AveryKing-Spring2024-Portfolio

A Avery King Interior Design Portfolio | Virginia Tech

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Introduction Hi! My name is Avery King and I am a fourth-year interior design student at Virginia Tech. As a little girl I enjoyed everything design. I constantly wanted to change the decor in my room, loved walking through new home builds with my mom, or going to new restaurants and hotels to see the different elements inside of them. Since studying design, I am most passionate about sustainability and how it pushes me towards more creative concepts of design.

Contents 01 NEXT Architecture and Design Firm

Records 02 Hidden Skybox Suite

03 Vantage Branch Library

04 Encapsulate Coworking Office

01 NEXT Design Firm Fall 2023 | 6 Weeks | 11,000 sq ft Revit | Enscape | Photoshop

Design Concept Statement To revitalize or give new life, energy, and activity to the workplace with wellness zones, flexible layouts and an atmosphere supporting and promoting professional growth. To connect the space and support seamless communication and workflows with integrated smart technology. Creating a journey flowing from collaboration and work zones through the office space with opportunities to dive off into quieter or more personal spaces.

Parti Diagram

Reception and Elevator Lobby

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Waiting/Reception Area - 725 sf Elevator/Stairs Huddle Space - 186 sf Outdoor Patio - 393 sf Corporate Workstations - 288 sf Support Workstations - 150 sf Meeting Space - 158 sf Meeting Space - 179 sf Private Office - 124 sf Private Office - 120 sf Phone Room - 35 sf Phone Room - 36 sf Training Classroom - 887 sf ADA Restrooms - 255 sf Huddle Space - 151 sf Flex/Intern Workstations - 150 sf Healthcare Workstations - 335 sf Design Library - 420 sf Innovation Lab - 308 sf Private Office - 121 sf Private Office - 121 sf Phone Room - 38 sf Phone Room - 38 sf Resource Center - 131 sf Client Presentation - 638 sf Elevator to Mezzanine Stairs to Mezzanine

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Elevator/Stairs Resource Center - 289 sf Huddle Space - 409 sf Work Cafe - 337 sf Wellness Room - 122 sf Parents Room - 122 sf Private Office - 124 sf Private Office - 124 sf Private Office - 124 sf Education/Design Statistics/ Research Workstations - 264 sf Wildcard (Fitness Room) - 566 sf Meeting Room - 214 sf Private Office - 114 sf Huddle Spaces - 223 sf Elevator Stairs

Reception and Waiting Area

From this perspective, cove lighting above us, paired with a curved ceiling panel, gently guides us through the space. The flooring change directs us to the reception desk and waiting area on the right, or invites us to explore the more open area ahead.

East Side Axonometric

Huddle, Meeting, and Workstation Spaces

Workstations and Design Library

In this perspective, there are high ceilings with acoustic lighting to illuminate the workstations, while a clear change in flooring marks separate zones. On the right, a two-level structure ascends to a mezzanine, surrounded by curtain walls that divide smaller, private spaces.

Client Presentation Room

West Side Axonometric

02 Hidden Records Record Label Skybox Fall 2023 | 6 Weeks | 4,200 sq ft Revit | Enscape | Photoshop

Design Concept Statement Design a luxury sky box offering a glimpse into how design and traditional jazz intertwine, sparking curiosity about the space’s musical roots. Drawing from the nature of jazz improvisation, spaces are orchestrated to have parallels with linear interactions, allowing users to engage with their adjacent spaces creating a connection between the space and the inhabitants much like performers would do with their instruments.

Parti Diagrams

Kitchen and Lounge

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KEY 1 Entrance 2 Elevator 3 Side Door 4 ADA Restroom - 76 sf 5 Karaoke/Entertainment Area - 665 sf 6 Storage Closet - 74 sf 7 Coat Closet - 12 sf 8 Bar - 50 sf 9 Catered Kitchen - 187 sf 10 Viewing Platform - 600 sf

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KEY 1 Entrance 2 Elevator 3 Side Door 4 ADA Restroom - 123 sf 5 Clothing Closet - 50 sf 6 Residential Sleeping/Billiards Area - 877 sf 7 Conference Room/Lounge Area - 574 sf

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Lounge and Individual Capsule

Here shows the dining area and formal seating within the skybox, where food is arranged for enjoyment during games.

