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EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Council for Interior Design Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduaion August 2020 GPA: 3.53/4.00
COMPUTER SKILLS
WORK EXPERIENCE
AutoCAD
INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTANT SOMETHING SOUTHERN DESIGN AND FURNISHINGS STARKVILLE, MS 2018 - PRESENT ▪Job shadowing of interior design ▪Sale of merchandise ▪Consult, Design, and Installation
Revit
PERFORMER MISS MISSISSIPPI PAGEANT VICKSBURG, MS 2019 ▪Performed as an entertainer throughout Miss Mississippi America Scholarship Competition
Excel
Microsot Word Powerpoint
Adobe Illustrator
DANCE INSTRUCTOR ACADEMY OF COMPETITIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS STARKVILLE, MS 2018 – PRESENT ▪Teach students ages 4-13 ▪Prepare high school students for dance team audiions ▪Maintain dancers’ technique and skills for upcoming school year
InDesign Sketchup
RELATED COURSES
ASSISTANT HELEN’S FLORIST VICKSBURG, MS 2017 ▪Job shadowed the design of loral arrangements ▪Delivered loral arrangements to customers ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR ART AT HEART VICKSBURG, MS 2017 ▪Assisted the main instructor in educaing young children about the ine arts ▪Prepared tools and equipment for the children ▪Cleaned equipment
Adobe Photoshop
Color and Lighing Construcion Documents and Detailing AutoCAD Revit Digital Design Furniture Design Photography LEED
ID Graphics Rendering Texiles Design 1 & 2 Drawing 1 History of Interiors 1 & 2 Environments for Special Needs Theater Lighing
INVOLVEMENT
ASID STUDENT CHAPTER MEMBER 2016 - PRESENT ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY 2016 - PRESENT
HONORS AND AWARDS THIRD PLACE WINNER 2019 MSU Brasield and Gorrie Student Design Compeiion STUDENT SUCCESS SCHOLAR Perfect Atendance Fall 2016
MISSISSIPPI STATE POM SQUAD 2016 - 2019
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Hospitality
Education
Restaurant
Medical
Retail
Furniture Design
Design
Photography
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Hospitality
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Description of the Project Hotel Louis is a group project set in the city of St. Louis. Louis. It contains five parts of a boutique hotel: a lobby, lobby restaurant, spa, guest rooms, and rooftop bar and grill. The concept of Hotel Louis revolves around the styles seen throughout New Orleans.
Hotel Louis
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Concierge Perspective
he concept of the Hotel Louis begins with New Orleans. St. Louis and New Orleans have very similar backgrounds in that they are both connected by the Mississippi River. They are both influenced by jazz music. music They both have a “French French Quarter�, as well. The lobby is designed after the New Quarter
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Orleans French Quarter, taking the brick and wrought iron details that are seen throughout the city, as well as intricate chandeliers, marble, checkered flooring, and exquisite wall and ceiling details. The lobby of Hotel Louis expresses very french and creole architecture because its roots lie in New Orleans.
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First Level - Rendered Floorplan Lobby
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Dining Perspective oprillo resembles the area in New Orleans called Marigny specifically Frenchman the Faubourg Marigny, Street. As Frenchman Street is the central hub for Street local jazz in New Orleans, Soprillo Restaurant and Bar is the jazz hub of Hotel Louis. The design
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Booth Seating Elevation
of the bar area and the musicians’ stage follow the Creole Cottage architecture seen in this part of New Orleans, such as the dark, warm tones, the siding on the bar, the brick, and the wrought iron details.
Soprillo restaurant and bar
First Level - Rendered Floorplan Soprillo
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Bar Perspective aucous, the rooftop bar and grill on top of Hotel Louis, echoes the one and only Bourbon Street Stree of New Orleans with cobblestone flooring and wrought iron accents to
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recreate the flare and decadence of that infamous street. With multiple bars, patrons can tour the street while gazing at a panoramic view through eight foot glass walls.
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Education
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Concept Image The Rorschach inkblot test used to be a credited psychological evaluation technique in which patients would look at the images and project what they see.
