Anthony DorrelInterior Architectadorrel@k-state.edu816-377-2531

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Anthony is a graduate student in the Masters of Interior Architecture and Product Design program at Kansas State University and is seeking to expand his knowledge base through a career opportunity in the Interior’s department. His three previous internships have led him to search for larger opportunities in the national community.

When chance affords him free time, Anthony has led the design group for the Open House event for Kansas State’s Interior department, managed Kansas State’s first charity Dance Marathon for alzheimers, and has submitted to various design competitions, winning one and receiving top three honors in two. On occasions outside of studio, he has finally managed to fix his Caddy Shack-like slice on the golf course and plays center-mid for the Kansas State club soccer team.

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01 Sea Doo Restaurant + Retail Design Spring 2013

09 Mushotoku Wellness and Office Design Fall 2014

11 Design4Next Office Design Fall 2013

15 D&D Law Office Design Fall 2013

Front Exterior Perspective, 3DS Max, Vray RenderedParti

Fall 2013

Retail and Restaurant

Goal:

Develop a retail flagship store to promote the selected product. The retail will include apparel, footwear, large and small accessories, as well as the vehicle. With a customer’s length of stay closely associated with percentage of sales, a bar and restaurant were added to the second floor to encourage interaction.

In keeping with the Sea-Doo’s form, the architectural concepts reflected the products’ hidden connections, reveals and faceting nature.

SEA-DOOEA-DOO

First Floor Retail

Second Floor Restaurant

Second FloorFirst Floor Second FFirst Floor

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The ShowroomThe Showroom

The showroom includes a built wave to showcase the Sea-Doo, crashing down the wave and up the two story glass walls. Water will flow down the glass and around the Sea-Doos creating the movement of a wake.

The Wave PoolThe Wave Pool

The wave pool is to include displays for large and small accessories using inflatable tubes floating at varying heights.

The CaveThe Cave

The back of the restaurant is divided by two-story water walls that connect the showroom to the cave space by continuing the wave of Sea-Doos through the water wall onto the ceiling of the above cave space.

Bar EntranceBar Entrance

The second floor entry into the restaurant circulates around the edge lit sculptural piece that caps the elevator. Attention is brought to the back bar with the use of water walls that surround the elevator, connecting the floors.

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MMUSHOTOKUUSHOTOKU

WELLNESS ELLNESS CENTERENTER

Fall 2014

Healthcare and Commercial Design

The Mushotoku Wellness Center, located in Del Ray Beach, Florida, is one of three Japanese cultural centers on campus. Mushotoku functions as a multi-purpose business and health center. The focus of the center is to create a holistic view when approaching all aspects of life. The Center aspires to create a balanced life style and fullfill our need to self-actualize through social interaction and physical well-being, as well as maintaining mental and spiritual health.

Split between floors, the business center occupies the second floor while the health center is located on the first. Contemplation spaces are located throughout the building, highlighted in natural settings, and given prominence with connecting two story spaces. Mushotoku desires to transcend the mundane experience in our day-to-day lives by creating a purposeful progression through the building, directed by flowing water that circulates around a central lightwell. Japanese Crane:

PerportionalityFukinsei: Dynamic balance through asymetrySense of floating and grace.

Original Spaces

Mushotoku:Mushotoku: Giving without expecting anything in return

Shifting: Shifting: Deviation from mundane experiences

Fukinsei:Fukinsei: Balance through Asymetry

Shifting Spatial Extension

Final Design

First Floor Wellness Regioning

SocialPhysical

Mental

Second Floor Business Regioning

LeadershipIndividualOrganization

Mushotoku:Mushotoku:

Giving without expecting anything in return.

This idea was pulled through the design to the detail level through the overlapping of spaces. Private areas blend with the public areas by the use of the shown wall systems. Glass panels along the bottom allow the space to extend visually (shown in blue), while the glass panels overhead allow daylighting to penetrate further into the building (shown in yellow), allowing spaces to extend and share their advantages.

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The location of the building is in a progression of the Japanese cultural centers. Located in Florida, the site intends to take advantage of the natural lighting as well as the unencumbered local landscaping. Circulation that extends out of the main building circles the site to varying sized tea rooms and back to the main building.

Morikami Museum and Japanese GardensMorikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

The concept for the lighting design derives from the parti model. The spiral is created through two strands creating the pinwheel spiral that encompasses the circulation of the overarching scheme. The extension of the strands helps direct visitors to the lobby desk, as well as fits the zig-zag scheme that is prominent through the central shift. The panels also converge to emphasize the parti and spiral downward to create movement and balance, also emphasizing the shift as they are spun 15 degrees off orthometric.

Lobby

Lobby Desk

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The central light well functions as the transition zone. The space is focused at creating a mental and physical shift away from what’s expected and mundane experiences. Nature is used throughout the project as preparatory meditation zones. The waterfall, symbolizing renewal, leads you into the two story space. Meditation areas are located under the second story glass pools, which feed the central pool. Light is filtered through these pools to the peaceful meditation spaces below. Bleeding spaces into the central lightwell was created with the use of extruding second story overlooks for meditation within the business area.

