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A client-driven interior designer with proven experience designing high performing corporate workplace, retail, and coworking spaces; I am passionate about design excellence and exceeding client expectations with innovative solutions for complex and fast-paced projects. With much of my career spent supporting national clients including Bank of America, Clorox, and other leading companies, I excel at interpreting, implementing, and iterating upon design guidelines and standards and delivering out-of-the-box solutions to unique problems, and am well-versed in the complexities brought about by working in jurisdictions across the US, including performing code research and remote coordination with clients and contractors. With enthusiasm for both the creative and technical aspects of the profession, I am proficient at mentoring junior designers, performing QA/QC reviews, and seeking out efficiencies and process improvements wherever possible. Wearing dual hats as the design and production lead for many projects, I bring a strong conceptual sensibility paired with the technical skills required to accurately document and communicate design elements to end users, code officials, and contractors.

Outside of work you can find me in the backyard with my dogs, trying out a new recipe in the kitchen, or listening to a true-crime podcast. A native of coastal North Carolina, I have a soft spot for the ocean, historic buildings, and good bbq.

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NELSON Worldwide

06/2016 - present Interior Designer III, Senior Associate 08/2021 - present

• As Design Manager for a key national account, oversaw the work of a team of nine designers.

• Guided concept development, schematic design, and design development to ensure consistency between projects, adherence to client’s brand vision, and proper implementation of design guidelines, building codes, and internal best practices.

• Managed internal Revit and presentation templates and coordinated roll-out of design guidelines updates and process improvements.

• Performed internal QC reviews and worked alongside the studio’s design director to improve design quality and technical drawings across the portfolio.

• Led design and CD production for projects averaging 25,000 – 50,000 SF in partnership with Project Managers and Senior Architects.

• Managed the contract administation phase for projects including RFI and submittal reviews, site visits, and punch walks.

• Mentored and oversaw the work of junior staff, and participated in teammate performance reviews.

• Took a leading role in internal initiatives including process management, submission of projects for external awards, project photography, and design thinking.

See Résumé for full work history

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

08/2012 - 05/2016 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture (CIDA)

• Graduated cum laude

• Fundraising Chair, IIDA UNCG Campus Center (2015-2016)

• Recipient of Outstanding Undergraduate Designer award (2016)

• Revit & Enscape

• AutoCAD

• BIM 360

• Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator

• Deltek Vision

• Microsoft Office & Outlook

• Bluebeam Revu

• Newforma Project Center

• Space Planning

• Schematic Design & Design Development

• Contract Documents, Construction Details

• Contract Administration

• Consultant Management

• Digital Renderings & Hand Sketching

• Proposals & Contracts

• Detailed knowledge of ADA guidelines and International Building Code

experience education skills + proficiencies

Industrious

A national co-working and flexible office leader, Industrious provides world-class office space to startups, Fortune 500 companies, and everything in between. Working as Design Manager and Interior Designer for a core team dedicated to serving this client as they rapidly expand throughout the US, I worked under limited supervision by a Senior Project Manager and Design Director as the design and production lead for interiors projects averaging 25,000 - 50,000 SF in size from the initial test fitting phase, to schematic design and design development, through construction documents, contract administration, and project close out.

More broadly, my role included design oversight for the account as a whole, working as a creative lead for all design teams serving this client to ensure cohesion between projects, provide guidance and oversight to more junior teammates, and maintain adherence to the client’s brand image and design guidelines as well as internal best practices.

Industrious

Scope Role

Raleigh, NC 26,000 SF Workplace Interior Design / Production Lead

Given a large floorplate in a landmark building in downtown Raleigh, our team set out to create a world class co-working experience. Using the existing long, narrow elevator lobby as a starting point, the concept for this design focused on the use of contrast and depth to drive movement through the space. Repeated arched forms contrast the rectilinear architecture of the building, and inject a bit of hospitality design sensibility to soften the edges of this work place.

My role on this project began with space planning based on the client’s typical programming requirements, before layering in custom design elements to give the space an identity of its own.

After working through the SD and DD phases, I then assumed primary responsibility for CD production, overseeing a team of two designers, and led CA, including construction phase site visits and submittal/RFI coordination.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: Optima Engineering

General Contractor: Barringer Construction

Photos: Industrious

Location

INDUSTRIOUS \ Raleigh, NC 10

12 INDUSTRIOUS \ Raleigh, NC P-1 PAINT (TYP. UNO) WDT-1-SPL T-2-SPL PRICE AS ALTERNATE: WC-4 IN LIEU OF T-2-SPL FAB-1-SPL WD-3 1/2" MTL-2 REVEAL 13 A-800 EQ 3' - 6" 1' - 4" 3' - 6" 1' - 4" 3' - 6" EQ 5'1" EQ EQ 8 A-800 5" 4" 1'0" MTL-2 6'3" R 1' - 9" 8'0" 6" 8" 6" 8" 6" 8" POWER RECEPTACLES AND COVERPLATES TO BE BLACK L-05 COVE LIGHT; SEE DETAILS WD-1

