P O R T F O L IO - 2 0 2 2 by Clarissa Márquez

Visual

Design

O Interior

Clarissa

MÁrquez

R Visual

O Interior

Design

MÁrquez

C L A R I S S A M ÁR Q U E Z cmarqu02@gmail.com 407.308.9960 portfolio link: https://issuu.com/cmarqu24

Ed u cat i o n

Florida International University Miami, FL

Graduate Degree/ Interior Architecture GPA: 3.9 Graduation date: Summer 2021 Savannah College of Art and Design Savannah, GA Bachelors of Fine Arts/ Interior Design GPA: 3.7 Minor: Fibers

C e r t i f i cate s

Contributed on the preparation of client presentation Collaborated on the creation of floor plans and specific design

Architectural Revit Winter 2017 Architectural 3DXMAX Winter 2017 Photoshop Certificate Summer 2018 Concept Modeling Sketch Up Summer 2020

Antrobus + Ramirez Junior Designer Februar y 2020 - July 2020

Choose furniture and materials of current projects Developed 3D models and after effects on the renders IDDI & International

International Baccalaureate Caracas, Vzla

Junior Designer August 2019 - Januar y 2019

Full Diploma

Developed the design and client presentations Generated 3D models for architectural and design Purposes

I nvo l ve m e nt Juventud y familia Misionera Caracas, Venezuela Volunteer and Organizer National NEWH Green Voice Design Miami, FL Participant

E x p e r i e n c e

Kravet Competition Savannah, GA Participant

A wa rd s ASID Student Portfolio Competition Winter 2019 Finalist

Collaborated in the creation of FF&E Packages Contributed in the selection of finishes and furniture for current projects Developed the post production for final renders. RS3 Design Intern July 2019 - August 2019 Developed the design and client presentations Generated 3D models for architectural and design Purposes

SCAD Scholarship Collaborated in the creation of 2015-2019 FF&E Packages Academic Honors Scholarship Achievement Honors Scholarship Contributed in the selection of finishes and furniture for curFibers Open Studio rent projects 2015-2019 Developed the post production Winter 2017 / Winter 2018 for final renders.

Arts Institute

Adobe Illustrator Spring 2021

S k i l l s

Softwares Architectural Revit 3DXMAX Maya Grasshopper Enscape Lumion Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Muse Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Spanish (Native) English (Fluent) Personal Team player Hand Drafting Material Selection Volunteering Project Scheduling Adaptability Time Management Multi tasking Leadership Efficient Creative Sketching Space Planning Organization Skills Problem Solver Skills

INDEX

2 1

ROSEWOOD MEMORIAL

Interior + Landscape Revit, En-scape, Photoshop

MIXMEDIA

S ketc he s , C o l l a ge s

3 OUTSITE

B A P T I S T H E AT H S O U T H F L O R I D A

He al t h C ar e Sketchup, Revit Lumion

C om m e rc i a l Rev i t, En - s ca p e , P ho to s h o p

Baptist Health South Florida

LOCATION CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

As a holistic approach to healthcare and wellness becomes more widespread, medical professionals are learning to adapt conventional medicine to work with integrative approaches that include an understanding and respect for the mental, emotional, and spiritual components of healing, are central to Baptist Health’s belief system. Our design’s guiding principles are legibility, privacy, and involuntary attention. These three principles are connected in a design language that transports the user into a restorative healing atmosphere, shifting the unfavorable perception associated with healthcare facilities. We seek to improve people’s relationships towards their health by taking a proactive and preventative role through design strategies that incorporate natural and architectural elements that support well-being. Design Guidelines Involuntary Attention: “Requires little or no conscious effort. It is often the result of feeling as if we have escaped into a “whole other world” where we can experience feelings of connectedness with something larger than our immediate surroundings (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 44).” 2

ALTON ROAD & 7th STREET VIEW

SW PERSPECTIVE

Legibility: “Characteristics that aid the ability to understand and remember and environment (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 46).” Prospect and Refuge: “Prospect is the ability to see what is around us, a vantage point. Refuge is the presence of a shelter, backup element, camouflage, or a symbol of security (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 51).” Sociopetal Spaces: “Are designed to encourage interaction and communication with others (Sommer, 1969, as cited in Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 55).” Light: “We need natural light to be healthy physically and emotionally (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 57).” Privacy: “Opportunities for self-discovery and to expirement with new behaviors without judgement of others (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 11).” Flexibility: “The ability to alter the physical environment to meet our needs, or to regulate overexposure in the surroundings (Pollack & Menconi, 2004, p. 3).”

SOUTH EAST VIEW

SE PERSPECTIVE LOCATION: Baptist Hospital is in South Florida, Miami Beach. Alton Road is the main artery that leads to the site’s location. The well connectivity of those arteries and local roads provides an easy accessibility to the site through bus, car, and bicycles. Parking is provided by the structure itself.

CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

COLOR PALETTE + MATERIALITY BOARD

DESIGN RESPONSE: Healthcare grade materials and finishes have been sourced and specified with a the prioritization of sustainable materials that meet performance and maintanence needs in the corresponding enviroment. Arktura, Burnished Bronze

TSAR, Shoreline

Santamargherita, Black Royal

Specified, Walnut

Knoll, Burn

Mannington, Cryptogram Silestone, Eternal

Crossville, Grace

Formica, Sand

Sherwin-Williams, Ceramic Paint

Otratex, Brussels

Brentano, Insight

Santamargherita. Fior

Evoke, Surge Dunes

AtlasMasland, Spirited

ADJACENCY DIAGRAM

PHYSICIANS OFFICES

URGENT CARE

COMMUNITY HEALTH

SCHEDULING

CHECK - OUT

PRIMARY CARE

RECEPTION

LEGEND Privacy

REFRESHMENT CENTER

WAITING PATIENT / VISITOR

Visibility Wayfinding Technology REGISTRATION

Flexibility

KIOSKS

Noise Reduction Natural Lighting PATIENT INTAKE

ADA OFFICES

CONFERENCE ROOM

Toilet Imaging LOUNGE

Radiology

CONSULT / EDU ROOM

Dressing

TEAM WORK AREA

Children Elderly STAFF SUPPORT

PTSD Patients

EXAM ROOM PROCEDURE ROOM

MEDICATION ROOM

SOILED HOLDING

STORAGE

CLEAN LINED - SUPPLY

CLINICAL SUPPORT

VIRTUAL EXAM ROOM

LABORATORY

PROCESS DIAGRAM

+ PARTI DIAGRAMS

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

FINAL PHASE

Urgent Care............................... 3,539 GSF Physician Offices...................... 4,503 GSF S t a i r, E l e v a t o r, R e s t r o o m s . . . . . . . . . . . 1 , 3 7 6 G S F Community Center / Reception... 4,389 GSF Primary Care............................. 8,147 GSF Private Circulation

+ PROCESS FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM REASON FOR CHANGE: From our midterm, we decided to adjust our design based on the jurors’ feedback and improve our floor plan’s flow and functionality.

A lig cces s ht

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Finally, we moved the staff offices and procedure room to the south wing of the building to allow access to natural light in these two spaces and moved the virtual rooms onto the other side of the circulation instead.

We opened a circulation path to connect more directly and efficiently the nurse station area to the patient waiting zone and located the patient in-take adjacent to it for the nurses’ convenience.

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to n atu A ral ligh ccess t

The changes include the rotation of the reception counter to be fully integrated as part of the primary care and allow visual control of both waiting areas.

FINAL FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM

PROGRAM

Physician Offices

Bathrooms

S t a i r, E l e v a t o r, R e s t r o o m s

Offices

Community Center

Workstations

Exam Rooms

Procedure Room

Waiting Area

Soiled Room

Emotional Support

Clean Linen Supply

Consult Education Room

Medication Room

Virtual Room

Copy/Print/Equipment Alcove

A lig cces s ht

Reception

Physician/Teamwork Area

Conference Room

X Ray Room

Staff Lockers

Laboratory

A lig cces s ht

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to n atu A ral ligh ccess t

Storage

Urgent Care

Patient Intake

Private Circulation

FLOOR PLAN SCHEM ATIC FLOOR PL AN

CONFERENCE ROOM

STORAGE

UP STAFF LOUNGE

PHYSICIANS OFFICES

URGENT CARE

PHYSICIANS OFFICES V.R.

STAFF BATH

V.R.

STAFF BATH

OFFICE WORKSTATIONS BF

EXAM ROOM OFFICE

REFRESHMENT

BF INTERIOR GARDEN

BF 64 64

WELLNESS EDUCATION

24 24 MEDICATION ROOM

LABORATORY

24 24

DRESSING

TEAM WORK AREA 24 24

64 64

X- RAY ROOM

CONTROL

64 64 64 64 PHYSICIAN WORK AREA

64 64

SOILED ROOM

EXAM ROOM

24 24

CLEAN LINEN

YOGA/ MEDITATION

PROCEDURE ROOM

BATH

STAFF LOCKERS

PATIENT INTAKE RECEPTION EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM BATH

WAITING AREA

CONSULT/ EDUCATION ROOM

WAITING AREA

1/16” = 1’-0”

FINISH FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

Legend & Swatch Swatch

Material Crossville, Grace (Carpet Tile) Milliken, Magnetic (Carpet Tile) Scott Grouop, Himalaya (Carpet Tile) Tsar , Shoreline, Retreat (Carpet Tile) Tsar , Shoreline, Taupe (Carpet Tile) Patcraft, Floraculture (Carpet Tile) Caesarstone, Cloudburst (Slab) Evoke, Surge Dunes (Planks)

1/16” = 1’-0”

RCP LEGEND & SYMBOLS

STORAGE

STAFF LOUNGE

94 1/2"

19"

CONFERENCE ROOM

17" 12"

1 80 1/2"

11'-4" AFF 44"

URGENT CARE

1 19"

PHYSICIANS

25"

10'-0" AFF

PHYSICIANS OFFICES

51 1/2"

1 16 1/2"

1 69 1/2"

30 1/2"

82 1/2"

11'-4" AFF

57"

42"

99 1/2"

51 1/2"

11'-6" AFF

75"

36"

1 19"

1 27 1/2"

19"

12'-4" AFF 4'-4"

8'-4"

7'-4" 2

7'-8"

8'-0"

7'-6"

7'-8"

V.R.

