Haley Burmeister's Interior Design Portfolio-SP21 by haleyburmeister

HALEY Interior Design Portfolio BURMEISTER

HALEY BURMEISTER Interior Architecture & Design EDUCATION

CONTACT 314-640-0014 Hburmeister13@gmail.com 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 a highly organized, proactive, and punctual, with a team-oriented 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.

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. MID-AMERICA ELECTRIC, INC., Laborer MAY 2019–AUG 2019 •Worked with Electricians on lighting jobs and helped in the office by reviewing and organizing documents and lighting plans. 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.

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)

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

INTERESTS •Traveling •Photography •Culinary Arts

Sketchup Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom AutoCAD Revit Hand Rendering

•Fitness •Reading •Sketching

Hand Drafting Model Making

SKILLS •Strong work ethic

•Empathy

•Detail oriented

•Effective communicator

•Problem solver

•Ability to adapt

•Time management skills

•Organizational skills

•Flexible & reliable

•Public speaking

•Relationship strategies

•Quick learner

Interior Design Portfolio: Resume

HONORS: •Academic Scholarship •Art & Design Scholarship (Spring 2020) •Dean’s List-Fall 2018, Spring 2019, Fall 2019, Spring 2020

Microsoft Excel

Interior Design Portfolio: Intro & Table of Contents

Introduction The design of interiors affect and impact 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. We spend so much of our lives in a built environment, and I believe that because of this, design is so powerful and it 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 on people. This portfolio documents my desire to be an effective designer in creating spaces that are functional, sustainable, innovative, and ultimately enhance people’s lives. 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.

Steelcase NEXT 2020 Corporate Office Commercial

The Malagan Loft Residential

SPANISH CLAY TILE STYLE

1'-0"

6 3/8"

GLASS ARCHED WINDOWS

GLASS WINDOWS

DECORATIVE STONE & STUCCO EXTERIOR

Level 2 10' - 0" GLASS WINDOWS

2-CAR GARAGE

Level 1 0' - 0"

GRADE LINE

DECORATIVE STONE PILLARS

1 A101 A105

EXTERIOR ELEVATION-SOUTH 1/8" = 1'-0"

The Lee Wellness House www.autodesk.com/revit

445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532

No.

Description

Date

Exterior Elevations Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

0005 4/12/20 H. Burmeister S. Wilhoit

A105 Scale 1/8" = 1'-0"

Charrette: NKBA Residential

Caffeine Coffee Shop Commercial

6 3/8" 1'-0"

1'-0" 6"

4/10/2020 10:49:38 AM

Residential

1'-0" 6 3/8"

10' - 11 1/4"

The Wellness House Construction Documents

1'-0" 6 3/8"

SOLAR PANEL SHINGLES

19' - 0"

Residential

8' - 1"

The Sunshine Wellness House

1' - 0"

Table of Contents

06 Meditation Chapel The Nature Study: Mandarin Duck Commercial

Next Corporate 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 including 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.

FIRST FLOOR

Interior Design Portfolio: NEXT Corporate Office

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

IN-BETWEEN S PA C E 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. The In-Between space pictured is a fun, cushioned, benching option that is visually interesting and playful.

RECEPTION A full time receptionist 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.

The Sunshine 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 scheme. This neutral 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.

B E D RO O M

B AT H R O O M

FIRST FLOOR

Interior Design Portfolio: Wellness House

SECOND FLOOR

The Wellness House Completed Spring Year 2

45''

GFI

45''

GFI

45''

CODED NOTES:

Kitchen

177 SF 1

GFI

45''

281 SF

Dining

Pantry

GFI Mud Room

64 SF

GFI

45''

GFI

45''

Closet

498 SF

44 SF

Elevator

26 SF

4 DM

BB GFI Garage Storage WH

26 SF GFI

R D

GFI OUTLET

RANGE OUTLET

WASHER OUTLET

REF. OUTLET

DISHWASHER OUTLET

THREE_WAY SWITCH

FOUR_WAY SWITCH

GARBAGE DISPOSAL SWITCH BB WH

The Lee Wellness House 445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532

SMOKE DETECTOR VENT

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

www.autodesk.com/revit

DATA HUB

DRYER OUTLET

4 5

SWITCH

OUTLET

GFI

29 SF

Smart Mirror System

LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS

Garage

400 SF Living Room

Foyer

GFI

Thermostat

GFI

40 SF

Electric Fireplace Security System Control

Half Bath

5 6

134 SF 1

GFI 45'' GFI

Door Bell

GFI

71 SF

Computer Data Outlet

Office

TV Wall Outlet

GFI

45''

GFI

45''

Smart home automation "SIRI" will be incorprated into the electrical and lighting plan including automation control of lighting, thermostats, garage doors, electric fireplace, security system, and door locks.

