Interior Design Portfolio 2024

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I am an interior design student receiving my CIDA-accredited Bachelor of Interior Design and a minor in architecture from Texas Tech University. Being raised in the vibrant, creative

city of Dallas, Texas, ignited a spark of expressive inspiration toward my passion for arts at

a young age. With an evocative temperament, I desire to produce compositions that exhibit the beautiful process of architectural interiors: emotional and feeling, yet technical and analytical.

I believe that design molds the mind to interpret and respond congruously to the rich world of visual imagery crucial to understanding novel interactions with the built environment. A

truly beautiful design accounts for the discernment and consideration of its users above all else and revels in sustainable impacts.

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E D U C A T I O N Texas Tech University Lubbock, Texas Bachelor of Interior Design CIDA Accredited Program Minor in Architecture 2020-2024

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brie.godfrey@yahoo.com

Intern | June - August 2023

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E X P E R I E N C E

Managed material library filing and efficiently interacted with vendors and reps.

Assisted senior designers in furniture/finish specifications and overseeing schedules.

Observed employee/client interactions, decision-making, teamwork coordination, and managing submissions

S O F T W A R E S

Maverick Commercial Real-Estate

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Consultant | May - July 2022

Revit Adobe Creative Suite Enscape Microsoft Office

Drafted floor plans and construction drawings for building renovations Trained staff on Basic AutoCad functions Inspected construction sites bi-weekly VariTech International Inc. Executive Administrative Assistant | July 2019 May 2022

H O N O R S Project Selected For Undergraduate Research Conference 2024

Assisted president and vice president with daily office tasks Entered customer orders into database and maintain a machine and production schedule Conducted inventory audits bi-annually

Project Selected For CIDA Review 2020, 2021, 2023

S T U D E N T

President's Honor List 2022, 2023

International Interior Design Association Member | 2023 - Present

Deans Honor List 2020, 2022, 2023

American Society of Interior Designers Member | 2022 - Present

Presidential Merit Scholarship

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women Member | 2020 - Present

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Contents

01 HOSPITALITY Design of a resort winery in Fredericksburg, Texas

02 COMMERCIAL Co-working office space

03 residential Considerations for a Culturally Appropriate and Sustainable Agingin-Place Home

04 Education Redesign and

additional facility to the Huckabee College of Architecture

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01 Resort winery hospitality design

Skills used: Revit, Enscape, hand drafting 16 weeks Spring 2023 Project selected for CIDA review

innes The Brief This Texas Hill Country boutique resort sprawls across 145 acres of diverse landscape, featuring rolling limestone hills and crystal-clear rivers. The property includes a hotel, world-class wine-tasting rooms, local art, and various leisure activities. Parking is available for day and overnight guests. Two main complexes house public spaces like the reception, offices, winery, and retail, while forty cottages provide intimate experiences. Channeled footpaths connect outdoor gathering spaces, creating a unique refuge. The resort aims to offer a house-like experience, where guests recall the warmth of a special dinner party with friends.

THE DELUXE SUITE COURTYARD

CONCEPT STATEMENT Created for today’s passionate traveler, INNES will capture a bold fusion of modern design and classic character with sophisticated embellishments and contemporary forms. The luxurious property will endow homage to Fredericksburg heritage, for indigenous and tailored interior details will apprehend one’s attention and interest. Further, the panorama of the western plains and the idyllic hillside of the Pedernales River transports visitors to the unprecedented historical setting of the composition. The winery confers, activating an immersive setting that could become a metaphor for the typology of wines offered. Fluency of zoning spaces will narrate the geology of the wine within earth tones of limestone, to green complexations that lead the imagination to the vineyards, and blushed highlights to evoke images of the grape – the crux of the wine’s personality. Ravel in the deep appreciation for culture, design, wine, food, and the simple pleasure of nature, INNES is a place of careful cultivation, inviting intrinsic experiences that emerge timeless connectedness with their guests.

