sarah harris gray | interior design portfolio | summer 2014

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5through my designs, i seek to create interior experiences using color, texture, natural light, and architectural elements. i believe that great design is created through the collaboration of architecture and interior design; they are not mutually exclusive. great exteriors are achieved through thoughtful and functional interior spaces and vice versa. i want to create sustainable interior spaces where nature is the inspiration for human focused design. when designs are based on natural ideas, both humans and the earth experience increased benefit and value from one another.

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howell mill animal medical & rescue center

shinjuku art hotel

wilde and twist law, LLP

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8howell mill animal medical & rescue center

the over arching idea for this senior thesis project was to design not only the interior of a space to conform to a set of rules written by humans, but to design a new space for animals where both the interior and exterior are products of each other, and their relationship is intertwined with the use of the landscape so that each area is thoughtfully conceived and implemented in a deliberate manner that is sustainable as well as innovative. the intent was to design not from merely the viewpoint of the

human that occupies and uses the space, but to actively incorporate the perspective that an animal might have as they are visiting, living in, or being treated in these spaces.

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this project seeks to completely integrate the visions of both parties that will be occupying the space, an innovative design idea that if successfully executed, will maintain better emotional and physical well-being of all living things within the building.

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separate entrances, waiting spaces, exam rooms, grieving rooms, and medical wards are provided for cats and dogs. this guarantees that they will not cross paths in this high stress environment.

the circulation of the animal hospital is a necessity for safety protocol and ease of visibility, mobility, and also disease mitigation. short, direct passageways are the most economical and safest approach to effective and timely medical care.

the treatment area is designed to be the central hub of the hospital allowing for direct access to all of the peripheral medical spaces in addition to the patient areas. having the treatment area in teh center allows visual and audible connections between staff and animals at any given time.

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ground floor shelter plan

creating dog and cat centric facilities will not only reduce the stress and improve the welfare of the animals, but it will increase the likelihood that healing will take place for sick animals and that permanent homes will be found for those in the shelter.

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the animal relinquishment drop off location is set aside from the main entrance allowing for isolation. the independent clinic gives the shelter the ability to isolate incoming animals and provide routine check ups, vaccinations, and de-worming on the animals housed in the shelter. it also ensures that every animal that leaves the shelter is spayed or neutered, if of proper age, to further help to decrease the homeless pet population.

puppy housing rooms are important and safer in that the dens are specifically designed for adolescent dogs. housing up to three puppies from a single litter, they keep noise and stress levels down by restricting visual access of the puppies.

indoor play and meeting areas are important for socialization with other animals and people. play areas allow for exercise even days with bad weather, and meeting spaces give potential adopters a chance to meet with individual animals one on one.

outdoor access for both dogs and cats is an important feature of this hospital and shelter. exterior stimulation, daylight, and natural ventilation all keep animals healthy and happy. the public park area also fosters increased community involvement.

increasing rates of successful adoptions and lowering the homeless pet population begins with educating the community. by providing a space for lectures, presentations, and workshops, the shelter and hospital can function as a learning environment for the public.

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puppy home and indoor dog runs adoption reception and cat home area

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dutch doors provide a safer option for smaller and larger dogs alike because they cant squeeze under them. frosted glass on the bottom prevents visibility lowering stress and nosie levels. indoor/outdoor dog runs give full autonomy to the animals without hindering accessibility to potential adopters.

cat pods are composed of 3 cubes each which give single cats ample room for sleeping, eating, playing, vertical stretching, and using the litter box without one area overlapping into another. one frosted cube provides privacy while clear glass provides visibility for potential adopters. manual sliding doors to separate the cubes into two areas allow for easy cleaning.

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located in the vibrant business district of tokyo, japan, the shinjuku grand art hotel displays the convergence of luxury with artistic modernism. angled walls combined with expansive facades allow guests to experience the changing light and shadows that occur in the city between sunrise and sunset. asymmetrical balance and wabi sabi design principles lend to the traditional japanese cultural aesthetic. bright pops of color and clean, intentional lines reflect the contemporary art culture and introduce form and movement throughout the spaces. unobstructed floor to ceiling curtain walls force the circulation to the exterior, allowing guests to experience the dynamic japanese lifestyle. the juxtaposition of serene natural elements and textures with the large bold art pieces and oversized sculptural forms creates an environment that is both stimulating and calming. this modern art hotel provides a sophisticated yet exciting stay for any guest.

