views The portfolio of Class of 2014 interior design technology student Keltie Smith. Students learn how to put together a portfolio of their work and have it ready to share for showing to prospective employers and clients. Interior design technology is a two-year diploma program at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, Canada

1. KELTIE
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PORTFOLIO
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2. “Welcome to the inner workings of my mind.”
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3. Table of Contents
Pages 1-3: Introduction/Table of Contents
Pages 4-7: Trout Pond Group Project
Pages 8-21: NKBA Kitchen Challenge
Pages 21-34: Retail Project
Pages 35-50: Restaurant Project
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4. Trout Pond Project
• Group Project
• We were assigned with the challenge of
constructing a house and studio for a middle-
aged married couple. Their private residence had
to be kept separate from their at-home
businesses.
• Group Tasks:
– To build with sustainability and green design in
mind.
– To create a mid-century modern feel.
– To provide appropriate workspaces for the
clients needs.
– To fashion the house in such a way that is
appropriate for the Canadian climates.
• Group Members:
– Emily Birchfield
– Lauren Wojnarski
– Nicole Unteriner
– Keltie Smith
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5. Trout Pond Model
Front view
including studio
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6. Trout Pond Model
Rear View
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7. Trout Pond Perspective
Kitchen
Perspective
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8. NKBA Kitchen Challenge
For this project, I had the challenge of designing
a kitchen for Enchanted Makeovers, a foundation
who’s goal is to transform homeless shelters for
women and children into places that inspire
psychological and behavioral changes. There will
be three women and their children living in this
home at any given time.
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9. NKBA Kitchen Solution
I created a kitchen that three mothers can
easily move through without running into
each other. It includes two dishwashers,
two ovens and a breakfast bar area. There
is also a large chalkboard paint wall for the
children to explore their imaginations
through drawing.
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20. NKBA Kitchen Materials
1. Upper cabinets
2. Countertop
3. Wall paint
4. Ceiling paint
5. Cork flooring
6. Lower cabinets
7. Hardware
8. Backsplash
9. Backsplash
10. Baseboard
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21. NKBA Kitchen
Perspective
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22. Retail Model
Project
I was challenged with a retail
project where I had to build a
model. The store was inside a
shopping mall and I picked a
corner store, so you could see
into the space easier. For this
project I decided to create a
record/vintage guitar shop.
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23. Retail Model
Store Front
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24. Retail Model
From
Above
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25. Retail Model
West
Wall
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26. Retail Model
East
Wall
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33. Retail Materials
1. Cork flooring
2. Wall paint
3. North wall paint
4. Ceiling paint
5. Birch wood veneer
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34. Retail Perspective
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35. Restaurant Project
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The final project we were
challenged
with was the Restaurant project.
The
floor plan we were given is the
floor plan of an actual restaurant
over-looking the harbor in
Vancouver. I chose to stick with
a Canadian themed restaurant
and titled the project ME.
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Legend:
1. Granite countertop
2. Leather for booth seating
3. Wall paint
4. Cedar wood for tables
5. Birch wallpaper
6. Slate flooring
7. Stone veneer
8. Bathroom floor tile
9. Bathroom wall tile
10. Baseboard
11. Hardware

50. Perspectives
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