Interior Architecture & Design Portfolio - Bailey Barnes

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Bailey Barnes

Hey Y ’ all!

I’m Bailey!

Your first thought is probably, “why did this girl put a human eyeball on the front cover?” Well, everyone that walks around and uses the interior and exterior of places are always immersed with architecture. But I feel like they never appreciate it or notice it. They just do the tasks they are there for.

I Am Caring Mindful Cheerful Always Smiling Humorous Passionate Driven Analytical Detail oriented Open-Minded Constantly Growing

Bailey

For me I want my projects to have a purpose and draws peoples eyes. That is what I want to accomplish in my future career setting.

I believe architecture is a beautiful feature in our everyday lives: interior, exterior, and landscape. That is what I want to bring to others in this world with my creative abilities.

Portfolio

https://issuu.com/baileycbarnes

(913) 636 - 1265

barnesbaileyboo@gmail.com

Third year student obtaining Bachelor’s Of Science in Interior Architecture & Design at the University of Kansas, with plans to complete my Masters at the University Of Kansas following graduation. Currently seeking oppotunities to learn and develop my skills further through the proffessional world.

Expected in 05/2024

Bachelor Of Science, Interior Architecture & Design

(CIDA Candidacy 2022, expected CIDA Accreditation in 2025)

University Of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 3.7 GPA

05/2020

High School Diploma Paola High School, Paola, KS 3.7 GPA

Manager for the boys and girls Swim Team

01/2016 - until today

Babysitter, Self Employed, Paola, KS Offered age-appropriate, fun, and educational activities for children ranging from age six weeks to 6th grade.

Helped and checked homework, school projects and chores across different subjects.

Played games and read books to young children.

Transported children to and from activities according to daily schedule.

Bathed, dressed, and helped with bed routines.

Organized and cleaned the home after activities.

05/2019 - 08/2019

Pool Attendant, City Of Paola, Paola, KS Served food requiring specific care and preparation upon purchase.

Received payments from guests, made change when needed.

Welcomed guests and maintained pleasant, friendly, and professional demeanor.

Remained calm during periods of high volume to maintain operation standards.

Wiped front counters, cleaned bathrooms, and concessions to maintain cleanliness of public area.

Monitored the slides and made sure the guests entered the slide in a safe manner at the appropriate times.

Revit, Enscape, SketchUp, Adobe Indesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft Office

Dependable, Responsible, Creative, Analytical Thinking, Time Management, Superb Eye for Detail

Museums, Aviation, Cinema, Walking, Music, Traveling, Sports

Table Of Contents Year 3, Semester 1

Year 2, Semester 2

Memory Care Center

Butterfly H me

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Micro Fashion

Art & Design Hotel

Year 2, Semester 2

Year 3, Semester 2

Year 2, Semester 1

Year 2, Semester 2

Two Light Project

Vistoso Cafe

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Micro Fashion

Location

Multiple opportunities like a mall or airport.

Overview

The goal of this project was to choose a fashion designer of my choice and make a micro store for them.

I selected Tinker Hatfield who designs sneakers for NIKE, exclusively Air Jordan shoes.

In this project we were to go in-depth with storage and how to use space wisely.

Concept

Culture

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Customers should experience the sneaker culture inspired by Michael Jordan when they walk in.

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Color Palette:

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Red, Black, and White

Floor Plan

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1 1 Shoe Shelf & Storage 2 Shoe Shelf 3 Display Case (Reflected on other side.)

