LAUREN PORTFOLIO
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
DVORAK UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
SELECTED WORKS
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LAUREN DVORAK Resume Lauren Dvorak
Summary
laurendvorak@ku.edu
Creative Interior Architecture & Design Student experienced in renovating internal spaces with various elements such as colors, accessories and furnishings. Flexible and hardworking individual possessing an excellent sense of visual awareness and proportion.
(402) 999-6662 928 Ohio Street Lawrence, KS 66044
Education Experience Athleta - Retail Sales Associate Omaha, NE 05/2023 - 08/2023 ● Demonstrated exceptional teamwork and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced retail environment consisting of 37 team members requiring cooperation, communication, and flexibility ● Handled adverse situations with patience and control to maintain high consumer satisfaction ● Stocked merchandise, clearly labeling items, and arranging according to size or color. ● Greeted customers and helped with product questions, selections, and purchases. Cottonwood Pet Resort - Receptionist Omaha, NE 05/2022 - 08/2023 ● Displayed excellent customer service while interacting with others, and worked to boost customers' and employees' satisfaction and morale ● Greeted incoming visitors, customers and pets professionally and provided friendly, knowledgeable assistance. ● Confirmed appointments, communicated with clients, and updated client records.
Academic Recognition KU Excellence Scholarship Recipient
Campus / Community Involvement Chi Omega Sorority, Bid Day Design Chair, Banner co-chair, Area Head Adviser, Area Head International Interior Design Associates (IIDA), Member Natural Ties, Volunteer Make-A-Wish, Volunteer
Expected in 05/2025 University of Kansas Lawrence, KS BS: Interior Architecture & Design (IA) ● GPA: 3.75
Skills ● Skilled in Revit, Sketchup, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Microsoft Office, AutoCAD ● Flexible and Adaptable ● Planning and Coordination ● Hardworking and Driven ● Cooperating with others
01 INTERIOR DRAWING & RENDERING 02 THE HADDAD HAVEN 03 MEMORY CARE FACILITY 04 THE CLINIC 05 COWORKING SPACE 06 ENLIGHTENED SPACE Fall 2022
Spring 2023 Fall 2023
Spring 2023 Fall 2022 Fall 2022
CHOSEN WORKS
01
INTERIOR DRAWING & RENDERING Fall 2022
PRACTICE WATERCOLOR MIXING CHART
WATERCOLOR VALUE CHART
TEXTURE CHART
DRAPERY & FLOORING
PROJECT DESCRIPTION FURNISHING & DETAILS
A main focus was on interior drawings and renderings of spaces over the Fall 2022 Semester. We first systematically explored brush types, colors and textures with watercolor and ended with rendering a full interior space. I have learned how crucial sketching and rendering is within Interior Architecture and will continue to take these skills with me in the future.
INTERIOR DRAWING & RENDERING
FINAL RENDERS
PLANTS
LIGHTING
02
THE HADDAD HAVEN Spring 2023
PROJECT DESCRIPTION For this project we were to design a sustainable and modern house that addresses the middle eastern culture based on the Haddad family’s various and specific requirements. The main purpose was to explore the Middle Eastern culture to get geometrical, organic, natural, or technological inspiration for shaping the spatial organization of the house. In all, this project promotes the understanding of the middle eastern architectural style.
THE HADDAD HAVEN
DESIGN IDEAS | VIGNETTES
CONCEPT This home validates each member of the Haddad family through design measures that meet their individual needs and affirms their culture. Through combining the architecture of the Middle East with the modernity of American homes, this design honors and affirms their hospitality and privacy values by using architectural elements such as arches, a central courtyard and use of pattern.
A private, sustainable courtyard with space for entertaining
Incorporating sensory elements in Yousef’s bedroom to nurture his Autism related needs
Incorporating Middle Eastern design through use of color, pattern and arches
Creating a user-friendly environment for elderly residents through accessible design
Incorporating value of hospitality in design through entertainment spaces and private guest areas
