T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Residential Design

Corporate Design

Hospitality Design

Healthcare Design

Residential Remodel

Three-Dimensional Design

Photography

Logo Design

W e l l n e s s H o u s e

Problem StatementAndrew and Emma Palmer along with their 10 year old daughter, Grace, and Great Pyrenees, Hercules, have recently purchased a two-story home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Following Andrew’s diagnoses with heart disease and planned weight loss, the family has decided to live daily to continue improving their overall heath both physically and mentally. With an open budget, the overall goal to promote new ways to better and maintain their healthy lifestyle goals will be met by also incorporating the Palmer family’s enjoyment for outdoor activities.

Concept StatementThis two-story home in Colorado is designed specifically for the Palmer Family’s overall wellness. This inside-out home is simply to encourage healthy decisions to continue weight-loss and to keep the weight off while encouraging the subconscious to continue and maintain a healthy mindset. The intentional use of color is significant to elude the concentration of trust, serenity, reflection, courage, energy, harmony and restoration; by using natural filters of blue, red and green these concentrations are met, due thanks to the use of white. White is pure, with white being the backing of each splash of color, having a pure mindset and health is possible. Using the natural environment, in which, Colorado Springs possesses is important to encourage physical activity, therefore is also incorporated. This creative residence is solely committed to around the clock positive wellness.

Sustainability StatementDue to the layout of the lot, using the sun as the main source of light and the direction of the Coloradoan wind is easily taken advantage of in this residence. The use of natural finishes that are mostly composed of scrap pieces of wood or broken sheets of stone are just examples of how avoiding scrap pieces that could diminish the environment are being used. This residence does not require an extensive construction timeline because of the minimal amount of extra finishes that are involved, allowing less fumes to project from the construction site itself. The use of simple red brick in the interior is to allow the open spaces to remain heated and cooled without having to use an extensive air condition; also, with the use of many large doors and windows taking advantage of the outdoor weather will be easily conquered.

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P o l k S t a n l e y W i l c o x

Problem StatementLittle Rock, Arkansas is the home to the well-respected architecture firm known as, Polk Stanley Wilcox. Throughout ongoing success the combined firm continues to grow; with this constant growth the PWS family has continually expanded. They have decided to take over the first floor of the Garver Building with a stunning view of the Arkansas River.

Concept StatementWith a wonderful view of the Arkansas River, the first floor of the Garver Building is designed specifically for the award-winning architecture firm, Polk Stanley Wilcox. The Little Rock based architecture firm is known for their ability to transform any space by committing to both quality design and excellent value through “building green”. While upholding reputation and professionalism the team behind the name Polk Stanley Wilcox, consists of a group of well-rounded designers that understand how to enjoy their work. Incorporating PSW’s design style, philosophy, and logo into the space is significant in order to set the feeling of being a part of a successful corporation that continues to grow stronger. To allow for cleanliness- natural sunlight and white surfaces will dominate the space with hints of blue, green, and orange in a higher saturation – to reflect the Polk Stanley Wilcox logo. The originality of the structure’s design is meant to simulate the brain; potentially to fuel your body by counteracting as a stress reliever.

C O R P O R A T E D E S I G N

E S S E S e a f o o d + B a r

In a secluded location, nestled under the Brooklyn Bridge, Esse transports you in a world of elegance and beauty where you experience the exquisite and breathtaking views of NYC while savoring the unique flavors of the ocean.

Esse is inspired by the calm colors and natural materials that reflect the work and style of the artist, Eva Hesse, in a world where true luxury is hard to come by, Esse brings unique selection of ocean cuisine that is prepared to absolute perfection.

Concept StatementBuzzy O’Keefe is on a mission to create a new restaurant that holds the aesthetic value of his favorite artist, Eva Hesse. Located in New York, Hurricane Sandy greatly affected Buzzy’s restaurant career. In coming up with this new design idea, he hopes to achieve a high end, luxury feel that holds a comfortable value. By creating a space using neutral colors, and organic features we can grasp the essence of Eva Hesse’s work.

Team MembersRandi Owens - Interior Design - Exhibit Coordinator

Erik Smith - Interior Design - Physical Access ManagerCasey Kelly - Interior Design - Communications

Rose Dean - Graphic Design - Co-Brand ManagerAlex McCalip - Graphic Design - Virtual Access Manager

Brandon Rich - Marketing - Co-Brand ManagerJose Chamorro - Marketing - Treasurer

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Digital Renderings - Revit 2014 + Photoshop By: R. Owens + E. Smith

A m a n i P e d i a t r i c s

Problem StatementThe Amani Pediatric Clinic in Little Rock, Arkansas has decided to move into a new location to become a more competitive Pediatric facility while staying in the Little Rock area. This clinic is to applicably meet the healthcare needs of a new born through the age of eighteen.

Concept StatementWith a new wonderful location, the Amani Pediatric Clinic in Little Rock, Arkansas has moved to a location on the corner of Cantrell and Valley Ranch Dr. The Little Rock based Clinic is known for their ability to meet a child’s needs along with providing wonderful care. While upholding reputation and professionalism the team behind the newly named Amani Clinic consists of a group of a well-rounded staff that understand how to enjoy their work. The word ‘amani’ comes from the Swahili translation of peace. Incorporating the clinic’s name and desire to provide a distraction, the design of the new building has transformed into an adventure of an African safari. While meeting the needs of all ages, this is a space that is captivated by the strong components throughout clinic. While it is important to remain clean and safe, many wild recreations are presented. Not only do animals sporadically greet the patients but the colors of a safari are represented in every crevice, all too capture the true adventure!

H E A L T H C A R E D E S I G N

O w e n s R e s i d e n c eDuring the spring and summer semesters of 2013, I was approached by my parents to transform their new house into their dream house. After selling all existing furniture it was important for them to start completely over with only artwork that our family had either collected or created. In order for them to keep their initial idea of showing our family’s diverse talents; every large printed photograph throughout the house has been taken by my Mother or myself. During this remodel, I monitored every decision that I didn’t personally execute.

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A f t e r

S h i f t i n g G e a r sThis uniquely designed decorative pendent, made purely from various recycled bicycle parts, has taken the challenge of capturing the world within its grasps. The orbital shape that the bicycle rims create around the light source are significant to that of our own solar system; which consists of the planets orbiting around our great source of light, the sun. The use of texture, shape, and placement are intricately incorporated to allow the eye to understand that there is more to this environment; a bicycle is not just a bicycle.

T H R E E - D I M E N S I O N A L D E S I G N

ASID Southcentral Career Day 2015First Place in Product Design

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