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Page 1: Interior Architecture Portfolio 2012

Courtney Ward

Interior Architecture

2012 portfolioBachelor of Interior Design

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14013Captains Row

Marina Del ReyCA

90292

208.871.9624

2012 Portfolio

University of IdahoBachelor of Interior Design

Cum Laude, 3.95

Architecture MinorSpanish Minor

Organizations

American Society of Interior DesignersHabitat For HumanityLeed Green Associate - in progressAWFS Competition

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contact

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a successful designbothevokes a questionanddelivers an answer

Good designers are problem solvers

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works

thesisurban oasis

learning podpuzzle chairstudios, inc.transistional harmonyobservaction towerUI golf clubhousePUR restaurantzen garden lamp

profesionalNOBU

6-10

12-1415-1618-22232426-3033-3435-36

38-404

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thesis

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thesisthesis6

hospitality LEED platinum design+mixed use occupancy+revit software+location analysis

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urban

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oasis Location: Santa Monica, CA

Project size: 90,000 sqft, 4 stories abv grade

Occupancy Groups: R-1, A-2, MConstruction Type: IIA

sustainable methods

passive cooling

green roof

photovoltiac glass

stormwater retention

cross ventilation

Providing relief amid the surrounding chaos, however not rendering free from place. The design language inherent to this project creates spaces that improve human condition and embrace regenerative environmental impacts.

SANTA MONICA

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Location: Santa Monica, CA

Project size: 90,000 sqft, 4 stories abv grade

Occupancy Groups: R-1, A-2, MConstruction Type: IIA

community plaza 8

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Specialty: banana

Specialty: evo white

Counter: terra

materials

cafe/wine bar

lobby

1st floor plannts

materials

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typical room plannts

furniture + fixtures

north building elevationnts

typical bathroom

typical room

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institutional way finding+technology integration+program+flexible floor plan+universal design

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learning poduniversity information

and learning commons

Spring 20102 week project time constraint

conceptThis innovative setting outside of the typical classroom sets new core standards;

+ combination of user friendly research & learning centers + advanced technology+ socially collaborative spaces

together constructs the new social hub of the university library.

reference desk & fishbowl

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multimedia mac stationsservice deskprinting stationsidea bar

individual study stationsplasma group stations

Throughout the commons special attention has been

devoted to combining flexible space with

integrated technologies that enhance and encourage

communication and collaboration.

interior program

café with art displayprivate presentation roomfishbowl

6,000 sq ft

cafe &seating

large conference

room

group space w/smartboard

email barreference

deskprint/scan/mac

stations

general usecomputers & printers

art displaygallery

personal space 3’ height

counter

storage

3’ heightcounter zone 3

zone 2

zone 1

group spaces w/ TV &

smart board

zone 3

zone 2

zone 1

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individual study stations

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CHAIR prototypefabrication documents+plan sets+woodworking

Inspired from the story of Alice in

Wonderland the whimsical element plays a

strong foward. In the puzzling world of Alice things

are not as they seem. Playing up this

element the cut outs are light and amusing.

Clean lines and

simplicity adds modern twist on a classic story for a visual

piece of art that is both playful yet quietly elegant.

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commercial studio office design+program/layout+system furniture+sustainable methods+system specifications

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An office environment of a design firm needs to support multiple activities often occurring simultaneously. To achieve this vision, we become anchored in the ideas ofcollaboration, flux space and an animated atmosphere. The first layer of the project was to look at nature’s organism and how it houses its major functions at its center. This spurred the Studios concept to mimic the organism by using the core of the building to house the permanent and enclosed office spaces. This provides flexibility of the surrounding floor plan just as an organism needs for constant change and movement. Now flux space has been created around the core that can be changed to fit the needs of the designers for any given situation. This also provides for growth as well as creating a collaborative atmosphere and lessening the idea of hierarchy within a business setting. This design parti uses the core to create a natural flow of circulation that is linked both visually and physically.

The idea to infuse the space with energy that is refreshing and fueled with vitality was achieved through introducing the elements found within the natural environment. These elements of earth, fire, WATER and wind are created within the enclaves as well as using transparency, light materials, and a fresh color palette. The design concept ascends to a refreshing, informal experience where energy is always definite.

Minneapolis, MIHigh-rise CorporateOffice

North

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Program:

A. entry/reception

B. general presentation room

C. supplies & general storage

D. administration: receptionist director of operations MIS accounting director resource manager admin assistant marketing coordinator intern

E. staff room & kitchen

F. small conference room

G. STUDIO1: healthcare principal/studio leader architect interior designers assistant id technical designer intern

H. resource library

I. STUDIO2: retail principal/studio leader intern architect interior designers technical designer

J. STUDIO3: education principal/studio leader intern architect senior id/project manager interior designers technical designer

K. STUDIO4: corporate principal/studio leader intern architect senior id/project manager interior designers technical designers

L. training/teleconferencing

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29 level

floor plan 12,500 sq ft

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enclaves

E1. WATER: refreshE2. FIRE: fuel ideas, collaborateE3. WIND: movement, revitalizeE4. EARTH: stable, rest, re-energize

furniture

f1. reception desk: post & beam, union answerf2. lounge seating: groovef3. lounge seating: alightf4. alight, c:scapef5. post & beam, think, elective elements 6f6. mobile easel, post & beam, think, aulait tablef7. universal storage towers, universal storage pedestal, universal storage lateral files, answerf8. c:scape, thinkf9. coalesse ideas, teamwork mobile easel

