Haley Burmeister's Portfolio-Spring 2022 by haleyburmeister

HALEY Haley Burmeister BURMEISTER

HARDING UNIVERSITY Interior Architecture & Design Portfolio

TABLE OF Table of Contents CONTENTS 01 04 14 30 41 Design Statement

Resume

Behavioral Health Clinic

Commercial Healthcare

03 10 20 36 43

Construction Documents Commercial Healthcare

Unleashed: Cafe & Grooming Commercial Branding

Next: Corporate Office Commercial

Wellness House Residential

Malagan Loft

Residential

Internship Work

Other Technical Skills

DESIGN Design Statement STATEMENT The design of interiors affects and impacts people and their everyday lives. The impact of a space that is properly and uniquely designed is something that has always interested me and drives my desire to be an interior designer. I have always struggled with how to use my gift of creativity in a way that will leave a lasting impact on others. Interior design has given me an avenue to do so. Whether it is designing a hospital, so nurses and doctors can effectively do their job for those sick or injured, or making the vision of a dream home come to life for a family, I am able to have a hand in that through design. We spend so much of our lives in a built environment, and I believe that because of this, design is so powerful and can greatly affect our behaviors, productivity, and quality of life. My goal as a designer is to create spaces that enrich everyday lives and create positive environments that have a lasting impact. This portfolio documents my desire to be an effective designer in creating spaces that are functional, sustainable, and innovative. I am very organized, self- motivated, and detail oriented. I am constantly looking for areas I can improve in and better myself as a designer. I seek to eventually work alongside a talented team of designers to further my skills, in the hopes of fulfillng my dreams of becoming a designer, who not only designs spaces, but leaves a lasting impact through my work.

HALEY BURMEISTER Interior Architecture & Design

CONTACT 314-640-0014 Hburmeister@harding.edu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ haley-burmeister/

PROFILE I am an Interior Architecture and Design student looking to put my skills to work to gain experience towards my career. I am highly organized, proactive, and punctual, with a teamoriented mentality. I am a hardworking individual, always seeking ways to learn more and assist team members in completing skilled work in order to improve my own design skills.

EDUCATION HARDING UNIVERSITY

Expected Graduation May 2022 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Interior Architecture & Design Minor: Marketing Cumulative GPA: 4.0

WORK EXPERIENCE HARDING UNIVERSITY, Computer Lab Attendant AUG. 2020-Present

•Monitor computer lab and assist students with any needs, including help with printing or any computer softwares.

NEWGROUND, Intern MAY 2021–AUG 2021

•Worked as an intern alongside skilled design professionals. Assisted design professionals in whatever areas needed. These areas included picking materials and furniture, organizing materials, and helping with plans, including picking up redlines.

MID-AMERICA ELECTRIC, INC., Laborer MAY 2019–AUG 2019

•Worked as laborer alongside electricians on lighting jobs and helped in the office by reviewing and organizing documents.

HOBBY LOBBY, Associate APR 2018–AUG 2018 •Worked closely with front-end staff to assist customers. •Maximized customer satisfaction by aiding with purchases and returns. and lighting plans.

ACTIVITIES & HONORS

SKILLS

ACTIVITIES: •Chi Omega Pi Social Club -Director of social club activities (Spring 2020)

Microsoft Word Microsoft Powerpoint

•Student Member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) -President-Elect of ASID Student Chapter (Fall 2020-Spring 2021) -President of ASID Student Chapter (Fall 2021-Spring 20221)

Microsoft Excel

•Student Member of National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA)

Adobe Photoshop

HONORS: •Academic Scholarship •Art & Design Scholarship (Spring 2020) •Dean’s List-Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Fall 2021 •Alpha Chi Honor Society Member

Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign

Adobe Lightroom AutoCAD Revit Hand Rendering Hand Drafting Model Making

INTERESTS •Traveling •Photography •Culinary Arts

Sketchup

•Fitness •Reading •Sketching

SKILLS •Strong work ethic

•Empathy

•Detail oriented

•Ability to adapt

•Time management skills

•Public speaking

•Effective communicator

•Problem solver

•Organizational skills

•Flexible & reliable

•Relationship strategies

•Quick learner

HEAL BEHAVIORAL Heal Behavioral Heal t h Cl i nic HEALTH CLINIC Completed Fall Year 4

A premiere healthcare system in Cleveland is renovating a first-floor suite within a commercial office complex in Fairview Park. This clinic specializes in treating mood disorders as well as other disorders like autism and substance abuse. The staff will use the space to teach patients how to cope with daily stressors. This design challenge calls for well-researched and thoughtful interior design and architecture to create a healing environment while facilitating communication and collaboration, and promoting patient dignity and safety. Behavioral health and therapy is much like a journey. Sometimes its hard, sometimes its ugly. However, other times there is much beauty found in the journey. There is growth and sanctuary found. The Heal Behavioral Health Clinic seeks to tackle the design challenge by providing a place of healing, growth, and sanctuary to these individuals ages 2-18 during their behavioral health journey. By designing a space that includes positive distractions

and levels of privacy and safety, the goal is to create feelings of comfort, playfulness, homefulness, and hopefulness, where each individual can find their place within the space. These feelings will be achieved through: • Natural lighting emphasized throughout the space. • Use of soft colors, shapes, and curved lines. • Pockets and nooks of varying privacy levels placed throughout the planned spaced, where each individual can find their comfort. • Wayfinding to aid individuals on their journey through the space by using color coding, and line elements. • Architectural features are implemented to act as positive distractions such as archways, colored windows, and more. • Variety of posture options to create multi-functional spaces and meet the needs of each person.

WEST ELEVATION Colored tinted windows along the corridor to create playfulness and positive

The two different waiting rooms act as a way to provide for various groups of people visiting the Heal Behavioral Health Clinic.

STIMULATING WAITING ROOM

NON-STIMULATING WAITING ROOM

Providing care to a wide age range means providing many options that will suit multiple audiences. One waiting room acts as stimulating through the use of vibrant warm colors to create an energetic feel, open seating spaces, and play table options. The other waiting room acts as non-stimulating, achieved through the use of cool, calming blue colors, reserved seating options that allow individuals more privacy, and a sensory room for individuals to escape overstimulation.

