SJ interior
design
portfolio SIR JAMES JOINER III
about
me
Indiana State University Alumni, with an accredited degree in Interior Architecture Design with a minor in Construction Management. When it comes to design, I feel that every space leaves an impression on the mind and body. Spaces must be created not only to accomplish the goals set but also to inspire the mind to travel around the space. I have a strong interest in sustainable design because green is the future and our environment is important. Design is fun, but it is also a lifestyle to me, whether it is commercial or residential design, I love them both. Modern and Japanese designs have always been my favorites but really every design period had something special to me. My mind is like a sponge where ever I land, soaking up all the information that is possible with an eagerness to learn. I believe that great design is therapeutic.
"traveling the world is great, but creating it is better"
Sir-James Joiner
REsume Objective
Skills
I am seeking a full time position that will allow me to continue my journey towards being a liecensed designer, allowing me to take on any and all design challenges and tactics while providing the firm with dependable hardwork & eager assistance.
Microsoft word, powerpoint, excel
Education
quanity takeoff, 20/20
Indiana State University- class of 2017, BFA in interior Architecture Design with minor in construction management. Former president of student organization "i.d.e.a." (interior designers embracing amplification)
illustrator, photoshop, InDesign sketchup, autocad, revit
Experience Kramer & Leonard Internship- Used autocad and 20/20 cap to formulate office floorplans and estimates for the furniture, labor, & freight for our clients. Also met with clients to discuss finish selection and layouts, worked on entire buildings & small offices, formed small bids, and worked with piece-by-piece furniture such as Herman Miller & Hon. Supplemental Instructor-assited the proffesor for an entry level design course (IAD 115) at Indiana State University by helping describe projects, adding in on lectures, and holding office hours for additional help. Energizing Indiana / Thorpe services- canvasser & installer of energry efficient products that lowered the energy consumption of local residents of NWI & indianapolis areas. Boys & Girls Club NWI- Camp Leader Finishline Co.- Head of Stock and Sales associate.
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Healthcare Residential Retail
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SJ
Hospitality Senior thesis and more
Healthcare Project
Front entrance design
Project
description
Year: Senior 2016 Project type: Commercial Healthcare Project size: 15,000 sqft. Posed Problem: Design for pediactrics & mixed use Project Building: (Exsiting) TWI, Terre Haute, IN Specialization: Pediatric Cancer Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
Project
details
Added enclosed fire stairway Custom building logo The Sir-James Children’s Cancer Center is designed to heal the user through a therapeutic color scheme of blues, yellows, and reds that is laid out in a gradient manner. Entering the building the user will be in a contemporary, open, lobby with simple architectural details on the walls and ceilings making the users eyes travel. The
New brick color
curvature of the architecture will suggest movement and add fun to the spaces. Soft and simplistic furniture will give the spaces a pop of modern design but will also cater to the imagination of small children with their fun style. The flow of the floorplan defines spaces and allows users to navigate easily while feeling apart of the space.
Building’s orientation changed Added back exit to ground level
Added red anodized curtain wall
expierence Added overhead for pedestrian to drive under in bad weather
Added enclosed fire stairway
Added patio overhead
Red ADA ramp added, to give hadicap a grand entrance
Abstract art Added plant seperation
plans
Key
renderings
floorplans
&
Basement Floorplan STORAGE
MECHANICAL ROOM
UP
UP CRAWL SPACE
CRAWL SPACE
KITCHEN
1 A108
STORAGE
LAUNDRY ROOM
STORAGE
Level one Floorplan 14 ELEVATOR
C5
W1
DN
UP
DN
0’-0”
CAFE SF. 1055
C1
BATHROOM SF. 42
W1
UP
C5
CUSTOM BLOCK WALL
C2
18
13
4
C4
C3 CUSTOM GEO-WALL
C2
COLOMN
COLOMN
C2
COLOMN
CONCRETE
16
COLOMN
PATIO SF. 1100
UP
C3 6
1 16
ASPHALT
1
5
1
1 A108
SIGNAGE
5
CUSTOM GEO-WALL 14
16
16
RETAIL SF. 355
DN
1
3’-5”
CUTSTOM RETAIL P.O.S.
