Interior Design Portfolio 2018

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Portfolio

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Interiors

Taylor Goetschius 104 Crestview Drive NE, Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (319) 721 4281 | tgoetsch@iastate.edu

Education

Iowa State University | Ames, IA CIDA Accredited, BFA in Interior Design Expected Graduation May 2018

Skills

-Design Programs Including: RevIT, AutoCAD, SketchUP & CET Designer -Microsoft Office Programs Including: Outlook, Word & Excel -Adobe Programs -PowerCampus

Interior Design Student Association Iowa State University August 2015- Present

Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity Iowa State University October 2016- Present Secretary & Tripod Committee Chair

Asisstant Professor in Interior Design, ISU 158 Design, 715 Bissell Rd, Ames, IA 50011 (515)-294-8393 | dshihabi@iastate.edu

Interior Design Intern May 2017- August 2017 -Assisted designers with corporate interior design projects -Organized and maintained materials library -Utilized Microsoft Outlook to schedule meetings with design reps and other designers

Cornell College | Mount Vernon, IA

Gary’s Foods | Mount Vernon, IA

Phi Sigma Pi Leadership Academy Hosted by National Staff February 2018 Certified as a Leadership in Action Facilitator

Diane Al Shihabi

Workspace, Inc. | Des Moines IA

Advancement Office Assistant Summers of May 2014- August 2016 -Data Entry, filing, large mailings, and other miscellaneous duties as needed -Confidentiality towards donor, student, alumni, faculty and staff files -Transported donor checks, confidential files, and other materials between departments

Acknowledgments

References

Work Experiences

Elyse Poe

Cashier and Product Stocker August 2013- August 2016 -Received payment by cash, check, credit cards, vouchers, or automatic debits -Restocked and organized products on shelving

Interior Designer, Workspace, Inc 309 Locust Street, Des Moines, IA 50309 (515)-558-6052 | epoe@workspaceinc.net

Alice Povey

Advancement Services Assistant, Cornell College 611 1st Street W, Mount Vernon, IA 52314 (319)-895-4204 | apovey@cornellcollege.edu

Table of Contents

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Assisted Living

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Residential

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Historic Preservation

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Commercial Healthcare

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Retail

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Photoshop Experience

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Creative Works

Assisted Living

Floor plan 1/16” = 1’0”

Aesthete- Community House Spring 2017 | Assisted Living Studio

Project Description: To create an assisted living campus in Panama Pacifico, Panama, consisting of a community house and four separate households. This campus is specifically designed for the baby boomer population as they enter retirement. These spaces encourage socialization between the residents and their guests.

What I learned: Throughout this project, I learned more about codes and regulatory compliance within a space, to ensure the safety, clean-ability, and practicality. It was also a challenge to create flexibility of a space and find solutions, like lighter furniture, multiple storage closets, and multiple layout options, that utilized each space to its highest potential.

Concept: The spatial design includes an inviting, open concept plan that encourages the social interaction between senior residents. There will be elements such as a vertical garden inside, that will create an important connection between the interior and exterior while carrying this design aesthetic to every area of the facility for a cohesive look and feel. The design will include many opportunities that allow for residents to engage with the outdoor environment with large windows, combined garden and patio space, as well as a covered therapy pool. These features will promote a healthy style of living for both mind and body of the residents.

Programs Used: RevIT, Photoshop & InDesign

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Lobby Aesthete Assisted Living Spring 2017

Assisted Living

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Cafe Aesthete Assisted Living Spring 2017

Assisted Living

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Residential

Furniture Plan

Luxury LaSalle Residence Spring 2016 | Residential Studio

Project Description: To design a luxury style home that fit the wants, needs, and mobility of the LaSalle family and their mother, Aisha.

What I learned: I learned about designing a luxury residence with a floor plan that catered to the specific needs of the client .In addition, i learned how to incorporate the design preferences of the client that followed a particular design theme: Roman and Indian styles.

Location: Lot 3, Wayzata, Minnesota

Programs Used: RevIT, Photoshop & InDesign

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Living Room La Salle Luxury Residence Spring 2016

Residential

Inspiration: Roman Pottery Courtesy: arteducationdaily.blogspot.com

Inspiration: Pantheon, Rome Courtesy: ancient.eu

Studies: Throughout this project, I looked more into how natural light affects a space. With the living room and bedrooms on the southwest side of the home, I wanted to make sure that the lighting was not too harsh during the day.

