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PORTFOLIO INTERIOR ARCITECTURE & DESIGN

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PROJECTS SOLAPIS POD 3 Design Communication V THREADED TO FIT 4-5 Studio 2 Residential Design SOCIAL PAVILION 8 Intro to Interior Design CURRENT° 9 Color & Light NEXT CREATIVE COUNSEL 10-15 Studio 5 Commericial Design I GARCIA LIVE IN PLACE BATHROOM 14-15 Studio 2 Residential Design

MANIFESTO Interior design, to me, is not just about aesthetics; it is a powerful tool for shaping how people feel, connect, and belong. As a creative and detail-oriented interior designer of color, I approach each project with a deep commitment to inclusivity, access, and human-centered thinking. I believe that every space should be welcoming, accessible, and inclusive, reflecting the diverse lives that move through it.

My design philosophy is rooted in empathy, equity, and Interior design, to me,Iisstart not just about aesthetics; it isto a powerful innovation. by listening truly tool understand the human needs in a space, ensuring everyone feels for shaping how people feel, connect, and belong. As a creative and seen and supported, creating bold, detail-oriented interior designer of color,and I approach each project with asustainable, thoughtful solutions. I then translate those insights into deep commitment to inclusivity, access, and human-centered thinking. I intentional, sustainable, andaccessible, impactful design choices that serve both function and feeling. believe that every space should be welcoming, and inclusive, MANIFESTO

reflecting the diverse lives that move through it.

My design philosophy is rooted in empathy, equity, and innovation. I start by listening to truly understand the human needs in a space, ensuring everyone feels seen and supported, and creating bold, sustainable, thoughtful solutions. I then translate those insights into intentional, sustainable, and impactful design choices that serve both function and feeling.

Driven by purpose and passion, I embrace design as a collaborative process. I pay attention to the details others might overlook, because I know that small decisions shape big experiences. Above all, I aspire to create spaces that don’t just look right, but feel right. Spaces that welcome, empower, and help people feel at home.

Driven by purpose and passion, I embrace design as a collaborative process. I pay attention to the details others might overlook, because I know that small decisions shape big experiences. Above all, I aspire to create spaces that don’t just look right, but feel right. Spaces that welcome, empower, and help people feel at home.

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01 SOLAPIS POD

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Solapis Pod explores adaptive shelter for a nomadic culture on the desert planet Solapis. The pod’s form echoes surrounding stone formations, offering protection and belonging under the orange-hued sun. Inside, integrated greenery supports well-being in the harsh climate, creating a refuge rooted in resilience. It blends with the land while honoring cultural continuity, providing renewal and rest for its inhabitants. My process began with hand sketch explorations, using quick, gestural drawings to search for forms that felt grounded yet atmospheric. I then expanded these ideas through Veras AI, generating speculative, sculptural variations that felt fluid and surreal. These forms were refined in Rhino and rendered in Enscape, allowing material, light, and environmental tone to guide the final expression. The result is a dwelling that feels both ancient and futuristic, born from the landscape, responsive to climate, and adaptive to the movement and needs of its people.

Modeled in Rhino, rendered in Enscape, and refined in Photoshop.

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PORTFOLIO 1. Master Bedroom A. 2. Master Bathroom A. 3. Guest Bedroom A. 4. Music Studio A. 5. Live In Aide Bedroom A. 6. Live In Aid Bathroom A.

PATIO SPACE

Encouraging Fitness 1.

Access to Nature

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Daylighting Strategies Enhanced Accessibility

7. Guest Bathroom A. 8. Game Room A. 9. Kitchen A. 10. Pantry A. 11. Dining Room A. 12. Living Room A. 13. Sun Room A.

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A. 15. Transitional Space A. 16. Laundry & Storage A. 17. Mudroom A. 18. Maintenance/Storage A. 19. Garage A. 20. Unassigned Space A.

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Low-Flow Fixtures Acoustic Comfort

Specialty/Well ness Spaces Circulation/Transition 5.

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EXTENDED DRIVEWAY

Caregiver Quarters Flexible Spaces for Therapy & Daily Routines

Clear Wayfinding & Layout Legibility

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PROJECT Consistent Materiality

Healthy Nourishment

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Biophilic Design

Specialty/Wellness Spaces 17.

