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Page 1: Amanda Niebuhr 02 04 2016

i n t e r i o r d e s i g n

A M A N D A N I E B U H R

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As a designer, I seek to create unique interior experiences. I believe a well designed space should embody an extraordinary design that is unique, visually powerful, intellectually elegant, and above all timeless. I am committed to making a space look luxurious yet approachable. Interiors should be designed for one’s self, not the accolades of others. Beauty and function should coincide, enabling users to understand, communicate, live, and work in each environment. I believe the best designs are rooted in tradition, yet made to feel new and modern. This contemporary take on tradition creates a look that is current and timeless. As designer Thomas Pheasant stated, “I’m not interested in replicating the past…the reward is evolution.”

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

DESIGN philosophy

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COMMERCIAL designnext coworking

Next is an interconnected workplace that fuels innovation. Every type of worker is provided with the support they need in terms of space, furniture, technology, and tools. Multi-use work and meeting spaces promote collaboration, innovation, and impromptu interactions. Nexters are bestowed with choice and control, including variety in palettes of place, posture, and presence. Additionally, Next nurtures the physical, cognitive, and emotional wellbeing of employees. This energetic workspace collectively provides flexibility, interactivity, and mobility, as well as a supportive and expanding network.

NEXT | STEELCASE DESIGN COMPETITION

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At Next, thoughtful workspaces are designed to enhance productivity and collaboration. An industrial modern workplace traces the growth of Atlanta. Triangular forms represent the link between people, resources, and workspaces, symbolizing how railroads link towns and cities. This dynamic office space intersects reclaimed wood, rich textures, and metals with modern elements. Raspberry hues, deep purples, and golden yellows act as a balance between masculinity and femininity.

COMMERCIAL designnext coworking Elevation 2 | Work Cafe

0 ft 3 9Elevation 1 | Work Cafe

0 ft 3 9

0 ft 3 9 N

Level 1| Floor Plan

Main Entrance & Reception

B

A

12

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0 ft 3 9N

Level 2| Floor Plan

Section A| Transverse0 ft 8 24

Section B| Transverse0 ft 8 24

Elevation 3| Open Office

0 ft 3 9

Open Office Lounge

A

B

3

COMMERCIAL designnext coworking

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materials

furniture

Open Office Open Office & Private Offices

COMMERCIAL designnext coworking

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Reference Plan

0ft 3 9

Axonometric View

2B

A

MECHANICAL CONNECTION &CONNECTION BY “CAPTURE”

COMMERCIAL designnext coworking

30”

42” 20”

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Tabula Rasa redefines senior living. Rooted in nature, the use of sustainable and natural resources, unique textures, and earth tones form the basis of the design. A modern retreat promotes a balanced state of body, mind, and spirit. Through the use of symmetry, movement, and texture, Tabula Rasa blends elements of traditional Panamanian architecture and modern technology, appealing to all generations. Natural lighting enlivens the spaces, adds visual comfort, and provides a connection to the outdoors and landscaped courtyards. An analogous color scheme, including harmonious blues and greens, reflects the panoramic rainforest views surrounding the community. Aesthetically appropriate for Baby Boomers, functionaly appropriate for aging clientele, and designed for both Assisted Living and Memory Care, Tabula Rasa provides a lifestyle of independence, dignity, and overall well-being.

TABULA RASA

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

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Multi-Purpose / Restaurant

Public Restrooms

Corridors

Studio Bedrooms

MC Living, Dining, & Kitchen

One Bedroom Apartments

AL Living, Dining, & Kitchen

Two Bedroom Apartments

Public Spaces

Not In Contract

COLOR CODED KEY

Lobby

Level 1 | Tabula Rasa

Memory Care Wing Entrance

Assisted Living Wing Entrance

Main Entrance

Level 2| Tabula Rasa0 ft 6 12 N 0 ft 6 12 N

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

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At Tabula Rasa, retirement is a new beginning rather than an end. Affordable living options blend elements of traditionalism and modern sensibilities. Our tiered approach to the aging process provides quality care for mind, body, and spirit, which makes living as comfortable and independent as possible. Tabula Rasa provides choice, independence, dignity, and a supreme quality of life.

