Virginia Dance Interior Design Portfolio by Virginia Dance

VIRGINIA DA NCE

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

WORK EXPERIENCE INTERIOR DESIGN & DRAFTING INTERN Penny Bowen Designs - Columbus, MS May 2019 - Present

VIRGINIA DA NCE

Create purchase orders Assist Principal Designer Generate RCP’s for medical clinic Produce construction documents for renovation Develop elevations for construction documents Visit construction sites CO-OWNER G&J Traveling Petting Zoo - Guntown, MS September 2017 - Present

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Interior Design | CIDA Accredited MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY | Starkville, MS Major GPA GPA 3.33/4.00 | Cumulative GPA: 3.21/4.00 Graduation: August 2020

Manage income surplus Schedule events Train animals to be kid friendly Create graphic advertisements Produce t-shirt designs CASHIER Zaxby’s Restaurant - Grenada, MS May 2017 - August 2017 Maintained 38 work hours per week while enrolled as a student Greeted guests upon arrival Managed guest relation issues Placed guest food orders and collected payments

campus involvement Collegiate Society of Interior Designers Spring 2018-Present Wesley Foundation | Fall 2017-Present Holmes Community College Color Guard Fall 2016-Spring 2017

RELATED COURSES TECHNICAL AutoCAD 3D CAD Modeling Digital Design Photography Detailing and Construction Color and Lighting for Interiors History of Interiors I & II Intro to Historic Preservation DESIGN Environments for Special Needs ID Graphics Textiles for Interiors Interior Materials, Treatments, & Resources Hand Rendering Furniture Design Drawing I & II Design I & II Professional Practice LEED Floral Design

CONTACT ME PHONE / 662.582.3285 EMAIL / virginiadance21@gmail.com WEB / virginiadance21.wixsite.com/vdance

COMMUNITY SERVICE J.L. KING Memorial Center Starkville, Ms | Leader in renovation project Spring 2020 MMUMC Winona, Ms | Thanksgiving Meal Delivery Fall 2016-Present Salvation Army Donation | March 2019, September 2018

EDUCATIONAL TOURS COMPUTER SKILLS AutoCAD Revit Sketchup Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Word Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Excel

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CO R P O RAT E H E A D Q UA R T E R S THE COMPANY International pet supply manufacturer Space reflects companies personality, and beliefs THE PROJECT Individual project Design an interactive workspace for a pet supply company Students select company name, branding, and location Custom wallcovering is designed for the space Steel case products are applied throughout workspace Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

THE SPACE Portland, Oregon Must include; training center, human resources information technology, human resources management, and human resources administration 36,000 SF, 2 Levels

CONCEPT WAGs design incorporates emotions radiated by pets. Reflects pets feeling and owners feelings. This is applied to the design through vibrant and energetic colors and patterns. Elements of design such as geometric shapes and lines will be used throughout the space to accentuate the concept of energy. Color palette ranges from warm to cool colors, to create energetic and calming spaces. Warm colors emit energy. Cool colors are calming and comforting. Space plan is functional and made for interaction.

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept planning & Research Space Planning Revit Modeling & Rendering Touch up renderings in Photoshop

SILVER AWARD - ENVIRONMENTAL BRANDING Workplace Solutions Steelcase Competition

WO R K S PA C E Company logo reincorporated into ceiling plan Transparency in offices and conference room to encourage interaction Contrasting colors create energy throughout the space

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STAIR RENDERING A small waiting area is incorporated among the stairs on the 9th floor. A colorful wall is accented on the back of the stair to contrast with the neutral branding wall on the front side of the stair. Diagonal lines are incorporated through the shape of the stair and railing of the stair. Linear light fixtures are placed leading up to the stair which draws employees to the stair encouraging interaction. The stair is 10â&#x20AC;&#x2122; wide to accommodate for conversation.

A custom wall covering is used in the cafe and break room to encourage movement and energy. Contrasting wall-coverings are used to create energy and separation in the cafe. The upholstered booths encourage interaction with other trainees. A full kitchen with two serving buffets is also located in the cafe for use for events or any time catering is provided.