No.

Description

Date

BREAKER BOX

Tankless Water Heater

First Floor Lighting & Electrical Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

0005 4/12/20 H. Burmeister Checker

A103 Scale As indicated

Construction Documents GFI

GFI

45''

CODED NOTES:

45''

GFI

Owner's Bath

Owner's Bath 108 SF

108 SF

Owner's Bedroom

Closet

274 SF

39 SF

1 1

3 48 SF

48 SF

Bedroom 2 Bedroom 2

203 SF

GFI

Electric Fireplace 4 Door Bell Security System Control

Thermostat

Electric Fireplace

Security System Control

Thermostat

Smart Mirror System

Workout Room Workout Room

SD SD

143 143 SFSF

SD Guest GuestRoom Room

171 SF

Elevator

Closet

28 SF

26 SF

Elevator

28 SF

Bath 3

45''

LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS

45''

Bath 3

26 SF

41 SF

GFI

GFI OUTLET

GFI

www.autodesk.com/revit

The Lee Wellness House

445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532

No.

Description

Date

DATA HUB D

SMOKE DETECTOR

VENT

GD VENT

GARBAGE DISPOSAL SWITCH

GARBAGE DISPOSAL SWITCH BB WH

The Lee Wellness House

FOUR_WAY SWITCH

DATA HUB D

DISHWASHER OUTLET

FOUR_WAY SWITCH

REF. OUTLET

REF. OUTLET DW

THREE_WAY SWITCH

WASHER OUTLET

WASHER OUTLET FR

1/8" = 1'-0"

DRYER OUTLET

SWITCH

THREE_WAY SWITCH

RANGE OUTLET

DRYER OUTLET W

Level 2 Level 2 1/8" = 1'-0"

SWITCH

GFI OUTLET

RANGE OUTLET

www.autodesk.com/revit

OUTLET

41 SF

Closet

GFI

Computer Data Outlet

GFI 3

Bath

98 SF 98 SF GFI GFI 3

45''

203 SF

Bath

GFI

GFI Closet

345''

Closet

Computer2 Data TVOutlet Wall Outlet Door Bell3

345''

GFI

thermostats, garage doors, electric fireplace,

TV Wall Outlet security system, and door locks.

GFI

Smart home automation "SIRI" will be CODED incorprated into NOTES: the electrical and lighting plan including automation of lighting, 1 Smart homecontrol automation "SIRI" will be thermostats, garage doors,into electric fireplace, and lighting incorprated the electrical security system, and door locks. plan including automation control of lighting,

BREAKER BOX

BREAKER WH BOXTankless Water Heater

Tankless Water Heater

Second Floor Lighting & Electrical

0005 Project number Date 4/12/20 Drawn by 0005 H. Burmeister Project number Date Checked by 4/12/20S. Wilhoit

Drawn by

H. Burmeister

020 9:03:52 PM

GFI

A104

Scale As indicated

SOLAR PANEL SHINGLES

10' - 11 1/4"

SPANISH CLAY TILE STYLE

GLASS ARCHED WINDOWS

DECORATIVE STONE & STUCCO EXTERIOR

GLASS ARCHED WINDOWS

DECORATIVE STONE & Level STUCCO EXTERIOR

GLASS WINDOWS

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 1 0' - 0"

DECORATIVE STONE PILLARS

South 1/8" = 1'-0" South 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

DECORATIVE STONE PILLARS

The Lee Wellness House The Lee Wellness House www.autodesk.com/revit www.autodesk.com/revit

1' - 0"

2-CAR GARAGE

8' - 1"

Level 2

2-CAR 10' GARAGE - 0"

GLASS WINDOWS

19' - 0"

2 10' - 0" 19' - 0"

GLASS WINDOWS

8' - 1"

GLASS WINDOWS

1' - 0"

Interior Design Portfolio: Construction Documents

10' - 11 1/4"

SPANISH CLAY TILE STYLE

SOLAR PANEL SHINGLES

445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532 445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532

No. No.