Having a unique space for each family member according to their own need
SITE MAP
ENTRANCE NOOK
DINING ROOM AREA
COURTYARD
GUEST ROOM
LOT & LOCATION DIAGRAM LOCATION
5020 W 18th St, Lawrence, KS.
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THE HADDAD HAVEN BLOCKING DIAGRAMS | LEVEL 1
USER PERSONAS
Laundry Utility Room 60 sf Guest Closet Guest Bedroom 200 sf
Pantry 25 sf
Guest Bathroom 90 sf
FATHER | 40 FADI HADDAD Programmer who likes to write in his leisure time
SON | 9 YOUSEF HADDAD Has a special health condition: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Kitchen 300 sf
Courtyard 400 sf
MOTHER | 30 AZIZA HADDAD Jewelery Designer who has a workshop in the house
S T A I R S
Dining Area 200 sf
Half Bathroom 80 sf
Entrance
PUBLIC UTILITY/ PLUMBING
BLOCKING DIAGRAMS | LEVEL 2
BUBBLE DIAGRAM guest bath
Yousef’s room
bathroom
Laundry Laundr Bathroom Utili tilitty 100 sf Room 60 sf
Guest Bath thrroom 90 sf Salma’s Room 200 sf
guest bedroom
Closet Closet
Cou ourrtyard 400 sf
Salma’s room
master bedroom
courtyard
Guest Bed edrroom 200 sf
family room
master bathroom
B A L C O N Y
Yousef’s Room Kitchen 200 sf 300 sf
Family Room Dining Area 200 sf
dining room study/library
Master Bedroom 300 sf
Study/Library 200 sf
2-car garage
PRIVATE WEAK
mechanical
S ST TA AI RI RS S
workshop
living area
laundry
PRIVATE SEMI-PUBLIC
Coat Closet/ Storage 90 sf
half bath
2-car garage 600 sf
DAUGHTER | 7 SALMA HADDAD A talented painter Living Area 400 sf
kitchen
Mechanical Room 90 sf
STRONG
PRIVATE SEMI-PUBLIC PUBLIC
Closet 75 sf
Master Bathroom 100 sf
Workshop 200 sf
SEMI-PUBLIC PUBLIC UTILITY/ PLUMBING
THE HADDAD HAVEN FLOOR PLAN | LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
SCALE: 1/8” = 1’0
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Bath
A
Pantry
Laundry
Bath
Closet D
Guest Room
Kitchen
Salma’s Room
Mech.
Closet
Closet
Yousef’s Room
DN
Garage C
Terrace
Courtyard B
B
Living Space
UP
Dining Room
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HalfBath
Family Room
B
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Master Room
Entrance
Library
Workshop
Closet
Closet
Bath
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Haddad Residence
No.
Description
Date
Level 1
THE HADDAD HAVEN LEVEL 2
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | LEVEL 1
SCALE: 1/8” = 1’0
ENTRANCE MEZZA LUNA NEBULITE NEBULITE® PENDANT LAMP | IN-ES. ARTDESIGN
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COURTYARD FAN Description WINCHE BROWN CEILING FANDate WITH DC MOTOR SMART | FARO BARCELONA GUEST BEDROOM K-27749-CH06 TERRET™ 36" SIXLIGHT CHANDELIER | KOHLER
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RCP level 1 Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
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OVERALL HOUSE LIGHTING LOTOS 4" LED CANLESS DOWNLIGHT WITH ADJUSTABLE COLOR TEMPERATURE | WAC LIGHTING
Level 2 Copy 1 2 Level 2 Copy 1 1/8" = 1'-0" 2 No. 1/8" Description = 1'-0"
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DINING ROOM VL45 RADIOHUS Description Date OPAL GLASS PENDANT LAMP | LOUIS RCP level 1 POULSEN
4/19/2023 6:46:46 AM
LIVING/ MASTER ROOM ERICH CHANDELIER | MAYTONI GMBH
THE HADDAD HAVEN SUSTAINABILITY | LEED
WATER
ENERGY-EFFIECIENT LIGHTING
SUSTAINABILITY | WELL
INDOOR AIR QUALITY
NATURAL MATERIALS
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SECTION A | LONGITUDINAL 1/8”=1’0
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SITES
AIR
COMFORT
LIGHTING
MIND
NOURISH
WATER
THE HADDAD HAVEN ELEVATIONS | SCALE: 1/4”=1’0” ELEVATION A | HALLWAY SEATING
ELEVATION C | COURTYARD Roof 20' - 0"
Level 1 0' - 0"
Elevation 1 - a 3/8" = 1'-0"
WALL LIGHT MAGRITTE-3 LED OLD GOLD PICTURE WALL LIGHT 12W | FARO BARCELONA
WALL LIGHT NYHAVN LED OUTDOOR WALL LAMP | LOUIS POULSEN
SEATING MATERIAL MEXIDOT | MAHARAM
ELEVATION B | DINING ROOM
DINING CHAIR ANNA SI1372 | ANDREU WORLD
0' - 0"
ELEVATION D | SALMA’S ROOM No.
