Paige Frost_Future100 Portfolio Submission

Elena Paige Frost

Bachelors of Science in Interior Design The University of Texas at Austin

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Contents Austin Sunshine Camps Design III | Fall 2019

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Figure-Ground Design V | Fall 2020

12 The Guide Post Design V I | Spring 2021

Austin Sunshine Camps The Austin Sunshine Camps is an organization dedicated to helping children of underprivileged families. It’s core values are represented in the acronym “SHINE”: safety, honesty, inclusion, never giving up, and empowerment.

With this in mind, the grand vertical circulation redefines the lobby, inspiring awe and curiosity.

Articulation of the surface and form was paramount in driving the design for this project. Visitors to the camp are drawn further in by a rhythmic pattern, formally inspired by peeled corrugated cardboard. This surface acts as a backdrop to the camp’s honor wall, telling the story of the Austin Sunshine Camps organization.

Further articulation is visible in the cascading stairs which incrementally peel away to reveal a gathering space for lounging, reading, and recreation. The partial concealment of this secondary programmatic space evokes a sense of curiosity and playfulness that caters to the youth attending these camps.

The final product was modeled physically with chipboard, museum board, cardboard, and basswood. Digital production was through Rhino, Enscape, and Adobe Creative Cloud in order to create all renders and drawings.

Design III | Allison Gaskins, Fall 2019

Figure-Ground The Crescent is a strip mall located in Austin, Texas near the intersection of Airport and Lamar Boulevard.

Known for representing a diverse range of Southeast Asian cultures, I envisioned this location as the site of an outdoor food court which would serve the patrons and employees of the mall. This space accommodates a minimum of 20 dining parties.

Additional consideration was given to accommodating the standard 6ft social distancing parameter between guests, as recommended by the CDC. Partly inspired by Variable Project’s “Body Politics,” which diagrammatically illustrated this distance, my line work was extracted and extruded to create an elongated dining table. This allows for guests to feel connected while maintaining a safe distance.

Community building is encouraged through elevation of the ground plane, creating platforms that can function as stages for performances, displays, and recreation. Such versatility was achieved through ambiguity of form and continuous connections between elevated levels. These levels are blended together through the enlarged lotus flower line work.

As a facility for the community, this food court provides for the businesses of the Crescent Strip Mall, with service extending to the greater Austin area. It is a safe space to gather during the pandemic and beyond.

Rhino, Enscape, Illustrator, and Photoshop were used in order to produce all drawings and renders.

Design V | Nerea Feliz, Fall 2020

The Guide Post Located near Baylor Street in Austin, Texas, the Guidepost is a transportation hub and event center seeking to educate citizens on public transportation as well as provide them with a comforting spot to pass the time between transits.

The hub was intentionally designed to mimic transit lines on a map. These are represented by structural columns, bending in order to visually divide the space and to connect the interior to the exterior. These columns are also used to conceal the HVAC system as a part of designing for deconstruction. This same motif was implemented to a smaller degree on the first and second floors, defining space on a more personal scale and assisting in way finding.

The juxtaposition of the first and second floors’ materiality is a direct reflection of the programmatic spaces on each level. The first floor with it’s cave-like spaces illuminated by linear lights encourages exploration and learning. In contrast, the second floor is a space for contemplation which hovers high above the hustle of transit. It features warm, wooden walls and skylights which delineate the passing of time.

This project was designed using Rhino, Revit, Adobe Illustrator, and Photoshop.

All models were built using foam core, basswood, chipboard, and plaster.

Design VI | Allison Gaskins, Spring 2021

Installer shall field verify all openings prior to fabrication of assemblies and shall allow for shim spaces, joints, sealant, etc. as required

Consulting: Allison Gaskins Marla Smith

Any substitutions must be approved prior to procurement.

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Contractor is responsible for cleaning all areas after construction.

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Sheet Notes Coordinate all hardware with door schedule and specifications. Ensure all doors are a minimum of 36" wide.

58' - 9 1/16"

26' - 5 13/16"

OPEN TO BELOW

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6"

Tech Booth

5' - 0 1/4"

Auditorium Seating

1. A302

Plat form seat ing (1ft tall st eps)

9' - 0 13/16"

Mechanical Room

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These drawings are provided to reflect design intent only. All dimensions indicated are considered to be approximate. Contractor is to verify all dimensions and existing conditions in the field.

34' - 1 3/4"

23' - 6 3/8"

See Door and window schedule for typical conditions.

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The Guidepost| 300 Baylor Street Austin, TX 78712

Any substitutions must be equal or better performance to material, finishing, or feature specified.

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3/32" = 1'-0"

12' - 0" 10' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0" 10' - 0" 10' - 0" 3' - 0"

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Window Schedule

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4' - 1" 3' - 6" 4' - 1" 2' - 0" 3' - 0"

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13' - 10" 6' - 3" 6' - 3" 5' - 0" 2' - 0"

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All work shall be done in accordance with applicable codes and standards.

Verify existing conditions prior to commencing work.

Detail Callout

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General Notes

Building Section

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Elevation Callout

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Second Floor Plan

Do not scale these drawings.

Door Tag

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Window Tag

Except when otherwise noted, dimensions are to the face of studs, centerline of structure, and centerline of openings.

Scale: 3/32" = 1'-0"

Field verify dimensions and report any discrepancies immediately.

Dimensions are provided for design intent.

Paige Frost & Anni Nieminen

Installer shall field verify all openings prior to fabrication of assemblies and shall allow for shim spaces, joints, sealant, etc. as required

Consulting: Allison Gaskins Marla Smith

Any substitutions must be approved prior to procurement.

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Contractor is responsible for cleaning all areas after construction.

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Coordinate all hardware with door schedule and specifications. Ensure all doors are a minimum of 36" wide.

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Plat form seat ing (1ft tall st eps)

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These drawings are provided to reflect design intent only. All dimensions indicated are considered to be approximate. Contractor is to verify all dimensions and existing conditions in the field.

46' - 6"

Auditorium

Food Truck Court

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Women's Restroom

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Waiting Area

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4' - 8 1/4"

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32' - 7" 6' - 7 1/2"

The Guidepost| 300 Baylor Street Austin, TX 78712

Any substitutions must be equal or better performance to material, finishing, or feature specified.

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A100 First Floor Plan Scale: 3/32" = 1'-0"