Yunni Bautista Interior Design Portfolio

Yunni Bautista Interior Design Porfolio

Phone: 908.404.7667 Mail: yunnibautista02@gmail.com

About Me Inspired by health and wellbeing, Yunni Bautista is an Interior Designer dedicated to solving social problems through empathetic design. Yunni believes that strong research combined with though-provoking concept developments are key to creating a healthier future.

Design Experience

Education

JC Office Consultants - Somerville, NJ Junior Interior Designer, October 2024 - Present Conducted site visits to take precise measurements for commercial project planning.

Produced detailed 2D drawings and 3D renderings to visualize and communicate design concepts.

Created detailed and accurate quotes for furniture and materials, ensuring alignment with client budgets and project specifications.

Michael Graves College of Architecture & Design at Kean University

SUITE NY Design Assistant - NYC, NY

AutoCAD Revit SketchUp Enscape Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Rhino Grasshopper 3D Microsoft Office

Design Assistant Intern, January 2023 - Present Designing furniture templates as a visual presentation tool Communicating with clients on their needs and wants in regards to furniture selection Coordinating with vendors Shadowing sales representatives

Karen B Wolf Interiors - Short Hills, NJ Design Assistant Intern, September 2022 - January 2023 Site visits and measurements Participated with the design team on residential projects Budgeted client projects Organized the materials library Organized specification sheet binders/project notebooks

Professional Develpment IIDA NJ/PA/DE Student Representative September 2023 - Present Campus Liaison at Kean University and the mission is to coordinate events and activities for IIDA Student Members.

B.F.A Interior Design - CIDA Accredited, May 2024

Dean’s List 2020 - 2024

Software Skills

Health And Well-Being Through Empathetic Design

CONTENT

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La Guardia Residence | Pages 4-13

Communal Transitional Housing For Homeless Youth

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Palpito Pediatrics | Pages 14-19

Pulmonology Pediatric - Outpatient Facility

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Murcia Design Group | Pages 20-27 Interiors & Graphics Design Firm

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Vistas Restaurant | Pages 28-33 Colombian Cuisine

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Terra Boutique Hotel | Pages 34-39 Bar & Lounge

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Personal| Pages 40-44 Creative Works

LA GUARDIA RESIDENCE

Communal Housing

01 Project Type

Residential/ Healthcare Design

Location

Greenwich Village, New York

Size

13,794 sq.ft.

Due to the unfortunate problem of broken and abusive homes, homelessness is experienced through young adults in New York City. This project tackles a real-life social problem in our world and the goal for this project was to come up with design solutions that help stabilize young adults on their path to adult life.

The residents hold the conviction that fostering a sense of community and robust programming are key to nurturing support among inhabitants. The establishment of a well-structured program is instrumental in promoting mental wellness and welfare within this setting. Our strategy involves designing dormitory-style apartments that accentuate the essence of communal living.

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LA GUARDIA RESIDENCE

Communal Housing

Mood Board

Client and Research Client

Codes

139 Occupancy Load

1 Public Gender Neutral Restroom/ADA

4 Apartment Lavatories and Showers/All ADA Coalition For The Homeless is an exceptional organization dedicated to aiding and uplifting the homeless in New York City.

They firmly believe that every individual has the fundamental

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right to have a home, access to food, and the opportunity to work at a wageable job. This organization reimagines the traditional concept of transitional homes and their mission is to make a lasting, positive change in the lives of the homeless youth through impactful design.

12%

34%

2.3%

Percent Of Homeless Youth In NYC

Percent Of Sheltered Homeless Youth

Percent Of Unheltered Homeless Youth

Sources:

1. https://www.coalitionforthehomeless.org/basic-facts-about-homelessness-new-york-city/? utm_source=chatgpt.com 2. https://www.chalkbeat.org/newyork/2024/09/16/increase-in-homeless-youth-denied-shelter/? utm_source=chatgpt.com 3. https://advocatesforchildren.org/wp-content/uploads/library/nyc_student_homelessness_2223.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Existing Adress: 1340 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012

