Interior Design Portfolio

Valarie Maes Interior Design Portfolio

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

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Résumé

VALARIE MAES

402-306-3028 402-306-3029 valariemaes@gmail.com Omaha, NE Pursing General Education: PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY • Majoring in Architecture Interior Designing Customer service expert with strong communication and time • Expected to Graduate in 2025 management skills. Proactive and organized go-getter known for exceeding expectations. Seeking a dynamic role to contribute exceptional service to a high-performing team.

Projects/ Volunteer Work

Professional Experience Grounds Guys of Gretna & Elkhorn – May 2022 – Present Team member – May 2022 – Present • Maintaining outdoor spaces to the highest standards. Encompassed diverse tasks such as mowing, edging, bed maintenance, and snow removal.

• Additionally, contributed to landscaping design, showcasing creativity and precise attention to detail in enhancing the visual appeal.

Scarlet Highway, Gretna, NE – June 2023 – November 2023 Part-time manager – June 2023 – November 2023 • As a keyholder at Nebraska Crossing, I served as a part-time store manager responsible for opening and closing. Managed register counts, organized store displays, and contributed to remodeling initiatives for an enhanced shopping experience.

Education

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Center for People in Need – Food/ Diaper Distribution Position: Volunteer Stocked food bins with a variety of items to meet the diverse needs of recipients.

• Ensured the timely and organized distribution of essential supplies, demonstrating a commitment to addressing immediate needs.

American Cancer Society – Homemade Cards and Fundraising •

Position: Volunteer • •

Crafted heartfelt homemade cards for hospital patients, aiming to bring comfort and joy during challenging times.

Collaborated in the creation of hospital gift baskets, addressing specific needs, and providing support to patients during their treatments.

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Selected Works | Contents

CONTENTS

01 The Gallary

EGD Wayfinding

02 Soak Steam Dream

Wood Mini Project

03 Nature within the Space

Plastic Mini Project

04 NEXT Office

Metal Mini Project

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Selected Works | Project 01

SPATIAL PASTICHE: The Gallery BUILDING: BUILDING: Diamond House A (1963-1967) Architect: John Hejduk PROJECT PROGRAM: PROGRAM: Diamond House is a right-angled condition in a diamond configuration of columns and oblique walls. When picking a project, Diamond House was chosen to begin several design iterations to begin a new creation.

This project is to better our skills in these listed programs: • Rhino 7 • Adobe Photoshop

DESIGN CONCEPT: CONCEPT: • Both the public and private users will find the newly constructed structure to be invaluable.

The Diamond House, John Hejduk, line iterations served as the basis for the building’s layout.

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In addition to drawing attention to the artwork, the dark material palette creates an enduring environment.

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ITERATIONS

Study Model 1

Study Model 2

Line Drawing

Study Model 3

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MATERIAL

Navy Blue Wallpaper

Black Metal

Cherry Walnut Wood

Walnut Wood

Beige Plaster

Beige Polished Marble

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FLOOR PLANS

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Second Floor Plan

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The user is the intended consumer of this place. Here, the artist is able to express their creativity.

South Section A

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The purpose of the gallery is to provide the general public with an opportunity to view the artist’s creative works.

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FINAL MODEL

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BATHHOUSE: Soak Steam Dream SITE & BUILDING: • The Ex Mattatoio • Former Slaughterhouse • Address: Piazza Orazio Giustiniani, 4, 00153 Roma RM, Italy • Built between 1888 and 1891 by the architect Gioacchino Ersoch.

PROJECT PROGRAM: The Ex Mattatoio is a former slaughterhouse nearby an architectural design school in Roma.

The purpose of this project is to transform the abandoned property into a welcome space, establishing a secure and safe environment for students as they walk through the perimeter.

This project is to better our skills in these listed programs: • Revit • Enscape 3d • Adobe Photoshop

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DESIGN CONCEPT + SPACE PLAN

CONCEPT STATMENT: The Ex Mattatoio has been converted into a HOLISTIC/NATURAL public bathhouse featuring a variety of pools, saunas, and a cafe. The long, thin glass walkway that runs through the middle of the structure serves as the space’s main point. From the roof to the bottom floor, it is symmetrical. This was done to provide a balance between the east and west walls and the aperture illumination coming from the linear skylight.

