2. “You can design and create and build
the most wonderful place in the world.
But it takes people to make the dream
a reality.”
- WALT DISNEY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
8. SENIOR LIVING
4. EDUCATION
6. RESIDENTIAL
2. HOLOCAUST MUSEUM
10. MULTI-FAMILY LIVING
14. ARTWORK
112. HOSPITALITY
3. PROJECT BACKGROUND: This Studio
Project was designed to teach the
concept of collaboration between
Architecture, Landscape Architecture
and Interior Design Students. The
focus of each group was being able to
create a unified project that could be
used as plans for the new Dallas
Holocaust Museum location. The
purpose of the project was to develop
a concept and design a new
Holocaust Museum. The concept for
this project was the idea of “Rise” and
playing off the multiple situations and
the people that experienced or
created a rise up against certain the
Nazis or events. Partial credit on all
work to Architect Student: Abraham
Gutierrez Interior Design Students:
Shannon Carl and Michelle Dupont
and Landscape Architecture Students:
Miranda Cochran and Robert Roberts.
This project used AutoCAD, Revit, and
Photoshop to complete it.
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM
PERSPECTIVE OF THE LIBERATION EXHIBIT
BUILDING SECTIONPROCESS RENDERING
2
PERSPECTIVE OF THE GHETTO EXHIBIT
PERSPECTIVE OF REFLECTION EXHIBITBUILDING SECTION
LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN
LEVEL 3 FLOOR PLAN
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4. EDUCATION
PROJECT BACKGROUND: This Studio
Project was designed to teach the
basics of Revit as well as create a
project following the guidelines of the
NEXT competition. The purpose of the
project was to create an Educational
space for a Liberal Arts College in
Norfolk, Virginia and create several
different spaces needed and found on
college campuses including individual
study areas, private and public group
meeting areas. The beginning of the
project required research of Virginia
and the typical architecture found
there as well as research Liberal Arts
colleges and what they consisted of.
The concept for this project was the
idea o raindrops and how they easily
break into several drops but also
easily merge into one big raindrop as
well. This project used Revit and
Photoshop.
PERSPECTIVE OF THE STUDENT WORK CAFE
STUDENT WORK CAFE ELEVATIONPROCESS BUBBLES
4
CLASSROOMS
INDIVIDUAL STUDY
WORK CAFE
ENTRY/LOBBY
FALCULTY GROUP STUDY
PERSPECTIVE OF IN-BETWEEN STUDY
PERSPECTIVE OF THE GROUP STUDYREFLECTED CEILING PLANS
5
RENDERED FLOOR PLANS
5. RESIDENTIAL
PROJECT BACKGROUND: This
Studio Project was designed to
teach the basics of creating a
completed Construction
Document set through hand
drafting as well as creating a
project to potentially be used by
the local Habitat for Humanity. The
plans were to be used to build a
home for the Wounded Warriors
Association. The purpose of the
project was to create Electrical
Data Plans, Dimension Plans, and
Floor Plans. The beginning of the
project required multiple space
planning and problem solving
ideas to best fit the wish list of the
client and meeting city lot codes
for the site. This project used hand
drafting to complete it.
FLOOR PLAN
BACK ELEVATION
6 7
FRONT ELEVATION
DIMENSION PLAN KITCHEN PERSPECTIVE
6. SENIOR LIVING
PROJECT BACKGROUND: This Studio
Project was designed to incorporate
the full design process beginning with
programming and ending with
construction documents and
specifications. The purpose of the
project was to provide renovation
ideas for a skilled nursing floor in a
retirement community in Lubbock,
Texas. This project required code
research for the appropriate building
type and applied it to the existing
features and issues that were present
in the existing building. The concept
for this project was inspired by the
American National Park posters and
focused on the timeless and relaxing
frame of mind they provide. This
project used Revit, AutoCad, and
some Photoshop.
PERSPECTIVE OF THE DINING ROOM
BEDROOM ELEVATIONPROCESS BUBBLES
8
DINING
NURSES
NURSE’S STATION
DINING ROOM
CORRIDOR MED ROOM
BUFFET
KITCHEN
PERSPECTIVE OF THE ACTIVITY PARLOR
PERSPECTIVE OF THE CORRIDOR
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
PERSPECTIVE OF THE PARLOR
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7. MULTI-FAMILY LIVING
PROJECT BACKGROUND: This Studio
Project was designed focus on the
codes that apply to a renovation of an
existing building. The focus of the
project was creating floorplans for
luxury apartments in a multi-use
building in Downtown Lubbock. The
purpose of the project was to
incorporate multiple types of
apartment sizes into the existing floor
plates. The beginning of the project
required code research in order to
understand what category the
apartments would be as well as
learning to calculate certain exit paths.
The concept for this project was
inspired by Lubbock Sunsets and was
titled a “Fresh Start” as a way to bring
in the colors of the sunsets to design
modern and clean apartments. This
project used Revit and Photoshop.
PERSPECTIVE OF ADA APARTMENT
KITCHEN ELEVATIONPROCESS BUBBLES
10
PERSPECTIVE OF 1 BEDROOM 1 BATH
PERSPECTIVE OF 2 BEDROOM 1 BATHPERSPECTIVE OF 3 BED 2 BATH
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FLOOR PLANS
8. HOSPITALITY
PROJECT BACKGROUND: This
Studio Project was designed
focus on the codes that
apply to a renovation of an
existing building. The
focus of the project was
creating floorplans and
Construction Documents for
a new coffee shop in
Downtown Lubbock. The
purpose of the project was
to incorporate multiple
types of functions and
crowds into the existing
floor plate. The beginning
of the project required
code research in order to
understand what category
the Coffee Shop would be.
The concept for this
project was inspired by the
clients wishes to reuse
woods and pieces from the
historical building this
led to the projects name of
“Rustic Restart” as a way
to bring in the modern
colors with the reused
woods to design a modern
and clean coffee shop. This
project used Revit and
Photoshop.
PERSPECTIVE OF COFFEE BAR
MENU WALL ELEVATIONPROCESS BUBBLES
12
SEATIN
G
COF
FEE
BAR
SEATI
NG
PERSPECTIVE OF CREAMERY BAR
PERSPECTIVE OF LOUNGE SEATINGELEVATION OF CASH WRAP
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FLOOR PLAN
10. ELIZABETH BROCK
elizabeth.brock2016@gmai
l.com
(806) 670-6072
Elizabeth Brock
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RESUME
WORK EXPERIENCE
idGroup Intern
May 2015 - August 2015
Assisted with completion of small commercial
project
Maintained and finalized construction
documents
Developed finish and material boards for clients
Gray is Gray
May 2014 - August 2014
Conceptualized design ideas in AutoCAD
Maintained daily opening and closing activities
Directed sales and aided in assisting clients
Upward Bound Tutor
September 2013 - May 2015
Initiated scheduling tutoring for students
Tutored students in Lubbock area
Recorded paperwork from tutor sessions into
database
Upward Bound Student Assistant
August 2015 – Present
Organized and recorded paperwork for new
students
Managed office duties and task assignments
Scheduled all student assistants for 20 hours a
week
EDUCATION
Texas Tech University
Major: Interior Design
Minor: Architecture
Graduation: May 2016
GPA: 3.4
LEED Preparation Seminar
March 2015
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
ACTIVITIES
ASID Student Chapter – Student Member
2013 - Present
IIDA Student Chapter – Student Member
2013 – Present
PHI-Upsilon Omicron- Member
2015-Present
HONORS
IIDA Competitive Sponsorship Recipient
2014 - 2015
President’s List
Spring 2014, 2015
Dean’s list
Fall 2014, 2015
