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DESIGN CONTENTS

“The details are not the details, they make the design.” -Charles Eames

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1T H E R I P P L ERipples emit from a single point, diffusing them-selves against the distractions of its surround-ings. Its core is the origin of this organized chaos with waves of information projecting out into the city of Boston, growing based on time. Time is the underling factor connecting these bands of research, affected only by specific influences which will then alter the outline of the ripples.

Connecting with the local Boston residents, the Boston Institute of Cuisine will feature top of the line educational kitchens for the students of the culinary school to practice what they learn. A restaurant on the lower level will provide the students with additional experience in the cu-linary arts, gathering all ingredients from the greenhouse and gardens located on the rooftop. This process simulates the expansion of a ripple, beginning with the understanding of a culinary profession, adapting these skills through prac-tice, followed by serving and educating others

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Collaboration with:Tamara Nichols Channing BraunTanner DysonThomas MeurerErik Payson

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B O S T O N I N S T I T U T E O F C U I S I N E

RESTAURANT BAR AREAFLOOR PLAN OF RESTAURANT

CLASSROOMRESTAURANT SEATING AREA

The rennovated Firehouse has been turned into the Dorm Style Living quarters for The Boston Institute of Cusine accomodating both girl a boy floors . The top level is to allow for easy accessiablity to travel from home to school as well as work. Features include:- Althetic Gym -Laundry Room- Computer Room -Dining Center- Study/Lounge Floor -Access to Boston Instuitue of Cuisine

R E N O V A T E D F I R E H O U S E

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VIEW OF FIREHOUSE

FLOOR PLAN OF LOBBY

STUDY AREA/LOUNGE

FIREHOUSE SECTION

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At the request of the Human Sciences Academic Dean, this proj-ect was a complete rennovation of the Dean’s Suite, Department Suite and Graduate Areas for the West Wing of the Human Scienc-es building. The design is based off a grid system that allow each space to be a universal size to accommodate for multiple rooms and easy adjustments. The design embodies the Texas Tech colors as well as collaborative furniture from Haworth. It offers a closed, private traditional side as well as an open office collaborative side.

This project was a complete series from programming to de-sign development. As a class, we interviewed the Dean and established a program that considered the need. function, form, and time to understand the problem and find a solution.

H I G H E R E D U C A T I O N

LARGE CONFERENCE AREADEAN’S EXECUTIVE SUITE

DEAN’S EXECUTIVE SUITE

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OPEN PLAN CONFERENCE AREAS TYPICAL OFFICE

FLOOR PLAN OF DEANS SUITE

SMALL CONFERENCE

OPEN PLAN RECEPTION

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Pacific Voyage is a long-term facility providing both assisted living and skilled nursing servies. Pacific Voyage houses 60 residents into 4 diffeerent pods. Life is a journey that each person explores in a different way. with the help of the right toold, this journey becomes even better. Pacific Voyage should serve as the compass to this journey. It should help a person navigate through mental and physical challenges and changes that come with age in order to maintain the highest attanable quality of life. With age, a person tends focus on this end. Pacif-ic Voyage aims to refocus this train of thought and explore the idea of life. By encompassing the best of what life has to offer, Pacific Voyage reinvents home.

H O U S E H O L D A C T I V I T I E S & P R I V A T E R E S I D E N C E SS E N I O R L I V I N G

OUTDOOR PATIO DINING AREA LOUNGE AREA/NURSE STATION Produced in: Ps

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P A C I F I C V O Y A G E ...exploring home

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01 ENTRY & RECEPTION02 WELLNESS & THERAPY03-04 HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES ASSISTED LIVING 05-06 HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITIES SKILLED NURSING07 BUSINESS & STAFF SUPPORT08 ADMINISTRATION09 COURTYARD10 AMPITHEATRE11 PLAYGROUND12 LOUNGE13 TRACK14 LOOKOUT POINT15 STAIRS DOWN TO BEACH16 FEAUX BEACH