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LA GUARDIA RESIDENCE

Communal Housing

Color Zoning Public Area

Private Area

Adjacency Matrix Lobby 4 Apartments Communal/Study Lounge Workshop Room Case Manager Offices Public Bathroom Laundry Room Storage Room Janitor Closet Electricity Room

Bubble Diagram Public Area

North Private Area

Part of the Schematic Phase for this project was to curate visual diagrams that analyze the space planning around the existing

Resource Area

building. Adjacency Matrices, Color Zonings, and Bubble Diagrams solidify this process. An Adjacency Matrix is a table displaying the recommended and discouraged proximity of different spaces on a floor plan. A Color Zoning Diagram separates the public and private areas. And Lastly, A Bubble Diagram is a basic, informal sketch illustrating spaces within a floor plan using circles, colors, and lines to indicate their connections.

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Schematics & Floor Plan

Program 1

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1 Vestibule 2 Lobby 4 Resource Area 5 Case Manager Offices 6 Public Restroom 7 Janitor Closet 8 Electricity Room 9 Waste & Storage Room 10 Storage 11 Outdoor Patio 12 Staff Break-room 13 Laundry Room 14 Gym 15 Yoga/Meditation Room 16 Communal/Study Lounge 17 Wellness Room 18 Workshop Room 19 Corridor 20 Exit

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21 Restroom 22 Bedroom 24 Kitchen 25 Living Room

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LA GUARDIA RESIDENCE

Communal Housing

RCP Plan A reflected ceiling plan (RCP) is a type of architectural illustration depicting the ceiling of a space and the selected fixtures that are used in a plan. In this project, the task involved devising a lighting strategy for the Communal Study/Lounge, a multifunctional space intended for recreation and socialization, promoting independence among residents. Positioned in the middle of the plan, this space lacks access to natural sunlight. Introducing a skylight proved a solution in addressing this challenge, facilitating the infusion of natural light.

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RCP & Material Palette

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PALPITO PEDIATRICS

Pediatric Pulmunology Outpatient Facility

02 Project Type

Healthcare Design

Location

Summit, NJ

Size

4,740 sq.ft.

This outpatient facility is where children and teens, ranging from ages 0-18 come in for their respiratory health. The practice of a pulmonologist physician is to treat patients who have conditions like chronic asthma, cystic fibrosis, apnea, bronchitis, and other diseases that affect the lungs.

The project aims to employ various design strategies, including Biophilic design, to strengthen the bond between patients and physicians while improving the health and well-being of both patients and staff. The ultimate objective is to create an environment that provides a sense of security for patients and their families.

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PALPITO PEDIATRICS

Pediatric Pulmunology Outpatient Facility

Mood Board

Floorplan

Program

JANITOR CLOSET WAITING AREA

FAX/COPY/MAIL ROOM MANAGER OFFICE ELECTRICITY ROOM

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE CHECK-IN/OUT

CORRIDOR

VESTIBULE

STORAGE

STAFF RESROOM

PATIENT RESROOM EXAM ROOM

COAT CLOSET

STAFF BREAKROOM

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM

PUBLIC RESTROOM

CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR NURSE STATION

LAB

EXAM ROOM

WHEELCHAIR CLOSET

WASTE ROOM

CT-SCAN ROOM

CORRIDOR

BACK EXIT

STORAGE

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

EXAM ROOM

1 Vestibule 2 Waiting Area 4 Check-In/Out 5 Coat Closet 6 Public Restroom 7 Administration Office 8 Manager Office 9 Fax/Copy/Mail Room 10 Multi-Purpose Room 11 Staff Breakroom 12 Staff Restroom 13 Wheelchair Closet 14 Exam Room 15 CT-Scan Room 16 Lab 17 Nurse Station 18 Physician/Consulation Office 19 Patient Restroom 20 Janitor Closet 21 Electricity Room 22 Storage 23 Waste Room 24 Corridor 25 Back Exit

PHYSICIAN/CONSULTATION OFFICE

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PALPITO PEDIATRICS

Pediatric Pulmunology Outpatient Facility

Indirect Experience of Nature Indirect experience of nature involves interacting with representations or images of the natural environment, experiencing altered forms of nature, or being exposed to specific patterns and processes that are typical of the natural world. This encompasses imagery and art, organic elements influenced by natural shapes and patterns. This creates a comforting atmosphere that promotes the well-being of young patients and fosters a trusting environment, encouraging them to communicate more openly with their healthcare providers.

