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KENIDI VOGELGESANG INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BEST SELECTION WORK 2019- 2023

KENIDI VOGELGESANG P: (636) 233-1513 E: Kenidikev@gmail.com

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COPYRIGHT © KENIDI VOGELGESANG 2023 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or machanical, including photocopying, recording, or any other information storage or retrieval system without express permission from Kenidi Vogelgesang, the designer.

SUMMARY Kenidi has a passion that started while growing up on cobble stone, river front towns in the heart of Missouri. Her career has since taken her from coast to coast, residing in states that have helped to push design inspiration and development.

EDUCATION ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 2019- 2023 Completed over eight multi-faceted residential and commercial design projects with a focus on innovative, sustainable solutions for the historic built community.

EXPERIENCE Design Studio Manager, Sales Team Lead, Project Intern, and Landscape Design Intern are just some of the many titles that Kenidi has gained over the course of her college career. Some work under these titles included designing new project strategies for in-house designers based on identifying key location attributes.

SKILLS

KENIDI VOGELGESANG Interior Architectural Designer

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Space Planning Revit Web Branding 3d Rendering Graphic Design Technical Drawings

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Client Relationships Vendor Relationships AutoCAD Chief Architect

CONTENTS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

MARIOTTO RESIDENCE

NAKED PLUM

Commercial Office

Low-Income Housing

Farm-to-Table Dining

Senior Studio, Comphrensive Design IAD 440 Completed Spring 2022

Residential Design Development Project IAD 310 Completed Spring 2020

Commercial Design - IAD 340 Completed Fall 202

NYC CAFE

HAND RENDERINGS

Senior Living Facility

Designing for Small Spaces

A Collection

Commercial Design Development - IAD 410 Completed Fall 2021

IAD BIM, 3DS MAX Completed Summer 2022

A Collection of Best Hand Renderings Completed Throughout Program 2019-2023

National Geographic

West Coast HQ, Retail, Office, and Exhibition Multistory Commercial Renovation. Comphrehensive Design 2022

+CLIENT National Geographic is a non-profit organization whose expeditions embody what it means to sustain the character and integrity of each place we, as humans, can discover - to keep our environment, culture, and heritiage, as well as the well-being of its residents. By remodeling an existing building in the Presisido, an opportunity for guests and visitors to learn about the many nations that developed in the area between 1776-1945, opens up. Not only can an exhibition visitor go in and learn about the many discoveries that National Geographic researchers and scientists are discovering, but they can also learn about the importance of the region as well as the importance of keeping architectural identity of the area in tact. The more we can teach about the value of sustainability, the better we will do as a modern society. The goal for this mixed-use building is to represent all that the area was and is today, as well as highlight the amazing discoveries of the non-profit work from National Geographic. By staying true to the Colonial Revival style of the building, and merging that with innovative design inspired by multiple case studies throughout the globe, a bespoke & emmersive design is formed. Exhibition guests won’t want to walk too quickly through this space!

+PROJECT GOAL

Taking inspiration from a nearby site, The Thoreau Center for Sustainability, the projec site is to undergo a full renovation. Sustainable, recycled, and environmentally acceptable materials to be used throughout. Fire sprinkler and alarm upgrades included in the overall MEFP upgrades. As many as possible locally sourced, existing or recycled materials will be used as well as non-polluting, energy efficient materials. Upgrades will be sure to align with Presidio Preservation Standards.

West Coast Headquarters

Project Scope

2022

PROGRAM LEVEL ONE

LEVEL TWO

1st Floor: 6, 600 sq ft.

2nd Floor: 6, 600 sq ft.

