Molly Bruns Portfolio

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE&DESIGN

PORTFOLIO molly c. bruns

MOLLY BRUNS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER PHONE 573 606 9193

EMAIL mocarbru@gmail.com

KANSAS CITY MO

PORTFOLIO

WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

THOR GUARD, INC. | KANSAS CITY, MO Architectural & Sales Consultant | April 2025 - Present

B.S. INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE University of Kansas Lawrence, KS | 2020 - 2024

• Client outreach regarding weather detection systems across 12 states • Plan and coordinate installation logistics based on site constraints • Resolve technical issues and coordinate project needs efficiently

MISSOURI STATE PARKS | MISSOURI Design Consultant | May 2024 - October 2024 • Source & purchase FF&E from local vendors for various of project types • Assist in schematic & design development for state park sites • Participate in construction administration oversight • Manage project logistics, coordinated timelines & deliverables

THE JAYHAWK CLUB | LAWRENCE, KS Event Coordinator & Bartender | May 2024 - April 2025 • Plan & run private events and club functions, handling setup, scheduling, & vendor coordination • Mix drinks, manage bar inventory, & ensure responsible alcohol service.

• Provide friendly, attentive customer service to members and guests.

• Work with the team to improve event flow, bar operations, & menu planning.

• Train & support staff

HOLLIS & MILLER ARCHITECTS | CASTLE ROCK, CO Intern | May 2023 - December 2023 • Assist senior architects & designers with space planning, concept development, FF&E specifications, material specifications, construction documents, 3D modeling, renders, construction administration, & presentations

KU ARCHD LASER AND 3D PRINT LAB | LAWRENCE, KS Technician | September 2023 - May 2024 • Assist students & faculty with laser cutter & 3D printers • Repair faulty equipment and machinery

PWARCHITECTS | COLUMBIA, MO Intern | May 2021 - August 2021; May 2022 - August 2022 • Create 3D modeling, floor plans, sections, elevations, and renders for residential, industry, & education projects.

• Compile & revise construction documents.

• Collaborate with architects in client, design, & schematic meetings.

COLLEGE FOR KIDS: A SUMMER EXPLORATION | FULTON, MO Office Staff & Counselor | 2019 - 2022 Summers • Plan and organized large group activities & logistics for children ages 6-15.

• Assist in gifted education courses & oversee childcare • IT management

HELIAS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Valedictorian Jefferson City, MO | 2016 -2020

PROFICIENCIES Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Lumion, SketchUp, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, 3D Printing, Laser Cutting, CNC Machining

ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS IIDA Events Director 2023 - 2024 AIAS SCHOOL OF ARCH STUDENT MENTOR KU ARCHD MATERIAL LIBRARIAN ROCK CHALK REVUE SET DESIGNER • 2024 Best Set Design • 2024 Best Show

KAPPA ALPHA THETA FRATERNITY Member Class Representative Member of DE&I, housing, & nominating committees PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION Director of Interfraternal Relations & Member Development 2022 - 2023 • Facilitate relations between all Sorority & Fraternity Councils • Oversee new member education & programming • Represent The University of Kansas at the Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values National Convention • Head of New Member Scholarship Board • Plan & facilitate community-wide events

INDEX

1 VIVACITY 2 DESIGN RESEARCH 3 SURE 4 5 DYAD PERSONAL WORKS 6 THE FORGE

COLIVING/MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL | SPRING 2024

MEMORY CARE | FALL 2022

FALL 2023

SUSTAINABLE HOUSING | SPRING 2022

COWORKING | FALL 2021

VARIOUS DATES

# THE

FORGE

CO-LIVING SPRING 2024 - 4TH YEAR

CONCEPT - THE HEARTH By reinterpreting the traditional and cultural symbolism of the hearth, the design presents a bold, contemporary vision that centers the spatial experience around warmth, connection, and communal belonging OVERVIEW Cohousing is an intentional, collaborative neighborhood that combines private homes with shared indoor and outdoor spaces to support an active, interdependent community life. This project is designed for those engaged in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) pursuits—whether as a retreat or a yearround home. With amenities that support focused work, shared expression, and meaningful connection, residents participate in shaping a community grounded in diverse thought and mutual support

Design Considerations Natural Light Sharing & Collaboration Personalization Wellness & Biophilia Adaptability

COLOR STORY

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MN

A CANAD USA

48.6023° N, 93.4041° W POPULATION: 5,718

VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK

CODE: IBC 310.03 RESIDENTIAL GROUP R-2 IBC 503.1.2 BUILDINGS ON SAME LOT IBC 508.5 LIVE/WORK UNITS

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MINNESOTA STATE BUILDING CODE 1303.1600 FOOTING DEPTH FOR FROST 1303.2100 EXTERIOR WOOD DECKS PERMITTED MATERIALS

WELL BUILDING STANDARDS A07 OPERABLE WINDOWS LO5 DAYLIGHT DESIGN STRATEGIES X06 VOC RESTRICTIONS

1 MILE

Bubble Diagram

Adjacency Matrices

Common House

Site

Small Residence

Large Residence

Art Lab

STEM Lab

SITE & SCHEMATICS

b

Key

3 3 3

3

Grounds

Decking

Water

Road

Building

Walking Path

WALKING PATHS

5

Organic paths connect each structure to promote community. The perimeter path doubles as a service road.

4 1

VIEWS

2

Situated on a lake peninsula, panoramic wooded and waterscapes ensure a beautiful view from all areas.

2 2

2

2

2

SECURITY Perimeter path is secured by automated gates.

