Olivia Essary - Interior Design Portfolio

OLIVIA

ESSARY

HELLO! Please enjoy this collection of works throughout my undergraduate studies at Mississippi State University.

Best,

Olivia Essary

OLIVIA

ESSARY

EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Accredited by CIDA Minor: Lighting Design GPA 3.9/4.0 Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS Graduation: August 2024

Intern • Daffodilly Design Bell Buckle, TN • Summer 2023 Designed floor plans in Revit • Formulated Excel spreadsheets • Assisted installations

HONORS & AWARDS SALUTE National Design Competition • 2023 Best in Interior Design: Hospitality Merit Award: Lighting Design President’s List • 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 Junior Auxiliary “Money 4 Minds” • 2020 Colvard Future Leader • 2020 Freshman Academic Excellence • 2020 Cindy W. Simpson Loyalty • 2020 Sherry Wingo Memorial • 2020

TRAVEL Kampala, Uganda • New York, NY • Phoenix, AZ San Francisco, CA • Washington, DC • Chicago, IL Chesterton, IN • Biltmore EstateEstate Asheville, NC

Intern • Element 526 Design Birmingham, AL • Summer 2022 Reviewed & developed CAD plans • Photoshopped hotel mood boards • Created client material palettes Intern • Summer Show-Offs, Birmingham, AL • Summer 2022 Public relations • Maintaining register • Miscellaneous Employee • Walnut Square Gift Shop Hattiesburg, MS • December 2022 Set retail displays • Unboxed new stock • Wrapped gifts Model & Sales Representative • The Fly Boutique Hattiesburg, MS • December 2021 Managed new stock • Maintained register • Modeled Employee • Fresh Ink Stationery, Jackson, MS • December 2020 Worked register • Social media • Customer Relations

CONTACT (601)-408-2546

olivia.n.essary@gmail.com

Knoxville, TN

oe.interiors

COMMUNITY SERVICE

COMPUTER SKILLS

Dance Coach • Limelight • 2021 Volunteer • Make A Wish Dinner • 2021, 2022, 2023 Volunteer • Donation Letter Drive • 2021, 2022, 2023 Participant • Nursing Home • 2021, 2022 Advocate • End It Movement • 2023, 2024 Donor • Missing Piece Ministries • 2023, 2024

Revit

LEADERSHIP

Adobe Indesign

Mississippi State Student Association Maroon & White Speakers • 2021-2022 Freshmen Forum • 2020-2021 The Junction Retreat Head of Prayer & Main Sessions • 2022 Head of Hospitality • 2023

Microsoft Powerpoint

ORGANIZATIONS Chi Omega Sorority • 2020-2023 Reformed University Fellowship • 2021-2023 No Longer Bound • 2022-2024 Dresses of Hope • 2020-2021 Fashion Board • 2021-2022 MSU CSID • 2020-2022 ACCESS Program Mentor • 2021

Olivia Essary

Enscape Sketchup AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Microsoft Word Microsoft Teams Webex Virtual Meetings

RELATED COURSES Technical 2D CAD 3D CAD Details & Construction Digital Design ID Graphics Studio I, II, III, IV, V, VI Furniture Design Textiles & Materials Principles of LEED

Arts Design I & II Drawing I History of Interiors I & II Hand Rendering Lighting Stagecraft & Lighting Color & Lighting Historical Lighting Theatre Lighting

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HOSPITALITY ru restaurant

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CORPORATE

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LIGHTING

steelcase next

the sojourner

peak

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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HOSPITALITY ru restaurant

Ru ABOUT PROJECT - Design restaurant to reflect the culture of the designated region - Accommodate guests through a variety of seating - Local materials incorporated as frequently as possible - Individual project

CONCEPT Tradition is integral to Japanese culture; this country has consistently remained true to their ancient ways and values values.. The intent of this design is to utilize a combination of vintage and contemporary furnishings reflecting the concept of old ways; new flare.