Total Circulation @ 35%

Total Usable Square Feet: 6, 061

Total Usable Square Feet: 5,

Common Area Factor @ 15%

354 Common Area Factor @ 15%

Mix-Used Commercial

Public Zones to Include: Lobby,

Store, Cafe, Exhibition &

Public Zones to Include: Copy/

Restrooms

Print, Coffee Kitchenette,

Private Zones to Include:

Public Restrooms, & Offices

Telephone/data Closet,

Private Zones to Include:

Janitorial Closet, & Loading

Telephone/data Closet,

Dock

Janitorial Closet

Honoring the Diverse Heritage

National Geographic

Sustainability

Project One

Presidio. The area is representative of over 200 years of development of some of the finest military architecture in this country. Today, Presidio still holds 473 nationally registered historic buildings, all of which contribute to Presidio’s status as a National Historic Landmark District. Building types range from Colonial Revivial, Queen Anne, and Italiante styles of architecture, with this particular project location being Colonial Revivial. This rich diversity of architectural styles signifies specific building campaigns that narrate the story of the Presidio’s growth into a significant western United States Army post. Whole streetscapes of historic buildings are still intact, as well as unique, individual buildings that are significant in their own right.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

With so much historic integrity, it only made sense that a new, first ever West Coast Headqaurters location for National Geographic went into

Together, the number and variety of building types collectively function as a small city.

West Coast Headquarters

Concept Statement

Mix-Used Commercial

2021

Transformative Integration

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Nature Meets Architecture Through great respect for the historic region, a nature filled, inspiring, and interactive center will feature a space for grand installations and encouraging office spaces. Biophilic design, natural sunlight, organic patterns, unique textures found in nature, and a modern innovation of light fixtures, textiles, and space organization will come together as a transformative unit. What was once known as a building interior will soon be known as a place filled with learning opportunity and discoery in an approach not before seen.

Project One Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

» Windows- achieve natural ventilation through open windows, operable doors and louvers to provide a positive occupant experience » Proximity to windows, outdoor views, and daylight in indoor spaces » Windows and lighting will all be under appropriate controls/timers that adjust both automatically and manually based on time of day and area within the building » Accoustic wall panels hiden as wood slats to help isolate cafe from open exhibition area » Separate heating and cooling system, adjusted appropriately for indoor cafe space, individual private offices, open public and private zones » ‘Mind’ categories will be hit by having access to natural sunlight, outdoor views, spaces of relaxation and rest, and notes within exhibition spaces that provide guests with information about the current environment that they are in » New air filtration throughout building via updated state-of-the-art HVAC systems » Office spaces created with comfort in mind. Distraction free environment while still providing for all four generations through balance of color and organization of design. Open and closed concept workspaces will be integrated. » Accoustic ceiling tiles implemented in open offices zones to control sound in collaborative zones » Stairwells will be open to able guests, which will help to promote regular daily activity » Cleanable materials with lowered VOC » Views from Cafe will help to connect the guests with nature, ground them, and in turn promote healthy eating habits » Public access to water fountains will implement further encouragement of daily healthy behaviors.

National Geographic

Well Features

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Spatial Organization

West Coast Headquarters 2021 Mix-Used Commercial

Level One Bubble & Block Diagrams. N.T.S

KEY Exhibition & Private Offices Store, Storage Kitchenette Coat Cl., Lobby, Reception Janitorial Cafe, Open Work Zones Toilets Conference Room Meeting Space Copy /Print

Level Two Bubble & Block Diagrams. N.T.S 012

National Geographic

Spatial Relation Development

KEY Exhibition & Private Offices Toilets Conference Room

Stair B Circulation Paths

Project One

Break Room

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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West Coast Headquarters

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2021

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LEVEL ONE PRESENTATION PLAN N.T.S.

1. LOBBY, 2. EXHIBITION, 3. SHOPPING CENTER, 4. STORE STORAGE, 5. MENS RESTROOM., 6. WOMEN’S RESTROOM, 7. LOADING DOCK, 8. CAFE KITCHEN, 9. PRESIDIO CAFE, 10. CAFE SEATING, 11. JANITORIAL CLOSET, 12. RECEPTION, RECEPTION CLOSET, 13. TELE/COMM, 14. STAIR A, 15. STAIR B.

