Jordan Buono | Interior Design Portfolio| 2023

JORDAN BUONO | INTERIOR DESIGN

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“I believe that good design, like good art, should make you feel something. Design is a language of emotions, and through practice I aim to speak that language fluently. The spaces I hope to create for clients are carefully crafted narratives, woven together with a tapestry of textures, colors, and shapes. I aim to design environments that evoke feelings and provoke thought, bridging the gap between the physical and emotional realms. My hope is my work will be a celebration of diversity, inclusivity, and sustainability, serving as a platform for marginalized voices and advocating for a more harmonious relationship between humanity and the earth.”

Design Philosophy

-Jordan Buono

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CONTACT

315-484-8504

JORDANBUONO@GMAIL.COM

JORDANBUONO.COM

EDUCATION

Cazenovia College

Aug. 2020 - May 2023

B.F.A. Interior Design

Dean’s List / 3.89 GPA / Interior Design Club/ Kappa Pi Art Honor Society

Onondaga Community College

Jan. 2016 - May 2018

A.A. Communication

3.9 GPA

COMPETENCIES SKILLS

SOFTWARE

• Auto CAD

• Revit

• 3DS Max

• Sketchup

• Enscape

• CAP 2020

• SPEXX

• Bluebeam

• Microsoft Office Suite

• InDesign

• Photoshop

• Illustrator

• Hand Rendering

• Photoshop Rendering

• Specification Writing

• Space Planning

• Technical Drawing

• Sketching

• Effective Communicator

• Concept Development

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Studio 11 Design | Dallas, Texas

May 2022 - Present

Interior Design Intern

Photoshop Rendering / Spexx / Specification Writing / Auto CAD/ Presentation Preparation / Revit

Kate Spade NY | Syracuse, New York

Nov 2019 - July 2020

Supervisor

Visual Merchandising / Staff Development / Customer Service

LUSH Cosmetics | Syracuse, New York

June 2015 - Nov 2019

Senior Floor Leader

Training / Leadership / Customer Service / Staff Development

About me .

RETAIL OSEA MALIBU HOSPITALITY SILVER SADDLE CONTRACT AIR BNB SMALL OFFICE 01. 02. 03.

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OTHER WORKS

RESIDENTIAL PARADE OF HOMES GREAT ROOM EXHIBITION BDNY TRADE BOOTH 04. 05. 06. SENIOR PROJECT DESIGNING FOR COMMUNITY FULL CAD BOOKLETS AVAILIBLE FOR ALL PROJECTS UPON REQUEST.

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RETAIL. OSEA MALIBU | 4,800 SQFT | SYRACUSE, NY

Serene

Natural

PROJECT BRIEF

To design a retail store that effectively communicates the brand’s commitment to natural, sustainable skincare while embodying the beauty and tranquility of California’s coastline. The design must create a warm and inviting atmosphere that encourages customers to explore and discover the brand’s products, values, and mission.

DESIGN SOLUTION

The OSEA Malibu retail store is inspired by the natural beauty of California’s coastline, blending a “California cool” aesthetic with the calming, soothing qualities of the ocean waves. The store’s design aims to create a welcoming and inviting environment that reflects the brand’s commitment to natural, sustainable skincare.

Soothing

TEXTURE CONCEPTING | PHOTOSHOP

EQUITY WHEEL

Conceptualization tool used to align OSEA Malibu brand concept with design.

PRODUCT LINE

The shapes and materials used in the products inspired the fixtures designed for the space.

4,800 SQFT | SYRACUSE, NY Osea malibu . BUBBLE DIAGRAM | PROCREATE

CASHWRAP

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FIXTURE CONCEPT | HAND SKETCH

CONCEPT

HAND SKETCH

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1. PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT 2. PRODUCT TESTING AREA 3. CASH WRAP

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4. LOUNGE Frosted Glass Green Metal Finish Acrylic to match SW Snowbound White Limestone

KEY

5. FACIAL TREATMENT ROOM 6. BREAK AREA 7. BACKROOM STORAGE

RETAIL

Oak Veneer DecktonHelana Acrylic to match SW Snowbound Oak Veneer Glass Paint to Match SW Snowbound White Limestone Acrylic to match SW Snowbound

STORE FRONT RENDERING | 3DSMAX

4,800 SQFT | SYRACUSE, NY

STORE FRONT ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

LOUNGE RENDERING | 3DS MAX

PRODUCT TESTING AREA | 3DS MAX

Recycled and sustainably sourced materials were made a focus of this project as to reflect the brands values.

Osea malibu .

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f looring

CASHWRAP RENDERING | 3DS MAX

CASHWRAP SECTION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

NOOR 11 | STUDIO 4

RETAIL

NOOR 11 | HIPPO LOUNGE

HOSPITALITY. SILVER SADDLE RESTURANT | 3,512 SQ FT| SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO

Denim

Smoked honey

PROJECT BRIEF

To design a resturant and develop branding inspired by an object that is cuturally significant to Silver City, New Mexico. The space must have seating for 100+ guests and have logical space planning to allow for effiency for everyday resturant opperations.

DESIGN SOLUTION

The restaurant design and branding are inspired by the rich cowboy culture of Silver City, with a saddle as the central object. The color palette is drawn from the earthy tones of the desert landscape, and worn denim with accents of rich leather and brass to evoke a sense of cigars and worn leather. The space seats 117 guests, with a layout that optimizes efficiency.

TEXTURE CONCEPTING | PHOTOSHOP

4,800 SQFT | SILVER CITY, NM silvver saddle . ART DIRECTION dining room private dining booth seating LOGO MENU SADDLE STUDY | HAND SKETCH HOSTESS STAND | HAND SKETCH THE

FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0” LODGING CONCEPTS MANUFACTURING ORBIT TABLE WEST ELM CONTRACT RADIUS TABLE UNION WOOD CO. WATERS BAR CHAIR | THE STRUXTURE EVIE CHAIR WEST ELM CONTRACT CONCEPT IMAGE CRICKET CHAIR | ALVA MUSA hospitality

Materials selected for this project had an emphasis on intricit patterns to play off the tooled leather found typicallty in western saddles.

