Jayla Dorse | Interior Design Portfolio

Jayla

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Jayla

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Interior Design Portfolio

Jayla dorse EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by CIDA GPA: 3.7 / 4.0 Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2021

CONTACT (901)-502-2299 jayladorse18@gmail.com 77 Young Rd. Byhalia, MS 38611

EXPERIENCE Floor Captain | Starkville, MS

Bulldog Suites | September 2018 - 2021

Greeted president of the university, athletic officials, scholarship donors, and guests.

Verified credentials for the club levels.

Secured and guarded areas for the athletes.

Personalizer | Olive Branch, MS

William Sonoma | April 2016 - December 2020

Inspected merchandise for correct thread, spelling, product, and orientation.

Input inventory data into computer.

Shipped products to customer.

Teleworker| Starkville, MS

MSU Call Center | August 2019 - January 2020

Called alumni, parents, and organizations.

Informed about colleges or events on campus.

Collected donations for specific colleges and organizations.

HONORS & AWARDS Scholastic

Dean’s Scholar | 2018, 2018, 2020,2021 Scholarship

MSU Promise Student Award | 2016-2020

Interior Design

ASID South Regional Student Competition, 2020

Silver | Hospitality

Silver | Original Product Design

Silver | Hand Rendering

ORGANIZATIONS Collegiate Society of Interior Design (CSID)

Treasurer | 2020 - 2021 Fashion Board

Makeup artist | 2019-2021 MSU ASID Student Chapter

Member | 2017 - 2020

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Contributor - Bully’s Pantry Closet | 2018-2020 Volunteer - ASID Trunk or Treat | 2019 Contributor - ASID Thanksgiving Food Drive | 2019 Volunteer - Christmas Feed The Homeless | 2016 Participant - Cancer Walk | 2016

COMPUTER SKILLS & ONLINE MANAGEMENT Revit/Enscape

InDesign

BIM 360 Design

Microsoft Office/Excel

AutoCAD

Google Drive

Photoshop

Webex/ Zoom

Illustrator

Sketchup

RELATED COURSES Design

Drawing I Design I & II Floral Design Hand Drafting History of Interiors I & II Professional Practice Photography Principles of LEED Textiles for Interiors Materials

Technical

Revit Digital Design ID Graphics Detailing & Construction Color & Lighting Furniture Design Theatre: Architectural Lighting

COLLEGIATE TRAVEL Sophomore Study Tour Biltmore

Atlanta, GA

Cartersville, GA Junior Study Tour

Chicago Riley Center Theatre Tour

Meridian, MS

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Hospitality

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Institutional

Medical

Institutional

Creative

Hospitality

CHARLES CHARLESTON

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SOUTH CAROLINA

Team Project Main Level, 2 Hotel Levels, & Rooftop Level Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Illustrator Charleston, SC

CONCEPT:

“A play on sophistication” illustrates opulence, while having eye catching elements. Charleston, South Carolina showcases grand styles of architecture, famous attractions, and whimsical design elements. Hotel Charles embodies pieces of Charleston through each space emphasizing color from local artist, Tom Potocki.

PROJECT SCOPE: Design a boutique hotel while incorporating residential living.

Group must also design a: restaurant, bar, spa, rooftop, guest level, and apartment level.

DESIGN GOALS:

Collected from research, Charleston’s buildings display it’s southern and extravagant style.

Incorporated elements from different locations inspire the aesthetic of the spaces.

Lo

obby Elevator Elevation: Tom Potocki’s revision of the Mona Lisa painting added to display a pop of color.

trail1670

Dock Street BAR

& LOUNGE

Dock Street BAR

& LOUNGE

RESEARCH

Boutique hotel: Small hotel with 10-100 rooms in settings with upscale accommodations.

Perfect compromise of meeting in the middle with great amenities while having reasonable prices.

- Small in size - Unique in design - Located in an urban or stylish area - Rooms individually created to show their own character

Charleston is named number one city in the U.S. and Canada by Travel + Leisure 2020 World’s Best Awards.