Owner www.autodesk.com/revit
OUTDOOR SEATING CROSSHATCH SETTEE | GEIGER Level 1
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DINING TABLE BOOKMATCH TABLE IN WALNUT | HEM Level 1 0' - 0"
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LIGHTING LLUNA LED HANDMADE ROPE PENDANT LAMP | OLE! LIGHTING
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WALL COLOR HEAD OVER HEELS | BENJAMIN MOORE
Date
THE HADDAD HAVEN ASD DESIGN GUIDELINES | YOUSEF ACOUSTICS
ZONING
Insulation from outside noise, acoustic ceiling and carpet to reduce noise and absorb sound
Separate zones in Yousef’s room for sleeping, playing and learning in order to decrease stimulation
LIGHTING
Small areas of bright color, light unsaturated earth tones, dimmable lighting
FURNITURE
Modular furniture, malleable spaces with easily sanitized finishes
FINAL RENDERS, MATERIALS, FURNITURE YOUSEF’S BEDROOM
BUZZIBLOX | BUZZISPACE
POUF BOA POUF | HEM
BUZZIPROP, NOISE REDUCTION & WARM AMBIENT LIGHT | BUZZISPACE
BED LID BED | HEM
BENCH CUSHION & POUF FELT 2MM AM001-401 IN PALE BLUE | DESIGNTEX
WINDOW TREATMENT TUNE | MAHARAM
CARPET TILE SHAW TRU COLORS TILE | CARPET TILE DEPOT
THE HADDAD HAVEN FINAL RENDERS, MATERIALS, FURNITURE KITCHEN
GUEST BEDROOM
TILE ALESSO DECO MARLA MATTE PORCELAIN TILE | TILE BAR
ISLAND COLOR WINDY BLUE | SHERWINWILLIAMS
FLOORING GOLDEN AGE | SHAW FLOORS
LIGHTING CONGA LED HANDMADE ROPE PENDANT LAMP | OLE! LIGHTING
WALLPAPER HAYLEY PEEL & STICK WALLPAPER | JOSS&MAIN
SIDE TABLE MATERIAL WINTER WHITE | ICE STONE
FLOORING PRODIGY HDR PLUS MINDFUL | SHAW FLOORS
LIVING SPACE
RUG DESERT STREAM | WEST ELM
SOFA BOXPLAY SOFA | HIGHTOWER
LIGHTING TERRET™SIXLIGHT | KOHLER
CHAIRS PROTO LOWBACK LOUNGE | HIGH TOWER
WALL LIGHTS VL RING CROWN OPAL GLASS WALL LIGHT | LOUIS POULSEN
03
MEMORY CARE Fall 2023
HELIOPHILE
Greek (Origin)- ‘helio’ (concerning the sun) + ‘phile’ (love, beloved, dear) noun - one who loves the sun; any organism attracted to the sunlight; an adaption/ attraction to sunlight
PROJECT DESCRIPTION For this project I am designing a Senior Living Facility focused on memory care services. The facility focuses on those that have mild, moderate, or severe dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. The final design should create a vibrant, user-centered interior enviornment that encourages and facilitates social interactions and engaging activities among cognitively impaired elderly with Dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease.
MEMORY CARE CONCEPT
SUNROOM
WHAT IS DEMENTIA? About one-third of all people age 85 and older have a form of dementia.
Dementia is the loss of cognitive functioning - thinking, remembering, and reasoning - to an extent that a person’s daily life is affected.
Helio Memory Care Facility embraces each individual resident along their journey with cognitive impairment. With a deep understanding of Depression, peace is established through a welcoming, bright and centralized sunroom. Beyond the sunroom, clear visibility, circulation paths and residential design elements all cohesively cooperate to provide the ultimate care the residents deserve.
Symptoms include memory loss, confusion, wandering, losing interest in normal daily activities, taking longer to complete tasks, etc.
Memory Care Facilities provide long-term skilled nursing assistance to those with cognitive impairment.
INDIVIDUALITY
to embrace each resident for who they are by establishing freedom and choice JOY to increase natural lighting throughout the facility to promote happiness over depression
MOVEMENT define clear way finding paths through signage and lighting
DEIB FOCUS DEPRESSION
SUNROOM
Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. It affects how you feel, think and behave.
Sunrooms can help overcome depression by letting in natural light.
PEACE maintain “peace” in the facility for residents to experience joy and serenity (sunroom) HOME-LIKE FEEL to create a home-like feel with residential design elements such as light blues, natural tones and anthropometrically suitable furnishings CONNECTIONS to embrace residents through strategically placing staff offices and residential rooms for interaction and visibility
If someone has had depression in the past, they are more susceptible to have it again if they develop dementia. If someone is in the early stages of dementia has depression, it can be linked to them worrying about their memory and the future. People in care homes are at more risk to develop depression.
Substances like serotonin and melatonin are created through sunlight. Sunlight contains a range of vitamins, including B-12 which improves mood.
ROOM
MEMORY CARE COURTYARD
ENTRANCE
CAFE
LOBBY
BUBBLE CAFE DIAGRAM
RESIDENT SUITES
GYM
RESTROOMS
BLOCKING DIAGRAMS
“MARKET”
QUIET
RESIDENTIAL
ACTIVITY
ROOM SUN LIBRARY
FAMILY ROOM
STRONG ADJACENCY
ART
ROOM
STUDIO STORAGE
SPA
OFFICES
GAME
KITCHEN
COURTYARD
RESTAURANT/ CAFE
ENTRANCE
ACTIVITY
LAUNDRY RESIDENT
GYM
STAFF OFFICES SUITES
“MARKET”
RESIDENTIAL
SUNROOM KITCHEN
RESTAURANT/
RESIDENTIAL
DINING
ACTIVITY
LAUNDRY
DINING/ FOOD
STAFF OFFICES
RESIDENT SUITES
STAFF RESTROOMS
UTILITY
ADJACENCY MATRIX SPACE
KEY: ADJACENCIES Major Adjacency essential Minor Adjacency somewhat essential
QUIET LIBRARY
SQ. FT
PRIVACY
PUBLIC ACCESS
NATURAL LIGHT
RESIDENTIAL ACCESS
NOTES Open
ENTRANCE LOBBY
500
No
Yes
Yes
Y/N
ART STUDIO
500
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
GYM
500
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Bikes Flexible
500
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
2,500
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
RESTAURANT
3,000
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
CAFE
1,000
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
SPA/ SALON
500
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
“MARKET”
300
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
LIBRARY
300
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Peaceful Independence
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
TBD
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Seating
PUBLIC RESTROOMS
300
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
ADA access.
