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Experience

Florida State University Department of Interior Architecture & Design

Teaching Assistant

Commercial Design Services

Interior Design Intern

Baker Barrios Architects

Interior Design Intern

HDB Design Group

Interior Design Intern

Leadership

Department of Interior Architecture & Design Student Advisory Council

• 2024-2025 Graduate Student Representative

Advocating for a cohort of 22 students to the IAD Department Chair.

• 2022-2024 Class of 2024 Student Representative

Advocated for a cohort of 34 students to the IAD Department Chair.

Circle K International

• 2023-2025 President

Tallahassee, FL

August 2024-Current

Tallahassee, FL

May-August 2024

Orlando, FL May-August 2023

Daytona, FL

July 2022

TMarshall

Florida State University

August 2021-Present

Profile

Florida State University January 2021-Present

Leading and overseeing operations to ensure membership recruitment and retention.

• 2022 Vice President

Assisted board members in completing tasks and ensured smooth operations.

• 2021-2022 Club Editor, District Recruitment Chair & Awards Chair

Maintained social media presence and led an award-winning scrapbook committee.

Alpha Kappa Psi - Beta Psi

• Pledge Class Community Involvement Committee Head

Florida State University August 2023-Present

Introduced volunteer opportunities to students and led a 5-hour campus cleanup.

Interior Design Student Organization

• 2022-2023 Secretary

Assisted with organizing events and maintaining meeting agendas.

Awards & Honors

2nd Place Innovation Hub 24-Hr Design Sprint

Summa Cum Laude

Outstanding Studio Performance

1st Place Innovation Hub 24-Hr Design Sprint

Dean’s List

President’s List

D.J.M.T O’Brien Endowed Scholarship

Interior Design Committee Scholarship

Seminole Scholar

Florida State University

August 2021-May 2024

Graduate student in the Florida State University Interior Architecture and Design M.S. Project Track with a passion for community service and sustainability. I am focused on transforming underutilized spaces into mixed-use developments prioritizing adaptive reuse and green initiatives.

Education

Florida State University

Master of Science in Interior Design Expected August 2025

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Minor in Business

Summa Cum Laude

May 2024

January 2025

May 2024

April 2023

May 2023

December 2022

December 2021

Skills

• Revit

• AutoCAD

• Adobe Creative Suites

• BlueBeam Revit

Florianopolis,Brazil

Travelers, far and wide, make the journey to experience The Inn|Between. The resort strives for customer satisfaction daily with its many high-end amenities, a prime location, and hardworking staff! The hotel is situated at the base of Morro da Cruz with close proximity and diverse views of the rainforests, beaches, and cityscape.

Transportation is convenient for guests whether arriving by car, boat, or plane. Complementary resort shuttles operate daily to major areas of the city including the marina and airport all within a mere

Florianopolis Nicknames:

“Floripa” = Warm and Welcoming Atmosphere

“Ilha da Magia” = Magic Island

“Brazilian Silicon Valley” = Booming technology

“Party Destination of the World”

Tourism Economy:

• 60+ beaches

• Surfing

• Windsurfing

• Boating

• Hiking

• Fishing

Welcome toBrazil Landmarks

• Seafood cuisine

• Information technology

• Lacemaking

• Folklore

• Colonial architecture

• Local cafes

LUpon arrival, visitors are greeted by a grand entryway with a wave-like monumental stair. The fixtures and finishes are reminiscent of the three popular destinations in Florianopolis.

Level 1

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Hotel guests are encouraged to relax in the sun-filled lounge and help themselves to coffee, tea, and snacks while their luggage is brought to their suite. Visitors are also welcome to use this space for leisurely activities and hangouts

Bar + Lounge

The “Cachaca: Cocktail Bar” serves guests signature drinks of Florianopolis - cocktails being a Florianopolis specialty. The word, cachaca, originates from a popular sugar cane rum served with lime, sugar, and ice.

Level 2

Grand Atrium

Wrapping the reception desk, the monumental stair draws guests to the lively entertainment and fine dining at level two. The stairs lead directly to a waiting area with separate hostess stands serving the “Sabor Floripa” and

“Parade Floripa” restaurants.

Restaurant

“Sabor Floripa” is an exclusive, fine dining experience that gives guests a taste of local cuisine and is widely popular for their seafood dishes. Visitors are also welcome to relax on the mezzanine with a view of the two-story atrium.

“Parade Floripa” is a theater, located on level two, where visitors are immersed in the Brazilian culture with performers and local parade dancers. A connecting bar and lounge offers more tastings of signature drinks popular to the Florianopolis region.

