Interior Design Portfolio by Lily Corchis

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LLILY CORCHISPortfolio

INTERIOR DESIGN

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY

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This portfolio is a compilation work of which I am most whoever turns these pages commitment, and attention architect and designer Frank “Talent is good. Practice

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- Lily Corchis

compilation of the interior design most proud. My hope is that will recognize my passion, attention to detail. As visionary Frank Lloyd Wright once said, is better. Passion is best.”

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Residential Projects

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Hospitality Projects Commercial Projects Sketches
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CHAPTER 1

Residential Projects

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MICROAPARTMENT

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The intent of this project was to design a model apartment in Tulsa Oklahoma for microliving emphasizing sustainability. This project required skillful applications of pre-design, digital graphics, and FF&E documentation.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

Tulsa Oklahoma is a city built from the great oil boom of the 20th century. The focus of this design is to serve as a reflection of modern Tulsa, its surrounding neighborhoods, and everchanging occupants set within the context of historic Tulsa. Inspired by an installation in Tulsa titled, “Windows at Philbrook Museum of Art” which serves as a bridge between what Tulsa was and what it has become. The intent is to create a moody and sophisticated environment that is respectful of the city’s past while celebrating its growth and innovation.

CONCEPT WORK

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PERSPECTIVE OF LIVING ROOM

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STAIR BALUSTER
WOOD STRINGER BASE 1-1/2" STEEL ANGLE SUPPORTS 1" WOOD TREAD 1/4" DOMED CAP 1/4" THRU BOLT, 4" LG 1/4" SCREW BASE 1/4" SLEEVE BASE PLATE FIRST FLOOR BELOW REF. LINEN CLOSET W/D DW MW W/ HOOD FLOATING SHELF FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 1 LOFT PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 2 STOR. DESK STOR. MURPHY BED (QUEEN) LIVING DINING OFFICE KITCHEN BATHROOM / LAUNDRY BEDROOM WORKOUT AREA 1 FIRST FLOOR BELOW REF. LINEN CLOSET W/D DW MW W/ HOOD FLOATING SHELF FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 1 LOFT PLAN SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 2 STOR. DESK STOR. MURPHY BED (QUEEN) LIVING DINING / OFFICE KITCHEN BATHROOM / LAUNDRY BEDROOM WORKOUT AREA 1 FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S.
FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S. PERSPECTIVE OF DINING & DESK AREA PERSPECTIVE OF BEDROOM
DETAIL OF
SCALE: N.T.S.
LOFT

ELEVATION OF KITCHEN

1 KITCHEN ELEVATION

SCALE: N.T.S.

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

PERSPECTIVE OF KITCHEN

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ROW HOUSE

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The intent of this project was to design a timeless and elegant residence that preserved the structure’s historical character and emphasized sustainability and durability. The main functions of the space in which the design focused on include entertaining and working from home.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design is to express what music would look like if you could see it rather than hear it. Music and design have more in common than one might think; they both have the ability to evoke emotions without using any words. Music is universal and timeless; it has a way of creating common ground and bringing people together. Looking back to the time when the residence was constructed, the Walker’s townhouse is inspired by one of the 19th centuries most famous opera singers. Jenny Lind, affectionately referred to as the Swedish songbird, during the romantic period in music. The design of this home will re-imagine the classic sounds of the opera and its accompanying instruments in a new contemporary way.

CONCEPT WORK

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PERSPECTIVE OF LIVING & DINING ROOM 14

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N.T.S.

2ND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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MAIN LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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3RD LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

SCALE: N.T.S.