Above the walkway the aperture and light take on a central role, separating and balancing the first level from the second story. There is a hanging plane louver dropped beneath the skylight, which is used to direct the light to different parts of the space as needed.

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MATERIAL

Polished Concrete

Black Stone Blocks

Brown Marble Finished

Oak Wood Geometric Flooring

Beige Tile

White Plaster

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FLOOR PLANS

Ground Floor Plan Scale 1”=20’-0”

Second Floor Plan Scale 1”=20’-0”

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SECTIONS The long vertical glass pathway is the primary attraction of the Soak Steam Dream spa. Users can utilize this hallway to access several areas, including the restroom/locker, hot/cold baths, a lane pool, and even the steam room on the second level. The east and west walls of the building have glass vertical windows that provide ample light in addition to the skylight.

Longitudinal Section

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Transverse Section B

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RECEPTION

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LOCKER ROOM

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COLD BATHS

This space has a lane pool and three complete cold baths, separating from the second-floor hot tubs.

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JUICE BAR

This space is intended for bathhouse guests. Lighter-colored furniture in the corner juice bar contrasts with the dark marble ceiling and black stone walls.

LED lights light up the whole space during evening hours.

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HOT BATHS

This space is intended for full-size saunas and hot baths. Designed as an evening place with little to no sunlight in the walkway.

LED walkway assists pedestrian traffic

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SAUNA

A planned area includes two sizable saunas that are interconnected. For users of the establishment, there is a linked massage area across.

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STOREFRONT: Nature within the space SITE & BUILDING: • Architecture, art and design • Address: 97 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012 • Founded in 1982 by Kyong Park

PROJECT PROGRAM: The site of the Storefront for Art and Architecture is in New York City. By optimizing the available space, the design idea aims to build a long-lasting biophilic structure. Human nature and all environments have a continual and deep link when it comes to sensory engagement. This includes humorous, aspirational, social, and even experimental approaches.

This project is to better our skills in these listed programs: • Rhino 7 • Adobe Photoshop • Research

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RESEARCH + DESIGN CONCEPT CONCEPT STATMENT: The newly developed space will be built to resemble a natural environment that is connected to Okoboji Lake. The design idea will be put into action based on biophilic living, which is focused on having a natural memory mind and an awareness of the local natural environment. The mind divides the land from the water. Lake characteristics will serve as the basis for both the west and east sides of the proposed structure.

BIOPHILIC DESIGN • Naturalistic value • Humanistic value

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NATURALISTIC + HUMANISTIC VALUE VALUE: Okoboji Lake’s natural surroundings are wellknown. Vegetation, plants, and trees. Moss and seaweed are in close proximity. The grass is used for recreation.

Direct contact with nature draws indivduals closer to the natural world. Helps with the mental health.

The power of nature affect a person perception and understanding of the world. The relationship between human beings and nature demonstrates the closeness they have.

Eidetic Image

BIOPHILIC DESIGN GOAL: • Direct nature/ Nature in the space • Natural patterns • Connection with the natural system • Visual connection with nature • Lights and apealing insect information

POTENTIAL GOAL: • Creating a sensory place for nature that represents the lake and incorporating wild species information • Direct Nature/ Nature in the space • Natural Analogues • Place and Culture

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SPACE PLANNING + MATERIAL DESIGN ELEMENT • Human interaction with environment • Environmental design research • Evidence-based design • Personal worldview • Light, texture and color

Natural Moss

Natural Grass & Dirt

Natural Black Stone

Natural Beige Stone

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Natural Sand

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SECTIONS + FLOORPLAN

Floor Plan

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LIGHT SPACE:

DESIGN FEATURES: • • • • •

Human interaction = Rock & moss wall, sand flooring.

Visual = Flicking Light bulbs & firepit Light blubs = Fireflies Greenery Firepit = LED reflected lighting

MOSS SPACE:

DESIGN FEATURES: • • •

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Human interaction = Moss wall and flooring.

In wall moss seating.

Visual = Nature poster and center tree Greenery

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THE NEXT OFFICE: Steelcase SITE & BUILDING: • Victory Commons One • Address: 2601 Victory Ave, Dallas, TX 75219 • Third Floor • 111,169 RSF

PROJECT PROGRAM: A brand-new office building is looking for innovative Generation Z students to help design a workplace that promotes individual well-being and health. For those who need wheelchair assistance throughout the workspace, inclusive design is the best option. The design approach will be guided by certain design concepts.

