INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Hannah Spielberg University of Kansas Casey Franklin & Ann Hossler Fall 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
Introduction
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Sketching
6-9
Partial Renovation
10-17
Final Renovation
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INTRODUCTION
Hello!
My name is Hannah Spielberg, and I am a second year Interior Architecture student at The University of Kansas. I completed this semester remotely, making use of softwares like Revit, InDesign, Photoshop, and Fresco for design, as well as Miro, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams for Studio meetings and critiques. Our semester focused on medical and clinic design. We integrated ideas of safety and inclusivity into our projects, while beginning to learn ADA requirements, as well as considering human factors in our designs. My portfolio showcases my digital development, partial clinic renovation, and final full clinic renovation completed in Fall 2020.
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SKETCHING 1.0 Adapting To Digital
1.1 Sketching Practice
1.2 Materials and Texture
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SKETCHING CONTINUED 1.3 Floor and Ceiling
1.4 Walls and Elevation
1.5 Render Furnishing
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PARTIAL RENOVATION PROJECT SUMMARY
The design project is an urban based Primary Healthcare Clinic. The clinic will be located on the 14th floor of a highrise near 875 North Michigan Avenue, formally known as The John Hancock Center. The care clinic has capacities at 1,500 patient beds, and will contain separate areas reserved for several functions. These will include public spaces like waiting rooms and restrooms, as well as private areas for patient rooms, consultation spaces, and offices. The clinic’s design will be influenced by ideas of spa-like design to make patients comfortable, as well as an increase in efficiency for physicians through use of proper circulation design. The care of this facility relies on preventative care, and sees patients on an appointmentonly basis. They will provide a variety of services including checkups, vaccinations, screenings, and injury/illness care. The patient to physician relationship is very important and it is crucial that the healthcare worker is knowledgable of the patients current and past medical histories.
CONCEPT
MOMENTS OF TRANQUILITY
Creating moments of tranquility to exude a feeling of safety, care, and warmth, and an above-normal visual appeal through unique moments to maximize patient’s feeling of tranquility.
GOALS - Create a space where patients feel comfortable and important - Keep viral contagion contained - Exam rooms designed safe and efficient for all - Clear and peaceful journey through the clinic process for patients - Promote flow and movement to maximize efficiency - A clear, open separation of spaces, private spaces for employees - Atmosphere that exhibits luxury and cleanliness - Modern-designed furniture and tech features, relaxing lighting concept 6
DESIGN PROCESS
BLOCKING DIAGRAM
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PARTIAL RENOVATION CONT.
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FLOOR PLANS
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18' - 10"
31' - 3"
5' - 0" 11' - 5"
Waiting Room
Practitioner Workroom
9' - 5"
Consultation
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20' - 3"
5' - 9" 9' - 0" 10' - 1"
Manager Office
8' - 8" 9' - 9" 9' - 11"3' - 9"9' - 11" 11' - 0" 9' - 10" 9' - 10" 8' - 11"
Reception
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9' - 7"
12' - 3"
Exam Room
12' - 2"
14' - 1"
Exam Room
14' - 0"
Lounge
13' - 2"
17' - 9"
Exam Room
Admin Workroom STAIR C HP-02-304
STAIR C HP-02-304
19' - 5"
1” = 20’ 0” 1
ELEVATIONS
1/2” = 1’ 0”
Level 1 Floor Plan 1" = 20'-0" www.autodesk.com/revit
1” = 20’ 0” Unnamed Owner Level 1 Project number 1 1" = 20'-0" Date
Project Name
Drawn by Checked by
12' - 11"
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1” = 20’ 0” -
Project Number Issue Date Author Checker Scale
A1 1" = 20'-0"
12/14/2020 6:15:59 PM
1/2” = 1’ 0”
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INTERIOR 3D VIEWS OFS Elani Lounge Chair - Patient - Placed in waiting room and staff lounge - Comfortable and high-end - Color is relaxing and calming. Material: Slatted Curved Wood Plank Wall by L’Abri
OFS Basil Seating Configuration- Public - Practical for a waiting room - Organic round shape - Focus on comfort and visual appeal - Unique seating configuration Material: CF Stinson Armature Breeze Textile
Linear LED Lights
Moss Wall Installation
Concrete Reception Accent Piece
Mohawk Oak Wood Flooring Vinyl
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FINAL RENOVATION PROJECT SUMMARY After designing the partial renovation of the primary care clinic located in Chicago, I was to then create a full renovation. I took into account the site of the space amongst the bustling city’s entertainment hub, Michigan Avenue. The clinic is a general practice office, seeing patients by appointment only, and includes services such as wellness visits, physicals, vaccinations, screenings, as well as sickness and injury care. GOALS My goal was to solve a problem. Privacy is something so sacred, yet often disregarded in the healthcare system. To combat the common malaise patients may feel when invaded with questions upon entrance to a clinic, or the discomfort of being surrounded by many others, during what should be a personal experience, I wanted to leave the decision of each slice of privacy up to the individual. To create spaces of comfort and retreat through geometric screening, and close attention to aspects like: Where patients wait, who they speak to, and making sure everyone experiences their own personal retreat.
