Undergraduate Interior Design Portfolio

O L I V I A K A P LA N INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

MUNCHEN : GERMANY

“A tulip doesn’t strive to impress anyone. It doesn’t

struggle to be different than a rose. It doesn’t have

to…

…It is different.”

Marianne Williamson

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LOBBY WAITING

Maison Azalea Hotel would exist as the unique and art-beloved hotel in Charleston, South Carolina. Paying homage to its location’s French

quarter, booming arts scene, and abundance of azalea flowers, the hotel encompasses a new way to approach boutique hotel design.

M A I S O N A Z A5 7 ,LE A 1 2 5 s q . ft .

HOTEL / SPRING 2018 / YEAR 4 / 10 WEEKS

Individual Project

Inspiration Photos

RECEPTION

BLOOMING AVANT-GUARDE LUSCIOUS

ELEVATOR VESTIBULE

SITUATION:

Walnut

Location & Relation to French Quarter

Jacquard Upholstery

Black Stained Wood

Marble

Velvet

La Galerie OVERVIEW: 1

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Floor Plan

2 Queen Exterior King Exterior King Suite Luscious King Suite

Total Rooms 1 st F L O O R P L A N O V E R V I E W : 2 n d & 3 r d Floor Plans

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LUSCIOUS KING SUITE

BRANDING In French, “Maison” means “home.” A hotel should feel like a home away from home with a taste of extra

luxury and stimulation. The Azalea flower was first made a wild

growing flower by the Magnolia farm in Charleston and is their beloved flower.

HALLWAY

Initial Sketch

ELEVATION:

BATHROOM

ROOM & BATHROOM

Spa Parterre Late Bloomers

Restaurant

&

Bar

RESTAURANT

BAR

Initial Sketch

RESTAURANT LOUNGE

I N I T I A L T H O U G H T S : Sketch

ED CARE TEAM

The experience of any user of the hospital, from the patient, to the family member, and to the staff, is centered around exploration, being among friends, and feeling renewed.

B A Y S H O R E C OM M UN I T Y 7C5 , 0A0 0 sRq . fEt .

MICROHOSPITAL / FALL 2017 / YEAR 4 / 12 WEEKS

Kara Ralle, Sara Stevens, Stella Lazaridou, Dan Cornwell, & McKenzie Ward

EXPLORATIVE AMONG FRIENDS RENEWED

Concept Photos

OVERVIEW: 1st F L O O R P L A N

OVERVIEW: 2nd F L O O R P L A N

Lobby:

Vessel of Transformation

COFFEE KIOSK

ELEVATION:

Vinyl

Reclaimed Wood

Bleachable Fabric

PHARMACY

Walnut

ED CARE TEAM

BRANDING The pieces of the heart come together as individuals come together in a community.

Additionally, the heart provides blood flow, which essentially

gives life to the human body.

ELEVATION:

STAFF RENEWAL

YOGA ROOM

HUDDLE ROOM

Staff support that exceeds the normal accommodations is critical to this project. When all staff members are provided with tools

to support their work, the patients and their families will benefit and perceive the prestige of the hospital.

ELEVATION:

EXAM ROOM

PRIMARY CARE TEAM

Vinyl

AntiMicrobial Paint

Laminate

Carpet

PRIMARY CARE WAIT

Patient comfort

is a top priority in in-patient

rooms due to

the duration of

the patient’s

stay. Creating a more

hospitable feel can help to

ease a patient’s anxiety and

provide separate

spaces for the

family to be

happy to stay

and accompany their loved one.

IN-PATIENT ROOM

SECTION

KIDS’ PLAY

IN-PATIENT LIBRARY

BAYSHORE BITES

CAFÉ SEATING

ELEVATION:

C a f é

F o o d

L i n e

COLLABORATIVE STUDY

The School of Interactive Media is an interdisciplinary program

that involves Computer Information Science, Fine Arts, Marketing

and Public Relations. Ideas are magnified by each major in these spaces to achieve ultimate collaboration.