FLOOR PLAN Floor Plan 15 20

15 12 16

17 18

18 13 12

9 11

9 10

13 6

Check In

Exam Room

Copy Area

Stimulating Waiting Room

Small Group Therapy

Restroom

Non-Stimulating Waiting Room

Office Consult

Clean & Soiled Utility Room

Sensory Room

Research Consult

Administrative Workroom

Large Group Therapy

Outpatient Clinical Consult

Clinicians Workroom

Lockers

Ancillary Wall Cubby

Managers Office

Vitals Room

Healing Garden

Breakroom

FINISHES

Wallcovering

Paint

Wallcovering

Solid Surface

LVT Flooring

Paint

Laminate & Wood

Carpet

Paint

LVT Flooring

Paint

Evergreen

Boost

Neom

RESEARCH CONSULT PERSPECTIVE The research consult space used for observation, and often play therapy to communicate feelings, has many fun shape architectural features that may be utilized in therapy. In addition, a warm color palette is used to create energy and interaction. To accommodate for privacy, the windows use a smart glass technology that can be frosted when needed.

Kosa

Genus

Heya

Mile Marker

Hex

Hug

LARGE GROUP THERAPY PERSPECTIVES The large group therapy is pictured above with its flexible option of a skyfold wall that can open to create a bigger space depending on the user’s needs. In research, flexibility and multi-purpose spaces were a common need in behavioral health spaces.

Lasata

Stray Physicans Stool

RENDERINGS Renderings Upon check in, each individual will be greeted by a receptionist, who will be able to point the patient to the waiting room that fits their specific needs.

CHECK IN AREA

EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM

The breakroom seeks to be a place of sactuary for employees, allowing for multiple seating choices, emphasis on daylighting for wellbeing, and a neutral color palette to instill calmness and comfort.

For the exam room, in order to create a calming environment in a space that might induce stress, a cool color palette of blues is used along with a fun wallcovering pattern, wood ceiling slats, and patterned upholsteries to act as postitive distractions. The healing garden is an additional exterior space that seeks to provide an outdoor space that encourages healing through nature. The Pergola mimics the wood slat ceiling feature from inside. Curved shapes from the interior design is reflected in the garden as well. The elephant shape adds playfulness and acts as a positve distraction.

Navigation and wayfinding throughout the space is accomodated through the use of color coded lines on the floor leading to each room. All of the lines start at check in and are explained in a guide mounted just outside the clinic doors. The corridor and ancillary cubby space is located across the large group therapy allowing individuals to stop and wait for someone or just find a relaxing place on their journey. The circular shape adds playfulness to what can be a stressful environment.

EXAM ROOM HEALING GARDEN

CORRIDOR/WAYFINDING

CONSTRUCTIO Construction Documents DOCUMENTS Completed Fall Year 4

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN GYP. PAINTED SW ENDLESS SEA 9150 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

9' - 6"

NOTES:

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

Soffit 8'-0'' A.F.F

***REFER TO SHEET A-110, DETAILS 2, 3, & 6 FOR ENLARGED DETAIL INFORMATION FOR CORRIDOR ARCHWAYS AND BREAKROOM CEILING FEATURES.

6' - 0"

4' - 0"1' - 11"

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise *SEE SHEET A-110

RCP SYMBOL LEGEND CEILING MOUNTED FIXTURES

5' - 3"

3' - 7"

13' - 5"

N.I.C.

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

N.I.C.

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise SEE SHEET A-110

12' - 0"

N.I.C.

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

P9000 ROUND RECESSED SKY CEILING LAMP 2', 3', 4'

3' 2'

LED STRIP LIGHT-COVE LIGHTING

N.I.C.

GYP. PAINTED SW ENDLESS SEA 9150 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

12' - 2"

4' - 0"

N.I.C.

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise *SEE SHEET A-110

4' - 0"

N.I.C.

11' - 10"

GYP. PAINTED SW ENDLESS SEA 9150 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

N.I.C.

2 x 2 LED Recessed CEILING FLAT PANEL

4' - 0"

Soffit 9'-3'' A.F.F

12' - 0"

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise *SEE SHEET A-110

2 x 4 LED Recessed CEILING FLAT PANEL

5' - 9"

11' - 10"

6" LED RECESSED CAN DOWNLIGHT

SPRINKLERS, CEILING MOUNTED

CEILING 2x2 SQUARE AIR RETURN REGISTER

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise *SEE SHEET A-110

CEILING 2x2 SQUARE AIR SUPPLY DIFFUSER

Soffit 9'-3'' A.F.F

12' - 9"

CEILING TYPES

GYP. BOARD-PAINTED SHERWIN WILLIAMS-Creamy- 7012 U.O.N. HEIGHT AT 9'-6'' U.O.N.

2x2 ACT SYSTEMS, ARMSTRONG, ULTIMA HEALTHZONE TEGULAR LAY IN HEIGHT AT 9'-6'' U.O.N. ARMSTRONG, WOODWORKS, LINEAR VENEERED PLANKS OVER GYP. BOARD CUSTOM COLOR TO MATCH WILSONART, ASHBEE OAK 17000 HEIGHT AT 9'-5 3/4''

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

CEILING LINEAR AIR RETURN REGISTER

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise *SEE SHEET A-110

5' - 4"

2' - 6"

1' - 7"

22' - 3"

7' - 4"

Soffit 9'-3'' A.F.F

1' - 7"

Wood Archways to match PL #1 8'10'' A.F.F. on center 6'-2'' with 2'-8'' rise SEE SHEET A-110

5' - 5"

2' - 10"

4' - 0"

CEILING LINEAR AIR SUPPLY DIFFUSER

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

Skyfold Retractable Wall

GYP. PAINTED SW ENDLESS SEA 9150 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

GYP. PAINTED SW JALEPENO 6629 **SEE SPECS FOR DETAILS

Level 1 RCP 1/8" = 1'-0" 32'

ADA BATHROOM CT #1

PT-8

2' - 6"

9' - 6"

3' - 3"

8' - 4"

Elevation 1 - ADA Restroom East Wall 1/2" = 1'-0"

Elevation 2 - ADA Restroom North Wall 1/2" = 1'-0"

2' - 10" 2' - 1"

3' - 4"

3' - 8"

1' - 2"

1' - 4"

0' - 7"

2' - 10"

1' - 0"

1' - 7"

0' - 6"

3' - 3" 3' - 6"

1' - 5"

16'

1' - 6"

3' - 3"

2' - 9"

9' - 6"

ON LIFE SAFETY PLAN 20445 Emerald Parkway, Fairview Park Cleveland, OH

Managers Office 128

Managers Office 127

Break Room 102

Small Group 142 ABBREVIATIONS:

Copy 107

Clinicians WR 104

Small Group 144

Copy Alcove

A.F.F.- ABOVE FINISHED Corr. FLOOR N.C.-NOT IN CONTRACT 115 SD CENTER O.C.-ON TYP.-TYPICAL @ SIMILAR LOCATIONS U.O.N.-UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

Corr. 114

Corr. 113

Corr. 112

OP Clinic Consult 131

S SD

ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER

Corr. 116 S

N.C.

