Brynne's Portfolio

BRYNNE RINDLISBACHER PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

EDUCATION

BRYNNE RINDLISBACHER

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, LOGAN, UT 20-24

Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Design

GPA: 3.89/4.0

Student member of IIDA, ASID, and representative of IADSA.

Classes include Architectural Systems, CAD I & II, Graphics I & II, Commercial Studio, Residential Studio.

SKILLS

Revit

AutoCAD

Adobe InDesign

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

ADA Design

Space Planning

Construction Documents

Group Collaboration

Hand Rendering/ Sketching

INVOLVEMENT

IADSA Student Representative

Fall 2022 - Present

IIDA Student Chapter Member

Fall 2022 - Present

ASID Student Chapter Member

Fall 2021 - Present

CONTACT

Brynnebacher@gmail.com

+801-870-1707

Residential Design

Commercial Design

Microsoft Office

Strong Communicator

Encouraging

Reliable

Detail Oriented

Critical Thinker

Dedicated

Time Management

PROJECTS

Indarra Residence

- Designed & Space Planned a 2,000 square foot home in

Alpine, Utah.

Aroon & Aiko Residence

- Collaborated with a group to design a couples home.

- Focused on creating a home using ADA requirements for

easier wheelchair accessibility.

renderings, and a study of fung shui.

- Created floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, interior

- Project included space planning, presentation board, plans, as well as mechanical and plumbing plans.

- Designed, space planned, and collaborated to create a

- Project consisted of research, schematic design,

elevations, finish/door schedule, wall type/annotated ski resort located in Big Ski, Montana.

renderings, material selections, reflected ceiling plan and presentation booklet.

House in the Woods

- Collaborated with Drake Anderson to design a

sustainable home for Sahara Rose.

EXPERIENCE

INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN

Bach Homes 05/22- 8/22

- Assisted in flooring maps to keep a detailed record of

each flooring installation and know where LVT,

Carpet, etc. would be placed in the homes.

- Aided in installations for the parade of homes by

- Project included construction documents, presentation helping keep an organized schedule, meeting our

drawings, renderings, presentation board, & a 3D model. deadlines, and finding solutions to problems that arose.

- Prepared presentation boards for client meetings to help share new ideas and provide a guide for what would be purchased.

- Effectively maintained and organized resource library, increasing productivity.

Huta Medical Spa

Big Sky Ski Resort

PROJECT INDARRA RESIDENCE LOCATION ALPINE, UT SEMESTER IV YEAR 2022

EXTERIOR AXONOMETRIC

CAD ELEVATIONS

EXPLODED EXTERIOR AXONOMETRIC

CONCEPT STATEMENT

Indarra was created after a symbol from a health app. This is a home that represents power and strength, thus given the name Indarra. Each block is designed to stack up onto each other, creating lookout points in every direction, giving you the best view of the Alpine valley. This home is just under 2,000 square feet and is occupied by a couple.

OVERVIEW

The living room is an open concept on the main floor, designed for conversation and access to the backyard. Each space is made for comfort by using soft colors, and light patterns.

MODEL OF HOME: 1/4 SCALE

CITE PLAN LIVING ROOM

PROJECT HOUSE IN THE WOODS LOCATION NEW YORK

SEMESTER VI YEAR 2023

CONCEPT STATEMENT

House in the woods is a collaboration with Drake Anderson taking their home and redesigning it for Sahara Rose. The requirement for this home is to be sustainable and clean, using little to no VOC’s. The home is meant to be a getaway from the city and become an oasis. Renderings were created using Revit and Photoshop.

STUDY RENDERING

Each of these spaces are tailored for Rose. With lots of whites and warm colors to contrast each other. The bed and nightstands are custom and made to be a comfortable escape with the four posts drawing you to the center. Sahara is known for her healthy life style and ayurvedic eating habits. Needing a fresh start the house in the woods reflect her tastes, preferences, and wellness goals as her future home. As she was recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease this home needed to be toxic free and limit the carbon footprint of the interiors. This was done by following the WELL building certification.

Since the home is located far in the woods in New York I wanted to make the outdoors feel like it was apart of the woods around it rather then having fences that block the view. Small Shrubs were added as well as an herb garden. An infinity pool and hot tub face each other adding a high end, elegant feel to the space.