Concept Image Balance is a very important aspect of life. Keeping the “big picture” in mind is great, and giving yourself a break is important to mental health.
Concept Image Mindfulness is defined as a mental state achieved by focusing one’s awareness on the present moment.
Description of the Project Next Hub is a two story, physical location for individuals furthering their education in online classes. classes It includes multiple style classrooms, a VR center, tutoring centers, a makerspace, as well as a wildcard space: the art room. The concept of Next Hub revolves around the mind and the psychology in which the mind works best. In these spaces, designs implement balance and harmony to encourage peace among the students and their minds, The classrooms are organized to function to whatever their needs may be, and the study areas and learning commons are relaxing, modern, and contain a multitude of sunlight to promote good health. Researchers show that the color orange promotes energy while the color green promotes security. Next Hub includes both to project balance and mindfulness mindfulness.
Front Desk Perspective
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Private Dining Perspective
Active Learning Classroom Perspective
11th Floor Rendered Floorplan
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n the 11th floor of the building, Next Hub contains Active Classrooms, tutoring centers, and more. The concept of the mind is seen throughout the space. The ceiling treatment in the Active Learning Classroom represents brain waves when 10/22/2019 10:59:50 AM
11th Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
an individual is calm. They also act as acoustic panels to keep noise and other distractions out so students can focus. All of the furniture in the spaces come from Steelcase and are flexible to permit different activities in the spaces.
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Learning Commons Perspective Art Studio Perspective
10th Floor Rendered Floorplan
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he 10th floor provides a variety of flexible classroom and small group configurations. The learning commons provides open space for social interaction. The art studio provides students space to
10th Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
engage in a variety of modalities. Just as the inkblot tests projected what the patients wanted to see, theses areas and rooms reflect what the students need for their specific tasks.
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Restaurant
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Concept Image The natural aspects of the Amazon Rainforest inspired the design of Gradi.
Description of the Project Gradi is a group restaurant project in the country of Brazil in which much research was to be conducted to ensure that proper measures were taken to uphold Brazil’s own culture. Within Brazil, the city Sao Paulo was chosen as the specified region of design..
Concept Image Brazil has the largest population of indigenous people in the world.
Concept Image The natural yet exodic colors of the animals that live in Brazil inspired much of the color palette seen throughout this project Facade Perspective
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Private Dining Perspective
he concept began with a gradient (hence the shortening of the word to “Gradi�) to merge the civilized city of Sao Paulo with the indigenous Amazon Rainforest in Brazil. The image above depicts the private dining space (a requirement of the project). Notice the ceiling which represents
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Dining Perspective
the veins on leaves in the image below, as well as the lighting fixtures that reflect hanging fruit baskets in the streets of Brazil In the deepest part of the restaurant is a green wall that depicts the rustic character of the rainforest.
Rendered Floorplan The gradient is revealing throughout the space and in the flooring and furniture. Modern aesthetics are seen in the lower section of the floorplan and gradually become more dark and rustic towards the top. Gradi seats 208 individuals.
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Coffee Bar Perspective The bar is inspired by a bridge on a hiking trail through the Amazon Rainforest. Coffee is an important aspect of Brazilian culture and while at Gradi, coffee is plentiful, alcohol is also served at the bar.
esponsibilities included: conducting research, conceptual design, programming, space planning, and inish selections. Personal responsibilities consisted of the design of the cofee bar and editing images through photoshop.
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Concept Image The concept of MetaPlex began with metamorphosis. Sick children progress to well, similar to how a caterpillar turns to a butterfly.
Concept Image The palette and patterns in the room imagine the diverse colors and flow of butterflies.
Concept Image The main goal of the space was to make children confident and happy while visiting the doctor’s office.
Description of Project MetaPlex is a group project consisting of four members, The requirements were to design a children’s hospital. This design entailed in-depth research and strategic planning. According to researchers, nature is an encouraged aspect to implement in clinical design as it promotes wellness. Along with wellness aesthetics, researchers mention that the layout of a medical center should be precise to ensure patient satisfactory as well as employee productivity.