Key materials Limestone, wood, steel, concrete, glass, cork

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There is a vibrant tapestry of conviviality, where the clinking of glasses orchestrates the lively symphony of laughter, good company, and the artful design of a communal

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ANNOTATIONS: 1. Main entrance 2. Indoor beer garden 3. Food hall

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4. Public restrooms 5. Outdoor bar and seating 6. Lawn

7. Elevated seating (VIP seats) 8. Upper balcony

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A. Circular beer tap station B. Elevators up to the balcony C. Innes's initiative to support local businesses, here

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“unique refuge”

visitors can set up pop-up shops. This area is also used for outdoor activities such as cornhole.

D. Outdoor stage for live music

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“green complexations that lead the imagination to the vineyards, and blushed highlights to evoke images of the grape”

E. Upper level for guests to sit, watch live performances, eat, etc.

F. Space can be used to host other outdoor events, such as a yoga class.

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“Simple pleasure of nature” “Dinner party with friends”

BOLD, FUN, LIVELY

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1. Main entrance 2. Lounge 3. Day bar 4. Public restrooms 5. Outdoor patio 6. Waiting room 7. Tasting bar and wine-making area 8. Equipment storage 9. Lab 10. Cold storage room 11. Classroom 12. Office 13. Private wine tasting room 1 14. Private wine tasting room 2 15. Private wine tasting room 3

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A. Shallow water feature with river rock B. Cement stepping blocks over the water feature. These will be ADAaccessible.

C. Exterior walls are all glass, resembling a greenhouse D. Retractable folding doors completely open up the outdoors to the indoors E. Equipment such as blending tanks, wine presses, modular tables, and comfortable seating are dispersed throughout this area so visitors can experience the wine production process. Furniture must be modular.

F. This space offers a charming setting to savor cocktails and wine without a formal tasting tour. It's a delightful spot for gathering, providing a more adorned and appealing ambiance than the actual winemaking area.

Additionally, there's a standing room available for guests who prefer to mingle.

G. Transitioning vibrant colors when moving further into the space H. Booth seating I. Storage for day bar

vivid vines

“Green complexations that lead the imagination to the vineyards, and blushed highlights to evoke images of the grape.” As sunlight dances through the leaves, the vibrant hues create a living canvas that invites visitors into a sensory journey, where every sip at the winery bar becomes a brushstroke of flavor and a celebration of the vine."

THE DAY BAR

THE WINERY

BEER HOUSE OUTDOOR SEATING

The king cabin

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The bedroom exudes opulence with plush furnishings, a king-sized bed, and sophisticated decor. Neutral tones, large windows, and elegant details create a

1. Entry 2. Bathroom

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serene and comfortable atmosphere. The dining area is stylish and bathed in natural light, perfect for intimate conversations.

A. An overhead skylight illuminates the standalone bathtub

B. Closet storage is designed for hanging clothes and storing luggage C. A separation wall supports the king bed, reaching an unconnected height of 4 1/2'. A decorative screen extends to the ceiling, providing separation without completely enclosing the space.

D. 3-foot walls serve as enclosures for plants, ensuring privacy for the outdoor patio. The patio features patterned cement tiles and a grass area that wraps around the backside of the cottage.

E. Fireplace mantle F. Green space for pet necessities

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A King Bed Haven with Scenic Views,

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Morning Brews, and a Private Deck for Tranquil Moments The bed is carefully situated for expansive views of the grounds. You might be inclined to linger there in the morning, but when you make your way out of

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bed, you'll have everything you need to make coffee

Herringbone wood flooring, porcelain stone bathroom flooring, hexagonal brick pavement, wood paneling, unfinished stone, ceramic subway tiles

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or tea and a private deck for reading or writing.

