Emily Spofford Portfolio

Emily Spofford INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

espof270@mail.endicott.edu 508-330-9700

Personal Goal: A career in interior architecture and design that improves ones physical and mental wellbeing through creating a functional and aesthetically creative space.

Education: Endicott College, Beverly MA Year of Graduation: 2022 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture Overall GPA: 3.75 Westborough High School, Westborough MA Year of Graduation: 2018 Overall GPA: 3.4

About Me

Accomplishments:

- Recipient of Presidential Art Scholarship, 2018present - Spring 2020 Architectural History Café Project submitted to the CIDA by Endicott College - Dean’s List: Spring and Fall semesters of 2019, 2020 and 2021

Skills: -

AutoCAD Sketchup Revit Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Experience with hand drafting and hand rendering

Table of Contents 1. Thesis Project

2. Internship Projects

6. Corporate Design 7. Historical Cafe

3. Kitchen Project

8. Retail Design

4. Healthcare Design

5. Public Sector and Educational Design

9. Residential Farmhouse 10. Aging In Place Apartment 11. Hand Drawings

Senior Thesis Thesis Statement:

Interior architecture can improve the recovery process of female Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) victims by creating a perception of home within a therapeutic and residential setting, allowing for them to heal and feel empowered.

IPV

a form of “abuse or aggression that occurs in a romantic relationship”

1 IN 4

women have experienced a form of intimate partner violence in their lifetime.

64.5%

of female IPV victims have reported symptoms of PTSD

Site: 342-346 Marlborough Street, Boston MA

- Combination of three townhouses - Homelike facade allows for sense of home and security A well designed domestic abuse shelter - Short walk to Newbury Street shops, restaraunts, public that utilizes research based design and transportation and Boston Public Gardens balances social support and privacy will help victims regain their independence and rediscover their sense of self.

Floorplans:

Basement Level

Level 2

Level 1

Level 4

Level 3

Thesis Perspectives

Resident Bedroom Perspective Living Room Perspective

Kitchen Perspective

Resident Bedroom Vignette

Thesis Focal Area: Study

Custom Built-Ins:

white wood finish

desk

Hidden Hinges

Projects with Carter and Company

During my Fall 2021 semester, I interned with Carter and Company, a high end residential design firm located in Boston, Massachusetts. During my time at the firm I assisted in creating floorplans in Revit and designing a custom bunk bed for a home in Nantucket. The bunk bed drawings I created were used by the builders. Furthermore, I worked with Michael Carter, the principal designer, in designing the floorplans and a 3D Revit model for a home in Connecticut.

Custom Bunk Beds (created in Revit and Photoshop)

Connecticut Home:

Level 1

Front Elevation

Level 2

3D View

Residential Kitchen Project For Construction and Materials III- Lighting, SP21

Afternoon Lighting Perspective

Nighttime Perspective

Healthcare Design Project Description: My Spring 2021 Junior Year healthcare project focused on a hospital and rehab center located in Nantucket, MA. The center features an emergency center, urgent care, diagnostics unit and rehab spaces. The goal was to create a space that focuses on a sense of community.

The hospital allows for growth and an increase in wellbeing through both the functional elements and the aesthetic elements of the space.

Bicycle Concept:

A bicycle is reminiscent of summer days and fun memories. Within a healthcare setting this reminds patients and staff of happiness during stressful times. It also symbolizes the journey to getting better and that it will get easier; “it’s just like riding a bike.”

