this report describes the trendiest styles of interior design with focusing on the styles that work on local materials and elements. each style is defined and characterized in terms of elements and principles of design. submitted to the local lecture of university of duhok/kurdistan of iraq.
this report describes the trendiest styles of interior design with focusing on the styles that work on local materials and elements. each style is defined and characterized in terms of elements and principles of design. submitted to the local lecture of university of duhok/kurdistan of iraq.
Over the years Doshi has created architecture that relies on a sensitive adoption and refinement of modern architecture within an Indian context.
Check for more presentations at - www.archistudent.net
The museum brand footprint - the role of architecture in defining the museum'...Gilles Duffau
Analyse de l'utilisation du bâtiment dans la stratégie de construction de l'identité d'un musée à travers 8 exemples opérationnels. Etude publiée en 2006 par la société de marketing DMD (www.dmdinsight.com), qui ne semble plus être opérationnelle.
Over the years Doshi has created architecture that relies on a sensitive adoption and refinement of modern architecture within an Indian context.
Check for more presentations at - www.archistudent.net
The museum brand footprint - the role of architecture in defining the museum'...Gilles Duffau
Analyse de l'utilisation du bâtiment dans la stratégie de construction de l'identité d'un musée à travers 8 exemples opérationnels. Etude publiée en 2006 par la société de marketing DMD (www.dmdinsight.com), qui ne semble plus être opérationnelle.
Lakeland College (Canada) interior design students create a portfolio of their work from their two year diploma program. This is from Sydeny Melnyk, Class of 2016.
Class of 2013 Lakeland College interior design student Chelsea Schwindt's portfolio of work from academic 2012-13. This includes NKBA kitchen and bathroom projects, a restaurant and other interior design projects.
Practical Modeling: Making the Invisible Visible w/o speaker notesKaarin Hoff
From pre-conference 4 hour workshop at Information Architecture Summit 2015
Brochure description
IA practitioners are encountering problem spaces that are more complex than ever before. Cross-channel ecosystems, huge enterprise platforms, and decentralized content delivery are just a few challenges we are having to explore, understand, and gain direction around with stakeholders, before it’s wise to dive into the particulars of interfaces. But how can we collaborate on architecture without the entanglements of design detail? Enter modeling.
Modeling allows us to work with abstraction as tangible objects; it brings physicality to language, decisions, and conceptual relationships that make up and underpin the ecosystems we work with. It allows us to analyze and collaborate more efficiently, with less effort and distraction. It is especially valuable for:
Discovering and defining “why” we should do something and “what” we should do before jumping into “how” we should do it
Untangling complex concepts in order to explain something to yourself
Collaborating about (and deciding on) functional capabilities as a group prior to fussing with interfaces
Grappling with abstract and quantitative data and their intersections
Understanding and relating the parts of big, complex systems
Exploring and creating semantic structures and frameworks
DESKRIPSI CLIENT PROFILE
Client : Pingky Titus Awaliyah
Tujuan : Teaser Workshop Event
Durasi : 30 Second
Warna dominasi : Tosca
Warna aksen : bebas
Content : Opening, promo event, coming soon on january
Nama event : Artzone
Penyelenggara : Jendela Art Academy
Materi event : 3d enviroment, digital manga, hand lettering
Bed bugs have spread prolifically in recent years, and as public buildings, libraries can be especially vulnerable. The internet is full of suggestions and remedies on how to kill bed bugs, but there are only a few select ways of being sure they have been fully eradicated. In this webinar, you’ll learn about prevention techniques and treatments that are safe for your collections.
Expert Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Drafting ServicesResDraft
Whether you’re looking to create a guest house, a rental unit, or a private retreat, our experienced team will design a space that complements your existing home and maximizes your investment. We provide personalized, comprehensive expert accessory dwelling unit (ADU)drafting solutions tailored to your needs, ensuring a seamless process from concept to completion.
