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JACQUELINE CAMERON Jackie draws inspiration for design from cultural and geographical surroundings. She enjoys the contrast between geometric lines and organic forms and appreciates how interior design can affect our perceptions and emotions. Jackie also enjoys designs that incorporate elements of nature, such as water, plants and minimally altered materials. Her experience as a medical assistant further developed a deeper appreciation of how important surroundings are in the healthcare delivery system for both patients and providers. She believes healthcare spaces should be designed with optimal functionality and provide a sense of calm and healing.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 6
PANDORA
TENANT IMPROVEMENT
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RE SEARCH GAMES
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PARADISE HEALTH CLINIC
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SOFT BLOOM
RETAIL & VIRTUAL BOOKSTORE
MEDICAL FACILITY
LIGHT DESIGN
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PANDORA A TENANT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR PANDORA’S HEADQUARTERS, LOCATED IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. INSPIRED BY THEIR VIBRANT CULTURE AND THEIR DEDICATION TO MUSIC, SOUND WAVES BECAME THE CONCEPT FOR THE RENOVATION. ELEMENTS OF BIOPHILIA, SUCH AS WATER, SEA SHELLS, AND PLANTS, WERE INCLUDED TO CREATE A SENSE OF NATURE INDOORS.
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SOUND WAVE Conch sea shells are known for the unique sound they produce. People have used these shells to communicate through the amplifications they create. Like the conch shell, Pandora brings people together through music as a form of communication.
Acoustic wave inspired reception desk 7
Interactive touchscreen with speakers
Concrete & wood floors in main lobby
Custom wave reception desk with glass panel
Natural wood used throughout 8
USER JOURNEY
CLIENT CLIENT CLIENT CLIENT
NON-RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
RESIDENT RESIDENT RESIDENT RESIDENT
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ROOM LEGEND ROOM LEGEND LEGEND ROOM A - Open Shelter A -- Open Open Shelter Shelter A B - Reception B Reception B C -- Reception Phone Booth C - Phone Phone Booth Booth C D -- Kitchen D -- Kitchen Kitchen D E - Collaborative E Collaborative E Collaborative F -- Benching F -- Benching Benching FG - Training Room G Training Room Room G -- Think Training H Tank H - Think Think Tank Tank H I - -Large Conf. Rm II -- Large Large Conf. Conf. Rm Rm J - Small Conf. Rm J Small Conf. Rm J -- Small K Med. Conf. Conf. Rm Rm K - Med. Med. Conf. Conf. Rm Rm LK -- Restrooms L Restrooms LM- -Restrooms Wellness Room M - Wellness Wellness Room Room M N -- Studio N -- Studio Studio N O - Break Room O Break Room Room O Break P- -Print Room PPrint Room PQ -Print BikeRoom Rack Q Bike Rack Rack Q--Elevator Bike R R Elevator R Elevator S -- Town Hall Town Hall Hall SS -- Town
The space plan provides different paths for users based on their needs. The resident employee’s desks are located furthest from the town hall area to prevent less distraction from potential noise. Non-resident employees are able to use benching desks located throughout the office and utilitze think tanks when more privacy is needed. Clients will typically have the shortest path directly to a conference room, studio, town hall, or cafe.
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Open Shelter Reception Phone Booth Kitchen Collaborative Benching Training Room Think Tank Large Conf. Rm Small Conf. Rm Med. Conf. Rm Restrooms Wellness Room Studio Break Room Print Room Bike Rack Elevator Town Hall
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The open shelters are designed to resemble a sea shell and created to be a private space employees can use to relax in a quiet area. The frame is made of metal and the sides and sliding panel are built with wire to hold their form. They are then covered with an acoustic felt that is available in different colors. The inner seat is cushioned and covered with acoustic felt as well to provide users comfort and sound privacy.
Open Shelter
North Section
West Section 11
Connected Open Shelters
10th Floor - Benching, open shelters, and collaborative space 12
9th Floor - Collaborative space, benching, and resident desks 13
9th Floor - Benching and collaborative space 14
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RE SEARCH GAMES BOOKSEARCH IS A BOOKSTORE WITH A VIRTUAL REFERENCE LIBRARY AND RESEARCH GAMES THAT ENCOURAGE YOUTH TO READ BOOKS, WHILE ALSO GAINING RESEARCH SKILLS. THE DESIGN STEMS FROM A TRANSFORMATIVE ORIGAMI MODEL, CREATED BECAUSE OUR MINDS GO THROUGH THE PROCESS OF TRANSFORMATION EACH TIME WE READ.
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TRANSFORMATION Origami transforms, similar to how our minds transform when reading a book. Our minds unfold as we process the information we read. Reading books can reshape our views, as how origami can be transformed into a variety of shapes.
