PORTFOLIO : design work

[ design portfolio ]

riley zollars

r i l e y z o l l a r s

NBBJ : Columbus, OH [2011-present]

NBBJ : San Francisco, CA [2006-2011]

[email protected] 415.816.5953 http://issuu.com/rileyzollars

ardentGOODS [2006-present]• Design and production of graphic logos, invitations and album jackets.

• Design of both print and web promotional materials for a local restaurant group.

U.C. Quarterly Internships

SLVHCS Medical Center : New Orleans, LA• User Guide Books, summary of operational info to close-out the 1.7 mill. s.f. project.

Uralkali Corporate Headquarters : Berezniki, Russia• Full interior design & documentation of public spaces, SD through Tender phases.

Koo Foundation, corporate addition to existing hospital : Taipei, Taiwan • Design resolution, finish selection and documentation as well as the furniture spec-

ification and international coordination.Riverside Methodist Hospital, Neuro Institute : Columbus, OH

• Focus on user needs, planning, lean delivery, and the utilization of Revit to improve documentation.

Bayview Google Corporate Headquarters : Bayview, CA• Responsible for compiling conceptual sketches, renderings and diagrams into cohe-

sive presentations.

• Six quarters of internships with various size firms and multiple markets. Primary focus on environmental graphics.

In my work, I strive to create thoughtful, clever and in-

spirational environments that transform the way people

encounter interior space. I want to serve the occupants in

ways that they may not even recognize, while maintaining

a high level of aesthetic appeal. My passion for design re-

volves around people.

“Design is intelligence made visible” - Alina Wheeler

The diverse markets, roles and project types that I have

experienced give me the ability to move into projects

seamlessly and with an appropriate perspective. My de-

sign interests are broad; I enjoy discovering opportunities

and engaging in all aspects of the design process.

Kaiser Permanente Flagship Hospital, SMOB + Pediatrics : Oakland, CA• 1 million s.f. hospital & specialty medical office replacement.• Full interior design and documentation, S.D. through C.D. phases.

University of Utah Skaggs School of Pharmacy : Salt Lake City, Utah• 30,000 s.f. lab, office and connecting atrium design. • Schematic through Design Development phase responsibilities included interior fin-

ish palettes, client presentations and creating strategies for donor opportunities and legacy appreciation.

Artist of Change Award • Cofounded an internal integrated design interest group, ID2, to encourage a culture

of collaboration, creativity and camaraderie around relevant issues. Microsoft Corporate Offices B86, B87 & B92 : Redmond, WA

• Corporate commercial work from S.D. through C.D. phases.• Skillful in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop, Autodesk

Revit and Google SketchUp• Experienced in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, FormZ, Au-

tocad 2D/3D, Microstation Triforma and Macromedia Freehand

• I enjoy printmaking, painting and mid-century modern furniture.

LEED AP . IIDA . Bachelor of Science, Interior Design U of Cincinnati DAAP

r i l e y z o l l a r s

In the Box

Out of the Box

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Main Lobby: rendering by Illustrations on Demand

[ Uralkali Headquarters ]corporate commercial

The new Uralkai Headquarters in Berezniki, Russia is a 330,000 s.f. building designed on a se-rene and undeveloped land adjacent to the company’s mining facilities. This remote location influenced the broad program, building massing as well as the interior design concepts. Uralkali is the second largest potash miner in the world, but the isolated location has proved to be a challenge to the recruitment and retention of top caliber employees. This new building seeks to bring the sophistication of Moscow to Berezniki, providing state-of-the art amenities all while enriching the beauty of the Berezniki landscape.

• Overall design concept and strategy for public interior spaces.• Schematic Design phase through Tender phase design and full documentation of plans, fin-

ish plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, details and finish schedule for all public spaces.• Production of rendered finish plans, reflected ceilings plans and study vignettes.• Continued coordination of specifications and schedules.

