Hannah Halvorson Interior Design Portfolio 2020

HANNAH HALVORSON I N T E R I O R D E S I G N P O RT F O L I O

HANNAH HALVORSON INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO “Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes.

Design is knowing which ones to keep.”

-Scott Adams

GREATER PHOENIX DIGESTIVE HEALTH CENTER

OFFICE OF 2040

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THE NEXT HUB

AGING-IN-PLACE DUPLEX

FRESH & FAUVE SOCIAL BAR

HAVERMAN RESIDENCE

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HUDA BEAUTY

HALVORSON RESIDENCE

the office of OBJECTIVE

Design an office for the year 2040, taking into consideration societal changes and priorities, like sustainability and technological advances. Office type and size is decided upon by the group.

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Downtown Chicago

MEDIA

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

DETAILS

Fall 2019 - Five week conceptual project Group Project with members:

Angela Bunge, interior design

Madeline Hilby, interior design

LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE

space

flexibility + function integrating interaction integrating convenient services incorporating technology sustainable environment

comfort

more casual environment promote wellness prevent burnout less performance pressure personalization of work process

renewal

access to wellness features natural light for Circadian rhythm stress management restorative experiences biophilia

concept statement

In 20 years time, how people work and the spaces they work in will evolve as new generations join the workforce. As agile working becomes the new norm, with a focus on wellness, the office landscape must form to these new working patterns.

To follow the changing landscape, our Office of 2040 will focus on reinventing space, comfort, and renewal. The office environment will incorporate flexible coworking spaces that allows people to customize and personalize the way that they work. In order to achieve this, our space will provide a variety of postures and comfortable furniture arrangements to promote wellbeing and a home-like environment. A wellness center located off the main entry of the building provides an opportunity for building tenants to rejuvenate and recharge in order to reduce the stress and pressure of their workload. The Office of 2040 will become a home so that the home can become a sanctuary.

sustainability rapidly renewable materials LED lighting site near public transit 360° windows for daylighting plants to improve IAQ

WELLNESS biophilic design lighting mimicking Circadian rhythm active and renewal wellness centers sense of community comfortable and personalized space

FIRST FLOOR

wellness areas

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large atrium space to let in daylight

TECHNOLOGY

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customizable windows customizable lighting 3D projections digital material library

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OLED screens in conference rooms OLED interactive screen reception

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OLED reception screen

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holograms on tables

SECOND FLOOR 1 LOBBY 2 WORK CAFE 3 CAFE WORKSTATION

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5 SENSORY DEPRIVATION 6 GYM

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7 YOGA STUDIO 8 SHOWERS

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3D projection/ hologram

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green space EAQ

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adjustable windows

bathroom with storage, showers and private stalls

to let in certain light

OLED screens

THIRD FLOOR computerized library

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OPEN TO BELOW

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18 RESTROOMS 19 HUDDLE ROOM 21

20 LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 21 HUDDLE ROOM 22 PATIO

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for fresh air

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WORK CAFE

LOBBY

RECEPTION

WORKSPACE

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EMPLOYEE LOUNGE

EMPLOYEE LOUNGE

OBJECTIVE

Design an extension space for Next University called the Next Hub. This space serves students and faculty in many ways to help them best achieve success in their higher education, from access to childcare, tutoring, computer labs and more.

SITE

Washington D.C.

MEDIA

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

DETAILS

Fall 2019 - Steelcase NEXT Student Design Competition Individual Project

PROBLEM

BUILDING SUCCESS RECONFIGURABILITY & FLEXIBILITY Students can be more successful with more control over their environment and having the option to choose how they want to learn.

COMMUNICATION & COLLABORATION In an active learning environment, students have are more easily able to network and work with their instructors and peers, getting the best out of their time spent learning.

TOOLS & SKILLS Having access to all of the tools that they need to learn and be successful and healthy is key in creating a strong education foundation.

FOUNDATION

In need of a new, unique space, NEXT University is building the NEXT Hub, which will be a place for students, faculty, and others to meet and collaborate in an active and blended learning environment. Special considerations need to be examined to best suit the types of learners that will be using these spaces, from students taking online courses, to busy professionals looking to further their education.

foun·da·tion /founˈdāSH(ə)n/: the basis or groundwork of anything

CONCEPT

NEXT University was founded with a purpose to shift the paradigm of learning, providing access to a unique educational experience focused on student well-being. Education is the cornerstone of an individual’s life, equipping them with the skillset to thrive throughout their life. The NEXT Hub is a place where students can build on their foundation of knowledge through collaboration, connection and communication. The space will feel monumental with cozy nooks tucked in for comfort. Thoughtful mixtures of solid textures, naturalistic elements, and placement of color will provide a modern setting where students will feel empowered to learn and grow. Carefully curated furniture pieces, ranges of ambiance, and a variety of postures will allow students to customize their learning experience and promote well-being.