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National Geographic

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Project One

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LEVEL TWO PRESENTATION PLAN N.T.S.

1. LOBBY, 2. MEETING ROOM, 3. CONFERENCE ROOM, 4. OPEN OFFICE, 5. OPEN OFFICES, 6. KITCHENETTE, 7. MENS RESTROOM, 8. WOMEN’S RESTROOM, 9. COPY/PRINT, 10-15. PRIVATE OFFICES, 16. TELE/COMM, 17. JANITORIAL CLOSET, 18 STAIR A, 19. STAIR B.

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West Coast Headquarters 2021 Mix-Used Commercial

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A Closer Look: Open Offices Locally Sourced 01

01. Refurbished local hardwood floors 02. Marble Counter Tops 03. Concrete Columns, original to building 04. Marble tiles 05. Burnished Antique Brass Finish - Recycled 06. Faux Leather 07. Aged Brass hand finished fixture 08. Black Stainless Steel 09. SW Origami White - Satin Finish 10. SW Lemon Twist - Semi Glodd 11. SW Ripe Olive - Satin Finish

Project One

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

National Geographic

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Mix-Used Commercial

2021

West Coast Headquarters

Conference Room

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Project One

National Geographic

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Mix-Used Commercial

2021

West Coast Headquarters

National Geographic Project One

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

Open Office Zone

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Mariotto Residence

Residential Condominium Three Story Unit

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The Client

The Building

Maria Mariotto and her family will reside in

The project site sits on a hill in Presidio

than intended for, families. Through this

the third floor unit. She has aked that each

Heights, San Francisco. Prior to WW||,

project, the designer acquired efficient

unit is ADA compliant as her 75 year old

Queen Anne Victorian and Row houses

space planning studies as well as cost-

father is wheel-chair bound and needs to

were fitting for the population but outgrew

effective environmental attributes and

have accessibility throughout the home.

the demands of the city. Around 1971, “Urban

applied as much as possible to each

Maria is also the owner of the lower two

Design Plan” worked towards preserving

condiminium.

units, listed as section-8 housing. Between

these homes. The housing demand is large

With that, San Francisco’s Section-8

shuffling through clients, helping take care of

and these historic homes require too much

housing code/requirements also needed to

her father, and raising two kids, this building

maintenance for the amount of real estate

be accounted for, which will be showcased

needs a complete overhaul to account for

they’re covering, which could be turned into

within the first and second foor units.

Maria’s busy everyday life.

larger apartment complexes. In an attempt

The goal, as always, is to preserve the

to restore the beloved style of architecture,

architecture while continuously meeting the

the interior space must be maximized to

needs of a growing urban infastructure.

help house larger

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The Details

Universal Design 2020 Residential- Section 8 Housing

PROGRAM First Floor (Low-Income)

Second Floor (Low-Income)

Third Floor (Mariotto Residence)

Entry Closet

Entry Closet, 2’ x 4’ min.

Two Bedrooms

Two Bedrooms, ea. w/ standard

Three Bedrooms, ea. w/ standard

One Bathroom

closet

Dining Room

Two Bathrooms

Mater Bathroom

Laundry Room

Dining Room, Seating for 6

Second Bathroom

Space for Work Desk

Laundry Room

Laundry with Storage Shelves

Kitchen

Space for Work Desk

Dining Room, Seating for 6

Living Room

Kitchen

Linen Closet

Living Room, Seating for 6

Kitchen w/ Pantry

Linen Closet (Near Bedrooms)

Living Room, Seating for 6 Home Office for Maria and 2 other employees

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Project Mood Board & Concept Statement

Mariotto Residence

Levels One & Two

SCANDINAVIAN DESIGN

Scandinavian concept to reflect the ease of life that residents are lookking to attain. Neutral paletters will alloow for residents to add their own personal style to the space while the natural elements will provide a sense of comfort and warmth to the spaces.