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presidential suite rendered floorplan

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WILDE AND TWIST, LLPSUSTAINABLE DESIGN IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

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wilde and twist, LLP is an environmental law firm that resides in the heart of downtown athens, ga. occupying a renovated studio space, this design takes a modern approach to the traditional law office layout. using open spaces, shared work areas, transparent partition walls, sustainable materials, and bright pops of color, this office feels vibrant and airy throughout the day. focusing on the natural world, this design incorporates forms and colors often found in our surrounding outdoor environment. an abundance of natural daylight throughout the building provides both the staff and the visitors with an invigorating and upbeat interior space to be in while also lowering energy needs. the angled walls emphasize the structural trusses and pathways. they reveal and hide spaces while guiding employees and visitors throughout the space. main floor

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Wilde and Twist Law

12/7/11Sarah Harris

Jon Biron


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coated steel cables covered in colorful rope emulate the growth of a tree through the changing densities of cables. just as trees branch out and become less dense as they grow taller, so too do these cables. hanging florescent tube lamps and transparent resin prisms act as leaves for this nature inspired mobile structure.

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Wilde and Twist Law

12/7/11Sarah Harris

Jon Biron


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Studio III

Wilde and Twist Law

12/7/11Sarah Harris

Thom Houser


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waiting area lobby/reception

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the entrance wall of the firm is clad in 3 reclaimed teak strips with cathode tube lamps of various lengths placed at various heights.

the pearl district market

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located in the pearl district of portland, oregon, the pearl district market offers a community oriented, green shopping environment for people of all ages. featuring a variety of retail stores, restaurants for all occasions, a weekend and biweekly farmers market, a public television studio, a daycare, an office complex, a large educational center, and abundant amounts of green space for the publics use, the pearl district market is an inviting place to spend quality time with your family and neighbors in an exciting multi-use outdoor environment.

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green roof terrace and garden

live beehive display case

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educational centerthe bee exhibit in the

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The bee is a vital insect for plants, animals, humans, and the world in which we live. Itallows so many different biological and environmental processes to take place each year.This exhibit is meant to teach visitors about the life, body, and biological processes of theinsect in a fun, educational, and interactive way.

ANNOTATIONS:

1. Entrance begins with floor garden and general information about bees and the environment in which they live.2. Signage points patrons into the right direction for the bee exhibit setups and for the sustainable farming practices setup.3. The honey bee dance will show visitors about the intricate communication process between honey bees for flower location and type of pollen.4. The bee habitat will display to visitors the type of environment that bees live in and how they create their home together.5. The pollination area will educate visitors on the process of pollinization and what it accomplishes for the bees and for humans.6. The bee hive area will have a hive located between 2 panes of glass in the curtain wall so that visitors are able to see the process in which bees create honey comb and produce honey.7. The honey hut will house a single employee and he will give out samples of diffent types of honey to visitors.8. The society and hierarchy area will provide information on the structure of the bee community and how they all work together to accomplish their goals.9. The types of bees area will have information about all the different types of bees in the world and their importance.10. The life cycle of the bee will describe the different stages of the bee's life and the actions that occur in each.11. The future of the bee display will describe the urgency of the bee's actions for humans and for the earth's natural processes and how their numbers are decreasing worldwide.It will also describe steps that humans can take to sustain them for future generations.12. The sustainable and organic farming areas will show methods for farming in ways thatare better for the earth.13. An elevator will lead visitors up to the green roof where they can view native Oregon plants.

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3/16" = 1'-0"3Storefront Elevation

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GENERAL NOTES:

1. All walls have acoustical blankets and all interior walls are 5" 2-hr fire rated.2. Exit signs placed above all doors that serve as a path of egress.3. Security cameras located at all entrances and exits throughout the store.4. Sprinklers are located at 18" OC and 12" from glass storefront wall.5. Smoke detectors in central location of store, vaccine/grooming room, and BOH.

ANNOTATIONS:

1. Storefront inspired by a yard where a dog might live with grass, a dog house entrance, fire hydrant, stop sign, and a tree.2. Spaces split up into type of merchandise as customers walk through the store with POS located directly in the middle of retail area.3. Clothing displayed in front for impulse buying with beds displayed next to them.4. Care items such as medicine, grooming products, and dental hygeine, located outside of the grooming and vaccine clinical room.5. Grooming and vaccine clinical room located in back corner with waiting area for owners.6. Cat product area located in back with large shelves for food bags and litter in addition to peg board and table display for toys and treats.7. Large solid wood shelves line the dog food area with peg boards and tables reserved for treats.8. Housing and training areas are located up front with dog houses and a large white resin tree for leashes to hang on. Additional display units show collars and training vests.9. Play toys are located throughout store and at checkout for impulse buys.10. Accoustical GWB cyclindrical panels with downlights hang overhead throughout the store in addition to large dome pendant luminaires.11. Downlight wall mounted luminaires hang over displays for added detail.

