Aqueel Suleimanji Interior Design Portfolio

AQUEEL SULEIMANJI INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO210 Jaimes Cour t Houston , TX 77094 E: [email protected] T: 832.264.6102

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210 Jaimes Cour t Houston , TX 77094 E: [email protected] T: 832.264.6102

Stratecic Energy Headquar ters Sustainable Commercial Design Moore Residence Design Lerner Residence Master bath DesignRiverway Manor : Assisted living Facility DesignThe Hotel : Hospitality DesignIndustrial Design : Lighting Installation

Concept Statement : Integration is a key to a strategic business in todays interconnected and interdependent economy. The workspace is an under utilized asset that organizations can leverage to accelerate the complex process of integration. Leading organizations like Strategic Energy understand the role culture plays within the physical work environment can use the space as a competitive environment.

Keeping this in mind, I created an eff icient work space that gears Strategic Energy for a successful and sustainable future. I created a safe, healthy, and welcoming work environment in which the employees and staff feel comfor table. The design ref lects the ideas and goals of the company and shows the values it places on its employes and the environment. It is modern, fresh thinking, and youthful. The company encourages and values creativity, collaboration, and integration.

LEED FACTSSTRATEGIC ENERGY HOUSTON, TEXAS , USA

Sustainable Sites 6/7

Water Efficiancy 2/2

Energy & Atmosphere 7/12

Material & Resources 7/14

Indoor Environmental Quality 15/17

Innovation & Design 3/5

*Out of a possible 57 points

GOLD 40*

STRATEGIC ENERGY SUSTAINABLE CORPORATE HEADQUARTER DESIGN I 786 Clay Rd, Houston , TX 77021

PLAN VIEW SCALE 1/8”=1’


OFFICE LANDSCAPE PERSPECTIVE

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

ACCENT COLOR RECLAIMED WOOD CHAIR TEXTILE CARPET TILE


RECLAIMED WOOD CHAIR TEXTILE CARPET TILE

Design Goals for a Cohesive Company Culture: + Spaces suppor t multiple functions so the off ice real-estate is utilized at all times.+ Create spaces that encourage more interactions with all levels of the organization. + Create a space that is impacts and educates the users on the environmental impact of the design.+ Positions leadership close to employees which helps foster greater sense of connection. + Position collaboration zones near individual work areas that reinforce the message that these spaces are desirable and should be used . + Technology rich spaces that harbor creativity in the new age company culture. + Provide spaces for all of the types of collaboration from quick project evaluation to full day generative sessions. + Younger generations seek to integrate their personal and work lives so some spaces should suppor t a 2

RECEPTION PERSPECTIVE


PRIMARY CIRCULATION ROUTESECONDARY CIRCULATION ROUTETERTIARY CIRCULATION ROUTE

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

NTS

WORKSTATIONSPRIVATE OFFICESFORMAL COLLABORATION ZONESINFORMAL COLLABORATION ZONES

NTS

ZONING DIAGRAM


ZONING DIAGRAM

RECEPTION GREEN WALL ELEVATION NTS

ENVIRONMENTALDESIGNCONSIDERATIONS

STORAGE AND COLLECTION OF RECYCLABLE

RAPIDLY RENEWABLE MATERIALS

CERTIFIED WOOD

RECYCLED CONTENT

REGIONAL MATERIALS

LIGHT POLLUTION REDUCTION

HEAT ISLAND EFFECT ROOF

STORM WATER DESIGN

LOW EMITTING MATERIALS

DAYLIGHT VIEW

ON SITE RENEWABLE

ENERGY


MODULAR ARTS TILE ARCHITECTURAL GLAZING MONO CELL CEILING

OUTDOOR GREEN ROOF PERSPECTIVE


DESIGN GOALS + Create visual transparency so newer employees can see and learn from experienced teammates .+ Spaces should suppor t the types and behaviors consistent with the organizational culture .+ Suppor t multiple postures so employees can sit, stand, walk or perch. + Some spaces should offer solitude so workers can moderate the amount of sound or visual stimuli.

Geodesic Dome Meeting Room Perspective


CONCEPT STATEMENT:

The new residence was designed to create a functional and f luid space for the Moore family. This was done through careful space planning and interior and exterior design considerations. The main concept behind the design was f luidity. I created a f luid space that could be seen in the spacial design of the space and the color and material choices decided though out the design. The idea was to create a place that functions as a quality work and living environment for the whole family. The families active lifestyle makes for an open plan that would increases communication between family members , while creating separate zones for each of the members of the family. This was done be creating separate wings for each of the functions of the family. The central zone is the enter tainment and living zone. This is carried out throughout out the f loors. The left side of the house is primarily for john and Melissa. This is where the master bath is located. On the lower level of the right side of the house is the couples shared off ice. The right side of the house is for the guests and their daughter. The space has an overall feel of a spa. Fluidity and water being the main design theme throughout the house. Special design considerations were made create a sense of calm. This was done through color, textures, organization , and furniture selections. Space planning considerations such as an open plan were fur ther considered to create a f luid environment.

MOORE RESIDENCE I 245 Clay Rd, Houston , TX 77094MOORE RESIDENCE I 245 Clay Rd, Houston , TX 77094

MOORE RESIDENCE I 245 Clay Rd, Houston , TX 77094

Concept Statement : The Lerner Residence master bath was designed to improve the health and wellbeing in the couples lives. A perfect space to enjoy and relax. The design intent was to create a master bath that is a spa retreat from the daily worries. I created a space that would serve as an private space for the couples daily use. The following items were incorporated into the design, walk in steam shower, freestanding tub, recreational zone, dressing area, beverage center, his/her separate vanity areas, and an outdoor private patio. The over all feel is of a contemporary spa with old world elements that link the bathroom back to natural elements. I used solid planes of natural stone paired with wood, and spouts of vegetation to tie nature into the space.