The background research will be centered on furniture and other design elements.

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RESEARCH + DESIGN CONCEPT

CONCEPT STATMENT: The design creating a space with enhance lighting. This benefits a persons mental health from the wide space and vibrant colors. Additionally, transforming workspaces into a comfortable and welcoming enviroment will benefit psychologically by including the wellness space. According to the programming, all the furniture will be placed in the room. By encourging collobration among users there will be different types of functions within the office space. Foucing on well-being and the community encourages users to prioritize their personal and professional obligations.

DESIGN PRINCIPLES: • Braiding Digital + Physical • Open + Enclosed • Fixed to Fluid • Me + We

INCLUSIVE DESIGN: • Recognize Exclusion Understand Barriers • Create Equitable Experiences • Include, Listen + Evolve • Design to Empower + Accommodate

WELLNESS: • Health and Well-Being Promotion • Light Exposure & Design • Innovation Characteristics The brand designs the perfect environment. According to my research on the location and lifestyle of this area, I have concluded that the brand will focus more on the "X," as it is recognized as the location for the brand. Since they have directional points, roads, and paths also play a significant role in this process since they contain direc-

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MATERIAL + FURNITURE

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Polished Oak Wood

Faux Striped Textured Wallpaper

Brown Leather

White Plaster

Geometric Area Rug

Geometric Area Rug

Brushstroke Texture Concrete

Red Fabric

Grey Stone Concrete

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SPACE PLANNING

Process Space Planning Process Space Planning

Mezz. Layout Sketch

Mezz. Layout Sketch

3rd Floor Layout Sketch

3rd Floor Layout Sketch Bubble Diagram Sketch

Bubble Diagram Bubble Diagram Sketch

Overview Layout

Overview Layout

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DIAGRAM

Divison of Space Diagram Divison of Space Diagram

Education Education Healthcare

Education Healthcare Managing & Sustainability

Healthcare Managing & Sustainability Corporate

Third 3rd FloorFloor Plan

Managing & Sustainability Corporate

Scale 1”-20’-0”

Collaborative

3rd Floor Plan Scale 1”-20’-0”

Collaborative Corporate

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Mezzanine Floor Plan Scale 1”-20’-0”

Mezzanine Mezzanine Floor Plan Scale 1”-20’-0”

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THIRD FLOOR PLAN

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Design Library 2. Resource Room 3. Education Private Offices THIRD FLOOR PLAN 4. Healthcare Private KEY Offices 5. Phone Pod 1.6. Design PhoneLibrary Pod 2.7. Resource HuddleRoom Room 3.8. Education MeetingPrivate room Offices 4.9. Healthcare Private Offices Education Workstations 5.10.Phone Pod Workstations Healthcare 6. Phone Pod 7. Huddle Room

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11. Reception 12. Reception Waiting Room 13. Training Classroom 14. Small Phone Space 15. Work Cafe 8.

Room 16. Meeting Wellness Room 9.

Education Workstations 17. Mother’s Room 10.

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Reception 20. Client Presentation Room 12. Reception Waiting Room 13. Training Classroom 14. Small Private Space

Floor Materials A. Oak Hardwood B. Grey Stone Concrete Tile

15. Work Cafe 16. Wellness Room C. Light Oak Wood Resilient 17. Mother’s Room 18. Work Cafe Seating 19. Client Presentation Room D. Grey Patcraft Renewal Carpet Tile E. Brushstroke Abstracted painted Concrete

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MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN

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Huddle Space 11. Work Study Space Floor Materials 2. Resource Room 12. Huddle Room B. Grey Stone Concrete Tile 3. CorporatePLAN Private Offices 13. Innovation Lab & Model Shop MEZZANINE KEY 4. Managing Private Office Sustainability C. Light Oak Wood Resilient 8. Meeting Room 1.5. Huddle Room Private Office 6.

Phone Pod 9. Corportate Workstations 2. Resource Room 7.

Huddle Room 10. Managing & Sustainability Workstations 3. Corporate Private Offices MeetingPrivate room Offices D. Grey Patcraft Renewal Carpet Tile 11. Work Study Space 4.8. Managing Corporate Workstations 12. Huddle Room 5.9. Managing Private Offices 10.

