Emily Sholder Portfolio 2021

EMILY SHOLDER

PORTFOLIO

PROJECT LIST

PROFESSIONAL WORK Harmony Concept Architectural Forms & “People First” Procentix _ Technology Lobby Renovation Concept Social Jungle | Digital Jungle Piedmont Athens Regional Hospital Kaiser Permanente

Walter Reed Hospital Riyahd Metro Canopy Exploration Grant: Lifestyle Health SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Housing and Recreation Prototype Library RE(coup) | Palazzo Giovanni

Lifestyle Market Patient Room with Breathing Wall Thesis: Engaging Holistic Health through Public Spaces PERSONAL WORK Woodshop Photography Home Renovations

HARMONY CONCEPT

Interior workplace connected by a monumental stair to an innovation center on the floor below | Washington DC | 14,900 GSF | Concept Phase | 2020-2021 | FOX Architects Sweeping forms move from the ground plane to the ceiling. These forms flows though the space, using natural materials and biophilia to blur edges and surfaces. The seamless use of warm tones, Integrated plants, and bold moments of dichroic finishes bring an experiential element of the fourth dimension through human moment and changes of time. Attention to detail with seamlessly integrated elements create a simultaneously quiet and invigorating energy. Harmonious relationships between the dimensions of surfaces, parallels the brand’s mission of connecting people, systems, and places for a more equitable world.

HUMAN FOCUSED SOFT & FLOWING CONTINUOUS FORMS

“Eutierria - a positive feeling of oneness with the earth and its life forces where the boundaries between self and the rest of nature are obliterated and a deep sense of peace and connectedness pervades consciousness�

Australian philosopher Glenn A. Albrec

STORAGE PHONE

PHONE

PHONE WELLNESS

6 SM CONF

SM CONF

WET BAR

STAIR 1

5 ELEC.

TELE

LG CONF

WORK ROOM

LOUNGE

MEN

PHONE

PHONE

COATS

CAFE

STORAGE VESTIBULE

STAIR 2

ELEV 5

MED CONF

LG CONF

WOMEN

ELEV 1

ELEV 2

ELEV 3

ELEV 4 BOARDROOM

4

RECEPTION

1

2

3

ARCHITECTURAL FORMS & “PEOPLE FIRST”

Interior Workplace | Washington DC | 9,770 USF | 2020-2021 | FOX Architects Inspired by the relationship between people and buildings, the soft human features are comparable to the architectural vernacular as an external face. The concept of “People First” encompasses the familiar soft human features framed by the motif of a building’s windows as a portal between the people and their surrounding environments.

The design will infuse the authenticity the brand with the influential architectural presence of DC to evoke a blend of personality that offers a poetic composition of different sophisticated and timeless materials. Selectively incorporating soft features that put “People First” becomes the driving design factor for collaboration spaces that generate a forward thinking mentality. The space and culture of the company will provide layered framed elements that are carried throughout a simplified and architectural experience, evoking a sense of familiarity nestled in a sophisticated ambiance.

CURVES & CLEAN LINES | TEXTURED MATERIALS | STRATEGIC COLOR | BRIGHT & WARM

1 | RECEPTION

4 | TYPICAL CONFERENCE

OPTION 01

2 | CAFE + LOUNGE

3 | CAFE + LOUNGE

5 | WET BAR AND PROJECT DISPLAY

6 | HUDDLE AND PHONE ROOMS

Schmatic Design Concept 43

Design Development Concept

PROCENTRIX _TECHNOLOGY

Interior workplace | Herndon, VA | 23,480 RSF | Design Development through Construction Administration - 2020 | FOX Architects Technology is meant to connect people. It bridges large expanses across the globe, making the world smaller. In the same way, the space makes use of connective elements to string together the many functions of the office into one cohesive whole.

BRANDING & STREAMLINED

LOBBY RENOVATION CONCEPTS

Concepts for a lobby renovation with budget and minimal demolition in mind | Arlington, VA | 2020-2021 | FOX Architects Studied as a kit of parts, highlighting the existing lobby elements that were studied with variations for budgeting options. Keeping as many existing elements, while modernizing the overall feel and look of the space was the challenge. Borrowing finishes from the campus’s other renovated lobbies was also explored.

Social Jungle | Digital Jungle

Interior Workplace for a company with a vibrant culture working in digital media - an oasis to balance digital work | Arlington, VA | 2020 | FOX Architects An environment where no one species can survive without the other; where species thrive when others thrive. Like a Jungle, the company succeeds when all the people succeed. The new office space needs to create an environment built for this symbiotic relationship to others and to the world we live in. Thinking about the space like a jungle helps organize the space. The Jungle floor is where the Silverback Gorillas live. This can translate into “head’s down” and “workspace” spaces.

The trees and plants of the shrub layer or understory are places that provide shelter, food, and connections to many of the other jungle species. This translates into areas of connection and collaboration both internally and externally. The canopy brings in the oxygen, lightness and escape from the density of the jungle floor. In the office space, these are the areas of respite, relaxation, and rejuvenation.