SITE CONTEXT - Kawagoe, Japan

RESPONSIBILITIES Research

Material Selection

Concept + Branding

Rendered + Color-Coded Plans

Space Planning

Lighting Design

Elevations

Perspective Renderings

Best in Interior Design: Hospitality

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

MARBLE FLOORING

RESTROOM TILE

PATIO STONE

TATAMI MAT

NTS

COLOR-CODED PLAN

COLOR FILL LEGEND DINING PATIO - 1191 SF WAITING AREA - 608 SF SUSHI BAR + LOUNGE - 176 SF GENERAL DINING - 2200 SF CIRCULATION - 846 SF PRIVATE DINING - 344 SF SERVICE STATIONS - 32 SF WOMEN’S RESTROOM - 188 SF MEN’S RESTROOM - 194 SF ADDITONAL STORAGE - 115 SF STAIRWELL - 193 SF KITCHEN - 785 SF

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EXTERIOR + RECEPTION

EXTERIOR MATERIALS

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1. CONCRETE EXTERIOR • 2. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC • 3. PATIO STONE • 4. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC • 5. WOOD BEAM SUPPORTS • 6. ASPHALT

HOSTESS ELEVATION NTS

DINING

Within the main dining area there is a hut to provide additional separation between parties. Above the entrance is “roots” in Japanese, Japanese pointing back to the original branding of the restaurant and the overarching theme of tradition with a twist. twist

DINING MATERIALS

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1. TATAMI MAT • 2. BOOTH LEATHER • 3. WOOD SUPPORT • 4. GINKO WALLPAPER • 5. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC• 6. TEXTURED CEILING

HUT INTERIOR

BAR

Bamboo filament sheets drape overhead which aid in acoustic balance as well as to filter light throughout the space. Behind the bar the Hokan-ji temple is featured, shown in its original era and the current view, a tribute to their dedication to faith. faith

PRIVATE DINING

The private dining imitates a traditional family style setting complete with pillow seating, seating a custom in this region region. This space accomodates community, relaxation, and comfort. comfort

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1. LIBRO WOOD WALLCOVERING • 2. BAMBOO FILAMENT • 3. MARBLE FLOORING • 4. WOOD SUPPORTS • 5. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC • 6. DRAPERY FABRIC • 7. MARION RED WALLCOVERING • 8. BAMBOO PANEL WALLCOVERING

PRIVATE DINING ELEVATION

PRIVATE DINING PERSPECTIVE

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CORPORATE next office

A&D

ABOUT PROJECT

- Architecture and interior design firm - Incorporate offices, workstations, and drop spaces - Individual project

CONCEPT

Magnum opus, opus, a latin term, means “great work” in English, referring to an artist, designer, or architect’s greatest masterpiece. masterpiece. This concept encourages staff to treat every client and project as if it is their finest one yet. yet. In theatre this is referred to as “the illusion of the first time”. time”.

SITE CONTEXT

- Dallas, TX in Bishop Arts District

RESPONSIBILITIES

SOFTWARE USED

Research

Material Selection

Revit

Adobe Illustrator

Concept + Branding

Rendered + Color-Coded Plans

Enscape

Adobe Photoshop

Space Planning

Lighting Design

BlueBeam Revue

Procreate

Elevations

Perspective Renderings

RESEARCH

CREATE

CREATE reflects the concept “magnum opus” by encouraging each project to be the next best masterpiece. Trial and masterpiece error is a key aspect of the creative process and opens up potential for discovery. discovery It is when mistakes are made that one can learn as an individual and a company is strengthened as a holistic being.

ENCOURAGE

ENCOURAGE emphasizes Steelcase’s goal of designing WITH and not just for. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are key principles at the center of NEXT’s design to create an atmosphere of camraderie camraderie.

This space is intended to unite while also giving each employee the opportunity to thrive as an individual.

SUSTAIN

SUSTAIN capitalizes the importance of long-term health and growth. growth Steelcase appreciates the principles of wellbeing wellbeing; both physical and mental. With this in mind, the design is complete with ergonomically supportive seating and furniture solutions that provide for individual work time and collaborative experiences.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

SKETCHES & FLOOR PLAN

HUDDLE SPACE SKETCH

MEETING ROOM SKETCH

RENDERED PLANS- 1ST FLOOR AND MEZZANINE 9.

