Sharon Gardell Interior Design Portfolio

SHARON GARDELLINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

SHARON GARDELLSHARON GARDELLINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIOINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

SHARON GARDELLINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

SHARON GARDELLSHARON GARDELLSHARON GARDELLINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIOINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

I was born in a small town in upstate New York in the Catskill Mountains. I

was always surrounded by beauty.

The main trade was tourism, where

hundreds of hotels and bungalow

colonies drew tens of thousands of

visitors every summer. It epitomized

the notion of a white picket fence

community, where doors were never

locked, and everyone truly knew your

name.

My earliest memories are steeped in

interior design. My best friend and I

would spend hour upon hour on our

elaborate designs for homes for our

Barbie dolls. Tissue boxes became

furniture, napkins served as textiles,

and her brothers Lego blocks served

us well providing walls and doors.

Apartments morphed into penthous-

es, penthouses into mansions. The

seed was planted.

Having grown up in the mountains, I

was always inspired by nature. The

colors of autumn were a constant

source of inspiration to me, and to this

day strongly inl uence my personal design aesthetic. The richness of the

hues combined with the warmth of

the colors are a constant reminder of

my interpretation of home.

After graduating from high school,

I went to college for a short time to

pursue a degree in the retail business/

hospitality industry. The initial allure

faded quickly, and I left school to

travel for a while. It was during my

travels that I really discovered my

desire to pursue a career in design. I

lived a number of different places,

and there were times that those plac-

es did not exactly measure up to my

aesthetic ideal. I had to tap into my

creativity to somehow transform these

places into the welcoming oases that

I needed for them to be so Id want to

go home at night. I was the one that

people came to for decorating ideas

and advice based on my passion and

vision for beautifying spaces. Seeing

people appreciate my efforts on their

behalf was validation that I could

excel at something I loved to do.

As is often the case, life intervened,

and I had to shelve my aspirations of

becoming a designer, always with

the intent of resuming it at the right

time. I became a wife and a moth-

er. At the time, I had no conception

of the notion that you could work at

something you love and make a living

doing it. The opportunity to pursue

a career in design became more

and more remote. It was after raising

my family that I began to imagine,

for the i rst time in thirty-three years,

the possibility of i nally pursuing my dream. A few inquiries and a lot of

soul-searching later, I found myself

enrolled in school and on my way to

a degree in interior design. The mere

fact that I had waited so long made it

that much more important, that much

more imperative that I do everything I

could to be the best version of my-

self possible. I made a commitment

to give it everything I had to i nally realize what I had always felt good

things come to those who wait.

The opportunity to devote myself to

my lifelong dream of becoming a

design professional and seeing that

dream come to fruition is truly amaz-

ing. The prospect of helping people

realize the beauty within their spaces

through my vision is the single driving

force behind my tenacity and deter-

mination. I am especially focused

on the renovation and restoration of

beautiful older homes to their former

glory without compromising their

architectural history. The idea of

transformation is what compels me as

a both a designer and a person, and

the opportunity to be a part of that

transformation will forever dei ne who I am as I continue to grow as both.

RESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL

HOSPITALITY

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CUSTOM FULL-SCALE PROJECTS

STAPLES RESIDENCEHISTORICAL JAPANESE APARTMENTARCHITECTURAL DETAILING KITCHEN AND BATHRENDERING & TEXTILESSPACE PLANNING -ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT -STUDIO APARTMENT

SNOWVERKILL SPA RAWLINGS POP-UP SHOWROOM CARADONNA PRIVATE OFFICE COMMERCIAL SPACE PLANNING -COMMUNITY COUNSELING CONSORTIUM -COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

SOFITEL HOTEL HOLIDAY INSTALLATION

ARCHITECTURAL WORKING DRAWINGS -TRIBECA GRAND HOTEL EXTENDED STAY SUITEREVIT-BLISS SPABUILDING SYSTEMS & MATERIALS

CONDOMINIUM IN DELRAY BEACH FLORIDACUSTOM KITCHEN IN BROOKLYN NEW YORK

To create a memorable design you need to start with a thought thats worth remembering.

