Undergraduate Portfolio by Sabira Haque

UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO INTERIOR DESIGN

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2024

ABOUT

I AM SABIRA HAQUE, I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA BY BENGALI IMMIGRANT PARENTS. CURRENTLY PURSUING MY CAREER IN INTERIOR DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE, I WAS ABLE TO REDIRECT MY CREATIVE ABILITIES TOWARD SOMETHING THAT HELPS PEOPLE CONNECT. CREATING SPACE T H AT E N H A N C E S E M OT I O N AS W E L L AS B E A U T Y, FUNCTION, AND EFFICIENCY IS WHAT I BELIEVE IS DESIGN. AS A DESIGNER BEING SELF-CRITICAL HAS LED ME TO CREATE SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS.

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1 S U S T A I N A B L E O F F I C E 3 R D Y E A R , S P R I N G S E M E S T E R

RETAIL

3 R D Y E A R , F A L L S E M E S T E R

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M E D I C A L

O F F I C E

2 N D Y E A R , S P R I N G S E M E S T E R

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A D D I T I O N

5 D E F I N I T I V E R E S I D E N C E 1 S T Y E A R , S P R I N G S E M E S T E R

DIGITAL DESIGN

2 N D Y E A R , F A L L S E M E S T E R

P H O T O G R A P H Y

O F F I C E S U S T A I N A B L E Target Audience: Ages 20 - 50

LOCATION URBN AT PHILADELPHIA NAVAL YARD, BUILDING 15 CONCEPT: TO PROMOTE WELLNESS USING NATURAL SOLUTIONS TO PROMOTE WELLNESS, THROUGH BIOPHILIC ELEMENTS, DYNAMIC LIGHTING AND WATER CONSERVATION. SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES MEASURES CARBON FOOTPRINT, USES RENEWABLE ENERGY, MINIMIZING ITS GREENHOUSE GAS, IMPLEMENTING BIODIVERSITY STRATEGY, AND DEVELOPING LONG LASTING PRODUCTS.

COPY AREA IS SEPARATED FROM EMPLOYEES TO ISOLATE CHEMICALS IN EQUIPMENT AND REDUCE PAPER USE

RAINWATER COLLECTION 1. RAIN RUNS DOWN THE ROOF GARDEN 2. WATER IS DIRECTED THROUGH ONE MAIN PIPE INSIDE THE BUILDING LEADING INTO SMALLER PIPES 3. MULTIPLE SMALLER PIPES GOES THROUGH GREEN WALL 4. REMAINING WATER GOES TO THE UNDERGROUND CISTERN, WHERE WATER IS STORED FOR TOILETS

MOOD BOARD

B G B

F A D

C E

ERGONOMICS STATEMENT DESK CHAIRS AND WORKSTATIONS ARE HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE TO ACCOMMODATE THE USERS’ NEEDS. CHAIRS HAVE BACK RESTS TO SUPPORT, AND THE LOWER BACK HAS BREATHABLE MATERIALS FOR THERMAL COMFORT. BEING ABLE TO ADJUST BOTH THE SEAT AND TABLE HELPS USER OF ANY HEIGHT GET INTO THE POSITION THAT ALLOWS THEM TO KEEP A STRAIGHT BACK, HAVE MINIMAL WRIST MOVEMENT, AND KEEP THEIR FEET FLAT ON THE GROUND. THE WORKSTATIONS EACH HAVE SCREENS, THAT PROVIDE PRIVACY, AND ABSORB SOUND. THE STORAGE IS ATTACHED TO THE DESK SO IT IS EASY TO REACH AT ALL TIMES. FOR EMPLOYEES WHO DO NOT WANT TO SPEND ALL DAY AT THE DESK, THE COLLABORATION DESK IS STANDING HEIGHT WITH HIGH CHAIRS.

