Interior Design Portfolio

Kierstin Godfrey Interior Design Portfolio 2021 - 2024

INTRODUCTION

Hello! My name is Kierstin Godfrey and I am a 4th year Interior Design student at Virginia Tech. Included in this booklet are select works from four projects I have completed over the course of my sophomore, junior, and senior year. These works showcase my personal growth in skills like Sketchup, Revit, Photoshop, rendering, and space planning.

TA B L E O F C O N T E N TS

1

COWORKING OFFICE WebWork

2

SOUP KITCHEN The Vibe

3

FOOD PANTRY RENOVATION Plenty!

4

BIENENSTOCK SKYBOX Veil Recording

COWORKING PROJECT

The inspiration for this coworking space was taken from the tech company, Samsara. Samsara is a GPS tracking and shipping company that pioneered the Connected Operations Cloud, which allows businesses that depend on physical operations to harness IoT data to develop insights and improve operations. The main goal is to bring people back into a workplace where working can be collaborative. This is implemented through the hierarchy of spaces, transparencies, and, movement along multiple axes. Multiple areas to cultivate social interaction are spread throughout the spaces, creating an ecosystem of interconnectivity.

SITE ANALYSIS

SUN ANALYSIS

UP

DN DN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

DN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

N

LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM (1st Floor)

Y-AXIS CROSS SECTION

Polypropylene Seat Material

Exsisting Hardwood

Chesnut Carpet Tile

White-Washed Brick

Triangle Carpet Tile

X-AXIS CROSS SECTION

Perforated Metal

OPEN OFFICE AXON

The driving concept of this coworking office is community. This is shown above in the large upstairs space through a large central kitchen, social pit, raised seating area, and an open plan to increase circulation throughout and cultivate face-to-face interactions. The central walkway creates the main circulation path, giving patrons access to both public and private areas for a variety of workspace options.

KITCHEN SEATING

HOT DESKS

SOCAL PIT

ENTRYWAY/ LOBBY

The first level of this coworking space is more of a multi-use space. The lower level includes a lobby area (as shown to the left), a large meeting space that can serve dual purpose, phone booths, a print lab, and building administration (as seen below)

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

TECH OFFICE (2 person offices)

The second level of this coworking space is used for more private offices and more intimate social areas. The upper level includes independent entrepreneur offices (as shown on the right), hot desking, additional smaller meeting spaces, large kitchen, social pit, phone booths, and the Samsara tech offices (as seen above)

ENTREPRENEUR OFFICE

S O U P K I TC H E N

When designing this space, a sense of belonging for all is key, which is why proximity of spaces focuses on multiple levels of privacy while bringing about overlap. The counterclockwise directional flow will facilitate movement throughout the lower level and mezzanine, as well as, draw guests in to wait for their table in the lounge area. Transparency in partitions also plays a large part in defining spaces and keeping privacy where needed. The glass paneling throughout also represents the honesty within the restaurant and creates a dymaninc backdrop for the pops of color.

DIAGRAMMING

PARTI

VIBE DISTRICT AREA MAP

BUBBLE

CIRCULATION

FURNITURE SELECTIONS

Slim Circular LED Ceiling Light X- Large

Trento 40 1/4” Wide Champagne Silver Oval Chandelier

LÅNGFJÄLL Office chair, Gunnared beige/ white

Cirque 200mm Pendant in Black with Frosted Glass Shade

5m White COB LED Strip Light

ArtResin - Epoxy Resin (for tables)

Norament® arago™

SuperPaint Acrylic with Air Purifying Technology

PRIVATE SEATING UNDER MEZZANINE

1ST FLOOR PLAN

N Key

1. Bar Seating 2. Hostess Stand 3. Waiting/ Lounge Area

4. Community Pillar (Art Exhibit) 5. Electric Box

MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN

Key

6. Computer Room 7. Resource Library 8. Bean Bag Reading Area

READING AREA & RESOURCE LIBRARY (2nd Floor)

Y-AXIS CROSS SECTION

X-AXIS CROSS SECTION

F O O D PA N T R Y R E N O I N C O L L A B O R AT I O N W I T H M a r y Ca ro l i n e D e g n a n a n d J o s hu a Pro t i l

Inspired by the idea of “INTERSECTION,” this space aims to address the food insecurity in Floyd, Virginia, through creating administrative resources and collaboration that aid them in better addressing the needs of the community. The intersection of planes creates a distinct movement and circulation. The intersection of sound and light creates permeation and transparency, allowing for more public and private areas. The intersection of parts creates a new whole, focusing on providing a nourishing community that cultivates freshness, where everyone can have PLENTY! to eat.

Green represents growth and nature. It reflects the surrounding environment as well as reflecting the future and how Plenty can grow as an organization.

Purple is an encouraging, uplifting, and creative color. It also promotes reflection and the ability to deepen one’s understanding of our thoughts. It is a great color to emphasize in the offices to allow for a space for thinking and exploration in a more personal and quiet space.

Orange is cheerful and energetic color. These emotions provoked, by the color orange, often lead to a social and lively environment. That is why orange is used in the flex space that is meant for interacting with others in a less formal way.

