Jordyn Dane's Portfolio 2021

JORDYN DANE INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO (845)-608-7638 jordyndane@gmail.com

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El Miradero

Civic/Educational

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SeeAll Records Retail Design

Tata Ha

Retail D

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arper

Design

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Oceana Headquarters Commercial Design

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Other Work

Branding/Mixed Media

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EL MIRADERO CIVIC/EDUCATIONAL - EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER

LOCATION:

Glendale, California - 21,000 sq ft.

PURPOSE:

Ending discrimination against Latinx Families with children with disabilities.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Latinx Immigrant families face a lot of discrimmination, barriers, and do not have access to resources to begin with; having a child with a disability on top of this only makes it more difficult. California has the largest immigrant population than any other state with a lack of community and support for these families with a child who aquire special needs, El Miradero is one solution for these issues. While addressing the failures of local regional centers and offering programs that are unattainable, the interior design of this project offers new perspectives on these family struggles, promotes learning, human connection, freedom of expression, and provides a support system these families can trust. The facility includes healthcare, law services, educational spaces, sports and art programs to fufill the needs of these families.

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THE PROBLEM Language minority children have a 55% lower chance of being placed in a special education program than those who speak English.

21,000 public school children in California were enrolled in special education programs last school year, 13% would translate into approximately 2,750 special needs children with an undocumented parent.

USERS

LOCATION

Why Latinx children with disabilities?

Site Proxemics & Building

76% of ESL Latinx children are significantly less likely to be considered for special education until third grade

Minimum ASL skills

Overwhelmed with school work

Mistreatment

Minimum Braille knowledge

Why Latinx Immigrant parents with a child with disabilities?

Studies show 40% of Latinx Immigrant parents don’t know where to go to find help, while 74% of the population report the resources they are aware of are too expensive.

Educational Community Center Agencies & Regional Centers fail to provide support

Language Barrier

Fear from their undomumented status

Lack of help due to stigmas

Brand Library & Art Center 1601 W Mountain St, Glendale, CA 91201 Area 98,000 sq ft. overall site area 21,000 sq ft. building area

Key Site

Bus Stops

Vehicle Transportation

Restaurants

Parks

Golden State Freeway

Activities

Hiking

Site seeing

Local Eats

Historic Sites

USER PERSONAS

RESEARCH hector

what’s lacking

theories

stressors

design values

AGE: 5 DISABILITY: Cerebal Palsy STRUGGLES:

Mental Health & Education

Delays for Language Minority Students for Special Education Services

Behavior Setting Theory

Strong Community

Stimulation Theory

Support Services

julissa AGE: 6 DISABILITY: hearing impairment STRUGGLES:

Accessible Communities

Help engange users to interact & support each other.

Healthcare, All Faith Space & Meditation.

Increased Depression, Isolation is common

Attention Restoration

michael

Trust & Safety

Private Offices, 1 on 1 Spaces for Confidentiality, Quiet rooms/Reading Rooms

AGE: 5 DISABILITY: Visual Impairment STRUGGLES:

Technological Access

Undocumented Status being threatened

Affordances

Sensory & Expression

Art Classrooms , Play Areas that are Sensory friendly.

KEY EXPERIENCES community growth Community Garden as a symbol of growth, to help inspire and motivate each other while relating to common issues and forming a strong bond.

technology assistance Innovative technology that deepens their knowledge to their own/childs disability, as well as advancing their social skills and basic technology operations.

language & literature A library filled with different types of languages, technology displaying asl and different language to follow and learn if a parent or child is unable to attend a class

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CONCEPT BOARD

Entry

Support Services

Learning Spaces

Community Spaces

Art & Expression

Exit

Support & Connection

Accepted & Secure

PROGRAMMING Lecture Hall

All Faith

Library Sensory

CONCEPT: POINT OF VIEW

Garden

Cafe

Learning

Playroom

Services

Community Reading & Quiet rooms

Classrooms

Clinic

Therapy

Even from the same position people have very different perspectives on life. With these perspectives come a larger understanding of one another. Bringing together these different views in a space that support and nurtures the user will unite even the most dispirate point of views.