LERNER RESIDENCE MASTER BATH DESIGN I 2543 Clay Rd, Houston , TX 77095

PLAN VIEW SCALE 1/4”=1’

OUTDOOR PATIO

RECREATION ZONE

DRESSING AREA

SHOWER

WC

VANITY AREA


NORTH WALL ELEVATION SCALE 1/4”=1’

WOOD TILE FOR PATIO PLANTERSVALLEY GOLD MARBLE LAGOS AZUL LIMESTONE FLOOR TILE

CABINET WOOD TYPE


INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE LOOKING INTO THE RECREATION ZONE OF THE MASTER BATH


INTERIOR MASTER BATH NORTH WALL PERSPECTIVE


Concept Statement :

Concept Statement The goal of this design was to create a design for the residence of Dennis Walker, that meets the design needs of his age related macular degeneration. This was done thorough special design consideration that addresses this condition. All design decisions were made to help Dennis live and easier life while coping with the disability. We addressed safety, circulation , ADA specif ications and aging in place. The whole unit has a contrasting color palette. Considerations such as lighting, color, comfor t, aesthetics and organization were taken into consideration to create an effective design. This unit will transition through time as his condition progresses.

RIVERWAY MANOR DENISE RESIDENCE DESIGN I 4690 Clay Rd., Houston , TX 77026

PLAN VIEW : Scale 1/2”=1’ N

Dinning

LOUNGE

BEDROOM

BATHROOM



PERSPECTIVE OF THE BEDROOM

MASTER BEDROOM • Choose a bright bedspread that contrasts with the f loor . Sew cord-ing around the edge of an existing spread to help distinguish the edge of the bed from similarly colored f looring or carpeting.• Use a talking alarm clock or one with very large numbers.• Arrange clothes according to color.• Install a light switch, table lamp or an automatic nightlight by the bedroom door so you never walk through a dark room.• Have a lamp that can be turned on/off from the bedside.• Hang sheer cur tains or blinds on windows to reduce glare.• Attach contrasting molding or colored tape to furniture edges.

MASTER BATHROOM Use bright tape to outline the toilet paper dispenser, the rim of the tub, and edges of the counter or vanity.• Select a toilet seat that is a different color than that of the f loor color.• Choose a brightly colored tub mat.• Replace clear glass light f ixtures or ones with exposed bulbs with f ixtures that shield the bulbs.• Color-contrast grab bars and towels from the background wall.• Add a waterproof light in the shower or the tub.• Put automatic night-lights in the pathway from the bedroom to the bath or install a dimmer switch and leave lights on low.Hang a magnifying glass near the medicine cabinet that can be used to read labels

LIVING ROOM :-Use a variety of textures. +No side tables that are intrusive. +Clear pathways . +No low lying furniture . +Screens on window to reduce glair.+Task lighting to facilitate reading

DINNING ROOM +Table edges marked with contrasting table . +Light surface . +Lighting f ixture shielded to reduce glare. +a space at the table for wheel chair to roll in . +Extra storage

KITCHEN Install f luorescent lighting under the upper cabinets.• Outline the edge of the counter tops with colored plumber’s tape or paintin a color that contrasts with the work surface.• Remove cabinet doors or replace with sliding doors.• Mark common or impor tant settings on appliances with raised bump dots.• If reading large-print labels is diff icult, purchase a microwave with asensor reheat feature, which automatically reheats the food to theappropriate temperature.• Choose the colors of your kitchenware to contrast against thebackground color. For example, useto forest-green dish towels against a white counter

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR A PATIENT WITH AGE RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION


ADA Bathroom Elevation : Scale 1/2”=1’

Bedroom Color

Ceiling Color

TAJ MAHAL QUARTZITECOUNTER TOPS

TEXTURED BED LINEN

Living Room Color

MIDCENTURY FURNITURE


Glass Subway Tile

CORK FLOORING

THE HOTEL DESIGN I 786 Ensenada Grande, Baja California, Mexico

MOOD BOARD


MAIN LOBBY INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

Lighting Installation Concept Recycled Book Ar t Etched Geometric Pattern Old World Columns

LOBBY ENTRANCE COURTYARD PERSPECTIVE


Split Leaf Philodendron Textured Vinyl Wall Covering Ivory Traver tine Column

INTERIOR CARPET PLAN NTS

CARPET FIELD 1

INTERIOR CORIDOR PERSPECTIVE

CARPET FIELD 2

VINYL WALL COVERING


CUSTOM LIGHT DRUM WOOD VENEER LIGHTED BEAMS VENEERED WALL

CARPET COLORS


KING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

Accent Fabric

Tufted Vinal Upholstered Walls

Calcutta Gold Quar tz Sliding Fretwork Panels

White Pullback Draperies

Tufted Floor Carpet


The Cove Restaurant Entrance Perspective

Tile Work Antiqued Mexican Vases Wood Veneer Water Lilies


EXTERIOR POOL PERSPECTIVE

Pool Floor Tile White Draperies Reclaimed Wood

Inspiration was taken from Instillations by Dan Flavin.Design 1

4’11/16”

2”

Elevation View of Lamp UnitScale 1’=1”

Plan View of Lamp UnitScale 1’=6”

Concept rendering Showing the florescent lamp facing the wall.

Design 2

Elevation View of Lamp UnitScale 1’=1”

4’11/16”

2”

1’4”

Plan View of Lamp UnitScale 1’=6”

Concept rendering Showing the florescent lamp facing the wall.

Concept rendering showing the florescent lamp facing the viewer.

Cellophane wrapping on tube.

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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN : Lighting Installation

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(“Reverence” to Mr.Flavin)

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