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INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

JOSIE LYNN DRAGOO

CONTENTS

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CALYX hospitality design

STABLE MINDS student wellness center

NEXT ROBOTICS commercial office design

APRES COFFEE cafe + ski apparel warehouse

THE ROYAL CORNER residential bed + breakfast

01 PROJECT SCOPE Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Size: 82, 500 sq ft Software: Revit + Enscape + Illustrator Group Member: Ruth Baker

CALYX hospitality design

PROJECT BRIEF Calyx offers support and accommodations for families and caregivers while visiting loved ones experiencing extended hospital stays. Informed by thorough research on similar facilities, Calyx was designed to offer healthy distractions, a supportive atmosphere, and opportunities for connection with individuals facing similar circumstances. With spaces that provide mental and physical support for a variety of user profiles, Calyx is a peaceful, comforting, and secure environment that will be home to many over the course of its lifetime.

PROJECT BACKGROUND Located adjacent to Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center, Calyx

ca·lyx :

supports not only its

residents, but also hospital employees and

the sepals of a flower, typically forming a

community members. Sitting at 82,500 square feet, the building

whorl, that enclose the petals and form a

holds spaces for connection, care, and refuge. This includes 24 rooms

protective layer around a flower in bud

Design Concept

for residents + staff, along with support areas providing childcare, counseling, and physical fitness. Calyx’s flexible spaces further facilitate

meaningful connections among residents by fostering a sense of

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community through family-style meals and collaborative activities.

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welcoming atmosphere

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CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK

CUSTOM LOBBY SEATING ACCENT

INTERVIEWS + RESEARCH In order to create an informed design that best serves

“Parents can’t properly care for their child if

the potential users of Calyx, the designers conducted

they’re not taking care of themselves.”

several interviews. The interviewees shared their

- Oncology Nurse

experiences of the care of children in the hospital and their families. Two especially influential interviews

“Parents and families sometimes need just as much

E E T I Nsimilar G were with a previous staff member atMfacility to

help and care as their loved ones in the hospital”

ROOM

- Ronald McDonald Staff Member RESIDENT LOUNGE ROOMS 600 SQ FT

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THERAPY

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1500 SQ FT 1500 SQ FT

TOTAL

23,000 SQ FT TOTAL

S P A C1E 500 SQ FT

LOUNGE

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600 SQ FT

KIDS SPACE

600 SQ FT

COWORKING

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STAFF

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450 SQ FT

450 SQ FT 450 SQ FT

RROOOOFFT T OO PP 450 SQ FT

450 SQ FT

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500 SQ FT

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23,000 SQ FT

450 SQ FT

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350 SQ FT R E S I D E N T

ROOMS

THERAPY

8 0 0 S Q F T8 0 0 S Q F T

1500 SQ FT

600 SQ FT 600 SQ FT

MEETING

150 SQ FT 150 SQ FT

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350 SQ FT

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2 23 3 ,, 0 00 00 0 S SQ Q F FT T 23,000 SQ FT TO OT TA AL L T T O T A L MEETING

