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Minor: Markeing Accredited by the Council for Interior Design Accreditaion Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS GPA 3.68/4.00 Graduaion: August 2016
WORK EXPERIEN CE Teaching Assistant: ID AutoCAD Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS January 2016-Present Support student learning during class Provide step-by-step instrucions Aid the instructor during class hours
Ploing Lab/ ITS Coordinator MSU School of Architecture, Starkville, MS July 2013- Present Resolving student and faculty technical issues relaing to Mac and PC plaforms, Adobe and Autodesk Order and maintain supply inventory for lab
Job Shadow- Interior Designer
St. Dominic Hospital, Jackson, MS July 2012 Atended rep meeings Measured and sketched interiors for renovaions
COMMUNITY INVO LVEM ENT Operaion Christmas Child | 2015 Habitat for Humanity | 2013-2015 T.K. Marin Center Fun Run volunteer | 2015 City of Starkville Arts Council “ Art in the Park” volunteer | 2015 MSU The Big Event | 2013,2015 Tree Planing at the MSU Golf Course | 2013 Kappa Delta For A Cause | 2011 Girl Scout Troop events | 2011 Sally Kate Winters Home volunteer | 2011 Christmas Caroling at Vickers Personal Care Home | 2011
Sherry Wingo Memorial Scholarship | 2015 President’s Scholar (3.8-4.0 GPA) Dean’s Scholar List (3.5-3.79 GPA)
INTERIOR DESIGN ASID Student Chapter Member Community Service Oicer | 2015-2016 South Central Chapter of the Year 2014-2015 OMNOVA Wallcovering Compeiion Team Winner | 2016 ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day | 2016 Gold Medal Hospitality Design Team Gold Medal Corporate Design Gold Medal Healthcare Design ASID South Central Regional Student Career Day | 2015 2nd Place Hospitality Design Digital Rendering published in MSU “Alumnus Magazine” | 2015 ASID MSU Student Compeiion | 2015 1st Place Product Design 2nd Place Hospitality Design 3rd Place Healthcare Design Represented MSU’s Interior Design Program in MSU’s CAAD Recruitment video | 2016 Represented MSU’s Interior Design Program in MSU’s Alumnus of the Year tribute video | 2016 Represented MSU’s Interior Design Program in a Brasield and Gorrie project video | 2015 Studio IV Team project featured on Naional Geo’s: “Cabin Fever” TV series | 2015 Express Ourselves: An Exhibit of Creaive Diversity: Lamp Design displayed | 2015 Interior Design Study Tours: New Orleans, NYC, and Chicago
CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT Dean’s Council member “Imagine the Possibiliies” career event “Academic Insight” event volunteer Ambassador, College of Architecture, Art, and Design Recruited prospecive students
R ELATED CO URS ES Furniture Design Hand Rendering Digital Design Texiles for Interiors Historic Preservaion Construcion and Detailing Color and Lighing for Interiors Environments for Special Needs
AutoCAD 3D CAD and Modeling History of Interiors I and II Drawing I Design I and II Materials, Treatments and Resources Professional Pracices Photography
SOFTWARE S KILLS REVIT ARCHITECTURE 8 AUTOCAD 8.5 IL LUSTRATOR 8.5 PHOTOSHOP 7.5
SKETCH UP
INDESIGN
MAC OS
6 MICROSOFT OFFICE 8.5 RHINO 4.5 PC 8.5
6.5 BRIDGE 5.5
TR AVELS Chicago, Illinois | 2016 Nassau, Bahamas | 2015 New York, New York | 2012, 2014 Boston, Massachusets | 2014 Cozumel, Mexico | 2011 Seoul, South Korea | 2006 Vancouver, Canada | 2006-2015 Hong Kong | 2004 Manila, Philippines | 2001 Tokyo, Japan | 2001
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CONTENTS
ECHO
HEALTHCARE
08 THE PRIME HOTEL AESTAS
HOSPITALITY
18 CALDERA OUTFITTERS SWEETGUM BREWERY LIFE IS RUFF MAFES SALE STORE
MUSE CALL CENTER THE NEXT OFFICE
RETAIL
46 CORPORATE
78 CABIN FEVER PRODUCT DESIGN CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS DRAWING I DESIGN I & II HAND RENDERING PHOTOGRAPHY
OTHER
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HEALTHCARE
ECHO
CHALLENGE Research the efects of healthcare design on paients, and implement the indings to create a funcional, clean, and modern loor plan and design based on the design concept.
CONCEPT Echo Dermatology Clinic & Spa is based on the delicate colors, and shimmering outlines of the precious stone Opal, when found in original form. Movement of the outlines is translated through the space by a mix of geometric forms perfectly colliding with sot organic curves.
SOLUTION Based on the opal stone, Echo is a place guests’ visit to experience enrichment, inner healing, and refreshment of one’s self. The health and wellbeing of paients is an important aspect to the design of Echo. The overall goal at Echo is to focus on maintaining the skin as beauiful, fresh, and serene for years to come.
RESPONSIBILITIES Space planning, branding, custom looring design, interior renderings, FF&E selecions, and rendered loor plan
SOFTWARE Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop | Excel
CONCEPT IMAGES
Gold Medal Healthcare Design 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Design Compeiion
3rd Place Healthcare Design 2015 ASID MSU Student Design Compeiion
INDIVIDUAL | STUDIO IV | SPRING 2015 4 WEEKS | 10,500 SQ. FT
ECH
Dermatology Clinic & Spa
HEALTHCARE
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PROGRAMMING Dermatology Clinic Doctor’s R.R.
Lab Exam Room 4 Patient R.R. 2
Doctor’s Office
Electrical
Procedure Room 2
Procedure Room 1
Exam Room 1
Storage 1
Patient R.R. 3
Exam Room 2
Exam Room 5
Break Room Nurse Practitioner Office
Employee R.R. 2
Nurse Station Exam Room 3 Exam Room 6 Employee R.R. 1
Business Office Business Manager
Patient R.R. 1
Samples
Storage 2
Storage 3
Laundry Room
Sterile L.R. Receptionist Waiting/ Lobby
Soiled L.R.
