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Zoelmys Ramos
Philosophy “It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they grow old, they grow old because they stop pursuing dreams.” -Gabriel García Márquez
Projects 1
Convivé Hotel
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Co. Lab
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The Mangrove
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Palmita Luminere
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School of Interactive Media
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Studies & Artwork
4
NEXT Real Estate & Co.
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Resumé
Main Lobby
ConvivĂŠ Hotel
Elevator Lounge & Corridor
The Convivé Hotel allows guests to partake in the Spanish custom of “convivios”, which is a form of intimate gathering. Guests have the opportunity to gather with their close friends and family around music, food, and drink. The Convivé Hotel aims to share the life and vibrancy of Spain in St. Augustine, Florida.
Goals: Create an outpatient cancer center that promotes all types of wellness. Project Type: Sense of Place, Branding, Hospitality
Architecture
Flamenco
Food & Drink
Scale: 11,586 Sq. Ft.
Cuarto Alegría The Convivé Hotel provides a variety of guestroom types from ultra grand to a more economic stay. Cuarto Alegria is the grandest guestroom in the hotel with two private bedrooms each with a soaking bath tub.
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Luxury Bathroom
Cuarto Alegría Layout
Cozy Guestroom
Guestroom View A
Danza Bar & Lounge
Danza Bar
Outdoor Lounge
Intimate Gathering
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Fourth Floor Plan
Cuarto Gitano
Cuarto Gitano
Encanto Venue
·16 Standard Rooms
·14 Standard Rooms
Cuarto Fandango
Cuarto Fandango
Lobby Indoor Pool Danza Bar & Lounge
·3 Suite Rooms
·3 Suite Rooms
Elevator Lounge
Elevator Lounge
·Ice, coffee, & wine machines
·Ice, coffee, & wine machines
·Bar, stage, fire pits, & kitchen
Admin Offices Maintenance Utilities
·Space for 180 persons
Cuarto Alegría ·2 Luxury Suite Rooms
Cuarto Fandango ·3 Suite Rooms
Lounge
Site Plan Cuarto AlegrĂa
Housekeeping
Lobby
Cuarto Gitano
Encanto
Garage
Danza
Longitudinal Section
Garage Plan Danza
Cuarto Gitano
Encanto
Transverse Section
Reception & Lounge
The Mangrove
Infusion Bays
In nature, mangroves protect the shoreline from damaging storms and winds. Mangroves prevent erosion by stabilizing the sand in its tangled root system while maintaining water quality by filtering out pollutants. Similar to the plant itself, The Mangrove aims to be the root system that leads patients to health and recovery.
Goals: Create an outpatient cancer center that promotes all types of wellness. Project Type: Team, Space Planning, Healthcare Stabilize
Maintain
Protect
Scale: 52,000 Sq. Ft.
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B 9 6
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Floor Plan
Key Map
Key Elements 1. Reception Desk 2. Cafe 3. Laboratory 4. Playroom 5. Family Lounge 6. Infusion Bays 7. Patio
8. Caregiver Lounge 9. Changing Rooms 10.LINAC 11. Consult Room 12. Exam Room 13. Nurse Station
Caregiver Lounge
LINAC
Consult Room
Creating 3rd Place
Playroom
Interviews & Concept Diagram Family Lounge
EXAM ROOMS
LINAC
CONTROL ROOM
CAREGIVER LOUNGE
CHANGING ROOM
OFFICES
RECEPTION DESK
CAFÉ
INFUSION BAYS
Section A
Section B
Cafe
Futuristic Entrance
School of Interactive Media
Space Diagram
Large Classroom
The School of Interactive Media, SIM looks forward by looking backward. Inspiration stems from the bold playfulness and futurism of the 90’s tech era. SIM aims to provide a variety of workspaces for students with an emphasis on flexibility and collaboration. Students have access to technology for all of their learning needs.
Goals: Provide students with a variety of workspaces and modes of learning. Project Type: Space Planning, Sense of Place, Education Spatial Reference
Artwork
TV Show
Scale: 27,000 Sq. Ft.
Multiple Modes of Learning
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5
4
Shared Workspace
Classroom
Group Focus
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7
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1 2
1st Floor
Key Elements 1. Entrance 2. Workcafe 3. Gallery 4. Shared Workspace 5. Classroom
6. Tech Support & Mail 7. Group Focus 8. Private Workspace 9. Large Classroom
Tech Support & Mail
Private Workspace
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2nd Floor
Share & Gather Key Elements 1. Large Meeting Space 2. Workcafe 3. Gallery 4. Private Workspace 5. Focus Desks 6. Lounge 7. Shared Office 8. PrivateOffice
Large Meeting Space
Gallery & Lounge
Downtown Working District
Next Real Estate & Co.
Client Connect
Suburban Workstations
The NEXT office was inspired by the movement and harmony of both the natural and urban environment. The office flows from organic, to more rectilinear urbanlike structures. To truly understand these relationships, inspiration was drawn from art, utopian city plans, and films such as James Cameron’s Avatar. Goals: Create office space that provides multiple postures and levels of privacy Project Type: Programming, Sense of Place, Corporate Design
Artwork
City Plans
Film
Scale: 12, 550 Sq. Ft.
