselor Montreat Conference Center, Montreat NC • Led camp scheduled camp activities • Enforced camp rules and regulations • Helped supervisor with various duties • Summer 2016


QUALIFICATIONS Technical Courses

Computer Courses

ID Graphics AutoCAD Rendering 3D Modeling Textiles Digital Design Design I & II Furniture Design Drawing I Rhino History of Interiors Environments for Special Needs Color and Lighting Integrated Lighting Solutions Construction Documents and Detailing

COMPUTER SKILLS AutoCAD 2018 SketchUp 2017 Revit 2018 Microsoft Office Excel PowerPoint Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Rhino6

CONTACT ME (985) 351-2455 oliviaduhee@gmail.com 18332 Honeysuckle Dr. Ponchatoula, LA 70454

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Operation East Coast Thanksgiving Food Drive The Big Event Art in the Park

Fall 2018 Fall 2017 Spring 2016 Fall 2016

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST


TABLE OF CONTENTS

7 Interdisciplinary

15 Hospitality

53 Retail

59 Construction Documents

Louis Dowdle Cobb Museum of Archaeology

Deco

Hotel Huna Loza


35 Corporate NEXT Commercial Real Estate InTents

61 Product Design Khufu Portable Lamp Reclaim Project Flexsteel Competition

47 Healthcare

Elements Healthcare + Wellness

67 Creative

Hand Rendering Drawing 1 Photography


INTERDISCIPLINARY

1st Place Student Competition


BREAKING IT DOWN 10 Person Teams 28,000 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Focus Educate Explore

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CONCEPT BRUSHES used to dust artifacts have very bold horizontal and vertical lines which informed the shape of architectural elements within the museum.

SHOVELS have subtle curves that are used within the space to lead the eye and guide users into galleries and exhibits.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL TOOLS serve as inspiration to the space through various forms, shapes, textures, and lines. Used to guide the users through the space.

SHIPPING CRATES are used by archaeologists when storing and shipping artifacts; these inspired the visually interactive displays within the museum.


Classroom integrated into museum experience to provide museum visitors opportunities of understanding how archeologists uncover artifacts and teach on cultures of the past.

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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USER PROFILES

EMMA

KHALIL

JOSH

JENNA

Age group: Elementary/Age 5-10 Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Female Emma is an elementary school student who frequently takes trips to the Cobb Museum of Archaeology with her school. Emma likes to go to museums where she can interact with the exhibits and do things that she doesn’t get to do at home. When Emma walks out of the Cobb Museum of Archaeology, she will have learned that people have been making things for a long time.

Age group: Middle School/ AGE 11-15 Ethnicity: Indian American Gender: Male

Age group: High School/ Age 16+ Ethnicity: African American Gender: Male

Age group: Faculty Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male

Josh is a high schooler that comes to the Cobb Museum every now and then with his younger siblings. Josh likes the museum because he likes to learn about different cultures from around the world. When displays catch his attention, Josh reads about the artifacts presented. When Josh walks out of the Cobb Museum of Archaeology, he will understand how the civilizations of the past laid the groundwork for society today.

Age group: College Student Ethnicity: Filipino Gender: Female Jenna is a student at Mississippi State University who uses the Cobb Museum of Archaeology to help with her research. She likes to visit the museum during her downtime between classes gather more information about the artifacts she is studying. Jenna likes having a space in the museum where she can research, but does not like to feel cramped or uncomfortable.

JOSH

JENNA

EAMES

Khalil is a 13 year-old who attends a middle school in the Starkville area. The middle school he attends has annual field trips to the Cobb Museum of Archeology that aim to teach students about the profession of archaeology and why it is important. Khalil likes exhibits that teach him new things and hold his attention. When Khalil walks out of the Cobb Museum of Archaeology, he will know that we can learn from the tools of the past.

EAMES

Professor Eames utilizes the museum as a way to help teach his students about archeology. He believes that having a way for students to learn and interact within the space is important. Sometimes Professor Eames likes to use the museum as an alternative classroom space where students are able to do hands on research and examine artifacts visually.

