TEIONNA HANNA
This portfolio is an introduction to my undergraduate interior design work. I am currently a student at Iowa State University, looking for an interior design position when I graduate this upcoming May of 2023.
I have always been passionate about the development of spaces, specifically hospitality and commercial design. Space is a large portion of our everyday lives, and my goal is to provide interior environments that will make a difference in those lives.
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01 HOSPITALITY 02 HOSPITALITY 03 COMMERCIAL 04 COMMERCIAL 05 RESIDENTIAL LA DOLCE VITA THE COFFEE HOUSE HIGHER EDUCATION SIERRA HEIGHTS CCRC TINY TUSCAN VILLA “SPACE IS THE BREATH OF ART” FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT CONTENTS
LUXURY ITALIAN RESTAURANT LA DOLCE VITA 01
La Dolce Vita is a high-end Italian restaurant built in New York City. The idea behind the large brick building was to capture the surrounding city life with elegance. The immense windows and curved archways create this visual, bringing in a variety of sunlight and darkness to set the tone of the environment. The chosen color palette correlates to La Dolce Vita’s characteristics, providing an elegant experience for a romantic dinner, lunch with friends and family, and serving as a place to gather with others, inside or on the relaxing outdoor patio.
Individual Project: Time span of three months.
ENTRY AND WAITING
ENTRY AND WAITING
MAIN DINING
LEVEL ONE
LEVEL TWO
The archways throughout the restaurant provide great separation and circulation around its main focus of the bar. Individuals in the restaurant will be able to have the option of social interaction, as well as privacy if preferred.
EAST DINING ELEVATION 10’ 12’ 5’ 4” 25’ BAR/LOUNGE
LEFT DINING
OUTDOOR PATIO
PRIVATE DINING
MATERIAL
MAIN DINING
MATERIAL SELECTION
1 BEIGE LEATHER - SEATING
2 TAN LEATHER - SEATING
3 GRAY MARBLE - SOLID SURFACE
4 BLACK MARBLE - CASEWORK
5 GRAY MARBLE - ENTRY FLOORING
6 BLACK AND WHITE MARBLE - MAIN FLOORING
1 2 3 4 5 6
THE COFFEE HOUSE 02
CAFE
DINING
This coffee shop can be home to many on the outskirts of Chicago. Its natural color palette with various shades of blue gives a vibrant and airy environment for people to enjoy daily. Natural materials such as wood complement throughout to give a comforting feel to the space, making it a great place to study, grab breakfast, or catch up with a friend. The Coffee House will serve various drinks, from coffee and tea to juices and breakfast pastries that best fit the client.
Individual Class Project: Time span of three weeks.
MATERIAL LEVEL ONE
MATERIAL SELECTION
1 TEXTURED BLUE WALLCOVERING
2 WHITE CERAMIC TILE - FLOORING AND WALLS
3 TAUPE CERAMIC TILE - FLOORING
4 NAVY UPHOLSTERY - STOOLS
5 BLUE VELVET UPHOLSTERY - SEATING
6 NAVY VELVET UPHOLSTERY - SEATING
7 WALNUT WOOD - CASEWORK AND TABLES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
EDUCATION 03
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BUILDING HIGHER
The current Landscape Architecture building on Iowa State’s campus is tightly spaced, poorly lit, and non-welcoming to the international students and faculty that occupy this environment. Our focus as design students was to replenish the existing space with a new and improved learning environment at Iowa State University. Using modernized finishes, various colors, and an open concept with natural light will provide the users with a comfortable and welcoming space to engage on campus.
Class Group Project: Time span of four months. Renders shown were my portion of responsibilities for level one of the project, with the concept and design collaboration of Madison Sprague.
STUDENT LOUNGE
CAFE
LEVEL ONE RCP LEVEL ONE FURNITURE PLAN
LEVEL ONE POWER PLAN
30" UPPER CABINET
WHITE WOOD FINISH
4" CHROME HANDLE
GRAY GLASS BACKSPLASH TILE
WHITE MARBLE COUNTERTOP
WHITE WOOD FINISH
FACULTY BREAKROOM
30" UPPER CABINETS 1' - 7 7/16" 2'6" 1'2" 0'5 1/2" 2'7" 0'3 1/2" 2'6" 0'3 1/2"2'8 1/2"0'4"1'2" 3' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0" 2'2" Scale Checked by Drawn by Project number Original drawing A1(840mm 594mm). Printed on ARCH Do not scale contents of this drawing. Sheet Number Sheet Title Key Plan Professional Seals Description No. Approved by Company logo As indicated MILLWORK DETAIL 1 21.001.01 GROUP A921 612 FARM HOUSE AMES, IA 50011 TM Designs Ames, IA 3/16" = 1'-0" MILLWORK DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 MILLWORK DETAIL G FLOOR
CHROME
TOE
1 1/2" = 1'-0" 2 MILLWORK ELEVATION MILLWORK DETAIL MATERIAL EAST FACULTY BREAKROOM ELEVATION
SINK BASE CABINET
KICK
1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS LEAFLET - WALLS 2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS TERRACOTTA - WALLS 3 CERAMIC WALL TILE - BREAKROOM 4 CERAMIC WALL TILE - CAFE 5 WALNUT WOOD - CASEWORK
6 LIGHT OAK - FACULTY FLOORING 7 SEA GREEN UPHOLSTERY - STOOLS 8 CORONDO ORANGE UPHOLSTERY - STOOLS 9 TAUPE LEATHER/UPHOLSTERY - SEATING 10 BERKSHIRE GREEN - SEATING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
MATERIAL SELECTION
FACULTY OFFICES
SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY SIERRA HEIGHTS 04
Our group was challenged to replenish the rundown Park Fair Mall in Des Moines, Iowa to a new functioning senior living community. Our design suits the needs of senior clients by providing brain stimulation through our sensory spaces and color palette. The earthy tones with accents of retro color variations coordinate with our inspiration from National Parks across the United States. Many National Parks were popularized in the same time period when our clients were adolescents, our concept will bring back memories and connect their future with their past.