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THE BATHROOM

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THE BEDROOM

Furniture selections

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1. Copper metal finish at the partition wall 2. SAIUN Look into Nature armchair 3. BD Barcelona Explorer small round side table 4. Cassina Antella oval dining table 5. Noom Chair Gropius CS1 6. PH Artichoke Pendant Light in copper

THE KITCHEN AND DINING

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the two bedroom suite The two-bedroom suite features one king-size bed and two full-size beds, sitting and dining areas, a sunroom, and a private deck.

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2,900 sq ft

1. Entry 2. Powder bathroom 3. Living room 4. Kitchen 5. Dining room 6. Sunroom 7. Patio 8. Laundry room 9. Primary bedroom 10. Primary bath 11. Secondary bedroom 12. Secondary bath

The sunroom features floor-to-ceiling windows with innovative sliding/folding mechanisms, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces for a tranquil retreat with panoramic views.

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A. Retracting foldable doors completely opens up the outdoors to the indoors.

B. Fixed storage for luggage and other belongings other than hung clothing.

C. Wet area D. The bedroom holds two queen beds.

E. Built-in bench with electric fireplace F. Fireplace G. Pantry H. Built-in wine storage

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1. Riva 1920 Bungalow armchair 2. Herman Miller Spot stool 3. Salvatori Omphalos coffee table 4. Fabric at sectional 5. Webbing sideboard MATERIALS: Herringbone wood flooring, hexagonal brick pavement, wood paneling, unfinished stone, fireclay tiles, exotic marbles

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The deluxe suite features four spacious bedrooms, a dedicated office space, and an outdoor courtyard with a shallow pool that offers a serene oasis.

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A Unified Space for Dining,

1. Entrance 2. Office 3. Primary bedroom and bathroom 4. Secondary bedroom and bathroom 5. Guest bedroom and bathroom #1 6. Guest bedroom and bathroom #2 7. Dining room 8. Living room 9. Kitchen 10. Small dining room

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A. Covered patio B. Shallow water feature with river rock

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C. Cement blocks over the water feature to get to the courtyard.

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D. Retractable folding doors will completely open up the outdoors to the indoors G. Custom built-in wine bar H. Different level ceiling height to differentiate the space I. Skylight above king-size bed J. Built-in banquet seating K. Shallow lap pool L. Washer and dryer M. Pantry

DELUXE SUITE RENDERED FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE MATERIALS: Herringbone wood flooring, stone tile flooring, hexagonal brick pavement, wood wallcovering, unfinished stone, wicker wallcovering, stained wood beams

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Furniture selections

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1. Noom Chair Gropius CS1 2. Lapalma KIPU pouf 3. Kelly Wearstle - Oblique fabric (color: oat gold) at sofas 4. Kelly Wearstler - Askew fabric (color: sienna navy) at custom bench seating 5. Laskasas KELLY oval dining table 6. Parla Arven chair 7. XYZ Chandelier Pendant lamp

THE LIVING ROOM

THE COURTYARD

THE DINING ROOM

02 Commercial co-working office space

Skills used: Revit, Enscape, hand drafting 9 weeks Fall 2022

Wednesday’s The Brief This project involves creating a shared co-working space within an existing building in Oregon's Portland region. The building is located on North Edgewater Street, adjacent to the St John's Bridge and Cathedral Park, approximately 9 miles outside downtown Portland. This space will need to be customized to an assortment of work styles and allow accessibility to occupants throughout the day for business functionality. The office space arrangement will need to be secure, extend flexibility to its users, and consider utilizing daylight and outside views of the stunning landscape.

Given two floors to assist the composition of the design, a prerequisite of research over an inventory of spaces will be applicable to ensure the purpose of the business brand advertising the workspace and form of the design.

