5190 POND VIEW DR JACKSONVILLE , F L 32258 904.704 .3837 AMBERFULGHAM07@GMAIL .COM

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SHIFT MAKING & MANAGING CHANGE

 

Spring 2013- 7 weeks Group Project (S . Gi l lesp ie , S . Kodi , M.Toro)

Rev i t , AutoCAD, SketchUp, 3DS Max, Pho toshop

The focus of Shift is to foster a new mindset for the transforming world through an imaginative,

CREATIVE, yet adaptable ECOSYSTEM. This DYNAMIC ecosystem reflects upon empowering

wellbeing and increasing self-esteem.

 

Shift team members and clients do not “meet” with one another, but rather come together to “CONNECT,” to exchange information, discuss personal ideas, and plug into the innovative bank within this V IBRANT ecosystem. A K INETIC circulation encourages movement, exploration and enhances the connections among users. The SYMBIOTIC relationship between the occupants and their environment supports creative growth and innovation processes. The impact being made within the working environment establishes a meaningful CONNECTION between the occupants (living organisms) and the workplace (non-living component).  

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Idea Gallery Work Café

Informal Collaboration Zones

Group Workshop

     

                         

 

     

     

                 

     

                 

   

 

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JACKSONVILLE ZOO AND GARDENS DONOR AREA RECOGNITION

Firs t P lace Winner  

Fa l l 2014- 5 weeks Team : Amber Fulgham, Ledia Durmisha j

Mentors : Trevor Lee and Jim Kolb SketchUp, Pho toshop

 

The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens Donor Area is a growing and EVOLVING space that creates a sense of pride for those belonging to the zoo, its growth, and its great network of philanthropists. This renovation is designed to not only recognize the current donors, but to compel others to give as well. Donors are a source of GROWTH, and growth in nature is best expressed through the golden ratio, a ratio that allows growth to expand ORGANICALLY . This design uses the golden ratio as a guiding factor to

Ariel View of Donor Recognition Area

History Display Area

As an extension of the community, our design

implements the Jacksonville Zoo and

Gardens vision by providing an, “inspiring

DISCOVERY and appreciation of the

earth’s wildlife through INNOVATIVE

experiences in a caring environment.”

 

Information Center

Visual Expression of Growth Overtime

open up the space, and create various programs that provide educational opportunities. This living structure enhances ones experience by embracing its flexibility and practicality.  

Entrance View

           

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MODERN EDGE RETAIL DESIGN COMPETIT ION

 

Spring 2013- 4 weeks Indiv idua l Project Rev i t , Pho toshop

The integration of biomimicry within Modern Edge Cosmetics is not just about introducing bio-inspired cosmetics. It is about being simply sourced, FRESH, honest, NATURAL, and yet modern. By inviting nature in, Modern Edge Cosmetics is creating a retail experience that is CAPTIVATING, intriguing, INSPIR ING and harmonious. Modern Edge Cosmetics is S IMPLY SOURCED and S IMPLY YOU!

 

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Entrance View

Biomimicry opens up a whole NEW palette of design inspiration, ideas, and opportunities. Studying nature’s models allows design inspiration to be based on their form, processes, and systems. Throughout Modern Edge Cosmetics, the natural forms found in nature are STYALIZED and MODERNIZED, allowing users to be thoroughly engaged in their cosmetic retail experience.  

Storefront

Entrance Sketch

Makeover and Skin Care Stations Makeover Station Sketch

Makeover and Hair Stations

         

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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA SCHOOL OF ART + ART HISTORY

 

Fa l l 2013- 6 weeks Group Project (N . Yazd i , E . Delgado)

Rev i t , AutoCAD, Photoshop

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Ceramics and Sculpture Galley Sculpture Classroom

The focus for the UF School of Art + Art History’s ceramics and sculpture department is to create

INTERACTIVE spaces with a FLUID translation between learning and creating. ORGANIC

materials combined with INDUSTRIAL features enhance the design by visually expressing the idea

of continuity.

KODAK EXECUTIVE OFFICE  

Spring 2013- 4 weeks Indiv idua l Project

Rev i t , AutoCAD, 3DS Max

This executive office design dealt with a corporate brand in order to create a space that well defines the company.

A VERSATILE environment was created to STIMULATE minds and INSPIRE innovation. Kodak anticipated a L IVELY atmosphere with influences from engineered

materials used throughout various Kodak products.

Executive Office

Conference Room

Executive Office