Spa Storage Large Treatment Room x2
Waiting Area
Receptionist
R.R/ Locker Room Lobby/ Retail Display
Medium Treatment Room x6
CLINIC CONCEPT SKETCH
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Spa Recepion/Retail Women’s Locker Room Women’s Relaxaion Room Manicure/Pedicure Room Medium Treatment Room Large Treatment Room Spa Storage Men’s Locker Room Men’s Relaxaion Room Clinic Paient Area Recepion/ Waiing Area Paient Restrooms Exam Rooms Procedure Rooms
Employee Areas 14 Recepionist 15 Sample Storage 16 Nurses’ Staion 17 Lab 18 Employee Restroom 19 Storage 20 Electrical Space 21 Laundry Room 22 Sterile Linen Room 23 Soiled Linen Room 24 Breakroom 25 Nurse Praciioner 26 Doctor’s Oice 27 Business Oice 28 Business Manager
HEALTHCARE
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GOALS Develop a funcional, clean,
and modern oice atmosphere for employees by providing abundant space, storage, and circulaion.
Centralize the nurses’ staion in the clinic for ease of access to paients and eicient work producivity throughout the day.
Ensure paients feel comfortable
and calm during visits by displaying a welcoming, yet rejuvenaing aestheic with modern inishes, colors, and textures in the spaces.
Separate the dermatology clinic from the spa to allow paients two totally diferent experiences.
CLINIC EXAM ROOM
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
NOTES The centralized nurses’ staion shape is derived from the teardrop form of a raw opal. Parial walls provide privacy, but the space sill maintains an open plan for quicker paient access. Change in looring type separates the nurses’ staion from circulaion space, and provides wayinding. Color schemes in exam and procedure rooms mimic the deep undertone colors of the opal stone.
NURSES’ STATION
CLINIC SEATING SELECTIONS
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HEALTHCARE
NOTES The spa lobby serves as a waiing area and retail space. An iridescent color scheme is carried through the spa to provide a light and calm experience diferent from that of the clinic.
Project Requirement: Custom Flooring Patern: The patern resembles a gemstone, such as the opal stone. Gray concrete along with a mint green stain compliments one another to showcase this custom feature.
CUSTOM FLOORING PATTERN
SPA LOBBY
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
QUIET ROOM
NOTES Separate quiet rooms accommodate both men and women to provide a relaxing space to enjoy before spa treatments. Porcelain looring is used in spa areas to provide high slip resistance.
TREATMENT ROOM
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HEALTHCARE
HOSPITALITY
THE PRIME
CHALLENGE Research and develop a design for the renovaion of a bouique hotel in a metropolitan city. Create a cohesive concept and branding for the hotel’s lobby, guest levels, and rootop.
CONCEPT Ater extensive research of the city’s demographics and culture, Portland, Oregon was selected since it is the home of seven beauifully capivaing natural features in the United States. Scatered throughout Oregon, are Mt. Hood, The Coast, The Columbia River Gorge, The Painted Hills, Smith Rock, The Wallowas, and Crater Lake which form The Seven Wonders. Each natural feature, with vastly diferent characterisics, are all unique to Oregon.
SOLUTION Using natural elements from all Seven Wonders, The Prime provides guests with an experience that is luxurious yet adventurous throughout the diferent spaces of the bouique hotel.
RESPONSIBILITIES Demographic and concept research, programming, branding, guest level space planning, Revit model building, FF&E selecions, rendered loor plan, perspecive renderings, maquete elevaions, maquete and physical model building, promoional video, speciicaions
SOFTWARE AutoCAD | Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop | Imovie CONCEPT IMAGES
Gold Medal Hospitality Design Team 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Design Compeiion
TEAM | STUDIO V | FALL 2015 5 WEEKS | 30,000 SQ. FT
HOSPITALITY PROMOTIONAL VIDEO: htps://vimeo.com/148425805
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HOTEL BRANDING NOTES Guests have the opion to sit and relax in the lobby waiing area provided. The deep blue carpet sets the space apart from the rest of the lobby to difereniate the waiing area from the recepion space. Abstract painings incorporate the lively hues of the Painted Hills to lighten and bring vibrancy to the space. The wood feature wall that separates the lobby and retail shop resembles the grain in wood. This brings a natural yet sophisicated aspect to the lobby waiing area.
LOBBY CONCEPT SKETCH
LOBBY SEATING
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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Lobby/ Recepion Accreion Restaurant Accreion Outdoor Paio Caldera Oufiters Caldera Oufiters Paio Business Center Restrooms 363 Bar & Lounge 363 Bar & Lounge Storage
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FIRST FLOOR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN LOBBY SEATING SELECTIONS
HOSPITALITY
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MILLWORK DETAILS 12' - 6" 7' - 0"
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SERVICE COUNTER TOP WALNUT WOOD SLATS
ENLARGED PLAN VIEW
WOODEN SL ON
WALNUT WOOD IN VARIES SIZES
SERVICE COUNTERTOP MOUNTED AT 10"
ADA ACCESSIBLE COUNTER SPACE
2" OAK WOOD 4" FOOT KICK
Ref. Level 0' - 0"
FRONT ELEVATION
RIGHT ELEV
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CABINET FRAME
MAIN DINING ROOM
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
ACCRETION ENTRANCE
NOTES
KEY PLAN
Accreion, the restaurant name, originated from the process by which The Wallowas were created. Sediments and other materials are added to a tectonic plate to create a unique landmass. The various materials that relect The Wallowas are displayed through coarse textures, wood and stone surfaces, and organic wall features.
RESTAURANT BAR
The back-lit bar, mimics the mountainous terrain as well as wooded areas found intertwined within The Wallowas. A feature living wall greets guests at the restaurant’s grand entrance, and captures the organic essence of The Wallowas. Rough textures surround the private dining area to imitate the coarse landscape on the mountain side. Bold colors are accented in the space among the natural hues on the looring and wood accents.
MAIN DINING
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NOTES The Coast of Oregon is a remarkable feature of the state, making it one of The Seven Wonders. Combined with rock clifs and crashing deep blue waves, The Coast sits 363 miles along the enire shoreline, making it unique to Oregon. 363 Bar & Lounge branding mimics that of the vast length of the coast. The bar concept sketch illustrates a custom glass ceiling design which serves as an illusion of being under the ocean while siing in the bar and lounge.
BAR & LOUNGE PRIVATE FLOOR PLAN ACCRETION DINING BAR & LOUNGE MATERIALS AND FINISHES
BAR CONCEPT SKETCH
NOTES Custom carpet portrays the deep blue and white waves, breaking to the shoreline. A wood look luxury vinyl ile to carpet transiion acts as a representaion of the beach landscape meeing the ocean. The back -lit bar design exhibits the clif of the coast overlooking the water. Bio-glass bar top material simulates the luidity of water. Foam green velvet fabric was selected for the bar stools to mimic the colors of waves crashing along the shoreline. An addiional entrance was provided to allow the public to easily access the bar besides from the lobby entrance.
