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Amanda Scroubelos

ContentsResume 2Commercial 5

PAVE - Bonobos 6Hospitality - Ritz Carlton 10Real Client - City Hall 16Brasfield & Gorrie Eco Village 18

Digital Design

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Magazine Replication

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Furniture Design - Knoll

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Cooper Lighting Project

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Creative36

Design 1 - Positive Negative39

Design 1 - Patterns & Textures40

Design 2 - Natural Object42

Photography44

Optometrists Office

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EducationIn Progress Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, Minor in Art. Program Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS. August 2013. GPA: 3.4

Work ExperienceFLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES, STARKVILLE, MS. COMMERCIAL DESIGN INTERN. AUGUST 2011- MAY 2013Created and distributed shop drawings and other project related materials. Prepared monthly sales reports. Developed photoshop and illustrator les for use as templates.

BANCORPSOUTH, BILOXI, MS. SUMMER FLOATER TELLER. SUMMER 2009-2010Engaged customers with friendly service and a helpful attitude. Effectively utilized computer teller program. Handled personal and business account transactions.

Related Courses

Floral Design Environments for Special Needs (ADA)

Computer SkillsProcient in AutoCAD 2012, Adobe Photoshop CS6, Adobe Illustrator CS6, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint. Experience in Adobe InDesign CS6, Microsoft Excel, iWork Keynote, iWork Pages.

Honors & ActivitiesDelta Delta Delta Sorority 2008-2012, Risk Management Chair (2008-2009) 1st Place Regional Recipient in Desktop Publishing Technology Student Association (TSA) 2007, 2008 1st Place State Recipient in Desktop Publishing TSA 2007 3rd Place State Recipient in Desktop Publishing TSA 2008 American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member 2009- Current College Republicans 2008-2010 Intramural Bowling Spring 2011 MS National Guard Ofcer Candidate School Hospitality Room 2nd Place 2012 Braseld and Gorrie Student Competition 2nd Place 2012

References Available Upon Request

Amanda Scroubelos10519 RIVIERE VUE DR. BILOXI, MS 39532 [email protected] 228 861-5052

Rendering Color and Lighting Digital DesignGallery Management Photography AutoCAD3D CAD Modeling Textiles for Interiors Furniture Design

Resume

EducationBachelor of Science in Interior Design. Program Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation. Minor in Art. Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS. August 2013. GPA: 3.5/4.0

Work ExperienceFLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES, STARKVILLE, MS. COMMERCIAL DESIGN ASSISTANT. AUGUST 2011- PRESENTCreate and distribute shop drawings and other project related materials. Prepare monthly sales reports. Develop photoshop and illustrator les for use as templates.


Related Courses

Computer SkillsProcient: AutoCAD 2012, Adobe Photoshop CS6, Adobe Illustrator CS6, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint. Experience: Adobe InDesign CS6, Microsoft Excel, iWork Keynote, iWork Pages.

Honors & ActivitiesFirst Place ASID Regional Competition Hospitality Category 2013 Second Place Braseld and Gorrie Student Competition 2012 American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member 2009 - Present Delta Delta Delta Sorority 2008-2012, Risk Management Chair (2008-2009) Second Place MS National Guard Ofcer Candidate School Hospitality Room 2012 Intramural Soccer Referee 2011 Intramural Bowling Spring 2011



Rendering Color and Lighting Digital DesignGallery Management LEED AutoCAD3D CAD Modeling Textiles for Interiors Furniture DesignFloral Design Environments for Special Needs (ADA)

3EducationBachelor of Science in Interior Design. Program Accredited by Council for Interior Design Accreditation. Minor in Art. Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS. August 2013. GPA: 3.5/4.0

Work ExperienceFLEXSTEEL INDUSTRIES, STARKVILLE, MS. COMMERCIAL DESIGN ASSISTANT. AUGUST 2011- PRESENTCreate and distribute shop drawings and other project related materials. Prepare monthly sales reports. Develop photoshop and illustrator les for use as templates.


