Brittany Luthy is an interior design student at Southern Illinois University. Her portfolio includes corporate, retail, and conceptual design projects from her junior and senior years. She has experience from internships in furniture retail and design. Luthy is involved in student design organizations and community service activities. Her portfolio demonstrates skills in Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Office.

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LUTHY
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ABOUT ME
I was raised traveling
around the world due to my
father being in the Navy. I
have seen and experienced
a lot of different places
and cultures. Growing up
my favorite part was the
different styles that were
unique to each place.
One day I aspire to be
one of those people who
are helping to make those
stylistic decisions to be
unique to them.
Contact
Email:
brittanyluthy@siu.edu
Cell:
(808)469-5228
Address:
455 Morgan Street
Vergennes, IL
Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.
com/in/brittanyluthy
Education
Major:
Interior Design (B.S.)
Southern Illinois University,
Carbondale
Involvement
IIDA Campus Center - SIUC
President
August 2018-May 2019
Student Member
August 2017-May 2019
ASID Campus Center - SIUC
President-Elect
August 2017-May 2018
Student Member
August 2017-May 2019
Software
Experience
Little Vegas of Carbondale, IL
Customer Service Representative & Cashier
March 2017 – Current
Basic cashier duties and assisting customers with
complaints.
Deloufleur Decor & Designs of Carterville, IL
Intern
July 2018 – December 2018
Learned about the residential furniture industry as
well as assisting customers with furniture needs.
Externship, CI Select / Knoll of St. Louis, MO
Extern
March 2018
Week long job shadowing opprotunity with
different professionals in the office.
Ashley Furniture Outlet of
Carbondale, IL
Sales & Customer Service Representative
August 2016 – January 2017
Helped customers find exactly what they were
looking for. Ordered merchandise for customers
while also tracking shipments. As well as assisting
customers with financing options.
Abercrombie and Fitch of Skokie, IL
Model & Customer Service Representative
December 2013 – August 2014
One on one customer service daily. Restocked
Revit
Autocad
Sketchup
Microsoft Office
LUTHY
Brittany
Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
Community
Annual Rocking a Stocking Toy
Drive
2017 - Present
SIU Big Event
2018 - Present
IIDA Unravel Event
2018
Soutern Illinois AIDS Walk
2018 - Present

3. TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Steelcase NEXT
Corporate Real-Estate Office
Fourth Year
Amsterdam, Netherlands
p. 5
Mariposa
Retail
Third Year
p. 11
Ruby Ingram
Corporate
Third Year
p. 17
Ten Steps
Conceptual
Second Year
p. 23

4. 6
Client:
Steelcase NEXT
Commercial Real Estate Firm
Programs Used:
Revit
Photoshop
Indesign
IllustratorYear:
Senior Fall 2018
Location:
1445 Market Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
Concept Statement
The main conceptual driver for the design is the use of color, light,
and texture to create a physical environment which fosters mental
engagement while still feeling relaxed, inspired, and collaborative.
The aesthetic solution is a unique “resi-mmercial” look that connects
to the NEXT brand and company identity while still fostering a sense
of place within the LoDo district. Exposed ceilings provide height
and pattern through structure while lowered ceiling zones give the
opportunity to play with cove lighting to create a softer, yet still
dramatic effect. A variety of textural walls connect to the eclectic
and historic atmosphere of this surrounding context and aspects of
biophilia. Furniture selections and accessories to help create choice
within the workplace.

5. 7
1. Reception........................................................................................
2. patio 1.................................................................................................
3. collaboration soft seating..............
4. open office 1......................................................................
5. soft seating 1.................................................................
6. phone room 1......................................................................
7. private office 1..........................................................
8. private office 2..........................................................
9. private office 3.........................................................
10. private office 4.......................................................
11. open office 2.................................................................
12. resource room.............................................................
13. medium conference 1...................................
14. medium conference 2..................................
15. virtual reality room...................................
16. large conference.................................................
17. collaborative zone...........................................
18. phone room 2..................................................................
19. phone room 3.................................................................
20. alone seating zone..........................................
21. lockers..........................................................................................
22. yoga room...............................................................................
23. small conference...............................................
24. soft seating 2.............................................................
25. cafe seating......................................................................
26. cafe.......................................................................................................
27. wellness room...........................................................
28. patio 2.............................................................................................
600 sf
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730 sf
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48 sf
48 sf
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240 sf
150 sf
130 sf
700 sf
300 sf
90 sf
1700 sf
Room Legend:
COLLABORATIVE ZONE
FLOOR PLAN

6. A 10
a typ.
b typ.
e typ.
f typ.
g typ.
c typ.
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12
4
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WORK STATION A
Room #11
Seating for 12
WORK STATION B
Room #4
Seating for 12
d typ.
FLOORING LAMINATES
PAINT TEXTILES
ZOOMED IN OFFICE FLOOR PLAN
open office 2
open office 1
OPEN OFFICE 2