FURNITURE/ EQUIPMENT STORAGE
400
Yes
No
No
No
MEDITATION (QUIET) ROOM
200
Yes
No
No
Yes
LAUNDRY
200
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
STAFF OFFICES
300
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
600 ea.
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
TBD
No
Yes
No
Yes
KITCHEN
300
Yes
No
Yes
No
DINING AREA
300
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
STAFF OFFICES
200
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
NURSING STATION
200
Yes
No
Yes
Secondary Space: Not central
MEDICATION ROOM & STORAGE
100
Yes
No
No
Tertiary Space: Function
FURNITURE/ EQUIPMENT STORAGE
100
Yes
No
No
Primary Space: Central
Open
500 ea.
CIRCULATION AREA
ROOM
Central
RESIDENTIAL Open
CIRCULATION AREA
No
STAFF OFFICE
STORAGE
OFFICE
MEDS
STAFF OFFICE
COURTYARD
CAFE
ACTIVITY
CAFE
STAFF
FAMILY ROOM
SPA
GYM
“MARKET”
RESIDENT Visibility
‘SUNROOM’
SUITES STAFF
Open Shelving
ACTIVITY
OFFICES
Storage
LAUNDRY RESTROOMS
Yes
RESIDENTIAL No
ROOM
ROOM
GAME
SUNROOM
RESIDENT SUITES (8 SUITES)
SUNROOM
ART
ACTIVITY
GAME ROOM
RESIDENT SUITES (30 SUITES)
KEY: SPATIAL ZONES
DINING
STAFF UTILITY
UTILITY
WANTED ADJACENCY
SPA
FAMILY ROOM
ACTIVITY
STAFF STRONG ADJACENCY
RESTROOMS
SUITES
DINING/ FOOD
CAFE
RESTROOMS
‘SUNROOM’
RESIDENTIAL
DINING
LOBBY
RESIDENT
SUNROOM
MEDICATION
ROOM
STAFF
WANTED ADJACENCY
STAFF
STAFF UTILITY
DINING
STORAGE
KITCHEN
RESTAURANT/ DINING
PATIO
ROOM
MEMORY CARE
QUIET
STORAGE
ROOM
QUIET LIBRARY
SUNROOM
STAFF
ART
ROOM
ROOM
STAFF OFFICE
OFFICES SCHEMATICS & APPLICATION MEDICATION
ACTIVITY GAME
STAFF
OFFICESENTRANCE CAFE
MEDS
STAFF OFFICE
COURTYARD
CAFE Library
ACTIVITY
“MARKET”
FAMILY ROOM
ACTIVITY
“MARKET” RESIDENTIAL
STAFF
WANTED ADJACENCY
OFFICES
Sunroom “MARKET”
GYM
KITCHEN
RESTROOMS
RESTAURANT/ DINING
RESIDENTIAL
STAFF
ACTIVITY
UTILITY
Offices PATIO
Courtyard
Main Office Game Room
ACTIVITY DINING/ FOOD
Entrance/Lobby
Family Area
RESIDENTIAL
Restrooms
UTILITY
Spa
Seating
Gym
STAFF OFFICES Laundry
SUNROOM
Dining
Storage Office
ACTIVITY STAFF/ UTILITY/ BACK OF HOUSE
Office
Cafe
DINING/ FOOD
ACTIVITY
Art
LAUNDRY
STORAGE
DINING RESIDENTIAL
SUNROOM
STAFF
SPA
SUITES
SUNROOM
RESTAURANT/ STAFF UTILITY STRONG ADJACENCY DINING WANTED ADJACENCY
Residential Room
RESIDENT
STRONG ADJACENCY
CAFE
Quiet Room CAFE
STAFF
CAFE ‘SUNROOM’
NT/
OFFICE
ROOM
RESIDENTIAL
LOBBY
RESTROOMS
STORAGE
Staff Area DINING
Mechanical
1
Level 1 Copy 1 3/64" = 1'-0"
Patio Kitchen Office
MEMORY CARE LAYOUT FLOOR PLAN | SCALE: 3/64”=1’0”
SUNROOM Library
INDIVIDUALITY
PEACE
JOY
HOME-LIKE FEEL
MOVEMENT
CONNECTIONS
Quiet Room Residential Room Sunroom
Art
Offices Courtyard
ENTRANCE/LOBBY
Main Office Game Room
The entrance/lobby has a welcoming, home-like feel with anthropometrically suitable furnishings. There is natural lighting in the open space to increase overall joy in the facility.
