Kendall Kim TXST University Design Portfolio

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EDUCATION Bachelor of Family Consumer Sciences in Interior Design

RELATED COURSES Technical

Basic Drawing Building Construction Fundamentals of Architectural Problems History of Interiors I & II Interior Lighting Design Marketing Materials and Sources People, Environment and Behavior Professional Practices

Texas State University // San Marcos, TX

CIDA Accredited Interior Design Graduation May 2021

Technology

3D

Adobe Suite Acrobat InDesign Photoshop AutoCAD Revit CET

ACTIVITIES Student Member

IIDA // August 2019 - May 2021 Job Shadowed at Core Office Interiors in Manufacturing/dealing/supplying.

Attended chapter, industry, and local volunteer opportunities Learned Professional etiquette and life skills

Student Member

Nineteen Eighty-Eight // Texas State, San Marcos TX August 2019 - Current Participated in team events and coordination projects Attended diversity panels, interior design workshops, and membership meetings

Graphics Leed

Bobcat Aerospace Team // Texas State, San Marcos TX June 2021 - Current Participated in team events and coordination projects Attended diversity panels, interior design workshops, and membership meetings

EXPERIENCE Junior Project Designer/ Intern

CBI- Group // San Antonio, TX November 2021- December 2021 Attended client discovery meetings, finish meetings, notated project scope/details, and assisted senior designers in selections Space planned office layouts and client spaces using CET Generated high-level renderings and client presentations Create full package pricing and detailed install guides for projects

Leasing Professional

Campus Life and Style // San Marcos, TX July 2021- November 2021 Preformed organizational, financial, and marketing tasks to promote the business and improve the current and future tenant’s quality of living Presented the property and amenities in a positive light to prospective leasers Used detailed oriented skills to inspect vacant units and make them ready for move-in

Sales Associate

Pacific Sun Wear // San Marcos, TX June 2018 - June 2019 Took direction from managers, provided helpful feedback to coworkers, and practiced active listening Assisted customers and answered questions about products, service, and store merchandise Assisted the organization of floor sets and interior store design

Sales Associate

Papa Noel // Austin, TX November 2018/2019/2020 December 2018/2019/2020 Assisted customers with needs and questions Experienced creating invoices and budget Organized a delivery scheduled coordination with 4 other locations Designed and decorated wreaths for clients

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table of contents

1 2 3 TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FACILITY Trama Informed Design

WATERLOO CENTRAL Showroom and Office

WHITTE MUSEUM

Cultural Interior and Hospitality

4 5 6 INTERGENERATIONAL TOWNHOME Residential

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOME Showroom and Office

CREATIVE WORK

1

transitional housing austin, texas

Class

PROJECT SCOPE

Studio IV- Contemporary Design Issues

Date finished December 2021

Challange

Victims of sex trafficking need a transitional space in Austin, TX. This space will prioritize trauma-enforced design to create a healing leeway for these young adults to ultimately be re-introduced into “normal” society.

Solution

To create a space that prioritizes Trauma-Informed Design (TID) in the built environment to promote healing and growth. To create a space that encourages collaboration, connections and a sustainable life style.

FLOOR PLANS

CONCEPT

MYCELIUM- REGENERATING RESILIENCE

Mycelium is the gateway species for habitat regeneration.

An underground network that is sentient, communicative, and continuously nourishes the ecosystem.

Mycelium transforms decay into energy which ultimately results in an oasis of life. This process is resilient.

The ideas are sustainable with a wide variety of benefits. It will help allocate healthy individuals back into the community.

CONNECTIVITY STRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY

Floor 2

Floor 1

Ground Floor

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

CEILING PLANS

Floor 2

Floor 1

Ground Floor

WHO ARE WE SERVING?

Victims of Trauma from Sexual exploitation Youth between 18-22 years of age focused on transitioning back into mainstream society Co-ed Residents including females, males, and members of the LGBTQ+ community Staff and Visitors of all ages and genders

HOW ARE WE SERVING THEM?