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4 LED Screen & Storage 5 Cash Wrap 6 Ottoman 7 Entrance

Ceiling Plan

Basketball Court Ceiling Element (Custom Made)

0' - 5" 0' - 1 1/4"

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Section Of Right Wall

Section 2 1 1" = 1'-0"

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0' - 2" 0' - 2 3/4"

0' - 1 21/32" 0' - 10" 0' - 11"

0' - 1 27/32"

Detail Drawings: Left, Shoe Shelf & Storage Right, LED Screen Mount

Wood Cash Wrap 2

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1' - 8"

0' - 3 13/32"

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0' - 11" 0' - 6"

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0' - 2 3/8"

Section 3 1" = 1'-0"

Section 3 1" = 1'-0"

Stained Black Concrete Flooring

Red LED Lighting

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Art & Design Hotel

Location

London, England

Overview

For this project my partner a 4th year senior, Kinley Shallberg and I had to work in a vertical studio. We designed an Art & Design Hotel that was 30 stories high. But we only emphasized on the first 4 levels. I only maintained my focus on the 4th level.

This hotel is a one of a kind in its area. With art galleries on the main floor to draw in the public. While moving up to private member areas like the sculpture garden.

Concept

Contemporary Tradition Designing an experiential journey represented through the eras of traditional and contemporary London with the use of baroque style architecture, current art trends and social spaces to attract different types of users to create a unique hotel experience.

Concept Diagram

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Brainstorm Stacking Diagram

Brainstorm Stacking Diagram

Users

SOCIABLE PEOPLE

Locals, singles and couples here to meet people and have a good time.

HIGH-CLASS EXPERIENCE SEEKER Here for the member-only feel, wants to feel special and unlike others.

ART LOVER

Coming for the location, seeking the new and old art.

Final Stacking Diagram

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Each of the guest rooms have a different artist that is represented in London. Some are recent artists and others are artists from multiple decades ago. The rooms each have unique furniture and lighting fixtures.

Paul Fischer Guest Room

Hotel Room Hallway

Banksy Guest Room

Staff Service & Laundry Elevators

Sauna Yoga Studio A covered walkway that leads the guests to the yoga studio, sauna, and garden.

Sculpture Garden

Multiple seating options in the garden with green space in the middle for picnics or outdoor yoga.

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3rd Floor 3/64" = 1'-0"

Outdo Gym

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4th Level Floor Plan

Some of the larger guest rooms have private balcony’s connected to their space.

There are multiple types of guest rooms that are inspired by different artists from London.

Elevator Lobby Guest Elevators

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Lounge Locker Rooms Indoor Gym

Acting as a central attraction for all guests, the lobby is equipped with a kitchen and complimentary amenities for the guest.

A simple circulation path that makes up a square, is used for the guest to follow in order to get to the amenities and guest rooms.

oor m Indoor and outdoor gym options. Great for sunny days if the guests want fresh air.

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Sculpture Garden 19’

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84’ 14’

30’

Sauna

23’

Garden

Furniture Color Palette

Yoga Studio

Walkway

14’ BISON

Cumaru Wood Tile

Garden HOME DEPOT Exposed Brick

48’

GO HARDWOOD

Earth Tuscany Beige Natural Paving Stone

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Overview Render

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Floor Plan

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Ceiling Plan

Fireplace & Open Seating Render

Covered Lounge Render

Multi-Use Seating Render

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Banksy Guest Room This guest room is representing the artist named Banksy. He is an anonymous graffiti artist that creates visual art in --public locations for public visibility.

Genre : Visual Free Hand Street Art Period : 1990 - Present Time 4’

19’ 6” 15’ 6”

11’ 6” ABSTRACTA

Holly Vertical

6’ 8”

BANKSY

Boy Behind The Curtain

ENSCAPE LIBRARY

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Floor Plan

Modern Lounge Chair

8’6” 7’8”

Elevation

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Material Board

Kitchenette Render

Room Render

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Paul Fischer Guest Room This guest room is representing the artist named Paul Fischer. He is a painter known for his naturalistic depictions of city life and self-portraits.

His painting are very contemporary with bright and sunny colors shown through swift lines.

