SARAH ANDUJAR PORTFOLIO by Sarah Andujar

SARAHANDUJAR

MICHAELGRAVESCOLLEGE PORTFOLIO BACHELOROFFINEARTS

"Theessenceofinteriordesignwillalwaysbeaboutpeopleandhowtheylive.Itis abouttherealitiesofwhatmakesforanattractive,civilized,meaningful environment,notaboutfashionorwhat'sinorwhat'sout.Thisisnotaneasyjob."-

ALBERTHADLEY

RICHMONDST

Location:Elzabeth,NJ

SITEMAP Recreatona Desgn

BUBBLEDIAGRAM

Acoustics are a large part of this design Space-planning was influenced by the level of noise that may travel throughout. Offices are adjacent to classrooms, and the kitchen studio is adjacent to the Media Room This gives theusersanopportunitytousethespacetoit’sfullpotential.

ZONINGPLAN

KEY

Classrooms / Activity Rooms

Offices

Storage Spaces

Means of Egress

Bathrooms

SquareFootage:23,000sqft

REFLECTEDCEILINGPLAN 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 23 FLOORPLAN 07Classroom2 08EmployeeBreakroom 09HROffice 10CoordinatorOffice 11AdminOffice 12LoungeArea 13MediaRoom 14KitchenStudio 15CyclingStudio 16Men’sBathroom2 17Women’sBathroom2 18StudyArea 01Entrance 02Receptionist/WaitingArea 03LargeConferenceRoom 04Classroom1 05Men’sBathroom 06Women’sBathroom 19ArtStudio 20YogaStudio 21ReadingArea 22PlantNursery 23Storage ROOMKEY

PARTIALPLAN

The Reception area features a ceiling-suspended twist that immediately captivates the user The transitional flooring and ceiling elements serve as prominent wayfinding features, guiding users through the space and fostering a sense of familiarity Moreover, layered accent runs consistently throughout the design, imparting a dynamic and immersive ambiance to eachcomponent.

RECEPTION

Common spaces such as the studying areas and reading space complement each other, offering users the flexibility to choose their preferred seating location Evidence-based design underscores the increasing popularity of ancillary spaces. These communal areas are unassigned, providing users with the freedom to select their seating and linger as desired

STUDYAREA STUDYAREA READINGAREA PARTIALPLAN

ISOMETRICRENDERING

The Plant Nursery serves not only as an urban farming educational facility but also holds a significance beyond its primary function. While providing valuabe knowledge, it offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in greenery often scarce in urban environments Indoor plant nurseries enhance the quality of spaces by introducing a refreshingchangeofscenery,promotingthewell-beingandsafetyofallindividualsutilizingthespace.

RENDEREDELEVATION

PLANTNURSERY

ELEVATION

PARTIALPLAN

The Large Conference Room serves multiple functions, acting as a meeting space, quiet area, and study space. A key commonality across these roles is the emphasis on maintaining a peacefu environment This space is designed with materias possessing a high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) to absorb sound within the room effectively, alongside Ceiling Attenuation Class (CAC) sound-blocking properties to minimize external noiseintrusion.

ELEVATION

PARTIALPLAN

The Cycling Studio functions as a dedicated space for physical activity and motivational group classes These classes are characterized by energetic music, necessitating excel ent sound absorption within the room To achieve this, materials with high Noise Reduction Coefficients (NRC) have been strategically placed on all walls and the ceiling.

CYCLINGSTUDIO

IDGCORPORATEOFFICE

CorporateDesign

Location:WashingtonD.C.

PROJECT OBJECTIVE IDG is a Graphic Design team also collaborates with Interior Design team to help local businesses rebrand their company. Their main focus is helping low-income urban cities get back on their feet by persevering interiors in local businesses, community centers, schools, and more. The Corporate culture is Purpose-Driven which means the users value the community within the office and for the cause of something greater.

SITEMAP

KEY

Personal

Collaborative

Socia

LearningZones

Resources

ZONINGPLAN-3RDFLOOR ZONINGPLAN-4THFLOOR

IDG

BRANDING MOODBOARD

07ConferenceRoom 08Workstation 09SeniorDesignerOffices 10CollaborationSpaces 11SharedAdmin/ManagerOffice 12PrincipalOffice 13InteriorDesignDirector’sOffice 14HumanResources 15Breakroom 16NomadicSpaces 17Wellness/Mother’sRoom 18Men’sBathroom 01Reception 02WaitingRoom 03MailRoom 04FileSpace 05MaterialsLibrary 06PrintRoom 19Women’sBathroom 20Janitor’sCloset 21Server’sCloset 22ElectricalCloset 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 FLOORPLAN-3RDFLOOR FLOORPLAN-4THFLOOR 07SmalConferenceRoom 08HumanResources 09Breakroom 10NomadicSpaces 11OfficeManagerOffice 12AdminOffice 13 Welness / Mother’s Room 14 Men’s Bathroom 15 Women’s Bathroom 16 Janitor’s Closet 17 Server’s Closet 18 Electrical Closet 01Packaging/Production 02LoungeArea 03ColaborationSpace 04Workstation 05SeniorDesignerOffices 06GraphicDesignerDirector 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ROOMKEY-3RDFLOOR

ROOM KEY - 4TH FLOOR

PARTIALPLAN

The reception and waiting area exudes a blend of traditional elegance and industrial aesthetics, creating a tranquil ambiance. Transitional floors are strategically incorporated to define distinct spaces within the area.

RECEPTION / WAITING AREA

PARTIALPLAN

The 3rd Floor Collaboration Space and Private Principal Office share common values while offering distinct environments. The collaboration space features versatile seating options of varying heights to cater to diverse user preferences, creating an inviting setting suitable for brief meetings or flexible work arrangements In contrast, the Principal's office is generously spacious, equipped with plenty of storage, and exudes a non-traditional office The playfulness in both spaces creates an inviting work environment.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

3RD FLOOR COLLABORTIVE SPACE

The Outdoor Space provides an excellent opportunity for users to enjoy fresh air within the work environment. The presence of an outdoor area in the workplace is significant as it aids in maintaining user focus, thereby contributing to the holistic well-being of individuals.

OUTDOOR SPACE