SCALES PATTERN

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LEAF PATTERNS

Biophelic Design

Circadian Rhythm Adequate natural light plays a crucial role in the health and comfort of child patients and office staff. It’s critical to acknowledge that children and adolescents are in a phase of growth, including their visual development. Understanding the circadian rhythm helps to recognize which areas of a building receive the most sunlight and enables strategic placement of window treatments. Pediatric facilities now use cycle lighting to support healthy circadian rhythms in their design.

Solar Solstice - 24/7 Hour Day

Cycle Lighting Fixtures

Legend

Most Sunlight

Least Sunlight

No Sunlight

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EVENING

MORNING

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NOON

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MURCIA DESIGN GROUP

Interior & Graphic Design Firm

03 Project Type Office Design

Location

San Antonio, Texas

Size

8,500 sq.ft.

Murcia Design Group is a design firm that comprises graphic and interior designers. The firm specializes in hospitality, retail, healthcare, and workplace design. The firm staffs a total of 29 employees with two teams of interior designers and three teams of graphic designers.

The firm’s name is named after one of Spain’s most beautiful cities, Murcia. The inspiration behind Murcia’s concept lies in San Antonio’s Spanish Eclectic Architecture which embraces its traditional forms.

The design approach promotes a culture of creativity where the harmonious interplay of elements and principles fosters balance, rhythm, and pattern. This synergy cultivates an atmosphere that embraces teamwork, inclusivity, and innovation.

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MURCIA DESIGN GROUP

Interiors & Graphic Design Firm

Mood Board

MURCIA DESIGN GROUP

Floorplan

Interiors & Graphic Design Firm

Program Level 1

Level 1 GRAPHIC DESIGN DIVISION

INTERIOR DESIGN DIVISION

MEETING BOOTHS

ELEVATOR

STRAIRWELL

INTERIOR DESIGN DIRECTOR OFFICE

RESOURCE AREA

RECEPTION

WAITING AREA

RESTROOM

PERSONAL AREA

MEETING ROOM

RESTROOM

ELECTRICITY ROOM JANITOR CLOSET

GRAPHIC DESIGN DIRECTOR OFFICE WATER FOUNTAIN

RESOURCE AREA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICE

PERSONAL AREA PANTRY

Level 2

WELLNESS ROOM

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

LUNCHROOM ENTERTAINMENT ROOM

Program Level 2

CONFERENCE ROOM

OUTDOOR BALCONY

ELEVATOR

STRAIRWELL

CORRIDOR

SERVER CLOSET

STORAGE

RESTROOM

LOUNGE AREA

RESTROOM

1 Reception 2 Waiting Area 4 Resource Area 5 Administration Office 6 Human Resource 7 Personal Area 8 Meeting Room 9 Pantry 10 Wellness Room 11 Principal Office 12 Graphic Design Director Office 13 Interior Design Director Office 14 Graphic Design Division 15 Interior Design Division 16 Meetings Booths 17 Restrooms 18 Water Fountain 19 Janitor Closet 20 Electricity Room

WATER FOUNTAIN

MATERIALS LIBRARY

LEARNING LOUNGE

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1 Lounge Area 2 Lounge Learning 4 Materials Library 5 Conference Room 6 Lunchroom 7 Entertainment Room 8 Outdoor Balcony 9 Server Closet 10 Storage 11 Restrooms 12 Water Fountain 13 Corridor

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MURCIA DESIGN GROUP

Interiors & Graphic Design Firm

Level 1 GRAPHIC DESIGN DIVISION

INTERIOR DESIGN DIVISION

Why the New Workplace Ecosystem Is Key to the Future of Work

MEETING BOOTHS

“Autonomy is not the only element of a healthy workplace

ELEVATOR

ecosystem — teams must recognize how they work best together.

STRAIRWELL

INTERIOR DESIGN DIRECTOR OFFICE RESOURCE AREA

To unpack productivity, we must look at individual, group, and organizational levels”.