BREAK OUT BANQUETTE & ARCH

SCHEDULED UPHOLSTERY 3/4" STAINED HARDWOOD, TYPICAL, UNO 3 " 1 1 " 4 ACCESS CUTOUTS TO AFFIX TO FLOOR REMOVEABLE CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERED USING FIRM FOAM; ADHERE W/ HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL VELCRO OR OTHER 1' - 8" ADJACENT PARTITION SPECIFIED WALL TILE (CONTINUE INTO COVE) 1 1/2" 1/2" 3/4" METAL REVEAL L I G H T S P E C V E R I F Y W / 4 PROVIDE WOOD BLOCKING TO SEAL GAP; PAINT EXPOSED EDGES P-1 1/2" WOOD TRIM 2 4" CUT TILE TO ACCOMMODATE LIGHT FIXTURE CANOPY L-05 LIGHT STRIP; SEE RCP AND FIXTURE SCHEDULE; ALIGN CENTER OF LIGHT TO EDGE OF COVE; ALL WIRING TO BE FULLY CONCEALED MILLWORK PLANTER BEYOND; SEE ELEVATIONS 5/8" GYP. BD., TYP. PAINT INSIDE OF COVE P-1 1' - 2" 1 4 DRYWALL REVEAL (FRY REGLET OR EQ.); PAINT TO MATCH WALL 1 1/2" 6 1/4" 1 1/2" 1 0 LINER BY OWNER'S GREENERY VENDOR 3/4" FINISH GRADE PLYWOOD; FINISH WITH WATER-RESISTANT SEALANT; ALL EXPOSED EDGES TO BE FINISHED 2" METAL REVEAL ADJACENT WALL 4 " S E E E L E V A T I O N ADJACENT PARTITION SPECIFIED WALL TILE (CONTINUE INTO COVE) L G H T S P E C V E R I F Y W / 1/2" WOOD TRIM CUT TILE TO ACCOMMODATE LIGHT FIXTURE CANOPY L-05 LIGHT STRIP; SEE RCP AND FIXTURE SCHEDULE; ALIGN CENTER OF LIGHT TO EDGE OF COVE; ALL WIRING TO BE FULLY CONCEALED 5/8" GYP. BD., TYP. 1 1/4" 3 3/4" SCHEDULED UPHOLSTERY 3/4" STAINED HARDWOOD, TYPICAL, U.N.O. 3 " 1 1 " 4 ACCESS CUTOUTS TO AFFIX TO FLOOR REMOVEABLE CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERED USING FIRM FOAM; ADHERE W/ HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL VELCRO OR OTHER 1' - 5 1/4" 8000 ° 1' 1 1 /2" 1 0 PLANTER: 3/4" FINISH GRADE PLYWOO FINSIH WITH WATER-RESISTANT SEALANT; ALL EXPOSED EDGES TO BE FINISHED; LINER BY OWNER'S GREENE VENDOR 9" 1 0 " 1 6 " 3 " EQ EQ 2 1 4 L-05 LIGHT STRIP; SEE RCP A FIXTURE SCHEDULE; ALL WIRING TO BE FULLY CONCEALED DRYWALL REVEAL (FRY REGLET OR EQ.); PAINT TO MATCH WALL

Industrious

Scope Role

Austin, TX 31,000 SF Workplace Interior Design / Production Lead

Taking cues from the rich culture of Austin and the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country, the awardwinning design of this premium coworking space reflects the unique, free-spirited attitude embodied by the city’s unofficial motto: “Keep Austin Weird,” as well as the client’s established reputation for approachable, elevated design. These elements were distilled into the project concept: Offbeat Authenticity. Using contrasting layers of materials and textures, the central gathering spaces on each of the 3 floors welcome users into an environment that feels lived-in and genuine. In the office space, a light base color palette, exposed ceilings, and sleek black trim provide a streamlined aesthetic allowing tenants to layer in their own touches, while natural materials, simple patterns, and statement light fixtures lend an artisanal, curated quality to the Café and Lounge spaces that encourages gathering and connecting.

As project designer, I coordinated all phases of design, starting at test fitting and concluding with overseeing professional photography of the finished space.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: Power Management Corporation

General Contractor: Abstract Construction

Photos: Industrious / Fine Focus Photography

Awards: 2021 Georgia ASID Design Excellence Awards - Bronze (Small Corporate)

Location

INDUSTRIOUS \ Austin, TX

18 INDUSTRIOUS \ Austin, TX 3 Design Development 3 Presentation | Austin 823 Congress 823 Congress Ave, Austin TX | 01/29/19 1023 SF Cafe/Lounge 302 85 SF Package Room 340 272 SF 6P Office 309 206 SF Conf_96_8P_AV 351 140 SF 3P Office 328 269 SF 6P Office 313 136 SF 3P Office 308 136 SF 3P Office 306 136 SF 3P Office 303 62 SF 1P Office 310 66 SF 1P Office 311 62 SF 1P Office 312 94 SF 2P Office 314 94 SF 2P Office 332 93 SF 2P Office 333 93 SF 2P Office 315 91 SF 2P Office 317 91 SF 2P Office 341 94 SF 2P Office 342 94 SF 2P Office 318 93 SF 2P Office 320 93 SF 2P Office 344 91 SF 2P Office 345 91 SF 2P Office 322 116 SF Huddle_Rec_AV 327 116 SF Huddle_42 329 29 SF Print Area 324 172 SF 4P Office 353 228 SF 5P Office 349 170 SF 4P Office 348 175 SF 4P Office 347 175 SF 4P Office 346 153 SF Exec Suite 343A 67 SF 1P Office 335 67 SF 1P Office 334 333 SF 7P Office 316 204 SF 5P Office 321 136 SF 3P Office 323 617 SF 14 P Office 352 318 SF 8P Office 325 63 SF Exec Office 343B 63 SF Exec Office 343C 12 SF Planter 350 211 SF 5P Office 326 First Impression 300 267 SF Welcome 301 41 SF Accessible Ph. Room 354 85 SF 2P Office 355 49 SF Storage 305 221 SF Conf_96_8P_AV 307 106 SF Galley 304 Mail Slots (90) Mechanical 69 SF 1P Office 331 70 SF 1P Office 330 31 SF IDF 336 16 SF Ph. Room 339 16 SF Ph. Room 338 16 SF Ph. Room 337 137 SF 3P Office 319 Scale: North 1/16" = 1'-0" Test Fit v3 | 823 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78701 | 12/10/2018 3 FLOOR PLAN -3RD FLOOR INDUSTRIOUS AUSTIN FLOOR PLAN - 3rd FLOOR Concept Imagery Typical Floor Plan Office Amenity Conference & Focus

