Kaliher Portfolio 1.7

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hospitaLity ImmersIon restaurant

Immersion RestaurantCHaraCterImmersion Restaurant is a wild game restaurant located on a hilltop in Morrison, Colorado. It faces the scenic Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater. It is important to the client that the character of the design reflect the character of the restaurant. The character of Immersion is about all things Colorado, especially the scenic views. The menu consists of high quality local produce to accompany the seasonal wild game, poultry and fish. The restaurant also serves local craft beer, liquors, and wine. The customers are upper middle class individuals who frequently dine out and enjoy upscale cuisine.

Goals• Create a floorplan that maximizes the views of Red Rocks• Use as many materials from local manufacturers as possible• Provide a layout that can be reconfigured for larger parties• Provide a space that reflects the menu style• Create a space that is a destination for special occasions• Create custom bar and booth

ConCeptThe concept of the Colorado Frontier uses materials found in the landscape. The owner wanted a wild game restaurant with a contemporary lodge ambience. Even though the menu is rustic, the owner wanted the restaurant to have a romantic feel as well as amazing Red Rocks views. The client wanted to see Colorado materials used in the finishes. A mix of red sandstone and blue stained pine were used throughout the design.

projeCt loCationMorrison, Colorado

type and sCope of projeCtHospitality Project, New Construction

FIREPLACE SKETCH FIREPLACE SKETCH

BOOTH ELEVATION SKETCH

CEILING SKETCH

BAR SKETCH

INSPIRATIONAL IMAGE COURTESY OF GOOGLE

Floor PlanThe restaurant layout provides direct access to the bar from the entry. The dining room spans the length of the building to provide maximum views. Booths line the walls of the room. Freestanding tables are placed in the center of the room providing ample circulation and ease for reconfiguring tables. The north dining room has a large custom art piece by a local artist Jennifer Morrison Godshalk. The wine rack partition is both decorative and functional while allowing natural light to penetrate the bar area.

The private dining room has a view through the curtain wall and a fireplace to make the space feel more intimate. The drop-leaf tables allow flexibility for multiple configuration of the room . Private dining can be accessed directly from the kitchen.

BLUE STAINED PINE RED SANDSTONE

Fireplace tiled in Red Sandstone

Custom Art on wall tiled in angledRed Sandstone

Wine rack partitionDINING ROOM ELEVATION

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Dining RoomThe design of the building allows for views of Red Rocks from any seat in the dining room. The fireplace has red sandstone veneer applied at different angles and recessing back at an angle to follow the roof line. The fireplace helps to divide the large scale room into appropriately porportioned spaces that are comfortable for the users while allowing access to the mountain views. Beetle kill pine is applied to the ceiling. Class A commercial carpeting is used throughout the space to help reduce noise.

The custom booth is upholstered in red leather with a hair on hide chevron detail. The booth divider has a textured rose glass insert illuminated by LED light strips in the frame. The design features lighting in the partition to provide task lighting as well as being a decorative element.

DINING CHAIRPATCRAFT CARPET DINING TABLE

CUSTOM BOOTH SECTION DETAIL

KRAVET LEATHER HAIR ON HIDE LEATHERLeather used on the seat

and back of dining chairs and booths.

This accent leather is used on the chair backs and the chervon detail of the custom booths.

BOOTH PARTITION DETAIL

BarThe bar is constructed with rose colored glass illuminated by LED strips mounted to the underside of the glass. The front of the bar is covered in a copper laminate with chocolate leather inserts. The shelving of the back bar is glass in front of a copper laminate. Copper is used to complement the color of the sandstone wall while providing contrast in the texture.