Item #

Manuf. #

Item Description

Dimensions HXW

Qty. per workstation

Cost per unit

MTWD

Tackable Panel

22" x 96"

$846.16

ULWD-2930-NSN

Open Sided Shelf

29″ x 36"

$1,006.93

XLWT-SN

Common Storage Top

1/4" x 36"

$618.97

X4FA-LW

2H High Lateral Files

28" x 36"

$1,627.47

X4N2-NN

2H Storage Units

28" x 36"

$1,358.96

XLAR-3060

Height Adjustable Desk

x 64″

$2,246.04

KUHS-0000-H

Hanging Sorter

8.5" x 12.75"

$67.71

503168-01

Coat Hook

D: 1.8"

$30

SFT-U0-4S01A

Task Chiar

41.5″-47″ x 29″

$1,637.43

R E T A I L

P R O J E C T

LOCATION 15 S MAIN ST, NEW HOPE, PA 18938 CONTEXT UPON THE SITE VISIT TO NEW HOPE, PA O REALIZED THERE WAS NO SHOP THAT SOLD LOCAL HONEY/ CHEESE/JAM, IT HAD COME AS A SURPRISE MAINLY BECAUSE THE COMMUNITY SEEKS FOR HANDMADE AND RAW PRODUCTS. NOT ONLY WILL SELLING LOCAL PRODUCTS HELP THE COMMUNITY, BUT IT WILL ALSO RAISE INTEREST. CONCEPT NEW HOPE IS KNOWN TO BE RICH IN QUALITY AND CULTURE, WITH MANY DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO VISITS FROM AROUND THE WORLD, WHICH IS WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE A SPACE THAT ALLOWS PEOPLE TO INTERACT AND CONNECT. P R E S P E C T I V E O F R E TA I L

LIGHTING STATEMENT SINCE HONEY NEEDS TO STAY AWAY FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHT TO PREVENT IT FROM CHANGING ITS FLAVOR, CREATING A SPACE THAT IS BRIGHT WITH NO NATURAL LIGHT WAS IMPORTANT. THE LED STRIP LIGHTS, HIGHLIGHT THE PRODUCT AND ALSO ACTS AS AMBIENT LIGHT IN THE RETAIL SPACE. SKYLIGHTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO ATTRACT CUSTOMERS UPSTAIRS AND TO CONNECT WITH THE BRANDING. PENDENTS, AND DECORITIVE WALL SCONCES, ARE USED THROUGHOUT THE SPACE TO ELEVATE THE DESIGN.

NOT TO SCALE

COLOR STATEMENT NEUTRAL COLOR SCHEME WITH ACCENT COLORS CONNECTING BACK TO THE BRANDING. THESE COLORS ARE USED FOR SPECIFIC AREAS, THE YELLOW ORANGE ARE SPECIFIALLY FOR THE DISPLAYS. THE NUTRAL TONE IS USED THROUGH OUT THE STORE TO KEEP A BALANCE BETWEEN THE BRIGHT AND DARK COLORS.

PRES PECTIVE OF CASH WRAP

P R E S P E CT I V E O F T E AC H I N G K I TC H E N

FOUNDATION 1. ALL FOOTINGS SHALL BEAR ON SOIL HAVING MINIMUM SAFE BEARING CAPACITY OF 3000 LBS.PER SQUARE FOOT. CONFIRM IN FIELD PRIOR TO PLACING FOOTINGS. 2. ALL FOOTING EXCAVATIONS ARE TO BE FINISHED BY HAND. 3. FORM SIDES OF FOOTINGS AS REQUIRED FOR ACCURACY.

TWO-STORY DWELLING (EXISTING)

3' - 7"

2' - 11 1/2"

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE 1. ALL CONCRETE WORK SHALL CONFORM TO THE LATEST EDITION OF ACI BUILDING CODE. 2. CONCRETE FOR NEW FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATION WALLS SHALL ATTAIN A COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF 3000 PSI @ 28 DAYS. 3. THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION THE WORK SHALL BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED AGAINST DAMAGE DUE TO EXCESSIVE LOADING, CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL OR METHODS, ICE, RAIN, SNOW, EXCESSIVE HEAT AND FREEZING TEMPERATURES. 4. CONCRETE SHALL BE CONVEYED, PLACED AND FINISHED IN A WORKMAN LIKE MANNER.

6x6 PRESSURE TREATED (PT) POST 3' - 7"

FRAMING LUMBER 1. JOISTS, TIES, BRACES AND RAFTERS SHALL BE HEM FIR NO.2 GRADE OR BETTER AS GRADED BY WCLIB OR WWPA. 2. STUDS SHALL BE EQUAL TO HEM FIR OR DOUGLAS FIR STUD GRADE OR BETTER AS GRADED BY WCLIB OR WWPA. 3. ALL LUMBER IN CONTACT WITH CONCRETE SHALL BE PRESSURE TREATED.