Uralkali Corporate Headquarters | Штаб-квартира УралкалийEA100931.04

encompassing concepts : the interior landscape

The public space becomes a glass pavilion of light and refractions, where nature and interior merge into one. The interior surfaces reflect the landscape, taking on a palette of the season. The diagrams (right) were created to illustrate the ethereal quality of the interior space.

Exterior Drop-off: rendering by Crystal

Exterior Main Lobby: rendering by Crystal

Main LobbyConference CenterCafeteria Hotel LobbyHotel Restaurant/BarFitness CenterHuman ResourcesVertical CirculationService

corporate commercial [URALKALI HQ]

Restaurant: rendering by Illustrations on Demand

The HQ building is equipped with a 36 key hotel and a private restaurant. The restaurant will accommodate hotel guests, private events and executives. The hotel is a private Uralkali facility, due to the distance from the airport and city center.

hotel lobby+ restaurant : executive amenities

01 Luminescent Ceiling Tile by Hunter Douglas02 Gold Leaf Gilding03 Wood Slat System04 Walnut Wood Veneer05 Mirrored Back-Painted Glass Panels06 Black Marble Stone07 Limestone Tile08 Mexican Cube Sofa by Piero Lissoni. Cassina09 Fronzoni ‘64: Cappellini10 Leather Upholstery11 Novecento Chair by Antonio Citterio: Moroso 01

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Hotel Lobby: rendering by Illustrations on Demand


VIDEO WALL SECTION

DIGITAL SCREEN WITHMOUNTING ARM (BYOTHERS - 4 TOTAL)

REMOVABLE LAMINATED &TEMPERED GLASS PANEL -WITH SECOND SURFACE COLOR(LAM GL-4)OPENING FOR DIGITAL DISPLAYSCREEN INCORPORATED INTOSECOND SURFACE. SCREENLIVES BEHIND GLASS AND THEBEZEL WILL BE HIDDEN FROMVIEW BY CROPPING VIEWABLEAREA.

AT UPPER LEVEL RECEPTIONAREAS: REMOVABLE LAMINATED &TEMPERED GLASS PANEL - WITHSECOND SURFACE COLOR -LAM GL-4 AT HR ENTRY:DRYWALL PARTITION WITHBLOCKING AS NECESSARY

LINE OF STUD OR TUBE STL POSTAS NECESSARY FOR SUPPORT OFGLASS PANELS AND DIGITAL SCREENS

LINE OF CEILING

SECURE STUD OR TUBE STL TORAISED ACCESSFLOORING BELOW

SECURE TOSTRUCTURE ABOVE

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ALUM CHANNELRECESSED IN CLG

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ALUMINUM C-CHANNELRECESSED IN CEILING

CONNECT TO STRUCTUREABOVE PERMANUFACTURER'SRECOMMENDATIONS599 600

(2) PANELS OF SLIDING GLASS.SEE FINISH PLANS FORGLASS DESIGNATIONS

LINE OF DRYWALL/ACT CEILING.SEE CEILING PLANS FORHEIGHT AND LOCATION

CARVART FLOOR TRACK AND GUIDE.INSTALL ACCORDING TO MFR.SPECIFICATIONS. TRACK TO RUNCONTINUOUSLENGTH OF CORRIDOR

LINE OF FINISHED FLOOR. FINISHEDFLOOR IS COMPOSED OF RESILIENTFLOORING OVER RAISED ACCESS FLOORING

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LEVELING COMPOUND

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BLOCKING ASREQUIRED

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VIDOE WALL PLAN SECTION

DIGITAL SCREEN WITHMOUNTING ARM (BYOTHERS - 4 TOTAL)

REMOVABLE LAMINATED &TEMPERED GLASS PANEL -WITH SECOND SURFACECOLOR (LAM GL-4)OPENING FOR DIGITAL DISPLAYSCREEN INCORPORATED INTOSECOND SURFACE. SCREENLIVES BEHIND GLASS AND THEBEZEL WILL BE HIDDEN FROMVIEW BY CROPPING VIEWABLEAREA.