Known for their blends of traditional southern U.S., English, French, and West African elements Humid subtropical climate, mild winters and hot summers https://lemonly.com/work/what-makes-a-boutique-hotel-different

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lobby level floor plan Material Selections

RESTAURANT

LOBBY

BAR / LOUNGE

FITNESS ROOM

RESTROOMS

RESOURCE ROOM

SPA

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Lobby Renderings Upholstery fabric color is inspired from Tom Potocki’s artwork. The vivid colors creates contrast against the dark Charleston green and brass accents. Custom molding details and high ceilings represents architecture found throughout Charleston.

RETREAT Spa Renderings Inspired by Folly beach in Charleston, the spa exhibits a relaxing and serene environment. Warm earth tones are paired with moldings to illustrate Charleston’s opulence.

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trail1670 Restaurant Rendering Charleston, founded in 1670, is known for its many ghost trails. The restaurant creates a dark ambiance while it gives a relaxing and luxurious experience. Repeated custom moldings and brass accents displays sophistication.

Dock Street BAR

& LOUNGE

Restaurant Rendering Dock Street bar and lounge is inspired from the first movie theatre, which is in Charleston. Dark wood paired with velvet material exemplifies luxury masculinity while creating a comfortable BAR LOUNGE and mellow scenery.

Dock Street

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guest level floor plan

Material Selections

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Apartment level floor plan

Material Selections

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Guest Room & Apartment Renderings Light toned rooms are accentuated with bold custom moldings and brass accents to give a luxurious living experience. Colors are emphasized from custom wallpaper and artwork from Tom Potocki.

Gue

est Living Room Rendering

Guest Room Rendering

Apartment Rendering

rooftop level floor plan

Material Selections

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Rooftop Renderings Branded from the infamous pineapple fountain in the heart of Charleston, the roof top displays a comfortable yet energized atmosphere that accommodates with the tropical weather. Spaces range from private event cabanas to open community style areas.

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Institutional

koa

VETERANS CENTER Individual Project

20,000 sq.ft.

Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator Honolulu, Hawaii PROJECT SCOPE: Design a socially sustainable adaptive reuse proposal for a veteran living community. Design intent provides greatest possible outcome for life, health, safety, and welfare for all people.

CONCEPT:

Koa translates into, “strong, brave, and fearless”, and is comparable to a veteran who possess these traits. The center welcomes all vets regardless of age or mental/physical impairment.

DESIGN GOALS:

Using research, good design, and utilizing the opportunities of the location, the center supports social sustainability. Organic forms, textures, and colors bring in aspects of nature, promoting mental health.

Ex

xterior Elevation: Repetition and movement of wood comforts and welcomes people into the center.

research Hawaii is one of the lowest ranked states in economic environment, quality of life, and healthcare when considering veterans.

Rankings in Hawaii For Veterans

Honolulu, Hawaii has the Lowest ranks in benefits for veterans.

Location choice strives to benefit and promote wellness not only to veterans, but also for the community.

Sustainability Framework

Worst state to live in

Economic rank % Of homeless Veterans

Least affordable housing

Social sustainability manages how individuals and communities interact with each other while addressing issues of the environment.

Social and cultural factors are combined to establish an inclusive, carbon free environment.

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http://sustainabledepaul.blogspot.com/p/sustainability-frameworks.html

22%

Of veterans suffer from post-traumatic disorder or major depression

34% Suffer from other mental concerns

A veteran is a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service, and who was discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable.

1 out of 3

Of these people seek help

Veteran Employment Transitions Process

The VA has 1,255 health care facilities to help veterans with mental health.

Processes exist to get veterans back to civilian life and employment since they face many challenges after being discharged.

Coronavirus Transmission: Human to Human

Natural environment reduces stress and boost wellbeing.

Design spaces that could be easily rearranged for social distancing.