ELEVATION OF KITCHEN RANGE WALL 1

SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"

ELEVATION OF KITCHEN SCALE: N.T.S. 1

ELEVATION OF MASTER BATH VANITY WALL 2

SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"

ELEVATION OF MASTER BATHROOM VANITY WALL SCALE: N.T.S. 2

ROW HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 15 SECONDARY ENTERTAINMENT SPACE (FLEX. W/ ETHAN'S HOMEWORK & PLAYROOM)) GUEST BATH GUEST BEDROOM REF. SAFE REF. PING-PONG/DINING TABLE PING-PONG PADDLE HOLDER BUILT-IN WARDROBE OVER-BED STORAGE CABINETRY (TYP. OF WET BAR STORAGE GLASS DISPLAY SAFE BEHIND HIDDEN STAIR DOOR WALL CANDLE HOLDER (TYP. OF 2)ARTWORK SUSPENDED FROM CEILING MUD ROOM KITCHEN DINING LIVING DW WINE REF REF MW DRAWERPOWDER ROOM 1 TRASH COAT HOOK (TYP. OF 4) BARSTOOL (TYP. OF 4) FLOATING SHELF ARTWORK WALL SCONCE (TYP. OF 2) SERVING DISH STORAGE ARTWORK WINDOW TREATMENT INTEGRATED INTO CROWN MOLDING UP WALL SCONCE (TYP. OF 2) BATHROOM & CLOSET CHRISTINA'S OFFICE LAUNDRY ROOM ETHAN'S BEDROOM RYAN'S OFFICE POWDER ROOM 2 PEDESTAL TO DISPLAY SCULPTURES (TYP. OF 3) OPEN SHELVING ARTWORK W/ HIDDEN STORAGE BEHIND PIN UP BOARD (TYP. OF 2) PATINA GLASS WALL WALL SCONCE (TYP. OF 2) ARTWORK EISEL HEADBOARD WALL WINDOW TREATMENT INTEGRATED INTO CROWN MOLDINGUP TRASH REF. MASTER SUITE MASTER BATHROOM & CLOSET TERRACE WALL SCONCE (TYP. OF 2) ARTWORK W/ A PICTURE LIGHT (TYP. OF 4) DROP DOWN IN VANITY W/ A STOOL ELECTRIC FIRE PIT SHOE STORAGE (TYP. OF 16) WINDOW TREATMENT INTEGRATED INTO CROWN MOLDINGDOWN

PERSPECTIVE OF KITCHEN

PERSPECTIVE OF MASTER BEDROOM

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CRAFT PLYWOOD
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PLYWOOD MODEL
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Hospitality Projects

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AMICI 30A ITALIAN KITCHEN

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Amici 30A Italian Kitchen is owned and operated by my family’s hospitality group. I was influential in concept development and strategic branding, as amici was the first restaurant we opened.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design was to create an environment where people felt comfortable to come as they are. This goal influenced the warm color palette, raw, seemingly unfinished, materials, casual seating, and moody lighting. An additional focus was placed on creating a sense of community which inspired the communal style seating and open kitchen concept to bridge the gap between guests and employees and encourage transparency.

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VIEW OF COMMUNITY TABLE & LOGO FEATURE WALL 22
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VIEW OF BAR
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VIEW OF DINING AREA VIEW OF BREEZEWAY DINING AREA

AMIGOS 30A MEXICAN KITCHEN

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Amigos 30A Mexican Kitchen is owned and operated by my family’s hospitality group. I led the concept development and assisted in the execution of the restaurant’s design. During the course of this project, I learned a lot about being flexible and how to compromise when there are space and budget limitations.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design was to create a welcoming and vibrant environment that makes everyday dining experiences feel like a celebration. Similar to amici 30A, amigos 30A is a community centered environment, and the goal of making it a gathering place for family and friends is achieved through communal style seating, an open kitchen concept, and the incorporation of bifold doors and expansive windows that invite the outside in.

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VIEW OF DINING AREA 26
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VIEW OF BAR
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VIEW OF LOGO FEATURE WALL VIEW OF COMMUNITY TABLE

FRIENDS 30A BURGER BAR

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

Friends 30A Burger Bar is owned and operated by my family’s hospitality group. The project has recently been completed just in time for summer 2024! I worked closely with my family, architects, and RDH Interests Inc. to design this fast-casual burger bar. The goal of this design was to create something that is scalable and will fit in when we expand to other states.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design was to create a modern dining experience inspired by the classic fast-casual diner atmosphere. Each Corchis Hospitality Restaurant aims to bring old and new friends together, and we believe telling stories plays an important role in that. This is why we have lined our walls with custom artwork inspired by each place our family has lived collectively and individually over the years in an effort to share our story and connect with new friends through it.