OFFICES 1

1 11'-5" AFF

11'-4" AFF

11'-5" AFF

10'-6" AFF

11'-5" AFF

10'-6" AFF

7'-9"

V.R.

STAFF BATH

V.R.

10'-6" AFF

V.R.

10'-6" AFF

OFFICE

10'-6" AFF 1

10'-6" AFF

8'-3"

10'-6" AFF

15'-5"

11'-6" AFF

15'-5"

11'-5" AFF

6'-4"

STAFF EXAM ROOM

10'-91 2"

BATH

1 1

10'-6" AFF 11'-6" AFF 1

REFRESHMENT 14'-2" AFF

14'-2" AFF

15'-5"

14'-2" AFF

15'-5"

10'-6" AFF

11'-6" AFF

13'-2"

6'-4"

11'-7" AFF

OFFICE

10'-1" AFF

WORKSTATIONS

11'-7" AFF

INTERIOR 11'-9"

10'-6" AFF

GARDEN

10'-612 "

11'-6" AFF

10'-6" AFF

EL W

4'-512"

14'-2" AFF

11'-6" AFF

MEDITATION

2 12'-8"

14'-2" AFF 1

10'-0"

11'-4" AFF

7'-0" 15'-0"

10'-6" AFF

RECEPTION

11'-6" AFF 15'-0"

EXAM ROOM (TYPICAL)

EXAM ROOM

10'-1" AFF

5'-0"

27"

16" 16"

EXAM ROOM

10'-1" AFF

EXAM ROOM

10'-1" AFF

1'-0"

INTAKE

10'-1" AFF

EXAM ROOM

11'-412"

10'-0" AFF 7'-6"

7'-6"

13'-4"

11'-8"

EXAM ROOM

10'-1" AFF

EXAM ROOM

10'-1" AFF

2 11'-6" AFF

15'-0"

6'-4"

10'-1" AFF

STAFF

LOCKERS

5'-512"

11'-5" AFF

12'-4" AFF

11'-5" AFF

10'-10"

8'-0"

7'-5"

12'-4" AFF

2 3

12'-8"

11'-5" AFF

12'-0"

11'-2"

11'-5" AFF

1 2

EDUCATION

1 6'-11 2"

10'-2"

7'-21 2"

12'-4" AFF 11'-5" AFF

ROOM 10'-6" AFF

2 12'-10"

6'-4"

12'-4" AFF 2

11'-5"

6'-712"

11'-5" AFF

WATING AREA 1

CONSULT/

10'-6" AFF

BATH 11'-5" AFF

7'-6"

6'-4"

7'-0"

15'-0"

10'-1" AFF

7'-6" 11'-5"

1 15'-0"

19"

ROOM 10'-6" AFF

10'-6" AFF

1 1

11'-5" AFF

6'-4"

12'-4" AFF

AREA

8'-6"

15'-0"

12"

WATING

PROCEDURE

15'-0"

11'-6" AFF

10'-6" AFF

5'-0"

11'-7" AFF

11'-6" AFF

15'-0"

11'-6" AFF

7'-0"

5'-0"

1 1

28"

7'-2"

5'-0"

11'-5" AFF 9'-2" 1

5'-11 2"

7'-10"

11'-7" AFF

9'-3" 1

11'-9"

6'-6" 4'-5"

6'-4"

2 10'-1" AFF

ROOM

11'-7" AFF 6'-0"

SOILED

CLEAN LINEN

5'-10"

5'-7"

11'-5" AFF

10'-6" AFF

11'-7" AFF 5'-0"

BATH

14'-2" AFF

4'-512 "

14'-2" AFF

EXAM ROOM

10'-6" AFF

6'-4"

14'-612"

3'-5"

ROOM

6'-6"

10'-6" AFF 9'-5"

10'-6" AFF

5'-0"

14'-2" AFF

5'-0"

YOGA/

12'-4"

5'-0"

14'-2" AFF

11'-9"

10'-6" AFF

5'-0"

TEAM WORK AREA

CONTROL 1

5'-0"

WORK AREA

DRESSING

10'-6" AFF

MEDICATION

7'-10"

PHYSICIAN

X-RAY ROOM

12'-4"

LABORATORY

3'-612"

7'-10"

11'-5" AFF

Legend & Symbols Sym.

Luminaire

2-Head LDN Round 3” Recessed Multiples 1

Full Circle ARC Linear, Flush Lens

Full Circle ARC .5’ Radius, Flush Lens

1 2 1

Full Circle ARC 1’ Radius, Flush Lens

1 23

Full Circle ARC 4’ Radius, Flush Lens

2 1

Full Circle Linear, 4’, Flush Lens

1 2 1

2 3

MarkCove 502 4’ Cove, Surface Mount 3

Magellan Ceiling, 1’ Radius, Flush Mount, Concave Magellan Ceiling, 4” Radius, Flush Mount, Concave 2

3 2 1

Exit Wall Mounted, Single-sided

Exit Wall Mounted, Double-sided, 1 Directional Exit Wall Mounted, Double-sided, 2 Directional

1/16” = 1’-0”

LIFE SAFETY PLAN MEANS OF EGRESS

Bldg Min.