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Name: Metallic Dream Cow

Color: Indian Summer MDC03

Size: Average 55-60 square feet

Content: European full grain aniline-dyed cowhide

FLAMMABILITYBoston Fire Code (BFD 1X-1) PassCalifornia Technical Bulletin 117 Class 1Cigarette Ignition Resistance (NFPA 260) Class 1Surface Building Characteristics of Building Materials (ASTM E 84) Class B LEATHER SPECIFICATIONSContent full grain aniline-dyed cowhideGreenGuard Certified YesSize Avg. 55-60 Sq. Ft.Style Metallic Dream CowThickness 1.0-1.2mm (3oz) PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICSAbrasion - ASTM D 3884 PassBreaking Force - ASTM 2208 (100lbs) 166Crocking - ASTM D 5053 Class 4-5Elongation - ASTM D 2211 (20/50%) 23.4Flex - W-Flex PassLight Fastness - 72 Hrs/ISO 105-B02 Class 4-5Tearing Strength - ASTM D 4705 (15lbs) 22.4

BAR PERSPECTIVE

BAR STOOL

STOOL LEATHER

The barstools are by Shelby Williams and are upholstered in Indian Summer metallic leather by Edelmans.

CUSTOM GLASS FOR BAR TOP

COPPER LAMINATE ON BAR DIE

LEATHER PANEL INSERTS ON BAR DIE

BAR DIE ELEVATION

Artwork by Jennifer Morrison Godshalk

Corporate studIo 8

Studio 8 Cosmetics Co.PROGRAM studio eiGHt Commitment statementStudio Eight’s commitment is to purity of life and overall well-being. We would like to extend this concept into a new facility by utilizing as many organic and sustainable materials in order to support the care of our environment and care of the team that resides within this facility. We also observe the need in providing our employees with a workplace that improves their performance, comfort and happiness within the workplace. Studio 8 is innovative and creative at its core and sees the workplace as a starting point for a successful company.

Goals

Character: Open minimalist and capitalize on colorHierarchy: Vice presidents require private officesCommunication: Vice presidents should be within close proximity to departments for easy communication to occurNeighbors: Interdependence for cooperation among staffService Grouping: Allow for resources such as a copy room to be centralized for easy accessActivity Grouping: Should be integrated to promote interactionPeople Grouping: Small grouping to identify departmentsOrientation: Should provide optimal views for staff

projeCt loCation1200 Lincoln Street Denver, Colorado

The building has view of mountains to the west, downtown to the north and of the Capital Hill neighborhood to east and south. The site is easily accessed by car, bus or walking. Parking is available in an underground parking lot beneath the building. There are restaurants, and museums, and small shops within walking distance of the building.

type and sCope of projeCtCorporate Project, New Construction

buildinG floor plate definition• New Construction• Located on the 14th story of a multistory building with an automatic sprinkler system• Steel frame construction: 14’ slab to slab floor height• Tenant Space: 10,208 sq/ft of 22,072 sq/ft building floor plate• Multi-Tenant Floor with public corridor surrounding the elevator core

PEACOCK SPIDER *IMAGE COURTESY OF GOOGLE

ProcessConCept

Inspiration came from the instinctual attraction of peacock spiders and their unique mating ritual. These spiders perform a dance to attract their mates. The males flip their backs up showing females their vibrant colors and patterns. These elements sparked the concept of design. The bodies of the spiders helped express varying forms within the space while bold patterns and colors provide an exciting color story. The spiders’ role as ecological indicators guide us toward sustainable design options. The symmetrical aspects act as a guide for laying out the space.


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Early sketch of using reclaimed wood for product display/ signage

Sketch of idea for reception signage

Conceptual sketch of reception desk using the form of the spider and the back and forth movement of his dance

Circulation diagram based on a spider’s pattern

Diagram of public and private spaces based on the body of a spider

Workstation grouping based on a spider pattern

issues & solutions

Issue : Employ efficient use of space, relating to program requirements and spatial adjacencies. Solution: Use furniture that can reconfigure, storage that doubles as furniture, and anticipate technology needs.

