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2 PROFESSIONALLA MARQUEAMARA RESORT & SPAONE COMMUNITY CHURCH

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26 SOPHOMORE YEAR

PIZZERIA TESTAWATERMARK COMMUNITY CHURCHLAKEPOINTE CHURCH

SENIOR PROJECT “DEEP IN THE ARTS”

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

LARGE COMMERCIAL DESIGNPHOTOSHOP & INDESIGN

COMPUTER RENDERING

SKETCH UP & AUTOCADRESIDENTIAL DESIGNRESTAURANT DESIGNLIGHTINGMODEL CONSTRUCTION

HAND-DRAWING TECHNIQUESPLANS, SECTIONS, AND ELEVATIONSAXONOMETRICS

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IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT ALL WORK CREATED INA PROFESSIONAL SETTING IS COLLABORATIVE. ALLOTHER WORKS WERE CREATED INDIVUALLY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS.

LA MARQUE DALLAS, TEXASA HIGH END RETAIL BOUTIQUE, LA MARQUE WAS DESIGNED FOR A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. WHILE THE DAUGHTER MANAGED THE CLOTHING, THE MOTHER RE-FINISHED AND SOLD FRENCH ANTIQUES. LA MARQUEIS A SUCCESSFUL BLEND OF ANTIQUE STYLE WITH A MODERN ATMOSPHERE.

LA MARQUE DALLAS, TEXAS

+PRODUCED A DESIGN AND SHOP DRAWINGS FOR A CUSTOM CLOTHING RACK USING CLIENT’S ANTIQUES+PRODUCED OPTIONS AND PRICING FOR DISPLAYS ON WALLS OPPOSITE ONE ANOTHER+OVERSAW ALL INSTALLATIONS+PLACED ORDERS FOR ALL MATERIALS (WALL COVERING, CARPET, DRAPERY, ETC)

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AMARA "HIGHEST COST" OPTION C

ART CODE PHOTO SIZE FRAME SIZE AREA VENDOR COST

SEL‐TR1565‐‐OPEN

ART ADD‐01 30"W X 40"H Corridor Art Dallas

$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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ART ADD 04 36"W X 36"H L A t D ll

$690.79 FRAMED

GBC‐21

ART ADD‐04 36"W X 36"H Lounge Art Dallas$587.99

GWRAPPED

SEL‐TR4810 EXCLUSIVE


$326.00 FRAMED $208.00

GWRAPPED

TAW‐UHIB 216


$752.31 FRAMED $644.20

GWRAPPED

AMARA RESORT & SPASEDONA, ARIZONALOCATED IN THE RED ROCK COUNTY, THIS ARIZONA HOTEL IS A SOOTHING RETREAT WITH MUCH TO OFFER. THE RESORT OFFERS A RELAXING SPA, LUXURY HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS, TASTEFUL DINING, AND PLENTY OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. THE DESIGN SUCCESSFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE NATURE OF THE SURROUNDINGS.

AMARA "HIGHEST COST" OPTION C

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$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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SEL‐TR4519‐‐450 ED


$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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$305.23 FRAMED $283.83

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ART ADD 04 36"W X 36"H L A t D ll

$690.79 FRAMED

GBC‐21

ART ADD‐04 36"W X 36"H Lounge Art Dallas$587.99

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SEL‐TR4810 EXCLUSIVE


$326.00 FRAMED $208.00

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TAW‐UHIB 216


$752.31 FRAMED $644.20

GWRAPPED

ONE COMMUNITY CHURCHFRISCO, TEXASTHIS BUILDING SERVES TWO FUNCTIONS, A CHURCH ON THE WEEKENDS AND A SCHOOL DURING THE WEEK. RENOVATION PLANS CALLED FOR MULTIPLE STAGES, THEREFORE PAINT REMAINED ON ALL WALLS AND ONLY FLOORING CHANGES WERE MADE TO ACCOMMODATE BOTH FUNCTIONS.

