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PORTFOLIO

ANNA ERVIN

EXPERIENCE

FORMCRAFT

PHILADELPHIA, PA

JUNE 2024 - AUGUST 2024

SCOOTER’S COFFEE

LINCOLN, NE

AUGUST 2023 - CURRENT

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, NE

AUGUST 2021 - CURRENT

PEER MENTOR

LINCOLN, NE

INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN

Participate in all project phases including survey, schematic design, conceptual design, design presentation, design development, construction documentation, and construction administration

Participate in and foster a dynamic, creative, and collaborative studio environment that develops innovative design solutions

Produce graphic representations, 3D renderings, and assist designers with construction drawings

Assist with CAD/Revit file setup including importing/exporting files, layer conversion, and preparation of files to firm standards/templates

BARISTA

Work in a team-based environment while pleasantly interact with customers during busy periods to promote a positive work environment while striving to achieve time goals

Maintain and operate espresso machines, blenders, coffee brewers, and other equipment

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN

Minor in Architectural Studies

Dean’s list: 2022, 2023, 2024

Husker Power, Norman Ochsner, George & Mary, Education Quest Scholarships recipient

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE PEER MENTOR

Assigned a group of 16 first-year students and help them with their transition into college

AUGUST 2024 - CURRENT

COA AMBASSADOR

LINCOLN, NE

AUGUST 2024 - CURRENT INVOLVEMENT

ASID/IIDA

LINCOLN, NE

AUGUST 2021 - CURRENT

Assist in leading Peer Mentor group in small group discussions or activities during DSGN 010 course Foster meaningful relationships with mentees and serve as a valuable campus resource to support student success

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENT AMBASSADOR

Provide college tours of the CoA during campus tours to prospective students and their parents and answer any questions that they may have

Assist with recruitment events that are held at the College of Architecture

STUDENT MEMBER

Participate in activities that enhance my knowledge of interior design, such as portfolio reviews, guest lectures, and design workshops

Network with industry professionals, alumni, and peers, building relationships that could lead to future career opportunities

SKILLS CONTACT

SOFTWARE OTHER SKILLS

Adobe Creative Suites Adaptability

AutoCAD Organization

Bluebeam

Enscape

Microsoft Office

Time Management

Teamwork

Attention to Detail

Model Making Dependable

Revit

Problem-Solving

Rhino Curiosity

annaervin6@gmail.com (402)-871-0866

www.linkedin.com/in/anna-ervin-b71419285

@annaervindesigns

CITY HALL CENTER FALL 2024

DESIGNERS

Anna Ervin, Isaiah Langston, Maryn Martin, Sophie Swartzendruber, Payton Burklund

PROFESSOR

Dr. Sonya Turkman

TYPOLOGY

Historic Preservation, Adaptive Reuse, & Revitalization

SITE

Lincoln, Nebraska

CONCEPT

Seeking to preserve the historical architectural, interior, and landscape significance of Old City Hall by embracing and enhancing its existing French-inspired features. The approach honors the original structure while introducing modern enhancements to create a relationship between the past and present. The ultimate goal is to revitalize this key area of downtown Lincoln, fostering a deeper connection between the Nebraska community and the city’s rich history. We envision a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly destination along O Street that is inclusive, accessible, and designed to offer an engaging experience both inside and out.

SOFTWARES USED

Revit, Rhino, AutoCAD, Enscape, TwinMotion, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

BOOKSTORE

Located on the first floor lies the Nebraska bookstore, which provides themselves on the state’s rich history. The walls are lined with a wainscoting of Old City Hall. The carpet on the floor resembles French with an acoustic quality. Plants are used to liven up the space and The crown moulding on the ceiling is used throughout the whole in Old City Hall.

provides Nebraska residents more resources to educate a wood wainscoting, which is inspired from the current French parquet flooring while also providing the space and tie into the surrounding landscape of the building. whole building as it is inspired by the current crown moulding Hall.

MATERIALS

FF&E

Interface Kahrs Group Existing

Custom

Wolf Gordon West Elm Tribeca

Preverco Laminart

NFM

Flos

Grey Barcode Oak Wood Wood Wainscoting

3-Tier Display Table

Cosio Wallcovering

Modular Bookcase

Moore & Giles

Oak Wood Brown Annigre

Upholstered Bench

Harlem Wall Sconce

STUDIO

In the addition, the art studio provides a hands-on creative space themselves in the world of art. The studio space serves as a complement can create their own works of art The layout is thoughtfully designed workspaces, and all of the materials that are necessary. In this space, a supportive and stimulating environment. The connection between a deeper level, offering chances to learn, express themselves, and connect vibrant space that celebrates creativity

space designed to host workshops, inviting visitors to immerse complement to the art galleries by offering a space where guests designed to inspire creativity, featuring ample natural light, flexible guests are encouraged to connect with their artistic side in between the gallery and the studio helps people appreciate art on connect with others. Together, they make the “Explore” floor a creativity in all its forms.