BUBBLE DIAGRAM By: Kierstin Godfrey and Josh Protil

WAYFINDING DIAGRAM By: Kierstin Godfrey

INTERSECTION DESIGN By: Joshua Protil

FLOOR PLAN

FLOORING

WALLPAPER

Down

ACOUSTICAL BATTING

By: Mary Caroline Degnan

WAYFINDING

MidBack SoftLeather 5 Star Swivel Chair

Boss Slate Grey Guest Chair

Lark Manor 30” Polyester Armchair

K Series Desk Converter DESK-V000K Series

Isaac Office Task Chair

Exponents Interactive Whiteboard

Steelcase Flex Active Frames

94” Boat Shaped Conference Table by Office Source

CROSS SECTION By: Mary Caroline Degnan Second Floor Cross Section Scale 1’ 0” = 1/4”

COLLABORATIVE SPACE

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

COLLABORATIVE SPACE

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

B I E N E N STO C K S KY B OX

The vision for this Skybox embraces the lively essence of indie rock music, crafting a distinctive environment where patrons can come together to immerse themselves in performances within an expressive ambiance. By juxtaposing the intensive elements of rock with the non-mainstream aspects inherent to the genre’s independence, a thin veil of overlap is created. Elements of raw material, pop-art, and harsh lines merge with softer textures and bright colors, tie into the overlap of those two contrasting ideas. Materials such as reclaimed wood, mixed metals, and a concrete look bring an industrial edge, while velvet upholstery and lighting instsallations add a touch of comfort and spontaneity, while also adding pops of color.

1ST FLOOR PLAN

N

7

8

6

1 4

2

3

KEY 1) Lounge 365 sq ft.

2) Coat Closet 20 sq ft.

3) Storage 50 sq ft.

4) Detachable Bar 77 sq ft.

5)Level Kitchen 1 112 sq ft.

1 1/8" = 1'-0" 605 sq ft.

6) Entertainment 7) Viewing 600 sq ft.

8) Standing Viewing 9) Wine Cellar 10) Kitchen (15 Lineal Square Feet)

5 9

10

1ST FLOOR CEILING PLAN

22 22

2 2 2

2

2

2

2

2

Level 1 1 DIAGRAMMING 1/8" = 1'-0"

DIFFUSION

PARTI

OVERLAP

BREAKTHROUGH

2ND FLOOR PLAN

N

OPEN TO BELOW

1

2

6

4

5

KEY

1

1) Conference 419 st ft.

2) Bedroom 829 sq ft.

3) Clothes Closet 66 sq ft.

4) Bathroom 125 sq ft.

5) Lounge 6)Level 6 Lineal 2 Storage (Conference) 1/8" = 1'-0"

3

2ND FLOOR CEILING PLAN

OPEN TO BELOW

22

2 2

Level 2 1/8" = 1'-0"

2

22

1

2

2

22

PENDANT LIGHTING DISPLAY

Projects multi-colored lighting throughout space when music is playing

BAR ELEVATION

4 1

3

2 1

5

1

6

1

7

MATERIALS*Blue Lettering = Sustainable 1) BuzziSpace Velvet Colors 2) Kaynemaile Architectural Mesh 3) Interface EMBODIED BEAUTY COLLECTION Shishu Stitch

(-CO2, contains 42% USDA certified biobased content, Green Label Plus, Reclaimed through ReEntry)

4) Reclaimed Wood Paneling 5) Mitchell Black Wallpaper and Textiles Wacker 6) Artistic Tile Deep River Marble Slab 7) CEYLON ROSEWOOD Brookside Veeners (ALPLI, SGS, FSC)

SCONCE LIGHTING DISPLAY

Projects multi-colored lighting throughout space when music is playing

KITCHEN ELEVATION

4

8

6 9

5 7

10

2

1

11

3

12

MATERIALS *Blue Lettering = Sustainable 1) MARSET Ilunination Discocó C 2) Autex Acoustics Soundwave Swell

(Declare Label, CDPH Standard Method, HPDC)

3) CACHE Black/ White Tile Architessa (Terracotta)

4) Reclaimed Wood Paneling 5) CEYLON ROSEWOOD Brookside Veeners (ALPLI, SGS, FSC)

6) Cured Gold Flake in Resin 7) LIVDEN Storm Backsplash 8) Olivia + Poppy Lines Wallpaper 9) Viccarbe Bar Stool Four Metal Legs Base 10) MARSET Iluminacion Ginger C IP65 11) Flokk Ltd Harp Divider 12) Tableaux Designer Space Divider

SCONCE LIGHTING DISPLAY

Projects multi-colored lighting throughout space when music is playing

CONFERENCE LOUNGE

6 1 5 2 7

3

8

4

9

MATERIALS *Red Lettering = Sustainable 1) CEYLON ROSEWOOD Brookside Veeners (ALPLI, SGS, FSC)

2) Kaynemaile Architectural Mesh 3) MARSET Iluminacion Ginger C IP65 4) BuzziSpace Velvet Colors 5) Verna Vélin Bold Shapes Wallcovering 6) Interface EMBODIED BEAUTY COLLECTION Shishu Stitch

(-CO2, contains 42% USDA certified biobased content, Green Label Plus, Reclaimed through ReEntry)

7) Autex Acoustics Soundwave Swell (Declare Label, CDPH Standard Method, HPDC)

8) 5177 Balance Nora Rubber Flooring (-CO2, Free of PVC, GreenGaurd Gold, The Blue Angel, Cradle-to-Cradle)

9) Sherwin Williams Tricorn Black

THANK YOU! Kierstingodfrey@vt.edu

757-272-5025

Secondary:

Kierstin87965@icloud.com

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