150 SQ FT 150 SQ FT

23,000 SQ FT

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150 SQ FT

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RECEPTION

2 5T 0 ISO Q F RECEP NT

250 SQ FT

LEGEND BSPACES IC CES P A C E PUBLIC P UB LP I CUS PLA P PU UB BL L II C C S SP PA AC CE EP U B L I C S P A C E

D YC LE IG H TACCESS ACCESS D T S DA AY YL L II G GH H DAYLIGHT T A AC C C E SS S

PUBLIC SPACE

DAYLIGHT ACCESS

SEMI PUBLIC SPACE

D A Y L I G HDTA YALC I GC HE T SAS CCESS NOISE POLLUTION

PUBLIC SPACE

DAYLIGHT ACCESS

SEMI PUBLIC SPACE

NOISE POLLUTION

SE EM M II SP PE UM BL LI II P C US S PMA A C EU BSLP N O II S SE E P PN ON LIO L U TE O NUO LIC I PCE EN I SPT P S U B P O U II O SB E I CASC PA C EO OL SE O L LN T IL OL NU T I O N SPACES NOISE POLLUTION SSEMI EM I IP IC C A C E N EO P O L EL L O PR V PUBLIC AUT B E L SP A CS EP ACOU SO T IICS C NS ID RUAT T II O NN S C OCUO STIC OE NR S IA DT E IRO AT PR RIVA ATE E S SP PA AC CPE ER I V A T E S P A C E A C US T IIAC S IICD NI O SN S P A CO O C C ON N A T O AAT P R II V V APT TR EI V SP CEE S P A C E A C US CR OII N S IS AC OU US ST TAI ACOUSTIC C CO N SSITD DI E E RSC A T ON N SD E R A T I O N S PRIVATE SPACE PRIVATE SPACES C O U S T I C C O NCONSIDERATIONS IDERATIONS

PROJECT GOALS

To provide a stable + comfortable environment for guests to stay for an extended period of time while loved ones are hospitalized.

provide playful and engaging amenities for children and siblings 02 To visiting the patient in the hospital. provide an abundance of rooms, where people would not have to 03 To be turned away when they are in need. To provide amenities that allow parents to escape the hospital

04 environment and gain support in a comfortable atmosphere.

To use trauma informed design to create a calming environment for

05 the guests and promote health + healing. 06

To specify FF+E that allows sustainability and health guidelines to ensure a clean environment.

SECURITY

PROTECT

COMFORT

BALANCE HEALING GROWTH

CUSTOM SOCIAL STAIRS

MULTI PURPOSE ROOM ENTRANCE floor one

RECEPTION WAITING WALL floor one

RESIDENT DEN floor two

CUSTOM DOOR DROPS floor two

CUSTOM DAYCARE ELEMENTS 01 play treehouse 02 classroom entrance 03 social stage 04 cubby station 05 swirl accent wall 06 tutor room signage 02

SOCIAL STAGE

DAYCARE

FLOOR ONE

11 08 02

ROOM KEY 10

learning + development mental + physical health community building staff support lodging refuge

COWORKING LOUNGE

RECEPTION + LOBBY

DINING ROOM

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

MULTI PURPOSE ROOM

ART ROOM

DAYCARE

BACK OF HOUSE STAFF

STAFF DORMITORIES

GN PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PHYSICAL THERAPY

FITNESS CENTER

RESIDENT ROOMS accommodating a variety of user profiles

HYDRANGEA SINGLE accommodates up to two residents (e.g. caregiver + partner)

SUNFLOWER SUITE accommodates up to four residents (e.g. caregivers + two children)

ORCHID STUDIO accommodates up to six residents (e.g. caregivers + four children)

learning + development

community building

lodging

FLOOR TWO staff support

mental + physical health

refuge

FLOOR TWO

ROOM KEY

RESIDENT KITCHEN + DEN

learning + development mental + physical health community building staff support lodging refuge

GAME ROOM

MOVIE THEATRE

SUN ROOM

PRIVATE LIVING ROOMS

AWAY SPACES

THERAPY ROOMS

OUTDOOR PATIO

RESIDENT ROOMS (19)

GN PUBLIC RESTROOM

STABLE MINDS student wellness center

PROJECT SCOPE Location: Madison, Wisconsin Size: 15,500 sq ft Software: Revit + Enscape + Illustrator Independent Project

PROJECT BRIEF Stable Minds seeks to provide a secure establishment for nourishment, creativity, and reflection. The goal is to provide a space that all community members can build relationships with one another as well as a connection to animals. This construction connects to three definitions of the word stable by providing an element of each term: a horse stable, the stability of a person’s mind, and the establishment of a relationship. The space is set to allow the users to leave feeling secure and replenished as they explore the perspective of other humans and animals navigating the journey through life.

PROJECT BACKGROUND Stable Minds is a Student Wellness Center renovated from the historic Horse Barn at the University of Wisconsin-Madison located on Elm Street. Inspired by the previous design, Stable Minds incorporates several elements from the original structure. The original horse stables are incorporated throughout the plan as visual barriers for cafe seating, located on the first floor, and group therapy, located in the basement. The layout of the plan was inspired by the journey through life, or in other words, a horse’s journey through a stable in addition to several meanings of the word stable. : of a horse “a building set apart and adapted for keeping horses” : of a relationship “not likely to change or fail; firmly established” : of a person “sane and sensible; not easily upset or disturbed”

CAFE

section view

AY S CES

LOGO DEVELOPMET The logo of Stable Minds comes from the structure and core of the building because, without this, the building would not stand. The “T” within the building’s name is a replica of the truss system located on the third floor. Within the plan, this system is kept visible in order to connect the occupants to the deeper meaning of the wellness center.

