TAYLOR JONES
INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pages 3-11 Pages 12-17
HEALTHCARE: SENIOR STUDIO- “A NEW HOPE”
RETAIL: STUDIO THREE
Pages 18-26
RESTAURANT: STUDIO THREE
Pages 27-32
WORKPLACE: STUDIO THREE
Pages 33-34
Pages 35-43
Pages 44
Pages 45
INTERNSHIP WORK
LIGHTING DESIGN
CONSTRUCTION DOCS
FINE ARTS
Each patient is very important to A New Hope. Here is Susan who have stage three Breast Cancer. She has been receiving treatment at A New Hope for the last two years. She has tried other treatment facilities and there is nothing like A New Hope. She appreciates the extra spaces for self healing, such as the salon and meditation rooms. To all the patients, it was important to create each space less sterile environment.
BRANDING
A New Hope’s Core Values
-Partnership -Innovation -Courage -Care -Dedication -Quality
END USERS
Ira is a 39 year old women who has the passion and dedication for helping others. She lost her mother at a young age due to cancer. Dealing with that she had a dream of owning a hospital someday where she could help patients and their families who deal with strong diseases every day. Ira not only loves to care for people, but she is a very business oriented women who thinks of innovated ways to change medicine. She has worked for A New Hope for 10 years now and she has decided to move her brand to Naples, Florida. This will be a private cancer treatment facility that will have a focus on patients who have breast cancer.
Heidi is a 42 year old nurse who has a passion for helping others heal. She has been a nurse for 25 years and has been with Ira, the owner since the beginning. Her and Ira carry the same passion that is brought through each day for every patient at A New Hope.
“Angels represent the connection between heaven and earth, as well as strength, peace, faith, protection, and beauty.”
Jacqueline means- “holder of the heal”, “May God protect”
PROGRAM
PROGRAMMATIC STATEMENT
The vision for A New Hope is to provide a warm, calm, and welcoming atmosphere. It will comfort all the minds as they step inside a tranquil environment. Supplying spaces to not only help their bodies, but help their minds. The building will have warm tones that emphasize home-like touches, but incorporate the palette of oranges, reds, and greens.
DESIGN CONCEPT STATEMENT
As patients walk into A New Hope, the aspiration is to have them feel alive and welcomed into a tranquil environment. This will be achieved by bringing in warm wood tones, organic textures, and calming hues throughout each space. Hints of gold will be seen on most lighting fixtures that will mimic the setting sun on the coasts of Naples, Florida.
PROJECT GOALS
SUSTAINABILITY
1: Nourishment(WELL AP N01): providing healthy eating options on site. Ex: nutrition stations.
FUNCTIONAL / AESTHETIC
1: To have a strong design that support the calming and soothing effect as the patients walk through each space.
2: To have way finding be addressed by having a color coded system for the patients since this was a huge issue after doing research.
4: Add in holistic spaces rather than having a main focus on a science approach.
3: Light(WELL AP L01/ L05): providing indoor light exposure through daylight strategies. Providing exposure to light based on design strategies.
2: Mind(WELL AP M03): supporting mental and emotional health spaces with my spaces. Ex. Meditation and recharge rooms
4: Sound(WELL AP S06): minimum background sound that increase acoustical materials and providing surfaces that sound doesn’t bounce off of.
MOOD BOARD
ANGELIC: kind and gental materials
SECURE: free from harm
TRANQUIL: peaceful and still environment
FLOOR AND ZONE PLAN
25. EXAM RM FIVE
2. WAITING AREA
3. RECEPTION
4. NOURISHMENT BAR ONE
5. CHILDREN’S CENTER
6. JANITOR RM
7. RESEARCH/ LIBRARY RM
8. IT RM
9. STAFF ONLY RESTROOM
10. PUBLIC RESTROOM ONE
11. MEDITATION ONE RM
12. SALON RM
1. VESTIBULE 40
13. MEDITATION TWO RM
14. MEDITATION THREE RM
15. MEDITATION FOUR RM
16. RECHARGE RM
17. STORAGE RM 1
18. STAFF BREAK RM
19. EXAM RM ONE
20. EXAM RM TWO
21. EXAM RM THREE
22. POST TREATMENT WAITING RM
23. NURSES STATION TWO
24. EXAM RM FOUR
26. FUSION RM ONE
27. PUBLIC RR. TWO
28. CLEAN LINEN
29. FUSION RM TWO
30. FUSION RM THREE
31. FUSION RM FOUR
32. FUSION RM FIVE
33. SOILED LINEN
34. STORAGE RM TWO
35. NOURISHMENT BAR TWO
36. STORAGE RM THREE
37. CONFERENCE RM
38. NURSES STATION ONE
39. TREATMENT BAYS
40. PUBLIC RESTROOM FOUR
FF&E /MATERIALS FOR LOBBY AND WAITING AREA
LOBBY AND WAITING AREA
KEY PLAN
1: Pulling in a live plants
2: Acoustical organic forms
3: Gold fixtures to symbolize personal objects. Example: women’s rings
TREATMENT BAYS AND NURSE STATION ONE
KEY PLAN
1:Curtain for privacy provided for each patient
2: Digital Cinema
3: Home-like touches for patients
TYPICAL FUSION ROOM ELEVATION
KEY PLAN
1: Tranquil custom wall covering for this space
2: Shades for privacy
WALL COVERINGS
KEY PLAN
1: Acoustical panels
FF&E/ MATERIALS FOR NUTRITION AREA TWO
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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OF “A NEW HOPE”