Thomas Manss

S T A P L E S R E S I D E N C E

H I S T O R I C A L J A P A N E S E A P A R T M E N T

A R C H I T E C T U R A L D E T A I L I N G K I T C H E N A N D B A T H

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

INSPIRATION PHOTOS

PERSPECTIVE

SKETCHUP FLOOR PLAN

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

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LEGEND

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STAPLES RESIDENCE

Concept Statement

he design plan encompasses all of the elements clearly desired by the client chic but classic, bold accents with understated elegance, and trendiness that transcends timelessness. It is the incorpora-tion of the melding of personal style and person-ality to create a uniied and functional space. he layout provides the perfect backdrop for entertaining without compromising or interfering with personal space. he low allows for seamless transition between the two without the impres-sion of vastly diferent living areas.he lighting is deliberately conscripted to show-case carefully selected areas and artwork, while more subtly encasing other areas in more difuse and intimate light.Contemporary, eclectic and unconventional furnishings give the space its unexpected but exclusive vibe. Color abounds, but in carefully orchestrated expanses so as not to overwhelm with boldness, but to give meaningful deinition to each deliberately designed area to make one largely successful cohesive space.

STAPLES RESIDENCEL O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

NEW YORK CITY1,500 SQ. FT.RESIDENTAL PENTHOUSECONTEMPORARY SOPHISTICATION

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

ENTRYHALLWAY/BARGUEST BATHLEISURE SPACEMASTER BEDROOMMASTER BATHDRESSING ROOMKITCHENBALCONY

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S H A R O N G A R D E L L | RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

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ISOMETRIC

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

TRANSVERSE SECTION

MIND MAP

INSPIRATION PHOTOS

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B

C

D

E

LEGEND

A

B

STAPLES RESIDENCE


DESIREE -

LEISURE SPACE

FUNCTION

DISPLAY

AWARDS &

ACCOLADES

REST &

RELAXATION

MUSIC

STUDYING

FUNKY & CHIC

BRIGHT & FUN

MARBLE

DARK WOOD

COOL &

CONTEMPORARY

ENTERTAIN

END USER

ACCOMMODATE

1 - 100

OPEN & AIRY

SPATIALLIGHT

MATERIALITY

ZONE

PUBLIC

PRIVATE

STUDYING

RELAXING

EATING

SEATING

ENTRY

AMBIENTCONCEALED

INTIMATE

DESIREE

FRIENDS &

FAMILY

MONIQUE

DINING

PIANO

PARTIES

PERFORMANCES

D

E

C

LIVING ROOM

STAPLES RESIDENCE

KITCHEN


STAPLES RESIDENCE

A

LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVEELEVATION MATERIALS & FINISHESKEY PLAN

ABCD

LEGEND

B

C

D


A STAPLES RESIDENCE

DC

B


LEGEND

A BEDROOM PERSPECTIVEB MATERIALS AND FINISHESC KEY PLAND ELEVATION

STAPLES RESIDENCE

A

B


BALCONY ELEVATIONSKETCH PERSPECTIVEKEY PLAN

ABCD

LEGEND

C

D E

GUEST BATH ELEVATION

KEY PLAN

PERSPECTIVE

KEY PLAN

MASTER BATH ELEVATION

PERSPECTIVE

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B

C

D

E

F

LEGEND

A B

C

STAPLES RESIDENCE

FD E


INSPIRATION PHOTOS

PERSPECTIVE

SKETCHUP FLOOR PLAN

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

AB

HISTORICAL JAPANESE APARTMENT

HISTORICAL JAPANESE APARTMENTL O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

