Juliana Francisco- Interior Design Portfolio 2023

JULIANA FRANCISCO INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

CONTACT

88 East San Carlos Street, San Jose, CA 95112

julianafrancisco728@gmail.com

650-889-0979

TECHNICAL SKILLS

EYELASH EXTENSION TECHNICIAN | 2020-PRESENT

Personal Business- San Bruno, San Jose, CA

• Created relationships with clients through the customization of every eyelash set

• Managed the scheduling and communication of clients single-handedly.

• Organized and maintained budget, income, and inventory with excel sheets.

• Designed a brand aesthetic and logo for social media promotion and product packaging.

DESIGN COLLABORATOR | OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2021

Studio Gang Internship- San Jose, CA

• Collaborated on design explorations and construction for an on-site installation.

• Conducted research on sustainable materials upon urban analysis.

• Drafted schematic designs and presentations on developed concepts

CAKE DECORATOR | SEPTEMBER 2018- MARCH 2020

Baskin Robbins- San Bruno, CA

• Consulted and assisted customers for specialized dessert.

• Customized and designed a wide variety of cakes.

• Multi-tasked cake decorating and time management for each order.

• Worked under high pressure and met expectations to customer’s desires.

WORK EXPERIENCE EDUCATION

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY | 2020-2024

Bachelors of Fine Arts, Interior Design BFA Program

ILLUSTRATOR

INDESIGN

PHOTOSHOP

RHINO REVIT SKETCHUP ENSCAPE ADOBE

ADOBE

JULIANA FRANCISCO

INTERIOR ARCHITECT/DESIGNER

Hi! My name is Juliana Francisco, I am a first-generation Filipino American student with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Program from San Jose State University!

Interior Design means much more than choosing furniture pieces and color palettes, I believe it is about the intention of designing spaces with a purpose and prioritizing the connections and experience it can create for its users. I would consider myself a fast and eager learner who strives for professional and creative growth in every project that comes my way. I am also very enthusiastic about collaboration work and innovative design discoveries that positively impact our environment through sustainability projects.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 THE HARMONY HUB 02 THE STANDARD HOTEL 03 RENDEZVOUS

RENDEZVOUS 04 MIRO 05 OSSY

THE HARMONY HUB 01

LOCATION: RENO, NEVADA

PROGRAM: ART CENTER

GROUP PROJECT: JAELYNN FORD, ALYSSA TOOYOKA

PROGRAMS USED: RHINO, ENSCAPE, PHOTOSHOP

In response to Reno's popular art culture, the Harmony Hub was designed as a music based art center that promotes connection and community through the celebration of music's past, present, and future. It is a family friendly center that provides activities for all ages, where locals and tourists can intermix. Each level is dedicated to a certain type of programing ranging from retail, music education, gallery walk , and a restaurant and bar as you move through each floor. The user experience is guided by a design language of curvature forms, inspired but the continuous flow between music notes and the form of soundwaves. Primitive geometry explorations were also integrated as an enhancement to existing infrastructure.

CULTURAL ANALYSIS

LEVEL 1 RETAIL

LEVEL 3 GALLERY WALK LEVEL 2 INSTRUMENT RENTALS MATERIAL PALETTE

LEVEL 2 MUSIC EDUCATION

ELEVATOR ADA STAIRS RESTROOMS STORAGE ELEVATOR MAIN CIRCULATION SECONDARY CIRCULATION LEVEL 1 CIRCULATION LEVEL 2 CIRCULATION ELEVATOR LOADING DOCK ADA STAIRS RESTROOMS ELEVATOR MAIN CIRCULATION SECONDARY CIRCULATION

LEVEL 1 LOUNGE LEVEL 1 CAFE

PROGRAMMING + AXONOMETRIC

LEVEL 4

STAGE

EVACUATION LOCATION

TERRACE BAR

LEVEL 3

GALLERY LOUNGE

EVACUATION LOCATION

LEVEL 2

RENTAL

EVACUATION LOCATION

LOUNGE

MUSIC EDUCATION

LEVEL 1

EVACUATION LOCATION

RETAIL

LOBBY LOADING DOCK

PRIMITIVE GENERATION

LEVEL 4 RESTAURANT

SOUNDWAVE STAIRCASE

SECTION

LEVEL 4 TERRACE

LEVEL 4 BAR

ADA STAIRS ELEVATOR ELEVATOR RESTROOMS MAIN CIRCULATION SECONDARY CIRCULATION KITCHEN ELEVATOR ADA STAIRS RESTROOMS STAGE MAIN CIRCULATION SECONDARY CIRCULATION LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4