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Public/Shared Living

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Garage & Utility

High Thermal Performance

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Transitional Spaces

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Service/ Support Spaces

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Ergonomic Design

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Access to Natural Light

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FINISHED FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/4”=1’0”

02 THREADED TO FIT This project centers on creating an accessible, thoughtful environment through extensive pre-design research, including site context, solar path, and passive design strategies. Meeting the client’s needs for ADA compliance was essential, alongside integrating personal interests such as sports, gaming, and motivational themes, subtly introduced through layout, color, and material choices.

Rooted in the idea that spaces should be woven to fit the people they serve, the design reflects themes of resilience, interconnection, and strength.

Insights from the Livsrum Cancer Counseling Center precedent study informed the approach to privacy, flexibility, and holistic well being, reinforcing the emphasis on comfort, adaptability, and dignity.

Early parti diagrams explored interconnected flow, dynamic angles, and central focus, shaping the building massing and room organization with a clear spatial logic.

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through challenges, becoming more durable with time. Just as individual threads intertwine to create a fabric, diverse people and experiences come together, forming a rich social tapestry. The process of weaving and layering, whether through the softness of silk or the density of felt, ABBY reflects the NAUGLE tension, warmth, and structure that shape a strong community.

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Interconnected Flow

Dynamic Angles

Education, Civic, And Religion

Hospital And Health Services

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Parks and Recreation

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ENLARGED BEDROOM SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 2:00 PM 5 Minute walking 5’ 20’

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Dog Safe Zone

Zero Energy Ready (NZE) Design Strategies

WELL Building Standard Strategies Accessibility and Universal Design Strategies

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MASTER BEDROOM

MUSIC STUDIO STORAGE

STORAGE STORAGE

PANTRY

KITCHEN

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

Transportation

GAME ROOM STORAGE

LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM

BAHTROOM STORAGE

Industrial Space This space is designed to evoke a sense of

LAUNDRY AND STORAGE GARAGE

openness, grounded comfort, and natural

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Transitional Space

SUN ROOM MUDROOM OFFICE

Community Services wood tones, layered lighting, and textural elements create a cozy, safe environment ideal for

This space blends thermal performance and aesthetic warmth through its thoughtful material palette. The exterior envelope features a 12" hempcrete wall, which offers high Food And Dining Parks and Recreation insulation value (R-42), breathability, and fire resistance. On the interior, traditional wood framed walls balance performance with ease of construction. The floor system is a wood joist structure layered with an acoustic panel,N reducing sound transfer while maintaining 15° -15° visual continuity through natural wood textures. The structure rests on a concrete slab ° 0° -30 foundation with an integrated vapor barrier and pressure treated sill 3plate, ensuring long term durability and moisture protection.

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Gathering Grove

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recharging. The sectional connection between bedroom and covered outdoor space reinforces continuity between indoor comfort and outdoor engagement.

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Operable windows allow cross-ventilation, supporting passive cooling strategies and fresh indoor air circulation.

Accessible Wildlife Interaction Zone A dog leash ho Open pergola framework invites birds and pollinators, offering calming biophilic engagement. enabling Chan for walks or sa Hempcrete Exterior Wall Assembly fenced dog ar High thermal mass and natural insulation companionsh (R-42) support NZE goals while promoting wellness routin a toxin free, breathable wall system.

Emergen Secondary do Slab Foundation with Vapor Barrier enabling quick Limits ground moisture infiltration, emergency pe promoting healthier indoor conditions and long term durability.

Elegant Be Wall mounted Framing Materials assist in repos FSC-certified wood studs for interior walls to blend seam ensure sustainable resource sourcing. institutional.

and wildlife to freely interact with the structure and enrich the sensory experience. Warm

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Decorative Pendant night the wall, reinfo layered design

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Art, Culture And connection. The open air wood trellis provides a Entertainment sheltered transition to the outdoors, allowing birds

Private Patio

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Low-VOC Wall and Floor Finishes Material selection ensures reduced off-gassing for improved indoor air quality.

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

Design Concepts and Strategies

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Access to Nature Views of greenery or interior plants to reduce stress and increase satisfaction.

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Daylighting Strategies Reduces dependence on artificial lighting.

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PATIO SPACE

Physical Therapy Center

Encouraging Fitness Access to the patio space with integrated walking paths encourages daily physical activity and outdoor movement.

Chance’s Private Suite

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Enhanced Accessibility Universal design features such as grab bars, knee clearance, and open turning radii for wheelchairs.