GREENERY The scandinanvian culture is all about nature. Adding fresh flowers and indoor plants will bring the outdoors in. Nature and plants have proven benefits for the resident that will occupy these units. Variety in the size of plants will add texture to the spac.e

TEXTURES Adding throws and pillows will help in bringing in a subtle hint of texture. Various materials will bring warmth to each unit.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

MINIMALISM Cluttered spaces are something to stray away fom with Scanidinavian Design. Keeping space clutter free is important for a visually relaxing environment.

Project Two

COLOR Muted Neutrals sucha as whites, greys, and tan shades will allow for residents to add their own personal style if wanted. Pops of color are incorportated through accents and plants.

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Universal Design Residential- Section 8 Housing

2020

Level One Study Model N.T.S

Level Two Study Model N.T.S 026

Floor Plan Detail

Level Two Persepectove

First Floor Dining Room Mock-up

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

Level Two Elevation

Project Two

Mariotto Residence

Kitchen Details

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Residential- Section 8 Housing

2020

Universal Design

Bathrooms

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Mariotto Residence

Second Level Greenwall Focus

Project Two

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Residential- Section 8 Housing

LEVEL ONE & TWO MATERIAL SELECTIONS

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2020

Universal Design

PROJECT MOOD BOARD & CONCEPT STATEMENT

Mariotto Residence

Level Three CONTEMPORARY DESIGN

Business comfort. Sleek , universal design that inspires a strong business minded woman and her family.

IMPRESSIVE LIGHTING Fixtures that make an impact will provide focal points and hold visual weight in each space.

Project Two

COLOR Muted hues with colorful accents. Neutral colors like white, taupe, beige, brown, black and grey create the foundation for the style. Undertones will be colors such as dusty rose or varying navy shades to add character.

HARD SURFACES Contemporary design consists of natural stone or tile, dramatic dark flooring, and stained concrete.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

CREATIVE TEXTURES Metalic accents will add character to the space while warm throw blankets, pillows, and rich accent rugs will bring comfrot to the more modern spaces.

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N.T.S.

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Residential- Section 8 Housing

LEVEL THREE STUDY MODEL

2020

Universal Design

Kohler Widespread Faucet, Occasions Collection - Matte Black & Brushed Brass

Kohler Bellera Tripe Light Sconce, Matte Black

Project Two

Mariotto Residence

Master Bathroom

Kohler Occasions Collllection, Toilet Paper Holder, Matte Black & Brushed Brass

Kohler Occasions Collllection, 24” Towel Bar, Matte Black

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Residential- Section 8 Housing

2020

Universal Design

Kitchen Details

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Mariotto residence Residence Mariotto Project Two

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Mix-Used Commercial

2021

West Coast Headquarters

National Geographic Project One

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

Open Office Zone

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Naked Plum

Farm-to-Table Dining & Rooftop Garden Two Story Build, Completed in 2021

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+CLIENT Entreprenuer, Restauranteur, & Philanthropist Tony Riveier has had a successful career in the restaurent industry and is now carrying out his work through charity involvement and food education. he would like to bring a sustainable farm-to-table restaurant to the Mission Bay area of San Francisco in hope to teach the community about the importance of nutrition. With more than twenty five years of experience as one of the countries premiere restaurant concept developers and visionaires; Tony Rivier boasts a strong mix of Executive Management, Marketing and Franchising Chain development skills.

+SUSTAINABILITY MISSION

Tony Riviera’s mission with this project is to educate the urban demographic from children to adults in the prevention of obesity and to improve the health and welfare of the community. He would like for the space to bring togehter all members of the community. From professional chefs as teachers, to members without homes, the restaurant will bring a fulfilling sense of what a community should be.

