6. Interior Design Portfolio 2008-2011

JULIA CARPENTER I am a very outgoing and personable individual who thrives in both challenging and stressful situations. I consider myself a strong team player with a creative personality who has a lot to offer any project. My social and communicative skills are the most recognizable strengths in my character as well as my ability to pay close attention to detail. I am very skilled in a variety of computer programs and possess necessary technological skills to succeed in any design environment. I have extensive experience with Indesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Microsoft office, Autocad, Sketchup, and Sketchup with Vray. I am a risk taker, a very hard worker, and I will never be satisfied until the job is done, and done with exceeding expectations.

MY PROMISE:I will grow as a designer.

I will continue to improve.I will never stop learning.

project: CONVALESCENT CARE FACILITY

date: SECOND SEMESTER |1ST YEAR

task:THIS WAS MY FIRST GROUP PROJECT. THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A BARRIER FREE FACILITY THAT WAS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ELDERLY PATIENTS IN NEED OF LONG TERM MEDICAL CARE.

practiced:- FREE HAND DRAFTING- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- MATERIAL SELECTION- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN- BARRIER FREE DESIGN- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- HAND RENDERING- SCALED HAND MADE MODEL- OBC STUDIES- TEAM WORK- PRESENTATION POSTERS- HEALTH CARE DESIGN

project: IDEO OFFICE DESIGN

date: FIRST SEMESTER | 2ND YEAR

task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN AN OFFICE SPACE THAT CAPTURED THE ESSENCE OF IDEO. IT ALSO HAD TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTAIN THE CHARACTER OF THE DISTILLERY DISTRICT.

practiced:- FREE HAND DRAFTING- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- MATERIAL SELECTION- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN- BARRIER FREE DESIGN- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- HAND RENDERING- OBC STUDIES- PRESENTATION POSTERS- SUSTAINABLE DESIGN- OFFICE DESIGN

project: RESIDENTIAL LOFT PROJECT

date: FIRST SEMESTER |1ST YEAR

task:THIS WAS MY FIRST DESIGN. THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A CUSTOM LOFT THAT FIT THE NEEDS OF A 60 YEAR OLD CELLIST WHO REGULARLY ENTERTAINS AND PERFORMS IN HER HOME.

practiced:- FREE HAND DRAFTING- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- MATERIAL SELECTION- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN- SCALED HAND MADE MODEL- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS - PRESENTATION POSTERS - RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

project: MOBILE PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY UNIT


task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A MOBILE ONCOLOGY FACILITY THAT WAS CHILD FRIENDLY AND BARRIER FREE. IT WAS INTENDED TO BE BUILT OUT OF RECYCLED STORAGE CONTAINERS SO IT COULD BE RELOCATED AROUND RURAL AREAS.

practiced:- DESIGNED WITH AUTOCAD- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN- SCALED HAND MADE MODEL- BARRIER FREE DESIGN- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- HAND RENDERING- OBC STUDIES- SUSTAINABLE DESIGN- TRANSPORTABLE DESIGN- ONCOLOGY DESIGN

project: LAMP DESIGN


task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A FUNCTIONING LAMP USING ANY SOURCE OF MATERIALS. MY DESIGN WAS BASED ON SUSTAINABILITY. I USED RECYCLED WATER BOTTLES TO BUILT WAS I CALLED THE “PLASTEEK” PENDANT LAMP.

practiced:- SPEC SHEET FABRICATION- CONSTRUCTION SKILLS - FULL SCALE FABRICATION- PRESENTATION SKILLS- FURNITURE DESIGN

INSPIRATION FOR MASTER BEDROOM WALL ART FOUND IN SPACE BY JOSHUA DAVIS INSPIRATIONAL IMAGE FOR OFFICE DESIGN SCALED MODEL OF INTERIOR ENTRANCE IMAGE OF FINAL FABRICATION

DESIGN PROJECT TIMELINEFIRST YEAR (2009) - THIRD YEAR (2011)HUMBER COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

project: GEORGIAN BAY COTTAGE

date: SECOND SEMESTER | 2ND YEAR

task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A GEORGIAN BAY COTTAGE THAT PROMOTED FAMILY INTERACTION AND HEALTHY LIVING. THE DESIGN HAD TO ACCOMMODATE OVERNIGHT GUEST VISITS AND EARLY RETIREMENT. CREATING OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES WAS IMPORTANT TO THE FAMILY.