Related Courses

Computer SkillsProcient: AutoCAD 2012, Adobe Photoshop CS6, Adobe Illustrator CS6, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint. Experience: Adobe InDesign CS6, Microsoft Excel, iWork Keynote, iWork Pages.

Honors & ActivitiesFirst Place ASID Regional Competition Hospitality Category 2013 Second Place Braseld and Gorrie Student Competition 2012 American Society of Interior Designers, Student Member 2009 - Present Delta Delta Delta Sorority 2008-2012, Risk Management Chair (2008-2009) Second Place MS National Guard Ofcer Candidate School Hospitality Room 2012 Intramural Soccer Referee 2011 Intramural Bowling Spring 2011



Rendering Color and Lighting Digital DesignGallery Management LEED AutoCAD3D CAD Modeling Textiles for Interiors Furniture DesignFloral Design Environments for Special Needs (ADA)

Commercial

PAVE - Bonobos

Objective: To design a space for the online retailer Bonobos to serve as a pop-up shop. The temporary location is in the New York Meat Packing District. The shop must be able to be assembled and dismantled easily.

Store Front Rendering

Interior Rendering

Applied Software: AutoDesk AutoCADAutoDesk RevitAdobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorAdobe InDesign

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TVs!These wall mounted flat screens keep customers updated with the latest BONOBS styles, the latest in sports, and what is happening around the #bonobosnation

TELL ME MORE:

These interactive tables let customers browse the BONOBOS site and even order if they see something they cant live without! The built in touchscreens make it easy to find exactly what they are looking for and have it delivered.

Technology Board

PAVE - Bonobos

Rendered Elevation

Rendered Elevation

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Breaking Up ISNT Hard To Do...All clothing fixtures are free-standing. These wall fixtures are two stacked pieces sturdy enough to stand up for themselves.

Fitting room partitions are moveable.

Fitting room is ADA.

Display wall and platform are part of this pop up store. Both are made up of two parts for moveability and to accommodate for varying display area sizes.

Wrapping station is on casters for moveability. This area holds materials to package purchases and a receipt printer.

Hospitality - Ritz Carlton - ASID Regional Competition

Objective: To redesign the interior of the Ritz Carlton Philadelphia while retaining the existing architecture. Personal Responsibilities: Concept. Research. Select materials and fi nishes. Design logos. Lobby and formal dining fl oor plans. Build lobby in Revit. Render elevator corridor and guest corridor elevations. Render fi rst fl oor plan. Render elevations for maquette.

Spa Logo Bar & Grill Logo

Fine Dining LogoGroup Logo


1st PlaceHospitality GroupASID South Central Competition

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Public Space Plan Board

BOARD 2 OF 7

public space

public space rendered floor planscale 3/32 = 1 0

Flooring

white marble custom carpet

carpet wood

custom carpet

kitchen

bar & grill

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Elevator Corridor Rendered Elevation

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Lobby Rendering Lobby Bar Rendering

Guest Room Maquette Guest Room Maquette


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Guest Room Maquette

This maquette is a 3-dimensional model of a guest room. The goal of our design was to select fabrics and fi nishes that were sustainable. Many of our selections were local products made from environmentally friendly materials. We were also challenged to design the wallpaper and carpeting for this guest room.

Real Client - City Hall

Objective: To use the existing Starkville Electric Building to develop a design for a new city hall based on the requests of a real client. Sponsored by Tabor Management, the existing structure had to be maintained with a third floor addition option.Personal Responsibilities: Concept. Research. Develop and build exterior. Render floor plans. Exterior and perspective renderings.

