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2 table of contents: RESIDENTIAL RETAIL CORPORATE VT FITNESS ROOM HAND SKETCHES

RESIDENTIAL nyc apartment N Floor Plan: scale 1/4 = 1-0 Project: Design a third floor apartment based off of an artists work (Alexander Farto) Concept: By looking at his work for inspiration on my

3 RESIDENTIAL nyc apartment N Floor Plan: scale 1/4 = 1-0 Project: Design a third floor apartment based off of an artists work (Alexander Farto) Concept: By looking at his work for inspiration on my concept I wanted to play with the idea of adding and removing material to reveal the space. This is shown in the third floor of the apartment I using the grounded feel of Farto s work. I keep the furniture and line of sight very low with deliberate moments of defiance to mimic his work. The orange accent color is also derived from his work from the warm glow that happens when light hits it.

4 RESIDENTIAL nyc apartment Wood Cabinets Marble Counters Herringbone Wood Floors East - West Section Marker Rendering Orange Accent Color

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6 RESIDENTIAL nyc apartment

Challenges: Fitting all the required spaces into the 3,000 square foot floor

7 RESIDENTIAL upper east side apartment Floor Plan: Not To Scale Project: Design a high end apartment for a couple on the Upper East Side of New York City. Challenges: Fitting all the required spaces into the 3,000 square foot floor plan, while having a well thought out floor plan that doesn t create awkward spaces.

8 RESIDENTIAL upper east side apartment Closed Wall Feature This wall feature can be closed to allow privacy in the kitchen during formal dinner parties or formal gatherings. Open Wall Feature This wall feature can be left open to give a more open floor plan during regular use or during a more casual occasion. Winona Lighting Backsplash Tile

9 RESIDENTIAL upper east side apartment Galilee Lighting Rug Material Chair Fabric Sofa Fabric

10 RESIDENTIAL upper east side apartment Galilee Lighting Chair Fabric Rug Material Curtain Fabric

11 RETAIL sephora Project: Design a Sephora store focusing on branding and the customers experience. Office Storage Challenges: Implementing the companies brand without being so literal My concept is derived from this idea of taking the natural, or what is already comfortable for a customer, and blending it with the unexpected to cause a push out of the comfort zone. This concept comes from the typical customers feelings and approach to make-up. Color New Product Display Cash Wrap/Help Center Beauty Bar Floor Plan: Not to Scale

directing the customer through all sections of the store.

12 RETAIL sephora A large curvilinear element, located in the middle of the store, divides the color section from the rest of the store while at the same time directing the customer through all sections of the store. This element houses a beauty bar that uses twoway mirrors to allow customers to overlook the services provided.

13 RETAIL sephora Main Features: Both sections have beauty bars where professionals are there to help with product selections. The second wall feature that moves up into a ceiling element draws attention to new products and provides a second service center.

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RETAIL rip curl surf shop Second Floor Plan: Not to Scale Project: Design a retail store for a sports company and focus on branding and creating an active feel for the space.

15 RETAIL rip curl surf shop Second Floor Plan: Not to Scale Project: Design a retail store for a sports company and focus on branding and creating an active feel for the space. Challenges: Tying the first and second floors together in both the flow of merchandise and overall design of the space. First Floor Plan: Not to Scale Concept: This space was focused around the curvilinear motion of waves and the push and pull of the currents in regards to surfing as a sport. This is shown through the curved shape of the second floor and the large pull of the blue center hall up into the second floor display unit.

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CORPORATE snapchat headquarters Project: Pick a social media company and design a one floor office space that speaks to their branding but can also be rented to a different tenant every few years.

17 CORPORATE snapchat headquarters Project: Pick a social media company and design a one floor office space that speaks to their branding but can also be rented to a different tenant every few years. Challenges: The challenge with this project was to design an office space could be used by a new tenant in a few years without having to start new. I designed this office space for the company Snapchat because their company is all about the idea of things not being permanent. I designed all the offices to be the same size so that depending on the companies set up they could be used for small heads down work or executive offices. I then designed the conference room to accommodate a large table style meeting or simply move the tables and you can have lecture style presentations. Project Features: - Large whiteboard walls to allow for collaboration -Varying desk heights and styles to allow for employees to get up and move around during the work day - Small uses of color to speak to the brand without the need for renovations when there is a new tenant.