practiced:- DESIGNED WITH AUTOCAD- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- SCALED HAND MADE MODEL- SITE STUDIES - LIGHT AND SHADOW STUDY- OBC STUDIES- RESIDENTIAL DESIGN

project:STREWN WINERY RE-DESIGN

date: FIRST SEMESTER | 3RD YEAR

task:THIS WAS A GROUP PROJECT. THE TASK WAS TO RE-DESIGN A NIAGARA REGION WINERY SO THAT THE VISITOR WOULD BE HONOURED THROUGH THE ON SITE COOKING SCHOOL AND WITH VIEWS INSIDE THE WINES PRODUCTION. THE DESIGN HAD TO CAPTURE THE ESSENCE OF STREWN MADE WINES AND HONOUR ITS HIGH CLASS REPUTATION.

practiced:- DESIGNED WITH AUTOCAD- PRESENTATION DRAWINGS- STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- REFLECTED CEILING PLANS- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- SCALED HAND MADE MODEL- SITE VISIT/STUDIES - OBC STUDIES- TEAM WORK

project: BOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE

date: SECOND SEMESTER | 2ND YEAR

task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN A HIGH END SPORTS BOUTIQUE THAT PROMOTED POWER, ENERGY, AND HEALTH. THE STORE I DESIGNED WAS BASED AROUND SELLING PRODUCTS RELATED TO SNOWBOARDING, SURFING, AND SKATEBOARDING.

practiced:- DESIGNED WITH AUTOCAD- FLOOR PLAN - STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN- PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS- HAND RENDERING- PRESENTATION POSTERS- OBC STUDIES- RETAIL DESIGN

project:INSPIRED SEXUAL HEALTH CENTRE

date: FIRST SEMESTER | 3RD YEAR

task:THE TASK WAS TO RESEARCH AND PROPOSE A HEALTH FACILITY THAT OFFERED MEDICAL NEEDS TO A SELECTED DEMOGRAPHIC. THIS PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN TEAMS OF TWO. THE FACULTY CHOSE ONE PROJECT WITHIN THE CLASS TO BE SUBMITTED INTO A REGIONAL COMPETITION. OUR PROJECT WAS CHOSEN.

practiced:- DESIGNED WITH AUTOCAD- FLOOR PLAN- ELEVATIONS/SECTIONS- PHOTOREALISTIC RENDERING- PRESENTATION POSTERS- DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH- DESIGN PROPOSAL- HEALTH CARE DESIGN- TEAM WORK

project:CHAIR FABRICATION

date: SECOND SEMESTER | 3RD YEAR

task:THE TASK WAS TO DESIGN AND FABRICATE A LIFE SIZE FUNCTIONING CHAIR THAT IS INSPIRED BY A CHOSEN DESIGNER. I BASED MY CHAIR DESIGN AFTER THE ICONIC FASHION DESIGNER ISSEY MIYAKE.

practiced:- 3-D AUTOCAD- SKETCHS- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT- STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS- CONSTRUCTION SKILLS- FULL SCALE FABRICATION - POSTER DESIGN- FURNITURE DESIGN

RENDERED PERSPECTIVE OF BOUTIQUE INSPIRATIONAL IMAGE FOR COTTAGE DESIGN INSPIRATIONAL VERSACE GOWN FOR WINERY ART FOUND IN SPACE BY JOSHUA DAVIS IMAGE OF CHAIR DESIGN

STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: We researched and identified the needs of individuals within our chosen community and then studied relevant health care trends. Based on this research, we developed a design solution for a building that serviced the growing need for health care assistance. First, we identified five major goals for the design solution. Second, we wrote a design concept statement that explained how our team planned to meet these goals. Finally, we developed a 500-word program that supported these goals and was based on the information discovered during the research phase. We considered the unique needs of our chosen community and used them to determine the services our health care center would provide.

Faculty sponsors submitted this project as one of the top three competition entries to regional chair for the IDEC 2010/2011 Student Competition.