FOUNDATION

FOUNDATION

FACULTY OFFICES

CONNECTION HUB

OPEN TUTORING

ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM

COMPUTER LAB

PRIVATE TUTORING

IN-BETWEEN

FABRICATION LAB

LEARNING COMMONS

ENTRY

ENTRY MOTHER’S ROOM CHILDCARE

LOCKERS & COPY

IN-BETWEEN

IN-BETWEEN

OUTDOOR SPACE

LARGE ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM

IMMERSIVE LEARNING

IN-BETWEEN

LOCKERS & COPY

IN-BETWEEN

SMALL SEMINAR CLASSROOMS

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4 childcare 6 learning commons

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7 immersive learning 8 active learning classroom 9 computer lab

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10 seminar classroom

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10th FLOOR

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ENTRY

CHILDCARE

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ACTIVE LEARNING CLASSROOM

LEARNING COMMONS

PRIVATE TUTORING

PUBLIC TUTORING

MULTIPURPOSE CLASSROOM

GREATER PHOENIX

DIGESTIVE HEALTH CENTER OBJECTIVE

Design a gastroenterology suite for a physician's group located within a new medical office building. The 12,540 sq. ft. will specialize in preventing, diagnosing, and treating digestive and liver disorders and disease. The clinic goal is to advance the delivery of care for patients suffering from all digestive health condtions.

SITE

Scottsdale Arizona

MEDIA

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

DETAILS

Spring 2020 - IIDA Student Design Competition Group Project with members:

Brigitte Alexander, interior design

Debanjana Chatterjee, architecture

Jesse Bell, landscape architecture

CONCEPT

The Greater Phoenix Digestive Health Center includes elements that nurture the innate human-nature connection through biophilic design. Living in the desert imparts a deep appreciation for the value of water and at the same time, the importance of water in the human body for digestive health. This clinic wants to showcase how to use water wisely in a healthcare setting that sits in the arid desert of Arizona by using low water use and desert adapted plants, recycling water for indoor landscaping and through artificial water features to produce effects of soothing and calmness in a healing environment.

LOW WATER USE PLANT PALETTE

DESIGN INSPIRATION

WATER ORGANIC

CACTUS GEOMETRIC

BIOPHILIC CHARACTERISTICS

STRESS REDUCTION, EMOTION, MOOD AND PREFERENCE

Visual connection with nature

Lowered blood pressure and heart rate, positively impacted attitude and overall happiness

Presence of water

Reduced stress, increased feeling of tranquility, lower heart rate and blood pressure and positive emotional responses

Biomorphic forms and patterns

Observed view preference

Material connection with nature

Improved comfort and subconscious contentment

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1 elevator entry 2 check in 3 check out 4 active waiting room 5 short term waiting 6 weight check 7 exam room 8 clinical work area 9 manager office 10 procedure room 11 sterilization room 12 infusion short term waiting 13 infusion patient area 14 private infusion room 15 infusion clinical work area 16 clean storage & mix room 17 infusion suite restroom 18 administration office 19 practitioner office 20 clinical director office 21 staff lounge

CIRCULATION MAP

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PATIENT: ELEVATOR TO CHECK-IN

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PATIENT: CHECK-IN TO ACTIVE WAITING AREA

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PATIENT: SHORT TERM WAITING TO EXAM TO CHECK-OUT

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STAFF: MAIN PATH OF TRAVEL

PATIENT: ACTIVE WAITING AREA TO SHORT TERM WAITING

CHECK-IN

ACTIVE WAITING ROOM

Plant installation shows water filtration system in nature, to demonstrate how similar the process is to the digestive system.

INFUSION SUITE

EXAM ROOM

STAFF LOUNGE

INDEPENDENT LIVING DUPLEX OBJECTIVE

Develop a site in a rural town that houses duplexes meant for seniors to comfortly age in place, while also including amenities the group deems necessary. In addition, develop client profiles to help improve aging in place considerations.

