Interior Design Portfolio - Samantha Park

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EDUCATION TECHNICAL SKILLS □■■■■ Revit □□■■■ AutoCAD □■■■■ Hand-Drafting □■■■■ Hand-Rendering □■■■■ Chief Architect □■■■■ SketchUp □□■■■ Photoshop □□■■■ InDesign ■■■■■ Microsoft Word ■■■■■ Microsoft PowerPoint □■■■■ Microsoft Excel □■■■■ Microsoft Publisher

ADDITIONAL SKILLS Client-Oriented Active Listening Skills Excellent Attention to Detail Highly Dependable Personable

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE • HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES • INTERIOR DESIGN • GRADUATED MAY 2018 à à

Southeast Missouri State University 3.45/4.00 GPA

ACCREDITATIONS à à à à

CIDA (Council for Interior Design Accreditation) NKBA (National Kitchen and Bath Association) NASAD (National Association of Schools of Art & Design) Worked an average of 20 hours per week while maintaining a full-time academic schedule

CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT & LEADERSHIP INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT ASSOCIATION à à

President | Fall 2016 – Fall 2017 Treasurer | Fall 2015 – Spring 2016

GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA • NATIONAL SERVICE SORORITY à

Completed 30 community service hours per semester from Fall 2014 – Spring 2016

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Received the ‘Notable Emerging Designer’ award from the Interior Design Staff – Spring 2018 Received the ‘Best Residential Design’ award from Interior Design Staff – Spring 2018 Received the ‘Promising Talent in Design’ award from Interior Design Staff – Spring 2016 Attended the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) – January 2016


CONTACT (636)-262-3891 samanthalynnpark@gmail.com 85 Aubuchon Rd, Troy, MO 63379

RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE INTERN • RMCOCO DÉCOR LTD. • JULY 2017 – MAY 2018 • CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO à à à à

Develops fabric layouts to advertise textile products Analyzes fabric to determine specifications Professionally photographs fabrics and upload to website Develops organizational systems for inventory processes

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT ASSISTANT • SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY • JANUARY 2016 – MAY 2018 • CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO à à à

Provides professors with cross-functioning support Assists students with lab materials and tools Integrates and organizes a resource library for students

FLOORING SALES ASSOCIATE • LOWE’S • SUMMER 2016 • CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO à à à

Gained experience with flooring and backsplash characteristics, uses, and requirements Assisted customers with their flooring and backsplash selections and created estimates for their project Consulted with customers and coworkers to resolve conflicts and ensure customer satisfaction

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS NATIONAL KITCHEN & BATH ASSOCIATION (NKBA) — Student Membership AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS (ASID) — Student Membership

COMMUNITY SERVICE COMPLETED OVER 100 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE THROUGH LOCAL PARTNERS Administered and participated in the following service events/sponsors: à

Alex’s Lemonade Stand

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American Cancer Society

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American Red Cross

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Art Reach

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Domestic Violence Awareness

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March of Dimes

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving

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Operation Beautiful

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Salvation Army

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Southeast Food Bank


TABLE OF CONTENTS

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MAXIMUS AUTISM CENTER

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OBJECTIVE Choose a healthcare center to design and develop based on a target group of your choosing. Do research on the target group for this healthcare building and incorporate findings into the space. Use the building shell provided and design per code. Make selections and choices based on the type of healthcare business and target group.

CONCEPT Maximus Autism Center is an in/out patient facility working with children ages 5-10 years old that have been diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. The mission of Maximus Autism Center is to provide children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder an improvement to their quality of life.


TRANSFORMATION I created an abstract painting based on radial spatial organization. With this concept, I created a bubble diagram followed by a concept floorplan as an abstract idea for the layout of my space.

TARGET GROUP The target group for Maximus Autism Center is children ages 5-10 years old. Most children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder are diagnosed by the time they’re five. Ages 5-10 are when the different qualities of autism will present themselves in a child.

INSPIRATION My nephew was diagnosed with Autism in June of 2016. He is now seven years old. I chose to use Autism Spectrum Disorders as a basis for my Healthcare Center so that I could learn more about it to better understand what he is going through and how to help him when he is in need. The name of my facility uses includes his first name, Maximus.


GOALS & OBJECTIVES INSPIRATION IMAGES

GOALS

OBJECTIVES

Provide a space where the children can calm down.

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Sensory room

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Allow the children to focus on their work.

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Study rooms/lounges for concentration.

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Allow children to feel excited and accomplished to work harder.