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PIZZERIA TESTA FRISCO, TEXASLOCATED IN FRISCO’S TOWN SQUARE, THIS RESTAURANT IS ANYTHING BUT THE AMERICAN PIZZA CHAIN. THE CLIENT, HAVING A STRONG ITALIAN HERITAGE, DREAMED OF BRINGING ITALY TO THE STATES. FROM IMPORTED ITALIAN PIZZA OVENS TO BRICK WALLS, THIS DINING EXPERIENCE CAPTURES THE TRUE ITALIAN FLAVOR.

PIZZERIA TESTA FRISCO, TEXAS

+ORDERED ALL MATERIALS+OVERSAW ALL INSTALLATIONS+PRODUCED FURNITURE PLAN OPTIONS AND SECTIONS+PRODUCED RENDERING OF FINAL FURNITURE PLAN SELECTION+PRODUCED PRESENTATION BOARDS FOR ALL CLIENT MEETINGS+PHOTOSHOPPED DIFFERENT AWNING OPTIONS FOR FRONT PATIO

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WATERMARK COMMUNITY CHURCHDALLAS, TEXASTHE CHURCH HAS BEEN UNDERGOING DEVELOPMENT FOR MANY YEARS. EACH PROJECT PHASE FINDS VALUE IN COMMUNITY AND THE INTEGRITY OF THE MATERIALS WHILE PROVIDING WARM AND SIMPLISTIC CHARACTER. CURRENTLY, THE CHURCH INCLUDES: AUDITORIUMS, CHILDREN’S FACILITIES, OFFICES, COFFEE SHOP, AND MORE.

WATERMARK COMMUNITY CHURCHDALLAS, TEXAS

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+DESIGNED ACOUSTICAL PANELS FOR THE CHILDREN’S AUDITORIUM/CONSTRUCTED A MODEL FOR CLIENTS+DESIGNED THE CARPET LAYOUT FOR THE COORIDORS IN THE CHILDREN’S BUILDING+PRODUCED SHOP DRAWINGS FOR THE ARTWORK IN THE CHILDREN’S BUILDING+DESIGNED THE CARPET LAYOUT IN THE AUDITORIUM+PRODUCED ELEVATIONS OF CHILDREN’S CLASS ROOMS AND BATHROOMS AS WELL AS TILE DESIGN+PRODUCED PRESENTATIONS FOR MEETINGS

LAKEPOINTE CHURCHROCKWALL, TEXASTHIS CHURCH WAS UPDATED WITH A WARMER AND MORE INVITING INTERIOR. NATURAL LIGHTING NOW PENETRATES THE EXTERIOR PASSAGES. THE INTERIOR IS FILLED WITH A WELCOMING SENSE OF CONNECTION, CASUAL GROUP SEATING, A COFFEE SHOP, BOOKSTORE, AND A CENTERED SANCTUARY.

+ATTENDED MEETINGS FOR SELECTION OF CARPET IN CORRIDORS+MADE DECISIONS FOR LIGHTING PLACEMENT IN CAFE LOUNGE+SHOP DRAWINGS FOR CROSS LOCATION/SIZE IN THE SANCTUARY

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+CONSTRUCTED MODELS OF THE TREEHOUSE LOCATED IN THE BOOKSTORE+STAGED THE FELLOWSHIP CENTER FOR OPENING+CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

LAKEPOINTE CHURCHROCKWALL, TEXAS

“DEEP IN THE ARTS”UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASTHE BUILDING ENCOMPASSED A MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ARTS CENTER ACCESSIBLE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS IN THE DALLAS AREA. THE MOST IMPORTANT DESIGN GOAL WAS TO SUCCESSFULLY UNITE EACH INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENT AND/OR PROGRAM INTO ONE COMFORTABLE, INTERACTIVE, AND CREATIVE ATMOSPHERE.