Floorplans: Emergency Department Lobby

Urgent Care Reception

Diagnostics

UP R Consultation

Urgent Care Center

Staff Break Area BR

Staff Only

Lockers

Staff BR

Storage

General Public UC Office

Fast Track

Fast Track

Fast Track

Fast Track

UC Office

Treatment Room

UC Office

Treatment Room

Storage

Acute

Acute

Acute

Acute

Consulation Exam Room

Storage

ED Office

ED Office

Diagnostics Reception Storage Diagnostics Office

Diagnostics Office

Diagnostics Office Dressing Room

Storage

Acute

Bathroom Triage

Triage

Triage

Acute

Acute

C

C

Critical

Critical

Bathroom

X Ray Room

Mammography

JC

X Ray Control Room

Control Room Ambulance Entry

Critical

Bathroom

C

C

Triage Critical

Operation Room

Operation Room

Bathroom

Dressing Room

Acute

Nurse's Station

C

Dressing Room

Ultrasound

Acute

Bathroom

C

Storage

Labratory and Storage

Scrub Area

Acute Bathroom

Discharge Reception

Consulation

JC

Acute

ED Office

Research Lab

Nurse's Station

Conference Room

JC

Emergency Department Main Entrance

Gift Shop and Pharmacy

Exam Room

Acute

Intake Office

Intake Office

Consultation

Critical

Critical

Decontamination

Nurse's Station

Fire Stair

Control Room

CT Scan

MRI Room

Storage

Level 1

Open to Below

Nurse's Station/Reception Desk

Staff Only

DN

General Public Physical Therapy Storage

Therapy

Lockers

Rehab

Rehab Reception

JC

Occupational Therapy

Cafe Bathroom

Lockers

Rooftop Garden

Kitchen

R

Conference Room

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Staff Nurse Manager Manager

BR

Speech Therapy

Social Workers

Doctors Dietician

Storage R

Nurse's Station

Staff Break Area/Overnight

Admissions Manager

Storage

Doctors' Office

Nurse's Station

Flower Box

Triple Room

Double Room

Art Activity Zone

Level 2

Single Room

Service Counter/ Bar

Bathroom

Water Therapy

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Single Room

Double Room

Level 1 Perspectives

1

3

2

Level 2 Perspectives

2

1

3

3

2 1

Public Sector and Educational Design Project Description: My Fall 2020 Junior year public sector and educational project regarded a six floor building located in SoHo, New York City, New York. The goal of the project was to create a community center that provides the neighborhood with an education center, a library, a restaraunt, an art gallery and a lecture hall.

Paisley Concept:

The paisley pattern relates to the comeback story seen within SoHo’s history. The popularity of the paisley began as a symbol of luxury. However, as the years went on the pattern decreased in popularity. In the 60s, the paisley pattern came back as a symbol of bohemia, hippies, rock and roll and eclecticism. It has continued to retain its trendy, eclectic vibe to present day.

Floorplans Ground Level Warming

pickup area

2 UP

DN

3 Restaraunt

server area

dishwashing

REF

1

FRG

Perspective 1 DRY FOOD SG

Lobby UP DN

UP UP

Perspective 2 Public Sector and Educational Design

Perspective 3

Second Level

UP

Children Room

DN

2

Media Lab

1 Perspective 1 Library

UP DN

4 3

Perspective 2 Public Sector and Educational Design

Perspective 3

Perspective 4

Fourth Level (School)

Perspective 1

2

3

1 Perspective 2

Public Sector and Educational Design

Perspective 3

Sixth Level

12th Grade

UP

11th Grade

10th Grade

9th Grade

2

Perspective 1 8th Grade

Teachers Room

UP

Open to Below

1 7th Grade

Computer Lab

Public Sector and Educational Design

Perspective 2

Floorplans Green Room 6th Grade UP

UP

Lecture Hall

UP

DN

Music/Art Room

Lunch Room

Sprinkler

DN

Food Pickup

Storage Computer Lab

Library

Art Studio

CLOSET

pink= art on wall

Vice Principle

Storage

Storage

5th Grade

Principle UP

UP

Electric

DN

UP

Lobby Office 6

Mechanics

DN

Office 5

REF.

Green Room Office 1

Storage

Office 3

UP

Basement Level

Public Sector and Educational Design

Teacher Room Office 4

Office 2

Level 3 (school)

Level 5 (school)

Open to Below

4th Grade

Corporate Design Project Description:

Concept: Cistus Flower

My sophomore year Spring 2020 Corporate design project was based upon the design of the sustainable cosmetic company, Apivita. Based out of Greece, Apivita creates products through sustainable elements such as Greek plant extract and beehive product.

The Greek cistus flower has a calming effect and can alleviate one’s spirit, similarly to the cosmetic products of Apivita. The flower is known for its ability to heal wounds.