Canopy - rejuvenation space “fresh air”

COLOR LEGEND WORKSTATION

Understory - collaboration space 2/3 wall cover

dry erase surface

felt for sound absorbing 2/3 reveal in drywall - painted

ST PO LL AR D

STORAGE SUPPORT

PROGRAM SUMMARY

STAIR A

WORKSTATION

MECH/ELEC

PRINT STAIR B

STOR.

SERVER

PHONE

PHONE

WELLNESS

ENTRY

HUDDLE

MEDIUM CONF.

HUDDLE

1/3 reveal in drywall - painted furniture below the 3’ height floor finish is the main visual que

FRESH & NEUTRAL

LARGE CONFERENCE

3865 WILSON BLVD

50

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6,919 TOTAL USF 8,489TOTAL RSF* 170 RSF PER PERSON * RENTABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE IS APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FINAL RSF MUST BE VERIFIED BY LANDLORD. 22.74% WAS APPLIED. SEATING

HUDDLE

DATE:

SILVERBACK STRATEGIES

PROVIDED DELTA

SQUARE FOOTAGE

WILSON BLVD

3RD FLOOR SPACE PLAN_V3

50

HUDDLE

HUDDLE

Jungle/Forest Floor - workspace SALES & EXECS. PRINT WORKSTATIONS

REQUIRED

RECEPTION ENTRY AREA....................... PROVIDED LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM................ ... PROVIDED MED. CONFERENCE ROOM..................... PROVIDED LARGE HUDDLE ................................. 2 PROVIDED SMALL HUDDLE ................................. 3 PROVIDED IT CLOSET FOR SINGLE RACK................. PROVIDED PANTRY ......................................... PROVIDED STORAGE/SERVER .............................. PROVIDED PRINT STATION ................................. 2 PROVIDED COATS............................................ PROVIDED

JAN

OPEN HUDDLE

SOPHISTICATED ENERGY

WORKSTATION - 30"X60"

CONFERENCE

N.

3/3 of wall and ceiling cover 3/3 reveal in drywall

OFFICE STANDARDS

COLLABORATION

03.30.2020

PROJECT NUMBER: 10323.06 DRAWN BY: FOX

PIEDMONT ATHENS REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Multi-Phase hospital renovation, 4th floor addition and new patient bedtower in Athens, GA, 180,000 GSF | 2017-2022 | SmithGroup Staff architect on the project - Schematic Design through Construction Management.

BIM Manager

COMMUNITY HUB FOR HEALTH

BIOPHELIA & WELLNESS

SD Sketches and Arial Rendering

Project Renderings

KAISER PERMANENTE ALEXANDRIA MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

Interior Fit Out | 40,000 GSF | 2016 - 2018 | SmithGroup Tenant improvement in shell commercial office building.

OBGYN clinics, Imaging, Clinical Lab, Pharmacy and PT. Staff Architect in all project phases and LEED Documentation

Project Renderings

WALTER REED NATIONAL MILITARY MEDICAL CENTER FACILITY MASTER PLAN 2035

America’s Health Campus master plan | 2014-2017 | SmithGroup Data Collection for facility assessment and requirements Design concepts, high level planning, feasibility studies Staff architect

Master Plan Phasing Diagrams

RIYAHD METRO CANOPY

Family of canopy design ideas| 2014 | AECOM Rhino and Grasshopper parametric design Light, transparent, easy construction design Staff Designer

Rhino / Grasshopper Model

EXPLORATION GRANT

Lifestyle Health: The Built Environment’s Prescription for Wellness 2016-2018 | SmithGroup SmithGroup Exploration grant recipient.

Discovery and research exploring what Wellness is in architecture and how design can impact health and wellness.

Images from grant work

HOUSING AND RECREATION

Collaboration for a master plan in Bassano, Italy Syracuse University Living and work space for the young professional Recreation center and piazza supporting social and physical activities for a healthy lifestyle.

Part of a collaborated master plan for neighborhood infrastructure and communal resources.

AutoCAD and Illustrator

Laser Cut and Chipboard

AutoCAD and Illustrator, Photoshop

PROTOTYPE LIBRARY

Module system for active engagement Syracuse University Building modules creates shelves, seating, and multipurpose surfaces.

Digital wayfinding and resource locating system using colored lights encourages exploration with books as well as creating user interaction with the space.

AutoCAD and Illustrator

Motion sensors for the selected shelves 5 10 15

20

25 30

35

40 minuets

Lighted suggestion from the selected shelf

Rhino, V-Ray and Photoshop

RE(coup) | Palazzo Giovanni

Student Union and Piazza in Florence, Italy Syracuse University Balancing academia with space for students to engage in recreation and rejuvenation.

Creating flexible space for individual and group activity using green space and hard surfaces as well as vertical and horizontal emphasis to both literally and figuratively creates space and systems to support and recuperate the student body’s needs.