SITE

Nevada, Iowa

MEDIA

Revit, Enscape, Photoshop

DETAILS

Spring 2020 Group Project with members:

Emilie Freeze, interior design

Sushmitha Rayasam, architecture

Julia Hertaus, community and regional planning

COMMUNITY MISSION

Our mission is to provide quality public services that effectively address citizen and community needs in a fiscally responsible manner by accommodating for and increasing LMI housing, and providing quality homes and opportunity.

NEW URBANISM PRINCIPLES

• Walkability • Connectivity • Mixed-Use and Diversity • Quality Architecture and Urban Design • Traditional Neighborhood • Structure • Increased Density • Smart Transportation • Sustainability • Quality of Life

CONCEPT

Social (adj.): marked by or passed in pleasant companionship with friends or associates; the interaction of the individual and the group; the welfare of human beings as members of society; tending to form cooperative and interdependent relationships with other; living and breeding in more or less organized communities especially for the purposes of cooperation and mutual benefit.

SITE PLAN

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1 duplex lot 2 garden plots 3 small gathering space 4 large gathering space 5 observatory pond

AGING IN PLACE KITCHEN DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Base cabinets that are potentially removable for wheelchair users

Glass cabinet doors that provide visibility of contents

Drawer dishwasher for less bending

Continuous countertops for mobility between appliances

Ample counterspace to set items down

Loop cabinet pulls are best for grasping and not catching on clothing Drawer cabinets for less bending over to reach into cabinets Dishwasher located next to sink

KITCHEN ELEVATIONS

Microwave and other appliances installed either at counter height or under countertop

Side-by-side refrigerator is most easily accessible

TENANT 1 PROFILE Couple in the 50’s, recently retired Moved to downsize Wife loves to cook and sew Husband is retired pilot and likes to fish Grandkids live near and visit often Like to spend time together going on walks and playing card games

LIVING SPACE TENANT 2 PROFILE Widowed man in his upper 60’s Retired music teacher His children and grandchildren visit often Loves to go for walks and bird watch Avid coin collector Loves to read

DEN/HOBBY ROOM

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Develop a color palette using Sherwin-Williams paint colors and a client persona, and apply them to a commercial or residential setting of choice.

SITE

Austin, Texas

MEDIA

Revit, Enscape

DETAILS

Spring 2020 - Sherwin-Williams Student Design Challenge Individual Project

CONCEPT

Many of today’s trends are inspired by the generations and trends

that came before, almost a type of revival movement, yet we have made the trends modern and unique. There is also a focus on social justice and acceptance of individuality. This inspired me to take a look back at Fauvism from the Impressionist period of fine art. During its short duration, Fauvism was considered over the top, and literally means “wild beast”. Designing this space in this extravagant and eye-catching Fauvist

Fauve FRESH&

way would be able to satisfy the needs of the client and the experience for their demographic.

I was particularly inspired by a painting by Matisse, shown

below. In Matisse’s 1905 painting Open Window, Collioure we see a window looking out to a bay with boats, which inspired my concept of an abstracted space that is a colorful and lively coral reef underwater.

The unexpected and arbitrary colors used in Matisse’s painting helped me develop a unique and fresh color scheme for a boutique hotel’s restaurant/bar. With a variety of Sherwin Williams paint colors, fabric textures and design elements, I can create a one-of-a-kind experience that is invigorating and refreshing.

SW 7511 BUNGALOW BEIGE

SW 9030 LIMÓN FRESCO

SW 6842 FORWARD FUCHSIA

SW 6510 LOYAL BLUE

OPEN WINDOW, COLLIOURE HENRI MATISSE, 1905

Huda Beauty OBJECTIVE

Create a retail space for the currently online-exclusive cosmetics brand, Huda Beauty. Beyond designing a space that reflects the brand's identity and philosophy, the space must include an experiential element to supplement the traditional retail experience.

SITE

East Village, Des Moines, Iowa

MEDIA

Revit, Photoshop

DETAILS

Fall 2018 Group Project with Jenna Iversen, interior design

DESIGN PROBLEM Traditional cosmetic stores are inconvenient, disorganized and often very overwhelming. They are also rarely gender-neutral and inclusive.

DESIGN SOLUTION

Giving the customers options for how they would like to shop was priority in creating a retail space that is inclusive and convenient. Organizing makeup by product and then in mixed-categories gives the customers two options for how they can browse through products. Providing different options for testing Huda Beauty makeup can be done at a beauty bar in a more social setting, or in a private testing booth, done via virtual technology, to avoid the inconvenience of putting makeup on the face.

through beauty EMPOWERING - HUDA KATTAN

CONCEPT STATEMENT Huda Beauty is a cosmetic retail space that goes against the grain of traditional makeup retailers, which are often inconvenient, by providing a retail environment that is universal and inclusive to all makeup users. Through the use of natural woods, stones and earth tones, the design can appeal to all people in search of a beauty brand. Along with merchandise, two unique makeup testing experiences will be available in the space, so that the customer can co-create the value of their experience and leave feeling confident and empowered by their own expression of beauty.