Waiting Room Perspective
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Rendered Floorplan The Metaplex concept revolves around metamorphosis as children transition from sick to well and grow from child to adult. The stages of butterfly development from larva to adult inspired the color scheme and architectural features of the waiting room.
he image to the left is of an exam room. Each exam room is different, but all reflect caterpillars and butterflies. The bright colors are applied to enhance the happiness of the children in the space. MetaPlex Pediatric Clinic tries its best to be a happy place for all patients. The below image is of the nurses station. Also in that view are intricate ceilings and flooring, used for wayfinding and designed with butterflies in mind,
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Exam Room Elevation
Nurses’ Station Perspective
esponsibilities consisted of: conducting research, conceptual design, programming, space planning, and inish selections. Personal responsibilities included: designing the initial block plans and loor plans
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Retail
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Class - Concept Image Marble flooring throughout the space embolden the concept of classicism.
Elegance - Concept Image Coffered ceilings and velvet Louis XVI sofas create an elegant space.
Royalty - Concept Image Chandeliers are placed throughout the spaces to imitate royal palaces.
Facade Elevation
Anna Olivia Description of the Project Anna Olivia is a designer retail flagship in Canada. This project consists of 2 stories, a grand stair, and a variety of merchandise including clothing, hats, purses, furs, jewelry, etc. Project requirements called for all hand rendered drawings. Anna Olivia’s concept derived from the thought that every girl wants to feel glamorous at some point in their life.
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evel one is comprised of purses, hats, scarves, jewelry, and other accessories. hroughout the space lies marble looring to enhance the feel of glamour. Cofered, iteen foot ceilings create a space that is signiicant like the Palace where the Queen lives. Red velvet covers furniture and display cases, relecting the traditional fabrics and upholsteries of royalty. he chandeliers that hang sparkle and shine like diamonds and crystals on crowns and tiaras.
Purse Perspective
he above image shows the check out area and scarf booth. he arrangement of the scarves relects a traditional harlequin pattern. he image below shows the purse booth, comprised of box shelving to individualize the purses in their own display. he most prominent and new purses are in glass display cases to show importance.
Level 1 Floorplan he Level One loorplan shows the walking pattern of the area, guiding individuals from one booth to the next. Researchers have shown that individuals walk into a room and instinctively turn let, so the irst booth loop is to the let of the store.
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Level 2 Floorplan he Level Two loorplan displays the men and women’s merchandise, separated by a staircase designed approximately in the middle of the two areas.
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evel two of Anna Olivia features men’s clothing and accessories on one side and women’s clothing and furs on the other side. he image above depicts
Clothing and Fur Perspective
the grand staircase. he spiral staircase afords the customer the opportunity to scan the full store while walking up or down the stairs.
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Furniture Design
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rbit was designed to be a comfortable space where an individual can sit Indian style. It was created with long legs in mind. Individuals can relax, work, nap, and stay comfortable. It is meant to blend in, which is why earthy materials were used. he name “Orbit” was decided because of this earthy concept. he earth revolves around the sun in an orbit, making life possible, so why not relax and enjoy it. Orbit began with the Kandinski’s Squares with Concentric Rings as inspiration. He used mostly geometric shapes in his artwork. Orbit began as a 40 inch sphere and was then cut by another sphere. All shapes used to make Orbit are geometric.
Squares with Concentric Rings by Kandinski
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Design
Self Portrait
Cakes and Party Hats by Nicole M. Santiago
his design project has two parts. The first part was to select a painting to imitate. In this imitation, we were to match the colors of the paint. I chose Cakes and Party Hats by Nicole M. Santiago. Below is my imitation. The second part was to select a self portrait of ourselves and paint it in the style of our part one selection. selection To the left is my self portrait in the style of Nicole M. Santiago. Medium: Acrylic Paint
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Hand Rendering
Rendering done by hand, imitated from a magazine image Medium: Pencil Rendering Markers Original Image
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Short Depth of Field
hotography classes introduced the basic uses of a camera including aperture settings, ISO, and shutterspeed and how they work together to create the desired image.
Photography
Indirect Lighting
Blurred Motion
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Interior Design Portfolio 2020