The public entrance directly connects to a secure entry in the Common House

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1

2

3

4

5

Common House

Small Residence

Large Residence

Greenhouse

STEAM House

14500 SQFT Community Spaces Market Library Admin

1500 SQFT 2 Bed, or 1 Bed 1 Office 1 Bathroom Carport

1900 SQFT 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Carport Shared Courtyard

1480 SQFT Planting Space Community Space

4500 SQFT 2 Floors Work Rooms STEM Lab Art Lab

User Persona THE RESEARCHER

THE FAMILY

EXPLORE | DISCOVER | OUTREACH The researcher is someone who has moved to the area because of the regional attributes. They are doing studies with local natural life or astronomy in the dark sky zone.

SHARE | NURTURE | PROSPER The family is a unit that comes with the either the researcher, writer, or creator. They spend their time either going to work, school, or in the community.

Primary Spaces: Office, Residence, Library

Primary Spaces: Residence, Greenhouse, Common House

THE CREATOR

THE WRITER

PRACTICE | REFINE | DESIGN The creator is an artisan that spends most of their year here.

They come to develop their skills and focus on their work.

ESCAPE | INSPIRE | LEARN The writer treats this residence as an escape. They come here part of the year to focus and be inspired while working on their next project.

Primary Spaces: Art Studio, Residence, Market

Primary Spaces: Office, Residence, Library

COMMUNITY SPACES

Greenhouse

Ideation Playing with the sloped roof motif seen throughout the project, the greenhouse is the most explorative form

Concept Elevation This view explores the front view of the structure to better understand the geometry of the greenhouse

White Box Axon Created to better understand the form and materiality. The base stone wall anchors the geometric glazing form

RR

STORAGE

COMMON SPACE

Floor Plan The greenhouse not only serves as a place to grow and garden, but as another community space. By separating the garden center from the community space it allows for an exploration of space and greater use possibility

GARDEN

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1

Greenhouse Furniture Plan - Untagged 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

Common House F 1/8" = 1'-0"

Furniture - Untagged

Common House Floor Plan

Kitchen & Pantry This community space is designed for resident use anytime, whether its grabbing a snack or entertaining the whole village

DINING

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KITCHEN PANTRY

RR RR THEATER

Youth Space

LOUNGE

YOUTH SPACE

The youth space gives freedom for children of all ages to either run and climb, or sit and play

GYM

RR STORAGE

RR MECH

LIBRARY

RR

ADMIN

RR

Admin & Entry The secure entry and admin adjacency allows to receive both residents and visitors safely and comfortable

ENTRY

MARKET

Market The market allows for artisans, writers, and researchers to show off and sell their work as well as offering a space for residents to pick up daily items

LOUNGE & CONCOURSE

14'- 10' AFF SLOPED 14' AFF

10' AFF 14'- 10' AFF SLOPED 14' AFF

14'- 10' AFF SLOPED 14' AFF

14'- 10' AFF SLOPED 14' AFF

N Lounge RCP 3/32" = 1'-0"

RCP

Floor Plan

1

LOUNGE HIGHLIGHTED PLAN 1 3/32" = 1'-0"

Molly Bruns

2' - 0"

5' - 0"

Notes

2' - 0"

Lounge RCP

Molly Bruns

Forge Coliving

Common House Furniture - Untagged 1/8" = 1'-0"

IA 409 Course Dr Nisha Fernando Instructor Author Drawn by University of Kansas 1' - 0"

Forge Coliving

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0' - 7" 0' - 7"

3' - 0"

9' - 0"

10' - 0"

14' - 0"

1' - 0"

3' - 0"

1

2' - 0"

3' - 6"

14' - 10"

3' - 10"

2' - 0"

9' - 0"

1' - 4"

24' - 10"

Sectional Elevation

Molly Bruns

Zellige Field Sumac Forge Coliving Cle Tile

Notes

Alpaca Velvet Brunia Maharam

White Oak Floor Ashaway Bay

Reframe Lounge Mid Back Herman Miller

Unnamed Lounge Sectional Elevation Dims Coppenhagen Side Table Round 005 HAY Scale 3/16" = 1'-0"

IA 409 Course Dr Nisha Fernando Instructor Author Drawn by University of Kansas

DINING & KITCHEN

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14'- 10' SLOPED

14'- 10' SLOPED 14' AFF

14' AFF 14'- 10' SLOPED

9' AFF 14' AFF 14'- 10' SLOPED

Dining / Kitchen RCP 3/32" = 1'-0"

RCP

Floor Plan

Parma Star & Cross Tile - White e Coliving TileBar

RubyWood Chair NaughtOne

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Mac's Table Kitchen and Dining RCP Volume 1.0 Sandler Botanical 009Daltile

Notes

IA 409 Course Dr Nisha Fernando Instructor Author Drawn by University of Kansas

Scale 3/32" = 1'-0"

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Lumiclear - Maple Wood Ribbon Lumicor

Notes

IA Course Instructor D M Drawn by University of Kansas

Materials & Furniture 25' - 9"

2' - 0"

25' - 9"

2' - 0"

22' - 4"

0' - 11"

3' - 0"

2' - 8"

9' - 0"

14' - 0"

1' - 0" 0' - 2" 0' - 11 1/4"

1' - 1 3/4" 3' - 9 3/4"

0' - 11" 0' - 2"

9' - 0"

2' - 0"

0' - 2" 0' - 10 3/4" 0' - 2"

0' - 9 1/4" 1' - 8"

Sectional Elevation

2' - 0"

4' - 3 1/4"

13' - 0"

4' - 3 1/2"

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Spatial Plan In effort to highlight the regions natural beauty, tall ceilings affixed with skylights and large windows adorn this communal space. The communal dining space allows for flexibility Molly Brunsand community Forge Coliving

Materiality & Furniture Selecting beautiful yet durable materials and furniture was key to making this space livable.

Blending commercial-grade quality with a residential feel makes the dining area inviting, while ready to withstand daily wear for years to come.