Industrious

Scope Role

North Bethesda, MD 34,300 SF Workplace Interior Design / Production Lead

Anchored by a monumental stair connecting its two levels, this project in the trendy Pike & Rose development outside of Washington, DC, featured a limited architectural color palette, providing a clean slate onto which bolder furniture and art selections could be layered. Responding to the client’s request for a semienclosed stair, we developed a metal screen with mixed clear and fluted architectural glass spanning both floors. The open-riser stair links the two primary amenity spaces of the suite and creates an unforgettable focal point to greet guests and employees alike, while sculptural light fixtures and mixed-material accents elsewhere in the space create a cohesive design that wows at every turn. In my role as lead designer, I worked closely with the client to develop a concept that fit their vision for the space, and led the creative and technical development of the project, including the design and detailing of the new internal stair.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: GHT Limited

Structural Engineer: SK&A Structural Engineers

General Contractor: Rand Construction Corporation

Photos: Industrious

Location

INDUSTRIOUS \ North Bethesda, MD 22

24 INDUSTRIOUS \ North Bethesda, MD 3 DD3 Presentation | Pike & Rose 909 Rose Ave, 4th & 5th Floors, North Bethesda, MD 20852 | 11/18/2020 UP FEC FEC FEC FEC FEC 1795 SF CAFE/LOUNGE 4000 55 SF 1P OFFICE 4004 142 SF HUDDLE_48 4011 186 SF CONF_72_6P_AV 4055 186 SF CONF_72_6P_AV 4051 160 SF HUDDLE_REC_AV 4013 62 SF MDF 4083 21 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4016 34 SF PRINT 4053 156 SF 4P OFFICE 4087 80 SF 2P OFFICE 4021 65 SF 1P OFFICE 4077 71 SF 2P OFFICE 4007 235 SF 7P OFFICE 4043 103 SF 3P OFFICE 4044 292 SF 8P OFFICE 4058 179 SF 5P OFFICE 4020 304 SF 8P OFFICE 4005 241 SF 7P OFFICE 4068 254 SF 7P OFFICE 4067 253 SF 7P OFFICE 4065 46 SF PRINT 4015 55 SF 1P OFFICE 4088 VEGETATIVE ROOF 213 SF 6P OFFICE 4042 212 SF 6P OFFICE 4038 212 SF 6P OFFICE 4036 355 SF 12P OFFICE 4033 282 SF 8P OFFICE 4031 212 SF 6P OFFICE 4028 284 SF 8P OFFICE 4026 141 SF 3P OFFICE 4024 280 SF 8P OFFICE 4022 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4023 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4025 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4027 183 SF 5P OFFICE 4017 180 SF 5P OFFICE 4012 164 SF 5P OFFICE 4010 180 SF 5P OFFICE 4008 276 SF 8P OFFICE 4006 242 SF 7P OFFICE 4002 262 SF 7P OFFICE 4062 164 SF 4P OFFICE 4061 212 SF EXEC OFFICE 4059 72 SF 2P OFFICE 4009 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4086 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4085 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4084 72 SF 2P OFFICE 4037 75 SF 2P OFFICE 4039 74 SF 2P OFFICE 4040 66 SF 1P OFFICE 4041 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4078 74 SF 2P OFFICE 4079 116 SF 3P OFFICE 4080 101 SF 3P OFFICE 4047 101 SF 3P OFFICE 4049 169 SF 4P OFFICE 4056 190 SF 5P OFFICE 4057 78 SF 2P OFFICE 4075 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4074 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4073 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4072 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4063 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4064 73 SF 2P OFFICE 4066 FIRST IMPRESSION 18 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4052 18 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4054 41 SF ACCESS PHONE 4071 108 SF STORAGE 4069 128 SF GALLEY 4070 105 SF MAIL 4001 51 SF PACKAGE 4089 49 SF OP OFFICE 4003 76 SF WELLNESS 4082 97 SF 3P OFFICE 4035 147 SF 4P OFFICE 4034 40 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4029B 298 SF CONF_120_10P 4030 49 SF BREAKOUT 4032A 116 SF BREAKOUT 4031 181 SF 5P OFFICE 4076 71 SF 2P OFFICE 4045 21 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4014 49 SF BREAKOUT 4032B 40 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 4029A 97 SF BREAKOUT 4018 71 SF 2P OFFICE 4048 82 SF 2P OFFICE 4090 71 SF 1P OFFICE 4091 50 SF 1P OFFICE 4092 76 SF 2P OFFICE 4026 FLOOR PLAN - 4TH FLOOR 4 DD3 Presentation | Pike & Rose 909 Rose Ave, 4th & 5th Floors, North Bethesda, MD 20852 | 11/18/2020 DN FEC FEC FEC FEC FEC 203 SF CONF_96_8P 5004 84 SF 2P OFFICE 5009 253 SF 7P OFFICE 5049 113 SF 3P OFFICE 5050 292 SF 8P OFFICE 5063 179 SF 5P OFFICE 5023 240 SF 7P OFFICE 5010 215 SF 6P OFFICE 5048 213 SF 6P OFFICE 5044 214 SF 6P OFFICE 5042 145 SF 4P OFFICE 5040 283 SF 8P OFFICE 5038 286 SF 8P OFFICE 5033 142 SF 4P OFFICE 5033 214 SF 6P OFFICE 5030 214 SF 6P OFFICE 5028 142 SF 4P OFFICE 5026 238 SF 7P OFFICE 5025 183 SF 5P OFFICE 5020 180 SF 5P OFFICE 5019 164 SF 5P OFFICE 5013 180 SF 5P OFFICE 5012 276 SF 8P OFFICE 5011 269 SF 8P OFFICE 5008 262 SF 7P OFFICE 5066 146 SF 4P OFFICE 5065 235 SF EXEC OFFICE 5064 99 SF 3P OFFICE 5093 157 SF 5P OFFICE 5095 111 SF 3P OFFICE 5052 111 SF 3P OFFICE 5053 176 SF 4P OFFICE 5060 189 SF 5P OFFICE 5061 108 SF 3P OFFICE 5080 166 SF 4P OFFICE 5081 310 SF 10P OFFICE 5006 254 SF 7P OFFICE 5072 254 SF 7P OFFICE 5069 79 SF STORAGE 5075 410 SF LIBRARY 5000 73 SF 2P OFFICE 5094 133 SF 4P OFFICE 5005 62 SF 1P OFFICE 5007 FIRST IMPRESSION 144 SF HUDDLE_48 5014 163 SF HUDDLE_REC_AV 5018 21 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5015 46 SF PRINT 5016 186 SF CONF_72_6P 5059 186 SF CONF_72_6P_AV 5055 34 SF PRINT 5057 18 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5056 18 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5058 62 SF IDF 5088 157 SF 4P OFFICE 5092 80 SF 2P OFFICE 5024 63 SF 1P OFFICE 5082 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5027 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5029 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5031 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5032 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5091 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5090 76 SF 2P OFFICE 5089 66 SF 2P OFFICE 5043 75 SF 2P OFFICE 5045 71 SF 2P OFFICE 5046 60 SF 1P OFFICE 5047 75 SF 2P OFFICE 5083 79 SF 2P OFFICE 5084 69 SF 2P OFFICE 5085 73 SF 2P OFFICE 5087 41 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5034B 287 SF CONF_120_10P 5035 48 SF BREAKOUT 5036A 52 SF 1P OFFICE 5086 121 SF 4P OFFICE 5041 128 SF 4P OFFICE 5039 297 SF 10P OFFICE 5003 358 SF 12P OFFICE 5074 118 SF BREAKOUT 5002 167 SF KITCHENETTE 5001 54 SF 2P OFFICE 5076 128 SF BREAKOUT 5037 82 SF 2P OFFICE 5079 73 SF 2P OFFICE 5078 73 SF 2P OFFICE 5077 75 SF 2P OFFICE 5067 67 SF 2P OFFICE 5068 68 SF 2P OFFICE 5070 68 SF 2P OFFICE 5071 55 SF ACCESS PHONE 5073 21 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5017 48 SF BREAKOUT 5036B 41 SF PHONE BOOTH ALCOVE 5034A 94 SF 3P OFFICE 4093 73 SF 2P OFFICE 5048 77 SF 2P OFFICE 5081 FLOOR PLAN - 5TH FLOOR 4th Floor Plan 5th Floor Plan Office Amenity Conference & Focus