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Haverman residence

OBJECTIVE

Create a single family residential interior that uniquely defines luxury. The home must be situated on a preexisting lot that is organized and designed based on a functional and thoughtful concept for the Havermans.

SITE

Serenbe, Georgia

MEDIA

Revit, Photoshop

DETAILS

Spring 2018 Individual Project

SERENBE

Serenbe is a wellness community located in the city limits of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, with a focus on connectedness to nature.

THE HAVERMANS

hygge

southern

Deb and Brent Haverman and their two young sons are a very active family moving to Serenbe. They enjoy hiking and being outside biking, hiking, and camping. They also love to entertain and would love for ample space to have friends and family over. One of their sons has autism, so the clients requested an open floor plan to help make an inclusive and simple space.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

Hygge is a Danish concept that is loosely translated as a sense of comfort, togetherness and well-being. The Haverman’s emphasis on family combined with Serenbe’s values of nature, passion, community and creativity, a unique Southern twist on hygge will come alive in this home. Repetition of horizontal, linear silhouettes in furnishings and the interior architecture will evoke contentment in the person experiencing the space. Soothing blues and complimentary muted orange hues, warm wood tones, and cozy textures will allow the Haverman’s home to be a harmonious and enjoyable space to spend time with friends and family, enjoying the most important things in life.

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bedroom 1 bedroom 2 Master master bath

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Halvorson RESIDENCE

OBJECTIVE

Create a home/work loft for the future professional you in an existing space on the second floor of a building in the diverse and bustling East Village of downtown Des Moines.

SITE

East Village, Des Moines, Iowa

MEDIA

SketchUp, hand-drafting, watercolor

DETAILS

Fall 2017 Individual Project

CONCEPT STATEMENT

This work-live loft will be an inspiring and passionate space that promotes comfortable, mindful living. This will be best achieved through meaningful layering of physical materials in the space, as well as through thoughtful space planning, considering the public, semi-private and private parts of life. Layering different elements such as cozy textures, natural materials and woods, fun patterns, and a rich color scheme composed of jewel tones and warm neutrals will provide a complex and introspective atmosphere. The resulting environment will be one that is able to fill myself and my guests with candid emotion and inspiration. A space with layers of life itself, fearless of emotion and brimming with passion, that begs to be lived in.

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HANNAH HALVORSON

INTERIOR DESIGN

QUALITIES Creative Dependable Detail oriented

Self-motivated

Agile worker

Effective communicator

Organized

Leadership

Passionate

Curious

DESIGN SKILLS EMAIL hmhalvorson@gmail.com

PHONE 515-890-9874

Digital rendering

Presentation layout

Space planning

Furniture layout

Material selection

Sketching

SOFTWARE Revit Enscape

PERMANENT

AutoCAD Architecture

101 6th St. N. Humboldt, Iowa 50548

SketchUp Adobe Photoshop

CURRENT

Adobe InDesign

2410 Blankenburg Dr. Apt. C Ames, Iowa 50010

Bluebeam Microsoft Office Suite

EDUCATION 2020 2016

Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa (almost completed!) BFA Interior Design, CIDA accredited Iowa Central Community College, Fort Dodge, Iowa Dual credit through high school

WORK EXPERIENCE 2019-present

2017-2019

2013-2017

2012-2016

JLG Architects Student Intern Sioux Falls, South Dakota MU Market and Café Student Supervisor and Barista Ames, Iowa Caribbean Coffeehouse Barista Humboldt, Iowa Melinda’s School of Dance Teaching Assistant Dakota City, Iowa

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 2019-2020 2019-2020

Iowa State University: Cardinal Tap Club President Orchesis II Dance Club Treasurer

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS 2019 2019 2019 2019 2018 2018 2017 2017-2019 2017-2019

Janet Henrich Glaser Scholarship Program of Study Award The Roasterie, Inc. Scholarship Iowa State University Tap Club Leadership Award The Martin Brothers Foodservice Scholarship 2018 Iowa State Chapter P.E.O. Scholarship Iowa State Class of 1957 Scholarship Cardinal Leadership Scholar II Iowa State University Dean's List

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