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Accomplishment wall

Make this space feel and look like a happy place.

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Incorporate a large amount of color within the space.

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Relaxing, calming

Used to hang up good grades and student work

CONCEPT DRAWINGS

Patient Room

DESIGN THEORY

Waiting Area

The Maximus Autism Center incorporates the Person-Environment Theory within the space. The Person-Environment Theory connects the individual and his or her environment and person-to-person relationships within the environment. The connection between a person and the environment can affect behaviors of those within.

Sensory Room


BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

COLOR SELECTION Color can impact and influence the emotions and actions of those within a space. I selected wholesome, naturistic colors for the Maximus Autism Center.

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Option #3

CONSIDERATIONS HIPAA Regulations, Anthropometric Data, Universal Design, Ergonomics, Wayfinding, Proxemics, Security, and Acoustics were all major considerations followed throughout the entirety of the design of Maximus Autism Center.


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FLOOR PLAN

Main Lobby Waiting Area Reception/Office Functions Conference Room Break Room Cafeteria Training Rooms Small Library/Study Overnight Patient Rooms Private Restrooms Outdoor Areas Common Areas/Lounges Public Restrooms Drinking Fountains Janitorial Closets Sensory Room

CONCEPT This autism center will facilitate diagnostic support for autistic children while also providing training sessions to educators, families, and to children with autism within the training rooms. The use of color, natural light, and encouragement will help to keep positive moods throughout. Through radial spatial organization, each wing will branch off from one center lobby. This autism center will strive to aid the needs of autistic children by using noninvasive methods to help them better acclimate to the world around them.

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FURNITURE/FINISHES Ã

ISOMETRIC VIEW

Furniture Selections for Conference Room

PAINT COLORS

TEXTILES

FLOORING


ADJACENCY MATRIX

SENSORY ROOM

WAITING AREA

BUILDING SECTION PLAYGROUND

SENSORY ROOM

HALL

TRAINING ROOM

SMALL LIBRARY

CAFETERIA


REVIT APARTMENT

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OBJECTIVE Create a luxury apartment utilizing Revit tools. The apartment cannot exceed 1,000 square feet and must include the following spaces: one bedroom with a closet, one full bathroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, and a laundry room with space for a water heater.

CONCEPT I developed a one bedroom, one bathroom open concept upscale apartment with modern materials, a substantial amount of storage space, and a bay window bench for reading and relaxing. With seating for 10-12 occupants in the open concept living spaces, this is a great space for entertaining


DESIGN PROGRAM BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT

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Living Room

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Dining Room

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Kitchen

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Bedroom

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Walk-In Closet

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Bathroom

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Laundry Room

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Storage Space

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Two Entries


APARTMENT FLOOR PLAN


KITCHEN-DINING RENDER


FURNITURE/FINISHES INTERIOR ELEVATION — Master Bedroom

RENDER W/O SUNLIGHT


NKBA HABITAT KITCHEN

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OBJECTIVE With the given floorplan, develop a working eat-in kitchen with seating for 4-6 people. Ceiling height is 8’feet. All plumbing, gas, and electrical may be moved, as well as the window on the east wall. A gas range plus venting is required, cooktop and wall oven combination are not permitted. Wilsonart countertop products must be used in the design. The budget for this kitchen is $16,000.

CONCEPT Designed for 4-6 guests, this kitchen is light, resilient, and functional with plenty of storage space throughout. Through use of light neutral tones and light blue accents, a calming space is created. By using these neutral tones, the client is able to adjust accents throughout the life of the kitchen. The smudge-proof appliances provide a resiliency for any family living within the home. Recessed lighting is provided for ambient purposes, pendants are provided for task lighting, and semi-flushmounts are provided for additional ambient, task, and decorative lighting to the space. The combination of artificial lighting along with the natural sunlight in this space provide a light, workable kitchen. With all of these principles and elements combined, this space provides a light, resilient, and functional entertaining space.


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BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT SHELVING

GAS RANGE REFRIGERATOR

STOOL

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WORK TRIANGLE STOOL

MICROWAVE CABINET

CLOSET

CLOSET

Appliances to be Included:

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Refrigerator

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Gas Range

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Ventilation Hood

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Dishwasher

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Microwave

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CABINETRY

CABINETRY

SINK

BREAKFAST BAR

VENTILATION HOOD

CABINETRY

CABINETRY

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Working kitchen for a family of 4-6

Fixtures to be Included:

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Sink

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Faucet

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Garbage Disposal

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Light Fixtures

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Adequate storage


KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN


MECHANICAL PLAN


KITCHEN ELEVATIONS


PERSPECTIVE VIEWS


FURNITURE/FINISHES


NKBA HABITAT BATH

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* Awarded Best Residential Design

OBJECTIVE With the given floorplan, develop a bathroom for a family of 4-6. Ceiling height is 8’feet. All plumbing and electrical may be moved, as well as the window on the east wall. The door on the west wall may be moved, and an extra entrance can be added from the master bedroom. Wilsonart countertop products must be used in the design. The budget for this bath is $4,000.

