SAVANNAH CREW
SAVANNAH CREW
SAVANNAH CREW C: E: W:
228.233.9120 savlcrew@gmail.com www.savannahcrew.com
EDUCATION |
Bachelor of Science Interior Design, CIDA Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Cumulative GPA: 3.0/4.0 Graduation: August 2020
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE |
INTERN Outokumpu Stainless USA June 2019 -July 2019 -Remodeled Coca-Cola's corporate office | Gulf Coast, MS -Attended executive meetings -Developed reflected ceiling plan -Visited work site -Submittal work DESIGNER John D. Jones | ABR,GRI, MBA July 2019 - August 2019 -Remodeled law firm | Gulf Coast, MS -Site Visits -Took measurements of existing floor plan -Created new floor plan in AutoCAD
SCHOLARSHIPS + AWARDS |
-Silver Silver,, Hospitality, Regional ASID Student Competition | 2019 -Second Second Place Place,, Brassfield and Gorrie Student Design Competition | 2019 -Receipient Receipient,, Mike Dikerson Memorial Scholarship | 2016 -Receipient Receipient,, Ann Wesson Memorial Scholarship | 2016 -Receipient Receipient,, Reject All Tobacco RAT Pack Scholars | 2016 -Receipient Receipient,, The Nave Scholarship | 2016
CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT |
-Member Member, American Society of Interior Designers -Member Member, Delta Gamma Sorority -Member Member, MSU Fashion Board -Member Member, YoungLife
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT |
-Volunteer Volunteer, Eye test at Starkville Academy Volunteer, City of Pascagoula Visions of Sugar Plums Program -Volunteer -Volunteer Volunteer, Care Packages for the Victims of Hurricane Harvey -Donor Donor and Coordinator Coordinator, Toys for Tots with Delta Gamma and Sigma Chi -Worker Worker and Participant Participant, Student Association Halloween Carnival
QUALIFICATIONS | AutoCAD
Illustrator
Revit
InDesign
PhotoShop
Microsoft Office
Sketchup
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTERDISCIPLINARY | 11-17 SPIRIT HILL FARM
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CORPORATE | 59-65
BLUES BREW
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HOSPITALITY | 21-37 THE AURUM HOTEL
RESTAURANT | 69-75 ZAJEDENO
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EDUCATION | 41-47
NEXT HUB
DETAILING AND CONSTRUCTION | 79 MILL WORK
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HEALTH CARE | 51-55
METAPLEX
CREATIVE | 83-85 PHOTOGRAPHY HAND RENDERING
INTERDISCIPLINARY
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SPIRIT HILL FARM Brasfield and Gorrie Student Design Competition, 2019 Studio V | Interdisciplinary Group: 3 Interior Designers 4 Architects 3 Building Construction 1 Graphic Designer
2nd PLACE Holly Springs, MS Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 2,700 SF
OBJECTIVE |
Collaborate with team to remodle Spirit Hill Farm's barn to convert it into a student housing facility to accomodate student researchers. This facility will be used for housing, research, and collaboration.
CONCEPT |
Inspired by the Northern Bobwhite Quail, the primary focus of the farm that honors the history of the owners and their family. Different elements of the quail will be used for a color pallet and patterns for finishes, showcasing the history of the barn.
RESEARCH |
Demographics:The primary users are undergrad and grad students.During off season Spirit Hill Farm is going to open the facility to elementary schools for field trips and summer camps.
Responsibilities: Concept Development | Floor Plan Renderings | Perspective Renderings | Elevation Renderings | Reflected Ceiling Plans | Programming | FF&E Selection
BARN EXTERIOR -The barn design was to protect the integrity of the building. The majority of the materials are repurposed and the window on the sides of the exterior is installed to let natural light in on both the first and second floor.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLANS
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Room Legend: 1. ADA Bedroom 2. Bedroom 3. Kitchen / Dining Area 4. ADA Bathroom 5. Bathroom 6. Laundry / Mudroom 7. Common Lodging / Study Area
REFLECTED CEILING PLANS
LEVEL 1 Lighting Legend:
Ceiling Height: 9'-0" Pendant Recessed Can Exhaust Fan+Light Exterior Ceiling Light HVAC Sprinkler
LEVEL 2
Ceiling Height: 9'-0"
Downlight Recessed Can Exterior Wall Sconce Smoke Detector Bench Swing Exposed Beams
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BEDROOM -To keep integrity of the building the top of the dutch doors were converted into windows to allow sunlight into the bedrooms.
