Mary E Franklin Interior Design Portfolio

MARY ELIZABETH INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

ABOUT ME My name is Mary Elizabeth Franklin and I am a senior at Texas Tech University majoring in Interior Design,

and

minoring

in

Architecture.

Before

pursuing my degree in Interior Design, I lived overseas in Doha, Qatar for 13 years. While living in Qatar, I was able to travel to different countries, learn about various cultures, and explore different forms of design. I am passionate about creating and designing spaces that not only function, but also enhance the lives of those that inhabit them.

I enjoy space planning and trying to find the best solution for not only the space but also the user.

M E

EDUCATION

COMPETENCIES

Texas Tech University | Lubbock, Texas

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Systematic & analytical

Bachelor of Interior Design

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Strong interpersonal skills

CIDA Accredited Program

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Seeks innovative problem-solving strategies

Minor in Architecture

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Excellent written communication skills

Expected Graduation May 2023

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Self-motivated & works well with limited surpervision

GPA: 4.0 •

MARY ELIZABETH FRANKLIN INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT

Strong planning and organizational skills

WORK EXPERIENCE Texas A&M Engineering Facilities Student Technician June - Aug. 21

BBA Architects LP Interior Design Intern May - Aug. 22

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Updated CAD floor plans to new drawing standards

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Translated Hand-drawn construction documents into Revit

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Implemented renovations in CAD floor plans

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Space planned new and renovated areas

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Wrote system of process documents for CAD plans

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Conducted code reaserch and building requirements

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Analyzed and cataloged buildings files

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Coordinated with industry professionals during projects

CONTACT 979 - 220 - 7507 mary.e.franklin@ttu.edu @mary-e-franklin

SKILLS •

AutoCAD

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Autodesk Revit

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Adobe Creative Suite

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Bluebeam

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Enscape

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Microsoft Office 365

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Mac OS

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Microsoft Windows OS

CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT IIDA TX OK Chapter Board Student Representative | July 2022 - Present IIDA TTU Campus Center Officer Special Events Chair | May. 2022 - Present TTU Department of Design Mentorship Program Director | May 2022 - Present Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Member | Oct. 2022 - Present International Interior Design Organization Member | 2019 - Present American Society of Interior Designers Member | 2019 - Present

HONORS & AWARDS President Honor List Academic Honor | 2019 - Present Projects Featured in CIDA Review Projects | 2019 - 2020 - 2021 Pete & Eleanor Woodson Scholarship Academic Honor | Oct. 2022

CONTENTS

1

COM M ER CIAL OF F ICE

2

BISTRO RE STAU RANT

3

PRIVATE RESIDENCE

4

COM M UNITY THEATER

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C RE ATIVE WO RK

1

COMMERCIAL OFFICE Produced in Revit and Photoshop Fall 2021

PROJECT INFORMATION Project Statement Within this project, a new suite of offices and supporting spaces were created for

the Texas Tech

Department of Design staff

within

an

faculty and

already

existing

building. These up-to-date spaces promoted collaboration and efficiency.

Concept Statement The new office space created for the Department around

the

of

Design

centralized

relationship

of

unity

and harmony. Like building blocks, elements within this space, build off one another to create a unified whole.

Compressed centralized collaboration spaces act as the connection piece that binds the openness of the boundary blocks. Additionally, various shades of greens and

neutral

tones are

incorporated to emulate a harmonious feeling

throughout

the

office.