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1. MOM ROOM • 2. WELLNESS ROOM • 3. CLIENT PRESENTATION ROOM • 4. RECEPTION & WAITING • 5. CLASSROOM • 6. MEETING ROOM • 7. LAB/MODEL SPACE • 8. DESIGN LIBRARY • 9. RESOURCE ROOM • 10. MEZZANINE ELEVATOR • 11. MEETING ROOM • 12. RESOURCE ROOM • 13. EIGHT PRIVATE OFFICES • 14. HUDDLE SPACE • 15. TWENTY WORKSTATIONS • 16. PHONE ROOMS • 17. HUDDLE SPACE • 18. MONUMENTAL STAIR • 19. OUTDOOR PATIO

20. RESTROOMS • 21. WORK CAFE • 22. ART STUDIO/CREATIVE SPACE • 23.

TWENTY FOUR WORKSTATIONS • 24.

PHONE ROOMS • 25. MEETING ROOM

RECEPTION + WAITING

Upon entering the space, you are greeted by a custom designed linear chandelier complete with frosted glass and gold bars. Beyond the reception area lie multiple group spaces which are indicated through wayfinding tags for user ease. ease.

RECEPTION ELEVATION

MATERIAL PALETTE

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1. MARBLE FLOORING • 2. AREA RUG • 3. GOLD FINISH • 4. CELIUM DECORATIVE TILES • 5. STRIPED CURTAIN FABRIC • 6. TILE FLOORING

OFFICE

The offices and workstations are a hub of activity, supported acoustically by Flex Acoustic Panels and Soffio Desk Screens. Huddle rooms are placed around the space for group discussions and the private offices maintain site lines with their teams through glass fronts. fronts

SECONDARY OFFICE PERSPECTIVE

MATERIAL PALETTE

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1. WOOD LVT • 2. CEILING TILES • 3. CHECKERED UPHOLSTERY • 4. AREA RUG • 5. DESK PANELING • 6. STRIPED UPHOLSTERY • 7. CLOUDS WALLCOVERING

MONUMENTAL STAIR

The monumental spiral staircase serves as a classical element, mimicking the repetition of line and form. Below the stair lies a drop space for group lounging adjacent to the offices and workstations, while also serving as a transitional area towards the outdoor patio entrance. workstations

MONUMENTAL STAIR ELEVATION

MATERIAL PALETTE 1.

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1. MARBLE • 2. CURTAIN PANELS • 3. AREA RUG • 4. AREA RUG • 5. MOSAIC TILE • 6. CLOUDS WALLCOVERING • 7. LEATHER UPHOLSTERY

WORK CAFE

The work cafe and kitchen is complete with an espresso machine, microwave, refrigerator, sink, storage, and more to accomodate catering orders and daily preperation needs. needs. The artwork displayed is a monochromatic view of Dallas’ skyline, skyline, connecting all to the surrounding context. context.

SECONDARY PERSPECTIVE

MATERIAL PALETTE

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1. CHECKERED CARPET • 2. WALLCOVERING • 3. STRIPED BOLSTER • 4. LEATHER • 5. SOFA UPHOLSTERY • 6. TILE BACKSPLASH • 7. TILE FLOORING • 8. DAMASK RUG

CREATIVE STUDIO & LOUNGE

The art and music creative studio fully encompasses the original intent of the concept “Magnum Opus”.

Opus”. This space will allow for creativity while also using recycled resources, furthering sustainability efforts. The dome ceiling design is complete with sound absorption tiles in order to contain sound levels from conversation and instrument reverberation. reverberation.