BATHROOM SF. 42
1
4
RETAIL STORAGE SF. “INCLUDED”
RECEPTION/WAITING SF. 725
2 1
CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK WAITING/PLAY AREA SF. 260
13
2 5
C5 18
18 5
BEAMS
CONCRETE
DN
DN
RED FINISH “REAL RED”
WOMENS BATH SF 110
URINALS MENS BATH SF. 85
Flooring in the lobby consisted of 5 carpet materials that simulates a gradient flow, then changes to a luxury vinyl to define spaces.
Cafe design lower
Cafe design upper
Renderings show key areas of the first floor. The spaces are completely furnished by Herman Miller and 15 paint colors by Sherwin Williams and adds fun for children. Play/Waiting area
Play/Waiting area
Key
renderings
floorplans
&
Level two Floorplan 17
RUG
ELEVATOR
15
15
W1
NURSE STATION 210 SF.
BED ROOM 177 SF.
2
BATH RM. 58 SF.
UP
BED ROOM 180 SF.
BED ROOM 177 SF.
BED ROOM 177 SF. BATH RM. 58 SF.
BATH RM. 58 SF.
BATH RM. 58 SF.
DN C1
CONCRETE
C2
C3
C4
C5
C3
C4
C3
C2
C1
C2
CONCRETE
1
BATH RM. 58 SF.
BATH RM. 58 SF.
A108 WASTE ROOM 57 SF.
15 BED ROOM 176 SF.
STORAGE 57 SF.
BED
BED ROOM 176 SF.
BED ROOM 176 SF.
BED ROOM 176 SF.
3
3
W1
17 BATH RM. 90 SF.
3
SHOWER
BED ROOM 200 SF.
15
UP
BATH RM. 58 SF.
SINK VANITY
RUG
3
3 BATH RM. 58 SF.
17
Level three Floorplan MED STATION
AED ELEVATOR
ANISTETIC
ANESTHESIA MACHINE
DA VINCI VISION CART
CT SCANNER
MOBILE XRAY PRACTICE
TREATMENT ROOM SF. 185
DA VINCI SURGICAL MACHINE
TREATMENT TABLE MDI PENDANT
TREATMENT ROOM SF. 200
TREATMENT ROOM SF. 185
DN
TREATMENT ROOM SF. 225
WHEELCHAIR
TREATMENT ROOM SF. 230
DIALYSIS CART TREATMENT ROOM SF. 210 *ONLY RED WALL IN BUILDING
RED ANODIZED CURTAIN WALL
SINK LEVEL 3 SPECIALTY SPACE SF. 1015
1 A108
CONFERENCE/ CLASSROOM SF. 200
4
14 8
CONCRETE
CONSULTATION ROOM SF. 415 NURSE OFFICE 8 SF. 100
CUSTOM CONSULTATION DESK
12 10
BOOKCASE
TV 8
9
WHITE STUCCO BATHROOM SF. 55
9
12
W1
8
DOCTOR’S 8 OFFICE SF. 120
DOCTOR’S OFFICE SF. 120
11
11
2
2
10
10
8
11
11
2
2
OFFICE MANAGE SF. 100
DN
8 BATHROOM SF. 45
16
STAFF BREAK ROOM SF. 175 7
17
7
Nurse Station
Level two of the building was completely dedicated to the patients and the nurse’s station. The flooring mimics the gradient concept and the ceiling was used to create visual interest. Coupled with the pop art on the walls gives the space a more modern art gallery style for the patients’ living quarters.
Hallway
Third oor specialty
Level three was dedicated to the specialization of pediactric cancer and counseling. The idea was to keep this floor more minimal for cleaning and sterilization matter, but features large curtain walls to open the space and create a inclusive feeling.
Selections
Elevations
Herman miller Collection
CUSTOM BLOCK WALL
16 1 RAMP
Ground level 0' - 0"
TV USED FOR NAVIGATION CUSTOM GEO WALL
BEAMS TV
COLUMN
Level 1 3' - 5"
Seating
Building Section
Level 5 42' - 11" Level 4 40' - 11" ENCLOSED FIRE EXIT STAIRCASE
A ENCLOSED FIRE EXIT STAIRCASE
CURTAIN WALL
Level 3 27' - 9" WINDOW 2ND FLOOR DOORS PAINTED YELLOW 14
TV VANITY
NURSE STATION B
WOOD BEAMS PAINTING
D
C
14
GEO CURTAIN WALL
PAINTING
ELEVATOR 6
Level 2 16' - 3"
STAIRS
4 HOOD VENTALATION
RAMP
DISHWASHER
SHELVING
13 1
Level 1 3' - 5" Ground level 0' - 0"
CRAWLSPACE
STOVE
Basement -6' - 5" BUILDING SECTION SCALE: 1/8” - 1’-0”
Sherwin Williams Collection
All flooring and paint in the project was selected to form a gradient scheme to suggest movement while also appealing to childen and subtle enough for adults. Also flooring defines different spaces for clearer navigation.