PROCESS WORK

Adjacency Matrix

LOBBY & GALLERY

Bubble Diagram

Blocking Diagram

Not To Scale

DIMENSIONED FLOOR PLAN

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

Coalesse Petero Wood Conference Table Steelcase Slim Leg Height-Adjustable Desk Collaboration Space

Faculty Office

Coalesse Montara Stool

Kitchenette Lobby & Gallery

Steelcase Gesture Office Chair

Reception

Steelcase Turnstone Campfire Paper Side Table

Not To Scale Steelcase Turnstone Tour Workstations

West Elm Work Boardwalk Benches

Kitchenette Elevation

Longitudinal Section

Not To Scale

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INTERIOR ELEVATION & BUILDING SECTION

RENDERINGS

COLLABORATION SPACE

RECEPTION & LOBBY

KITCHENETTE

FACULTY OFFICE

NOTES

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Ceiling height is 8’ - 9” and 10’ - 0” unless otherwise specified.

Ceilings are painted gypsum, not including the main lobby area, which is exposed all the way to the second floor.

FIXTURE SCHEDULE

SYMBOLS KEY

Not To Scale

LIGHTING DESIGN

2

B I S T R O R E S TA U R A N T Produced in Photoshop & By Hand Spring 2020

PROJECT INFORMATION Project Statement Through abstract

the

development

design,

a

small

of

bistro

was created. The unifying theme within the design was based upon a 2D abstract art piece that was made through the overlining of photo of

collages. The application

this

2D

design

promoted

the analysis of opportunities to create a total piece of design.

Concept Statement This

intimate

guests

bistro

with

environment

a to

provides relaxing

enjoy

their

meals at anytime of the day.

Its overall design is centered around the interlocking of lines.

Through these lines, focal points are

established

throughout

the interior space. Rich reds, oranges, violets, and yellows are all incorporated within both the artwork and interior finishes to add depth to the overall design.

PROCESS WORK 1. INITIAL LINE TRACE In

the

of

first

phase

developing

the

abstract art piece, fifteen

images,

that

focused

on

the

element

of

lines within design were

5.

MOSAIC

traced.

CREATION

4. HIGH CONT

In this phase, color was

In this phase

incorporated

the

implemented

art piece. Then through

not only whic

the use of photoshop,

be in the fo

the

the abstract a

abtract

into

art

piece

was made into a mosaic

also show t

to be incorporated in

within

the

bistro

restaurant.

the

2. LINE SIMPLIFICATION In the second phase, lines

were

both

subtracted

and

extended throughout the

drawing

to

further abstract the images orginally

that

were traced.

TRAST IMAGE

3. FINAL LINE

e, black was

In

the

final

d to establish

portion

ch lines would

art piece

oreground of

to

be

DRAWING

of

the

phase,

a

abstract

was selected

implemented

into

art piece, but

the design of the bistro

the contrast

restaurant.

e

the

design.

that

final was

This line

was

drawing produced.

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

Quartz Table Top

Leather Upholstery

Wall Paint

Oak Flooring

Wool Upholstery

ELEVATION 3 Back wall of bar with storage

Not To Scale

ELEVATION 5 Back wall leading to the restrooms and bar

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ELEVATION 6

Not To Scale

Tile Flooring

Back room with banquette seating & garden view

Not To Scale

E L E VAT I O N S

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P R I V AT E R E S I D E N C E Produced in AutoCAD, Photoshop, & by Hand Spring 2021

PROJECT INFORMATION Project Statement Within this remodel, a residence was created for a family of four.

This newly remodeled home required spaces that centered around cooking, entertainment, and private reading areas. Japanese culture was also implemented to pay tribute to the families heritage.

Additionally, through this remodel, aging-in-place was focused on in all spaces to allow them to stay in their home in the future.

Concept Statement This residential remodel was a blend of contemporary and traditional style with elements of Japanese charm. Through the use of clean lines, organic elements, and neutral tones, the spaces appear open and inviting. This design exhibits multi-functional components that allow for both intimate and public congregation.

Overall, this design provides the client with a functional and calming place to reside.

