Casey
Young
Interior Architecture + Design
Hi, Im Casey. Welcome to my portfolio.
My artistic style can be seen throughout my designs in the use of color, organic forms, and variety of materials. I am passionate about sustainability, research, and how the built environment can impact its occupants.
My personal design philosophy is to create a positive experience for the end user. Designs should be pleasing to the eye and pleasing to the body.
Introduction
Contents
STEAM
Interior. Hospitality Design
Bauhaus Hotel
Interior. Hospitality Design
The Farm
Interior. Office Design
COOP
Interior. Institutional Design
Piece of Home
Interior. Hospitality Design
Clemence Crossing
Urban Design
B3135
Furniture Design
Tidal Flats
Lighting Design
STEAM
Project Description
From the moment you step into STEAM, the experience is one of comfortable elegance. Rustic and modern elements mend seamlessly to create a casually-stylish environment, making it a perfect setting for their renowned food and acclaimed world-class wines and brews. STEAM is designed around the concept of a locomotive transportation. The mechanics of the train and the train tracks are used subtly in the finishes, furnishings, layout, and circulation.
Restaurant Design
Bubble diagram explores adjacencies for each area of the restaurant.
Universal design includes 32” bar space for ADA compliance.
Various seating types allow for user-centered experience.
DN DN
Dining Hostess Stand Bar Dining Kitchen Women’s Bathroom Men’s Bathroom Bar
Restroom
Regular
Kitchen Regular Dining Host Waiting Bar Dining Bar
Regular Dining
Regular Dining Booths
Bar Dining
Bar Dining Booths
Bar
Drink Rail
Bauhaus Hotel Room
Project Description
The Bauhaus design movement began in 1919 in Wiemar, Germany. Its movement was a revolution which was born out of modernist culture. Bauhaus style combines fine art and functional design, creating practical designs/products that also function as artworks. Designs avoid excessive decor and include clean lines, minimal textures, and asymmetrical balance in furniture and layout. This Bauhaus hotel room is designed around a primary-color scheme and features replicas of iconic furniture from the school and modernist period, such as the B3 chair designed by Marcel Breuer. The rooms are minimal and functional- a key aspect of Bauhaus style.
Hospitality Design
Living room
Kitchenette
Dining
Designed utilizing the principles of the Bauahus.
Bathroom
Bedroom
Kitchenette allows for in room cooking for those looking to stay in.
Emphasis on industrial materials, including, glass, steel, and concrete.
Living Room
Bedroom
The Farm
The Farm is an 80-acre working Farm that houses a community of growers, producers,eateries, and educators who share a passion for growing food using traditional, sustainable methods that are 100% spray and chemical free. They are working towards improving the health and wellness of their community, from the ground up. This sustainable company will have an office design that incorporates the structure of honeycomb. Office spaces will be designed to look like hexagons mimicking the sections within the honeycomb. Acoustic tiles and ceiling tile will make you feel like you are working right alongside the bees.
Office Design
Project Description
Designed utlizing WELL Building Standards.
Cafe adjacent to entries to safely allow outside guests into the space.
Cafe becomes a space where professionals can meet and brainstorm.
Reception
Bar Dining
Cafe
Meeting Room
Educational Space
Copy Room
Bathroom
Coat Closet
Concept Mind Map Open Work Stations
Locker Room Work Pods
Storage
Open Work Stations
Cafe
CO-OP
Project Description
Established in 1976, Cooperative Production, Inc was created to provide community-based services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. CO-OP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities to become valued members of their communities. Recently, they have decided to undergo a new design and remodel. They are looking to upgrade the facility to benefit their clients need’s, while still being ADA accessible.
Institutional DesignTeam Project
Reception
Training Room
Meeting Room
Craft Room
Wind Down Room
Front Entrance
One on One
Designed utilizing the seven principles of universal design
Private Offices Music Room
Game Room
Employee Lounge
Nurse’s Office
PT/OT
Modular furniture allows for seating of groups or individual seating.