Use touch-less solutions and antimicrobial materials.

http://sitn.hms.harvard.edu/flash/2020/covid-19-emerging-viral-diseases-journey-animals-humans/

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color coded floor plan

BUILDING VETERAN MANGER MANGER

GENDER NEUTRAL LACTATION COPY ROOM ROOM RR

WAIT

RECEPTION

ADA RESTROOM JANITOR’S CL. FAMILY RR

PUBLIC SPACE

GENDER NEUTRAL RR

MULTIPURPOSE

STR.

AREA

MULTIPURPOSE

FLEX SPACE

HEAD OF COUNSELING ADMIN ASST.

Means of Egress Public Area Private Area Existing Building

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DINING AREA

rendered floor plan

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1 2

1

Enclosed wall seating in corridor.

2

Flexible multipurpose area.

3

Green wall used to improve air quality.

4

Glass resin corridor partition.

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Material Selections

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Reception Area Rendering Naturalistic tones and textures welcomes visitors into the space. Memorabilia exhibition shows respect for veterans’ service.

Publ

The p oppor eleme

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lic Area Rendering

pubic area represents relaxation and provides rtunity for interaction. Natural light and ents from nature produce a sense of serenity.

Private Seating Elevation Rendering Private recessed benches offer visitors an opportunity to relax.

Private Area Rendering Circular seating serves as private areas or small group spaces. Acoustical privacy is provided with dropped ceiling while circular repetition in ceiling is calming.

Medical

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC

Team Project

8,477 sq.ft.

Revit, Enscape, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator Chicago, Illinois

PROJECT SCOPE: Design and space plan for a primary care clinic. The goal is to provide two solutions, a partial and full renovation.

CONCEPT:

The book of Genesis tells the story of the creation of earth and conceptually portrays the idea of new beginnings. Natural elements and innovative technology encourages healthier spaces and connect occupants closer to nature.

DESIGN GOALS:

The challenge of this project is to design the clinic while implementing a “sense of homefulness” and well-being. Designing from research, the clinic will incorporate biophilic and innovative design to provide better solutions for the “next generation”.

Nu pat

urses Station Elevation: Enclosed plants are brought in to aid in a serene environment while keeping thogens out.

RESEARCH

https://plantscapers.com/become-well-certified-using-plants/6-principles-of-biophilic-design-snapshot/

Biophilic design uses sustainable materials and natural, earth-friendly patterns and colors.

HH is an organization striving to improve sustainability performance.

HH

Healthier Hospitals

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They provide hospitals with resources and free tools.

Goals: - Use safer chemicals and medical products - Healthier foods - Leaner energy and less waste

It is important to connect humans with nature because it reduces stress and improves well-being within a space.

Innovative Technology

- Touchless solutions - More wayfinding options - Encourage work productivity - Push for new designs for the future

fULL RENOVATION FLOOR PLAN & RCP

1 RECEPTION & WAITING

CONSULTATION

1

Kiosk to encourage productivity

2

Curved walls to represent organic shapes

3

Enclosed greenery

4

Private practitioner’s space

Lighting Legend Symbol

RR.

8” Recessed Can

2’x2’ Troffer

WEIGH STATION

LED Ring Light Custom LED Strip

2 EXAM ROOMS

Ceiling Legend Symbol

3 NURSES STATION

4 PRACTITIONER’S WR. LOUNGE AREA ADMIN WR. MANAGER’S OFFICE

Name

Name 2’x2’ ACT | 9 ’ A.F.F. Custom Ceiling

Material Selections

Full &Partial Renovation Renderings Warm neutral tones paired with earth elements bring in aspects of biophilic design and create a comfortable environment. Touchless solutions and LED lighting aids in a healthier space and wayfinding.

Waiting Area Re

endering

Reception Rendering

Exam Room Rendering

Check-In Rendering

Corridor Rendering

pARTIAL RENOVATION FLOOR PLAN & RCP 2

WAITING

1

Kiosk in place of reception

2

Mother’s room

3

Curtain for changing privacy

1 PRACTITIONER’S WR.

Lighting Legend Symbol

CONSULTATION

Name 8” Recessed Can Check Box

ADMIN WR.