16' - 4 3/4"

2' - 11 1/2"

15' - 10 3/4"

ONE STORY STRUCTURE (NEW)

3' - 3 3/4"

A D D I T I O N H O U S E

STRUCTURAL NOTES

WOOD SHEATHING 1. ALL PLYWOOD SHEATHING SHALL COMPLY WITH APA. PLYWOOD SHALL MEET C-D INTERIOR APA, STRUCTURAL I AND II C-D EXTERIOR APA. 2. ROOF SHEATHING 1/2" THICK. 3. ATTACHMENT TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRC 2021 REQUIRMENTS.

UP 2' - 10 1/2"

MISCELLANEOUS 1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS, SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS ON THE JOB.

5' - 9 1/2"

1' - 4"

3' - 7"

1' - 7 1/2"

20' - 0" 21' - 0"

ADDITIONAL STRUCTURAL NOTE: 1. ALL WOOD CONNECTIONS SHALL BE BY DIRECT BEARING ON FULL WIDTH OF SUPPORTING MEMBER, OR BY SIMPSON STRONG-TIE HANGER CONNECTIONS. ALL RAFTERS SHALL BE OVERLAPPED WITH CEILING JOISTS AND SIDE NAILED WITH 6 - 16D NAILS MINIMUM. ALL OTHER NAILING SHALL BE PER IRC CODE. 2. ALL ROOF RAFTER FRAMING SHALL BEAR ON DOUBLE WOOD PLATES AND SHALL BE ANCHORED AGAINST UPLIFT WITH SIMPSON STRONG-TIE HURRICANE TIE H2.5 AT BEARING POINTS.

PLAN SCALE: 5/32" = 1'- 0"

EXISTING VINYL SIDING OUTLINE OF APRON FLASHING (BYOND) ASPHALT ROOF SHINGLES (MATCH EXISTING)

OUTLING OF CONTINUOUS ALUMINUM GUTTER

ALUMINUM FASCIA

FINISH GRADE (APPROXIMATE)

LOCATION LANSDALE, PA PROJECT DESCRIPTION CLIENT ASKED TO EXPAND THEIR EXISTING RESIDENCE, REQUIRING DETAILED ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR APPROVAL BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES

12" ⌀ CONCRETE FOOTING @ EACH POST

ELEVATION SCALE: 5/32" = 1'- 0"

3' - 0" (MIN) 0' - 11"

OUTLINE OF ALUMINUM DOWNSPOUT (TYPICAL)

ASPHALT SHINGLES (MATCH EXISTING) ON ICE/WATER MEMBRANE SHIELD (ENTIRE ROOF) ON 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEETHING

SIMPSON STRONG-TIE H2.5A HURRICANE CLIP @ EACH RAFTER HEADER CONNECTION

PROVIDE 2X6 ROOF RAFTERS @ 12" O.C. BETWEEN NEWLY INSTALLED 2X6 RAFTERS @ 24" O.C.

ALUMINUM APRON FLASHING SIMPSON STRONG-TIE RAFTER HANGER @ EACH ROOF RAFTER INSTALLED 2X LEDGER BOARD - PROVIDE NEW (2) 3/8" LAG SCREWS @ 16" O.C.

12 ±2

5" K-GUTTER ON ALUMINUM FASCIA (MATCHING EXISTING) VENTED VINYL SOFFT (MATCH EXISTING)

SIMPSON STRONG-TIE JOIST HANGER @ EACH CEILING JOIST INTERIOR FINISH

1/2" GWB

2X4 CEILING JOIST PROVIDE ADDITIONAL JOISTS AS REQUIRED FOR 12" O.C. SPACING

OUTLINE OF EXISTING HOUSE WALL

2X4 CEILING JOIST - PROVIDE ADDITIONAL JOISTS AS REQUIRED FOR 12" O.C. SPACING WITH R-38 KRAFT FACED INSULATION

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEETHING

2x6 BOTTOM PLATE 2X10 DOUBLE RIM JOIST

2' - 8 1/2"

4" VINYL SIDING (MATCH EXISTING)

5' - 8 1/2"

10' - 7" ±

2X6 STUDS @ 16" O.C. WITH R-13 (MINIMUM) INSULATION

4x4 VINYL SLIDING WINDOW

3/4" PLYWOOD 2x8 FLOOR JOIST @ 24" O.C. 2X10 DOUBLE LEDGER SIMPSON STRONG-TIE GALVANIZED POST CAP @ EACH POST

3' - 0" (MIN)

FINISH GRADE (APPROXIMATE)