Annotated Sectional Elevation Notes

Dining Kitchen

IA 409 Course Dr Nisha Fernando Instructor Author Drawn by University of Kansas 1

Common House Furniture - Untagged 1/8" = 1'-0"

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Scale 3/16" = 1'-0"

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1

Small Residence A Furniture Plan untagged

Small Residence RCP 10' AFF

10' AFF

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LIVING

MECH

KITCHEN

10' AFF 10' - 8' SLOPED

10' AFF RR

10' AFF

RCP

RESIDENCE

*For each rcp, I selected, specified, and calculated lighting fixtures to meet IES footcandle recomendations

PANTRY & STORAGE

BEDROOM BEDROOM

Floor Plan

1

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Materials & Furniture

Construction Documents

BEDROOM 142 SQFT

BEDROOM 230 SQFT

STRG

STRG

Dimensioned Floor Plan

BATHROOM 80 SQFT

Compiling a complete set of plans for this project helped to better understand the methodology and importance of inch of the designed space Fiber Side Chair Muuto

LIVING & DINING 356 SQFT

PANTRY 140 SQFT

KITCHEN 135 SQFT

MECH 60 SQFT

STRG

THE FORGE COLIVING BRUNS | IA 409

Small Residence B - Dimension Plan

Finish Schedule

WT-1

WT-1

F-6

Material Floor Plan

T-4

S-1

T-3

F-1

All Walls Unless Marked Otherwise

S-2

WT-1

WC-3 Manufacturer: Koroseal Name: Ramie Color: Intertwine 8221-13

LEED Compliant, Recycled Content,CARB Compliant, CDPH / CHPS 01350 Compliant, Formaldehyde Free, Low Emitting/Low VOC LEED Compliant, CARB Compliant, Low Emitting/Low VOC

T-3 Manufacturer: Country Floors Name: Serendipity Color: Pure White, Fire Engine

WT-1 F-7

WC-3 F-5

WT-1

1

Area Rug

Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), LEED Compliant,CARB Compliant, CDPH / CHPS 01350 Compliant, Low Emitting/Low VOC, UL

B-1 Manufacturer: Tarkett Name: Johnsonite Mandalay 3 Wall Base Color: White

Manufacturer Take-Back Program, Recycled Content Pre-Consumer, Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), LEED Compliant, Recycled Content, CARB Compliant, CDPH / CHPS

T-4 Manufacturer: Artistic Tile Name: Sinuous Color: Calcatta Gold

LEED Compliant, CARB Compliant, Low Emitting/Low VOC

Surfaces S-1 Manufacturer: Ashawa Bay Name:Wood Veneer Color: White Oak Rift

LEED Compliant, Locally sourced, USDA Certified Biobased

S-2 Manufacturer: ASCALE Name: Allure Matt 2'' Color: Black

Recycled Content

S-3 Manufacturer: Cambria Name: Engineered Stone Slab Color: Minnesota Snow

LEED Compliant, CDPH / CHPS 01350 Compliant, Declare Label LBC Compliant, Declare Label LBC Red List Approved, Health Product Declaration (HPD), Low Emitting/Low VOC, NSF/ANSI 51 Certified, UL GREENGUARD, UL GREENGUARD GOLD

Window Treatment:

Sustainability:

WT-1 Manufacturer: Knoll Name: Bon Nuit Color: Igloo

Free of intentionally added PFAS

All Walls Unless Marked Otherwise

Small Residence Material Plan 1/8" = 1'-0"

THE FORGE COLIVING BRUNS | IA 409

Serendipity - Red and White Minnesota Tile

Notes

Small Residence B - Material Plan IA 409 Course Dr Nisha Fernando Instructor Author Drawn by University of Kansas

BEDROOM

M003 Scale 1/8" = 1'-0"

BEDROOM

STRG

Furniture Floor Plan

STRG

BATHROOM

The furniture floor plan tags and codes every specified piece of furniture, fixture, and equipment. The FF&E spec book lists the exact piece of furniture, warranty, material, quantity, and cut sheets

PANTRY

KITCHEN LIVING & DINING

MECH

STRG

THE FORGE COLIVING BRUNS | IA 409

Tink Table Gazzada

Small Residence B - Furniture Plan

1’-0’’

Detail Drawings

WHITE CEILING GYPSUM

TO FINISHED CEILING

WHITE OAK VENEER PANEL WOOD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED 1/4’’ METAL SHELF SUPPORT (2) 1’’ WHITE OAK SHELF, ADJUSTABLE 2’-6‘’

2’-8’’

4’’

WALL MOUNTED CABINET CONSTRUCTED OF 3/4’’ PARTICLE BOARD AND WHITE OAK VENEER EXTERIOR ON ALL EXPOSED SIDES

2’’

1 1/2’’

2’-1‘’

4’’

2’ - 10’’

4’’ 3’’

THE FORGE COLIVING BRUNS | IA 409

Notes

2’’ ALLURE MATT 2'' SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP W/ BACKSPLASH INDICATED IN MATERIAL PLAN DRAWERS CONSTRUCTED OF 3/4’’ PARTICLE BOARD AND WHITE OAK VENEER EXTERIOR ON ALL EXPOSED SIDES BASE CABINET CONSTRUCTED OF 3/4’’ PARTICLE BOARD AND WHITE OAK VENEER EXTERIOR ON ALL EXPOSED SIDES

2’ - 4 1/2’’ WH

Range - Deep Cherry Fisher and Paykel

The casework detail drawings show precise dimensions, materials, and construction methods for all built-in cabinetry. This outlines specifications for accurate fabrication and installation

1’-9‘’ 2’-0‘’

KITCHEN CASEWORK DETAIL IA 409 Course Instructor Dr Nisha Fernando Molly Bruns Drawn by University of Kansas

DE001 Scale 1/2" = 1'

5/9/2024 10:49:57 PM

The material floor plan tags and codes every material used from floor to ceiling and is listed in its entirety in the project manual