STUD OR TUBE STL POSTAS NECESSARY FOR SUPPORT OFGLASS PANELS AND DIGITAL SCREENS

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AT UPPER LEVEL RECEPTION AREAS:REMOVABLE LAMINATED &TEMPERED GLASS PANEL - WITHSECOND SURFACE COLOR - LAM GL-4AT HR ENTRY:DRYWALL PARTITION WITH BLOCKINGAS NECESSARY

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TUBE STEEL POSTAS REQ'D FOR SUPPORT

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TEMPERED GLASSPER FINISH SCHED

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WHERE DOOR FRAMESOCCUR VERTICAL WOODSLAT CONCEALS 15MM GAPAND CONTINUESTO FINISHED FLOORSEE DOOR SCHED

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SOLID HARDWOODSHROUD TO ENCASEDOOR LEVER & KEY

CARD READER100

LED MARKERLIGHT RECESSED

INSIDE TOP OF SHROUD

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WOOD SHROUDLENGTH: 140MMHEIGHT: 230MMDEPTH: 100MM

1555 LAKE SHORE DRIVECOLUMBUS OHIO 43204PHONE 614 224 7145FAX 614 224 0218










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nbbj1555 LAKE SHORE DRIVE,COLUMBUS, OH USA1 614 224 7145

KORDA1650 WATERMARK DR.COLUMBUS, OH USA1 614 487 8981

QUENTIN THOMAS ASSOCIATES, INC2 HILLCREST AVE,DOUGLASTON, NY USA1 718 423 3044


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SCALE: 1 : 101 VIDEO WALL - SECTION

SCALE: 1 : 102 SLIDING GLASS PANELS - HEAD & SILL DETAIL

SCALE: 1 : 103 GENERIC CEILING COVE

SCALE: 1 : 56 MAIN LOBBY FLOOR TRANSITION

SCALE: 1 : 107 COAT SHELF AND ROD1

SCALE: 1 : 108 TYPICAL CEILING SLOTSCALE: 1 : 109 WOOD SLAT WALL - VERTICAL SECTION

SCALE: 1 : 1010 VIDEO WALL - SECTION

SCALE: 1 : 211 GLASS CORNER DETAIL

SCALE: 1 : 212 GLASS JOINT DETAIL

SCALE: 1 : 54 WOOD SLAT WALL - PLAN SECTION

SCALE: 1 : 55 HOTEL DOOR DETAIL

WOOD SLAT WALL: PLAN SECTION

WOOD SLAT WALL: VERTICAL SECTION2

The hotel corridor, 30 standard rooms, 4 executive rooms and 2 luxury suites are all designed to provide luxury accommodations for guests. The materials and details are all similar to that of the HQ public spaces, while providing lower level of lighting and more intimate furniture selections.

corporate hotel corridors + rooms

Hotel Corridor: rendering by Illustrations on Demand

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6MM CASEWORKCLADDING

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FINISH MATERIAL VARIES:LOBBY RECEPTION & FITNESSRECEPTION - LAM GL-5, HOTELRECEPTION, HOTEL RESTAURANTBAR & VIP LOBBY RECEPTION - ST-2,CAFE & DRY CLEANER COUNTERST-2

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1 : 501 COPY ROOM / SMALL 1 : 502 COPY ROOM / MID SIZE