Exterior Rendering

Lobby Rendering


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Rendered Furniture Plan Board

FIRST LEVEL FURNITURE PLANBoard 4 of 7

1. Four-Leg Desk

2. Open Crendza & 3. Smart Hutch

9. Side Chair with Casters

SCALE: 1/8= 1-0

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21. Rectantular Conference Table

Secondary Entrance

Brasfi eld & Gorrie Eco Village Competition

2nd Place

Objective: To develop Aiken Village, existing campus housing, into an eco village setting. This interdisciplinary project involved interior design, building construction science, and architecture students.Personal Responsibilities: Concept. Research. Logo design. Exterior and perspective renderings.In the past, society looked to nature to meet

everyday needs. This way of life became the alternative, but with Aiken Village it will become fundamental to existence. The goal is to create a self-sustaining educational environment that promotes an innovative and ecological way of thinking and living.Our State. Our Roots.

gardens allow for seasonal planting of owers and ediblevegetation

educational classes and work shops will helpto educate people about nature, sustainable living and ways to live a more healthy life

green houses will help to promote sustainable living within the newly renovated eco community

grey water ponds help recycle and lter water for use on site

rain catch systems will lter water from the roof and help to keep site run o to a minimum

pavilions promote outside living and community interaction

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BACK TO OUR ROOTS eco-friendly + safety + solar power + natural + maintainable + innovative + green + self sucient + sustainablemckenzie moran + anthony penny + kellie wicktora + mandy scroubelos + mason phillips

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mississippi state universitycotton district

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PHASE 1 & 2 phase 1(29.4% of construction)

oce spacescommunity commercial.....................$7,720,000.00

phase 2 (70.6% of construction)

residential renovationschool expansion..........$18,240,000.00

COST ESTIMATEresidential building cost per square foot aiken village.............................$90.00/sq.ftother campus housing.........$120.00/sq.ft

*other campus housing data from arbor hall @ MSU

commercial rst oor

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Site Plan

Community Garden Rendering

Each residential building will contain a green roof system on either end to rain water and help keep a more ecient roof temperature.

Every building will be connected to a grey water system that will collect the water be to used as irrigation for the on site gardens.

The curtain wall system with wood (TMT) panels provide a simple and cost eective way to add additional space to the exciting structure

During the design process of the building, we kept LEED points in mind and strived to keep waste to a minimum. We opted to remove the existing roof and replace it with a shed roof in order to collect the greatest possible amount of rain water for our gray water system. Our design maintains the original footprints of the buildings and adds a secondary material to break up the building and distinctly dene the boundaries of each town home. The external material for the additions is called Thermally Modied Timber (TMT) panels which are more suitable under Mississippis humid weather conditions.

1. Vegetation2. sopraor growing medium3. sopadrain4. microfab6. concrete,wood, or steel curb7. cap sheet membrane8. base sheet membrane9. primer10. polyethylene sealant 11. quad-deck concrete oor 12. quade deck panel13. ceiling nish14. collection drain

settlement collection and ltration

typical residential elevation north typical residential elevation west

typical residential rst oor plan


typical residential elevation southtypical residential elevation east

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front courtyard commercial space

extent of change preschool expansion

Each apartment is equipped with energy star appliances; furniture made from recycled materials and FSC lumber; and has walls painted with low VOC paint.

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Each residential building will contain a green roof system on either end to rain water and help keep a more ecient roof temperature.

Every building will be connected to a grey water system that will collect the water be to used as irrigation for the on site gardens.

The curtain wall system with wood (TMT) panels provide a simple and cost eective way to add additional space to the exciting structure

During the design process of the building, we kept LEED points in mind and strived to keep waste to a minimum. We opted to remove the existing roof and replace it with a shed roof in order to collect the greatest possible amount of rain water for our gray water system. Our design maintains the original footprints of the buildings and adds a secondary material to break up the building and distinctly dene the boundaries of each town home. The external material for the additions is called Thermally Modied Timber (TMT) panels which are more suitable under Mississippis humid weather conditions.