NEW YORK CITY1,700 SQ. FT.RESIDENTIALJAPANESE ARCHITECTURE

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

ENTRYSEATING AREAGUEST BATHMASTER BATHMASTER BEDROOMCONCEPT SPACEDINING AREAKITCHENTOKONOMA

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B

C

D

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G

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Concept Statement

The incorporation of historical and meaningful ele-ments while maintaining a contemporary feel best describes the intention of the space. The general lay-out and fairly limited amount of space dictates that an open l oor plan with convertible elements would be the ideal solution to incorporate into the overall design. Tatami mats will be used to regulate some of rooms size and dimensions. The garden room is in-tegral to the space, and due to its signii cance great care must be taken in the placement, space allotted and the availability of natural light. The addition of a kotasu or traditional Japanese table that sits very low to the ground will enhance the gardens Asian vibe. Niches and shelving will be created throughout the space to provide display areas for the display of Blakes Buddha collection. A Tokonoma, or recessed space used in traditional Japanese architecture will also be incorporated for the display of some of the Japanese cultural elements. Shoji screens, paper screens that allow for the penetration of light, will be placed throughout the space to provide privacy and options for opening or closing off most of the rooms with the exception of the powder room and master bathroom. The implementation of the various clas-sical Japanese elements, combined with the more contemporary aspects of the apartment itself will work together to dei ne the distinctive style .

ISOMETRIC


TRANSVERSE SECTION

MIND MAP

SKETCH

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

A

B


A


GARDEN SPACE

USERS

PRIVATE

LIGHT

PUBLIC

MATERIALS

FUNCTION

GARDEN SPACEGARDEN SPGARDEN SP

SELF

FRIENDS

ENTERTAINING

TEA CEREMONY

GOLF

RELAXING

TREES &

PLANTS

TRADITIONAL

WHIMSICAL

PUTTING GREEN

TATAMI MATSSHOJI SCREENS

GIRLFRIEND

FRIENDS

BUSINESS

ASSOCIATESDINNER

STORAGE

SELF &

GIRLFRIEND

MEDITATION

SPACE

GLOWING

DIFFUSED

SOFT

HIDDEN

D

E

C

KITCHEN


LIVING ROOM


BA


LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVEELEVATION MATERIALS & FINISHESKEY PLAN

ABCD

LEGEND

B

C

D D


ADC

B


LEGEND

A BEDROOM PERSPECTIVEB MATERIALS & FINISHESC KEY PLAND ELEVATION

A

B

C



CONCEPT SPACE ELEVATIONSKETCH MATERIALS & FINISHESPERSPECTIVEKEY PLAN

ABCDE

LEGEND

D

E

MASTER BATH ELEVATION

KEY PLAN

PERSPECTIVE

KEY PLAN

TOKONOMA ELEVATION

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

F

LEGEND

A B

CC


FD E


ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING KITCHEN & BATH

KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE

PERSPECTIVE

ELEVATION

SECTION

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

B


C DE


ARCHITECTURAL DETAILING KITCHEN & BATH

BATHROOM PERSPECTIVE

PERSPECTIVE

ELEVATION

SECTION

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

B

B

A


C D

E

F

RESIDENTIAL RENDERING & TEXTILES

BEACH HOUSE RENDERED PERSPECTIVE

MATERIALS & FINISHES

LIVING ROOM RENDERED PERSPECTIVE


A

B

C

D

LEGEND

B

A

RENDERING & TEXTILES


D

C

RESIDENTIAL RENDERING & TEXTILES

HOTEL LOBBY RENDERED PERSPECTIVE


BEDROOM RENDERED PERSPECTIVE


A

B

C

D

LEGEND

B

A


D

C

ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT

SPACE PLANNING

FLOOR PLAN A

FLOOR PLAN B


RENDERED FLOOR PLAN C

A

B

C

D

LEGEND

A

BC


D

STUDIO APARTMENT

SPACE PLANNING

FLOOR PLAN A

FLOOR PLAN B


RENDERED FLOOR PLAN C

A

B

C

D

LEGEND

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BC


D

S N O W V E R K I L L S P A

R A W L I N G S P O P - U P S T O R E

C O M M E R C I A L S P A C E P L A N N I N G

COMMERCIAL DESIGN

Good art inspires, good design motivates.