Dive into the innovative world of smart garages with our insightful presentation, "Exploring the Future of Smart Garages." This comprehensive guide covers the latest advancements in garage technology, including automated systems, smart security features, energy efficiency solutions, and seamless integration with smart home ecosystems. Learn how these technologies are transforming traditional garages into high-tech, efficient spaces that enhance convenience, safety, and sustainability.
Ideal for homeowners, tech enthusiasts, and industry professionals, this presentation provides valuable insights into the trends, benefits, and future developments in smart garage technology. Stay ahead of the curve with our expert analysis and practical tips on implementing smart garage solutions.
White wonder, Work developed by Eva TschoppMansi Shah
White Wonder by Eva Tschopp
A tale about our culture around the use of fertilizers and pesticides visiting small farms around Ahmedabad in Matar and Shilaj.
Between Filth and Fortune- Urban Cattle Foraging Realities by Devi S Nair, An...Mansi Shah
This study examines cattle rearing in urban and rural settings, focusing on milk production and consumption. By exploring a case in Ahmedabad, it highlights the challenges and processes in dairy farming across different environments, emphasising the need for sustainable practices and the essential role of milk in daily consumption.
Book Formatting: Quality Control Checks for DesignersConfidence Ago
This presentation was made to help designers who work in publishing houses or format books for printing ensure quality.
Quality control is vital to every industry. This is why every department in a company need create a method they use in ensuring quality. This, perhaps, will not only improve the quality of products and bring errors to the barest minimum, but take it to a near perfect finish.
It is beyond a moot point that a good book will somewhat be judged by its cover, but the content of the book remains king. No matter how beautiful the cover, if the quality of writing or presentation is off, that will be a reason for readers not to come back to the book or recommend it.
So, this presentation points designers to some important things that may be missed by an editor that they could eventually discover and call the attention of the editor.
3. Client Profile
Josh
•25 yr old working father
•Works as a Chiropractor
•Grew up on acreage like Ashlee, but not in Minnesota—in Nebraska
•Typical day: going to work, cooking, watching sports, spending time with his family
Ashlee
•23 yr old, stay-at-home mother
•Appreciates good design
•Former sales and marketing associate for family-owned business
•Currently pregnant with a baby girl
•Typical day: playing games with family, taking care of Levi, cooking, cleaning, praying, shopping
Levi
•Diagnosed with HPE (Holoprosencephaly) at 18 week ultrasound
RICKERT
•Survived birth with a 3% chance to live and is now one-year-old
•Difficulty standing, seeing, talking, and cannot walk or sit up by himself
•Needs 24-hour special care
RESIDENCE
For the Rickert’s, life is a blessing; for Levi, it’s a miracle.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 4. Display of Doctorate Degree, Diplomas and other 3. Wine storage/Cooler
MAIN FLOOR Chiropractic Awards 4. Full size, 36” refrigerator
•Entry Area •Master Bathroom 5. 6 lineal feet of base cabinets
1. Shoe storage 1. Toilet (enclosed if space allows) 6. Upper cabinets for displayed items, bottles, glasses,
2. Coat closet 2. Linen storage etc (no minimum requirement)
•Mud Room 3. His and her sinks •Girl’s Bedroom
1. Coat storage or closet 4. Large shower 1. Full size bed (54” x 75”)
2. Shoe storage 5. Jacuzzi tub 2. Nightstand
3. Elevator access •Master Bedroom 3. Dresser
•Laundry Area 1. King size bed ( at least 78” x 80”) 4. Closet
1. Front load washer and dryer (new) 2. Dresser •Girl’s Bathroom
2. 5 lineal feet of storage for supplies 3. 2 Nightstands 1. Toilet