Class Group Project: Time span of four months. Renders shown were my portion of responsibilities for the project with the concept and design collaboration of Kayla Sell, and Samia Abdalla.
LEVEL THREE
LEVEL ONE
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
THIRD FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
ASSISTED LIVING, HIGHEST LEVEL OF CARE
SECOND FLOOR
INDEPENDENT LIVING, SOME ASSISTANCE
FIRST FLOOR
OFFICES, PUBLIC, AND PRIVATE SPACES
GROUND FLOOR
NO ASSISTANCE NEEDED, MOST PUBLIC SPACE
ZONES
PUBLIC
STAFF PRIVATE
The idea of the atrium is to begin small at ground level and expand larger to the third floor. The immense skylight will provide the main source of natural lighting. Many heights surround national parks, and this plays into the role of our design concept and development.
CAFE LOUNGE
CAFE DINING
MATERIAL
LEVEL ONE
EAST CAFE SECTION
EAST TO WEST BUILDING SECTION
MATERIAL SELECTION
1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS INTRIGUE - WALLS
2 TAUPE UPHOLSTERY - CHAIRS
3 GEORGIA CLAY LEATHER - SEATING
4 TRITON BLUE LEATHER - SEATING
5 FOGLIZZO GREEN LEATHER - SEATING
6 LVT TERRAZZO - CAFE FLOORING
7 LVT WOOD - MAIN FLOORING
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
FITNESS ROOM
FITNESS ROOM
MATERIAL LEVEL ONE
MATERIAL SELECTION
1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS CHATROOM - WALLS
2 SHERWIN WILLIAMS INTRIGUE - WALLS
3 TRITON BLUE LEATHER - CHAIRS
4
5 BEIGE RUBBER VINYL - ACCENT FITNESS FLOORING
6 LVT WOOD - FLOORING
WHITE STONE - WALLS
1 2 3 4 5 6
ASSISTED BEDROOM
ASSISTED LIVING APARTMENT
The assisted living apartments were designed to be an open layout, giving more access to each area of its environment. Its natural materials used in the common spaces were carried throughout each apartment in a unique way to give residential character to every individual that lives within them.
SOUTH KITCHEN ELEVATION 2’ 5” 3’ 3’ 8’ LEVEL THREE
4” 1’ 3” 1’ 3”
TINY TUSCAN VILLA 05
RESIDENTIAL TINY HOME
The benefit of a Tiny Home is that it can bring light to life in ways we have not yet discovered. Places in the world that provide us with an experience allows for an escape to our physical and mental well-being as humans. Educating our society about a new way of life can go further into sustainable living and will provide an Eco-friendly system that is more likely compatible with the earth’s population.
Tuscany is home to many with its beautiful nature, vineyards, and architecture. The endless amount of opportunities to explore nature surrounding the area and gather fresh local foods and wine daily make it a perfect place to get the true quality of life. This location of The Tuscan Villa gives a young couple an escape from the fast pace world we live in.
Individual Class Project: Time span of two months.
MATERIAL
LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO
MATERIAL SELECTION
1 TAUPE UPHOLSTERY - LIVING CHAIRS
2 WHITE PLASTER - WALLS
3 CREAM MARBLE - SOLID SURFACE
4 BEIGE MARBLE CERAMIC TILE - BATH FLOORING
5 RAW WOOD - MAIN FLOORING
6 WOOD PLAM - CASEWORK
1 2 3 4 5 6
NORTH SECTION
With little space to work with, building up was the best option for this Tiny Home. The 16’ ceilings create a visual of openness to correlate with the windows and natural lighting surrounding the home. The bedroom then has privacy with a solid railing that can look over to below without feeling confined in the space.
DRAWINGS
ROME SKETCHING AND HAND DRAWN INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES
While studying abroad in Rome, I would sketch elements and perspectives of my surroundings. The interior perspective shown below was one of my first perspective drawing assignments from my core design classes at Iowa State.
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