Sydney Boteler- Interior Design Portfolio

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EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR DESIGN Council for Interior Design Accreditation, Mississippi State University- Starkville, MS Cumulative GPA: 3.38/4.0 Major GPA: 3.61/ 4.0 Graduation August 2020

EXPERIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN Summer House Interiors Ridgeland. MS December 2019 -January 2020 • Visited project sites • Met with clients one on one to discuss their wants and needs for the projects • Organized materials and supplies INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN After Five Designs Jackson, MS Summer 2019 • Space planned with AutoCAD • Selected FF&E products for projects • Met with clients one on one to discuss their wants and needs for the projects • Visited project sites RETAIL SALES ASSOCIATE Mia Bella Prom Flowood, MS July 2015-Present • Increase product knowledge and sales experience by working in different areas of the store • Train new employees on procedures • Engage customers with friendly services and a helpful attitude

COMPUTER SKILLS

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

MICROSOFT WORD

MICROSOFT EXCEL

PHOTOSHOP

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

ADOBE INDESIGN

SKETCHUP

REVIT

AUTOCAD

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Member of the American Society of Interior Design August 2017 - Present • Senior representative for American Society of Interior Design April 2018 - Present • The Society of Collegiate Leadership and Achievements January 2018 - Present

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Starkville, MS October 2019 HAWAII WILDLIFE FUND Maui, HI November 2018 DELIVER ME SENIOR SUPPORT Jackson, MS Christmas 2017- present SALVATION ARMY Jackson, MS November 2017- present

HONORS DEANS LIST • Fall 2017 • Spring 2018 • Summer 2018 • Fall 2019

RELATED COURSES TECHNICAL • AutoCAD • Revit • Digital Design • Color and Lighting • Photography • Details and Construction Documents • Furniture Design • LEED

DESIGN • Drawing I • Design I • Design II • Interior Design Graphics • Textiles for Interiors • Environments for Special Needs • Materials, Treatments, and Resources • Hand Rendering • History of Interiors I and II • Professional Practice

Interior design is my passion. When thinking of design, opportunity comes to mind. In our ever changing society, we are progressive and always on the move. I get so excited about creating spaces for people to grow as a family, as a business, and as a community. That impact alone will leave me excited and humble to know that my design can make people feel and become better than how I found them.

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Hospitality

HOSPITALITY Hospitality Design Studio V Fall 2019

Responsibilities: Programming, Research, Concept Development, Branding, Material Selection, Space Plan, Perspective Renderings, Rendered Floorplans, Photoshop

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• Reno, Nevada • Hospitality design • Four interior designers

• 32,550 square foot building • Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, AutoCAD

Driven by the Newspaper from Reno, Nevada, in the 1920’s, The Gazette is a boutique hotel full of history and luxury. The newspaper was the prime source that told the many paramount stories that took place during that time. Through the design you will get a sense of events that occurred in “the biggest little city in the world”. With the essence of stories, guests will be taken through multiple events that shaped Reno, and the world into what it is today.

• Luxury • Comfort • Mystery

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• Concept for the lobby was to create a grand entrance that incorporates bold, green elements which were popular during the 1920s. • Wayfinding in the flooring allows easy access from entrance to front desk. • Grand entrance incorporating vertical lines and bold forms.

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The inspiration for the HotsyTotsy is the beauty and style of the flapper women of the 20’s. They were always adorned with jewels, bold in their actions, and ooh’d and ahh’d by everyone. Drawing from the ornate elements in the flapper dress, the furniture and finish selections within the spa will incorporate fringe, detail beading, tassels, and geometric lines.

• Mother of The Pearl wallcovering was used to bring in the attire that the women would wear in the 20’s.

• Fringe accents and muted colors were used to bring in what a flapper girl was like in that time.

The Tin Lizzie is derived from the idea of the Ford Model ‘T’ that came out in the 1920s. Being that Reno holds the National Automobile Museum, the idea was to capture and create a space that would pull design elements from the vehicle.

• Rounded elements represent the fender of the Ford Model T. • The vertical lines represent the spindles on the wheels of the tires.

• A pit was created in the middle of the restaurant to represent stepping into the vehicle with rich, red velvets.

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GUESTROOM LEVEL RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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Guestrooms at Hotel Gazette are dedicated to ensuring each guest can have a stress free and exciting stay. These rooms will pay tribute to a finer time, the 1920’s. Art deco motifs will be continued into these spaces, as well as deep, rich colors.

