I n t e r i o r D e s i g n Po r t f o l i o
S A R A H G A L B R E AT H
S A R A H
G A L B R E A T H
E D U CAT I O N
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, August 2017
Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditation Major GPA: 3.03/4.00
R E L AT E D COURSES: Color & Lighting Detailing & Construction 3D CAD Modeling Studio I-VI Textiles for Interiors Auto CAD Digital Design Furniture Design Drawing I Design I & II Hand Rendering
PROFICIENT IN:
Mississippi State University Dean’s List (Spring 2016) ASID South Central Regional Career Day Student Competition: Ruston, LA 2nd Place in Product Design (2016) 3rd Place in Retail Design (2016)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Auto CAD Microsoft Office Windows Revit Photoshop Illustrator InDesign
KNOWLEDGEABLE IN: SketchUp Rhino
C O N TAC T: Current Address: Permanent Address:
HONORS + AWARDS
Valli Design Studio, Memphis Tennessee Intern Assistant, May 2016 - June 2016 Revise Finish Floor plans + Finish Schedules Construct components in SketchUp Organize Materials Library Contact Material Sale Representatives for material samples Maintain an organized office by filing and sorting documents Wild Beet Salad Company (2014-Present) Cashier/Meal Preparation Handled returns and purchases with cash, credit cards and gift cards Effectively performed multiple tasks within a fast-paced environment
517 S. Montgomery St. Suite 5 Starkville MS, 39759 8378 Whitesmill CV. Cordova TN, 38016
Tel.
901. 606. 7404
E-mail: s_galbreath1217@yahoo.com Website: sarahgalbreathinteriordesign.com
C A M P U S I N V O LV E M E N T Ambassador, College of Architecture, Art, and Design (2015-2017) Contestant, Miss Maroon and White (2016) Member, American Society of Interior Designers Student (2013-2017) ASID Photography Senior Chair (2016-2017) Member, Delta Gamma Sorority (2013-2017) Member, Game Day Committee (2013) Organize and Host Tailgate Member, Foundation Committee (2014) Organize service opportunities Assist in Fundraising Member, Purchasing Committee (2014) Organize and Monitor Chapter Expenditures Member, Art Crew Committee (2014) Collaborate ideas and design artist activities Participate in Fundraising Events Member, Rituals Committee (2015) Organize seating for meetings Host important ritual events Captain, Anchor Games (2015) Host team in a Fundraiser for Service for Sight Member, Alumni Relations Committee (2016) Contact Alumni for Fundraising opportunities Member, Photography Committee (2017) Submit photos for newsletters Intramurals: Team Player Flag Football (2013-2016) Softball (2013-2016) Basketball 3x3 (2014-2017) Basketball 5x5 (2014-2017)
SERVICE
Service for Sight (2013-2017) Fundraiser, Milk and Cookies Fundraiser, Lasagna Dinner Philanthropy Awareness Event Palmer Home for Children (2013-2017) Donor, clothes donation Donor, children’s books Donor, school supplies Habitat for Humanity Volunteer The Big Event (2015-2017) Volunteer, park renovation
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C O N T E N T S H O R I Z O N T`E
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FUTURESOFT
THE C.I.D
ELORA
CREATIVE
C O R P O R A T E
CONFERENCE
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ROOM
Concept MOUNT EVEREST 1. The tallest mountain in the world 2. Something regarded as the most difficult or challenging of its kind
Project Development: Location Research Concept Statement Logo Design Revit Model Building Rendered Floor Plans Carpet/Wallpaper Design FF&E Selection Presentation Board Layout
RECEPTION
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The yellow tile denotes leadership pathways for way-finding through out the space. This represents how the prayer flags guide the climbers up Mount Everest.
Rendered Floor Plan
Upholster y Selections
Carpet Selections
Wo o d F l o o r i n g S e l e c t i o n s
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Reflected Ceiling Plan
Lighting Legend
Elevations
Suspended Cooper Lighting Corelite Iridium IQ Lensed
The ceiling also mimics the different elevation levels of Mount Everest through drop ceilings.