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Guest Suite

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Low-Flow Fixtures Water efficient faucets, toilets, and showers that 15 reduce consumption without sacrificing performance.

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Flexible Spaces for Therapy & Daily Routines Designed to adapt to various levels of independence

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Caregiver Suite

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MASS AND SITE PLAN

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This site integrates active and passive design strategies to promote sustainability and wellness.

The sloped roof optimizes solar gain for photovoltaic panels, supporting net-zero energy goals, while cross-ventilation through operable windows and breezeways minimizes cooling needs. Overhangs and a wooden trellis system provide solar shading and glare control. Low-VOC finishes and natural materials enhance indoor air quality and align with WELL standards. The landscape includes durable, eco-friendly materials like permeable Tribeca Brick, IPE Wood, and drought-tolerant Kurapia ground cover. The tree selection of Sugar Maple and Serviceberry enhances the environment with vibrant seasonal colors and supports local wildlife.

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Public/Shared Living Consistent Materiality A unified flooring palette is used throughout the space to create a sense of continuity and orientation. This approach supports wayfinding and minimizes overstimulation, contributing to a calming and inclusive environment.

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Transitional Spaces Soft thresholds that help regulate sensory load when moving from one function to another

Circulation/Transition

Service/Support Spaces

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FINISHED FLOOR PLAN 5’ 20’ 10’

1. Master Bedroom A. 882.53 ft² 2. Master Bathroom A. 307.09 ft² 3. Guest Bedroom A. 542.29 ft² 4. Music Studio A. 742.06 ft² 5. Live In Aide Bedroom A. 413.55 ft² 6. Live In Aide Bathroom A. 342.72 ft²

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KEY WELL Building Standard Strategies Accessibility and Universal Design Strategies Zero Energy Ready (NZE) Design Strategies

7. Guest Bathroom A. 310.97 ft² 8. Game Room A. 424.96 ft² 9. Kitchen A. 525.06 ft² 10. Pantry A. 104.84 ft² 11. Dining Room A. 736.74 ft² 12.Living Room A. 863.16 ft² 13.Sun Room A. 580.07 ft²

14.Office A. 333.14 ft² 15.Transitional Space A. 276.63 ft² 16.Laundry & Storage A. 149.73 ft² 17.Mudroom A. 322.59 ft² 18.Maintenance/Storage A. 127.55 ft² 19.Garage A. 567.80 ft² Unassigned Space 1,723.30 ft²

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Master Bedroom

Master Bedroom 1

Guest Bedrooms

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Guest Bedrooms

Bathroom

Guest Bedrooms

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Game Room

Bathroom

Bathroom

Bathroom

Bathroom

Music Studio

Master Bedroom Guest Bedrooms

Guest Bedrooms

Kitchen 3

Living Space

Living Space

Bathroom

Bathroom

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PHYSICAL THERAPY GYM

Bathroom

MASTER BEDROOM

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Kitchen

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

MUSIC STUDIO

PANTRY

MASTER BEDROOM

GROUP MEETING ROOM

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

MUSIC STUDIO

BATHROOM

KITCHEN BATHROOM

COMMUNITY ZONE

STORAGE

GAME ROOM STORAGE

Kitchen

INDEPENDENT BOOTH ZONE

STORAGE STORAGE

GUEST BEDROOM

Bathroom

PRIVATE PRIVATE MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM

Dining Room GROUP MEETING ROOM

STORAGE

BATHROOM

Living Space

STORAGE

STORAGE STORAGE

PANTRY

KITCHEN

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

LIVING ROOM GAME ROOM

DINING ROOM

BAHTROOM STORAGE

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MEDICATION PICK UP LAUNDRY AND STORAGE GARAGE

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Music Studio

Game Room Sun Room EVENING SUNROOM SUN ROOM

MUDROOM

OFFICE

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Transitional Space

WATING SPACE

Dining Room

PHYSICAL THERAPY GYM KEY

Accessibility and Universal This physical therapy gym is designed to facilitate Design Strategies TV console guide the user, enhancing navigation in low light.

Zero Energy Ready (NZE) independent movement and accessibility with Design Strategies Biophilic elements connect the space with nature, and the Sun Room Design Concepts and clear floor space, seated equipment access, and Strategies gaming setup creates an ideal area for socializing and WELL Building Standard Strategies inclusive circulation zones. High-performance entertainment. Sustainable features like net-zero energy glazing provides natural light while maintaining design and WELL Building Standards promote a healthy, energy efficiency, and passive solar shading offers efficient space that aligns with the user’s personal goals comfort. Flexible wellness zones support varied and wellness needs. For further details check page 103 in Variation 2 the booklet.

