The document describes three potential projects for a hotel:
1) Creating a specialty beer using hops from a local farm and producing it at a partner brewery, which could increase PR and sales.
2) Using wine half kegs holding 26 bottles each to serve wine by the glass and in carafes, saving on costs and storage space.
3) Installing a bronze statue in the front drive planter to improve the hotel's initial visual impression for visitors and its advertising images.
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Breannon Dagenais - Lakeland College Interior Design Technology portfolioLakeland College
Breannon Dagenais portfolio, Class of 2015, Lakeland College Interior Design Technology. Lakeland students learn how to put together a portfolio of their work and have it ready for showing prospective employers and clients. Interior design technology is a two-year diploma program at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, Canada.
This document contains a selection of work from my personal portfolio. It includes projects I have
completed at my own company Paperspace Design as well as ones I have worked on whilst employed
by other design companies namely Proof Consultancy, Love Interiors and Quadrant Design.
FBIF2015 is taking place on 13th – 15th May, 2015 in Shanghai, we are looking forward to your participation, please pay attention to our site for the latest event info.
The portfolio of Lakeland College interior design student Anna Poirier. Graduating students put together a portfolio of their design work during the two year diploma program.
Lakeland College (Canada) interior design students create a portfolio of their work from their two year diploma program. This is from Payton Ramstead, 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.
Lighting or illumination is the deliberate use of light to achieve practical or aesthetic effects. Lighting includes the use of both artificial light sources like lamps and light fixtures, as well as natural illumination by capturing daylight. … Lighting can also be an intrinsic component of landscape projects.
Breannon Dagenais - Lakeland College Interior Design Technology portfolioLakeland College
Breannon Dagenais portfolio, Class of 2015, Lakeland College Interior Design Technology. Lakeland students learn how to put together a portfolio of their work and have it ready for showing prospective employers and clients. Interior design technology is a two-year diploma program at Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, Canada.
This document contains a selection of work from my personal portfolio. It includes projects I have
completed at my own company Paperspace Design as well as ones I have worked on whilst employed
by other design companies namely Proof Consultancy, Love Interiors and Quadrant Design.
FBIF2015 is taking place on 13th – 15th May, 2015 in Shanghai, we are looking forward to your participation, please pay attention to our site for the latest event info.
The portfolio of Lakeland College interior design student Anna Poirier. Graduating students put together a portfolio of their design work during the two year diploma program.
Lakeland College (Canada) interior design students create a portfolio of their work from their two year diploma program. This is from Payton Ramstead, 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.
Lighting or illumination is the deliberate use of light to achieve practical or aesthetic effects. Lighting includes the use of both artificial light sources like lamps and light fixtures, as well as natural illumination by capturing daylight. … Lighting can also be an intrinsic component of landscape projects.
10 compelling reasons why you should engage in bathroom remodelingBock Mary
Your bathroom is a sanctuary of sorts. You use it to prepare for a busy day, and retreat to it at night to prepare for sleep. It’s the gathering spot for kids’ bubble baths, mom’s nail polish application, and teenage obsessions over eyebrows in the mirror. It’s such a major hub of activity in a household on any given day, yet so many of us are living with spaces that are too cramped and that no longer fit our needs.
1. PROJECT:
St
J
Beer
DESCRIPTION:
The
St
J
will
create
a
partnership
with
local
hops
grower
and
buy
an
acre
of
hops.
1
acre
of
hops
=
750
kegs
of
beer.
We
than
create
a
partnership
with
a
local
brewery,
create
our
beer
and
use
it
for
promoLon,
in
house
beer
sales,
etc.
as
our
OWN
beer
Hops
can
be
obtained
from
Niwot
Hops
Farm
and
Avery
has
expressed
interest
in
working
with
us.
Beer
could
be
produced
as
a
specialty
beer
(
ex.
pumpkin
spice
beer)
that
will
be
entered
into
various
contests
with
the
goal
of
winning
and
increasing
PR
content,
local
profile,
large
event
introducLon
parLes,
and
bragging
rights
for
Mr.
BarreV.
The
label
could
have
an
employee
incenLve
aspect,
with
an
employee
chosen,
stylized
and
drawn
on
the
label.
