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ELIZABETH TZOUMAS
ELIZABETH TZOUMAS, NCIDQ, LEED GA, IIDA
Prince George’s County Department of Health Greenbelt, Maryland
Albany Airport Terminal Expansion Albany, New York
Oxford Development Office Relocation Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Health Center Relocation, 79,000 SF Tenant Fit-Out
- Developed space planning for all five levels of the building
- Led conceptual design and created the finish palette
NCIDQ Certified Interior Designer, 502259
LEED Green Associate, GBCI#: 0011471251
of Science in Interior Design
Licensed Interior Designer, INT40000072 Washington, D.C. Virginia Polytechnic Institute + State University | College of Architecture + Urban Studies
Confidential Tech Client Confidential
John’s Hopkins Arlington Arlington, VA
Pittsburgh International Airport Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Humana Conviva Franchise Roll Outs Florida
OFFICE IMPACT
571-529-2855
etzoumas@gmail.com
Linked-In: /in/elizabeth-tzoumas References available upon request *
- Prepared design presentations for each design phase and presented to the client for feedback
- Produced 3D renderings, a digital palette, and a rendered floor plans to showcase the design intent to the client
- Key contributer during Programming, Schematic Design, and Design Development
- Managed the design schedule to ensure adherence to project deadlines
Central Terminal Passenger Screening Expansion and Amenities Enhancements
- Point person for Construction Administration process, ensured project execution aligned with design intent and quality standards
- Collaborated with consultants to address contractor inquiries
Office Relocation, 14,600 SF Tenant Fit-Out
- Led programming initiatives and space planning efforts for the split-level workplace design
- Developed conceptual design and the finish palette
- Prepared design presentations for each design phase and a physical finish board for the client
- At the client’s request, assessed client’s existing inventory of building materials and furniture for salvage and incorporated usable items into the new location’s design
- Delivered the project in a condensed 16 week schedule (Concept - Construction Documentation)
- Consulted with LEED specialist and successfully designed project to meet LEED Silver qualifications
Workplace Interiors Across Multiple Buildings
- Developed space planning solution for a four level new construction workplace building
- Led the Design Development for pantries across all 13 workplace buildings, establishing millwork standards tailored to client needs and feedback
- Developed design standards for various room typologies
- Produced renderings and 3D walk-throughs using Enscape, along with elevations and axonometric drawings and presented the materials in client meetings
- Successfully collaborated within a large, multi-office team and delivered the project through Schematic Design, and Design Development
Psychological Therapies for Cancer Patients, Design Guidelines
- Assessed the strengths and weaknesses of the current location to create design guidelines that Would support the franchise roll-out for any future location, include site selection and design
- Developed the room typology standards based on assessment of current location
- Created the furniture standards based on feedback from current patients and employees
Outpatient Clinic, 28,000 SF Tenant Fit-Out
- Developed space planning solution and finish palette in alignment with client standards
- Completed punch walks to review the contractor’s quality of work and compliance with design intent
- Engaged in on-site meetings with client to review work product
Terminal Modernization Program
- Assisted in the completion of the Construction Documentation phase
- Designed the space layout and the finish palette for all public restrooms in the airport
- Worked with local artists and integrated their artwork into the project design per client request
Outpatient Clinics Tenant Fit-Out
- Developed space planning solution in alignment with client standards for 15 outpatient locations
- Delivered the projects simultaneously, each varying in phases of the design process from Schematic Design to Construction Administration
Community Impact Office-Wide Champion
- Created back-to-school backpacks with school supplies for D.C. elementary students every August
- Co-led a field trip of local middle school students to educate them on career paths in architecture
- Supported the Holiday Acts of Kindness effort to donate holiday gifts to struggling local families
Studio Resilience Champion
- Educate the studio on resilience efforts of the office
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Health CENTER RELOCATION | 79,000 SF TENANT FIT-OUT
Sunstone Therapies
Psychological therapies for cancer patients
Design guidelines
International airport
Terminal modernization program 16
ALBANY AIRPORT
TERMINAL
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Health CENTER RELOCATION | 79,000 SF TENANT FIT-OUT
2024 - Present
The Department of Health from Prince George’s County plans to relocate the Health Center from its current location to a newly acquired building in Greenbelt, Maryland. The project includes 79,226 USF across five levels, to be inhabited by 10 different clinical departments. The design team is delivering this project from Concept/Programming through Design Development.
After conducting surveys and interviews with each department, I assisted in creating the program for all levels based on clinical needs. I produced multiple space planning iterations for the building with programmed-in expansion space for the departments’ future growth.