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INSPI(RED) SEXUAL HEALTH CENTRE HEALTH CARE PROJECT

IDEC 2010/2011 STUDENT COMPETITION

Designed by: Julia Carpenter and Kellie JohnsonDesigned at: Humber College of Applied Technology

Project Duration: 2 WEEKS

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INSPIREDSEXUAL HEALTH CENTER

PERSPECTIVE OF RECEPTION AND ENTRANCE

PERSPECTIVE OF OPEN COUNSELING

PERSPECTIVE OF WAITING AREA

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

WATER BASED LATEX PAINT MAIN COLOURS USED WITHIN SPACE - ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

RENEWABLE MATERIAL USED FOR UPHOLSTERY100% ALPACA

FSC CERTIFIED WOOD USED THROUGHOUT SPACEON CEILINGS, WALLS, FLOOR, AND MILLWORK

This image designed by Joshua Davis inspired the aesthetic design of this facility. It is used as the opaque skin seen on the exterior windows of this center, which attracts attention through its vibrant urban design, spreads sexual health awareness through the red colors, and still maintains a high level of privacy to all interior visitors. Although the design is opaque from the exterior, its translucent interior still allows light to shine through, while casting colorful rays of art within the reception and waiting room.

Urban living inspired the idea of designing a building that creates a safe environment where the youth of today can comfortably seek non-judgmental advice concerning sexual activity and personal health. The goal of attracting individuals to this care unit is not only to educate but also to give visitors the opportunity to connect with other people who share similar personal concerns. The educational seminars that take place in this facility allow lasting relationships to develop through trust, acceptance, and support. The architectural design will consist of lowered ceilings to enhance the feeling of comfort, privacy, and intimacy. The obvious graphics and color scheme will both educate and attract clients. Special mood lighting and seating will enrich the ambiance of comfort and familiarity. Overall space planning will promote a positive atmosphere that will further promote communication, trust, and acceptance.

In 2003, Statistics Canada surveyed 854,817 people aged 15-49 who admitted to being diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection. With these progressively growing numbers, a modern health care facility that focuses on the important aspects of sexual activity and awareness will prove beneficial in the overall well being of our developing society.

Cobourg, Ontario is located 118km east of Toronto and is the largest town within Northumberland County. The demographics of this rural town show motives on why the application of a Sexual Health Clinic would prove advantageous to both Cobourg and its surrounding areas. As of 2006, Cobourg’s general population was recorded at 18,210, with roughly 6,200 individuals between the ages of 15-29. A study in May 2005 conducted by Statistics Canada influenced our decision in targeting a younger demographic between the ages of 15-29, because it proved that the average age of sexual relations begin at 16 years old. Our Sexual Health Clinic wants to influence the youth of today to make smart sexual decisions that are backed with both knowledge and understanding.

Traditional health care facilities normally overtake a sterile environment that prides function over form. Health care trends of today are influenced by modern design that strives towards a more aesthetically pleasing environment that combines both function and practicality. Not only do modern practices thrive in more visually pleasing designs but they also endeavor to create a more sustainable outcome through the use of low emitting VOC materials, energy efficient equipment, and more sustainable mechanical systems. Examples of this can be found in the use of renewable energy, the use of grey water systems, or even by utilizing recycled components and integrating them into a new idea. Hospitals have recently been looking too hotels for design direction by incorporating connections to the outdoors and taking a more hospitable approach to soften the institutional edge. Another design trend that is becoming more prevalent in healthcare is the use of ambient lighting. Moving away from the traditional flat fluorescents, health care centre’s are now taking into account natural daylight and utilizing different lighting techniques to create atmosphere, ambiance and add interest to a given space.

Inspired Sexual Care Facility is a state of the art centre that provides specialized interaction with patients that struggle with transmitted infections who seek guidance, counselling, education and medical assistance. The barrier free facility is equipped with special treatment rooms, counselling for group and individual sessions, sexual education workshops and fully interactive staff members to help with any questions or concerns. This sustainable personal care facility will educate the practice of safe sex and sexual health within a confidential environment where security and safety is top priority. The centre will attract youth through the use of vibrant urban design that relates to the modern generation of today and will build a more educated generation for tomorrow. Inspirered Sexual Care Facility is a centre designed to grow and adapt to the needs of individuals who seek sexual education and medical help.