CONCEPT Designed for a family, this bathroom is light, resilient, and functional with plenty of storage space throughout. Through use of brown neutral tones and light green accents, a calming space is created. By using these neutral tones, the client is able to adjust accents throughout the life of the bathroom. The easy-clean fixtures provide a resiliency for any family living within the home. Recessed lighting is provided for ambient purposes, wall sconces are provided for task lighting above the vanity, and an exhaust fan light is provided for task lighting in the shower. The combination of artificial lighting along with the natural sunlight in this space provide a light, workable bathroom. With all of these principles and elements combined, this space provides a light, resilient, and functional entertaining space.


BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT ALCOVE TUB

WET ROOM/WALK-IN SHOWER

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Bathroom for family of 4-6

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Plumbing Fixtures to be Included:

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Dual-Flush Toilet

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Alcove Tub

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Wet Room/Shower

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Vanity with Sink

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Sink Faucet

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Shower Head

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Tub Filler

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TOILET SHELVING

VANITY

DESIGN PROGRAM

Lighting Fixtures to be Included:

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Wall Sconces

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Recessed Can Lighting

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Exhaust Light

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Adequate storage


BATHROOM FLOOR PLAN

BATHROOM ELEVATIONS


PERSPECTIVE VIEW 1


PERSPECTIVE VIEW 2

FINISH SELECTIONS


SKETCHUP MASTER BEDROOM

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OBJECTIVE Create a SketchUp Master Bedroom with the following criteria: The bedroom must be at least 360 square feet. Two walls of the bedroom must be exterior. The walls should be 9’0” high and 4” thick. There needs to be a walk-in closet with minimum dimensions of 6’0” x 6’0”, or 36 square feet. The walk-in closet must be placed on an interior wall.

CONCEPT I developed a luxury master bedroom with a large, walk-in closet, an entertainment space, a built-in desk, and an outdoor patio area. I separated the entertainment and bedroom spaces by creating a platform to place the bed upon. This platform provides great balance to the space and clearly defines the room as a whole. By using calming blues and warming neutral tones, the space becomes a comforting utopia to come home to.


INSPIRATION IMAGES

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

INSPIRATION I have always been drawn to bedrooms with the bed on a platform and stairs on either side. When I watched The Good Place, I noticed this was how Eleanor’s bedroom was in the show, and it sparked something in me. I love this idea, and wanted to further it by adding a fireplace, a Nana Wall, and natural tones. This makes the perfect, most relaxing space.


BEDROOM FINISHES FLOOR PLAN

TEXTILES

WALL PAINT

STONE WALL

WOOD FLOOR

RUG

RUG

*NOT TO SCALE


WORK AREA SLEEPING AREA

PATIO AREA

LIVING AREA/ENTERTAINMENT


PHOTOSHOP UPDATE

Background added Lights turned on Shelf lighting added Added shadows and highlights

AFTER BEFORE Removed lines on vases Added flowers into vases Texture added to rug & pillows Lit candles


SRI LANKAN APARTMENT

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OBJECTIVE Find a client who is from a different culture than your own. Research this country and develop a questionnaire for this client. Create inspiration boards to replicate the style the client requested, and make sure the client agrees with these designs. Based on the client’s responses to the questionnaire and additional comments made, develop a plan to suit their needs with the building shell provided. There can be no alterations or additions to the building shell of the apartment.

CONCEPT This three bedroom, two bathroom luxury apartment will be modeled to suit the needs of my client, Yasodh Jayathilake. With cool, neutral tones, varied textures, and splashes of red accents, this space will harmonize beautifully to create the entertaining space he desired, while also creating a relaxing environment for him to settle after a long, hard day of work. This apartment is to include a master suite with a walk in closet, a guest bedroom with a walk in closet, a lab for his engineering projects, an area for reading and storing books, as well as an open concept living space for relaxing and entertaining.


