Rylee Jowers 2024 Portfolio

INTERIOR DESIGN

2024

PORTFOLIO

My name is Rylee Jowers, and I am a fourth-year student at Texas

Tech

University

pursuing

a

Bachelor

of

Interior

Design and a Minor in Architecture. Through my passionate

ABOUT ME

work ethic and driven creativity, I can skillfully support projects with innovative ideas and suggestions for space design and usage.

Growing up, I was encouraged by my curious mind and instinct to create. This has led me to explore many paths of artistic expression, ultimately resulting in my desire to pursue a career in design. This avenue of creativity has not only

pushed

me

in

my

creative

thinking,

attentive

observation, and spatial awareness, but it has instilled in me the value of beauty, function, and history in design. I make

every

effort

to

deliver

captivating,

yet

efficient

solutions to transform mundane spaces into remarkable experiences.

In 2022, I was honored as the Glenna Goodacre Award Recipient, recognizing the top emerging Junior Interior Design

Student

at

Texas

Tech

University.

This

honor

highlights my ability to create impactful solutions through a

L E T S

C O N N E C T

detail-focused lens of commitment and passion for design. I

(210)-875-9362

strive to enhance the human experience and improve well-

ryleejowers@gmail.com

being by bringing positive change to spaces and to those

rylee-jowers-83561a203

who encounter them.

@ryleejowers

EDUCATION

Designs

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN (CIDA ACCREDITED PROGRAM) MINOR IN ARCHITECTURE Expected Graduation Date - May 2024

SKILLS Revit

Photoshop

Enscape

Graphic Design

AutoCAD

Adobe Creative Suite

Hand Drafting

Microsoft Office Suite

AWARDS/ HONORS GLENNA GOODACRE SCHOLARSHIP (2022-2023) Selected by faculty of the Department of Design

Recognizes the top emerging Junior Interior Design Student at Texas Tech University

GROUP PROJECT SELECTED FOR RENOVATION OF 'EL CENTRO' (2022) Issued by the Dean, Staff, and Professors of the College of Human Sciences

FINALIST FOR IDEC STUDENT COMPETITION (2021) Issued by Staff and Professors of the Department of Design

DEANS LIST (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023) Maintained a GPA of 3.5 or above

INTE R N S HIP

WORK E X PERIENC E

BRITT DESIGN GROUP

WESTON DEAN HOMES

INTERN (Summer of 2023)

INTERIOR DESIGN CONTRACTOR (2022PRESENT) San Antonio, Texas

Austin, Texas Managed material library, optimizing accessibility and workflow Communicated and coordinated with vendors Engaged in collaborative meetings to enhance communication and teamwork Contributed to design and project development using Revit and BlueBeam Ensured product quality through installation oversight and procurement tracking using Excel

Collaborated and communicated with individual designers to collect and analyze data Referred to floor plans, elevations, and tile selection documents to construct 3D and 2D tile drawings using Revit and AutoCAD Executed remote tile-drawing responsibilities for the firm, ensuring precise and visually compelling representations of tile layouts while working collaboratively with the design team

EXTR A C URRICULA R IIDA MEMBER (2021-PRESENT) International Interior Design Association

PI BETA PHI MEMBER (2020-PRESENT) Texas Gamma Chapter - #1 Chapter in the Nation

VALORIE MALONE HEAD INTERIOR DECORATOR (2021-2023) Lubbock, Texas Organized client meetings Visited job site to analyze the space Created initial design sketches Met deadline and budget requirements

LEAD E R S HIP

PEYTON RESEARCH GROUP

DIRECTOR OF RECRUITMENT EVENTS

San Antonio, Texas

PI BETA PHI - TEXAS GAMMA (2022) Planned and executed the outfits and decorations Designed marketing materials Arranged and led training workshops Communicated with event rental companies

OFFICE CORDINATOR (2021-2022) Organized and maintained payroll information Established employee payroll files and updated existing files with new information Prepared, scanned, and checked documents and images converted into digital format