Issue: Identify personal and individual needs and factors of the employees relating to health and wellness. Solution: Use natural light and lighting controls such as shades. Use furniture that allows employees to stand while working. Specify ergonomic seating and adjustable screens. Consider acoustical materials.

Issue: Select building material finishes and systems that are the best sustainable options for the budget. Solution: Prioritize the budget. Be creative when reusing materials. Find materials that best support the concept. Use flexible furniture.

Issue: Create a design that promotes connectivity and productivity for its daily users Solution: Look at the modes of work that the company uses and select settings that will work best for these interactions. Allow for haven spaces as well as collaborative space.

Issue: Consider the range of behaviors of the employees when creating an aesthetically pleasing space that sparks creativity. Solution: Create a less static environment, swap art work. Make rooms the conversation starters. Allow spaces for different types of interactions as well as for contemplation spaces.

Process

POWER PLAN


REVIT BLOCK PLANBlock plans helped to determine the section of the floor plate to be utilized for the project.

OPEN WORKSTATION PLANThe concept called for organic elements such as the workstations. Different sizes and shapes were implemented into the diagram in place of block in order to begin space planning the open work areas.

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VP Product Dev VP Accounting

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Board Room

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CirCulation From looking at the plan view of Studio 8 Cosemetics, one can see how curves were used to illustrate the concept of the peacock spider. The use of the Resolve system from Herman Miller allowed for the illusion of the spider’s mating dance to occur within the open work space. The curves create soft gestures in the circulation path that guide occupants from one space to another. Open work spaces use symmetry to create balance within the design. Stratgecially placed linear elements, such as workstations help create harmony among the rectilinear shaped offices with the curved seating and work stations.


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SECTION

Floor Plan

Reflected Ceiling Plan

In the reflected ceiling plan custom clouds were used to dampen sound in the workspaces. These clouds provide bright vibrant colors to the space, such as those found on the spiders themselves. The variety of shapes also mimic the patterns on the backs of the spiders.

CLOUD COLORCLOUD COLORArmstrong SoundScapes Clouds in Tangerine and Cranberry

EDGE TECHX RECESSED FIXTURE

4” wide LED linear fixture for Armstrong Techzone 2 x 2 ceiling grid

N.I.C.

Recessed cans were mounted into the clouds for additional layer of lighting. Linear LED lights were used throughout the open work space and 2x2 LED fixtures were used in the private offices. LED fixtures were selected because they are energy efficient, and low maintence. They also add to the comfort of the workspace by operating without added heat or noise.

Clouds liGHtinG

ReceptionreCeption desiGnThe reception provides an introduction to Studio 8 Cosmetics. Colorful custom clouds spark creativity as the view of the mountains is seen through Nana Walls located opposite of the entry. Curved seating elements provide a welcoming waiting space for guests. A custom reception desk frames the logo wall, illuminated by unique orange lighting over a berry colored wall. In this space guests feel the passion and creativity that Studio 8 Cosmetics embodies.

WOLF GORDON UPHOLSTERY

WOLF GORDON UPHOLSTERYARCADIA INTIMA SEATING SERIFINA SEATING

CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK ELEVATION

WHITE LAMINATE

3 FORM

WHITE LAMINATE

RECEPTION DESK SECTION DETAIL

CURVED BACKLIT 3 FORM

Office Space

CARPET

WALL COVERING

HERMAN MILLER RESOLVE SYSTEM

WorkspaCeThe open workspace was designed using a landscape that allowed interaction between staff members to have more complexity and insight. Using 4’0” panels individuals have their own sense of space while still being social. Staff members are able to communicate with each more frequently as well as more comfortably.

paletteThe palette for the entire office design was inspired by the vibrant colors of the peacock spiders. Fabric selections vary from smooth textures, to heavy textures. The color story primarily consist of berry, and orange. These colors are meant to inspire creativity.