1. Vegetation2. sopraor growing medium3. sopadrain4. microfab6. concrete,wood, or steel curb7. cap sheet membrane8. base sheet membrane9. primer10. polyethylene sealant 11. quad-deck concrete oor 12. quade deck panel13. ceiling nish14. collection drain

settlement collection and ltration

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typical residential elevation southtypical residential elevation east

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front courtyard commercial space

extent of change preschool expansion

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interior view - living room


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Typical Residential First Floor Typical Residential Second Floor

Brasfi eld & Gorrie Eco Village Competition

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Courtyard Addition Rendering


Objective: Research a specific type of space and design the building to reflect the chosen usage. In this specific case, design an area with the end use of a piano store. This project was limited to the use of Cooper Lighting products.

Logo

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Rendered Elevation

Rendered Elevation


Interior Rendering

Store Front Rendering

LIGHTING LEGENDSYMBOL QUANTITY DESCRIPTION LAMPING MANUFACTURER/

NUMBER39 1300 HP Series

High Performance Surface Luniaire20.25 H x 14D

50W120V

Cooper Lighting -Shaper Lighting1300-14-S-MP/1/50-120V-NA-CLE-N-GR-FCW

4 293 SeriesLuminour Double Ring Bowl

Surface Luminaire5.5H x 22D

(1)22WT5 Circular Flourescent Lamp

(1)40WT5 Circular Flourescent Lamp

Cooper Lighting -Shaper Lighting293-22T5C/2/22/40-120V-OCP-CLR-SMT

3 Breckenridge Post Top Area Luminaire

Pulse Start Metal Halide50W240V

Cooper Lighting - McGraw EdisonBKG-100-MP-240-3-WH

2 507 Classic5-1/8 H x 14W x 8-5/8D

INC/1/75120V

Cooper Lighting - Shaper507-INC/1/75-120V-NA-GSW

2 NEMA 4X, IP66 Ceiling Mounted Exit Sign

13.72 x 9.21 x 3.8

LED Cooper Lighting - SURE-LITES UX7100RWH

5 Emergency Light (2) 50W Halogen Lamps

Cooper Lighting - SURE-LITES CEL1005070120SD

6 Sprinkler

6 Smoke Detector

Lighting Legend

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Ceiling Plan

Optometrists Offi ce

Objective: To design a space to be used as an optometrists offi ce with retail space. Reception area must have custom desk.

Applied Software:

Birds Eye View

Logo

AutoDesk AutoCADAutoDesk RevitAdobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorAdobe InDesign

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Program Usable Square Footage Requirements

Project: Optometrist Office Designer: Mandy Watson

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EMPLOYEE SPACE1 Receptionist 1 120 120 Adjacent to entry, waiting room, and business office;

transaction surfaces; needs adequate queuing, 2 Business office 1 240 240 X Adjacent to Reception and Waiting Room; workaarea; file storage, work area3 Consultation Office 1 120 120 X Adjacent to Exam rooms. Potential Exam Room 4; computer, telephone; Place to meet with patients 4 Lab 1 100 100 X X Adjacent to Showroom/ Fitting Area

5 Waiting Room 1 200 200 Adjacent to Reception; Seating for 86 Showroom/ Fitting Area 1 350 350 Adjacent to Reception and waiting area; two fitting

stations; 19 linear feet of wall display; 8 linear feet of 7 Delivery/ Adjustment 1 120 120 Adjacent to Lab and Showroom8 Contact Training Area 1 120 120 X Adjacent to Exam rooms and Visual Fields; two fitting

areas; counter and sink with storage9 Visual Fields 1 120 120 Adjacent to Contact Training; Tangent screen testing, automated refraction and fundus exam; moveable 10 Exam Rooms 2 120 240 X Adjacent to Waiting room and Consultation Room; Slit lamp exam; projection eye chart refraction test; 11 Exam Room 3 1 120 120 X Next to Waiting Room and Consultation office; Glaucoma testing and tangent screen testing done 12 Storage 1 80 80 Shelving for supplies and storage

13 Single Restroom 1 50 50 ADA A Total Assignable SF 1,980 B Circulation % __25____

Multiplier _.33___653

C Total Usable SF Req. 2,633 D Available 2,442E Over/Under -191

Required Important Detrimental X

= Line A x Circulation Multiplier

= A + BSpace Available in the prospective project space= D - C (positive means extra space, negative means needs more space than available

EMPLOYEE SPACE

SUPPORT SPACE

= Sum of SUBTotal ASF

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ReceptionBusiness Office

Furniture PlanScale: 1/8 = 1

Lav.