Moments of Pause 11
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9
Reception
5
4 12
8
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2
Meet & Gather 1
Key Elements Cafe
1. Reception Desk 2. Lounge 3. Meet & Gather
4. Downtown 5. Suburbs 6. Private Office
7. Resource Center 8. Lakeview 9. Cafe
10. The Park 11. Refuge & Recharge 12. Outdoor Lounge
The Park
From Nature to Man-Made
Circular Movement
Focus Skyscraper
Co. Lab The Co. Lab was inspired by the form of a toolbox and the organization of garages. In this space, customers can educate themselves on new products, and how to use them. Technology is integrated through the use of touch screens to connect customers with on-line buying options. The rhythmic language combined with familiar forms and layout allow for a simple, welcoming space to display products and test them. Goals: Create interactive learning and product test zone for customers. Project Type: Team, Modular Scale: 468 Sq. Ft.
Display Wall
Exterior View
Grab & Demo
Toolbox
Garage Workshop
Signage
Display Wall Sketch
Co. Lab Concept
Palmita Palmita was inspired from the leaves of a coconut palm tree. The form was abstracted into a semi-circular wall sconce while maintaining a relaxing and tropical feel. Warm light glows and filters through the leaves making Palmita the perfect mood lighting that simulates a calming Caribbean getaway. Basswood pieces were laser cut to fit together without the need for nails or screws. Even the digitally printed piece slides easily in and out of place when needed. Palmita meets the balance of new and
familiar.
Goals: Create and detail a unique luminere. Project Type: Fabrication, Custom Detailing
Palmita Front View
Palmita Details
Palm Trees
Leaves & Shape
Shadow & Light
Luminere Logo
Studies Interior design is unique in its balance of the conceptual and the functional. Prior to focusing on “literal� spaces, I took several semesters of architecture studios to learn about space in an abstract way. I did many types of spatial studies; some studied existing architecture by wellknown architects and others were studies of my own work. The medium of these studies ranged from models to diagrams to drawings.
Spatial Study, 2017
Landscape Palimscest Study, 2017
Alvar Aalto House Study, 2017
Spatial Model Study, 2018
Artwork One of the reasons I first became interested in interior design was my love of art and creating. I studied art for four years in high school and fell in love with the process of research, conceptualizing, and finally creating. Feline Great, 2014 National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Medal
Music in Motion, 2016 Thin Man Watts Jazz Festival 1st Place Artist
Island of Dreams, 2016
I have had the great fortune of recieving recognition of some of my work. In 2014 my drawing Feline Great won awards at the national level. The work was showcased a local art festival and printed in the art competition’s yearly magazine. Another piece, Music in Motion, won first prize in a local art competition. The artwork was bought by the festival committee to use on all of their promotional items including flyers and t-shirts. The local newspaper published my work as well as a photo of me and a short interview. This moment was one I will never forget.
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Zoelmys Ramos
Resumé
(386)315-0686 zoelmysramos@gmail.com https://ramoszoelmys.wixsite.com/website
OBJECTIVE
To gain an entry level position at a vibrant and energetic commercial design firm to learn new markets and work towards licensure.
EDUCATION
University of Florida , Gainesville FL Bachelor of Design | expected graduation: 2020 Major: Interior Design | GPA: 3.72
EXPERIENCE
Student Assistant, Gainesville, FL
Materials Librarian, Gainesville, FL
Jan 2020 - Present | Dr. Shabboo Valipoor
Feb 2019 - Present | UF Interior Design Dept.
SKILLS
• Guide student learning by providing corrections and support • Coordinate learning with professor and other assistants
• Facilitate students with material selection • Communicate with reps to update materials and host lunch and learns
Architects Design Group, Winter Park, FL
Morrone Interiors, Orlando, FL
Intern | May-August 2019 | (407) 647-1706
Intern | May-July 2018 | (407) 648-9090
• Revised construction documents • Collaborated with coworkers towards design solutions • Coordinated finishes and materials
• Performed daily tasks with office manager • Managed and organized material sample library • Business development and marketing through research
Personal: • Fluent in Spanish - oral and written
Technical: • Modeling and construction documents
design solutions • Coordinated finishes and materials
library • Business development and marketing through research
SKILLS
Personal: • Fluent in Spanish - oral and written • Positive and sociable attitude • Desire for constant learning and practicing . • Quick problem solver
Technical: • Modeling and construction documents with Revit • Edit renders, design logos, and create portfolios with Photoshop, illustrator, and InDesign
AFFILIATIONS
Commercial Interior Design Association
. American Society of Interior Designers
University of Florida Student Chapter
University of Florida Student Chapter
Member: 2020
Member: 2017 Events Assistant: 2018-2019
AWARDS
Thin Man Watts Jazz Festival 1st Place Artist| Oct 2016
National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Silver Medal | April 2014
ABOUT ME
I was born in Puerto Rico, but spent my whole life in Central Florida. Being the oldest of 3 daughters I learned that patience, hard work, and good instincts can help you in almost any situation. I love to create and find beauty from the world around me. My passion was fostered early on as a means for my mother to calm her hyperactive daughter through arts and crafts. Through my high school art classes, my hobby turned into skills I still use at the University of Florida. I consider myself lucky to able to do what I love, and look forward to what the future has for me.
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Zoelmys Ramos
(386)-315-0686 zoelmysramos@gmail.com https://ramoszoelmys.wixsite.com/website