Small Group 143

13' - 4"

Corr. 119

Office Consult 129

Locker Restroom 136 Alcove 125 S

Date

Corr. 120

SD S

Built in Seating Cubby

Waiting 151

16'

RCP

As indicated

0' - 4" 1' - 0"

CT-1

9' - 6"

A-107

2' - 6"

HAND MOTION SINK CONTROLS

0' - 4"

1' - 8"

3' - 8"

0' - 6"

SOAP DISPENSER

8' - 4"

-0

MIRROR

ROOM NAME ROOM NUMBER

5' - 0"

PT #8

ROOM NAME 101 1' - 0"

3' - 3"

A-103 Scale

3' - 6"

1' - 4"

Checked by

ROOM KEY: 4' - 8"

12/10/2021 10:24:35 AM

Drawn by

20445 Emerald Parkway, Fairview Park Cleveland, OH

A.F.F.- ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR N.C.-NOT IN CONTRACT O.C.-ON CENTER TYP.-TYPICAL @ SIMILAR LOCATIONS U.O.N.-UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

32'

Haley Burmeister 0505 12/10/21 Author Checker

ABBREVIATIONS:

HEAL Behavioral Health Clinic

1 Level 1 Life Safety Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

2' - 10"

1' - 2"

KNEE SPACE

2' - 6"

0' - 8"

0' - 6"

1' - 8"

7' - 1"

Elevation 3 - ADA Restroom East Wall 1/2" = 1'-0"

4' - 0"

Level 1 Floorplan - ADA Restroom 1/2" = 1'-0"

No.

MANUAL FIRE ALARM PULL, WALL MOUNTED @ 48" TO PULL FIRE ALARM SIREN/VISUAL WALL-MOUNTED @ 7'-10'' A.F.F. SMOKE DETECTOR, CEILING MOUNTED

KEYCARD, SECURE ACCESS; IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY DISABLE.

ACTUAL

OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION

N/A

B-BUSINESS

N/A

322

NUMBER OF EXITS

6 77'

EXIT ACCESS TRAVEL DISTANCE

300' MAX. (SPRINKLERED)

DEAD END CORRIDOR

50' MAX. (SPRINKLERED)

PLUMBING FIXTURES

8 WATER CLOSETS 5 LAVATORIES 1 SERVICE SINK 4 DRINKING FOUNTAINS

FIRE WALLS

CORRIDORS NOT RATED (SPRINKLERED)

EXIT ACCESS CORRIDORS NOT RATED (SPRINKLERED), FIRE PARTITIONS.

SHAFT ENCLOSURES FIRE RATING

1-HR RATED

1-HR RATED W/ 1-HR DOORS W/ 100 SQ. IN. MAX. VISION PANEL

INCIDENTAL USE FIRE RATINGS

LAUNDRY > 100 SQ. FT> ; 1-HR RATED OR SPRINKLERED

CLEAN SUPPLY/SOILED CLOSET (SPRINKLERED) < 100 SQ. FT. NONRATED.

WALLS/CLGS: CLASS C FLOORS; NO REQUIREMENT

SEE SPECIFICATION BOOK

CORR. 110: 13'-4'' SPRINKLERED

-WATER CLOSETS & LAVATORIES AS PER THE IDAA COMPETITION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (4). -2 SERVICE SINKS -DRINKING WATER PROVIDED AT RECEPTION.

LOBBY WALLS RATED AND SPARATE FROM VERTICAL SHAFT ENCLOSURE WALLS.

Large Group 123

Storage 146

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET, WALL-MOUNTED @ 48'' TO HANDLE

OCCUPANT LOAD

MINIMUM (U.O.N.)

Sensory Rm SD 140

CODE REQUIREMENT

FINISH CLASSIFICATIONS

Check In 103

Storage 148

Project number

Waiting 150 SD

Date

Corr. SD 108

Large Group 124

Small Group Therapy 145

Vitals SD 149

Exam 122

Locker Alcove 126

Restroom 137

CODE COMPLIANCE

Seating Cubby

Corr. 109

Corr. SD 110

N.C.

Entry 121

EMERGENCY EXIT SIGNAGE NO ARROWS, CEILING MOUNTED

Research Consult 134 Office Consult SD 130

N.C. SD

Corr. 118

BATTERY PACK EMERGENCY BACKUP LIGHTS, WALL MOUNTED @ 7'-10'' A.F.F EMERGENCY EXIT SIGNAGE W/ ARROWS, CEILING MOUNTED

N.C. N.C.

1-HR RATED FIRE WALL

Seating Cubby

N.C.

Description

LIFE SAFETY LEGEND MEANS OF EGRESS PATH

N.C.

Research consult 135 SD

No.

Corr. 111

Restroom 139

OP Clinic Consult 132 SD N.C.

Storage 147

Corr. 117

Sld Util. Cln Util. 141 106

Admin Workroom 100

OP Clinic Consult 133

Admin Workroom 101

Clinicians WR 105

ROOM KEY: Restroom ROOM NAME 138 101

Description

Date

CONSTRUCTION Construction Documents DOCUMENTS Completed Fall Year 4

EXAM ROOM ELEVATIONS

ABBRE 2' - 0"

A.F.F.N.C.-NO O.C.-ON TYP.-TY U.O.N.-

8' - 6"

7' - 6"

14' - 1"

ROOM

A-109

ROOM 10

WC #2

2 1/2" 0' - 3"

4' - 0"

3' - 2"

3' - 1"

4' - 0"

1' - 5"

1' - 5" 0' - 3"

SOAP DISPENSER

0' - 0"

Open Area/Wheelchair Access

EXAM TOOLS PLACED ON EAST WALL FOR CLOSE PROXIMITY TO EXAM CHAIR

0' - 3"

Soap Dispenser

Sharps Container

GLOVE DISPENSER

2' - 7"

Paper Towel Dispenser

2' - 0"

EXAM ROOM VIEW: EAST WALL

2' - 0"

Glove Dispenser

2' - 7"

EXAM ROOM VIEW: NORTH WALL

13' - 2"

11' - 1"

/ 1'-0"

3' - 2" 4' - 0"

15' - 2"

PT-1

LVT-1

5' - 6"

Level 1 Floorplan - Exam Room 1/2" = 1'-0"

2' - 0"

3' - 0"

2' - 0"

No.