Manufacturer Take-Back Program, Recycled Content Post-Consumer, Recycled Content - Pre-Consumer, LEED Compliant, Recycled Content, CARB

Walls:

F-5

Recycled Content Pre-Consumer, LEED Compliant, Recycled Content, CARB Compliant, Low Emitting/Low VOC Manufacturer Take-Back Program, Recycled Content Post-Consumer, Recycled Content - Pre-Consumer, LEED Compliant, Recycled Content, CARB

PT-1 Manufacturer: Sherwin Williams Name: SuperPaint® With Santizing Technology - Satin Color: City Loft SW 7631

F-7 Manufacturer: FLOR Name: Twin Palms Color: Black

S-3 F-5

WH

PentaLux 3d Printed Pendant Cooper

Sustainability: LEED Compliant, Locally sourced, USDA Certified Biobased

F-6 Manufacturer: FLOR Name: Twin Palms Color: Tundra

F-6

Notes:

Floor: F-1 Manufacturer: Ashaway Bay Name: Engineered Hardwood Color: Select White Oak Rift & Quartered F-5 Manufacturer: Daltile Name: Vertuo 12x24 Tile Color: Bravura

Schematic Design Key

Circulation Private Neutral Social

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Bubble Diagram

Floor Plan Circulation Restroom

VIVACITY

Salon & Spa

MEMORY CARE FACILITY FALL 2022 - 3RD YEAR

CONCEPT - EMBODIED PEACE The importance of prioritizing the individual experience in memory care is vital to the success of the facility. With peace at the center of design it creates a multifaceted approach to design goals.

OVERVIEW Memory Care facility for patients with early-stage Alzheimer’s in Dallas, TX, in an already existing space.

The goals are to activate the creative parts of their brain through the spatial experience by interaction, community and reconnection with one’s self.

SPATIAL PLAN When laying out the floor plan for this space, it was important to consider similar, lifestyle-like adjacencies. Keeping this in mind, there is a “main street” type organization. For example, the salon, school areas, gallery, and theater are near one another as they would be in the typical world.

Collaboration

Recreation

Reflection Space

Blocking Diagram

Cafe

Reading Nook Recreation

Reading Nook

Living

Physical Therapy

Store Restroom Storage Kitchen Storage

Daycare

Lobby

Living

Restroom Storage & Admin

Gallery

Theater

Restroom

Restaurant

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CAFE

Top: Cafe bar with accessible counter and booth seating Bottom: Reflective seating pit with planters

No.

Description

Date

Molly Bruns Memory Care Furniture Project Number Date Drawn By Checked By

Scale

Project Number Issue Date Author Checker

A102

Floor Plan

Tilebar Nabi Harlequin Deep Emerald

Tilebar Wonderland Garden White

Trucor LVT & Cork Amalfi Oak

Herman Miller Valor Chair

Reflected Ceiling Plan

- 0'' A.F.F.

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13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F. 8' - 6'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

10' - 0'' A.F.F.

OCL Nova Pendant

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

12' - 0'' A.F.F.

12' - 0'' A.F.F.

11' - 0'' A.F.F.

11' - 0'' A.F.F.

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

14' - 0'' A.F.F.

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

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

14' - 0'' A.F.F.

12' - 0'' A.F.F.

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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11' - 0'' A.F.F. 14' - 0'' A.F.F.

No. 12' - 9'' A.F.F.

9' - 10'' A.F.F.

9' - 10'' A.F.F.

No.

9' - 0'' A.F.F.

1

Cafe Ceiling Plan 3/8" = 1'-0"

Key

Lighting Call Outs

Lighting Call Outs

Duct Equipment / Other Duct Equipment / Other

Lighting Call Outs

Duct Equipment / Other

R-1 White Downlight GU10 R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, 1750Power: Lm LED, 4000k, 1750 Lm

Supply Air Duct

8’’ Recessed

R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, 1750 Lm

P-1 18'' OCL Nova P-1 18'' OCL Nova Finish: White Textured Powder Finish:Coat White Textured Powder Coat 18'' OCL Power: LED, 2800k,P-1 3560 Lm Nova Power: LED, 2800k, 3560 Lm

Nova Pendant

Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 3560 Lm

P-2 60'' OCL Aro Cluster P-2 60''P-2 OCL60'' AroOCL Cluster Aro Cluster Finish: White Textured Coat Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Finish: White Powder Textured Powder Coat LED, 11730 Lm Power: LED, 2800k,Power: 11730 Lm2800k, Power: LED, 2800k, 11730 Lm

Aro Cluster

Ceiling Height

Ceiling Height

Supply Duct

Supply Air Duct

Return Duct

Return Air Duct

Return Air Duct

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

9' - 0'' A.F.F.

9' - 0'' A.F.F.

9' - 10'' A.F.F.

9' - 10'' A.F.F.

10' - 0'' A.F.F.

10' - 0'' A.F.F.

Sprinkler Sprinkler

Sprinkler

Cafe Lighting Calculation Cafe Lighting Calculation

Min: 1900 sqft x 45 IES = Min: 85500 Lmsqft x 45 IES = 85500 Lm 1900

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

Return Air Duct

Sprinkler

Ceiling Height

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

R-1 1750Lm x 26 = 45550R-1 Lm1750Lm x 26 = 45550 Lm

3560Lm Lm 3560Lm x 9 = 32040 Lm Min: 1900 sqft x 45 IES P-1 = 85500 Lm x 9 = 32040 P-1

11' - 0'' A.F.F.

11' - 0'' A.F.F.

P-2 11730Lm x 1 = 11730P-2 Lm11730Lm x 1 = 11730 Lm

- 6'' A.F.F. R-1 8' 1750Lm x 26 = 45550 Lm P-1 3560Lm x 9 = 32040 Lm = 89320 Lm Total P-2 11730Lm x 1 = 11730 Lm

Cafe Lighting Calculation Cafe Lighting Calculation Cafe Lighting Calculation 1/4" = 1'-0" 1/4" = 1'-0" 10' - 0'' A.F.F. 11' - 0'' A.F.F.

