INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO SYDNEY WYDRA
CONTENTS piedmont center for behavioral health 3-4 AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER 5-6 PAVE COMPETITION 7-8 PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL 9-14 IIDA STUDENT BOOTH COMPETITION 15-16 TURKISH RESTAURANT 17-20 NC WORKS 21-22 HOME RENOVATION 23-24 KITCHEN DESIGN 25-26 27-28 HAND RENDERINGS
ABOUT ME MY SKILLS Revit, Autocad, Sketchup, Enscape, Bluebeam, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator Additional knowledge in... Building codes LEED certification requirements Residential & commercial construction
GENERAL INFO Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Appalachian State University Class of 2019 IIDA Member ASID Member
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PIEDMONT CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
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FIRST Floor Plan COURTYARD 54
The piedmont center for behavioral health is a comprehensive residential treatment facility dedicated to the care and treatment of behavioral health patients.
The Piedmont Center for Behavioral Health is a residential treatment center for psychiatric patients. Patients can spend anywhere from 3-6 months in the concept facility. The centerdesign includes many different types of therapies such as recreational therapy, art therapy, and music therapy. behavioral health centers can be a very scary
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and intimidating place for patients in need. this creates a stigma regarding mental healthcare. this center has many materials that have a residential feel. immenities such as a fitness center, learning kitchen, day room, game room, art therapy, and music therapy allow for patients to readjust to society after suffering from various behavioral health issues that can often be socially debilitating. the design of the space allows for patients to gain a sense of independence while still being safe. the intention of this design is to restore the body and mind through, and create an optimal healing environment.
This purpose behind the design of this center is to reduce the stigma surrounding behavioral health, and create an optimal healing environment where patients can thrive. The design consists of spaces that appear more residential than institutional while still keeping safety standards in mind. This center is a place of restoration and healing where people are encouraged to learn to take care of themselves while being supported the whole time.
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KITCHEN 23
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FIRST Floor Plan COURTYARD 54
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AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTER This project was an entry for the IIDA 2109 Student Design Competition. The project brief was to create a new design for an ambulatory surgery center that was spa-like and comforting for patients and their families. The key spaces included in the brief are the exam waiting area, surgery waiting area, exam rooms, and the PACU bay/nurse station.
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PAVE STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION PAVE Student Design Competition Fall 2018 PAVE is an international competition for visual merchandising and retail design. Each year the competition is sponsored by a different company. This project is for the Home Depot. Backyard Oasis Fall 2018 The backyard oasis is a trendier take on the greenhouse. It is an area where customers can shop for indoor plants, and also contains a touch screen where they can scan bar codes to find product information such as reviews, and also learn more about gardening.
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Garden Creation Center (pictured above) Fall 2018 The Garden Creation Center is an area where customers can learn how to grow their own vegetable gardens. The design consists of a movable planter bed where store associates can give demonstrations. It also contains touch screens within the tables where customers can upload photos to aid in visualization of their garden spaces, take notes, and look for products online.
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PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL- LOBBY
PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL DESIGN SPRING 2018
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This objective of this project is to create a design for a pediatric hospital. The goal was to create a space that makes the daily tasks of staff easier and improve quality of life for patients. This design looks into biophilic design to create a calming healing environment. The concept is “Healing Garden”. This was a group project.
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PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL- PATIENT ROOM Spring 2018 This patient room design is meant to be a space that is relaxing and engaging for pediatric patients. It has a space for guests to sit and visit, a TV, chalkboards for drawing, and a headwall design that allows the patient to control the intensity and color of the lights.
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PEDIATRIC HOSPITALPLAYROOM
PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL DESIGN- PLAYROOM Spring 2018 The playroom provides a space for patients and younger visitors to get out of their rooms and play. The space has lots of natural light and carries out the concept of the healing garden by using a calming color palette and garden-themed play equipment.
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IIDA STUDENT BOOTH COMPETITION
IIDA STUDENT BOOTH COMPETITION Spring 2018 The guidelines for this project were to create a booth design for IIDA. The booth will be at the Orgatec trade show in Cologne, Germany. For this project we wanted to showcase a design that would promote what IIDA is all about: Uniting professionals from all around and striving to elevate success of professionals both old and new.
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TURKISH RESTAURANT- MAIN FLOOR
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TURKISH RESTAURANT- MAIN LEVEL Fall 2016 For this project we worked with students at Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey. The hypothetical client wanted a high-end restaurant located in the Old Ankara Train Station. The concept for this design was to merge traditional Turkish culture with a modern and inviting atmosphere. The main level is a restaurant and bar, while the upper level is a hookah bar.
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TURKISH RESTAURANTMEZZANINE
TURKISH RESTAURANT MEZZANINE Fall 2017 The mezzanine level of this restaurant design includes a Hookah bar. Hookah is a very large part of Turkish culture.
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NC WORKS NC WORKS OFFICE DESIGN SPRING 2016 This was a collaborative project in which we teamed up in groups to redesign the office for NC Works in Spruce Pine, NC. NC Works is a government organization that helps those on unemployment find jobs. They provide job training as well as career counseling for youth. As a class we developed three different plan options for them. I worked on one of them.
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HOME RENOVATION
Home Renovation Fall 2015 For this project we were asked by some close friends of our instructor to help them come up with a new design for a house they were flipping. The house is located in Blowing Rock, NC. The house had experienced a fire so it was a complete renovation. This was an individual project.
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LOWER LEVEL This hand-rendered plan is for the lower level of the home renovation project. The plan is designed to meet ADA guidelines and uses strategies of aging-in-place.
UPPER LEVEL The upper level of this design is a loft suitable for a caretaker or guest bedroom.
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KITCHEN DESIGN
CONCEPT & CLIENT PROF
The concept for this design is a functional kitchen that m accessibility standards
KITCHEN DESIGN FALL 2015
FALL 2015
KITCHEN DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS
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INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO II
Floorplan
CLIENT PROFILE THE GUIDELINES FOR THIS PROJECT
WERE TO CREATE A FUNCTIONAL KITCHEN THAT ADHERED The client has a very DESIGN modern, urban TO THE NKBA STANDARDS. FOR THIS KITCHEN THE style with a classic flair. Designs should TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC WAS A YOUNG ADULT FOR AN URBAN also have the potential to LOOKING be modified in AND MODERN KITCHEN. 0
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the future for accessibility and aging in place.
ctional kitchen that meets NKBA guidelines and The bar seating allows for a seating within a compact space. The space allotted in this project was part of the challenge. This is an alternative to a stand-alone table.
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KITCHEN DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS
SYDNEY WYDRA
INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO II
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HAND RENDERINGS CABIN LIVING ROOM HAND RENDERING FALL 2015
RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN HAND RENDERING FALL 2015
LIVING ROOM HAND RENDERING FALL 2015
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THEATER LOBBY HAND RENDERING FALL 2015
COFFEE SHOP HAND RENDERING FALL 2015
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