25 MT-003 INFILL PANEL GL-001, TYP. GL-101, TYP. MT-003 FRAME GL-003, TYP. MT-003 FRAME AND GUARDRAIL 4 A-500 1/2" REVEAL, TYP. GL-001, TYP. 15' - 10 1/2" EQ EQ 2" TYP. 1" TYP. 2'10" EQ EQ 2 EQ. PANELS 2 EQ. PANELS WALL BEYOND; SEE ELEVATION 2/A-301 EXISTING SLAB 3'6 1/2" EQ. 2 EQ. PANELS WALL BEYOND; SEE ELEVATION 2/A-301 9'0" SPECIFIED TRACK LIGHTING; SEE RCP EQ EQ A-500 5 GL-101 MT-003 FRAME WC-004; USE CONTINUOUS ROLL, NO HORIZONTAL SEAMS 4 A-500 PROVIDE FRT PLYWOOD BLOCKING WITHIN WALL FOR PLANTERS PT-002 MT-003 STAIR STRINGER W/ WOOD TREADS STAINED TO MATCH WD-051 WD-003 HANDRAIL WD-003 HANDRAIL 8 3/4" EX-200 EX-202 EX-201 MT-003 A-500 11 Sim 1'2" 1'0" 1'2" 1'10" 1'5" 1' 10" 3'8" 1' - 6" 1' - 6" 1' - 6" 1' - 6" EQ EQ EQ EQ VERTICAL WALLCOVERING SEAM 2" X 4" STEEL TUBE STRUCTURAL POSTS AND FRAMING FOR STAIR LANDING TO BE FINISHED TO MATCH MT-003 MT-003 TRIM PIECE ALONG BOTTOM OF WALL 2" THIS SPACE 3/8" = 1'-0" A-301 STAIR SCREEN - EAST 1 3/8" = 1'-0" A-301 MONUMENTAL STAIR -EAST 2

Sky Zone

Quickly becoming a household name, this innovative indoor adventure park brand elevates the typical trampoline park image to provide an unparalleled guest experience. As their preferred architect, our team partnered with both Sky Zone’s in-house corporate design & construction team and local franchisees to support the brand’s expansion into new markets.

As the lead project designer and primary client-facing contact for the account, I worked on projects in existing and new buildings averaging 30,000 SF within the United States and internationally. Acting as the account lead, I held the primary relationship with the client and was responsible for responding to RFPs and developing proposals based on our standard scope of services, reviewing projects for adherence to the client’s design guidelines and acting as the studio’s subject matter expert for this unique project type.