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Naked Plum Restaurant

Project Scope

PROGRAM 2021

MINIMUM SPACE REQUIREMENTS (7600 sq ft) The Interior Space to Include: Entry with hostess stand and seated waiting Kitchen/Storage (cold/freezer and dry) - Must be adjacent to loading dock Dining Bar Demonstration Kitchen and Classroom Event Room (Can be combined with demonstration kitchen)

Farm-to-Table Venue

Men’s and Women’s Restroom Private Staff Restroom Staff Storage Executive chef, Resaurant Manager & Bar Managers Office Convenient and Discreet POS stations Exterior to Include: Roof top garden and Green House Garden tool storage shed

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By including spaces such as a demonstration kitchen and roof top garden, the project invites community members in and teaches them how to eat healthier. The public will have access to the garden and are encouraged to contribute to the growth of the vegetation. Once a fully developed garden is in place, the guests can then participate in classes, teaching them how to turn fresh, locally grown food into delcious, cost aware meals. This will not only help the community come together, but it will also lead to the development of more gardens throughout the city which in turn will have a positive effect on reducing obesity.

Concept Statement

Mission Bay, San Francisco

Cultivate

Project Three

To foster joy, experience, purpose, change, and community. When we cultivate the quality of awareness, we also cultivate community, which is to develop, grow or change. Space planning will promote interaction and knowledge for the community. Locally sourced textiles will encourage the use of product or produce from the rooftop greenhouse, while also promoting a postive atmostphere for every guests.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

Bringing Change to the Bay

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Naked Plum Restaurant 2021

Schematic Planning Ground Level

Adjaceny Matrix

Farm-to-Table Venue

A series of adjacency diagrams, sketches, and maps like the ones shown were created for all zones of the project site. This resulted in the above floor plans; both ground level and the rooftop. After a final schematic plan was made for both floors, the project moved into the sketching phase and the creation of furniture plans.

KEY Public Spaces Private Semi-Private

ENTRY WITH HOST STAND KITCHEN (STORAGE INCLUDED) DINING BAR DEMO KITCHEN/CLASSROOM

High Importance

EVENT ROOM

Medium

MENS & WOMENS RESTROOMS STAFF RESTROOM

Low Acoustic Privacy

STAFF STORAGE

Direct Views

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

Plumbing

P.O.S STATIONS ROOFTOP GARDENS GARDEN TOOL STORAGE »

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Bottom two tiers are on the roof and separate from adjaceny

Mission Bay, San Francisco

Continued

First floor bar and main dining details

Garden & Greenhouse are all public spaces

Process Sketches-Thumbnails Project Three Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Naked Plum Restaurant 2021 Commercial Renovation

LEVEL ONE PRESENTATION PLAN 1. LOBBY, 2. EXHIBITION, 3. SHOPPING CENTER, 4. STORE STORAGE, 5. MENS RESTROOM., 6. WOMEN’S RESTROOM, 7. LOADING DOCK, 8. CAFE KITCHEN, 9. PRESIDIO CAFE, 10. CAFE SEATING, 11. JANITORIAL CLOSET, 12. RECEPTION, RECEPTION CLOSET, 13. TELE/COMM, 14. STAIR A, 15. STAIR B.

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Farm-to-Table Venue Project Three

N.T.S.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

LEVEL TWO PRESENTATION PLAN

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Naked Plum Restaurant 2021 Commercial Renovation

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A Closer Look: Dining Room Locally Sourced Materials 01

01. Refurbished local hardwood floors 02. Venetian Plaster Finish 03. SW High Reflective White - Egg Shell Finish 04. SW Tricorn Black- Satin Finsh 05. Hand Applied Gold Leaf ontop of Plaster 06. SW Grecian Ivory- Satin Finish 07. Rosewood Wallnut Recycled Veneer 08. Polyester Blend, sourced from Kravit, in the color Plum 09. Marble Table Tops 10. Brushed Bronzed, Hand Finished Fixtures

Project Three

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Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Farm-to-Table Venue

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MA Senior Living

Senior Living Facility Location, Size, Levels,, Year

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+CLIENT This state-of-the-art senior living facility, by Zoiros Frontida, is located in the center of urban Yokoama, Kanagawa, Japan. Zoiros Frontide, an American corporation, is expanding their healthcare market and is coming to help with this heightened need for more care centers. Zoiros Frontida specialized in rehabilitation care and accompanying short-term skilled nursing but is now to providing

+THE GUESTS

this kind of care in urban area. The design is to solve the problem at hand, the aging populatioin.