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304’

its: 1

11”

57’ 2

”

Legend & Symbols Sym.

Name Fire Barriers

1/16” = 1’-0”

COMMUNITY CENTER ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN & RCP

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - 1/8” = 1’-0”

ENLARGED RCP - 1/8” = 1’-0”

COMMUNITY CENTER ENTRANCE

M ATERI ALIT Y

RENDERING - WAITING AREA

The Community Center was designed based on the philosophy that health extends beyond our physical bodies. It comprehends our mental and emotional self as well. We incorporated into the program a wellness education center for virtual learning and coaching with health professionals, a yoga & meditation room, an interior garden, and a refreshment area..

DESIGN GUIDELINES

INVOLUNTARY AT TENTION

LEGIBILITY

DIAGRAM

KEY PLAN

SECTION 1 - REFRESHMENT AREA, WAITING, INTERIOR GARDEN

WELLNESS EDUCATION

COMMUNITY CENTER

ELEVATION 1 - URGENT CARE

REFRESHMENT AREA

ELEVATION 2

- YOGA

The Yoga and Meditation room is at the heart of the Community Center, designed with a skylight to offer access to natural light and a positive distraction for the users.

USER EXPERIENCES

Our vision is to create a community network of people interested in taking a proactive approach to staying healthy and preventing illness. The refreshment area can serve as cooking demonstration events to teach community members healthy eating habits.

NTS

T IN

M ATERI ALIT Y

ERIOR GARD EN

DESIGN GUIDELINES

DIA

INVOLUNTARY AT TENTION

LEGIBILITY KEY PLAN

RECEPTION ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN & RCP

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - 1/4” = 1’-0”

ENLARGED RCP - 1/4” = 1’-0”

RECEPTION M ATERI ALIT Y

ELEVATION 3 - RECEPTION AREA

The front approach to the Recepction area and desk is where patients and visitors would be able to speak with Baptist Health Staff before entering Primary Care, Checking-in at a Self-Check-In, store their belongings in a locker, and Self-Check Out on their way out.

DESIGN GUIDELINES

ACCESIBILITY

BRANDING

SECURITY

CALLOUT D1 DE TAIL - RECEPTION DESK NTS

KEY PLAN NTS

WAITING AREA

EXAM ROOMS

M ATERI ALIT Y

IE NT I NTA

DI 21"

Level 5 14' - 0"

26"

20"

12"

15"

14"

AT - P

CORRIDOR

13"

4" 3" 6"

The examination rooms and waiting area are located alongside the west elevation affording access to natural light, views of the city, and sunsets. The seating was designed to face the city to provide privacy for the examination rooms and a positive distraction for the people waiting.

18"

CALLOUT D2

ROLLER BLINDS Section 1 D E T1A I1/2" L =1 1'-0" /2” = 1’-0”

DESIGN GUIDELINES PROCESS SKETCH

ACCESIBILITY

BRANDING

SECURITY

ELEVATION 4 - EXAM ROOMS

KEY PLAN

EXAM ROOMS

The Examination Rooms have two points of entrance, one for the patient and another for the caregiver, to provide confidentiality between the medical staff and patient. All room typologies were designed to offer a face-to-face conversation with the physician, ensuring a more personal and enjoyable connection.

TYPOLOGY - A

19"

32"

34"

33"

36"

93"

18"

M ATERI ALIT Y

85"

84"

38"

20" 31"

29"

64"

34"

21"

32"

29"

30"

31"

17"

124"

FP - Typology A 1/2" = 1'-0" 119"

10'

120"

R 12" R 36"

149"

126"

R 60"

10' 7" 10'

29"

10'

11'

29"

RCP - TYPOLOGY A 1/2" = 1'-0"

DESIGN GUIDELINES

T R A N S PA R E N C Y

MAINTANABLE

KEY PLAN

PRIVACY

ELEVATIONS 5 & 6 - EXAM ROOMS

115"

EXAM ROOMS TYPOLOGIES

PHYSICIAN/TEAMWORK AREA ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN & RCP

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - 1/4” = 1’-0”

ENLARGED RCP - 1/4” = 1’-0”

PHYSICIAN STATION The Physician Station was design to for Physicians and Residents to work together in a dedicated space close to all other Primary Care Adjacencies, names the Teamwork area.