Sky Zone

Location

Scope Role

Vernon Hills, IL 30,100 SF Prototype Implementation

Design / Production Lead, CoProject Manager

Envisioned as the gold-standard of Sky Zone parks, this project was the culmination of over a year of development of the brand’s Version 2.0 design vision. Partnering closely with Sky Zone’s internal design and construction group, our team refined and iterated upon these guidelines to create a prototypical design to guide the next generation of parks in the franchise. Beyond implementing Sky Zone’s concept for the space, we created details, specifications, and prototypical layouts to be used for this and future projects, and a companion design guidelines manual targeted at architects, franchise owners, and vendors alike.

For this project I led design and CD production, and during the construction phase took over full responsibility for management of the project, including tracking monthly invoicing, client management, and coordinating approval of pay apps and submittals.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: TES Engineers

General Contractor: Horizon Construction

Photos: Sky Zone Franchise Group, LLC

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Vernon Hills, IL

Sky Zone Design

Scope Role

Guidelines Documentation Guidelines Development, Graphic Design

As Sky Zone’s preferred architect, our firm was approached to document and refine the brand’s new park design guidelines as a reference guide for franchisees, outside architects, and Sky Zone itself. Partnering with Sky Zone’s internal design team and other shareholders (Real Estate, New Park Development, etc.), we collated the existing information, specifications, and sample projects that loosely comprised their design guidelines and filled the gaps in-between. This data was packaged into a live pdf document designed in line with Sky Zone’s established brand image. Additional deliverables included a prototypical construction drawing set and a framework for design assessments for use by the internal Sky Zone team in reviewing and approving contract documents for franchised parks.

PARK DESIGN GUIDELINES

As the studio’s lead designer for this account, I was responsible for the development and documentation of the guidelines, meetings with the client, and led the design and creation of the guidelines manual and supporting documents.

All photos are excerpts from the final deliverable provided to the client (created using Adobe InDesign).

GUIDELINES VERSION 2.0 | JANUARY 2018

DESIGN

Exterior

PROTOTYPE EXTERIOR DESIGN

The building exterior serves as a billboard and provides the first impression of the brand. Of all design elements, getting the exterior image correct is the most important. Every building will be different, however, so design flexibility will be necessary. Leverage the prototype image as the benchmark for overall design intent. In certain situations, given building conditions or local or landlord regulations, our preferred image will not be achievable. Use the following “kit-of-parts” in conjunction with the Future Park Signage Package to get as much as we can.

In order of priority (see diagram, right): 1. Internally-illuminated Sky Zone sign (SG-1)

A large glass entry (clear glass)

Orange (PT-12) canopy or awning (a fabric awning matching PT-12 is acceptable if required by the Landlord, local ordinances, etc.) 4. Blue (PT-13) portal/surround frame

Black (PT-11) corrugated wall paneling 6. Window graphic (SG-2/SG-2b) 7. Gray (PT-10) walls

In certain instances, if approved by Home Zone, appropriately-colored paint may substituted for the actual element (see Page 12).

Window graphics may be perforated if applied on clear glass, or solid and externally illuminated if applied on spandrel glass.

Provide an abundance of entry area and front façade lighting. The entrance shall be accessible per ADA or local code guidelines (whichever is more stringent).

Home Zone reserves the right to review proposed exterior designs for conformance with the brand image design intent. Issued: February

PARK ZONES

Entrance

Certain building layouts or sites necessitate a corner entrance configuration. While a greeter is present front-and-center to the entrance itself this configuration, it is all the more important appropriate circulation space be provided and that typical, clear functional sequence is maintained. attractions such as Free Climb and Sky Climb become focal points upon entrance and serve to draw the in, thus clear sight lines to these attractions are critical.

One potential advantage of the corner depending on the building’s orientation on the is the opportunity to provide entrance exposure signage and graphics) in two directions. This can done effectively through the use of a “tower” design incorporating multiple branding elements (seen above).

The Prototype Drawings depict a corner configuration.

34 SKY ZONE \ Design Guidelines PARK DESIGN GUIDELINES 11

This document

design intent purposes

1 / 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FINISHES PT-10 WALLS PT-11 | CORRUGATED METAL / ACCENT PT-12 | AWNING PT-13 | SURROUND REQUIRED SIGNAGE & GRAPHICS SKY ZONE LOGO SIGN (Individual internallyilluminated letters & logo) WINDOW GRAPHIC OPTION 1 (If building conditions allow) WINDOW GRAPHIC OPTION 2 (If building conditions allow) PARK HOURS STOREFRONT DECAL

GUIDELINES

Issued: February 2018 This document is for design intent purposes only and should not be used for construction.

2018

is for

only and should not be used for construction.

PARK DESIGN

PARK ZONES

ENTRY

Configuration CORNER

PARK DESIGN GUIDELINES PARK ZONES Fuel Zone EQUIPMENT E03 | SPOT FREEZER E07 | HOT DOG STEAMER E06 | COMMERCIAL MICROWAVE E08 | PIZZA WARMER1 E58/E59 | COFFEE THERMOS AND RACK E62 UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR PARK DESIGN GUIDELINES ii Introduction 1 Welcome to the Sky Zone Design Guidelines About This Guide Planning 3 The Development Process New Park Requirements Real Estate Landlord’s Work Responsibilities The Design Process Final Design Review Requests for Change Sky Zone International Project Type...................... 8 New Construction Conversions & Renovations Remodels Park Zones 10 Exterior Entrance Lobby Lockers Court Zone Fuel Zone Service Area Prep Area Dining Area Party Rooms Chill Zone Contents NAVIGATING THIS GUIDE - Orange Key Words 1. Orange key words and numbers on this page will take you to the first page of that chapter. 2. Clicking the footer on any page will jump back to this page. 3. Other orange key words will link to relevant pages within this document or outside resources. 4. The Ctrl+F or Command+F command may also be used to search for specific words or phrases. Restrooms Offices IT & Electrical Rooms Security Break Room Storage & Janitorial Miscellaneous Electrical & Mechanical Fixtures Signage & Graphics Architectural Design 66 Exterior Interior Interior Finishes Furniture Specifications 68 Types of Specifications Resources 70 Supporting Documents Operational & Planning Design Product Documentation Court Addenda Contacts

detailed deliverables

• Live links to cutsheets for equipment, furniture, finishes, lighting fixtures, etc.

