Concept Development Programmatic Develop

Concept Development

BIOMIMICRY

ECOLOGICAL DESIGN B I O P H I L I A

R E S I L I E N C E

Furniture Development

Wishbone Chair By Hans Wegner 1949

Big Lounge Sofa By Steelcase Turnstone Campfire Collection

Furniture selection of natural-looking finishes on tables, chairs, and lighting. All materials are to be lightweight, modular, produced sustainably, and stain-resistant. Furniture pieces manufacturers should provide customizable options for upholstery fabric. The color selection of fabric is predominantly solid with some texture, and any patterned fabric is kept minimal.

Soft Edge 12 Side Chair By Iskos-Berlin For HAY

Campfire Pouf By Steelcase Turnstone Campfire Collection

Big Lamp By Steelcase Turnstone Campfire Collection

Lighting Development

Mushloom Light Pendant By Danielle Trofe

Lighting selection of biophilic finishes on fixtures like pendants, chandeliers, and floor lamps—unique designs made out of natural materials that fit the cradle to cradle philosophy and certifications. The manufacturer should be a lighting designer that can customize or re-design pieces to fit the project’s concept. Color selections for lighting are in the neutral spectrum of the color palette. The addition of organic elements to lighting is preferable.

Artemis Ceiling Fan By Minka

Circular Lighting By HKN Designs

Leaf Lamp Metal Tree By Peter Schumacher

Concept Sketches

Lounge Area Perspective (a)

Lounge Area Perspective (b) (a) Perspective of the Lounge area at the Research Center. The image shows the cluster configuration of furniture. Each cluster is meant to create a campfire scenario.

(b) Perspective of the Lounge area at the Research Center. In this angle, the Lounge area shows the addition of architectural alterations of walls and materials. The image determines the height of ceilings and vertical plane design applications.

Lobby Area Perspective (a)

(a)Perspective of the Lobby area at the terminal. The image shows an area to remain free of partitions. The viewer can see the three essential subdivisions from the Lobby: the open seating area, baggage claim, and screening area.

(b)Perspective of the Lobby area at the terminal. In this angle, the ticketing area is the focal point of the design. More natural elements are added to resemble the outdoor scenes of Oroville.

Lobby Area Perspective (b)

Concession Area Elevation (a)

Concession Area Ideation of materials (b) *a) Elevation view of the Concession and Cafe area at the terminal. The elevation shows the front desk and deli refrigerator. The choice of colors is neutral and warm.

(b)Perspective of the Concession and Cafe area at the terminal. In this angle, the room shows the addition of architectural alterations of walls and materials. The image determines floor patterns and shapes.