Interior Architecture Portfolio

Sarah Jean Hill University Of Oregon Interior Architecture Portfolio

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U of O Flagship Amazon Bookstore

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ROOTED. Curatorial Exhibition

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Vibe Hotel

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Co-Working OďŹƒce

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Living Above the Shop

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McEwen Residence Kitchen Renovation

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Pages 12-18

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Pages 34-38

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at the University of Oregon Adaptive Reuse Eugene, Oregon Spring 2019 Catering to Sports Business and Sports Journalism students and faculty at the University of Oregon, this specialized Amazon bookstore explores innovative and fresh retail strategies that constantly remind you that you’re in TrackTown U.S.A. This new University of Oregon sports specialty bookstore furthers Amazon’s mission to bring an innovative, new, and out-of-the-box approaches to retail.

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E 10th Ave

Amazon Concession Cafe (self-serve) Kindle Korner/ Study Space

Willamette St

iPad Kiosk

Built-In Seating “Dug Out” Lounge Space

Entry

Antico Infinity Spark Vinyl Flooring

iPad Checkout

Event/Display Space

Elesgo High-Gloss White Laminate Flooring “Dug Out” Lounge Space

Milliken Fixate Velvet Diploid Carpet

Amazon Lockers Kindle Korner Display

Milliken Fixate Velvet Non-Zero Carpet

ADA Family Restroom

Marazzi Minimal Porcelain Tiles

Break Room Study Room

Level 1 Plan Ground Floor Scale: 1/4” =1’-0”

Study Room

Digital Display Screen

iPad Kiosk

Column 10 Row 4

Bookshelves resembling the new Hayward Field design.

View of “The Dugout,� a private reading or discussion space under the stairs.

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Open to Below

iPad Kiosk

Open to Below 6

Open to Below

Charging Lounge

Kindle Korner

Group Study/Kindle Korner

Mezzanine Plan

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View from mezzanine looking towards the North facade.

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Arper PIX Poufs

Willamette St

E 1oth Ave

Jasper Morrison Cappellini Chair

KINDLE KORNER Couldn’t find what you were looking for? Try a kindle!

Ask a sales person for purchasing options

Section Looking East

Vitra Amoebe Modular Lounge Chairs Dutton Brown Hemi Flush Mount

Lightart Acoustic Pendant Light Satelite Acoustic Lunar Dome

Poppin Key Chair

Poppin Upbeat Stool

Steelcase Enea Table

Haworth Planes Table

KIN KOR Couldn’t find what you were looking for? Try a kindle!

Ask a sales person for purchasing options

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ROOTED.

Curatorial Exhibition Copenhagen, Denmark Summer 2019 Located at the Royal Danish Playhouse, ROOTED. is an exhibition comprised of eight Danish chairs chosen from the Danish Design Museum. Each chair is made out of relatively one simple material. By combining an interactive element with each chair display, visitors will leave the exhibition with a better understanding of how, through the use of honest and simple materials, Denmark continues to be a world leader in design.

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Model Chair

Panton Chair NO. 31

UP Chair Paper Mache Chair 654 W

Landi Chair

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Floor 0 Scale: 1:125

Blow Chair

UP Chair Designer: Gaetano Pesce Year: 1939 Material: Polyurethane, Wool

Panton Chair Designer: Verner Panton Year: 1960 Material: Plastic

654 W Designer: Jens Risom Year: 1943 Material: Birch, Webbing

NO. 31 Designer: Alvar Aalto Year: 1931 Material: Birch Plywood

Chair Designer: J.E. Meyer Year: 1860-70 Material: Paper Mache

Model Designer: Poul Kjaerholm Year: 1953 Material: Steel

Blow Inatable Chair Designer: Zonatta Year: 1967 Material: Transparent PVC Foil

Landi Chair Designers: Hans Corav Year: 1938 Material: Aluminum

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10’-5 1/4”

9’-10 1/2”

9’-5”

4’-11”

Each chair is framed in a black wooden house-like structure.

There are three varying sizes of these frames in order to accentuate the different scales of the chairs. To continue the theme of simplicity, thin glass panels provide information to the viewers.

5’-9”

6’-10 1/2”

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Section Looking Northwest

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The Vibe Hotel Adaptive Reuse Portland, OR Fall 2018

The Vibe Hotel revitalizes the abondoned 10 W Hotel in downtown Portland into a fun, millennial-oriented overnight experience. With plenty of opportunities to socialize, work, relax, and shop, the Vibe Hotel accommodates all guests, whether they’re staying for one night or for one week.

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Legend Restaurants

Shopping

Site

Cafes

Market

Pearl District

Parks

Bike Sharing

Transit Stops

Entertainment

Food Trucks

Parking

Storage

Storage

Retail Retail

Bar/Club

Bike Storage

Basement

Bike Storage

Entry

Ground Level

Guests can pick from a variety of monochromatic color-coded rooms at the Vibe Hotel, in order to encourage social media interaction and Instagram posts about the Vibe Hotel from the guests.