• Programmatic diagrams for major spaces and sample plans, lighting layouts, and elevations of major design elements.

• Safety requirements (padding, life safety devices, ADA compliance).

• Examples of approved variations from the prototypical design.

• Outlines of basic building requirements (area, height, etc.).

• High-level MEP design requirements.

• Checklists for standard required deliverables at each design phase.

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entry, the site, (and can be design above). entry ENTRY TRAMPOLINE COURTS AND PLATFORMS WOW! ATTRACTIONS OFFICE(S), STORAGE SAFETY ZONE FUEL ZONE STORAGE, BREAK ROOM MEZZANINE (PARTY ROOMS 2-4, SERVICE ROOM, CHILL ZONE) DINING AREA Walls should be no higher than 11’-0” to keep line-of-sight from entry to Wow! Attractions as clear as possible. PARTY CHECK-IN GREETER PARTY ROOM 1 15’-0” minimum from entrance. 20’-0” minimum from entrance. CHECK-IN Depending on the building orientation and site conditions, the Entry may or may not have exposure in two directions. GUEST EXPERIENCE Enter Park Greeted at Door Sign Waiver Check-In Have Fun. Fly Safe. Hear Rules Speech 32 5 / 10 FREEZER E38 | FROZEN BEVERAGE DISPENSER E70 | DROP-IN COOLER E60 | COFFEE MAKER COMMERCIAL E16 | BEVERAGE MERCHANDISER2 E15 | SODA DISPENSER2 E05 | RETAIL DISPLAY UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR E09 | LID DISPENSER E10 | CUP DISPENSER 1 Required only for parks offering pizza service. 2 Provided by soda vendor. Actual appearance/configuration may vary.

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Sky Zone

Carnival Panorama (Cruise Ship)

Scope Role

3,000 SF Design Intent Package

Project Manager, Design Lead

Working alongside Sky Zone’s internal design team and Carnival Cruise Line, our team was tasked with designing the brand’s first ever adventure park atsea. My role was to bridge the gap between the brand’s established design guidelines and the unique requirements of a maritime environment to deliver a Design Development package providing concrete design intent for implementation by the shipbuilder. To this end, I led my team in selecting a finish palette equivalent to Sky Zone’s typical specifications that complied with International Maritime Organization (IMO) and Carnival Cruise Line requirements, developed new construction and millwork details to adapt the brand’s design image for this unique environment, and provided architectural design intent drawings including floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, and details. As the project manager and design lead, I oversaw production by a small team of designers, acted as the main point of contact with the client, and assumed final responsibility for QA/QC and overseeing the financial components of the project including proposals, invoices, and project planning.

Design Consultant: NELSON Worldwide

Shipbuilder: Fincantieri S.p.A.

Renderings: Sky Zone Franchise Group, LLC

Photos: Carnival Cruise Line

Location

SKY ZONE \ Carnival Panorama 38

Other Projects

Ashley HomeStore

Scope Role

Pineville, NC 30,000 SF Exterior/Interior Renovation Production Lead

A long-standing franchisee of this well-known home furnishing brand approached our team to refresh their existing showroom outside of Charlotte, NC. Working with the franchisee team and Ashley’s corporate design team, we implemented the furniture company’s design guidelines to update the showroom interior to their newest design standard, with scope including finishes, lighting, millwork, and associated MEP elements. The scope additionally included a much-needed facade upgrade. Using Ashley’s exterior design guidelines as a starting point, we partnered with the Town of Pineville’s Planning and Zoning Department to craft a design that would meet the town’s stringent exterior design requirements while still embodying the client’s brand image and staying within their modest budget. In my role as project designer, I was responsible for all CD production, design presentations, and coordination with the client team.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: TES Engineers

General Contractor: Myers & Chapman

Photos: H. Morton / NELSON Worldwide

Location

HOMESTORE \

ASHLEY

Pineville,

As-Built Condition Exterior Rendering

Anthem Experience Ctr.

Designer / Production Lead

ACTIVATION OBJECTIVE

ACTIVATION STORYLINE

Feature the best-in-class Anthem experience for members, employers and providers by highlighting the combination of people and technology (Current State).

ACTIVATION SPACE

Guests will engage with content through a vast, cornerwrapped video wall.

TECHNOLOGY

A showcase space for Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s midtown Atlanta technology center, the Anthem Experience Center is an engagement space for the insurance provider’s executive clients. Partnering with experience design firm Dimensional Innovations, who provided schematic design and techology integration for this project, our task was to adapt their concept into a fully-realized and buildable design.

Upon approach, programmable lights adjust overhead, defining the space. The docent activates the immersive video wall and see-through touch screen displays via the tablet, and invites guests to make content selections with wave of a hand at the gesture control podium.

Immersive corner-wrapped Video Wall

See-thru Touch Screen Displays

COVID- conscious Gesture Control podium

Comfortable and flexible seating

As project designer, I led the drafting of construction documents for the space as well as research and selection of finishes, products, and lighting based on the client’s schematic design and renderings. A focal point of this space was the expansive curved ceiling installation, envisioned as a guide to escort guests through the Anthem Experience. My role also included extensive coordination with engineers and consultants for this technology-heavy space, including elements such as DMX-controlled LED lighting integrated within the ceiling and multi-faceted large scale media displays.