12' - 9'' A.F.F.

14' - 0'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

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Memory Care Unnamed

1/4" = 1'-0"

12' - 9'' A.F.F. 12' - 9'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

Molly Bruns

9' - 10'' A.F.F.

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer 14' - 0'' A.F.F.

Molly Bruns Moll

Total = 89320 Lm

12' - 0'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

Total = 89320 Lm

9' - 0'' A.F.F.

12' - 0'' A.F.F. 12' - 0'' A.F.F.

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer

Cafe Legend 1/4" = 1'-0"

Date

Cafe Lighting Calculation

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

Supply Air Duct

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer

Cafe Legend 1/4" = 1'-0"

Description

OCL Aro Cluster

9' - 10'' A.F.F. 9' - 0'' A.F.F.

Cafe Ceiling Plan 3/8" = 1'-0"

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12' - 9'' A.F.F.

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Cafe RCP

14' - 0'' A.F.F.

Scale

As indicated

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9' - 0'' A.F.F.

Description No.

12' - 9'' A.F.F.

Checked by

Scale

Project number Project Date

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Cafe RCP Cafe Scale

As in

Spatial Plan When designing the circulation space there were specific design elements that were crucial to benefiting the users.

They are: wide halls to allow for ease of circulation, wall supports, rest areas for fatigue, signage for wayfinding and clarity, contrasting wall, floor, and ceiling finishes to easily discern space, visual adjacencies, and adjustable lighting levels to ease visibility

Discernible flooring change has been added to distinguish spatial areas.

Handrails have been built into the wall design to effectively give support to the users

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CIRCULATION

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Description

Date

Molly Bruns Memory Care Furniture Project Number Date Drawn By Checked By

Scale

Project Numbe Issue Date Autho Checke

A102

Floor Plan

Herman Miller Nemschoff Iris Chair with Arms

Mohawk Group Surfside MonaVista

Trucor LVT & Cork Fawn Oak

14' - 1'' A.F.F.

Reflected Ceiling Plan

13' - 6'' A.F.F. 10' - 0'' A.F.F.

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

11' - 6'' A.F.F.

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

14' - 1'' A.F.F.

8' - 4'' A.F.F.

11' A.F.F.

12' - 0'' A.F.F.

Consulta Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

13' - 6'' A.F.F. 11' - 0'' A.F.F. 14' - 0'' A.F.F.

14' A.F.F.

Consulta Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

11' - 6'' A.F.F. 10' - 10'' A.F.F.

1 11' A.F.F.

Consulta Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Circulation and Living RCP 3/8" = 1'-0" 12' - 9'' A.F.F.

Consulta Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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Lighting Call Outs

Duct Equipment / Other

Lighting Call Outs

R-1 White Downlight GU10

8’’ Recessed

R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, Power: LED, 4000k, 17501750 Lm Lm

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Duct Equipment / Other

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Supply Air Duct

Supply Air Duct

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Cafe Lighting Calculation

10' - 10'' A.F.F. 11' - 0'' A.F.F.

Min: 1900 sqft x 45 IES = 85500 Lm R-1 1750Lm x 26 = 45550 Lm P-1 3560Lm x 9 = 32040 Lm P-2 11730Lm x 1 = 11730 Lm Total = 89320 Lm

Return Duct

OCL Loop 24’’

P-1P-3 18''24'' OCLOCL Nova Loop Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Coat Finish: White Textured Powder Power: LED, 2800k, 3560 Lm

Return Air Duct

Power: LED, 2800k, 3286 Lm

Lighting Call Outs

Duct Equipment / Other

R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, 1750 Lm

Supply Air Duct

Ceiling Height

P-2 60'' OCL Aro Cluster Finish: White Textured P-4 48'' OCL Loop Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 10' 11730 - 10''Lm A.F.F. Coat Finish: White Textured Powder

OCL Loop 48’’ Power: LED, 2800k, 10347 Lm 11' - 0'' A.F.F. 11' - 6'' A.F.F.

OCL Loop 24’’

P-3 24'' OCL Loop Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 3286 Lm

OCL Loop 48’’

Cafe Legend 1/4" = 1'-0"Return Air Duct

P-4 48'' OCL Loop Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 10347 Lm

Circulation and Living Lighting Calculation

Min: 1850 sqft x 25 IES = 46250 Lm R-1 1750 Lm x 6 = 10500 Lm P-3 3286 Lm x 2 = 6572 Lm P-4 10347 Lm x 2 = 20694 Lm R-2 8500 Lm x 1 = 8500 Total = 46266 Lm

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Faro Barcelona Strip Light 14' - 0'' A.F.F.

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11' - 0'' A.F.F.

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Koroseal Arbor Walnut Veneer 13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer

R-2 Faro Barcelona Strip Light 13' - 6'' A.F.F. Finish: Matte Difuser Power: LED, 4000k, 8500 Lm 14' - 1'' A.F.F.

Circualtion and Living Legend 1/4" = 1'-0" Sprinkler

Return Air Duct

9' - 0'' A.F.F.

Circulation and Living Lighting Calculation 1/4" = 1'-0"

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer

14' - 0'' A.F.F.

Cafe Lighting Calculation 1/4" = 1'-0"

Spatial Plan The collaboration space is a designated area that allows the residents to interact with the children in the daycare.

This has been proven mutually and substantially beneficial for development for both parties. The space has been designed to both small children and adults with mobility issues can use the space. Including easily accessible and visible storage allows for ease of access and memory.