SECONDARY PERSPECTIVE

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1. CONCRETE • 2. AREA RUG • 3. STRIPED UPHOLSTERY • 4. LEATHER SWATCH • 5. ROSETTE WALLCOVERING • 6. DECORATIVE CEILING TILE • 7. GOLD FINISH

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HOSPITALITY the sojourner

ABOUT PROJECT - Boutique specialized hotel - In-house restaurant and rooftop bar - Group project

CONCEPT

The sojourner is a temporary resident in a distant land; someone who is far away from home; home; an adventurer. This hotel aims to be a peaceful oasis while guests are taking on their next journey. journey. The design for The Sojourner is inspired by one of the largest music festivals in history, Woodstock. A retro retro,, individualistic,, yet elevated style will be employed to elicit a VIP experience. individualistic experience.

SITE CONTEXT

- Mackinac Island, Michigan

RESPONSIBILITIES

SOFTWARE USED

Research

Material Selection

AutoCAD

Adobe Illustrator

Concept + Branding

Lighting Design

Revit

Adobe Photoshop

Space Planning

Rendered + Color-Coded Plans

Enscape

Procreate

Elevations

Perspective Renderings

FLOOR PLANS LEVEL ONE- PUBLIC AREAS

ROOFTOP BAR

RECEPTION + WAITING

The reception and waiting area for the Sojourner draws inspiration from the iconic styles of mid-century modern design and the free-spirited atmosphere of Woodstock. The fringe chandelier fixture pays homage to the fashion and design trends of the 70s while illuminating the space. The pink and green complimentary tones blend together to create a haven of warm elegance. elegance

RECEPTION ELEVATION

MATERIAL PALETTE

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1. MARBLE FLOORING • 2. RATTAN WALLCOVERING • 3. GOLD FINISH • 4. GREEN MARBLE • 5. LUSH WALLCOVERING • 6. PINK MARBLE

MOON DINING

Moon Fine Dining is based off ​The Who, Who specifically Keith Moon who played as their drummer. Their music has a dark yet exciting feel which is connected to the proposed design of this space. Ambient, globe-shaped lighting is incorporated to replicate the moon motif. motif

DINING PERSPECTIVE

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1. BLACK MARBLE FLOORING • 2. CASEWORK PAINT SWATCH • 3. WHITE MARBLE • 4. CHANDELIER • 5. BAR STOOL UPHOLSTERY • 6. TILE FLOORING

ROOFTOP BAR

Grateful Dead is the inspiration for the design of Kaleidoscope Bar- a wonderland of color and light light.

LED lighting dances along all surfaces, from cove lighting accents to the disco dance floor to the super graphic ceiling detailing. detailing This space is complete with barstools, booth, two top, and more.

BAR PERSPECTIVE

MATERIAL PALETTE 1.

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1. DIAMOND BAR MATERIAL • 2. CIRCULATION TILE • 3. BOOTH UPHOLSTERY • 4. ROYAL COIL • 5. WALL SCONCES • 6. WALLCOVERING

ROOFTOP LOUNGE

The rooftop lounge houses four pit seating areas with Crypton-backed fabric eqipped for the hospitality setting. Ambient cove lighting creates a vibrant scene overhead which compliments the activity below. Colored glass filters warm light throughout the room as well as the patio dining domes.

PATIO PERSPECTIVE

MATERIAL PALETTE

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1. WOOD LVT • 2. TILE FLOORING • 3. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC • 4. PILLOW FABRIC • 5. CEILING PAINT SWATCH • 6. PILLOW FABRIC

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CORPORATE peak

peak

entreprenuers

ABOUT PROJECT - Corporate startup development office - Local materials incorporated as frequently as possible - Individual project

CONCEPT At Peak we empower the innovators of today to launch their own companies, inventions, and brands. Through our collaborative conversations and educational workshops it is our passion to encourage learning while we nourish new developments. Fueled by the hearts and minds of our employees and clients, we are consistently chasing the next new idea. idea.

SITE CONTEXT Boulder, CO

RESPONSIBILITIES

SOFTWARE USED

Research

Material Selection

AutoCAD

Adobe Illustrator

Concept + Branding

Lighting Design

Revit

Adobe Photoshop

Space Planning

Rendered + Color-Coded Plans

Enscape

Procreate

Elevations

Perspective Renderings

RESEARCH

Business Goals

Design Applications

Innovation: We aim to always challenge the threshold of our quality of business development.