CONCEPT STATEMENT :

“GO IN DIVIDED, COME OUT UNITED.”

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FLOOR PLAN OF INSPI(RED) HEALTH CLINICIDEC 2010/2011 STUDENT COMPETITION ENTRY

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SECTION A-A OF INSPI(RED) HEALTH CLINICIDEC 2010/2011 STUDENT COMPETITION ENTRY

SECTION B-B OF INSPI(RED) HEALTH CLINICIDEC 2010/2011 STUDENT COMPETITION ENTRY

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PHOTO REALISTIC RENDERING OF INSPI(RED) HEALTH CLINICGROUP COUNSELING ROOMIDEC 2010/2011 STUDENT COMPETITION ENTRY

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SustainabilityThis facility should offer sustainable features that will promote environmental design through the application of environmentally conscious materials and practices.

ComfortThis care centre should create a comfortable and supportive environment through the application of lighting systems, material selection and architectural elements.

EducationThe colour red is an international icon used to educate awareness for HIV/AIDS as well as other sexually transmitted infections, and should be dominantly used within every space of the facility.

Flexibility The center will acheive flexibilty within the care facility through the application of movable partitions, changeable furniture schemes, and spaces that are designed to function for multiple uses.

CirculationThis centre should function as a barrier-free unit that provides wheel-chair accessibility through the application of wide hallways in a one-level building.

FIVE GOALS FOR THE FACILITY DESIGN

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STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: Our task was to redesign Strewn’s Winery. The redevelopment captured the vineyard views and promoted the cooking school and tasting tours more effectively. I redesigned the entrance, tasting bars, and bathrooms found on the ground level. It was a group collaboration in the overall design and layout. The project required site visits, furniture and equipment plans, reflected ceiling plans, electrical plans, construction plans, partition plans, power plans, site plans, roof plans, descriptive legends, elevations, sections, scaled models, light studies, and perspective drawings.

Showcased as a feature in Humber Magazine.

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STREWN WINERYWINERY DESIGN PROJECT

REDESIGN NIAGARA REGION WINERY

Designed by: Julia Carpenter, Kellie Johnson & Emily MacdonellDesigned at: Humber College of Applied Technology

Project Duration: February, 3rd, 2010 - April, 9th, 2010

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SITE VISIT AND BEFORE PICTURES OF WINERYSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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SITE AND ROOF PLAN OF PROPOSED REDESIGNSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT PLAN: FLOOR LEVELSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

SECTIONAL ELEVATION A-ASTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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SECTIONAL ELEVATION B-BSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN: FLOOR LEVELSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEGEND - NOT SCALEDSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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DEPTH: 3.9" HALOGEN (R7S) ARTEMIDE

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS LAMP TYPE MANUFACTURE WATTAGE NOTESLOCATED IN WINE BARREL DISPLAY CASESFIXTURE SHOWN ON FLOOR PLAN

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1. THIS DRAWING TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITHMECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS ANDSPECIFICATIONS REPORT ANY DISAGREEMENT OR CONFLICTTO DESIGNER'S FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND CLARIFICATION.

2. FREESTANDING FURNITURE ON THIS PLAN REPRESENTSDESIGN INTENT ONLY.

3. LIGHT SWITCHES FOUND ON MILLWORK ARE LOCATED UNDERMILLWORK COUNTERS.

4. LIGHT SWITCHES ARE TO BE MOUNTED AT 44" (1115 MM) A.F.F.

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102 STNWD84"C

103 STNWD84"C

104 STNWD84"C

105 STNWD84"C

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D104 D105

D113

D115

D116

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D114

D107

D102

D109

D110

D108

D106

D103

106 PTWD84"72"D

107 STNWD84"36"D

108 STNWD84"30"C

109 STNWD84"30"B

110 STNWD84"36"B

111 PTWD84"72"A PNC, LCK, AUTO

112 STNWD84"36"A

113 STNWD84"30"A

114 STNWD84"30"B

115 STNWD84"36"B

116 STNWD84"36"A

201 PTWD84"72"2"D

202 STNWD84"36"2"D

203 STNWD84"30"2"D

204 STNWD84"30"2"C

205 STNWD84"36"2"C

206 STNWD84"30"2"C

207 STNWD84"36"2"D

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PNC - PANIC HARDWARE

P/P - PUSH PULL

WD - WOOD

STN - STAIN

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AUTO - AUTOMATIC DOOR OPENER

