PORTFO LIO
interior design
Regan Wright
2022-23
316.299.9507
Manhattan, KS
reganw.designs@gmail.com
linkedin.com/in/reganwright
REGAN WRIGHT
I am a third year interior design student at Kansas State University looking for a Summer Internship from May to August 2023. I’m eager to gain professional design experience, specifically related to workplace and retail design.
I am passionate about helping others through gathering research about human behavior and applying it to my designs. With strengths of discipline, responsibility, intellection, inclusivity, and connectedness, I approach projects from a holistic, team-based point of view.
Education Tech. Skills Soft Skills Experience
Undergraduate
Kansas State University
August 2020 - Present
B.S. in Interior Design
Anticipated May 2024
Undergraduate
Butler Community College
August 2018 - May 2020
A.S. in Liberal Arts
Revit
AutoCAD
InDesign Research
Photoshop
Hand Sketching
Hand Rendering
Branding
Intellection
Discipline
Responsibility
Inclusivity
Connectedness
Efficiency
Creative Thinking
Problem-Solving
Summer Internship
Stormont Vail Health
Design & Const. Dept.
July - August 2022
Winter + Summer Internship
HFG Architecture
Dec 2020 - Jan 2021
May 2021 - Aug 2021
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HELLO
01 ABOUT ME
ELEGANT DAWNING REFRESHING
simple | refined | neat | artistic
mystic | striking | tranquil | serene
energizing | inspiring | creative
MOOD BOARD 02
01. 02. 03. THE BRIDGE HOTEL & RESTAURANT p. 5-12 03 CONTENTS NEXT OFFICE SPACE NEW ORLEANS VISITOR’S CENTER p. 13-18 p. 19-24
CONTENTS 04 04. OASIS PEDIATRIC CLINIC p. 25-32 05. CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS p. 33-34 06. ADDITIONAL WORK p. 35-36
01. NEXT OFFICE
Sq. Footage: approx. 12,000 NET
Project Duration: 8 weeks
NEXT is a global consumer robot company based in Providence, RI. Their purpose is simple: improve everyday living through robotics. NEXT designs intuitive, sleek, and eco-friendly smart home devices. Looking to invest in a new Research & Development Hub, the company chose the heart of Boston, MA, the Seaport District, for its location. Based on innovation, well-being, art, and technology, Boston has experienced much adversity, growing into the city we know today. The Boston Light, located 22 miles from Seaport, was the first lighthouse to be constructed in the U.S. It always remains on, guiding seafarers to shore. Like Boston, NEXT is an office based on innovation and growth. Through bold colors and materials, integrated technology, and a variety of spaces accommodating varying needs, this space encourages employees to inspire, innovate, be themselves, and navigate change. NEXT turns challenges into opportunities, inspiring, guiding, and bringing hope to future generations.
BOSTON, MA Studio 5
SF
Photoshop InDesign Enscape Illustrator 05 NEXT OFFICE
Revit
NEXT OFFICE 06
Enhance wayfinding and merge technology + people to create an inclusive space
Comfortable + adjustable spaces encourage users to step out of their comfort zones
Base design on equity, engagement, and ease
Critical needs include belonging, control, safety, productivity, and comfort
Implement the four key design drivers in space: me + we, fixed to fluid, open + enclosed, braiding digital + physical
Comfortable modular furniture
07 RESEARCH
CONCEPT REPRESENTS BOTH A T + A BEACON OF LIGHT AVIANO FUTURE BRANDING Beacon a source of light or inspiration
RESEARCH
TEAM SPACE
WORKSTATIONS RECEPTION
KEY EXPERIENCES
WELLNESS ROOM
WORKSTATIONS
TEAM SPACE WORKSTATIONS
RESOURCE
PRIVATE OFFICES
SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS
COLLABORATION
CLIENT SPACE STAFF SPACE
PERSONAL LEARNING
SOCIAL
EXPERIENCES 08
HOME OFFICE LAB
CAFE
MOTHER’S ROOM MEETING ROOM RETAIL MOCK-UP
WORK
TEAM SPACE PHONE ROOMS
1)
HOME OFFICE LAB 2)
RETAIL MOCK-UP 3)
WORK CAFE 4)
WELLNESS ROOM 5)
MOTHER’S ROOM 6)
PRODUCT STORAGE 7)
MEETING ROOM 8)
INCLUSIVE DESIGN LAB 9)
TEAM SPACE 10)
WORKSTATIONS 11)
TEAM SPACE 12)
WORKSTATIONS 13)
TEAM SPACE 14)
WORKSTATIONS 15)
PRIVATE OFFICE 16)
PRIVATE OFFICE 17)
PRIVATE OFFICE 18)
RESOURCE ROOM 19)
PHONE ROOM 20)
PHONE ROOM 21)
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PROJECT ROOM 22)
PROJECT ROOM 23)
PHONE ROOM 24)
PHONE ROOM 25)
NTS
09 FLOOR PLAN RECEPTION 6 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 FLOOR PLAN
RECEPTION
SOCIAL SPACES
High-performing and flexible spaces that are woven throughout the plan.