SECTION 2 - PHYSICI AN STATION & TEAMWORK AREA

CALLOUT D3 DE TAIL - CASEWORK FRONT VIEW NTS CASEWORK BACK VIEW NTS

M ATERI ALIT Y

DESIGN GUIDELINES

INVOLUNTARY AT TENTION KEY PLAN

FLEXIBILITY

TEAMWORK AREA M ATERI ALIT Y

DIAGRAM - JOINT PHYSICIAN/TEAMWORK AREA

The private circulation leading to the examination rooms has a wall treatment of hand sanitizers, electronic tablets, and an occupancy light for each room to improve wayfinding, user experience, and hygiene. The physician and nurse stations have a collaborative space with flat screens and whiteboards to afford easy communication and interaction between doctors and nurses, improving the workflow. DESIGN GUIDELINES

COLL ABORATION

PERSON ALIZ ATION

MODULARITY

KEY PLAN ELEVATIONS 7 - PHYSICI AN STATION & TEAMWORK AREA

TEAMWORK AREA M ATERI ALIT Y

CASEWORK ELEVATION - TEAMWORK STATION NTS

DESIGN GUIDELINES

CASEWORK ELEVATION TEAMWORK STATION NTS

COLL ABORATION

PERSON ALIZ ATION

CASEWORK SECTION TEAMWORK STATION NTS

MODULARITY

CONFERENCE ROOM Space for staff to get togther in a comfortable setting for presentations, informal meetings, and meals. PROSPECT & REFUGE

FLEXIBILITTY

S O C I O P E TA L S PAC E

12"

DESIGN GUIDELINES

M ATERI ALIT Y

32"

29"

17"

Level 5 14' - 0"

21"

37"

17"

21"

25"

C ADetail L 2L- Projector OUT D4 1

1/2" = 1'-0"

33"

DE TAIL - RE TRACTABLE PROJECTER 1/2”=1’-0”

84"

88" 138"

89"

37"

12" 89"

57"

31"

166"

144"

321"

Level 5 14' - 0"

82"

30"

42"

38"

19"

100"

70"

44"

53"

82"

Lounge Area 0' - 0"

S1 ESection C T1 I- Lounge O N Area 3 - LOUNGE & CONFERENCE ROOM 1/4”=1’-0” 1/4" = 1'-0"

DIAGRAM - KITCHENETTE

KEY PLAN

STAFF LOUNGE Staff only space to eat/drink, take a break, meet with one another. Table and seating arrangements are flexible as to make this space fit Staff needs. DESIGN GUIDELINES

OPENESS

FLEXIBILITTY

S O C I O P E TA L S PAC E RENDERING - KITCHENETTE SHELF

DIAGRAMS - MODULAR WALLS

DIAGRAM - TABLE CONFIGURATIONS

KEY PLAN

Outsite

A V E

LOCATION

CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

BUILDING VIEWS

C O L L I N S

WEST

300 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139 FIGURE No. 1

Create a design that serves as a vehicle to launch young professionals on their journey to find their best version of themselves by reconnecting with community, their destination and natural environment.

FIGURE No. 2

AEREAL VIEW SOUTH

The proposal explores Co living and Co working as typologies suitable for young professionals (18 to 35 years old) for being viable economic housing and working options that allowed them the freedom to live and work in highly desirable urban areas. In addition, offering the possibility of being part of a curated community of like-minded individuals that thrive together. The song speaks to new generations. “Here comes the Sun” it’s the most popular Beatles track among listeners between 15 and 28 years old. Here comes the sun is uplifting and optimistic and this feeling come through in both words and tunes. The recordings and feelings of hope are contagious and popular in emerging generations. This song is prevails in history, is timeless. Harrison wrote an all time favorite and this is not going to change anytime soon.

3 0 0

FIGURE No. 5

Feeling FIGURE No. 3

NORTH

FIGURE No. 4

EAST

CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

Innovation

Community

COLOR PALETTE + MATERIALITY BOARD

CLIENT VALUES AND BELIEFS

OWNER

“Work everywhere, live differently”...

OUTSITE

AT T I T U D E S A N D B E L I E F S Outsite’s mission is to create a world where everyone can shape and live their best life, with the freedom to live and work anywhere. Sustainability governs and lead everything they do. FIGURE No.10

OUT

FIGURE No.12

E MI

AMI NEW

ION

+ VALUES BELONGING TRUST INDEPENDENCE DIVERSITY SUSTAINABILITY SLOW LIVING

FIGURE No.11

BELONGING

TRUST

INDEPENDENCE

Outside creates an environment where you can form authentic relationships, satisfy your sense of belonging, and fully integrate into a community of like-minded individuals.

They adhere to a shared value system, which promotes transparency, honest interactions, and a safe working environment.

Individuals can become more independent, act in ways they previously thought impossible, and define their own lifestyles thanks to the remote work revolution.

DIVERSITY

SUSTAINABILITY

SLOW LIVING

A diverse community permits greater empathy and deeper connections to be formed. This is an inclusive community, built by and designed for people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

A resilient business can adapt to a changing world. Each decision we make is guided by our team, our communities, and our customers.

