Interior Design Portfolio

SUMMER RAE JANSEN I n t e r i o r D e s i g n Po r t f o l i o | 2 0 2 1

“As a designer I want to create an atmosphere that expresses emotion and leaves a lasting impression. I believe by focusing on holistic-design, innovation, functionality, and sustainability then I will make an impact on society”

Summer Rae Jansen

ABOUT ME I was bor n and r aised in For t Lauderdale , Flor ida. I gr aduated with summa cum laude honor s from Flor ida State Univer sity’s Inter ior Architecture and Design Progr am with my Bachelor’s Degree .

I have always attr ibuted my passion as a designer to my family and my exper iences with design as I have grown. I was even more inspired after I studied my fir st semester of college abroad in Valencia, Spain and grew fond of European architecture and design.

I made the decision to be a designer because I love expressing my creativity through inter ior environments and resolving the challenges that come along with it. I recently became a LEED Green Associate and the education I have received is par amount for design in this er a. The environment is where I find inspir ation, and to me it is substantial that we reduce our impr int in all aspects. I design by specifying wisely and educating other s; to me this is one step to the solution of creating a more sustainable future .

(954)-668-9891 summerraejansen@gmail.com summerraejansen.com

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EDUC ATION / INVOLVEMENT 2016-2020

Flor ida State Univer sity - Inter ior Architecture and Design Progr am Bachelor’s of Science in Inter ior Design

2016- 2020

Dean’s List

2019- Present

LEED Green Associate

Tallahassee , FL

2019 1 st Place / Eco Spa: Community Choice for Most Innovative Design 2018 2 nd Place / Interface Design Char rette: Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities

EXPERIENCE Summer 2018

Cor gan / Full-time Student Inter n

Dallas, TX

Summer 2019

Wilson Associates / Full-time Student Inter n

Dallas, TX

July 2020 - Januar y 2021

Wilson Associates / Full-time Junior Designer

Dallas, TX

SKILLS • Wor k under pressure • Space planning • Constr uction documents • Time management • Collabor ation • Or ganization • Research

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Ripple HQ Commercial Office A contempor ar y company headquar ter s that har nesses a fresh inter ior, while maintaining an eco-fr iendly design that suppor ts the wellness of employees.

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Hong Kong Penthouse High End Residential A luxur y penthouse that fuses sea style with contempor ar y elements to create a stay at home vacation for its tenant.

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FSU PrimaryHealth Community Center Outpatient Healthcare A healthcare facility owned by Flor ida State Univer sity that was inspired by its community and the integr ation of hospitality.

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Eco Spa Holistic Wellness A renovation to a big box retailer that awakens the spir its with an intimate inter ior which leaves one feeling mentally, physically, and spir itually revived.

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La CaraCara Lifestyle Hotel A hotel dedicated to the nomadic wor king client that is geared towards new innovations in hospitality.

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Confidential Luxury Hotel A luxur ious enter tainment hotel with high contr asting finishes to create an bold design.

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Spring 2019

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The entrance to Ripple’s new headquarters emulates aspects of the brand with an illuminated logo wall, sustainable materials and a modern interior. The color palette remains consistent with cool tones to subdue the mind of stakeholders.

Ripple HQ

Company Headquarter | 9,560 SQ-FT | Chattanooga,TN | 3 Months

Ripple Headquarters is a dairy-free beverage company that is produced from yellow peas. The company is eco-friendly as it does not contribute to irrigation (almond milk) nor does it emit methane gas (dairy milk) like its competitors. The design shares values of the company and implements them into the space by creating a sustainable, collaborative and healthy environment for employees and clientele.

Process Sketches Architectural structure transformed into an acoustical design feature

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Employee workstations were specifically placed to provide direct sightlines of the Tennessee River. The interior implements acoustical features, electro-chromic windows, and ergonomic furniture to maximize the wellness of employees. It uses sustainable product with recycled content in the carpet tiles that ship carbon-neutral, epoxy resin floors and paint with no volatile organic compounds.

It also incorporates active-chilled beams, which is a heating/cooling system that uses water as a replacement to a traditional HVAC.

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The taste testing bar is located behind the reception to encourage visitors to try Ripple’s delicious beverages. The natural elements in the space emulate the companies ideals of being an eco-friendly brand.

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The Pods

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Ripple is a holacratic organization which encourages collaboration between all of its employees. The Enclave considers this tenet and offers interdisciplinary work zones.

The Pods provides a diverse range of work settings like conference rooms, impromptu meetings spaces and short term enclaves.

The cove is a more intimate space and offers employees a quieter space to take a break or work remotely.

