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Grace Cinclair 2024
Grace Cinclair
CONTACT
214-725-7390
gracecinclair@gmail.com
PROFILE
Self-motivated, dynamic, and intuitive. I am hard working and quick to help. I have served in leadership positions all my life and love working alongside others. I adapt easily and am quick to help in any situation. I thrive in both individual and team environments. Creativity is my calling and I am always excited to cultivate new ideas alongside others.
EDUCATION
2018
LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
High School Diploma K-12th
Graduated in 2018 with a 3.9 GPA
2019-2023
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
Major – Interior Design
Minor – Architecture
Current Senior
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2021-2023
HKS INC.
INTERIOR DESIGN INTERNSHIP
-Assists in collaboration and design preparation for healthcare projects
-Works with project team to review work for design integrity, accuracy, clarity, and quality
-Assist in reviewing furniture, fixtures, and equipment specifications
-Production of project renderings
-Production of material booklets
AFFILIATIONS
2019-2023
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
-Rush Administrator
-Head Social Media Representative for Rush 2019-2023
INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
-Member (2019-2023)
-President-Elect (2021-2022)
-Service Chair (2021-2022)
-President (2022-2023)
2022-Current
INTERNATIONAL INTERIOR DESIGN ASSOCIATION
-Member (2022-current)
-IIDA SHIFT Conference participant
2023-2024
CORGAN ID PROJECT SPECIALIST
-Work with project team as designer on multiple education projects
-Production of project renderings and construction documentation
VOLUNTEER WORK
2014-2018
K-Life Ministry
2015-2020
Volunteer Gateway Church/Small Group
2019-Current
Volunteer Crossover Ministry
2021-2023
Big Event Coordinator
COMPUTER SKILLS
-Autocad
-Sketchup
-Revit
-Photoshop
-PowerPoint
-Blubeam
-InDesign
-Illustrator
-Enscapee
-Microsoft Word
-Lightroom
Table of Contents
.01
Next Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters .02 Missoula International Airport .03 Furniture Design
Michigan Cancer Treatment Center .05 Sweetwaater CTE and Gymnasium .06
Tulsa Early Education Center
.04
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
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NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
LOCATION: New York City, New York
SIZE: 8,000 sqft.
Individual Project 7th
2022
Floor Rendered Floor Plan 8th Floor Rendered Floor Plan
A collaborative environment that welcomes all types of people, workflows, and ideas. A creative and clean space that helps inspire these ideals. Elements are defined by color, linear movement, and open spaces to encourage upward growth and development within the company. Color choices are pulled from the undertones of skin. A sense of belonging is encouraged by personal desk assignments while individuality is found in multiple furniture layouts. Safety and comfort are the goals of this design and can be found within the layout.
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
Lobby Lobby
7th Floor 0' - 0" 8th Floor 12' - 2" Roof 24' - 4" 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7th Floor Raised 0' - 6" Level 5
Building Section
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
Retail Mock-Up Space Open Office Space
Photo and Video Studio
Photo and Video Studio
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
Kitchenette and Resource Room
Meeting Room
Resource Room Elevation Collaboration Area Elevation
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
Open Office Space Collaboration Area
Collaboration Area 8th Floor
NEXT Beauty Cosmetics Headquarters
Work Cafe Work Cafe
Terrace - Day
Terrace - Night
Missoula International Airport .02
Missoula International Airport
2023
LOCATION: Missoula, Montana
SIZE: 25,000 sqft.
Individual Project
Multiple Programmatic Focuses
Through a combination of multi-use spaces, this international hub tucked away in the mountains, supports people from around the world while highlighting the intense beauty and history of Missoula, Montana. Demonstrated in the use of local materials, graphically shown history, and popular activities of the local community, every user will get a taste of Missoula without having to leave the building.
Level 1 Rendered Floor Plan Level 2 Rendered Floor Plan
Missoula International Airport
This is a three-story adaptive reuse building, located in Missoula, Montana. Tucked away beneath the northern Rockies of Montana, this transportation hub serves the different communities of the University of Montana college town, the charming historic downtown, and surrounding Missoula communities. The city recognized as the heart of western Montana where the locals are known best for their hunting, fishing, cultural arts, and mining and timber business. This airport, sitting in the valley beneath the mountains, brings travelers from all over to experience unique Missoula, Montana.
Building Section
Missoula International Airport
Level 1 Reflected Ceiling Plan Level 2 Reflected Ceiling Plan
Coffee Shop and Boarding Information
Coffee Shop
Missoula International Airport
Coffee Shop Topography Wall Graphic
Terrace Lounge
Terrace Lounge
Missoula International Airport
Concourse Gate
Gate
Missoula International Airport
A moody experience that welcomes all types of travelers. Offering a luxurious space to ease travel-anxiety through the use of interesting, rich materials and the distraction of the surrounding Bitter Root Mountain Range, this space cultivates a special experience to enjoy local brews and a cozy ambiance.
Missoula International Airport
Restaurant Entrance Restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant
Missoula International Airport
An escape from the stress and aches of traveling or a way to pass the time of a long lay-over between destinations, this spa and fitness center offers a taste of Montana’s surrounding nature while offering two different experiences: calming spa treatment rooms and an energetic fitness center set below. While staying cohesive with the surrounding airport spaces, this experience will still communicate Missoula culture and history while providing an escape for all types of people searching for the relief they need.
Missoula International Airport
Spa and Fitness Center Retail and Check-In
Common Space
Locker Room
Missoula International Airport
Locker Room Waiting Room
Waiting Room Treatment Room Hallway
Missoula International Airport
Treatment Room Stairs
Fitness Center Fitness Center
Missoula International Airport
Yoga Studio Yoga Studio
Staff Lounge
Staff Lounge
Furniture Design
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Furniture Design
Individual Project
A lounge chair for professionalism setting. Offerings of a proper slump, professional chair, business meeting, or a place to kick up your feet. While being linear in movement, the business chair conveys the confusion of joint fusion while ensuring stability.