THE RECEPTION

CONCEPT STATEMENT

Process

The Saint John’s bridge stands tall and statuesque over Cathedral Park and keeps watch over this quiet haven. The river reflects its bold gothic arches and muted green color to complement the surrounding

landscape with decorative concrete. The Gothic-style architecture against the backdrop of the gorgeous hills of the Pacific Northwest produces a stunning visual to behold. This bridge is significant to Oregon and its history and will be the driving precedent of this design and brand. Intended to incorporate the signature gothic style of craftsmanship, indulgence of the excessive ornament will be traded for the inherent beauty of the materials and the construction for decorative effect. Contemporary flourishes will create new inspiring spaces where form and function afford authentic and meaningful

experiences. This design, yet atypical for a workspace, will promote individuality, encourage self-expression, and support unconventional

concept imagery DECORATIVE EFFECTS

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lifestyles and careers. Altogether, the novel motif of this co-working space will plant emphasis on naturalism and humanism, taking pleasure within the interior and will be a testament to individuals seeking to express their radical and curious nature by pushing their artistic boundaries and abilities to perform at their highest potential in their career and life.

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OPEN MEETING AREA

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2. Reception desk 3. Gym

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10. Open meeting area 11. Game room A. Wooden highback bench with opposing bar-height table B. Wood-covered column with circular bar-height table C. Integrated booths with barheight table and bench D. Custom reception desk E. Space for modular cabinets F. Custom casework G. Pointed archways H. Built-in lockers I. Stepped platforms divide seating areas

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6. Men’s Restroom 7. Private office

8. Private meeting room 9. Grouped work stations and

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A. Curtain wall curved into a pointed arch shape B. Space can be closed off

with a ceiling-mounted curtain system C. Nook areas with built-in desk or bench

D. Built-in custom kitchenette with wooden panel bi-fold doors E. Built-in wooden bench F. Pointed archway

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furniture selections 1. Bernhardt Laine barstool color: lv8 solid walnut 2. Bernhardt Blueprint free standing round table color: lv8 solid walnut 3. Bernhardt Anne chair 1890 color: lv8 solid walnut

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floor selections Porcelain wood tile, ceramic round mosaic tile, checkerboard mosaic tile, herringbone wood planks

furniture selections 1. Haworth Ginger chair color: pelle fra saddle 2. Haworth Mesa Due round table color: pelle fra saddle 3. Haworth X series desks color: medium cherry

THE CAFE

Rich, dark walnut envelops the cafe in warmth and mystery. The earthy aroma of freshly ground coffee mingles with the woody scent, creating an intimate ambiance. Soft, ambient lighting casts a gentle glow on the textured wooden surfaces, fostering a cozy atmosphere.

CAFE

THE CAFE

The Enduring Allure of Pointed Arches The pointed arch, a recurring motif throughout the building's design, adds an elegant and timeless touch to its exterior and interior. Drawing inspiration from Saint John’s bridge, these arches create visual interest and provide structural support while infusing the structure with historical charm. From the entrance to the ceilings, the pointed arches contribute to a cohesive aesthetic, blending modern sophistication with classic appeal.

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THE BREAK SPACE

WORKSPACE

BOOTHS

PRIVATE OFFICE

PRIVATE MEETING SPACE

THE LOUNGE SPACE

03 residential re-design

Skills used: AutoCad, Photoshop, hand rendering 7 weeks Spring 2022

Washington D.C. Residence for the Saudi Arabia Ambassador to the United States PROJECT STATMENT The remodel of a $4 million home will serve as Princess Reema’s new residence in the eminent Georgetown neighborhood in Washington D.C. Princess Reema was born and raised in Saudi Arabia and wants the Saudi culture to be expressed throughout the space to remind her of home and family. She enjoys cooking, entertaining, celebrating Muslim holidays and rituals, and watching movies with her two children, who live with her full-time. A second master suite is requested to act as a live-in nanny suite. The home will include contemporary styles, high-end furnishings and finishes, and accessories to suit their lifestyles, as well as integrate design for aging-in-place considerations for the future. Research will be conducted about Princess Reema’s heritage and culture to understand the spaces she needs to comply with the Muslim culture and ease the way of living in her new environment.