Through Trauma-Informed Design (TID) which is a concept that explores ideas for a built environment that supports the tenets of traumainformed care

LOBBY- LEVEL 1

This is the public entry to the facility for people in the community that want to utilize the public features. This entry has direct access to the training rooms, teaching kitchen, art gallery, and cafe.

WELL FEATURES Reclaimed Vintage Signage Locally-sourced Materials Use of Biophilia

TID FEATURES Clear Sightlines Staff Presence Enclosed Reception Office

GALLERY - LEVEL 1

The Gallery is located on Level 1 of the building and is adjacent to the dining area and conference rooms for easy access to events and shows held by the facility. This gallery is for the residents to showcase their art and merchandise mad in the maker space located on the ground level.

WELL FEATURES Gallary- Community Maker space for creativity - Mind Foliage Gardens- Mind Locally-sourced Materials

CO-ED BATHROOMS - GROUND LEVEL & LEVEL 1

Co-ed bathrooms allow for inclusivity. Privacy and security were also taken into consideration of this design by including lock lights on doors and clear sightlines throughout the space.

THE HOT SPOT CAFE - GROUND FLOOR

The Hot Spot Cafe is located in the public domain of the ground floor of the facility. This cafe provides voluntary work experience for the residence of this facility to help them get back into the workforce. This cafe is adjacent to multiple seating areas, a research library, a maker space, and an alternative exercise studio. A user can come in to grab a cup of coffee on their way to work or eat a healthy sandwich after a yoga class.

WELL FEATURES Civic engagement - Community An Entry Stairwell located to the right Borrowed Dylight from upper-level stairs, penetrates the underground space Alternative exercise studio - movement

HEALTH SUITE - GROUND FLOOR

This is the private entry for residents, victims, law enforcement, family, and staff. This secured suite houses counseling rooms, exam rooms, de-escalation rooms, and small meeting rooms for the staff to assess victims of sexual exploitation and introduce them to the facility.

WELL FEATURES Locally-sourced Materials De-escalation room- Mind On-site Exam rooms- Community

TID FEATURES Corner Windows for Clear Sightlines Staff Presence Sence of Community

RESIDENT LIVING - LEVEL 2

The residents have a choice of living in single bed units or double bed units depending on their comfortability. The bedrooms are equipped with all necessities and include a shared toilet and bathing area. The materials were selected for durability and longevity.

WELL FEATURES Use of Day Light Reclaimed Materials TID FEATURES Door Swings Outward in Bathrooms Good Mirror Lighting for Self Empowerment Personalized Lighting and Thermal Controls Pegboard for Personalization and More Storage Opportunities

MATERIALS

FURNITURE

LIGHTING

2

waterloo central austin, texas

Class

PROJECT SCOPE

Studio III- Comercial

Date finished May 2021

Challange

Two different clients plan to occupy a multi-tenant building being built in Austin, TX. They both need a functional and aesthetic design. The first client is a furniture dealer in need of a showroom solution that occupies the first two floors. The second client is a tech company in need of a "call center" type design on the third floor.

Solution

To create a space that relates to the companies values and mission while also incorporating the culture of Austin, TX and the existing concept of the building from the architects. These designs encourage collaboration and a healthy work environment.

FMG FLOOR PLANS

Floor 1

CONCEPT

EUNOIA - GREEK (N.) BEAUTIFUL THINKING Beautiful Thinking; A Well Mind Four Pillars of Well Being: To Balance...

Work &Play Socializing & Solitude Discipline & Freedom Movement & Stillness

Floor 2

TRANSLATION INTO SPACE: Organic Shapes Soft textures Natural Base Colors Contrasting Rich Color Pallet

CEILING PLANS

Floor 2

Floor 1

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

SHOWROOM MAIN ENTRY- LEVEL 1

The showroom entry is designed to be publicfacing and showcase FMG's unique furniture designs. The reception is adjacent to the lobby lounge, chair display, and material library.