• Each guestroom is equipped with high end furniture and finishes.

• The headboards are made of gold elements and alligator skin.

• The rooms have a privacy panel that separates the spaces, while adding visual interest.

• Each room also equipped with a custom wallcovering.

LEVEL TEN RENDERED FLOOR PLAN ROOFTOP

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• Main floor of the rooftop encourages a dip by the pool while having availability to bar. It also encourages social interaction while having multiple seating options for private or big parties.

• The second floor of rooftop is more exclusive and for gambling and party scene only. It is strictly enforced that everyone who enters the second floor be dressed in 1920’s attire.

LEVEL ELEVEN RENDERED FLOOR PLAN ROOFTOP MEZZANINE

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The rooftop, which offers a bar, grill, and pool is a party all in one. You can kick back and RELAX by the pool while having a drink, or go into the grill and enjoy a light lunch with friends. Sit back at the massive bar and have a drink, soaking up the experience. The rooftop will be found behind a painting without a frame and a door that is not a door.

• This space incorporates an Instagrammable moment while having a interesting water feature.

• Green and gold are still incorporated throughout this space to bring what is on the lobby level up to the rooftop.

• Multiple seating options.

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Inspired by the Mafia who ran Reno in the 1920’s, this exclusive rooftop bar and casino is THE life of the party. This bar will be an ENERGETIC place to enjoy a drink with friends and take a chance on winning big on the poker tables.

Come on up and let the party begin.

• Jazz music was important during the 20’s. Motifs of a trumpet were used to reflect this genre of music.

• The center seating is an adult carousel and it spins slowly while people sit and enjoy an exciting environment.

• The corners of the rooms are gambling areas.

Education

NEXT STUDENT COMPETITION Student Competition Studio V Fall 2019

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• Washington, D.C. • 10,685 square foot building.

• Higher education learning • Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, Excel institution • Individual project Art is a part of our past but will always be in our future. Art inspires, challenges, and calms individuals throughout their everyday life. Kinetic sculptures are a form of art that entails movement just as people go about their day through collaboration and learning.

• Movement • Connect • Balance

SMALL OR LARGE GROUP CLOSED COLLABORATIVE

INDIVIDUAL SEMI CLOSED/CLOSED VISUAL AND AUDITORY PRIVACY

SMALL OR LARGE GROUP OPEN COLLABORATIVE

INDIVIDUAL OR SMALL GROUP OPEN AUDITORY PRIVACY

LEVEL ONE COLOR CODED FLOOR PLAN

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LEVEL TWO COLOR CODED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL ONE RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

LEVEL TWO RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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In-between space allows students an access location for quick studies and practice before testing.

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KITCHENETTE ELEVATION

• Kitchenette creates environment where individuals easily take a break during their day while incorporating collaboration.

• Geometric lighting and wallcovering to go along with the unique forms of art.

LARGE ACTIVE CLASSROOM ELEVATION

• Creative signage allows inspiration to carry with them into each space.

• Yellow and red help stimulate the brain to encourage higher learning skills.

• Ceiling baffles to help with acoustical properties.

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• Ceiling detail which creates a form of art with an organic extrusion. • All the furniture is red to keep visual interest.

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• Creative ceiling baffles that resemble forms of art.

• Custom wallcovering illustrates abstract shapes and forms.

• Using yellow and reds to help stimulate higher learning rates.

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• Ceiling detail which creates a form of art with an organic extrusion. • All the furniture is blue to keep visual interest.

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• Connection hub where faculty can informally interact with students.

• Various seating options so that the faculty can have choices for formal or informal settings.

• Lighting reflects abstract art which makes space visually interesting.

INTERDISCIPLINARY

BRASFIELD AND GORRIE Interdisciplinary Residential Studio V Fall 2019

Responsibilities: Programming, Research, Concept Development, Branding, Material Selection, Perspective/Elevation Renderings, Rendered Floorplans

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Holly Springs, Mississippi Residential housing for researchers Four architects, four building construction science, three interior designers 2,160 square foot building Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, Lumion Spirit Hill Farm embodies nature by incorporating the essence of flight.

With inspiration from the unique birds, flying insects, Native American artifacts, and aviation that take flight or symbolizes flight, many architectural and interior design details were created.