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READING ROOM REJUVENATION STATION LECTURE HALL WORKROOM

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Program

Marker and Trace AutoCAD and Illustrator

B C A

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Rhino and Illustrator Multiple Materials Model

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE MARKET

Market and community center in Syracuse, NY Syracuse University Outdoor market stalls are embedded within a winding path which creates an urban setting to encourage healthy eating and physical activity.

Access to community resources is created by the path connecting the surrounding neighborhoods.

Ink and Mylar

SketchUp and Illustrator

AIR Air

LIGHT Light

WATER Water

REFRESH | THE HEALING SPACE

Plant-Wall patient room design in a hospital setting Syracuse University Using plants to maintain healthy air quality and air flow as well as creating a functional and engaging design for patient, family, and provider.

Site lines for providers, views from patient bed, and lighting options are incorporated by the undulating walls and ceiling surface.

Angled entrance inset allows for more privacy but allows nurse to have a clear view into the room to the patient and monitors

Hand rail to allow patient independence and mobility

Trash collected from hallway to avoid unsanitary janitorial equipment entering room

Roll-In shower

Sanitation station for provider patient able to maintain eye contact with provider while they wash their hands and prepare

ADA A Bathroom

C1

Computer for providers to check electronic records - make notes Operable: allowing provider screen privacy while maintaining eye contact with patient, and ability to fold into the wall to let patient see screen when necessary and save space

C2

C1

C2

C1

C2

Medical equipment hidden within head wall

Television in patient’s primary T sight line. Operable to change height on wall for comfortable viewing

Monitors visible from nurse nurse’s window

Cushioned window seat (folds into a guest bed) allows family members or patient to sit comfortably by the window looking outside to courtyard, and feeling fresh air from the operable window

Operable window Breathing wall allows visual interest for patient in bed and removes toxins from the interior and exterior air

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AutoCAD and Illustrator

PROVIDER OBSERVATION AND INTERACTION

Emily Sholder REFRESH The Healing Space ARC 408 Sick Space Spring 2013

Patient View Patient View

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Provider View

PROVIDER PROVIDER OBSERVATION OBSERVATION AND INTERACTION AND INTERACTION

Emily Sholder Emily Sholder REFRESH REFRESH The Healing The Space Healing Space 7 ARC 408ARC Sick408 Space Sick Space Spring 2013 Spring 2013

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Provider Provider View View

Rhino, V-Ray, and Photoshop

ENGAGING HOLISTIC HEALTH THROUGH ACTIVE DESIGN IN PUBLIC SPACE

Thesis Research Studio (collaboration) and Thesis Project | 2013-2014 | Syracuse University “We envision engaging the individual and the community in a cycle of learning and holistic health through an urban network of active community exploration that revitalizes public spaces to create a new identity of public health.

A study of public health, education, & community planning Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania https://issuu.com/emilysholder/docs/engaging_holistic_health__thesis_pr

PERSONAL PROJECTS

Wood Shop Lefty Desk: Spindle Chair and Writing Surface Digital Photography Macro images focused details on nature Interior Renovation DC kitchen design

23’’ 16’’

17’’

16’’

30’’

Woodshop and AutoCAD

Photography

SKETCH SKETCH TITLE

ISSUED WITH

A105

#204

SHEET REFERENCE

SCALE

SKETCH NUMBER

PROJECT NAME

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1/4" = 1'-0"

DATE

ADJUSTABLE TRACK LIGHT - WHITE

1"

1

2' - 9"

1' - 3" 1' - 3"

2' - 7"

1' - 3"

Elevation 1 - a

2

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

Elevation 1 - b SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SILVERWARE APPLIANCES

2' - 9"

KNIVES DRAWER 5' - 8" 5' - 9"

CUTTING BOARD SLOT

3' - 0"

PAPER TOWELS GB BAGS, FOIL, WRAPS, PAPERS, EXTRA SOAP AND DW LIQUID

3' - 0"

2' - 5"

2' - 3"

3

PULL OUT GARBAGE AND RECYCLING

1' - 11" 1' - 3"

Elevation 1 - c

BOTTOM PIVOT SPONGE SHELF

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

INTEGRATED POWER STRIP

4

Elevation 2 - b SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

8' - 1 1/4" 6' - 11 3/4" 2' - 1"

3

NEW WORK PLAN - for construction

1' - 3"

REF. 2' - 9 3/4"

5 1/2" 1' - 0 1/2"

A105

DW

1

7' - 2 1/2"

2

3' - 3"

5

2' - 6 1/2"

4' - 0"

2' - 7"

GAS LINE

9' - 0 3/4"

2' - 4 1/2"

2' - 5"

4 A105

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com Plot Date: 7/10/2017 1:00:12 PM

Kitchen Renovation 2018

EMILY SHOLDER

Registered Architect, AIA e: esholder@gmail.com | p: (412) 608 - 7126