INSPIRATION

AXONOMETRIC PLAN

FLOOR PLAN (FOCUSED AREA)

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HEALTHCARE

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PLAZA

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CLINIC WAITING AREA

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COMMUNITY CLASSROOM

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COMMUNITY SPACES

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EDUCATION

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ALL FAITH SPACE

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

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SENSORY LIBRARY

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HEALTH CLINIC

HEALTH CLINIC

LIGHT STUDY

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Emissive braille signage throughout the clinic is used to guide users with visual disabilties.

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The clinics walls feature a hand rail that has been carved out to help support and guide users with physical and visual impairments.

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Modular furniture is used throughout the clinic to adjust and rearrange with ease for families and patients needs.

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A play in color and shape is used to create a fun enviroment for these families to feel comfortable and safe while using origami and “paper” to connect back to the concept: “Point of view”.

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Colored glass is used to transform the space throughout the day giving each user a different perspective and experience based on the time of day.

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KIPU D04 | Medium pouf Anderssen & Voll | 2014

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3pm

FF&E

MATERIALS

08 Piñatex Leather

Marble Flooring

Vinyl Flooring

Lapalma “PLUS”

www.lapalma.it

Lapalma “KIPU” 1

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WELCOME PLAZA

WELCOME PLAZA 1

Sensory garden - for children with different impairments to have a place that helps them explore their senses focusing on touch, taste, smell, hear to include all users.

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ADA compliant sandboxes - studies show “Moon Sand” helps hand mobility for children with cerebal palsy and helps children expand their creativity.

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Showcasing Latinx Heritage to make families feel welcome and comfortable as well as preserving their history for children to learn and understand their culture.

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Papel Micado symbolizes wind - one element of life, the thoughtful use of color in Mexico started as a way of living by “Let go and let God.” This is used to relax the users of any fear and remind them of home.

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Wayfinding recessed lights guides the users to each destination while helping those with visual impairments see their path through contrast, and reflection of the light on the terrazo floor.

EAST WALL ELEVATION

Showcasing Latinx Heritage to make families feel welcome and comfortable as well as preserving their history for children to learn and understand their culture.

NORTH WALL ELEVATION

MATERIALS

Stracciatella Terrazo

Olive Wood Panel Vinyl Flooring

Curved archways “hug” and pull in the user forming comfort and reflecting the architecture of the existing building which was inspired by Mexico and India.

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LIBRARY

LIBRARY

TYPOLOGY

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ADA compliant reading nook with hidden bench for children who choose to have a private quiet space.

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Sitting/Laying reading nook for children who want a quiet space or choose to share with a friend.

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Sensory castle for users to learn more about their disability and help with their struggles through a fun interactive way that will help them in their future.

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The reading zone features modular furniture that adapts to the users needs and comfort while creating a social space for children to interact and learn together.

3 Users interact with the sensory playroom that helps with hand mobility, reading, understanding movement, weight and sizes, writing mobility, tactile surfaces and textures.

MATERIALS

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Cloud Wood Flooring

Vinyl Flooring

West Elevation

North Elevation

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SENSORY CLASSROOM

SENSORY CLASSROOM 1

Emissive American Sign Language panels that teachers and families are able to use to learn/ teach how to communicate with their child as well a connect with the community.

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Giant Braille panells for children and families to touch and feel to learn how to read and broaden the families bonds.

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Moveable and adjustable furniture for families and children to create intimate private study sessions, or to attend a class, adjustable tables and arms for flexibility in learniung.

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“Quiet zone” where children or parents are able to attend a class and observe others to feel comfortable in the environment.

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Ambient lighting used to calm families and children, and give a different perspective on a learning environment.