LEGEND

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

FLOOR PLAN

The living room was a space used to continue the light and airy feel that the rest of the home has but have a little bit more warmth since it’ll be used the most. A priceless piece of artwork was added above the fireplace to remind the client of her culture. Making the space her own.

PROJECT AROON & AIKO LOCATION OGDEN, UT SEMESTER IV YEAR 2022

GROUP COLLABORATION

CONCEPT STATEMENT

Aroon and Aiko Chen are looking for a home that will be comfortable and accessible to move around in for Aroon in his wheelchair. They need an open workspace/ home office as Aroon works from home as an accountant. They have specific requirements that needed to be met to be able to live there. An open entry, 2 bedrooms w/ closet space, 3 bathrooms, office, and laundry room close to master bedroom. The spaces are created to incorporate hygge, feng shui and shibui. Space planning, color scheme, and a collaboration with other classmates was the focuses of the project.

No threshold home with ADA ramp

Washer & Dryer in closet

Aroon and Aiko were born and raised in China. After meeting they got married and decided to move to the United States. While being here the last 4 years Aiko has started her own company and Aroon finished his college degree in accounting.

Wheelchair accessible kitchen featuring ADA compliant 9” toe kicks, 32” high countertops and multiple open under-cabinets spaces.

A cozy hygge living room with warm woods and golden yellows and contrasting blues and blacks.

PARTNER COLLABORATION: BECCA’S RENDERING

PARTNER COLLABORATION: BECCA’S RENDERING

PARTNER COLLABORATION: MATTIE’S RENDERING

PROJECT HUTA MEDICAL SPA LOCATION SALT LAKE CITY, UT SEMESTER V YEAR 2022

Medical Spa

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The Huta medical spa was space planned and designed to function as a new spa for consumers to get laser, erbium, and botox treatments. The exterior structure remained. The point of this project was to space plan the inside, create a full set of construction documents, and create specification sheets for the materials used.

WALL TYPES

COMPPRESSION POST DETAIL

CEILING DETAIL MAIN RUNNER DETAIL

CEILING DETAIL

CROSS RUNNER DETAIL

WEST INTERIOR ELEVATION

NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION

EAST INTERIOR ELEVATION

SOUTH INTERIOR ELEVATION

STANDARD MOUNTING HEIGHT

INTERIOR ELEVATION

INTERIOR ELEVATION

PROJECT BIG SKY SKI RESORT LOCATION BIG SKY, MONTANA SEMESTER V

YEAR 2022

GROUP COLLABORATION

CONCEPT STATEMENT

We wanted to create a relationship with the outdoors of Montana. Inviting others to continue the experience and move throughout the building, enjoying the Big Sky Resort feeling as thought they are still experiencing everything Montana has to offer outside. Each space is centered around national parks in Montana.

GSBS ARCHITECTS RENDERING

OVERVIEW

The main floor consists of three main spaces for skiers and customers. They include the retail store, cafeteria, and cafe. Each space needed to have a high end feel but still have a strong durability, and be cohesive with the 3rd level. Warm colors were brought into the space to incorporate the summer weather and colors. It was also important for us to reinvent plaid, giving it a high quality look while still being fun, light, and airy. You can find the pattern on the back of the booth seating as well as the floor of the cafeteria. These spaces were designed after the Gates of the Mountain Wilderness National Park.

OVERVIEW

The cafeteria seating is meant to be a comfortable space that reminds people of home and the beautiful outdoors. Center pieces, stone tables and spacious open windows help brighten the space, give the illusion you are still outside and inviting nature into the space. The booths were created to make the space conversational and fun with friends and family as you gather to eat before your ski experience. This created a relaxed environment that helped people feel welcome to converse.

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PROJECT BIG SKY SKI RESORT LOCATION BIG SKY, MONTANA SEMESTER V YEAR 2022

2ND FLOOR

One of the requirements for the resort was making sure it was WELL certified, specifically bronze or higher. We made sure the materials selected were VOC free and cleanable.

Our word inspiration gave us direction, helped guide us to understand what it was the client wanted the space to feel. Tying nature into the space was a big focal point that was applied by the natural colors, stones, woods and layout.

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PARTNER COLLABORATION: BECCA’S RENDERING

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BECCA’S RENDERING

PROJECT HAND RENDERINGS

YEAR 2020-2022

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The magazine rendering was done by selecting an Interior space from a magazine and recreating it using alcohol markers. The medium for Bergere and Lucellino are watercolor, pen, and colored pencil.