1' - 6"

Elevation 3-Exam Room Millwork 1/2" = 1'-0"

Elevation 4-Exam Room Millwork 1/2" = 1'-0"

PL #1

0' - 11" 2' - 6"

ADA Height Counter Top

Light Up Letter Branding

4' - 7"

Door for Receptionist's Entrance

0' - 11"

Counter Tops SSM #1

HE H

9' - 6"

Walk Up Opening

Exam 2' - 6"

4' - 7"

4' - 7" 9' - 6"

Counter Tops SSM #1

3' - 5"

CHECK IN: FRONT VIEW 1

Door for Receptionists Entrance

CHECK IN: FRONT VIEW 2

Light Up Letter Branding PL #1

1' - 6"

RECEPTION MILLWORK ELEVATIONS

ADA Height Counter Top

Project number Date

4' - 10"

2' - 1"

4' - 0"

3' - 5"

4' - 0"

2' - 1"

4' - 10"

Drawn by

4' - 3"

Checked by

10' - 11"

18' - 7"

ADA Counter Height

4' - 3"

2' - 3"

0' - 11" 1' - 2"

Open Area Millwork PL #1

1' - 1" 1' - 4"

4' - 0"

2' - 6"

Counter Tops SSM #1 ADA Height Counter

2' - 0" 4' - 8"

11' - 10"

2' - 0"

Elevation 1 - Reception Millwork West Wall 3 Interior 3/8" = 1'-0"

2' - 2"

Walk Up Opening Walk up sliding window

3' - 5"

4' - 10"

0' - 3"

File Storage

2' - 1"

2' - 3"

4' - 0"

0' - 11"

Counter Tops SSM #1

3' - 1"

PT #1

4' - 4"

5' - 8"

4' - 7"

Walk-up Opening

CHECK IN: BEHIND COUNTER VIEW 2

1' - 6"

Walk Up Sliding Window

Scale

Elevation 2 - Reception Millwork East 3/8" = 1'-0"

1' - 4"

5' - 5"

Elevation 2- Reception Millwork East Wall 4 Interior 3/8" = 1'-0"

2' - 3"

4' - 0"

2' - 6"

Elevation 1 - Reception Millwork West 3/8" = 1'-0"

PT #1

0' - 1"

CHECK IN: BEHIND COUNTER VIEW 1

FURNITURE PLAN T1

O4.3 O4.1

O3.3 O7

O4.2

O4.4

O4.1

Small Group O4.3 O4 142 O7

Copy Alcove

Break Room 102 CH2

O4.1 O4 O4.3

B1 CH4 D3

Copy Alcove C2

Corr. 115 Restroom D3 138

CH4

troom 138

CH4 D3 D3

Clinicians WR 105

CH4

CH7

CH4 T6

CH7 D4

CH7

OP Clinic Consult 133

N.I.C.

C1.1

T7 T8

Office Consult N.I.C. CH9 129 N.I.C.

Corr. 119

CH5

Corr. 119

CH5

CH4

CH6

Locker Alcove 125

Large Group

Corr. 118

CH6

1 Level 1 Furniture Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

N.I.C.

Restroom 136

Restroom CH6 137

CH6 C4 Corr.

Waiting 150

120

O5.1 O5 Built in seating O5.1 cubby O5 CH4

Restroom 137

Corr. 120

CH4

C8 T11

O1.1

Corr. CH12 O3 108 Small Group Therapy 145 Large Group 123

O4.4 O4.3 O4.2

O4 O4.1 O4.3 O4.4 O4

Healing Garden

O3.4

O3.3 O3.2 O3.1

O3.1 O3.2 O3 O3.4 O3.3

O3.4

146

Healing Garden

O3.2 O3 O3.1O3.2 O3.1 O3.3

O4.1

LargeO4.3 Group 123 O4.1

O4.2 O4.3 O4.4 O4.3 O4.2

O6 CH12

Small Group Therapy 145

CH6 CH5 O6

T10

CH12

SensoryCH6 CH5 Rm Corr. 140 108

O4.1 O4.4 O4

O3.3 O3.2 O3.1

O3.1 O3.2 O3 O3.4 O3.3

Storage 146

EX1

Exam 122

T11 C6 O4 O4.1 O4.4 O4.3 O1O4.4 O4.3 O4.2 O1 O1.1 O4 Storage O4.1 C6 C6 O4.3

O1 O1.1

O3 T10

CH12

O4.2 O3.2 O3 O3.1O3.2 O4.4 O4.3 O4 O3.1 O4.4 O3.3 O4.3 O3 O4.2

T11

Check In 103

CH12 O6

Exam 122 CH12

CH12 CH11

Corr. 109

Corr. 110

EX1

Vitals 149

Corr. 109

C1 B3

CH5

C6 C8

Research Consult 134 C1

CH5

Research Consult 134

CH6

T8 C1

CH6

CH4 CH8D2 T8

Corr. 110 CH11

CH11 C7

T10

Office Consult 130 N.I.C.

CH8

O3 Office Consult 130

O3 S2

C1S2

T11

Check InSensory Rm 103 140

Waiting 151

CH8

Waiting 151

Sensory Light Bubble Tubes

111 OP Clinic Consult 132 CH13 Seating Cubby

Storage 147 OP Clinic Consult 132 CH13

CH11 Sensory Light EX1 Bubble Tubes

Vitals 149

Locker Alcove 126

Seating Cubby

T12Corr.

CH13 T7

Locker Alcove B3 126

CH14

Corr. 111

Restroom T13 CH14 139 OP Clinic Consult B1 S4 131

Restroom 136

Locker Alcove 125

*REFER TO FURNITURE SPECIFICATIONS IN SPEC BOOK FOR FULL FURNITURE DETAILS.

T13

OP Clinic Consult 131 S4 C10

CH14

CH4 D2

O1 O1.1

N.I.C.

CH4

124 O4.4 O4.3 O4 O3.2 O3 O3.1O3.2 O4.2 O4.1 O3.1 O3.3 O4.3 O3 O4.2 O4.1 O3.4 O4.3 CH6 CH6 O4.4 O3.4 C4 O4.4 Large O4 Group O3 Waiting O3.3 O4 124 O4.3 O4.4 T9 O3 O3.1 O4.1 O4.3 O4 O3.1 O4.2 O3.2 150O3.1 O3.2 O3.2 2 O4.1 O3.1 O4.2 O3.2 O5 O4.1 O3.1 O5.1 O3.3 Built in O4.3 O4.4 O3 O3.3 O3.4 O3 O4.2 C5 O4 seating O5.1 O3.4 O4.3 cubby O5 O3.4 Storage O4.4 O3 O3.3 O4 148 CH8 O3.1 O3.1 O4.1 O3.2 T8 O4.2 O3.2 1 O3.1 T10 O4.4 O4.3 O3 O3.4 O3.3 C5 O4 Storage 148

CH13 T7

N.I.C. Storage 147

NOTES:

C10 CH14

O4O4.3

T12

N.I.C.