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“DEEP IN THE ARTS”UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+THIS PAGE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: STUDENT ART GALLERY PERSPECTIVE; STUDENT RECORDING LOUNGE AND ART CLASSROOMS+LEFT PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: GIRLS’ LOCKER ROOM; OPEN WORK STATIONS; RECEPTION DESK AND DANCE ROOM PERSPECTIVE; STUDENT LOUNGE PERSPECTIVE

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TINY HOUSE PROJECTUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: EXTERIOR SIDE ELEVATIONS; INTERIOR SECTION; FRONT ELEVATION+RIGHT PAGE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MODELS OF TINY HOUSE EXTERIOR OPTIONS; INDESIGN INSPIRATION FOR TINY HOUSE PROJECT

ETTORE SOTSASS, BOTTOM RIGHT OPPOSITE, INSPIRED THE DESIGN OF THIS TINY, 200 SQUARE FOOT SUSTAINABLE RESIDENCE. AS SOTSASS CHALLENGED THE SERIOUSNESS OF FUNCTIONAL OBJECTS, IT WAS CHALLENGING TO DESIGN FUNCTIONAL LIVING IN SUCH A SMALL SPACE.

Arguably the GODFATHER OF ITALIAN DESIGN, it was under the leadership of Ettore Sottsass that the anti-design movement was formed. After graduating architecture school in Milan and moving to Italy, Sottsass began to challenge FUNCTIONALISM, and explored an alternative taste to the functional designs of the period. In 1981, Sottsass and other design leaders founded the Memphis group which produced provocative materials and colorful conventional forms, poking fun at the “seriousness of functional objects”. The design movement became defined by neon veneers and wildly plastic laminates. ETTORE SOTTSASS REAFFIRMED THE IMPORTANCE BEHIND THE NEED FOR DESIGN

Asteroid Table Lamp Malabar Cabinet Memphis: Furniture Settee Circa The L: Memphis Retrospective

Memphis: Ceramic Totems Bay Lamp Sideboard Memphis: TableClairefontaine

ETTORESOTSASS University of Arkansas IDES 3805University of A INDESIGN POSTER

University of A (1917-2007)

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PRINT CORPS PUBLICATION OFFICEUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+THIS PAGE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: INTERNET CAFE SKETCH UP RENDERING; UPSTAIRS LOUNGE/ CONFERENCE ROOM SKETCH UP RENDERING+LEFT PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: INTERIOR SKETCH; KITCHEN SKETCH; SKETCHES OF TINY HOUSE OPTIONS; LANDSCAPE DESIGN; INTERIOR SECTION

BOOKS PRESERVE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, ART, AND CULTURE. TO PRESERVE OUR FUTURE, THIS LARGE COMMER-CIAL SPACE WAS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE PROGRESS INTELLECTUALLY AND CREATIVELY. THIS WAS ACHIEVED WITH OPEN COLLABORATIVE AREAS, BRIGHT AND ENERGETIC COLORS AND DIAGONAL LINES.

RECEPTION DESK DESIGNUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASAN EXERCISE IN FURNITURE DESIGN, THIS RECEPTION DESK BROUGHT AN AWARENESS OF DESIGN BASED ON FUNCTION. THE RECEPTION DESK PROVIDES LOCKABLE STORAGE FOR SECURITY, A PARTIAL DESK HEIGHT FOR ACCESSIBILITY, AND AN AESTHETICALLY PLEASING COMBINATION OF WOOD, STAINLESS STEEL, AND GLASS.

+CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: EXTERIOR HAND-CRAFTED MODEL VIEW; INTERIOR SKETCH UP MODEL VIEW; INTERIOR HAND-CRAFTED MODEL VIEW; EXTERIOR SKETCH UP MODEL VIEW

1 ENTRY 6 PANTRY 11 EMERGENCY EGRESS2 GUEST BATHROOM 7 DESK 12 HVAC3 LIVING ROOM 8 BATHROOM 13 LAUNDRY ROOM4 BAR/DINING AREA 9 DAUGHTER’S ROOM 14 MASTER BEDROOM5 KITCHEN 10 GRANDMA’S ROOM 15 MASTER BATHROOM

