Deborah Minarik Interior Design Portfolio

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church street law offices

harbor park community center

little blossoms day care center

the corner cafe Table of Contents

sacramento elementary school

california history museum

3d models and photography

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CHURCH STREET

LAW OFFICES

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CHURCH STREET

LAW OFFICES

STRENGTH, ILLUMINATION, INNOVATION The goal will be to design a law offices for Church Street Law Offices that represent their core values of truth, innovation and strong family values.

The strength, illumination and innovatoin of the groin vault was used as inspiration for the design of the law offices.

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CONNECTING THE SPACE THROUGH SYBOLISM BOLD COLORS STRONG GEOMETRIC SHAPES

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harbor park community center

COMMUNITY CENTER

The project fulfills the concept of Inspire, Connect and Transform through many important design features. The space planning is straight forward and through the use of windows and skylights all the spaces are connected through a color palette, geometric shapes and patterns and by a visual connection into other spaces. Art is such an important factor in connecting all cultures.

The community center will reflect this fact through the location of the Arts and Crafts room and by making Art an important feature in all areas throughout the space. The Community Center will be a place where all members of the Community will feel inspired, transformed and connected to each other, to their Community and to Art.

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COORDINATOR OFFICE

SENIOR ROOM T3

T2 -TYP 4

WS-2 YOUTH COORDINATOR

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1049 sq. ft.

T4-TYP 3

YOUTH ROOM 1897 sq. ft.

RESOURCE ROOM T13- TYP 4

WS-3 - TYP 2

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C7 - TYP 3

1049 sq. ft.

C1- TYP 18

T7 -TYP 2 C6- TYP 12

ARTS AND CRAFTS ROOM

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PLAY AREA

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COFFEE STATION AREA

T7 -TYP 2 WAITING AREA

LOUNGE AREA

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LOBBY

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MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

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STORAGE

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WOMENS BATHROOM

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C6

1394 sq. ft.

VENDING MACHINE

T12-TYP 2

C11 - TYP 19 286 sq. ft.

C15-TYP 2 WS-6 TYP 3 STAFF OFFICE

DIRECTOR OFFICE

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335 sq. ft.

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1243 sq. ft.

STAFF OFFICE

MENS BATHROOM

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ADMINISTRATIVE AREA

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54 sq. ft.

STAFF OFFICE 1139 sq. ft.

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UNISEX BATHROOM

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FURNITURE LEGEND

STAFF LOUNGE

WOMENS RESTROOM

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273 sq. ft.

WS - WORKSTATION MENS RESTROOM

249 sq. ft.

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FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN Furniture Floor Plan

SCALE: 1/16"=1'-0"

FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

INSPIRE CONNECT TRANSFORM

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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HARBOR PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

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HARBOR PARK

The center will be a place that inspires the artist that lives within all of us. inspiration images

COMPUTER ROOM T10-TYP 18 1012 sq. ft.

CONNECTING THE COMMUNITY THROUGH TRANSPARENCY ART BOLD COLORS STRONG GEOMETRIC SHAPES

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HARBOR PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

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COMMUNITY CENTER

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HARBOR PARK

3 FORM CHROMA

STAINLESS STEEL METAL LAMINATE

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Titanium

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SOLID SURFACE

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ARTIC SNOW

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RENDERED EAST ELEVATION

RENDERED FRONT ELEVATION

RENDERED WEST ELEVATION

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ELEVATIONS CASEWORK ARTS AND CRAFTS ROOM

ELEVATIONS RESOURCE ROOM

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HARBOR PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

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LITTLE BLOSSOMS DAYCARE

Mixed use design

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Daycare Center

FLOURISH AND GROW My concept was to provide a place for a child to flourish and grow. It was important to create a strong connection to nature, a strong sense of place and familiarity so that the children would feel safe and secure and to that end flourish and grow.

Block Floorplan Option 1

Furniture Floor Plan

Block Floorplan Option 2

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STRONG CONNECTIONS THROUGH NATURE ART COLORS OF NATURE CIRCULAR GEOMETRY

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Fiore Mobile Seating

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THE CORNER CAFE

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the corner cafe

corner cafe

YING AND YANG OF COFFEE IN A CAFE Coffee is a ritual for many Americans. For some that first cup of coffee is almost spiritual for others they want to share there first cup of coffee with others and perhaps discuss the news of the day. Zoning became an important space planning strategy to create personal and communal zones. It is the ying and and yang of coffee in a cafe.

Furniture Floor Plan

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CONNECTING THROUGH

Elevation North Wall Cafe

SYMBOLISM ZONES PERSONAL AND COMMUNAL

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sacramento elementary school

Educational design

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sacramento elementary school

CONNECTIONS The goals was to create and communicate a sense of place, identity and meaning with a 21st century educational purpose.