BAR & LOUNGE
HOSPITALITY
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1st Place Wallcovering Team Winner 2016 OMNOVA Soluions Inc. Student Wallcovering Compeiion
NOTES The guest rooms were inspired by the Columbia River Gorge with half of the rooms echoing the waterfalls and the other half echoing the surrounding lush green vegetaion. Soothing greens and blues are divided among the guest room suites to ensure a space for relaxaion. The streams of calming hues provide the guests with an opportunity to decide the path on which to embark on a coninuous adventure at The Prime. Light wood luxury vinyl ile looring is used in each room to ensure the space is warm, but bright. Hand-tuted area rugs were selected to aid with acousical control.
DOUBLE-DOUBLE ROOM
CUSTOM WATERCOLOR WALLCOVERING Project Requirement: Custom Wallcovering: A balance of natural contrasts between the lush forests and sea-level passage of the Columbia River Gorge, is the inspiraion for the handcrated wallcovering. The verical streams of vibrant hues mirror the movement of a waterfall, and serves as the focal point in each guest room.
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
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KING SUITE G3
LEGEND
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B Blue Color Scheme G Green Color Scheme
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King Standard Suite Queen King Double-Double ADA Accessible Queen Blue King Junior Suite
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GUESTROOM LEVEL RENDERED FLOOR PLAN FURNITURE SELECTIONS
HOSPITALITY
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MAQUETTE ELEVATIONS
KING SUITE ELEVATION VANITY ELEVATION
LIVING AREA AND KITCHEN ELEVATION
CORRIDOR ELEVATION
CUSTOM PARTITION WALL ELEVATION
KEY PLAN
GUEST SUITE MAQUETTE MODEL
GUEST SUITE MAQUETTE MODEL
GUEST BATHROOM ELEVATIONS
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NOTES Inspiraion for the design of the Myriad combines two of the Seven Wonders, Mt. Hood and Crater Lake. The term “Myriad� means a countless number, and the two contrasing elevaion features are combined to create an unforgetable rootop experience. The mix of features was designed to create a space to end an adventurous day at The Prime. A family friendly environment includes a variety of seaing opions.
ROOFTOP DECK
A rootop water deck feature maximizes loor space and provides a casual, interacive experience for all guests. Curved sofas and lush greenery surround the pool to represent features of Crater Lake. The living wall is a major accent that also divides the two spaces. Open lounge booths and glass back banquetes allow guests to have a close experience with the edge of the rootop, and the Portland cityscape. MATERIALS AND FINISHES
OPEN LOUNGE BOOTHS
LIVING WALL CONCEPT SKETCH 1
LEGEND 2
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Rootop Deck ADA Restrooms Dance Floor Dining Area Stage Hostess Staion Waiing Area Kitchen Bar Height Seaing Rootop Bar Open Lounge Booths Private Lounge Booths
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ROOFTOP RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
OUTDOOR FURNITURE SELECTIONS
HOSPITALITY
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ROOFTOP BAR The back of the bar consists of blue and white glowing glass, which represents the snowy mountain top at the peak of Mt. Hood. Guests have the opion to grab a drink at the u-shaped bar or relax at the inviing communal seaing area which is draped by lights from the pergola.
PRIVATE LOUNGE BOOTHS Fireplace separators represent the volcanicity of Mount Hood while also providing warmth and privacy for each individual space. Private lounge daybeds and transparent blue lit tables imitate the Mt. Hood ice cave experience.
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ROOFTOP CONCEPTUAL MODEL
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HOSPITALITY
AESTAS
CHALLENGE Design a restaurant using cultural research of an internaional city. Develop an ideniiable concept and branding that will atract both locals and tourists to the dining facility.
CONCEPT Aestas is a leisurely restaurant located in Gothenburg, Sweden, and is inspired by the annual Swedish Midsummer Fesival. Swedes adore the anicipated arrival of the yearly summer solsice and the simplicity of summer months to come. This holiday honors the Earth’s forthcoming prosperity of growth, and the fundamental design features of Aestas relects Mother Nature’s four major elements which are most dominant during the summer solsice. Earth, wind, ire, and water features envelope the space so that every new scene is a diferent experience.
SOLUTION
By combining the four elements: earth, wind, ire, and water, diferent experiences are achieved in the restaurant. A variety of table seings and seaing opions enable guests to select their own dining experience. Earth tone colors, natural textures, and materials are incorporated to further the concept of the four elements.
RESPONSIBILITIES Cultural research, concept development, programming, space planning, rendered loor plan, FF&E selecions, interior elevaions, perspecive renderings
SOFTWARE AutoCAD | Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop
BAR AREA
CONCEPT IMAGES
2nd Place Hospitality Design 2015 ASID South Central Chapter Student Design Compeiion
2nd Place Hospitality Design 2015 ASID MSU Student Design Compeiion
INDIVIDUAL | STUDIO III | FALL 2014 6 WEEKS | 8,000 SQ. FT
HOSPITALITY
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PROGRAMMING
EXTERIOR PATIO
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
Exterior Rendering published in MSU “Alumnus Magazine” Summer 2015
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NOTES The private dining area serves as an extension of the main dining room. Two separate seaing spaces can be secioned of to seat 24 and the spaces combined accommodate 48 guests total. An accent wallcovering serves as a focal point within the private dining area. A sliding glass paneling system provides lexibility between the main dining room and private dining room.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
SEATING TYPE QUANTITY: Banquette Seating
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Bar Seating Outdoor Seating
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BANQUETTE ELEVATION SEATING SELECTIONS
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PROJECT LOCATION
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RETAIL
CALDERA OUTFITTERS
CHALLENGE
LEGEND
As an extension to The Prime Bouique Hotel, design and develop a retail space that is targeted to Portland’s demographics and culture as well as the hotel’s overall concept based on the Seven Wonders of Oregon.
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CONCEPT Caldera Oufiters is a retail and rental store that focuses on providing customers with appropriate outdoor equipment and bikes that can be used throughout Portland’s outdoor desinaions, such as Smith Rock Park. The park contains several climbing and hiking opions along with miles of mountain biking trails. The park contains a towered rock spire, where daring climbers take on a challenge. The term “Caldera” refers to a steep, voided reservoir, which forms ater an eruping volcano collapses from a level magma chamber, which is now Smith Rock.