4,800 SQFT | SILVER CITY, NM silvver saddle .

PUCK PENDANT BRASS PENDANT ALABASTER PENDANT

PALOMA PENDANT SPUTNIK PENDANT ALABASTER RING PENDANT

CASSIA PENDANT

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”

hospitality

FIXTURE G FIXTURE E FIXTURE H FIXTURE B FIXTURE F FIXTURE I FIXTURE D FIXTURE C

Contract. AIR BNB SMALL OFFICE | 1,900 SQ FT| SAN FRANSICO, CALIFORINA

Well Traveled

PROJECT BRIEF Adventurous

The aim of this project is to design an office space that reflects the client’s brand and promotes productivity. The space should be eclectic, playful and inspiring. The design should be innovative and incorporate a variety of elements to create an engaging and welcoming environment.

DESIGN SOLUTION

With AirBnb switching to a hybrid work model, the space is designed to create a touch point where collabration is the main focus. This is done by utilizing eclectic textures and colors, to stimulate the mind while paying close attention to acoustics with acoustical lighting solutions

TEXTURE CONCEPTING | PHOTOSHOP

RESIDENTIAL. PARADE OF HOMES GREAT ROOM| 1,500 SQFT| BALDWINSVILLE , NY

deep roots

PROJECT BRIEF

To partner with local home builder JMG Custom Homes, to come up with design proposal for their 2021 Parade of Homes house. To be designed in a ‘Craftsman Farmhouse’ style indicative of JMG Custom Homes. Create all documentation surronding cabnitery utilizing KraftMaid semi-custom cabniets.

DESIGN SOLUTION

Located in Upstate New York, the kitchen and greatroom takes influence from rustic traditions of family farmhouses and blends them seamlessly with craftsman attention to detail. The kitchen utliizes high end pannel ready appliances along with effective space planning to create a hidden butlers pantry along with breakfast nook and spacious island.

tradition

TEXTURE CONCEPTING | PHOTOSHOP

FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE A B C D E 1,500 SQFT | BALDWINSVILLE, NY Parade of homes .

A ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

B ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

C ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

BREAKFAST NOOK RENDERING | SKETCHUP & ENSCAPE

residential .

D ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

NY

KITCHEN RENDERING | SKETCHUP & ENSCAPE

1,500 SQFT

SECONDARY SEATING AREA RENDERING | SKETCHUP & ENSCAPE

CABINENT PLAN

NOT TO SCALE

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Parade of homes .

BALDWINSVILLE,

The furnishing selections reflect an eclectic mix of aged brass and classic lines to evoke a lived in European Farmhouse.

E ELEVATION | AUTOCAD | NOT TO SCALE

island cabinets

MODEL NUMBER QTYDIMENSIONS FINISH

U3

B8 B7 B6

FBMC302434

DSSBE36 BUTT.CG

BWBB18 .2PO

BCC36

30" x 24" 34 1/2"

36" x 24" x 34 1/2

18" x 24" x 34 1/2

36" x 24" x 34 1/2

Drafted scheduale created while brainstorming kitchen island cabinents.

HUSK

HUSK HUSK

LIVING AREA RENDERING | SKETCHUP & ENSCAPE

residential .

BRASS PENDANT | COPPER COART COUNTER STOOL | SERENA AND LILLY FAUCET KOHLER

EXHIBITION. BDNY TRADE SHOW BOOTH | 1,200 SQ FT| NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK

Experimential

PROJECT BRIEF

Grand Rapids Chair Company needs to showcase their Look Book No. 6 collection at BDNY 2022 in a way that balances fun and engagement with professionalism and effectively communicates the value of their products to potential buyers.

DESIGN SOLUTION

Grand Rapids Chair Company’s BDNY 2022 exhibit showcases their latest collection, Look Book No. 6, featuring colorful chairs with contrasting textures. Guests can test chairs, learn about them on the “party line,” and enjoy a themed restaurant and bar. A private conference area is also available, surrounded by chairs for private conversations.

Boozy

Disco

TEXTURE CONCEPTING | PHOTOSHOP

EQUITY WHEEL

Conceptualization tool used to align Grand Rapids Chair Company brand concept with design.

Materials selected for this project had an emphasis on contrast, of color and texture, playing on classic hues of the 1970’s and Grand Rapid Chair Company look book VOL. 6.

FRONT VIEW RENDERING | 3DS MAX

CHAIR SHELF CONCEPT | HANDSKETCH CHAIR STUDY | HANDSKETCH

BAR VIEW RENDERING | 3DS MAX

1,200 SQFT | NEW YORK CITY, NY BDNY TRADE SHOW BOOTH .

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EXHIBITION .

BAR

| 3DS MAX

3DS

FERDINAND CHAIR BOOTH GIVEAWAY ITEMS

VIEW RENDERING

BAR VIEW RENDERING |

MAX FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

project. DESIGNING FOR COMMUNITY | 4,777 SQFT | WASHIONGTON D.C.

Senior

Playful

PROJECT BRIEF

To utilize research found and thesis developed in Senior Topic to create a hands-on learning exhibition for design profesionals.

THESIS

“Most interior designers create universally designed community spaces that are sufficient to satisfy any user; however, to create a truly functional design that draws in the community, current community center design demands a shift in design philosophy that implements the characteristics of the sociological theory of The Third Place. Therefore, interior designers need the knowledge and practice to successfully integrate these techniques for a better community experience.”