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GRACE KENNEDY LAWSONINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
University of Kentucky, College of DesignB.A.: School of Interiors
University of Kentucky, Fine Arts CollegeMinor: Art History
Specialty in visual and verbal communication, graphics, rendering, and spatial planning.
ABOUT ME TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 .......................................................................................... Multi Use
5 ............................................................................ Living & Learning
9 ....................................................................................... Workplace
11 ................................................................... Evidence Based Design
13 .............................................................................. Hand Rendering
MULTI USE - NULU PUBLIC MARKET Public Markets incorporate Historic Preservation and community participation to create successful spaces for dining, shopping, and socializing. This mixed-use space will enhance the local economy of the surrounding area and place a focus on community organization. Revitalizing an existing historic structure in Louisville’s downtown area will create a place of entrepreneurhsip. This space will incoporporate interior and exterior areas to create a space for users of all demographics and will be a great enhancement to the growth of Louisville.
View of storefront entry
Site Information:Location: 552 E Market St.Phoenix Hill Historic DistrictProperty Type: IndustrialOriginal Construction: 1875-1899Major Modifications: 1950-1974Sq. Ft. Total: 50,000 1st Floor: 16,000
NUL Umarket
Proposed Market Logo
Floorplan
Elevations
Sushi Bar
Men RR
Women RR
Flea Market
Bookstore
South Entry
Pop-up Shop
Security Check Point
North Entry
Lobby
Cafe
Dining Area 2
Gallery
Event Space
Food Market
B.O.H
Southern Cuisuine Italian Pizzeria Dining Area 1
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Image 1: Food MarketImage 2: Dining Area 2 Image 3: Art GalleryImage 4: Southern Cuisuine
The Food Market consisits of locally grown foods including, fruits, vegetables, cheese, wine, herbs, and bread. The open dining areas provide a secondary space for
users to socializie, dine, and experience the vibrancy. The Gallery is used to showcase all styles of art from local students and professionals. Lastly the restauraunts consist of a variety of cuisuines including Southern style food, Italian food, a Sushi Bar, and a Cafe. The environment promotes community involvement and participation while preserving the character of the exisiting structure.
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LIVING & LEARNING - STUDENT LOUNGEThis goal of this project is to renovate an exisiting space in University of Kentucky’s Funkhouser Building. This particular space, located in the basement of funkhouser, is currently being used as a computer and textiles lab for Interior Design students. The College of Design decided to relocate these labs to the first floor for more convienent access. The proposal for this basement space is to create a student lounge. This lounge will enhance and allow for mulitple activities. Productivity, relaxation, and socialization are the main focus. The lounge will provide the students with a kitchen, TV and projection space, an updated computer lab, and various meeting spaces. The lounge is created to be a flexible environment for a multitude of methods of work and interaction.
Collaboration Space 1
Media Collaboration Space
Collaboration Space 3
Collaboration Space 2
Computer Lab
Kitchen/ Dining Space
Primary Entry/Exit
Secondary Entry/Exit
Image 1: Media AreaImage 2: Computer LabImage 3: Collab Space
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Floorplan
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LIVING & LEARNING - SATELLITE STUDENT UNIONThe project assignment was to design a space located in the new Satellite Student Union located on the University of Kentucky’s campus. The Student Union’s is a resource to all students, faculty, and associates. It provides students with the amenities to be productive yet social. The space will focus on a strong active environment by implementing a primary color palette and use of bold graphics. The space utilizes an open floorplan with mobile desks and media units, 6 private media conference rooms and one larger open meeting space called The Altech Connection. These different learning and collaboration spaces are suitable for all learning styles.
Second Floor The Altech Core - an interactive learning evironment
6 Conference Rooms with mediascapesThe Lounge
Mobile meeting tables with mobile media scapes
Campfire style lounge seating with privacy screens
Mobile desks
Floorplan
Image 1: Learning HubImage 2: Conference Rm. 5Image 3: Open Lounge
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Steelcase Campfire
Steelcase Node Chair
Site Information:Location:
Univeristy of Kentucky, South Campus, Corner of Hilltop Avenue and University Drive.
Building:New Construction
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WORKPLACE - EOP ARCHITECTS This project consisted of a renovation of exisiting offices for EOP Architects, a architectural and design firm in Lexington, KY. EOP’s mission is “to enhance the human experience through thoughtful design. Creativity is fostered by all in an environment where challenging the process is the daily routine.” This space reflects the culture of EOP Architects with the use of honest and natural materials and an open and flexible space. This space combines multi-functional components and eye catching graphics to create an environment that emphasizes interaction, professionalism and innovative excellence.
Individual Work Communication Collaboration Planning & Drawing Impromptu Interaction
Activities Analysis
Floorplan
Lounge space
Conference Rm.
Lobby
Preliminary meeting rm.
Entry
Private collab space
Open office
Server Rm.
Break Rm.
Open Collab Space
Material Lab
Reception Desk
Furniture and Textiles
Workstation with open collab Lobby and prelim meeting rm.
Conference Rm. Private collab space
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Elevator/Stairs
Patient Rm.
Conference Rm.
Staff RestroomPublic Restroom
Family Respite Area
Rec/Rehab Rm.
WorkstationsAtrium
Meds Rm.
Supplies Rm.
Clean Linen
Soiled Linen
Portable Equip. Alcove
Nourishment Station
Manager Office
Break Rms./Lockers
Direct RelationClose RelationNo Contact Necessary
Key:
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Elevator/Stairs
Patient Rm.
Conference Rm.
Staff RestroomPublic Restroom
Family Respite Area
Rec/Rehab Rm.
WorkstationsAtrium
Meds Rm.
Supplies Rm.
Clean Linen
Soiled Linen
Portable Equip. Alcove
Nourishment Station
Manager Office
Break Rms./Lockers
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The mission of this hospital unit is to create a successful environment where the design provides a clean and supportive space for all users, create a satisfactory work environment that provides high quality care to the clients, and to blend touches of the home with the technical must haves of a healthcare space. Using a mixture of centralized and decentralized work zones allow for communication between the medical staff while maintaining superior patient care. These spaces, furniture, and fixtures all emphasize a concept of seamless interaction. Seamless interaction between the spaces and users promotes higher performance standards for the staff which in turn make for a more satisfying and safe healing environment for the patients and their families.
EVIDENCE BASED DESIGN - PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY
Criteria Matrices
Adjacency Matrcies
Floorplan
Main Entry
Office
Open Respite
Nourishment Station
Supplies Rm
Soiled Linen
Clean Linen
Caregiver Station
Staff Rm.
Patient Rm.
Nourishment Station
Private Respite
Conference Rm.
Rec/Rehab Rm.
Secondary Exit
Patient Elevator Image 1: Caregiver StationImage 2: Private RespiteImage 3: OfficeImage 4: Entry, Open RespiteImage 5: Conference Room
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HAND RENDERING & SKETCHESThese sketches and hand renderings are completed using a variety of mediums and techniques including prisma markers, colored pencils, and sketching pencils.
These freehand sketches use the elements and principles of design such as line, form, shape, value, and direction, to create a 3D object or space on a 2D surface.
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RENDERINGS
Figure 1:
School of Interiors Materials Lab
Figure 2:
School of Interiors Staff breakroom
Figure 3:
School of Interiors Gallery.
Each of these renderings are components of smaller scale projetcs.
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