6x6 PRESSURE TREATED (PT) POST SIMPSON STRONG-TIE GALVANIZED POST BASE @ EACH POST 12" ⌀ CONCRETE FOOTING @ EACH POST (NOTE - VERIFY NEWLY INSTALLED FOOTING & MODIFY AS REQUIRED)

SECTION SCALE: 5/32" = 1'- 0"

O F F I C E S M A L L

M E D I C A L

The Urban Dentist

LOCATION 709-715 N 2ND ST. PHILALEDPHIA, PA PROJECT DESCRIPTION STUDENTS WERE ASKED TO CHOOSE A MEDICAL OFFICE AND WERE GIVEN THE TASK TO DEVELOP MEDICAL FACILITIES THAT ARE SAFE, FUNCTIONAL, CALMING, AND INTERESTING.

ENTERENCE

CONCEPT STATEMENT INSPIRED BY HOW CENTRAL NODES ARE USED TO ORGANIZE SPACE, THIS PROJECT PLACES THE PRIMARY SPACE AT THE CENTER OF THE PLAN REINFORCING THE SEQUENCE OF ARRIVAL, WAITING, AND TREATMENT, WHERE WAITING IS A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE GOAL TO CREATE A HOSPITALITY ATMOSPHERE; AN ENVIRONMENT, FOR PATIENTS TO FEEL CALM AND ENGAGED THROUGH THE USE OF PATTERNS, CURVES, AND BIOPHILIC ELEMENTS. THESE ELEMENTS ARE USED TO CONNECT PEOPLE WITH A SPACE. EXAM ROOM

Exam rooms have direct daylight for patients' benefit

Staff space with direct daylight for staff to relax

Staff Lounge

Exam

Exam Glazed partition gives privacy and allows for light to come into the main space

ADA restroom Sterilization

Waiting area in the center puts patients first

Reception

Utility

Service corridor staff can operate behind the sense

Clean Supply Wheelchair accessible area

Business Office The floor pattern creates a path to the receptionist

ADA restroom Private Office

Data

N FLOOR PLAN

Glazed entryway allows patients to know where they are going

R E S I D E N C E D E F I N I T I V E

COMPLETED IN 1954, THE MUURATSALO EXPERIMENTAL HOUSE WAS DESIGNED BY ALVAR AALTO. LOCATED IN MUURATSALO, FINLAND

PROJECT DESCRIPTION STUDENTS WERE ASKED TO ENTAIL INVESTIGATION, ANALYSIS, AND TWO- AND THREE-DIMENSIONAL REPRESENTATION OF THE ABSTRACT, FORMAL, TECTONIC, AND SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A SELECT GROUP OF 20TH CENTURY AND CONTEMPORARY HOUSES. CONCEPT CONNECTION TO NATURE, AS AALTO BUILT THE HOUSE INTO THE LANDSCAPE AND MADE USE OF A VARIETY OF NATURAL MATERIALS. HE ALSO INTENDED FOR IT TO BE A GETAWAY INTO THE NATURE AS WELL AS A PEACEFUL WORKPLACE.

PARTNER: SAVANNAH SPICHER

COLOR NARRATIVE THE EXTERIOR OF THE EXPERIMENTAL HOUSE IS PRIMARILY COMPLEMENTARY COLOR SCHEME. AALTO INTEDED TO CONNECT WITH NATURE, AND SO HE BUILT IN SECLUDED AREA WITH LOTS OF GREEN FOLIAGE. THE INTERIOR CONSISTS OF A TRIADIC COLOR SCHEME UTILIZING THE PRIMARY COLORS.

LUGIA INTEI

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DARKRI

STUDENT NAME: Sabira Haque PERSONAL EMAIL: severino.alfonso@jefferson.edu CLASS: ARDS 209 Visualization 3: Digital Modeling for Interior Design PROFESSOR: Severino Alfonso SEMESTER: Fall 2021

AXONOMETRIC

LUGIA

INTEI

DARKRI

LUGIA

CRESSELIA

ZEKROM DARKRAI

STUDENT NAME: Sabira Haque PERSONAL EMAIL: severino.alfonso@jefferson.edu CLASS: ARDS 209 Visualization 3: Digital Modeling for Interior Design PROFESSOR: Severino Alfonso SEMESTER: Fall 2021

PERSPECTIVE

PANEL 1 ZEKROM

SECTION

ZEKROM

LUGIA

DIGLET

R H I N O

D E S I G N

P H O T O S H O P

D I G I T A L

PLAN

AXONOMETRIC

ELEVATION

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P H O T O G R A P H G Y