1 : 503 COPY ROOM / LARGE 1 : 504 COPY ROOM / STORAGE

1 : 505 COPY ROOM / STORAGE 2 1 : 506 KITCHENETTE / SMALL

1 : 507 KITCHENETTE / MID SIZE 1 : 508 KITCHENETTE / LARGE

1 : 109 BASE CABINET - 2DR/1DR - SOLID SURFACE 1 : 1010 BASE CABINET - 4 DRAWERS - SOLID SURFACE

1 : 1011 WALL CABINET - 2DR/1DR 1 : 1012 FREESTANDING CABINET @ HOTEL

1 : 1013 RECEPTION DESK- DETAIL 1 1 : 1014 RECEPTION DESK- DETAIL 2

1 : 1015 RECEPTION DESK- DETAIL 3

1 : 1016 BASE CABINET- 1 DOOR- STONE COUNTER 1 : 1017 BASE CABINET-OPEN UNDER COUNTER- STONE COUNTER

1 : 1018 BASE CABINET-UNDER COUNTER RECEPTACLE- STONE COUNTER

1 : 519 GLASS WALL AT CAFETERIA

FREESTANDING CABINET @HOTEL4

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OPEN STAINLESS STEEL GRILLE109

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DOUBLE GLAZED DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION. SEE FINISH PLANSFOR FINISH DESIGNATION.

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DOUBLE GLAZED DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION. ELECTROCHROMICGLASS. SEE SPEC SECTION 088835

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ALIGN WITH EXTERIOR GLAZING MULLION133

LIVE GREEN WALL. SEE SPEC SECTION 129233134

CANTILIVERED SS-1 SHELVES135

FRONT GLAZED DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION. SEE FINISH PLANSFOR FINISH DESIGNATION.

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BUTT GLAZED SYSTEM. SEE SPEC SECTION 084227137

BUTT GLAZED SYSTEM WITH ELECTROCHROMIC GLASS.SEE SPEC SECTION 088835.

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SLIDING GLASS DOOR SYSTEM. SGDS-. COORIDINATEFLOOR TRACK LOCATION WITH RCP. SEE SPEC SECTION 084228

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140 LF-33 ILLUMINATED COAT ROD. SEE LIGHTING SPECIFICATION

141 LF-34 FLUSH TO GRADE LED MARKER, TYP AT EACHDOOR WITH ROOM NUMBER ON LENS.SEE LIGHTING SPEC

ALL CONFERENCE ROOMS TO BE EQUIPPED WITH VIDEOCONF CAPABILITIES, PROJECTOR, PROJECTION SCREEN

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NO T-SEAMS OR PARTIAL PIECES ACCEPTED FORSEAMLESS FLOORING.SEE SPECIFICATIONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH FINISHLEGEND FOR FINISH INFORMATION.ALL WALLS TO BE PAINTED P-1, UNO.

METAL DOOR FRAMES AND DOOR TO MATCH COLOROF THE ADJACENT WALL.SEAMS FOR CARPET AND SEAMLESS FLOORING NOTTO BE LOCATED AT DOORWAYS.TYPICAL FLOOR TRANSITION OCCURS UNDER OR ATCENTER LINE OF DOORS UNO.ALL PAINT IN TOILET ROOMS TO BE SEMI-GLOSS.

CARPET TO BE FLUSH WITH ADJACENT FLOORMATERIAL.

GROUT JOINTS TO ALIGN WITH FINISHED BASE OFWALL.

REFER TO SCHEDULE & LEGEND IN CONJUNCTIONWITH FINISH PLANS.REFER TO REFLECTED CEILING PLANS FORMATERIALITY AND LIGHTING LAYOUT.

REFER TO SHEET A551 FOR INTERIOR FINISH DETAILS. REFER TO SHEET A802 FOR DOOR & RELITE

SCHEDULES.ALL WOODEN DOORS AND FRAMES ARE TO BESTAINED TO MATCH ARCHITECT'S SAMPLE OF WD-1.REFER TO SHELL & CORE DRAWINGS FORINFORMATION ON THE SHELL & CORE, MECHANICAL &ELECTRICAL.

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REFER TO SHELL & CORE DRAWINGS FOR INFORMATION ONTHE SHELL & CORE, MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL.