Example:
Maribel’s
Magic:
a
dark
beer
with
hot
chili’s
and
chocolate
flavors.
PROS:
• Reasonable
project
to
undertake
in
Boulder
county
due
to
all
of
the
present
elements.
• Beer
can
always
be
sold
off
through
the
St
J
outlets.
• Could
be
available
within
2-‐3
months
• Increased
local
business
connecLon
• Hops
farm
–
support
local
growers
• Brewery-‐
Always
good
partners
to
have
• Specialty
niche
with
less
compeLLon
in
beer
contests=more
prizes
• Increased
PR-‐
local
and
naLonal
• Used
as
base
for
large
event
rollout
in
Nov-‐
slow
Lme
for
us
• Increased
employee
recogniLon-‐
could
be
second
to
employee
of
the
year
• Mr
BarreV
could
be
the
proud
owner
of
a
gold
medal
specialty
brew
CONS:
• Costs-‐
unknown
but
can
be
accurately
esLmated
• Could
produce
a
unpopular
beer
• PotenLal
storage
issue
• Costs
can
be
offset
by
sales
Hotel
Benefit:
Increase
beer
profits
and
raise
PR
profile
locally
and
naLonally
2. PROJECT:
Wine
half
kegs
DESCRIPTION:
Fine
wine
is
now
available
in
pony
kegs
that
hold
26
bo&les
in
a
convenient,
enclosed,
gas
pressurized
metal
keg,
prevenLng
spoilage,
breakage,
and
uses
less
space.
Price
break
is
significant,
and
there
is
an
ample
selecLon
of
wines
available.
The
arLcles
will
explain
the
idea
and
Por
Winehouse
uses
this
system
for
12
different
wines.
We
could
use
the
kegs
to
supply
all
wines
by
the
glass
and
to
sell
volume
in
carafes.
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Por
winehouse-‐
Louisville
downtown
PROS:
• Considerable
cost
savings
• Considerable
space
savings
as
kegs
could
be
placed
in
cooler,
releasing
all
boVle
space
in
wine
room
or
new
cooler
created
in
hallway
backing
up
to
T-‐zero
bar
• At
over
2
cases
per
container
we
could
have
a
space
savings
of
over
36
cases
in
storage
space
• Excellent
environmental
impact
in
reduced
boVle
waste
• Cuts
loss
from
spoilage
• Banquets
could
use
this-‐
huge
potenLal
profit
increase
• Cooler
potenLal
replacement
CONS:
•
Inventory
control
• Both
in
misuse
and
adequate
supply
• One
Lme
cost
to
retool
spigots
• IniLal
pushback
with
carafes-‐
can
be
overcome
with
creaLve
packaging
Hotel
Benefit:
Increase
space,
profit,
cut
costs,
and
cut
boVle
waste
3. PROJECT:
Front
drive
statue
DESCRIPTION:
The
hotels’
iniLal
impression
is
lessened
by
the
inadequate
front
drive
visual.
There
is
a
large
flower
urn
that
is
empty
or
in
quesLonable
shape
8
months
of
the
year.
(Paul
Hestor
does
a
wonderful
job
with
this
project,
and
you
could
not
find
anyone
beVer)
There
have
been
repeated
aVempts
to
plant
fir
trees
but
due
to
the
physical
limitaLons
of
the
planter
this
won’t
work.
The
visuals
are
terrible
from
the
ground
entrance
and
also
from
the
upper
floors.
SOLUTION:
The
front
drive
could
be
transformed
into
a
visual
highlight
with
the
addiLon
of
a
bronze
statue.
This
could
be
used
for
an
ID
campaign,
iniLal
PR
rollout
and
adverLsing
image.
The
statue
could
be
incorporated
with
the
flower
planter,
solo,
or
with
a
smaller
flower
arraignment.
Excellent
examples
are
in
Vail,
Aspen
and
other
mountain
ski
resorts.
PROS:
• One
Lme
investment
• ID
campaign
object
• PR
rollout
campaign
• AdverLsing
campaign
visual
• Removes
on
going
garden
costs
• Improves
visuals-‐
ground
and
overhead
CONS:
• Cost
could
be
high-‐
or
not
• Subject
to
damage
from
valets
• Poor
item
choice
could
negate
all
benefits
(no
groundhogs)
Hotel
benefit:
Improve
hotel’s
image
via
iniLal
visual,
potenLal
costs
reduced
to
one
Lme
outlay.
