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Design Portfolio by Kelsey Krueger

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DESIGN PORTFOLIO

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Studio Work Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center, Fall 2012 IDEC Competition, Fall 2012 Sunrise Health Insurance Company, Fall 2012 Full Scale Furniture Piece, Fall 2011

Graphics Hand Sketches Computer Renderings

Professional Work Camp Pendleton Replacement Hospital

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Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center

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Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center was a collaboration proj-ect with the architecture graduate school students at Texas A&M University. We communicated with our teammates via email, skype, and phone to develope a cancer rehabilitation center. The 300 bed center is part of a larger health campus located in Hainan. The architects developed the exterior skin of the building then passed it off to the interior designers at the University of Oklahoma for further development. As an interior University of Oklahoma for further development. As an interior team, we decided to develop the first floor which included small therapy areas, consultation rooms, gift and flower shops, a convience store, bistro and lounge areas in addition to a typical patient room floor. The patient room floor included the layout of the floor, typical patient rooms, nurse stations, therapy rooms, and lounge areas. The goal is to make the environment as comfortable, clean, and inviting as the patient’s own home. The rehabilitation center will provide the most advanced technology to ensure the pa-tient’s recovery. Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center utilizes a warm neutral color pallette with pops of red, which is sym-bolic for luck, in the lobby. All of the spaces are designed to invite guests in and allow them to relax. The majority of the furniture is moveable, allowing patrons to rearrange it in a way that best accomodates them. Views to daylight are an im-portant factor in healing therefore, large windows are used to allow sunlight to infiltrate the structure.

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Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center

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Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center

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Hainan Cancer Rehabilitation Center

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Designing for the Future was an IDEC competition project. We received the exterior shell of the building as well as a few interior partitions and were responsible for developing the learning center that catered to the technologically advanced and constantly changing learning environment. The areas of focus included discovering and developing areas that would op-timize the students learning. The first board displays the pro-cess work and research used to develop the floor plan. The second board of this project shows renderings of a few of the different spaces of the learning center. The focus is on incorporating technology into learning spaces.

IDEC Competition: Designing for the Future

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This project was chosen to go to the regional level.

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IDEC Competition: Designing for the Future

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This project was chosen to go to the regional level.

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IDEC Competition: Designing for the Future

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Sunrise Insurance Company

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Sunrise is a healthcare insurance company located in a new three story building construction, located in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. The building is designed around two concepts: flexability and functionality. The neutral space allows each employee to add their personal touches. Natural light is a crucial factor when working therefore, the building is designed to allow each person a view to direct daylight. The allow each person a view to direct daylight. The purpose of this project was to familarize us with moveable workstations.

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Sunrise Insurance Company

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FIRST FLOOR OF SUNRISE INSURANCENOT TO SCALE

PERSPECTIVE OF CALL CENTER WORKSTATIONSNOT TO SCALE

PERSPECTIVE OF OPEN OFFICESNOT TO SCALE

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Full Scale Furniture Piece

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For this project we were to design and build a full scale furniture piece. I chose to design a coffee and an end table that was based off of proportion. Our assignment was to create a presentation board and pro-cess booklet in addition to our actual piece of furni-ture. My presentation board explains my concept and process.

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Full Scale Furniture Piece

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Hand Renderings

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The following images are quick sketches and renderings done by hand.

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Hand Renderings

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Computer Renderings

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The following images are computer renderings completed for various projects. AutoCad, Revit, 3Ds Max, Sketchup, and Photoshop are the programs I used.

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Computer Renderings

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Camp Pendleton Replacement Hospital

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In the summer of 2011 I interned at HKS and put together finish boards for Camp Pendleton Replacement Hospital. I ordered samples of finishes and upholstery to make the finish boards as well as finish binders.

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Camp Pendleton Replacement Hospital

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