Architect: NELSON Worldwide

MEP Engineer: Newcomb & Boyd

Renderings & Design Intent: Dimensional Innovations

48 ATL CEC // OVERALL SPACE PREVIEW 03 PL-1 PL-1 PT-1 PT-2 EXIT 1 A8-2 SUSPENDED WOOD BAFFLES; SEE RCP FLOATING CEILING; SEE RCP PT-1 PT-1 SIM. 5' - 0" 5' - 0" 5' - 0" 1' - 7" PL-1 WC-4 PL-1 EXISTING EXPOSED CONCRETE TO REMAIN; DO NOT PAINT EXISTING CALL BUTTON ELEVATOR DOORS AND FRAMES: PT-1, TYP. COVE LIGHT, TYP. REVEAL, TYP. 1" 1" EXISTING LANTERN; MODIFY SO THAT FACE OF LANTERN IS FLUSH WITH PLAM PANELS, TYP. B-3 1/8" THK. BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL PANEL, TYP. ABOVE ELEVATORS 4" 1 A8-2 2 A8-2 FLOATING CEILING; SEE RCP PT-1 1' - 10" 11" 1' - 4" 1' - 6" 1' - 10" 1' 6" 1' - 4" 11" 1 A8-2 3' - 2" 2' - 3" MAX. TO CENTERLINE OF STROBE 8'0" 1' - 6" 3/8" = 1'-0" A7-2 ELEVATOR LOBBY -SOUTH 1 3/8" = 1'-0" A7-2 ELEVATOR LOBBY -WEST 2 PL-1 B-3 PT-1 FLOATING CEILING; SEE RCP FIRE STROBE, FINISH TO BE WHITE; REFER TO FIRE ALARM DRAWINGS