Entrance Rock Wall Product Display Fiing Room Cash Wrap Bike Display Hotel Lobby Access Private Oice Bike Storage
SOLUTION Providing a variety of rock climbing, hiking, and camping gear to explore Smith Rock, and other Oregon wonders, Caldera Oufiters caters to outdoor enthusiasts and anybody ready for an adventure. Using inspiraion of Smith Rock, the design of the store conveys natural elements that are found around Smith Rock and Oregon to create a shopping experience that begins an outdoor adventure.
RESPONSIBILITIES
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MEDIA Pencil, pen, rendering markers
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CONCEPT IMAGES
Gold Medal Hospitality Design Team 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Design Compeiion
TEAM | STUDIO V | FALL 2015 5 WEEKS | 3,000 SQ. FT
Shoppers are greeted with a sleek and modern exterior glass feature combined with thin wood slats.
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NOTES Customers are guided into the store by rows of custom built rock climbing display shelves. This feature weaves customers in and around the interior of the store to eventually reach the cash wrap and the “7 Bikes for 7 Wonders� bike display. An ADA compliant iing room is located next to the cash wrap for easy accessibility while shopping. The cash wrap is centrally located for visual control of the sales loor at all imes. A mountainous wall mural is displayed behind the cash wrap to resemble Smith Rock Park. The wooden slats of the exterior are incorporated on and behind the cash wrap to create a cohesive design from exterior to interior.
CASH WRAP
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NOTES The bike display featured in Caldera Oufiters contains the original “7 Bikes for 7 Wonders.” The bicycles were custom designed by Oregon arisans for the promoional event “The Seven Wonders of Oregon.” The custom bike display provides shoppers with the ulimate outdoor store experience that is unique to Portland. The eye catching ceiling feature consists of various colors of rock climbing rope draped to form a canopy over the custom merchandise shelving.
BIKE DISPLAY
CONCEPT SKETCH
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RETAIL
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SWEETGUM BREWERY
CHALLENGE
A collaboraive design project emphasizing a group interacion between Architecture, Building Construcion Science, Graphic Design, and Interior Design students to research and recreate an exising building within downtown Starkville. This space will serve as an upcoming brew house for the Starkville based brewery, SweetGum, as well as a community gathering spot for public events to take place.
CONCEPT
Located in downtown Starkville, Mississippi, SweetGum Brewing Company is inspired by the 3-ier system focusing on the idea of “center”. Staring with the interior, the brewing process is highlighted by being the center of the actual structure, where tours take place. The building structure then serves as the “center” of the site as it meshes with the interacion of outside. The community becomes the main “center” of the site when community based events take place at SweetGum’s outdoor gathering area, thus forming a 3-ier center.
SOLUTION
Based on the 3-ier center, the interior, the building, and the community, the design of the brewery is intended to highlight the brewing process within the interior space, the mixed-use site of the exterior space, and how those together create a community based area for the public to enjoy.
RESPONSIBILITIES Interior programming, space planning, 3D model building, lighing plan, interior renderings, FF&E selecions, rendered loor plan
SOFTWARE Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop
EXTERIOR VIEW
CONCEPT IMAGES
TEAM | STUDIO V | FALL 2015 2 WEEKS | 3,800 SQ. FT
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SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
aCOUSTIC PRIVACY
plumbing sources, DUPLEX OUTLETS, drainage, loading/unloading area furniture, plumbing, bar
CONCEPT DIAGRAM
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LEGEND 4 3
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Recepion/Retail 5 Brewing Area Brew Tour Waiing Area 6 Back of the House Restrooms 7 Distribuion Dock Private Office 8 Tasing Room
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Disinct stained concrete looring separates the public spaces such as the recepion, and tasing room from the industrial back of the house.
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The tasing room is centrally located in the interior to emphasize the concept of the 3-ier “center”.
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
LIGHTING LEGEND IMAGE
SYMBOL
QUANTITY
6
10
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
Juicy Pendant. Black. H 17.5 D 17.25 LED lamping. 120 volts. 30 watt
Hightower
Stasis LED Track Lighting 8W Small 4-5/8” L x 3 1/8” W Wide Spot 15”
Cooper Lighting Designlights
6 inch LED Medium Beam Downlight: 6-1/2” H x 7” W
Cooper LightingPortfolio
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NOTES The central tasing room connects the exterior site and brewing area for community use as well as business use.
GRAPHIC SIGNAGE
TASTING ROOM
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
NOTES Repurposed wooden slats from the demoliion phase are incorporated into a custom wood ceiling treatment over the recepion/ retail area and is repeated on the back wall.
GRAPHIC SIGNAGE
HOURS RESTROOM
MONDAY- FRIDAY 10AM- 5PM TOURS THURSDAY-SATURDAY 12PM-5PM
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SWEETGUM BREWING CO. STARKVILLE MS
RECEPTION/ RETAIL
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NOTES A green wayinding path easily guides the tour through the vast brewing area. Glass pariion wall separates the tasing room and brewing area for safety purposes, but sill allows for viewing.
BREWING AREA
BREWING AREA
Finish LEED Silver Certified Project
DEMOLITION PLAN
Estimated Grand Total:
$362,856
Tue. 1/12/16
EXTERIOR SKETCH
NORTH ELEVATION
Heavy duty pallet shelving allows adequate storage for the brew process.
Glass window pariion wall separates tasing room and brew area but sill allows for viewing.
TRANSVERSE SECTION
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LIFE IS RUFF
CHALLENGE
Create a space and lighing plan using Cooper Lighing Industries products. Include in the lighing plan ixtures for ambient, task, and accent lighing to provide the interior environment with proper illuminaion.
CONCEPT
The pet store, Life is Ruf, was inspired by the idea of luxury for pets. The space plan of the overall store is a whimsical interpretaion of a dog’s proile which is also relected in the store branding. The highend design of the interior leads customers around the space staring from the entrance and ulimately ending with purchases at the cash wrap. The lighing plan accentuates glam merchandise for pampered pets, and the retail experience, while also providing ambient lighing for everyday tasks.
SOLUTION
Cooper Lighing Industries track and cove lighing was selected for the perimeter of the store to highlight the custom product displays. The feature lighing design behind the cash wrap includes wall sconces which present the illusion of a lavish tuted wall. The grooming room lighing includes pendants above each grooming and bathing tub to provide extra task lighing for the space. Fire alarms, sprinkler systems, and exit signs have also been supplied to ensure safety during an emergency.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research, concept development, programming, space planning, branding, 3D model building, interior elevaions, lighing selecions, relected ceiling plan, interior renderings
SOFTWARE
Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop
RETAIL DISPLAY
CONCEPT IMAGES
TEAM | COLOR AND LIGHTING | FALL 2014 3 WEEKS | 5,000 SQ. FT
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NOTES The use of muliple layers of lighing around the space, establishes a variety of atmospheres while shopping, which creates an exclusive luxurious experience for pet owners. The feature wall behind the cash wrap serves as the focal point of the store along with wayinding for customers ready to inalize purchases. Pyramid LED inserts were selected as wall sconces to provide an eicient and energy saving design element which creates the illusion of a lit tuted wall.