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CONCEPT STATEMENT Jetting on the Red Sea coast of the illustrious Saudi Arabian Kingdom is as exciting as it is enchanting. A mesmerizing historic city marrying old-world architecture and culture with a breath of new-world universal modernity. The city evolving into something vibrant and full of life that encourages creativity to whoever comes in contact with it. This project will incorporate Saudi Arabian practices and ideas while enhancing these attributes with a contemporary selection of textiles, textures, and materials. Its ornate and grand eloquence will invite the lavish lifestyle viewed in Saudi Arabia, following functionality and ideal for family living and entertaining. Areas where guests and family members gather will unify humility while also providing a perfect conversation starter with striking colors and high-end finishes. The placement of entrances, windows, and other private spaces in

the home will be considered to enable the homeowner and her family security and comfort. Saudi Arabia is mostly desert with few green hills and trees, bringing in glimpses of greenery to enhance the Ambassador's new environment, which will present an airy and liveliness to the space. The use of mashrabiya to differentiate spaces and add dimension to the structure displaying captivating shadows.

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X. Open space serves as a reception area or a space to hold traditional religious rituals with guest and family members Y. Interior elements will indicate the direction of Mecca Z. Glass doors for the office and workout room W. Mashrabiya screens to separate the dining room and living room V. Pantry/ Prep area for meals U. Coffee bar T. Built-in cabinetry R. Vanity S. Linen closet with heated towel rack Q. Gallery feature wall of Saudi Arabian art N. Lower cabinetry storage

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Porcelain mosaic tile, herringbone wood planks, honed marble

Concept imagery

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Key takeaways Privacy. A safe and private place for personal and family sanctuary.

Modesty. A home with spaces for religious rituals and activities is further defined by humility in design through economic and sustainable design.

Hospitality. A dwelling with opportunities to extend hospitality to neighbors and enhance relationships with society.

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In Saudi Arabian households, having two kitchens is typical: a "clean kitchen" mainly for aesthetics and a "dirty kitchen" for meal preparation. The dirty kitchen, situated next to the clean one, is a more private area specifically used for cooking.

The floor plan includes a clean kitchen with decorative materials for casual dining and coffee. Adjacent is the hidden dirty kitchen, tucked behind the clean kitchen, benefiting from insulation and privacy.

Reem Bagias (February 2022) Presentation of Saudi Arabian Culture.

Texas Tech University Human Sciences R#105106

Coffee symbolizes generosity and hospitality, integral to Saudi culture for gatherings with friends and coworkers.

A coffee bar will be integrated into the clean kitchen, conveniently located near the home's entertaining areas.

This allows the client and her guests easy access to offer and enjoy coffee.

Reem Bagias (February 2022) Presentation of Saudi Arabian Culture. Texas Tech University Human Sciences R#105-106

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Mashrabiya is a vital architectural feature in Saudi Arabia, blending the form and function of Islamic window coverings. Its intricate patterns provide sun-shading, privacy, dynamic light effects, space division, and wayfinding. Typically made of wood, mashrabiya enhances both aesthetics and functionality in buildings.

Mashrabiya screens in the residence, made of wood with contemporary touches like brass metal, provide privacy between the dining and living rooms. They guide guests to the living area while maintaining an open, airy feel.

Reem Bagias (February 2022) Presentation of Saudi Arabian Culture. Texas Tech University Human Sciences R#105-106

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In Islam, followers are encouraged to pray five times a day, though it's ultimately their choice. They can pray anywhere as long as the space is spiritual, peaceful, and calming, as it influences their connection to Muhammad.

The client values her faith and family deeply, so it's crucial to incorporate a designated prayer area in the home.

Flooring choices are important as prayers involve kneeling.

Decor and rugs will be positioned towards Mecca to meet the requirements of the faith.

Reem Bagias (February 2022) Presentation of Saudi Arabian Culture.

Texas Tech University Human Sciences R#105-106

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Saudi Arabia is highly gender-segregated, preventing wives, sisters, and daughters from interacting with male strangers.