CONFERENCE 04 FEC DN Verify Width With Tenant RCP GENERAL NOTES 1. THE REFLECTED CEILING PLAN INDICATES THE LOCATION OF CEILING HEIGHTS, LIGHT FIXTURES, AND ASSOCIATED ITEMS. REFER TO ENGINEERING DRAWINGS FOR CIRCUITING, WIRING LAYOUT, LIGHT FIXTURE SPECIFICATIONS, AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. ALL MEP-FP DEVICE LOCATIONS NOT SHOWN ON DRAWINGS, OR IN CONFLICT WITH MEP/FP DRAWINGS, ARE TO BE COORDINATED WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION IN THE EVENT OF DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE ARCHITECT'S REFLECTED CEILING PLAN AND THE ENGINEERS' PLANS, IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT IN WRITING BEFORE ORDERING MATERIALS OR PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK. 2. MECHANICAL DUCTWORK SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY, AND MAY NOT ACCURATELY PORTRAY THE EXTENT OF NEW AND EXISTING DUCTWORK. REFER TO MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR ALL HVAC DESIGN INFORMATION 3. WITHIN A ROOM OR AREA, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ESTABLISH A SINGLE FLOOR ELEVATION THAT IS TO BE USED AS THE ORIGIN FOR ALL CEILING HEIGHTS ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR. 4. VERIFY FIELD CONDITIONS AND LOCATIONS OF ALL MEP/FP AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE THE WORK OF ALL TRADES NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN THE FINISHED CEILING HEIGHTS INDICATED. INSTALL DUCTWORK TIGHT TO UNDERSIDE OF BEAMS. WITH A SMALL SPACE TO AVOID VIBRATION. INSTALLATION AND/OR ALTERATION OF DUCTWORK, PIPING OR OTHER EQUIPMENT THAT WILL REQUIRE FASCIAS SOFFITS AND OTHER TRANSITIONS IN CEILING HEIGHT SHALL BE REVIEWED WITH THE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE COMPLETE COORDINATION DRAWINGS FOR THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER'S REVIEW. 5. MULTIPLE SWITCHES AT ONE LOCATION SHALL BE GANGED TOGETHER WITHIN ONE COVER PLATE U.N.O. 6. ALL FIXTURES AND DEVICES TO BE UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC. (UL) LABELED. 7. FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL FIXTURES, ASSOCIATED TRIM, LAMPS, AND SEISMIC BRACING. 8. INSTALL LIGHT FIXTURES WITH PROTECTIVE FILM OR SIMILAR COVER OVER LOUVER, LENS, BAFFLE, AND EXPOSED SURFACES, TO AVOID FIXTURE SOILING OR DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. FIXTURES SHALL BE MAINTAINED CLEAN AND AS NEW. 9. PROVIDE BLOCKING ABOVE CEILING REQUIRED FOR ALL CEILING MOUNTED EQUIPMENT. PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR LIGHT FIXTURES AS RECOMMENDED BY FIXTURE MANUFACTURER. 10. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY ALL PENDANT FIXTURE HEIGHTS WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 11. REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR EMERGENCY LIGHT FIXTURE LOCATIONS. 12. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR AND/OR REPLACE CEILINGS WHICH ARE REMOVED TO FACILITATE PLENUM SYSTEMS INSTALLATION. 13. PROVIDE CEILING ACCESS REQUIRED FOR EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEM MAINTENANCE. MATCH ADJACENT CEILING FINISH U.N.O. SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRING ACCESS SHALL BE LOCATED AT ACCESSIBLE CEILINGS –ACCESS PANELS NOT SHOWN ON DRAWINGS SHALL NOT BE INSTALLED IN GYPSUM BOARD CEILINGS WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL. 14. COORDINATE SCHEDULING OF WORK WITH DATA/TELEPHONE INSTALLER. INSTALL CEILING TILES AFTER FINISH PAINTING TO MINIMIZE VOC ABSORPTION INTO THE CELING TILES. INSTALL CEILING TILES AFTER DATA/TELEPHONE CABLES HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. 15. PAINT ALL EXPOSED DUCTWORK, PIPING AND ELECTRICAL CONDUIT TO MATCH CEILING, U.N.O. 16. SWITCHES AND PLATES ON WALLS PAINTED PT-2 OR PT-3 SHALL BE BLACK; ALL OTHER SWITCHES AND PLATES SHALL BE WHITE, UNO. REFER TO FINISH PLAN. 17. LEAVE A 4" GAP BETWEEN WDC-1 / WDC-2 AND ADJACENT WALLS OR GLAZING, TYP. EXPERIENCE CENTER 1M05 ENTRY 1M01 IT ROOM 1M04 CONFERENCE 1M03 INNOVATION SHOWCASE 1M02 9' -6" GYP 10' -5" GYP 10' -5" WDC-1 10' -5" WDC-1 10' -5" WDC-1 201 202 203 203 203 ELEVATOR LOBBY 1M00 CORRIDOR 1M06 9' -9" ACP-1 10' -5" WDC-2 10' -5" WDC-2 10' -5" WDC-2 205 205 205 205 205 10' -5" WDC-1 8 A8-1 204 9' -0" GYP 5 A8-1 7 A8-1 8 A8-1 SIM. 203 9' -6" GYP 9 A8-1 PT-2 PT-2 PT-1 PT-1 4' 0 8' 16' NORTH WWW.NELSONWORLDWIDE.COM Nelco Architecture, Inc. 1170 Peachtree Street, Suite 1700 Atlanta, GA. 30309 Phone: (404) 881-1811 Reviewed By: Proj #: Scale: A2-1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN MEP ENGINEER NEWCOMB & BOYD BRITTON GATES; 404-730-8423 BGATES@NEWCOMB-BOYD.COM STRUCTURAL ENGINEER STANLEY D. LINDSEY & ASSOC. CATHERINE REICHARD; 770-850-1347 CREICHARD@SDLAL.COM ANTHEM CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE CENTER 740 WEST PEACHTREE STREET NW LEVEL 1M ATLANTA, GA 30308 Checker 18.000884.001 Issue: No:Date: ISSUE FOR PERMIT & CONSTRUCTION 09/10/2020 SM CS 49 FEC DN FEC FEC DN DN Verify Width With Tenant EXPERIENCE CENTER 1M05 ENTRY 1M01 IT ROOM 1M04 CONFERENCE 1M03 INNOVATION SHOWCASE 1M02 ELEVATOR LOBBY 1M00 CORRIDOR 1M06 20' 8" ALIGN EQ 10' 9" 10'9" EQ EQ 2' - 2" 14' - 9" 4' - 4" 3'0" 3'0" 3' 0" 3'0" 3'6" 6'0" 6'0" ALIGN 1' 6" EQ EQ 1'6" 2' - 10" 2' - 10" 3' 10" 2' - 10" 3' - 10" 2' - 10" 3' - 3" EQ EQ ALIGN EQ EQ EQ EQ 5' 11" 5' 11" 5'11" 3' 3" 4' 4" 1' 10" 2'0" 2'3" 1' 10" 2' - 4" 2' 4" 4'3" EQ 5' - 7" EQ 3' - 4" 3' - 3" 13' - 1" 6' - 9" 6' - 9" 9" 2' - 2" 1' - 11" 2' - 4" 3'4" 3'4" 6' 11" 8'11" 4'9" 5' 7" 3' 9" 3' 9" 3' - 10" 3' 3" 5' 5" 8'5" 1' - 11" 1' - 8" EQ 4' - 8" 4' - 8" 3' - 3" 9' - 5" 5'7" 1' 4" 6' 0" 5' 10" EQ EQ 2'2" 2'0" 2'0" 1' 10" 7'4" 1' - 10" 4'8" 5' 10" 6' - 5" 4' - 8" 4" 4" 1' - 0" TYP. 4' 5" 1' 4" 2' - 6" 5' - 0" 2' 7" 28'4" 5' 2" 14' 5" 11'3" 6'11" R 58' 4" R41 '6 " R42 10" 2'0" 12' - 3" 14' 0" 26' - 1" 9'6" 12' - 6" DIMENSIONED 1. ALL MEP-FP DEVICE LOCATIONS IN CONFLICT WITH MEP/FP COORDINATED WITH ARCHITECT THE EVENT OF DISCREPANCIES REFLECTED CEILING PLAN IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE ORDERING MATERIALS 2. CERTAIN SUSPENDED CEILINGS, CEILING GRID/TILES HAVE CLARITY. REFER TO REFLECTED INFORMATION AND FULL 3. SUSPENDED LINEAR AND CEILING BAFFLE SYSTEM BETWEEN BAFFLES. ALL ARE APPROXIMATE AND 0 Scale: NOT REFLECT THE GUIDELINES SET FORTH BY THE WORLD AND CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY GUIDELINES RELATED TO COVID-19. DIMENSIONED REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Tarkett Showroom

Charlotte, NC

Scope Role

2,500 SF Interior Upfit

Design / Production Lead

International floor and wallcovering manufacturer Tarkett tasked our team with designing their first showroom space in the Carolinas. Asked to create a flexible space that could be used for sample and catalog storage, product display, and event space within a 2,500 SF footprint in Charlotte’s trendy South End neighborhood, our solution included a 40-foot long millwork installation that doubled as storage and showcase piece, an open concept pantry for employee and client use alike, and a custom feature wall comprised of Tarkett wall base products combined into an installation piece. Working alongside the Project Manager and Technical Director, I led the design effort for this project, working directly with the client starting with programming and schematic planning, continuing to lighting and finish selection in design development and production of construction drawings, and concluding with extensive construction phase coordination and direction of the photography of the finished space.