THE STANDARD HOTEL 02

LOCATION: DOWNTOWN LOS ANGLES, CA

PROGRAM: LOBBY, LOUNGE, YOGA SPACE

GROUP PROJECT: CAYLA DAVIS

PROGRAMS USED: RHINO, ENSCAPE, PHOTOSHOP

The Standard Hotel project was an opportunity to transform a space that addresses a client’s concern and issue. In this case, as a designer we needed to revive the Standard Hotel’s lobby located in Downtown LA, after being affected by the loss of business due to COVID-19. Our main goal for the project was to be able to find a common ground and discover new trends that align with the surrounding community. We decided to create a nature based hotel that blurs the lines between the busy LA life and the calming ambiance of the hotel. Programming includes a yoga studio, immersive atrium walk through and a terrace for lounging and enjoying outdoor space. Our main concept derived from a serpentine snake where we used the combination of geometrical and curvilinear forms from the scaling and body shape of the snake to make 3D objects.

PATTERN CATALOG

MAIN LOBBY

A B PATTERN COMBINATION

LOBBY LOUNGE

MAIN ATRIUM

YOGA STUDIO

MORPHOGENTIC STRATEGY AND CONTROL

HOTEL PLAN CIRCULATION AND SPATIAL PROGRAMMING

GLAZING WATER BIOPHILIA OUT OF SCOPE

CABANA LOUNGE

HOTEL PLAN

FIRE PIT LOUNGE

3D ADAPTATION TO INTERIOR ELEMENTS

MAIN ATRIUM LOUNGE

LEVEL 2 LOUNGE SECTION

RENDEZVOUS 03

LOCATION: DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

PROGRAM: RESTAURANT & BAR

GROUP PROJECT: JAELYNN FORD

PROGRAMS USED: RHINO, ENSCAPE, PHOTOSHOP

The Rendezvous Bar and Restaurant is designed as an extension to the Standard Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles. The function of Rendezvous is a place to hold professional and intimate meetings, whether you are meeting for lunch in the restaurant or to grab a drink with coworkers on the second level bar. The project development began with 2D pattern explorations that were later explored as 3D forms, creating a foundation and reference to potential furniture generation. With the developed 2D and 3D patterns we created sets of restaurant seating, lighting, partitions, and wall tiles to create spatial qualities. These patterns were deconstructed in order to understand its primary functions and strategic controls within the pattern.

LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 PATTERN 1

PATTERN 2 PATTERN 3

LEVEL 1 RESTAURANT

SECTION

LEVEL 2 BAR

LEVEL 1 RESTAURANT

CLIENT: MIRO

SQUARE FOOTAGE: 25,00 SF

PROGRAMS USED: RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

PROGRAM: TENANT IMPROVEMENT

PROJECT LENGTH: 5 WEEKS

Miro is one of the leading visual collaboration platforms for classrooms, offices, and group work. Their mission is to empower remote, in office and hybrid teams to collaborate without the constraints of physical location. To reflect their brand, the concept of collaboration and interconnectedness inspired my radial spacial planning that has a main central point on each floor. In the center is the main all hands space for gathering, allowing open office space, conference rooms, and other group huddle areas to be the surrounding functions Furniture pieces were also selected with the consideration of the collaboration concept where lounge pieces are mobile and can be taken down or arranged in a way depending of the function of the space.