N.I.C. N.I.C.

N.I.C.

Office Consult Corr. CH9 118 129

N.I.C.

O4.1

*FURNITURE PLAN FOR CONTRACTORS REFERENCE ONLY.

O4.4

Restroom 139

C1.1

*REFER TO FURNITURE SPECIFICATIONS IN SPEC BOOK FOR FULL FURNITURE DETAILS.

O4O4.3

CH4

*FURNITURE PLAN FOR CONTRACTORS REFERENCE ONLY.

O4.2

O4.4 O4.3

Sld Util. Cln Util. 141 Corr. 106 112

NOTES:

O4.3

Small GroupO4.1 144 O4.2

Small GroupO4.1 Corr. 144 O4.2 O4.2 112 O4.1

Admin Workroom 100

Entry 121

Seating Cubby

CH4

N.I.C.

CH10

CH4 D5

Entry 121

N.I.C.

CH10

CH8

Research consult 135

CH4

Admin Workroom 100 CH4 Sld Util. Cln Util. 141 106

D5 N.I.C.

N.I.C.

N.I.C.Group Small CH6 143 N.I.C.

Small Group Research consult CH6 143 135

CH4

N.I.C.

CH8

Corr. 117

C1.1

Corr. 117

CH7

Clinicians WR Corr. 104 113

CH4

Copy 107

CH4

D8 C1.1

Corr. 113

Admin Workroom CH4 101

C1.1

CH4

Admin Workroom CH4 101 N.I.C.

CH4

C1.1 D4 CH4

CH4

OP Clinic Consult 133

Corr. D3 116 T5

Clinicians Corr. WR 105 114

CH4

Clinicians WR 104

CH5

Corr. 114

CH5

Copy 107

CH4

CH5

B1 D7

115

O7 O3.2

CH4

Managers CH5 Office CH4 127

CH2 Corr.T2 CH2

T2 CH2

CH4

Break Room 102 T2 CH2 T2 CH2 CH2 Managers CH1 S1 Office CH4 T3 128 CH2

O3.2

CH3

O4.2

CH3

CH2

O3.1

O4.3 O4.1

T2 CH2

Managers Office 127

Managers Office CH4 128

CH1 O3.1

16'

32' FLOOR PATTERN LEGEND

ture Plan

FINISH PLAN 0'

16'

32'

Tarkett, IMAGINATIONS Custom Floor Design LVT, Colors noted on sheet** SEE CORR. 120**

Copy Alcove

Corr. 114

Corr. 113

LVT-1

Shaw Contract, Reside 12 Mil LVT, Dwelling 94250 Installation Method: Brick, East to West

ABBR

2' - 4"

6' - 1"

Ergon, Elegance Pro Tile, Grey 12''x24''

LVT-2

OP Clinic Consult 131

CPT-1

LVT-1

FLOOR TAG LEGEND

PT-5 CT-1

LVT-1

Restroom 139

Sld Util. Cln Util. 141 106

PT #6

PT-5

CPT-1

Red LVT #3.4 LVT-3.4

LVT-1

9' - 3" LVT-3.6

Shaw Contract, Dialogue Carpet Tile, Face to Face Tile, Connection 05105 Installation Method: Ashlar Refer to section 09000 Spec. Book Ergon, Elegance Pro Tile, Grey, 12''x24'' Refer to section 09000 Spec. Book

CPT-1

No.

Healing Garden

WC #2

PT #5

LVT-2

PT #3

Large Group 123

LVT-1

WC #1

3' - 4"

8' - 9"

Storage 148

LVT-1

Floor Finish Tag, T#1

41' - 5"

Waiting 151

5' - 7"

2' - 8"

LVT-1

Floor Finish Tag, CPT #1

CT-1

LVT-1

LVT-2

4' - 9"

Check In 103

PT #3

CPT-1

Tarkett, IMAGINATIONS Custom Floor Design LVT Change in colors noted on plan Refer to section 09000 Spec. Book

LVT-1

6' - 11"

3' - 1"

4' - 11"

Sensory Rm 140

4' - 2"

5' - 6"

24' - 3"

WC # 1

LVT-1

6' - 9"

4' - 4"

7' - 11"

4' - 5"

6' - 4"

3' - 10"

5' - 10"

LVT-2

Waiting 150

LVT-1

Large Group 124

LVT-1

24' - 3"

41' - 7"

5' - 4"

5' - 8"

Built in Seating Cubby

3' - 1"

PT #3

3' - 8"

5' - 10"

3' - 8"

5' - 7"

2' - 4"

2' - 8"

LVT-2

Door Wayfinding Strip PT #8 SEE SHEET A-110

Corr. 108

3 A-105 PT #3

Exam 122

Floor Finish Tag, LVT #3

3' - 7"

LVT-1

LVT-3

Refer to section 09000 Spec. Book

1' - 10"

4' - 3"

Vitals 149

ROOM 1

Shaw Contract, Dialoguge LVT Tile, Type, Converse 42100

PT #9

1' - 5" LVT-1

Locker Alcove 126

Floor Finish Tag, LVT #2

Corr. 110

1' - 10"

Restroom PT-4 137

4' - 6"

PT-6

CT-1

Corr. 120

LVT-2

Small Group Therapy 1' - 11" 145

3' - 6"

LVT-1

Restroom 136

7' - 1"

CT-1

Locker Alcove 125

CPT-1

ROOM

Shaw Contract, Reside 12 Mil LVT, Dwelling 94250 Installation Method: Brick, East to West

Corr. 109

WC # 3

PT #8

PT #4

Seating Cubby

PT-4

LVT-1

Office Consult 129

LVT-1

WC #4

2' - 0"

Corr. 119

PT #4

N.I.C.

PT #5

CPT-1

1' - 5"

CPT-1

LVT-1

1' - 7"

Research consult 135

Corr. 118

N.I.C.

7' - 4"

1' - 1"

Small Group 143

CPT-1

LVT-1

6' - 1"

1' - 9"

1' - 5"

2 A-105

N.I.C.