A cushioned carpet is included for floor activity for the children while also creating a bench system for seated interaction

The wrap around counter top creates a flow iin the space and avoids harsh corners that can lead to injury

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

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Floor Plan

Riad Tile Terrazzo Terra

Maharam 014 Daydream - Embed

Mohawk Group Cornflower - Balanced Weave

Reflected Ceiling Plan

Lighting Call Outs 10' - 0'' A.F.F.

Duct Equipment / Other

10' - 0'' A.F.F.

R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, 1750 Lm 8' - 6'' A.F.F.

8' - 6'' A.F.F.

OCL Nova Pendant 13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

Supply Air Duct

13' - 11 3/4'' A.F.F.

P-1 18'' OCL Nova Finish: White Textured Powder Coat 8' - 4'' A.F.F. 8' - 4'' A.F.F. Power: LED, 2800k, 3560 Lm

Return Air Duct

1

Sprinkler

P-2 60'' OCL Aro Cluster Finish: White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 11730 Lm 14' - 0'' A.F.F.

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14' - 0'' A.F.F.

11' - 0'' A.F.F

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14' - 0'' A.F.F

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0'' A.F.F. Min: 1000 sqft9'x -45 IES = 45000 Lm 9' - 0'' A.F.F.

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13' - 0'' A.F.F

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Cafe Ceiling Plan Cafe Ceiling Plan 1 3/8" = 1'-0" 3/8" = 1'-0"

Lighting Call Outs

Lighting Call Outs

R-1 White Downlight GU10 R-1 White Downlight GU10 Finish: Aluminum Finish: Aluminum Power: LED, 4000k, 1750Power: Lm LED, 4000k, 1750 Lm

Key

8’’ Recessed

Collaboration Space Lighting Calculation 3/8" = 1'-0" P-1 18'' OCL Nova P-1 18'' OCL Nova Finish: White Textured Powder Finish:Coat White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 3560Power: Lm LED, 2800k, 3560 Lm

Nova Pendant

P-2 60'' OCL Aro Cluster P-2 60'' OCL Aro Cluster Finish: White Textured Powder Finish:Coat White Textured Powder Coat Power: LED, 2800k, 11730 Lm LED, 2800k, 11730 Lm Power:

Aro Cluster

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Ceil

Supply Duct

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12' - 9'' A.F.F.

12' -

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Supply Air Duct

Supply Air Duct

Return Duct

Return Air Duct

Return Air Duct

Sprinkler

Sprinkler

Sprinkler

Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer Koroseal Arbor Walnut Wood Veneer

Level 2 - Callout 1 3/8" = 1'-0" Cafe Legend 1/4" = 1'-0"

Cafe Legend 1/4" = 1'-0"

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Creative Studios

Creative Studios

Annotated Works Cites

Behavioral Ob & Analysis

Observers were placed within both shared studio and solo studio sp Over the course of a few weeks data points were collected.

McCoy, Janetta Mitchell. “Linking the Physical Work Environment to Creative Context.” Journal of Creative Behavior 39.3 (2005): 169-91. ProQuest. Web. Teams’ creative achievements are increasingly recognized as a primary output for organizations. As technology advances, generating vast amounts of accessible information, many corporate and government entities face the challenge of creatively utilizing this information. Despite efforts and investments in identifying and training teams for creative success, there’s limited understanding of how the physical design of organizational environments contributes to creativity. This literature review, encompassing creativity, organizational behavior, and environment and behavior studies, highlights the importance of the physical environment in fostering creativity. It establishes connections between creative team characteristics, social influences, and the properties of the physical office environment.

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“Creativity, Work and the Physical Environment.” Steelcase, 2017, chrome-extension:// efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/www.steelcase.com/content/uploads/2017/06/360_Focus.pdf.

Steelcase outlines the importance of prioritizing creativity within the workplace. As the availability and prevalence of AI are on the rise, the human element of design is more crucial than ever. They then outline the key factors to fostering a creative environment. They are as follows: interactions that aim to inspire, emotional and physical comfort that acts as a “social lubricant”, building a fluid ecosystem with varying privacy opportunities, and cultivating a community that values a creative culture.

Summary

Methods Suggestion

These sources provide an interesting and multifaceted outlook as far as research methods for measuring creativity. The conclusions gathered allow for a sound foundation in key elements in fostering creativity within the studio. Some key takeaways are fostering a supportive culture, prioritizing physical and mental comfort, incorporating positive sensory elements, incorporating spaces for varying collaboration levels, and the inclusion of personal identity.

Based on these findings, I would suggest three different research methods. The first being a survey for mass general feedback, the second observational research to see how users are currently using the space, and the third being a focus group to dig deeper into certain topics.

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Student locations - no specified interaction type

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Student locations - Social Interaction

Student locations Academic Interaction

Creative Studios

Creative Studios

Creative Studio Prototype 5

This prototype was designed to be a single studio room within a larger building. The space has been organized to create both desk and collaborative space within the same room

DESIGN RESEARCH

1. Work Space This studio is created for 20 students, each with their own desk 2. Storage Closet A large storage closet allows for unneeded furniture, supplies, or other belongings to be out of the way

3. Phone Booth These “phone booths” allows users to take a private call, step away to focus, or relax privately

4. Lounge This lounge space allows students an area

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6. Amenities Across from the lounge space is a

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place where users can access a fridge, microwave, coffee machine, and storage.

7. Interactive Screens These mobile screens allow for instruction anywhere, but have a place to home for typical instruction

8. Student Storage Built in cabinets were added for

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student to store personal belongings and supplies

to be social or work in a different posture while still being near their main work space

5. Collaboration Space This collaboration space is

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equipped with an interactive monitor for critique

FALL 2023 - 4TH YEAR

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Creative Studios

Creative Studios

Creative Studio Axon OVERVIEW Under the guidance of environmental psychology PhD candidate, Casey Franklin, I was able to be a part of conducting research on inclusive restrooms and creativity in design studios through application in the built environment. Shown is a snap shot of spreads created for the research conducted in the fall of 2023.