CONCEPT To address the common lack of privacy in healthcare settings, allowing patients to create their own comfortable environment based on seating choice, and sensory details like audio and visuals through the use of screens, lighting, and overall aesthetics. CONCEPT DIAGRAM
SITE
Adapt a custom experience for each patient, patients decide their levels of privacy and interaction.
Produce a warm feeling in patients through genuine and natural interaction with staff members, patients feel heard.
Create a welcoming and inclusive clinic, a space for everyone. All genders, races, and ages.
Induce an autherntic feeling that patients have never experienced before in a medical setting, excite and distract.
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DESIGN PROCESS
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Check-In Reception/Check-Out Waiting Spaces Practitioner Workroom Manager’s Office Administrative Workroom Staff Lounge Exam Rooms (12) Consultation Room
VIGNETTES
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FINAL RENOVATION CONT. BLOCKING DIAGRAM
Blocking and Circulation Privacy Screen Patient Only Patient and Employee Employee Only
CEILING PLAN
3/32” = 1’ 0”
Prudential Lighting Zenith Pendant
GE EL Series
Tech Lighting Vetra Flush
Orbel Round Pendant
Armstrong Wood Ceiling Panels
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DIMENSION PLAN 26' - 3 7/16"
15' - 2 13/32"
20' - 7 1/4"
3/32" = 1'-0" 1 Level 1 Copy 1
20' - 5 29/32"
23' - 10"
37' - 6 1/2"
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37' - 10 17/32"
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6' - 8 17/32"
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A110
10' - 1 5/32" 6' - 8 29/32"
27' - 9 13/32"
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A106
16' - 2 1/8" 13' - 8 1/32" STAIR C HP-02-304
10' - 2 15/16"
14' - 11 3/32"
72' - 10 5/32"
16' - 9 1/2"
13' - 8 7/8"
3/32” = 1’ 0”
9' - 9 1/4"
46' - 0 1/16"
Caregiver Workroom
RENDERED PLAN
Administrative Workroom Scale 3/32" = 1'-0"
Waiting Room 1
Employee Lounge Private Restroom
Check-Out Waiting Room 2
Manager Office Min. Privacy Exam Rooms
Self Check-In
Cafe
Restroom
3/32” = 1’ 0” Restroom 2
Max. Privacy Exam Rooms
Med. Privacy Exam Rooms
Consultation Consultation Waiting
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SECTION
OFS Lona Chair
Carolina Mile Marker Lockers OFS Heya Privacy Chair
OFS Rowen Lounge with Table Top
3/16” = 1’ 0”
ELEVATIONS SECTION CUT
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A106
STAIR C HP-02-304
Scale 3/32" = 1'-0"
Consultation Spaces
OFS Sleek Chair
1/2” = 1’ 0”
Haworth Orla Chair
OFS Dess Lounge
OFS Beck Credenza
Waiting Room 1, Reception, Cafe
3/8” = 1’ 0” Bernhardt Ace Barstool
OFS Rein Chair
Knoll Maya Lin Stone
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3D INTERIOR RENDERINGS
Arturo Alvarez Platinum Medium Wall Light
Armstrong Ceiling Panels Wood
OFS Silica Tech Verdigris Textile
Laurel Day
OFS Faux Mo Stone Fabric
Mohawk Flooring White Oak Wood Vinyl
Laurel Day is a common user and loves the clinic location, but she finds that sometimes she gets confused navigating the busy city. For patients like Laurel, a layout with clear circulation was very crucial to the design. Since there are many clinics in the urban setting, there needs to be something to set it apart. The space’s intricate and alluring design does the job of making local patients like Laurel come back again for the experience and care.
Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson is an example of a patient that requires more privacy. Sarah is a student at IIT and lives in South Chicago. She values her privacy and takes comfort in knowing her clinic is downtown so it is less likely she will see anyone she knows. Sarah appreciates the areas of comfort throughout the space, including the consultation room and the extra waiting room, which offer both audio and visual privacy while she attends her 15 appointment.
Dr. Paul Smith
EMPLOYEE LOUNGE
OFS Lunar Mint Textile
Knoll Textiles Lowell Material:Mohair
Paul Smith is one of the doctors on the site. When Dr. Paul arrives to work, he checks in with the team of nurses and administrators in the staff lounge. This space is perfect for an employee like Paul to chat in since it is private and contained. He sometimes works long hours at the clinic; therefore, he appreciates utilizing the comfortable lounge for his breaks and meals.
Sam Wilson
EXAM ROOM
Custom Geometric Wallpaper
Taupe Cotton Curtain
Sam is an 8 year old boy who is visiting the clinic with his mother. Sam is autistic and requires his spaces to remain familiar. He can often become distressed from fluorescent lights and loud noises, so his mother appreciates that he is put in a private exam room area with audio privacy, as well as complimenting lighting and furniture with simple textures.
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RECEPTION w/ LOGO This view is of the entrance reception at the clinic.. This space is the first area a patient will see, and includes the custom clinic logo. The logo is metaphorically placed on the wall next to a privacy screen, creating the first retreat the patient endurs.
LOGO:
CAFE
Mauve Paint
Officinar Kitettura Geometria Cubista Wallpaper
Mohawk Flooring Dark Walnut Vinyl
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