PORTFOLIO INTERIOR DESIGN
ANGELICA DELA ROCA
ABOUT ME
www.linkedin.com/in/adelaroca
PHONE
(520) 233-0532
angelicagozo22@gmail.com
PROFILE INFO
My name is Angelica Dela Roca, and this portfolio is a reflection of my educational journey as I build a strong foundation in the interior design industry. With a resourceful spirit, proficiency in technical programs, and a deep appreciation for the stories spaces can tell, I am eager to continue exploring and shaping environments with intentionality and purpose.
I believe that growth as a designer begins with intention. Each project in this portfolio represents a milestone in my evolution, demonstrating how my skills, design perspective, and creative eye have developed over time. This journey is something I hold with immense pride.
More than just academic exercises, the projects I have included are especially close to my heart, as they have been pivotal in shaping me into a well-rounded interior designer. From commercial spaces to residential interiors, each experience has strengthened my ability to approach design with both creativity and precision. With every new opportunity, I am committed to bringing excellence, passion, and a thoughtful approach to every project I undertake.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION
Moderno Porcelain Works Showroom Coordinator (October 2023-Present)
Asid Arizona North Communications Director (September 2024-Present)
CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
ISA Co-President & Iida Liaison (2022-2023)
ISA Social Media Director (2021-2022)
ASID Holiday Designer Showhouse Volunteer (Dec 2021)
ASID Student Member (2019-2023)
IIDA Student Member (2019-2023)
AWARDS
Thermador Diversity In Design Pipeline Scholarship Recipient (2022-2023)
Monterrey Tile Company Scholarship Recipient (Spring 2020)
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RESIDENTIAL
group HEALTHCARE
5 group individual individual individual CONTENTS COMMERCIAL WORKPLACE
RESIDENTIAL
WORKPLACE
RESIDENTIAL
House On Pine
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CLIENT: REID FAMILY
LOCATION: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
PROJECT TYPE: KITCHEN & BATH
INSPIRED BY THE ELEMENTS OF THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, THIS DESIGN EMBRACES A COZY AND INVITING COLOR PALETTE THROUGHOUT THE KITCHEN, BATH, AND OVERALL HOME. IT INCORPORATES MODERN MID-CENTURY STYLE IN BOTH MATERIALITY AND FURNITURE, ADDING THE WARMTH THE REID FAMILY DESIRES WHILE BLENDING IN TOUCHES OF CALIFORNIA
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DINING
KITCHEN
LOUNGING
Tortona Porcelatin SlabHAWORTH-Natural Beech Natural Walnut FLOOR & DECOR- Hardwood Oak Flooring
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Children’s Museum of Phoenix
CLIENT: CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF PHOENIX
LOCATION: THE HISTORIC FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
LEASE SPACE: 30,000 SQ FT
A CHILDREN’S MUSEUM PROGRAM HOUSED WITHIN A HISTORIC CHURCH DRAWS
INSPIRATION FROM THE INTRICATE PATTERNS AND GEOMETRY OF THE CHURCH’S ROSE WINDOW, ABSTRACTING THEM TO EVOKE THE DYNAMIC BEAUTY OF A KALEIDOSCOPE.
THIS CONCEPT TRANSLATES INTO A PLAYFUL, ADAPTIVE, AND CREATIVE ENVIRONMENT
FEATURING EXHIBITS DESIGNED FOR BOTH CHILDREN AND THEIR CAREGIVERS.
STRATEGICALLY PLACED COLORED GLASS PANELS AND WINDOWS ADD LAYERS OF PERSPECTIVE AND DIMENSION, CREATING AN ENGAGING AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE FOR VISITORS OF ALL AGES
MOVABLE PANEL FOR FLEXIBLE PROGRAMMING EXHIBIT
EXHIBIT ROOMS
INTERACTIVE MINI-CITY
BE YOUR OWN HERO EXHIBIT (6-11 YR OLDS)
TACTILE SPACES & ACTIVITIES
SENSORY ROOM EXHIBIT (1-5 YR OLDS)
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Steelcase: Next Tech Company
CLIENT: STEELCASE NEXT (RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT HUB)
LOCATION: SEAPORT, BOSTON
LEASE SPACE: 6TH FLOOR, 12,000 SQ FT
THIS PART OF THE CITY IS RENOWNED AS A HUB FOR TECHNOLOGY, INNOVATION, AND ART, WITH A DISTINCTIVE SPIRIT OF DOING THINGS UNIQUELY AND UNCONVENTIONALLY.
THE DESIGN OF THIS OFFICE DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF “POPUP SHOPS,” REFLECTING BOLD ELEMENTS AND A SENSE OF CONSTANT MOVEMENT.
THIS CONCEPT FOSTERS AN ENERGETIC COMMUNITY WITHIN THE WORKSPACE THROUGH A VIBRANT COLOR PALETTE AND A MODERN APPROACH TO CREATING A PRODUCTIVE YET ENRICHING OFFICE ENVIRONMENT.
NORTH TO SOUTH
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M.H.P.C. Gateway Clinic
CLIENT: MOUNTAI PARK HEALTH CENTER (GATEWAY CLINIC)
LOCATION: DOWNTOWN PHOENIX, ARIZONA
LEASE SPACE: 55,000 SQ FT
INSPIRED BY THE HOLISTIC INTEGRATION OF MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT, THIS HEALTHCARE
SPACE PROMOTES THE HARMONY BETWEEN EASTERN AND WESTERN MEDICINE.
WITH A NEUTRAL COLOR PALETTE, SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS, AND A LAYOUT THAT PRIORITIZES INTUITIVE WAYFINDING FOR BOTH PATIENTS AND STAFF, THE DESIGN FOSTERS A CALMING AND ACCESSIBLE ENVIRONMENT DEDICATED TO COMPREHENSIVE WELL-BEING.
NORTH TO SOUTH
PRAYER & MEDITATION
COMMUNICATING STAIRS
OUTDOOR AREA
YOGA STUDIO CLASSROOM
EMPLOYEE/STAFF AREA
Umbrella Tree
AND DOES NOT PRODUCE ANY FLOWERS, HYPOALLERGENIC AND IT IMPROVES AIR QUALITY.
EAST TO WEST
LOBBY
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LIGHT PROJECTS
Light for Hope is a charity event hosted by the Interior Student Alliance (ISA), a student organization at Arizona State University dedicated to supporting interior design students. This annual event brings together students and professionals from diverse backgrounds and experience levels, who generously donate their handcrafted light fixtures. ISA auctions these lights, with all proceeds benefiting the organization, Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona.
The following photos of fixtures are some of the lights I handcrafted during my time at ASU, each reflecting my creativity and commitment to exploratory design, to create a positive impact and contribution to my community.
Beauty in Brokeness
Seeing Through
The Lucent