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Hi there!

I’m Caitlyn Cliche.

When I’m asked to explain what I am or what I do, I always draw a blank because there are so many more than just one. I love the entirety of the design process. I get excited about the possibilities of design, how it can be applied to solve any and every problem. It’s like an exciting puzzle that is always changing.

INTERACTIVE PEDIATRIC CENTER IIDA Student Competition Baltimore, Maryland

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DESIGN

QUESTION:

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How can a sterotypically stark and intimidating environment put youth at ease while encouraging them to take on an active role in their care?

KEY USERS

Illuminated wall panels align the corridor walls to make navigation among facility easier for young patients, adding an engaging moving light display leading to their door on the way into the patient exam rooms.

Children Ages 0-18

Illuminated wayfinding within the floor leads

Parents

the way for children (and adults) alike through the process of an appointment.

Increases individual autonomy among young patients and nullifies signage above child eye level.

Medical Staff & Support Zones where primary patient/care provider interaction takes place.

Sound passage from one alcove to another for message exchange across reception.

Small alcoves built within reception provides a space for small children to sit at their scale, while swaddling them in a compact environment.

Patient Exam Room Inset screen installed in ceiling above patient bed to ease and alleviate stressors of appointments for younger patients through digital interactive play.

Tactile beads built into custom reception counter keeps small children engaged while parents are at the counter.

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REDUCE PATIENT WAIT TIME INCREASE STAFF EFFICIENCY IMPROVE WORKFLOW The lobby holds two semi-private, enclosable pods which utilize frosted plexi-glass to take vitals before moving into private patient rooms.

References to basic geometry adds movement and energy to a traditionally placid environment.

Interactive Portal accompanies intake process with corresponding digital content related to the vitals (being taken) and interacts with patient to increase patient comprehension.

WARBY PARKER HEADQUARTERS Savannah, Georgia

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ENCOURAGE

FOCUS

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KEY USERS Visitors

Hybrid Employees

AREAS FOR: FOCUS

CONSIDER:

GROUP MEETING

NEURODIVERSITY DIFFERING STYLES OF WORK

SOLITUDE

REST

VARYING ENVIRONMENTS EXISTING BRANDING

COLLABORATION

PRIVACY

COMPANY IDENTITY

Huddle Booths in the main employee space act as a semi-separate form of seating for working, eating, taking a break, or catching up with coworkers. It also

LED Dotted Grid Map set into wall illuminates

breaks up the main space, acting as a semi barrier wall

the areas served via the company’s give back

to divide the rest area from the more formal work area.

program. This visual reminder of the good being done increases employee morale, and is also visible from the adjacent conference room where potential investors can view.

Tiered Workspace is a flex space that is ideal for solo work for those employees who work remotely, but decide to come into the office, or in-person employees who desire a break away from a desk. This space is also optimized to accomodate a small gathering for team meetings and quick discussions.

DESIGN

QUESTION:

Ceiling Features act as a unifier among many of the informal areas of the office. They’re also another visual aid for wayfinding, guiding along a path from one area to the next. loosely modeled after clouds, the semi-transparent acrylic panels hint at the illustrative playfulness of Warby Parker’s brand. Not only does it stay in theme with the existing image of the company, it also calls back to a quote referenced in a Kerouac novel which is what led to the founders’ creation of the company.

GENERAL NOTES

89' - 9 9/16" 8' - 11 27/32"

9' - 8"

8' - 10 3/32"

18' - 10 19/32"

9' - 4 7/16"

1. All dimensions measure from face of finish wall to face of finish wall, unless noted otherwise.

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ID 7.2

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TRAINING COORDINATOR

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DATA ANALYST

HR

ADA

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2. Blocking shall be provided in walls where mounting or anchorage is required. Locations shall include but are not limited to, shelving, cabinetry, counters, finish trim, wall finishes of significant weight, and equipment such as televisions and screens.

Mezzanine opens space, allows more light to filter 3. All doors to be installed 4” from face of door (when opened) to adjacent wall, unless noted otherwise.

4. Provide 1’-0” of clear floor space at the push side of every door, unless noted otherwise. Provide 1’-6” of clear floor space at the pulls side of every door, unless noted otherwise.

