DEANNA ODEGAARD BERNARD interior design portfolio
About me
I recently finished my undergraduate degree in Interior Design with a minor in Architecture. My passion and drive to design solely come from my heart for people and the support around me. I love piecing together design issues and developing spaces that suit all needs in the desire to help and understand people using those spaces and the built environment! I am excited to create spaces and grow my design skills within the design and architectural community.
Personal Profile
Contact
507-450-4630
deanna.odegaardbernard@gmail.com
Menomonie,WI
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Education
University of Wisconsin-Stout
2019-2024
B.F.A. Major in Interior Design (CIDA Accredited Program) Minor in Architecture
Additional Studies in Sociology + Social Work
Skills
Communication skills
Problem-solving skills
Organization and time management skills
Delegation, decisiveness, empathy, flexibility, reliability, and honesty.
Program Skills
Microsoft Suite
Adobe InDesign
Revit/ Enscape
SketchUp
AutoCAD
Bluebeam
CONTACTS/ EDUCATION
COLLABORATED WITH GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDENT JAMIE KERWIN
Project 1
PROGRAMS: REVIT, ENSCAPE, SKETCHUP, PHOTOSHOP
DATE: 04/2023 SENIOR SHOW EXHIBIT
Solace Wellness Bar + Greenhouse is a community-based atmosphere for all ages to enjoy with a functional floor plan to reflect natural elements of relaxation and engagement. The design is focused on reflecting the overall holistic elements of wellness in an environment that draws the public inside with sharp architectural elements highlighting the greenhouse, and natural lighting. Other areas are tied in with accent colors that reflect a restful and renewing environment with nutritional features and company branding. Solace encourages local food environments through the educational nutrition bar that cycles compost to produce from the greenhouse.
EXTERIOR/ LANDSCAPE VIEW
CUSTOM STAIRCASE + POND FEATURE
CAFE + EDUCATIONAL AREA VIEW
FURNITURE + LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS
EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
CONSERVATORY GREENHOUSE
CUSTOM VEGETATION SEATING AREA
PROGRAMS: REVIT, ENSCAPE, SKETCHUP
DATE: 11/2023 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Project 2
RESIDENT ROOM DESIGN- FOR REFERENCE ONLY
The opportunity was presented to assist with the design development of the Stepping Stones of Dunn County emergency housing shelter, The Cairn House. It is a nonprofit organization that provides supportive services to those in need in the community. The goal for the building was to house 20 residents in a communal area to eat, receive vital resources, and help rebuild confidence in their lives. Some design responsibilities included material finishes, room schedule decisions, space planning, and ADA-compliant reception desk design.
PROGRAMS: REVIT, ENSCAPE, SKETCHUP, PHOTOSHOP
DATE: 11/2022 NEXT STEELCASE COMPETITION
Project 3
NEXT, a leading global consumer robot company decided to invest in a new Research and Development Hub in the heart of the thriving Seaport District of Boston, Mass. NEXT partnered with Steelcase to provide the furnishings, using sustainable products and materials, creating a comfortable space for employees to work. The design draws inspiration from nature while tying in aspects from the local culture and Boston Harbor’s body of water that surrounds the area.
WORK AREA -NORTHWEST VIEW
CEILING PLAN
LIGHTING SPECIFICATIONS THROUGHOUT
RECEPTION DESK VIEW
SECTION ELEVATION: NORTH WALL
PHONE BOOTH VIEW
SOCIAL HUB + RETAIL VIEW
ISOMETRIC CAFE VIEW
PROGRAMS: REVIT, ENSCAPE
DATE: 4/2022 CHEROKEE STUDIOS OFFICE DESIGN
Project
Cherokee Studios has a great musical history in Hollywood that will be portrayed and celebrated with fun, vibrant, carefree colors and mixed media. It is well known for its print, digital, and environmental work in the music and film industries. The office design reflects a creative and collaborative work space, inspired by P!nk’s Album. This project aims to incorporate the graphic aspects of design into the space by bringing in the fun summer environment and sustainable elements from the busy streets to the doors.
Requirements:
Option 1. Material Ingredient
Use at least 10 different permanently installed products from at least three different manufacturers that use any of the following programs to demonstrate the chemical inventory of the product to at least 0.1% (1000 PPM):
ANSI/BIFMA E3 Furniture Sustainability Standard
Cradle to Cradle
Declare
NSF/ANSI 336
Health Product Declaration
Living Product Challenge
Manufacturer Inventory
Project Lens Certification
PROGRAMS: REVIT, ENSCAPE
DATE: 2022 RESTAURANT DESIGN
Project
Birdie’s restaurant project was based on a New York Times artifact on a women’s cocktail lounge opening in 1940. The article acknowledges the importance of also allowing women to enjoy time out of their homes. I chose to incorporate design elements into this lounge as inspired by the 1940s informal modernity in New York. Lounges that include ladies had become a feature in important clubs around the country
This cocktail lounge will focus its design on a contemporary lounge area that serves all customers cocktails, appetizers, or small meals. The space displays a mixture of 1940-60’s New York in a modern, breathable way with chrome, brass, velvet, and a small variety of modern tiles.
The bar area is the space’s focal point and resembles the old-fashioned elements incorporated into the design. The restaurant design leads the customers through the space casually while allowing them to enjoy a lovely night out in a vintage and classy fashion!
OccupancyClassification:A-2
OCCUPANTLOAD:
919USF/200sf=GROSSSF/PERSON=4.595=5
2883.85NSF/15sfGROSSSF/PERSON=192.26=193Total Occupants
EGRESS: CommonPathofEgressTravel=75ft
2Exits,ArrangementsofEgress:88'/3=29.3"
MinimumWidthofEgress:193OCCLOADxINCHES=29'3"
MaximumLengthofDead-EndCorridor=44in,20ft
This project focused on the design development and practice of ADA-compliant circulation with adjacencies in mind by complying with the International Building Code (IBC). Adding acoustic elements was important to incorporate because of the overall open floor plan that met the functional needs of the space as well.
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