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THE PROJECT Group project; 2 Interior Design students Design a spa like digestive health center with hospitality like amenities Students select branding, and location, develop space plan, and applications Carolina OFS products are applied throughout space Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

THE SPACE Scotsdale, AZ Must include; Reception, waiting, secondary waiting, admin, manager offices, staff lounge, 4 practicioner offices clinical work area, consultation room, 4 patient restrooms, infusion suite, 20 exam rooms (1 large), charting alcoves, and storage/sterilzation closets. Incorporate hospitality like amenities 12,540 SQ. Ft

CONCEPT Our goal is to meet patients where they are, metaphorically and physically. While the clinic is surrounded by wide-open sky and rugged, desert terrain, the interior encompasses all of the deep neutrals and nude tones that hint at the early signs of a new season. Transformative fixes offer flexibility and room for growth as a reminder of whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to come. The design of the Array Digestive Health Clinic reminds patients of a slower way of life and reflects more conscious living to further prevent digestive health conditions.

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept planning Research Space Planning Revit Modeling & Rendering Reflected Ceiling Plan

reception Patients will be greeted upon entrance by a receptionist to check in. A kiosk is also located adjacently so that patients can quickly check themselves in, if they would prefer.

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Exam rooms identical for ease of accessibility for employees to access supplies

Clinical work area placed so that employees can quickly and easily access patient records Consultation room located adjacent to secondary waiting so that patients and nurses can consult before being directed to exam room

Infusion suite circulation is easy for nurses and patients to flow throughout the space. Nurses station easily oversees each patient area

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Dropped accent ceiling in hallway, with cove lighting

Dropped ceiling grid in exam rooms and other closed rooms

9’6” Gypsum ceiling applied throughout open space LEGEND S

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RECESSED CAN Recessed Can PENDANT Pendant Sprinkler SPRINKLER

WA I T I N G Refreshment area is incorporatied into the waiting area to create a positive distraction for patients and family who are waiting. This creates positive human interaction, as well as a calming refreshment.

E X A M RO O M S Hospitality like finishes are applied to create a comfortable atmosphere. Exam table is easily accessible from all sides to create ease of access for doctor / nurses.

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THE PROJECT Individual project Design an interactive workspace for online and commuter students Students select company name, branding, and location Steel case products are applied throughout space Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

THE SPACE Washington D.C. Must include; work cafe, makerspace, 2 active classrooms, 2 seminar classrooms, VR space, 3 teacher offices, 1 â&#x20AC;&#x153;wild cardâ&#x20AC;? space Incorporate in between spaces for teachers and students to connect 12,550 SF

CONCEPT NEXT hubs design focuses on the Arlington Memorial Bridge in Washington, D.C. The use of arches, geometry, repetition, and reflection seen in the bridge, will be applied throughout the space. Arches can be found reflected upon floor and ceiling to encourage students to use common spaces. This relates back to the concept in that the arches of the bridge are the most intriguing part of the bridge and are reflected onto the water. An industrial, minimalistic design is also used to relate to the structural elements beneath the surface of the bridge. Window mullions are a dark grey metal which relates to the substantial structural beams and metal of which the bridge is constructed.

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept planning Research Space Planning Revit Modeling & Rendering Reflected Ceiling Plans Touch up renderings in Photoshop

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Public together private alone Public together spaces encourage collaboration. Students and educators typically have to quickly vacate a room at the end of class to make way for the next group. Small collaboration spaces located outside the classroom invite students to continue class discussions.

Private alone spaces encourage students to get away from the crowd and take a moment to gather their thoughts and get focused without all of the noise. Despite an increase in collaborative work, individual study is still necessary for learning. These spaces, such as study enclaves and small breakout rooms, provide privacy without distraction for maximum productivity.

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Private together spaces offer acoustical and vertical solutions for students to come into a closed space and collaborate together. Mobile tables, chairs on casters, seating that nests or stacks and portable white boards let users set up quickly for the work at hand and allow them to make the space their own.

Public alone spaces offer an area for students to wind down and get focused, in the presence and comfort of others. Connecting corridors with daylight-streaming windows attracts students and can be easily equipped for study with tables, booths and comfortable seating.

