The document describes several interior design projects completed by Glenice Parker Heap as part of her graduate studies. They include a wellness center inspired by the mineral olivine, an Alzheimer's care facility called The Hearth centered around a fireplace, an Italian restaurant in Florida, a bank in Georgia, a youth shelter in Portland, apartment and office designs, and a law firm project. The projects showcase Heap's skills in concept development, space planning, materials selection, and graphics.

1. Glenice Parker Heap
Brenau University
MID Student Presentation
High Museum
June 7, 2012

2. The concept and the inspiration is derived from the
mineral olivine, found in volcanic areas. Though rough on
the surface, when polished, is transformed into a Peridot.
Difficult to distinguish, the green jewel hidden inside must
be broken, polished, and refined to be fully appreciated.
The same is true for complete wellness. Within each
person, there is a radiance that can be polished by
exercising the mind, body, and spirit.
Glenice Parker Heap – Graduate Studio

3. ID 649/650 - Graduate Studio – Fall 2011/Spring 2012
Olivine Wellness Center

4. ID 649/650 - Graduate Studio – Fall 2011/Spring 2012
Olivine Wellness Center

5. ID 649/650 - Graduate Studio – Fall 2011/Spring 2012
Olivine Wellness Center

6. ID 649/650 - Graduate Studio – Fall 2011/Spring 2012
Olivine Wellness Center

7. ID 649/650 - Graduate Studio – Fall 2011/Spring 2012
Olivine Wellness Center

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17. ID 645 - Healthcare Design – Spring 2012
The Hearth Alzheimer's Center
CONCEPT
STATEMENT
The design for the Hearth
was inspired by the ideas of
Frank Lloyd Wright who
used the hearth as the heart
of the home. The fireplace
area is the central vista in the
home and is the first view
from the front entry. The
extended screened in porch
area also includes a mirrored
outdoor fireplace so adults
can enjoy the outdoors while
gathering by a warm fire.

18. ID 645 - Healthcare Design – Spring 2012
The Hearth Alzheimer's Center

19. ID 645 - Healthcare Design – Spring 2012
The Hearth Alzheimer's Center

20. ID 644 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Fall 2011
Pomodoro Fine Italian Dining – Marco Island Waterfront, Florida
CONCEPT
STATEMENT
Create a dining environment on the
waterfront in Marco Island that
could balance the existing Italian
Renaissance architecture, with a
more contemporary situation.
Ceilings are similar to those used in
Italian architecture using domes,
and undulated transitions. Details
in intimate seating areas contain
rich fabrics and finishes, that follow
the curves created in the
restaurant logo.
Three Dimensional CADD Rendering – Design Development Phase

21. ID 644 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Fall 2011
Pomodoro Fine Italian Dining – Marco Island Waterfront, Florida

22. ID 644 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Fall 2011
Pomodoro Fine Italian Dining – Marco Island Waterfront, Florida

23. ID 644 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Fall 2011
Pomodoro Fine Italian Dining – Marco Island Waterfront, Florida

24. ID 442 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Spring 2011
Peoples Bank & Trust – Buford, Georgia
CONCEPT STATEMENT
Peoples Bank & Trust was created for community, and insight into their
success helped form the basis for a design that further emphasized
harmony. Throughout the space there is use of circular connections which
remind you of relationship and unity. Blending warm colors with their
traditional burgundy logo adds a more modern awareness to the space.
Active textures help express movement and growth, bringing cohesiveness
and agreement to the plan.