Otl Aicher

SNOWVERKILL SPA

INSPIRATION PHOTOS

PERSPECTIVE

SKETCHUP FLOOR PLAN

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

AB

SNOWVERKILL SPAL O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

BLOOMINBURG, NY8,000 SQ. FT.COMMERCIAL SPAVALS SPA

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

A RECEPTION AREAB HOT POOL C WARM POOLD PLUNGE POOLE SUNROOMF LOCKER ROOMS

C

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | COMMERCIAL DESIGN

C

D

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ABC

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D

Concept StatementA spa is a place of respite, relaxation and rejuvenation. The mission in designing the spa was to create a space that provides ample opportunity to achieve these things, while keeping in mind the actual space and the best use of that space. Flow is of paramount impor-tance. The space plan has to be conducive to how the space is being used. Therefore, the way you move through the space was the key concern in the overall concept. The inspiration for the spa is snow. It is meant to evoke a clean, crisp and peaceful atmosphere, where the focus in on the experience rather than the dcor. The shape of each pool was inspired by the multi-faceted snowlake, of which there are no two alike. Just as each snowlake is unique in its differences, so is the experience of each individual pool. The custom tile is modeled after the snowlake concept as well, its subtle colors meant to convey the beauty and understate-ment of actual snow.The elements included a reception area, three pools, a sunroom and mens and womens locker room/lounges. The client enters into the reception area, and then pro-ceeds to the conveniently situated locker room area. From there, there is a natural low to the hot pool, then up one level to the warm pool, and from there down two levels to the plunge/cold pool. The last pool leads directly into the sunroom, a room of quiet comfort and relection, which leads back to the locker room area. Each area provides easy and adjacent access to the next area, and serves as a complement to the entire spa experience.

ISOMETRIC


TRANSVERSE SECTION

MIND MAP

SKETCH

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

SNOWVERKILL SPA

AB

GARDEN SPACE

USERS

PRIVATE

LIGHT

PUBLIC

MATERIALS

FUNCTION

GARDEN SPACEGARDEN SPGARDEN SP

SELF

FRIENDS

ENTERTAINING

TEA CEREMONY

GOLF

RELAXING

TREES &

PLANTS

TRADITIONAL

WHIMSICAL

PUTTING GREEN

TATAMI MATS

SHOJI SCREENS

GIRLFRIEND

FRIENDS

BUSINESS

ASSOCIATES

DINNER

STORAGE

SELF &

GIRLFRIEND

MEDITATION

SPACE

GLOWING

DIFFUSED

SOFT

HIDDEN


C

D

E

SNOWVERKILL SPA

WARM POOL


RECEPTION AREA

SNOWVERKILL SPA

A

HOT POOL PERSPECTIVEELEVATION MATERIALS & FINISHESKEY PLAN

ABCD

LEGEND


B

C

D

SNOWVERKILL

B

LEGEND

A WARM POOL PERSPECTIVEB ELEVATION C ELEVATIOND KEY PLANE INSPIRATION PHOTOS


A

C

D

E

SNOWVERKILL SPA

A

B

C


PLUNGE POOL ELEVATIONSKETCH MATERIALS & FINISHESPERSPECTIVEINSPIRATION PHOTOS

ABCDE

LEGEND

D

E

SNOWVERKILL SPA

RECEPTION AREA SKETCH

PERSPECTIVE

KEY PLAN

SUNROOM ELEVATION

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

A

B


E

C D

F

RAWLINGS SHOWROOM

INSPIRATION PHOTOS

PERSPECTIVE

SKETCHUP FLOOR PLANS

SITE PLAN

A

B

C

D

LEGEND

AB

Concept Statement

Baseball has long been considered Americas na-tional pasttime. Stadiums, parks, sporting goods stores and ields all over the world have been inspired simply by the love of baseball.

The inspiration for the space was baseball. It was de-signed to recreate the vintage baseball stadium feel the is reminicent of some of the original stadiums built in the early 20th century. The reclaiimed brick walls and recycled baseball bats are meant to evoke a time and place that signify the beginning of a grand era.

The Rawlings Company is a pioneer in the base-ball realm. The showroom features grand historical references while simultaneously creating a feeling of stepping back in time. The glass entrance is grand and inviting, and beckons the visitor to move toward the signing desk. From there, there is a natural low to tto various display areas on the main level. The up-per level mimics the stadium experience with typical ballpark fare offered via carts and vending machines. The lower level provides a unique baseball experi-ence through a virtual batting cage and replica of a major league dugout. Each area is meant to leave a lasting impression on the visitor regarding their trip through baseball history.

