Ashley J Hedderman Portfolio 2022

Ashley J Hedderman, Fairfield Inn & Suites Marriot, Photography,

My name is Ashley J. Hedderman, I’m originally from El Paso, Texas. Upon graduating from high school, I had the opportunity to move to Atlanta where I am a student at the Ernest G. Welch School of Art and Design at Georgia State University. Living in Atlanta has provided extraordinary opportunities and exposure to art, architecture, and cultural events and allowed me to grow as a designer and artist. I am extremely passionate about the interior design industry; therefore, I aspire to focus my future endeavors in hospitality and residential. I strongly believe with hard work, and dedication, dreams can come true.

" All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them."

- Walter Elias Disney

MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM

The design of this motorcycle museum was inspired by my current workplace at HarleyDavidson of Atlanta. I created a museum that would attract locals and tourists by designing vignettes as timelines to take the visitor back in time from the first HarleyDavidson motorcycle and its evolution throughout the years. The goal of this project was to give Atlanta a new attraction that people of all ages, cultures, and motorcyclists, can all enjoy.

Proposed Floor Plan

VROD Display

Harley-Davidson Sportsters Show Room

Harley-Davidson Classics Show Room

While designing the Welch Galleries, I created an environment that is aesthetically appealing and beneficial for all students and faculty. An urban-style coffee shop, a modern-classic lobby, and an industrialized multi-purpose common area; create a unique atmosphere. Students and faculty have the freedom to lounge around decompress and collaborate outside of the classroom.

As-Built Floor Plan

Lobby Elevation

Section of Lounge & Corridor

FARNSWORTH HOUSE

East Elevation

For this project, I recreated the iconic Farnsworth House, designed and constructed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe between 1945 and 1951. I created a 3-D model using Revit and Enscape by sourcing the original drawings from the Library of Congress.

North Elevation

South Elevation

West Elevation

Front Exterior

Living Room

Section 1: Dining Area & Living Room

Section 2: Kitchen & Living Room

Dining Area

KIMBERLY-CLARK ROSWELL, GA. OFFICE

The concept for this project is to embrace the goals and core values of Kimberly Clark. Specifically on the authentic and caring values of Kimberly-Clark. I implemented some inspirational design elements that are derived from Kimberly-Clark products such as Kleenex, Scott toilet paper, and Scott paper towels throughout the floorplan. The design emphasizes the international company’s efficiency and core values.

Kleenex® Brand: There Whenever, Wherever Someone Needs One.

Fueled by ingenuity, creativity, and an understanding of people’s most essential needs, Kimberly-Clark’s employees around the world create products that help individuals experience more of what’s important to them.

The global sculpture was inspired by the Scott toilet paper roll, which is wrapped and luminated around the sculpture; Led by an International aircraft.

Luminated Kleenex Inspired columns.

Proposed Floor Plan

Reception Area

Design element process of the Kleenex decorative inspired columns.

Floor Plan view of Reception & Lobby

Process of Reception & Lobby

Reception Lighting

Corridor Lighting Ambient Lighting

Reception & Lobby

Materials in Lobby

Kimberly-Clark Colors

Process of the global sculpture inspired by the Scott toilet paper roll, that is wrapped and luminated around the sculpture; streaming behind aircraft.

Fueled by ingenuity, creativity, and an understanding of people’s most essential needs, Kimberly-Clark’s employees around the world create products that help individuals experience more of what’s important to them.

Ambient Lighting

Accent Lighting

Entrance to Kimberly-Clark Office Materials

Entrance to Kimberly-Clark Office Building

Kimberly-Clark Sign at Entrance of the Office

Floor Plan view of Entry

Blacklock House Section Foyer

Swan House Mansion (graphite, micro pen, & black charcoal on Bristol paper.)

The Historic Academy of Medicine (graphite, micro pen, & black charcoal on Bristol paper.)

St. Mark's Methodist Church (graphite, micro pen, & black charcoal on Bristol paper.)

AMTRACK Train Station (graphite, micro pen, & black charcoal, white charcoal on Bristol paper.)

Email: Ahedderman1@student.gsu.edu

Phone: (915)539-7691

Ashley J. Hedderman