SIP SIP CELLARS

HOSPITALITY PROJECT

HCOA REDESIGN COMMERCIAL PROJECT

ISRAELI BROWNSTONE HIGH-END RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

SOCO-CO WORKING SPACE COMMERCIAL PROJECT

HOSPITALITY PROJECT SPRING 2023

PROGRAMS USED: REVIT ENSCAPE PHOTOSHOP

The German-founded town of Fredericksburg has become an increasingly popular location due to its booming tourism industry that centers around wine, live music events, and shopping on the charming downtown strip. To meet the demand for luxury wine experiences, a proposed boutique hotel and winery on 145 acres of land will include 40 cottages, a restaurant and bar, an outdoor patio, and ample indoor and outdoor spaces for activities and events. The goal of this project was to create a seamless and memorable experience for guests, reflecting the local culture and landscape, while being economically sustainable, and completed in a timely manner.

SIP SIP BAR AND LOUNGE

REVIT ENSCAPE

Wine is a window to foreign lands. Every bottle, every glass, every sip offers a new experience. Sip Sip Cellars takes you on a journey where drinking wine feels like traveling without moving. With a blend of vintage and modern design, this modern-baroque fantasy pays homage to France, the world leader in fine wine. The captivating ambiance, filled with personality, blends bold colors, patterns, and traditional shapes. Each space, separated by archways, has its own distinct look, adding to the whimsical and cheerful atmosphere. Get ready for a trip to the enchanting French countryside at Sip Sip Cellars.

UNIMPORTANT ADJACENCY NO ADJACENCY

SECONDARY ADJACENCY PRIMARY ADJACENCY ADJACENT

SEMI-ADJACENT

PUBLIC SPACE

SEMI-PRIVATE SPACE

PRIVATE SPACE

OPEN SPACE

6

4

6

7

1 COTTAGE A

7

2 COTTAGE B 3 COTTAGE C 4 MAIN BUILDING 5 GATE AND SECURITY 6 PUBLIC PARKING 7 OUTDOOR ACTIVITY SPACE

9

8 FOUNTAIN 9 SYMMETRY IS EMPHASIZED

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2

3

3

2

1

8 5

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

THROUGHOUT THE PLAN

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

MAIN BUILDING

1

STAIRS

2

BAR SEATING

3

BAR

4

BAR AND RESTAURANT HALLWAY

5

RESTROOMS

6

RESTAURANT RECEPTION

7

RESTAURANT SEATING

8

KITCHEN

9

LOOK-BELOW

LEVEL 2

10 P A T I O

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

10 FAT 3 SEAT SOFA BY TOM DIXON TOTAL QTY: 3

9 3

4

7

5

BONO STOOL BY CREATECOLLECTIONS TOTAL QTY: 11

2

8

1

6

MOULINIS CHAIR BY HOUTIQUE TOTAL QTY: 18

FURNITURE FLOORPLAN AND SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

DALE CHAIR BY NOOM TOTAL QTY: 18

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

MATERIALS

CEILING WALLPAPER

FLOORING

TABLE STONE

FIREPLACE STONE

FLOORING

FEATURE WALL TILE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

FIRE PLACE PERSPECTIVE

HIDDEN BAR PERSPECTIVE

COTTAGE A

COTTAGE A

Cottage A is a charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom cottage featuring a kitchenette and a small dining area. Cleverly concealed behind clo to the cottage's layout, creating a unique and multifunctional s Connected to Cottage A through a shared courtyard, Cottage bedrooms and bathrooms, it contains a larger kitchen and living ro the courtyard through sliding glass doors, expanding the entertain connection, making Cottage B an ideal space for larger gatherings.

1

ENTRY

2

KITCHEN

3

DINING

4

BATHROOM

5

BEDROOM

6

LIVING ROOM

7

BAR

8

PATIO

9

DOORS THAT CONNECT COTTAGE A AND B PATIO’S

BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE

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9 8 6 7

5

3

COTTAGE A

2 4

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

1

COTTAGE A FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

an open floor plan that seamlessly integrates a cozy oset doors, a secret bar adds an element of surprise space where different areas flow into one another.