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HIGH END RESIDENTIAL

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Summer 2019 Entry / Kitchen Elevation

Master Bedroom / Bathroom Elevation

Master Terrace / Closet Elevation

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Hong Kong Penthouse Residential | 5,982 SQ-FT | 1.5 Months

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Inspired by biophilic elements, the design of this luxury penthouse emulates a beach escape fusing with a modern aesthetic. The selections speak to the truth of materials with a neutral color palette and accents of cool tones. The interior assimilates nature with textures and hues to imitate the concept of a tropical climate.

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OUTPATIENT HEALTHCARE

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Fall 2019

Reception Reception

The entrance to Ripple’s new headquarters aspects The entrance is aemulates space that centralizes the reception desk to be of the brand with an illuminated logo wall, sustainable accessible from all points ofmaterials the room. Thus, making the journey more and a modern interior. The color palette remains Cove consistent with fluid and welcoming. lighting and flooring materials accentuate the cool tones to subdue the mind of workers and clientele. circular forms and acts as a form of way-finding for users.

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Library Portal

As your travel through the portal you arrive in the study area. The angular arches covered in OLED panels creates an ambiance that transports you into a futuristic library.

F S U P R I M A RY H E A LT H COMMUNITY CENTER Outpatient Healthcare | 20,928 SQ-FT | Tallahassee, FL | 2 Months

The FSU PrimaryHealth Community Center is an outpatient clinic created to provide resources for a community within walking distance. The clinic is inspired by safety, comfort and wellness of its stakeholders.

A community creates a sense of identity for those who belong to it. This sense is formed with care, trust and valuable relationships. Physicians reflect these characteristics in their practice and treatment facility to create their own communities.

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Key: 1 Patient Entrance 2 Elevators 3 Cane Detection Area

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7 Waiting Room 10 Community Room 8 Children’s Playroom 11 Medical Storage 9 Restroom 12 Art Gallery

13 Portable Equipment 14 Laboratory 15 Specimen Collection

16 Private Office 17 Exam Room 18 Negative Pressure Room

19 Staff Bullpen 20 Procedure Room 21 Behavioral Room

22 Soiled Supply Room 23 Staff Lockers 24 Staff Cafe

25 Staff Restroom 26 Staff Lounge 27 Medical Supply Room

28 Conference Room 29 Custodial Room 30 Electrical Room

31 Server Room 34 Telemedicine 32 Staff Entrance 33 Ambulance Pick-up

Examination Room Typical A neutral color palette will reduce arousal because physical surroundings have the ability to affect our biological processes. The exam room provides flexible seating for providers to maneuver throughout the space. A bariatric bench is used as the guest chair to incorporate universal design elements.

The custom millwork has no sharp edges to soften the room and eliminate harm to stakeholders.

While positive distractions are installed to boost mood levels of patients with art. As well as the incorporation of a monitor to display entertainment and diagnostic results.

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Waiting Room Cylindrical desk shape

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Ceiling and desk shape cutout

Carved for movement and textural motif

The waiting room incorporates aspects of hospitality into the space to create a less que like experience. A variety of seating is offered to appeal to different people. While a lowered ceiling with curved arches soften the space and offer a more intimate environment.

Staff Bullpen The Bullpen is a place for staff to refresh their minds. The neutral tones will lower their arousal levels and keep their minds awakened with LED lighting. The interior offers collaboration spaces for interdisciplinary work between healthcare professionals. The task chairs are ergonomic with sit-to-stand workstations for wellness of employees.

Advancements in medicine encourage new innovative ideas, therefore telemedicine rooms have been incorporated for efficiency of patient and providers schedules.

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HOLISTIC WELLNESS

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Fall 2019

1st Place: Community Choice for Most Innovative Design Award

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Lotus Blooming

Architectural shape reminiscent of lotus petals

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Eco Spa Holistic Wellness Spa | 52,948 SQ-FT | Tallahassee, FL | 1 Month

Eco Spa is a building restoration project that re-imagined an empty Toys “R” Us. The overarching goal was to create a holistic wellness center that focuses on mental, spiritual and physical wellness.

Taking inspiration from humans innate desire to connect with nature, the wellness center creates an experience that allows clients to connect, grow and travel.