HERMAN MILLER MIRRA CHAIR

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R1120 Step 1: R112048 Step 2: height 48"P Step 3: Powered8Q Step 4: Pole Finish-‐ Folkstone Grey8Q Step 5: Base Finish-‐ Folkstone GreyR1140 Step 1: R114048 Step 2: height 48"8Q Step 3: Pole Finish: Folkstone Grey8Q Step 4: Base Finish: Foslktone GreyR1210 Step 1: R121048 Step 2: length 48"8Q Step 3: Finish: Folkstone GreyR1420 Step 1: R142048 Step 2: Upper Support Arm Height 48"48 Step 3: Screen Width 48"R1412 Step 1: R141248 Step 2: Upper Support Arm Height 48"48 Step 3: Screen Width 48"R2100 Step 1: R210048 Step 2: Width 48"L Step 3: Surface Material-‐ LLU Step 4: Top Finish-‐ Soft white8Q Step 5: Bracket / Leg Finish-‐ Folkstone Grey8Q Step 6: Glide Finish: Folkstone GreyR2190 Step 1: R2190L Step 2: Posistion L8Q Step 3: Finish-‐ Folkstone GreyR2190 Step 1: R2190R Step 2: Posistion R8Q Step 3: Finish-‐ Folkstone GreyR614 Step 1: R6140 Step 2: Code Requirements R614030" Step 3: Width 30"LU Step 4: Finish Soft WhiteY92095 Step 1: Y920950I Step 2: Finish SilverY92090 Step 1: Y920200I Step 2: Finish SilverY7724 Step 1: Y7724B Step 2: Platform, concave L Step 3: Surface Material-‐ LaminateLU Step 4: Finish Soft WhiteMRF1 Step 1: MRF12 Step 2: Height Adjustment-‐ Standard3 Step 3: Tilt-‐ Tilt limiter and seat angleA Step 4: Arms-‐ Adjustable armsW Step 5: Armpad Upholstery-‐ NonupholsteredF Step 6: Seat Depth Adjustment-‐ Fixed F Step 7: Back-‐ Butterfly Suspension

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Boomerang Work Surface

Work Surface Bracket

Work Surface Bracket

Support Arm Task Light

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Short Pole

In-‐line Pole

Support Arms

Boundary Screen

Acoustical Insert

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Thrive Portfolio

Thrive Portfolio

Thrive Portfolio

Mirra 2 Work Chair Mirra 2 Work Chair

LX Series Keyboard Solutions

Flo Single Screen Monitor Arm

Flo Resolve Pole Mount Bracket

WORKSTATION SPECIFICATION

President’s OfficeoffiCe desiGn

The president’s office acts as a private space for the CEO of the company to work. It includes a small lounge setting within the office to provide a more intimate meeting space. A large executive desk including a return, a credenza, and a wardrobe was provided to allow for optimal workspace and storage. The color story of berry and orange is continued, and gets further explored through patterned upholstery.

COCKTAIL TABLE GUEST CHAIR LOUNGE UPHOLSTERY FIRST OFFICE STAKS EXECUTIVE DESK NIOS EXECUTIVE & LOUNGE CHAIRS

Capstone projeCt CreatIve arts Center

Creative Arts Therapy CenterThe Creative Arts Center was created by a group of art and music therapists focused on serving children with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and other developmental disabilities. The center provides more services than the children are currently offered doing therapy in their homes. The center is be community focused, providing a space for peers and families to grow together.

Goals and objeCtives

Goal: The center will have an interior environment that is free of sensory distractions.Objective: Materials and finishes will be carefully selected to be the best choice for the sensory needs of the users.

Goal: The center will provide various activities to accommodate the differing users.Objective: The space planning of the building will provide different room styles and sizes to best suit the users.

Goal: The operating cost should not drastically effect the budget of the users over time.Objective: Energy efficient measures will be used as well as high quality construction.

Goal: The center will run efficiently to maximize the number of clients that can be seen on a daily basis.Objective: The design will have fixed furniture and storage options to provide smooth transitions for children greatly upset by change.