CASH WRAP
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
GROOMING STATIONS 547 SQ. FT.
RESTROOM 66 SQ. FT.
5
8
3 1
BREAKROOM 322 SQ. FT.
7
RETAIL FLOOR 1945 SQ. FT.
9
2
HALLWAY 798 SQ. FT.
4
STORAGE 112 SQ. FT.
LEGEND 1 Retail Floor 2 Window Display 3 Cash Wrap 4 Pet Play Area 5 Grooming Staions 6 Private Oice 7 Restroom 8 Breakroom 9 Product Storage
OFFICE 253 SQ. FT.
6 2 LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
QUANTITY
DESCRIPTION
LAMPING
MANUFACTURER/ NUMBER
21
6-Inch LED Medium Beam Downlight: 6-1/2” H x 7” W
Portfolio LED 2000 Lumens LD6A20D5LTERM6A209356 -LMOLI 3500K
Starter Collection “Retro” Luminous Globe: 30” H x 14” W
CFL/1/42
7
26
Cove Duo 1T8 Asymmetric Indirect: 48” L x 6-1/4” W
14
Combolight Next Generation Recessed Fixture: 44.59” L x 7.45” W
LED 436 Lumens 4000K
RSA C6NW40SMLEUNRWN
45
Plane Luminous Pyramid LED Insert: 5.9” L x 5.9” W
LED 8W
iO LED 001P5K3K10040
30
BOCA 696 in-ground dimmable LED: 8-7/8” L x 4-3/4” W
LED 6W
Lumiere 6966LED4041120/12WTF70
Ceiling Mounted Exit Sign APC series: 16-9/16” L x 8-1/4” H
120V
3
Sure-Lites APC7
Shaper 4411S16GGCFL/1/42120VMW16
(1) F32T8/TL835 Corelite 3000 Lumens CDSN1T81C120CMP5
Supply Air Vent 9 Return Air Vent 2 Fire Alarm 5
17
Sprinkler
CASH WRAP ELEVATION
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NOTES Grooming and bathing staion are each equipped with a circular pendant light to provide addiional task lighing for employees.
GROOMING STATION CONCEPT SKETCH
GROOMING STATIONS
NOTES Ambient lighing is achieved in the retail space with a combinaion of cove, recessed track, and natural daylighing all combined to create layers ideal for a retail space.
WINDOW DISPLAY CONCEPT SKETCH
WINDOW DISPLAY
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MAFES SALES STORE
CHALLENGE Create a modernized design for the MSU MAFES Sales Store, in accordance to the needs and requests of a real client. Provide suicient space in the store to accommodate game day crowds while portraying in the store design, tradiions of Mississippi State University, and the tradiional cheese making process.
CONCEPT The MAFES Sales Store symbolizes the “good ole days� when this iconic store was established. The history of MSU cheese making dates back to 1938, when the idea was irst introduced to the university. The overall style and layout of the space is centered on the idea of simplicity of an old corner grocery store, and the appreciaion of a humble beginning to this iconic MSU tradiion.
SOLUTION The loor plan was developed to adjust for larger crowds within the store, as requested by the client. The sales loor includes moveable carts, which can be aligned to funcion as aisles that break up the space to aid with the grouping of customers. The cash wrap is located on the opposite end of the store entrance to direct customer traic to the exit.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research concept development, programming, space planning, 3D model building, interior elevaions, lighing selecions, interior renderings, rendered loor plan
SOFTWARE AutoCAD | Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop
RETAIL DISPLAY
CONCEPT IMAGES
TEAM | STUDIO III | FALL 2014 3 WEEKS | 3,000 SQ. FT
RETAIL
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NOTES Teakwood was selected as a cash wrap inish material to lighten the space as well as to reference back to the concept of the cheese making process. Custom milk jug light ixtures hang at varied heights above the cash wrap, to add visual interest, as well as provide a wayinding source for customers within the store.
CASH WRAP CONCEPT SKETCH
CASH WRAP
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
1. Troy’s Office
2 LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Main Entrance Sales Floor Main Oice Business Oice Storage Cash Wrap Restroom
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SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
aCOUSTIC PRIVACY
1, 10, 12,13 5,6
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4. Entrance
1,7,8,9
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5. Exit
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Y
6. Cash Wrap
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Y
7. Cheese Freezers
4,8,9,11, 14
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Y
8. Meat Freezers
4,7,9,11, 14
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Y
DUPLEX OUTLETS
9. Ice Cream Freezers
4,7,8,11
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L
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Y
DUPLEX OUTLETS
10. Shipping Storage
1,2,12,13
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11. Dry Goods Display
1,8,9
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12. Main Storage
2,10,13
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13. Wrapping Room
2,10,12
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14. Peanut Storage
7,8,9
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Y
3. Restroom
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ARE 343
2. Billing/ Shipping Office
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CRITERIA MATRIX- MAFES SALES STORE
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2 CASH REGISTERS, 5 PRINTERS, HANGING STORAGE, DUPLEX OUTLETS DUPLEX OUTLETS
SEPARATE STORAGE
CRITERIA MATRIX
4 3
5
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
CASH WRAP ELEVATION
RETAIL
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NOTES The main entrance is directly open to the sales loor to easily begin the retail experience. Moveable carts used to display merchandise can be aligned to create aisles which separates the frozen meat goods from the dairy goods.
MOVEABLE DISPLAY
MAIN ENTRANCE
LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL PICTURE
QUANTITY
DESCRIPTION
MANUFACTURER
34
6 IN. RECESSED CAN, LED, PORTFOLIO DIMMABLE
MEDIUM LED TRACK LIGHTING, DIMMABLE
HALO
16
REPURPOSED MILK BOTTLE FIXTURE
CUSTOM
7
REPURPOSED MILK BOTTLE FIXTURE
CUSTOM
9
REPURPOSED MILK BOTTLE FIXTURE
CUSTOM
13
CONCEPT CEILING DESIGN
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
MAIN OFFICE VIEW
RETAIL
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CORPORATE
MUSE CALL CENTER
CHALLENGE Research and design a customer service call center for a company created. Incorporate modern oice features, and furniture layouts, which relect the company’s branding, and culture.