04

MIRO

FOCUS ROOMS

ALL HANDS AREA

FRONT OF OFFICE SECTION CUT

OPEN

OFFICE

LEVEL 1 CIRCULATION & METRICS

LEVEL 1 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEGEND INTERFACE Carpet Tile Viva Colores color: 106040 Canario size: 50cm x 50cm INTERFACE LVT Steady Stride Woodgrains color: B00106 Blonde size: 4.923 in x 39.38i n TARKETT Carpet Tile Formation 11251 color: HANSA 58203 size: 24 in x 24 in POLISHED CONCRETE INTERFACE Carpet Tile Syncopation color: 6490 Spearmint size: 50 cm x 50 cm TARKETT Carpet Tile Cache Tweed A0002 color: Data Cloud 42702 size: 24 in x 24 in CIRCULATION EMPLOYEE PRIMARY SECONDARY GUEST PRIMARY SECONDARY HEAD COUNT WORKSTATIONS PRIVATE OFFICE FOCUS ROOM PHONE ROOM 52 3 3 2 USF 15,385 SF LEGEND SECURITY CHECK 1 RECEPTION 1 2 OPEN OFFICE 3 ALL HANDS 4 COLLABORATION 5 BREAK ROOM 6 CONFERENCE ROOM 7 FOCUS ROOM 8 PHONE ROOM 2 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 6 4 U CIRCULATION EMPLOYEE PRIMARY SECONDARY GUEST PRIMARY SECONDARY HEAD COUNT WORKSTATIONS PRIVATE OFFICE FOCUS ROOM PHONE ROOM 52 3 3 2 USF 15,385 SF LEGEND SECURITY CHECK 1 RECEPTION 1 2 OPEN OFFICE 3 ALL HANDS 4 COLLABORATION 5 BREAK ROOM 6 CONFERENCE ROOM 7 FOCUS ROOM 8 PHONE ROOM 2 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 8 6 4 DN DN U U U UP UP LEGEND SECURITY CHECK 1 RECEPTION 1 2 OPEN OFFICE 3 ALL HANDS 4 COLLABORATION 5 BREAK ROOM 6 CONFERENCE ROOM 7 FOCUS ROOM 8 PHONE ROOM 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 8 4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 POLISHED CONCRETE 2 INTERFACE Carpet Tile Viva Colores color: 106040 Canario size: 50cm x 50cm 3 Dunn- Edwards PAINTS color: Sky High DE5891 4 Dunn- Edwards PAINTS color: Slumber DE5860 5 COALEESE Joel Lounge Chair color: Corn Harvest DE5348 dimensions: 27.5” x 30.25” x 29” cost: $2,210 6 Dunn- Edwards PAINTS color: Corn Harvest DE5348 7 NAUGHTONE Tun 629 Side Table Steel Base dimensions: 24.5” x 18” x 18” 8 WEST ELM Belle Lounge Set dimensions: 32” x 45” x 45” Retrieve Chalk TM44 Dunn- Edwards PAINTS color: Pink and Sleek DE5108 9 9

LEGEND

LOBBY

LEVEL 2 CIRCULATION & METRICS

CIRCULATION

LEVEL 2 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 2 COLLAB SPACE

EMPLOYEE PRIMARY SECONDARY HEAD COUNT WORKSTATIONS PRIVATE OFFICE FOCUS ROOM PHONE ROOM 52 1 2 3 USF 12,290 SF LEGEND 1 OPEN OFFICE 2 COLLABORATION 3 BREAK ROOM 4 CONFERENCE ROOM 5 FOCUS ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 1 1 2 2 3 4 4 2 5 5 6 6 LEGEND 1 OPEN OFFICE 2 COLLABORATION 3 BREAK ROOM 4 CONFERENCE ROOM 5 FOCUS ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 1 5 6 CIRCULATION EMPLOYEE PRIMARY SECONDARY HEAD COUNT WORKSTATIONS PRIVATE OFFICE FOCUS ROOM PHONE ROOM 52 1 2 3 USF 12,290 SF LEGEND 1 OPEN OFFICE 2 COLLABORATION 3 BREAK ROOM 4 CONFERENCE ROOM 5 FOCUS ROOM 6 PHONE ROOM 1 1 2 2 3 4 4 2 5 5 6 6 LEGEND INTERFACE LVT Steady Stride Woodgrains color: B00106 Blonde size: 4.923 in x 39.38i n cost: TARKETT Carpet Tile Formation 11251 color: HANSA 58203 size: 24 in x 24 in cost: INTERFACE Carpet Tile Syncopation color: 6490 Spearmint size: 50 cm x 50 cm cost: POLISHED CONCRETE TARKETT Carpet Tile Cache Tweed A0002 color: Data Cloud 42702 size: 24 in x 24 in

The custom light fixture project was designed based on a chosen micrograph of a 10x zoomed image of dinosaur in clear agate. Agatized bones occur from permineralization which is the replacement of matter by minerals, helping preserve and fossilize the bones. The project development began with a dissection of the original micrograph and observing its qualities whether that would be its layering and branching techniques, repeating nodes, and its emphasized natural voids when its contrast is inverted. With these analytical observations, they were then translated and used as inspiration for my light fixture Ossy, a shorted term from the Greek root word of bone, osteo. The fixture expresses a multi-layering technique that combines small and large scale voids, in reference to the original micrograph. Ossy can be considered a focal glow fixture that diffuses light from a centralized point and can be used as an accent side table, pendant, or wall sconce featured in the fixture family.