PET THERAPY PET THERAPY INTAKE ROOM INTAKE ROOM EVENT & TRAINING EVENT & TRAINING ROOMS ROOMS

SMALL SMALL GROUP GROUP COUNSELING COUNSELING & & PET PET THERAPY THERAPY

THERAPY WAITING

CAFE SEATING

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

RESOURCE ROOM PRIVATE OFFICES

AWAY SPACES

PRESENTATION PRESENTATION SPACES SPACES JANITOR CLOSET

MULTI-USE FITNESS STUDIO

GN GN RESTROOM RESTROOM EVENT & TRAINING ROOMS

OUTDOOR PAVILION

PET THERAPY INTAKE ROOM

SMALL GROUP COUNSELING & PET THERAPY

PUBLIC & UNISEX ADA RESTROOM

WELLNESS CAFE

COMMUNITY COMMUNITY SHAREZONES ZONES SHARE

KEY LEGEND KEY PRESENTATION SPACES

SOCIAL LOUNGE AREA

GN RESTROOM

PUBLIC PUBLICSPACES SPACES

PUBLIC SPACES

KEY PUBLIC SPACES

WELLNESS RETAIL SPACE

COMMUNITY SHARE ZONES

RECEPTION

SEMI PUBLIC SPACES SEMI PUBLIC SPACES SEMI PUBLIC SPACES PRIVATE SPACES PRIVATE SPACES PRIVATE SPACES

SEMI PUBLIC SPACES

CREATIVESTUDIO STUDIO CREATIVE

CREATIVE STUDIO

PRIVATE SPACES

SEMI ADJACENCY

SEMI ADJACENCY SEMI ADJACENCY

SEMI ADJACENCY

PRIMARY ADJACENCY

PRIMARY ADJACENCY PRIMARY ADJACENCY

STAIR ENTRANCE

DESIRED SUNLIGHT

STAIR ENTRANCE

DESIRED ACCOUSTICS

STAIR ENTRANCE STAIR ENTRANCE

DESIRED SUNLIGHT DESIRED SUNLIGHT DESIRED ACCOUSTICS DESIRED ACCOUSTICS

DESIRED SUNLIGHT

DESIRED ACCOUSTICS

FLOOR ONE : of a relationship The first floor of Stable Minds holds a variety of spaces that allow the users to build meaningful connections with one another. This floor encompasses the ‘stable’ which is another word for home base, consisting of the reception area, retail space, and cafe.

DN UP

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106

103

105

108

101

102

104 107

BASEMENT : of a horse The basement of Stable Minds encompasses the ‘wild’ parts of life. The basement consists of a multi-use workout facility, pet therapy intake, in addition to drop-in pet therapy. The pet therapy dogs are free to run ‘wild’ within the space as they care for individuals through their presence.

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004 006

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001

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ROOM KEY 101 RECEPTION 102 LOBBY 103 RETAIL LIBRARY 104 GN RESTROOM 105 PRIVATE OFFICE (2) 106 KITCHEN

RECEPTION | CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK

107 CAFE 108 OUTDOOR PATIO

RECEPTION LOUNGE

ROOM KEY 001 DROP IN PET THERAPY 002 PET INTAKE 003 ADA RESTROOM STALL (3) 004 WORKOUT ROOM 005 STORAGE (2) 006 PRIVATE OFFICE

DROP IN PET THERAPY

DROP IN PET THERAPY LOUNGE

FLOOR THREE no definition The third floor is meant for exploration and creativity. This top floor consists of a creative studio, presentation gallery, and the secondary cafe and lounge. This floor allows visitors to be free of direction and open for interpretation, after their journey through the space.