Cafe Cafe
Office Entrance/Lobby Entrance/Lobby
SUNROOM + COURTYARD The sunroom and courtyard promotes “peace” for the residents in the facility through the large windows with natural lighting and greenary in the space.
Family Area Restrooms Spa
OFFICE PLACEMENT The offices are strategically placed for interaction and visibility among the residents and staff . This also allows for an organized flow through the facility.
Gym
Laundry
Dining
Storage Office
ACTIVITY ROOMS
Staff Area
The library, sunroom, quiet room, art room, game room, spa, and gym all allow each individual resident to be embraced for who they are by establishing freedom of choice with what activities they do day to day.
1
Mechanical
Level 1 Copy 1 3/64" = 1'-0"
Seating
Patio Kitchen Office
MEMORY CARE
FINISH FLOOR PLAN | SCALE: 3/64”=1’0”
ALTRO WOOD
SPC WAVE | GVNS809
GARRISON COLLECTION
SPC ALPS (PLANK) | GVSS701 Quiet Room Library
JURA BEIGE HONED
Sunroom
Residential Room
Art
STI STONE - LIMESTONE
Offices
COUNTRY FLOORS
Office
Snow White Honed Marble Tile
Main Office
Game Room
Courtyard
FLOR
Cafe
Entrance/Lobby
HIT THE ROAD | BONE Restrooms
COUNTRY FLOORS
Family Area
Basalt Matte Concrete Porcelain Tile
Spa
Gym
Laundry
ARMSTRONG FLOORING
Storage Staff Area
Office
Vanilla Bean: 57016
COURTYARD Grass
Seating, Family
Mechanical
Kitchen
Office
Dining
Patio
MEMORY CARE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | SCALE: 3/64”=1’0”
KEY 8 INCH COMMERCIAL DOWNLIGHT | WSD LED INC. 120 V
Quiet Room
HALLWAYS, IN ALL ROOMS
Residential Room Sunroom
Library
205 SERIES 3DP PENDANT | PRENTALUX
Art
DEFINES CRUCIAL AREAS
Offices
Courtyard
SHAPER FABRIQUE 142-P LED DRUM PENDANT | COPPER LIGHTING SOLUTIONS
Main Office
Game Room Office
DEFINES CRUCIAL AREAS
Cafe
SUNROOM CEILING | LAMBOO
Family Area
Restrooms Spa
LIGHTING MATERIAL: SORANO IN RIVER CLAY | DESIGNTEX
Entrance/Lobby
Gym
Laundry
Storage Office
Dining
Kitchen
Staff Area
1’ DROP CEILING
Mechanical
NO DROP CEILING 1
Level 1 3/64" = 1'-0"
Seating
Office
Patio
MEMORY CARE
SCALE: 3/16”=1’0”
SUNROOM CW. 02
OE1 AGILE WALL, FULL SHELVES | HERMAN MILLER
FL. 02
JURA BEIGE HONED | STI STONE - LIMESTONE
S. 02
1
ANTILLO BENCH - WITH BACK | KWALU
Level 1 Copy 1 3/64" = 1'-0"
C. 01
NOVARA LOUNGE CHAIR | KWALU
S. 03
TRINITA OTTOMAN | KWALU
T. 01
WINCHESTER SHAKER TABLE | KWALU
S
TERAMO LOVE SEAT | KWALU
C. 02
EMARESE LOUNGE CHAIR | KWALU
T. 02
CATERINA END TABLE | KWALU
MEMORY CARE DESIGN FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM
SOURCE: https://www.jmu.edu/news/counselingctr/2017/02-sad.shtml
SUNROOM DEPRESSION + SUNROOM
MORE ENERGY
IMPROVED MOOD BETTER SLEEP AT NIGHT
People in care homes are at more risk to develop depression. Sunrooms can help overcome depression by letting in natural light.
Sunlight enters through your eyes.
Acting through the hypothalamus,
Improving your
sunlight regulates our circadian
circadian rhythm has
rhythm through complex path-
dramatically positive
ways that include melatonin,
affects on your body
serotonin and body temperature.
and mood.
Substances like serotonin and melatonin are created through sunlight. Sunlight contains a range of vitamins, including B-12 which improves mood.