Slow travel can become a sustainable endeavour, enjoyed by present and future generations, when it integrates into local communities, by integrating into local economies. 13

BLOCK DIAGRAM PROJECT PROGRAM

THIRD FLOOR Co Livinf Apartments Virtual Rooms Common Room Laundry

THIRD FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR Cafe Grab and Go Library + Shared working area Garden Flex Offices Conference Room Rest Rooms Cardio Private Offices Manangement office Creative Studios Flex Theather Maker Space Dining Area SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Circulation Sitting Areas Reception Restrooms Cycle bar Lounge Area Dinning Area

FIRST FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR SCHEM ATIC FLOOR PL AN

PRIVATE PARKING

OUT OF SCOPE

FIRE STAIRS

ELEVATOR

AC SYSTEM FIRE STAIRS

LOCKERS

ADA 5'-0"

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0" RECEPTION

ADA 5'-0"

STREET ENTRANCE

ADA 5'-0"

CYCLE SMOOTHY BAR

ADA 5'-0"

ENTRANCE ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

ADA 5'-0"

ENTRANCE

ADA 5'-0"

4' - 9"

PLANTER STREET ENTRANCE

STREET ENTRANCE

PLANTER

1/16” = 1’-0”

SECOND FLOOR SCHEM ATIC FLOOR PL AN

TERRACE

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA

SHARED WORKING AREA + LIBRARY

FLEX OFFICE SPACE

KITCHEN / CAFE

MAKER SPACE

STREET ENTRANCE

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

GRAB AND GO ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ADA 5'-0"

FLEX THEATHER

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM

PLANTER

PLANTER ADA 5'-0"

PRODUCTIVE CARDIO

MAKER SPACE

ADA 5'-0" ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

OUTDOOR YOGA

ADA 5'-0"

PHONE BOOTH

ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ELEVATOR

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

PLANTER

ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

ELEVATOR

ADA 5'-0"

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

TEAMWORK AREA

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

SPRAY ROOM

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

1/16” = 1’-0”

THIRD FLOOR SCHEM ATIC FLOOR PL AN

OPEN TO BELOW

PLANTER

VIRTUAL ROOM

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

PLANTER

VIRTUAL ROOM

ADA 5'-0"

VIRTUAL ROOM

PLANTER

ELEVATOR

LAUNDRY ROOM

OUT OF SCOPE SITTING AREA

ADA 5'-0"

PLANTER

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

1/16” = 1’-0”

FIRST FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

5' - 0"

4' - 0"

4' - 6"

4' - 0"

10'-0" AFF

4' - 6"

4' - 0"

5' - 0"

4' - 5"

5' - 0"

4' - 5"

5' - 0"

10' - 0"

3' - 8" 4' - 0" 4' - 0"

5' - 0" 5' - 0"

5' - 0"

4' - 0"

5' - 6"

5' - 0"

5' - 6"

5' - 0"

Legend and Symbols Symbols

Luminary HIGH LINE - FLAT TRIM WITH RECESSED LENS AND CONICAL BAFFLE EXPO 24” Exit Sign ARRAY 3 (3 X SHADES) BERRI VERTICAL 2 HEADS 36” BERRI ANGULAR V SHAPE 4 HEADS

1/16” = 1’-0”

SECOND FLOOR

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

6' - 7 13/32"

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 6"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 6' - 7 13/32"

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 5' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 5' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 5' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 5' - 9"

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 6"

5' - 10 1/8" 5' - 10 1/8"

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

5' - 7 7/8"

6' - 7 13/32"

5' - 9"

5' - 9" 5' - 9" 5' - 9"

5' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

3 4' - 9"

4' - 9"

5' - 9"

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Legend and Symbols Symbols

Luminary HIGH LINE - FLAT TRIM WITH RECESSED LENS AND CONICAL BAFFLE EXPO 24” Exit Sign ARRAY 3 (3 X SHADES) BERRI VERTICAL 2 HEADS 36” BERRI ANGULAR V SHAPE 4 HEADS

1/16” = 1’-0”

THIRD FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 3 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

4' - 7"

3' - 4" 3' - 4"

VIRTUAL ROOM 4' - 7"

ELEVATOR

PLANTER

5' - 10 1/2"

5' - 7 1/2"

SITTING AREA

5' - 10 1/2"

4' - 7" 4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 3 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 3 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

PLANTER

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

10'-7 " AFF

4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 3 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

4' - 5" 4' - 7 7/32"

4' - 7"

VIRTUAL ROOM

3' - 4" 3' - 4"

4' - 7"

3' - 5 3/8"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

PLANTER

4' - 11"

4' - 7"

4' - 6"

3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8" 3' - 5 3/8"

20'-7" AFF

4' - 7"

3' - 8" 3' - 8" 3' - 8" 5' - 4 3/16" 3' - 8" 3' - 8"

3' - 4" 3' - 4"

20'-7" AFF

LAUNDRY ROOM

VIRTUAL ROOM 4' - 7"

4' - 7"

TERRACE

4' - 7"

TERRACE

4' - 7"

LIVING ROOM

4' - 7" 4' - 8 1/8"

LIVING ROOM

4' - 7"

LIVING ROOM

4' - 7" 4' - 8 1/8"

LIVING ROOM

4' - 7"

4' - 7" 4' - 8 1/8"

LIVING ROOM

4' - 7" 4' - 8 1/8"

PLANTER

4' - 7" 4' - 8 1/8"

4' - 7"

10'-7 " AFF

4' - 7"

TERRACE

4' - 7"

