Grace Klein Portfolio by Grace Klein

GRACE KLEIN

Portfolio

DLRGROUPINTERNSHIP

PINNACLEBANKARENAHALLWAYSTUDY

STATEPENITENTIARYWALLDESIGNS

Software Used: Revit, Enscape

GYMACOUSTICWALLDESIGNITERATIONS

WALLNOOKITERATIONS

TILEITERATIONS

THELANDING

The Landing Apartments harmonize simplicity and function. Curved elements flow seamlessly through the space, echoing the organic found in nature and fostering a sense of and connection. These organic forms are complemented by custom built-ins that offer ample storage, while maintaining the uncluttered aesthetic central to Scandinavian design. The color palette is simple with an emphasis on blue, beige, and green tones, and 3 differentwoods,whichtogethercreatea and inviting atmosphere. Each element within the space, from the tactile finishes to the functionalbuilt-ins,isatestamenttothedesigns commitmenttocreating movement,connecting to nature, and providing a calm environment thatfocusesonthe wellness ofitsuser.

Software Used: Revit, Lumion Rendering, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop

*Group project with Anna Ervin + Payton Burklund

WHAT’STHEPROBLEM?

Emptybuildingsin

downtownsacrosstheU.S.

Downfallofofficebuildings

Peoplemovingfromcitiesto suburbs

Buildingvacanciesnotbeing filled

WHAT’STHESOLUTION?

Re-usingspacesthatprovide anarrayofamenities

Safeandsecurehousing conditions

Addingmoregreenspacesto theurbanenvironment

THE LANDING

PROGRAM / VOLUME DIAGRAM

COMMUNITY GARDEN COOKING CLASSROOM

SCULPTURE GARDEN PET PARK & SPA

COWORKING SPACE

CHILDCARE CENTER STUDIO SPACE LIBRARY

ART GALLERY RESTAURANT MUSIC STUDIO LIBRARY

FITNESS CENTER JUICE BAR & LOUNGE HEALTH CLINIC

FITNESS CENTER SPA FOOD HALL

RETAIL EAST & WEST ENTRANCE GROCERY STORE

RESIDENT ENTRANCE LOBBY & RECEPTION FOOD HALL

*Diagram created by Anna

*Programming created by group

AI IMAGERY - MIDJOURNEY

*Created by Anna

SECURITY ACCESS PLAN - FLOOR 24

key fob + eye viewer + deadbolt

security cameras

fob elevator

SECURITY ACCESS PLAN - FLOOR 1

fob elevator

key fob/door station access

SecurityCameras - near entrances, elevators, stairs, trash

Elevators - tap key fob access - only takes you to your floor number or any of the floors with community balconies

ResidentialUnits- tap key fob access, single lever deadbolt, eye viewer

door

SecurityCameras - near entrances, elevators, stairs, trash

Elevators- tap key fob access - only takes you to your floor number or any of the floors with community balconies

BikeStorage - tap key fob access, cameras, motion sensor light

Mail- tap key fob access, cameras, motion sensor light

ManagerialOffice - no access for residents

SecurityOffice - no access for residents

ResidentEntrance/Lobby - tap key fob access or door station

2BedApartment

scandinavian spaces bouquet table

scandinavian spaces lucky dining chair

scandinavian spaces lounge chair

scandinavian spaces BOB home couch

sherwin williams on the rocks

sherwin williams in the navy

formica laminate crystalized white

bar fluted backsplash

bar porcelain floor tile

cabinets espresso

bar lvt plume

shaw carpet calm

concrete ceiling panels

custom built-in

luminesy green pendant light

luminesy gold pendant light

luminesy black wall light

scandinavian spaces fendo chair

3 Bed Apartment - B Bedroom Perspective

3 Bed Apartment - B Living/Kitchen Perspective

OLDCITYHALL+THEVAULT

The adaptivereuse projectof OldCityHall inLincoln, NE, fuses architecture, landscape, and interiors to create a unique historical experience that brings newlife intothischerishedbuildingwhile preserving its architectural heritage. The project serves the immediate walkable community, which ebbs and flows throughout the year; this encompasses students, professionals, and visitors to the city and university. The primary objective of this adaptive reuse project is to create a multifunctional that fosters community engagement, supports local businesses, and revitalizes the downtown area. Focusing on restoring designed elements such as the dark wood, limestone exterior, the interior columns and beams, and maintaining the existing exterior plants will allow the building to sustain its cultural importance. By thoughtfully blending the building’s historic character with modern, sustainable elements and existing landscape re-using forms from the original design, the project willofferanunforgettabledestinationforitsvisitors.

*Group project with Elli Klein, Connor Keiken, + Alana Kerr

PRECEDENT STUDY - TAVERN ON THE SQUARE, LINCOLN, NE

backentrancefromalleywith parking-mainlyforloading

PRECEDENT INSPIRATION IMAGES

PRELIMINARY CIRCULATION + ADDITION PLACEMENT

PRELIMINARY BUBBLE + PROGRAM DIAGRAMS

PERSONAS + JOURNEY MAPS

Lilly is a 7 year old girl who attends Sheridan Elementary and lives in the Grand Manse Building. She enjoys playing outside and doing arts and crafts. After school, she likes to go to “Paint Yourself Silly” with her mom and get an ice cream treat from the food hall.

Sam is a 22 year old male college student at UNL. He is a part of Greek life and is studying Business Management. On his free weeknights, he likes to meet friends at the entertainment space and grab dinner from the food hall.

Rebecca is a 35 year old woman who lives alone in the Telegraph Apartments. She will often bike to the cafe in the morning to work, and later in the day she enjoys taking a yoga class and walking around the park.

Alice is an interior design professor in the College of Architecture. She lives in South Lincoln and is a mother to 2 children. She enjoys taking yoga classes and relaxing in the library at Old City Hall after work.

Marcus and Jamie are a retired couple who are alumni and attend UNL football games at Memorial Stadium 3-4 times a year. They enjoy shopping and grabbing a drink from the bar inside Old City Hall.

First Floor Plan

First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan

*Created by group members

Interior Bar Perspective - 2

NEXTOFFICE

Workplace design is trending towards user well-being, collaboration, and sustainability. With GenZ predicted to become 27 percent of the workforce by 2025, a productive yet comfortable space for these young professionals to accomplish their work is crucial. The design for the NEXT office utilizes flexible lighting and furniture, areas for wellness, and a calm, yet welcoming material palette with wood accents to encourage a dynamic workenvironment.Prioritizing work-lifebalance within this design also imparts a sense of home to its users to focus on mental health and well-being. Additionally, sustainable techniques have been incorporated into the space such as large windows for natural light, sustainable and recycled materials, and indoor plants toimproveairquality.

NEXT is a progressive and global architecture and interiordesignfirm based in Los Angeles. With expected growth in the future, they are opening an office in Dallas, Texas. Byprovidingflexibleworkspaces,accesstonature, and sustainable elements, users will be able to work collaboratively and productively,whilealsomaintaininga healthybalancebetweenlifeandwork.