mackenzie jones
CID, NCIDQ, IIDA
T: 651. 280. 0928
E: joneskenzie18@gmail.com
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/mackenzie-jones-3617a1124
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WORKPLACE - BOARDROOM
all phases
WORKPLACE - FULL FLOOR REMODEL
all phases
WORKPLACE - LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY AND WORK
LOUNGE
all phases
WORKPLACE - INNOVATION CENTER
programming + conceptual planning
WORKPLACE - CLUB HUB + NEIGHBORHOOD MODEL
space planning + renderings
HEALTHCARE - REMODEL/ADDITION TO EXISTING
SURGERY CENTER
multiple phases
HEALTHCARE - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
all phases
HEALTHCARE - WELLNESS CLINIC
space planning + documentation 04-05 06-07 10-11 12-15 16-17
project notes
Project directive was to create a boardroom to seat 20 people with supporting perimeter seating. Street noise was of concern, so the client opted to move the Boardroom off the exterior glass and create pre-function overflow seating. Other requirements included additional conferencing spaces and a pre-function space to support any catering needs This was designed in an existing building for their high profile executives. Fit and finish needed to suit the executive feel as well as blend in with the existing building finishes. I am the lead designer on this project responsible for programming, schematic design, design development, renderings, and construction documentation, and will participate in the upcoming CA.
BOARDROOM
Acoustic Wall Panel
SPACE PLAN
The client was looking to liven up their workplace and explore space types that would encourage employees back into the office and increase utilization. I was the lead designer on the project responsible for programming, schematic design, space planning, design development and renderings, construction documentation and CA.
LEADERSHIP
project notes
Project goal was to create a community for the client’s leaders and executives to be able to work together or separately, as well as be easily accessible to the employees they worked with everyday. This included designing multiple executive offices, some conferencing spaces, open office and touchdown spaces. Additionally, they wanted to open up their existing break room and provide more access to daylight, a more welcoming pantry experience and space to serves as both a casual work setting or a rejuvenation space. Challenges included working with the existing building, located in downtown DC, and has elements that are historically preserved. I was involved in schematic design, space planning, design development construction documentation and CA. SPACE PLAN
WORK LOUNGE:
INNOVATION CENTER
SF ESTIMATE: 13,000- 15,000 SF
INNOVATION CENTER
SPACE TYPES (ASTERISKS ARE PRIORITY SPACES)
y Reception/Hospitality
SF
y Launch Area
y Situation Room*
13,000- 15,000
SPACE TYPES (ASTERISKS ARE PRIORITY SPACES)
y Reception/Hospitality
y Demonstration / Capabilities*
y Launch Area
y Modular Highlight/Flex Area*
y Situation Room*
y Ample Meeting & Collaboration Space*
y Demonstration / Capabilities*
EXPERIENCE: LEAD WITH DEFINED STORIES AND OBJECTIVES TO DRIVE DESIGN AND PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY
y Modular Highlight/Flex Area*
y Ample Meeting & Collaboration Space*
THROUGH CREATION OF VIRTUAL VIGNETTES SUCH AS:
EXPERIENCE: LEAD WITH DEFINED STORIES AND OB -
y Physician’s Office
JECTIVES TO DRIVE DESIGN AND PROVIDE FLEXIBILITY
y Member’s Home
y Surgical Cente
THROUGH CREATION OF VIRTUAL VIGNETTES SUCH AS:
y Virtual Visit
y Physician’s Office
y Member’s Home
y Pharmacy: Retail, Live look - in
y Gym/Fitness Center
y Surgical Cente
y Virtual Visit
y House Calls Visit
y Environmental landscapes
y Pharmacy: Retail, Live look - in
y Call Center/Advocate Hubs
y Gym/Fitness Center
y House Calls Visit
y Environmental landscapes
y Call Center/Advocate Hubs
project notes
This project was a unique request for our client; creating an Innovation Center at one of their existing office buildings. I worked with a Senior ID to do extensive programming sessions with the end user, as well as develop multiple studies and iterations of concept plans. I created all the content and would then review with the Senior ID. Unfortunately, the project was canceled before moving forward. .