Purple Room Section Looking South

Purple Room Plan

Home Depot Mystical Grape Mesh-Mounted Mosaic Tile

Ronne Gris Wood Plank Ceramic Tile

Handcraft Rugs Trellis Shag Area Rug

DHGate Vessel Sink

WayFair Purple Headboard Butler Acrylic Coee Table

Alibaba Tinted Glass Sliding Barn Door

Z Gallerie Circa Sofa

Foter HighBack Swivel Chair

Gym DN

Gym

Co-Work

Break Room/ Storage

Yoga

Kitchen

Gaming

Dining

Cafe

Open to Below

Open to Below

Reception

Lounge

Retail

Second Floor

Third-Sixth Floor

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Jason Bruges 3 Pixel Hanging Decor

Painted Brick

Aculcobond Composite Aluminum Cladding Panels

Multi-color Acid Stained Epoxy Polished Concrete Floors Home Depot Bene 16 mm thick Gorilla Pink Tinted Glass Wall Playsets Pink Swing

Area of Focus: Entry on Ground Floor

North Section/E

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Entry Way Plan

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Entry way looking toward the ramp to the basement, stairs to upper levels, and elevators.

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A Area of Focus: Third Floor Atrium/Social Lounge

Round Hole Aluminum Perforated Sheet 3003 H14 Onlinemetals.com

Multi-color Acid Stained Epoxy Polished Concrete Floors

Home Depot Corrugated Galvanized Steel Gauge Panel

A: East Section/Elevation

Audimute AcousticColor Fire Rated Ceiling Tiles

B: North Section/Elevation

C: Sou

uth Section/Elevation

There are a variety of color-coded privacy booths in the third floor social lounge. These booths allow guests to get work done, while still being present in a social atmosphere.

Booth Plan

Front Elevation

5/8” TransTint Light Purple Dyed Wood Veneer Clipso Acoustical Batting 3/4” Mineral Fiberboard

7’- 9 7/8”

5/8” TransTint Dark Purple Dyed Wood Veneer 2x4 Plywood Bench With Purple MDF Siding 5/8” TransTint Light Purple Dyed Wood Veneer 3/8” Subfloor

6’ -9 5/8”

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Enlarged Atrium Plan

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Atrium Reflected Ceiling Plan

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Kennell Ellis Co-Work Adaptive Reuse Eugene, OR Winter 2018

The Kennell Ellis building in Downtown Eugene is transformed from a multi-tenant commercial building into a co-working oďŹƒce. This design oers a variety of work environments, from private, to collaborative, to social spaces, in order suit the needs and preferences of every individual.

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S-08

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L-05 D-01 S-01

L-05

S-05 T-07

S-05 T-07

FF&E Selection Sample

S-01 D-01

T-06

Phone Booths

Neighborhood

Neighborhood

Conference Room S-02

L-05 D-01 S-01

Print Station

L-05

T-01

S-08

S-01 D-01

T-09 L-01

T-07

S-04

S-06

R-01

L-06

S-01 D-01

L-05 D-01

L-05

D-01

S-01 S-02

L-05

T-02

S-01 D-01

T-06

D-01

Neighborhood

Conference Room

S-07

L-05

S-01 S-05 T-07

L-05

S-01

T-04

S-05 T-07

Neighborhood

Kitchen

S-09 Second Floor

L-05

L-05

L-05

S-01 D-01

L-05

S-01 D-01

S-01 D-01

S-01 D-01

S-05 T-07

L-05

D-01

L-05

D-01

S-05 T-07

S-01

Amphitheatre

S-01

Neighborhood

L-01 S-04

Neighborhood

T-09

T-09

S-03

P-01

T-09

Phone Booth

S-01 P-01

S-08

Conference Room

L-06

L-06

S-02

Lounge

L-06

L-01 L-06

T-01

S-04

T-09 S-09

S-06

T-03

Lounge

L-01

L-06

L-01

First Floor

D-01

Storage

L-04

L-07 Basement

L-05 S-03 D-02

T-09 R-01

L-01

S-06

L-06

L-06 L-03

T-02 S-04 T-09 L-03

L-01

L-05 S-03 D-02

Library

T-09 L-03

S-02 S-04

L-03

L-03

Conference Room

T-09

Cafe

L-06

S-04 L-01

S-05 T-05

L-01

T-08 R-01 L-01

S-06 L-01

W 13th Ave

Willamette St

S-01

Nap Cubby

S-04

Reception L-06

R-01

First Floor Public Cafe Vingette

First Floor Formal Conference Room Vingette Area of Focus: Gathering Area on Level 1

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Second Floor Neighborhood Vingette Looking North

South West Section Looking South

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Living Above the Shop Mixed-Use, New Construction Dalston, London Fall 2017

A toy store and a chocolate shop sit on the ground oor of this three story, six units, mixed-use apartment complex. The upper apartments bridge over the diagonal passageway, which cuts through the complex. This passageway guides and welcomes visitors from Bradbury Street to the social hotspot of Gillett Square.

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GILLETT SQUARE

Views to Bradbury Street

passage way below

BRADBURY STREET

Site Circulation

First Floor

Section Through Passageway Looking Southwest

Second Floor

Views to Gillett Square

Site Model Looking at South Elevation from Gillett Square

Third Floor

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McEwen Residence

Private Residence Kitchen Renovation BloomďŹ eld Hills, MI Summer 2018

While visiting my family in Michigan, my aunt expressed to me that she wanted to update her kitchen. I modeled her kitchen in SketchUp with updated ďŹ nishes and appliances, removed the wall between the kitchen and dining room, added new counter seating, and tacked on a mini bar for my uncle. I showed it to my Aunt and Uncle and they carried out my design.

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Before...

...During (Renders)

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After...

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Thank You. Sarah Hill hillsarah90@gmail.com 503-330-6382