302

305 301

304

303 OPEN TO BELOW

FLOOR TWO : of a person The second floor is where one goes to gain stability. This floor is where the private pet therapy spaces are located as well as the shared office and the “away” swings. This floor resembles a calm and steady space as the occupants share their personal journeys through therapy and conversation.

201

202

201

206 204 203 DN

205 OPEN TO BELOW

ROOM KEY 301 PRESENTATION GALLERY 302 SECONDARY CAFE 303 CREATIVE STUDIO 304 ADA RESTROOM STALL (2) 305 LOUNGE

SECONDARY CAFE | CUSTOM ELEMENT

CREATIVE STUDIO

ROOM KEY 201 THERAPY ROOM (5) 202 SHARED OFFICE 203 WAITING AREA 204 GN RESTOOM 205 THERAPY SWING WALL 206 LOUNGE

PRIVATE THERAPY ROOM

THERAPY SWINGS | CUSTOM ELEMENT

NEXT ROBOTICS commercial office design

PROJECT SCOPE Location: Seaport District - Boston, Massachusetts Size: 12,000 sq ft Software: Revit + Lumion + Illustrator Independent Project

PROJECT BRIEF The goal of this design is to create a collaborative space that allows for personal development while integrating elements of Boston’s history - the buildings location. A flexible floor plan allows for collaborative work and promotes a new style of hybrid work, allowing employees to connect with others in the office. The layout brings workers together, connecting employees from different departments and encouraging teamwork within the NEXT office. Through wayfinding elements and other design selections, the design of the NEXT office emphasizes the integration of people and history within the workplace.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT The color red, one of Boston’s state colors, is seen throughout the branding which connects directly to a famous Boston site, the Freedom Trail. The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through Boston, Massachusetts, that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. The site is identified through its red brick color giving it the name Freedom Trail ‘Red’. Inspired by events from Boston’s history, the plan consists of a connective path throughout the entire floor in order to collaborate users with way-finding and historic appreciation.

GROUPED WORKSTATION

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT

COLLABORATION INTEGRATION

TEAM SPACE

Gathering information from the famous site in Boston, the concept develops even further by connecting the direct path of the Freedom Trail into the plan of the NEXT space. Three individualized sections arose from the trail path that aided the space planning in addition to a prominent way-finding feature.

Gathering information from the famous site in Boston, the concept

develops even further by connecting the direct path of the Freedom Trail into the plan of the NEXT space. Three individualized sections arose from the trail path that aided the space planning in addition to a prominent way-finding feature.

BUBBLE DIAGRAM LEGEND WORK SPACE MEETING SPACE TEAM WORK & DISPLAY OTHER CIRCULATION PRIMARY ADJACENCY SECONDARY ADJACENCY SUNLIGHT ACCESS DESIRED ACCOUSTICS

PRIVATE OFFICES

BLOCK PLAN

BUBBLE PLAN

COLLABORATION

INTEGRATION

DEVELOPMENT

The large meeting room, team spaces, design labs, and workstations allow for user collaboration in order to bring the people of this company together.

The integration of the site’s city is seen throughout the wall logo and the wayfinding carpeted path that guides individuals from one place to the next.

Consists of the wellness + mothers room to aid for personal needs. The product development is expressed in the project room and retail mock-up space.

N.I.C.

ROOM KEY 601

RCP WELLNESS ROOM

613

56 SF

PHONE ROOM

602 48 SF

PHONE ROOM

614

250 SF

DEDICATED TEAM SPACE

603 147 SF

MOTHERS ROOM

615

250 SF

INCLUSIVE DESIGN LAB

604 143 SF

RETAIL MOCK-UP

616

180 SF

PROJECT ROOM

605 500 SF

DEDICATED TEAM SPACE

617

1540 SF WORKSTATIONS

606 303 SF

PROJECT ROOM

618

184 SF

STORAGE

607 1250 SF WORK CAFE

619

79 SF

PHONE ROOM

608 565 SF

RECEPTION

620 449 SF

WORKSTATIONS

609 48 SF

PHONE ROOM

621

160 SF

HOME OFFICE LAB

610

134 SF

VISITOR WORKSTATIONS

622

382 SF

PRIVATE OFFICES

611

370 SF

LARGE MEETING ROOM

623

281 SF

DEDICATED TEAM SPACE

612

312 SF

RECOURSE CENTER

624 296 SF

DEDICATED TEAM SPACE

217 SF

CEILING TYPES GYPSUM WALLBOARD 2’ X 2’ ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE

HANGING ACCOUSTIC ELEMENT ARMSTRONG ACOUSTIC CEILING PANEL

APRES COFFEE cafe + ski apparel warehouse

PROJECT SCOPE Location: Breckenridge, Colorado Size: 6,000 sq ft Software: Revit + Lumion Independent Project

PROJECT BRIEF Après Coffee is a vibrant and innovative project that redefines the traditional coffee experience, blending the warmth of a cozy cafe with the exhilaration of après-ski culture. This unique establishment aims to create a haven for individuals seeking refuge after a day of outdoor activities, fostering connections among like-minded individuals within or outside of the community. Warm tones in the color palette, cozy seating arrangements, and rustic aesthetics create a calming ambiance, inviting patrons to unwind, socialize, and share their passion for adventure.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT The goal of this design is to create a functional retail space that enhances human well-being. ‘Après Coffee’ includes a coffee shop with relaxing spaces on the first floor and a second-floor loft, in addition to a ski shop on the third floor. It is important to enhance human experiences through design as it was the main focus throughout designing this luxury yet rustic warehouse interior. With an emphasis on warmth, the design seamlessly integrates elements that evoke a sense of comfort, making Après Coffee not just a retail space but a sanctuary where visitors can immerse themselves in the soothing ambiance and revitalizing spirit inspired by the surrounding natural beauty of the Colorado landscape.

warehouse front

CAFE BAR

warehouse back

REFUGE WARMTH COMFORT CONNECTION INTERACTION

FLOOR ONE

CAFE SEATING

FLOOR TWO

LOFT

FLOOR THREE

RETAIL SPACE

RETAIL SPACE custom cashwrap | not to scale

front

back

left

right

CUSTOM RETAIL ELEMENTS 01

SKI GOGGLES

02 SKI HELMET 03

SNOWBOARD

04 SKI + SKI RACK

THE ROYAL CORNER residential bed + breakfast

PROJECT SCOPE Location: Madison, Wisconsin Size: 4,200 sq ft Software: AutoCAD + Sketchup + Photoshop Independent Project

PROJECT BRIEF The Royal Corner project involves the meticulous renovation of a distinguished Victorian home nestled in the heart of Madison, Wisconsin. With the home aptly named The Royal Corner, the objective is to transform this dated residence into an accessible and inviting haven that not only meets the client’s needs but also resonates with the regal charm befitting its name. The renovation process is driven by a commitment to an openminded design approach, allowing for a complete aesthetic overhaul. By celebrating the Victorian exterior and rebuilding the interior, the guests are provided with a unique atmosphere.

PROJECT BACKGROUND The Royal Corner project involved the renovation of a dated Victorian home in Madison, Wisconsin, transforming it into an accessible and inviting residence tailored to the client’s needs. The renovation process was approached with an open mind, allowing the designer to reimagine and completely change the aesthetic of The Royal Corner. Inspired by the concept of ‘architectural rebirth’, the goal was to breathe new life into the interior through thoughtful renovation, ensuring accessibility, comfort, and engagement for the user.

floor plan | not to scale

LIVING ROOM

kitchen selections + elevation

UNIT DESCRIPTIONS UNIT 1

UNIT 3

ADA unit with double bed + full closet ADA bath with walk in shower + double sink

double bed, kitchenette, and fireplace + full closet bath with walk in shower + double sink

UNIT 2

MASTER

double bed and pull out couch + full closet bath with walk in shower, tub + double sink

ADA unit with double bed + walk in closet ADA bath with walk in shower, tub + double sink

KITCHEN

DINING

BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS not to scale

MUD ROOM

MASTER

rendered furniture plan

DINING

UNIT 2 KITCHEN LIVING ROOM

UNIT 3

UNIT 1

UNIT 1 BED + BATH selections + elevations | not to scale

SI2

UNIT 2 BED + KITCHENETTE selections + elevations | not to scale

2021 - 2023