Herman miller Collection
Tables
Residental Project
Kitchen design
Project
description
Year: Sophomore 2014 Project type: Residential Project size: 15,000 sqft. Posed Problem: Design for selected model client Project Building: (Exsiting) Historic Deming Building, Terre Haute, IN Specialization: Condominums Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
Key
renderings
Master bedroom design
Master bathroom design
This project was given as a challlenge to design for a model client of our selection. My model client was someone who enjoyed staying at home and entertaining. My client was also someone that enjoyed working out and shopping. I decided to give the client a contemporary open space that could easily enterain multiple people and having the kitchen flow right through the space.
Retail/Rehab Project
First floor design
Project
description
Year: Junior 2015 Project type: Commercial Retail Project size: 12,000 sqft. Posed Problem: Design solution to rehab building, mixed occupancy Project Building: (Exsiting) Erhman Building, Terre Haute, IN Specialization: Rehabilitation Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
project
details
The Erhmann building is designed to capture an elegant feeling merging its Italianate exterior with a Neoclassical interior. The two styles wil add character and charm, complementing Terre Haute’s downtown architecture. A linear spatial plan wil allow the space to be uncluttered and open. The use of somber colors such as cream, gray, pale blue, yellow, green, and red reiteratesthe gracefulness and comfort of neoclassicalism. Also, ceiling and wall ornamentation are used to emphasize the design. Thefirst floor of the building is designed to cater to classic, dapper men, leaving the secondfloor to be dedicated for elegant women. They wil complement each other using the same motifs and colors, but stil capture their masculine and feminine characteristics seperately. The first floor’s warm artificial lighting allows the space to be more inviting; while the combination ofwarm artificial light and bright natural light from the large windows on the front facade on the second floor creates balance.
Original Building front view
The inspriation that was taken from this photo was the large chandelier and colors to portray Neoclassicism.
This image gave inspration to add wall molding throughout the space to create a more antique look.
“Are You Being Served� was a tv show, where the main setting was at a haberdashery which was the main influence to create this project.
Building Section Level 3 30' - 0"
Level 2 15' - 0"
Level 1 0' - 0"
Key
renderings
&
floorplans
The first floor was to service men only. The plan was laid out to have retail in the front of the building then leave the back of the building to be the haberdastery. This was for men to have their recently purchased suits from the front or old suits be fitted for them properly by a tailor in the back. Haberdasheries also make completely custom suits from material laid out in the shop so that required for their service area to be large. original staircase not to code UP
P.OS.
ELE.
POOL LOBBY
LOBBY
MAIN SALES FLOOR
TAILOR OFFICE
WORK ROOM
DRESSING ROOMS
STOCK ROOM
OFFICE
PRIVATE BR.
PUBLIC BATHROOMS
DRESSING ROOMS
SHOE DEPARTMENT
UP
P.O.S.
LOBBY
new staircase constructed
This rendering details the wall moldings that were added in order to incorporate more neoclassical elements in the space. Also the type of furniture and rug was selceted to catter to neoclassical elements with their shape, pattern, and color.
Cafe design lower Front lobby design
Rendering shows the use of a coffered ceiling to divide the space into a grid adding visual interest. Also features the newly constructed stairs.
Play/Waiting area
Play/Waiting area
Retail design
Hospitality
Project
Restaurant design
Project
description
Year: Sophomore 2014 Project type: Hospitality Project Criteria: 13,000 sqft. Posed Problem: Design solution to create a restaurant in the basement of an exsiting building. Project Building: (Exsiting) MMS Building, Terre Haute, IN Specialization: Restaurant Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
project
Hippocampe means seahores a symbol of power and strength. Hippocampe is to be a fresh blend of modern, contemporary, and industrial design. Bright colors will simulate openess and space. While the components of wood, brick, and metal are introducing feelings of grit and masculinity. Therestaurant will feature an array of frenchcuisines and serve as a rendevous for social entertainment.
details
Kitchen was not to be designed for this project.