TYPOLOGY

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Users will be able to interact with tactile walls that feature giant braille and american sign language alphabet and numbers to connect parents and children and deepen their understanding with how to communicate with one another.

MATERIALS

14 Stracciatella Terrazo

Olive Wood Panel Thailand Oak Wood

West Elevation

North Elevation

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ALL FAITH SPACE

ALL FAITH SPACE 1

Emissive bronze circle art piece reflecting back to the concept and being the “point of view” for the room, forcing the users to focus on the present and taking the moment to decompress. The circle is used instead of a specific religious symbol to be inclusive to all faiths,

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Smooth polished floor guiding those with visual impairments to their seat.

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ADA compliant bench seating, with ADA access on either side of the benches, giving easy access and departure to the user.

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Ceiling installation is used to direct attention to the center circle reinforcing the concept “point of view” as well as bringing a warm comfort similar to a hug for the users to feel safe and relaxed.

TYPOLOGY

Users will be able to have privacy to pray, meditate or relax with the abilitiy to either sit, kneel or stand. with the option for bench seating underneath the countertop keeping the space ADA complient without minimizing space.

Mini Bronze circle.

MATERIALS Pocket Door.

Marble Countertop.

Push/Pull bench.

16 Polished Travertine Calcatta Gold Marble Thailand Oak Wood

North Elevation

West Section Elevation

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SEE ALL RECORDS COMMERCIAL - RETAIL STORE

LOCATION:

Miami, Florida - 3,000 sq ft.

PURPOSE:

To create a retail space that’s functional and easy accesible for those with physical impairments and give those with all 5 senses a perspective of their day to day life.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

SeeAll Records is a retail space that’s specifically designed for those with Visual Impairments. All types include the effect in how you see overall (total loss of sight, vignette sighting, speckles or dots, double vision, color blind, ect) Users can experience 4 different zones with different color palettes specifically selected for those who are color blind to be able to percieve. The retail space utlizies a designated path to help guide blind users with ease, and uses textured flooring around millwork and furniture to alert users.

SeeAll Records creates a space, conversation, and unifcation to understand and be mindful of every individual.

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ABOUT VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS It is evident Visual Impairments aren’t highly considered in design minus minimal braille. Design elements like color, furniture selection, lighting, and even space planning is often not considered and only meets minimum ADA guidelines. Deuteranopia has weaknesses with greens, Protanopia has weaknesses with reds, and Tritanopia has weaknesses with blues.

Regular Vision

Protanopia

Deuteranopia

Tritanopia

Through research the color palletes selected for SeeAll Records were carefully put together by referencing how these visual impairments perceive particular colors to avoid anything looking “muddy” or grey, further delivering a design curated to how they see objects and spaces.

CONCEPT: AUTHENTICATION OF HUMAN SENSE Showing those with all 5 of their senses a view of how these disbalities effect their every day life. Placing humans with all 5 senses out of their comfort zone to understand and raise awareness on how disabilities aren’t considered in designs we see and use every day.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES

Concept sketch of Cafe

Concept sketch of overall space

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Blue Terrazo Concrete Collaborative

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Custom textured rubber flooring

Bubble Diagram

Parti Diagram Pink Textured Concrete

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Custom textured rubber flooring

Decorative TileConcrete Collaborative

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ENTRY

Concrete TileConcrete Collaborative

Block Diagrams

2A

Furniture Plan

Process Legend

PLAN LEGEND

Retail/Display

Restroom

Staff restroom

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Retail/Display

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Connect/Library

Cafe

Connect/Retail

Connect/Library

3A Retail

Lounge/Seating

Back of house

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6 Back of House

2A Lounge/Seating

Point of Sales

Cafe

4A Interaction area Restroom

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SeeThem

SeeThem LIBRARY

PRIVATE LISTENING BOOTHS

Deuteranopia

Protanopia

Uses a Safe light with a low CRI rating so the human eye only see’s objects and materials in grey scale, allowing others to experience how some visually impaired see every day.