Suspended Cooper lighting Neo Ray LED 22DP Recessed Cooper Lighting NeoRay Straight Narrow 23XR
The ceiling was inspired by the motion of the prayer flags as they blow in the wind on the mountain.
Ceiling Height = 22’ Drop ceiling = 20’-14’
Individual/ Open Office Elevation
Wo r k C a f e E l eva t i o n
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RECEPTION
Stacking Diagram
Concept SLICED FRUIT 1. Thinly sliced fruit indicates transparency 2. Slicing of fruit reveals the true ingredients inside so people know exactly what they are eating
Project Development Concept Statement Logo Design Revit Model Building Rendered Floor Plans Carpet/Wallpaper Design FF&E Selection Presentation Board Layout
TRAINING
AREA
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 0’-1/8”=1’-0”
NOTES:
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FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 0’-1/8”=1’-0”
OVERALL CEILING HEIGHT: 10’-5” CEILING DESIGN OUTER OVAL STRUCTURE DROPS FROM 10’-4” TO 10’-2” INNER OVAL STRUCTURE DROPS FROM 10’-0” TO 9’11” CEILING DESIGN STRUCTURE OUTER CEILING DESIGN DROPS FROM 10’-3” TO 10’-0” INNER OVAL CEILING DESIGN STRUCTURE DROPS FROM 10’-0” TO 9’-11” CEILING DESIGN DROPS DOWN 5” FROM THE TOP OF CEILING
Lighting Legend PD6 LED Downlight. ED010 Driver. REM. 61V Reflector. Specular. Clear Finish. Blank Flange.2’L. 3”H. Recessed Cooper Lighting NeoRay Straight Narrow 23XR
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 0’-1/8”=1’-0”
NOTES: OVERALL CEILING HEIGHT: 12’-0” DROPPED CEILING DESIGN ELEMENT DROPS 11’-4” TO 10’-0” DROPPED CEILING DESIGN ELEMENTS DROP FROM VARIOUS POINTS RANGING FROM 11’-4” TO 10’-11” HANGING AT VARIOUS RANGES BETWEEN 11’-10” HANGING AT POINTS OF 11’-10” TO 10’-7” ATRIUM CEILING: OVERALL HEIGHT 26’-8” DROPPED CEILING DESIGN ELEMENTS START DROP POINT OF 23’-5” AND HANGS 5”
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SECOND FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 0’-1/8”=1’-0”
Lighting Legend PD6 LED Downlight. ED010 Driver. REM. 61V Reflector. Specular. Clear Finish. Blank Flange.2’L. 3”H. Recessed Cooper Lighting NeoRay Straight Narrow 23XR
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H O S P I T A L I T Y
LOBBY
AREA
Concept N AU T I CA L T W I L I G H T 1. Miami is known for having the cleanest air, which emphasizes a monumental sunset 2. The hotel is designed to imitate the transcending effects of color from the highest point in the sky, down to the horizon during nautical twilight
Responsibilities Location Research Concept Statement Logo Design Revit Model Building Rendered Floor Plans Carpet/Wallpaper Design FF&E Selection Presentation Board Layout
LOBBY
AREA
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RECEPTION
Sol, which means sun in Spanish. Recharge and reduce built-up stress and tension Replicates the feeling of relaxation that comes from basking in the sun
Spa Floor Plan
RELAXATION ROOM
DINING
AREA
Eos is the Goddess of dawn. The design of Eos is inspired by dawn which is the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise, meaning the sky is still deep and dark in color.
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Art Deco inspired the flooring design representing lightness and darkness seen in the sky. Eos incorporates the city design through the use of gold and cut-out chevron.
DINING
AREA
Restaurant Floor Plan
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Onyx is a variety of chalcedony having straight parallel bands of alternating colors, which is usually associated with dark and black tones.
LOUNGE
AREA
BAR
AREA
Bar/ Lounge Floor Plan
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The English translation of “Cielo� is sky. The rooftop is the highest area of the hotel that overlooks the Miami skyline. The location of the rooftop relates to the highest part of the sky during nautical twilight which is also the brightest color.