2022
Furniture Setting
Furniture Design
WOOD
Wood is the main material used in the piece. A soft, knotty, pine wood that adds character and the peace of nature.
Metal used as the accent material to support the concept of contrast
METAL
Michigan Cancer Treatment Center
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Michigan Cancer Treatment Center
LOCATION: Traverse City, Michigan
SIZE: 8,000 sqft.
Individual Project
2021
Rendered Floor Plan
This design is a place of refuge and freedom that seeks to liberate those in a confining circumstance. Through the uses of natural materials, free form, texture, and the implementation of the beautiful Michigan lake, freedom and hope are found. Multi-level ceilings, materials, and swirling way finding patterns translate the journey of the disease for those experiencing it. Gardens and decorative glass persuade a peaceful and hopeful environment while allowing the privacy to process and escape. Beauty is found in an environment that celebrates life and healing.
Michigan Cancer Treatment Center
Lobby
Walking Garden
Isometric View of Exam Room Exam Room Hallway
Michigan Cancer Treatment Center
Infusion Bay Infursion Bay
At the center of the design, is the infusion bays. Each infusion bay is centered around a beautiful garden that includes little visitors such as birds and butterflies. A little outside of the infusion bays is a small seating area for those accompanying loved ones getting chemo and need a more open space. The main nurse station is also located directly behind the bays for easy access. The infusion bays are separated by a resin panel that demonstrates the lake Michigan water and allows for a more private experience. Knowing that the majority of the cancer patients have customized chemo therapy, these patients most likely are in these infusion bays quite often. It was important to therefore allow them to create their own enjoyable experience. If needing a change of scenery, the patient has the ability to pull a tv screen monitor off the wall and pick their choice of movie, show, any type of nature scenery, or music.
Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
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Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
LOCATION: Sweetwater, Texas
Group Project, Corgan
N
2024
MAIN ENTRANCE
Some guiding pricipals for this design are:
The design of the facility must remain relevant for decades to come in both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
A facility that not only enhances student development but is also utilized by and provides value to the entire community.
Spaces that are functional for their given program but can adapt to future trends in CTE curriculum.
A way to establish and unify the district brand and improve campus wayfinding.
Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
Entry School Store
Multipurpose Space
Multipurpose Space
Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
Bistro Corridor
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice
Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
CONCESSIONS AREA
PLAY COURT & SPECTATOR SEATING
STUDENT LOCKER AREAS
COACH/STAFF & SUPPORT SPACES
UNDER-BLEACHER STORAGE
DANCE PROGRAM SPACES
BUILDING SERVICE SPACES
Sweetwater CTE and Gymnasium
Gymnasium Lobby
Gymnasium Court
Tulsa Early Education Center
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Tulsa Early Education Center
LOCATION: Tulsa, Oklahoma
SIZE: 5,000 sqft
Individual Project
Low income demographic
Some concept words that were demonstrated in this deign are light, color, growth, whimsical, and comfort. Light is shown with the play on light in several of the windows through stained glass, geometric shapes, or inspirational words. Color is used throughout the entire space with the use of bright colors in the floor wayfinding design and other elements of furniture, paint, and so on. Growth is demonstrated through the use of linear objects, demonstrating an upward path of growth and new enlightenment. Whimsical is shown in the abstract, exciting way this design allows kids to explore through different ways to learn and develop into the person they are becoming. Lastly, comfort is shown in the core of this design and center.
2021
Rendered Floor Plan
Community Lobby
Tulsa Early Education Center
Hallway
Hallway
Door Wayfinding
Each door represents the color scheme of the room and therefore the age group. The flooring also is connected with the same color on the floor and the door.
Floor Wayfinding
The rubber flooring is defined by the 5 color schemes of this space: blue, green, orange, purple, and neutral. Each color is oriented in a patterned, linear scheme that points towards each classroom, identifying its own identity. It also helps carry the color scheme.
Light Wayfinding
The light reflects an identical pattern as the floor to show that unwavering awareness of direction.
Tulsa Early Education Center
At the center of this floor plan is an open space called the Sensory Explore Lab. This is a space with different fun, explorative stations for kids to have fun in. This is available for kids before and after school for free time or classroom activities/explorative learning.
Sensory Lab
This design has created a resource room for kids to have access to necessary supplies such as food, clothes, and school supplies. If there is anything we have learned from the pandemic, it is the vital information of how important education places are for students. We have learned that a lot of the food and resources a kid gets throughout their day is solely from their school and therefore it is extremely important that this design goes above and beyond to provide those resources. This availability of resources along with the loving an comfortable environment of this education center is the heart of this design. The resource room is the closest to the main entrance and exit and therefore is easily attainable for those about to leave or when entering.
Resource Room
Tulsa Early Education Center
0-5 Month Old Room
0-5 Month Old Room
A whimsical space for early childhood development and growth for ages 0 months-5 years old through an abstract environment of creative play and exploration. Elements are defined by linear objects and design features as a demonstration of the upward path of growth and learning. Shadows and color guide those who experience the space on a journey of inspiration, the broadening of the creative mind, and unlimited knowledge.
Tulsa Early Education Center
5 Year Old Room
5 Year Old Room
5 Year Old Room
5 Year Old Room
Tulsa Early Education Center
2 Year Old Room
2 Year Old Room
3-4 Year Old Room
3-4 Year Old Room
Thank you. CONTACT 214-725-7390 gracecinclair@gmail.com