This layout balances social engagement and privacy, ensuring This approach clearly defines public and private spaces,

The sunroom is designed to balance Zero Energy Ready (NZE) accessibility, relaxation, and social Design Strategies Design Concepts and interaction. The reclining chair provides ease Strategies WELL Building Standard Strategies of use with an automatic lift, while acoustic paneling ensures sound control for a calm atmosphere. Slide under tables cater to accessibility1 needs, offering convenient Variation workspaces. Wayfinding lights beneath the Accessibility and Universal Design Strategies

smooth transitions between communal and private areas. The central Living Space acts as a hub, fostering accessibility, while the surrounding rooms provide quieter, focused environments.

Wide openings between shared areas improve mobility, and universal design principles ensure barrier free access. The Sun Room and Music Studio offer flexible multi use spaces, while

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LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM

BAHTROOM STORAGE

LAUNDRY AND STORAGE GARAGE

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Transitional Space

SUN ROOM

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Dining Room

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physical activities, from low-impact to adaptive exercises, while specialized equipment like plates and bars encourages autonomy and mobility. LED task and ambient lighting ensure functional control, and stress-reducing finishes enhance the overall environment. For further details, check page 102 in the booklet.

MUDROOM

Guest Bedrooms

OFFICE

Sun Room MUSIC STUDIO PERSPECTIVE KEY

WELL Building Standard Strategies Accessibility and Universal Design Strategies Design Concepts and Strategies

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The music studio fosters creativity and functionality, offering ergonomic furniture like a desk chair with armrests and a coffee table with a raised edge to support comfort and safety. The layout encourages dynamic movement and collaboration, while clear circulation zones ensure easy access to instruments

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reducing noise overlap and ensuring functional zoning.

Social areas (Living Space, Kitchen, and Dining) are grouped together for interaction, while bedrooms and offices are secluded for privacy.

This arrangement prioritizes adaptability and accessibility, enhancing spatial flow. The fluid layout eliminates barriers, supporting smooth movement and varied user needs. Living and work areas blend seamlessly with open flex zones, ensuring dynamic use.

Step free transitions and direct access points enhance accessibility. Entrances to private areas minimize cross

The Sun Room and Music Studio are positioned for extended accessibility, while direct pathways improve circulation. Barrier

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and workspac rubber-based fl sound quality a and mixed light relaxation needs the booklet.

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Physical Therapy Gym

Kitchen

Sun room

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ENLARGED BEDROOM SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 2:00 PM 5’ 20’ 10’

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WELL Building Standard Strategies Accessibility and Universal Design Strategies

Zero Energy Ready (NZE) Design Strategies

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MASTER BEDROOM

Low-VOC Wall and Floor Finishes Material selection ensures reduced off-gassing for improved indoor air quality.

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

MUSIC STUDIO STORAGE

Design Concepts and Strategies

STORAGE STORAGE

PANTRY

KITCHEN

GUEST BEDROOM BATHROOM

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GAME ROOM STORAGE

LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM

BAHTROOM STORAGE

LAUNDRY AND STORAGE

This space is designed to evoke a sense of openness, grounded comfort, and natural connection. The open air wood trellis provides a sheltered transition to the outdoors, allowing birds and wildlife to freely interact with the structure and enrich the sensory experience. Warm wood tones, layered lighting, and textural elements create a cozy, safe environment ideal for recharging. The sectional connection between bedroom and covered outdoor space reinforces continuity between indoor comfort and outdoor engagement.

GARAGE

Transitional Space

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

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SUN ROOM

MUDROOM

OFFICE

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Decorative Light Patterning Pendant nightstand lights cast a patterned glow on the wall, reinforcing the concept of weaving and layered design texture.

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Operable windows allow cross-ventilation, supporting passive cooling strategies and fresh indoor air circulation.

Sports Poster Gallery Personalized artwork promotes emotional well being through meaningful, identity based design.