Reception Desk Main Entrance & Reception

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

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materials

furniture

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

Memory Care Living & Dining RoomMemory Care Living Room

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Memory Care Studio

Memory Care Club Room

0 ft 1 3

Elevation | Studio Restroom

0 ft 1 3

Elevation | Studio Restroom

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

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Assisted Living Kitchen

Assisted Living Living & Dining RoomAssisted Living Living & Dining Room

Assisted Living Living & Dining Room

HEALTHCARE designtabula rasa senior l iv ing

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Inspired by classic Greek ideals and modern luxury, this home is a new look of classical style. This modern view of tradition incorporates a balance of clean and organic lines, harmonic proportions, luxe finishes, and an overall sense of simplicity. Functional features with practical purposes create a sense of unity among all rooms. Repeating geometric motifs and a rich blend of textures and colors gives each room an identity and high level of visual interest. Privacy is maintained throughout the home as there are no windows on the northeast and southwest, and no neighbors directly to the northwest. Sustainable designs were taken into consideration throughout the home making this a practical entertainment space for many years to come.

GUSTAFSON LUXURY RESIDENCE

RESIDENTIAL designgustafson luxury residence

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0ft 3 9 N

Ground Level | Floor Plan

materials

furniture

RESIDENTIAL designgustafson luxury residence

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Alessia Garofoli’s accessories are inspired by the desire to examine the universality of geometry and demonstrate an evolutionary process symbolic of a woman’s identity. Starting from simple forms, geometires evolve, intersect, and explode. The XYZ flagship store located in Rome, Italy features a strong brand image that Alessia describes as “refined, minimalist, and rigorous”. Referencing three architects, she draws from Le Corbusier who worked with Elementary Geometry and expresses purity, rigor, and linearity of forms. Features of a higher complexity, such as the decomposition of shapes can be traced to Frank Gehry. Daniel Libeskind influenced Alessia’s use of angles. The use of line, form, rhythm, and texture come together to create a minimalist and sculptural space. XYZ presents an environment that complements the merchandise, exhibiting each piece as a work of art.

XYZ RETAIL STORE

RETAILdesignxyz f lagship store

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Main Level Showroom | Floor Plan

Main Showroom

0m 1 3N

Main Level Showroom | RCP

0m 1 3N

Main Showroom Entrance

Shoppable Window Display

Shoppable Window Display

Sculptural Shoe Display

Employee Entrance & Back of House

Tiered Ceiling Panels

RETAILdesignxyz f lagship store

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Daytime Facade

Shoppable Window Display

Nighttime Facade

Main Showroom Shoe Display

Sculptural Stair

RETAILdesignxyz f lagship store

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A M A N D A N I E B U H R

CONTACT information

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Iowa State University, Ames, IA BFA Interior Design, CIDA accredited Minor: General Business 3.61/4.0 Cumulative GPA 3.87/4.0 Design GPAISU College of Design Italy Study Abroad Program

May 2016

Fall 2014

Vivid Interior, Minneapolis, MN Intern

Interior Design Student Association (IDSA) Secretary

International Interior Design Association (IIDA)

La Biennale di Venezia Fundamentals Workshop International Architecture Exhibition, Venice, IT

Iowa State University, Ames, IA Peer Mentor

Wapsie Ridge Golf Course, Fairbank, IA Clubhouse Sales Attendant

Summer 2015

2015 - 2016

2015 - 2016

Fall 2014

Spring 2015

2012 - 2014

experience & involvement

honors Janice Peterson Anderson Senior Award Nominee

Iowa State University Dean’s List

CIDA Review (Council for Interior Design Accreditation) Projects selected for display, student interviewee

Debra I. Furman Pulver & Robert G. Pulver Study Abroad Scholarship Recipient

Academic Recognition Award Recipient

Sigma Alpha Lambda Leadership & Honors Association

2016

2012 - 2015

2015

Fall 2014

2012 - 2016

2013 - 2016

skills Software: AutoCAD, Revit, Illustrator, InDesign,Photoshop, Sketchup

Ink & Marker RenderingSketching

Communication Time ManagementOrganization

A M A N D AN I E B U H R

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education