SRI LANKA RESEARCH SUMMARY

MEET THE CLIENT

Sri Lanka is a tropical island located just off the southern tip of India and near the equator. The island rises from Yasodh Jayathilake (YJ) was my client for the coast to a central plateau. Sri means “blessed� and this apartment. YJ is from Sri Lanka and Lanka is the name of the island itself. Sri Lanka was is a foreign exchange student at SEMO. formerly known as Ceylon, which was under European He is social and loves to entertain. YJ is rule until 1948, when they won independence from the an engineering major and loves to work United Kingdom. The name was then changed to Sri from home. Lanka in 1972. Within the 19,722,000 people that live on YJ requested a modern style, with a gray this island of 65,525 kilometers, the three languages neutral color scheme with red accents spoken are Sinhala, Tamil, and English, while the throughout this apartment. He wanted an religions practiced are Buddhism, Hinduism, open concept space for entertaining Christianity, and Muslimism. Motifs, symbols, and 10-12 guests. He would prefer emblems of Sri Lanka tend to have floral inspirations, bar-height seating rather than a which transfer into their designs. traditional dining setup. He loves to read, so he would like ample shelving for storage with a reading nook. His final request for his apartment is a lab for working on his engineering work.


OLIOBOARD INSPIRATION BOARDS Living Room Master Bedroom

Master Bath


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ENTRY

Coat closet Entry table

LIVING ROOM

Open Concept with the Kitchen Book Storage with Seating

KITCHEN

Open Concept with the Living Room To include refrigerator, range, range hood, dishwasher Double sink Bar for extra seating

LAUNDRY ROOM

Cabinets for storage Sink/Prep Area

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LAB (FLEX SPACE) Tables, shelving Desk

MASTER BEDROOM Bed Seating area Walk-in closet

MASTER BATHROOM

To include shower, freestanding tub, double vanity, and enclosed toilet and bidet

GUEST BEDROOM Bed, desk, dresser Walk-in closet

GUEST BATHROOM

To include tub/shower combo, double vanity, toilet Linen closet


FLOOR PLAN


LIVING ROOM FURNITURE/FINISHES


MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE/FINISHES


SUBWAY SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

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OBJECTIVE Design a Subway Restaurant with the given floorplan using sustainable measures. Located on the campus of Southeast Missouri State University, this space needs to accommodate for high traffic business. To accommodate for this traffic, this restaurant needs to have two lines available for use, as well as seating for students and guests.

CONCEPT After researching different sustainable design concepts, restaurant functionality articles, and conducting an anonymous interview of students, I designed a Subway Restaurant to utilize these findings. Using neutral, warm tones and natural materials, this space became a relaxing restaurant for students to enjoy their lunch with friends and to work on their studies.


FLOOR PLAN FINISH SELECTIONS

CONCEPT I will be focusing on the Subway Restaurant located in the Mark F. Scully Building to achieve LEED Certification. I will use sustainable practices and materials to make this restaurant more environmentally friendly. I strive to make the space functional for anyone within, to improve water efficiency and energy efficiency, and to provide adequate wayfinding through the space.


EXTERIOR SUNSHADING LIGHTING PLAN

INTERIOR ELEVATION

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE APPLICATION Functionalism applied by using wayfinding through the lines. Water efficiency applied by installing aerator faucets. Energy efficiency applied by using energy efficient appliances and LED lighting. Wayfinding will be provided by partition walls used to guide customers through the lines. These applications will help this Subway Restaurant achieve LEED Certification.


UNIVERSIT Y DORMITORY

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OBJECTIVE Following local building codes, design a Traditional Dormitory to house 90 students. Each student is to have their own bedroom and bathroom combination. Students are to have access to the following spaces: kitchen, lounge, study,/computer lab, and laundry. There needs to be an allowance of 1,000 square feet for mechanical equipment.

CONCEPT I designed a dormitory for traditional college students. This facility hosts 90 units to house 90 students. These units include a bedroom and adjoining bathroom. This building will have six stories of facilities. Per floor, there will be a shared laundry room, a study room, a lounge space with a kitchen and living area, and a sun deck for extra lounging space. On the ground floor of the facility, there will be a reception desk and office for directors, as well as mail facilities. In the basement of the facility, there will be space for mechanical areas.


