Mary Newberry Portfolio

University of Arkansas — May 2024

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The Desert House

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I was tasked with creating a Curator Residence for

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the Kaufmann House in Plam Springs, and the ability to integrate the Palm Springs landscape seemed to A

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area and the glass-enclosed courtyard which opens on to a terrace. I utilized warm muted tones throughout the house, which were inspired by a desert sunrise F

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Floor Plan

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Dining

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Kitchen

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Indoor Living

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Den/Bedroom

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Pantry

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Half Bathroom

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Courtyard

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Bedroom

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Full Bathroom

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Office

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Front Porch

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Rear Terrace

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Earth to create a continious vein of the surrounding desert running through the

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Entry

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and sunset. The porch, front protruding wall, raised entrance ceiling, and fireplace are formed of Rammed

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Terrace Perspective

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Living Room

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Sunstone

This design is intended to be a workspace, containing two private offices and a general meeting area with seating mounted in a faceted slope. intended for creative work and collaboration. It is intended to be located near

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Antelope Canyon in Arizona. The angular facets are abstracted rock formations and are covered in printed photos of the canyon on vellum which seem to glow when illuminated.

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First Floor Plan

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Second Floor Plan

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Plan & Elevation Sketches

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Collaborative Area Rendering

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Epiphany Gallery

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This gallery is located in the historic Soulard District of St. O

Louis, Missouri and housed in a Federal-period structure.

The area has a rich architectural tradition, and honoring

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it was a driving force behind the design. Rather than an exact reconstruction, the gallery is a comfortable space for modern sensibilities which utilizes historical elements.

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The space examines art history; It celebrates artists and art forms who/that have been marginalized throughout the history of this country and challenges viewers to reframe who they think of as fine artists. The galleries are

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Foyer Seating Area Cloakroom ADA Bathroom Reception First Gallery Second Gallery Bar & Storage Stairs Elevator Back Hallway Kitchen Office Delivery & Storage Courtyard

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the Federal-period to present day.

First Floor Plan

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Entryway & Reception

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Stairs Elevator Gathering Space Third Gallery Sitting Area ADA Bathroom Fouth Gallery Fifth Gallery Outdoor Walkway Open Rooftop Storage

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Second Floor Plan

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Second Gallery Space & Ceiling Sketches 15

Bar, Elevator, & Courtyard 16

Isometric Drawing

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Dawn

My initial designs for this wearable piece were inspired by 1930’s fashion and by the association of air with octahedrons, which form the basis of this project. I created the base by soldering wire into a frame and draping/ sewing fabric to it. Finally, the platonic solids, which I folded from paper, were sewn in place. I wanted to create a subtle transition from organic to geometric, from stark white to full color. I taught myself to smock for this project

Initial Sketches

in order to mimic the facets with fabric. I created a piece inspired by dawn air, light, and color. This piece was designed to be worn, and that relationship with the body was considered in every step of the process. It works with the human form and compliments every line and curve, rather than competing with it.

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Shoulder Close-up

Smocking Detail

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