Jadyn Holt - Interior Design Portfolio

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO JADYN HOLT

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY I believe in designing for people above all else— before any color palette, before any furniture selection, before any material. Humans are the reason why we need design, and they should inspire us to become better designers. Understanding the unique users of a space can help to identify how to best adhere to their needs and desires, especially those who require inclusive and intentional design solutions. I believe that our surrounding environment carries great significance in how we feel and interact with others and is inherently tied to mental and physical well-being. For this reason, it is crucial that every space be designed with good intention for the unique purposes it will serve. All design should be conducted with respect to the environment and its resources, prioritizing design that passes the test of longevity in more ways than one. Successful design should not be determined not by how a space looks alone; it is a designer's job to serve the people by designing spaces that best serve them.

JH

RESUME

CONTACT Email: jholt113@andersonuniversity.edu LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jadyn-holt Instagram: @jholt.interiors

EDUCATION Anderson University Interior Design Anderson, SC

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Bachelor of Fine Arts expected May 2024

︱GPA: 3.9

Emcy Interior Design Interior Design Intern May 2023 - August 2023

SKILLS Hand Drafting Hand Rendering FF&E Selection Space Planning Presentations Enscape

EXPERIENCE

Revit 2024 Sketchup 2024 AutoCAD Architecture 2024 Adobe Photoshop Adobe Lightroom Adobe InDesign

ACHIEVEMENTS & PARTICIPATION Dean's List I Anderson University August 2020 - Present

ASID Student Chapter Secretary I Anderson University August 2023 - Present

Margaret Donaldson Interiors Librarian & Office Asst. Intern May 2022 - August 2022

Lowe's Home Improvement Front End Associate May 2021 - August 2021

REFERENCES Anne Martin I Dean, School of Interior Design Anderson University, SC amartin@andersonuniversity.edu 864-231-2053

Elisabeth Becker I Operations Manager PWD Studio, SC 864-419-5153

TABLE OF CON 01

HOSPITALITY

Carrousel City Club

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CULTURAL CENTER

Portland Museum of Art

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EDUCATION Solace (IDEC)

TENTS 04

HEALTHCARE

The Old Fashioned (IIDA)

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RESIDENTIAL

Student Apartment

06

PHOTOGRAPHY

Commercial & Residential

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CARROUSEL CITY CLUB

This project required students to design a luxury city club for high-profile business professionals in a foreign country, renovating one floor of an existing building. The program includes a lobby/reception, bar/lounge, dining rooms, apartments, and suites. The carousel was popularized in Paris, France during the 1920s and is used as the prominent motif in Carrousel City Club, as well as French Art Deco.

SKILLS ENHANCED: SKILLS ENHANCED: Evidence-based Evidence-based design methods design methods Sketchup Revit Enscape Enscape

CARROUSEL CITY CLUB

DESIGN GOALS:

CARROUSEL CITY CLUB

1. Highlight carousel and art deco motifs through materials, lines, and forms.

2. Integrate luxury hospitality trends by creating a unique user experience focused on individualization and authenticity.

Material & Color Palette

Furniture Plan

Place Setting

CARROUSEL CITY CLUB

Reception/Lobby Enlarged Plan Reception/Lobby Perspective

Presidential Dining Enlarged Plan

Presidential Dining Perspective

CARROUSEL CITY CLUB

Suite Living & Kitchen Enlarged Plan

Suite Living & Kitchen Perspective

Apartment Bedroom Enlarged Plan

Apartment Bedroom Perspective

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PORTLAND MUSEUM OF ART

Students were asked to develop a two-story commercial community building focused on cultural demographics.

The Portland Museum of Art houses art galleries, community studios, staff offices, and a coffee shop. The museum features bold designs with classical touches meant to inspire people of all backgrounds. This project embraces combining classic and modern ideas.

SKILLS ENHANCED: Evidence-based design methods Revit Enscape

PORTLAND MUSEUM OF ART DESIGN GOALS: 1. Design for the wide range of demographics in the Portland, Oregon area by incorporating both classic and modern design elements.

2. Include a coffee shop into the community center as an additional method of revenue.

3. Embrace modern technology being incorporated into modern museums, such as interactive exhibits.

First Floor Furniture Plan

Material and Color Palette

Second Floor Furniture Plan

PORTLAND MUSEUM OF ART

Coffee Bar Enlarged Plan Coffee Bar Perspective

Loft Enlarged Plan Loft Perspective

PORTLAND MUSEUM OF ART

Community Art Studio Enlarged Plan

Community Art Studio Perspective

Classical Gallery Enlarged Plan Classical Gallery Perspective

Trim Lighting Detail

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SOLACE

The 2023 IDEC Student Design Competition prompted participants to design a mental health respite for students on their college campus.