DESIGN PROGRAM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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Reception/Office Areas

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Mail Boxes

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Public Restrooms

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Dorm room with adjoining bathroom

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Shared Living/Kitchen Lounge

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Study/Computer Lab

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Laundry Facility

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Stairs/Elevator Access


DESIGN PROGRAM

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15 Dorm rooms with adjoining bathroom

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Shared Living/Kitchen Lounge

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Study/Computer Lab

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Laundry Facility

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Stairs/Elevator Access


SHARED KITCHEN

DORM ROOM

SHARED LIVING

STUDY/COMPUTER LAB


EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

SUN DECK

LAUNDRY FACILITY


RETAIL APARTMENT BUILDING

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OBJECTIVE Following local building codes, design a retail building with upper floor apartments. This building must equal 10,000 square feet per level. Equally distribute the desired amount of bays for the retail spaces and create grid lines for columns in this structure. To the upper level(s), create one or two stories of apartment residences with desired bedrooms and bathrooms.

CONCEPT I designed a retail building with upper floor apartments. The retail space consists of 10,000 square feet with 10 bays. The bays will be used for the following spaces: restaurant (2), bar(1), retail shop(3), hair salon(1), business office(2), and a drug store(1). I developed two stories of apartments above the retail spaces. On the second floor, there are six 2-bedroom apartments and two 3-bedroom apartments. On the third floor, there are six 3-bedroom apartments and one penthouse apartment. Each apartment includes bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room, a laundry room, and a balcony.


FIRST FLOOR PLAN

BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT

DESIGN PROGRAM 10 Retail Bays

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STAIRWELL

RESTAURANT

APPAREL RETAIL

DRUG STORE

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BAR

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Office Space Bar Drug Store Apparel Retail Restaurant

OFFICE SPACE

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APPAREL RETAIL

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Apparel Retail Hair Salon Office Space Apparel Retail

OFFICE SPACE

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HAIR SALON

From left to right

APPAREL RETAIL

1,000 sq ft each STAIRWELL

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT 2-BEDROOM

2-BEDROOM

Two 3-Bedroom Six 2-Bedroom Apartments Apartments

2-BEDROOM

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STAIRWELL

STAIRWELL

3-BEDROOM

DESIGN PROGRAM

2-BEDROOM

2-BEDROOM

2-BEDROOM

3-BEDROOM

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1,200 sq ft each Includes: 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Living Room Kitchen Laundry

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1,100 sq ft each Includes: 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Living Room Kitchen Laundry


THIRD FLOOR PLAN

DESIGN PROGRAM

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1,200 sq ft each Includes: 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Living Room Kitchen Laundry

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2,000 sq ft each Includes: 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Living Room Kitchen Laundry

STAIRWELL

3-BEDROOM

3-BEDROOM

3-BEDROOM PENTHOUSE

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3-BEDROOM

3-BEDROOM

STAIRWELL

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One Penthouse Apartment STAIRWELL

Six 3-Bedroom Apartments

BUBBLE DIAGRAM/LAYOUT


INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE


CATAPULT LIGHTING DESIGN

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OBJECTIVE Using the data learned from this course, design lighting and mechanical plans for the first floor of Catapult Creative House on 612 Broadway in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Compile inspiration photos, lighting calculations, criteria matrices, and lighting specifications into a project manual.

CONCEPT After researching lighting in commercial spaces, I developed lighting and mechanical plans for the first floor of Catapult Creative House. The spaces in this space include: Entry/Foyer, Coffee Bar/CafĂŠ, Dining Space, Retail Space, Artwork Display, Retail Space, Modular Classroom, Print Press, Restrooms, and Office Spaces. I conducted lighting calculations to determine required lighting for these areas, and chose selections based on the type of space. Finally, I created a criteria matrix consisting of each space and the type of lighting to be included.


INSPIRATION IMAGES

INSPIRATION After researching commercial lighting in public spaces, I found that the neutral colors with a slight hint of color are trending. Since this is a creative house for working, I selected blue accents to calm the nerves of students using the space. The floating clouds bring a sense of intimacy to the coffee bar. The wood ceiling brings warmth to the space and continuously flows throughout, creating a calming work space.


LIGHTING PLAN

DESIGN PROGRAM

MECHANICAL PLAN

HAND-DRAFTED PLANS

Lights included in the plan: recessed can lighting, pendant lighting, fluorescent strip lighting, chandelier, recessed troffers, and track lighting. Ceiling systems include: circular cloud ceiling, wood strip ceiling, and a grid system ceiling. Mechanical systems include: HVAC air supply and return vents, sprinkler systems, smoke detector, security cameras, and flood lights.

*Not to Scale


KAUFMANN DESERT HOUSE

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OBJECTIVE Choose a Modern Masters designer and decide on a home to research. Conduct research on this architect, the home chosen, as well as the principles and elements used within the design of this home. Then, create a scaled model of the home chosen using materials to replicate the texture of the material selections applied to the home.

