SJSU BFA Interior Design Portfolio by Jenna Velasco.

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technical skills

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Indesign

Adobe Photoshop

experience

Autodesk AutoCAD

Autodesk Revit

Chaos Enscape

DESIGNER • JULY — NOVEMBER 2024 • Crate & Barrel

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Grasshopper 3D

Rhinoceros 3D

SketchUp

* Facilitated in-store, in-home, and virtual design consultations, leveraging strong interpersonal skills to exceed $200K in sales.

Developed customized product lists, mood boards, and 2D & 3D floor plans using Floorplanner and Google Suite to present design solutions.

Educated clients on product features to ensure a seamless customer experience, aligning with design intent and budget.

JR. INTERIOR DESIGNER • MARCH — MAY 2023 • The Live Design Project Pte. Ltd.

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Remotely led the redesign of a 248 ft² studio apartment, optimizing layout and functionality.

Drafted comprehensive floor plans and reflected ceiling plans, moodboards, construction documents, and 3D perspective renders.

Created detailed FF&E specifications, tailored to client preferences and project goals.

SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER • 2021 — 2022 • Interior Design Student Organization - SJSU

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Managed social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, Linktree) to establish and expand online exposure.

Boosted engagement by curating interactive content, improving user experience and driving audience interaction.

REAL ESTATE SHOWING ASSISTANT • 2018 — 2021 • Legacy Real Estate & Associates

* * Prepared Excel spreadsheets to track and organize inquiries and concerns for each property.

Researched local neighborhoods and provided each guest with tailored information about the area.

education

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 — 2023

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design

accolades

DEAN'S LIST • SJSU + Ohlone College

HAWORTH • 2021 • 1st Place

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CIDA-Accredited Program

Interior Design Student Organization

OHLONE COLLEGE • 2016 — 2019

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National Kitchen and Bath Association

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5V Social Media Campaign published in "Haworth 5V Magazine"

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Depop Headquarters Tenant Improvement

AutoCAD, Autodesk Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Chaos Enscape, Rhinoceros 3D

The objective of this project is to redesign a biophilic environment in a commercial setting using modular systems that can be customized to fit the users’ space requirements. The ultimate aim is to create a workspace that promotes a sense of security and comfort during the transition back to work, while also fostering a strong connection with nature and encouraging collaboration among colleagues.

total floor area: ~70,000 s.f. location: 20 farringdon rd, london ec1m 3he, uk type: commercial - two-story office building

client case study

Depop promotes changing the way we consume fashion. Through clothing, they want to allow stories, culture, and generations of style to be shared with others . The goal of the Depop app is to slow down the demand for new clothes and incorporate new habits of shopping.

users of the app are millenials + gen z . about 50/50 split between male and female users. used globally, with most of its users residing in the US both influencers and celebrities commonly use the platform. ~200 employees at each of their headquarters.

sanitation air circulation

generational gap

social distancing work hierarchy

antibacterial / antimicrobial materials. devices and materials that purify the air. incorporate alternative modes of communication + provide tools to learn. modular furniture - freedom to distance furniture to user’s preference. open circulation collaborative area, better communication between colleagues, diffusing hierarchy in the workplace. issues solutions

schematic design phase

“Depop” was named after the British slang word, “pop”meaning to pawn something.

Timelessness is represented through vintage clothing that is of clock gears make up the egress of the floor plan. Work social distancing

1. RECEPTION

2. MAIL ROOM

3. PACKAGING ROOM

4. WELLNESS POD

5. HUDDLE ROOMS

6. OFFICES

7. COPY ROOM

8. TRAINING ROOM

9. STORAGE

10. CONFERENCE ROOMS

11. BREAK ROOM

12. COLLABORATION AREA

13. ALL-GENDER RESTROOMS

14. MARKETING DEPARTMENT

15. LEGAL DEPARTMENT

16. HR 17. DOUBLE VOLUME TOWN HALL 18. PHOTO ROOM

LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

19. SERVER ROOM

20. ELECTRICAL ROOM

21. IT ROOM

22. OPEN WORKSPACE

COLLABORATION AREA

form generation - third space

Crafting a workplace that maximizes both comfort and productivity entails the intentional design of a dedicated " third place ." This space fosters genuine connections among colleagues, encouraging open dialogue, idea exchange, and a vibrant collaborative atmosphere.

Germicidal far UVC light that sanitizes the space at a safe level of human contact.

The technology inactivates harmful viruses and bacteria, making the workspace cleaner and safer for the users for those coming back into the workplace.