1' - 5"

Office Consult 130

4' - 2"

PT #5

1' - 4"

Storage 147 LVT-1

Entry 121

LVT-2

3' - 10"

LVT-1

WC #3

Corr. 117

PT #9

2' - 0"

PT #6

Research Consult 134

N.I.C.

1' - 7"

N.I.C.

WC#4

N.I.C.

CPT-1

LVT-1

PT-6

Corr. 116

OP Clinic Consult 132

Floor Finish Tag, LVT #1

Refer to section 09000 Spec. Book

Seating Cubby

PT-8

OP Clinic Consult 133

LVT-1

PT #6

Corr. 111

5' - 5"

Restroom 138

Admin Workroom 100

1' - 7"

CT-1

CPT-1

Admin Workroom 101

Clinicians WR 105

PT-8

CPT-1

PT-5

CPT-1

A.F.F N.C.-N O.C.-O TYP.U.O.N

NOTES: **REFER TO SECTION 0900 FINISH SCHEDULE IN SPEC BOOK FOR FULL FINISH DESCRIPTIONS AND FINISHES BY ROOM **REFER TO INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR MILLWORK AND COUNTERTOP REFERENCE.

PT #5

Corr. 112

LVT-1

3' - 10"

3' - 2"

19' - 9"

LVT-1

4' - 11"

4' - 5"

CPT-1

Shaw Contract, Dialogue Carpet Tile, Face to Face Tile, Connection 05105 Installation Method: Ashlar

Small Group 144

LVT-1

CPT-1

Corr. 115

Copy 107

4' - 3"

PT #5

Clinicians WR 104

Managers Office 127

6' - 3"

4' - 8"

3' - 0"

4' - 11"

5' - 2"

3' - 2"

LVT-2

Managers Office 128

5' - 11"

Break Room 102

LVT-2

21' - 1"

LVT-2

3' - 9"

Small Group 142

LVT-1

PT-2 SEE A110 FOR DETAILS

2' - 1"

LVT-2

3' - 11"

4' - 1"

3' - 3"

Shaw Contract, Dialoguge LVT Tile, Type, Converse 42100

NOTES:

Storage LVT-1 146

Dark Blue LVT #3.6

**FOR CORR. FLOOR PATTERN SEE CALLED OUT DETAILS. **REFER TO SHEET A-110 ENLARGED DETAILS FOR DOOR PAINT DETAILING.

0' - 11"

0' - 10"

16'

32'

0' - 5" 0' - 6"

0' - 7"

LVT-1 LVT-1

4' - 11"

Green LVT #3.0 GREEN LVT #3.0

LVT-3

1' - 1"

1' - 0"

WHITE LVT # 3.2

YELLOW LVT #3.3 RED LVT #3.4

Blue LVT #3.1 White LVT #3.2 Yellow LVT #3.3

0' - 5"

1' - 3"

2' - 6"

Level 1 Finish Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

Red LVT #3.4 Pink LVT #3.5

Project numb Date

1' - 6"

Drawn by Checked by

Level 1 Finish Plan - Hallway 1/4" = 1'-0"

Level 1 Finish Plan - Corr. 120 1/4" = 1'-0" Scale

UNLEASHED Unl e as h ed Cafe & Grooming CAFE & GROOMING Completed Spring Year 3

With a contemporary country twist, the Unleashed Cafe and Grooming seeks to leave customers and their pets feeling refreshed and content. The space allows individuals to sip and stay in the cafe, and enjoy the view of their special pup getting pampered. Unleashed holds so much more value than the average dog groomer. It is a growing family of pups and people, and it’s a place of warmth, simplicity, playing, and relaxation. Instead of going through the mundane routine of dropping off and picking up a dog, Unleashed tends to the needs of their clients so that they’re able to enjoy their dog’s grooming experience. Grab a bite to eat in the cafe, or relax outside surrounded by other friendly pups. Even when a dog

doesn’t need to be groomed, they can still play! Play care-free in the Unleashed dog park, or take a splash in the pup pool on a hot summer day. Unleashed strives to kindle a positive bonding experience of simplicity, comfort, and joy that every family, individualand dog deserves. The overall goal of this project was to design a brand with country at its core that brings enthusiasm and brightens the day of both dogs and the humans they live with. Unleashed fills a need in the Springdale, AR community by offering dog grooming, a pet treat shop, and a cafe with snacks and coffee for people all under one roof. Through our color palette and design, the design team wanted to create an eyecatching brand that inspires

GROOMING PERSPECTIVE CAFE PERSPECTIVE RENDERED BY TEAMMATE

Goals & Objectives: • Sustainability through reclaimed materials, paperless branding, organic products, and locally sourced materials. • Connection with community by offering relevent services, convenience in location, membership services, and by givig back to local animal shelters • Functionality through floor plan flow

KENNEL PERSPECTIVE

• Comfort and hospitality through various postures, home like feel, helpful staff, and freedom for pets. COFFEE BAR PERSPECTIVE: RENDERED BY TEAMMATE

FLOOR PLAN Floor Plan Interior Design Concept: The design of the space willl create a space of modern southern charm where customers want to stay, grab a bite to eat, and spend time with their pets. A Southern charm feel is achieved through honest and natural materials. Brick, wood, and tile are incorporated in various ways throughout the space to achieve an authentic feel.

PROCESS Process Work WORK INITIAL INTERIOR SKETCHES

BRANDING Branding Work WORK GRAPHIC DESIGN, MARKETING, AND PRODUCT BRANDING

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

AXON

NEXT CORPORATE Next Corporate Office OFFICE Completed Fall Year 3

The corporate office for NEXT is designed with the five space typologies in mind: workspace, meeting space, social space, resource and support, and rejuvenation space. These typologies are accomplished through design techniques that include collaboration, technology, lighting, well-being, and inclusion. Much like the nervous system is broken up into three parts -the central, peripheral, and autonomic systems, each controlling their own parts of the body- the space planning of the building is organized with these parts in mind. These three parts of the nervous system work together to allow the body to think, feel, and move;

therefore, the office is designed to emphasize spaces that work together as a collective whole to create an adaptable environment filled with innovation, collaboration, and inspiration. These spaces accomplish this through the use of adaptable office furniture, with a variety of postures and textures, as well as a variety of spaces to work in or rejuvenate in. The office also includes unique lighting fixtures, furniture systems, and architectural features that mimic the pathways of the nervous system and electrical impulses in the brain.