The word Connections will be symbolic representation of many elements of the design.

Connecting the outdoor and indoor will be accomplished through designing attractive, appealing indoor and outdoor places that satisfy age appropriate needs for comfort, safety and a sense of belonging.

These spaces will provide connections through color, fenestrations, and flexible uses of spaces and furniture.

Connections between play and learning will be accomplished by creating a variety of grade-level appropriate play and learning environments that promote physical activity, social engagement and experiential learning.

research phase

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Use corridor to create Breakout spaces

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IDEATION SKETCHES

Pods create unique spaces for collaboration

Gathering Stairs for collaboration

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Process

The process phase of my design work can be described as creating options.

I explore alternatives until I I have answered the intial questions that the client has put forth. However more importantly I explore questions that the client didn’t ask but needed to be answered because of what was discovered during the initial research phase.

BLOCK DIAGRAM OPTION 1

BLOCK DIAGRAM OPTION 2

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FIRST GRADE Kindergarten

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TEACHER WORKSTATION WITH LOCKED STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CENTER

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breakout spaces in corridors

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Museum design

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Outdoor Eating Area 6a

SERENDIPITY The goal will be to design a Museum that enhances the concept of Serendipity by creating a sense of exploration with pleasant surprises that engage, educate and enlighten the museum visitor.

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OPEN TO BELOW

Stairway 6

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Exploration will be encouraged through the use of a clustered spatial organization along a linear axis. This will encourage the visitor to move throughout the museum only to be rewarded with opportunities of a serendipitous experience.

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Colors of blue, orange and white that represent the rivers, lakes, oceans, the California poppy and the snow of the Sierras will be used in materials and finishes throughout the space to remind the visitor of the the natural beauty of California.

Lobby 1

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Copy of FURNITURE Floor Plan for Ground Ground level main entrance Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

Hall of Fame 17 Mission Gallery 18

Sub level Lobby area 7

Museum Shop 15 Womens Restroom 8

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Circle Gallery 16 Corridor 14

Room 9

Interactive Gallery 20

Mechanical Room 13

Storage 12

Mens Restroom Family Learning Area 10 11

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Copy of FURNITURE Floor Plan 0A sublevel 02 Sub-Level 01 4 1/16" = 1'-0"

EDUCATE Lobby 31

Classrooom 32

ENLIGHTEN

Lobby 31

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Womens Restroom 21

Gallery 29

Corridor 33

Auditorium 28

Projector and Storage Area 27

Mechanical Room 26

Storage 25

JC 22

Conference Room Mens Restroom 24 23

sublevel 03 Copy of FURNITURE Floor Plan 0B Sub-Level 02 LOWEST LEVEL 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Senior Thesis

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TOWNSHIP 9 CONNECTING THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE THROUGH HISTORY, AND COMMUNITY.

DESIGN GOALS

Inspired by images from the original cannery site

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Key Features will be: ‡ A visible connection to the outdoors in all spaces. ‡ To create an aesthetic that has a historical point of view but at the same time is contemporary, urban and unique for each space. ‡ To provide an opportunity for all ages of the community to connect to the variety of unique experiences the area affords.

Highest Priority: To create an interactive experience between the user and the built environment and to incorporate nature, architectural elements, and the

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rich local history throughout the design. This goal will

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be accomplished by bringing aspects of the natural beauty of the Sacramento region into the design and through expressing a consistent reference to the original cannery site

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Pendant Wrought Iron

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Lenska Pendant Sprinkler Exit Sign

HVAC Supply/Return Linear bubble pendant for custom light fixure Bubble Chandelier

Monorail Pendants

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Storage Check out Storage Storage Corridor Hotel Service Hotel Service Elevator Mens toilet Womens toilet Guest Elevator Guest Elevator Hotel Admin Hotel Manager Hotel Elevator Lobby Gallery Hotel first floor lobby Coffee Kiosk Public Elevator West Lobby Entrance Toilet Room Toilet Room Toilet Room Back Kitchen Corridor Performance Kitchen Communal Dining Area Communal Dining Area Private Dining Open Dining Seating Bar Area Patio Dining Bar Seating Hostess Station Back of Kitchen Hotel Check In

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Room Legend Fourth Floor 1/32" = 1'-0"