Studio Light

3

Tech Lighting Pendant 6” Recessed Can Linear Recessed Custom LED Strip EXAM ROOMS

Ceiling Legend Symbol

Name Custom Ceiling Custom Ceiling

MANGER’S OFFICE

LOUNGE AREA

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LOCKER ROOM

Material Selections

Waiting Area Rendering

Check-In Rendering

Corridor Rendering

Exam Room Rendering

Lounge Area Rendering

Institutional

Partner Project

Total: 60,000 sq.ft.

Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator Mississippi State, MS

PROJECT SCOPE: Design Howell Hall and the Hunter Henry Center to house the CAAD (College of Architecture, Art, and Design) department while fitting the basic needs of each.

CONCEPT:

Art, architecture, interior design, building construction science, and graphic design benefit from one another in their own unique way. In an ecosystem, living and nonliving factors of the environment work together to keep earth livable. This concept derived from an ecosystem which will allow each major to individually contribute their work while promoting collaboration and great work culture within the workspace.

DESIGN GOALS:

Design spaces that brings all the majors together, while implementing important requirements into each building.

Ca co

afe Wall Elevation: Organic patterned wallpaper paired with warm wood and vibrant colors create an inviting and omfortable setting.

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RESEARCH Classroom amenities (such as white boards and projectors) integrated into public areas on campus.

INTERIOR DESIGN

Modular furniture systems allowing for quick rearrangement of space to encourage different uses Hyper-tailored classrooms designed to teach specific skills in a work-like environment Conference-ready meeting rooms optimized for the quick set-up for web-based phone and video calls

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

ECOSYSTEM

OF Lounge area that blends the lines between learning and leisure environments

CAAD ARCHITECTURE

Breakout spaces that support group efforts, both inside and outside the classroom Operable partitions that can convert larger classrooms into smaller, less intimidating learning spaces

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ART

Break Area Rendering The break area is designed to encourage students from all CAAD departments to communicate with fellow classmates. Providing natural daylight in the break room helps increase the value of space and helps boosts students’ productivity.

HOWELL HALL color coded floor plan 2

WOMENS RESTROOM

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO

LOCKERS 525 SQ

160 SQ

4

SMALL LOUNGE 280 SQ

1800 SQ INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO BCS STUDIO 1450 SQ

BCS STUDIO 1450 SQ

BCS STUDIO 1450 SQ

BCS STUDIO 1450 SQ

LOCKERS 248 SMALL LOUNGE 215 SQ

LIGHTING LAB 260 SQ

STORAGE 327 SQ

SMALL LOUNGE 251 SQ

MENS RESTROOM

MATERIALS ROOM 757 SQ

160 SQ

COPY ROOM 190 SQ

1 SMALL LOUNGE 157 SQ

WOMENS RESTROOM 346 SQ

JANITOR’S CLOSET 50 SQ

EQUIPMENT STORAGE 2333 SQ

EQUIPMENT STORAGE 2333 SQ

MENS RESTROOM 346 SQ

EXHIBITION SPACE 596 SQ

CLOSET 230 SQ

CERAMICS 1274 SQ MECH 215 SQ

BREAK AREA 2399 SQ

DARK ROOM 321 SQ

ART ART 99 SQ STAFF STAFF 99 SQ

LOCKERS 56 SQ

SMALL LOUNGE

ART 99 SQ STAFF

STORAGE

99 SQ

ART 99 SQ STAFF

MEETING ROOM

141 SQ

CLASSROOM 715 SQ

MEETING ROOM

3

LOCKERS 56 SQ

141 SQ

SHOP 247 SQ

BCS 99 SQ STAFF

BCS 99 SQ STAFF

99 SQ

WOOD SH 2543 S

STORAGE 94 SQ

MACHINERY

CLASSROOM 951 SQ

SCULPTURE ROOM 614 SQ

213 SQ

50

STORAGE 94 SQ

METAL SHOP 1254 SQ

CLASSROOM 533 SQ

99 SQ

BCS 99 SQ STAFF

STORAGE 442 SQ

MACHINE

HOWELL HALL 2ND FLOOR color coded floor plan 1

Lounge area near natural daylight

2

Marker boards used as partitions

3

Glass touch-base meeting rooms

4

Lockers designated for BCS students

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INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO 900 SQ