LOUNGE
AREA
P R I VAT E LO U N G E
To bring the water to the rooftop, dropped pathways of water are found throughout the space and act as a guide.
Rooftop Rendered Floor Plan
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The entire hotel incorporates a Modern Art Deco theme repeating the Art Deco architecture seen in Miami. Guest retire to their rooms which are neutral toned with accents that coincide with nautical twilight.
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KING
GUEST
ROOM
The headboard represents Art Deco design elements.
Furniture
The material is a custom wall covering. Nancy Tufted Nail head Dining Chair
Imax Jenson Clad End Table
Donny Osmond Home Stapleton Desk
Upholster y
Guest Rooms Rendered Floor Plan
R E T A I L
ENGAGEMENT
3rd Place in Retail Design 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition
AREA
Process
Concept BUBBLES 1. The uncomplicated, innocent desire to reach out and touch the delicate bubble is the same as shopping for jewelry 2. Enamored by their shine and desire to take hold and keep the beauty for oneself
Re s p o n s i b i l i t i e s : Concept Statement Revit Model Building Hand Rendering Drawings FF&E Selection Presentation Board Layout
PRODUCT
FLOOR
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RETAIL
AREA
Upon entrance, extruded displays are topped with sensor weighted jewelry displays. The sensor works not only to alert employees, but also notes popularity of an item by calculating how many times a piece is selected.
Rendered Floor Plan
The name Elora translates from Hebrew to “bright one�. Lighting was integral to the design because the idea of brightness is integrated into the name of the store.
ENGAGEMENT
AREA
Reflected Ceiling Plan
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INSTITUTIONAL
ATRIUM
AREA
Process
Custom wooden merchandise shelves allow vendors to have specific sections, resembling a kiosk.
Concept P E L LU C I D 1. Allowing the passage of light; transparent or translucent 2. Clear in style or meaning Square Footage: 11,300sqft
Responsibilities: Code Research Concept Development Space Planning Revit Component Model Building Reflected Ceiling Plan Photoshop Renderings FF&E Selection
SHOPPING
AREA
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Lighting Legend PD6 LED Downlight. ED010 Driver. REM. 61V Reflector. Specular. Clear Finish. Blank Flange.2’L. 3”H. Recessed Cooper Lighting NeoRay Straight Narrow 23XR
First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
STUDENT
GALLERY
EXTERIOR
Second Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
VIEW
Lighting Legend PD6 LED Downlight. ED010 Driver. REM. 61V Reflector. Specular. Clear Finish. Blank Flange.2’L. 3”H. Recessed Cooper Lighting NeoRay Straight Narrow 23XR
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C R E A T I V E
H a n d R e n d e r i n g
Concept BUILDING STRUCTURE 1. Construction of a skyscraper and the support needed to be stable 2. Thomas Edison, inventer of light bulb, influences the light bulb selected for the lamp
Responsibilities: Concept Research Concept Development Cast Concrete Base Bound Iron Piping Assemble Lamp Socket
2nd Place in Product Design 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition
The base is formed from concrete to resemble the base of a building. The cast iron piping was used to create the lamp body, which resembles the steel used to create the structure of a building. The shape emphasizes direction so it leads consumers to the actual light source while maintaining a sleek modern design.
To p V i e w
Right View
Spiral Filament 40W Medium Base 3000 Hours
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C o n s t r u c t i o n D e t a i l i n g
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Millwork Detail
Detail and Construction for Interiors required the development of document sets for an assigned building. The construction document set includes a demolition plan, floor plan, reflected ceiling plan, ceiling section detail, millwork detail, wall jambs and window jambs with schedule, door and frame details and schedule, and partition type drawings.
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Jamb Details
Pa r t i t i o n T y p e D r a w i n g s
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T h a n k
S A R A H
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G A L B R E A T H
901.606.7404 s_galbreath1217@yahoo.com www.sarahgalbreathinteriordesign.com