S C H O O L O F I N T E R A C T I VE DE S I G N

E D U C A T I O N / 3 5 , 0 0 0 s q . ft .

SPRING 2017 / YEAR 3 / 8 WEEKS

Pari Kemp, Brianna Garcia, & Chen Zhang

ACTIVE LEARNING

BRANDING

PIXEL

is a multimedia

company that incorporates a

real world clientele experience within the SIM program. The company will allow students to be part of the corporate world while in school.

FLOOR PLANS

1 ST F L O O R P L A N

GROUND

FLOOR PLAN

Inspiration Photos

INTERACTIVE MEDIA CUBE WALL

COLLABORATION IDEATION DIVERSITY ENGAGEMENT

LOBBY

PRIVATE STUDY

SIM focuses on how ideas are made and shared at UF and with clients. Combining an interdisciplinary team of designers, engineers, fine arts, and journalism professionals and students, SIM will be able to communicate and support ideas in an innovative way.

Zoom-IN:

GAMING CORNER

OUTDOOR STUDY

Stain Resistant Fabric

Bleachable Fabric

Carpet Tiles

Stain Resistant Fabric

LARGE CLASSROOM

WORK COUNTER & DISPLAY

Without tires, you can’t have wheels! Wheels is a permanent restaurant establishment inspired

by the culture and community of flood truck rallies.

WH E4 , 0 E0 0 LS s q . ft .

RESTAURANT / FALL 2016 / YEAR 3 / 5 WEEKS

Rachel Simm & Ellen Straub

BRANDING Wheels is inspired by the previous building occupant, “FIRESTONE TIRES.” It provides a fun and

imaginative atmosphere to provide a home base for food trucks to

meet. Rotating guest food trucks will serve customers, along with

a permanent restaurant and bar owned by the establishment.

EXTERIOR VIEW

1 ST F L O O R P L A N

2 nd F L O O R P L A N

Apparel Design

VIEW OF STAGE

Menu Design

ELEVATION:

FOOD SERVICE SERVING STATIONS

I N I T I A L T H O U G H T S : Sketch & Strategy

Leather

Aluminum

HighPerformance Fabric

Reclaimed Cherry Wood

Corrugated Aluminum

INSIDE SEATING

WORK COUNTER & DISPLAY

Inspired by the inter-workings of a

computing unit, the goal of this project was to appeal to the trend that nerds are “trendy.”

N E R D OP T I C S

E Y E W A R E S T O R E / 2 , 0 0 0 s q . ft .

SPRING 2017 / YEAR 3 / 6 WEEKS Individual Project

Inspiration Photos

3 D P R I N T E R S & N E O N E Y E C H A R T : Elevation

CONFIGURE CONNECT CALIBRATE

WAITING AREA

RETAIL

VIRTUAL “TRY-ON” STATIONS

G L A S S E S D I S P L A Y & W O R K C O U N T E R : Elevation

BRANDING Memorably, the extra “D� in

the company name completes a set of glasses that are joined by a green nose

bridge, symbolizing tape

typically used by nerds to

keep their glasses together.

EXTERIOR VIEW

Synthetic Felt

Polyester

Vinyl

Stained Concrete

Terrazzo

Brushed Aluminum

OVERVIEW: F loor Pla n

OTHER INTERIORS WORKS

GENGERAL MODE:

LIGHT STUDY

Year 3 / Spring 2017

Interior Lighting

Reflected Ceiling Plan

AV Mode

WORK CAFE:

NEX T DESIGN OFFICE Year 3 / Fall 2016

Architectural Interiors 1

CREATIVITY CHALLENGE:

SIDEWALK CHALK ART

Year 4 / Spring 2018 Eyeball, Sass Mouth, &

Spring Break Beach Ball

PHILIP JOHNSON’S KUNSTHALLE:

R E S T OR E /R E V I V E

STUDY ABROAD LIPPE/ SUMMER 2017

Lobby Lounge

OVERVIEW: F loor Pla n

Existing

Proposed Remodel

Existing

Proposed Remodel

DORM PERSPECTIVE:

MY PLACE

MAD LOVE MUGS:

CAFE

Year 3 / FALL 2015

Year 3 / FALL 2015

Communications

Communications

Display Elevation

AIRPORT LOUNGE FLOOR PLAN: Year 2 / SPRING 2016

“Name Tag” Sketches

Logo Sketch

GREATER GOODS COFFEE STAND

Year 4 / Fall 2017 Advanced Arch. Interiors

1

Detailed Construction Documents

FENNEL EXPLORATION:

VEGE ANALYSIS

FOUNDATION IN ARCHITECTURE

Year 1 / Spring 2015 Design 2

Reflected Ceiling Plan

To understand how to dissect a vegetable is the first step to understanding the anatomy of a building…

GRAND ENTRANCE:

DOOR, WINDOW, STAIR

Year 2 / Fall 2015

Design 3

How do WE want to occupy

SPACE?

PINK & GREEN LIGHT:

Year 1 / Spring 2015 Design 2

LIGHT BOX STUDY

In this light study, hiding and revealing elements are paired with diagonal interruptions. The most astonishing

discovery was that the light was most beautiful when it bounced off of the

ground and reflected underneath the model.

Section of Light Box

Plan of Light Box

GRAND ENTRANCE:

DOOR, WINDOW, STAIR

Year 2 / Fall 2015

Design 3

D,W,S Section

Concept Model:

SKETCH

Floor Explosion:

BUILDING ANAYLSIS

education

O L I V I A K A P LA N

2014-2018 2017 - CURRENT

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA BACHELOR OF DESIGN Interior design SUMMA CUM LAUDE MASTER OF INTERIOR DESIGN

LEADERSHIP & INVOLVEMENT GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT

PI CHI (PANHELLENIC COUNSELOR)

DETAILING & STUDIO FOR THE SENIOR INTERIOR DESIGN CLASS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

PANHELLENIC RECRUITMENT AT UF

FALL 2018 PRESIDENT, ASID UF STUDENT CHAPTER

2 YEARS / 2015-2017 T- SHIRT CHAIR FOR PI BETA PHI

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

FLORDIA DELTA CHAPTER

2017-2018

2016

PUBLIC RELATIONS- DCP AMBASSADORS AT UF

PRESIDENT elect, secr etar y , & fr eshman r ep of ASID UF

DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, & PLANNING AMBASSADORS EXEC

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

2 YEARS / 2015-2017

3 YEARS RESPECTIVELY / 2014-2017

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SKILLS

WORK EXPERIENCE

REVIT/AUTOCAD REVIT RENDERING / 3D MAX INDESIGN/PHOTOSHOP/ILLUSTRATOR MICROSOFT OFFICE PROGRAMS SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKING INTERMEDIATE IN FRENCH LANGUAGE

AWARDS OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AWARD INTERIOR DESIGN- SENIOR CLASS

2018-2019

2018

POLICE SERVICE AWARD UF POLICE DEPARTMENT

SUMMA CUM LAUDE UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE

2016

2014-2018

RD

PLACE PATHFINDER AWARD FOR ART PALM BEACH POST

2014

WASHINGTON, DC SUMMER 2018 DCP MATERIALS LIBRARY MANAGER UNIVERSITY OF FLOIRIDA, COLLEGE OF DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, & PLANNING

FALL 2018

MASTER OF INTERIOR DESIGN ADMISSION SCHOLARSHIP UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

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PROFESSIONAL INTERN GENSLER

Assistant designer MORRIS HYLTON III

GAINESVILLE, FL / SPRING 2017 Design inter n JENNIFER RIBEK INTERIOR DESIGN

JUPITER, FL / SUMMER 2016