As Japan’s population ages and the city comes into more modern times, assisted living facilites are no longer a far stretched idea for elders. Over 30% of the population will be over 65 in the year 2025. The facility encapsulates traditional Japanese practice and allows for guests to remain true to their prior living experience. Per Zoiros Frontida standards, guests and residents both should expect to experience an environment that uplifts energies, reflects traditional western design with accents of vibrant color, expresses personal development as well as gives a high-level of attention to care and safety. At MA, ancient festivals, celebrations, and religious proactices

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The Details

MA Senior Living Facility 2021 Hospitality Renovation

PROGRAM First Floor

Assisted Living Residence

Vestibule

Multipurpose Room

Seating Area

Reception

Cultural Center

Nurse’s Area with Storage

Lobby

Public Restrooms

Laundry

Library

Activites Staff and Director

Guests/Staff Restrooms

Dining- 40 Seats

Activites Storage

Housekeeping/Janitor Cl.

Public Restrooms

General Storage

Studio Apartments

Admissions Director

Salon/Barber

One-Bedroom Apartments

Admissions Assistant Conference Room Storage Housekeeping

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Second Floor

THE JAPANESE CONCEPT OF SPACE AND TIME

Kanagawa, Japan

‘MA’ MA

The fundamental time and space form which life needs to grow as well as cultural treasures, inspire the design of the Zoiros Frontida Senior Living Center. MA is a strong representation of the Japanese in this life. Calming color selections, natural materials, and neutral patterns paired with bamboo and other

Project Four

psyche and directly affects and individual’s progress

regional plants will greatly reflect the meaning of MA and how it is used within the Japanese culture. The Kanji symbol will push the use for clean lines and bright light coming through in spatial planning.

Senior Living Facility will ensure that all valures are being held at an equal level of importance and that the residents feel comfortable while living in an advanced care facility.

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

In Japan, the elderly are highly respected and MA

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Hospitality Renovation

2021

MA Senior LIving Facility

Building Anylasis

& Floor Plan Development

Kanagawa, Japan

Concept Sketches

Project Four

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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MA SEnior Living Facility 2021

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Kanagawa, Japan Project Four

LEVEL TWO PRESENTATION PLAN N.T.S.

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Hospitality Renovation

2021

MA Senior LIving Facility

A Closer Look: Reception & Lobby

Kanagawa, Japan Project Four

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

Grand Staircase

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Hospitality Renovation

2021

MA Senior Living Facility

Meditation Room

Kanagawa, Japan Project Four

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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Coffee Shop

3D Modeling Development Course 600 sq ft Cafe

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+HISTORIC INSPIRATION NYC Cafe pulls inspiration from design in the early 20th century. The original New York Cafe strongly reflects eclecticism and early Italian Renaissance style that was coined by architects such as Alajos Hauszman and Kalaman Giergi. It was the highly ornamented interior and the attention to details that was to be seen in this 2021 take on the palace. In NYC Cafe, you’ll find a heavy use of gold and detailed walls that are balanced out by tall marble columns, oversized marble framed windows, and small textures in every surface. Much like the original, this project site is on a river in New york and is surrounded by a shopping plaza, marina, and many other restaurants.

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3DS MAX Design Development

2022

New york City Cafe

Brand Identity

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Historic Precedent to be found Gold ornamentation, classical pilasters, marble archways and windows, scrolls, and heavily decorated paterns and textures within.

National Geographic

Materials & Bumps

Project One

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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3DS MAX Design Development

2022

New york City Cafe

Solar Studies

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Historic Tribute NYC Cafe Project Five

Designer- Kenidi Vogelgesang

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