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olive the green dog sells sustainable pet products including food, play toys, care items, treats, training equipment, and beds for both dogs and cats. additionally, a grooming and vaccine clinic is located in the store for convenience to customers. dogs are always welcome and materials including rubber flooring help make their visits more comfortable. the storefront is meant to be reminiscent of a yard where a dog may call home. a large white resin tree holding leashes accompanies a steel dog house door through which both owner and pet enter together.

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1. All walls have acoustical blankets and interior walls are 5" 2-hr fire rated.2. Exit signs placed above all doors that serve as a path of egress.3. Sprinklers located at 18" OC and 12" away from glass storefront walls.4. Smoke detectors located in kithchen, restrooms, and all dining areas.5. Security cameras located at all entrances and exits, manager office, bar, and at cash register.

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1. POS located directly at entrance for informal atmosphere with wait service for delivery of food and drink service done by patrons at drink station located at end of the bar.2. Wooden benches with planters located outside and directly inside restaurant for waiting.3. Bar located at entrance for early evening drinks and casual small party lunch dining.4. Large chalk board menu located directly above POS displays seasonal items to be prepared fresh daily by the chefs.5. All countertops and cabinets to be made of sustainable and recyclable materials.6. Rectangular GWB ceiling panels hang over specific locations to denote bar and eating locations while providing acoustical noise reduction and house large dome pendant lights as well as downlight wall washers over bar.7. Handicap accessibility to each type of dining atmosphere in restaurant provided.8. Large curtain wall windows around the perimeter for maximum daylight penetration.9. High top table dining for community atmosphere while enjoying meals.10. Seating for 1, 2, and larger groups of patrons available throughout restaurant.11. Booth seating available next to windows and away from the windows for more private dining.12. Window bar seating available for individuals or for small party dining with views out onto the patio.13. Herb gardens located throughout the restaurant to remind patrons of the fresh food and of the outdoors while dining.14. Shaded patio available for open air dining next to the fresh produce market.15. Storefront curtain walls have wood cladded planter boxes and steel wires suspended from window to window with glass planter orbs with herbs hanging down.16. Reclaimed branches used to create large sculptural object hanging on wall behind bar.17. Wall next to the booth seats is cladded in 1.5" walnut wood stripping.

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herbesco restaurant floor plan

window booth seating

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herbesco restraurant storefront

patio dining

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GENERAL NOTES:

1. All walls have acoustical blankets and all interior walls are 5" 2-hr fire rated.2. Exit signs placed above all doors that serve as a path of egress.3. Security cameras located at entrances/exits and in hidden locations around store.4. Sprinklers located at 18" OC and 12" away from storefront glass.5. Smoke detector in central location of store and BOH.

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1. Entry angled in to promote privacy and curiousity from customers.2. Angles on storefront, in flooring materials, and in the shape of the display cabinets make use of the jewelry artist's shapes and forms.3. Storefront display integrated into glass curtain wall storefront.4. concrete display boxes hang on either wall throughout store to display different collections (old and new) and have lockable glass fronts on them.5. Concrete and wood paneled ring gardens with moss inset on the top provide individual display of new ring collections.6. Moss square covered back wall with wood slatted angled shelves that protrude outward and hold hair accessories and add an earth quality to the hard materials in the store.7. Custom designed and fabricated central display and POS cabinet with large glass encased jewelry display units house two employees each at a time.8. Ceiling formation derived from artist's hammered metal collection and houses 6" downlight wall washers for directed light on wall displays around the store.9. Large metal pendant lights hang over the ring gardens as well as different locations over the central display cabinet for non-shadow forming ambient lighting for viewing jewelry on.

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jewelry store longitudinal section

moss tile back display wall

ring gardens & main display case

kyler jewelry designs storefront

kyler jewelry designs sells handcrafted artisan made metal jewelry. ranging from earrings and bracelets, to necklaces and rings, kyler sells custom made sustainable designs. made from reclaimed metals such as copper, silver, and gold, their pieces are unique and beautiful.

the ceiling formation is derived from the artists hammered metal collection. the angles used on the storefront and within draw inspiration from the use of various shapes and forms within the collections. dark wood, concrete, and rich violet are set off by a large moss display wall in the back. soft directed lighting creates an inviting atmosphere for clients to view jewelry.