Lev els 3-8

Corridors

The corridor serves as a slow transition from the lively, downstairs entertainment to a more relaxing stay in the comfort of the suites. The light fixtures are dimmable, depending on the time of day, to adjust to guest’s circadian rhythm.

King Suites

Located at each corner of the hotel, these luxruy suites are a wonderful option for families and larger parties to have a comfortable stay with more space, privacy, and convenience at their fingertips.

Section

Guests are provided with a larger kitchenette, living space, and two private bedrooms and bathrooms. The suite also offers optimal views of the Florianopolis landscape and more access to daylight than standard suites.

Living Room Kitchen

Zubi Workplace

The office proposal for Zubi Advertising aims to design an accessible workplace within a given building shell. The company has faced several shortcomings over the years, such as reflecting the company’s brand and values. The design will create a connection amongst employees, boost productivity, and promote well-being and autonomy. Employees will have the freedom to choose their preferred work environment through flexible partitions and modular furniture. A distinction between collaborative and private spaces reinforces a flexible workplace.

Nashville, Tennessee

Lev el 1

CustomDesk

A custom reception desk makes a strong initial statement with the help of environmental graphics and quotes by the company founder. The desk is designed to be ADA accessible with a transaction counter.

Upon entering the office, employees and visitors are greeted with the receptionist and waiting area. An eye-catching monumental stair guides users to the second floor for business meetings.

Upon entering the office, visitors are greeted with the receptionist and waiting area. An eye-catching monumental stair guides users to the second floor for business meetings.

Steelcase Workstations

Conference

There are a variety of meeting spaces on Level 2 including small meeting rooms and a state-of-the-art conference room that feature a projector, dimmable lights, adjustable rolling chairs, and etched privacy glass.

Energize

A complementary coffee and tea bar encourages employees to come into the office and stay productive while an inspirational pun boosts company morale.

This second floor beverage bar offers employees and visitors quick refreshments away from the workcafe. The flex space allows for autonomy and the sense of choice to move about the office.

Yesterday’s Tomorrow is a table service breakfast and lunch diner cafe that aims to provide users with a reimagined experience of the 1960’s mixing nostalgia and possibility. The diner provides classic, home-cooked meals in a Retro-Futuristic setting. The dining

Tallahassee,Florida

Entry

A custom hostess stand greets visitors and seats them in their area of choice including platform seating, banquettes, and bar height.

Dining Room

Dining room seating accommodates different size parties and prioritizes accessibility for all users. The custom merchandise stand displays souvenir items to remember your visit by.

Finishes & Fixtures

A quick order and takeout area accommodate visitors on-the-go and serves as a checkout counter for retail items. A custom display wall and retro case feature more merchandise. Pickup

The local mall in my hometown of Oviedo, FL has struggled for most of its time since opening in 1998. The Oviedo Mall has faced major downfalls in the last decade, primarily due to low foot-traffic, quick business turnover, and competition from online shopping and other nearby plazas. The only remaining anchor store is Dillard’s with the former Macy’s closing in 2017.

The intent is to repurpose this vacant anchor store into a hotel specializing in medical tourism. Conveniently located just three minutes from the nearby Oviedo Emergency Room and Medical Center, this hotel will provide special accommodations for patients and families, addressing the current gap in lodging as the nearest hotel is 15 minutes away. The design will incorporate a central courtyard, maximizing natural light and fostering a connection to nature, which is proven to promote healing and well-being.

Hotel amenities include:

• Grab ‘n Go Shop

• Fitness Center

• Concierge Service

• Juice Bar

• Quick Clinic

• Spa and Therapy Pools

• Central Courtyard

• Library

• Worship Space

• Community Kitchen

• Complementary Breakfast

• Farm-to-Table Restaurant

The medical tourism hotel features a warm, welcoming lobby and a 24-hour concierge service to cater to guest needs during their stay, whether for pre- or post-treatment.

Juice Bar

The juice bar offers a variety of drinks with options catering to health, immunity, energy, and more. The space offers alternative gathering areas for family and friends to meet and chat over a home-cooked meal.

Tranquil Transitions

Guests are drawn to the atrium by a flowing river and acrylic walkway. The glass atrium brings optimal access to daylight for the first floor amenities and second floor suites.

An atrium cut in the center of the building offers more exposure to natural daylight as well as a space for guests to engage with a controlled outdoor environment serving as a positive distraction.

Family Suite

This suite offers a more comfortable stay with a kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. All suites are ADA accessible with 16 that are adaptable for neccessary hospital equipment.