SOCIAL 10
WORK CAFE
MEETING ROOM
LEARNING SPACES
Active and adaptable spaces used for learning, training, and formal meetings.
PHONE ROOMS
PERSONAL SPACES
Individual private spaces for productivity, comfort, security, and focus.
11 LEARNING + PERSONAL
COLLABORATIVE SPACES
Spaces that allow users to freely share ideas, gain knowledge, and innovate.
PROJECT ROOMS
COLLABORATION 12 TEAM SPACE
02. VISITOR’S CENTER
Project Duration: 2 weeks
Assigned to develop a quick, conceptual design for a visitor’s center in New Orleans, LA that represents the city’s resilience throughout the years. New Orleans is a city full of life and spirit. The goal of this space is to represent the city’s spirit through various design elements, and give a preview to what visitors will see when they step out onto the streets of New Orleans. The concept of spirit is seen through warm, natural, energizing, and guiding elements. Dim, flickering lighting contributes to the warmth of the space, and creates an environment similar to walking through the streets of the French Quarter in the evening. Displays are lifted off the ground to give a floating appearance, like the houses that are in the French Quarter. There’s also iron detailing and hanging plants above the displays, mimicing the balconies in the French Quarter. These energizing elements add to the concept of spirit, creating the experience of vitality throughout the space.
13 VISITOR’S CENTER
NEW ORLEANS, LA Studio 4
Sq. Footage: 900 NET SF
Research Hand Sketching Hand Rendering
VISITOR’S CENTER 14
LOVE
CONCEPT OF SPIRIT WARMTH VITALITY GUIDANCE
Pure and natural materials, purple colors associated with light-hearted and romantic energies, Fleur-de-Lis represents love and femininity.
Iron ceiling elements w/ antique finish, yellow and gold colors, natural materials such as terrazzo and bamboo, cajun cuisine display with recipes for sale.
Dim, flickering lighting , hanging plants throughout space bring in French Quarter balconies, natural light, interactive displays .
BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
Lighting as a wayfinding element, predictable paths and zones, signage for displays, merchandise, and restrooms.
15 CONCEPT
Following diagrams show the space planning process and relationships before finalizing the floor plan.
PLAN 1
FLOOR PLAN ITERATIONS
• Information desk located in front of entry for easy wayfinding
• Transition area with map of the French Quarter, local tour information, and a small display
• Interactive display encourages learning and liveliness
• Central display with cajun cuisine information and recipes for sale
PLAN 2
• Merchandise display conveniently located next to information desk
• Simple wayfinding with desk located in front of entry
• Inadequate seating
• Tighter circulation around displays
• Entry signage for easy access to building information
PLAN 3
• Information desk near entry with views to admin. offices
• Wall with city map and information convienently located off the entry
• Central display with cajun recipes for sale and suspended signage with cuisine information
• Hanging plants above displays
CONCEPT 16
17 FLOOR PLAN
FINAL FLOOR PLAN
OBLIQUE 18 OVERALL SPACE
03. THE BRIDGE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
Sq. Footage: approx. 12,000 NET SF
Project Duration: 4 weeks
Group members, consisting of Ben Hall, Madelyn Hill, Jadyn Wolf, and Regan Wright, were assigned to design a boutique hotel and restaurant located in downtown Manhattan, KS. In a city characterized by institutions that draw people in from the across the world, there are many different cultures present. The goal was to foster connections between people of similar cultures, as well as vastly different ones. This space connects people to each other, the nature around them, and a variety of different cultures. This boutique hotel is the Bridge between these cultures, uniting everyone that visits. Human interaction is encouraged through collaborative seating and lounge areas. Connection to nature is fostered through the live tree within the lobby space and materials of biophilic nature. Visitors are provided a sneak peek of different cultures through authentic cuisine.
