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S H E L B Y S C H O E N P O R T F O L I O

S H E L B Y S C H O E N

I LOVE WHAT I DO

I LOVE WHAT I DO BECAUSE I LOVE TO LEARN

I LOVE TO LEARN SO I CAN CONTINUE EVOLVING AS A HUMAN BEING

LIKE MYSELF, THIS INDUSTRY IS EVER EVOLVING, SO I AM ALWAYS LEARNING

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D U A L I T I E S

I AM A TEAM PLAYER AND I AM INDEPENDENT

I AM AMBITIOUS AND I AM CALM

I AM COMPETITIVE AND I AM INTERESTED IN BETTERING THOSE AROUND ME

V A L U E S

I VALUE GOOD DESIGN, GOOD PEOPLE, AND GOOD PRODUCTS

B E S T D E S C R I B E D A S

CREATIVE, PASSIONATE, COMPASSIONATE KINESTHETIC, TACTILE, VISUAL HUSTLER, NOT AFRAID TO GET MY HANDS DIRTY, SELF STARTER GOOD LISTENER, DETAIL ORIENTED, ORGANIZED

K N O W L E D G E I N

REVIT AutoCAD SKETCH UP LUMION ILLUSTRATORPHOTOSHOP InDESIGN BLUEBEAM PROCORE BOX

E X P E R I E N C E - I N T E R I O R D E S I G N

COMMERCIAL; WORK ON ALL PROJECT PHASES; FROM CONCEPTUAL DESIGN THROUGH CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION COMMERCIAL; FF&E (MATERIALS, FINISHES, AND SCHEDULING COMMERCIAL; FF&E PROCUREMENT COMMERCIAL; PRODUCT RESEARCH MAINTAINING A MATERIALS LIBRARY & COORDINATING WITH VENDORS PRODUCT PRESENTATIONS COORDINATE OFFICE CEU PRESENTATIONS

E X P E R I E N C E - I N T E R I O R A R C H I T E C T U R E

RESIDENTIAL; AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL; WORK ON ALL PROJECT PHASES; FROM CONCEPTUAL DESIGN THROUGH CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION

COMMERCIAL; MULTI - FAMILY RESIDENTIAL UNIT DESIGNER

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL; COORDINATE WITH CONSULTANTS THROUGH EACH PROJECT PHASE

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

clairemont mesa boulevard………………………TRIPLE A UNIT DESIGNS

7th and market; the ritz carlton………………….MARRIOTT CONDOS pg 14 gsd offices………………………………………….GOOGLE RENOVATION oceanside……………………………………………CAMARILLO HOUSE FLIP

idlewild way…………………………………………REMODEL & ADU pg 28 port dunbar drive………………………………….ALVAREZ REMODEL pg 41

DESIGNS

SUMMARY

As my first multi-family residential project ever, I took on the role as the sole unit designer for (2) buildings, at (550) units total. By the end of design development each building had roughly 40 unit types per the client needs.

Before we reached the second deadline, my project architect quit, leaving myself and the project manager to see the project through.

The following documents show (1 of 2) buildings, CMB, or Clairemont Mesa Boulevard at 100% schematic design phase.

INDEX

G-207; unit distribution………………pg 6

A-201; floor plan - level 1……………pg 7

A-202; floor plan - level 2…………..pg 8

A-203; floor plan - level 3…………..pg 9

A-204; floor plan - level 4 - 6………pg 10

A-205; floor plan - level 7…………..pg 11 sample units…………………………...pg 12 sample units…………………………...pg 13

LEVEL 1 - UNIT LAYOUTS

VARIED FROM LEVEL 1 to LEVEL 2 DUE TO AMENITY SPACES.

LEVEL 2 & 3 - UNIT LAYOUTS VARIED FROM LEVEL 4 & UP. LEVEL 2 & 3 - OUTER UNITS DID NOT HAVE BALCONIES.

LEVEL 4 - 6 - OUTER UNITS HAD BALCONIES.