Key
renderings
This rendering shows the emphasis of “s� shaped panels connected to the ceiling. This was to abstractly give the impression of waves for the sea food restaurant. It also shows a glimpse of the tomatoe red dropped ceiling to stimulate users minds to feel more hungry.
Restaurant design
This rendering shows the bar area of the restaurant. The color scheme for the space was to strengthen the softness and fresh feel of the entire restaurant.
Bar design The use of wood on the walls was to abstractly simulate a ship as if a crew was coming down below the deck to eat. While the steel trim adds to the visuals of a n old ship. Play/Waiting area
Restaurant design
Senior Thesis Project
Lounge design
Project
description
Year: Senior 2017 Project type: Hospitality Project Criteria: 22,000 sqft. Posed Problem: Senior Thesis Project Building: (Exsiting)Industrial Bdg , Phoenix, AZ Specialization: Lounge Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator
The Owl lounge is designed to incorporate the complexity and simplicity of geometrical shapes within the architecture to invoke movement for the user visually. The walls are formed in different ways by overlapping, recessing, protruding, and having additive and subtractive characteristics, which will also suggest movement and paths of travel. Combining that with an earthy color scheme of browns, tans, and oranges to immolate a woodland setting the user should feel comfortable and warm. The furniture will suggest a more high-end space that adds softness and comfort. While the flooring will be multi-surfaced and multi-leveled to create more interest within the space.
project
The roof of the building is used to help power the building with HELIX Solar Panels and also solve the goal of green design.
details
Capture a woodland feel throughout the space.
Use earthy tones
Make the space easily navigable and clear.
Bring the outside in
Green Design
Light that penetrates to the floor
Create Complexity
Incorporate large open spaces,
Have the space be luxurious
Define spaces with use of signage
Allow the user to clearly identify where and where not to go
Use of renewable energy
Use of Green materials
Use of System efficiency
Use of Waste management
Use of multiple materials
Use of geometric shapes and forms
Create layers
Use of high-end furniture and materials
Reflect time invested and time perfecting
Practical solution for exclusiveness and precision
New exterior lighting was added to the building for the new enlongated hours of the building. Also, a multiple of doors and windows were demolished from the building that is not seen in the two renderings. The building also once had a small second floor that was demolished to capitalize on the ceiling height.
Added windows to the exterior of the building
Added logo to the exterior of the building
Added overhead with columns Added trees on the outside of building New landscaping Added fence
floorplan
&
ceiling
plan 12' - 0"
12' - 0"
12' - 0"
MICROBREWERY F3 6441 SF STORAGE RM 1 978 SF
MICROB REWE RY 6441 SF
7' - 0"
F3
C10
9' - 6 1/2"
11' - 0 1/2" PANTRY WIRE SHELVING
C3/48
C3/48
T2
T2 C4 C4
T2
T2 C4 C4
C4 C4
T2
C1
C8
F1
C4 C4
C4
C8
C1
TV
T3
F1 T3
F1
ø
-0
C8
F1
"
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C11
C2
T2
C2
43' - 6" C8
C1
5' - 0"
F2
C2
T1/24
T2
C2
C1 T1/24 C8
WOMEN'S BR. 305 203 SF
ROASTERY 2440 SF
STAINLESS STEEL FINISH F7
C11
C11
T5
T4C5
F1
C8
C8
C8
C8
T4 C5
C2
LOUNGE 5700 SF 5218
C2
C2
C1
C2
T2 C8
T1/24
BATH M/F 2 54 SF
T2
C1 C2
T5
T4 C5
T1/24
C1
C8 T5
C8
F1
T4 C5
T1/24
C2
T2 T2
C2
C4
C7
C3/48
T2
C7
C3/48
T2
T1/24
T4 C5
T1/24
T1/24
T4 C5
C1
C7
C3/48
T2
C7
C3/48
T2
C7
C3/48
T2
C4 C4 C4
C6
- 0"
4' - 2"
8' - 0 1/2"
C4
b>
C4 C6
C6
C6
C6
C6
C6
C6
BATH M/F 3 78 SF
F1
C4
C6
10'
GROUND FREEZER
RETAIL 678 SF
F3
C4 C4
C1
STORAGE RM 3 159 SF
STO./JANITOR 100 SF
C4
C1
C2
RETAIL GLASS REFRIGERATOR 124"
BATH M/F 4 56 SF
C11
F1 C8
C8
C11
C8
C8 T5
BAR IS WRAPPED IN WOOD FINISH F4.