Notes Custom Reception desk to have half ADA accessible counterspace. Desk is freestanding and can be easily removed later if the building purpose changes.

Custom glasses displays. Wall Mounted displays provide cabinet storage below. Freestanding displays do not have storage.

Custom shelving in storage room with bottom space to allow for future file storage overflow.Shelving is 5 shelves high.

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Mark Description Dimensions Finish/COM

C1 Stool 18.25" W x 21" HUltraleather Fusion - Clove/ 4799 Platinum

C2Reichert Advantage Plus Optometry Chair

26" D x22" W x 46" H18" SD x 19" SW

Ultraleather Fusion - Clove

C3Steelcase Snodgrass Guest Chair

23.5" D x 22.75" W x 31.5" H21" SD x 20" SW x 18.25" SH

Ultraleather Linen - Peacock/ 3752 Medium Walnut

C4

Nurture Progeny Wide Two Seat Tandem

25.25" D x 71.5" W x 34.25" H18.5" SD x 21.25" SW x 17.5" SH

Ultraleather Linen - Peacock/ 3581 Flamenco Cherry

C5 Steelcase Think Chair23"-25 D x 27" W x 37"-41.75" H18.5" SD x 19.75" SW x 16"-21" SH

Ultraleather Fusion -Clove/6205 Black

D1Display Case - Free Standing 18" D x 36" W x 90" H

Stained to match Steelcase 3752 Medium Walnut

D2 Display Case - Wall 13" D x 36" W x 72" H


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Steelcase Garland Freestanding Bookcase 15" D x 30" W x 45" H 3752 Medium Walnut

T1 Custom Table 24" D x 48" W x 29" H


T2Steelcase Garland Double Pedestal Desk 36" D x 60" W x 28.5" H 3752 Medium Walnut

T3

Steelcase Garland Pedestal/Lateral File/Pedestal 24" D x 60" W x 28.5" H 3752 Medium Walnut

T4 Instrument Tray 12.25" D x 24" W x 48" H Stainless Steel

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Nurture Progeny Freestanding SquareTable 22" D x 22.5" W x 15.75" H 3581 Flamenco Cherry

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Sprinkler

Dimmable Surface Mounted Light

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Ceiling Plan

Lighting Legend

Sprinkler

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Optometrists Offi ce

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Amanda WatsonMrs. Amy Crumpton

ID3624 Commercial Interior Design Studio IV

Bringing the idea of the bifocal into focus,

Franklin Optics keeps every patients needs in

sight. With bright colors and a light conscience

atmosphere, every patient is welcomed into

a warm and inviting space that is Franklin

Optics. At Franklin Optics the focus isnt on

everything else.

We Focus on YOU!!

Program Usable Square Footage Requirements

Project: Optometrist Office Designer: Mandy Watson

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EMPLOYEE SPACE1 Receptionist 1 120 120 Adjacent to entry, waiting room, and business office;

transaction surfaces; needs adequate queuing, 2 Business office 1 240 240 X Adjacent to Reception and Waiting Room; workaarea; file storage, work area3 Consultation Office 1 120 120 X Adjacent to Exam rooms. Potential Exam Room 4; computer, telephone; Place to meet with patients 4 Lab 1 100 100 X X Adjacent to Showroom/ Fitting Area