RendeR2: wateR

RendeR4 f10. campfire: reverse benchf11. post & beam, modular power, duo overhead,universal storage pedestal, jenny tables, currencyf12. impromptu: tour, groupwork, scoop stoolf13. kick freestanding, modular power, post & beam,duo overhead storage, universal storagepedestal, answerf14. treadmill walk systemf15. jenny table, currencyf16. tour workspace, groupwork, alight, jenny tablesf17. airtouch adjustable worksurface, akira, node

RendeR3: fiRe

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2’x4’ grid ceiling lights2’x4’ bamboo ceiling grid2” radius pendant lighting

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RendeR5: eaRth

system specifications

reflected ceiling plan

Designtexupholstery & panel: Vibeupholstery: Genoizeshades & screens: topic colorpanel: Fusion

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transitionalharmony

conceptual+

pen & pencil sketch+

spacial planning

Moscow, ID bath houseMan and nature’s struggle to coexist

together is a prominent issue.

Largest component, containing the entrance and pool space, appears

light and projects a feeling of protection with the

material skin wrapped around

This entry space is then followed by a second component infused

into the first creating tension where these two

components meet. These transi-tional spaces become extracted

and exposed bringing two dissimilar objects

coexisting together.

south section west section

1st floor plan

2nd floor plan

3rd floor plan

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The ideal construcion for the Obeservation Tower is to Integrate the structure into the current existing building as well as the surrounding context.

Highlighting views through glass and concrete to create a picturesque quality from all viewing points withing the structure.south elevation

east section

conceptual+pen & pencil sketch

observation towerUniversity of Idaho

site plan

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mixed userenovation

+ADA accessibility

+logo design

+sustainable methods

+sustainable material & finish

selection

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University of IdahoGolf Course Clubhouse

concept

The fairways transcend in fluid motion into the clubhouse by creating an organic indoor garden.

+ open layout + natural materials + transparencies + boundary ambiguity

+ steel + brick + stone

Elements used to convey a destination point that is professional becoming the heart of this university’s sport.

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storm water treatmentroof catchment systemcistern water storagescupper for roof run off

daylighting & thermal gain

northern skylights for diffused lightsouthern facade glazing for light

southern facade for heat gain trome wall for heat gain

site renovation sustainable

methods

passive coolingstack ventilation in additionexposed floor & ceiling

skylights over circula-tion & interior garden

entry call outskylights over locker rooms for diffused light & privacy

building addition

clearstory for diffused light & ventilation

scupper sculptural pond to highlight storm water re use

design problem

integrating the golf course + professional yet inviting +

connecting to campus + create an entrance +

connect 3 segregated spaces +

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interior program

materialscertified indoor air quality

credits toward LEED certrecycled & partly recycledled & compact fluorescent

dimmers and motion censors

interior gardenproshop officespractice roommen & women locker restaurant & bargentlemen’s lounge

7,000sq ft

pro-shop

entry

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gentlemen’s lounge

feature water wallacoustical cloud

partly recycled 3form

ada commercial grade flooring

3form acoustic cloudindoor air quality certified

restaurant & bar

lounge finishes

restaurant finishes

east restaurant

elevation

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hospitality adaptive reuse+branding+logo design+historical preservation+commercial grade material & finish selection

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proposed extension

site planadaptive

reusehistoricgrainelevatorsUS EPA BrownfieldRedevelopment

The language of the exterior pays tribute to the industrial style of the historical grain elevator.

The slight rotation of the proposed extension speaks to the circulation paths that surround the site.

North orientation and future extension of hello walk are celebrated in the structure.

The rotation of the different parts are connected through the ribbon of glass that runs through all 3 of the visible floors.

basement

logo designlocal Raw cuisine, juice & wine bar505 JACKSON ST MOSCOW ID 83843

interior program5,600 sq ft

wine cellaroffice/lockerlobbyexposed kitchenstoragepreparationmain diningprivate dininglounge enclaveswine + juice barexterior seatingmezzanine seating

view from open kitchen to main dining

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first floor second floor mezzanine

branding

At Pur, we are committed to bringing you flawlessly fresh food with its life force still intact. Green + organic + locally grown vegan + raw food served in an upscale style and setting. Our menu changes daily and reflects the availability of organic, high quality, living foods.

Our wine bar that is coupled with our juice bar prides itself on the wine from our local wineries. All of these local and fresh ingredients offers a luscious palette that is simply irresistible.

west section 34view from bar to mezzanine entrance

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zen garden lampinspiration

+relaxation

+function

influenced by isamu noguchi

functions collide light + relaxation.

combining the function of light with the need for to sooth the mind.

+ shade+ zen garden

concept

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professional

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professionalprofesional

hospitality LEED platinum design+mixed use occupancy+revit software+location analysis

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Location: Malibu, CAProject size: 6,300 sqftOccupancy Groups: A-3Construction Type: V-N

main dining

site location

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exterior seating

floor plan

main dining

sushi bar floor tile

stone countertop

wood flooring at main dining

materials + finishes

accessories lighting

natural finishes

beach inspired

beige + wood

diffused lighting

fixtures

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I may be small, but I have a mind the size

of Jupiter. I tend to fill it with random thoughts and when I’m lucky they piece together for creative

inspiration. A little quirky but mostly just

unexpected. I am quite the

intellectual surprise often accompanied by my quick wit.. a pet peeve for ram-

bling. I’m a surprise that packs a punch...

ensuring that I am never soon

forgotten.

breve personal

personal brief