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Marianne Kozelka

Interior Design Portfolio

Contents

“Simplicity and repose are qualities that measure the true value of any work of art.”

Frank Lloyd Wright

“Recognizing the need is the primary condition for design.”

Charles Eames

Professional Work:

U.S. Cellular Corporation, nationwide account

U.S. Cellular- Chicago, IL (Ford City Mall)

Sears Holding Corporation- Toy Shop & The Great indoors

DIFFA Dining by Design

Flashpoint Academy

Student Work:

Revit 2009 Garage Project

3D Studio Max- Final Project & Classwork

Italy Sketches

U.S. Cellular Corporation, nationwide account

Designer I, project manager, July 2008-March 2009670- 2,300 square feet

Epstein supplies this 6th largest U.S. wireless service provider with an innovative design and layout/ fixture standarization program.

Goals• Increase store revenue growth by providing a consistent branded environment• Reduce store design, supply and construction time by 30% over industry benchmark• Reduce store construction cost through production efficiency and volume purchasing• Gain nationwide recognition by introducing the production of 2 LEED certified stores

Retail

Chicago, IL (Hyde Park)

Hutchinson, KS

* Full sized PDF versions of CD’s are available for viewing upon request

North Conway, NH Lincolnwood, IL

Responsibilites• Designed and managed nine corporate stores and 3 mall kiosks• Review design scope for each store, incorporate local/ state codes, and provide design sketch to the client• Review designs on client conference calls and coordinate with C&D managers for final design approval• Produce construction documents• Coordinate with landlord and submit mall requirements, if applicable• MEP coordination with Engineers, submit CDs for permit and manage the construction process

RetailUSCC Chicago, IL (Ford City)

Skills • Understand and draw architectural sections and other details, with the help of an architect• Manage project by communicating with the client and landlord throughout the process

Reflected Ceiling PlanArchitecture Plan

Section at gate Section at glazing Section at feature wall, glazing and column

* Full sized PDF version of Pricing CD’s are available for viewing upon request

Furniture Plan

Ford City is the third U.S. Cellular mall renovation project to include a new storefront.

Responsibilities• Present elevations of proposed mall storefront design which represents client’s marketing• Coordinate with the landlord regarding mall requirements• Research gate, glass and laminates • Incorporate Chicago ADA codes, and submit Comcheck energy compliance form• Include extensive drawings of interior elevations, gate details, and storefront sections• Submit sample boards, rendered elevations, and furniture cutsheets for landlord approval

Designer I, project manager, November 2008-March 2009

Sears Holdings Corporation- Toy Shop Retail

Store Planner, October 2009- present1,500+ square feet

Sears’ new concept of an open, interactive “Toy Shop” will be implemented in 90+ stores across the U.S. later this year.

Responsibilities• Update all levels of the store from survey information received by the store managers• Based on productivity analysis information, reduce the size of low performing businesses • Space plan the Toy Shop adjacent to Kids, and implement typical fixture layout standards• Attend review meetings and coordinate with the businesses for final design approval• Manage each store, inlcuding submitting plans for pricing, base and final

Sears Holdings Corporation- The Great Indoors

Store Planner, June 2009- August 20095,000+ square feet

A smaller version of the TGI store was integrated into select Sears stores. The Home Design Center includes the kitchen, flooring, bath, and lighting areas

Responsibilities• Reduce spaces of low performing departments in Home Fashions, based on analysis information • Using appropriate adjacencies, space plan the four different shops within the TGI space• Working with the vendors on correct placement of specialty fixtures and merchandise• Attend review meetings and coordinate with the vendors for final design approval

• Manage each store, including vendor and field corrections, and submitting plans for pricing

Solution• Eclectic design elements, variety of textures/finishes and jewel tone colors• Reuse of shell from year before, reapplied structure• Chairs from thrift stores, reupholstered and re- painted• Sponsors OEC Business Interiors provided the custom furniture and Lightolier, the down lights

Responsibilities• Create sketches of dining layouts and research preliminary furniture, lighting and materials• Coordinate with lighting companies to supply decorative lighting for dining space

Charity Event

“Tufted gold walls and a matching ceiling gave a jewel- box look to the environment ISI created for OEC Business Interiors.”

Jenny BergBizbash Chicago

DIFFA Dining by Design 2008, Chicago

Epstein team member, November 5-7, 2008121 square feet, 11’x11’ space

Annual fundraising gala brings together the best talents in the design community to create 3-D dining installations.