B offers an expanded living experience. With 2 oom that includes a bar. The living room opens up to nment area and fostering a seamless indoor-outdoor .

9

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

COTTAGE B

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

COTTAGE B

9 8

5

6 7

4

4 3 2

1

5

COTTAGE B FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

BEDROOM PERSPECTIVE

COTTAGE C

COTTAGE C

1

ENTRY

2

KITCHEN

3

DINING

4

BATHROOM

5

BEDROOM

6

LIVING ROOM

7

PATIO

8

POOL

9

STAIRS

8

7 6

2

10 D E C K

5

4

3 1

9

LEVEL 1 FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

5 5 PATIO PERSPECTIVE

10

COTTAGE C

4 4

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

6

9

LEVEL 2 FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

COMMERCIAL PROJET THIS PROJECT WAS DONE IN COLLABORATION WITH BREE CLARK (INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT) AND KATIE LEE (ARCHITECTURE STUDENT) FALL 2023

PROGRAMS USED: REVIT ENSCAPE PHOTOSHOP

GROUP PROJECT This project aimed to revitalize and enhance Texas Tech’s Huckabee College of Architecture (HCOA) building, incorporating a design that introduces 43,389 new square feet to accommodate additional spaces and involves a full redesign of three existing floors. Recognizing the need for change driven by increased student enrollment and evolving technology, Texas Tech Interior Design students collaborated with the College of Architecture students on this project.

This collaboration aimed to holistically address the limitations of the current architecture building and elevate the educational experience. The students collectively leveraged their skills to conceive a rejuvenated space that not only met the expanding program requirements but also fosters a dynamic, collaborative atmosphere, laying the foundation for an innovative future in architectural education at Texas Tech.

HCOA CAFE AND FEATURE STAIRS THIS RENDERING WAS DESIGNED BY RYLEE JOWERS REVIT ENSCAPE

The vision for the redesign of the Texas Tech Architecture Building revolved around the powerful concept of "Visual Connectivity."

By fostering an environment where students, faculty, and visitors can seamlessly connect with each other, their surroundings, and the rich history of the institution, the building became a transformative space that bridged the past and future. Embracing transparency and openness aided in creating an architectural masterpiece that not only modernized the building but also reaffirmed its place in the ever-evolving landscape of architectural education. This redesign stood as a testament to Texas Tech's commitment to fostering connections that lead to boundless opportunities and a brighter architectural future.

AUSTIN E. NOWLTON SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE The selection of the Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture as our precedent study for the redesign of the Texas Tech Architecture Building is rooted in its exemplary use of visual connectivity, which serves as a guiding principle for our project. The School strategically employs design elements that allow students to perceive different spaces from within a single area, fostering a sense of openness and interconnectedness. The prevalence of collaborative spaces within the Knowlton School is another influential aspect informing our approach. We aim to incorporate similar collaborative zones that encourage interaction and idea exchange among students and faculty, promoting a dynamic learning environment.

ABEDIAN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE The Abedian School of Architecture was chosen as a precedent study for the redesign of the Texas Tech Architecture Building because of its innovative design features. The school excels in creating visual connectivity through strategic architectural elements, particularly the use of stairs as dynamic spaces that motivate activity and wayfinding.

By incorporating similar design principles, we aim to enhance the Texas Tech Architecture Building's spatial experience, encouraging movement and interaction. Furthermore, the Abedian School places a strong emphasis on natural light, seamlessly integrating it into the building's design to create a bright and inspiring atmosphere.

ANNOTATIONS:

D N

connection between North and South A Direct entrances located on 1st level so that B Classrooms students of other areas of study can use them exhibition space, located at back C Open entrance invites art students as well as other D Cafe schools into the HCOA building

E Lecture Hall is 2 stories have glass sliding doors - allowing F Studios them to be open to one another G H Studios can be seen by floor above and below

EXHIBITION

C

UP

DN

UP

LECTURE HALL

Open to floor above and below

GALLERY

J Studios open exhibition space K Computer and printing lab connect lab, printing lab, and I.T. are L Computer located at center of building for convenience