Tritanopia

MATERIALS

FF&E

22 Polished Travertine Calcatta Gold Marble Thailand Oak Wood

Landscape Sofa - DUNE

Bucola - Zaneen

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SeeAll

SeeAll INTERACTION LOUNGE

SeeAll CAFE

Deuteranopia

Protanopia

Monochromatic themed cafe that created to be the only zone everyone including those with visual impairments can perceive the same way those who don’t do.

Tritanopia Deuteranopia LED Acrylic Pegs

Protanopia

Tritanopia

SeeAll CAFE FF&E

Pegs light up when touched Metal Framework LED interactive wall

Braille “See All” Tulip Table - Knoll

IO - Zaneen

Custom embedded LED tile

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SeeUs

SeeUs LISTENING AREA

SeeYou POINT OF SALES

Deuteranopia

Protanopia Monochromatic themed cafe that created to be the only zone everyone including those with visual impairments can perceive the same way those who don’t do.

Tritanopia

Deuteranopia

SeeUs FF&E + MATERIALS

SeeYou MATERIALS

Ring Sofa- DUNE

Custom textured rubber flooring

Blue Terrazo Concrete collaborative

Custom textured rubber flooring

Protanopia

Yellow Terrazo Concrete collaborative

Tritanopia

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TATA HARPER COMMERCIAL - RETAIL STORE

LOCATION:

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam- 1,550 sq ft.

KEY ELEMENTS:

Cultural Influence, Experiential retail, Integrated brand identity

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Tata Harper retail store was a collaboration project amongst a design team of 3, our client wished to have the store represent the brand and their values, specifically known for their honest skincare with over 300+ natural ingredients. Tata Harper retail store was designed to represent the organic products they produce while creating a luxury and personal experience for the users. Addressing a new way of thinking when shopping during a pandemic, as well as having private spaces for consultations and spa treatments, the retail store was designed to gain total trust with the users just like their products earn for their quality.

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CONCEPT: INTEGRATED CARTOGRAPHY

based on the layering and connection of elements including education, ethics, spirituality, and science. Cartography helps us to visualise relationships and makes it possible for us to perceive patterns and processes that are often difficult to express verbally. The physical layering and connecting of design elements will create a cohesive space that connects to the brand and surrounding city.

SCHEMTATIC DESIGN

Bubble Diagram

Block Diagram

Loose Floor Plan

MEDITATION POD ENTRY CONSULTATION AREA

SPA

DISPLAY

BACK OF HOUSE

LOUNGE SPA Finished Floor Plan

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Entry

CUSTOM SINK FIXTURE

ENTRY FEATURE WALL

Gold stainless steel faucet

Calcatta gold marble sink

Sculptural sink for hand-washing before entering the store as a representation of luxury as well as an innovative solution to help stop the spread of COVID19 and promote hygiene.

Tata Harper feature entry wall designed to appear like a raw edge stone, connecting back to the concept and representation of the brands organic and natural ingredients with an interactive light display of trees to connect the user to nature.

MATERIALS

Teak wood

Brushed gold

Pink TerrazoConcrete collaborative

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Display

CUSTOM DISPLAY FIXTURE

SOUTH DISPLAY

Featured products Seasonal products Best seller products

Layered custom display fixture inspired by the forms of local rice paddy fields.

CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE

SOUTH ELEVATION Ceiling plaster Bamboo

Custom light feature inspired by Vietnamese architecture and made with local resources, bamboo and rice paper

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Consultation Pods

NORTH ELEVATION CONSULTATION PODS

LOUNGE AREA

Instead of creating closed off areas for clients to meet with consultants, we wanted to create a few areas suitable for consultations that were made private by vertical repeating elements that were still a part of the rest of the store.

MEDITATION POD

The retail lounge is created to further a luxury experience. While their purchase is being prepared they can enjoy organic herbal tea’s in an ambient setting while having plants that are used in the products around them to show transparency of the brand and their ingredients.