25. ID 442 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Spring 2011
Peoples Bank & Trust – Buford, Georgia

26. ID 442 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Spring 2011
Peoples Bank & Trust – Buford, Georgia

27. ID 442 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Spring 2011
Peoples Bank & Trust – Buford, Georgia

28. ID 442 - Hospitality/Retail Studio – Spring 2011
Peoples Bank & Trust – Buford, Georgia

29. ID 440 Universal Design – Spring 2010/ Harbor House Youth Shelter
Harbor House is a safe place of transition providing
nurturing, counseling, and guidance for runaway youth
between the ages of 10 and 17. Harbor House is located in
the heart of Portland where there is a strong community of
artisans and environmentally conscience individuals. This
design showcases not only the need for reclaiming materials,
but also reclaiming lives. Seasonal colors are highlighted in
the floor plan which follows the structure of a large tree. The
trunk runs through the center and the braches linked to the
trunk provide support and structure within the mentoring
spaces, counseling rooms and open deli. The Seasons Deli
serves flavors from the open market where proceeds are
used to support the efforts of the Harbor House Shelter
All paints and finish materials have low VOC’s and comply
with LEED standards. Cabinetry and custom pieces were
made by local Oregon artists who specialize in reclaimed
materials. All areas have wide doorways, with five foot turn
around spaces in the bathroom and shower spaces. Lighting
fixtures are made from reclaimed glass and use compact
florescent lamps that are Energy Star rated for efficiency.
Fabrics are Terratex choices made from 100% recycled or
compostable materials. All rooms allow for a five foot turn
around to accommodate wheelchairs, and ease of mobility.
Wide hallways and doorways help everyone transition from
one space to another.
If we look at the word transition as a noun, it is a
passage from one stage to another that involves movement
and development. In each season, there are changes and
shifts in our lives that affect movement. That same spirit will
work to change individuals who pass through this space to
begin a new season of positive change in their lives.

30. Harbor House – First Floor
SANDWICH SHOP FINISH SCHEDULE
KEY MANUFACTURER LOCATION COLOR/FINISH SUSTAINABILITY
C-01 LAMIN-ART SANDWICH SHOP COUNTER COPPER LEED Selection
C-02 FALCON DESGINS SANDWICH SHOP TABLES CUSTOM RECLAIMED WOOD
FL-01 ECO TIMBER GRAIN BAMBOO FLOORING SANDWICH SHOP VERTICAL AMBER & NATURAL RENEWABLE MATERIALS
FL-02 U.S. CERAMIC TILE SANDWICH SHOP BATHROOM FLOOR DIANA WHITE
PT-01 SHERWIN WILLIAMS SANDWICH SHOP BLUESKY LOW VOC
PT-02 SHERWIN WILLIAMS SANDWICH SHOP CEILING ROMAN COLUM LOW VOC
PT-03 SHERWIN WILLIAMS 1st FLOOR BATHROOM POLAR BEAR LOW VOC
PT-04 SHERWIN WILLIAMS 1st FLOOR RECEPTION OYSTER BAR LOW VOC
GR-01 ARMSTRONG CEILING GRID AXIOM/SOFT CORNER HIGH RECYCLED CONTENT
GR-02 ARMSTRONG CEILING TILES WH-WHITE 4 x 4 TILES LEED Selection
SANDWICH SHOP FURNITURE SPCHEDULE
KEY QUANTITY ITEM MANUFACTURER FABRIC/FINISH DIMENSIONS LOCATION
T-01 4 TABLE FALCON DESIGNS AMBER 42" DIAMETER SANDWICH SHOP
CH-01 16 MAX STACKER STEELCASE PLASTIC 21 1⁄2" 20" 30 1⁄4" SANDWICH SHOP
T-01
CH-01 C-01 FL-01 FL-01 PALETTE FOR FIRST FLOOR

31. Harbor House – Second Floor
SECOND FLOOR FINISH SCHEDULE
KEY MANUFACTURER LOCATION COLOR/FINISH SUSTAINABILITY
C-01 LAMIN-ART KITCHENETTE AREA COPPER LEED Selection
C-02 FALCON DESGINS COMMONS TABLE CUSTOM RECLAIMED WOOD
FL-01 ECO TIMBER GRAIN BAMBOO FLOORING COMMONS AREA VERTICAL AMBER & NATURAL RENEWABLE MATERIALS
FL02 MCKINLEY CARPETS RESIDENCE ROOMS WHEAT WOOL/NATURAL MATERIALS
PT-01 SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMMONS AREA RESTFUL WHITE LOW VOC
PT-02 SHERWIN WILLIAMS RESIDENCE ROOMS POLAR BEAR LOW VOC
PT-03 SHERWIN WILLIAMS 2nd FLOOR BATHROOM POLAR BEAR LOW VOC
PT-04 SHERWIN WILLIAMS 2nd FLOOR CORRIDOR RESTFUL WHITE LOW VOC
GR-01 ARMSTRONG CEILING GRID AXIOM/SOFT CORNER HIGH RECYCLED CONTENT
GR-02 ARMSTRONG CEILING TILES WH-WHITE 4 x 4 TILES LEED Selection
COMMONS AREA FURNITURE SCHEDULE
KEY QUANTITY ITEM MANUFACTURER FABRIC/FINISH DIMENSIONS
CH-01 4 LOUNGE CHAIRS STEELCASE OFF THE GRID 34 x 34x 32
C-01 ET-01 2 SIDEWALK TABLE STEELCASE GLASS TOP 24 x 24
S-01 1 GROOVE CHAIR STEELCASE CITRUS 78n x 36 x 32
CT-01 2 GROOVE TABLE STEELCASE GLASS/WOOD 18 x 24
TV-01 1 TV CABINET FALCON DESIGNS AMBER 64x19x46.5
S-01
ET-01 CT-01