M N

Reception is right off of the elevator for wayfinding Dean’s office and related offices have view of look below and of campus

O All offices receive natural light offices have private connections to P Dean’s public spaces (particularly bathrooms)

UP

OFFICE OFFICE

E

DN

OFFICE

CAFE SEATING

RESTROOMS

OFFICE

CAFE CLASS

RECEPTION

LEVEL 1 FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

A

CLASS

CLASS

B

CLASS

CLASS

CLASS

D

The floorplans show the original structure of the Texas Tech Architecture Building and the strategic incorporation of the new addition. This addition has significantly contributed to achieving a more open layout, introducing ample visually connected spaces and fosters collaborative zones.

Existing Art Building Original Architecture Building

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE

H

OFFICE STUDIO

EXHIBITION

F

STUDIO

STUDIO

OFFICE

OFFICE

F

D CONFER ENCE ROOM

RECEPTION

L

OFFICE

M

STUDIO OFFICE

DEAN

KITCHEN

I

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE LOUNGE

OFFICE LOUNGE

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

N

RF

STUDIO

OPEN TO BELOW

G

OPEN TO BELOW

RF

DN

O

UP

OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE

I. T. RESTROOMS

CLASS

CLASS

GRAD STUDENT SPACE E

CLASS

COMPUTER LAB

RESTROOMS

ADRC

K OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE

J

PRINTING LAB

LEVEL 6 FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL 10

NOT TO SCALE

NOT TO SCALE

FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE

ALL RENDERINGS WERE DESIGNED BY RYLEE JOWERS

Stone Coffee Table

|

Steel Side Table

|

Sofa - SANCAL

EXHIBITION PERSPECTIVE

|

The Wassily Chair - Knolls

CAFE PERSPECTIVE

Stackable, Oak Chair - Form & Refine |

Stool with Back - EXPORMIM

|

Wall Mounted Lighting

|

Pendant Lighting

|

Lamp

|

Ceiling Mounted Lighting

|

Spotlight

CAFE PERSPECTIVE

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Upholstered Chair - NOOM

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Round Oak and Metal Table

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Wall Mounted Lighting

|

Pendant Lighting

|

Lamp

ART STUDIO HALL PERSPECTIVE

LOOK-BELOW PERSPECTIVE

ART STUDIO/HALL PERSPECTIVE

Stool - GRASSO

|

Stool with Back - EXPORMIM

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The Wassily Chair - Knolls

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Round Oak and Metal Table

4TH YEAR STUDIO PERSPECTIVE

Adjustable Desk

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Mobile Chair

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Acoustic Wall Panel

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Wall Mounted Lighting

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Pendant Lighting

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Ceiling Mounted Lighting

4TH YEAR STUDIO PERSPECTIVE

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Red Lacquered Paint

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Recessed Lighting

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LED Strip Lighting

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Lamp

|

Pendant lighting

RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

SPRING 2022

PROGRAMS USED: AUTOCAD HAND DRAFTING HAND RENDERING PHOTOSHOP EXCEL

A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE AND SUSTAINABLE AGING-IN-PLACE HOME The clients, Michael and Shirin Herzog, had recently purchased a brownstone in the prestigious Georgetown neighborhood of Washington D.C.. In 2021, Michael was appointed as Israel’s Ambassador to the United States. His wife, Shirin Herzog, with whom he has two children, is an attorney. This religious husband and wife, father and mother, strategic thinkers, and avid readers were seeking a complete remodel of the four-million-dollar home, requesting both high-end finishes, furniture, appliances, and accessories to suit their lifestyles as well as to incorporate aging-in-place and sustainable components for the future. They preferred a style that would combine both modern and traditional techniques for an overall cohesive design with Jewish influences. They needed guest bedrooms for their adult children along with a bunk room for their grandchildren. Lastly, the space needed to consider their Jewish beliefs by providing storage for traditional and religious items and a Kosher kitchen.