CONFIGURING CORNER UNITS WITH BALCONIES AND CONSIDERING THE SF WAS A CHALLENGE.

LEVEL 7- 8 HAD BALCONIES & MEZZANINES. THEY WERE NOT RESOLVED BY TIME THE SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE COMMENDED.

SUMMARY

I was brought on this project after 100% schematic design. My instructions were to read the 1300 pages of Marriott Standards that were published after the SD set, redline the SD set, then create a log where our plans deviated.

I read each page of the standards, then I went floor by floor, condo by condo, and marked up where changes were needed.

I created PDF’s with annotations. Each standard had a pdf of plans attached, with notes on how our plans deviated.The building is roughly 1 million square feet, with 12 levels of condos that did not entirely stack.

Because of the NDA I can only show the log that I created. I organized the pdf’s by area. I am only showing three of the twelve areas.

INDEX

I ORGANIZED EACH SHEET BY AREA.

STANDARD DEVIATION

SUMMARY

I started on this project with one responsibility; to maintain the finish legend.

Eventually it would grow into drafting the cd’s for the IFC set, the two ASI sets, and I was involved with construction administration.

I am showing a sample of the finish legend before it was completed, and I am showing a few of the verified physical samples for the contractor to order prior to installation.

INDEX

finish legend……….....……………...pg 19

finish legend samples……………….pg 20

OUR FINISH LEGEND CONTINUED TO CHANGE WELL INTO THE ASI SETS.

LABELS AS TO INDICATE THIS IS THE EXACT FINISH TO BE ORDERED, AND NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE TAKEN.

SUMMARY

I helped a local developer design the house he was flipping..

The house sold for 60k over asking price in 24 hours.

Everything we did was out of an RV or on the job site. No drawings, just sketches and verbal communication with the contractor.

INDEX

kitchen BEFORE……….....………pg 22 kitchen DURING - 1A…………….pg 23 kitchen DURING - 1B…………….pg 24 kitchen AFTER…………………….pg 25 kitchen AFTER…………………….pg 26 kitchen AFTER…………………….pg 27

existing kitchen. the developer said he wanted a WOW factor.

I proposed to tear the wall out, and replace it with a beam to open the space up. progress photo 1

I proposed to replace the back wall with a new sliding door system for maximum light. progress photo 2

I proposed to reconfigure the kitchen

before

after

beam to replace wall

custom island

custom open shelves after

after

after

SUMMARY

This client wanted to remodel and add an ADU in his backyard. The following documentation shows as-builts, (3) hand sketched proposed plans, and a few of the construction documents for the remodel and ADU.

INDEX

as-builts……….....…………………..pg 29 proposed 1.………………………….pg 30 proposed 2.………………………….pg 31 proposed 3.………………………….pg 32 proposed 1 - 3.………………………pg 33

A1.0 site plan..……………………….pg 34

A2.0 demo and existing…..……….pg 35

A2.1 existing………………...……….pg 36

A2.3 sections………………...………pg 37

A2.5 elevations………………...……pg 38

A3.0 adu………………………...……pg 39

A5.0 opening schedule……………pg 40

existing floor plan

layout

existing floor plan

laundry and linen

primary closet addition built - in bench

Bench with lower cabinets adu 3

proposed 3

SUMMARY

Initially the client wanted cosmetic updates to their kitchen.

It turned out to be a full blown remodel. The following documentation is showing various 3d models of the proposed plans, as well as some progress photos.

INDEX

existing first floor plan……….....…..pg 42 proposed first floor plan……….......pg 43 3d renderings..……….....……………pg 44 second floor loft dimensions……….pg 45 elevation A & B……….....……………pg 46 loft sketch & rendering……….....…..pg 47 loft progress photos……….....………pg 48 loft progress photos……….....………pg 49

extend kitchen cabinets with seating

relocate stairs

proposed first

FLOOR

PLAN

proposed FLOOR PLAN

perspective 2 perspective 3

perspective 1

second floor - LOFT DIMENSIONS

proposed loft sketch proposed loft rendering