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This portfolio showcases a progression of my undergraduate work during my time at La Roche University, obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree of Interior Design.

Undergraduate Interior Design Portfolio

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Healthcare

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Children’s Autism Center has programs designed for the needs of children with autism spectrum disorders. The main focus of the project is to help the autistic children bet ween 2-12 ages achieve independence and facilitate their interactions with external environment. and allow them to practice behavior communication skills. That of fer access to both education and healthcare services for children with ASD.

CONCEPT Inspired by: Butterfly Flying Af fects. The butterfly does not move in a defined path. the motion of a butterfly is described as a random motion created a tornado shape underneath their wings. And the flight direction and speed are continuously changes. The Center aiming to have calming and dreamy properties with visual textures, and warm colors. The Center design to create a relaxing and transformative environment for children with autism .The representation of these texture and simplicity through materiality and natural forms. Creating a space that children can engage on a sensory experience that helps them to enjoy coming to the Center. The scheme idea is to connect dif ferent zones with a main internal shared space, through a “one -way” circulation scheme that builds on the special needs user’s af finit y to routine employed throughout the building.

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18 FIRST AID OFFICE 19 NAP ROOM

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12 FAMILY ROOM 13 COOKING CLASSROOM

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The Research was aiming to find this dif ficulties and find a solutions and their needs to creating a safe, comfortable, welcoming and uncomplicated environment for these children and to their family. The research was focusing on how the space should design. And what should be consider to create this kind of space. Throughout colors, lighting, acoustic, safet y, circulation, and movement.

The goal is to give those who have ASD the social acceptance they deserve. Through awareness and access to information, acceptance can be encouraged and eventually achieved.

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN PENDANT LIGHT CHANDELIER LIGHT PENDANT LIGHT LED LINEAR FLUSH LIGHT 3X1 LED LINEAR FLUSH LIGHT 1X1 LED ROUND SURFACE LED LINEAR LIGHT RECESSED LIGHT RECESSED LIGHT ART DISPLAY PANEL PENDANT LIGHT CHANDELIER LIGHT CLEAR STORY

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its a co-living concept to heart, the guestrooms – more like apartments, have been designed for long-term stays with kitchens and smart living rooms that can be transformed into an office or a meeting space.

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CONCEPT

“MINDFULNESS”

The space inspired by the Zen garden. Mindfulness is the abilit y to be in the present moment fully, intentionally, and nonjudgmentally. Including the ability to focus and concentrate, recognize and let go of distractions, and accept oneself and others openly and compassionately. I want to show simplistic, fresh, balance between work and life, clean lines and peaceful with Incorporating nature into design.The space will have dif ferent color/detail of wood in walls and ceiling. and there will be enough natural lights in the space. Also, creating some spaces for the employees to meditate.The building Located in New York since that is where their hotel is located.

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1 FLOOR PLANS KEY: 1 LIBRARY 2 MEDITATION ROOM 3 DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATION 4 DIRECTOR OF ADVIRTISING 5 MAIL ROOM 6 RESTROOM 7 DIRECTOR SEC. 8 GATHERING SPACE 9 PLANNING ROOM 10 SUPPLY ROOM 11 CONFERENCE ROOM 12 COPY WRITERS SPACE 13 DIRECTOR OF MARKETING 14 BREAK AREA / KITCHENETTE 15 V.P. SEC. 16 GRAPHIC DESIGNS SPACE 17 VP OF MARKETING 18 VP OF COMMUNICATION 19 PRESENTATION ROOM

20 MAIN RECEPTION 21 WAITING AREA 22 VP OF FINANCE 23 VP OF OPERATION 24 PRESIDENT’S OFFICE 25 PRIVATE RESTROOM 26 VP OF CONSTRUCTION 27 VP OF DEVELOPMENT 28 PRESIDENT’S EXECUTIVE SECURTARY 29 BOOKKEEPER 30 ARCHITECT 31 INTERIOR DESIGNERS 32 PLANNING ROOM 33 ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER 34 DIRECT OF SALES TRANNING 35 DIRECT OG RESORT OPERATION 36 ATRIUM

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RCP’S LEGEND: 2X4 CEILING LED PANEL LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PENDANT LIGHT 4’. LED FIXTURE WITH ACRYLIC LENSE PROJCTOR CHANDILER RECESSED LAMP-ROUND, 4” TRIMLESS DOWNLIGHT

Residental Design

DESCRIBTION D e s i g n i n g a s u m m e r h o u s e f o r c l i e n t a n d h i s p a r t n e r. Th e y a r e l i v i n i g i n L A , C a l i f o r n i a . a n d w a n t t o h a v e a n open space, more natural light, warm col ors through out the space and have a enough space for gathering.

CONCEPT Inspired by Gre ece Country the spa ce is warm and welcoming for entertaining, with making it feel modern style. By using natural elements and combine bold and light colors.