DINING ROOM 1 POINT PERSPECTIVE

HAND RENDERED

This space took the architectural elements of the Jaffa hotel, connecting contemporary and modern design to the historical aesthetics of Israel. Offering and presenting rich history and culture, juxtaposed with modern furnishings, traditional décor, and vibrant colors, the home created an in-the-moment presence. The incorporation of arches, vaulted ceilings, exposed limestone, different textures, and patterns shown through lighting and materials, was used throughout the space to represent the fine comforts of Israel. This welcoming space reflects the cultural Israeli lifestyle in luxury.

PROGRAMS: AUTOCAD AND PHOTOSHOP

A

bedroom and seating area.

JAFFA HOTEL

C

7

Limestone archways connect entry and hall, inspired by historic Israeli architecture.

sliding door with curtain connects B Glass office to multifunctional room, serving as a

JAFFA HOTEL

8

separate media room and family C Archways room, with a cave-like aesthetic.

6 ELV

archways with black trim connect D Plastered dining room and hall, offering semi-privacy. pantry links kitchen to dining E Butler’s room, providing prep counter and storage.

F Coffee bar within a limestone archway.

G dietary needs.

Kosher-styled kitchen for religious and

H allowing diverse seating.

Living room is open to study/library,

I

Separate women and men’s closets based on cultural practices.

J Built-in storage next to the fireplace. room conveniently located near K Utility bedrooms. room with two built-in bunk beds (four L Bunk twin beds).

2 1 A

NOT TO SCALE

B

33

PANTRY

MW

5

1

Entry

2

Hall 1

3

Bedroom 1

4

Office

5

Bathroom 1

6

Bar

7

Family Room

8

Media Room

DW

G 7

DW

REF REF

8

5 E

6 F D

ELV

MW

6 1

Hall 2

2

Study

3

Living Room

4

Dining Room

5

Butlers Pantry

6

Coffee Bar

7

Kitchen

8

1/2 Bath

7 CLOSET

L D

K

W

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8

CLOSET

5

ELV

CLOSET

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4

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1

3

CLOSET

I

2

CLOSET

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NOT TO SCALE

NOT TO SCALE

1

Hall 3

2

Master Bedroom

3

Master Bathroom

4

Bunk Room

5

Bathroom

6

Bedroom 2

7

Bathroom 2

8

Utility Room

RENDERED EXTERIOR ELEVATION

PROGRAMS: AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP

Glass Black Metal Door Frame White Brick Entry

NOT TO SCALE

White Cement

Black Wood Siding Black Metal

Black Metal

LEVEL 4

White Cement

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 2 White Cement Black Wood Siding White Brick

LEVEL 1 NOT TO SCALE

NOT TO SCALE

PROGRAMS: AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP

Marble Marble Trim Pendant Light

Wall Sconce

Wall Sconce

Marble Shelf Wall Paper Wooden Ladder

Wooden Drawers

Wooden Drawers

COFFEE BAR /// NOT TO SCALE

BUNK BEDS /// NOT TO SCALE

Crown Molding

Black Metal Framing

Wall Sconce

Marble Backsplash Marble

Aged Brass Aluminum

Aged Brass Aluminum Aged Brass Aluminum

Aged Brass Aluminum

KITCHEN

/// NOT TO SCALE

1 POINT PERSPECTIVE: HAND DRAFTING AND HAND RENDERING

LIVING ROOM HAND DRAFTING HAND RENDERING 2 POINT PERSPECTIVE

RATIONALE: 2 POINT PERSPECTIVE: HAND DRAFTING AND HAND RENDERING

The office is a functional space within the home that is essential for the clients worklife. It is depicted as a perspective to illustrate the functionality provided by the glass wall and sliding door. Beyond the sliding glass door is a space that provides natural light and a seating arrangement that can function as a bedroom when necessary.

Curtains are implemented in the design to provide optional privacy between both spaces. The goal of the perspective is to illustrate the layout of the connected spaces to further the understanding of natural light and its importance within both spaces.