C11
F1 C8
C8 C11
C8
C8
C8
C11
C8
C8 T5
7' - 6"
F3
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C8
C8
C11
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BATH M/F 1 STAFF VENDING 52 SF 154 SF
F1
T5
C11
T5
C8
C8
C8
C11
C11
F1
C8
C8
TAP
7' - 6" C8
C8
Room 235 SF 173
C6
STAGE 148 SF
C6
6" DIAMETER POST
6" DIAMETER POST OUTSIDE The colored dots represents where you are ALL AND INSIDE OF THE BULDING ARE standing in the lounge to see the corrsponding WRAPPED IN WOOD FINISH F5. view.
C6
?
C10
5' - 0"
C7 C7
B1 C6
5' - 0"
C7 C7
?
STORAGE RM. 2 1000 SF
C6
P.O.S.
BULLMER LIGHT POST
F3
STAFF BATH 2 50 SF
F1
C8
C11
TV
C11
C8 T5
C8
5'
STAFF BATH 1 50 SF
?
C8 T5
C1
C11
3' - 3"
C11
C8
T1/36
C11
T3
?
C1
C1
C1
C11
C8
C8
T3
FOOD PREP TABLE
B2
C1
C1
T5
C8
C3/72
KITCHEN 973 SF
B2
C1
C11
C3/72
C1
BREAK RM. 308 SF
B2
T2
C4 C4
T1/36
C1
T1/36
Pool table
C3/48
C1
C1
F1
Pool table
C3/48
C3/48
T1/36 C1
B2
BILLARDS RM. 860 SF
This rendering details the back of the bar during the evening. The bar features multi-leveled drop down ceilings with vertical and horizontal wooden beams. This is to portray an abstracted tree for the woodland concept of the lounge. Cactus are placed above in glass casing to add greenery and life to the space, with wood wrapped columns below for support and seperation between the elevated booths. The bar lays on orange carpet and draw out the lighting in the room for more balance. The lighting above the bar should suggest more tree elements but also add more visual interest to the focal point of the lounge shining light onto the floor for a night time setting in the woods.
C4
C3/48
C1
C1
F1 C1
C10 T6
OFFICE 2 100 SF
C9 C9
B1
T6 C10 C10 OFFICE 3 100 SF
The floorplan is large and open in order to for users to navigate easily with multiples signs that define areas.
RAILING
This rendering details the front of the lobby during the day. It shows the combination of woods to create a cool to warm contrast and shows details in the walls, ceiling and furniture selection for a subtle , luxurious, modern feel.
This rendering details the insides of the booths that are layered woth a square grid wall made of wood, with orange carpet to add more interest to the seating area. This rendering also shows the path to the restrooms and fire exit & highlight the cactus plants above to booths to bring a sense of freshness inside.
OFFICE 1 C9 99 SF
12' - 0"
Pool table
T2 C4
T1/36 C1
5' - 0"
Pool table
T2 C4 C4
9' - 9 1/2"
C4
C3/48
C1
C1
11' - 10"
^ C3/48 c
C10 T6
RETAIL GLASS REFRIGERATOR 124"
BATH M/F 1 52 SF
B1
LEASE SPACE 788 SF
BIKE RACKS
12' - 0"
This rendering details the Microbrewery of the building. I t has a 12 tank barrelling system with 8 fermenters, that is able to produce 3000 barrels per year capable of 14 day ales and 28 day lagers.. 12 ' - 0 "
12 ' - 0 "
Gypsum board ceiling
MICR OB REWE R Y 6441 SF
12 ' - 0 "
STOR AGE RM 1 978 SF
7' - 0"
12 ' - 0 "
9' - 6 1 /2"
11' - 0 1/2"
OFF ICE 1
L2
99 SF
BATH M/F 1
L2
L2
11 ' - 10 "
52 SF
K IT CHEN 973 SF
BREA K R M. 308 SF
9 ' - 9 1 /2"
STOR AGE RM 1 978 SF
ST AFF BATH 1
ST AFF BATH 2
50 S F
50 S F
21' - 0"
ST AFF VEND I NG
BILLARDS RM. 860 SF
154 SF
12 ' - 0 "
3' - 3"
7' - 6"
7' - 6 "
RO ASTER Y
ø
5'
2440 SF
- 0" Roo m
L2
L2
173 SF
5' - 0"
43 ' - 6"
L2
BA TH M/F 2 54 SF
LOU NGE 5218 SF
WOMEN 'S BR .