Concept• Rugged, resplendent, reused• The “jewel box”- The opera box• Voyeuristic expierence- See and be seen• Polished- Raw• Modern- Traditional• Communal- Individual• New- Old• Formal- Informal

EducationFlashpoint Academy, Chicago, IL

3-D Renderer, November-December 2008Preliminary design presentation

Flashpoint Academy is a vocational school where students can discover a creative place when a digital dream becomes a real direction in life.

Responsibilities• Sketchup model and perspective views from a designer’s floor plan• Concentrate on the collaboratorium, conference room, screening room, and digital classroom• Incorporate concept images, preliminary furniture, lighting and material selections into the perspectives

Architecture Studies

Section Width Section Depth

Wall Section- Garage East Wall

Revit 2009 Garage Project

OCC Fall Semester, 2009529 square feet

The Revit Architecture 2009 class helped me achieve an extensive knowledge of 3D model building of a garage.

Garage Roof Framing Floor Plan

Garage Lighting Floor Plan

Garage Electrical Floor Plan

Garage Floor Plan

Goals• Understand the design process for developing a 3D model of a garage• Learn to navigate the tools, commands and features of the software• Create a set of construction documents

Skills• Creating views and sheets, importing a site plan, understanding structural elements, and drawing 2D linework for details and sections

3D Studio Max Final Project

OCC Summer Semester, 2010The Constantine Hotel

In this 3D Studio Max class, I learned how to create 3D renderings from a Revit 2008 model.

Goals• Understand the 3D rendering process for developing materials, views and animations• Learn to navigate the features and options of the program• Create an animated rendering of the Constantine Hotel’s rooftop level

Skills• Importing Revit models, material mapping, setting up camera views, modeling, adding lighting, and creating basics animations.

Renderings and Animations3D Studio Max Classwork

OCC Summer Semester, 2010Various projects

The 3D Studio Max class introduced me to computer modeling, rendering and animation concepts.

Skills• Naming, cloning and grouping of objects• Creating and moving 2D & 3D objects• Basic and advanced animations and modeling • Material mapping and texturing• Manipulate background/ environmental maps and lighting• Creating and modifing camera views

Italy Sketches

Summer, Junior Year 2007Drawing of Florence: Florence, Italy

Goals• Focus on architecture, details, sculptures, and landscapes of Florence• Mediums: pencil, pen and ink, charcoal, pastels, and watercolors Skills• Drawing human scale and proportions• Organic shapes and negative space

9” x 12” Pen and ink

5” x 9” Pen and marker

5” x 9”Pen

9” x 12” Pencil

7” x 10” Pen and ink

Drawing of Florence study abroad class gave me the unique opportunity to draw “in situ” in historically significant and visually stimulating sties in Italy.

Drawings

20” x 36” Pencil and charcoal

9” x 12” Pen and ink, pencil

Graduate Capstone Projects

Amaranto Fine Mexican Cuisine

Green’s Assisted Living Townhouse

Marianne Kozelka

Contents

“Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

Our Common Future (The Brundtland Report)

Commercial Capstone:

• Amaranto Fine Mexican Cuisine

- Environmental Systems for the Green Interior - Green Lighting, Energy, and Controls - Maintaining the Green Interior - Sustainable Hard Goods

Residential Capstone:

• Green’s Assisted Living Townhouse - Constructing the Green Interior - Daylighting - Materials and Finishes for the Sustainable Interior - Sustainable Soft Goods

Amaranto Fine Mexican Restaurant

Spring Semester, 2012Total 6,000 square feet on two floorsTeam of two

Amaranto will serve modern, elegant, healthy and sustainable dishes inspired by traditional Mexican ingredients.

Concept• Elegant, modern American/Mexican cuisine• Healthy menu/ sustainable food/local food• Pinwheel form• Flexibility• Code scans of “green materials”• Design and menu based on influences by

Chef Aaron Sánchez • Proposed LEED Platinum space

Ground Level Isometric

Lower Level Isometric

Vestibule

Reception Flexible Seating

Wall Seating

BanquetteBar

ADA Men’s Restroom

ADA Women’sRestroom

Open Kitchen

Stairs

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Lower Level Floor Plan

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Ground Level Wall Seating

Ground Level Banquette Seating Ground Level Educational Wall

Lower Level Dining Option 1

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Lower Level Bar

Green’s Assisted Living Townhouse

Fall Semester, 2011Total 6,000 square feet on four floors and gardensTeam of three

Michael and Lily Green are an elderly couple moving from a retirement home to a sustainable assisted living townhouse in Sarasota, FL.