32. Seasons Deli
at Harbor House
1'-3"
3'
9'
1'-9"
2'-8"
4"
Elevation of Cabinetry
GLASS SHELF
RECLAIMED
Perspective of Sandwich Shop 3'
WOOD FRONT
COMMERCIAL
TOASTER OVEN
9'
1'
1'-9" SILESTONE
3'-6"
2'-6" RECLAIMED
WOOD FRONT
3'
Elevation of Serving Counter
Detail of Cabinetry

33. Harbor House - Second Floor Commons Area
Paint Palette Second Floor Fabric Palette Second Floor

34. Harbor House – Sandwich Shop
Reflected Ceiling Plan

35. Harbor House – Second Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan
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36. ID 441 Residential Design – Spring 2010/Mountain Retreat
Design Concept
A mountain retreat
inspired by the colors
of the season seen in
and around Mt.
Hood and Willamette
Valley. In the winter,
there are ice blues
and gray tones that
seem to glisten off the
mountaintop and
these colors give a Fabric Palette Second Floor
peaceful and serene
feeling that is both
relaxing and calming.

37. ID 441 Residential Design – Spring 2010/Mountain Retreat

38. ID 441Residential Design – Spring 2010/Mountain Retreat
First Floor Plan - not to scale

39. ID 441Residential Design – Spring 2010/Mountain Retreat
THEATER
TILED SHOWER
BR. 3
WINE CELLAR
BENCH
TILED SHOWER
CRAWL SPACE
Second Floor Plan - not to scale

40. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Bar/Restaurant Project Banquette and Table Seating

41. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Bar/Restaurant Project
Banquette and Table Seating

42. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Showroom Space - Bicycle & Skateboard Shop

43. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Two Story Office
with Open Stairway Upstairs View of Stairway

44. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Showroom Space - Bicycle & Skateboard Shop

45. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Showroom Space - Bicycle & Skateboard Shop

46. ID 333 Advanced Cad – Spring 2010
Office Space w/Conference Room Rotunda

47. ID 295 Interior Design Graphics – Summer of 2009
One Point Perspective One Point Perspective

48. ID 295 Interior Design Graphics – Summer of 2009
One Room Axonometric Axonometric of Apartment

49. ID 295 Interior Design Graphics – Summer of 2009
Two Point Perspective Two Point Perspective

50. ID 223 Auto Cad – Fall 2008
31'-10 1/2"
19' 12'-10 1/2"
8'-9 1/2"
LIVING / DINING
34'-6"
35'-1"
BED ROOM
26'-3 1/2"
5'
5'
CLOSET
FOYER
9'-6"
KITCHEN
LIN. BATH
5'
13'-7 1/2" 8'-1 1/2" 10'-1 1/2"
31'-10 1/2"
Apartment Design Drawing – Not to Scale

51. ID 223 Auto Cad – Fall 2008
1
61'-12"
24'-6" 7' 2' 1
42" 5' 1
2'-42" 1
19'-102"
4' HALL
3'-1"
LIN
KITCHEN
LIVING/DINING
CLOSET
10' BEDROOM
5'-63"
8
4' ENTRY
Apartment Design Drawing – Not to Scale

52. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
Law Firm – Prawo Co Pomce/ Immigration Law – Group Project

53. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
Law Firm – Prawo Co Pomce/ Immigration Law – Group Project

54. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
Law Firm – Prawo Co Pomce/ Immigration Law – Group Project

55. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
Law Firm – Prawo Co Pomce/ Immigration Law – Group Project

56. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
Law Firm – Prawo Co Pomce/ Immigration Law – Group Project

57. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
New York Apartment

58. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
New York Apartment

59. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
New York Apartment

60. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
New York Apartment

61. ID 275 Interior Design Process & Preparation – Fall 2007
New York Apartment