RECEPTION

WAITING AREA

RESTROOM

PERSONAL AREA

-Janet Pogue McLaurin

MEETING ROOM

RESTROOM

GRAPHIC DESIGN DIRECTOR OFFICE

ELECTRICITY ROOM JANITOR CLOSET

RESOURCE AREA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICE

PERSONAL AREA PANTRY

WELLNESS ROOM

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

Ecosystem Zone Plan

Personal Zone

Meeting & Learning Zone

Offices, Pods, Wellness Room

Meeting Rooms, Materials Library, Learning Lounge

Level 2

LUNCHROOM ENTERTAINMENT ROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM

Collaborative Zone

Social Zone

Workstations & Meeting Booths

Waiting Area, Lounge Area, Lunch Room Entertainment Room, Outdoor Balcony

OUTDOOR BALCONY ELEVATOR

CORRIDOR

SERVER CLOSET

STRAIRWELL

STORAGE

Resource Zone Printing, Copy, Plotter, File Room

Restroom

LOUNGE AREA

Restroom MATERIALS LIBRARY

LEARNING LOUNGE

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Personal Zone Murcia Design Group offers spaces where workers can have a sense of personal space. Proxemics were important to keep in mind while curating these solutions.

Meeting & Learning Zone Spaces with these types of zoning allow environments that enhance group learning.

Additionally, they allow colleagues to support one another.

Colloborative & Social Zone These types of spaces intend to create a community where everyone has the chance to communicate and grow. Allowing different work environments helps motivate employees to maintain healthy work habits.

Material Palette

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Interior Design Division

VISTAS RESTAURANT

Colombian Cuisine

04 Project Type

Hospitality Design

Location

Medellin, Colombia

Size

5,315 sq.ft.

Vistas Restaurant welcomes customers to enjoy the splendors and wonders of traditional Colombian Cuisine. The restaurant caters to casual dining with the addition of a bar, inside dining, and outside dining.

The shapes and forms of the space communicate the complexity and beauty behind Medellin’s landscape. The customized fixtures on the wall mimic the abstraction of how the houses on the hills look as though they’re stacked one on top of the other.

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VISTAS RESTAURANT

Colombian Cuisine

Mood Board

Floor Plan & Elevation

Program

EMPLOYEE RESTROOM

CORRIDOR STORAGE

MANAGER OFFICE

PUBLIC RESTROOM

WALK-IN FRIDGE

KITCHEN

PUBLIC RESTROOM

OUTDOOR DINING

BAR

MAIN DINING

WAITING AREA

HOSTESS AND MAIN ENTRY

1 Vestibule 2 Hostess/Main Entry 4 Waiting Area 5 Main Dining 6 Bar 7 Bar Lounge 8 Service Area 9 Outdoor Dining 10 Public Restroom 11 Back Exit 12 Kitchen 13 Manager Office 14 Walk-In Fridge 15 Storage 16 Employee Restroom 17 Corridor

VESTIBULE

Main Dining Acoustical Wall Elevation

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VISTAS RESTAURANT

Paper Model

Colombian Cuisine

Rough Sketch

Detailed Custom Lighing Fixture For The Bar

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Inspiration

Wall Sketch

Mood Board

Bar

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TERRA BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Bar and Lounge

05 Project Type

Hospitality Design

Location

Seattle, WA

Size

1,050 sq.ft.

The design concept for the bar and lounge centers on showcasing the natural beauty of Washington State.

The project emphasizes intricate millwork to construct a bar and includes comprehensive construction document sets for the completed floor plans. Essentially, it’s about bringing the outdoors inside, creating a space that reflects the state’s rich natural landscapes through detailed craftsmanship and design.

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TERRA BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Bar and Lounge

Mood Board

Detailed Plans

Finished Floor Plan

Finished Wall Plan

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TERRA BOUTIQUE HOTEL

Finished Fixture Plan

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Bar and Lounge

Detailed Elevations

Front Bar Elevation

Back Bar Elevation

Side Bar Elevation

Bar Elevation

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PERSONAL

Creative Works

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Cherry Wood

Concept Sketches

Bautis End Table - Furniture Making

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Lounge Chair In Color

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PERSONAL

Creative Works

Office Marker Rendering

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Self-Portrait

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