TERRACE

Legend and Symbols Symbols

Luminary HIGH LINE - FLAT TRIM WITH RECESSED LENS AND CONICAL BAFFLE EXPO 24” Exit Sign ARRAY 3 (3 X SHADES) BERRI VERTICAL 2 HEADS 36” BERRI ANGULAR V SHAPE 4 HEADS

1/16” = 1’-0”

LOBBY ENTRANCE DESIGN GUIDELINES

SECURITY

LEGIBILITY

HIERARCHY

MATERIALS

KEY PLAN: FIRST FLOOR

PRIVATE PARKING

FIRE STAIRS

ELEVATOR

AC SYSTEM FIRE STAIRS

LOCKERS

ADA 5'-0"

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0" RECEPTION

ADA 5'-0"

STREET ENTRANCE

ADA 5'-0"

CYCLE SMOOTHY BAR

ADA 5'-0"

ENTRANCE ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

ADA 5'-0"

ENTRANCE

ADA 5'-0"

4' - 9"

PLANTER STREET ENTRANCE

ELEVATION 1- RECEPTION DESK

STREET ENTRANCE

PLANTER

DIAGRAM- SITTING AREA

+ CAFE AND REFRESHMENT

I N I T I A L PAT T E R N

ENTRANCE

MATERIALS

ADA 5'-0"

KEY PLAN: SECOND FLOOR

TERRACE

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

FLEX OFFICE SPACE

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA + LIBRARY

MAKER SPACE

KITCHEN / CAFE STREET ENTRANCE

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

GRAB AND GO ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ADA 5'-0"

FLEX THEATHER

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM

PLANTER

PLANTER ADA 5'-0"

PRODUCTIVE CARDIO

MAKER SPACE

ADA 5'-0" ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

OUTDOOR YOGA

ADA 5'-0"

PHONE BOOTH

ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ELEVATOR

ADA 5'-0"

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

PLANTER

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

ELEVATOR ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0"

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

TEAMWORK AREA

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

SPRAY ROOM

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

SECTION 1 -COMMON SPACE

DESIGN GUIDELINES

LEGIBILITY

COLLABORATIVE

FLEXIBILITY

+ SHARED WORKING AREA DESIGN GUIDELINES

LEGIBILITY

COLLABORATIVE

FLEXIBILITY

Here comes the Sun

MATERIALS

ADA 5'-0"

KEY PLAN: SECOND FLOOR

TERRACE

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

FLEX OFFICE SPACE

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA + LIBRARY

MAKER SPACE

KITCHEN / CAFE STREET ENTRANCE

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

GRAB AND GO ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ADA 5'-0"

FLEX THEATHER

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM

PLANTER

PLANTER ADA 5'-0"

PRODUCTIVE CARDIO

MAKER SPACE

ADA 5'-0" ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

OUTDOOR YOGA

DIAGRAM- BANQUETTE

SKETCH- “WE FLEX”

ADA 5'-0"

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

TEAMWORK AREA

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

ELEVATION 2- BANQUETTE

ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0" PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ELEVATOR

ADA 5'-0"

PHONE BOOTH

PLANTER

FIRE STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

ELEVATOR ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0"

SPRAY ROOM

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

Here comes the Sun

+ SHARED WORKING AREA MATERIALS

ADA 5'-0"

KEY PLAN: SECOND FLOOR

TERRACE

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

FLEX OFFICE SPACE

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA

ADA 5'-0"

SHARED WORKING AREA + LIBRARY

MAKER SPACE

KITCHEN / CAFE STREET ENTRANCE

FIRE STAIRS ADA 5'-0"

ADA 5'-0"

ELEVATOR

ADA 5'-0"

GRAB AND GO ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS ADA 5'-0"

FLEX THEATHER

STORAGE

ADA 5'-0"

PLANTER

PLANTER ADA 5'-0"

PRODUCTIVE CARDIO

MAKER SPACE

ADA 5'-0" ADA 5'-0"

TERRACE

OUTDOOR YOGA

DESIGN GUIDELINES

INVOLUNTARY ATTENTION

HIERARCHY

COLLABORATIVE

DIAGRAM- STAIRS

ADA 5'-0"

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

TEAMWORK AREA

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

ELEVATION 3- LIBRARY

ADA 5'-0"

CONFERENCE ROOM

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS

PHONE BOOTH

PLANTER

ELEVATOR ADA 5'-0"

FIRE STAIRS

SPRAY ROOM

PLANTER

STREET ENTRANCE

+ COLIVING APARTMENTS

MATERIALS

DESIGN GUIDELINES

LEGIBILITY

FLEXIBILITY

PRIVACY

KEY PLAN: THIRD FLOOR

OPEN TO BELOW

PLANTER

VIRTUAL ROOM

OPEN TO BELOW

ADA 5'-0"

VIRTUAL ROOM PLANTER

ELEVATION4- ENTRANCE/ BATHROOM

ADA 5'-0"

VIRTUAL ROOM

PLANTER

ELEVATOR

LAUNDRY ROOM

SITTING AREA

ADA 5'-0"

PLANTER

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

LIVING ROOM

Rosewood memorial

LOCATION

CONCEPT STATEMENT DUALITY

CONTEXT

LEVYLEVY COUNTY COUNTY

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CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

When thinking of Rosewood, one must accept both sides of the story. The prosperity and tragedy that followed are intertwined into one complex unit of fragmented memories that form the bigger picture. In order to internalized Rosewood’s history, one must submerge into the duality of good and evil surrounding these events and, most importantly to explore duality within ourselves. This museum would be a place for reflection, self-discovery, and questioning to find deeper truths, provoking action to address what needs to be transformed. In one sentence, this museum can be defined as a “transformative multi-sensory experience of self-discovery through duality exploration.”