7. 12
Concept Statement
The space will aim to go through a transformation just like the users of
the brand. The butterfly goes through a transformation from caterpillar
to butterfly, as the user goes from young adult life into the workforce.
Transformation will be utilized in the space as a play in ceiling heights
and compression. Mariposa is to give the users the tools they need
to be successful at ease through the use of form, flow, and texture.
Client:
Mariposa
A student designed brand from
the Southern Illinois University
Carbondale Fashion program.
Programs Used:
Revit
Photoshop
Indesign
Illustrator
Year:
Junior Spring 2018
Location:
University Mall
1237 E Main Street,
Carbondale IL, 62901

8. A 14
1. Back of House
2. Accessories
3. Dressing Rooms
4. Clothing Areas
5. Cash Wrap
6. Focal Pieces
7. Front Display
FLOOR PLAN
CASH WRAP ELEVATION
CASH WRAP CEILING STUDY
MODEL CASH WRAP

9. 1615
Initial concept sketch of a focal wall that has the butterfly wing
shaped platform to showcase new in season items on mannequins
for buyers to see when they first walk in. Behind the platform is a
wall for where those newer items would be placed so they are in
view to the buyer after seeing the item.
Preliminary conceptual diagram showing how the flow of the space
initially came about. The curves of the flooring transitions as well as
the different zones of the space. The ceiling was to be different and
flow to a feature piece.
FEATURE PLATFORM

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Concept Statement
Client:
Ruby Ingram Coffee
Programs Used:
Revit
Photoshop
IndesignYear:
Junior Spring 2018
Location:
500 Chesterfield Center,
St. Louis County
The space will aim to embody the authentic and eclectic style of Ruby
Ingram. The name Ruby signifies richness and often travel is associated
with making one richer, therefore, the space will have hints of global flare
which connect to the bold and rich personality of a world traveler. The
main conceptual form giver for the design is the exploration of distinct
nooks or meeting areas that communicate to the rest of the space. Key
areas of support, such as the toilet rooms and storage room are placed to
further define zones within the larger seating area. Overall, the space is a
relaxed but professional place, serving to support connection for lounge or
work needs.
*This project was done collaboratively with Wiktoria Debicki.

11. 2019
1. Main Entry
2. Service Counter
3. Banquette Seating
4. Get-Away Zone
5. Lounge Seating
6. Private Meeting Zone
7. Secondary Entry/Exit
8. Manager Office
9. Storage
10. Men’s Toilet Room
11. Women’s Toilet Room
Room Legend:
PRIVATE MEETING ZONE
Preliminary private meeting
zone sketch. The space is to be
used by tenants in the building
to host meetings that might
be better suited outside of the
office. The wooden slats were
to keep the space private, but
not intimidating.
floor plan

12. 2221 GREEN WALL BY LOUNGE SEATING
The green wall was to add a sense of plant life into the
space for relaxation and bringing the outside inside. The
tag line “connect, lounge, work” is a tag line by the brand of
Ruby Ingram for the workers in the tenant building to have
a space inviting to them.

13. 2423
The given mass was 16’-0” wide
by 32’-0” long by 16’-0” tall as a
solid that became manipulated and
transformedintoaseriesofspacesfor
a place for reflection and meditation
using up to ten operations inspired
by the operative verbs described in
Anthony Di Mari and Nora Yoo’s book
Operative Design.
The driving idea behind this design
was to create a space that would
transition from tight and enclosed
to open and free by also including
light. Due to project requirements
the space is made out of basic lines
and shapes which help the space feel
interactive but also clam. A person
can enter into the space in multiple
ways, but the intended way is to walk
threw like a maze to then have a seat
at the end to enjoy the view.
Ten Steps
Concept Statement
Client:
The public
Programs Used:
Sketchup
Autocad
Photoshop
Indesign
Year:
Sophomore Fall 2015
Location:
Country side of Southern Illinois
Objective

14. 26
Original shape started with a rect-
angle at a size of 32’x16x’16’.
The shape is fractured into three
separate cubes with two feet be-
tween each.
Original Shape Step 1
The first cube is compressed down
to 8’ by 8’ to have a face of a perfect
square.
Step 2
The first cube has now been made
into a ramp that goes from 0’ to 8’.
Step 3
Moved onto the second cube by
separating them into two parts with
a 2’ gab down the middle.
Step 4
Extruded the second two cube
down into heights of 13’ and 10’
Step 5
Shaved off both parts of cube two
to have an angle that creates a
walkway where there is now a dif-
ference in space felt.
Extruded an angled entryway all the
way threw in cube three at a width
of 4’.
Step 6 Step 7
Graded the top portion of the mass
to create seating for any persons
who visits this space. Specifically, to
be able to watch the sun set.
Step 8
Extruded a box from the top all the
way threw the mass.
Step 9
Extruded an entrance for a hide-
away space that is 3’ tall to enter
the space to lay on your back and
look at the stars.
Step 10
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