AutoCAD Revit Photoshop InDesign Enscape
19 HOSPITALITY
MANHATTAN, KS Studio 5
HOSPITALITY 20
Designing for sense of homeliness and an informal atmosphere
Manhattan demographics - college town, middle-class
Increased customer awareness regarding sustainability
Holistic hospitality, health, + well-being
Guest rooms with integrated technology, such as white noise and bedside lighting controls
CONCEPT
21 RESEARCH
RESEARCH
CULTURE PEOPLE NATURE
EXTERIOR 22
EXTERIOR
Exterior perspectives of building facade show how the material selections enrich the overall design concept. Exterior renderings by Madelyn Hill and Regan Wright; material selections by Ben Hall.
OPEN KITCHEN DESIGN INTENT
The following elevation shows the open kitchen design intent. The incorporation of the Bridge logo can be seen in the recessed arches. Open counter allows servers to easily pick up meals and drop off dirty dishes quickly and efficiently. Kitchen design and elevation by Regan Wright. Branding and logo by Ben Hall.
23 KITCHEN
SEATING
Rendering by Madelyn Hill. Space planning by Ben Hall and Regan Wright.
BOOTH SEATING
BAR + BOOTHS 24 BAR SEATING
Rendering by Madelyn Hill. Bar design and space planning by Jadyn Wolf and Regan Wright.
Rendering by Madelyn Hill. Space planning and design by Ben Hall, Jadyn Wolf, and Regan Wright.
04. OASIS PEDIATRIC CLINIC
Sq. Footage: approx. 2700 NET SF
Project Duration: 12 weeks
Assigned to design a small, pediatric clinic in Topeka, KS. Began with gathering research related to supportive design, calming design elements, adolescent-friendly clinics, and low-stimulating design for children with sensory-processing disorders. The concept of oasis developed throughout my research and initial design process. An oasis is something that provides relief, refuge, and peace in our everyday lives. Most people feel an immense amount of anxiety when entering a doctor’s office, especially children with sensory-processing disorders. Goal was to create a design that supports children of all ages and abilities. Both guests and staff will experience a calming and safe environment upon entering this oasis.
TOPEKA, KS
25 PEDS. CLINIC
Studio 4
AutoCAD Revit Photoshop InDesign Enscape
PEDS. CLINIC 26
RESEARCH
Supportive Design
Design Elements for Calming Environments
Designing for children with sensory processing disorders
Successful Design Elements in Pediatric Settings
Creating a Low-Stimulating Environment
Adolescent-Friendly Pediatric Settings
SPACE PLANNING
ADJACENCIES
INITIAL DIAGRAM
27 RESEARCH
OFF-STAGE
ON-STAGE
SENSORY EXPERIENCES
Plants create calming environment | Natural light throughout waiting | Sand sensory toy Interactive digital art | LED cove lighting | Rounded corners | Sensory boards in exam rooms
RECEPTION + EXAM ROOM DESIGN PROCESS SKETCHES
EXPERIENCES 28
LUNCH/WORK TABLE FILE STORAGE MAGNETIC SENSORY TOY 29 FLOOR PLAN 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. PUBLIC ENTRY + EXIT WAITING + PLAY MECHANICAL CLOSET PUBLIC TOILET ROOM RECEPTION BUSINESS OFFICE INTAKE PATIENT CORRIDOR JANITOR CLOSET ELECTRICAL CLOSET PATIENT TOILET ROOM EXAM ROOM EXAM ROOM EXAM ROOM EXAM ROOM STAFF CORRIDOR WORK ROOM COLLABORATION SPACE STAFF TOILET ROOM MEDICAL STORAGE STAFF ENTRY + EXIT NTS FLOOR PLAN 1 3 4 2 5 6 7 9 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
"HOUSE-SHAPED" GYP. IN FRONT OF EXAM ROOM ENTRIES EXAM TABLE
TOILET PAPER
TASK CHAIR
SOFFIT W/ COVE LIGHTING FILE STOR.
COLLAB. ELEVATION
GYP. SOFFIT FLUSH WITH CABINETS
TOWEL AND GLOVE DISPENSERS
4” TOE KICK WITH RUBBER BASE
Drawings are not to scale.
