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. Interior Design . more than meets the eye presented by Kristi Hanna, ASID IDCW President ASID WA State President-Elect
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. Interior Design .more than meets the eye
presented by
Kristi Hanna, ASIDIDCW President
ASID WA State President-Elect
A little about me…
Grew up in Burwell, Nebraska
Always knew I wanted to do something in a creative field
Loved textiles and custom designs – choose Interior Design over Architecture
Attended University of Nebraska – Lincoln, majored in Interior Design (College of Architecture)
Now I live in Seattle, Washington
What is interior design?Interior designers are creative, imaginative and
artistic. They also need to be disciplined, organized and skilled business people. Combining knowledge
with aesthetic vision, interior designers work with clients and other design professionals to develop
design solutions that are safe, functional, attractive and meet the needs of the people using the space.
Specialties
Commercial
Hospitality
Residential
Healthcare
Government
Educational
Retail
interior design vs. interior decoration
Interior decorating is the application of finishes, such as wallpaper, fabrics, furniture, etc.
An interior designer is a professional who identifies, researches and creatively solves problems to interpret the function and quality of the interior environment.◦ Responsible for programming, design analysis, space
planning and aesthetics, using specialized knowledge of interior construction, building codes, equipment, materials and furnishings.
◦ Formally trained to prepare drawings and documents in order to enhance and protect the health, safety and welfare of the public.
video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW-58Hr2Mw8
attending University of Nebraska - LincolnHigher Education / College is IMPORTANT!
Toured UNL & the College of Architecture in the Fall before I graduated High School.
Interior Design vs. Architecture
Interior Design program at UNL – top 10 in the US!
classes @ UNL
Learned basic elements of design:◦form, scale, color, texture, pattern & light
Principles of design:◦balance, harmony & unity, rhythm, emphasis & focus, contrast
& variety, proportion
Human Factors:◦ergonomics, comfort, social influences
Building Codes◦IBC, Fire Codes - State & National
design process
Programming
Concept
Schematic Design (SD)
Design Development (DD)
Construction Drawings (CD)
Construction Administration (CA)
spatialmodels
pencil drawing
my first job Sechrist Design Associates, Inc. in Seattle, WA
Worked on High end Residential & Multi-family projects
small company - helped with all phases of the project
new firm - GGLOlocated in Seattle, WA
Worked on Hospitality & Multi-family projects
large company – worked on hotel project for 2 years
The AllisonA day in the life…
The AllisonA day in the life…
The AllisonEntry Sequence
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Spa Entry
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Pool
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Walk the Site
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Spa
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Guestrooms
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Guestrooms
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Guestrooms
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Lobby & Lounge
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Restaurant
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Restaurant
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what is ‘green’ design?Green design is design that cares about its effect on
people and on the environment.
Green Design is design which meets the needs of the present world without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs.
US energy consumption
US building statistics
The built environment has a BIG impact on our natural environment, economy, health, and productivity.
In the United States alone, buildings account for:
• 72% of electricity consumption• 39% of energy use• 38% of all carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions• 40% of raw materials use• 30% of waste output (136 million tons/year)• 14% of potable water consumption
green design concepts
green design principles
Low-impact materials: choose non-toxic, sustainably-produced or recycled materials - little energy to process
Energy efficiency: use manufacturing processes and produce products which require less energy
Quality and durability: longer-lasting and better-functioning products will be replaced less frequently
Design for reuse and recycling Concept of Biomimicry: "redesigning industrial
systems on biological lines ... Shifting consumption from personal ownership
to shared ownership Renewability: materials come from local sources, sustainably-
managed renewable sources that can be composted
Indoor Air Quality & Healthy Buildings