MEMORY CARE 3D RENDERINGS
SUNROOM “promote happiness over depression”
W. 01
MISC QUARTZITE WALL TILE IN ROYAL WHITE | MSI
CE. 03 CEILING MATERIAL | LAMBOO HAZEL
FL. 02
JURA BEIGE HONED | STI STONE LIMESTONE
MEMORY CARE 3D RENDERINGS CAFE
LOBBY/ ENTRANCE
SUNROOM
INDIVIDUALITY
PEACE
JOY
HOME-LIKE FEEL
MOVEMENT
CONNECTIONS
04
THE CLINIC Spring 2023
TRAUMATOLOGY
CLINIC
PROJECT DESCRIPTION As a designer, we chose a specialized clinic that supported the idea of collaborative health care where nurses and physicians can work together to provide for the patient. The design should promote a healing place with a homey feeling. The design should promote and allow physicians to increase efficiency and create a seamless patient experience through architecture and thoughtful design.
THE CLINIC CONCEPT
SITE CONTEXT
PURIFY brings the large town of Leawood together by providing Traumotology and Physiotherapy care to patients of all ages. Through organic interior design, nature inspired material elements are utilized to promote the well-being of patients. These natural materials consist of wood, neutral color choices, and natural lighting to ensure patients are welcomed with the intention of being provided for.
The clinic is on the 3rd floor of Kansas City Orthopedic Institute in Leawood, Kansas. 3651 College Blvd #100C, Leawood, KS 66211.
GOALS Incorporating natural lighting in the clinic and artificial LED lighting in the exam rooms to assist the doctors Using organic and natural elements such as wood and greenery for an eco friendly design
Using monochromatic greens to create an environment that embodies new beginnings, abundance and nature
A well-lit, welcoming reception and waiting area that gives a warm Leawood welcome
A spacious area for Physiotherapy patients to feel non confined
SITE ANALYSIS DIAGRAM
TRAUMATOLOGY
CLINIC
THE CLINIC BACKGROUND INFORMATION
DESIGN IDEAS
TRAUMATOLOGY
RECEPTION AREA SKETCH
The branch of medicine concerned with the treatment of wounds and serious
EXAM ROOM SKETCH INTERIOR ASEPCTS:
-car accident -gunshot wound -immediate medical attention
CHAIR, PLANTS, FLOORING, LIGHTING
PHYSIOTHERAPY PATIENT CHAIR
PLANTS
CONNECTION Traumatology is the branch of medicine with first hand treatment of the wound Physiotherapy is the second step to the process ‘Rehabilitation’
USER PERSONAS
PROGRAMMING/ PROCESS
Gary Physiotherapy Patient Age : 73 Hobbies : Cooking, Gardening Goals : To pick up his grandchildren
Brianna Trauma Patient Age : 25 Hobbies : Painting, Pickle ball Goals : Hike the tallest mountain in the US
WHITE TILE - NON SLIP
SUSTAINABILITY
-Greenery -Wood Material -Natural Lighting -Reusable materials
Age : 32 Hobbies : Pilates, Reading Goals : Wants to start a family and travel
INFORMATIONAL POSTERS
TRASH CAN
The treatment of disease, injury, or deformity by physical methods such as massage, heat treatment, and exercise rather than by drugs or surgery; physical therapy
Lexi Doctor
LED LIGHTING
Lexi has been working at the clinic for 5 years and has became very close with her patients. She mainly works in the physiotherapy area of the clinic, but every once in awhile helps with trauma patients.
BEGINNING STAGES CIRCULATION/ OVERLAPS
Gary has been coming into the clinic for a couple years to help him with his arthritis. He looks forward to coming into the clinic because it is very welcoming and a good environment to feel better.
Brianna came into the clinic from a car accident. She had broken bones that needed fixed. Brianna is a very active person, so this clinic will help her recover through the entire process of recovering.
Welcoming Entrance
Natural Lighting
BEGINNING BLOCKING
SINK/ STORAGE
THE CLINIC FLOOR PLAN | SCALE: 1/8”=1’0” BUBBLE DIAGRAM
KEY PHYSIOTHERAPY EXAM ROOM
PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 2
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 1
PUBLIC STAFF ONLY TRAUMA
X-RAY ROOM MEDICINE
UTILITY
STAFF LOUNGE STAFF BATHROOMS
CONSULTATION ROOM
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PHYSIOTHERAPY AND RECOVERY
8
6
7
NECCESSARY
PATIENT BATHROOMS
B
NOT NECCESSARY JANITOR
STAFF WORKROOM
BLOCKING DIAGRAM
SUPPLY
WAITING AREA
RECEPTION AREA
PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE 13
11 PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE
PHYSIOTHERAPY EXAM ROOM
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 2
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 1
KEY
5
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 2