Underwater Meditation/ Locker Room Second Floor Meditation

The garden is a multipurpose meditation zone bringing the guests into the natural world while maintaining order and concentration. The garden connects the spa and dining spaces through an amblitory walk meant to focus the guest on the progression through the space by use of measured steps. Specific views are provided at intermediate locations, as well as free circulation within the interior of the walkway. Centralized within the space is the shown waterfall that connects the second story to the first through pivoted planes. This waterfall is a focal feature for those within the garden and a calming presence for the yoga space provided on the interior side. An introspective meditative space is also provided beneath the waterfall’s pool to take advantage of the opportunities within the central space.

Spa

Meditation Garden

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Design4Next Design4Next Steelcase Design CompetitionSteelcase Design Competition

Goal:Goal:

With the given floor plan, develop a brand and space plan for an ideation company using Steelcase products. Apply an innovative layout to adapt the space for multiple types of users. Work rooms and video conference centers have been added to fulfill the needs of the employees.

In an effort to take full advantage of the limited floor plan, an open floor plan became ideal. By opening the space nearest the windows to the work stations, the maximum level of controlled natural lighting can be taken advantage of. Mixed-use spaces have allowed for a variety of possible furniture layouts for needed

functions.

Frame One Benching SystemF O B hi S

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The benching system (top orange) is used to define meeting and conjunction points (in blue) throughout the space.

Executive offices (lower orange) are spread across the working area for ease of communication and pod management.

Classrooms were divided for convenience of use. Public classrooms were located behind the reception, while private classrooms were located further into the work environment.

Plan

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Break Room and ClassroomBreak Room and Classroom

Located behind the reception, the break room is conveniently connected to the classroom to fulfill seating and food needs when reps and teachers are available for speaking engagements. The spaces can be closed off with overhead garage doors when needed.

ReceptionReception

The entry is set at the crossroad of spaces depicted by the use of floor material, which creates an ideal space for branding and showcasing of past projects.

Work StationsWork Stations

Daylighting is a key factor in the design of the space, providing low desk systems and keeping offices and work rooms off the glazing. Acrylic wall panels allow for maximum visibility into these spaces and also allow communication and ideation by using these panels as drawing boards.

Open ConferenceOpen Conference

Multiple locations are provided throughout the space for staff to meet and connect with outside professionals, or used as group spaces to complete and showcase projects.

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Fall 2013

Law Firm Design

Durgan & Dubois is an entertainment law firm with a focus on interactive software. The firm was founded on the rise of multimedia entertainment in the Maryland and D.C. area. Durgan & Dubois saw the advantages of connecting interactive software companies with the needs of nearby military officials.

With the evolving world of multimedia, Durgan & Dubois would like to keep up with the changing trends in the industry by modernizing their use of materials in the office while continuing to provide a professional environment. To reduce the number of lateral attorneys, they would like to create a more welcoming and balanced atmosphere for their personnel, in the hopes of promoting long-term careers at Durgan & Dubois.

A creative use of materials and lighting, as well as an innovative use of space planning, have modernized the firm. To emphasize inter collaboration, work and conference rooms have been provided. Positions that are similar within the firm are located in close proximity to encourage cross team communication.

Plan

DDURGAN & URGAN & DUBOISUBOIS

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Concept:

The concept words for Durgan & Dubois were carefully chosen for this particular project. “Pixelated” is the idea of single instances forming a whole. The smaller pieces work together to create a larger working image or team that becomes something new entirely. The individuals on each team are placed accordingly so they work together as a team and teams can begin to work together as a whole. This incorporates the new technological advancements and also can relate to the modern open office environment. “Exposed” is a description of the materials in the space. Using exposed raw materials like marble and wood, the firm reflects the monumental feel of the surrounding area of Washington, D.C. Offices and work spaces are exposed to a certain extent while also allowing for the appropriate amount of privacy. “Engaged” can be seen as literally engaging the employees and even clients in all aspects of the space. The innovative technology throughout the office encourages the users to interact with their surroundings and each other. They are engaged in their work and the community of Durgan & Dubois.

Partners and Associates (middle)

Circulation (top)

Furniture Plan (above)

Conference and Work Rooms (bottom)

The partners (in orange) and pods of associates (in blue) are evenly distributed throughout the office and are located

near the exterior to benefit from the lighting and views. Partners were preferenced in location but kept near their associates.

The race track configuration creates easily controllable progression through the office for security, as well

as easy navigation to the vertical circulation (in blue).

Typicals, selections, and furniture plans were required by the program within a designed book

also expressing the requirements and concepts.

The larger of the conference rooms (in blue) were arranged around the reception area for ease and convenience of service,

while the work rooms (in orange) were centralized within the wings.

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ReceptionReception Work RoomWork Room

Located across from the vertical circulation along the central axis of the plan, the reception area connects the conference rooms in a break out space and provides consierge space, as well as a private room.