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MATERIAL AND FURNITURE BOARD

2

10

1 1 MONIOMI | Ottoman

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7

2 Riluc | Accent Chair 3 Vladimir Kagan | Accent Chair 4 Mahogany Desk 5 Arhause | Office Chair 6 Brushed Brass Pendant 7 Handcrafted Chandelier 8 Limestone 9 Bedrosians Tile and Stone | Porcelain

10 C l a y w o r k s | P l a s t e r

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3

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COMMERCIAL PROJECT

FALL 2022

PROGRAMS USED: REVIT ENSCAPE PHOTOSHOP

The Co-Workspace project embraced the emerging trend of co-working spaces, which have proven to be advantageous for entrepreneurs, global brands, and the entertainment industry. This project allowed students to choose their desired workspace location and develop a corresponding brand. SoCo-Co is situated just south of downtown Austin in the vibrant South Congress district. Known for its trendy atmosphere, South Congress offers a numerous hotels, vintage shops, boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, cafes, and bars, catering to both tourists and locals. SoCo-Co stands out with its unique concept and dynamic ambiance, attracting creative minds from various innovative industries and creating an unmatched community experience. As a full-service workspace, SoCo-Co provides individual workstations, conference rooms, recording studios, art studios, and more, serving as a new home office to foster individual creativity and success.

SUNKEN LOUNGE RENDERING

REVIT ENSCAPE

This space reflected the creative culture of Austin, Texas to inspire those who use it to pursue their craft and “Keep Austin Weird”. Like a vintage album cover, the interior of the space captured the attention of the users through its funky and electric design, sparking curiosity. Unexpected shaped furniture adds to the edgy and retro concept, while still providing comfort. A seamless integration with nature can be found through the large windows overlooking South Congress as well as the city, this created a comfortable space that echoes its surroundings. This creative hub honored and considered the history of its home within South Congress through its midcentury, ’70s, modern traditional and yet still casual and comfortable design elements.

UNIMPORTANT ADJACENCY NO ADJACENCY SECONDARY ADJACENCY

LEVEL

ENTRY RECEPTIO LOCKERS SUNK-IN LEISURE CAFE/CO INDIVIDUA PRIVATE WELLNES COLLAB S ART STUD MENS RE WOMENS MUSIC ST PRINT

PRIMARY ADJACENCY ADJACENT

ADJA

SEMI-ADJACENT

PUBLIC SPACE

STAIRS LOCKERS LOUNGE HALL KITCHEN PRIVATE O

SEMI-PRIVATE SPACE

PRIVATE SH

PRIVATE SPACE

OPEN SPACE

LEVEL

PRIVATE M OPEN MEE COLLAB. S CONFEREN MENS RES WOMENS R WELLNESS PRINT

ON DESK S LOUNGE SPACE OFFEE BAR AL SEATING ROOMS SS SPACE SPACE DIO ESTROOM S RESTROOM TUDIO

WELLNESS SPACE

HARED OFFICE

MEETING SPACE ETING SPACE SPACE NCE ROOM STROOM RESTROOM S SPACE

WOMENS MENS

ART STUDIO

PRINTING CAFE/ COFFEE BAR

OPEN MEETING SPACE/ COLLAB. SPACE

ACENCY MATRIX

OFFICE

MUSIC STUDIO

PRIVATE ROOMS

LOCKERS

RECEPTION DESK

INDIVIDUAL MEETING SPACE

ENTRY

LOUNGE

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE SHARED OFFICES PRIVATE MEETING SPACE