PROCESS WORK

First Floor Adjacency Matrix

First Floor Bubble Diagram

First Floor Blocki

Second Floor Adjacency Matrix

Second Floor Bubble Diagram

Second Floor Blo

ing Diagram

ocking Diagram

Not To Scale

First Floor

Not To Scale

Second Floor

FURNITURE FLOOR PLANS

SITE PLAN

Ren

Not To Scale

Mas

ndered Front Facade

ster Bedroom Perspective

ADA Compliant Living Room Perspective

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

Blu Dot Rule Nightstand

Master Bedroom

Laundry Kitchen

ADA Compliant Bedroom

Living Room Bathroom

Master Bathroom

Pantr y Half Bath

Blu Dot Decade Chair

Closet

Closet

Kitchen

Office

Dining Room

Not To Scale

First Floor

Blu Dot Coco Low Side Table

Livi

Blu Dot Clad 3 Door Credenza

Blu Dot Post Up Bed

Kitchen Elevation & Millwork Detail

Not To Scale

ing Room

Blu Dot Paramount 66” Sofa

Blu Dot Chip Chair

Master Bathroom Elevation

Not To Scale

Blu Dot Hands Down 104” Sofa

Blu Dot Swole Coffee Table Living Room

Guest Bathroom Elevation

Not To Scale

Blu Dot Easy 48” Table

Guest Bedroom

Second Floor

Stair Section

Not To Scale

Blu Dot Clean Cut Seat Pad

Blu Dot Ceaon Large Section Sofa

Bathroom

Son’s Bedroom

Reading Area Game Room

Blu Dot Circular Small Coffee Table

Guest Bedroom Bathroom Not To Scale

Blu Dot Rule 2 Door 2 Drawer Console

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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C O M M U N I T Y T H E AT E R Produced in Revit and Enscape Team Members: Anna Batalova - Ashley Gauntt - Ashley Wilemon - Shaofang Xue Project Manager: Mary Elizabeth Franklin Fall 2022

PROJECT INFORMATION Project Statement Within

this

project,

the

lobby,

concession stand, donor wall, art gallery, and lower level learning center for the Midland Community Theater will be renovated to allow for improved wayfinding

and

multifunctionality.

Concept Statement The redesign of the Midland Community Theater will centralize around the rich history of the railroad that first began the story of Midland, Texas.

Like a train station, individuals will be guided through the large open interior environments to various destinations with the help of a multitude of directional

cues.

Throughout

the

multiple journeys, guest and students will be able to witness the colors of the West Texas skies in conjunction with rich earthy textures. These newly design spaces will allow guest to participate in a journey that transports them to a location that encourages them to escape reality and explore both the future and past of Midland, Texas.

DONOR W MATERIA

YELLOW GLA

www.autodesk.com/revit

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

GOLD GLAS

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

PEACH GLA

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

LOB B Y SPACE

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

RED GLAS

DONOR WALL ELEV A TION

GREEN GLA

7 1/4"

5 1/2"

No.

Description

Date

1' - 5" 6"

3 1/2"

5 1/4"

2"

12' - 10 3/8"

METAL ROD

3' - 2 1/2"

Not To Scale

1

2' - 11 3/8"

10"

DONOR WALL ELEVATION 1/4"

1'-0"

15' - 1" 21' - 4"

3' - 0 1/2" 10"

4' - 0 5/8"

DONOR WALL

WOOD BAS

WALL ALS

ASS

SS

ASS

SS

ASS

DS

SE

LOBBY BENCH

GALLERY BENCH

Not To Scale

GROUND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

BUILDING SECTION

1

Not To Scale

BUILDING SECTION 1/4"

1'-0"

EXISTING BRICK

TILE FLOORING

PORCELAIN TILE

WOOD SURFACE

METAL ACCENTS

FURNITURE SELECTION

BOOTH SEATING

CLASSROOM TABLE

LOUNG E SPACE

SIDE CHAIR

ROUND TABLE

OTTOMAN

LOUNG E SPACE

RECTANGLE TABLE

Not To Scale

LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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C R E AT I V E W O R K Taken with a Nikon D5600 Edited in Photoshop

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