PAVILLION -Community space encourages people together outdoors.
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LODGING + STUDY -Custom loft beds intergrated into a segment of the wall providing abundant storage and a curtain for privacy.
KITCHEN -Kitchen area invites people to gather, connect, and interact in various levels of comfort with a diverse opportunity of seating.
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HOSPITALITY
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THE AURUM Studio IV | Group Project: 4 Interior Designers
Hamptons, NY Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 32,550 SF
OBJECTIVE |
Collaborate with team to design boutique hotel. Hotel must incorporate a lobby, bar, restaurant, spa, guestrooms, and rooftop.
CONCEPT |
The Aurum hotel exhibits design features and aesthetics based on the Golden Age of the 1950's. Inspired by five prominent figures from the 1950's: Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Lucille Ball, and James Dean. Each space exhibits the attitude and personality of each characater.
RESEARCH |
Guest rooms are not to be elaborate encouraging guests explore the hotel. Lobby serves as a transition and meeting space. CODE REQUREMENT: A portion of each different guest room configuration, not just one type of room, must be designed to meet accessibility standards.
Responsibilities: Programming | Guest Room Floorplan | Maquette | Perspective Renderings | Elevation Renderings | Mill Work | FF&E Selection | Rooftop 3D-Model
RECEPTION - Vertical lines, bold colors, and patterns lead guests to the reception desk.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN | lobby
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Room Legend: 1. Lobby 2. Reception 3. Valet 4. Lobby Bar 5. Lobby Restaurant 6. Outdoor Lounge 7. ADA Restroom 8. Business Center 9. Spa Reception 10. Gym 11. Locker Room 12. Salt Room 13. Massage Room
LOBBY RESTAURANT -Five-to-Seven, inspired by Frank Sinatra. The overall space is inviting, but also professional, mimicking Sinatra's personality.
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LOBBY ENTRY -Marilyn Monroe's feminine aesthetic inspired curved lines in lobby.
LOBBY LOUNGE -Different seating options for guest to meet with friends and family.
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SPA RECEPTION -Inspired by Audrey Hepburn, neutral materials and curved lines provide clean and elegant ambiance.
SPA LOCKER ROOM -Contrast between hard wallcovering and soft furniture portray Audrey's fiece personality.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN | guestrooms
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Room Legend: 1. Suite 2. ADA Guestroom 3. Standard Queen 4. Junior Suite 5. Standard King 6. Standard Double
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GUEST ROOM -Custom wallcovering and headboard are influenced by Lucille's curls and blue eyes.
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GUEST ROOM -Inspired by Lucille Ball's personality guest rooms are welcoming and bright. -Coffered ceilings reflect 1950's architectural features.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN | rooftop
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Room Legend: 1. Rooftop Restaurant 2. Lounge 3. Rooftop Bar 4. Pool
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ROOFTOP RESTAURANT -The Oddball Bar and Grill, inspired by the fun yet sophisticated personality of James Dean.
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ROOFTOP RESTAURANT -Materials are dark to mimic the turbulent nature of James Dean's personality.
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ROOFTOP BAR -James Dean's character, edgy and sharp, inspired the black "O" shape pool with bar in center.
ROOFTOP LOUNGE -Canopy drapes portray James Dean's soft side of his physical appearance. -Drapes also open and close for privacy options for users.
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EDUCATION
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NEXT HUB Steelcase Student Design Competition, 2019 Studio V | Individual Project
Washington, DC Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 32,000 SF
OBJECTIVE |
To design a space to provide a community lifelong learning center for higher education. NEXT HUB will give students access to a premier education at many stages of one's life; providing active and diverse educational experiences.
CONCEPT |
The significance of two things coming together and having an after effect influenced the higher education design. By combining education and the impact it has on people, Next Hub creates a space for many to strive to become the best version of themselves.