Laundry Room
Bathroom
Kitchen/Dining Storage
Biophilic design helps support cognitive function and psychological wellbeing.
Concept
Training Room
Training Room Floor Plan
Training Room RCP
Piece of Home
Project Description
Piece of Home is a company that redefines the vision of a refugee camp. While most camps are a holding place for individuals who have fled from their home country, our goal is to make the “refugee camp” feel more at home. Instead of living in churches or tents, Piece of Home wants to re-purpose storage containers and turn them into individual homes. They strive to build a community atmosphere that allows them to have pets, resources that give them the skills needed to succeed in their new country, and a co-op garden to support the community in becoming sustainable.
Residential DesignTeam Project
Shipping Container Layout
Breakfast nook features chairs that can be stored away, when wanting more open space.
The living room features a pull-out bed and plenty of storage.
Sustainable materials prioritized and also LEED credit contribution.
Living room Dining room
Foyer
Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom
Living Room
Kitchen
Clemence Crossing
Project Description
Clemence Crossing runs along the Taunton Riverfront in Fall River. Currently, access between the neighborhoods and the waterfront is limited and the corridor lacks bicycle accommodations. The redesign of Clemence Crossing within the corridor will help improve mobility, connectivity, and safety along and across Route 79 and Davol Street. Clemence Crossing is a community based around the local artists and creatives in Fall River. New infrastructure including apartments, amphitheater, theater, café, and studio/hotel space will help attract tourism to the waterfront, all the while adapting and mitigating the effects of climate change.
Urban Design
Team Project
Concept: Webs and Synapses
Educational signage regarding climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
The plot features covered shaded areas for visitors to rest while exploring the area.
Sustainable materials prioritized and also LEED credit contribution. Clemence
Crossing Plot Layout
Parking Infiltration Basin Boutique Hotel Apartments
Art&Music Store Bakery Amphitheater Artist Shanty
Aurora Restraunt and Bakery
Aurora Restraunt and Bakery
Center of Clemence Crossing
Restaurant green roof helps mitigate heat isalnd effect.
Boutique Hotel features a solar facade that helps generate energy for the building.
Passive design to help reduce heating and cooling needs
Boutique Hotel
Artist Shanties are shed like structures artists can rent out to sell their goods.
Walkways are made up of permeable pavement to allow for rainwater infiltration.
Amphitheater provides an open-air venue used for entertainment and performances.
Artist Shanty
Amphitheater
B3135
Designed utilizing traditional joinery, B3135 bookshelf is built using poplar wood and mortise and tenon joinery. Inspired by B3135 road located in the United Kingdom, the curvature of the bookcase shelfs mimic the curvy scenic drive of B3135.
Furniture Design Project Description
FABRICATION
FINAL
Tidal
Many things in our world operate according to cycles. These can be any repeating action, or anything that comes and goes and returns again. Seasons, engines, days, nights, and traffic lights. Tidal Flats light fixture takes its inspiration from cycles.
Lighting Design Project Description
The regular rise and fall of the ocean’s waters are known as the tidal cycle. Along coasts, the water slowly rises up over the shore and then slowly falls back again. The tidal cycle plays an important role in various aspects of human life as well as in the entire ecosystem of plants and animals.
This luminaire is inspired by tidal cycles: each of the twenty four cast glass panels represents the twenty four hours of the low and high tides of Massachusetts Semi-diurnal tide cycle. The texture of the cast glass is intended to reflect the natural movement of the waves, and the back of the panels are frosted to soften the light. LED strips are attached to the inside of cast glass and can be programed to light up in response to the anyone’s unique tidal cycle. This luminaire also features a central LED bulb which can be used to mold the light to make the cast glass glow, illustrating bio-luminescence.
Elevation Plan View
Section Cut
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Casey Young cascrima@gmail.com 774-836-4883 Thank You