Caroline Goodson, Carly Brannon, and I worked together to configure a space that accounts for the university’s demographics. We established a universal design that reflects the faith-basis of our university and allows students to find different types of solace.

SKILLS ENHANCED: Evidence-based design methods Revit Enscape

SOLACE STRESS RELIEVERS AS DESIGN DRIVERS

ART

Engaging in creative activities such as art can help decrease feelings of stress, anxiety, and shame, even in students who don’t consider themselves creative.

MUSIC

Listening to music or playing an instrument can make new neuropathways in the brain, increasing our connectivity.

REST

The resting brain state is what allows us to be the most creative and generate ideas; naps can help promote alertness, mood, creativity, and productivity.

noun. comfort or consolation in a time of distress or sadness.

We believe that design as a means of stress reduction can promote healing and respite. Solace exists as a space for young adults to recognize beauty in a world of hostility, stillness in a world of chaos, purpose in a world of questions, strength in the midst of weakness.

Material and Color Palette

Site Map

Site Diagram

SOLACE

Water Wall Elevation

Exterior Chapel Elevation

Chapel Enlarged Plan

Interior Chapel Perspective (In collaboration with Caroline Goodson & Carly Brannon)

Nook Elevation

Isometric Nook View

Nook Enlarged Plan

Exterior Nook Perspective (In collaboration with Caroline Goodson & Carly Brannon)

SOLACE

Create Solace Nook Perspective

Schematic Design Sketch

Listen for Solace Nook Perspective (Caroline Goodson)

Nook Dimensioned Floor Plans

Seek Solace Nook Perspective (Carly Brannon)

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THE OLD FASHIONED

The 2022 IIDA Student Design Competition allowed students to design an assisted living facility, placing emphasis on the need to design for both residents and staff, and actively working towards destigmatizing the AL typology. My design partner Carolina Brannon and I decided to design the facility in hopes of creating a nostalgic experience for the residents that made them feel comfortable and cared for.

SKILLS ENHANCED: Evidence-based design methods Sketchup Enscape

THE OLD FASHIONED

DESIGN GOALS: 1. Promote unity, community, and trust between all inhabitants.

2. Destigmatize the transition into assisted living.

3. Prioritize the wellbeing of residents and staff alike to encourage positive interactions and services.

Rendered Furniture Plan

LEGEND 1. Reception/Lobby 2. Manager's Office 3. Post Office 4. Public Restrooms 5. Physician's Workroom 6. RN Room 7. Staff Lounge 8. Admin. Workroom 9. Movie Theater 10. Staff Restrooms

11. Art Room 12. Music Room 13. Multipurpose/Game Rm 14. Resident Rooms 15. Salon 16. Library/Cafe 17. Indoor Dining Hall 18. Outdoor Dining Hall 19. Community Garden

Material & Color Palette

THE OLD FASHIONED

Reception/Lobby Enlarged Plan

Reception/Lobby Perspective

Dining Hall Enlarged Plan

Indoor Dining Hall Perspective

THE OLD FASHIONED

Community Garden Perspective

Community Garden Enlarged Plan

Movie Theater Facade Elevation

Movie Theater Enlarged Plan

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STUDENT APARTMENT

Four college graduates commissioned a modern renovation of their apartment located in Seattle, Washington. The renovation includes two bedrooms, two baths, a kitchen, and living room.

The intent of this design was to create a lively space that enhances productivity and encourages a positive state of mind. This design utilized neutral tones and biophilic accents.

SKILLS ENHANCED: Client Meetings Sketchup Enscape

STUDENT APARTMENT Adjacency Matrix Bedroom 1

BEDROOM 2

Bedroom 2

BEDROOM 1

Bathroom 1 Bathroom 2

CL BATH 2

CL BATH 1

Living Room Kitchen Workspace Laundry

MNT

Mechanical Room

KITCHEN

Concept Image

LIVING RM

Floor Plan

Rendered Floor Plan

Rendered Plan Oblique

Material & Color Palette

STUDENT APARTMENT

KITCHEN

Kitchen Enlarged Plan Kitchen Perspective

BEDROOM 2

Bedroom 2 Enlarged Plan

Bedroom 2 Perspective

STUDENT APARTMENT

BATH 2

Bath 2 Enlarged Plan Bath 2 Elevation

LIVING RM

Living Room Enlarged Plan

Living Room Perspective

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PHOTOGRAPHY

I had the opportunity during my junior year internship to photograph a few projects in various phases of design. The photos represent one commercial hospitality project and two residential projects during the summer of 2023. All designs are courtesy of Emcy Interior Design in Sarasota, Florida.

SKILLS ENHANCED: DSLR Knowledge Photoshop Camera Raw

RESTAURANT

MODERN PENTHOUSE

COASTAL HOME

THANK YOU FOR VIEWING MY PASSION!

jholt113@andersonuniversity.edu

JH