KEY NEEDS OF USERS EMMA

- interactivity - visual stimulation - understandable displays

KHALIL - easy to comprehend signage - opportunities to engage - freedom to explore

- easy wayfinding - spacious environment - mentally challenging exhibits - tools to work - comprehensive artifact descriptions - adequate lighting for studying

- teaching space - proper tools and storage - private and lockable cabinetry

TEAM STRUCTURE

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Architecture

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Building Construction Sciences

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Graphic Designer

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Interior Designers


STARKVILLE DEMOGRAPHICS RACE

AGE

at a glance

GENDER

Caucasian

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Female

African American

6-17

Male

Asian

18-64

Two or More

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SITE CIRCULATION

SITE SURROUNDINGS Cobb Institute Academic Halls Student Union & YMCA Drill Field

Cobb Institute

Cobb Institure

Academic Halls

Pedestrian Circulation

Student Union, YMCA, & Food

Vehicular Circulation

Drill Field

Immediate Parking

Cobb Institute Pedestrian Circulation Vehicular Circulation Immediate Parking

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Museum Rendered Plan

Lobby Rendered Plan

Proposed Third Floor Plan

Lobby Rendered ELEVATION

Proposed third floor created for expanding museum research labs, offices, and classrooms.


To allow museum visitors to interact with exhibits, they were placed at different levels to encourage adventure and seek out the interests in exploration.

put it into

CONTEXT

Museum rendered ELEVATION

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hospitality


BREAKING IT DOWN 4 Person Teams 32,000 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites, Adobe Rush

GOALS Relaxing Atmosphere Unique Experience Emotional Connection

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CONCEPT HUNA the seven guiding principles, are linked with the observation of how humans and nature interact, and influences the abstract concepts of being.

HUMANS and nature interact with abstract concepts of being, knowing, substance, cause, identity, time, and space.

GREEN AND GOLD were refined to create the color palette of Hotel Huna and to evoke feelings of relaxation and to allow guests to relax in the space.

FEELINGS that are evoked from each principle inspired the design of all areas of the hotel and were guiding factors in design decisions.

Exterior Entrance Elevation


Rooftop Bar and Grill

LOCATION

Guest Rooms

Honolulu, HI • • • • •

15 Standard Rooms 15 Junior Rooms 90 King Rooms 90 Queen Rooms 45 Double Rooms

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1 Mana 2 Mens Restroom 3 Women’s Restroom 4 Cloak Room 5 Concierge/Bellhop

6 Reception 7 Aloha Bar + Cafe 8 Business Center 9 Workout Facility 10 Spa

Business Level Lobby, Restaurant, Spa

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ALOHA meaning hello, goodbye, and to love is to be happy with, inspired the design of the lobby cafe + bar was designed for guests to have a meeting place or one to relax in.


Hanging Sofa Sketch

Column Detail Sketch

HANGING SOFAS were designed as a waiting space for Hotel Huna’s in house restaurant, Mana.

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MANA meaning all power comes from within, uses materials in the space that are reflective of nature, drawing from the fact that nature affects ones inner power. Vaulted ceilings and column details, draw your eye throughout the space.


MAKIA meaning energy flows where attention goes, inspired the design of Makia Massage + Spa. Flowing water directs users throughout the space. Natural materials and a muted color palettes allow guests to focus within themselves creating an unique experience for themselves.

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LEGEND

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1 Standard Room 2 Queen Room 3 King Room 4 Standard Suite 5 Deluxe Suite

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Side Table Sketch

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Rendered Guestroom Plan

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IKE meaning the world is what you think it is. Through this, guests are invited to imagine what their visit to Hawaii will hold. Beds are facing the windows so you can enjoy the sweeping views from your bed.

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LEGEND

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1 Sand Lounge 2 Pool 3 Reservable Lounges 4 Bar + Grill

5 Hula Stage 6 Family Style Dining 7 Reservable Seating 8 Bar Seating on Mezz 7

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Rendered Mezzanine Plan

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5 2 3 Rendered Rooftop Plan

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KALA means there are no limits. The rooftop was inspired by a limitless experience offered to guests, with a bar and grill, reservable lounges, and an infinity pool. The bar and grill is overlooking Waikiki Beach.