RESEARCH |
Key elements to a successful learning environment are pedagogy, technology, and space. These three elements must be agile enough to support diversity of the content while intergrating individual and classroom technology tools. It should also transition between different group settings.
Responsibilities: Concept Development | Floor Plan Renderings | Perspective Renderings | Elevation Renderings | Reflected Ceiling Plans | Programming | FF&E Selection
LEARNING COMMONS -Space to support individual and group work. Variety of different furniture encourage different postures to stand, sit, or lounge.
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12 8 9 LEVEL 10 LEVEL 11 Room Legend: 1. Learning Commons 2. Open Tutoring 3. Closed Tutoring 4. Faculty Office 5. Faculty Hub 6. Makerspace 7. Immersive Learning 8. Childcare 9. Mother's Room 10. Locker / Copy 11. Snack Hub 12. Computer Lab 13. Multi-Purpose Classroom 14. Small Seminar Classroom 15. Active Learning Classroom
REFLECTED CEILING PLANS
LEVEL 10 Lighting Legend:
Ceiling Height: 9'-0" Recessed Can 2x4 LED Troffer Custom Acoustic Panel Custom
X Pendant Acoustic Panel
LEVEL 10 Custom Acoustic Panel
Ceiling Height: 9'-0"
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CLASSROOM -Variety of desks provide different postures and are on wheels so layout can be arranged differently if needed.
SNACK HUB -Central zone in NEXT Hub. -Seating options encourage collaboration or breakouts outside of class.
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CHILDCARE -Childcare supports students, who are parents, providing children with play and learning with collaborative tables and hands on learning tools and equipment.
IMMERSIVE LEARNING -Curtain walls draw people in wanting to explore new technology and virtual reality. -Arrows on walls serve as wayfinding.
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HEALTH CARE
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META PLEX Studio IV | Group Project: 4 Interior Designers
OBJECTIVE |
Denver, CO Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 4,400 SF
Collaborate with team to design a pediatric center for sick and well children.
CONCEPT |
Inspired by stages of a caterpillar forming into a butterfly, corresponds with an infant growing into an adult. Transformation could further be illustrated through the change in a sick patient to well patient.
RESEARCH |
Natural themes and elements have been proven to promote healing and were thoroughly incorporated throughout the space. The use of cool colors were placed not only for enjoyment, but also to further the healing process of the patients
Responsibilities: Concept Development | Floor Plan Renderings | Perspective Renderings | Reflected Ceiling Plans | Programming | FF&E Selection | Branding Development Color Coded Plan | Furniture Specifications
NURSE STATION -Custom acoustic panels down hallway used for wayfinding to exam rooms.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
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Room Legend: 1. Waiting 2. Reception 3. Staff Lounge 4. Work Room 5. Exam Room 6. Consult 7. Nurse Station 8. Secondary Waiting 9. Family Restroom 10. Staff Restroom 11. Drug / Pharmacy
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
LEVEL 1
Lighting Legend:
Ceiling Height: 10'-0" unless noted otherwise
2x2 LED Troffer Intra Lighting Gyon 604mm Intra Lighting Gyon 1724mm Recessed Can Custom Acoustic Panel Exhaust Smoke Detector Exit Sign OCL Glowing
OCL Glowing
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WAITING ROOM -Ceiling feature mimics wing of a butterfly. -Open waiting room is divided into a sick and well area.
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CORPORATE
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BLUES BREW Steelcase Design Competition, 2019 Studio IV | Individual Project
Jackson, MS Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 36,000 SF
OBJECTIVE |
To design and create a company's first headquaters facility used for Human Resources Division and Corporate Training Center. The general atmosphere of the center should reflect corporate culture and support employee health and wellness.
CONCEPT |
Merge rural roots of Blues Brew to an urban atmospher of Jackson, MS. By combining natural elements of the Delta with structural elements of the building achieves an industrial environment. Creating a space for employees that is both welcoming and stimulating.