Schematics: Sales

Conference Room

Storage/Mail

Sales

VP Office 1

Conference Room

War Room

War Room

Storage

War Room

Mail Room

Packaging and Marketing

Conference Room

Lobby

Lobby

Server Conference Room

Mail Room War Room

Ceremonial Staircase and Elevator

VP Office 2

Server

Conference Room

Level 3 Bubble Plan

Packaging and Marketing

Conference Room

Ceremonial Staircase and Elevator

Key Employee Zone

Front Entry Private Zone

Level 3 Block Plan

Side Entry

Vertical Circulation

Natural light Entrance Path Acoustic Privacy

Public Zone

Branding Moment ADA Design Element

Spa Rooms

Spa Rooms

Spa Office

Spa Waiting Area

Spa Waiting Area

Hangout Area

Indoor Garden Zone with Seating

Dining Area with Kitchen and Juice Bar

Level 4 Bubble Plan Corporate Design

Hangout Area Ceremonial Staircase and Elevator

Indoor Garden Zone with Seating

Dining Area with Kitchen and Juice Bar

Ceremonial Staircase and Elevator

Level 4 Block Plan

Floorplans

Third Level

Sales

Reception Perspective

Sales Office Perspective

Hallway Perspective

Package Design Office Perspective

Lockers

Reception

Printer

Mail Room

Package Design

Corporate Design

Floorplans Fourth Level

Spa Spa

Spa Office

Community Space

Community Space Perspective

Level 4 Axonometric View Corporate Design

Staircase Perspective

Stair Axonometric View

Historical Cafe Project My sophomore Spring 2020 project for History of Architecture and Interior Design focuses on the integration of two distinct Eastern and Western historic styles. The project highlights elements of the Islamic Mosque style, as seen in the Mosque of Djerba (c.1700s) and elements of the Mannerist style, illustrated in the Cloister of D. Joao III (1557-1591). unexpected ornate element (Mannerist)

Mosque of Djerba

asymmetrical and unexpected window shape (Mannerist)

domes (Islamic)

unexpected and asymmetrical wall niche (Mannerist)

outward facade projection diving the levels (Mannerist) different styles of columns (Mannerist)

unharmonious window shapes (Mannerist)

arched door (Islamic)

rectangualar windows (Islamic)

Cloister of D. Joao III arcade/barrel vaults (Islamic)

white washed walls on interior and exterior (Islamic)

columns are a rough stone material while arches are a smooth masonry (Mannerist) arched seating (Islamic)

Floorplan

pillar tilted into wall (Mannerist)

Seating and Bar at Entrance Perspective

‘Persian Rug’ fabric pattern on seating (Islamic)

timber woven flooring (Islamic)

Seating in Back of Cafe Pespective

Retail Design

Schematic Design:

Project Description: My sophomore year Fall 2020 project focused on the design of a small incubator retail space. My retail store was based on the Etsy store, Sulli’s Garden.

The shop creates herbariums, a Japanese decoration of flowers persevered in a jar with formulated mineral oils. Sulli’s Garden hopes to create products that provide consumers with feelings of happiness and tranquility.

Bubble Plan

Block Plan

Space Plan

Seating Area and Focal Fixture Perspective

Ceiling Perspective

Retail Design

Exterior Perspective

Cash Wrap Perspective

Instagram Moment

Residential Farmhouse Project Description:

Schematic Design:

My first Freshman Spring 2019 residential project focuses on the design of a sustainable farmhouse.

Blue Shutters Concept: The blue shutters illustrate a key element of the architecture seen in Provence, France and a French Country style. The shutters provide clients with a reminder of the tranquility experienced during French vacations.

Bubbles

Blocks

Space Plan

Loft View

Kitchen View

Loft Sketch

Patio Sketch

First Floor and Patio

Living Room View

Aging In Place Apartment Project Description: My second Freshman Spring 2019 residential project focuses on the design of an American Disabilities Acting coding compliant apartment for an elderly couple. Throughout this project, I was assigned to focus on the American Colonial style, which I integrated with more comfortable and contemproary design elements.

Colonial Chair Concept:

Bubbles

Blocks

Balcony

Balcony

Kitchen

Living Room View

Entry

Master Bedroom

Guest Bedroom

Dining Room View

Hand Drawings

Markers Vignette

Markers and Colored Pencils Vignette

Strawberry Pointilism with Markers

Watercolor Painting

Thank You! espof270@mail.endicott.edu

508-330-9700