3. Folding station 4. Walk-in closet 2. Linen storage
•Kitchen 5. Chair for prayer/rocking a baby to sleep 3. Sink/Vanity
1. All new appliances (36” gas range/stove, large 36” 6. Have enough space for a temporary baby crib if 4. Shower and tub combo
refrigerator/freezer, 24” dishwasher) needed •Guest Bedroom
2. Large sink (at least 30” wide) • Levi’s Bedroom (Temporary Nursery) 1. Full size bed (54” x 75”)
3. Counter bar with 4-6 stools and lowered counter 1. 1 Standard baby crib (when not placed in Master 2. Nightstand
height for wheelchair accessibility Bedroom) 3. Dresser
4. Buffet with 6 lineal feet of base cabinets (separate 2. 1 Pediatric hospital bed 4. Closet
from h base cabinets) 3. Changing table •Guest Bathroom
5. Walk-in pantry 4. Dresser 1. Toilet
6. 12 linear feet of counter top 5. Rocking chair 2. Linen storage
7. 10 linear feet of upper cabinets •Main Bathroom 3. Sink/Vanity
8. 10 linear feet of base cabinets 1. Toilet 4. Shower and tub combo
•Dining Room 2. Linen Storage (In bathroom if space allows or in •Powder Bathroom #2
1. Table that seats 6-8 adjacent hallway) 1. Toilet
2. 6-8 chairs around the table 3. Shower/Tub (Handicap Accessible) 2. Linen storage
3. Patio accessibility 4. Vanity and sink (Wheelchair Accessible) 3. Sink/Vanity
•Sun Room 5. 5’-0” turning radius for Wheelchair Accessibility •Laundry #2
1. Seating for 4-6 6. Storage for wet bath chair after bathing (18” x 22”) 1. Front load washer and dryer (new)
2. 2 end tables • Powder Bathroom 2. Storage cabinets
3. Coffee table or ottoman 1. Toilet 3. Folding counter
4. Patio accessibility 2. Sink/Vanity 4. Hidden from public view/areas
•Great Room 3. Located near Mud Room and garage entrance •Future Therapy Room
1. Lounge seating for 4-6
2. End tables
LOWER FLOOR
•Family Room
1. Special Equipment for Levi
2. Dark room for high contrast
PROGRAMMING
3. Coffee table or ottoman 1. Lounge seating for 4-6 3. Elevator access
4. Wall mounted 54” plasma screen TV
5. Gas fireplace (if budget and space allows)
2. 1-2 End tables
3. Coffee Table or ottoman
•Home Gym
1. Exercise equipment
PHASE
•Home Office 4. Wall mounted 54” Plasma screen TV •Billiards Room
1. Adequate storage for books, papers, and filing 5. Gas fireplace (if budget and space allows) 1. Pool table 4’-0” x 8’-0” (12’-9” x 16’-8” space required)
2. 5 lineal feet of desk top/workspace •Wet Bar 2. Pool cue rack/storage
3. Guest pull up chair that can be easily moved to un- 1. Bar seating for 4-6 (Standard bar height seating) 3. 1-2 Side tables (for drinks, etc)
fold massage table if need be 2. Small single sink
4. SCHEMATIC LAYOUTS
RICKERT
RESIDENCE
Design Concept Statement
In Inver Grove Heights, the Rickert family has plans to build their
first home. The home will be enjoyable for the family and all of their
guests due to the unique, transitional design. Special accommodations
will be taken into consideration to incorporate an elevator, home
therapy room, and home gym for Josh, Ashlee and their son Levi who
suffers from a chronic disorder that is harmful to his brain. Energy and
movement, as well as earth tones, textures, and glass, will allow for
Josh, Ashlee, and Levi to have a functional and uplifting place to make
memories as a growing family.
CRITERIA MATRICES
PROGRAMMING
PHASE
14. SCHEMATIC LAYOUTS
HOPE
&
CRITERIA MATRIX
Client Profile
Hope & Hopkins Strategies is a full service public relations firm. They
generate news coverage about the activities, accomplishments, products, and
HOPKINS
expertise of small to medium sized businesses. Their staff consists of
consultants, writers, and graphic designers who create press releases, marketing
strategies, and media relations’ tactics. They are a progressive group and are
highly interactive. They rely on the team approach to their business, which has
proven successful for the company. The staff strives to cultivate their energetic
work style as well as maintain a professional image.
