chantal c hayes
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Portfolio and References for Chantal C Hayes, interior designerTRANSCRIPT
1-2 School of Art & Design 3-4 Wrenn Admissions Building 5 Phillips Stair Design 6 Corridor Design 7 Jones Household Kitchen Design 8 Textile Croqui Project 9 Kravet Competition 10 Residential Living Room Upfit 11-12 Stevens Household Design 13 Reference Letter 14 References
High Point University Introduces: The New School of Art & Design
Spring 2012
This project entailed taking a building in the center of High
Point, NC and completely renovating it to be High Point
University’s New School of Art & Design. This incorporated research, branding, interviewing, designing,
and writing out codes and contracts. My design was
chosen as High Point University’s top 5 candidates to be presented to
the city council.
Site plan 101 South Main Street Location Map
New School of Art & Design Main Entrance Perspective New School of Art & Design Main Entrance Elevation
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High Point University Introduces: The New School of Art & Design
Spring 2012 The New School of Art & Design
now exhibits a New Traditional style with both modern and
traditional elements. Additional code regulations and site plans were
also included. Modern Lighting Fixtures
1924 Prime Restaurant Bar Perspective New School of Art & Design Main Entrance Elevation
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Dorm Room Elevation
Dorm Room Elevation
Wrenn Admissions Building High Point University
Spring 2010
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High Point University’s Wrenn Admissions Building was not
functional for potential coming students. Faculty and staff were not supplied with the proper equipment
necessary for an extraordinary experience while visiting High Point.
The new traditional accents of the building combined with the open floor
plan and office arrangements will make Wrenn a great first impression for incoming students and hopefully
not their last!
Window Treatment
Crystal Chandelier
East/West Elevation
Wrenn Admissions Building High Point University
Spring 2010
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In total this project consisted of CAD drawings, free-hand elevations and renderings, 7 floor plans,
and 4 details and sections which helped to demonstrate what this new academic building would
transform into.
Fireplace Detail
Cabinet Detail
Ceiling Detail
Materials Board
Elevation
Phillips Stair Re-Design Fall 2010
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Existing Floor Plan Final Floor Plan
High Point University’s Phillips Hall was looking for a new style! The original design of the stairs did not have an easy traffic flow for hurrying students and faculty. This project involved keeping the traditional style of the stairs and re-designing them to be both functional and practical. The stairs now welcome anyone who enters Phillips Hall with open arms and a much more
open floor plan for seating and steady flow throughout the space.
Corridor Design Spring 2010
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Gothic Style Corridor Detail
The Las Vegas Hotel was needing a new look! The original boring interior was not very inviting to its
customers. The new renovation with purple and gold accents now exhibits the facade and style that it should. The gothic architecture combined with the lighting and
color now gives the sense of a Gothic Style interior.
The Jones Household Spring 2010
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Section detail of kitchen island
The Jones family was looking an open floor plan for them and their dog, Tucker. They were wishing to renovate
and have more seating without paying extravagant amounts of money. Mrs. Jones was looking for more
cabinet space because she loves to cook, while Mr. Jones was hoping for a space where he could do taxes and
paperwork. This new transitional design meets all of the Jones’ needs and turned their dull, cramped kitchen into
a place for food and entertainment.
Croqui Project Fall 2010
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For this project, each student had to create their own croqui that could later be turned into a textile
and applied to any piece of furniture that they saw fit. The Global Oasis design as shown above was a modern design that would be applied to a contemporary wing chair. The combination of
circles, diamonds, and arcs leaves many different ways of viewing this piece.
Kravet Competition Spring 2010
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Kravet Your Room Interior Design Contest
Contest Details:
Kravet invited students to download room templates, furniture, fabric and accessories in order to create a Kravet inspired room. Students may only use Kravet products
and must include at least one product from Kravet’s Smart collection.
Design Away!
Perspective
Vacation: Get Away
Residential Living Room Upfit Fall 2009
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The Burke Household was looking for an elegant living space that was both functional and aesthetic. The traditional, classic chandelier that
now hangs in their living room helps to tie in the elegant window
treatments. The simple attention to detail helps to turn this house into a
home.
Steven’s Household Design Spring 2011
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“Capture the Moment”
The Stevens Household was looking for a total re-model of their dull house. In order to add color and liven up this space, cool blues, yellows and greens were used to make this house highly aesthetic. The traditional and
contemporary styles help to transition through each room smoothly. Dark mahogany woods and great attention to detail helped to turn this house into a home.
Steven’s Household Design Spring 2011
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“Capture the Moment” The Stevens had great potential for their living room and kitchen areas.
With big open windows and accessibility to light, their living room is now transformed into a functional and
aesthetic space where family and friends can interact. Light blues and tans are a subtle touch to liven up this
space. The outside patio is now designed as a functional space where friends and family can gather. This
space can conviently be used on a nice day as an extra room. The waterproof fabric and furniture are designed to be
left outside year-round.
Reference Letter
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www.sustainablefurnishings.org
March 15, 2012
To Whom It May Concern: My endorsement of Chantal Hayes for a creative position is qualified only by my regret that we will no longer have her support at High Point Market. We are a non-profit and rely on talented students to help us get our message out to fellow designers. Many students are unable to step up to the challenge of needing to take their own initiative all day to place themselves where they can be most effective, and to be proactive in engaging designers and encouraging them to come out to our events. Chantal has been extremely reliable and effective in creatively communicating with others and willingly accepting whatever task we have asked of her. She also worked well with the entire team of staff and other volunteers. She is extremely bright and enthusiastic, and I know she will do well in whatever she undertakes. Best, Susan Inglis, Executive Director Sustainable Furnishings Council 919 967 1137
References
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Brandon Jones, Instructor of Interior Design at High Point University; 336-841-9452
Susan Inglis, Executive Director of Sustainable Furnishings Council 919-967-1137
David Fischer, Employer of Chiropractor Office
908-903-1901 [email protected]