Conference rooms on the second floor overlook the space.

WELL FEATURES Use of Day Light Reclaimed Materials

WORKSTATIONS - LEVEL 1

The tripod workstations are located in the back of the house, adjacent to the private offices. Each employee will get a 72"x36" work station with a mobile box box file WELL FEATURES Audio and visual privacy

CONFERENCE ROOM - LEVEL 1

The main conference room is located on level 1 of the building and is adjacent to the main workstations and collaboration lounge.

WELL FEATURES Community Biophilia Use of Daylight

BREAK ROOM & LOUNGE - LEVEL 2

These spaces are located at the entry of the second level. The intention of these spaces was to create in-between spaces for collaboration or alternative workspaces. They're adjacent to two small conference rooms, the copy room, and the upper-level workstations.

WELL FEATURES Use of Day Light Sense of Community Accustic privacy

MATERIALS

FURNITURE

LIGHTING

HIPPO FLOOR PLAN

Floor 5

CONCEPT

DYNAMIC THINKING Characterized by Constant Progress Embraces the Ides of Positive Attitude Full of New Ideas

TRANSLATION INTO SPACE: Oblique Lines Dynamic Shapes Progressive Movement

CEILING PLAN

Floor 5

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

OPEN OFFICE - LEVEL 5

The Open Office is located around the perimeter of the office. Each employee gets a 60"x36" desk with a mobile box box file.

WELL FEATURES Audio privacy Use of Daylight

RECEPTION - LEVEL 5

The reception is located right off the elevator. This area is composed of dynamic shapes and lines. Because this is an open-plan call center, audial privacy is prioritized.

WELL FEATURES Audio privacy

HUDDLE ROOM - LEVEL 5

More private rooms such as phone rooms and huddle areas are located near the core of the building. These rooms are designed for privacy but also include some visual access to show other employees if the room is being occupied.

WELL FEATURES Audio and Visual Privacy Lighting Controls

BREAK ROOM - LEVEL 5

The break room is located on the west side of the plan, facing views of the Capital. This area allows for collaboration opportunities or areas for solidarity.

WELL FEATURES Use of Daylight Sense of community

MATERIALS

FURNITURE

LIGHTING

3

the witte san antonio, texas

Class

PROJECT SCOPE

Studio II- Hospitality

Date finished

December 2020

Challange

The Witte Museum is looking for a new design for its pop-up exhibit space. The subject for the exhibit was desired to be related to Texas history. The exhibit should be engaging and accessible to users of all ages and include food services and a pop-up shop.

Solution

To create a design that aims to inspire users to assess their future by looking at the past. The design will follow the universal design and ADA requirements. The concept chosen was to inspire a sustainable lifestyle, innovation and inclusivity.

FLOOR PLANS CONCEPT

WINDOWS INTO THE FUTURE

Inspired by The Witte's pre-existing concept, "Windows into The Past". This idea is based on the futuristic trends and innovation that Texas has to offer in Nature, Science, and Culture.

TRANSLATION INTO SPACE: Providing Different Perspectives Focal points on Looking Up

CEILING PLANS

Floor 1

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

Floor 2

POP-UP SHOP - LEVEL 1

This space is located adjacent to the entry/exit of the main exhibit. It is used to sell merchandise and souvenirs and bright interior lighting is used to emphasize the products. The concave "stary night" wall and large dome lighting are focal point features.

ADA FEATURES U ADA Height Shelves 5'-7" Turn Radius' Between Merchandise Tables

COFFEE & DESSERT KIOSK - LEVEL 1

This space is located in the heart of this design.

This space allows for more intimate seating and group seating. A small movie viewing space is located on the backside of this design. Parents have clear sightlines to their children if they are sitting at the booths and their children are watching the movie.

ADA FEATURES ADA Height Counters Complete Wheelchair Access 5' Clearance Around Perimeter

SALAD & SANDWICH KIOSK - LEVEL 1

This space is located adjacent to the main entrance of The May Center. This space allows multiple seating areas for eating or lounging. This space allows maximum daylight and views.