WOMENS

WELLNESS BOOTHS

PRINTING

MENS

LOCKERS

CONFERENCE ROOM

KITCHEN

GAME/ COLLABORATION SPACE

BLOCKING DIAGRAMS

STAIRS

LOUNGE

CONFERENCE ROOM

12

7 9

1

Entry vestibule

2

Reception

3

I.T. room

4

Sunken lounge

5

Café/Collaboration space

6

Individual work space

7

Private meeting rooms

8

Nap pods

9

Art studio

10

Locker room

11

Printing station

12

Women's bathroom

13

Men's bathroom

14

Music studio

WASSILY CHAIR BY KNOLL

15

Private lounge

TOTAL QTY: 6

7

6

7

13

14

15

11 8

10 3

5

2 4

1

MARLON CONTEMPORAIN | 3 SEATER SOFA BY CREARTE COLLECTIONS TOTAL QTY: 1

VESTIGE BY SANCAL TOTAL QTY: 6

ELV NOT TO SCALE

10

11 4

1

Collaboration space

2

Kitchen

3

Conference room

4

Business center

5

Meeting space

6

Private booths

7

Private lounge

8

Private office 1

9

Private office 2

10

Women's bathroom

11

Men's bathroom

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9 3 6

2

5

1

OYSTER LOW BY OFFECCT

SECTIONAL OFFICE DESK BY BRALCO JET

EASY CHAIR BY NOOMGROPIUS CS1

TOTAL QTY: 1

TOTAL QTY: 1

TOTAL QTY: 18

ELV NOT TO SCALE

PRIVATE MEETING ROOMS PERSPECTIVE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

MATERIALS

BLUE CARPET

METALLIC MATERIAL

OAK WOOD

MARBLE

TILE

STONE

PRIVATE LOUNGE

PRIVATE OFFICE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

BUSINESS CENTER

PROGRAM: REVIT

WITH ANNOTATIONS Modular desks are 2'10" tall and have a removable divider

Custom-built café with two different height countertops

Custom-built reception desk with blue lacquer paint finish

Sunken lounge is 2' 8" below ground level

Double-sided fire place has a built-in bench that wraps around and is 1' 6" above ground level

Walls are red lacquer paint finish with gold trim

SOUTH VIEW

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

NORTH VIEW

This space is the hub of So Co-Co. It can be used for individual work, group work, networking, casual meetings, and relaxation. The kitchen is available to all and provides plenty of storage as well as a sink, a fridge, and a coffee maker. The pool table is located in this space to encourage occupants to interact with each other and form connections. This space helps build an unmatched community experience.

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

RECEPTION DESK PERSPECTIVE

PRIVATE LOUNGE/BOOTH PERSPECTIVE

Illuminated sign with a silver frame

Logo in metallic red material

Red velvet curtains for privacy Door frames extend to ceiling and are metallic red material 6x6 inch squares in wd1 material

Wd1 squares are 3/4" wide Wall material is wd1

/ / / NOT TO SCALE

RECEPTION DESK WALL

Table top is wd1 material and table leg is silver material

Exterior of arches are wd1

Behind booth walls are ceiling mounted lights

Interior walls are M2

Wall mounted sconce

PRIVATE LOUNGE BUILT IN BOOTHS

/ / / NOT TO SCALE

SYMBOLS

LEVEL 1 1 WAY LIGHT SWITCH 2 WAY LIGHT SWITCH 3 WAY LIGHT SWITCH

Exit sign is mounted to the ceiling

4 WAY LIGHT SWITCH SMOKE DETECTOR SPRINKLER

EXIT SIGN

Pendants hang 6'5 1/2" AFF

KAISHI LAOS

Louis Poulsen SILVERBACK Pendants hang 7' 1/2" AFF Sconces hang 5'5 1/2" AFF

Louis Poulsen DOO-WOP

Louis Poulsen PH 5

Fitz Hansen Concert™ P1 Pendant

Light switches are 48" AFF

Recessed, ceiling mounted LED strip

Pendant hung at 7'8" AFF NO

T TO SCALE

CAFE PERSPECTIVE

PROGRAMS: REVIT AND ENSCAPE

MUSIC STUDIO PERSPECTIVE

SoCo-Co interior integrates lighting with a variety of materials and features that satisfy the concept with exceptional, exquisite, and unique selections. The cafe and music studio feature a variety of task lighting, decorative lighting, general lighting, and natural lighting.

These unexpected shaped fixtures add to the edgy and retro concept, while still providing a level of comfort to the eye. Decorative lighting is also provided by LED strips that replicate the shape of a record vinyl. This creative hub will honor and consider the history of its home within South Congress through its midcentury, ’70s, modern traditional design elements.

RYLEE JOWERS Designs

INTERIOR DESIGN

CONTACT:

(210)-875-9362 rjowers@ttu.edu

LOCATION: San Antonio, Texas

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