CONCEPT Muse is an upcoming makeup distribuion company located in Santa Ana, California, which ofers women a fun and easy way to sample trendy beauty, grooming, and lifestyle products. Services of the center include: aiding customers with speciic beauty item quesions and concerns, website navigaion, returns, and monthly subscripion issues. Overall, the oice space relects the company’s aspiraions of self- expression, and innovaion to the growing online makeup industry.
SOLUTION A diverse work environment was achieved by a combinaion of a closed and open loor plan creaing a collaboraive, yet lexible workspace for current, and future growth. The concept is carried through the space with elements of sot organic curves and features inspired by beauty. The ulimate consumer goal for the company is the capability to empower women from head to toe through the use of creaivity by using trial products.
RESPONSIBILITIES Research, concept development, programming, space planning, 3D model building, lighing selecions, relected ceiling plans, FF&E selecions, interior renderings
SOFTWARE Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop | Excel
RETAIL DISPLAY
CONCEPT IMAGES
INDIVIDUAL | STUDIO IV | SPRING 2015 5 WEEKS | 37,000 SQ. FT
CORPORATE
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Self-Expressive.
Alluring.
MUSE: A woman, or a force personiied as a woman, who is the source of inspiraion for a creaive arist. UP
UP
ADJACENCY DIAGRAM LEGEND
Level 1 ITS Help Desk LEVEL 1
IT BIS HR Training/HPE Common Support Space
Level 2 Call Center Administraion Call Center Sales Common Support Spaces
DN
DN
LEVEL 2
Beauiful.
Delicate.
COMPANY GOALS Spark creaivity in the workplace by providing
gathering spaces for encouraging communicaion and collaboraion.
Brand the company and its key values
throughout the space by the design of graphics and logos. OPEN TO ABOVE
LEVEL 1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
Create a fun and exciing work environment, to enhance producivity during the work day.
LIGHTING LEGEND 2’x2’ SQUARE SUPPLY DIFFUSER 2’x2’ SQUARE RETURN REGISTER 6” LED RECESSED CAN CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE 2’x2’ LED TROFFER EXIT SIGN
LEVEL 2 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
CORPORATE
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The dynamic patern of the loor plan was inspired by the natural hourglass shape of a woman’s igure forming the circulaion spaces and main egress pathways.
Thin movable Steelcase glass walls are used throughout the oice to accommodate for growth.
OPEN CAFE/ LOUNGE 1302
OPEN CAFE/ LOUNGE 1401 BREAK ROOM 1301
MEETING RM 1304 HR TRAINING PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN. ASST 1402 COPY/COFFEE/MAIL 1400
HR TRAINING MANAGER 1110
HR TRAINING MANAGER 1109
HR TRAINING MANAGER 1108
HR TRAINING MANAGER 1112
HR TRAINING DIRECTOR 1113
HR TRAINING DIRECTOR 1114
HR TRAINING MANAGER 1107
COMMON WORK AREA 1106
WOMEN’S MEN’S RESTROOM RESTROOM 1105 1104
SATELLITE CLOSET 1111
UP
HR HPE MANAGER 1116
HR HPE CORP DIRECTOR 1117
MEDIUM CONFERENCE 1103
HR TRAINING ROOM 1118
TESTING ROOM 1119
INTERVIEW ROOM 1120
Curved egress pathways mimic the concept of Muse and its branding.
IT BIS LIBRARY 1301
IT BIS PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN ASST 1305
IT BIS MANAGERIT BIS MANAGER 1306 1307
MECHANICAL/ ELECTRICAL 1201
BIS MANAGER 1203
BIS DIRECTOR 1204
BIS MANAGER 1212
BIS CORP DIRECTOR 1211
BIS MANAGER 1205
BIS MANAGER 1206
MEETING RM 1209
BIS MANAGER 1208
BIS MANAGER 1216
BIS MANAGER 1217
SATELLITE CLOSET 1207
UP
MEETING RM 1210
LARGE CONFERENCE 1200
BENCH TEST ROOM 1213
TRAINING SUPPLIES 1102
IT HELP DESK PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN. ASST 1214
ITS HELP MANAGER 1215
ITS HELP MANAGER 1218
BIS MANAGER 1219
COPY/COFFEE/MAIL 1101
The corridor along exterior walls permits sunlight to all oices and workstaions.
RECEPTION AREA 1100
LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN WORKSTATION TYPICALS
MANAGER WORKSTATION
Common work areas are located close to the recepion for ease of access for the public.
SALES AGENT WORKSTATION
PROFESSIONAL WORKSTATION
Raised access looring area is centrally located for supervisory purposes.
Call center agent staions are located close to the curtain wall to enhance producivity throughout the day.
The sample makeup display is centrally located on the agent loor to easily access reference products for customer service purposes.
RAISED HUB 2301
OPEN OFFICE 2300
A custom makeup inspired mural serves as an open oice feature and branding tool. CALL CENTER PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN. ASST 2104
SATELLITE CLOSET 2112 DN
CALL CENTER DIRECTOR 2105
CALL CENTER MANAGER 2106
NURSES STATION 2109
NURSES STATION 2110
CALL CENTER MANAGER 2107
WOMEN’S RESTROOM 2103
NURSES STATION 2111
LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN
MEN’S RESTROOM 2101
MECHANICAL/ ELECTRICAL 2201
COFFEE/ COPY/ MAIL 2100
TELE/DATA 2202 VENDING 2203
SALES SUPERVISOR 2204
SYSTEM COORDINATOR
SATELLITE CLOSET 2205 DN
SCHEDULER
EMPLOYEE LOCKER ROOM 2200
COMMON WORK AREA 2108
Open lounge areas are dispersed throughout the second loor for a quick relaxing getaway or a simple space to collaborate.
CUSTOM OFFICE MURAL
WOMEN’S RESTROOM 2102
RESOURCE ROOM 2206
COACHING 2207
COACHING 2208
COPY/COFFEE/MAIL 2211
COACHING 2209
COACHING 2210
COACHING 2212
COACHING 2213
Common spaces for both administraion and agents are centrally located.
Project Requirement: Custom Texile Patern A custom designed texile repeats the company logo, with bold colors. The texile is used as a branding applicaion throughout the space.
CORPORATE
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NOTES The color scheme of the lobby symbolizes the delicate essence of nature through color ways of pinks, oranges, greens, and yellow-gold tones to create a fun entrance feature. A colorful epoxy looring separates the recepion space from the waiing area.