ELEVATIONS 30
BACK
2’-6” COUNTER A.F.F.
W/ KNEE
SPACE TRANSACTION COUNTER FRONT RECEP. ELEV.
RECEP. ELEV.
WAITING + PLAY
31 PERSPECTIVES PUBLIC ENTRY
PERSPECTIVES 32 RECEPTION DESK
INTERACTIVE DIGITAL ART
05. CONST. DOCUMENTS
In teams, assigned to develop a construction document package of the Next Office project from studio 5. Project is divided into three sections, each with a submission deadline and graded evaluation. Following drawings are my completed portion of the construction documents package thus far.
Studio 6
Program: Revit CODE PLAN
33 CONST. DOCS. UP 3 4 5 6 D.8 E F G 2 7 D H E.2 F.6 11 A C ENTRY 601 RECEPTION 607 STORAGE 602 WAITING 608 LARGE MEETING RM. 610 HOME OFFICE LAB 611 WELLNESS RM 613 PHONE RM 614 WORK CAFE 612a INCLUSIVE DESIGN LAB 632 RESOURCE 631 RETAIL MOCK-UP 617 MOTHER'S RM. 616 PRIVATE OFFICE 630 PRIVATE OFFICE 629 PRIVATE OFFICE 628 PROJECT RM. PROJECT RM. 625 WORKSTATIONS 624 TEAM SPACE WORKSTATIONS 622 TEAM SPACE 621 WORKSTATIONS TEAM SPACE PHONE RM. ELECTRIC ROOM 633 FIRE ACCESS ELEV LOBBY 634 STAIR 2 635 WOMEN'S RR. 638 MEN'S RR. 639 STAIR 3 605 606 604 PRODUCT DISPLAY 609 WORK CAFE 612b 9 1 0 18 283 SF 15 5 328 SF 60 7 6 1 83 1252 SF 15 1 3 211 SF 60 1 60 SF 50 2 6 2 713 SF 100 2 642 SF 100 3 5 1 1 168 SF 100 1 171 SF 100 SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD 4 FA FA FA FA FA FA FA FA CODE LEGEND FA AUDIBLE/VISUAL FIRE ALARM SD SMOKE DETECTOR 3 5'-0" ADA TURNING SPACE ADA DOOR MANEUVERING CLEARANCES EXIT SIGN-CEILING MOUNTED; SHADE DENOTES FACE READ FEC FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET FEC FEC PATH OF TRAVEL 141 44 141 INDIVIDUAL ROOM OCCUPANCIES EXIT WIDTH CALCULATIONS C B UP EMERGENCY WALL LIGHT; 120V CORRIDOR 615 PROJECT # GC - RYAN SEACREST 7827 LANGDON ST. PHILADELPHIA 510.277.4554 510.200.4334 (FAX) LONGTIMENOSEA@GMAIL.COM STRUCT - RYAN REYNOLDS 111 DEVONSHIRE ST BOSTON, MA, 02109 620.303.6313 620.200.6644 (FAX) RYRYREY@GMAIL.COM MEP - RYAN GOSLING 16 MEETING ST. CHARLESTON, SC, 29401 212.500.7761 212.200.1717 (FAX) NOTEBOOKGUY01@GMAIL.COM 830 PONYTZ AVE, MANHATTAN, KS, 66502 SIGNATURES STAMP ID 1.1 CODE PLAN PROGRESS 02.13.2023 101 SEAPORT BLVD, SUITE 600 BOSTON, MA, 02210 202301 STEELCASE NEXT OFFICE PROGRESS 3/32" = 1'-0" 1 CODE PLAN CODE DATA PROJECT DESCRIPTION NEW CONSTRUCTION OF OFFICE SPACE IN 6TH FLOOR OF EXISTING OFFICE BUILDING APPLICABLE CODES 2015 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE 2015 INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDING CODE 2015 INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE 2015 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE PORTIONS OF 2015 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE ASSOCIATED AMENDMENTS PER MA STATE BUILDING CODE 780 2010 ADA STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBLE DESIGN FIRE SPRINKLERS BUILDING IS FULLY SPRINKLERED PLANS FOR THE FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE FIRE PREVENTION DEPARTMENT FOR REVIEW RATED SEPARATION FIRE PARTITIONS 2-HOUR RATING FIRE ALARM