Anna Dooley Interior Design Portfolio

AD ANNA DOOLEY INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

ABOUT ME My name is Anna Dooley, and I studied Interior Design at Virginia Tech. I have a profound passion for designing spaces that reflect innovation and sustainability. I am always seeking new ideas and enjoy the process of continuous learning to stay at the forefront of the ever-evolving design industry. I thrive in team environments and value the exchange of ideas that comes from collaboration. Within this portfolio, you will find a collection of my work, showcasing a diverse range of projects that reflect my design philosophy

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and creative thinking.

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Touro Shakespeare Hotel

NEXT Advertising Firm

Innovation Center

Co-Working Space

Retail Space

Additional Works

TOURO SHAKESPEARE HOTEL

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Senior Thesis, Hospitality Space

Spring 2025

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

For my senior thesis, I designed The Touro Shakespeare Hotel, a boutique hotel that reimagines the historic 60,000-square-foot Touro Shakespeare Home in New Orleans. Blending luxury with cultural authenticity,

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experience that celebrates the city’s vibrant spirit.

Through an elevated restaurant, a dedicated jazz performance space, and thoughtful preservation of architectural detail, the hotel offers guests a rich and memorable stay that reflects the rhythm, flavor, and history of New Orleans.

SITE CONTEXT

ANNOTATIONS BACK OF HOUSE

TOURO SHAKESPEARE HOME

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2650 General Meyer Ave, New Orleans, LA 70114

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The Touro Shakespeare Home is a historic property with deep roots in the history of the city of New Orleans. First established in 1855 by philanthropist

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Judah Touro as a charitable home for the elderly. The

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home provided housing and care for senior living until

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2005, when it suffered from extensive damage from Hurricane Katrina. The building has been left abandoned ever since. The structure itself is over

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30,000 square feet. The Touro Shakespeare Home

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emphasizes beauty, history, and functionality; its original architecture style is a blend of Neo-Classical

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Level 1 Floorplan

Revival and Jacobean Revival styles.

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LOBBY STAIRCASE

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MATERIALS

NOUQOUSH Chic Wallpaper

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Jungle

GP & J BAKER Ramayana Velvet

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MAINZU CERAMICS Fabola Tile

BUSINESS CENTER

CAFE

UPSTAIRS RESTAURANT VIEW

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RESTAURANT AT NIGHT VIEW

COURTYARD SECTION NTS. FITNESS CENTER

STANDARD GUEST ROOM

EXECUTIVE SUITE

MATERIALS

Anthropologie Brunschwig & Fils Wallpaper

Walls Republic Majestic Crane Wallpaper

Haworth Wood Veneer Finish

Ashley Mauville Contemporary Carpet

Mohawk Group Buzzing Trails Carpet

NEXT

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Steelcase NEXT Student Design Competition, Coworking Space

Fall 2024

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

This project was designed for the Steelcase NEXT Design Competition, reimagining a dynamic 16,000 SF advertising agency office in Chicago. Inspired by the city’s diverse neighborhoods and the concept of movement, the design integrates elements to enhance creativity and connection. Each department reflects a unique Chicago neighborhood, creating a workspace that embodies NEXT’s brand identity of innovation, collaboration, and human-centered design.

DESIGN CONCEPT NEXT's office in Chicago is designed around the Chicago Neighborhoods concept, embodying the city’s vibrant spirit and transforming the workspace into a place that reflects Chicago's

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department functions as its own “neighborhood” within the office, showcasing different colors and materials to celebrate variety while maintaining a cohesive overall design. This approach allows each team to have a distinct identity while fostering a sense of community that ties back to the unity and character of Chicago as a whole.

At the heart of the space lies "The Loop", a double-height central hub amphitheater style space, reflecting the feel Chicago's iconic downtown, where collaboration and connection happens within the office. Acting as a “town hall,” The Loop links communal areas like the work café, client presentation, reception, and collaborative areas. This central location not only enhances interdepartmental interaction but also embodies NEXT’s core values of creativity, individuality, and human connection, fostering an environment that promotes their moto of “Being More Human.”

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Private Office

Huddle

Team Meeting

Work Cafe

Reception

Client Presentation Phone Room

Team Meeting Private Office Huddle

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Level 6 Floorplan NTS.