LCK - LOCKSET, LATCH

TYPICAL PARTITION WALLSTEEL STUD CONSTRUCTION90MM METAL STUDS @ 600MM O/C16MM GYP BD ON BOTH SIDES150MM THICK ACOUSTICAL BATT INS.

TYPICAL PARTITION WALLSTEEL STUD CONSTRUCTION90MM METAL STUDS @ 600MM O/C16MM GYP BD ON BOTH SIDES76MM THICK ACOUSTICAL BATT INS.

PARTITION WALL3FORM CONSTRUCTION2 PANELS OF ACRYLIC1PANEL OF 3FORM IN BETWEEN

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FLOOR PLAN: PARTITION PLANSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

INSPIRATION FOR MATERIAL SELECTION AND BAR ORIENTATIONSTREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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LIGHT STUDIES AND IMAGES OF THE SCALED MODEL STREWN WINERY DESIGN PROJECT

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STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: The task was to design a Georgian Bay Cottage for a retired active couple who continuously had family staying over. The space will promote relaxation, romance, and family due to the advantage of having a beautiful location that provides incredible views that are maximized by the cottages architectural design. This project included concept studies, concept sketches, furniture plans, reflected ceiling plans, site plans, roof plans, exterior elevations, sections, scaled models, and perspective drawings.

Highest mark for hand made scaled model.

23.

GEORGIAN BAY COTTAGERESIDENTIAL DESIGN PROJECT

COTTAGE DESIGN FOR ACTIVE RETIRED COUPLE

Designed by: Julia CarpenterDesigned at: Humber College of Applied Technology

Project Duration: March, 10th, 2010 – April, 22nd, 2010

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT SKETCHESGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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HAND DRAWN PERSPECTIVE OF LIVING SPACEGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

28.

HAND MADE SCALED MODELGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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SITE PLAN SHOWING ROOF GEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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FLOOR PLAN LOWER LEVELGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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FLOOR PLAN UPPER LEVELGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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SECTION A: CROSS SECTIONAL THROUGH INTERIORGEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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EXTERIOR ELEVATION 1GEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

EXTERIOR ELEVATION 2GEORGIAN COTTAGE DESIGN PROJECT

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STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: Bomboarder Boutique is a conceptual project proposal designed to attract the upper class demographic. This store is to be placed in California or Australia, where both snowboarding and surfing are within close distance of each other. This proposal is designed to provide retail distribution of products that promote healthy activity. This project included conceptual studies, concept sketches, brand development, furniture plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, partition plan, descriptive legends, and perspective drawings.

Strongest concept statement.

35.

BOMBOARDER BOUTIQUERETAIL DESIGN PROJECT

HIGH-END SPORTS STORE

Designed by: Julia CarpenterDesigned at: Humber College of Applied Technology

Project Duration: February, 3rd, 2010 – March, 9th, 2010

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POSTER PROPOSALBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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The concept statement that represents Bomboarder Boutique is “ EXPLODE”, which demonstrates energy, power, and action. The retail deign has implemented this through a unique cashier desk that will have protruding elements resembling explosions, bold graphics that inspire energy, as well as feature walls that promote athleticism.

CONCEPT AND LOGO DESIGNBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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HAND DRAWN PERSPECTIVEBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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FLOOR PLAN: FURNITURE PLANBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

FLOOR PLAN: MEZZANINE PLANBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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ELEVATION: HALF-PIPEBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

ELEVATION: HALF-PIPEBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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SOUTH SECTIONAL ELEVATIONBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

NORTH SECTIONAL ELEVATIONBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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PARTITION PLANBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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REFLECTED CEILING PLANBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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FINISHES PLANBOMBOARDER BOUTIQUE DESIGN PROJECT

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