Studying a solar path chart really helped me understand the movement of the sun and how it affects the overall look of the space and textiles used.

Solar Path Chart Courtesy: e-education.psu.edu

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Master Bedroom La Salle Luxury Residence Spring 2016

Residential

Kitchen La Salle Luxury Residence Spring 2016

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Historic Preservation

Level 2 Floorplan 1/16” = 1’0”

Warrior hotel

Fall 2017 | Historic Preservation Studio Project Description: To research and brainstorm solutions to rehabilitate the Warrior Hotel in Sioux City, Iowa. Also, to provide modern amenities to the second floor wedding suites to meet guest’s expectations while staying true to the original Art Deco and Indian styles through architecture, textiles, and color palette.

What I learned: Throughout my research, I was introduced to the four main options of historic preservation: preservation, rehabilitation, restoration, and reconstruction. I also conducted research of design styles and modern interpretations of these styles, to maintain the grandeur and originality of the space.

The Warrior Hotel and Davidson Building Courtesy: Sioux City Public Museum

Programs Used: RevIT, Photoshop & InDesign

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Bridal Suite Living Room Warrior Hotel | Sioux City, Iowa Fall 2017

Historical Preservation Concept: The Bridal Suite is designed to emphasis light, reflectance, and the Art Deco style. The windows on all three sides of the Warrior Hotel allow for a great amount of natural light to reflect off of the pristine white walls throughout the space.

Recreating the Art Deco style through symmetry of the fireplace and wall detailing, help create a sense of luxury and tie the space back to its original inspiration.

Bridal Suite Floor plan 1/16” = 1’0”

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Bridal Suite Bedroom Warrior Hotel | Sioux City, Iowa Fall 2017

Historical Preservation

Bridal Suite Floor plan 1/16” = 1’0”

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Commercial Healthcare

Bubble Diagram

Block Diagram

NEXT Student Design Competition Fall 2017 | Commercial Studio

Project Description: To design a medical office in Portland, Oregon using Steelcase products and technology. This office focuses mainly on patients that are going through multiple complex conditions.

What I learned: I learned how to create flow throughout the entire floor plan, while allowing private access to employees and patients. I also learned how to incorporate different zones to control sound and access of different people; Me-Private, Me-Public, We-Private, We-Public.

Inspiration: Icelandic Black Sand Beaches Courtesy: ExtremeIceland.is

Programs Used: RevIT, Photoshop & InDesign

Adjacency Matrix

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Cafe NEXT Student Design Competition Fall 2017

Commercial

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Open Office NEXT Student Design Competition Fall 2017

Commercial

Sketch of Quiet Spaces

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Retail

Longitudinal Section Cut

South Exterior Elevation, Night

Ceaseless

Fall 2016 | Retail Studio Project in Collaboration with Sydney Goff

Project Description: To become more familiar with retail design in a real-world context while working alongside with Iowa State University’s Apparel, Merchandising, and Design (AMD) students to create a flagship store in a global perspective.

What I learned: Working alongside AMD student, Caroline Bailey, I was able to understand the challenge of working with a real client. I had the opportunity to give my input for her design requests which resulted in a flagship store in Rome, Italy. The design for her athletic brand, Ceaseless, included a yoga studio as a surprise feature. It challenged me to understand building codes, shopping habits and expectations abroad.

Programs Used: RevIT, Photoshop & InDesign

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Mezzanine Yoga Studio Perspective Ceaseless Retail Studio Fall 2016

Retail

Lower Level Perspective by Sydney Goff Ceaseless Retail Studio Fall 2016

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Photoshop Experience

Rendered Floor plan

Luxury Apartment Fall 2015 | Residential Studio

Project Description: To become familiar with rendering in Adobe Photoshop with floor plans created in SketchUp. As well as, create a project concept board using InDesign.

What I learned: By using Photoshop to create digital renderings, I was able to experiment with shading, texture, and creating seamless patterns.

I was also able to experiment by bringing in images of objects and scaling them to size to create a more “lived in� experience.

Programs Used: SketchUp, Photoshop & InDesign Top | Kitchen, South Elevation Bottom | Kitchen, West Elevation

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Creative Works

Wall Graphic, 2017 Training Room, Workspace, Inc.

Chair Re-upholstery, Summer 2016

One-Point Perspective, 2015 Pencil on Strathmore

Still Life, 2015 Crosshatching, Micron Pen on Strathmore

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