Wellness Lactation Room Room

Production and Resource Center

Small Meeting

Private Office

Team Meeting Open to Below

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RECEPTION

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MATERIALS

Steelcase Planked Cherry Veneer

Arktura Acoustic PET

Design Tex Cumulus Upholstry

FURNITURE

Steelcase Flex Workstation

West Elm Greenpoint Collection

Steelcase Amia

Steelcase Tall Angled Phone Booth

Carl Hansen & Son Elbow Chair

Steelcase Campfire Lounge

CREATIVE DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD

CLIENT PRESENTATION

WORK CAFE

FURNITURE

Turf Plaid Ceiling Scape

Steelcase Campfire Table

Steelcase Bowie Armchair

Steelcase Coalesse Table

ELEVATE & ASCEND

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Virginia Tech Health & Design Research Center

Spring 2024

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

For the Haworth Student Design Competition, I designed Elevate & Ascend, a forward thinking interior for the Virginia Tech Health and Design Research Center. The site is located at the intersection of Salem Avenue and 5th Street in Roanoke,

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positioned near the Carilion Clinic, making it an ideal hub for innovation, collaboration, and wellbeing. The design fosters a dynamic learning environment that integrates health and design research, supporting both students and professionals in advancing the future of holistic healthcare spaces.

DESIGN CONCEPT The concept of the Blue Ridge mountains represent notions of strength, resilience, and elevation -- which are all qualities that align with the pursuit of design research, health, and elevation. Roanoke, the largest city along the Appalachian Trail, provides a rich historical context and inspiration for Elevate and Ascend. The layout and space planning ties back to the mountainous topography through varying elevations and meandering pathways, creating a natural flow that connects different areas within the building, to mirror the mountainous topography of the Blue Ridge range.

This space encourages exploration and physical movement, fostering both collaboration and wellbeing.

Further drawing from the Blue Ridge Mountains, the material selection emphasizes sustainability and the use of natural elements. Biophilia is placed throughout space to tie back to the rich biodiversity of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and it is good for overall well being and physical benefits for education. The resilience of the mountains inspired a creative space that is beautiful and functional but also adaptive and forward-thinking.

This environment supports collaboration, health, and creative exploration.

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MATERIALS

Haworth Clear on (RCWO) Oak Wood

Haworth, Scozia - Oceana Leather

Haworth Walnut on Oak Oak Wood

FURNITURE

Haworth Orla Armchair

Large Meeting

Small Meeting

Classroom

Adjacent Classroom

Haworth Bola Felt

Haworth Resonate Side

TESLA

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Design for the changing workplace, Co-working space

Fall 2023

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, InDesign

8,000 square ft. Tesla office building located in downtown Roanoke, the design is centered around the problem of no sense of community in modern workplace design due to poor accessibility and inadequate space planning. The solution to this problem was designing an innovative environment that gives people the choice on how they want to accomplish their day. The main focus on how to solve the problem of no community in the workplace is layout. The blending of open and closed workspaces and many different types of communal areas throughout.

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8,000 Sq Ft Located in the heart of downtown Roanoke, VA. It’s proximity to many different amenities make it an enticing and active workspace.

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Process work

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Front view cross section

West Elevation Cross Section

Physical Model East Elevation Cross Section

East elevation axonometric

Axon of design form, split down the middle and put at a 90 degree angle. Thick walls connected to structural beams going through double high space. Material used is red laminated steel, tinted the Tesla red color. Industrial curtain walls connected to all of level 2.

West elevation axonometric

Level 1 Flex Workspace

Red Steel Double High Walls

White Concrete Floor

Designtex Appleseed

Level 2 Flex Workspace

Kovi Fabrics

Aluminum Beans

Rug Studio 4519

CG Axis PBR Texture

Vitter stainless steel barstool

Work Cafe

Aluminum Pendant

ARTEFAC chair

Acoustic wall panel

Cafe wall siding

Wood cabinet

MUNDO BOUTIQUE

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Retail Project

Spring 2023

Enscape, SketchUp, Photoshop

We were tasked with the interior design, space planning, and branding for a new boutique retail shop. Three floor plans were given to us to choose from, and they sat on the corner of two narrow streets. We had to include a mezzanine level, storage space, office, ADA restroom, and fitting rooms. We were also asked to create a brand identity for our shop, as well as design elements that tie into that.

DESIGN CONCEPT Called Mundo Boutique, it is a specialty retail shop that imports merchandise and goods from all around the world. It is located in the bay area of San Francisco, California, which is diverse in arts, music, and culture. I focused on using only natural and subtle materials for the design, since the products are representing many different cultures and I wanted that to be the main focal point. Natural wood, concrete, stone, and metal seen in the designs reflects that.

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North elevation cross section showing the front door view of Mundo Boutique East elevation cross section showing staircase and view from side door

Dune Rustic Wood

Black Iron Stair Railing

Tile Bar Concrete Floor

Serena & Lily Pacifica Outdoor Pendant

Pottery Barn Benchwright Floating Shelves

Wayfair Mosaic Tile

Joann Waverly Upholstery Fabric

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Phone

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