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Key: 1 Reception 2 Central Sphere 3 Vitamin Bar 13 Boutique 14 Loading Dock 15 Staff Lounge

4 Thermal Bath 5 The Reservoir 6 Sauna 16 Staff Workspace 17 Private Office 18 Consultation

7 Locker Room 8 Spa Reception 9 Serenity Springs

10 Treatment Room 11 Flotation Bath 12 The Haven

19 Restroom 20 Daycare 21 Café

22 Storage 23 Custodial Room 24 Patio

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The architectural structure creates an intimate environment grounded by nature that resembles Tallahassee’s vernacular. Ramps branch from the center to consider usage of stakeholders, while taking them on an elevated journey that directs the user through the space.

Serenity Springs

Serenity Springs Height and organic forms evokes inspiration and relaxation for clients awaiting their treatment.

Cascading water and natural light fuse the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, soothing their senses with visual elements and natural sounds. The water surrounding the interior induces clients into a paradisaic state.

The Haven A serene introduction of natural elements subdue stress and begins to engulf the client in a relaxed state of being. The path creates a fluid journey towards the jacuzzi and carves into the treatment room, integrating water as a part of their entire experience.

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The Levitation Bath is located within the spa and offers another haven for clients to renew their physical, mental and spiritual state. The concrete path leads to the circular portal where an existential experience awaits.

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Levitation Bath

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The Reservoir The Reservoir allows members to interact amongst others while taking a holistic approach to exercise and relaxation. Recessed LED lights act as a sense of way-finding following the pool creating curiosity to move deeper into the space. Changing planes on the ceiling define personal and communal zones.

LIFESTYLE HOTEL

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Spring 2020

The Entrance

Sounds of whispering water and local birds playing to invite guest as they transition into their stay at The Caracara. The eye-catching chandelier drapes in a bird-like motion with a mechanical system to give the guest an immersive experience and create a dramatic focal point.

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La Caracara Hospitality | 30,164.25 M2 | Guadalajara, Mexico | 4 Months

La Caracara is an 8-story lifestyle hotel built by a foreign investor and operated by Nivia ownership group. The new luxurious 4-star hotel in Guadalajara, Mexico caters to the nomadic business traveler with all work necessities. The amenity package will include restaurants, bars, a rooftop pool, rentable work spaces, a wellness center & banquet halls to offer a balance between work and life. The hotels concept is based off Mexico’s national bird, the Caracara. It’s traditional architecture fuses together with modern architectural shapes to identify with the anatomical structure of the bird. The hotel combines new age technology with successful business models to create the next generation of a lifestyle hotel.

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Hotel Lobby

Repetitive arches intuitively guide guest to the reception area. Guest may check in via kiosk or at the front-desk. The lobby offers a variety of seating for leisurely use and to maximize comfort for its guest.

Sierra Banquet Room

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Sierra Banquet Room The banquet hall seats up to 120 people and takes after the concept of bird feathers. The ceiling shape is reminiscent of a birds tail as it fans onto the ceiling. Planes throughout the space are repeated to create dimensionality in the space. The wood panels on the wall are pivoted slightly to overlap one another to represent a feathering effect.

Soleado Pool Deck

The pool deck displays a 270O view with maximum exposure to daylight for its guest. Biophilia was a key element when emulating the birds body within the pool shape. The rooftop pool will offer rentable cabanas, a bar to refresh the palate, and lounge chairs for guest to enjoy.

Casa de Paloma

The restaurant incorporates eco-friendly materials while creating a luxurious fine-dining experience. The simplicity of the space subdues the mood of the guest and transfers them into a sophisticated ambiance. The architectural shapes are soft to accentuate the space with rectilinear voids to balance the elements. Cove lighting is added to illuminate the restaurant and create soft pockets of lighting.

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Penthouse Suite

The penthouse suite offers a luxurious stay with high quality finishes in the interior that overlooks the skyline of Zapopan. The contemporary design fuses together with traditional Mexican architectural elements to create a room centered on the relaxation of our guest. Smart technology has been added to the room that is controlled by an iPad to call for service, or to adjust lighting, TV’s and drapery. Thus, enhancing the users experience and creating an unforgettable stay.

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LUXURY H OT E L

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Living Room

T W O - B AY S U I T E

Hotel Project | Scope: Guest Tower, Meeting Space Inspiration for this luxury hotel came from traditional roman architecture and design. A transitional theme was chosen to portray the concept by mixing modern elements with traditional forms and materials. The color scheme uses grey tones to create contrast with touches of bronze to highlight the space.

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MEETING S PA C E

The meeting space creates a timeless contemporary design with intricate detailing.

Conceptualization started with the idea of a roman coin and morphed into micro and macro detailing throughout the two spaces with curvilinear forms and metallic finishes.

Prefunction FF&E

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Banquet Hall

Summer Rae Jansen (954)-668-9891 summerraejansen@gmail.com