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 1
STAFF LOUNGE
UTILITY
MEDICINE
STAFF BATHROOMS
PATIENT BATHROOMS
TRAUMA
14
PHYSIOTHERAPY AND CONSULTATION ROOM
RECOVERY PATIENT PATHWAY
10
3UTILITY
STAFF WORKROOM
16
JANITOR SUPPLY
WAITING AREA
JANISUPPLY TOR 1
WAITING AREA
CONSULTATION ROOM
RECEPTION AREA
A
RECEPTION AREA
ENTRANCE
GREENARY DIAGRAM
ROOM KEY
ENTRANCE
PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE
PHYSIOTHERAPY EXAM ROOM
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 2
TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 1
KEY PATIENT PATHWAY STAFF PATHWAY
X-RAY ROOM STAFF LOUNGE
UTILITY
MEDICINE
PATIENT STAFF BATHROOMS BATHROOMS
STAFF WORKROOM
JANITOR
CONSULTATION ROOM
SUPPLY WAITING AREA
RECEPTION AREA
ENTRANCE
GREENERY ELEMENTS
1 WAITING AREA 2 RECEPTION/ CHECK-IN/OUT 3 PATIENT TOILETS 4 CONSULTATION ROOM 5 X-RAY 6 TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 7 TRAUMA EXAM ROOM 8 PHYSIOTHERAPY EXAM ROOM
9 PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE 10 WORKROOM 11 STAFF LOUNGE 12 MEDICATIONS STORAGE 13 UTILITY 14 HOUSEKEEPING 15 STAFF TOILETS 16 SUPPLY ROOM
GREENERY ELE
4
MEDICINE
PATIENT STAFF BATHROOMS BATHROOMS
STAFF PATHWAY STAFF WORKROOM
PATIENT PATHW
X-RAY ROOM
STAFF ONLY X-RAY ROOM
KEY
STAFF PATHWA STAFF 15LOUNGE
PUBLIC
PHYSIOTHERAPY 12 EXAM ROOM
2
THE CLINIC FLOORING & FURNITURE COUNTY LINE IN CROSSROADS BY ENGINEERED HARDWOOD
WHITE CERAMIC TILE
NAUTICA | SWING CHAIR
CLINTON PANEL LEG SERIES TREATMENT TABLE
FRITZ HANSEN | LUNE SOFA
BITTA LOUNGE | 2 SEATER BELA ROPE
BARWA SYSTEM | BAFFLE CEILING
GREENARY WALL
GOTESSONS | OFFICE BALLZ
LAMMHULTS | CAJAL EASY CHAIR
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COWORKING SPACE Fall 2022
PROJECT DESCRIPTION For this project we were to design a co-working space and think about what the future of workplace design might include. Our site was Two Light in the Kansas City Power & Light District. I developed conceptual, graphic, and three-dimensional design skills on an interior prototype closely related to human factors.
COWORKING SPACE CONCEPT SLICE brings people together by mixing contemporary and historic styles from Kansas City. Contemporary and traditional styles are blended to create a cohesive, productive and collaborative workspace through contrast of wood and lighter materials.
SITE CONTEXT RESEARCH
Two Light is located in the Kansas City Power & Light District. There are around 50 restaurants, bars and entertainment areas around. Around the site there are historic buildings. The brick gives natural character. The main transportation network in KC is the Jay B. Dillingham Freeway.
GOALS Utilize natural daylight as much as possible to create a lightfilled space.
Create a muted environment that provides a comfortable workspace by using a monochromatic and natural palette.
Creating seating areas where users from different industries can gather.
SITE ANALYSIS DIAGRAM
Mixing contemporary materials with traditional styles to make a cohesive space.
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Contrasting typical offices within the workspace with a unique library collection that highlights Kansas City‘s traditional history.
LEGEND
TWO LIGHT LOCATION
C
COWORKING SPACE
SUN ANGLE ENTERTAINMENT (RESTAURANTS, BARS, T-MOBILE CENTER)
LESS TRAFFIC MORE TRAFFIC PARKING
COWORKING SPACE PROGRAMMING DIAGRAMS
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
ANALYTICAL, ADJACENCY, & CRITERIA MATRIX
BLOCKING DIAGRAM PUBLIC
PUBLIC/PRIVATE
PRIVATE
CIRCULATION
COWORKING SPACE FLOOR PLAN, HUMAN FACTORS IN PLAN ERGONOMIC OPTIONS
B
30”
3D View 27
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Magis Tibu Stool
Magis Tibu Stool
Magis Tibu Stool
Magis Tibu Stool Magis Tibu Stool
30/72WB
Storage
30/72WB
30/72WB
Magis Tibu Stool
7’0”
7’ - 2”
Conference
Hot Desks
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24”
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Office
Office
Office
Office
6’9”
A 13’0” Multi-Purpose
Hot Desks
Office
Conference
KEY
13’2” Lounge Seating
24”
Lounge Seating
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Phone Booths
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Reception Area 7’0”
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7’7”
Permanent Desks
Bathrooms
5’10” 24”
Kitchenette
30/72WB
Coffee Bar
A104 Scale
30/72WB
Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
Project Name
11/16/2022 9:16:01 PM
Date
30/72WB
www.autodesk.com/revit
Description
30/72WB
No.
