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T E C H N I C A L P R O F I C I E N C I E S S T R E N G T H S P R O F I L E C O N T A C T Licensed interior designer with expertise designing engaging and functional commercial interiors, focusing on workplace and hospitality design. Skilled in design communication through multiple platforms of 3D visualization tools and curating client presentations.713.410.jnewcomb93@gmail.com9344 • Revit • Enscape • AutoCad • Rhino • Vray • Sketchup • InDesign • Photoshop • Illustrator • Microsoft Office certified • Design communication • Design visualization • Client relationships • Space Planning • Organization • Time management
E D U C A T I O N W O R K E X P E R I E N C E L I C E N S E S + O R G A N I Z A T I O N S J A M I E H A N E S, RID 2011 - 2013 2013 - 2017 2017 - 2018 2018 - Current 2016 Graduated from Blinn College Associate of Arts Graduated from University of Houston / College of Architecture and Design Bachelors of Science in Interior Architecture Minor in Art History Magna Cum Laude #1 ranking Interior Architecture graduate of 2017 Espinal Architecture / Architectural Intern Residential design, construction documentation, 3D rendering Planning Design Research / Architectural Assistant Workplace design, design development, furniture design Kirksey Architecture / Associate Interior Designer Workplace design, design development, furniture design, 3D visualization, project interviews NCIDQ certified interior designer #35405 TBAE registration #12668 IIDA member
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University of Houston College of Architecture and Design Master planning | Adaptive Reuse Professional work | 2018 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Commercial Interior Architecture Professional work | 2019 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Workplace Interior Architecture Professional work | 2021 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Workplace Interior Architecture Professional work | 2021-2022 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Workplace Interior Architecture Professional work | 2018 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Workplace Interior Architecture
Undergraduate Thesis project 2017
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Undergraduate Thesis project | 2017 University of Houston | College of Architecture and Design Location: Sugar Land, TX Scope of work: Master planning | Adaptive Reuse R A W + R E F I N E D DEVELOPER DESIGN CRITIQUEParkinggaragesand Raw (TO) Refined at the Char HouseBrick Clad Concrete Column Grid and Concrete Floor SPATIALLevels BREAKDOWN Egress and PathsCirculationMain 01 Refined+Raw|01
Downtown Houston Sugar Land Four Corners RAW + REFINED AT THE CHAR HOUSE Imperial Sugar Factory, Sugar Land TX SITE PLAN RawDEVELOPER
Theredevelopmententiretyof the site is developed as a whole, allowing for no natural progression or evolution of the site HouseChar
Parking garages and high end housing form a physical and visual barrier between the Imperial market and the Four Corners neighborhood Site Development Critique
The majority of the proposed site consists of “luxury”, “high-end”, and “upscale” retail, housing, and restaurants, once again excluding the low - income Four Corners community
The museum and farmers market only occupy a small amount of the proposed site
Warehouse3-BayChildrensMuseumSilos ProducePublicGarden FarmersMarket FarmersMarket garagesParking and high oforprogressionnoallowingasisofTheFourexcludingoncerestaurants,housing,retail,and“high-end”“luxury”consistsproposedofTheredevelopmentproposedofsmalloccupymarketfarmersandTheFourMarketImperialbetweenbarrierandahousingendformphysicalvisualtheandCornersmuseumtheonlyaamountthesitemajoritythesiteof“upscaleandagaintheCornersentiretythesitedevelopedawhole,fornaturalevolutionthesite. 97’ Brick Clad Concrete Column Grid and Concrete FloorEgressLevels and Heights:FloorandStructure,Shell,CombinedPathsCirculationMainCirculationBrickBuildingShell2’ x 2’DEVELOPER DESIGN CRITIQUEParkinggaragesandhighendhousingformaphysicalandvisualbarrierbetweentheImperialMarketandFourCornersThemajorityoftheproposedsiteconsistsof“luxury”“high-end”and“upscaleretail,housing,andrestaurants,onceagainexcludingtheFourCorners Brick Clad Concrete Column Grid and Concrete Floor SPATIALLevels BREAKDOWN Egress and PathsCirculationMainBrickBuilding Shell Heights:Floor 2’ x 2’ Four Corners Four Corners Refined+Raw|01
Site Section HouseChar Warehouse3-BayChildrensMuseumSilos ProducePublicGarden FarmersMarket FarmersMarket P R O P O S E D S I T E P L A N
S I T E S E C T I O N Site Section HouseChar Warehouse3-BayChildrensMuseumSilos FarmersMarket The museum and Fourexcludingoncerestaurants,housing,retail,and“high-end”“luxury”consistsproposedofTheredevelopmentproposedofsmalloccupymarketfarmerstheonlyaamountthesitemajoritythesiteof“upscaleandagaintheCorners SITE SECTION 1’=1/8” MATERIAL STRATEGYPROGRAM + FLOW Shared Offices Heritage Foundation Four Corners Community Development Houston Foods Inc.Raw + Refined at the Char House Bar RestarauntLevel Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Charred Refined Raw 97’ 125’andStructure,Shell,CombinedCirculationBrickBuildingShell Refined+Raw|01