LOUNGE MATERIALS

Because the idea of spirituality is an important element in Vietnam and with Tata Harper, we wanted to include a place where users could meditate or have a moment of peace. The meditation pods will be designed with local vietnamese influence.

Teak wood

Brushed gold

Pink TerrazoConcrete collaborative

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OCEANA HEADQUARTERS COMMERCIAL - MIXED USE

LOCATION:

New York City, New York - 25,000 sq ft.

PURPOSE:

To create a headquarters that raises awareness of the issues of our oceans through the use of innovative technologies and interior architecture/forms that are inspired from our ocean.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION:

Oceana is a non-profit organization that started after the discovery that less than 0.5 percent of all resources spent by environmental nonprofit groups in the United States went to ocean advocacy, The organization uses targetting campaigns to raise awareness of the issues of our oceans that deal with law, media, science, and public pressure. Oceana wanted to have a headquarters that can visually raise awareness but also represent who they are, what they do and how we can all help “clean the oceans, feed the world.”

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RECEPTION

CONCEPT

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Inspired by pebbles and seaglass found on beaches to raise awareness on littering on beaches across the world.

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LED panelled ceiling mimicking the movement of the ocean and also raising awareness on overfishing replicating the forms of a net that cause serious damage to our oceans.

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Stair feature mimicking the movement of fish trying to escape from mile long nets that destroy our oceans and spread diseases among wild life.

Using abstract shapes and forms to represent elements in the marine life as well as mimmicking objects that help our oceans and those that harm them to raise awareness to visitors and represent the organization. As well as Incorporating subtle curvilinear lines to help guide traffic while immitating the flow of water not only to see the non-profit organization for what it is but to experience all that they work hard for.

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES MATERIALS

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LED Panels

Reception/Feature Stair

Working Lounge

Feature Stair Study

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LECTURE HALL

CAFE

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Felt acoustic wall panells inspired from the oceans swells and humpback whales, creating a soothing atmosphere while addressing sounds issues.

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Reserved area for ADA compliancy.

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Adjustable seating to ease travel to seats and adjust to the users needs.

MATERIALS

Cafe

The cafe mimics the movement of the ocean and creates an intimate energetic environment to motivate workers and create a soothing moment for users.

Mohawk Carpet tile

White Fizz Felt

CAFE FF&E & MATERIALS

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Custom Wallpaper

Cafe Chairs

Bar Stool

Concrete tile

Custom Wallpaper

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MEMBERS LOUNGE 1

Emissive acrylic lighting inspired by coral reefs and marine life to inspire and restore attention to workers.

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Private modular furniture so the space can adapt for meetings/small groups while reserving private spaces for solo workers.

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Starfish inspired custom table providing privacy for workers.

GALLERY

MATERIALS Users can experience different pieces of art each month that uses recycled materials, and also walk through an informational gallery explaining Oceana’s current campaigns.

Acrylic LED lighting

Red Glass

GALLERY FF&E & MATERIALS

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LUNA Fabric

White Carrera Marble

LUNA Fabric

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BRANDING Logos

NAMELESS

Logo design for ”Nameless” a New York based Dance team

Logo design for ”Fatalii Music” a New York based DJ named after an African pepper

Apparel

Re-work of the statue of David, the concept for this shirt design was to represent the team for what they believe in; that no one is perfect and everyone should be accepted.

Accessories

Re-work of the statue of Amphitrite.

Nameless Wind Breaker Jacket (Front)

Logo design for Kyle Ryan a New York based DJ representing the two genres of music he combines

Nameless Wind Breaker Jacket (Back) - See you in the (dance) circle graphic.

MIXED MEDIA

Graphite on paper

Charcoal on paper

Gouache on Vellum

PHOTOGRAPHY

46 Digital Camera production

35mm Film production

Digital Camera Production

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