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Meagan R. Roberson

A dedicated and hardworking Interior Architect, looking for a full-time position.

Torgerson Design Partners, Interior Design Associate, Ozark, MO • June 2024 - November 2024

• Set up interior construction document sheets

• Developed interior elevations, millwork elevations, millwork sections, reflected ceiling plans, finish for floor plans, etc.

• Completed redlines for construction documents

• Attended Lunch and Learns with different company's and met with several reps

• Maintained, cleaned, and organized materials

FAY MatLab, University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR • August 2023 – May 2024

• Help students check-out and check-in materials for projects for studio or various classes in the school of Fay Jones

• Manage organization of returned materials.

• Cleaning the room before leaving or closing for the night

• Assisted students with selection of materials

Orientation Leader, University of Arkansas Fayetteville, AR • May 2022 – July 2022

• Facilitated group activities among students and promoted community bonds through engaging events.

• Helped with registration and check-in.

• Addressed questions and concerns in addition to providing resources with more detailed information.

• Coordinated and led campus/residence tours with groups of 80 students and parents.

• Offered personalized support, and guided visitors to target locations and personnel around campus.

Organizations

ASID (American Society of Interior Designers) Fayetteville, AR • January 2022 – Present

Springfield, MO (417)319-9731

meaganroberson17@gmail.com

Skills

Adaptability

Adobe Creative Cloud Adobe Illustrator

Adobe InDesign

Adobe Photoshop Attention to Detail Design

Digital Printing Drafting Drawing Enscape

Material Selection

Problem Solving Revit

Education

University of Arkansas Fayetteville 2019 — 2024

Bachelor of Interior Architecture and Design

P O R T F O L I O

By: Meagan Roberson

Mixed Use 01 Technology in Retail

BYOMA Skincare and VERB hair products are coming together to create a retail store, day spa, event center and rooftop bar in New York City. Both BYOMA and VERB advocate inclusiveness for their products and acknowledge that skincare and haircare isn’t a one fits all. The goal of this space is to help educate customers on what product combination works best for them by using AI technology, smart mirrors, and so much more.

Section A

Section B

Archipelago 02

Islands of S.T.E.M.

It was asked of us to establish a Library of Things to enhance the Fayetteville Public Library’s core services. We have been asked to create a solution that allows items of S.T.E.M. to be collected, organized, and loaned to the community. The Library of Things will also serve as an active learning site for S.T.E.M. The deeper goal is to create a community hub that is inclusive, visionary, and purposeful. The concept of this project was to create “islands” of Science and Math on the first floor. The second floor has the “islands” of Technology and Engineering. I have different flooring and a specific lighting design within the islands as well. It was decided to go with a color palette that fed off the codes of OSHA and with that same idea decided to keep a more industrial feel tie back into the engineering aspect of S.T.E.M.

First Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor

Cafe Lounge

Cafe

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The is on page 8

Lounge

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Makerspace

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The axon is on page 8 on the bottom left

The axon is on page 8 on the top right

Third Floor

First Floor

Bee NEXT 03 The Hive

The client needs inclusion between the hub, home, and headquarters. Employees who work most of their time in the hub want them to feel comfort and control. The client also wants the ability to use virtual reality in the future to connect with potential clients like retailers, influences, and customers. They need Privacy for personal conversations and collaboration. The name largly reflects the design that was choosen. The floor plan is an open concept with dedicated spaces for individual and teamwork. I used repeating patterns and a nature inspired color scheme to help the space feel oepn, more relaxed, and to bring Bostons nature from the outside to inside.