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PERSPECTIVE OF ORDER COUNTER 30

PERSPECTIVE OF DINING AREA

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PERSPECTIVE OF RESTROOM 32

THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE HOTEL

THE LOBBY & ‘LIVING ROOM’ AREA

DESIGN

OBJECTIVES

The intent of this, my senior capstone project, was to complete an adaptive reuse project. The overarching goal was to transform the historic Mandel Brothers’ Department Store in Chicago Illinois, that once resided within these walls, into a luxury boutique hotel. In an effort to honor the buildings history, the new design aimed to reintroduce design elements original to the Chicago School Style Architecture and juxtapose them against more modern design elements in order to create a strong connection between past and present.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design is to draw inspiration from the fictional characters, Everett, Rose, and Della Holliday, an affluent family that’s been imagined to have lived in Chicago in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries during a time of urban development and an increased interest in leisure activities. This narrative explores the idea of a family that never missed an opportunity to celebrate. The Hollidays adored hosting parties, and they were known around town for their extravagant home, but they were better known for their generosity. They would throw these parties to celebrate a special event or simply use them as an excuse to spend time with the people they cherished the most. The design will echo these themes of luxury, relationships, tradition, celebration, and timelessness through community centered amenities, partnerships with local artisans, and the reintroduction of historic design features seamlessly intertwined with modern design trends. In the same way the Hollidays opened their home to friends and family, the hotel will open its doors to new friends and family, providing them with a space that will serve as a backdrop for all of their treasured memories to come.

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PERSPECTIVE OF RECEPTION AREA 34
ROW HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 35 THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE HOTEL HOSPITALITY PROJECT LOBBY 'THE LIVING ROOM' 1ST FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" CONCIERGE LUGGAGE & BELLHOP CART STORAGE + CLEANING SUPPLIES MEN'S RESTROOM REF. REF. UNDER (TYP. OF 4) TABLE WORK TABLE (TYP. OF 2) (TYP. OF 2) TRASH CAN (TYP. OF 2) TRANSACTION COUNTER REF. REF. COLD STORAGE DRY STORAGE RESTROOM SUPPLY CLOSET FLORIST RETAIL SHOP 2 'THE NECCESSITIES' RETAIL SHOP 'THE CLOSET' COFFE BAR 'TAKE WHAT YOU NEED' COUNTER (TYP. OF 2) JEWELRY CASE MERCH. SHELVES TWO-SIDED FIREPLACE MANNEQUIN (TYP. 0F 2) COUNTER ADA STORAGE CREDENZA (TYP. OF 2) POTTED PLANT (TYP. OF 4) ELEVATOR STAIR B DOWN UP RESTROOM 1ST FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN SCALE: N.T.S. PAINT BRONZE BRONZE ACRYLIC VESTIBULE TILE SUBWAY TILE MARBLE MILLWORK MILLWORK MILLWORK PLASTER ‘H.H’ CHAIR SCALE: N.T.S. FRONT ELEVATION SCALE: N.T.S. 1 SIDE ELEVATION SCALE: N.T.S. 2 BACK SCALE: 3
36 EMPLOYEE LOCKERS HOST STAND FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR N CHANGING TABLE STONE ACCENT (10" AFF) TRASH CAN FULL LENGTH MEN'S RESTROOM WOMEN'S RESTROOM ADA SEATING STATION (TYP. OF 4) IN DRINK FOUNTAIN (TYP. OF 2) SERVER STATION EXPO COFFEE MACHINE (TYP. OF 2) STORAGE TRASH TRASH RESTROOM ASSEMBLY UNDER COUNTER (TYP. OF 2) PASS THROUGH TRASH TRASH HOT STATION RANGE 2 UNDER COUNTER (TYP. OF 2) RANGE 1 BROILER FRYER (TYP. OF 2) BUS TUB & CLEANING PRODUCT STORAGE DRY STORAGE REF COLD STORAGE PREP AREA & ADDITIONAL STORAGE PASS THROUGH COUNTER DISH PIT CHEF'S OFFICE STORAGE MECHANICAL ROOM BREAKFAST/ LUNCH RESTAURANT MOP ELEVATOR ELEVATOR A.O.R. STAIR A DOWN UP FIRE ESCAPE WOMEN'S RESTROOM MEN'S RESTROOM EMPLOYEE LOCKERS HOST STAND FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR N CHANGING STONE ACCENT (10" AFF) FULL LENGTH MIRROR WOMEN'S RESTROOM ADA SEATING SERVER (TYP. OF 4) IN OUT FOUNTAIN (TYP. OF 2) SERVER STATION EXPO COFFEE MACHINE (TYP. OF 2) CUP STORAGE TRASH TRASH STORAGE RESTROOM ASSEMBLY UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE (TYP. OF 2) PASS SHELF TRASH HOT STATION RANGE 2 UNDER COUNTER (TYP. OF 2) RANGE 1 BROILER FRYER (TYP. OF 2) PRODUCT STORAGE DRY STORAGE REF COLD STORAGE PREP AREA & ADDITIONAL STORAGE PASS THROUGH COUNTER DISH PIT CHEF'S OFFICE MECHANICAL ROOM BREAKFAST/ LUNCH RESTAURANT MOP ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR A.O.R. STAIR A DOWN UP FIRE ESCAPE WOMEN'S RESTROOM MEN'S RESTROOM UPHOLSTERY BRASS ACCENTS COFFEE TABLE UPHOLSTERY 'H.H.'CHAIR BACK REINFORCED JOINERY OAK WOOD FRAMING 2" HIGH RESILIENT POLYURETHANE FOAM FB-01 MT-02 SECTION OF 'H.H.'CHAIR SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0" 4 CHAIR - PLAN VIEW N.T.S. BACK ELEVATION SCALE: N.T.S. SECTION OF ‘H.H’ CHAIR SCALE: N.T.S. 4 RECEPTION DESK INSPIRATION COFFEE TABLE CUSTOM‘H.H’CHAIR

THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE HOTEL

‘THE 100’ RESTAURANT & BAR

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The design of this restaurant was inspired by the Mandel Brothers’ 100th Anniversary in 1955. To celebrate, the Mandel Brothers adorned the facade of their store with flowers, and they replaced them with each changing season that year. To me, this was such a beautiful way to celebrate, so the floral motifs that are seen throughout this restaurant are intended to remember this past celebration while current guests share a meal and celebrate time spent together.

INSPIRATION

Inspiration drawn from the Mandel Brothers’ 100th Anniversary Celebration can be seen in the floral motifs throughout the dining area and the curved booths, which are reflective of the original store awnings.

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PERSPECTIVE OF MAIN DINING AREA 38
ROW HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 39 THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE HOTEL HOSPITALITY PROJECT AXONOMETRIC OF MAIN
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2ND

FURNITURE

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FLOOR
PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" MEN'S RESTROOM ADA COUNTER HIGH-TOP TABLE W/ FIXED SEATING STAND CHANGING TABLE ACCENT (10" AFF) TOWELS FULL LENGTH MIRROR MEN'S RESTROOM WOMEN'S RESTROOM FEMININE PRODUCT 'THE 100' RESTAURANT BAR (TYP. OF 3) CREDENZA (TYP. OF 2) POTTED PLANT (TYP. OF 4) POTTED PLANT (TYP. OF 4) SERVER STATION CHEF'S OFFICE DRY STORAGE EXPO STORAGE EXPO CLEAN DISH STORAGE DISH PIT MOP CLOSET SHELF SERVER STATION (TYP. OF 8) PRIVATE DINING ROOM CREDENZA PASS THROUGH ELEVATOR ELEVATOR STAIR B DOWN UP
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FURNITURE
FLOOR
PLAN
N.T.S. PERSPECTIVE OF SERVER STATIONS BRASS PENDANTS BOOTH UPHOLSTERY CHAIR UPHOLSTERY BOOTH UPHOLSTERY ZELIGE TILE CUSTOM CARPET
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42 PACKAGE STORAGE AREA FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR N TABLE STONE ACCENT (10" AFF) TRASH MIRROR RESTROOM WOMEN'S RESTROOM MECHANICAL ROOM EMPLOYEE LOCKERS CLOCK IN STATION DRY STORAGE COLD STORAGE HOT STATION COLD STATION PREP STATION COLD STORAGE ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR WINE TASTING LOUNGE A.O.R. STAIR A DOWN UP FIRE ESCAPE EMPLOYEE LOCKERS HOST STAND FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR N CHANGING TABLE STONE ACCENT (10" AFF) CAN FULL LENGTH MIRROR WOMEN'S RESTROOM ADA SEATING SERVER STATION (TYP. OF 4) DRINK (TYP. OF 2) SERVER STATION EXPO COFFEE MACHINE (TYP. OF 2) CUP STORAGE STORAGE RESTROOM ASSEMBLY COLD STATION UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE (TYP. OF 2) PASS THROUGH TRASH HOT STATION RANGE 2 UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE (TYP. OF 2) RANGE 1 BROILER FRYER (TYP. OF 2) BUS TUB & CLEANING DRY STORAGE COLD STORAGE PREP AREA & ADDITIONAL STORAGE COUNTER DISH PIT CHEF'S OFFICE STORAGE MECHANICAL ROOM BREAKFAST/ LUNCH RESTAURANT MOP ELEVATOR ELEVATOR A.O.R. STAIR A DOWN UP FIRE ESCAPE WOMEN'S RESTROOM MEN'S RESTROOM TABLETOPS CHAIR UPHOLSTERY CHAIR UPHOLSTERY COLUMN: ACCENT GLASS COLOR PAINT BRASS TABLETOPS COLUMN: FLUTED WOOD FLOWER PENDANTS PERSPECTIVE TWO OF MAIN DINING AREA

THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE HOTEL

STANDARD DOUBLE KING GUEST ROOM

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The design of the guest rooms was again inspired by the Chicago School Style Architecture of the building. The design aimed to reintroduce some of the classic ornamentation through details like dentil molding and millwork designs on both the walls and ceilings. While the facade is intricately ornamented it still maintains a very minimal and clean aesthetic which is ultimately what drove the design of these spaces.

INSPIRATION

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PERSPECTIVE OF LOUNGE & SLEEPING AREA 44

ELEVATION OF GUEST ROOM SIGNAGE SCALE: N.T.S.

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BRASS ACRYLIC SCONCE

5/8" TYPE. X GYP. BOARD INSULATION

SINGLE OUTLET JUNCTION BOX

1" ANCHOR SCREW

LT-05

ACR-02 MT-03

DETAIL OF GUEST ROOM SIGNAGE

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DETAIL OF GUEST ROOM SIGNAGE

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48 ICE MACHINE N STANDARD SINGLE KING STANDARD SINGLE KING STANDARD SINGLE KING 'HIS' CLOSET 'HER' CLOSET STANDARD SINGLE KING TWO-SIDED FIREPLACE W/ SWIVEL TV TWO-SIDED FIREPLACE W/ SWIVEL TV POUF (TYP. OF 8) PACKAGE STORAGE BENCH 'HER' CLOSET 'HIS' CLOSET *W/ LUGGAGE STORAGE & SAFE* UP & TV (TYP. OF 2) FRIDGE TWO-SIDED FIREPLACE W/ SWIVEL TV BENCH POUF (TYP. OF 2) (TYP OF. 4) MECHANICAL ROOM PET AREA THEATER ROOM STORAGE A.O.R. BENCH EXECUTIVE SUITE EXECUTIVE SUITE STAIR A DOWN UP FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR FIRE ESCAPE EMPLOYEE LOCKERS HOST STAND FREIGHT ELEVATOR FREIGHT ELEVATOR N STONE ACCENT (10" AFF) PAPER FULL LENGTH MIRROR WOMEN'S RESTROOM ADA SEATING SERVER (TYP. OF 4) IN OUT FOUNTAIN (TYP. OF 2) SERVER STATION EXPO COFFEE MACHINE (TYP. OF 2) CUP STORAGE TRASH TRASH STORAGE RESTROOM ASSEMBLY UNDER COUNTER FRIDGE (TYP. OF 2) PASS SHELF TRASH TRASH HOT STATION RANGE 2 UNDER COUNTER (TYP. OF 2) RANGE 1 BROILER FRYER (TYP. OF 2) PRODUCT STORAGE DRY STORAGE REF COLD STORAGE PREP AREA & ADDITIONAL STORAGE PASS THROUGH COUNTER DISH PIT CHEF'S OFFICE MECHANICAL ROOM BREAKFAST/ LUNCH RESTAURANT CLOSET ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR A.O.R. STAIR A DOWN UP FIRE ESCAPE WOMEN'S RESTROOM MEN'S RESTROOM SCAN HERE TO LOOK AROUND THE BATHROOM! TABLE LAMP CREDENZA FOYER TABLE PAINT BATHROOM MARBLE FOYER CARPET BATHROOM TILE MILLWORK BRASS DINING CHAIR LOUNGE CHAIR
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CHAPTER 3

