Jayla Rogers Design Portfolio by Jayla Rogers

JAYLA ROGERS RJ

DESIGN PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO SPRING 2022

ABOUT ME: JAYLA ROGERS

Tampa FL, 33610

(813) 215-0465

jarissar@live.com

www.linkedin.com/in/jayla-rogers-interiors

Jayla Rogers is a third-year interior design student at the University of Florida who works with professors and peers to grow as a creative individual. Growing up in Tampa, Florida, Jayla has always been interested in the arts and design. From choir to journalism, Jayla seeks out ways to express herself, finding interior design to be a perfect fit. From her time in school and her previous endeavors as an editor, Jayla has developed proficient software skills in Revit, AutoCAD, InDesign, Photoshop, and PowerPoint. Furthering her career while in school, Jayla plans to commence the first steps of becoming NCIDQ certified during her senior year, while also seeking certifications under LEED and WELL. She has also made steps to integrate into the interior design profession through her active participation as an ASID member.

Interested in a career path that is human centered, Jayla has found a grounding in universal design. She hopes to empower the client with a unique environment that meets their needs and provides an equitable experience for all. When designing, Jayla considers four main principles: layers, flexibility, uniformity, and hierarchy. Throughout her educational career, Jayla has worked individually and collaboratively with peers to produce designs that meet these initiatives.

layered. flexible. uniform. hierarchy.

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CORPORATE

HEALTHCARE

RESIDENTIAL

CAFE

KIOSK

RESTAURANT

OTHER WORKS

NEXT COMPETITION

TRUE COLORS

expression. differences. inclusion.

PROJECT DETAILS

INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

SEMESTER: Fall 2021

DURATION : 9 weeks

MEDIA : Revit, Adobe Photoshop

CLIENT

NEXT INSPIRATION

MATERIALITY

NEXT start-up beauty company is based in the heart of New York.

Established on the principles of inclusivity and diversity, NEXT strives to be a brand that celebrates the uniqueness of individuals by providing them an outlet for expression.

CONCEPT

The concept developed for NEXT is “true colors” . True colors seeks to reveal the inner “color” of the client while also celebrating the differences in beauty. The design expands on the foundation of New York being a melting pot of personalities and cultures. Embodying the values of New York and the brand, the design employs colored glass sculpture in an otherwise neutral environment to symbolize and celebrate the differences of the customer .

T R U E C O L O R S

Light Concrete Dark Concrete Wood Laminate Brown Upholstery

natural

Dichroic Glass

light. variety. collaboration. expressive.

Grey Upholstery Wall Covering

MAIN ENTRANCE 8TH FLOOR

LEGEND

EIGHTH LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

SEVENTH LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

6 01. RECEPTION 02. RESOURCE CENTER 03. WORK CAFE 04. WELLNESS ROOM 05. ENCLAVE 06. LARGE MEETING 07. TERRACE 08. OUTDOOR YOGA 09. RETAIL MOCK-UP 10. OPEN OFFICE 11. TYP. OFFICE 12. SMALL MEETING 13. MOTHER’S ROOM 14. MEDIUM MEETING 15. MARKETING 16. STORAGE 17. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT 18. VIDEO STUDIO 19. PHOTO STUDIO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12 5 2 4 13 14 14 17 14 15 16 18 19

ENTRY

CORE SECTION

The core of the corporate office is composed of a glass sculpture made of dichroic glass and steel.

Light is used to promote directionality, drawing the patrons deeper into the work cafe.

Floor to ceiling windows allow for a productive work cafe and beautiful colored glass sculpture. Glass sculpture continues throughout work cafe and acts as a drop ceiling to provide intimacy.

1 2 4 3 MOCK RETAIL RECEPTION ENCLAVE

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WORK CAFE 8TH FLOOR

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The colored glass sculpture continues throughout the 8th floor to define the work cafe.

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8TH FLOOR

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Through the work cafe there is visibility into the conference room; can be used when unattended.

Reception desk offers lower panel for easier access to disabled and shorter patrons.

Resource center is incorporated into the reception area, allowing easy access for assistance.

Multiple forms of media are povided such as whiteboards, televisions, and tack boards.

FLOOR

An undulating acoustic wood ceiling is used to minimize noise within the conference room.

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LARGE MEETING 8TH

RECEPTION/RESOURCE

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Display shelf with built in VR experience to test the latest products available.