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The mezzanine offers private lounges, and seating for guests to eat or simply enjoy a drink in an enclosed space. There is bar height seating that overlooks the bar downstairs.


Private Cabana’s were designed to allow for reservable space on the rooftop. These Cabana’s and pods adjacent are perfect for enjoying a quick drink and taking in the views.

Cabana Sketch 29


hospitality


BREAKING IT DOWN Individual 7,400 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Variety of Lighting Family Friendly Cultured Design

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CONCEPT

Seating Breakdown

LOCATION

Zadar, Croatia

Private Seating Outdoor 20 Seating 32

DARK WOOD TONES were inspired by the nature of a winery, LOZA, was designed to take guests on an authentic Croatian experience of dining.

Bar Seating 18

Open Seating 168

CULTURAL ELEMENTS • • • • •

VINES were the driving design concept by allowing vertical movement in the restaurant and by being the name of the restaurant in Croatian.

CULTURE was a key factor of the design elements, through research it was discovered how important winery’s are to the Croatian Economy.

FLEXIBILITY was used to allow users to create an atmosphere to allow for consumers to connect with each other while bonding over their culture.

Restaurant Exterior

Loza translates to vine Wineries inspired the design of Loza The bar is a coffee bar by and wine tasting bar by night Croatian culture promotes family style dining Cafe style dining is most popular


An all purpose bar is the center of Loza, due to its close relation to all seating in the restaurant. Additionally, it was designed as a coffee bar during the day, and a wine tasting center for the evenings.

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DESIGN REMARKS Flexible seating to accommodate parties of all sizes. Intimate, yet open seating allows for guests to choose the dining experience they want. Private dining secluded to allow for large parties Private dining separated by wall that retracts into ceiling.

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Chair Upholstery

Dining Chair 3

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LEGEND 5

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1 Open Dining 2 Private Dining 3 Bar 4 Bar Height Dining

Booth Upholstery 5 Outdoor Seating 6 Hostess Station 7 Check-out Terminal 8 Coffee Bar


To help with the Croatian cultural norm of family dinners, one side of Loza was designed so that larger parties could sit, eat, and participate in a meal as a family.

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CORPORATE


BREAKING IT DOWN Individual 12,550 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Focus Develop Grow

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CONCEPT

resource zone this area supports the tools, culture, and

URBANIZATION PATTERNS influenced the

nomadic zone invites individuals who are transitioning

processes for a productive workplace. Houses work tools and shared materials to support everyone on the floor. meeting zone designed for deep collaboration that supports the cycle between individual and group work. Placed to accommodate project needs. resident zone designed to grow community, this zone supports workers who are tethered to technology and have assigned spaces. social zone promotes both intentional and chance encounters while supporting social behaviors around connecting with others to promote community. throughout the day between projects and tasks. Gives individuals the tools to be productive and help workers manage their days.

design of NEXT by promoting movement throughout the space.

1445 Market Street Denver, CO 80707 Global Commercial Real Estate Company 100 Offices 15,000 Employees DEVELOPMENT is promoted by providing a place for employees to further develop their skills in a workspace designed for their needs.

GROWTH occurs when collaboration is promoted, technology improves, and talent is maintained in the company.

NEIGHBORHOODS create a distinct form of a community that promotes individuality, a feeling of ownership, and pride in ones surroundings.

Local office will offer: Project Management Tenant Representation Lease Advisory Property Management Transaction Management A work place that attracts talents, provides mentoring, and keeps employees enthusiastic.


Constructed with VIA walls. Large conference room has seating for up to 26 provided.

Pod made available for private work space or small meetings. Circa lounge available as impromptu meeting space.

Employee connect zone serves as a lounge, an impromptu meeting space, and an information zone for all employees.

Constructed from 5 mm felt, this pod serves as an unconventional heads down work space. Traditional work surfaces provided for employees with height adjustable desking.

Medium conference rooms constructed from VIA Walls.

Workcafe walls constructed from 10�x 5� foam panels.