CONCEPT The Kaufmann Desert House is a Modern Masters home designed by architect Richard Josef Neutra. Neutra designed this home in 1946 for client Edgar Kaufmann. The stone, glass, and steel structure of this home provides a pleasing texture throughout.


SITE DETAILS Located in Palm Springs, California, the Kaufmann Desert House was designed to emphasize the desert landscape and its harsh climate. Edgar Kaufmann bought this 200’ x 300’ desert land in 1945. Behind the home, there is a beautiful view of the San Jacinto Peak Mountains.

Along with the desert plants in the landscape, Richard Neutra used large rocks to make a statement piece which are easily maintained in the harsh climates of the desert. The outdoor areas at the Kaufmann Desert House are sheltered by adjustable walls composed of easily movable vertical RICHARD fins for protection against a NEUTRA sandstorm. Between 1927 and 1969, Neutra designed more than 300 houses located mainly in California and Florida, but there are some located elsewhere. In 1949, Neutra was ranked second in American Architecture behind Frank Lloyd Wright by Time Magazine.


CIRCULATION

PLANES

PROPORTION & SCALE

DESIGN THEORY The Kaufmann Desert House hosts the Functionalism Theory of Evidence Based Design. This is due to many factors such as the well thought-out space planning, the usage of the design principles and elements, the usage of building materials as finish materials within the space, and the usage of natural lighting throughout the space.

VENTILATION PATHS

RADIAL ORGANIZATION


MODEL MATERIALS HORIZONTAL AXIS

Corrugated Cardboard — For stone walls and harsh textures

Plastic Sheets — For glass windows , doors, and translucent textures

Foam Core — For plaster walls and smooth textures

SPATIAL BOUNDARIES

HIERARCHY

Guest Space Worker Space Private/Owner Space


MODEL VIEW 1

MODEL VIEW 2


ABSTRACT MODEL

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OBJECTIVE With the provided piece of art, research the artist and create a conceptual painting based on dominant hues within a grid. Then, create an abstract model from the shapes and movement you visualize in the conceptual painting.

CONCEPT After applying a grid to the painting and choosing the dominant hues of each square, I created a conceptual painting with a corresponding grid. After viewing this conceptual painting, I visualized different stripe textures throughout and applied those to my abstract model.


VINCENT VAN GOGH

FRITILLARIES IN A COPPER VASE

Vincent Van Gogh was a post-impressionist painter. Van Gogh created this painting in the Spring of 1887. He used an oil medium on a canvas. Van Gogh often addressed still-life portraits of flowers in his artwork. The painting is now part of the collection at Musée d'Orsay in Paris, France.

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Create a grid over the Fritillaries in a Copper Vase painting and create a conceptual canvas painting using the same grid. Find the dominant hue in each square on the artwork, and create a conceptual checker painting to represent this.

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From this painting, create an abstract model from the shape you visualize being created in the conceptual painting.


ABSTRACT MODEL CONCEPTUAL PAINTING


RMCOCO INTERNSHIP

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CONCEPT I interned at RMCOCO DÊcor Ltd. in Cape Girardeau, MO from July 2017—May 2018. In my experience here, I learned a lot about textiles and their properties, marketing techniques, coordination patterns, and photography.


SELECTION/PHOTOSHOP For marketing purposes, it was requested of me to choose two textile patterns that went well together. One had to be from the PrivĂŠ Book, and the other had to be a solid to accent. After my selection, I went into photoshop to apply these selections to throw pillows to market to customers.


FABRIC LAYOUT

For marketing purposes, I frequently created fabric layouts to photograph. To accomplish this, I selected patterns that worked well together and laid these out aesthetically.

PHOTOGRAPHY I often was in the photography studio to photograph their fabrics. These images were used on their website to give customers easy access to all of the different textile selections offered at RMCOCO DĂŠcor Ltd.


FURNITURE REFURBISHING

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CONCEPT I have a passion for refinishing furniture. I find pieces at the flea market, antique shops, and thrift stores for low prices to fix up and provide a new life.


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ISLAND BAR CART

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STORAGE TRUNK

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M O N TA N A P H O TO G R A P H Y

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CONCEPT Photography from my trip to Montana in July of 2017. Images were taken at the Glacier National Park in Glacier, MT and on the Swan River hiking trail in Big Fork, MT.




(636)-262-3891 samanthalynnpark@gmail.com 85 Aubuchon Rd, Troy, MO 63379


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