Continuation of the colored glass scultpure into the 7th floor to aid with the location of the stairs.

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Suspended felt panel grid placed over open office to minimize unwanted sound.

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Small meeting pod embedded in open office promotes quick collaborative meetings.

MATERIALITY

Wood Wood Laminate Brown Upholstery

4 3 11 OPEN OFFICE 7TH FLOOR MEDIUM MEETING 7TH FLOOR OPEN OFFICE 7TH FLOOR

Concrete Grey Upholstery

OUTPATIENT CANCER CARE

UNITED CANCER CENTER

balanced. holistic. connected.

PROJECT DETAILS

GROUP PROJECT: Jayla Rogers, Juliana Lievano, Hannah Tyrrell, Lauren Miller, Lexie Stires, Emily Devila

SEMESTER: Spring 2022

DURATION : 16 weeks

MEDIA : Revit, Adobe Photoshop,Enscape

GOALS

Using pre-design research and AI studies the concept of a “united cancer center” sought to create a community in the Tennessee for those battling cancer. Managing health concerns take both a mental and physical toll on patient health and wellbeing. The concept of “unity” seeks to alleviate some of the stress by creating an environment that nurtures relationships and embodies a comfortable and hospitable interior. With the incorporation of biophilia, repetitive wood forms , and patient inspired artwork , each visitor is able to make their mark on the space.

natural light. connection to nature. choice. private space. community.

INSPIRATION

RECEPTION 1ST FLOOR

01. LOBBY 06. REFLECTION ROOMS 11. DRESSING 02. WAITING 07. CONSULTATION 12. MRI 03. PET/MRI CHECK IN 08. OFFICE 13. PET/CT 04. CENTRAL LAB 09. CLEAN UTILITY 05. BLOOD DRAW 10. SOILED HOLD 1 2 3 5 4 6 8 7 9 11 10 12 14 13 PET/MRI CENTRAL LAB LOBBY 14

FIRST LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND

Self check-in stations provide a sense of autonomy for patients and promote efficiency.

Use of LED screens with different viewings give patients a sense of control.

Fluid cell wall art of patients seeks to unify and celebrate the stre ght of patients.

Automated shades allow for patrons to experience city views with controlled lighting.

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4. LOBBY WAITING 1ST FLOOR

LOBBY SECTION

PET/MRI CHECK IN 1ST FLOOR 1

Fluid cell art wall serves as a salience cue in locating the pet/ mri check in.

Curvalinear wood slat creat denotes the area for self check-in apart from the main walkway.

Sculptural seating serves as a vertical salience cue while also acting as biophilic seating.

Consultation room employs softer and more comforting lighting to ease stressful encounters.

Inclusion of whiteboards and TV screens for a seamless patient education experience.

Inclusion of biophilia through graphics to soften an intimidating space.

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1ST FLOOR RECEPTION 1ST FLOOR 2 4 3

CONSULTATION

SECOND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN 01. LOBBY 06. BREAK 11. WELLNESS 02. MAIN CLINIC INFUSION 07. GYN INFUSION 12. OFFICES 03. MAIN CLINIC EXAMS 08. GYN EXAM 13. CONFERENCE 04. PHARMACY 09.GYN PROCEDURE 14. CENTRAL LUNCH HUB 05. FAMILY NOURISH 10. GYN OFFICES 1 2 3 5 4 6 8 7 9 11 10 12 14 13 2 11 11 MAIN CLINIC GYNECOLOGY STAFF HUB 18

LEGEND

Provides the staff choice in the different seating types available: high top, booth, cafe, lounge.

Inclusion of screens and tack boards to keep staff up-to-date and for possible meetings.

Whiteboard wall with changeable prompts to promote a healthy work environment for staff.

Inclusion of whiteboards for a seamless patient education experience.

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PROCEDURE 2ND

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LUNCH HUB

FLOOR

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LUNCH HUB

2ND FLOOR

DESTINATION RESTAURANT SOUL CITY

community. immersive. live music.

PROJECT DETAILS

INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

SEMESTER: Spring 2022

DURATION : 9 weeks

MEDIA : Revit, Adobe Photoshop,Enscape

GOALS

Through the design of Soul City, a soul music inspired restaurant, it is possible to engage the prominent and growing soul community within Gainesville, while providing an immersive experience for all. In the design of the restaurant three main objectives were pursued: giving back to the community , a live music experience, and the relationship between the terms fun and luxurious .The design features an abstracted idea of soul music and the night life of the city. Capturing the aura of streaking city lights , the design combines color, form, and light to create this immersive hub for the Gainesville Community.

variety.

community. expressive.