TOWN HALL
TOWN HALL | NOOK
Gears of the clock.
Form connection.
Combination of seating + stairs.
Visa Lighting | Hellen Dome Pendant in CP4410
Muuto | Unfold Pendant in Terracotta
Fritz Hansen | Caravaggio in P2 Glossy Black

BREAK ROOM | INTERIOR

BREAK ROOM | EXTERIOR

sketches + form generation

As fungi are commonly grown in clusters , the ceiling baffles represent a sense of community in the workplace, relating to the growth pattern of fungi. The irregular circular shapes are placed in a huddled manner with lines that waver and radiate around them. Varied heights of the baffles create density .

Abstracted form. Extruded outlines. Acoustic ceiling baffles at varying heights. Form connection.

bio-based acoustics

Indirect biophilia is incorporated into the workspace through the abstraction of fungi . Fungus works as an antimicrobial + antibacterial + sound absorbing material. It is fabricated through circular economy , using biodegradable fungal mycelium and upcycled textile residue waste.

Mycelium filters the space through absorption of CO2 and airborne toxins, such as VOCs. With more employees coming back to work, it is crucial to take precautions with the use of materials that promote the safety and well-being of the occupants.

ACOUSTIC MYCELIUM
RECLAIMED ACACIA WOOD GRILLE

COLLABORATION AREA

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the classroom

Interior Design Studio 240 + 241

Autodesk Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Chaos Enscape, Rhinoceros 3D

The objective of The Classroom is to enhance the well-being of students and faculty in the existing interior design studio at San José State University by creating a space that prioritizes the human senses . Adhering to the WELL Building Standard™ ensures that elements such as air quality , lighting , acoustics , and ergonomic design are optimized to support the physical and mental health of individuals within the space.

issues

disengaged environment

lack of privacy

lack of collaborative spaces

noise pollution

poor lighting

uncomfortable seating

location: san josé state university, 1 washington sq, san jose, ca 95192

type: commercial - school

1. FOCUS PODS 2. LOCKERS
3. LECTURE ROOMS
LOUNGE
5. PIN-UP GALLERY
TEAM ROOMS

sketches construction documents

LECTURE

Visitors are welcomed into the space with biophilic elements to calm the mind . For those that prefer a casual cafe work setting, the focus pods have minimal privacy with acoustic felt sliding panels as well as acoustical wall panels to provide a little more privacy with some sound absorption .

ADJUSTABLE DESK AND SEATING

Steelcase Steelcase Series 2 Geiger Peer Conference Table
Herman Miller Verus Task Stool
Herman Miller Motia Sit-to-Stand Table

LIVING ROOM

nordic studio

Studio Apartment AirBnB

Autodesk Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Chaos Enscape, Microsoft Excel, Rhinoceros 3D

In collaboration with mentor Delphine Leon Bellancourt at TLDP.

Nordic Studio accommodates those that are seeking a temporary spacious and homely stay. Inspired by Scandinavian , transitional , and tropical design , this sanctuary welcomes guests with earthy textures and natural hues , evoking a sense of tranquility amidst the city hustle and bustle. Practicality meets style as versatile furnishings effortlessly adapt to changing needs, ensuring every inch of space remains both functional and inviting .

parameters

budget friendly

design around the pillar in the kitchen include 2-fire induction plate, oven, fridge include washer + dryer maximize storage options multifunctional, quality furniture

total floor area: ~248 s.f.

location: rue pradier, paris, france

type: residential - studio apartment

CAKE SHOP | INTERIOR

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cake shop

The Standard Hotel Cake Shop

Autodesk Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Chaos Enscape, Grasshopper 3D, Rhinoceros 3D

The objective for this project was to design a cake shop inspired by Dinara Kasko’s algorithmic cake, “ Cloud Cake ” within The Standard Hotel, to serve as a cozy “ third place ” where customers can feel a sense of community and indulge in high-quality desserts. The design should be luxurious and playful , aligning with the client’s vision for a memorable addition to the hotel’s offerings.

location: 550 flower st, los angeles, ca 90071

type: commercial - bakery cafe

" CLOUDCAKE " BY DINARA KA S KO

form generation - subtractive space

Duplication and subtraction of spherical forms to create a spatial enclosure where people can congregate.

Start with various sizes of spheres. Arrange forms asymmetrically.

Slice 1/5th of the bottom to create a stable surface.

Combine the forms into a single object.

Divide the form into curves to create negative space from its outlines.

CAKE SHOP | EXTERIOR

decode - 2d sketches

The process of merging polylines , circles , and polygons to form intricate patterns with a breakdown of its curvilinear shapes.

custom wallpaper

This floor and wall graphic sample borrows elements from the "Cloud Cake", promising playful integration into architectural spaces.

3D printed forms served as molds for the rockite tiles , which were then applied to silicone , cured, and transformed into the outer molds to pour rockite in. SELF-CHECKOUT

recode - 3d furniture developments

The translation of of 2D sketches into 3D furniture designs , adding depth and perspective to create spatial representations of Dinara Kasko’s “Cloud Cake.”

tile process

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