Managing & Sustainability Workstations 13. Innovation Lab & Model Shop 6. Phone Pod E. Brushstroke Abstracted painted Concrete 7. Huddle Room

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RENDER PERSPECTIVES

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Healthcare & Education Meeting Room

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Education Workstation

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CEILING ELEMENT

Technical Component: Ceiling Element

Unfinished Wood Frame

Top View

Axon. View

Side View Detail View Revit Ceiling Design

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Working Positions WORK POSITIONS

• There are a number of different seating configurations, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, including different bench seating, team tables, and flexible seating.

• An ergonomic seating arrangement, which is well thought-out, has a number of benefits including privacy, cooperation, and comfort.

The workstation is customizable so that it can be accessed by each employee according Individual Tasks to their needs.You can have a wide variety of tables and chairs that are exible and adjustable. Regardless of the type of furniture, it is all inclusive.

Working Positions

Center tables are circular or rectangular and designed to seat a whole team of experts.

• seating There are of different seatingof configurations, each with Flexible is aanumber contemporary method allocating desks or spaces. its own advantages and disadvantages, including different bench seating, team tables, and flexible seating.

• An ergonomic seating arrangement, which is well thought-out, has a number of benefits including privacy, cooperation, and comfort.

Center tables are circular or rectangular and designed to seat a whole team of experts.

Conscientiousness Flexible Steadiness seating is a contemporary method of allocating desks or spaces.

• Patience • Thoughtfulness • Persistence

• Structure • Organization • Data-driven

Steadiness

Conscientiousness

• Patience Dominance • Thoughtfulness

• Structure Influence • Organization • Data-driven

• Persistence

• Focused • Inspirational • Independent

Table Arm Chair

Individual Tasks

Table Arm Chair

Influence

• Focused • Inspirational • Independent

• Positive • Energetic • Sociable

Ergonomic Lounge Desk Chair

Standing

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Collaboration Tasks

Ottoman

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Ergonomic Desk Chair

Collaboration Tasks

• Positive • Energetic • Sociable

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Ergonomic Lou Chair

Ergonomic Desk Chair

Bench Ottoman Duo

Bench Ottoman Duo

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Leather Lounge

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Selected Works | Wayfinding Project

EGD WAYFINDING: Nemours Children’s Hospital PROJECT PROGRAM: • Using the knowledge of wayfinding, the final assignment is to choose a location for improved wayfinding signage to be installed.

• After being chosen, the Nemours Children’s Hospital will update the navigational signage in several different sections.

This project is to better our skills in these listed programs: • Adobe Photoshop • Research

DESIGN CONCPET • To make it smoother for individuals to get about, the chosen hospital will undergo renovations.

• The environment will include numerical, color, and abstract themes as its objectives.

https://www.archdaily.com/439396/nemours-children-s-hos-

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Selected Works | Wayfinding

RECEPTION AREA:

Visual Level Change

Surface System: Level Change

Highlighted Space: Surface System

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CLIENT WAITING AREA:

Colour Coding Guide

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NURSE STATION:

Visual Colour Signage

Colour Coding Guide

Colour Coding Guide

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MINI PROJECTS: Material Design

Selected Works | Mini Material Projects

Wood Project

PROJECT PROGRAM: • Each project is assigned with the goal of enhancing physical crafting abilities and providing insight into design labor on any job site. Learning with various materials provides an opportunity to practice using multiple tools in the creative process.

Plastic Project DESIGN CONCPET •

Wood- Each single piece of the wood design Woodwill have a distinct angle so that sound can bounce off and be used as a wood panel.

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Plastic- A wall design will be created using Plasticthe plastic material. By cutting the plastic sheet into smaller pieces, and painting the background parts while keeping the front pieces clear with the action of a heat-gun.

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Metal- The metal strip measuring 8 by 8 is Metalbeing incorporated into a ceiling design. Parts were cut and bent in an attempt to create a soft shadow on the walls and flooring.

Metal Project

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WOOD PROJECT PROJECT DESIGN: Sound Diffuser wood panels

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Selected Works | Plastic Project

PLASTIC PROJECT PROJECT DESIGN: Wall Pattern Feature

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Selected Works | Metal Project

METAL PROJECT PROJECT DESIGN: Internal Ceiling Feature

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