INSPIRATION

MAIN ENTRANCE 8TH FLOOR

01. ENTRANCE 02. RETAIL 03. LOUNGE 04. OUTSIDE LOUNGE 05. BAR 06. MALE RESTROOM 07. FEMALE RESTROOM 08. KITCHEN/B.O.H. 09. DINING 10. BOOTH DINING 11. STAGE DINING 12. WINDOW DINING 13. STORAGE 14. BACKSTAGE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 9 10 12 14 13 22

FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND

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Linear elements to promote the feeling of musicality through the form of strings.

Unobstructed views throughout the plan allow for views to the stage.

Service stations hidden from dining views and built into the architecture.

History wall highlights how the community has grown with soul music.

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Wall-mounted copper tables that provide privacy while also allowing for views to the stage.

Biophilic ceiling within proximity to windows to create a more intimate social zone.

Curvalinear bar communicates the organic nature of soul music and guides users through space.

Lounge is bordered by gaarage doors which allow the space to function indoors and outdoors.

Use of abstract graphics that have a sense of musicality to them.

Retail is located so that customers must experience the space before waiting to sit.

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OUTSIDE

LOUNGE AND BAR

LOUNGE

MARSTON SCIENCE LIBRARY

ORGANIC CONNECTIONS

organic chemistry. organic relationships. organic form.

PROJECT DETAILS

GROUP PROJECT : Jayla Rogers, Hannah Tyrrell, Lauren Miller, Lexie Stires, Svenja-Christin Vob

SEMESTER: Fall 2021

DURATION : 5 weeks

GOALS

The design encourages people to meet and interact naturally , while fostering an environment that is comfortable and safe . Additionally, the space serves as a hub for the growth and nurturing of relationships between faculty, staff, and students.

MEDIA : Revit, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop natural light. connection to nature. variety. private space. collaboration.

RECHARGE ZONE

2ND FLOOR C: ROGERS, MILLER, STIRES, VOB, TYRRELL

LEGEND

01. LOBBY 02. RECEPTION 03. RECHARGE ZONE 04. HIGH TOP GREEN WALL 05. STORAGE 06. FACULTY AREA 07. RESEARCH MEETING 08. BREAK ROOM 09. TYP. OFFICE 10. 32 ACTIVE LEARNING 11. 72 ACTIVE LEARNING 12. COMPUTER AREA 13. GROUP MEETING 14. INDIVIDUAL WORK TABLES

SECOND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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Entrance into Marston Science Library Connection to Starbucks Need for faculty offices that foster student interactions Active learning spaces 28

SECOND LEVEL RCP

Characteristics:

ACOUSTIC WOOD GRILLE CEILING CUSTOM ORGANIC MOLECULE LIGHT FIXTURE

GREEN CEILING

RECHARGE ZONE

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Linear wood plank ceiling defines the area of rest and provides acoustical control.

The custom organic couch invites patrons to rest and browse the catalogs physically and digitally.

Built in booth and art display that forms the continuous organic curve.

The ceiling and curve pull the patron back into the space and delineates circulation from rest.

Transparent surface marker board for productivity and privacy.

MATERIALITY

INDIVIDUAL WORK TABLES

4. 5. Wood Green Upholstery Magenta Upholstery

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Terrazzo Grey Carpet 2ND FLOOR C: ROGERS, MILLER, STIRES, VOB 2ND FLOOR C: ROGERS, MILLER, STIRES LOBBY 2ND FLOOR C: ROGERS, STIRES

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Moveable furniture and variety of seating options makes the space flexible.

Green ceiling introduces biophilic design and creates an intimate learning space.

Built-in high top tables offer white marker boards and screens to foster educational interactions.

Computers are integrated with the active learning area and general seating.