Many households have separate 'majlis' (living rooms or private discussion areas) for men and women to socialize separately.

Two entertaining areas, a living room and a family room, are at opposite ends of the floor plan. Additionally, space will be open from the foyer for another seating area, as a reception area, or for traditional religious rituals with family members.

Reem Bagias (February 2022) Presentation of Saudi Arabian Culture.

Texas Tech University Human Sciences R#105-106

With age, bones tend to shrink in size and density, weakening them and making them more susceptible to fracture. Muscles generally lose strength, endurance, and flexibility. These factors can affect your coordination, stability, and balance.

Understanding the reduction of vison, hearing, and mobility is critical for designing.

The floor plan will feature an open layout with minimal obstructions, no-step entries, and leveled flooring to prevent tripping hazards. Interior doors will have 3 ft openings for wheelchair access if needed, with minimal walkways and hallways.

Motion-sensor lighting and hands-free faucets will be installed throughout.

Common areas like the kitchen, living room, and entrance will have 5ft by 5ft clear/turn spaces.

Roller shades with remote control functionality will be installed.

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. (2020, November 19). Aging: What to expect. Mayo Clinic. Retrieved March 21, 2022, from https://www.mayoclinic.org /healthy-lifestyle/healthyaging/in-depth/aging/art20046070

Opt for mechanisms that are easier and more convenient to operate when mobility is impaired. In rooms like a bathroom where water creates a high chance of instability, it is important to provide the necessary elements that will prevent injury.

Grab bars in showers are specially designed to replicate the appearance of a towel bar and aid mobility, also, including toilet seats at a height that complies with agingin-place considerations.

Kalita, A. (2017, October 23). Designing a home for aging in place.

Architectural Digest.

Retrieved March 21, 2022, from https://www.architecturaldi gest.com/story/aging-inplace-guide

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“Its ornate and grand eloquence will invite the lavish lifestyle viewed in Saudi Arabia, following functionality and ideal for family living and entertaining.”

One significant finding from the research was the emphasis on the hospitality part of the Saudi culture, which is evident in the floor plans where entertainment is centralized on the second story. This includes a family room to accommodate the client's hobbies, such as hosting movie nights with her family. As one ascends through the Brownstone home, the third floor is dedicated to private spaces, providing privacy and tranquility for the occupants.

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“Areas where guests and family members gather will unify humility while also providing a perfect conversation starter with striking colors and high-end finishes.”

The Mashrabiya partition screens add a decorative touch, dividing the living room and dining room while allowing light to filter through. This creates an elegant ambiance in the dining room, where the intricate patterns cast by the screens enhance the dining experience, elevating it to a sophisticated and refined affair.

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1. Porcelain mosaic tile 2. Wood wallcovering 3. Fitzgerald modular fabric sofa - Studiopepe 4. Armless modular sofa 5. Lapiaz walnut center table 6. Lucien chair - Kelly Wearstler 7. Piel left wrapped wall sconce 8. Strada large light pendant

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04 Higher education

Skills used: Revit, Enscape, Photoshop 16 weeks Fall 2023

the redesign and addition to the huckabee college of architecture The Brief The renovation of the Huckabee College of Architecture and the addition of a new complex is an ambitious project aimed at modernizing and expanding the college’s facilities due to a surge in student enrollment. This project responds to the growing demand for the needs of students and faculty within the architecture community, further

insisting on higher quality functional spaces that are fit to engage inspiring environments to distinguish creativity and innovation. The 10-story architecture building sits on the South edge of Texas Tech’s campus, with a shared courtyard between the structure and the art building to the East. The renovation will seek to optimize the building’s utility through flexible spaces accommodating a variety of activities and events, fostering inspiration, creativity, and collaboration within its walls. The new complex offers additional space allocation for needed spaces, particularly emphasizing student common areas and semi-private zones for faculty, jury rooms, and exhibition space. The required total square footage for this structure is 43,389 sq. ft, not including entry space, new connections, and landscaping.