For more detail & full documents, please go to https://issuu.com/mollybruns

The collaboration area is kept separate from focus space Integrated technology is added to boost creativity through critique and collaboration

Pin-up spaces are throughout the entire room adding elements of collaboration and acoustic properties

The focus area of the studio is separated both visually and audibly from the collaboration and lounge spaces The desking system has integrated power for easy access for charging

The phone booths offer privacy, they come equipped with smart glass that can become frosted at the click of a button

The lighting design helps cre a comfortable atmosphere b anchoring the space, adding acoustics, and are dimable

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Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

1.1 Oak Park Community Recreation Center Restroom

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paces to observe how users are using the space.

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“In a diverse community with equity, inclusivity, and sustainability as core values, Oak Park has opened their new Community Recreation Center, a net-zero building with a wide range of programming for people of all ages and abilities with a focus on afterschool and inclusive programming.”

1. Open to Circulation The restroom acts as an

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alcove adjacent to a main circulatory hallway. This allows an open flow to the rest building, aiding in highly visible spaces that create a feeling of safety

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Student & Professor locations - Interactive

2. Rest Areas The bench allows for the restroom to While collecting data, it was clear that students greatly appreciated having a place to “home” from, such as a desk, but when wanting to interact with others were concerned with disrupting others, thus creating discomfort.

Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

allows for easy cleaning. It also has strong contrast in color value to easily discern spaces. This is important for people with visual impairment and also helps with wayfinding

7. Circulation within the Restroom The

Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

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3. Partition The partition between the urinal and the toilet is unnecessary for privacy and can make it difficult to for a person with a physical disability to access the toilet, but it does aid in cleanliness by blocking potential splashing

1. Materials The material selection for this restroom is easily cleanable, but the overall poor quality finishes leads to a feeling of discomfort 2. Accessibility While the appropriate amount of space is allotted for this restroom to be ADA compliant, the position of the soap, towel dispenser, and trash can make it nearly impossible for wheelchair-bound individuals to access

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4. Urinal The incorporation of a urinal is an inclusive element that can aid in comfort for some users 5. Lighting The lighting within the restroom is too warm and dim for the space, especially during the evening, but the natural light from the window is helpful during daylight hours to better light the space

6. Signage The verbiage of the sign is overall inclusive and is ADA compliant

*Unknown exact date of this restroom’s implementation 1. “All Gender Restroom List,” Center for Sexuality and Gender Diversity, accessed November 12, 2023, https:// sgd.ku.edu/restroom-list.

2. Joanna Hlavacek, “Ku Libraries Debut New Gender-Neutral Restrooms, ‘reflection Room’ as Part of Ongoing Inclusivity Efforts,” LJWorld.com, September 11, 2017, https://www2.ljworld.com/news/2017/sep/11/ku-libraries-debut-new-gender-neutral-restrooms-re/.

Overall, this restroom lacks cleanliness and comfort. In addition, it is difficult to locate and is the only all-gender restroom listed within the architecture and design school. It is also not ADA compliant, thus not being fully accessible to everyone.

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Unknown Lawrence, Kansas 2017*

This is the only inclusive restroom in the three buildings that make up the architecture and design school at the University of Kansas.1 It was originally a single stall bathroom that was relabeled in 2017 in an effort by the University to be more inclusive2.

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2.2 University of KansasMarvin Studios All Gender Restroom

Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

Inclusive Spaces: Redefining the Restroom

3.3 Inclusive Restroom Prototype

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Through analyzing research and outlining the goals and needs of an inclusive restroom, this prototype was created prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity

4. Lighting Appropriate lighting levels are not only incorporated for visibility and safety, but also to contribute to a comfortable environment.

7' - 8"

compliant ensuring all aspects of the facility are available to all users.

auditory and visual privacy. This can give users peace of mind while using the facility.

7. Materiality This restroom uses a slip-resistant, homogeneous resilient sheet flooring. This selection is easy to clean, aids in wayfinding, and increases user safety.

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8. Inclusivity Incorporating spaces such as a lactation room, both adult and baby changing tables, and ambulatory stalls, it allows a wide variety of users to use the facility with choice and easy.

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3. ADA Compliant The amenity areas are fully ADA

27' - 8" 13' - 10"

6. Privacy The fully private stalls allow for both

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2. Door Locks The locking mechanism notifies others in the restroom if the stall is occupied.

5. Efficiency Incorporated on the sink island are motion-sensor 2-in-1 faucet and hand dryers, as well as motion-sensor soap dispensers. These aid in cleanliness and allow for efficient use of the space.

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user to easily see what amenity each stall has without stigmatizing gender or potential needed aid.

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6. Materials The material selection for this restroom

Overall this restroom design accomplishes a space that does not need a gender binary to operate efficiently and creates a safe and comfortable place to use the restroom

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Valeria Silva, “Oak Park Community Recreation Center / Perkins&will,” ArchDaily, August 9, 2023, https://www. archdaily.com/1005217/oak-park-community-recreation-center-perkins-and-will.volorei

The desking system is at a standing height to offer multiple postures while working.

5. ADA Compliant The design on the restroom allows for individuals with mobility limitations to access the facility with ease. The sinks are all wheel chair accessible and the floor plan allows for ample space to navigate throughout

inclusive restrooms is key to their success. It creates a feeling of safety and deters possible unsafe behaviors

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actually aid in rest and relief. This can be a place to wait on others, sit while waiting for a stall to open, or just sit for a moment

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D. Sink Island equipped with F. Water Fountain mirrors, soap dispensers, hand dryers, and a trash G. Lactation Room includes a receptical nursing chair, changing table, No. Description Date Unnamed C. Accessible Stall includes and sink Owner Project number Project Number a sink, adult changing table, E. Menstrual Hygiene Issue Date Date Author Drawn by and baby changing Project Nametable Products A. Toilet Stall

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At this location in Strawberry Hill, the sun path follows the south of the home. This is utilized in our structural design, allowing natural light in through the roof plan, in a natural and subtle way.