The center is fully accessible. It provide a safe environment for autistic children that may be prone to running or vsiolent outburst. There must be careful consideration in selecting materials to choose items that best fit the sensory needs of autistic children. Fixed furniture is used wherever possible, especially in rooms moderate to severe autistic children are using. The rooms are adequately insulated with solid doors to provide sound proofing. Wherever available, natural light is used. The multipurpose room is located near the entrance due to its use in off hours.

projeCt loCation8080 East Park Meadow DriveLone Tree, Colorado

type and sCope of projeCtCommercial Project, Remodel

10,000 sq/ft of 19,447 sq/ft multitenant buildingShared main entranceOccupancy Load: 195

proGram

INSPIRATIONAL IMAGES*COURTESY OF GOOGLE

BUILDING EXTERIOR VIEW

ProcessConCeptproGrammatiC statementsBy using the concept of Clockwork, the center will operate with the mechanics, rhythm, and precision necessary to accommodate a variety of children’s needs in an inclusive environment.

PROGRAMMATIC DIAGRAMS

PARTI DIAGRAM

MIND MAP

INSPIRATIONAL IMAGES*COURTESY OF GOOGLE

The waiting room is be an inviting and interactive space that allows users to explore and interact with each other while waiting for their appointments.

The individual art therapy rooms provides a workstation, sink and storage to allow for an efficient and focused learning environment.

The individual music therapy rooms provides a space that allows users to freely express their musical creativity while not disturbing others in surrounding rooms.

The group art therapy rooms are spaces where multiple users will be able to interact with each other while exploring various art mediums.

The quiet rooms contain ample floor space with cushions and adjustable lighting to create a safe environment for children to decompress.

The multi-purpose room is an open space that can be configured for multiple activities with ample storage for furniture.

The filing room provides a secure space for sensitive documentation to be stored.

The break room is a functional space for the therapists to relax.

The offices are functional spaces for therapists to work in while also providing additional private storage.

INSPIRATIONAL IMAGE*COURTESY OF GOOGLE

Floor Plan

The circulation of the building was inspired by the rotation of clock hands moving in a clockwise or counterclockwise movement. A radial path was created as the main circulation throughout the center. Autistic child sometimes run so minimazing exit routes was a design issue. This circulation is easy to navigate. It is also a helpful way to prevent a child from getting lost if he or she tries to run.

Wayfinding was an important issue for the design of the center. The colored cog pattern in both the floor and ceiling creating a rhythm for children to follow to their therapy rooms. The rooms are grouped in twos by a specific color to help with wayfinding. The colors correspond to the colors on the map in the reception space.

seCtion One music room is set up showing a hanging swing that is often used as a reward at the end of the session. The hooks for these swings are placed in the large music rooms. The swings be easily hung and taken down as needed. The walls extend to the roof on order to help with soundproofing.

Group art sessions are great for working on social skills. The users of this area are higher functioning but may be in a wheelchair. It provides a second waiting area and is in close proximity to one set of restrooms. Because the group therapy sessions are scheduled differently, a second access door was added.

ENTRY TO ADJACENT TENANT SPACE

T-BAR LED LIGHT STRIP

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The 15/16” fixtures provide even diffused light with a warm 2700K color temperature

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

We added two quiet rooms, or sensory rooms as a safe space for a child to decompress.

The music rooms are grouped together as are the art rooms. The room sizes vary to accommodate the different users.

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Reception

The reception area was designed to be a playful space to explore. A fixed custom bench for children to climb wraps around the west and north walls. It also provides storage for toys. Thermosensitive panels encourage children to engage with the space. The windows are layered with colored films and textured patterned films for an added sensory feature. The south wall features a map of the center that enables children to locate their therapy rooms prior to their sessions.

GANGED SEATING AND TABLESMILLIKIN CHALK CARPET

The carpeting used throughout the center is a neutral gray with a playful scribble pattern.

