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GAVRIELLE MCKINNEY

PHILOSOPHY Interior design has always been one of my interests, I am passionate about creating spaces that serve others, both functionally and aesthetically. I enjoy exercising my creativity and coming up with new ideas. I consider myself to be a creative person and I take pride in my work. I am attentive to details and I am very focused when it comes to completing tasks or projects. I enjoy being faced with design problems and the process that must be followed to solve them in creative and functional ways. My approach to problem solving involves alot of thought and writing down or drawing out ideas or notes about how I want to go about solving the problem I am focusing on at the time. Trial and error is a huge component when it comes to my design process. I am a hands-on learner and do well under pressure. I believe that design is an essential part of everyday life. It plays a role in even the smallest of things. Without design, order would not exist. I believe that the purpose of interior design is to create spaces that are both visually stimulating and functional. Within that purpose, my responsibility is to create and maintain environments that are aesthetically pleasing, functional and safe.

gavrielle.mckinney@gmail.com

SKILLS • Word • Excel • Revit • AutoCAD • Sketchup • Photoshop • Ilustrator

EDUCATION The University of Southern Mississippi CIDA & NASAD Accredited Bachelor of Science, Expected May 2020 Major: Interior Design GPA: 3.8 British Studies Program University of Westminster, Marylebone, London June 2019 Relevant coursework: History of Interiors

EXPERIENCE Laurel Design Company Design Intern July 2019 – Present Laurel, MS • Aiding in floorplan drawings • Creating material selection presentations • Selecting lighting, finishes & furnishings Sunbelt Lighting Sales Associate/RGA Specialist December 2018 - May 2019 Hattiesburg, MS • Provided customer service • Maintained showroom floor • Processed defective items & returns Hometown by HGTV Design Intern July 2018 Laurel, MS • Aided with staging and load-out phases • Observed daily operations • Aided in miscellaneous design tasks Au Courant Floral Design Studio Floral Design Assistant April 2016 – August 2017 Jackson, MS • Oversaw processing of floral deliveries • Aided in designing arrangements • Oversaw venue setup and breakdown

ABOUT ME

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RESIDENTIAL

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SENIOR SHOWHOUSE Network and collaborate with local vendors to outfit a home that is currently on the market in the community. My assigned partner and I were tasked with carrying out the design process in the formal dining room while working in close collaboration with peers in charge of the formal dining room.

Project Type: Partnered Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi Date: Fall, 2019 Duration: 4 weeks Project Responsibilities • Furniture Selection • Accessory Selection • Staging

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HABITAT HOUSE Design the interior of a 1200 sq. ft. affordable ($100,000) house on an existing lot within the provided shell utilizing sustainability, accessibility and universal design principals. Your design must take advantage of the potential of the house’s location and respond to the needs and desires of all stakeholders (occupants and community members).

Project Type: Individual Location: Fictitious Date: Spring, 2019 Duration: 6 weeks

Project Responsibilities • Space Plan • Furniture Plan • Lighting Plan • FF&E • Budgeting • Renderings

Kitchen Elevation - Not To Scale

Living Room Elevation - Not To Scale

Master Bed Elevation - Not To Scale

Master Bath Elevation - Not To Scale

Bedroom 2 Elevation - Not To Scale

Bedroom 3 Elevation - Not To Scale

Bathroom Elevation - Not To Scale

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MILLER HOUSE Provide suggested floorplans, renderings, and finishes for the renovation of an existing single-family residence.

Project Type: Individual Location: Petal, Mississippi Date: Spring, 2020 Duration: Ongoing

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Space Planning • Material Selections • Lighting Plans • Renderings

HOSPITALITY

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THE ONYX A large New York hotel chain recently purchased a 1910 warehouse located your assigned city/district. Your client would like to attract a larger percentage of younger guests (ages 25-45) and business travelers. The interior should be upscale, and tech driven with amenities that appeal to this clientele. The client has indicated that the chain is open to suggestions related to the overall style of the interior. They prefer something more contemporary that attracts locals as well as travelers and creates a sense of community that ties into the local history and culture. Eclecticism – a mixture of old with new is acceptable.