Section Diagram

SURE

SUSTAINABLE+SMART HOUSING SPRING 2022 - 2ND YEAR

CONCEPT - STABLE Every design choice prioritizes the importance of the feeling and practice of stability and routine.

This is crucial for the environment to fit both the needs of the parent and the children. These elements include safety, privacy, and community OVERVIEW Shotgun style home in Strawberry Hill, Kansas City.

Designed for a single parent household in mind and to directly improve the user’s day-to-day responsibilities.

This home implements smart and sustainable materials and FF&E, while acknowledging vernacular style of the neighborhood.

Sun Angle: 5 pm, July The structural design prioritizes natural light, while alleviating the harsh south sun in the evening while optimizing morning light

Key Semi-Private Private Level 2 Level 1 Ground Level Exterior

Site Map

Bubble Diagram

Closet Bath Primary Bedroom Bath

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Bedroom

Level Two

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Dining

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Floor One The main floor allows the parent to monitor children while they can move and play freely. It also utilizes smart technologies such as nest security than can be integrated with other appliances. to benefit the inhabitants.

Ground Floor

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DESIGN DETAILS

Engineered Wood

11' - 0"11' - 11' 0" - 0"

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Kids room casework 1/4" 1'-0"

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Hale Navy Coating Finish

Soft Close Cabinet Adjustable Door

2' - 6"

Hale Navy Detail One Detail One 1 1 1" 1'-0" 1" 1'-0" Satin Paint

Pearce & Bruns

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0' - 2"

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0' - 2"

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IA 209 - Spring Studio Studio IA 209 - Spring April 29, 2022 Date Date April 29, 2022 Ann Hossler Ann Hossler Instructor Instructor Project ProjectSustainable Scale 1" Scale Sustainable Home Home 1'-0" 1"

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4/29/2022 7:31:11 PM

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Kitchen Elevation - North

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DYAD COWORKING&OFFICE FALL 2021 - 2ND YEAR

CONCEPT - LIGHT + DARK The use of lighting, color, and space will create a feeling of intimacy or community dictated by the use of light or dark. The duality of light and dark creates a dynamic and effective experience in a coworking space.

OVERVIEW Create a coworking office on the main floor if the Two Light Luxury apartment complex located in the Kansas City Power and Light District. These spaces are intended for small businesses, freelancers, and creatives to have a space to work and collaborate.

Areas such as lounge seating, hot desks, private offices, conference rooms, multipurpose spaces, and a kitchenette help to serve the multitude of needs for the user.

PHONE BOOTH

Hot desking allows for malleable shared work environments and creates a variety of seating types for the user

HOT

LOUNGE

HOT DESK OFFICE

Blocking Diagram flex

hot desk

^ N phone booth

conference flex

Key Social Workspace flex

phone booth

Quiet Workspace

restrooms

rec

flex

hot desk reception

Food & Drink Collaborative Space

lounge

kitchen & coffee bar

conference & office

conference & office

lounge

flex

Social Space Private Space

^ N The phonebooths allow for audio and visual privacy in a shared work envirnment

CONFERENCE

PHONE BOOTH

FLEX SEATING

HOT DESK FLEX SEATING

The social and flex area allows for mulitple postures and work settings, as well as a place to relax

MECH FLEX SEATING LIBRARY

H

REC RESTROOM & LACTATION

JANITORIAL

T DESK OFFICE

OFFICE

^I

RECEPTION

KITCHEN & COFFEE BAR

FLEX SEATING

^I

CONFERENCE

OFFICE CONFERENCE

^ Rotating panel doors allow for the conference spaces to be utilized for different privacy levels

MAIL & PRINTING

LOUNGE

THE OFFICE

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Axon

Watercolor Vignettes

Owner www.autodesk.com/revit

Project Name

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Description

SET DESIGN

# PERSONAL WORKS OVERVIEW This section highlights selected projects that extend beyond conventional interior architecture, exploring adjacent practices through hands-on design and fabrication. Each work engages spatial thinking through different lenses—whether through narrative-driven set design or material-focused furniture making—reflecting a broader interest in form, function, and construction.

Set design operates at the intersection of spatial narrative, and performance, requiring a balance o impact, functional construction, and contextual sen It involves translating abstract themes and scrip immersive environments that support storytelling accommodating technical and logistical constraint discipline draws on architectural thinking, material kno and collaborative processes to produce spaces th both expressive and functional.

Developed for a student-lead showcase selected winning production, this set was conceived and ex under significant limitations in time, budget, and The design prioritizes modularity and clarity, enablin assembly and adaptability within a compact th venue. Material choices and construction methods a focus on economy and effectiveness, with each e contributing to the overall atmosphere and na function of the performance.

Reversible Hooks

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4’ 8’ 4’

Sound Stage Fly

Dynamic Catwalk

Marquee Fly

4’ 2’

Catwalk Reversible Panel 3’

5’

28’

Detachable Mobile Stair

FURNITURE DESIGN Furniture design offers a more hands-on and detail-focused approach to working with space. At this smaller scale, the work becomes a more specific lens onto the larger built environment, where decisions about joinery, proportion, and material finish shape how space is experienced up close. It’s a process rooted in making; tactile, iterative, and closely tied to how things are built and used.

Constructed from a single 4’x4’ sheet of plywood, this shelving piece was built using only joinery techniques, without the use additional fasteners. The project explores structural logic and visual simplicity through constraint-based design.

By limiting materials and connection methods, the piece emphasizes clean assembly, durability, and spatial clarity, reflecting a disciplined approach to both form and fabrication.

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