18 CORPORATE snapchat headquarters 1/8 scale Axon PRIVATE PUBLIC PRIVATE Spacial Diagram

10'-6 1/2" 11'-9 1/8" 7'-11" 18'-0 7/16" 21'-3 3/8" 18'-10 3/4" 66'-4 1/8" 23'-7 11/16" 15'-5 3/16" 12'-4 9/16" 10'-6 1/2" 11'-9 1/8" 7'-11" 18'-0 7/16"

and changing work environments, with a focus on systems furniture. Challenges: the small square footage for the number and types of spaces required.

By creating multi use spaces, in the extra square footage available I was able to create more innovative designs and work places.

19 10'-6 1/2" 11'-9 1/8" 7'-11" 18'-0 7/16" 21'-3 3/8" 18'-10 3/4" 66'-4 1/8" 23'-7 11/16" 15'-5 3/16" 12'-4 9/16" 10'-6 1/2" 11'-9 1/8" 7'-11" 18'-0 7/16" 21'-3 3/8" 18'-10 3/4" 66'-4 1/8" 23'-7 11/16" 15'-5 3/16" 12'-4 9/16" CORPORATE inscape Project: design an innovative office space based around the growing and changing work environments, with a focus on systems furniture. Challenges: the small square footage for the number and types of spaces required. The space is centered around a dual purpose conference room that doubles as a large presentation/event room. By creating multi use spaces, in the extra square footage available I was able to create more innovative designs and work places. This Project won the studio sponsored Inscape award. DN UP DN UP UP UP 3'-9 1/2" 5'-10 1/4" 24'-1" 8'-9 3/8" 5'-10 1/4" 8'-9 3/8" 3'-9 1/2" Cafe/Reception Conference Room Free Work Address Collaboration Space 24'-1" Admin Floor Plan: Not to Scale

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GYM McComas, Virginia Tech Concept: The concept for this project came from the contrast between the mind and body style of fitness and the strength style of fitness.

Meanwhile, the strength style classes are very energetic and face paced style of exercise where participants are up on there feet majority of the time.

21 GYM McComas, Virginia Tech Concept: The concept for this project came from the contrast between the mind and body style of fitness and the strength style of fitness. Mind and body is a very grounded, calming, and low impact style of exercise. Meanwhile, the strength style classes are very energetic and face paced style of exercise where participants are up on there feet majority of the time. This idea of contrast what further applied to the idea of contrast with light and dark. These two rooms use this concept of contrasting light to represent the style of fitness that it supports. Studio B: In the mind an body studio the style of fitness is very grounded and calming so the lighting is centralized on the lower third of the space and the colors used are muted. I Studio B Studio A Floor Plan: Not to Scale

With the stage arranged in this shape it gives more floor space for students as shown in figure A.

22 GYM McComas, Virginia Tech The stage is designed to be flexible in use depending on the instructor and the class being taught. It is two pieces that pivot around a single point, illustrated in figure B., allowing it to be arranged in a long and narrow shape for yoga classes when the ceiling height is less of an issue. With the stage arranged in this shape it gives more floor space for students as shown in figure A. It can be rotated to extend out past the soffit to allow more height for the instructor during strength classes. The colored trim creates a center line when the stage is folded on itself which indicates where the soffit is located above. This is illustrated in figure C. Studio A: In the Strength studio the style of exercise is very energizing and upbeat so the lighting is spot lighted towards the ceiling to showcase a bright ceiling feature. Stage Mechanics Diagram

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KORE BENCHING. Designed by Daniel Korb

KORE BENCHING. Designed by Daniel Korb KORE BENCHING Designed by Daniel Korb BAUHAUS THINKING FOR 21 ST CENTURY ENVIRONMENTS The basis of KORE came from a simple question: How could Bauhaus principles suit environments today? The answer, of