CharGalleryHouse RoomMech Refining GalleryHistory GalleryStorage roomMech Restrooms Level 7 Enlarged Plan Level 2 Enlarged Plan CharGalleryHouse receptionlobby gift shop officemuseum roomMech Restrooms Level 2 Enlarged PlanLevel 2 Design Plan Level 7 Design Plan
RoomMech History GalleryStorage (NATURE) at the Char House Level 7 Enlarged Plan Raw + (REFINED) at the Char House (NATURE) at the Char House (RAW) + Refined at the Char House Raw + (REFINED) at the Char House (NATURE) at the Char House Ground floor | All exterior walls have been removed, leaving a colonnade of steel and brick columns. The ground floor functions as an indoor \ outdoor recreation area, and a social stair leads up to the “refined” levels Refined | Levels 2 - 4 embody the “refined” material strategy. The gift shop, restaurants, and bars occupy these levels. A polished copper stair leads up to the “raw” levels changing from polished copper to patina copper. Raw | Levels 5 -7 house the Refining gallery that features installations of original sugar refining equipment, history of the Char House and the Four Corners, and art installations by various artists. Level 8 functions as a shared office level for local organizations and businesses Downtown Houston Sugar Land Four Corners RAW + REFINED AT THE CHAR HOUSE Imperial Sugar Factory, Sugar Land TX 200 ft SITE PLAN Site Section HouseChar Warehouse3-BayChildrensMuseumSilos ProducePublicGarden FarmersMarket FarmersMarket DEVELOPER DESIGN CRITIQUEParkinggaragesandhighendhousingformaphysicalandvisualbarrierbetweentheImperialMarketandFourCornersThemuseumandthefarmersmarketonlyoccupyasmallamountoftheproposedsiteredevelopmentThemajorityoftheproposedsiteconsistsof“luxury”“high-end”and“upscaleretail,housing,andrestaurants,onceagainexcludingtheFourCornersTheentiretyofthesiteisdevelopedasawhole,allowingfornonaturalprogressionorevolutionofthesite. SITE SECTION 1’=1/8” MATERIAL STRATEGYPROGRAM + FLOW Shared Offices Raw Raw (TO) Refined at the Char House 97’ 125’ Brick Clad Concrete Column Grid and Concrete Floor SPATIALLevels BREAKDOWN Egress and Heights:FloorandStructure,Shell,CombinedPathsCirculationMainCirculationBrickBuildingShell2’ 2’ Refined+Raw|01
H E R I T A G E P L A Z A 02 Professional Work | 2018 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Scope of work: Commercial Interior Architecture; 2 Floors PlazaHeritage|02
B I G I D E A S Diminish what is overplayed: stair - stepping, finishes, and dark entry Brighten material palette with softer, lighter finishes Simplify and streamline the design to be clean and modern Enhance the geometry and volume of the space Interior Finish Palette Large format porcelain tile with bronze schluter Wood veneer and plank Bronze fins and blue quartzite Sage green wall Furniture finishes
PlazaHeritage|02Exterior Intervention Exterior Design Inspiration Landscape Intervention
Feature wall elevation Level 1 Lobby Design Plan
Elevator lobby feature wall with bronze fins and suspended sculptural divers
Rug Design and Concept
Social Stair Wood Tread Detail (Above) Social Stair Lounge (Right)
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PlazaHeritage|02Ancillary Furniture Design
AfterBefore
Outdoor Terrace Conference Center Brookfield Reception EOG Reception
Sky lobby lounge looking towards Brookfield reception
Outdoor covered patio (Right) Conference center (Below)
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Professional work | 2018 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Scope of work: Workplace Interior Architecture; 1 Floor C O C K R E L L I N T E R E S T S 03 InterestsCockrell|03
B I G I D E A S Blending traditional architectural elements with modern details Refined rustic Showcasing the extensive collection of client owned art Heritage Craftsmanshipand
InterestsCockrell|03Level 11 Design Plan
Reception | South art wall elevation
Formal Boardroom | Large client presentations and company meetings Internal Conference Rooms | Small client presentations and internal meetings Open Collaboration Spaces | Informal meetings and visioning sessions Conferencing and Collaboration InterestsCockrell|03
Break Room | East elevation
InterestsCockrell|03Case good Furniture Design Ancillary Furniture Design Executive Office Reception: Reception Rug: Open Collaboration and Corridors: Break Room and Dining Area: Standard Office Credenza Detail
W H I T E & C A S E 04 Professional Work | 2019 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX - 609 Main at Texas Scope of work: Workplace Interior Architecture; 2 Floors Case&White|04
B I G I D E A S Sophistication and Brand identity Contrast “Wow” FactorComposition
Case&White|04Enscape Development Enscape White Mode: Fully rendered Enscape model: Professional photography:
Interconnecting Stair | Exposed wood tread with glass and bronze hand and guard rail. Stepped plinth base with upholstered bench seating.