Project Type: Individual Location: New York, New York Date: Fall, 2019 Duration: 12 weeks

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Programming • Furniture Plan • Lighting Plan • FF&E • Renderings

DESIGN GOALS 1. To provide a functional space that promotes social interaction -Implementing proper wayfinding measures -Offering collaborative spaces -Arranging furniture in social groupings 2. To create an environment that mimics that of the surrounding community -Utilizing creative works by local artists -Offering pop-up spaces for local businesses -Publishing a local handbook 3. To achieve a dark aesthetic -Applying a dark color palate -Utilizing vintage industrial objects -Strategically placed lightning 4. To utilize sustainable materials and adopt eco-friendly practices -Implementing low flow plumbing fixtures -Using recycled materials throughout the design -Switching to all LED lighting to cut down on power usage

CONCEPT

The vision for the Onyx hotel is to employ a mixture of dark elements such as marble, steel and concrete in order to achieve a sleek, mysterious environment that is not typical of most boutique hotels. Taking after itsâ€™ name, the interior will be outfitted with colors and fixtures mimicking that of the onyx stone as well as shades of emerald and sapphire. The furnishings and accessories used throughout the space will feature a mixture of industrial and luxurious finishes to pay homage to the history of the Meatpacking District. Lighting will be strategically used to create dramatic effects within the space. The design will employ energy-efficient practices and sustainable,environmentally friendly materials.Once this boutique hotel is complete, guests will want to seek out the unique aesthetic and history that this space has to offer.

Tech Lighting Mara Grande Chandelier

Tech Lighting Belterra Chandelier

Cleaver Grill & Bar will utilize elements that have remained relevant throughout the history of the Meatpacking district. Materials such as stone, metal and wood finishes will all work together to create a dark and moody dining experience. Tones such as natural wood and deep emeralds and greys will also help achieve this luxurious and industrial environment. A variety of seating will be provided in order to accommodate patrons of all preferences and abilities. This will be a space that moth locals and tourists will find to be an accurate representation of the early era of the Meatpacking district.

Tech Lighting Isla Pendant

Tech Lighting Mara FJ Pendant

ENLARGED RESTAURANT/BAR West Elm Belle Lounge Sofa

West Elm Bar Height Table

Ekdahls Joiner Chair

Coalesse Denizen Oval Table

Pinch Bar Stool

Coalesse Rounded Square Table

Jaded Lingerie Shop will be an upscale boutique that provides a luxurious shopping experience for itsâ€™ patrons. The space will combine a mixture of old industrial and modern elements. This includes dark wood, antique brass, tinted glass, and leather. The space will be kept neutral in order to showcase an abstract, hand-printed wallpaper. This space will provide a fun and flirty environment for patrons to enjoy during their shopping experience.

West Elm Black Tufted Ottoman Madix Three Tiered Display Shelf

Madix Brass Floor Rack

Brass Goosneck Wall Lamp WC3

ENLARGED RETAIL PLAN

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CT1: MSI Romano White F4: Bassett 29 Sterling 6399 F6: Durango Black Leather M2: Wilson Art 6253 T1: Walker Zanger 1FDCDBLDIA8 T2: Porcelainosa Artis Bronze W1: Mohawk 999 Deep Space WC3: Drop It Modern Bosom Black and White

SUITES PLAN WC4 M2

F4: Bassstt 29 Sterling 6399 F7: Maharam Sketch 901780 002 Cashew F8: Dogwood SP-747 1 Filagree M2: Wilson Art 6253 Brite Br. Brass Aluminum W2: Parterre Park Bench Central Copper 11751 WC4: Patty Madden Juliet LXB-JUL-05 Planetarium