OPEN OFFICE PERSPECTIVE

The NEXT open office is a work setting that allows people to be immersed into the brand of the organization. It promotes flexibility and provides access to the latest technology through the use of its video screens, as well as its FlexMobile Power Solutions. Diversity is taken into consideration

2ND FLOOR ELEVATION

through the configuration and postures of the work stations. Warm colors are used in this space to encourage productivity and energy. The corresponding in-between sitting area has cool colors to encourage rest and peace, allowing for employees to break off from the primary work zones if they choose.

PROCESS Process Work WORK A variety of spaces and postures will be provided to increase collaboration. BUBBLING DIAGRAM

Transparency and openness will also be taken into consideration through the space planning, glass walls, and movable walls, so that people utilizing the work spaces will often cross paths and collaborate.

CONCEPT SKETCH

The space is multifunctional throughout the building with the use of movable walls, and easily movable furniture options.

BLOCKING DIAGRAM

FLOOR PLANS Floor Plans FIRST FLOOR A B C D E F

Reception Inspiration Rejuvenation Room Coffee Bar Private Enclaves Mother’s Room

F D E

SECOND FLOOR A B C D E F G H

Open Office Cafe Forum Conference Unassigned Office Unassigned Office Unassigned Office Assigned Office

I Assigned Office J Assigned Office K In Between L Private Nook M Resource/Lockers N Team Space O Storage P Accesible Restroom

K A E O B

C P

FIRST Reception FLOOR

A full time concierge resides in this space. As people enter this area of the NEXT office, the goal is for them to feel welcomed into a space that is warm and lively through its plant wall and low ceilings. The low swooping ceiling compresses visitors only for them to be released into the next space, much like Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural concept.

INSPIRATION ZONE PERSPECTIVE

B F

D E

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

REJUVENATION ROOM PERSPECTIVE

RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE

This In-Between space supports individuals and small groups who desire to extend learning before, during, and after meetings. This space typology supports impromptu collaboration.

IN-BETWEEN SPACE PERSPECTIVE

CONFERENCE/FORUM PERSPECTIVE

The Conference space accommodates video conferencing for a minimum of 6 people. NEXT members often collaborate with partners all over the world, as well as with team members that are based in the HQ location or primarily work from home. This satellite office requires technology that better supports these distributed teams for both scheduled and impromptu discussions. This technology requirement is met through the use of a large Media Scape screen. The goal of the Forum space is to create an active/distance

learning environment that drives member engagement and supports blended learning. This is achieved through furniture that is adaptable and functional. The space can be reconfigured with a variety of layouts that supports both large groups and small groups. Steelcase movable wall systems are put in place to allow the forum and conference spaces to become one large multi purpose room for large groups or collaboration purposes.

SCorporate E C OOffice ND FLOOR Private Nook

Resource Room

Videoconference

Private Offices Private Office

Forum

Work Cafe

Private Offices

In Between Space

Open Office Team Space

Outdoor Balcony

Storage

This axon view shows a 3D view of the second floor in its entirity in order to accurately visualize spaces in relation to one another.

S E C O N D Work Cafe & Team Spaces FLOOR The NEXT team space accommodates at least 4 people and is optimized for flexibility and quick reconfiguration based on project team needs.This space allows for both digital experiences with Roam mobile screens, and analog

TEAM SPACE PERSPECTIVE

experiences with Flex markerboards, due to the wide variety of projects that the space will accommodate. This space is cozy, but easily adaptable. Warm colors of yellow and red are used in this space to encourage energy and productivity.

WORK CAFE PERSPECTIVE

The work cafe is a space where employees can decompress and enjoy a meal together at any time during the day. As part of the NEXT culture,workers are encouraged to eat with others rather than alone at one’s desk. During non-peak mealtimes,

OFFICE PERSPECTIVES

the space should serve as an alternative meeting space. This space is multi-fauceted and multi-purpose. There are a range of postures from normal cafe seating, to high tops with stools, or booths with privacy screens.

THE SUNSHINE The Sunshine Wellness House WELLNESS HOUSE Completed Spring Year 2

The design of the wellness house is a modern/traditional style that draws inspiration from the sun. This inspiration is derived from the idea of good energy, life, and strength that is much like the good energy we receive from the sun. The floor plan mimics the flow and shape of the sun and its rays including curved walls and openings as well as large curved windows that allow natural light in. The living area acts as the main central area of the house with the other sections of the house “branching off” mimicking the idea of sun rays. The style of the house consists of mixed materials that are natural and sustainable

with a neutral color scheme. The neutral color scheme is mixed with pops of deep, rich color. The design encourages life and wellness through layout and space planning, through the way it invites sunlight in with its large windows, and through the spaces and detail items that encourage energy and activity. Just as the sun exudes feelings of warmth and peaceful energy the goal of this design is to emulate these feelings and create a space that flows, is peaceful, aesthetic, and also promotes both physical and mental well-being for the occupants.

THE SITE The Site

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

Moab, Utah is sunny most of the year. Moderate sun exposure has many benefits for health. Vitamin D is known as “the sunshine vitamin” and is a crucial ingredient for overall health. The location of the house strongly supports this aspect of wellness. This lot has spectacular views of the mountains as well as the red rock rims. Hiking and bike trails are ‘right in the backyard’ which supports a healthy and active outdoor lifestyle. The lot has great solar potential for green energy use and reduced energy costs. It is only a short distance from main street that has a lot to offer, inclluding village and farmers markets for fresh produce. Arches National Park is a short drive away for a day to hike and site see the famous natural red rock arches.

FIRST FLOOR Kitchen & Living Room

WINDOW: NORTH VIEW

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHTS

KOHLER TOUCHLESS FAUCET

REF.

LOOKS INTO DINING ROOM

VARYING HEIGHTS OF COUNTER TOP

BAR TOP

6' - 11 31/32"

DBL SINK

VARYING COUNTERTOP HEIGHTS

0' - 6"

DISHWASHER

1' - 2 1/2"

BAR TOP

BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

4' - 5"

3' - 10 1/4"

0' - 11 13/16"

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

DBL SINK

3' - 0"

CRAFSMAN STYLE CABINETRY W/ DECORATIVE ANTHROPOLOGIE KNOBS AND PULLS

Level 1 0' - 0"

UNDR. CNTR. REF. DRWRS.