Circulation pattern inspired by Urbanization patterns of cities and should inspire the development of the surrounding community. Private Office Section

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Employee Zone

Workcafe, featuring moveable felt panels, allowing employees flexible design options whether this space is used as a company wide meeting space, a lunch space, or a daily work space option.

Work Cafe Elevation


Next Commercial Real Estate is a vital role in the community of Denver, and the lobby serves as a gateway to the company. Featuring lounge seating, and a sit/ stand reception desk, this transitional zone accompanies all visitors.

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CORPORATE


BREAKING IT DOWN Individual 39,600 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Sustainability Inspire Comfort

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CONCEPT

SUSTAINABILITY

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InTents wishes to use sustainable design that allows us to produce products that last and inspire our customer to help in our leave it like you found it campaign.

LEAVE IT HOW YOU FOUND IT

InTents wishes to teach our customer base the importance of leaving campsites and trails as you found it so it is just as nice for the man that goes after.

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GROWTH GEODES are an unexpected surprise found when cracking open a rock. This is a small, rounded, hollow rock that is lined internally with crystals.

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InTents wishes to grow their company by opening a call center with the purpose of creating more jobs and hoping to help the surrounding community of Colorado Springs.

HAPPY EMPLOYEE

Happy customer. In order to keep company morale high, you must provide flexible workstations for the flexible worker. By inspiring our employees, we inspire our customer.

CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP CRYSTALINE structures line the internal structure of this office and repeated often to help influence design and circulation patterns throughout.

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By being activists for the environment we wish to inspire our customer base through our sustainable design to do good for our environment.

SUSTAINABILITY was a key factor, due to being located in Colorado Springs, keeping the community and employees healthy was important.

BRIGHT COLORS were a crucial design decision to incorporate the outdoors in the building to make work feel less like a chore.

Being connected to nature and encouraging employees to remain active were design features in the lobby. Natural light and rock walls were key.

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Open office for individual contractors through the call center. Desks come with standard dual monitors, a storage shelf, and height adjustable desking to allow for multiple postures throughout the day.

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Level 1 Plan Employee lounge center placed throughout plan to allow for posture change and small breakout spaces if needed.

Level 1 RCP


Level 2 Plan Workcafe is located off of employee space and allows for a quick recharge during breaks and shift change.

Level 2 RCP

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HE ALTHC A RE


Elements healthcare and wellness

BreakIng IT DOWN Individual 12,000 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Flexibility Growth Comfort

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CONCEPT EARTH has been shaped by water for centuries, much like the building shapes its users and allows for the space to remain flexible for the variety of users.

COASTLINES are constantly changing and shaping how the Earth meets the ocean, this helped influence Elements to create a solid foundation for its users.

WIND influenced these rocks to shape them, much like throughout the plan to help shape and determine how much space was needed.

WATER appears naturally as a solid, liquid, and gas. Design was influenced by understanding that users needs change throughout the building.

RECEPTION desk designed to allow receptionist to have sit/stand capabilities, house printers, phone, and refrigerator. Placed so she may interact with all patients.


Interactive lifestyle zone for patients to be up to date on health studies.

Back of house separated from patient space by doors accessible by employees only.

Corridor for easy passage and circulation between exam rooms.

Transition space for employees from phone and exam rooms, private offices, and patient space.

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phone rm 2

adjacency legend:

shared private office 2

necessary adjacency

PO LSZ

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

convenient adjacency

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life style 2

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unisex

exam rm 10 BR

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open office 20-25

Employee only restrooms.

consult rm 2

accupuncture

washroom medium conference room

MASS

MASS

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RECEPTION

massage rm 2

CONSULT CONSULT

WORK CAFE

work cafe

large conference room

resource center

laundry/ environmental

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OPEN OFFICE

Label Legend PO: Private Office BR: Restroom MASS: Massage ACC: Accupuncture LSZ: Lifestyle Zone ER: Exam Room RR: Relaxation Room PR: Phone Room

Open office space with a variety of seating options to accomodate the changing workplace.

Mother relax room

unisex washroom

reception

entrance

LARGE CONF.

Work cafe open to sky light to allow for natural light in the workcafe.