RAWLINGS SHOWROOML O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

NEW YORK CITY2,500 SQ. FT.POP-UP SHOWROOMVINTAGE BASEBALL

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

A ENTRYB RECEPTION C AUTOGRAPH AREAD SITTING AREAE STAIR LANDINGF LOUNGEG VIRTUAL BATTING CAGE


C D

F

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B

C

D

E

F

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A RAWLINGS SHOWROOM

ISOMETRICTRANSVERSE SECTIONLONGITUDINAL SECTION

ABC

LEGEND


B

C

SITTING AREA

RAWLINGS SHOWROOM


SIGNED BALL DISPLAY

A RAWLINGS SHOWROOM

LOUNGE PERSPECTIVEELEVATION MATERIALS & FINISHESPERSPECTIVEKEY PLAN

ABCD E

LEGEND

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | COMMERCIAL DESIGN S H A R O N G A R D E L L | COMMERCIAL DESIGN

B

C

D

E

RAWLINGS SHOWROOM

B

LEGEND

A VIRTUAL BATTING CAGE PERSPECTIVEB INSPIRATION PHOTOSC KEY PLAND PERSPECTIVE


C

A

D

GRASS WALL ELEVATION

SKETCH


PERSPECTIVE

KEY PLAN

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

A

B

C D

E

RAWLINGS SHOWROOM

CARADONNA PRIVATE OFFICE

A

ISOMETRICTRANSVERSE SECTIONPERSPECTIVE

ABC

LEGEND

Concept Statement

Small spaces can pose various challenges. In the case of an executive with very speciic requirements, care has to be taken to provide the necessary elements without overwhelming the space. The overall design had to relect the personality of its inhabitant while at the same time provide privacy and warmth. The deci-sion was made to design a custom carpet and build on that design for the remainder of the space. Con-temporary furnishings, though minimal were utilized to complement the modern asthetic of the carpet. The main focus was to make the space look furnished without looking crowded. The color palette relects the contempory and semi-industrial of feel the space.

CARADONNA PRIVATE OFFICEL O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

NEW YORK CITY122 SQ. FT.EXECUTIVE OFFICECUSTOM CARPET


C

B


ELEVATION


PERSPECTIVE

ELEVATION


FLOOR PLAN

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

LEGEND

B

A

C


G

DE

F


B

A

C

ELEVATION


PERSPECTIVE

ELEVATION


FLOOR PLAN

PERSPECTIVE

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

LEGEND


G

F

DE

F

SPACE PLANNING

COMMUNITY COUNSELING CONSORTIUMCOMMUNITY COUNSELING CONSORTIUM PROGRAM

CAD FLOOR PLAN

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN


COSMOPOLITAN CLUB PROGRAM

CAD FLOOR PLAN

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN


A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

LEGEND

The University Career Counseling Center will become an integral part of this medium-size,

state-supported university and will provide curriculum and career counseling for all levels of

students. Seminar-type instruction will be provided for college and high school educators, who

are themselves counselors. In addition, the director and the directors staff are considered the

universitys primary resource for career information and employment opportunities for gradu-

ates and have a major role to play with each of the institutions departments of professional

education. The center serves not only the adjacent campus but also three other branch cam-

puses located in other parts of the state. This statewide activity often brings overnight guests to

the center, creating a need for a guest apartment, which would generally be used for one- or

two-night stays.

The bulk of the centers trafi c is generated by a fairly constant l ow of students and recent graduates, most of whom come with a specii c appointment time. Several times each week, groups ranging in size from 6 to 30 come for conferences, seminars, lectures, and group coun-

seling. The director and assistant director will each see several visitors on a typical day, usually

coming alone or in pairs.

COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

Following the lead of other metropolitan chapters, the local chapter of a national business and professional organization has decided to initiate its own private dining club. The clubs purposes are to provide a meeting place for members, a place to entertain nonmember friends and business associates, and a dining place of predictable fare and atmosphere where one is known. The design program was established after lengthy consultation with the managers of other dining clubs within the national organization and a local food service con-sultant.