Kitchen Elevation 1 - North 1/4" = 1'-0"

3' - 1"

ISLAND WITH BUILT IN STORAGE AND MICROWAVE DRAWER

DOUBLE RANGE

Kitchen Elevation 2 - East 1/4" = 1'-0"

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

WOLF REF./FREEZER

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

WATER DISPENSER

KITCHEN ELEVATIONS 3

Kitchen Elevation 3 - South 1/4" = 1'-0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

1' - 9" BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

REF./FREEZER

WRM DRWRS

DBL RANGE

DBL SINK

3' - 1"

DBL RANGE

UNDR CAB REF. DRWRS

2' - 9 11/32"

BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

3' - 0 31/32"

7' - 0 7/32"

BAR TOP

VENTILLATION HOOD

2' - 2"

HOOD

1' - 2 1/2" 3' - 2"

PANTRY DOOR

GLOBAL PENDANT LIGHTS

Level 1 0' - 0"

Kitchen Elevation 4 - West 1/4" = 1'-0"

0' - 6"

VENTILLATION HOOD

LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

PROMOTING SUSTAINABILITY -Energy efficient appliances -Use of biophilia -Utilizing natural light -Use of durable, renewable locally sourced materials -Use of Solar roofing -Water saving appliances & faucets FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1

BEDROOM PERSPECTIVE

PROMOTING HEALTH & WELLNESS -Incorporating large windows to let natural light in. -Exercise room with The Mirror and large windows and balcony. -Site is close to national parks and trails to allow for lots of outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, walking, etc. -NEAT considerations in design and layout of the home.

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2

Main Bedroom FLOOR & Bathroom SECOND

BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE

TRIO PENDANT WET ROOM SHOWER TRIO PENDANT LED LIGHT MIRROR LIGHTS LIGHTS

LED LIGHT MIRROR CORNER STORAGE

CORNER STORAGE

CORNER VANITY STORAGE

CORNER VANITY STORAGE TRIO LIGHTING PENDANTS

KOHLER WATER SAVING VESSEL FAUCETS SINKS

102 A107

LARGE TILE FLOOR

Level 2 10' - 0"

MAIN BATH ELEVATIONS

4 Elevation Main Bath Elevation 1 - North Main Bath 1 - North A107 1/4" = 1'-0" 1/4" =A102 1'-0"

Level 2 10' - 0"

VESSEL SINKS

6' - 9"

1' - 5 11/16"

2' - 0 13/32"

FLOATING VANITIES

TEAK ACCENT SHOWER LARGE TILE FLOORMAT FLOORING

0' - 3 9/16"

FLOATING VANITIES SOAKING TUB

TEAK ACCENT SHOWER MAT FLOORING

1' - 5 11/16"

SOAKING TUB

VESSEL SINKS

2' - 0 13/32"

KOHLER WATER SAVING FAUCETS

CLOSET

7' - 8"

5' - 0"

FLOATING SHELVES

0' - 3 9/16"

OATING ELVES

DOOR TO BED.

LED LIGHT MIRROR

5' - 0"

LED LIGHT MIRROR

TRIO LIGHTING PENDANTS DOOR TO BED. CLOSET

8' - 0"

WET ROOM SHOWER

FLOATING VANITY

5 A102 A107

FLOATING VANITY

5 Main Bath Elevation 2- East Main Bath Elevation 2- East 1/4" = 1'-0" A102 A107 1/4" = 1'-0"

Level 2 10' - 0"

THE MALAGAN The Malagan Loft LOFT

Completed Fall Year 2

Culture: Papua New Guinea is a land filled with diversity of culture and traditional people who live al ifestyle of subsistence. The people put on performances that display their unique cultures. From ritualistic Malagan masks, tribal art, and the colorful clay that is used for body decoration by the Huli, to the young men of the Sepik region who undergo painful skin cutting on their backs to display a symbol of strength inspired by the crocodiles of the Sepik; Papua New Guinea is rich in cultural traditions. People of Papua New Guinea live in small village houses, organic in form, and built from natural materials. Black, red, and yellow are the sacred colors of Papua New Guinea and are found in much of the art, traditional customs, and dress.

Many of these cultural details inspired the design decisions of the loft.

The design of the loft is a primitive modern look to convey aspects from the culture of Papua New Guinea. Drawing inspiration from the carved Malagan and the vibrant colors of Papua New Guinea; geometric patterns, natural materials of wood and leather, grass and woven textures, and the sacred colors of red, yellow, and black are incorporated into the design. By incorporating these cultural inspired aspects into the design, the goal is to create a space that exudes feelings of warmth and exoticism. In addition to the cultural inspiration of Papua New Guinea, the space remains modern by using contrast of darks and lights, as well as the use of mixed materials and highend fixtures. Along with cultural details and modern look, the design is functional by meeting universal design standards.

LOBBY PERSPECTIVE

FIRSTLobbyFLOOR Women's Restroom

Janitor's Closet 139 SF

151 SF

Lobby 928 SF

Office Space 1201 SF

Mail

Men's Restroom

35 SF

118 SF

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1

SECOND Residential Loft FLOOR KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

CULTURE INSPO SKETCHES

BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE

LIVING/DINING PERSPECTIVE

DW U.C. Wine

Cooktop

Closet U.C. Refr.

Oven

Ref.

77 SF

wrm

Pantry 74 SF

Master Bath 182 SF

Kitchen Living

455 SF

Dining

388 SF

363 SF

Master Bedroom 378 SF

Laundry

Office

112 SF

Foyer 180 SF

121 SF

Storage

Half Bath

85 SF

46 SF D

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2

INTERNSHIP Internship Work WORK Completed Summer Year 3

CONFERENCE ROOM

OFFICE

OFF-STAGE COLLABORATION

SECURE AFTERHOURS SPACE

JANITOR

MEN

WOMEN

VESTIBULE

WORK ROOM

During my internship experience, I completed a variety of tasks. One of the most highlighted is the “Branch of the Future” where I was put in charge of creating a design for a financial institution that is future forward in its features to aid in marketing to clients in order to show the options that are available opposed to just a tradition bank design.

RECEPTION / TELLERS

BREAK ROOM

HOSPITALITY

ITM MACHINES

BRANCH OF THE FUTURE

IT / ELEC

All work shown was completed during my internship at NewGround. All rights go to NewGround. Permission was obtained by supervisor prior to showing any work.

FINISH PLAN

FINISH CONCEPT BOARDS AND MATERIAL BOARDS

OTHER TECHN Technical Skills KITCHEN AND BATH HAND RENDERINGS

COFFEE SHOP HAND RENDERING

RESIDENTIAL HAND RENDERINGS

ICAL SKILLS MANDARIN DUCK NATURE STUDY: SKETCH UP

PHOTOGRAPHY

INITIAL NATURE STUDY SKETCHES AND MODELS

SKETCHES