• Openness • Comfort • Simplicity

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LEVEL ONE RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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LEVEL TWO RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATION INFORMAL SEATING

• Client requested the incorporation of reclaimed wood into design.

• Custom mural painted on the wall making this space special to the client's wants.

• Informal seating allows researchers to collaborate with work or research discovered throughout their stay.

• Seating encourages social interaction.

• Open floor plan helps achieve the goal set for this project.

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• Sustainable materials are low maintenance and were requested by client.

• Kitchen countertop and flooring are both concrete for an easy clean which was requested by the client.

• Long, vertical windows across whole front facade to allow building to become a passive building during the warmer months.

• Bunk room creates camp experience. Researchers prefer to stay together in one room for a camp-like atmosphere.

• Each bunk is equipped with individual storage with clear doors for visibility.

• Each bottom bunk is ADA accessible.

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• Upstairs bedrooms allows for a more private stay when the facility is not as occupied.

• The second floor has open ceilings that include transoms along the top.

This helps the space feel bigger and allow for greater circulation.

• The artwork and color palette all ties into the concept of the Native Americans and birds.

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• Pavilion incorporates concept of flight and Native American influence.

• Exterior siding is PVC membrane.

• The pavilion location was up to the designers. It was placed on a lake to create a recreational space. It is also used as an extra collaboration space for researchers to come and do their work.

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• During summer and beginning of fall, this building becomes a passive building. • Roof resembles wing of a bird allowing more natural light to fill the space.

Restaurant

INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT Commercial Studio III Fall 2018

Responsibilities: Programming, Research, Concept Development, Branding, Material Selection, Perspective/Elevation Renderings, Rendered Floorplans

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• Taiwan • Restaurant that aspires to be a “hot spot” in an international city.

• Two interior designers

• 7,400 square foot building • Revit, InDesign, Photoshop

Halfmoon is an upscale bar and grill located in the heart of Taipei, Taiwan.

Radial balance, texture, and form are presented through this design while pulling the natural elements from the original moongate.

• Oasis • Balance • Socialization

LEVEL TWO RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

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LEVEL ONE RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATION OF BOOTH SEATING

• Wood booths to bring in the natural elements of design.

• Circular lighting to help tie in the moongate concept.

• Fabric on seating has moongate motifs.

ELEVATION OF FRONT ENTRANCE

• Room divider that has privacy and acoustical properties.

• Moongate motifs throughout to bring in the concept.

• Natural wood hostess stand to bring in the natural elements of design.

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Natural material selection takes on the nature effect of the meaning of moongate.

Private dining sets visual interest while allowing for private parties.

Koi pond creates peaceful sound and environment while dining.

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Rounded motifs incorporate concept of moongate.

Lighting pulls from heritage of Chinese culture while still reflection the concept.

MEDICAL

MEDICAL Studio VI Spring 2020

Responsibilities: Programming, Research, Material Selection, Perspective/Elevation Renderings, Rendered Floorplan, Color Coded Floorplan

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• Scottsdale, Arizona • Digestive Health Clinic • Two interior designers

• 12,540 square foot building • Revit, Photoshop, Powerpoint, Excel, Word

Abeillia derives its concept from mockingbirds that are native to Arizona.

They are quick with their MOVEMENT and that idea will be implemented in ceiling design, furniture, and architectural details. Also, hummingbirds have a unique coloring so that will be incorporated in wayfinding and furniture finishes. Overall Abeillia will be a digestive clinic that creates spaces for one to feel more relaxed and enjoy their visit.

• Movement • Efficient • Value-based Care

COLOR CODED FLOORPLAN

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The exam rooms have four colors to help with wayfinding.

Each exam room is equipped with virtual technology to support discussions and decisions.

The exam rooms are efficient, flexible, and equipped for all parties.

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ELEVATION OF CEILING AND WALL FEATURE

• Custom wall mural created by a local artist • Hummingbirds hover in place, therefore seating represents the same idea.

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The waiting room is flexible and spa-like.

This area incorporates a positive distraction with a hummingbird garden.

The idea of movement is shown through the ceiling detail and wallcovering.

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The nourishment area is where patients can come during their treatments and get a snack and engage in a book.

Lighting detail that serves as wayfinding for patients to get from infusion suite to nourishment area.