ADA ACCESSIBILITY CODES A 304.3.1: CIRCULAR TURNING SPACE A turning center with 60’’. min diameter is provided. B 403.5.1: CLEAR WIDTH ACCESSIBLE ROUTE) Accessible routes shall have 36’’ min clear width. C 404.2.4.1 MANEUVERING CLEARANCES (DOORS) Swinging doors shall have 18’’ min width clear space on the pull side of the door and a 12’’ min width clear space on the push side of the L- door, measuring from the latch side along the wall. D 603.2.3: DOOR SWING Door swings must not overlap designated clear space. They may, however overlap turning spaces. E 604.2: WATER CLOSET LOCATION The center line of the water closet must be 16-18’’ from the side wall. F 604.4: SEAT HEIGHT The seat of the water closet shall be 17-19 AFF. G 602.2 CLEAR FLOOR SPACE (LAVATORY) A clear floor space of 30’’ min width and 48’’ min depth, positioned for a forward approach, shall be provided. H 603.3: LAVATORY HEIGHT The lavatory shall be 34’’ max AFF. I 608.2.2: STANDARD ROLL-IN TYPE SHOWER COMPARTMENT Standard roll-in type shower compartments shall be 30’’ min width be 60’’ min depth with a 60’’ min wide entry. J 806.2.3 SLEEPING AREAS At least 1 sleeping area shall be provide a 30’’ min wide and 48”deep clear space on both sides of the bed, positioned for parallel approached to the bed.

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GRID ARCHITECTURE Design an architecture firm to be located on the 14th and 15th floors of the Pennzoil building in Houston, Texas. effectively apply research in office design trends, sustainable design principles, and emerging technologies into an innovative design solution.

Project Type: Individual Location: Houston, Texas Date: Spring, 2019 Duration: 12 weeks

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Programming • Furniture Plan • Lighting Plan • FF&E • Renderings

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CONCEPT The office of GRID Architecture will be designed to uphold the integrity of its vessel and inspire its users. It will reflect the creative and playful shape that the Pennzoil building is known for. This will be accomplished through long, geometric lines, free flowing space planning, and the intentional us of natural light throughout the design. The color palette for this space will reflect that of the outside world with the use of cool greys and whites with hints of bright red for accent. This office environment will promote collaboration and creativity among its users by proving a harmonious mixture of open and closed areas that cater to group collaboration and focused individual work. This space will employ streamline furnishings to produce a relaxing environment that employees can retreat to and recharge. This office will promote the health and wellbeing of its users by offering access to a gym and healthy food choices. Walking into this space will not feel like walking into an architecture firm, but rather, a playful and interactive space where innovative ideas are born.

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ACT1: Armstrong Ultima Acoustic Ceiling Tile C1: Kinetex Carpet Tile - Strata F1: Maharam - Gild F2: Arc-Com - Shimmer 2 F3: Arc-Com - Shimmer F4: Steelcase Seating Upholstry (Classic Connections) - Scarlet G1: GlasPro - Mist L1: Formica Laminate - Brite White P1: Benjamin Moore - Full Moon R1: Zandur Flex Rubber Flooring - Grigio T1: Walker & Zanger Sterling Row Linen - Houndstooth T2: Faces H4 Blanco 5â€?x6â€? W1: Tarkett LVT - Modern Wood; Loft Oak

GOALS • To promote creative problem solving and innovative ideation - Open spaces equipped with easily accessible tables and chairs, clear window views, and “ideation stations” will all be used to accomplish this goal.

• To enhance employee health and wellbeing - This goal will be met by having healthy food choices of fered in the coffee lounge, quiet rooms that pro mote focused time, and easy access to the gym.

Legend Ancillary Administrative/Executive Division Production/Operations

Admin Support (2)

ARCHIVES

C1. Haworth: B_Sit Chair C2. National: Volute Chair C3. Haworth: Tilt Stool C4. Icons of Denmark: Nam Nam Bar Stool C5. Haworth: Crossoft Chair

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T4 C6. Haworth: Windowseat C7. Haworth: S_Con Task Chair C8. Haworth: Very Task Chair C9. Haworth: Lotus Task Chair C10. Haworth: Downtown Chair

T5 L1. Steelcase: Lagunitas Lounge Bench L2. Haworth: Elan Lounge Sofa T1. Haworth: Cannot Table T2. Haworth: Bay Table - Round T3. National: Bay Table - Rectangle