THE EXTERIOR

CONCEPT STATEMENT Inspired by blending the styles of traditional and modern to revitalize the learning environment for students and faculty. Sleek lines and contemporary

materials will inspire creative thinking by spatial quality in both the interior and exterior. Considerations of circulation of spaces and wayfinding will ease accessibility for students, faculty, and visitors. Moments of discovery, along with sensory experiences, will captivate students feeling energized, promoting heightened levels of productivity. Elements of transparency throughout the environment will invite an aspect of exteriority to bleed into the building.

precedent studies The Huckabee College of Architecture embraces sustainable practices and historic preservation, following in the footsteps of The Green Building's adaptive reuse approach. Similarly, inspired by Buddy Holly Hall's integration of contextual elements, the college's design incorporates features like long overhangs and deep-set windows to enhance energy efficiency and preserve surrounding vistas. This dual commitment to heritage and sustainability underscores the college's dedication to responsible development and environmental stewardship.

MATERIALS: Mission brick blend, concrete, steel, tempered glass

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CONCEPT Imagery SHOWCASE STUDENT WORK BRIDGING THE GAP

BOLD ELEMENTS INSPIRE

DISCOVERY MOMENTS

PRECEDENTS Top: The Green Building, Louisville; Bottom: Buddy Holly Hall, Lubbock

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The space is meant to draw people in and encourage collaboration, creativity, and interdisciplinary exchange, serving as a hub for cross-disciplinary exploration and innovation. Through its welcoming design and inclusive environment, HCOA aims to inspire diverse perspectives and forge meaningful connections among students, faculty, and visitors, fostering a vibrant and dynamic academic community. Subtle hints of Texas Tech’s scarlet red are seen in accents and light fixtures, adding a touch of school spirit and identity to the architectural ambiance and creating a cohesive and unified campus aesthetic.

HCOA

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1. Grey terrazzo flooring 2. Porcelain accent tile - Tilebar

8. Cafe chair - Bernhardt 9. Cafe table - Haworth

6. Acoustic wood panels on ceiling 7. Powder-coated steel at light fixture and model text

13. Light pendant

3. Wood veneer at banquet seating 4. Vinyl wallcovering at banquet seating 5. Subway tile - Tilebar

10. Lounge chair - Haworth 11. Side table - Haworth 12. Light pendant at banquet seating Haworth

THE CAFE/LOUNGE

4 2

3 A

2

3 B

6

ANNOTATIONS:

ANNOTATIONS:

1 5

1. Graduate cubicals 2. Recruitment office 3. Offices

B 4 9

4. Student flex space 5. Elevators 6. Restrooms 7. Studios 8. Break out space 9. Outdoor terrace

8

A. Transitions in flooring to foster way-finding B. Variety in seating options to promote healthful spaces

7

8

7

1/A

1. Student lounge 2. Office 3. Dean's suite

5

9 6

4. Dean's conference room 5. Elevators 6. Restrooms 7. Advisor offices 8. Breakout spaces 9. Faculty lounge

B

A 7/8

7/8

A. Transitions in flooring to foster way-finding B. Variety in seating options to promote healthful spaces

TENTH LEVEL FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

THIRD LEVEL FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

furniture selections 2

7

6

11

3 12

1

4

9

8

5

10

1. Grey terrazzo flooring 2. Acoustic felt at ceilings 3. Fluted glass at banquet seating 4. Stone at countertops 5. Ribbed detail at kitchen island 6. Wood veneer at banquet seating and ceilings 7. Fabric at banquet seating - Herman Miller 8. Side table - Haworth 9. Sofa - Haworth 10. Barstool - Herman Miller

11. Light pendant at kitchen island- Haworth 12. Light pendant at banquet seating - Buzzispace

THE ELEVATED OFFICES

THE STUDENT LOUNGE

T H A N K

Y O U

(972)-835-8133 brie.godfrey@yahoo.com