Commercial Projects

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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

OFFICE

KEENELAND DEVELOPMENT LABS

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The intent of this project was to design a modern commercial office for a software development company with a focus on systems furniture, sustainability, and space planning.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design is to encourage excellence and creativity by drawing inspiration from Thoroughbred racehorses. Thoroughbred horses are at the center of a rich culture of horse racing in Lexington Kentucky. They were bred for the sole purpose of becoming champions and are known for their intelligence, energy, and strong work ethic, all qualities that mirror those of the Keeneland Development Team. This design will break down the horse’s silhouette including features like its distribution of weight, strong yet curvilinear linework that shapes its form, striking variations in color and pattern, and the equipment like saddles and bits that serve as extensions of its silhouette to inform each phase of the design. The intent is that by implementing some of the defining characteristics of a champion, it will inspire that same level of excellence among the Keeneland Development Labs team.

CONCEPT WORK

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MEDIUM HEAVY LIGHT DistributionofWeight
Flooring Inspired by Speckled Coats Curve of the Saddle Inspired Cased Opening
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25TH FLOOR - RENDERED FURNITURE PLAN

SCALE: N.T.S.

26TH FLOOR - RENDERED FURNITURE PLAN

SCALE: N.T.S.

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ENTRY/RECEPTION 2501 COAT CLOSET 2504 CONF. ROOM 1 2502 CONF. ROOM 2 2503 JANITORIAL CLOSET 2505 SMALL CONF. ROOM 1 2506 COLLAB SPACE 1 2507 COLLAB SPACE 2 2508 TEAM AREA 1 2509 TEAM AREA 2 2510 FILING & STORAGE ROOM 2511 MAIL & SUPPLY ROOM 2512 MEN’S RESTROOM 2513 WOMEN’S RESTROOM 2514 SERVER ROOM 2515 HUMAN RESOURCES 2516 COO 2517 EXEC. TEAM AREA 2521 CO-FOUNDER ANDREW W. 2518 CO-FOUNDER JAMES W. 2519 WAITING AREA 2522 CEO 2517 SMALL CONF. ROOM 2 2523 REC. ROOM 2601 KITCHEN 2601
SCALE: N.T.S. 1
ELEVATION OF FRONT ENTRY

PERSPECTIVE OF LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM

ELEVATION OF CONFERENCE ROOM WET BAR & STORAGE WALL

ELEVATION OF KITCHEN SCALE: N.T.S. 4

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LAW OFFICE

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

The intent of this project was to communicate a design inspired by a given artist using the principles and elements of design. Skills practiced include SketchUp, Enscape, Photoshop, and InDesign.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

The intent of this design is to bridge the gap between two-dimensional and threedimensional art. The design draws inspiration from artist Sean Scully is known for his large-scale abstract paintings composed of vertical and horizontal lines, patchwork blocks, and geometrical forms. He also emphasizes gradation. Though Scully’s work is quite blocky, it still has a certain level of elegance and sophistication that I plan to bring to the design. The defining features of his work are evident in the materials, furnishings, and finish selections of the law office.

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PERSPECTIVE OF ENTRY POINT 58

PERSPECTIVE OF RECEPTION DESK

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CHAPTER 4

Sketches

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