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INTERIOR COURTYARD:SECURE PLACE FOR WANDER-ERS TO BE OUTDOORS

ENTERTAINMENT AREA:AMPITHEATRE, LOUNGE, AND PLAYGROUND PROMOTE OUT-DOOR INTERACTION

RELAXATION AND REFLEC-TION:LOOKOUT POINT, STAIRS TO BEACH, AND IMMITATION BEACH FOR LESS ABLE-BODIED RESIDENTS

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E V I D E N C E B A S E D D E S I G N ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY INFORMATION,

OUTDOOR SETTINGS CAN BE DIRECTLY LINKED TO:

-REDUCTION OF PAIN -IMPROVEMENT IN ATTENTION -LESSENING OF STRESS -LOWERING OF NEEDED MEDICATIONS -ANTIPSYCHOTICS -REDUCTION OF FALLS -IMPROVING OF SLEEP -LOWERING OF AGITATION -COGNITION IN DEMENTIA PATIENTS -CREATED SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY -CREATED SENSE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT -IMPROVEMENT IN SELF-ESTEEM -INCREASED FEELING OF CALMNESS -INCREASED SOCIAL INTERACTION

BUNGALOW BEIGE

WHITE LEATHER BRONZE SILK DRAPES

E N T R Y E L E V A T I O N & M A T E R I A L S

TRANSLUSENT GLASS

CLASSIC SAND GREEN MARBLE

E N T R Y P R I V A T E R O O M E N T R A N C E S

EACH ROOM WILL HAVE A UNIQUE STYLE OF DOORWAY. THIS WILL CREATE A FEELING OF PERSONALIZATION AS WELL AS HELP MEMORY CARE RESIDENTS IDENTIFY THEIR ROOM. WITHIN EACH ROOM, RESIDENTS CAN UTILIZE PERSONAL BELONGINGS TO EMPHASIZE THAT HOME LIKE FEELING. THIS RESIDENTIAL ATMOSPHERE IS JUST ONE MORE

WAY PACIFIC VOYAGE IS REINVENTING HOME.

4Hand Renders of Corporate Offices. Drawn and rendered by hand and Prismacolor markers. Left: Conference room that showcases Mark Rothko’s artwork. Right: Executive Office with lounge seating that overlooks Dallas Skyline.

Perspective views of Lawyers Office inspired by Frank Lloyd Wrights Prarie Style. Furniture and lighting chosen to represent the designer and style.Left: Small Conference area that seats up to 6 people. Right: Large Conference/Work Room that seats up to 12.

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C O R P O R A T E O F F I C E S

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SMALL CONFERENCE AREA LARGE CONFERENCE AREA

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Mediumm Techniques objective to associate and master the use of different mediums with a single image. Project was to find an interior space in a magazine and replicate the image in mutiple mediums: cross hatching, black and white, and color. Images were copied and repllicated by hand.

M E D I U M T E C H N I Q U E S

CROSS HATCHINGORGINAL IMAGE COLOR GRAYSCALEProduced in:

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Furniture Vignette for showroom inspired by Baker and The Barbara Barry Collection. Objective was to find a collection and replicate furni-ture pieces to master AutoCAD. All furniture pieces are recreated from Barbara’s Collection and used to create a showroom setup. As a award winnin designer, she is known for her streamlined interiors and ele-gant home furnishings. Oval X-Chair: twist on French Neoclassic form. Oval “X” Splat to the back and fully upholstered to the front. Exposed wood frame and flaring arms. Tapered legs. Designed and rendered in AutoCAD 2D&3D.

OVAL X-BACK CHAIR VIGNETTE FOR SHOWROOM

F U R N I T U R E V I G N E T T E

“When designing my new collection for Baker I looked at how each piece related to the other and how those forms com-bined to create a certain mood. One of understated elegance.”

Barbara Barry

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F R E E H A N D D R A W I N G

WATERCOLOR WATERCOLOR SELF PORTRAITSELF PORTRAIT

Completed works in Freehand studio, illustraing different settings and mediums. Left: Texas Tech English Building. Illustration of campus landscape and use of different medias. Drawn in watercolor and pen. Middle: Illustration of various objects to learn the use of watercolor and porportions. Primary functioin to understand porportions and scale of the human body. Right: Self Portrait: Drawn and rendered with Prismacolor pencils. Objective to master the use of various colors and media.

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