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Hummingbirds are attracted to red colors because these same colors represent flowers that supply nectar. Red was used to signify the importance of the procedures done here.

Hummingbirds are also rapid with their movements. A rapid change to the entrances of the suites were made.

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Creative projects

FURNITURE DESIGN Product Design Fall 2019

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• 100% reclaimed chair • Welding • Two interior designers

• Auto CAD, Illustrator

The Belt Bench was inspired by The Great Belt Bridge that connects between the Danish islands of Zealand and Funen. Pulled from the architecture of the bridge, the chair captures the clean lines and the draping of the cables that connect the tall concrete structures. The layout of the fabric resembles the pattern of the structural cables to indicate the importance of the support of the bridge as well as the sloping of the seat, being the main support for the body.

• Functional • Industrial • Modern

FURNITURE DESIGN Product Design Fall 2019

DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT

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• Research • Auto CAD • Revit

• Illustrator

The Optimism chair derives its concept from Elsie de Wolfe. Being the first woman interior designer, she was extremely unique. Most of her designs portrayed gold accents and rounded elements. The goal of the Optimism Chair was to pull in the round and gold elements and create something timeless and unique.

• Functional • Modern • Unique

color and lighting Custom Lamp Design Fall 2018

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CONCEPT

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• Reclaimed Lamp • Research • Auto CAD

• Illustrator

Eight million tons of trash are dumped into today’s oceans, with plastic being the number one material that adds to that collection. With getting in contact with the Hawaii Wildlife Fund, they were able to collect a few items to help with this project. When thinking of an animal that gets affected most by pollution, a jellyfish came to my mind. Every jellyfish is completely different from one another. They have an organic eccentricity about them. This lamp is 90% made of materials hand-picked off the coast of Hawaii. The shade of the lamp is completely sculpted of beach trash as well as the tentacles.

• Neutral • Illuminating • Organic

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4' 30"

9" 18"

PLAN VIEW

SIDE ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

PHOTOGRAPHY

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HAND RENDERING

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ART

DETAIL DRAWINGS

DETAIL DRAWINGS FIRE RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

FIRE RATED SEALANT

FIRE RATED FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

FIRE RATED SEALANT

TWO LAYER TYPE X GYPSUM WALLBOARD SUSPENDED CEILING IF REQUIRED ELECTRICAL BOX, MAX 16 IN ONE SIDE ONLY IN FRAMING SPACE FIRE RATED SEALANT

2 HR FIRE RATED PARTITION NOT TO SCALE

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FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

COMPRESSIBLE FOAM TAPE BETWEEN RUNNER AND CEILING GRID 2-1/2”, 3-5/8”, OR 4” METAL STUD

1/2” OR 5/8” FIRE-RATED GYPSUM WALLBOARD

1 HR FIRE RATED PARTITION NOT TO SCALE

SEAL ALL PENETRATIONS OF DUCTS, PIPES, ECT.

ONE LAYER 5/8” TYPE X WALLBOARD EACH SIDE OF PARTITION

2-1/2”, 3-5/8”, OR 4” METAL STUDS

FIRE RATED SEALANT

RESILIENT CHANNEL 24”

3” BATT INSTALLATION

POWER ACTUATED FASTENERS

STANDARD PARTITION NOT TO SCALE

ACOUSTICAL PARTITION NOT TO SCALE

SHIM SPACE

THROAT OPENING

1/2” GYPSUM BOARD

TYPE X 5/8” GYPSUM 1 LAYER DOUBLE STUDS

WALLBOARD PENETRATION 1/2” FACE 2” JAMB ANCHOR CLIP

LINE OF BASE BELOW

SOFFIT

WOOD JAMB 1.5 HR RATED CONDITION NOT TO SCALE STOP

WOOD HEAD 1.5 HR RATED CONDITION NOT TO SCALE

MINIMUM WALLBOARD PENETRATION OF 1/2” FOR FIRE RATED ASSEMBLIES

JAMB ANCHOR CLIP

FIRE RATED WALLBOARD

THROAT OPENING VARIES WITH WALL SIZE DOUBLE STUDS

25 GAUGE STEEL STUD METAL STUD

STEEL DOOR FRAME

FACE

STEEL JAMB 3 HR RATED CONDITION NOT TO SCALE

STEEL HEAD 3 HR RATED CONDITION NOT TO SCALE

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