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ANNOTATIONS

1. Entrance is created through stacked wooden slatted boxes that are open and transparent so that the patrons inside can see outside and so that patrons outside can see inside.2. Books are stacked and arranged on the shelves created by these crates throughout the kiosk.3. Reading area located in the back of the kiosk with large lounge style chairs for comfort.4. Ceiling of kiosk is angled glass planes to allow sunlight in for reading.5. Tables with seating provided outside on either side of kiosk for reading and enjoying coffee.

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1/8" = 1'-0"1First Floor Plan

GENERAL NOTES:

1. All walls have acoustical blankets and all interior walls are 5" 2-hr fire rated.2. Exit signs placed above all doors that serve as a path of egress.3. Security cameras located at all entrances and exits.4. Sprinklers located 18" OC and 12" away from glass storefront wall.5. Smoke detectors located in main plan of stores (both levels) and in BOH (both levels).

ANNOTATIONS:

1. Angled storefronts on both floors seek to bring customers to the front furniture display cabinets and then lead them into the store.2. Large curtain wall storefront displays show off the latest furniture that is available through the company.3. Gambion walls are located throughout the perimeter of the store on both levels and around the staircase. All rocks that make up the walls were reclaimed from the site during mall construction.4. Simple, clean materials with an absence of color put the furniture and the materials used in it on display.5. Home office furniture is located downstairs while bedroom, living room, diningroom, and outdoor furniture are located on the second floor.6. The office and bedroom furniture is surrounded by gambion walls to evoke a sense of privacy and the darkness or absence of light evokes calm, quiet emotions.7. The living room, dining room, and outdoor furniture is surrounded with clean white walls and 1.5' tall wheat grasses to evoke a sense of openness and daylight for awake and alert feelings.8. The glass staircase in the middle of the store surrounds an elevator shaft for accessibility purposes.9. Track lighting and recessed downlights are used for both ambient and directed lighting.10. A large skylight is located directly above the staircase to flood both levels of the store with natural daylight.11. The ceiling is exposed concrete from the underside of the roof with all HVAC items left exposed but painted white to provide a dramatic backdrop for the dark woods and metals used in the furniture below.

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1/8" = 1'-0"1First Floor Plan

GENERAL NOTES:

1. All walls have acoustical blankets and all interior walls are 5" 2-hr fire rated.2. Exit signs placed above all doors that serve as a path of egress.3. Security cameras located at all entrances and exits.4. Sprinklers located 18" OC and 12" away from glass storefront wall.5. Smoke detectors located in main plan of stores (both levels) and in BOH (both levels).

ANNOTATIONS:

1. Angled storefronts on both floors seek to bring customers to the front furniture display cabinets and then lead them into the store.2. Large curtain wall storefront displays show off the latest furniture that is available through the company.3. Gambion walls are located throughout the perimeter of the store on both levels and around the staircase. All rocks that make up the walls were reclaimed from the site during mall construction.4. Simple, clean materials with an absence of color put the furniture and the materials used in it on display.5. Home office furniture is located downstairs while bedroom, living room, diningroom, and outdoor furniture are located on the second floor.6. The office and bedroom furniture is surrounded by gambion walls to evoke a sense of privacy and the darkness or absence of light evokes calm, quiet emotions.7. The living room, dining room, and outdoor furniture is surrounded with clean white walls and 1.5' tall wheat grasses to evoke a sense of openness and daylight for awake and alert feelings.8. The glass staircase in the middle of the store surrounds an elevator shaft for accessibility purposes.9. Track lighting and recessed downlights are used for both ambient and directed lighting.10. A large skylight is located directly above the staircase to flood both levels of the store with natural daylight.11. The ceiling is exposed concrete from the underside of the roof with all HVAC items left exposed but painted white to provide a dramatic backdrop for the dark woods and metals used in the furniture below.

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bent pages kiosk floor plan

environment furniture first floor plan environment furniture second floor plan

used book reading area and display

seating area and entrance

environment furniture storefront

second floor storefront display

furniture design

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the pineapple was created using planer plywood pieces. i deconstructed the fruit into its basic geometric elements and then fitted the pieces together allowing for light and air to penetrate the sculpture.

the champagne chair was created from the cork and the wire cage of a single champagne bottle. after grinding up the cork, i used resin in order to mold the cantilevered seat and back to fit the human form.

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out of balance is a wine bottle casegood that was desinged on an assymetrical slant with accute attention to joint detail and angled geometry

the carpus chair and table were designed for the broad street studios front entrance lobby. designed for groups of 3, acute geometry and simple traditional danish design principles collide in the structures. simple geometric shifts througout the pieces give it a distinct look while still borrowing from the surrounding architecture.

sarah harris gray | interior design portfolio | summer 2014

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