There are always new ideas to be had and ways to improve.

Innovation: In selection of furniture and finishes, we seek to implement the highest quality complete with maximum ergonomic function.

Collaboration: When an idea is sparked in an individual, it is introduced to a team before it is implemented. This is integral to the process; when we share our ideas with other strong thinkers our process and end goal are dually strengthened.

Vision: Our clients have ideas and aspirations; our job is to make their dream a reality. We are here to facilitate their efforts of entrepreneurship.

Confidentiality: To protect the integrity of our staff and clients, the highest level of discretion is honored.

Plagiarism is always at risk; we anticipate this and encourage genuine hard work.

Efficiency: Here at Peak, a well-oiled machine is our standard. We are always questioning why we do what we do to ensure the highest level of functionality.

Collaboration: This space utilizes a plan that respects privacy while also enhancing collaboration between people and different departments of the company.

Vision: The mental visions of our clients will be supported by lighting that enhances use and navigation of the space. Scenic mountain views will be provided through vast windows and clerestory windows will filter light throughout halls and offices.

Confidentiality: The layout of the space will consider relationships between and within various departments of the company as well as seating areas within these departments. Appropriate spacing between workspaces, private alcoves, and acoustic systems will maintain discretion.

Efficiency: With the user’s needs in mind, Peak’s workstations, leisure zones, and all in-between space will be cohesively designed to allow for low traffic and high functionality.

COLOR-CODED PLAN: 5TH FLOOR

COLOR-CODED PLAN: 6TH FLOOR

ANNOTATED FLOOR PLANS 5TH FLOOR OF-B

LOUNGE CONFERENCE

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LIBRARY

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1 The Steelcase Think Chair supports

ergonomic function for user comfort and longevity.

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intentionally located off of the elevators while also near the main workspace with two entrances for maximum accessibillity.

4 The coffee/breakroom allows for

coworkers to recharge or work in an informal setting.

5 Interview rooms near the entrance allow for convenient access upon entering.

6 36” W x 18” 4 drawer lateral files serve as storage and as a buffer between workstations and circulation paths.

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LOUNGE CONFERENCE

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3 The formal conference room is

COFFEE/ COPY

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4 LOCKABLE STORAGE

13 A storage room is provided requiring an

COFFEE/ COPY

TECHNOLOGY LAB

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SERVER

authorized key card to enter.

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6 7 Conference seating is provided in the director’s office to facilitate guests or private meetings.

8 The reception desk is located upon exiting elevators to welcome and direct visitors to the correct location.

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INTERVIEW ROOMS

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TESTING ROOM

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14 A secondary waiting area is placed near

the HRM department for additional guests.

15 Printer stations are conveniently located

RECEPTION/ WAITING

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complete with glass on the interior and exterior to allow light to filter through the space.

for privacy while also maintaining availability to other coworkers.

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allow ideas and developments to be virtually displayed.

12 Flex pod workstations by Steelcase allow

SMALL RECEPTION

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10 Monitor screens in the conference rooms

11 Offices located on the perimeter are

SERVER

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9 Natural daylight in the testing room is

shown to aid in higher focus and better performance.

FORMAL CONFERENCE

2 Orange frosted glass signifies private

spaces/offices while blue frosted glass is for collaborative spaces/breakout rooms.

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near multiple departments.

16 Enclave pods in the midst of workstations

and offices allows for a private phone call or focused work time.

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FORMAL CONFERENCE

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BREAKOUT

TRAINING ROOM

TRAINING ROOM

BREAKOUT

1 Pre-function seating outside of training

QUIET LOUNGE

rooms allows for a transitional space between sessions.

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CONFERENCE LOUNGE CONFERENCE

PRE-FUNCTION

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configurations and have additional storage for food and supplies.

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pre-function area allows an additional opportunity for privacy or group discussion.

two to allow for multiple configurations.

SERVER

mentally and physically.

5 An partially enclosed space within the

requires authorized access upon entry to ensure the security of all items.

