INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Welcome to Madi Clark’s 2023 Portfolio.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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02 Cultural Center 2023
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Coffee to Cocktails 2023
04 Memory Care Facility 2023
05 Torch of Wisdom 2022
Novas Spa & Resort 2023
EXPERIENCE
SKILLS
Interior Design Intern • Progressive AE
Revit Adobe Suites
Interior Design Intern • Hooker Dejong, Inc.
AutoCAD
Participant of ACE Mentorship • West Michigan Firms & Companies
Enscape
Assistant • Skinny House Interiors
SketchUp
EXTRA-CURRICULAR
EDUCATION
IIDA President • 2023 - Present Neocon Chair Cordinator • 2023 IIDA Student Ambassador • 2022 - 2023
Lawrence Technological University • 2021-Present
Rhino
Hi, I am Madi! As an Interior Designer I offer solutions to everyday problems in the form of design. I aim to meet the needs of others and improve ones experience. I am influenced by organic forms and incoportating nature within a space. I love the work I am involved in. I focus on every detail to ensure my designs are functional and unique. My information is listed below. Feel free to message me on any platform! Madi Clark 616-438-1137 mclark4@ltu.edu linkedin.com/in/madi-clark-580356231
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CULTURAL CENTER
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The cultural center envisioned for Mexicantown aims to foster creativity and bolster community success by infusing the vibrant spirit and rich culture of Mexico into the heart of Detroit, Michigan. Mexicantown, with its thriving atmosphere, requires support to strengthen its foundation. The architectural design of this facility seeks to serve as a beacon of Mexican culture, offering educational opportunities to enlighten individuals about this heritage. In terms of aesthetics, the design employs a carefully balanced color scheme, with a predominant use of neutral tones that serve to accentuate the building's adaptability and versatility. The space configuration will be tailored to encourage social interaction, fostering an environment where people can cultivate meaningful relationships within the community.
Preserved Pieces in Vestibule Preserved Pieces from Existing Building
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6 LVT Shaw
4 3
7 Douglas Fir Wood Paneling 8 Terracotta Pattern Tile 9 Dark Wood Veneer
6 Parti
3 Rug 4 Wood Hexagon Paneling 5 Original Ceiling
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Imagery
1 Calacatta Marble 2 Sanctuary Paint SW
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Center Structure and Bookshelves Storage, Fridges, & Counter
Section 1 DN
UP
Bar and Serving Opening
Art Displays UP
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Art Gallery Market Book Lounge Entry Theatre Bar
Section 1
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COFFEE TO COCKTAILS
7' - 8 7/8 7/8""
Room Room 02 86 SF
MATERIAL ITERATIONS (PHOTOSHOP)
MATERIAL SELECTION
The Coffee to Cocktails project transformed a vintage building into a space that transitions from a cozy coffee shop during the day to a comfortable and charming cocktail bar at night. The project focused on creating an inviting atmosphere through warm wood tones, comfortable seating, and flexible lighting. Large windows allow natural light to flood the space during the day, while sheer curtains soften the light. As evening sets in, warm, amber-toned lighting fixtures create a cozy ambiance, and a dimmer switch allows the lighting to be adjusted to match the mood. The result is a versatile and welcoming space that makes people feel at home and comfortable, whether they’re looking for a cozy spot to work or a relaxing place to enjoy cocktails. This space was worked on for a total of six weeks to transform this space. Sophmore Year | 2023
7' - 8 7/8 7/8""
Created in: Revit/Enscape/Photoshop/Illustrator
Room Room 02 86 SF
7' - 8 7/8 7/8""
FIRST FLOOR PLAN Room Room 02 86 SF
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
Group Social Quiet 8"
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8"
3' - 7"
6' - 2 3/4"
9' - 0 1/2"
7' - 5 7/8"
7' - 8 7/8 7/8""
Room Room 02 86 SF
Group
Social
Quiet
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MEMORY CARE FACILITY
This project focuses on the partial renovation of a hypothetical memory care facility based on the real life memory care building called Pine Hills. The Our location is set in Boulder, Colorado, influencing many decisions within the design. The following areas will be examined: the entry/family area, dining, staff space, theater, courtyard, game room and healing garden. The goal of this project is to create desirable spaces for those suffering from memory loss and those around them through the usage of materials, lighting, furniture and spatial configuration.
Outdoor spaces and adequate circulation play a crucial role in supporting individuals with memory loss. The sensory stimulation provided by nature, coupled with physical activity, enhances cognitive function and helps reduce agitation and anxiety. Well-designed outdoor environments also foster social interaction, providing a sense of connection and preventing isolation. Additionally, these spaces can be purposefully structured to aid wayfinding, promoting a greater sense of independence for individuals navigating through memory-related challenges.
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NOVAS RESORT & SPA
Novas Spa and Resort brings nature into the interior of the building and connects the establishment to the outdoors. Novas harmonizes the unique features of Arizona with the building’s interior to enhance a users overall experience during their visit. Features will include touches of black in elements and latest technology to modernize the space. The space utilizes bright natural light to amplify the feeling of the outdoors. While maintaining the warmth through sunlight, the spaces are incorporating cool tones to offset the warmth. On top of this, wood elements are scattered throughout to magnify biofillic design. With this approach, Novas encourage a sound mind and sound body.
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WC - 1 Scribble Terracota
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CT - 1 Midori Green
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LVL - 1 Walnut
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CT - 2 Shiny Black
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CPT - 1 Birch
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WC - 2 Cloudy Ink
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PES - 2 Herbal
PC - 1 Manor White
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PES - 1 Pine
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LI - 1 Hawby Linen 111 45
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TORCH OF WISDOM
UP
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21
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Vestibule
Storage
Office
Storage Room
Storage
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Lg Multi Room
Welcome Area/Catering
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15
Storage
Storage
7 Md MultiPurpose Rm
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19
6
Storage
Closet
Storage 18
4 17
Toliet Room
Conference Rm 2
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Toliet Room
Conference Room 5 Storage
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Vestibule
Storage
Lounge Hall
office for sorority
Storage
The Torch of Wisdom building is a Non-Profit organization. The goal of this design is to create a multi purpose place that will fit the needs of the organization. The organization wants to provide a space that is welcoming to the community and allows people to feel comfortable in their space. The design will need to be simplistic to be versatile for whatever type of event may occur. This new concept will need to meet the requirements for ADA compliant. While being simplistic this environment should feel welcoming, sophisticated, intentional, soothing building, and promote the values of Torch of Wisdom.
SULLY Manufacturer : Steelcase
Tag : C-4 Quantity : 10 NYLON/WOOL color 996 2968/996
ELBROOK HUDDLE TABLE Manufacturer : Steelcase
Tag : T-3 Quantity : 4 LAMINATE CLEAR OAK PAINT 4CZ1 AUBERGINE
CPT-1 SHAW FLOORING BEIGE 38105
COALESSE POTRERO415 MEZZO CORY GROSSER Manufacturer : Steelcase
Manufacturer : Bernhardt
Tag : T-5 Quantity : 1 Material : LAMINATE Melamine, Wood
Tag : C-5 Quantity : 7 COATED FABRIC- ALLUDE OAK 845
PNT-1 SHERWIN WILLIAMS GREEK VILLA 7551
THANK YOU mclark4@ltu.edu