SYSTEM FIRE ALARM SYSTEM PROVIDED AS REQUIRED OF SPRINKLER SYSTEM PLANS FOR THE ALARM SYSTEM SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE FIRE PREVENTION DEPARTMENT FOR REVIEW FIRE EXTINGUISHERS BUILDING SHALL BE EQUIPPED W/ MINIMUM 5 LB ABC TYPE IN COMMON AREAS AND MINIMUM 10LB ABC TYPE IN STORAGE AREAS LOCATED AT 75' MAXIMUM SEPARATION DISTANCE. FIRE RESISTANCE RATING - I.B.C. TABLE 601 STRUCTURAL FRAME INCLUDING COLUMNS, TRUSSES, ETC. 0 HR BEARING WALLS (I.B.C. TABLE 602) INTERIOR 0 HR NON-BEARING WALLS (I.B.C. TABLE 602) EXTERIOR 10' < X < 30' SEPARATION 0 HR INTERIOR 0 HR FLOOR CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING SUPPORTING BEAMS AND JOISTS 0 HR ROOF CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING SUPPORTING BEAMS AND JOISTS 0 HR BUILDING CODE DATA CONSTRUCTION TYPE II-B OCCUPANCY GROUP B BUSINESS ALLOWABLE HEIGHT II-B ACTUAL HEIGHT II-B ALLOWABLE AREA IBC TABLE 506.2 69,000 SF ACTUAL AREA 12,000 SF ACCESSORY OCCUPANCY NONE OCCUPANT LOAD OCCUPANCY COUNT (TABLE 1004.1.2) B BUSINESS 100 GROSS SF OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR 12,000 100 120 TOTAL OCCUPANTS PLUMBING FIXTURES BUSINESS OCCUPANCY 120 OCCUPANTS REQUIRED PROVIDED 2 SEPARATE FACILITIES PROVIDED PER I.B.C. 2902.2 WOMEN = 60 OCCUPANTS WATER CLOSETS 1 PER 25 FOR FIRST 50, 5 1 PER 50 FOR REMAINDER 1 PER 40 FOR FIRST 80, MEN = 60 OCCUPANTS WATER CLOSETS 1 PER 25 FOR FIRST 50, 1 PER 50 FOR REMAINDER 3 URINALS 1 PER 25 FOR FIRST 50, 1 PER 50 FOR REMAINDER 2 LAVATORIES 1 PER 40 FOR FIRST 80, 1 PER 80 FOR REMAINDER 3 EGRESS REQUIREMENTS MEANS OF EGRESS REQUIRED STAIR WIDTH (IBC 1011.2) 36 IN. (MIN) COMMON PATH (1006.2.1) 100 FT. (MAX) CORRIDOR WIDTH (1020.2) 44 IN. (MIN.) OCCUPANT LOAD = 120 PATH OF TRAVEL LENGTH TIME LEVEL FROM ROOM TO ROOM 128' - 7 3/4" 29.2 s LEVEL 6 A C 92' - 5 1/4" 21.0 s LEVEL 6 B C
CONST. DOCS. 34
UP CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 CH-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 TV-1 CH-2 CH-2 CH-2 CH-2 CH-3 CH-3 CH-3 CH-4 S-1 S-2 T-2 T-2 SH-1 SH-1 T-3 T-3 T-4 CH-5 CH-5 CH-5 CH-5 T-5 T-5 T-5 CR-1 WS-1 WS-1 R-1 R-1 CH-5 CH-5 CH-5 CH-5 S-3 CR-2 T-6 CH-6 WS-2 WS-2 CH-6 CH-6 CH-6 CH-6 CH-6 PB-1 PB-1 PB-1 PB-2 PB-2 CH-7 CH-7 T-7 T-7 S-4 S-4 T-8 T-8 CH-8 CH-8 CH-8 CH-8 T-9 CH-8 CH-8 CH-8 CH-8 T-10 T-10 TV-1 WS-3 T-11 T-11 MB-1 MB-1 CAB-1 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 WS-3 CH-9 OM-1 OM-1 T-12 WS-4 WS-4 WS-5 T-11 MB-1 T-11 MB-2 MB-2 CH-10 CH-10 P-1 SH-2 SH-3 SH-4 MB-3 MB-3 CH-10 CH-10 CH-10 CH-10 CH-10 T-13 T-13 SH-4 SH-3 SH-2 CH-11 CH-11 MS-1 WS-6 WS-6 WS-6 WS-6 WS-6 WS-6 MS-1 CH-11 T-13 CH-10 T-13 CH-10 T-11 SH-2 SH-3 SH-4 SH-4 SH-3 P-1 MS-1 CH-11 T-13 SH-4 SH-3 SH-2 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 T-13 T-14 T-11 CH-10 CH-10 CH-11 MB-1 MB-1 T-11 T-15 T-11 MB-1 T-11 T-11 MB-1 T-11 CH-6 CH-6 CH-6 S-5 CH-6 P-1 P-1 P-1 B-1 B-1 B-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-1 ST-2 ST-2 ST-2 ST-2 ST-2 MB-1 T-11 CH-3 WS-7 ST-3 CH-12 CH-13 WS-8 WS-9 CAB-2 T-1a T-1b UP 4 5 6 D.8 E F G 2 7 D H E.2 F.6 11 GENERAL NOTES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. PROVIDE ALL LABOR, MATERIALS, AND TRANSPORTATION NECESSARY FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF ALL FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND EQUIPMENT SPECIFIED. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS: SUBMIT COPIES OF MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS, INCLUDING INFORMATION NEEDED FOR REMOVAL OF COMMON STAINS. PROTECT FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES DURING DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING TO PREVENT DAMAGE, SOILING, AND DETERIORATION. FF&E CONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING WHEN MERCHANDISE S TO ARRIVE AND MUST HAVE AVAILABLE ALL LABOR AND EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR DELIVERY, UNLOADING, ASSEMBLY, AND HANDLING. CARE MUST BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLING FURNITURE DURING INSTALLATION TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO EXISTING BUILDING WALLS, FLOORING, SHELVING, AND MILLWORK. FF&E CONTRACTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE TO ITEMS PROVIDED UNDER THIS CONTRACT UP TO TIME OF ACCEPTANCE BY THE OWNER. CONTRACTOR SHALL REPLACE ALL DAMAGED PARTS OF ASSEMBLED OR MANUFACTURED ITEMS AS SOON AS DISCOVERED AT NO COST TO THE OWNER. PROJECT # GC - RYAN SEACREST 7827 LANGDON ST. PHILADELPHIA 510.277.4554 510.200.4334 (FAX) LONGTIMENOSEA@GMAIL.COM STRUCT - RYAN REYNOLDS 111 DEVONSHIRE ST BOSTON, MA, 02109 620.303.6313 620.200.6644 (FAX) RYRYREY@GMAIL.COM MEP - RYAN GOSLING 16 MEETING ST. CHARLESTON, SC, 29401 212.500.7761 212.200.1717 (FAX) NOTEBOOKGUY01@GMAIL.COM 830 PONYTZ AVE, MANHATTAN, KS, 66502 SIGNATURES STAMP ID 1.6 FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN PROGRESS 02.13.2023 101 SEAPORT BLVD, SUITE 600 BOSTON, MA, 02210 202301 STEELCASE NEXT OFFICE PROGRESS 3/32" = 1'-0" 1 FURNITURE PLAN FURNITURE SCHEDULE TYPE MARK DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER Count <varies> <varies> 300 B-1 Greenpoint Benching Double-Sided - 24D x 48W West Elm 3 CAB-1 Elective Elements Vertical Cabinet - Plinth Base Steelcase 3 CAB-2 Convey Base Cabinet - 24W x 34.5H Steelcase 2 CH-1 Karman Office Chair - Height Adjustable Steelcase 47 CH-2 Montara650 Lounge Chair Steelcase 5 CH-3 Montara650 Stool Coalesse 6 CH-4 Millbrae Lifestyle Lounge Steelcase 2 CH-5 Siento Office Chair Steelcase 23 CH-6 Maarten Swivel Guest Chair - Upholstered Viccarbe 24 CH-7 Quilt Lounge Chair Establishe And Sons 2 CH-8 Maarten Swivel Bar Stool Viccarbe 28 CH-9 Brody 488 Series - Work Lounge - Right Side Surface Steelcase 1 CH-10 SILQ Office Chair Steelcase 22 CH-11 Flex Perch Stool Steelcase 18 CH-12 Massaud Lounge Chair Steelcase 1 CH-13 Bob Guest Chair - Swivel Base Steelcase 2 CR-1 Greenpoint Credenza West Elm 2 CR-2 Exponents Credenza - 27H x 48W - Metal Base Steelcase 2 MB-1 Flex Markerboard - 71H Steelcase 9 MB-2 PolyVision Board 48W x 47H (1220W x 1185H) Steelcase 