Jarod Jankowski Portfolio

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J A R O D J A N K O W S K I


Hello

I am a Junior at the University of North Texas. My path hasn’t always been a straight one. From starting as a Biology major, then moving to Phycology and eventually landing on Interior Design. I had some bumps in the road. I feel very fortunate that I am finally pursuing something I absolutely love I’ve wanted to be a designer ever since I was a little boy. From rearranging my room every month, to designing houses on Minecraft, I knew this was something I always wanted to do. I would like to make an impact on the world of design, because to me, preserving the designs of those that came before us is the road map to the future. I can’t wait to pave my way!


CONDO DESIGN

KITCHEN DESIGN

TAPESTRY SHOP


KITCHEN DESIGN

KITCHEN DESIGN 10 weeks - Fall 2021 - Individual Project • In this project, we designed a kitchen for couple in their early 30s on the move from Dallas, Texas to Brooklyn, New York. They found a beautiful home right on the edge of a park in an urban part of town. They are looking to bring the natural world into their home using biophilic design while keeping Universal Design present. Charlie is partially deaf so that is particularly important to him. They have two dogs Cosmo and Wanda, so having access to this greenspace is needed.


KITCHEN DESIGN

The incorporation of natural stone accents extracted from the local area along with the pass through window make it a seemless transition from the outside in.


KITCHEN DESIGN

Accessibility

Biophilia

Universal Design

Due to the clients impaired hearing, a light bar was installed in the base of the island to alert the resident when appliances are complete.

With with large unobstructed windows, the clients are able to immerse themselves in the natural world. Making the outside the focal point.

No overhead cabinets to increase visibility. Soft wood ceiling to dampen sound. Eglass auto tinted glass. Smart appliances


KITCHEN DESIGN


BAMBOO FLOORING Renewable High tensil strength Lightweight

LIMEROCK WALLSTONE Local Material Adds texture Sound absorbing

HARRINGBONE CASEWORK Local Material Excellent acoustic value Extremely durable

RECYCLED BRASS FIXTURES Renewable Anti microbial color change over time gives character.


CONDO DESIGN

CONDO DESIGN 10 weeks - Fall 2021 - Individual Project To create a warm, engaging and luxurious space that implements soothing colors, rich historical motifs, and simple, easy to use design. Taking advantage of the architectural elements that already exist in the room ads a dramatic dimensionality to the character of the space.


CONDO DESIGN When consulting with the couple I learned that they had certain disabilities that needed to be accommodated in their new home. Asher has Asperger's so he needs a calm space that's not too over stimulating, while Sloane struggles with disorganization due to her ADHD.


COLOR THEORY & CONTRAST color theory is the science behind which colors go well together and the art of putting them together. As well as how they make you perceive the space around you

CALM

DESIGNATION

Using soft colors to create a calming space that you can be in for long periods of time

Using color to designate a space helps people with Asperger's and people who work from home with separating spaces.

CONTRAST

LIGHTING

using color to accentuate the duality of the old and new

Color theory does not always mean pigment. Lighting has a profound influence on how you perceive a space

SLOANE & ASHER Meet Sloane and Asher. Sloane is from Ireland and moved to Austin for graduate school. She met Asher at a PR event for the museum she worked for. He was a columnist doing a piece on the political pop art exhibit. When Sloane graduated and received a job a the Grand Rapids Public Museum, they had to jump at the opportunity. When consulting with the couple I learned that they had certain disabilities that needed to be accommodated in their new home. Asher has Asperger's so he needs a calm space that's not too over stimulating, while Sloane struggles with disorganization due to her ADHD.

ADHD

Differences in brain development and brain activity that affect attention, the ability to sit still, and self-control.

ASBERGERS

Difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication, along with restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior and interests.


CONCEPT SKETCHES

plaster walls create a warm environment and help with accoustical value.

Rule of thirds present in window design.

Arched windows show European influence.


LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

Color

Using soft colors to create a calming space that you can be in for long periods of time

History

European luxury with modern functionality

simplicity

keeping it simple, keeping it organized.


MATERIALS

CONDO DESIGN


MATERIALS

CONDO DESIGN


EMRALD TILE Adds rich calming color Harkens back to Irish heritage Heated to keep warm in winter months

PARQUET FLOORING Historic original flooring Adds texture Sound absorbing Pattern adds dimension

MARBLE ACCENTS Adds luxury and pattern Durable and lasting material European design element.

CELTIC ART Renewable Anti microbial color change over time gives character.


TAPESTRY SHOP

Tapestry Shop 10 weeks - Fall 2021 - Group Project

To create a functional commercial and residential space that celebrates the traditional culture of the native Navajo tribe. An interactive, open, and inviting commercial space will have a persuasive curbside appeal to tourists. Large windows and incorporation of natural colors from the exterior landscape creates an indooroutdoor experience while inviting admiration to the handmade Navajo textiles. Strategic placement of facility rooms will allow private, yet sharable spaces between the commercial and residential. Keeping an open concept with heavy amounts of storage is key to allow maximum circulation.


THE PLASTER WALLS GIVE A WARM, INVITING EXPERIENCE

SIT/STAND DESK FACILITATES A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

THE COPPER FINISHES SHOWCASES SEDONAS RED MOUNTAINS

TRADITIONAL TEXTILES HONOR TRADITION AND COMMUNITY

THE CASINGS SHOWCASE SIGNITURE TAPESTRIES

LOCALLY SOURCED WOOD PROMOTES SUSTAINABILITY

CLAY TILE PROVIDES WARM FINISH AND INSULATION

LOOMS SHOWCASED IN BIRDCAGE STYLE AREA TO INVITE LOCAL COSTUMORS

MURPHY BED USED TO FREE UP SPACE

COPPER USED AS ANTI MICROBIAL SURFACE

SELF TINT WINDOWS HELP PRIVACY AND HEALTH

LEAF TABLE CREATES MORE SEATING WHEN NEEDED

Plaster, Arizona Walnut. Arizona white oak. copper. clay tile

Master bathroom

Master bedroom

navajo textile

kitchen

living room

selfie wall

office elevation loom space MOVEMENT

navajo textile

BALANCE

LINE


MATERIALS

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MATERIALS

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