Design Concept Statement
On the outskirts of downtown Minneapolis, an old building houses a full-
service public relations firm known as Hope & Hopkins. Hope & Hopkins
showcase the work of small to medium sized, conservative businesses and also
advertise products or activities hosted by businesses.
The staff at Hope & Hopkins may focus on different areas as individuals;
however, they all rely on each other and work as a team to successfully
complete their tasks at hand. With that, collaboration and interaction is
greatly encouraged. Their energetic work style continues to demonstrate their
achievements, and an open space will allow employees to work together.
To maintain their highly interactive work style, a variety of Haworth’s
systems furniture was arranged in such a way throughout the space to
promote a group effort and cooperation on projects. The professional
reputation that Hope & Hopkins has built for themselves will remain through
the use of a neutral color palette, including light grays, tans, and just a few
splashes of color. Because the building shell includes such a strong
architectural element, the curve was mimicked in the space to create
repetition and provide interest. This curved element will be covered in a multi-
colored, textured, somewhat metallic wall covering to generate an attractive, PROGRAMMING
unique feature. The space also contains a number of large windows that will
provide natural daylight and be taken advantage of where possible. Natural
light and this color scheme will provide the company with the fresh and
PHASE
energizing, yet classic and professional space Hope & Hopkins required.
18. SCHEMATIC LAYOUTS
Client Profile Design Concept Statement
Alexis and Cory Springer, in their mid-forties, and their four children The Springer residence is a home located in Portland, Oregon, and has existed
have just relocated to a 1910 Arts & Crafts “Shingle House” in a small
neighborhood outside of Portland, Oregon. They are looking to remodel
the outdated kitchen and add a full bath, but they wish to maintain the
since 1910. The home is an Arts & Crafts style home and the owners have chosen to
maintain that historic style. In order to do this, the Springer’s chose to update the look
of their kitchen and also renovate their mudroom into a bathroom. The south wall of
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historic “fabric” in style, finishes, and space planning. Their four children
are very involved in sports, theater, school, and enjoy outings with their
parents. The Springers are only a few blocks away from the original town
this mudroom is an exterior wall, and currently there is a door located on it. Other than
that door, no alterations to the room size and walls are allowed.
With that little bit of background in mind, to renovate this mudroom into a
BATHROOM
park, which consists of a canopy of mature trees, playgrounds, and picnic fresh, warm, modern Art & Crafts style bathroom, I decided to research about the Arts
facilities where they can watch the kids play. & Crafts era, and came up with a few ideas. Beginning with adding the basics to the
Grandpa and Grandma Springer visit often to help with the children. bathroom, I included a nice Kohler toilet, a shower that includes a folding seat, storage
Since the home only has three bedrooms, guests must sleep in the living as requested by the client, and also a nicely sized vanity with adjacent mirror and
room on a pullout couch when visiting. The Springers want to remodel the sconces.
mudroom into another full bath, so that guests do not have to go upstairs. To achieve the “modern” Arts & Crafts style that the clients were looking for, I
decided to use some really flashy, yet warm, mosaic tiles in the shower. These tiles
Requirements have an almost copper accent to them, and this will tie in well with the hammered
•Remodel the mudroom into a full bathroom copper sink I specified for the custom-built vanity. The millwork in the space, which
•Include toilet, sink, and shower includes the vanity and the adjacent floor to ceiling storage cabinet, will be of quartered
•Include towel storage oak with a provincial stain—very popular during the Arts & Crafts movement. And
•Keep the 1910 Arts & Crafts style with warm tones, period lighting, and finally I chose to warm up the entire space by adding a fresh coat of a golden toned
stained woodwork paint to the walls as well as a neutral toned tile to the floors. After this renovation and
•The dimensions of the mudroom and north door may NOT be altered the addition of radiant heated floors, this room will be a favorite for the Springer’s and
•The south door is to the backyard and MAY be eliminated all of their guests.
