INTERIOR DESIGN
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HEALTHCARE | RESTAURANT | HOTEL | AIRPORT BAR
SHOSHANA YARDLEY
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Hey, I am Shoshana! I am 50% hard-working, 40% creative, and 10% coffee. Currently I am studying Interior Design at Dunwoody College of Technology. Design is my passion and through my degree, I hope to help people attain functional, beautiful, and sustainable commercial spaces. I am a skilled and adaptable design student with experience in graphic design, drafting and 3D modeling programs. Computer program experience includes; Adobe InDesign and Photoshop, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, and Microsoft Office. I am looking to continue my Interior Design career in a role where I can build on my work experience and the skills gained during my education. Combining my passion for sustainability, repurposing, and creativity into my work, I look forward to design spaces that help improve experiences in our built environment and the footprint we leave behind.
Hey, I am Shoshana! I am 50% hard-working, 40% creative, and 10% coffee. Currently I am studying Interior Design at Dunwoody College of Technology. Design is my passion and through my degree, I hope to help people attain functional, beautiful, and sustainable commercial spaces. I am a skilled and adaptable design student with experience in graphic design, drafting and 3D modeling programs. Computer program experience includes; Adobe InDesign and Photoshop, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, and Microsoft Office. I am looking to continue my Interior Design career in a role where I can build on my work experience and the skills gained during my education. Combining my passion for sustainability, repurposing, and creativity into my work, I look forward to design spaces that help improve experiences in our built environment and the footprint we leave behind.
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HEALTHCARE The project focuses on applying the design process to develop a 21,000 square foot, orthopedic clinic and ASC in a single story building. • • • • •
3 OR’s for general procedures Procedure Suite for injections Orthopedic clinic plus support spaces Instrument processing will be on site Separate areas for Phase 1 Recovery and Patient Prep/Phase 2 Recovery
Vibrant Fabric CARE Orthopedics’ new design concept, vibrant fabric, is inspired by the intertwining of raw fibers that become stronger when together. Architectural forms, module systems, and collaborative space planning will promote a stable, human-centered environment. The refined spacial organization will maintain privacy and uphold health code standards to best support healing. The interweaving of staff and patients will create a vibrant atmosphere in public and private areas, strengthening all parts of the process.
SURGERY CENTER
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FLOOR PLAN
1 Registration • Hospitality Station • Restrooms 7
2 Orthopedic Clinic • Exam Rooms (8) • Staff and PA Stations
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4 Prep/Phase 1 & 2 Recovery • Recovery Rooms • Nurse Station • Nourishment Alcove • Medication Room
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3 Sterile Surgery Area • Operating Rooms (4) • Sub-sterile Room 1
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5 Surgical Support Areas • Anesthesia Workroom 6 Central Sterile Processing • Decontamination • Clean and Sterile Supply 7 Staff and Adnim Area 8 Service Support Area
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21,000 SQFT.
LIFE SAFTEY PLAN • • • • • • •
Rated Wall Types and Exiting I-HR Smoke Barrier SMOKE COMPARTMENT A and B 1-HR Fire Rated wall assemblies Exit Access Points include Accessible Overall Diagonal Distance Exit to Exit Separation Distances
NURSE STATION AND PREP/RECOVERY ROOMS OPERATING ROOM Programs used: Revit
REVIT AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP SKETCHUP SKETCHING
RESTAURANT The project focuses on applying the design process to develop a restaurant within a hotel built in the neoclassical style in 1910. Group Project with Sam Haak • Research, location, history, demographic, persona, menu, branding and identity. • Show concept parti in plan. • Articulate Restaurant branding.
Butcher & The Boar Inspired by the Smoked, Double Cut Duroc Pork Chop we developed Contoured Frame. A sculpted community enveloped by raw surroundings is the intent for the Butcher in the Boar restaurant located in The Ludlow hotel, on Hanover street in North End Boston. The history of the city will subtly infuse its way into the interiors through warm rich tones and neoclassical elements, while keeping the strong Butcher and the Boar brand. Intimate seating alcoves will outline the interior of the restaurant, while centrally located community seating allow for a social experience.
FLOOR PLAN 1,300 SQFT.
RESTAURANT FLOOR PLAN
1 Waiting
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2 Dining 3 Community table
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4 Booth 5 Private
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6 Bar 7 Restrooms SQUARE FOOTAGE: 1,300 Total 60 Total Occupancy WANTS • Easy access to kitchen for servers • Server station hidden but easily accessed • Restrooms away from kitchen but close to entrance
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BOOTH AND PRIVATE DINING ELEVATION BAR AND COMMUNITY TABLE VIEW Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Hand Sketching
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The project focus was to design a boutique hotel in Boston, within a neoclassical style building built in 1910. To understand our hotel branding and guest users, by researching location, user exeriences, trends, and amenities. Group Project with Sam Haak
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BOUTIQUE HOTEL
• Building model in Revit • Develop lobby and guest suites • Articulate hotel branding
The Ludlow Hotel The classical printing style of American Literature Books in Boston inspired the overall design story SMUDGE; imprinted layers swept by local texture. The concept smudge ties back to the ink pressed and then beginning to smudge - blurring letters from crisp lines to feathered marks. This smudging movement inspired the gradient color palette, textural surfaces, and layered materiality. Sweeping architectural elements and blending of spaces allude to the thick ink smudging across the layered pages. The local texture within the space ties back to the historic parts of North End Boston with locally sourced materials and art.
FLOOR PLAN 2,800 SQFT.
INSPIRED BY THE CORNER BOOKSTORE
SMUDGE IMPRINTED LAYERS SWEPT BY LOCAL TEXTURE
BOUTIQUE HOTEL FLOOR PLAN
1 Lobby 2 Check-in
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3 Market
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4 Lounge 5 Bar 6 Restrooms 4
WANTS • Clear check-in • Market and Branding • Business area • Local art feature(s) GUEST ROOMS: • Sleep (4) • Wardrobe storage • Kitchenette • Restroom • View
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GUESTROOM DOUBLE SUITE VIEW GUESTROOM DOUBLE HEADBOARD ELEVATION Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Hand Sketching
REVIT AUTOCAD
This project was in conjunction with my Intro to Revit course. All items in this project were built and rendered in Revit. The project focus was to engage passersby with a unique facade within a larger building, researching location and company branding. • Build model in Revit • Create all furniture in Revit families • Render 3D views in Revit
The Sonder Shaker
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Sonder shaker’s bar at the Minneapolis Airport alludes to sonder; the casual connections that accrue between friends or strangers, similar to two different paths crossing for a brief moment. This new cocktail lounge will maintain Sonder Shaker’s vibes through light, open yet intimate spaces, and grounded with natural materials. The key structural elements will represent Sonder Shaker’s diverse and local roots in a radial encounter. The radial center acts as the focus and meeting point of all who encounter the bar.
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AIRPORT BAR
The design of the bar compliments the new location which encounters two crossing lines creating a radial connection between people and the environment.
FLOOR PLAN 1,000 SQFT.
BAR APPROACH VIEW FURNITURE PIECES CREATED WITH REVIT FAMILIES Programs used: Revit and Photoshop
MINI PROJECTS: ADDITIONAL SKILLS
MODEL BUILDING
BRANDING - PHOTOSHOP
HOTEL LOBBY STAIRS
RECEPTION DESK
SKETCHUP - PHOTOSHOP
SKETCHUP - ENSCAPE
SENIOR LIVING APARTMENT
SENIOR LIVING LOBBY
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