GAINESVILLE

ROSEWOOD

FLORIDA

CONCEPT S TAT E M E N T

+ MASTER PLAN

MASTERPLAN

LEGEND 1

2 MODULAR LIBRARY

3 MEMORIAL CONSERVATORY/REFLECTIVE WATERFALL

4 CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS 4 7

5 ORAL HISTORIES INSTALLATION 6 MEDITATION DIAMOND YARD 7

12 1

SACRED GROVE

8 SPIRITUAL TRAILS DO

9 ARCH OF LIGHT AND SHADOW 10 HISTORY OF RACIAL VIOLENCE IN THE USA 11 MOMENT OF TRUTH 12 REFLECTION PLANTERS 13 GUEST CABINS

THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE

+ MODULAR LIBRARY

EXHIBTION AREA

Thelibrary’s architecture is inspired by the wooden two-floor structure of the existing turpentine industry that existed at the time. The spatial formality honors these historic archetypes while incorporating a modern language that relates to the present. The primary purpose is to provide a place to educate about black history and share knowledge among visitors.

AXONOMETRIC

GREEN ROOF

COURTYARD

DIAGRAMS 3

STAIR SEATING AREA

AUDIOVISUAL EXHIBITION

SEATING AREA

AUDIOVISUAL EXHIBITION

4" DOWNLIGHTS 1

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0” 4

EXHIBTION AREA

COURTYARD

STAIR

SEATING AREA

LOUNGE AREA

FLOORPLANS

4" DOWNLIGHTS 1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8”=1’-0”

+ MODULAR LIBRARY Thelibrary’s architecture is inspired by the wooden two-floor structure of the existing turpentine industry that existed at the time. The spatial formality honors these historic archetypes while incorporating a modern language that relates to the present. The primary purpose is to provide a place to educate about black history and share knowledge among visitors.

MATERIALS 4" DOWNLIGHTS

INSIDE

OUTSIDE

+ MODULAR RESTAURANT Thelibrary’s architecture is inspired by the wooden two-floor structure of the existing turpentine industry that existed at the time. The spatial formality honors these historic archetypes while incorporating a modern language that relates to the present. The primary purpose is to provide a place to educate about black history and share knowledge among visitors.

FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

E L E VAT I O N 1 / 3 SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

ROOF PLAN SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

E L E VAT I O N 2 SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

DIAGRAMS

F O R M A L S E AT I N G FLOWER PATH

MATERIALS

+ GUEST CABINS The guest cabins offer an opportunity for the museum to be functional at night, allowing for a different experience and atmosphere, bringing vitality back to this isolated area by providing a space to remember, heal, and transform painful memories into insightful teachings for future generations.

MATERIALS

DRAFT PERSPECTIVE

+ ANPHITHEATHER The amphitheater was inspired by the baseball diamond yard that existed in Rosewood. This place used to serve as a multi functional space for sports and as a gathering place for families to have picnics or to celebrate holidays as a community. The proposed amphitheater is intended to be used in the same way. It will host many activities throughout different hours and become a place for reflection while bringing people from all tracks of life to share their experiences.

SECTION

TUNNEL EXPERIENCES

MATERIALS

+ HOUSE FRAMES This memorial would commemorate the Rosewood community, their property, and belongings. It seeks to honor all that has been lost by communicating a sense of place and scale to the tragedy. The installation would establish a contrast between the Wright’s house and the outer shape of the existing properties once there, conveying a duality of presence and absence.

A R T I FA C T S THERE WAS A BIG OLD BLACK PIANO AT THE GOINS’ HOUSE AND ANOTHER AT THE CARRIER’S HOUSE. THIS ARTIFACT WAS CONSIDERED A SYMBOL OF MIDDLE-UPPER CLASS PROSPERITY.

THIS TELEPHONE KEPT RINGING ALL DAY AND NIGHT AT LILLIE WASHINGTON’S HOUSE TO LET THEM KNOW OF THE EVENT.THIS WAS LILLIE’S FIRST MEMORY.

CLOTHING AND BELONGINGS WERE LEFT BEHIND AT THE MOMENT OF THE EVENT.

Sketches

Every Artist has its process..

SKETCHES

Á R eferences

Erin K. Lecuyer I D D I & International Human Resources erin@iddidesign.com 954-566-2828

Ruby Ramirez Antrobus+Ramirez Design Principal ruby@studioramirez.com 305.994.4417

Raymond Ramirez RS3 designs Design Director rjimenez@rs3designs.com O. 305.456.0525 C. 305.484.2537