RECEPTION/LOBBY
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
CORPORATE
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CORPORATE
THE NEXT OFFICE
CHALLENGE
Research and develop a muli-service corporate oice that promotes the idea of lexibility, community, and collaboraion, among the variety of spaces. The spaces should cater equally to the interacive crowd as well as provide muliple areas that support areas for focused work. A combinaion of Steelcase furniture should be incorporated to exemplify a palete of place and posture.
CONCEPT
The concept of this space is based on the illustraions of a city subway mapping system. A map is a picture, chart, or representaion, that highlights the feature of an area or porion of the earth, showing areas in their respecive forms, sizes, and relaionships according to diferent convenions. Maps are tradiionally used to guide people towards a certain direcion, but they also interconnect millions of people every day. The intertwining lines of a city subway map can be compared to how a coworking space funcions, and will serve as diferent points of collaboraion as well as connect people throughout the space.
SOLUTION The goal of this space is diferent from a typical oice since the overall purpose is to cater to a varied demographic of workers, all under the same roof. This is achieved by providing an array of transformable and mulipurpose spaces that ensure wellbeing, creaivity, and producivity of the members. Linear and geometric shapes are used as inspiraion elements along with wayinding on the loor.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Research, programming, space planning, branding, elevaions, interior renderings, FF&E selecions, rendered loor plan, lighing selecions, RETAIL DISPLAY relected ceiling plan CONCEPT IMAGES
SOFTWARE Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop | Excel
Gold Medal Corporate Design 2016 ASID South Central Chapter Student Design Compeiion
INDIVIDUAL | STUDIO V | FALL 2015 5 WEEKS | 11,500 SQ. FT
CORPORATE
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NOTES Signage on the loor guides members and the public to either collaboraive spaces or private areas such as the restrooms. A custom wall feature in the recepion area was designed to depict an abstract interpretaion of a city subway map.
BUBBLE DIAGRAM RECEPTION
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
1 2 LEGEND 3 5
4 6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Recepion Resource Room Ideaion Zone Restrooms In-Between Space Distance Learning Video Conference
5
7
5
FIRST FLOOR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR SEATING SELECTIONS
CORPORATE
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NOTES Orange, blue, and green acousical iles are incorporated into the lighing design aiding in acousical control of the open oice. Large colorful graphics are featured on the walls as a means of wayinding and to emphasize the concept of a subway mapping system.
OPEN OFFICE
The work cafe serves as a separate place for workers to connect and network with others away from the oice. It is situated near a large curtain wall to allow for adequate daylighing.
WORK CAFE
MATERIALS AND FINISHES
PRIVATE ENCLAVE CONCEPT SKETCH
3
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
5
5
5 1
4
1 4
8
2 7 7
LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Private Oice Open Oice Studio Space In-Between Space Project Room Restrooms Private Enclave Work Cafe
6
7
1
1
4
SECOND FLOOR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE SELECTIONS
CORPORATE
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Custom Post It note wall feature Campire Big Table and Enea Lotus bar height stools
Collaboraive lounge conference seaing WORK CAFE ELEVATION Steelcase V.I.A. glass wall panel system
Steelcase Bivi furniture system with casters
Shortcut task chair OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION
LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL
NAME
COMPANY
6 INCH RECESSED LED DOWN LIGHT
COOPER LIGHTING
23DR STRAIGHT AND NARROW DIRECT LED RECESSED
COOPER LIGHTING
APERTURE
EUREKA LIGHTING
CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE SUPPLY RETURN
ENLARGED REFLECTED CEILING PLANS: WORK CAFE AND OPEN OFFICE
LIGHTING SELECTIONS
BOARD LAYOUT EXAMPLE MATERIALS
RECEPTION SHELL CHAIR
MAHARAM FABRICS CODA
RECEPTION INSPIRATION DUCT DETAIL
RECEPTION ALIGHT OTTOMAN
WOOD
RECEPTION SEBASTOPOL SIDE TABLE RECEPTION
CARNEGIE FABRICS MAZE IDEATION ZONE ACCENT RUG
RECEPTION VIEW
FIRST FLOOR FLOORING
RESOURCE CENTERCLASSROOM/ FORUM
Research
IDEATION ZONE
Concept
Based on research of coworking spaces, the goal of this space is different from a typical office because the overall purpose is to cater to a varied demographic of workers, all under the same roof. The idea of flexibility, community, and collaboration all resonate throughout this space to ensure wellbeing, creativity, and productivity of the members. This space is designed to care equally to both the interactive crowd as well as the people that prefer to do heads down focused work. Coworking spaces work best together when they are transformable, multipurpose, and create an overall flow throughout the space. The palette of place and posture are the two major factors in designing this space. These four settings work together to form a space that has flexible boundaries, and overall succeeds at creating an interconnected work place.
MEN’S RESTROOM IN BETWEEN SPACE
Located among the bustling streets of downtown Atlanta, the NEXT Coworking Office is an upcoming space for NEXT members, and the like, to gather and retreat from the typical office work space. NEXTers are members that range from early entrepreneurs to the on the go mobile worker in search of a new and exciting environment to work at away from home and the typical office.
MAIN CORRIDOR WAYFINDING BLUE
IDEATION ZONE MASSAUD CHAIR
FORUM/ CLASSROOM
The concept of this space is based on the illustrations of a city subway mapping system. A map is a picture, chart or representation, usually on a flat surface, that highlights the features of an area or portion of the earth, showing areas in their respective forms, sizes, and relationships according to different conventions of representation. Maps are traditionally used to guide or lead people some certain direction, and they also interconnect millions of people every day. The intertwining lines of a city subway map can be compared to how a coworking space functions, and will serve as different points of collaboration as well as connect people throughout the space. The linear and geometric shapes are used as inspiration throughout the space as well as a means of way-finding on the floor. The overall goal of the space is that it will evoke a start to finish mentality with the use of palette of posture environments, to spark productivity throughout the day, but to also encourage heads down focused work.