Reception Area

This perspective shows the entertainment and lounge space located on the lower level of the skybox.

Conference and Lounge Axonometric

KARAOKE STAGE ELEVATION SCALE: NTS

BEDROOM ELEVATION SCALE: NTS

Residential Suite Axonometric

03 Vantage Branch Library Spring 2023 | 6 Weeks | 13,000 sq ft Revit | Enscape | Photoshop

Design Intent Statement Vantage is maintaining a position with a good view of something. In this case, the view is the central event or multi-use space. This space is designed with a track system to allow for movement and can be seen from every open view within the interiors.

Design Concept Statement To re-imagine and re-claim libraries by the placement of a central axis for exploration. The use of key spaces, materiality, and form create a trans-formative experience within the interiors.

Controlling the flow and creating a shift toward new innovation through consideration and path finding.

The parti shows the central point with other essential areas surrounding it.

Entryway

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Display Cases Waiting Area Book Drop Support Services Self Checkout Kiosks Restrooms Event/Multi-Use Space Cafe

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Conference Room Classroom Periodicals Staff Lounge/Workroom Staff Restroom Custodial Closet Manager Office Book Storage

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In this perspective we see the central multi-use space.

This can be used for events, presentations, and class meetings. The space can be easily maneuvered to fit different settings because of the track systems and sliding panels, as well as the easily movable seating within.

Central Point

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Lounge and Book Stacks

In this perspective and axon we have the book stacks and a quiet reading space. This shows a transitional space with sliding doors on a track system for differing levels of privacy.

The cafe to the right highlights a breakaway point from the central multi-use space and serves as exploration to different parts of the library.

Below, the mezzanine perspective shows another place of the trans-formative space. It consists of the sliding panels which allow for a more intimate setting to do work or read.

To the left of it is booth seating which is placed more publicly for individual or small group work.

Mezzanine Study

Cafe

Materials

Filz Felt Acoustical ARO Plank Materials

Colored Acrylic Sheets

Dougless Oak - Stained Staggered Panels

Light Poured in Place Concrete

Stained White Oak

Berber - Level Loop Carpet

04 Encapsulate Coworking Office Fall 2022 | 8 Weeks | 7,500 sq ft Revit | Enscape

Design Concept Statement Encapsulate can be defined as closing something within. The interior of this coworking space was inspired by the Newlab Robotics Company in Brooklyn, New York. The design of this involves a large warehouse that is by dividing it into zones and smaller rooms through different forms of partitions.

Capsule Studies

Kitchen and Lounge

Lounge and Individual Capsule

This perspective shows how the capsules interact within the space as well as the difference in materiality between them. The hot desks are made of corrugated metal, the phone booths of fluted glass and steel framing, the dining area is a plywood structure, and the conference rooms, which are not shown, are of plastic acrylic sheets.

Reception Area

Part of the inspiration for the coworking space came from the startup tech company currently located within the space. Headspace is a mindfulness and meditation app whose mission is to improve the health and happiness of the world. Throughout the design, I want to improve the health and happiness of the users inside the space through the idea of encapsulating the workplace, so I created innovative ways of doing so throughout the buildings interior.

On the first floor of the building is the tech company, Headspace. There is also a reception desk and lobby, an administration office, one bathroom, four offices suitable for two people each, and one large conference room. On the second floor there are two bathrooms, entrepreneur private offices, two large and two small conference rooms, twenty hot desks, four phone booths, a kitchen, and community space for eating and lounging.

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Common Path of Egress Dining Space Hot Desks Conference Rooms Private Offices Phone Booths

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Conference Room Capsule

Dining Booth Capsule

Phone Booth Capsule

Individual Work Capsule

Capsule Study Axon

A Thank you! averymk@vt.edu | (919) 614-6250 | linkedin.com/in/avery-king-