Genre : European-Art Art Movement Period : 1891 - mid 1900’s

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Floor Plan

ZENITH

Big Big Lounge Chair

8’6” 7’8”

Elevation

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Material Board

Kitchenette Render

Entrance View Render

Room Render

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Banksy Room

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Vibrant

Strict Lines

Dark

Paul Fischer Room

Classy

Sleek Curves

Light

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First Mock-Up: Testing Entire Space

Entrance & Bathroom View

Original Floor Plan

Revised Floor Plan

Final Mock-Up: Testing Kitchenette

Floor Plan

TILEBAR

Iridescent Tile

CAMBRIA

Montgomery

MATERIALS Cardboard Duct Tape Glue Mock-Up

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Render

Sherwin-Williams Moscow Midnight

Simulation Results

Feedback From Design Students

Script overview

First, they came in with their suitcase and unpacked it. Then rolled it under the counter top.

Testing: Distance, Flexibility, and Storage

Then, in the “morning” they made coffee and tried the kitchenette layout.

Testing: Placement, Handle Height, and Counter Top Height

Finally, they came in full of bags and leftover food to store away.

Testing: Counter Top Depth, Microwave Height, and Storage Space

Demographics Heights:

4’11”

Basic Feedback 5’6”

All the handles and heights were easily accessible.

6’1”

Simulation #1 Detailed

Check - Into Room

Putting Clothes Away

Suitcase Placement Feedback Under the bench in front of the bed.

Key: Before Location Feedback Location

Just in the closet Closet Bottom of closet Hassle to put the suitcase in a different location? Average was 5 out of 10

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Memory Care Center

Location

Vivacity Memory Care Center, Dallas, Texas

Overview

In this project we were given an existing building that is 10 stories high. All floors above the 2nd floor is occupied with Alzheimer patient bedrooms.

We were given the 2nd floor to design a place for patients to go to and get out of their room but still be in the facility.

While doing this we are keeping in mind the struggles they have and doing research on that aspect to make their life as enjoyable as possible.

Conceptual Diagramming

Concept

Looking Forward I want the residents to look into the future and be excited about the opportunities that this facility has to offer them.

Pe r s o n a l

The place is a well thought out environment allowing residents to keep their independence for as long as possible enhancing self-worth and engagement in life.

Community

The layout produces creative wondering for residents to engage with each other.

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Active Concept Diagram Conceptual Graphic

Bubble Diagram

Surrounding the memory care center is other senior living facilities. Across from it is the highway and Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) light rail line and station, also with residential neighborhoods located around it.

Site Analysis

Small Bubble Diagram

To implement the site into my project I wanted to focus on the sun the most, Where is rises in the morning is the more active areas. Them when it sets that is the personal/quiet areas.

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Kitchen & Family Room

The residents can pick out their own movies to watch to help with their independence.

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Movie Theater Library Spa & Salon Mini Theater

A technology area where residents can go to get help with anything they have questions with.

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A store where the residents can shop on their own and grow their independence.

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A playground so the residents can enjoy the outdoors with their family.

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Arts & Crafts Render

Arts & Crafts looking into Cafe Render

Art Gallery Render

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Arts & Crafts

Arts & Crafts

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Lounge & Cafe Render

Cafe & Dining Area Render

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X X Renewable Energy H Office Office Greywater Systems Connections SpatialSpatial Connections Bathrooms M Bathrooms Rainwater Harvesting RequiredRequired Windows Bedrooms H Bedrooms Preferred Preferred 15% Window to Floor Area Ratio W

Stores Restaurants Restaurants Pubs

X

X

Community Resources Food Retail Services Access to Transit Bicycle Storage BusStores Stops

X

L

Mudroom Mudroom

Laundry Laundry Room Room Energy &X XAtmosphere Stucco X X Minimum Energy Performance

Location & Transit

SiteBus Site Location Location Stops

X X X X

GarageGarage

N

Pubs Community Community ChurchesS School School Churches

Centers Centers

EW

N

E

S

Great Insulation H MH H M Sustainable Recyclable H HM H H

Not Preferred Not Preferred

X

Definintely No X Definintely No

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Two Light Project

Location

Two Light building in Kansas City, Missouri

Overview

For this project we were given the Two Light Building in downtown Kansas City. We were to make an office space that people can come together and work alone or with others.