ADA FEATURES ADA Height Counters Complete Wheelchair Access 5' Clearance Around Perimeter

INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT - LEVEL 2

The interactive exhibit is located on the second floor of the design and can be accessed by the lift or stairs. This space overlooks the two-story globe exhibit but also houses the majority of interactive and educational activities.

ADA FEATURES ADA Height Counters Complete Wheelchair Access Wheelchair Clearance and Turning Radius

MATERIALS

FURNITURE

LIGHTING

4

intergenerational townhome austin, texas

Class

PROJECT SCOPE

Studio I- Residential

Date finished May 2020

Challange

This project aims to design a new modular intergenerational housing complex in East Austin. This design aims to create a twostory house with a modular modern feel that will appeal to three generations of a family. The client expressed interest in exploring historical architectural styles with an emphasis on being environmentally responsible.

Solution

Using the WeeHouse Concept as a footprint for the structure, the idea for this complex is based on Frank Lloyd Write’s Arts and Crafts movement and the idea of “architecture for everyone, not everyone for one architecture”.

FLOOR PLANS CONCEPT

ARTS & CRAFTS MOVEMENT

The idea for the complex is based on the statement, “Architecture for everyone, not everyone for one architecture” by Frank Lloyd Write. The intent for this complex is to create a universal appeal, accessible and sustainable home in the Arts and crafts movement style that blends in with its surroundings in a unique and modern way.

TRANSLATION INTO SPACE: Horizontal Emphasis and Balance Organic Shapes Nature Elements Hand Crafted Wood and Steel Design

CEILING PLANS

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

LIVING ROOM - LEVEL 1

The Arts and Crafts style can be seen in the materials and building structure of this home. A curtain wall is located on the West side of the home that allows for maximum daylight., along with floor to ceiling windows.

ARTS & CRAFTS FEATURES Wood Beams Wood Hand Crafted Furniture Warm Tones

DEN/GUEST BED - LEVEL 1

This room is located on the East side of the house with its own entry. It was designed to be converted into a guest bedroom, office, or an "InLaw" suite.

ARTS & CRAFTS FEATURES Troff Windows

MASTER BED - LEVEL 2

This bedroom is located on the second floor of the house with access to its own private balcony.

The Arts and crafts movement can be seen in the furniture and materials with a modern twist on the windows that extend to the floor.

ARTS & CRAFTS FEATURES Wood Hand Crafted Furniture Warm Tones

FURNITURE

LIGHTING

MATERIALS

5

habitat for humanity texas

Class

PROJECT SCOPE

Studio I- Residential

Date finished March 2020

Challange

This project aims to create an affordable design for a Habitat for Humanity house located in New Braunfels, Texas. The family is relocating to the United States, from Spain, to escape suppression and offer their child a life of freedom. The clients have asked for a simplistic, functional, and universal design that will be their “forever” home.

Solution

To create a design that is minimal, serene, and will allow the users to feel comfortable in their own home. The ideas for materials are durable and long-lasting but are also cost-efficient. The layout of the home was designed to enhance a sense of security.

CONCEPT

ARTS & CRAFTS MOVEMENT

The idea for the complex is based on the statement, “Architecture for everyone, not everyone for one architecture” by Frank Lloyd Write. The intent for this complex is to create a universal appeal, accessible and sustainable home in the Arts and crafts movement style that blends in with its surroundings in a unique and modern way.

TRANSLATION INTO SPACE: Horizontal Emphasis and Balance Organic Shapes Nature Elements Hand Crafted Wood and Steel Design

FLOOR PLAN

FINISH PLAN

CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

MATERIALS

KITCHEN & DINING

FURNITURE

ENTRY & LIVING ROOM

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creative work

Graphic Design

PROJECT SCOPE

txst bobcat aerospace

Logo for the Texas State Bobcat Aerospace Team

Recruiting Poster

Promotional Brochure

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