T4. National: Tessera Table T5. Haworth: Qbic Coffee Table T6. Haworth: Executive Conference D1. Haworth: Masters Desking System S1. Haworth: Resonate Shelf

G-1 & 2 These goals were met by creating a futuristic stlye staircase composed of angles and points that mimic those of the Pennzoil Building COPY/PLOTTER ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOMS RECEPTION

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S1 G-3 & 4 Clear views are provided in private offices to to enhance productivity and harness natural lighting

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T5 C1. Haworth: B_Sit Chair C2. National: Volute Chair C3. Haworth: Tilt Stool C4. Icons of Denmark: Nam Nam Bar Stool C11. Haworth: Zody Task Chair C12. Haworth: Qbic Chair

L3. Steelcase: Lagunitas Lounge Sofa L4. Haworth: Qbic Sofa L5. Steelcase: Bix Lounge T1. Haworth: Cannot Table T2. Haworth: Bay Table - Round T4. National: Tessera Table

D3 T5. Haworth: Qbic Coffee Table T7. Steelcase: Bix Table D2. Reside Desking System D3. Compose Desking System D4. Haworth: Patterns Desking System S1. Haworth: Resonate Shelf

G-4 Easy access to a fully equipped gym with views of the skyline accomplishes this goal in a sleek and innovative way

G-3 These booth style touchdown stations provide spaces for not only lunch but ideation time as well

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RO MATERIALS LIBRARY

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G-2 The juxtaposition of round shapes to the sharp angles that make up the building aid in creating a future feel

TEAM C

14th FloorReception/Stair Elevation - Not To Scale

15th Floor Coffee Louge Elevation - Not To Scale

C R E AT I V E

Project Details

FRENCH RIVIERA WEDDING You have been hired to design a traditional wedding venue for your clients. You will design the ceremony and reception areas which may be indoors or outdoors - you will locate the venue(s). Your job is to incorporate your client’s unique cultural traditions into a cohesive design that blends the colors, patterns, textures, motifs and furnishings with the attire, food and music from their culture. You will also design the themed table top setting for the reception. You will create a client profile to will help you with the vision of the culture and traditions.

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Project Type: Individual Location: Fictional Date: Spring, 2019 Duration: 4 weeks

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Research • Renderings

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COOKIE KIOSK Learn and practice SketchUp techniques by designing a creative kiosk to house a business of choice.

Project Type: Individual Location: Not Applicable Date: Spring, 2018 Duration: 3 weeks

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Material Selection • Renderings

Concept & Goals â€˘ Staying true to Insomnia brand

â€˘ Incorporating modern technology

â€˘ Encouraging interactive experience

The design of this kiosk will employ elements that will provide a diverse and rich experience to consumers. At first glance, it may not be apparent that the kiosk is in fact an Insomnia Cookies store but upon interaction, patrons will be drawn in by the eye-catching graphics that display products, complimentary charging stations, and digital accent wall for the shopper that loves a good selfie. In order to meet WELL standards, this design will include a built-in water filtration system that is not only used for operational purposes but is available to all customers. Nutrition facts and allergy warnings will be seamlessly implemented, lighting that minimizes eye strain and seating/standing areas that accommodate different levels of comfort. For the employees, safety and cleanliness will never be a problem with ovens that have heat indicators and the easy to use, motion censored hand-washing stations. The most interactive feature of this design will be the digital interface that flows throughout the kiosk. Customers will be able to shuffle through menu items that include a brief description of their chosen guilty pleasure, at the touch of a finger. Lastly, colors and graphics will be utilized to ensure that the original branding of Insomnia Cookies will not be compromised.

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SENIOR SHOWHOUSE ALTERNATIVE RENDERING Based on the room assigned to you for the Senior Showhouse, create a rendering to show an alternative design and layout of your choosing.

Project Type: Individual Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi Date: Fall, 2019 Duration: 2 days

Project Responsibilities • Schematics • Material Selections • Furniture Plan • Renderings