Concept• Address the elderly couple’s needs while providing an environmentally friendly and energy efficient residence• Inspired by the Bedouin tents of northern

Africa, convection will direct hot air from the lower to higher levels, keeping the dwelling cool and fresh for optimal user comfort

• The materials, finishes and “light” architecture will bring nature and daylight into the interior spaces by the extensive use of fenestrations and interior landscape features

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Undergraduate Capstone Project

The Constantine Hotel

Marianne Kozelka

Contents

“Walking down the city’s old cobbled streets was a delight for the senses; everything was replete with character, texture and age. The bright green moss on gray-streaked crumbling buildings; the mosaicked interiors; the sweet charred odor of doner stands; the haunting cries of seagulls overhead; the persistent drizzle beading everything in silver -- every bit of it all -- was simply mesmerizing.”

May Ashour

Programming• Project Summary• Site Plan• Matrix• Bubble Diagrams/ Drawings

Schematic Design• Idea Sketches• Block Diagrams• Preliminary Furniture Plans• Perspectives - Lobby - Lounge - Rooms and Suites

Design Development• Final Floor Plans• Final Materials, Furniture and Lighting - Lobby - Lounge - Rooms and Suites

Construction Documents• Ground Level Floor Plan• 5th Floor Plan• Elevations - Lobby - Lounge - Executive King Room• Reflected Ceiling Plans - Lobby - Lounge - Executive King Room

Spaces # of Spaces Sq. ft. each Total sq. ft. Adjacencies Daylight/ ViewsAcoustical Considerations Function of Space

Max # of guests Furniture needs Equipment needs Sustainable considerations

Public Spaces1. Lobby/ Reception 1

Concierege Service 250Waiting Area 200

2. lounge/ Bar 1 627 627 1, 8 Important YesBar, wine/ cocktail hour, small parties, reading 20

Piano, bar, 4 bar stools, 4 square tables for 4 people each, 16 chairs Wireless internet, telephone, fax

3. Café 1 698 698 9, 12, 13, 7, 4, 1 Yes No Café for buffet breakfast 306 square tables for 4 people each, 3 tables for 2 each

4. Bathrooms 2Women's 1 164

Men's 1 1645. Rooms 65 27214

Deluxe‐ 2 Queen beds 20 322 6440 40‐80 2 Queen beds, 2 chairs 1 sink, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toiletsExecutive‐ 1 King bed 19 322 6118 20‐40 1 king bed, 1 desk with chair, 2 chairs 2 sinks, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toilets

Deluxe suite‐ 1 Queen bed 15 496 7440 15‐30 1 queen bed, 1 couch, 2 chairs, bar 1 sink, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toilets

Executive suite‐ 2 King beds 11 656 7216 20‐40 2 king beds, 1 couch, 2 chairs, 1 desk with chair, bar

1 bath‐ 2 sinks, toilet, bidet, tub; 1 bath‐ 1 sink, toilet, bidet, shower Low flow toilets

2, 4, 7, 11, 3

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Low flow toilets, hand dryers, auto soap dispensers

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No No Bathrooms for guests in the lobby area 8 4 toilets and 2 sinks in each room328

450

Yes Provide housing for guests

Guests check‐in/ check‐out area, concierge service, guests waiting 6

Telephone, fax, computer with wireless, touch‐screen machine for easy check‐in/ out

Reception desk, check‐in/ out area, seating for 5 ( 1 couch, 2 chairs), fireplace, 2 tablesYes No

Programming Process

Spring senior year 2008Total 92,000 square feet

Concept• Incorporates a modern interpretation of traditional Byzantine style of art and architecture.

• A boutique hotel that provides facilities and services for tourists and business clientele from all over the world.

• Total eight floors: - Four floors of guest rooms and suites - Roof top pool and lounge - Entry lobby, café and spa - Ballroom - Hotel support functions• Total guest rooms: 72 - Deluxe double queen 29 - Executive king: 29 - Deluxe and executive suites: 14• Located in Istanbul’s Sultanhamet district

International Boutique HotelIstanbul, Turkey

Adjacencies/ special considerations



Public Spaces1. Lobby/ Reception 1

Concierege Service 250Waiting Area 200

2. lounge/ Bar 1 627 627 1, 8 Important YesBar, wine/ cocktail hour, small parties, reading 20

Piano, bar, 4 bar stools, 4 square tables for 4 people each, 16 chairs Wireless internet, telephone, fax

3. Café 1 698 698 9, 12, 13, 7, 4, 1 Yes No Café for buffet breakfast 306 square tables for 4 people each, 3 tables for 2 each