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Standard Hotel Room: rendering by Illustrations on Demand


KAISER PERMANENTE Oakland Replacement HospitalSEPTEMBER 9, 2010

ENTRY VIEW

CHILD

TEEN

84””84”

CHILD

INTERACTIVE

INFOGRAPHICSPH-

CAREGIVER CORRIDOR ELEVATION

PATIENT ROOM CORRIDOR ELEVATION

CORRIDOR VIEW

Pediatric Floor Elevator Lobby: rendering by Illustrations on Demand

[ Kaiser Permanente Flagship Hospital ]pediatric department

As part of the Oakland hospital rebuild KP needed a space for their pediatric patients to heal and

thrive. We were able to work with a few of their chronic patients to get an inside perspective of the

emotional ride that these children and their families are on during the course of their treatment.

Through these interactions, we built a concept around discovery, escape, creation and learning.

The project spans two buildings, a hospital and attached outpatient building. The pediatric inpatient

program consists of a single floor of 34 beds, a teen playroom, a child playroom, rehabilitation

space, public lobby, transport lobby as well as the caregiver stations and staff spaces. The outpa-

tient program includes Emergency rooms, PACU, Pre/Post Op rooms, CT rooms and waiting spaces.

• Overall design concept and strategy for all spaces; including the colors strategy, finish palettes

and artwork.

• Schematic Design phase through Construction Document phase design. Responsible for full doc-

umentation of plans, finish plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, details and finish schedule.

• Participation in user meetings, as well as the coinciding designs edits and responses

• Responsible for collaboration of the art strategy with the consultants and enhancing the design

through art.

• Production of rendered finish plans, elevations, vignettes, 3D studies and all client presentations.

• Coordination of the professional renderings and post-production Photoshop edits/enhance-

ments

Activity / info panels and wall covering throughout corridors

department corridors : supergraphicsFinish Palette

Inpatient Corridor : patient side

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ENTRY VIEW

CHILD

TEEN

84””84”

CHILD

INTERACTIVE

INFOGRAPHICSPH-

CAREGIVER CORRIDOR ELEVATION

PATIENT ROOM CORRIDOR ELEVATION

CORRIDOR VIEW

Inpatient Corridor : caregiver side

Corridor : rendering by Illustrations on Demand

pediatric department [KAISER PERMANENTE]

KAISER PERMANENTE Oakland Replacement Hospital

createexplore

explore

interact

make believe video/

games

LEVEL 12 : THE HIDEOUT (YOUNGER CHILDREN) - DESIGN

CREATE WALLPLAN

ZONING


createexplore

explore

interact

make believe video/

games


CREATE WALLPLAN

ZONING


createexplore

explore

interact

make believe video/

games


CREATE WALLPLAN

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CREATE WALL VIDEO/ GAME WALL MAKE BELIEVE WALL EXPLORE WALL





the hideout : child playroom concept

Concept axon, activity map & room elevations


READ ZONE / GAMES ZONE VIDEO ZONE / COMPUTER ZONE

INTERACT ZONE / READ ZONE COMPUTER ZONE / INTERACT ZONE














LEVEL 12 : THE LOUNGE (TEENS) - DESIGN

PLAN

TYPICAL LAYOUT

GROUP LAYOUT

video/ games

read

computersinteract

ZONING


LEVEL 12 : THE LOUNGE (TEENS) - DESIGN

PLAN

TYPICAL LAYOUT

GROUP LAYOUT

video/ games

read

computersinteract

ZONING

the lounge : teen playroom concept

Concept axon, activity map & custom furniture piece elevations


“My Backyard” transports children to a starlit outdoor setting, creating an escape. Each room uses fiber optic lighting, rustic wood veneer, sky graphics and cool colors to calm fears and let children imagine they are camping in their own backyard.

my backyard : externally focused patient room

my room : internally focused patient room

“My Room” allows for personalization with unique and creative design solutions relating to the home. Products such as graphic glass, a multi-function rail system, book shelves and a flip down work area, allow patients and families to customize their room to bring familiar toys and mementos that can be integrated into the room.