The overall ambience should be friendly, businesslike, and more formal than informal. Lunch is the major meal of the day, although dinner will be served as well. Previous experience indi-cates that men and women diners will be equal in number. The bar and lounge activity is expected to be limited; again, previous experience indicates that members expect the lunch hour to be limited, without the luxury of an extended midday break. Because the membership is fairly diverse in nature, a strong theme in cuisine or decor is not desired. Thegeneral trafi c patterns are obvious, but in circumstances where a separate service entrance is not possible (as in the case of a high-rise ofi ce building), service deliveries and garbage pickup must be routed with minimal passage through public spaces and strictly scheduled for non-dining hours. The managers ofi ce should be located fairly close to the entry, and ideally


Design is thinking made visual. Saul Bass

S O F I T E L H O T E L H O L I D A Y I N S T A L L A T I O N

Hospitality


INSPIRATION PHOTOS

LOBBY PERSPECTIVES

PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

A

B

C

D

E

LEGEND

AB

Concept Statement

The Soitel Hotel in Times Square commissioned a group of students to create their holiday display by transforming their lobby by providing a unique and unexpected design experience.

The Art Deco style of the hotel lent itself to the overall concept by dictating the materials and elements inherent to the Art Deco movement.

We were divided into groups , with each group com-ing up with their own interpretation of their concept for the space.

The inal product is the result of the compilation of ideas from all of the groups.

SOFITEL HOTELL O C A T I O N : A R E A : P R O J E C T T Y P E : D E S I G N C O N C E P T :

NEW YORK CITYHOTEL LOBBYHOLIDAY INSTALLATIONART DECO

F

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | HOSPITALITY

C

D E

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

A ENTRYB LOBBY C ROTUNDA

A

B

C


A

B

FS H A R O N G A R D E L L | HOSPITALITY

ARCH SKETCHESCOMPLETED ARCH INSTALLATIONSNOWPEOPLE SKETCHRIBBON DESIGN

COMPLETED SNOWPEOPLE INSTALLATION

ABCDE

LEGEND

E

DC


COMPLETED WREATH INSTALLATION


SKETCHES

COMPLETED TREE INSTALLATION


SKETCHES

A

B

C

D

E

F

LEGEND

A

CB

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | HOSPITALITY

E

D

FE

A R C H I T E C T U R A L W O R K I N G D R A W I N G S

R E V I T - B L I S S S P A

B U I L D I N G S Y S T E M S & M A T E R I A L S

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

It is the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.

John Wooden

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

TRIBECA GRAND HOTEL

AUTOCAD

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

TRIBECA GRAND HOTEL

BLISS SPA

REVIT

BUILDING SYSTEMS & MATERIALS

C O N D O M I N I U M I N D E L R A Y B E A C H , F L O R I D A

C U S T O M K I T C H E N I N B R O O K L Y N , N E W Y O R K


Creativity is the greatest rebellion in existence.

Osho

CONDO IN DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA

LIVING ROOM

FLORIDA CONDO

S H A R O N G A R D E L L | CUSTOM FULL-SCALE PROJECTS

CONDO IN DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA

DINING ROOM


DEN

CUSTOM KITCHEN BROOKLYN, NY

BREAKFAST NOOK BEFORE

DURING DEMO

COMPLETE

A

B

C

LEGEND

A

C

B

BROOKLYN KITCHEN


NORTH CORNER BEFOREDURING DEMOCOMPLETE

ABC

LEGEND

A

C

B

CUSTOM KITCHEN BROOKLYN, NY

BREAKFAST NOOK BEFORE

DURING DEMO

COMPLETE

A

B

C

LEGEND

A

C

B


NORTH CORNER BEFOREDURING DEMOCOMPLETE

ABC

LEGEND

A

C

B

IN LOVING MEMORY MY PARENTS:J E R R Y A N D S H I R L E Y R U D O L P H

THANK YOU TO MY HUSBAND STEVE FOR YOUR UNWAIVERING LOVE

AND SUPPORT, AND TO MY FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND LOVED ONES FOR ALL

YOUR SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT AS I FOLLOWED MY PASSION IN

MY PURSUIT OF REALIZING MY LIFE LONG DREAM.

DEDICATION:

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