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EXISTING
DEMO
COMPLETE
GROUND LEVEL
MEZZANINE LEVEL
The floorplan was inspired by the line MEZZANINE FLOORPLAN element of design in the origami model. ADDRESS: 82 E SANTA ST. SAN JOSE, to CA The 5-point bookshleves areCLARA designed 95113 DSIT 33 resemble the voids between the foldable planes of the model. 19
ASSI PART JACK 05/02/18
Columns are covered with polycarbonate arches representing a transformative origami figure.They also emphasize passage into a space with a new function.
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LINEN
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BAMBOO
GLASS
WHITE QUARTZ
WHITE POLYCARBONATE
CONCRETE
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Game area sketch
Study desks on mezzanine
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Custom bookshelves
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PARADISE HEALTH CLINIC A MEDICAL FACILITY IN THE TOWN OF PARADISE, CALIFORNIA, THAT BRINGS THE COMMUNITY A SENSE OF COMFORT AFTER THE DEVASTATING 2018 CAMP FIRE. DESIGNED WITH CALIFORNIA WOOD, EARTH TONES, AND SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS, THIS CONTEMPORARY CLINIC STILL HAS RESEMBLANCE TO THE COUNTRY AESTHETIC OF PARADISE. THE CLINIC PROVIDE A SPACE FOR RELAXING, AND CREATES A SENSE OF GROWTH AND HOPE FOR THE PEOPLE OF PARADISE.
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PARADISE, CALIFORNIA
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Site: 67,000 sq. ft. Elevation: 2,000 - 2,800 ft. Camp Fire: November 8, 2018 Destroyed 18,804 structures in the county Previously home to over 26,000 residents Current Population: Approx. 2,034 Population dropped 90% after Camp Fire Over 50% of population over age 50
After the devastating fires that Paradise has experienced, the goal is to create a safe and comforting health clinic for the community. To provide the residents a sense of comfort, aspects of the facility’s aesthetic resemble the country style buildings that were common in Paradise. Elements such as exposed wood, patinated aluminum, and live trees, are used to give the community a sense of familiarity.
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FIRST FLOOR
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Main Lobby
Elevators
Radiology Dept.
Restroom
Peds. to Med. Staff Stairs
Pharmacy
Pediatrics Lobby
Cafeteria
Pharmacy Lobby
Pediatrics Dept.
Radiology Lobby
SECOND FLOOR Open Lobby
Restroom
Laboratory
Medicine Lobby
Elevators
Laboratory Lobby
Medicine Dept.
Peds. to Med. Staff Stairs
Administrative Offices
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A PARK FOR PATIENTS AND THE COMMUNITY The facility features a park located across from clinic entrance. The park provides patients and vistors a place to relax. There is access to the park through the carport located at the front of the clinic and from the side parking lot as well.
View of park looking out from carport area 31
View of park and carport looking towards carport
SUSTAINABILITY The building utilizes technology and nature to contribute to environmental health. A green roof as well as solar panels reduce the clinic’s carbon footprint. Solar panels are located on the green roof and on top of the car port. Solar panels are also used above windows to produce energy while shading the indoors.
Solar panels and green roof
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CREATING A COMFORTING ATMOSPHERE
LVT is used to create the appearance of wood, but provide the durability necessary for a healthcare facility.
Live plants create a soothing and relaxing atmosphere.
1st Floor Main Lobby
Skylights and large windows allow an abundance of natural light into the space.
Patinated aluminum is recyclable and the solid black color adds a contemporary country aesthetic to resemble the country atmosphere the town of Paradise is familiar with
2nd Floor Open Lobby 33
Adult Medicine Lobby 34
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SOFT BLOOM THE TABLE LAMP IS DESIGNED WITH ADJUSTABILITY AND SIMPLICITY IN MIND. WITH A GEOMETRIC AESTHETIC IN ONE POSITION, IN ANOTHER SETTING IT TAKES ON AN ORGANIC FORM, RESEMBLING THE PETALS OF A FLOWER.
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Soft Bloom is an adjustable lamp that was inspired by Isamu Noguchi’s Akari Light Sculptures. Noguchi’s light sculptures have a collapsability element and are made with minimal structure and mostly natural materials.
The adjustable height of Soft Bloom enables the lamp to take on a new form. It transforms from an upright and geometric lamp to an organic bulb. The panels bend outward creating a flower-like bloom.
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Top and bottom hexagon frames were saudered together and are connected by brass tubing. The tubing is only located at 3 of the 6 corners to maintain the minimalistic appearance.
Brass Frame
Semi-Transparent Plastic Panels
Wood Base
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TOP VIEW
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ELEVATIONS
ELEVATION
SECTION CUT
SECTION CUT
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FINAL PRODUCT 42