5 Waiting Room 1 200 200 Adjacent to Reception; Seating for 86 Showroom/ Fitting Area 1 350 350 Adjacent to Reception and waiting area; two fitting

stations; 19 linear feet of wall display; 8 linear feet of 7 Delivery/ Adjustment 1 120 120 Adjacent to Lab and Showroom8 Contact Training Area 1 120 120 X Adjacent to Exam rooms and Visual Fields; two fitting

areas; counter and sink with storage9 Visual Fields 1 120 120 Adjacent to Contact Training; Tangent screen testing, automated refraction and fundus exam; moveable 10 Exam Rooms 2 120 240 X Adjacent to Waiting room and Consultation Room; Slit lamp exam; projection eye chart refraction test; 11 Exam Room 3 1 120 120 X Next to Waiting Room and Consultation office; Glaucoma testing and tangent screen testing done 12 Storage 1 80 80 Shelving for supplies and storage

13 Single Restroom 1 50 50 ADA A Total Assignable SF 1,980 B Circulation % __25____

Multiplier _.33___653

C Total Usable SF Req. 2,633 D Available 2,442E Over/Under -191

Required Important Detrimental X

= Line A x Circulation Multiplier

= A + BSpace Available in the prospective project space= D - C (positive means extra space, negative means needs more space than available

EMPLOYEE SPACE

SUPPORT SPACE

= Sum of SUBTotal ASF

Adjacency Matrix

Paint

Office chair

Guest chairs

Rendered Birds Eye View

FabricFabric

Reception Perspective

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Carpet

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Reception Desk Section

Reception Desk Section

Presentation Board

Digital Design

Magazine Replication

Objective: To replicate a magazine image using photoshop. Final presentation boards created using illustrator and InDesign.

Presentation Board

Applied Software: Adobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorAdobe InDesign

35DIgital ReplicationMagazine Photo

Furniture Design - Knoll

Objective: To develop a new piece of furniture for Knoll based on a piece in their existing line.

Physical Model

Entitled Womb to Cradle this project is an exploration of Knolls Womb Chair. Keeping with Saarinens original intentions and expanding on the idea of a chair that is enveloping and comforting.

Applied Software: AutoDesk AutoCADRhinoAdobe PhotoshopAdobe Illustrator

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Womb to Cradle113

Presentation Boards

Creative

Design 1 - Positive Negative Space

Objective: Develop a cohesive series depicting objects through the use of positive and negative space.

Media: Construction Paper, X-Acto Knife

Based on significant features to the landscape of Texas.

Oil Gusher

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The Alamo Rodeo Bull Armadillo

Design 1 - Patterns and Shapes

Objective: Develop a series of patterns and textures based on a common theme. Canvas is divided into four quadrants. Each quadrant has a percentage of 7 circles. Each circle has one or more patterns and/or textures.

Media: India ink

Based on an exploration and study of the textures and patterns found in and around a casino.

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Cigarette Texture Casino Carpet Pattern Casino Carpet Pattern

Design 2 - Natural Object

Objective: To create a series based on a natural object in a poem or song to be represented in four parts. Part one is the song printed onto a material related to the chosen object. Part two is an image of the chosen object. Part three is to create a color board based on colors from the image in part two. Part four is to create a 3-dimensional form of the chosen object using material related to the object.Applied Software: Microsoft Word

Media: Acrylic paint, paper mache, color-aid paper, newsprint

Part 1

Based on the Beatless song Blackbird, a song written about a black woman during the Civil Rights Movement, part one shows the lyric in the shape of a birds wing printed on newspaper images of women who were influential to Civil Rights. Part four is a representation of a black bird paper mached using newspaper articles about the women pictured in part one.

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Photography

Objective: Manipulate the different techniques of photography.

Pan

Applied Software: Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Bridge

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Dining Room Study

Silhouette

Shallow Depth of Field

Amanda [email protected]

(228)-861-5052

Amanda ScroubelosMississippi State University Interior Design

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