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KOURTNEY DUTTON INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT WORK

KOURTNEY DUTTON PROFILE

CONTACT

Detail-oriented recent interior design graduate seeking a full-time position with a design firm. I believe great designs derive from innovation and evidence-based design which is evident throughout my work. I have had experience working for a commercial design firm within a fast-paced professional environment.

PHONE (405) 365-7265 EMAIL kadutton930@gmail.com LINKEDIN www.linkedin.com/in/kourtneyd ONLINE PORTFOLIO https://issuu.com/kourtneydutton

STRENGTHS Research Time management Digital rendering Problem solving Divergent thinking Teamwork Computer softwares

EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

2016 - 2020

Aug. 2019 - Dec. 2019

Oklahoma State University, College of Human Sciences Bachelor of Science, Interior Design CIDA Accredited Program GPA: 4.0

May 2019 - Aug. 2019

HONORS AND AWARDS Spring 2020 Top 10 Senior for the College of Human Sciences 2016 - 2020

Presidents Honor Roll

2018 - 2019

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi

Spring 2018

Electronic exhibition of an educators’ presentation

Jan. 2019 - May 2019

June 2016 - Dec 2016

Research Assistant Oklahoma State University - Assissted professor with conducting research Specialty Retail Interior Design Intern CallisonRTKL - Created renderings for client presentations Teaching Assistant Oklahoma State University - Assisted students learning design programs Showroom Assistant Brewer Carpet One - Explored flooring prices and options

TECHNICAL SKILLS

AFFILIATIONS

AutoCAD SketchUP Enscape Photoshop InDesign Revit Laser cutting

Aug. 2018 - Present

U.S. Green Building Council Student Treasurer

Aug. 2016 - Present

American Society of Interior Designers Student Member

Aug. 2016 - Present

International Interior Design Association Student Member

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PACE PROGRAM

FLOWER SHOP

DORM ROOM

HOTEL

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LIBRARY (CD’s)

HAND RENDERINGS

CONTENTS

01. PACE PROGRAM Type: Older adult day center Sq. Ft.: 6,000 Group/ individual: Group (3) Concept

The objective for our design is to create a sanctuary for the older adult community in Stillwater in which creates a comforting and inviting environment that establishes an easy transition for the older adults as they begin a new stage of their life. A sanctuary is defined as a place of refuge or safety.

Place Attachment Place Identity Giving the participants a feeling of autonomy and personalization within the space.

Social Bonding Creating areas within the space encouraging the participants to be social with one another.

Place Dependence The reason or reasons why the participants are wanting to come to the space.

Nature Bonding Emphasizing the ability for the participants to connect to nature within the space.

Wayfinding

1. Indoor Garden 2. Dining/ Event space 3. Residentially Scaled Kitchen 4. Commercial Kitchen 5. Pantry 6. Large Storage 7. Womens Restroom 8. Mens Restroom 9. Multipurpose Room 10. Quiet Room 11. Small Conference Room 12. Lobby 13. Reception 14. Vestibule 15. Stairwell 16. Elevators

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CONFERENCE QUIET ROOM MULTIPURPOSE DINING INDOOR GARDEN

HYDROTHERAPY EXAM PROCEDURE INTAKE

SOCIAL WORK EXEC. DIRECTOR CENTER MANAGER FINANCE CFO

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ACTIVITY ROOM REHAB PRIVATE REHAB

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Dining/ Event Space

The residentially scaled kitchen brings a sense of familiarity, comfort, and autonomy for the older adults in the center. This is where the participants can enjoy casual food prep activities together.

Ceramic Wall Tile

Upholstery

Lobby and Reception

Luxury Vinyl Flooring

Marble Countertop

High-Pressure Laminate

Carpet tile

Upholstery

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GARDEN GALLERY

Type: Retail Floral Shop Sq. Ft.: 1,244

Group/ individual: Group (2) Concept

Establish a duo retail environment that functions both as a retail environment that sells products as well as services. The movement of the space should be functional and guiding, in order to create a strong organizational flow which allows for the customers to have their pathways and for the employees to have an easy of flow for their arrangement needs.

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Key to Plan 1. Consultation/ Waiting area 2. Seasonal Display 3. Display Coolers 4. Hard Goods Display 5. Restroom 6. Arrangement Bar 7. Arrangement Workspace 8. ADA Point of Sale 9. Storage 10. Walk-in Cooler 11. Flower Treatment Area 12. Employee Break Room 13. Exit 14. Facade Display

Elevations

Galvanized Steel

Mosaic Tile

Concrete

Wood Laminate

Solid Surface

Chrome

Display cooler

Arrangement bar and point-of-sale

Consultation area couch

Display vases

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THE UNIVERSITY COMMONS

Type: University Dorm Room Sq. Ft.: 170 Group/ individual: Group (4) Concept

Adapting to the diverse activities and styles within the college community to create a modular-based design which encourages occupants to customize the space to fit their personal needs. The space should provide adaptability for the different activities that may take place within the room.

The custom-designed modular chair can be used as a social piece or turned into extra storage.

Wood-look cork flooring

Sustinable flyash aggregate concrete

Locally pressed black maple laminate

Cradle-to-cradle polyester fabirc

The pegboard wall is added on either side of the room to provide a unique modular element. The custom furniture built for the room along with the luminaire is designed to fit into the pegboard wall to ensure the users are able to move the furniture however they may want. The pegboard provides the option to put more furniture up on a wall instead of taking up square footage in the small room.Â

How it works Magnetic chromed piping on the frame of each translucent cube conducts low voltage electricity that transmits a current without shocking the user. Since the frame transfers electricity, only the first cube needs to be plugged into a wall outlet. The electricity from the first cube will then transmit the current into any amount of cubes that are magnetized to it.

Translucent plastic to diffuse light

Socket for bulb to be skrewed in

Magentic chrome piping

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THE ATHERTON

Type: Boutique Hotel Renovation Sq. Ft.: 2,530 (areas addressed) Group/ individual: Individual Concept

Creating a space that embodies the organic movement and gathering of people within a space. The hotel should include proposed interaction with the guests as well as creating moments that tribute to the surrounding community.

First Floor

Second Floor

*Shaded areas are the areas to be addressed

*Shaded areas are the areas to be addressed

Lobby and Gallery

LVT

Textured Wall Tile The Gallery Shop The shop is meant to be a collection of different peices created by local artists.

Polyester

Velvet

Polyester

Acoustical Ceiling Panels

Guest Room Typicals

Guest Rooms There are many different configurations of the guest rooms that all incorporate the same elements to make the space feel unified.

Dining Room

Ceiling Panel

Porcelain Tile

LVT

Pendant

Dining Room This space was made to be reserved for dinner parties as well as being able to be a casual lunch place during the day.

The south wall is a movable wall system that can open or close depending on the time of day or weather.

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STILLWATER ELEMENTARY LIBRARY

Type: Elementary school library

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Sq. Ft.: 2,038

The goal of this project was to create a full set of construction documents for the elementary school.

Group/ individual: Individual

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HAND RENDERINGS

House Floorplan

Bedroom Floorplan and Elevation House Kitchen Elevation

Tiny Home Perspective

Tiny Home Floorplan

Tiny Home Section

KOURTNEY DUTTON 405.365.7265 KADUTTON930@GMAIL.COM

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