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Custom Rugs and Furniture Design | Reception
Case&White|04Custom Rugs and Furniture Design | Reception
L I Q U I D P O W E R 05 Professional Work | 2021 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX Scope of work: Workplace Interior Architecture; 1 Floor Power|Liquid05
Enscape Visualization Professional Photography
Power|Liquid05 MAILROOM PROMO ROOM IT WORK ROOM/STORAGE IT SERVER ROOM GENERALWELLNESSMOTHERSSTORAGE RECEPTION SMALL CONF PHONE FOCUS FOCUSFOCUS SMALL CONF FOCUS COPY SMALL CONF FOCUSFOCUSSHELVING MEDIUM CONFERENCE MEDIUM CONFERENCE LARGE CONFERENCE LARGE CONFERENCE PANTRY STORAGE COPY PHONE PHONE FOCUS PHONECOPY BREAK WORK LOUNGESMALLFOCUSCONF OPEN COLLABOPEN COLLAB HUDDLE FOCUS B I G I D E A S Emphasis on branding colors Warm industrial Organic forms“ProfessionallycultureInformal”
C E I L I N G D E S I G N C O N C E P T Laminar Zones | Quieter back of house working areas characterized by sleek linear fixtures with an occasional “disturbance” over collaborative zones Turbulent Zones| Activated front of house spaces characterized by open to structure ceilings or colored acoustic ceiling tiles
Design SpecialtyRCPLighting File islands in open work areaFlexible open collaborationWork Lounge Power|Liquid05
Work lounge / Break Room
Two large training rooms telescopingwith glass walls are located on either side of the work lounge. When needed they can be opened up to create one large town hall space.
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Open collaboration zone with writable walls (Top left and top right) Front of house medium conference room with custom film graphic (Above) Typical focus room (Right)
C O T E R R A E N E R G Y 06 Professional Work | 2021-2022 Kirksey Location:ArchitectureHouston,TX - Memorial City Scope of work: Workplace Interior Architecture; 6 Floors EnergyCoterra|06
Geological Influence Material duality DynamicexperiencecorridorCelebrate the new brand B I G I D E A S
EnergyCoterra|06 REF. DW DW REF. CR ICCR DW EXEC. OFFICE EXEC. OFFICE EXEC. OFFICE EXEC. OFFICE CEO OFFICE STORAGE EXEC. OFFICE EXEC. OFFICE EXEC.EXECUTIVEOFFICE EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE EXEC. OFFICEEXEC. OFFICE FILINGLUGGAGE STORAGE GUESTGUESTADMINADMIN BOARDROOM WORK LOUNGE MANAGERMANAGER MANAGER COLLAB MANAGER MANAGERMANAGER MANAGER MANAGER OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE OFFICEOFFICE STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE COPY PRINT COPY RECEPTION LEGAL FILE ROOM COLLAB HOSPITALITY LOUNGE IDF LUGGAGE ? MANAGER SMALL CONF. AV CLO. BREAK OUT COAT GUEST COLLAB COFFEE EXECUTIVE LOUNGE 11'-3" 11'-3" Design Plan | Executive Floor
UP SP DN UP SP TECR CR CR CR CR OA CR REF. DW REF. OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE MANAGER MANAGEROFFICEOFFICEOFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICEOFFICE OFFICE OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE OFFICE INTERNAL AUDITORS MANAGEROFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICEOFFICEOFFICEOFFICEOFFICE OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE MANAGEROFFICE OFFICEMANAGER MANAGER OFFICEOFFICE OFFICEOFFICE FLEX MANAGERFLEX MANAGERFLEX MANAGER OFFICE FLEX WORK CONFERENCEOFFICE OFFICEOFFICE OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE OFFICE ACCOUNTING FILE & PRINT ROOM STORAGECHECK PRINTER OFFICEOFFICE ELEVATOR LOBBY LARGE CONFERENCE HUDDLE OFFICE OFFICE COPY WORK LOUNGE EXISTING IDF OFFICEOFFICEOFFICE COPY WOMEN'S RR OFFICE OFFICE STORAGELARGE COLLAB. EXTERNAL AUDITORS STORAGE ADMIN OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE Design Plan | Typical Floor
EnergyCoterra|06 Reception Rugs and Furniture: Custom wool and silk geological inspired rugs Dual upholstery lounge chairs Oak and fluted metal occasional tables Curved modular lounge sectionalcalacatta marble layered low table
Executive Floor
Veneer wrapped demountable office fronts with leather wrapped pulls (below) Boardroom (above)
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Corridor Experience
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With 100% private offices, the corridor experience was a critical design challenge. Asymmetry was used to create a composition with the flooring, ceiling, and light fixtures. A band of engineered wood plank flooring breaks up the corridor carpet and aligns with the depth of the glass side lites in the offices. This material change is mirrored on the ceiling with a drywall band that drops the ceiling by 4”. A linear surface mounted fixture with a depth of 4” sits flush with the gyp band.
Interconnecting stair + work lounges
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A monolithic metal wrapped stair connects four of the six Coterra work lounges to encourage creative collisions among the staff. The interior finish of the stair is a brushed stainless steel guardrail and handrail, while the outside finish is a bright white powder coated metal.
Spanning the five stories is a feature wall consisting of backlit, perforated metal panels by Arktura.
Seating Group: Topographic drill site map (above) Rug detail (below)
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