MATERIALS

FF&E

Tile Bar

Sherwin Williams Preverco

Arktura

Oasis Tile

West Elm

Armstrong Ceilings Arktura

Steelcase

Steelcase Blue Terrazzo Rhythmic Blue Oak Wood

Strata

Ceramic Tile Cube Storage Dynamax Strata, Baltic

Studio Table

Verge Stool

STEELCASE NEXT FALL 2023

DESIGNER

Anna Ervin

PROFESSOR

Emily Cerny

TYPOLOGY

Commercial Workplace Design

SITE

Dallas, Texas

CONCEPT

The NEXT Design Center is a space for users to make their creations a reality while striving to make meaningful connections with clients and peers. Immersed in the rich and diverse culture in the heart of Dallas, Texas, the office space is surrounded with stunning art, cutting edge galleries, and many food and drink scenes.

Inspired by the building Movement, located in the Design District, and the Klyde Warren Park, the NEXT office space will layer themes of movement, connection, and nature together. In addition to these themes, the office will heavily focus on the core values of NEXT. Keeping in mind that there is an increase of Generation Z (born 1997-2012) entering the workforce, it is imperative to encourage crossgenerational mentoring. The design embodies f ostering connections, creating the feeling of moving forward, and having an atmosphere that allows for the utmost feeling of innovation.

SOFTWARES USED

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign

- Anchored by the American Airlines Center with many dining scenes - Nightlife is big, sports bars and cocktail lounges

DESIGN DRIVERS

Me + We Fixed to Fluid

People can flow between focus work and collaboration while team homebases create an organic feel

INSPIRATION

Modular, moveable, and multi-use furniture that supports different types of work and can adapt easily when needs change

COLORS & MATERIALS

Open + Enclosed

Open areas that increase transparency and builds trust & private spaces provide for focus work and solace

Braiding Digital + Physical

Support teams working remotely and side-by-side

Milliken

Mohawk Group Mannington

Hardwood Design Bedrosians Mannington Tile Club Paul Brayton Hardwood Design OBEX Carpet Tile Global Attraction Aloe Oak P04 Crazing Tile Flowerista Glass Mosaic Classic Almost Oak P06

RECEPTION

PARENT’S ROOM

WELLNESS ROOM

CAFE (19)

INDIVIDUAL SEATING (4)

MONUMENTAL STAIRS

NATURE SPACE

CLIENT PRESENTATION (16)

TRAINING CLASSROOM (40)

HUDDLE ROOM (2)

OPEN HUDDLE (2)

PHONE ROOM

MEDIUM MEETING ROOM (5)

PRIVATE OFFICE

LIFT LIFT

DESIGN LIBRARY

INNOVATION LAB

RESOURCE CENTER

WORKSTATIONS (20)

PHONE ROOM

PRIVATE OFFICE

OPEN MEETING AREA

RESOURCE CENTER

MEDIUM MEETING ROOM (5)

HUDDLE (2)

WORKSTATIONS (24) OPEN MEETING AREA (5)

INDIVIDUAL WORK AREA (2)

Oak Wood

Oak Wood Green Carpet Tile

Green Carpet Tile

Grey Carpet Tile

Grey Carpet Tile Concrete

WORKSTATIONS

Steelcase

Steelcase Karman

Steelcase Divisio

CLIENT PRESENTATION

Skyfold

Steelcase

Chair

THE LANDING SPRING 2024

DESIGNER

Anna Ervin

PROFESSORS

Lindsey Bahe & Emily Cerny

TYPOLOGY

Public Residential Design

SITE

Urban City in the U.S.

CONCEPT

The outcome of the COVID-19 pandemic led many businesses to vacate their office spaces, resulting in an excess of empty office buildings in urban areas across the US. By adapting these buildings into multifamily residential, it not only promotes sustainable development by reducing the demand for new construction but also addresses the challenges of urban vacancy and the housing shortage.

Targeting young professionals, the intention is to create multi-family residential units that seamlessly blend nature and foster connections among residents. Through the use of sustainable and natural materials, along with custom-built features in each units, the goal is to cultivate a s ense of harmony and unity within the community. Each unit offers distinct way finding, achieved by breaking the volume of the space and utilizing color strategically. This vision of interconnectedness extends beyond individual units, creating a cohesive and enriching living experience that celebrates both community and sustainability.

SOFTWARES USED

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign

WHAT’S THE PROBLEM?

The negative repercussions of COVID-19 on downtown regions throughout the U.S. created many empty buildings . In particular, office buildings in large cities have demonstrated a consistent downfall over the past few years as a result of people leaving for the suburbs . These vacancies are not being filled , which futhers the decline of downtowns.

DESIGN PRINCIPLES

NATURAL MATERIALS

ORGANIC FORMS

EARTHY TONES

NATURAL LIGHTING

URBAN DESTINATION

INSPIRATION

PROGRAM

GATHERING SPACES

WAYFINDING

INVOLVEMENT

CIRCULATION

DESIGN INTENTION

The adaptive reuse of urban high rise buildings will generate an opportunity to design for a lifetime. This design focuses on creating an interconnected web by breaking the boxed volume of the existing shell through the use of organic forms to produce unique and harmonious spatial experiences . Additionally, threading natural elements with the built environment will promote better lifestyles and increase overall wellness for users. Operating as an inclusive and transitional space for the most vulnerable will serve as an urban destination that will last for many years to come.