10 Conference tables can be divided into

3 The quiet lounge allows for all to rest

and productivity in the classroom.

guests to comfortably rest before meeting, working, or training.

9 Luggage storage near the reception area

2 Classrooms are equipped for multiple

4 Daylight is beneficial for performance

8 An expansive waiting area allows for all

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11 Rooms on exterior walls have access to increased daylight and scenic views.

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14 SCANNER/PACKING ROOM

large meeting spaces for groups to follow up afterwards.

for data wiring.

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12 Server rooms are located near the core

COFFEE/COPY

to encourage collaboration.

14 The scanner/packing room is located near the offices and houses storage space and scanners.

LUNCH ROOM

The Startup Space is complete with glass

7 walls, an attractive and inviting sight

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while entering the second floor.

BREAKOUT

LUGGAGE STORAGE

6 BREAKOUT ROOM

15 The lunch room can serve up to 60

and is complete with multiple seating options.

16 Rooms south of the scanner/packing

RECEPTION/WAITING

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room are public while the northern department houses offices/workstations.

10 FORMAL CONFERENCE

RECEPTION + WAITING

Upon entering the 5th floor, you are greeted by a desk complete with various kinds of natural stone from the Colorado area. area. A relaxed environment is created through ambient lighting, lighting, while emphasis is employed through dynamic lighting. lighting. The back wall is equipped with sound tiles to regulate the noise anticipated in the entrance space.

RENDERED PLAN VIEW

MATERIAL PALETTE 1.

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1. CONCRETE FLOORING • 2. AREA RUG • 3. AMBER STONE • 4. GREY AGATE • 5. GRANITE • 6. UPHOLSTERY • 7. WOOD • 6. RUST AREA RUG

OFFICES & WORKSTATIONS

The 5th floor houses the office floor with a blend of natural materials. materials. Private offices located on the exterior are complete with glass walls allow light to flood the entire floor. floor. Colored glass emphasises the exclamation motif in the curtain wall and provides a warm color temperature in the space while also serving as wayfinding. wayfinding.

RENDERED PLAN VIEW

MATERIAL PALETTE 1.

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1. CONCRETE FLOORING • 2. CIRCULATION CARPET • 3. TINTED RESIN • 4. WOOD BEAMS • 5. ALUMINUM FILE CABINET • 6. NAVY LIGHTING CASEMENT

STARTUP SPACE

The startup space serves as a creative, productive, collaborative zone where ideas roam free and are shared among coworkers and clients. The magnetic whiteboard surface allows for ideas to be displayed and discussed in a relaxed, informal setting. The custom textile on the lounge furniture reminds users to always seek after innovative solutions and inventions.

RENDERED PLAN VIEW

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1. GREY CRYPTON CARPET • 2. LEATHER UPHOLSTERY • 3. CUSTOM SWATCH • 4. WHITE LEATHER • 5. NAVY LEATHER • 6. BLUE UPHOLSTERY • 7. ORANGE CRYPTON CARPET

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LIGHTING Q

ABOUT PROJECT - Create and design a luminaire fixture - Employ the use of a wiring kit and natural materials

CONCEPT “Q” portable lamp channels the simplicity of a single curl. It is playful, soft, and bright. Each one is unique and irreplaceable. The golden locks unite, cascading down to form a body of curls.

This design focuses on that initial curl.

MATERIALS + CONSTRUCTION

The body of the lamp is a curved metal rod dusted with gold paint and illuminated from the tip to the base with an LED strip. The wood base symbolizes the roots that each strand of hair springs from, the source of stability and life flowing through it. This floor lamp is an imitation of natural beauty seen through the unpredicatable, and at times untamable, curl.

RESPONSIBILITIES Research

Photography

Concept + Branding

Photoshop

Material Selection

Construction

Lighting Design

Wiring

LUMINAIRE IMAGES

DRAWINGS + SKETCHES

DIMENSIONED DRAWINGS scale: 1 ” = 1 ’-0 ”

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DESIGN SKETCHES

THANK YOU, KINDLY

OLIVIA (601)-408-2546

ESSARY

olivia.n.essary@gmail.com