For this space I chose to use the two rivers that are flowing together into the city and play off of that for my layout and configuration of the space.

With that being said I named my office space “Current” because I want all the people, furniture, and layout to flow together just like the two rivers in the city.

Concept

Continuity A free flowing layout inspired by the unbroken flow of the Kansas and Missouri River. To create an interconnected and merging path of both collaborative and more individual work areas. With pops of water features throughout.

Concept Diagram

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No/None

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Low

N-

ns id

High

L-

M - Medium YI-

Yes

Important but

not required

SQ

H-

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Criteria Matrix Key

H

L

L

M

N N

N

350

M

M

Hot Desks & Permanent

Small Offices

1000

M

M

M

N

N

“Phone” Booths

128

M

L

H

N

Y

Conference Rooms 600

L

L

H

N

N N

Lounge Seating

200

N

Multipurpose Space

400

H

L

L

N

Reception Area

150

H

H

L

N

N

Coffee Bar

500

H

L

L

Y

Y

Kitchenette/Break Space

250

M

L

M

Y

Y

Recreation Area

250

H

M

L

N

N

Printing Station

50

H

L

L

N

Y

Washrooms & Janitors Closet

200

M

L

H

Y

N

Lactation Room

80

L

L

H

Required

Mech/Elect Room

25

L

L

L

Preferred

Circulation

825

H

L

L

TBD

1000

Spatial Connections

Not Preferred

Site Analysis

Adjacency Matrix

Brainstorm Blocking Diagram

Final Blocking Diagram

Y

Y

N

N

N

Sound absorbing walls

At the entrance

By the washrooms

N Have water features

Brainstorm Bubble Diagram

Final Bubble Diagram

Interior Sketch

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Outdoor Seating Space Render

N Floor Plan

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Coffee Bar Render

1

Branding (Custom Made)

Level 2 14' - 0"

Coffee Bar Elevation

Level 1 0' - 0"

Section 1 1/4" = 1'-0"

todesk.com/revit

Owner

No.

Description

Project Name

Model Making

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Vistoso Cafe

Location

Union Station Kansas City

Overview

In this project we were to choose a culture and research their patters. With that you had to design a cafe that went along with the pattern you have chosen.

I picked the Mexican culture and did my research on the Otomi pattern. I found the Otomi pattern very appealing because it represents all the nature that is in the Mexican culture. I felt I could really work with that and all the organic pieces to make custom made seating.

Concept

Modern Organic The Mexican Culture has strict lines within their patters representing aspects from their nature. I want to reshape them into a more organic feel with the touch of modern to soften the look. While still incorporating their bright colors throughout the space, I want it to be comfortable for the users and not an overwhelming experience.

Concept Diagram

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Brainstorming Sketches

Parti Models

Multi-Use Seating * Quiet Alcoves * Booth Seating * High Top Tables

Cafe

Large Seating

-

-

Lounge Seating

Large Seating

N

Floor Plan www.autodesk.com/revit

Owner Project Name

No.

Description

Date

Union Station Key Plan Unnamed Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

Project Number Issue Date Author Checker

3/9/2022 9:57:29 AM

Casual Seating

Plan of Divider 3

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Scale 3/32" = 1'-0"

Cafe

Side Elevation

Plan

Front Elevation

40

Back Elevation

Front of Cafe Render

Back of Cafe Render

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Multi-Use Divider

Front Elevation

Back Elevation

Plan

42

Multi-Use Divider

Inside the Multi-Use Divider

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Casual Divider

Front Elevation

Plan

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Casual Divider

Casual Divider 3D Model (1st time working with a 3D printer)

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