Description Description

Date Date

Exterior Elevations

Exterior Elevations 0005 Project number

Date 4/12/20 0005 Project number Date Drawn by4/12/20 H. Burmeister byBurmeister S. Wilhoit Scale 1/8" = Drawn byChecked H. Checked by S. Wilhoit Scale 1/8" = 1'-0"

A105

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

Kitchen Elevation 2 - East 1/4" = 1'-0" Kitchen Elevation 2 - East 2 1/4" = 1'-0" UNDR. CNTR. REF. DRWRS.

BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

BRUSHEDDBL MARBLE RANGE BACKSPLASH

DBL RANGE

4/5/2020 9:04:13 PM

WATER DISPENSER

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

www.autodesk.com/revit

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 1 0' - 0"

VENTILLATION HOOD

BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

REF./FREEZER

WRM DRWRS

REF./FREEZER

WRM DRWRS

DBL RANGE BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

DBL RANGE

DBL SINK

0' - 11 13/16" 4' - 5" 3' - 1"

0' - 6"

DBL SINK

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 1 0' - 0"

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

The Lee Wellness House The LeePlace Wellness 445 McKay Moab, House UT 84532 445 McKay Place Moab, UT 84532

No.

Description

Date

Kitchen Elevations Project number 0005 Kitchen Elevations Date 4/12/20 Drawn by Project number Checked by Date

0005H. Burmeister S. Wilhoit 4/12/20

Drawn by Checked by

H. Burmeister S. Wilhoit

A106 A106

Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"

4/5/2020 9:05:00 PM

WATER DISPENSER

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

VENTILLATION HOOD

4/5/2020 9:05:00 PM

BAR TOP

1'-0"

7' - 0 7/32" 7' - 0 7/32"

HOOD

BAR TOP

105

2' - 2"

HOOD CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

3' - 0 31/32" 2' - 9 11/32" 3' - 0 31/32" 2' - 9 11/32" 2' - 2"

WOLF REF./FREEZER

0' - 11 13/16"

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

GLOBAL PENDANT LIGHTS

UNDR CAB REF. DRWRS

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 1 0' - 0"

UNDR. CNTR. REF. DRWRS.

4' - 5" 6' - 11 31/32"

CRAFSMAN STYLE CABINETRY W/ DECORATIVE ANTHROPOLOGIE KNOBS AND PULLS CRAFSMAN STYLE CABINETRY W/ DECORATIVE ANTHROPOLOGIE KNOBS AND PULLS

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

UNDR CAB REF. DRWRS

VARYING HEIGHTS OF COUNTER TOP

DBL SINK

WOLF REF./FREEZER

PANTRY DOOR

REF.

LOOKS INTO DINING ROOM BAR TOP

0' - 6"

KOHLER TOUCHLESS FAUCET DBL SINK

1' - 9"

PANTRY DOOR

GLOBAL PENDANT LIGHTS

VARYING HEIGHTS OF COUNTER TOP

1' - 9"

REF.

LOOKS INTO DINING ROOM BAR TOP

6' - 11 31/32"

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 1 0' - 0"

ISLAND WITH BUILT IN STORAGE AND MICROWAVE DRAWER

DOUBLE RANGE

KOHLER TOUCHLESS FAUCET

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

ISLAND WITH BUILT IN STORAGE AND MICROWAVE DRAWER

BAR TOP

VARYING COUNTERTOP HEIGHTS

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHTS

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

3' - 1"

DBL SINK

DISHWASHER

0' - 6"

DISHWASHER

DBL SINK

BRUSHED MARBLE DOUBLE BACKSPLASH RANGE

VARYING COUNTERTOP HEIGHTS

0' - 6"

BAR TOP

BRUSHED MARBLE BACKSPLASH

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHTS

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHTS

3' - 1"

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

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

WINDOW: NORTH VIEW

GLOBE PENDANT LIGHTS

3' - 1"

VENTILLATION HOOD

CRAFTSMAN STYLE CABINETRY WITH MOULDING

3' -1'0"- 2 1/2"1' - 2 1/2" 3' - 10 1/4" 3' - 10 1/4"

WINDOW: NORTH VIEW

3' - 0"

VENTILLATION HOOD

The Malagan Loft Completed Fall Year 2

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 of the loft. 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 high-end fixtures. Along with cultural details and modern look, the design is functional by meeting universal design standards.

FIRST FLOOR

www.autodesk.co

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Women's Restroom

Janitor's Closet 139 SF

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

151 SF

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Lobby

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

928 SF

Office Space 1201 SF

Men's Restroom 118 SF

No.

Description

www.auto

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

SECOND FLOOR

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Burmeis

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Loft Floor Plan L

DW U.C. Wine

Cooktop

Closet U.C. Refr.

Oven

Ref.