4. Bathrooms 2Women's 1 164

Men's 1 1645. Rooms 65 27214

Deluxe‐ 2 Queen beds 20 322 6440 40‐80 2 Queen beds, 2 chairs 1 sink, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toiletsExecutive‐ 1 King bed 19 322 6118 20‐40 1 king bed, 1 desk with chair, 2 chairs 2 sinks, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toilets

Deluxe suite‐ 1 Queen bed 15 496 7440 15‐30 1 queen bed, 1 couch, 2 chairs, bar 1 sink, toilet, bidet, tub Low flow toilets

Executive suite‐ 2 King beds 11 656 7216 20‐40 2 king beds, 1 couch, 2 chairs, 1 desk with chair, bar

1 bath‐ 2 sinks, toilet, bidet, tub; 1 bath‐ 1 sink, toilet, bidet, shower Low flow toilets

6. Stairs 2 120 240 5, 7, 20 No No Emergency stairs7. Guest elevator 3 45 135 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 20, No No Elevators that guests are to use 24



Semi‐ Public Spaces 8. Health club/ fitness 1

Pool area 457 30 lockers, 3 massage tables 2 Jacuzzis, 2 saunas, 6 showers

Exercise area 2653 bikes, 3 treadmills, 1 chair machines, 2 multi purpose machines, weights

Massage room 288 3 massage tables Massage equipment9. Courtyard/ patio 1 800 800 1 Yes No Guests to enjoy the view, garden 15 benches, chairs Trees, plants

Semi‐Private Spaces

10. Special events room 1 1933 1933 6, 7, 5, Yes YesAccommodate business meetings, wedding receptions, and special events

30 business meeting to 150

wedding reception

12 round tables for 10 people, 150 chairs, (10) 3 person tables for u‐shape conference

Projection screen, polycom phone, flat screen t.v., wireless internet, fax, computer, printer

11. Front hotel manager's office 1 174 174 1 Yes ImportantManager and bookkeeper to run business, provide customer service 4

2 desks, 2 task chairs, 2 guest chairs, various filing

2 telephones, 2 computers, wireless internet, fax, printer

Private

12. Kitchen 1 837 837 13, 7, 20, 3 No No

The kitchen must provide enough space to accommodate the café, lounge, and room service 10

13. Kitchen Manager's office 1 114 114 12, 3 214. Laundry room 1 40

Wash area 300 # of commercial washersDrying area 182 # of commercial dryers

Press 182Folding, linen storage 246

15. Cleaning/ Janitor's closet 8 96 768 5, 6 No No Store cleaning supplies Cleaning supplies

16. Linen closet 16 96 1536 5 No No Storage of linens and guest supplies17. Loading Dock 1 672 672 19, 18, 14 No No 1518. Garbage disposal area 1 195 195 19, 17,14 No No

19. Maintenance Office 1 114 114 17, 18, 6 No NoManager's office who handels the maintence and garbage disposal 2

20. Freight elevator 1 76 76 14, 7, 6 No NoElevators used by maintance and guest service

Total numbers 110 65645 Adjacencies X Major adj

Circultaion 30% 19694 X Minor adj

Total 85339 X Close

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Low flow toilets, hand dryers, auto soap dispensers

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910 Use energy efficient washers, dryersNo NoService to wash, dry, fold, and supply towels and linens to 65 rooms

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Guests check‐in/ check‐out area, concierge service, guests waiting 6

Telephone, fax, computer with wireless, touch‐screen machine for easy check‐in/ out

Reception desk, check‐in/ out area, seating for 5 ( 1 couch, 2 chairs), fireplace, 2 tablesYes No

Schematic Design

Focus• Block Diagrams of LL to 7th Floor Rooftop• Ground Level and 5th Floor Plan - Preliminary floor plans - Sketches - Perspectives

5th Floor Preliminary Furniture Plan

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Design Development

Focus• Lobby - Concierge - Waiting area - Flooring types - Materials, furniture and lighting

• Lounge/ bar - Lounge - Bar - Flooring types - Materials, furniture and lighting

• Rooms and Suites - Executive King - Hallway - Flooring types - Materials, furniture and lighting

Enlarged Lobby Furniture Plan

Lobby

2nd- 5th Floors Rooms and Suites

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Lobby Floor PlanScale: 3/16”= 1-0”

The Constanti ne- Istanbul, Turkey

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Design Development

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Focus• Ground level dimensioned floor plan - Elevations• 5th Floor Dimensioned plan - Elevations• Room finish schedule• Reflected ceiling plans - Lobby - Lounge - Executive King Room

Ground Level Floor Plan 5th Floor Plan

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mk porfolio

Documents

store design

innovative design

design sketch

cellular chicago

cellular corporation

store managers

final design approval

store construction cost