INNOVATION CENTER
INNOVATION CENTER
INNOVATION CENTER
KEY REQUIREMENTS
y
KEY
y Anchor of the IC
y
y Should be able to accommodate multiple furniture configurations
y Built in AV Booth
configurations
y Built in AV Booth
y Space to Add monitors on sides of main video array
y Space to Add monitors on sides of main video array
ADJACENCIES
ADJACENCIES
y Launch
y Solutions
y Launch y Solutions
y Briefing Room?
y Briefing Room?
KEY REQUIREMENTS
KEY REQUIREMENTS
y Flexible space to showcase solutions and capabilities
y Flexible space to showcase solutions and capabilities
KEY REQUIREMENTS
y Welcoming Spaces to hold briefings
y Multi - use space
y Multi - use space
y Filiming location
y Filiming location
y Close out Wrap up - showcase “command center” content
y Close out Wrap up - showcase “command
y Large Space to allow multiple furniture configurations
y
y Flexibility
y
y Seating Area for guests
y Solutions Flex
ADJACENCIES
ADJACENCIES
y Situation
y
y Briefing Room
y 2-3 Large Briefing Rooms with capacity for 16-30 (could likely be shared, but would prefer dedicated)
y
(could likely be shared, but would prefer dedicated)
y 1-2 Medium Size Rooms for 6 -12
y Small Rooms for private calls/execs while onsite (could maybe combined with Teams Space)
y Small Rooms for private calls/execs while onsite (could maybe combined with Teams Space)
ADJACENCIES
ADJACENCIES
y Situation
y Teams space
y Situation y Teams space
y Some should be spread out to avoid noise transfer + allow capability to hold multiple sessions at one time
y Some should be spread out to avoid noise transfer
CONCEPT 2
WELCOME RECEPTION
WELCOME RECEPTION
LOUNGE LAUNCH
SITUATION ROOM SOLUTIONS ROOM BRIEFING ROOMS (DEDICATED) WELCOME LOUNGE
AXONOMETRIC
project notes
Client’s intent was to fully remodel one floor of their existing space to create a ‘Club Hub’ floor. This floor would serve as a space to draw employees into the office with increased collaborative and social space, as well as enticing space types such as a host desk, an inviting, front-facing work cafe, and a tech help desk. My role in this project was to create the space plan (as shown on the right). I then reviewed with the Senior ID and client’s Design governance. I stepped back from this project due to workload, but was brought back on later to partner with fellow designers in creating the renderings.
EXTRA LARGE CONFERENCE
PLAN A
project notes
Client requested to explore implementing the ‘Club Hub’ concept at a floor in one of their campus buildings. I space planned this floor with that concept in mind. A Senior ID reviewed my planning efforts and we also presented to the client’s Design Governance. Currently, they are still in the process of deciding how to move forward with the campus building.
project notes
This project was a full remodel and demise. The client was moving into this new space, so we did a full transformation to meet their expectations for a hybrid workplace. I inherited the project during Programming and took it through Space Planning, Design Development and Construction Documents and supported during CA.
PALETTE
project notes
This effort was part of a much larger project to re-design and add on to an existing ambulatory surgery center. There were multiple designers, architects, and technicians partnered to work on this project, that is currently in CA. I helped with various aspects including documentation, finish selection, some space planning and rendering. While another designer did the space plans for the Gift Shop, I worked on design development of the space as well as teaming with a fellow team member to complete the renderings. These were modeled in Sketchup and rendered in Enscape. I also helped with planning efforts in the Med Spa as well as the finish selection and design. Another designer completed the renderings for this space. I also helped with finish selections for as a whole and documentation for many areas of the building.
FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 01
project notes
This is a unique and special project as it involves working on remodeling key areas in an eating disorder treatment facility. The facility has both outpatient and inpatient patients. One important component is expanding the number of patients they can treat. Additionally, we are working on key upgrades to help both the patients and staff’s daily lives., I am working with a Senior Designer on this project, and taking on a good portion of the workload including; planning, schematic design, design development, and construction documentation as we move further into design development. It has been a rewarding experience participating in all of the design meetings with the nurses, care managers and operations team at this facility as we work to design to better serve their needs as well as their patients’ needs.
FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 02
FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 03
Project directive was implementing clinics within a