Hailey Novak Interior Design Portfolio

Hailey Novak

Interior Design Portfolio

This book is dedicated to my professors and mentors who saw my potential and helped me grow as a designer.

SCHOOL PROJECTS

Professional Work

Gateway Library

Gateway Library is a new library for the City of Mesa. Mesa Public Library supports lifelong learning, empowers individuals, and strengthens the community by providing guidance to free information and resources. The vision for this project curiosity, learning, connection, inspiration, and, creativity.

Interior design principles

This interior will facilitate all strong connections for an interior + exterior pavilion like space. You will see materials in the ceiling, walls and floor that are vibrant + durable. An inspiration for quality, feel and look is that of a marketplace

Role

- Design Assistant

- Room data sheets

- Furniture selection and placement

- Materiality

- Story boards, - 3D modeling, - FF+E specification sheets.

Client: RKA Architects, LLC

Programs used: BIM 360, Revit, Auto CAD, sketchup, enscape, Photoshop, and, InDesign

Credit: RKA Architects, LLC Phoenix, AZ

Marketplace

Adult collection

Children’s

Teens

Multi-purpose

Staff area

Phoenix Police Headquarters

The scope of this project was a re-design of the 25 floor Wells Fargo building conversion to the new Phoenix Police Headquarters. The primary objective of this project was to create an upgraded workspace for the Phoenix police and to promote a synergy with all departments in the Police organization unified under one roof.

Role

- Design Assistant

- Room data sheets

- Furniture placement

- Materiality, - 3D molding,

- Organizing existing furniture inventory - FF+E spreadsheets for each floor.

Client: Arrington Watkins Architects.

SF- 325,000 Renovation

Programs used: BIM 360, Revit, Auto CAD, sketchup, Enscape, Excel, Photoshop, and, InDesign

TALL BACK, STANDARD DESK CHAIR

MESH BACK, VINYL SEAT

MESH BACK, UPHOSLTERED SEAT, HORIZONTAL WIRE

SUPPORTS

100W Washington CITY OF PHOENIX POLICE HQ TASK CHAIRS | 05.22.2023

University of Arizona Global

The scope of this project was a re-design of the UA Park bookstore into University of Arizona Global Center dining, terrace and food services. The primary objective of this project was to create a space that evoked an international study using Hemingway adventures as a basis for inspiration by the use of furniture, materiality, patterns, textures, and color.

White Baux Studio design by blending various furniture typologies, including booths, lounge, high tops, and plants. The use of a sophisticated neutral palette and warm materiality contributed to the overall design.

Role

- Design Assistant

- Creating floor plans

- Developing reflective ceiling plans

- Selecting furniture

- Art placement through sections

- Establishing materiality and color palettes.

Client: BWS Architects

Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, and, InDesign

RCP

RCP Finish Plan

University of Arizona Global

Interacted with UA student union: Branding

University of Arizona, Dr. Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine

Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine is the leading program for integrative medicine in the world. The new facility will incorporate the centers research on the impact of the built environment on health and wellness as well as green and sustainable design.

Design will be of its time and place, a physical expression of the Centers ideologies guided by site and climate, light and space, views, and resource conservation and will promote a physical, spiritual, and emotional connection to the natural environment to demonstrate how to live and work responsibly in the arid Sonoran Desert.

Role - Design Assistant

- Furniture placement

- Story boards

- Furniture selections

- Materiality

- 3D modeling of workstations.

Client: Line and Space Architects Tucson, AZ SF- 35,000

Programs used: Auto CAD, Sketch-up, Photoshop, and, InDesign

- Pre - COVID

- Developed workplace strategy for assigned mobile desking options.

Course Experience

Institutional

This project was a collaborative endeavor involving myself, along with my teammates Isabella Cicero and Ariel Tuia. Our task was to design an extension for Arizona State University’s design school, specifically for an interdisciplinary studio. Our designated site was the Abbey, formerly known as the First Baptist Church. Gross area 47,837 SQ.FT

Given the historical significance of the Abbey, we opted for an adaptive reuse approach to preservation. This involved carefully re-purposing the existing structure to accommodate the needs of the design school while respecting and celebrating its historical character.

Design Concept

Our design concept, aptly named “Convergence,” serves as the guiding principle for our project. We envision a space where Arizona State University students, design professionals, the essence of the Arizona desert, and the vibrant energy of downtown Phoenix converge harmoniously within this building. Furthermore, we have seamlessly integrated the historic elements of the structure with the contemporary updates necessary to meet the demands of the design school. This blending of the old and the new not only preserves the building’s heritage but also enhances its functionality for present and future generations of creatives.

Programs used: Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Excle, and Canva

Institutional

1st floor plan

2nd floor plan

3rd floor plan

4th floor plan

Basement

Workplace Steelcase NEXT

This project was for Steelcase NEXT competition and took place during fall semester 2023 of my senior year. My project was nominated by my professors to be submitted to the national competition.

The project was to design a progressive global architecture and interior design firm that was based in Los Angeles, California and opening a new design firm in Dallas Texas. The scope of the project was to plan and design NEXTS new Dallas office, measuring 11,00 SF with a Mezzanine 4,000 SF.

Design Concept

NEXT Designs and the Dallas - Smart City goals align seamlessly through a shared commitment to sustainability, technology - driven innovation, and inclusivity. These shared principles form a bridge between cutting edge design and urban development forging a path towards a more vibrant and interconnected future, where technology enhances the quality of life while preserving the environment and promoting inclucivity.

Programs used: Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, and InDesign

CARRYING THE HERRINGBONE PATTERN INTO THE COMMUNITY

Transitional Housing

Flagship Store

This project took place during the fall semester 2022 of my junior year.

This project involved developing a vision for a retail flagship store, designing it and establishing its brand. For this project our class utilized the existing Phoenix Financial Center as the designated building for our flagship store. My choice for this project was to create a book store named Livraria, specializing in design, architecture books, and magazines.

Design Concept

Aiming to honer the history to both the building’s history and the designer Wenceslao Sarmiento, a Peruvian-born American modernist architect, the driving force behind this project was international. This is illustrated through materiality, color, and architecture.

Programs used: Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, and InDesign.

HISTORY

PHOENIX FINANCIAL CENTER WAS DESIGNED BY WENCESLAO SARMIENTO, WHO WAS A PERUVIAN BORN AMERICAN MODERNIST ARCHITECT. THE DESIGN OF THIS BUILDING WAS INFLUENCED BY BRAZILIAN ARCHITECT OSCAR NIMEYER, WHO IS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE KEY FIGURES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE. NIMEYER INSPIRED THE ROUNDNESS AND CURVE OF THE BUILDING WITH THE QUOTE:

“MY WORK IS NOT ABOUT FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION BUT FORM FOLLOWS BEAUTY OR EVEN BETTER FORM FOLLOWS FEMININE”

PHOENIX

LIRARIA