RENDERED FLOOR PLA NS Active workspace encourages students to move while working, which has several health benefits

Large active classroom offers multiple types of seating and allows for individual or group work

Changes in flooring puts emphasis on gathering spaces to encourage users to interact

Large, conversational stair creates interaction between students and allows users to sit upon stairs

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Large work cafe for students and faulty to prepare and enjoy meals

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Learning COMMONS Equipped with multiple seating options and plentiful daylight. Contrasting colors reflected upon the floor and ceiling make this space stand out. It is located in a central location of the floor plan, so that when guests arrive to the 10th floor from the elevator, this is their first experience.

work cafe Vibrant in color and offers multiple seating options also. The work cafe gives students the opportunity to bring lunch and has availability to the microwave, coffee makers, sink, and refrigerator.

Monumental stair Found in a central location to the center and encourages interaction upon students and faculty. Equipped with cushions as an inbetween learning space for students to gather in between classes or to catch up on work. The monumental stair is a comfortable gathering space for any meeting type or simply as a public alone seating area.

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THE PROJECT Group project / 4 Interior Design students Design a unique boutique hotel that is interesting to the location Students select hotel name, branding, and location Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

THE SPACE New Orleans, LA Must include; lobby, restaurant, lobby bar, spa, rooftop bar, and guest rooms Local art is displayed throughout the hotel 32,550 SF

CONCEPT Folklore is a well known, popular aspect of New Orleans. The hotel reflects folklore in New Orleans through the use of legends local to New Orleans, as well as the people who created or took part in those legends.

RESPONSIBILITIES Concept planning Research Space Planning Revit Modeling & Rendering Reflected ceiling plans Touch up renderings in Photoshop Physical 3D modeling

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Custom art found in lobby, by local artist, Mallory Paige

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The lobby stair creates a small gathering area for visitors to socialize or use as a work or meeting space.

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Custom water color paintings in restaurant by Mallory Paige, local artist of New Orleans, LA.

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Restaurant The restaurant, Minnuit, seats 50 comfortably. There are several types of seating throughout the restaurant to give guests options, and comfort. The restaurants design is based off of a celebration in New Orleans called St. Peters Eve. The celebration takes place during a summer solstice and is celebrated all night long. Therefore, the design reflects the night sky and celestial atmosphere.

lobby bar The lobby bar, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Gather Roundâ&#x20AC;?, seats 43 guests comfortably. There is a large arrangement of seating to allow guest to choose the seating they prefer. The bars design is driven by the ambience and traditional elements of a campfire. Legends and stories have traditionally been told around campfires, and this warmth and comfortable atmosphere is reflected throughout the lobby bar.

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1. Reception 2. Workout room 3. Sauna 4. Mens restroom, lockers, showers, and changing stations 5. Womens restroom, lockers, showers, and changing stations 6. Quiet room with hot tub 7. Treatment room 1 8. Treatment room 2 9. Treatment room 3 10. Treatment room 4 11. Couples treatment room

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Quiet room The day spa, “Caree Day Spa”, is designed around the well known “voodoo queen” Marie Laveau. Laveau practiced voodoo as well as other voodoo acts in Congo Square. Many design elements from congo square are seen in and throughout the Day Spa. Such as the hot tub shape, and the tile patterns.

Reception More elements from Congo Square as well as Marie Laveau’s interests and practices are seen in the reception. Mystical, lavish finishes are seen throughout which reflect Laveaus style.

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The concept for the guest rooms is based off of a legend focusing on an imaginary light that is said to have been followed. The rooms available in the hotel reflect this by creating a graduation of color from darkest to lightest as the rooms go from smallest to largest.

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standard suite The standard suite is the nicest suite available at Hotel Vineux Conte. The bright lavish colors create a luxurious feel and the standard suite also has the most space and amenities.

junior suite The junior suite contains the next to brightest color scheme towards the graduation to the brightest suite. as the Junior suite is the next to largest suite available.

single room The single room contains the darkest color scheme of the graduation towards the brightest and largest suite.

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1. Lounge seating with fire pit 2. Standing tables 3. Bar and bar seating 4. Chaise lounge seating by pool 5. Typical table seating ranging for different size groups 6. Arched booth seating with planters in between to create privacy

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The rooftop bar is based off of two brothers in New Orleans, LA. The Carter Brothers were twin vampires who were said to have resided in the French Quarter in New Orleans. Elements of the Carter Brothers are seen throughout the rooftop bar, such as the V shaped bar reflected such as fangs, as well as the branding for the bar.