Atrium : all finished photography by Sean Airhart

[ University of Utah, Skaggs School of Pharmacy]science + education

The original School of Pharmacy was built through generous donations from the Skaggs Family. This legacy is extended through a new adjoining 30,000 s.f. building, consisting of an atrium, lab, offices and vivarium donated by the next generation of Skaggs.The major concepts driving the design were based on the central atrium as a dynamic gathering space and creating collaborative spaces throughout the entire building. Legacy and collaboration are themes that are carried throughout the building both literally and analogically.

• Led the initial planning in conjunction with the lab planning effort. • Overall design concept and strategy for all spaces; including the finish palettes and

strategies for donor opportunities.• Schematic Design phase through Design Development Document phase design. Re-

sponsible for full documentation of plans, finish plans, reflected ceiling plans, eleva-tions, details and finish schedule.

• Responsible for interior finish palettes, client presentations, developing strategies for donor opportunities and legacy connections

• Production of rendered finish plans, elevations, vignettes, 3D studies and client pre-sentations.

A T R I U M

“ R i c h A r r a y o f Ta l e n t ”

4TH FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

D E S I G N D E V E L O P M E N T P R E S E N TAT I O N

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atrium section diagram

atrium : legacy connector + social hub

topographical interpretation diagram

social interaction ripple diagram

By pulling cues from the external topography the atrium is shaped into a canyon that flows down the hill. A grand stair at the south end of the atrium acts as a seating area that looks out into the canyon. The canyon walls allow for visual connec-tions, and create a social space, abuzz with activity.

Atrium (grand stair + legacy graphics)

Atrium (canyon walls)

Atrium (view from above)

science + education [U of U, SCHOOL OF PHARM ]

sustainable strategy : holistic approach

The building is targeted to obtain LEED Gold certification. Sustainability strategies reflecting the building program, local climate, and massing are projected to reduce energy consumption by 23% and electrical consump-tion by 21%, or $7.5 million over 50 years. A high-performance façade pro-vides even and beautiful daylight throughout, even in the laboratories..

The ALSAMFoundationDFCM

FENESTRATION STUDIES - West Facade

spandrel glass or metal panel

sunscreen2’-0” vertical panel (perforation optional) 1’-0” horzontal shelf

metal extrusion

fritted glass

vision glass

shadow box with fritted glass

offi ce circulation

shade

fi lteredsun light

shade

shade directsunlight

Afternoon, 3:00 pm

labs + offices : collaboration + learning

A single main corridor runs past each lab and office, intersecting perpendicularly, are smaller corridors that shoot into the labs. These secondary paths create views that carry through the entire lab. The corridors are saturated with color, designed to conceal access doors and equipment. They each terminate at team spaces, with dynamic views and writing surfaces

science + education [U of U, SCHOOL OF PHARM ]

Company Store : photography by Sean Airhart

[ Microsoft B92, Learning Center]corporate commerical

B92 is the first stop for a new Microsoft (main campus) employee. Here, new team mem-bers are immersed in the Microsoft culture. The space supports the learning and working needs of a very diverse set of occupants. The design aspires to truly reflect the corporate aesthetic and values, and yet set an ambitious standard for all Microsoft work environ-ments.

• Design Development and Construction Document phases.• Full documentation of plans, finish plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, details and

the finish schedule.• The development of concepts into complete designs and documented spaces. Focused

primarily on the café, concourse, company store and conference rooms.

the concourse : circulation + respite

The Concourse serves as a main circulation path, waiting area and an indicator for aesthetic tone of all secondary spaces. From this space all major functions flow.

The Concourse : photography by Sean Airhart

SD conceptual sketch : by design lead

developed conceptual vignette

1 servery desk section

developed conceptual vignette

corporate café : serving counter

The awkward footprint of this small café counter and queuing area gave us an opportunity to focus on the detailing of casework.

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corporate commercial [MICROSOFT LEARNING CENTER]

thank you.

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