MAIN CORRIDOR WAYFINDING GREEN
MAIN CORRIDOR SHAW CONTRACT LVT STRAND- WOOL
RECEPTION SHAW CONTRACT MANIPULATE CARPET
WOMEN’S RESTROOM
IN BETWEEN SPACE
VIDEO CONFERENCE/ IN BETWEEN COBI CHAIR
FORUM/CLASSROOM NODE CHAIR IN BETWEEN “WORK BAR” VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM
BOARD 1 OF 4
IN BETWEEN SPACE MEDIASCAPE MOBILE
BOARD 2 OF 4
FIRST FLOOR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8”= 1’-0”
FORUM/ CLASSROOM VERB TABLE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN WORK CAFE & OPEN OFFICE
LIGHTING SELECTIONS
CUSTOM POST IT NOTE WALL FEATURE
CAMPFIRE BIG TABLE AND ENEA LOTTUS L BAR HEIGHT STOOLS
COLLABORATIVE LOUNGE CONFERENCE SEATING
WORK CAFE ELEVATION SCALE: 3/8”= 1’-0”
WORK CAFE WALL FEATURE INSPIRATION
WORK CAFE EUREKA- APERTURE
SECOND FLOOR FLOORING
12’-0” A.F.F.
WORK CAFE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1/8”= 1’-0” STUDIO SPACE
WORK CAFE BAR GRAPHIC OPEN OFFICE TANDUS-CENTIVA- THIN LINE STONE HEATH
PRIVATE ENCLAVE HOSU CHAIR
LIGHTING LEGEND
WORK CAFE BAR TOP MATERIAL 3 FORM WHITE OUT MATTE
SYMBOL NAME
WORK CAFE AND WAYFINDING SHAW CONTRACT COLOR POP- GREEN, BLUE, ORANGE,GRAY
OPEN OFFICE/IN BETWEEN SCOOP STOOL
PRIVATE OFFICE
PROJECT ROOM
PROJECT ROOM
PRIVATE ENCLAVE/ PROJECT ROOMS SHAW CONTRACT- DRIFT TILE GRAY
COOPER LIGHTING
23DR STRAIGHT AND NARROW DIRECT LED RECESSED
COOPER LIGHTING
APERTURE
EUREKA LIGHTING
CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE
PRIVATE OFFICE
WORK CAFE VIEW
COMPANY
6 INCH RECESSED LED DOWN LIGHT
OPEN OFFICE COOPER STRAIGHT AND NARROW
SUPPLY RETURN
STEELCASE V.I.A. GLASS WALL SYSTEM IN BETWEEN
WORK CAFE ENEA LOTTUS BAR HEIGHT STOOL
PRIVATE OFFICE
CORRIDOR
WORK CAFE ENEA LOTTUS CHAIR
IN BETWEEN
IN BETWEEN SPACES CAMPFIRE PERSONAL TABLE
STEELCASE BIVI FURNITURE SYSTEM WITH CASTERS
OPEN OFFICE
PROJECT ROOM
LONG TERM PROJECT ROOM 1
PRIVATE ENCLAVE
RCP KEY PLAN
PRIVATE ENCLAVE
OPEN OFFICE BUOY CHAIR- GREEN AND BLUE PRIVATE OFFICE
PRIVATE OFFICE
MEN’S RESTROOM IN BETWEEN
IN BETWEEN/ PROJECT ROOM LAGUNITAS LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE CAMPFIRE PAPER TABLE
SECOND FLOOR RENDERED FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8”= 1’-0”
OPEN OFFICE BIVI FURNITURE SYSTEM
WOMEN’S RESTROOM
PRIVATE ENCLAVE
LONG TERM PROJECT ROOM 2
IDEATION ZONE EUREKA- SWITCH
SHORTCUT CHAIR
OPEN OFFICE ELEVATION SCALE: 3/8”= 1’-0”
WORK CAFE
WORK CAFE ENEA LOTTUS CAFE AND BAR HEIGHT TABLES
12’-0” A.F.F.
OPEN OFFICE VIEW
OPEN OFFICE CAMPFIRE TABLE
BOARD 3 OF 4
OPEN OFFICE SHORTCUT TASK CHAIR
OPEN OFFICE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SCALE: 1/8”= 1’-0”
CORPORATE
BOARD 4 OF 4
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OTHER
OTHER
Naional Geographic’s “Cabin Fever” series Winning Team Design
CHALLENGE As a team develop a ceiling design for a cabin in Kosciusko, Mississippi that will be presented on Naional Geographic’s TV series, “ Cabin Fever.” Create the design by using reclaimed wood and corrugated in as materials.
CONCEPT The concept for this project was inspired by how sunlight bounces of objects to create beauiful rays which form a sunburst efect.
SOLUTION Corrugated in serves as a relecive back drop for the wooden elements that will also be showcased. Through the use of natural wood materials, the design was achieved by creaing an asymmetrical relecion of nature while also adding visual interest to the open space plan of the cabin.
RESPONSIBILITIES Concept development, relected ceiling plan, board layout
SOFTWARE Revit | Illustrator | Photoshop
CONCEPT IMAGES
TEAM | STUDIO IV | SPRING 2014 2 WEEKS | 2,300 SQ. FT
NOTES This design is the most literal interpretaion of the sun. Various sizes and types of wood are combined through layering to create visual depth. The design is further intensiied by showcasing the natural color and grain of the cedar, pine, and reclaimed wood planks.
REVIT DESIGN CONCEPT
CABIN FEVER
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PRODUCT DESIGN
HAVANA LIGHTS CHANDELIER The design concept of the Havana Lights luminaire relates to the reuse, recycle, and rebuild of everyday ordinary materials. The materials incorporated into the design include two simple items, cut up cigar boxes, and bronze safety pins. The main pendant holder is a single unique cigar box placed upside down to suspend the lamping underneath. The chandelier strings are a mix of cut up cigar box pieces as well as strung safety pins. The chain is a reused pendant element from the 1980’s and the lamp is turned on and of with a switch. The pendant is designed to appeal to a masculine vintage design palete and aestheic.
CONCEPT SKETCH
1st Place Product Design 2015 ASID MSU Student Design Compeiion
In Unison
Furniture Design Compeiion The In Unison chair, made for Knoll, is modeled ater the popular Brno Chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The design of the chair focuses on the linear aspect of the assembly of the chair, and how the pieces come together to form one beauiful piece of work. The potenial use of the chair can be anything from casual to formal use. The texile upholstered on the chair is from the Knoll Luxe Collecion, and the frame of the chair is made from polished stainless steel, replicaing the original.
THE PROCESS
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BACK VIEW
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PRODUCT DESIGN
FLOOR PLAN AND FIRE RATED WALLS
JAMB DETAILS
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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
SKETCHES, DRAWING I & DESIGN I SKETCHES
MIDDLE AGES
EGYPTIAN
DESIGN II
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DRAWING, DESIGN I & DESIGN II
HAND RENDERING
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HAND RENDERING
PHOTOGRAPHY
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