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through the office, and creates a collaboration

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5. The contractor shall verify all dimensions on these plans and notify the architect of any discrepancies.

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DN 6' - 7 7/32"

6' - 2 3/4"

7' - 5 1/32"

7' - 5 1/16"

14' - 4 3/32"

8. All installations shall meet ADA guidelines, unless noted otherwise.

7' - 0 19/32"

8' - 6 7/32"

R 13' - 9 11/16"

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9. Written dimensions on the plan shall take precedence over scaled dimensions. If a dimension is not provided, the contractor shall verify this dimension with the designer/architect prior to any work.

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COLLABORATIVE GATHERING

MULTI-USE

11. Consult all elevations, schedules, and construction details on provided sheets to confirm construction of these items in the plan

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10. Moisture-resistant gypsum board shall be used in all bathrooms, kitchens, and in all plumbing walls where water is present.

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PRINT/FILE

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15' - 10 7/16"

15' - 2 9/16"

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7. Construction shall meet all requirements as outlined in all applicable codes in this jurisdiction.

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Wall shape to follow path of curved of staircase.

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Custom banquette, see sheet ID 7.0, Elevation 2.

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Double TV installation, see corresponding elevation for details.

Open Collaborative Space is central to the office,

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Whiteboard surface applied to wall from 0' 0" A.F.F. to ceiling on Level 3.

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LOUNGE

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44' - 6 9/16"

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14' - 7 5/8"

7' - 8 1/2"

PRIVATE/MOTHER'S

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under the mezzanine leading to the second floor.

230-240 Broughton St / Savannah, GA / 31401

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KITCHEN 22' - 5 3/32"

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space below for team meetings or brainstorming

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RECEPTION STORAGE 2' - 0"

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HUDDLE

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ELEV.

9' - 5 3/8"

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LOBBY

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6. Refer to door and window schedules for any information regarding door types, sizes, and further information.

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CONSTRUCTION PLAN - LEVEL 2 3/16" = 1'-0"

4' - 10 27/32"

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Construction Plan - LEVEL 2 Project Number

202320 MARCH 2023

Owner

WARBY PARKER

Author

CAITLYN CLICHE

ID 1.0

Scale

3/16" = 1'-0"

Tucked under the mezzanine are 2 fully enclosable huddle rooms for private discussion, and one completely private room for an individual to have a moment to themselves or take a private phone call.

How can a workspac world, while address

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ce motivate employees to rejoin the office in a post-COVID sing the varying needs of a neurodiverse workforce?

One of three Privacy Pods in the project, these are dedicated as a focus and reflection space, designed with softer lighting and acoustic environment to filter out the chaos of the workplace. Ideal for mothers returning to the workplace to nurse privately.

A whiteboard wall encourages open discussion and collaboration amongst co-workers.

Work Pods act as an opportunity for solo work, or a small huddle meeting amongst co-workers.

With integrated lighting and partial separation, these custom pods can provide a moment of respite.

OUR PLACE CAFE & LAB Savannah, Georgia

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DESIGN

QUESTION:

Where is there an overlooked population in the city of Savannah?

How can the built environment address that gap?

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resource lab equipped with computer stations, printers, and a central

people in Savannah are

lounge with the intent of locals utilizing it as their needs may dictate.

without internet access, putting them at an instant social, and educational disadvantage.

Local Students

Locals

Tourists

KEY USERS

To combat this lack of resources, the second level of this project is a

This could be to make and print a resume, research jobs, educate themselves on a topic, or reach out to a service provider.

Collaboration Area hosts group meetings, club gatherings, or allows solo guests to sit, work, and meet new people.

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Lounge area adjacent to the cafe allows for a moment of rest while increasing efficiency of traffic flow through the main space by allocating guests to this side waiting area while their orders are being prepared.

Cafe space serves the community in the locals preferred form: caffeine. Nourishing visitors and cultivating community bonds happens here.

Attention and emphasis to lighting was imperative to ensure the function of the space while maintaining the subtlety necessary to let the surrounding space full of work speak for themselves.

GALLERY EXHIBIT Designed around the work of artist Sami Lange, this mini project emulates the fractured and interwoven effect of the work on display, within the built environment.

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HAND RENDERS This look into the design for a mountain residential project exercises hand rendering techniques using ink and marker to define the essence of the spaces.

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