The team indicated four key design drivers, wellness, inclusivity, trust, and sustainability, from client visioning sessions that greatly influenced the concept. The conceptual design is based on being “Classically Jubilant”. As this is a civic project in the greater Washington D.C. area, I am playing off classic civic architectural elements common to this region, such as coffered ceilings, columns, and arches, but with a modern and fun twist. I carried this concept through with a finish palette that mixes classical materials, such as terrazzo and marble-look, with playful pops of color.
Graphic Wallcovering 1 2 3 4 G
Porcelain Tile (Elev. Lobby)
Marbled Quartz (Reception desks)
Terrazzo Open Cell Ceiling
Porcelain Tile (Restrooms)
Carpet Tile (Multipurpose)
Layout A
• Powered Exam Table/Chair
• Bench Guest Seating
• Tablet Chair
Layout B
• Traditional Exam Table
• Guest Chairs
• Peninsula or Mobile Table
Rendered exam room studies
Layout C
• Traditional Exam Table
• Bench Guest Seating
• Mobile Table
Sunstone therapies
Psychological therapies for cancer patients | design guidelines
2023
The Adventist Healthcare group is exploring new approaches to wellness, emotional, and psychological therapies for cancer patients through innovative clinical trials using psilocybin to treat psychological distress. The ideal controlled environment was designed to enhance the patient experience, through soft furnishing and light controls to support traditional talk therapy and guided psilocybin treatments. After the initial location was a success, the Adventist Healthcare group wanted to grow its impact. A real estate strategy and design guidelines were created to support the franchise roll-out. The design goal was to determine what makes the environment uniquely “Sunstone”, and to guide decision-making in site selection and design. As part of the design guidelines team, I built the room typology standards based on the successes and challenges faced at the current location shared with us by the patients, doctors, and care team. I also helped create the furniture standards for the functional and aesthetic needs of the different user groups.
ROOM TYPOLOGY STANDARDS
THERAPY ROOM
ESSENTIAL QUALITIES
LIGHTING Soft, concealed light sources and the ability to darken the room.
MATERIALITY Colors, patterns, and textures aligned with the Sunstone Material Palettes, using products of equal quality, performance, and cleanability.
PRIVACY Visual and speech privacy for patients, designed to FGI & HIPAA standards.
CONSULT/HUDDLE ROOM
A relaxed environment for conversations with up to four individuals.
ESSENTIAL QUALITIES
LIGHTING : Soft, concealed light sources.
MATERIALITY : Colors, patterns, and textures aligned with the Sunstone Material Palettes, using products of equal quality, performance, and cleanability.
PRIVACY : Speech privacy for patients, designed to FGI & HIPAA standards.
CONSULTATION OFFICE
A space for both focused work and meetings, including storage for patient information.
ESSENTIAL QUALITIES
LIGHTING : Soft, concealed light sources.
MATERIALITY : Colors, patterns, and textures aligned with the Sunstone Material Palettes, using products of equal quality, performance, and cleanability.
PRIVACY : Speech privacy for patients, designed to FGI & HIPAA standards.
FURNITURE OVERVIEW
Sunstone’s furniture collection has been selected to create a relaxed, comfortable setting for patients and talent
• Soft, curved forms
• Plush upholstered seating, designed for comfort
• White oak wood accents
• Non-marring glides to protect flooring
• Commercial grade (tested to meet BIFMA standards) Inclusive seating to accommodate all ages, body types and abilities. Include options with high, firm seats, arms, and various widths.
• Cohesive collection of pieces that can move to accommodate changing needs.
FURNITURE STANDARDS
The goal of the Pittsburgh International Airport was to transform an outdated terminal with a new vision infused with nature, technology, and community. The concept was built on a foundation of biophilic design of rolling hills and falling water of the greater Pittsburgh area.
I assisted the team in completing the construction documentation phase by designing the space layout and the finish palette for all public restrooms within the airport. I also worked with local artists to integrate their artwork into the project design per client request.
Renderings courtesy of Gensler + HDR in association with luis vidal + architects
ALBANY AIRPORT TERMINAL EXPANSION
CENTRAL TERMINAL PASSENGER SCREENING EXPANSION AND AIRLINES ENHANCEMENTS
2024 - Present
The Albany Airport Terminal Expansion includes a 15,000 SF addition and 46,000 SF of renovations to create a signature gateway experience, including expansion of queuing lanes, passenger exit lanes, parking garage connector, and post-checkpoint amenities.
I was the point person for the Construction Administration process, ensuring project execution aligned with the design intent and quality standards. I collaborated with the consultants to address contractor inquiries.
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