ROOFTOP BAR BRANDING

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Custom wall mural behind stage painted by local artist Frenchy

pool The pool features an engaging water wall which draws guests to sit in the chaise seating as well as the arched seating which relates back to the concept.

stage The stage is incorporated into the rooftop bar to support and encourage local musicians to take advantage of this space. Standing tables are placed to encourage guests to enjoy the music also, while the bar is also adjacent to the stage.

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B RA S F I E L D & G O R R I E I N T E R D I SCI P L I N A RY THE FACILITY Barn to be re purposed as housing for research students Durable materials used at clients request

THE PROJECT Interdisciplinary team project 2 Interior Design, 4 Architecture, 3 Building Construction Science, 1 Graphic Design Focus on clients needs when designing the space Must meet LEED Certification Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

THE SPACE Holly Springs, MS 1,000 acre property to be used for research Shall sleep 12 and accommodate students storage needs 2,650 SF

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Inspired by the property itself, the team created the space to reflect the natural elements, colors, and shapes to create the design of the space. The concept also relates to the herd animals on the property, such as cows, and horses. The herds are applied to the design by the use of gathering and bringing the students together these elements are applied throughout the space through the use of color selection, furniture selection, and the overall layout of the building. Making these decisions created a warm, collaborative, and durable atmosphere which meets LEED certification.

RESPONSIBILITIES Research Concept planning Space Planning Revit Modeling & Rendering Touch up renderings in Photoshop Reflected Ceiling Plans

CO M M O N A R E A Beams from existing barn re-purposed beneath mezzanine, in the common area. Clients table applied into the common area for gathering.

RENDERED FLOOR PLANS Screened in front porch facing view of pasture and pond Mobile furniture and tables for gathering

Stained concrete applied throughout for durability

Custom bunk beds to accommodate 8

Re-purposed brick flooring throughout back of barn

Lockable storage for 8

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THE RESTAURANT Restaurant shall reflect location, which is assigned Use local materials when applicable THE PROJECT Team project 2 Interior designers Students are assigned a location and must develop branding, and interior design Software: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator THE SPACE Zadar, Croatia 7,000 SF space with option of adding mezzanine CONCEPT Zajedeno originates from the meaning of a group of items viewed as a whole rather than individually. By looking at an aerial view of an early Christian church located in Zadar, Croatia. The outline of the building inspired a visual of intertwining circles. The significance of the circles coming together represents unity, which is the focal point of the restaurant design. Zajedeno is designed to encourage locals and tourist to come together. RESPONSIBILITIES Research Touch up renderings in Photoshop Concept planning Branding Space Planning Material selection Revit Modeling & Rendering

SILVER AWARD - HOSPITALITY DESIGN Regional ASID design summit Jackson, MS Spring 2019

Dining Multiple seating types to support multiple preferences. Booths are shown here with adequate privacy.

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Large private room for events and large groups

Durable wood LVT creates warmth

Terrazzo flooring with gold trim creates way finding centralizing the bar

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BAR Centralized bar encourages guests to gather for a drink together. The shape of the bar relates to concept by incorporating intertwining circles. The interesting shape of the bar consumes guests.

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Nest THE PROJECT Individual Project Students assigned to design a lamp from a formed concept Student must build lamp from reused materials

THE LAMP NEST is a portable lamp designed to show organic elements through its form and texture. This is shown through its organic shape all the way to its clay material. The rays of light emitted from small holes throughout the clay spheres are similar to the sun shining through tree limbs and leaves in nature. Within the globes, which resemble the moon and its craters, the LED bulbs are nested. The small holes will cast a design onto any surface that surrounds the lamp.

PROCESS Sketch and finalize design of lamp Model in AutoCAD Construct metal frame Sculpt gazing balls from clay Glaze gazing balls for color Join gazing balls with metal frame Wire electrical elements to bulb sockets GOLD AWARD - Regional ASID Design Summit Jackson, MS - Spring 2019 2nd PLACE AWARD - Curtis Stout Portable Lamp Competition FALL 2018

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