CLASSROOM 532 SQ

117 SQ

COPY ROOM 399 SQ

Circulation Shared Spaces Private Spaces

BCS STAFF 117 SQ

COPY ROOM

STORAGE 67 SQ

BCS STAFF 117 SQ BCS STAFF

200 SQ

Public Spaces

STORAGE 69 SQ

117 SQ

Art

COPY ROOM 261 SQ

117 SQ

Building Construction Science

BREAK AREA 405 SQ

Interior Design Not Used

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BCS STAFF ART STAFF 117 SQ

ART STAFF 126 SQ SMALL LOUNGE

HOP SQ

BCS STAFF

ART STAFF 126 SQ

SMALL LOUNGE 214 SQ

WOMENS RESTROOM 167 SQ

6

179 SQ

Mezzanine overlooking ID area

MEETING ROOM

ART STAFF 126 SQ

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ERY

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Lounge/waiting area for meeting rooms

MENS RESTROOM 167 SQ

141 SQ

141 SQ

CLASSROOM 1001 SQ

MEETING ROOM

MEETING ROOM 141 SQ

141 SQ

MEETING ROOM

MEETING ROOM 141 SQ

141 SQ

MEETING ROOM

Collaborative/meeting rooms ART 117 SQ STAFF

ART STAFF 117 SQ

ART 117 SQ STAFF

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ART STAFF 117 SQ

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Reference plan

Material Selections

Circulation Private Spaces

1

Separate art gallery with tables and wall displays

2

V.I.A. Steelcase glass wall to allow natural light into the offices

3

Open lounge to accommodate conference room

4

Extra conference room to assist staff in this wing

Public Spaces

Art Building Construction Science

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Dean’s Staff

hunter henry FOUNDATION WING color coded floor plan

1 2

3

4

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hunter henry MIDDLE SECTION color coded floor plan

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Circulation Shared Spaces Private Spaces Public Spaces

Interior Design

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Modular wall to divide spaces or make one big area

2

Presentation/seminar space used by all majors

3

Huge well-opening area to allow natural daylight

hunter henry ALUMNI WING color coded floor

1

Circulation

1

Lounge area dedicated for staff collaboration

Private Spaces

2

Multiple conference rooms

Public Spaces

3

Separate classroom space used only by Interior Design

4

Break area to accommodate this wing

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HUNTER HENRY BASEMENT color coded floor plan

1

2 4

3

Circulation Private Spaces

1

Mobile ottomans

2

Private lounge used for relaxation

3

Modular presentation boards

4

Entire area used to break away from school work

Public Spaces

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Hunter henry level 2 color coded floor plan

2 Circulation Private Spaces

1

Public Spaces

1

Acoustical privacy lounge

2

Entire area used as quiet lounge space with access to a meeting room

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Creative

PHOTOREALISTIC Hand rendering

Silver Regional ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition 2020

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Birds Of A Feather OTTOMAN PRODUCT DESIGN

Goal: Design a structurally sound product.

The Birds of A Feather ottoman was inspired by the appearance of bird feathers. Many may overlook feathers, however, they hold beautiful characteristics such as color, texture, and patterns. The ottoman showcases structural support and textured fabric that represents the feathers. The ottoman can be used as a seat or leg support.

Silver Regional ASID South Central Chapter Student Competition 2020

Product Materials: Throw Blanket | Epoxy Resin Glue | Gold Spray Paint Metal & Plastic Christmas Tree Holder Cushion Insert | Woodshop

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Design I & design II

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Drawing I

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Photography

Thank You. (901)-502-2299

Jayla

dorse

jayladorse18@gmail.com 77 Young Rd. Byhalia, MS 38611