ROOM NUMBER ROOM NAME 1 Training Room 2 Conference room 3 Administrative Room Number Room Name 4 Toilet Room 201 Ice Machine 5 Toilet Room 202 Fire Escape Stairs 6 203-206 King Size Hotel Room Typical 202 DNReceptionist 201 203A-206A Hotel Room Bathroom Typical 7 Lobby 207 FItness Room 8 Training Room 208A 208-214 King Size Hotel Room Typical 9 Retail shopping area 208-214A Hotel Room Bathroom Typical 20810 Changing Room 215 Womens Toilet 11 Changing Room 216 Mens Toilet 203Storage 20912 217 Hotel Service 13209A 218 Storage Check out 203A 219 Hotel Service Elevator 14 Storage 220 Hotel Guest Elevator 204A 21015210A Storage 221 Hotel Guest Elevator 16 Corridor 222 Elevator Lobby 204Hotel Service 17 223 Storage 18 Hotel Service Elevator 224 Business Center 205 21119 225 Corridor Mens toilet 205A 211A 20 226 Corridor Womens toilet 227 Fire Escape Stairs 21 Guest Elevator 21222212A 228 Piano Bar Seating Area 206A Guest Elevator 229 Lobby 23 206 Hotel Admin 230 Public Elevator 24 Hotel Manager 231 Coffee Bar 207 Hotel Elevator Lobby 232 25 Storage 26 233 Storage Gallery 21327 213A 234 Meeting Room 207A Hotel first floor lobby 235 Meeting Room 28 Coffee Kiosk 214 214A 236 Pre Engagement Space 29 Public Elevator 30 West Lobby Entrance 31 Toilet Room 22632 Toilet Room 33 Room Legend Second Floor 217 Toilet Room 34 Back Kitchen 1/32" = 1'-0" 215 35 Corridor 36 Performance Kitchen 37 218 219Communal Dining Area 38 Communal Dining Area 220 221 39 216 Private Dining 40 222 Open Dining Seating 225 41 Bar Area 42 Patio 227Dining 43 223 Bar Seating 224 44 HostessDN Station 231 45 232 234 Back of Kitchen 233 230 46 Hotel Check In DN 237

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FOCAL SPACES

The Urban Boutique Hotel

The design focused on three functionally different spaces within the building. The focal spaces are the lobby of a midsized boutique hotel, a retail space and a restaurant.

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twist. The twist becomes a literal translation in the twisted brick columns that are unusual gritty and

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rustic. The guest is rewarded with an environment that is highly social only to be enhanced by the twisted and simple interior architecture.

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Corridor 100 SF

NIC Back Kitchen

Performance Kitchen 385 SF

Communal dining Communal dining

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Main Dining 2972 SF

Hostess Station 68 SF

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Corridor 233 SF

Service 204 SF

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is no longer just a space to pass through but

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rather a place where hotel guests and the

exploration and will encourage the patron to stop, get off the path and become immersed

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public can enjoy and experience the space.

retail space. The lobby will create a sense of

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Gallery Display

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5394 SF

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Piano Bar

Lobby Entrance

853 SF

879 SF Restaurant Entrance Lobby Entrance

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8'

16'

Custom Chandelier

Toilet 222 SF

Hotel Service 258 SF Str

Srvce

50 SF

49 SF

Toilet

Elev

Elev

178 SF

66 SF

67 SF

Corridor

Lobby

276 SF

241 SF

Fire 302 SF

Bus Center 168 SF

All Ceiling heights on second floor area 12'0" AFF unless otherwise noted.

Stor

UP DN

69 SF

1

2nd Floor lobby light

2

Service Bar

Elev

149 SF

99 SF

Kitchen

Storage

189 SF

236 SF

Line View of Coffee sitting area

Second Floor Lobby

DN

6816 SF

Meeting Rm Pre Meeting

Meeting Rm

1076 SF

1733 SF

386 SF

Piano Bar

open to below

853 SF

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Guest Check In

Skills

Autocad Sketchup Podium Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Revit

Senior Thesis

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Highbay Industrial lighting

Mobile display tables 12'0 A.F.F

Dressing Rm

Apparel display

Dressing Rm

49 SF

dining display area

49 SF

Dressing Rm Dressing Rm

59 SF

59 SF

10' 0" A.F.F.

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POS display

10' 0" A.F.F.

7 1/4" / 1'-0"

Window display area

279 SF

10' 0" A.F.F.

Retail space 2228 SF

Retail space 2228 SF

47 Storage

13 12'0 A.F.F

224 SF

Ceiling Plan

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Retail Design - Anthropologie

Skills

Autocad Sketchup Podium Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Revit

Senior Thesis

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2

Point of Sale Counter

Retail Check out desk Section 1/4" = 1'-0"

Retail Millwork checkout counter 3D

3

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4

Retail elevation front of check out counter 1/4" = 1'-0"

6

Retail elevation side of check out counter 1/4" = 1'-0"

2

Anthropologie Elevation West Wall 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

Anthropologie North Wall Elevation 1/8" = 1'-0"

Skills

Autocad Sketchup Podium Photoshop Indesign Illustrator Revit

Senior Thesis