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THE KIM RESIDENCEUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: CHILDREN’S BEDROOM PERSPECTIVE; KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE; FURNITURE PLAN

THE PENTHOUSE SITS ATOP THE UNDERWOOD PLAZA IN FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS. HAVING MOVED FROM CHINA, THE KIM’S DESIRED A MODERN HOME WELCOMING OF THEIR FAMILY TRADITION. FOR EXAMPLE, THE DINING ROOM WAS PLACED IN THE CENTER OF THE HOME, AS EATING WAS A PRECIOUS TIME OF COMMUNITY.

AKBAR RESTAURANT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASTHE CONCEPT FOR THIS RESTAURANT WAS DERIVED FROM THE SPICE AMCHOOR, KNOWN AS GREEN MANGO POWDER. THE SPICE IS THE INSPIRATION FOR THE EARTHY COLOR PALETTE AND ORGANIC DESIGN ELEMENTS. THE WARM ATMOSPHERE IS COMPLEMENTED BY THE SAVORY KICK OF THE FLAVOR FOUND IN THE MENU.

+THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: BAR ELEVATION; LOUNGE WITH BOOTH SEATING PERSPECTIVE; BAR SECTION+RIGHT PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: RECEPTION DESK/RESTAURANT SEATING SECTION; REFLECTED CEILING PLAN; SEATING/KITCHEN SECTION; FURNITURE PLAN

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+FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: TYPES OF LIGHTING; LIGHTING WITH SWITCH CONNECTIONS

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SOCIAL WORK PROJECT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASTHE SOCIAL WORK BUILDING, LOCATED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS WAS IN STRONG NEED OF RENOVATION. KEEPING ALL STRUCTURAL WALLS, THE BUILDING WAS REDESIGNED AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS WERE PRODUCED. SKETCH UP WAS INTRODUCED AS A TOOL FOR PRODUCING PERSPECTIVES.

RESIDENTIAL AXONSUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: SMALL RESIDENTIAL HOME AXON; MODERN TOWNHOME AXON

HAND-RENDERINGUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASTHIS IS A HAND-RENDERING OF AN OLD FENCE. WE WERE INSTRUCTED TO TAKE A PHOTO OF AN OBJECT WITH AN ANOMALY (A DEVIATION OR DEPARTURE FROM NORMAL OR COMMON ORDER). ORIGINAL SIZE OF THE PEN-CIL RENDERING WAS 22” X 30”.

+FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: FENCE RENDERING; HAMMER RENDERING FROM 2D/3D ART STUDIO

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MODERN TOWNHOMEUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

+THIS PAGE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD FLOOR PLANS; EXTERIOR PLAN+RIGHT PAGE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: KITCHEN/ BEDROOM SECTION; LIVING ROOM SECTION; BEDROOM/ LIVING ROOM SECTION; REFLECTED CEILING PLAN; FURNITURE PLAN; BATHROOM/KITCHEN SECTION

AS MY FIRST HAND DRAWN, MULTI-FLOOR RESIDENCE, I WAS FACED WITH TWO SPECIFIC CHALLENGES: TO MAKE A NARROW SPACE BRIGHT/FUNCTIONAL AND TO DRAW STAIRS. WITH STAIRS PUSHED TO THE SIDE, I ACHIEVED A WELL LIT SPACE, CARRYING LIGHT FROM WINDOWS AT BOTH ENDS THROUGH AN OPEN CONCEPT STRUCTURE.

SMALL RESIDENTIAL HOMEUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSASALMOST SQUARE IN SIZE, THIS SPACE WAS AN INTRODUCTORY LESSON ON HAND DRAWN SECTIONS, PLANS AND ALL TYPICAL HOME PROPORTIONS (DOORS, DESKS, BEDS, BOOKSHELVES, WINDOWS, ETC). I BEGAN TO UNDERSTAND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LINEWEIGHTS WHEN WANTING TO CONVEY DEPTH.

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