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LEGEND

FIFTH LEVEL FLOOR PLAN FIFTH LEVEL RCP 01. FEAUTURE WALL 02. COMPUTER AREA 03. GREEN CORNER 04. INDIVIDUAL WORK STATIONS 05. WINDOW BENCHING 06. WORK PODS 07.BANQUETTE SEATING 08. PLATFORM SEATING 09. INDIVIDUAL WORK TABLES 10. GROUP MEETING 11. HIGHT-TOP AREA 12. LOCKERS Characteristics: Top floor of Marston Science Library Quietest floor in the library Need for seating variety Promotion of individual/ silent group work 2 7 9 4 1 4 8 10 11 12 3 6 5 6 4 32 UNDULATING ACOUSTIC FELT CEILING 8’ DROP CEILING 10’ CURVED DROP CEILING

PLATFORM SEATING 5TH FLOOR C: MILLER, STIRES, ROGERS

HIGH TOP AREA

5TH FLOOR C: ROGERS, STIRES, TYRRELL

Architectural high top tables that promote individual work and provide intimacy.

Inclusion of meeting rooms to isolate noise on the quiet floor.

COMPUTER AND INDIVIDUAL STATIONS

5TH FLOOR C: ROGERS, STIRES, TYRRELL

The ceiling is constructed directionally to move patrons deeper into the space.

Wavy acoustic ceiling used to create a dynamic interior while moderating sound.

Curved half-wall with built-in bookshelf and high top tables to invite patrons to rest.

Individual pods equipped with white boards and shelves. Made out of plastic for easy cleaning.

Green Plastic Wood Laminate Blue Green Upholstery 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Green wall to provide a connection to nature while minimizing high acoustic levels.

Floor to ceiling windows opens up the small space to make the corner more inviting and intimate.

Banquette seating serves as a seperation between heads down quiet zone and casual quiet zone.

Banquette seating serves as an art piece and connection to biophilic design.

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3. 4. GREEN CORNER 5TH FLOOR C: ROGERS, STIRES BANQUETTE SEATING 5TH FLOOR C: ROGERS, STIRES, VOB

LAYERS: RESIDENTIAL NATURAL FANTASY

dramatic. introverted. voluminous.

PROJECT DETAILS

INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

SEMESTER: Spring 2021

DURATION : 7 weeks

MEDIA : Hand Rendering, Adobe Photoshop

CLIENT

Name: Penelope Graves

Profession: Architect and Professor

In her profession, Graves specializes on places of worship with her inspiration coming from Antonio Gaudi. In her designs, Graves is especially known for her dramatic and voluminous spaces which boast stone finishes and large glass sheets . Additionally, Graves also works on elaborate facades and loves to delve into architecture that resembles nature through tree-like columns and catenary arches .

In terms of Grave’s personality, she is an introvert and has a small circle of friends from university as well as her cat Boo to keep her company. Graves loves to start her mornings in her garden where she does pilates, meditates and plays her piccolo . Lastly, Graves also has a hobby of collecting and decorating her home with gargoyles , the more gruesome and fantastical , the better.

natural light. nature connection. introverted. architectural. grand.

ANALYSIS

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Outdoor oasis allows for Graves to connect to nature while meditating or playing the piccolo.

The study is equipped with large surfaces for modeling and drafting, as well as shelves for display.

The living room remains small and intimate with limited seating for Graves who is an introvert.

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FLOOR PLAN SITE

The transitional zone boasts floor to ceiling windows and a wood bench for viewing the garden. 4

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Clerestory windows on the north wall allows for optimal sunlight to come through throughout the day.

The space maintains high ceilings to evoke a grand and voluminous feeling.

A change in ceiling heights transitions the environment from public to private, for a more intimate study/office space.

MATERIALITY SECTIONS

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PERSPECTIVE OF LOUNGE AREA

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A mosaic art piece anchors the living room seating and takes inspiration from Gaudi. Ceiling changes are used to promote directionality and movement throughout the space.

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CAFE KIOSK HUCKLEBERRY ROASTERS

eclectic. social. sustainble.

PROJECT DETAILS

INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

SEMESTER: Fall 2022

DURATION : 9 weeks

MEDIA : Revit, Enscape

GOALS

The design seeks to acknowledge the light-hearted and social nature of Huckleberry Roasters in the design of a cafe kiosk. Huckleberry Roasters is a company who prioritizes the community. Their motto “investing in people” , serves in all aspects from their coffee and merch. to the design of their spaces. While a quick stop in the mall, the cafe kiosk serves as a community experience through the incorporation of lounge seating and interactive boards where selected customers can “leave their mark”. The design also includes moments of biophilia to hint at the company’s sustainable nature.

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connection to nature. interactive. social. comfortable.