Owner
Bathroom
Mech/ Elect
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EMERGENCY EXIT #2
7’
8’ - 3”
8’ - 3”
EMERGENCY EXIT #1
Gym
KC Library
6” 2”
2’ - 6” 6” 1’ 48” / 4’ - 0”
3 SMALL OFFICES 1. HERMANMILLER’S AERON CHAIR-B SIZE-FULLY 2 LARGE OFFICES (ALL ADA) ADJUSTABLE This chair is located in all the offices and helps the user’s comfortability with being fully 9 HOT DESKS (ALL ADA) adjustable. 7 PERMANENT DESKS (3 ADA) 2. RECEPTION DESK (DESIGNED BY ME) and is ADA! 6 TELEPHONE BOOTHS This reception desk is fully ADA accessible. For an ADA reception desk, ADA requires 3 CONFERENCE/ GROUP MEETING ROOMS counters to be at least 36 inches wide and between 28 to 34 inches off the floor. (ALL ADA) 28 CAFE/KITCHEN SEATING (12 ADA) 2 LOUNGE SEATING AREAS (BOTH ADA) 3 BATHROOMS (1 ADA)
Component#42 Component#39 Component#29 Component#38 Component#35 Component#40 Component#37 Component#34 Component#33 Component#30 Component#36
BY THE NUMBERS
SCALE: 3/32” = 1’0”
Level 1 1 3/32" 1'-0" EMERGENCY EXIT TRAVEL PATHS HALLWAY/AISLES Path from Point A to Emergency Exit #1 = 115’ DIMENSIONS Path from Point A to Emergency Exit #2 = 120’ Path from Point B to Emergency Exit #3 = 110’
Owner
EMERGENCY EXIT #3 DOOR APPROACHES
INDIVIDUAL WORK ACCESSIBLE STALLS, PATHS, TURNS ACCESSIBLE SEATING No.
Description
GROUP WORK Date
SOCIAL WORK AREA
Unnamed Project number Date
Project Number Issue Date
A101
COWORKING SPACE ELEVATIONS
ELEVATION A | COFFEE BAR Scale: 1/4” = 1’0”
ELEVATION B|KC LIBRARY Scale: 1/4” = 1’0”
VIGNETTES
COWORKING SPACE FINAL RENDERS
HOT DESKS
COFFEE BAR
RECEPTION
LIBRARY
LOUNGE SEATING
COWORKING SPACE FURNITURE SELECTIONS ERGONOMIC CHAIR HERMANMILLER’S AERON CHAIR-B SIZE-FULLY ADJUSTABLE ARMS CONFERENCE TABLE HERMANMILLER’S HEADWAY COMMUNAL TABLE-SEATED HEIGHT DESK SYSTEM HERMANMILLER’S HAVEN 051 LOUNGE SEATING HERMANMILLER’S NELSON CUBE SOFA
MATERIAL SWATCHES TRUE FOG WHITE BY: GLASPRO
MOLASSES HICKORY SMOOTH SOLID HARDWOOD
NORTHPORT WHITE OAK DISTRESSED WATERRESISTANT ENGINEERED HARDWOOD, BY: AQUAGUARD
PHYSICAL MODEL
SKILLS LEARNED Spatial Planning and Programming Revit Hand-Built Model Human Factors ADA Codes and Standards
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ENLIGHTENED SPACE Fall 2022
PROJECT DESCRIPTION The purpose of this Enlightened Space is to explore concept abstraction through methods of research, graphic representation, light/shadow, and form. I chose the faith tradition Hinduism to study and analyze. I then created a space for spiritual reflection using light as a primary design element.
FAITH TRADITION | HINDUISM HINDUISM RESEARCH
MIXED-MEDIA COLLAGES
Hinduism was founded in Central Asia and the Indus Valley. Known as the oldest religion in the world, Hinduism can be traced all the way back to 5000-10,000 BC. Hinduism is known as Sanatan Dharma, which means “eternal path.” The main purpose of Hinduism is to realize that existence is essential and all one. CHAOS TO CALMNESS
WATER COLOR ABSTRACTIONS
EVOLVING
EVOLVING
PEACE, MEDITATION, UNITY
THE “OM”
REALIZING THE HIGHER ASPECT OF THE INDIVIDUAL SELF
FOUR STAGES OF LIFE
REALIZING THE HIGHER ASPECT OF THE INDIVIDUAL SELF
THE VEDAS
PROCESS | PARTI MODELS
REFINED PARTI & SKETCH
HAND-BUILT MODEL
Hinduism has always been alive and has existed. Developing from someone deciding to believe, Hinduism has grown in many different directions and has finally become a united religion today. Hinduism is all about the self journey, growth and finding the light through reaching the highest aspect of the individual self.
SKETCH UP MODEL & ENSCAPE RENDERS
My pavilion reflects my concept because each “stage” leads someone to the next stage, but through someone’s own personal choice. Each individual can choose the path of circulation they want to take. The five different components of the pavilion get taller over time, showing the growth and desire to reach the highest aspect of the individual self. A little more light is shown in every component, representing the light Hinduism brings and has always brought.
LAUREN PORTFOLIO
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
DVORAK UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
SELECTED WORKS
THANK INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
YOU LAUREN DVORAK