PotenLal
strong
PR
value
4. PROJECT:
ConnecLng
small
banquet
rooms
with
airwalls
and
placing
sun
shades
on
paLo
to
increase
floor
space
for
ballroom
meeLng
lunch
spaces
DESCRIPTION:
There
are
three
small
banquet
room
now,
Fandango,
Calypso,
and
Tagert
that
with
modificaLons
and
enhancements
could
be
used
for
large
ballroom
meeLng’s
lunch
spaces,
expanding
exisLng
billable
spaces.
This
will
use
the
paLo
on
Canyon.
SOLUTIONS:
Replacing
exisLng
walls
with
movable
airwalls
allowing
rooms
to
be
opened
up
and
adding
outside
hanging
sunshades
to
paLo.
This
will
increase
the
desirability
for
these
rooms
to
be
used
as
a
replacement
to
the
bar
paLo-‐
opening
that
to
regular
customers.
The
sun
shades
can
be
engineered
to
be
aVached
on
an
as
needed
basis
using
clips,
movable
planters,
etc.
Misters
can
be
incorporated
also.
PROS:
• Full
uLlizaLon
of
exisLng
space
that
is
not
used
• Increase
visual
from
Canyon
• Sun
shades
can
be
ougiVed
for
an
easy
set
up
• Guests
would
be
comfortable
there
• Removes
the
confusion
of
guests
lunch
opLons
on
paLo
• Increases
billable
sq
footage
CONS:
• PaLo
needs
to
be
have
increased
planters
• Misters
installed
(minimal
cost,
use
exisLng
water
spigots
• Cost
of
sunshades-‐
could
be
customized
with
logo
• Possible
interference
from
overhead
guest
rooms
• Cost
of
wall
changes
Hotel
Benefit:
Increase
overall
billable
floor
space
due
to
beVer
use
of
exisLng
floor
space.
5. PROJECT:
Deconstructed
wedding
cakes
DESCRIPTION:
Recently
we
have
been
hosLng
weddings
and
parLes
that
instead
of
using
a
tradiLonal
Lered
cake
are
opLng
for
a
desert
staLon
with
mulLple
12”
layer
cakes
and
cupcakes.
These
cakes
are
of
various
flavors
and
are
arrayed
on
the
staLon
or
presented
at
the
table,
and
are
supplied
by
outside
venders.
Our
pasty
department
is
fully
capable
of
making
these,
and
this
would
present
a
way
to
capture
that
business.
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PROS:
• Fully
capable
of
producing
in
house
• Increase
catering
sales
• Allows
us
to
be
frontrunners
of
new
trend
• Cakes
could
be
made
in
advance
• Increased
photo
opportuniLes
• Increased
guest
saLsfacLon
CONS:
• New
photo
shot
needed
• New
cake
menu
designed
• Possible
pastry
storage
needs
increased
• More
work
for
pastry
Hotel
Benefit:
Increase
and
capture
cake
sales
for
weddings,
etc.
6. PROJECT:
Game
of
Thrones
Night
DESCRIPTION:
Host
a
Game
of
Thrones
Night
featuring
the
show
on
it’s
regular
Sunday
at
9pm
Lme
slot.
Include
drink
specials,
ceremony
host,
costume
contests,
large
screen
TV
and
use
either
lobby
or
a
ballroom.
No
one
in
town
is
hosLng
this
and
the
show
has
a
huge
following.
PROS:
• Uses
space
on
a
slow
night
• Can
be
ended
when
show
ends
at
10pm
• Show
only
runs
for
8
weeks
so
finite
Lme
frame
• Can
be
moved
around
hotel
as
needed
• Loyal
fan
base
• This
will
a
“fun”
event
• AdverLsed
with
social
media
CONS:
• Could
get
out
of
hand
due
to
college
students
• Low
aVendance
• Presents
different
image
than
we
want
Hotel
Benefit:
This
could
increase
food
&
drink
sales,
local
PR,
might
transfer
to
naLonal
PR
due
to
social
media.