Emma Stoelk Portfolio - Iowa State University

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EMMA STOELK

RESUME

CONTACT : 515-868-8647

: emmatstoelk@gmail.com

: 2706 NE Briarwood CT Ankeny, IA 50021

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Currently pursuing a degree in Interior Design. Dedicated, enthusiastic, self-motivated, and organized individual. Recognized for being a team player with strong written, verbal and design communication skills.

EDUCATION

Iowa State University - Accredited University

College of Design, Ames, Iowa

Major: Interior Design PROGRAM SKILLS

Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop and Illustrator Sketchup

Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint AutoCAD Revit

WORK EXPERIENCE

Internship Lori Carroll & Associates - Summer 2021 -Created Commercial and Residential Designs in AutoCAD -Managed projects and timelines -Resolved issues with customers, contractors and vendors -Coordinated Contractor activities -Interacted with Customers through the design to delivery process

Internship Lori Carroll & Associates - Summer 2020 -Created Commercial and Residential Designs in AutoCAD -Assisted measuring job sites -Contacting vendors for materials and information -Researched new materials -Managed installations -Updating/created care manuals

Cafe Beaudelaire October 2020- Present -Served Customers for one of the landmark restaurants in Ames, Iowa -Managed and coordinated schedules for waitstaff

Thrive Nutrition Fall 2016 - Summer 2018 -Met with Customers to personalize meal replacement shakes -Developed client base of repeat customers -Aided in housekeeping and inventory management.

HONORS/LEADERSHIP

Women In Design (Fall 2019)

IDSA (Fall 2019)

CONTENTS

1. EDUCATION CENTER - SPRING 2021 pg. 6

2. MICROHOME - FALL 2021 pg. 14

3. CCRC FACILITY - FALL 2021 pg. 18

4. CUSTOM DRAWINGS - SUMMER 2021 pg. 30

EDUCATION CENTER

The goal for this project was to create a space for International/Graduate students as well as the faculty. My team and I wished to address mental health concerns as well as culture shock experienced by international students while being culturally inclusive.

Iowa State has an abundance of relaxing spaces to study and meet with friends, we wanted to create one that connected those born abroad through natural elements.

My team was required to use the historical Landscape Architecture building located on the East side of campus. This building consists of 3 levels. Since the building is located on a slope, half of the ground floor is underground which allows for a mix of private and public spaces. The 1st floor was designed as a public space with faculty offices.

The 2nd floor’s purpose served as a study area with an abundance of light exposure.

Throughout the floors, a atrium connected all the floors.

GROUND FLOOR`

1ST FLOOR`

2ND FLOOR`

*PARTIALLY RENDERED FLOOR PLANS BY EMMA ROSE AND ELIJAH WILLIAMS*

KEY FEATURES Non-slip Floors Variety of Seating Wheelchair Accessible

LOUNGE

Created for faculty, international and graduate students as a space to relax and converse.

KEY FEATURES Cultural Food Options Atrium to Connect Spaces Greenery

Cafe This space connects directly to the Lounge area for ease of use.

Users will be able to have access to a variety of different foods from different cultures unlike anywhere else on campus. `

Cafe KEY FEATURES Double Sided Fire Place Booth Seating Stone wall

MICROHOME

The goal for this project was to create a micro-home that is off the grid and modular. It is designed to be under 500 sq ft with sustainable capabilities.

An upgraded transportable home to connect with the outdoors. There will be lots of natural light for the couple to be emerged into the environment around them. To be connected to nature, we will incorporate natural finishes like wood and stone.

The cliental for this design was a professional, young couple that is active.

*PARTIALLY RENDERED FLOOR PLANS BY MORGAN SCHATZ AND CHLOE MARTIN*

CCRC FACILITY

With evidence based design and human centered design approach, my team and I focused on developing a Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC) for the aging population by considering various social awareness with an emphasis on older adults’ needs and requirements in their physical environment. Our goal is to increase residents’ satisfaction, social engagement, and accessibility in a larger scale of a healthcare facility.

The site for the CCRC project is the former Park Fair Mall in the Highland Park neighborhood of Des Moines, Iowa. Target users ate the aging population typically around 60+ who are the experiencing limited mobility, various diseases, and need support in their day to day life.

*PARTIALLY RENDERED FLOOR PLANS BY ANNA WIELAND AND ASPEN SIPES*

ATRIUM KEY FEATURES Non-slip Floors Variety of Seating Wheelchair Accessible Contrast for Aging Eyes

LONG-TERM CARE UNIT KEY FEATURES Non-slip Floors Wheelchair Accessible Custom Bench with Pull-Out Couch Cleanable Fabrics Sound Absorbing Walls

KEY FEATURES Open Floor Plan Non-Slip Flooring Variety of Storage

Long-Term Care Room

Long-Term Care Bathroom `

KEY FEATURES Zero Entry Shower Grab Bars Accessible Custom Cabinetry Sliding Shower Door

EXECUTIVE OFFICE KEY FEATURES Non-slip Floors Inset carpet Custom Cabinetry Storage Variety

CUSTOM DRAWINGS FROM INTERNSHIP

TABLE DESIGN

DINING TABLE DESIGN

CUSTOM CABINETRY OPTION 1

CUSTOM CABINETRY OPTION 2

CUSTOM CABINETRY OPTION 3

LAYOUT OPTIONS FOR ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY

THANK YOU

EMMA STOELK

515-868-8647

emmatstoelk@gmail.com