Located within the central axis of each wing, work rooms are provided to each pod of partners and associates. The work rooms are connected visually through the glass partitions as well as the dropped overhead wood ceiling. Several types of work rooms were provided to meet the needs of each group.

LoungeLounge Outdoor PatioOutdoor Patio

Lounge rooms were arranged in each wing to be used as informal break out spaces, meeting spaces, and provide a “water cooler” effect to enhance chance encounters.

Located within the cafe, the patio provides extra seating in an upbeat environment. The space borrows the “Bouey” chairs, which are also located

in the work rooms, as the game board’s pawns to be used as seating as the need arises for outdoor meetings or impromptu conversations.

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CCORGANORGAN

INTERNSHIPNTERNSHIPSummer 2014

A summer internship was completed in the Aviation department of Corgan, a top ten United States architecture firm. Corgan is a multidisciplinary firm located in Dallas, Texas. With over fifty years of aviation terminal design, Corgan has become a leader and innovator in the field.

During the internship, responsibilities included facilitation of a team to construct document sets for renovations, construction phasing and test fitting. As a part of the process, furniture layouts for restaurant, office and aviation spaces were created. Revit was used to model and render these spaces for client options. Furniture and materials were selected to complement the overall design aesthetic. Worked with a partner to accomplish the restacking of fourteen floors and over two thousand employees with the management of Excel spread sheets and several Revit model rephasings. Also, as an active participant of the Canstruction award-winning team, was responsible for assisting in design ideation, visualization and construction. Finalized Canstruction design, which was

awarded First Place in Construction Ingenuity.

Terminal phasing, creating construction documents for remodel, as well as space planning.

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Headquarters restack, test fit, Revit construction documents and space planning.

Terminal ideation, space planning, furniture and material selection, coordinated with furniture reps, and created cost estimates.

DDAVISAVIS PARTNERSHIPARTNERSHIP

Summer 2013

Gained experience as a summer intern in the 13-person Interior Design studio of Davis Partnership Architects. Davis Partnership is primarily known as a healthcare design firm but has recently expanded its outreach. Assisted in the conception of corporate headquarters, acedemic housing and education, and healthcare facilities.

Material boards and binders were composed for the client, as well as for future renovations. During this process, the material library was proactively optimized for selection and consultation, while building rapport with material representatives. Other responsibilties included coordination of construction document sets and red line editing. Office and appartment space planning was conducted including furniture layouts and material selections. Revit and Sketch Up models were constructed for rendering purposes for the client and construction document sets.

Revit Construction, Red Lining, and Construction Documents

ARCHITECTSRCHITECTSINTERNSHIPNTERNSHIP

Design/ Space Planning, Furniture Layout and Materials Selection

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STORAGE BALCONY HVAC

LIVING ROOM

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Rustic Bar Stool$189/each

Dixon Coffe Table$499

Evie 86” Grand Sofa$1,499

Everett Armchair$499

Falster Patio Set$189

Rustic Side Table$239

Net Effect- AtlanticRustic Media Console$799

Circuit Wall Candleholder$149

Source Kudu Table Lamp$149/each

Emmerson Nightstand$261/each

Emmerson Dresser$974

Tall Grid Tufted Headboard$974

Sepia Palm Print$399

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Graduate student in the Masters of Interior Architecture and Product Design program at Kansas State University, who excels in space planning, concept design, and computer modeling, is seeking an opportunity to demonstrate his proven proficiency to further advance a creative design aesthetic for customer satisfaction.

ANTHONY

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Computing Proficiency

Semester study abroad experience in Orvieto, Italy

First place, Design Wars: IIDA Mid America Student Chapter

Steelcase’s Design4nNEXT Competition: Studio Representative

Led design group for Interior Department’s Open House

Design Days Award for “The Redesign of Recycling” Competition

Top 3 Product design sent to National “Poultry Project” Competition

Initiated and Organized Dance Marathon for Alzheimer’s Association

Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity

TKE Character Scholarship awarded

Intramural Captain: soccer, football, volleyball

Revit3DSMax InDesign

PhotoshopSketchup

Rhino AutoCad

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EducationKansas State University

Semester Study Abroad in Orvieto, Italy

Kansas State Deans Honor List

Architecture Construction and Engineering (ACE) Mentoring

2009- Present

Spring 2014

2010- Present

2008- 2009

Internship HistoryCorgan, Dallas, TX

Three month internship in the Aviation Design studio, conducting small groups in construction document sets, completing red line editing, space planning, and furniture and material selections.

Davis Partnership Architects, Denver, CO

Summer internship in the 13-person Interior Design studio, optimized the material library for selection and consultation, completed construction document sets, space plans, as well as furniture and material selections.

Kirk’s Remodeling, Overland Park, KS

Apprenticeship from ideation through completion of room additions including demolition, electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, flooring, through finished detail work.

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(816) 377-2531adorrel@ksu.edu

10130 N Wabash Ave Kansas City, MO 64155

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