77 SF

Consultant Address Address Phone Project numberFax e-mail Date

Drawn by Checked by

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

wrm

A101

Pantry 74 SF

Scale

Master Bath 182 SF

Kitchen Living

455 SF

Dining

388 SF

363 SF

Master Bedroom 378 SF No.

Laundry

Foyer 180 SF

Des

Office

112 SF

Interior Design Portfolio: Malagan Loft

Mail 35 SF

121 SF

Storage

Half Bath

85 SF

46 SF D

Burm

B AT H R O O M The loft’s bathroom includes a wet area shower and bathtub, with a sliding glass door. The accent wall is a black, petrified wood stone from the stone collection, paired with a travertine tile flooring. The bathroom is universally designed and has plenty of built in storage. The materials chosen for this space are inspired by the culture of Papua New Guinea.

DINING/LIVING RO O M The Dining and Living area of the Loft has colors, materials, textures, and patterns that are inspired from the culture of Papua New Guinea. The cased openings allow the living and dining areas to be open to one another to encourage gathering and togetherness.

The theoretical clients for this charrette project were Liam and Olivia Taylor, a married couple in their mid 40s who recently relocated to a contemporary home in Boulder, Colorado, They were looking to update their kitchen and bath to something more suitable to their styles.

Bathroom Perspective Kitchen Perspective

Olivia likes a shabby-chic vibe, neutrals with pops of color and patterns, while Liam prefers mixed materials and favors function over style. Since moving to Colorado, they wanted a sustainable design and hoped to incorporate that into their remodeling project. They both wanted to have their kitchen and bath spaces be a blend of their tastes to create a design that they can settle into and enjoy for many years to come. Each of these details from the program was considered and implemented when designing the kitchen and bath.

NKBACharrette Completed Fall Year 2

This charette was a remodel project for a bathroom and a kitchen in a contemporary home in Boulder, CO. The remodel is a blend of two styles, incorporating both a shabby chic look, as well as the use of mixed materials. The shabby Chic look is accomplished through a neautral color pallete that contains pops of soft colors including, blues, pinks, and subtle patterns. The design stays modern through the use of mixed materials of stone and wood, and through the open floor plan. The design aims to meet the needs and wants of a functional space, as well as a sustainable design.

Inspiration & Sketches

Caffeine: A Coffee Shop Completed Spring Year 1

The space designed is a coffee shop that exudes an honest and open feeling through using raw materials for a clean, industrial look. The materials used are honest and natural to what they are. The space is designed to be experiential and inviting. Futuristic Technology is incorporated and adds a modern twist to an industrial look. This space is an environment where customers can learn, interact, relax and enjoy coffee.

Interior Perspective

The floor plan of this coffee shop is space planned around the main coffee bar in a “U” shape. On the left side of the plan is the interactive coffee section. This side of the plan allows for customers to choose their preferred coffee beans, milk, and flavors. From there, their coffee is brewed at the bar where they can see and learn from the coffee making experience. On the right side of the plan is seating area with a full window view.

Floor Plan

The materials used in the design consist of mixed materials with an industrial feel. Mostly wood, tiles, and brick are used. The color palette is natural and neutral with contrasting darks and lights. A chalk board wall offers a menu for all to see and allows for the menu to be changed and adapted as needed.

Coffee Bar Perspective

Meditation Chapel Nature Study: Mandarin Duck Completed Spring Year 1

The space designeed is a meditation space inspired by the Mandarin Duck. The space conveys feelings of calmness, thoughtfulness, and comfort, through the use of design elements and principles. The design elements and principles emphasized in the space are line, shape, and color.

Inspration/ Sketches/ Models:

Line: Line is implemented into the design by drawing inspiration from the sharp lines found in the Mandarin Duck’s feathers and found in the shape of their body. Feelings of thoughtfulness are implemented into the structure by paying attention to the inspired line details on the duck.

Exterior View

Color: Color is implemented into the design by incorporating stained glass into the structure. Colors similar to the array of colors on the male mandarin duck are used. Part of the structure is white to emphasize a calm, clean feel. Bird’s Eye View

Shape: Shape is implemented into the design by pulling from the shapes of the duck’s wings, head, and feet. Inspiration is drawn not only from the duck’s feathers, but especially from the two sail shaped feathers on the back end of the duck. By incorporating these shapes into the design, feelings of comfort, almost as if visitors were being embraced by the wings of the duck, are emphasized. Interior View

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Steelcase NEXT 2020 Corporate Office

Charrette: NKBA