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Sara Wolfe
wolfe.saranoel@gmail.com 402.429.8066 1300 Crestdale Rd. Lincoln, NE 68510
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SW Sara Wolfe
wolfe.saranoel@gmail.com issuu.com/snwolfe 402.429.8066 1300 Crestdale Rd. Lincoln, NE 68510
Objective
To obtain a position within a creative setting that will foster my interior design skills and drive me to grow as a professional with a commercial firm. I appreciate the challenging aspect of space planning and would fit well in a fast-paced work environment.
Education
University of Nebraska - Lincoln College of Architecture - Interior Design Major - Art Minor Design GPA - 3.7
2010 - Present
Southeast Community College - Lincoln, NE
2005/2009
Design Proficiency ` Space Planning ` Programming ` Color Balancing ` 3D Modeling
` Team Oriented ` Communication ` Presentation ` Time Management
` Organization ` Leadership ` Multitasking ` Detailed Oriented
Technical Proficiency
Revit - Auto Cad - Sketchup - Rhino Adobe Suites - Fireworks - Photoshop - Illustrator - InDesign Microsoft Office (Max & PC) - Word, Power Point, Excel
Involvement
Student Mentor ASID Student Member Student Ambassador Student Advisory Board
Work History
Internship - Aaron Carlson Design Internship - New Age Design, Inc. Stylist - LOFT Wait Staff/Bartender - Brewsky's Food & Spirits
Awards
Global Getaway Scholarship - Study Abroad Kruger Gallery Exhibition Winner - On display from 2013-2014
2013 - Present 2012 - Present 2012 - Present 2012- 2013 2013 - Present Summer 2012 2011 - 2012 2007 - Present 2013 2012
Sephora Student Design Competition
Retail
Store Render
Beauty Bar Render
Floor Plan Option 1
Floor Plan Option 2
Floor Plan Option 3
Store Render
A versatile floor plan, high ceilings and polished red, white and black color scheme dominate the design. The customer is able to see through the entirety of the store, easily locating their desired product. This also allows the customer to progress towards the rear of the store, distinguishable by the bright white material application. While maintaining fixed shelving on the outside circulation, central moveable product displays can easily be positioned into multiple configurations for specific seasons or events. By varying displays, product is in constant rotation and allows for the merchandise to be shown in compelling ways.
Boutique Hotel // Lounge DETAT
Hospitality
Bar // Entrance Perspective
Bar // Lounge Floorplan
Hotel Room Floorplan
Lounge Perspective
Meant for loosening up and relaxing, DETAT Boutique Hotel provides a modern comfort while maintaining a disconnect from the business of everyday life. A rich color palette, soft lighting and warm fabrics enhance the sweeping views of the coastline and city, ensuring DETAT’s calm environment lying just outside of Los Angeles.
Corporate
Office
Office Render
Collaboration Work Area Render
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Floor Plan
Office Perspective Render
This upbeat and vibrant office design caters toward a free flowing creative and innovative environment. With the ever changing demands of work-space, this design offers easy accessibility, collaboration and focus areas. Workstations are designed with an open concept while more private working areas are able to be closed off. Painting by Marion Bolognesi
By being current on how offices function through mobility and technology, this office design is helping shape the next generations working culture and society. On a rotation throughout the year, local artists display their collections of work within the office. By supporting our local art culture, the office environment is able to remain connected amongst its community.
McQueen
Retail
Fitting Room Render
Hallway Render
Floorplan
Gallery // Entrance //Cash Wrap Render
The unidirectional procession within the store frames a glimpse into each zone, slightly revealing what is beyond. A gallery layout helps direct one through the space, suggesting that there is more to be seen. This idea of having a controlled reveal helps drive a continuity within the space. Through the use of grand details and modern glamour, the division of space from men and women, each evoke a diverse feeling within the space. A light and poetic material palette encompass the womens area which differs drastically from the mens darker, rich and romantic side of the store. The lounge bridges the two contrasting zones with a universal and neutral feel.
Restaurant // Patisserie French
Hospitality
Patisserie Render
Private Dining Render
Floor Plan
Reflected Ceiling Plan
Main Dining // Bar Render
pardon my French is a play on words, relating to common word mispronunciations of the French language and paying tribute to all that is French design. The restaurant tastefully incorporates multiple French styles while maintaining a cohesive and complimentary look. Natural woods, traditional fabrics, chandeliers, close knit seating arrangements and an elegant color palette enhance the dining experience, while providing a comfortable setting as a traditional French culinary meal awaits.
Floss Dentistry & Orthodontics
Healthcare
Treatment Room Render
Hallway Render
Floor Plan
Waiting Room // Entrance
A progressive and futuristic design approach integrates modular and permanent fixtures while drawing the eye from the floor to the ceiling. While curved edges and a high gloss material applications provide the perfect backdrop for recessed linear lighting, emphasizing the important design elements. Also, physical and digital views of the city become a focal point to the treatment rooms, providing a calming effect.
Sheldon Museum Chair Design Dsplayed in Kruger Gallery
Podium Exhibit Competition
Model // Axon Model // Chair
Podium // Front View
Chair Detail
Designed Chair
Inspirational Chair
The LCW chair by Ray and Charles Eames inspired my design for the Sheldon sculpture garden through ergonomics and honest construction. If installed, the designed chair would be displayed in the southeast corner of the sculpture garden, fixed into the wall and floor of the stair landing. This location provides a view overlooking the entrance of the Sheldon Art Museum, the water features and the sculptures. The idea of layers and transparency are applied to the design of the pedestal, echoing the reflection of the natural surroundings from the Sheldon’s glass façade. The physical model shown is a miniature version of the intended design.
Study Abroad Europe
Photography
Manhole Cover
Window Shutter
Stairs at Versailles (Top) Pantheon Ceiling Detail (Left)
Painting
Art Minor
Oil On Canvas
Being able to capture moments in time and preserve them for everyone else to see, brings me great pride. The photographs on the left page are from my study abroad trip to Europe. The architecture was beyond words, therefore my description of the trip was shown through still images. The paintings were produced during my courses seeking my art minor. The skill of mixing and making every pigment gave me better appreciated for the use of color in the design world.
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