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Accessible Pet Access + Outdoor Connection Wildlife Interaction Zone A dog leash hook is located near the patio door, Open pergola framework invites birds and pollinators, offering calming biophilic engagement. enabling Chance to independently take Nala out for walks or safely release her into the attached Hempcrete Exterior Wall Assembly fenced dog area. This supports autonomy, High thermal mass and natural insulation companionship, and seamless access to outdoor (R-42) support NZE goals while promoting wellness routines. a toxin free, breathable wall system.

Emergency Hall Access Secondary door provides direct access to hallway, Slab Foundation with Vapor Barrier enabling quick response by caregiver or Limits ground moisture infiltration, emergency personnel. promoting healthier indoor conditions and long term durability.

Elegant Bedside Grab Bars Wall mounted mobility supports flank the bed to Framing Materials assist in repositioning and safe transfers. Designed FSC-certified wood studs for interior walls to blend seamlessly into the space without feeling ensure sustainable resource sourcing. institutional.

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This space blends thermal performance and aesthetic warmth through its thoughtful material palette. The exterior envelope features a 12" hempcrete wall, which offers high insulation value (R-42), breathability, and fire resistance. On the interior, traditional wood framed walls balance performance with ease of construction. The floor system is a wood joist structure layered with an acoustic panel, reducing sound transfer while maintaining visual continuity through natural wood textures. The structure rests on a concrete slab foundation with an integrated vapor barrier and pressure treated sill plate, ensuring long term durability and moisture protection.

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PROJECT NAME :

THREADED TO FIT

PROJECT ADRESS : 101 Knapp St NE, Grand

Rapids, MI 49505

PROJECT NOTES :

PATIO SPACE

BUILDING AND SITE SECTIONS Encouraging Fitness Access to the patio space with integrated walking paths encourages daily physical activity and outdoor movement.

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Access to Nature Views of greenery or interior plants to reduce stress and increase satisfaction.

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Daylighting Strategies Reduces dependence on artificial lighting.

Chance’s Private Suite

Enhanced Accessibility Universal design features such as grab bars, knee clearance, and open turning radii for wheelchairs.

Low-Flow Fixtures Water efficient faucets, toilets, and showers that reduce consumption without sacrificing performance.

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Guest Suite MASTER BEDROOM

GEUST BEDROOM BAHTROOM

MUSIC STUDIO STORAGE

STORAGE STORAGE

Pantry

BUILDING SECTION A

BAHTROOM

GAME ROOM

STORAGE

Specialty/Wellness Spaces

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'0"

LAUNDRY AND STORAGE

Transitional Space

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

GARAGE

SUN ROOM

MUDROOM

OFFICE

20' 10'

BUILDING SECTION A

DINING ROOM

STORAGE

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LIVING ROOM

BAHTROOM

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Use of Low-VOC Materials Promotes clean indoor air quality.

Circulation/Transition

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EXTENDED DRIVEWAY

Flexible Spaces for Therapy & Daily Routines Designed to adapt to various levels of independence

KITCHEN

GEUST BEDROOM

Acoustic Comfort STC rated partitions, acoustic panels, spatial zoning, and flooring materials support focus and calm.

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Caregiver Suite

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'0"

Healthy Nourishment Kitchen areas support cooking whole foods and eating together.

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Clear Wayfinding & Layout Legibility Simple, direct circulation minimizes confusion and fatigue.

MASTER BEDROOM

GEUST BEDROOM

BAHTROOM

MUSIC STUDIO

STORAGE

STORAGE

STORAGE

Pantry

KITCHEN

GEUST BEDROOM

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BAHTROOM

GAME ROOM STORAGE

LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM

BAHTROOM STORAGE

LAUNDRY AND STORAGE MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

GARAGE

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SUN ROOM MUDROOM OFFICE

Biophilic Design Integration of natural materials and daylight to support wellness and mental clarity.

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20'

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Specialty/Wellness Spaces

Transitional Space

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Public/Shared Living Consistent Materiality A unified flooring palette is used throughout the space to create a sense of continuity and orientation. This approach supports wayfinding and minimizes overstimulation, contributing to a calming and inclusive environment.

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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'0"

DRAWING NAME :

BUILDING EXTERIOR WALL SECTIONS SECTION DETAIL

Garage & Utility

BUILDING SECTION B

Transitional Spaces Soft thresholds that help regulate sensory load when moving from one function to another

Ergonomic Design Adjustable raising furniture, ADA-compliant features for inclusivity.

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High Thermal Performance Envelope The envelope includes hempcrete walls paired with rigid insulation and insulated metal cladding, creating a continuous, airtight barrier to help regulate temperature and increase efficIency.