RESEARCH |
Use of cool colors are best for workplaces where people need to be calm and relaxed. Acoustic privacy, visual privacy, and informational privacy are needed in an open office plan. Acoustical elements help reduce noise and distractions. Four pillars of ergonomics promotes health and wellness in workplace: natural reach zone, support, air quality, and vision.
Responsibilities: Concept Development | Floor Plan Renderings | Perspective Renderings | Block Diagram | Reflected Ceiling Plans | Block Diagram | Programming | FF&E Selection
RECEPTION - Industrial light fixtures, branding wall, and open concept makes space an inviting atmosphere.
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FLOOR PLAN | level 9 3
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LEVEL 9 Room Legend: 1. Break Room 2. Classroom 3. Enclave 4. Breakout Room 5. QMS Training Room 6. Quiet Zone 7. Packaging 8. General Storage 9. Office 10. Work Station 11. Luggage Storage 12. Reception 13. Conference 14. QMS Lab 15. Testing Room
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | level 9
LEVEL 9 Lighting Legend:
Custom Acoustic Panel
Acoustic Light
Pendant Light
2x4 Troffer Light
ACT Ceiling Tile
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FLOOR PLAN | level 10 10
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LEVEL 10 Room Legend: 1. Break Room 2. Classroom 3. Enclave 4. Breakout Room 5. QMS Training Room 6. Quiet Zone 7. Packaging 8. General Storage 9. Office 10. Work Station 11. Luggage Storage 12. Reception 13. Conference 14. QMS Lab 15. Testing Room
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | level 10
LEVEL 10 Lighting Legend:
Custom Acoustic Panel
Acoustic Light
Pendant Light
2x4 Troffer Light
ACT Ceiling Tile
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WORK STATION -Soft fabricated lights used to help with acoustics over workstation.
BREAK ROOM -Detailed ceiling and flooring separates bar from lounge and dining area while bringing life to the space.
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RESTAURANT
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ZAJEDENO Regional ASID Student Competition, 2019 Studio IV | Group Project: 2 Interior Designers
SILVER Zadar, Croatia Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator 7,000 SF
OBJECTIVE |
Work with a partner to design and create a space based on Croatia. Implementing the country's culture and architectural elements.
CONCEPT |
Zajedeno is a place to unite people together. Inspired by remains of a church in Zadar, Croatia, clover shape outline is distinguishable. Visualization of interlocking circles influenced the design. By combining elements from the remains of the church and applying to the design.
RESEARCH |
When taking into account for acoustics in restaurants noise levels change during the day. Colors affect customers on the time spent at the restaurant. Lighting design sets the mood. Surrounding areas are important. Visibility, amount of foot and vehicle, nearness and easy parking are critical to success.
Responsibilities: Concept Development | Floor Plan Renderings | Perspective Renderings | Elevation Renderings | Block Diagram | Programming | FF&E Selection
EXTERIOR -Influenced by Croatian buildings, arches and raw materials such as construction rocks inspired the restaurant facade.
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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN 9 8
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MEZZANINE
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LEVEL 1 Room Legend: 1. Outdoor Seating 2. Waiting 3. Host Station 4. Bar 5. Dining Area 6. Private Dining 7. Mezzanine Dining 8. Restroom 9. Kitchen
BLOCK DIAGRAMS 9 8
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LEVEL 1 Room Legend: 1. Outdoor Seating 2. Waiting 3. Host Station 4. Bar 5. Dining Area 6. Private Dining 7. Mezzanine Dining 8. Restroom 9. Kitchen
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BAR -Focal point of restaurant is the bar which reflects the logo design. -Ceiling repeats the bar shape and has acoustical properties.
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PRIVATE DINING -Shades on arched windows allows privacy for diners. -Wallcovering replicates the stone from church remains.
DINING AREA -Pathway around bar becomes wayfinding in restaurant. -Variety of seating options provided for customers.
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DETAILING
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MILLWORK
PARTITION TYPES
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CREATIVE
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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HAND RENDERING
PHOTOREALISTIC
FAST SKETCH
DRAWING
STILL LIFE
SELF PORTRAIT
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THANK YOU
SAVANNAH CREW C: E: W:
228.233.9120 slc709@gmail.com www.savannahcrew.com