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OPEN OFFICE designed with a variety of seating to allow for employees to find their appropriate work station. Bulletin Boards in the back allow for employee notices to be posted.


INTERACTIVE ZONE designed for employees to have a space to explain treatments, illnesses, or diagnosis to patients. Allows patients to interact with specific screens that relate to them.

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BREAKING IT DOWN Individual 39,600 SQ FT Revit, Autocad, Adobe Suites

GOALS Unique Luxury Comfort

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CONCEPT LUXURY is an indulgence in something that provides satisfaction. Midtone wood grains implemented through fixtures will be used to enhance experiences.

UNIQUE meaning only one of a kind, drove the design by desiring to give customers an experience that can be obtained by no other retailers.

Adjacency Diagram Level 1

COMFORT inspired the idea of stepping into new. By combining design styles of the 1920's with modern design elements, customers should feel at ease.

DECO intends to use a mixture of wood tones, industrial finishes, and products to create an unforgettable shopping experience.

Exterior Elevation

Adjacency Diagram Level 2


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LEVEL 1 LEGEND

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Men’s Outerwear Elevation

1. Belts 2. Cashwrap 3. Elevator Lobby 4. Eye wear 5. Fine Jewelry 6. Fire Escape 7. Gloves 8. Handbags 9. Hats 10. Receiving 11. Scarves 12. Show Window 13. Stairs 14. Stock Room 15. Vestibule 16. Wallet Caseline 17. Watches Caseline 18. Watches Caseline 19. Women’s Fragrance 20. Women’s Lounge 21. Women’s Restroom

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1. Briefcase 2. Cashwrap 3. Cigar Lounge 4. Elevator Lobby 5. Fire Escape 6. Men’s Fragrance 7. Furs 8. Furs Fitting 9. Luggage 10. Men’s Accessories 11. Men’s Outerwear 12. Men’s Restroom 13. Stairs 14. Stock Room 15. Watch Caseline 16. Women’s Outerwear

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Cashwrap Elevation

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Perfume Elevation

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Level 1 RCP

Level 2 RCP


Custom racks designed to hold purse inventory. Entrance view to Deco.

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OBJECTIVE:

Individual

To develop a better understanding of construction and detailed drawings as well as codes and physical characteristics of existing structures.

AutoCAD

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK

Desk Elevation - Plan Desk Section 5

Desk Elevation - Front

Desk Elevation - Back

Desk Elevation - Right


WALL CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

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PRODUCT DESIGN

KHUFU INSPIRED by the elements of design found in the great pyramids of Giza, KHUFU was built based off the shape most commonly found in Ancient Egypt.

Individual AutoCAD

FINAL SKETCHES

DESIGN REMARKS • 3D wire frame to support translucent triangle which houses electrical • Feet on bottom allow for product to sit on table • Exterior frame made from copper piping.

KHUFU was the pharaoh that the pyramids were constructed for and was who inspired the naming of this portable lamp.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE lines were used to construct the internal and external structures that compose the lamp to allow for visual interest.

MATERIALS

TEXTURE was kept to a minimum, yet helped to soften the light that is emitted from the lamp to help emphasize the simplicity of the lamp.

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1/2” Copper Piping 1” Plywood 1 Sheet of Plexiglas 1/4” Metal Rod

COMPETITION

Honorable Mention


SHOP DRAWINGS

FINAL PRODUCT

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SHOP TIL YA DROP CHAIR

RECLAIMED CHAIR

OBJECTIVE: To design and build a functional piece of furniture using reclaimed materials.

2 Person Teams Reclaimed Materials

1 Concept Images

2 Final Sketches

3 Left Side

Shop Drawings

Front

Right Side


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8 phases of the moon hospitality driven

FURNITURE DESIGN

curvilinear, restful, and encompassing renergizes the user like the full moon FINAL SKETCHES

INSPIRATION IMAGE


SHOP DRAWINGS

PRINTED MODEL

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HAND RENDERING


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DRAWING


PHOTOGRAPHY


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OLIVIA

DUHE (985) 351-2455

oliviaduhee@gmail.com

18332 Honeysuckle Dr. Ponchatoula, LA 70454


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