Immersive Experience DESCRIBTION The goal of this project is to introduce the concept of physical experience design through the development of designed space for an immersive installation environment in Pittsburgh.The objectives of the project is to create a space solution that immediatley translates to a memorable place for gesut as well as employees, and facilitate.

CONCEPT A line of modern museum that designed in immersive experience way. It’s not just as a place to go for chocolate during major holiday but to celebrate everyday life. This place is designed to be fun and informative about cocoa histor y includes arts studios, a cafe and retail space to enjoy the best hot chocolates with your family and friends.

FLOOR PLANS KEY: 1.RECEPTION 7.COCOA HISTORY 2.WAITING AREA 8.RETAIL 3.COAT AREA 9.LOUNGE AREA 4.STAIRCASE 10.BAR AREA 5.ELEVATOR 11.STORAGE 6.RESTROOM 12.BREAK ROOM

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Residential Entrance

Live/Work Environment DESCRIBTION This project challenges to reimagine the retail experience as part of a new live/work model. Conﬁ guring three shipping containers to design solution for live/ work environment dedicated to creating and selling handcrafted textiles in both in the physical and online marketplaces. The project will employ indigenous textile as a conduit to understand and celebrate the diversity of our communities by addressing a sustainable live/workspace for the artist to live, create, design, and work.

CONCEPT The concept behind the space is all about the traditional attributes and intricate hand-crafted works all which could be taken as an inspiration for developing the space. This space blends with rustic and traditions. The space is inspired by the yarns and textiles that Navajo used in their

PARTI DIAGRAM The Parti Takes The Nnspiration of Navajo Textle Geometries “zig zag” Pattern.

work designs. The space design will help the guests to feel the warmth and welcoming through the design utilizing neutral color to draw attention to a striking trichotomy of rough, smooth, and mid-grained textures, that found though out the furniture, fixtures and the materials in the space. Navajo people usually have a natural colors in their space, but they create a brighter colors in their textiles. The space will have the same feeling of earthy colors in the interior and honoring their textiles to stand out in the space. The look of this space visually calms the clients 45 Art Barn Rd, Sedona, AZ 86336

and simultaneously inviting them to work and living space. And created with intention to fully honoring their traditions. The brief was to make the space feel more airy, bright, calm and inviting space addressing a sustainable live/workspace for the artist to live, create, design, and work.

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LOCATEION The site is located in Sedona, South Arizona. It’s noted for its mild climate and vibrant arts community. A diverse neighborhood across all metrics, amenities include restaurants, shops and Banks, groceries, art galleries. Sedona is perfect place for spiritual and personal enrichment of the body and soul. people can escape to reconnect as a family, or work. Sedona’s main attraction is its array of red sandstone formations. Site Plan

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FLOOR PLAN KEY

1.Ofﬁce 2.Cash/Wrap 3.Yarn Storage 4.Inspirstional Items 5.Loom Space 6.Photography Area 7.Showroom 8.Additional Items

9.Living Room 10.Kitchen 11.Dinng Area 12.Stair 13.Guest Room 14.Private Bathroom 15.Mater Room 16.Guest Bathroom 17.Reading Area/Yoga

Commeric al Design DESCRIBTION The project goal is to design a boutique store,and render it by using Lumion program. CONCEPT Spinning studio inspired by the colors and texture properties of the pop art style. the main goal is to support and empower women who want achive their goal. help to invigorate. Our riders come to feel alive. To live in the moment, and live for themselves. Because they know whether they ride the best in class or are just starting out,Spinning studio is where they belong. and a place where they can go alone or with a group of friends to workout and have fun traning and enjoy smothes station.

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLANS KEY 1.Reception 2.Waiting Area 3. Juice Bar 4. Lockers 5.Restroom/Shower Area

6.Spinning Studio 7.Ofiice 8.Landry Room 9.Straicase

Market Research Firm DESCRIBTION The challenge in this project is to choose a coporate office and re-design it. Bulldog Drummin Office is Being Uncommon is who they are and how they show up. their strategists, designers, pragmatists and project managers, but they are also musicians, photographers, parents, gardeners, foodies, film-buffs, thrill-seekers and much more. The people who make up their team define them, bringing dif ferent perspectives, personalities and backgrounds into every partnership and project they touch.

CONCEPT Uncommon,U nique And Si mple Through Illustratio n Inspired by the organic shapes from illustration from sketches,with a visual textures from the shapes. This of fice space is designed to create fun,unique and uncommon environment for each employees and clients. FLOOR PLAN KEY 1.Reception 2.Waiting Area 3.Conference Room 4.Group Survey A 5.Group Survey B 6.Men Restroom 7.Women Restroom 8.Beverage Center 9.Lunch Room

10.Engagment Managed 11.Admin Assistants 12.Visioning Area 13.Executive Reception 14. Executive Waiting Area 15.Creative Director 16.Managing Director 17.Managing Partners Office 18.Corridor

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Undergraduate Interior Design Portfolio

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