STO ./JAN ITOR 100 SF
203 SF
MICR OB REWE R Y 6441 SF
BATH M /F 4
8' - 0 1 /2 "
56 S F
STOR AGE RM 1
B ATH M/F 3 78 SF
ST AGE
RET AIL
159 SF
678 SF
' - 0"
STOR AGE RM 3
10
978 SF
5' - 0"
148 SF STOR A GE RM . 2 1000 SF
4' - 2" 5' - 0 "
5' - 0"
OFF ICE 2
11' - 0 1/2"
100 SF
pendant lighting 96" L2 OFF ICE 3 100 SF
OFF ICE 1 99 SF
21' - 0" L2
7' - 0"
788 SF
21' - 0"
9' - 6 1 /2"
11' - 0 1/2"
L2
OFF ICE 1
L3
99 SF
KITCHEN
BATH M/F 1
11 ' - 10 "
52 SF
20' - 0"
973 SF
K IT CHEN
BREA K R M.
9 ' - 9 1 /2"
ST AFF BATH 1
ST AFF BATH 2
50 S F
50 S F
W5
L3
2'-0" Soffit W4
973 SF
308 SF
Gypsum board ceiling Gypsum board ceiling
17' - 0"
There is a 1'-0" drop down wall from the soffit that sits at 20'-0" filled with H2 exposed beams
L1 5'-0" Soffit
ST AFF VEND ING
BILLARDS RM.
H2
154 SF
860 SF
21' - 0"
There is a 1'-0" drop down wall from the soffit that sits at 17'-0" filled with H3 exposed beams
L1
3' - 3"
12 ' - 0 "
Gypsum board ceiling
7' - 6"
H1 Bar column that sits right below the three tier circular system
H1 wooden beams 27"
7' - 6 "
L3
L1
12' - 0"
W3
RO ASTER Y
ø
5
L2
LEASE SP AC E
2440 SF
0" 'Roo m 173 SF
L3
43 ' - 6"
5' - 0"
Drop-down wall from 22'-0" ceiling - 3'-0" down W3
ROASTERY 2440 SF
BA TH M/F 2
LOU NGE
54 SF
5218 SF
L3 WOMEN 'S BR .
L3
21' - 6"
STO ./JAN ITOR 100 SF
203 SF
56 S F
B ATH M/F 3 78 SF
L3
ST AGE
'-
STOR A GE RM . 2
BATH M/F 2
0"
678 SF
10
RET AIL
159 SF
5' - 0"
148 SF STOR AGE RM 3
1000 SF
54 SF
4' - 2" 5' - 0 "
5' - 0"
OFF ICE 2 100 SF
This rendering details the Coffee Roastery of the building which has 4 “Probatburns Thermalo Preforated Drum Roaster” that are capable of producing 265 lbs per batch which can be 1500 per hour each. OFF ICE 3 100 SF
LEASE SP AC E 788 SF
21' - 6"
Gypsum board ceiling
8' - 0 1 /2 "
All exposed ceilings are painted W3 unless otherwise noted
L3
Drop-down wall from 22'-0" ceiling - 5'-0" down H3
21' - 6"
H1 wooden beams 12"
BATH M /F 4
L3
L3
16' - 0"
Gypsum board ceiling Drop-down wall from 22'-0" ceiling - 6'-0" down H1
Key
renderings
This rendering details the inside of the staff break room that has two bathrooms, vending machines, water fountains, and a wooden overhead with tvs placed in them.
This rendering details the front of the lobby during the evening. The color scheme of brown, tan, orange, and white creates warmth and balance in the space, while the lighting mellows the overall feeling. The curtain walls show the inside of the coffee roastery and microbrewery which opens up the space futher for a more open concept.
This rendering details behind the bar the bar where large curtain walls open the space to the inside of the beer brewery. Vertical openings in the wall suggests the users eyes to travel up towards the large wooden beams that are apart of the tree abstraction of the bar.
Play/Waiting area
This rendering details the inside of the billards room and how the carpet emphasizes the playing area defining it & adding warmth. The room also features tvs, seating, gaming, and a hint of purple for Phoenix Suns basketball.
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