2 MB-3 Flex Active Frames - Accessory Board Steelcase 8 MS-1 Roam Mobile Monitor Stand Steelcase 3 OM-1 Brody 488 Series - Footrest Steelcase 2 P-1 AMQ 3F Hanging Panel - Array (38W) AMQ 26 PB-1 On the QT Phone Booth - Tall Angled - Left Hinge Orangebox Ltd 3 PB-2 On the QT Phone Booth - Short Angled - Left Hinge Orangebox Ltd 2 R-1 Greenpoint Private Office - Desk Return (18D x 42W) West Elm 2 S-1 Millbrae 3-Seat Bench Steelcase 1 FURNITURE SCHEDULE TYPE MARK DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER Count S-2 Millbrae 3-Seat Lifestyle Steelcase 1 S-3 New Standard Sofa Blu Dot 1 S-4 Lagunitas Chaise High Back Screen Left Corner Cushion Steelcase 2 S-5 Campfire Lounge System Steelcase 2 SH-1 Private Office Storage - Bookcase (75H) West Elm 3 SH-2 Flex Active Frames - Storage 3 High Steelcase 4 SH-3 Flex Active Frames - Storage 4 High Steelcase 5 SH-4 Flex Active Frames - Storage 5 High Steelcase 12 ST-1 TS Series Mini Locker Steelcase 18 ST-2 Currency Enhanced Lateral File (18.875D x 36W) Steelcase 9 ST-3 Elective Elements Storage - 72 5/8H Steelcase 1 T-1a Sebastopol Table (16H) Steelcase 3 T-1b Sebastopol Table (22H) Steelcase 2 T-2 Holy Day Table Square Glass Top Steelcase 2 T-3 Holy Day Table Rectangular Glass Top Steelcase 3 T-4 Verlay Conference Table (48D x 216W) Steelcase 1 T-5 Burin High Ocassional Table - MDF, D100 (39.37") Viccarbe 3 T-6 Free Stand Table (22 1/4" D x 21 1/4" W) Steelcase 1 T-7 Lagunitas Personal Table (13D x 24W) Steelcase 2 T-8 Turnstone Campfire Big Table (48D x 40H) Steelcase 2 T-9 Campfire Slim Occasional Table - Standing Height (60W) Steelcase 4 T-10 Await Freestanding Table (19H) Steelcase 2 T-11 Flex Transition Table (16D x 38H) Steelcase 12 T-12 Embold Collection - Circular Laminate Table Steelcase 1 T-13 Flex Standing Height Work Table (29D x 70W) Steelcase 10 T-14 Verlay Conference Table - Standing Height (48D x 96W) Steelcase 1 T-15 AM Ocular Conference Table w/ Cutout Steelcase 1 TV-1 100" Bravia 4k Ultra HD Monitor Sony Professional 16 WS-1 Greenpoint Desk - Inset Modesty Panel (30D x 72W) West Elm 3 WS-2 Ology Walkstation Desk - Height Adjustable (30D X 40W) Steelcase 3 WS-3 Ology Electric Desk (29D x 70W) Steelcase 25 WS-4 Elective Elements Worksurface (24D x 90W) Steelcase 2 WS-5 Elective Elements Worksurface (24D x 60W) Steelcase 2 WS-6 Ology Height Adjustable Bench - 120 Corner Triple Sided (23D x 52W) Steelcase 6 WS-7 Elective Elements Worksurface (24D x 102W) Steelcase 1 WS-8 Elective Elements Worksurface (30D x 72W) Steelcase 1 WS-9 Convey Worksurface - Sink Bowl (24D x 75W) Steelcase 1
FURNITURE PLAN
WORK CAFE
06. ADDITIONAL WORK
Following additional work shows skill in a variety of different mediums. Consists of handcrafted and digital work.
SELF PORTRAIT
35 CONST. DOCS.
ProCreate, 2023.
CONST. DOCS. 36 CHESS BOARD
Readymade dish with decal and flocking application, 2022.
Colored pencil, 2020.
Ceramic tile board with china paint Clay pieces, 2022.
CAN
COKE
READYMADE
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