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Service/Support Spaces

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Circulation/Transition

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SCALE : Access to Natural Light Maximizing daylight improves mood and productivity.

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03 THE SOCIAL PAVILION The Social Pavilion was an early design project from the Introduction to Interior Design course that explored how built environments can foster social connection. The goal was to create an inviting public space that encourages community gathering, joy, and spontaneous interaction. The final result was a vibrant, multi-use outdoor pavilion supporting gathering, play, and performance.

The design process began with abstract form studies exploring line, rhythm, and volume to understand how space shapes experience. These studies informed the final pavilion: a lively outdoor space featuring a rock climbing wall, tiered picnic and stage seating, and public restrooms. Each element was thoughtfully arranged to support performances, casual gatherings, and recreation.

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04 CURRENT °

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This luminaire addresses the mental and physical fatigue of frequent air travel, where time blurs and travelers seek both alertness and rest. Its drooping form reflects the body’s exhaustion, while the halo and dome diffusers layer light to gently reawaken the senses without overstimulation. The fixture adapts its color temperature throughout the day—cool tones for morning alertness and warm tones for evening calm—supporting the traveler’s natural circadian rhythm and transforming waiting areas into moments of restorative pause.

Modeled in Rhino, rendered in Enscape, and refined in Photoshop.

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05 NEXT CREATIVE COUNSEL

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The NEXT Creative Counsel project developed for the Steelcase Student Design Competition reimagined a modern law office as a warm, flexible, and human-centered workplace. The goal was to create an environment that balances professionalism with comfort while supporting collaboration, privacy, and autonomy.

The design process included organizational analysis, precedent research, and concept studies grounded in Self-Determination Theory and Centeredness Theory. These early explorations shaped a workplace that features an integrated café, multi-height collaborative zones, a town hall space with tiered seating, and technology-enabled meeting rooms with film-treated glazing for privacy.

Layered lighting, varied seating postures, and acoustically responsive finishes help create an atmosphere that supports focused work, casual gathering, and client engagement. The final result is a welcoming, intuitive workplace that reflects a contemporary, hospitality-inspired vision for creative legal practice.

Modeled in Revit, rendered in Twinmotion, and refined in Photoshop.

Key 12.M 13.S 14.H 15.T 16.P 17.R 18.W 19.G 20.C 21.M 22.R Social Zone Immersive Focus Zone Movement Path

edium Conference Rooms (2) mall Conference Rooms (2) uddle Rooms (2) own Hall / Multi-Purpose Space (1) roduction & Resource Center(1) eception / Welcome Hub (1) ork Café / Break Area (1) olf Simulator / VR Room (1) atering Pantry (1) other’s / Lactation Room (1) estoration Zone

Dynamic Focus Zone Rest Stop Zone Creative Zone

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WILD CARD SPACE: GOLF SIMULATOR The Wild Card VR space is intentionally positioned to blend seamlessly with the café zone, creating an open, social extension of the work environment. By keeping this area visually and physically connected to the café, the space supports spontaneity, collaboration, and natural interaction, allowing users to move fluidly between working, relaxing, and engaging in immersive play.

The design also nods to the long-standing tradition of building relationships and making deals on the golf course. This VR setup modernizes that legacy, offering a contemporary twist on connection, strategy, and stress relief within the workplace. It gives users a chance to decompress, reset, and step momentarily outside the intensity of the workday, all while staying within a supportive, community-oriented environment.

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PARALEGAL WORK STATIONS

LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

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HUDDLE, CONFRENCE & CASE ROOM

WORK CAFE

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Spacious Linen Cabinet

Recessed Wall Shelving

Built In Storage With Privacy Glass

Clerestory Windows

Personal Grooming Mirror

Smart Tablet System

06 GARCIA LIVE IN PLACE BATHROOM This bathroom redesign focused on aging in place for an elderly couple. The space features a zero step roll in shower, a strategically placed built-in bench with jets, and passive cooling strategies such as operable windows. The design promotes long-term comfort, accessibility, and independence. Universal design principles and human centered strategies guided key spatial and product decisions, ensuring safety without sacrificing aesthetic quality. Integrated lighting, material choices, and fixture placement were carefully selected to support visibility, ease of use, and overall well being. The layout prioritizes intuitive circulation and dignity, allowing for independence with minimal assistance.

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