Lowe Bachelor of Interior & Architecture Design
My name is Tobie Lowe, and I am a recent Interior Architecture and Design graduate from the University of Arkansas. I have a passion for designing spaces that are exciting, meaningful, and beneficial to the human experience. I am constantly inspired by interior architecture and design’s ability to encourage inclusivity, sustainability, and community, and I look forward to being a part of it.
(405) 831-0094
tmlowe@uark.edu
1998 W Mitchell St.
Intern
First-hand engagement in site visits, client meetings, as well as assisting Lauri Matisse with various architectural and schematic drawings
June 2024 - February 2025
MUSE by Lucca
Sales Associate
Assisted with inventory of apparel and home goods, customer service, and maintaining a clean and organized store environment 2020-2021
BOGO Energy
Landman Assistant
Assisted in the filing and organization of different oil and gas records
Worked with various documents such as contracts, records, titles, etc. 2018-2021
Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)
Rome Interior Architecture and Design Program
University of Arkansas Rome Center
Completed two courses covering the history and architecture of Italy
Traveled primarily throughout Rome, Venice, and Milan looking at building facades and interiors
May-June 2023
Therapy Office (2022)
Design a comforting office providing respite for therapists and patients located in an area that experienced a natural disaster.
Retirement Living Community (2023)
Design a multi-level community residence that encompasses all needs of the individuals residing in the building.
NEXT Steelcase Competition (2023)
Design an Architecture and Design firm with the goal of creating multi-functional spaces that encourages in-office work.
Natural Adaptation (2024)
Design a coffee shop and wine bar using an existing building in Springdale, Arkansas. Experiment with a natural material and incorporate it throughout the design.
2021-2025
University of Arkansas
Graduated in Spring 2025 with a Bachelor’s of Interior Architecture and Design
The NEXT project was a fictional global architecture new o ce in Dallas, Texas. The space was height was 30 ft. The design in the NEXT o open airy spaces. Upon entering the space, monumental staircase and waiting area with the use of material and furniture. Each workstations, and all of the spaces are accessible. employees to work in person by o ering
architecture and design firm opening a was about 11,000 sf and the ceiling o ce includes sleek materials and space, the brass laminate covered sets the tone for the rest of the space
and design opening a sf and the ce sleek materials and space, the laminate the tone for the of space
Each o ce has visibility to the accessible. The design encourages a programmatic variation of spaces.
Each ce visibility accessible. The design a of spaces.
The objectives of this project were to design town that experienced a natural disaster. comforting and welcoming environment from the trauma experienced. By incorporating colors, the idea was to create a sense of that has the ability to heal itself from trauma.
design a psychology center located in a disaster. The goal for this design was to create a environment for those facing psychological troubles incorporating natural materials and muted healing and display nature as an entity trauma.
CHILD THERAPY
CHILD THERAPY
STORAGE
STORAGE
CHILDREN LOUNGE
CHILDREN LOUNGE
ADULT THERAPY
ADULT THERAPY
ADULT THERAPY
ADULT THERAPY
COURTYARD
COURTYARD
TESTING ROOM
TESTING ROOM
ADULT LOUNGE
ADULT LOUNGE
TESTING ROOM
TESTING ROOM
ADULT THERAPY
ADULT THERAPY
CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE
LOUNGE & KITCHENETTE
LOUNGE & KITCHENETTE
SBRSBR
SBRSBR
COURTYARD
COURTYARD
The objective of this project was to apply color, and materials, as well as use the design design. The mission of this project was to and hollistic lifestyles through design. In order the 90,000-square-foot three-story building colors and materials. The use of pattern de
amenities to suit all individuals.
apply knowledge of residential design, light, design principles of inclusive or universal support and encourage independent order to fulfill this mission, the design of building incorporates various warm-tones de fines the space and there are various
Bar/Cafe Perspective
The goal of this project was to design a three-story encourages the local community to checkout The building contains a color and material vintage tool advertisements. It acts as a space serves multiple functions. The first level hosts second level contains the collection of tools, event space, workshop and semi-private prioritze environmental friendliness and
three-story public library of tools that checkout and return any item they need. material palette directly inspired from space that welcomes everyone and hosts the check-in and checkout, the tools, and the third includes a classroom, semi-private work space area. The materials used recyclability.
LEVEL THREE
LEVEL TWO
LEVEL ONE SCALE: 1/16” = 1’ 0”
After exploring the methodology of using and exporting gcode from Rhino/Grasshopper, clay printer, the final project of the semester single-family house that could be printed The house produced contains four individual 3D printed objects. Each volume has a space in between the volumes provides house reeinvisions the traditional dog-trot throughout Arkansas.
using Ai to create renderings, modeling Rhino/Grasshopper, and printing with a 3D semester was to create a 1,000 sq ft printed at full scale with a clay printer. individual volumes, inspired by previous a separate spatial function, and the provides outdoor communal space. The dog-trot style homes that might be seen
Initial Iterative Ai Renderings
Sections
The focus of this project was to incorporate material in a co ee shop and wine bar, Through several individual material experiments straw and clay brick. Using an existing historical Springdale, the co ee shop contains several bricks in a variation of the hit and miss brick bar includes a neutral color and material space for all to enjoy.
located in Springdale, Arkansas
incorporate the use of a natural, sustainable that includes a performance space. experiments with straw, the result was a historical building located in downtown several design elements using the straw brick pattern. The co ee shop and wine material palette, and is a multi-functional
KEY:
1. COFFEE & WINE BAR
2.KITCHEN
3.RESTROOMS
4.SEATING
5.PERFORMANCE & SEATING
Performance Space
Transverse Section Interior Axon Banquette Seating Order
Thank you!
Bachelor of Interior & Architecture Design