Thermosensitive panels by NunoErin change colors by touching them.

Thermosensetive panels transition into wool acoustical panels to help with the sound in the room.

exploration

The custom reception desk has the cogwheel design seen throughout the center.

Twelve acoustical clouds help reduce noise in the high energy space.

funCtion

This room is used during the day for group music or dance/movement therapy. It was designed to be a community space where workshops, concerts and art shows could be held. It is available to local art and music therapists as well as for community organizations to rent at a low cost in the evenings and on weekends. The multipurpose room has its own entrance off of the shared tenant lobby access and private restrooms. For larger functions, there are additional restrooms located outside the second egress door.

flexibility and order

There is a balance of order and flexibility within the multipurpose room. To promote order, the east and west walls flank the space with large storage closets providing away spaces for stacking chairs, movable stage components, easels and miscellaneous supplies. Movable elements such as chairs and easels can be staged within the free flowing space in a variety of configurations.

Autistic children need order as well as their own sense of space. The need for order is addressed by providing a designated area that has a custom shelving unit to store coats, shoes and other personal items. The ottomans, while interlocking, can be easily moved if needed.

Multipurpose RoomMULTPURPOSE ROOM LOOKING NORTH

MULTPURPOSE ROOM LOOKING SOUTHWEST

STORAGE CUBBIES

STORAGE CUBBIES DETATIL

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM FLOOR PLAN

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COLOR: PEACOCK

The Izzy+ chairs stack 16 high on a cart.

STACKING CHAIR

Flexibility is achieved through the use of dry erase projectable wall covering on the curved north wall. The wall covering is functional for daily activities, workshops, and movie nights.

Art Rooms

One on one sessions take place in the art therapy rooms. A unique element to this design is the private waiting area located outside the therapy rooms. A window was placed in between the rooms so that parents can observe the session or the therapist can observe the family. A mirror finish was used on the therapy room side and an in-window blind was added for when the window is not being used.

Two sizes of chairs and height adjustable tables to provide users with a comfortable fit. The furniture is movable providing the flexiblity for the therapist to be able to sit behind, to the side and across from the client. There is ample storage in each therapy room in order to maintain organization of therapy materials. A closed storage system is provided to reduce distractions in the sessions. A fixed storage system with lockable cabinets was chosen for added safety.

WALL ART DETAIL

NEXXT CHAIR

flexibility and orderfunCtion

PVC free Upholstery

CLARA TABLEHeight adjustable tables were used to accommodate users between the ages of 4-12.

ART ROOMS WITH PRIVATE WAITING ROOM

CUSTOM BENCH UPHOLSTERY

heaLthCare ParkvIew memory Care

Sinnissippi

Characteristics of Individuals with Alzheimer’s/ Dementia

•Experience loss of memory, especially recent memories• Easily disoriented•Difficulty thinking and reasoning, especially with things like numbers, reading and writing•Difficulty with judgment and response time•Changes in behavior such as depression and mood swings•Tendency to wander

How can we help the client through the design of the environment?

•Provide familiar surroundings (furniture, pictures, etc.)•Design paths and avoid dead end•Provide areas for therapies and activities•Use safety features like induction cooktops to prevent accidents•Create a soothing environment with the choice of materials, providing natural light and options for public and private spaces•Create a path with a destination

Rockford, Illinois.

The design concept is Sinnissippi, a local park. The concept uses outdoor elements to create a serene place to explore and enjoy. The hard materials of metal and stone found in the park’s sculptures will be used in a softer way such as accents on furniture and fireplaces. The colors reflect the many flowers found in the garden and conservatory. Natural light and windows help connect with the outside world. The center is in a residential area with shopping nearby, as well as the actual Sinnissippi Park with the garden, music, trolley, golf, and other activities. The layout provides a path to guide residents to several points of interest that residents can stop and explore. The use of color and pictorial images help with way-finding in addition to written signage.

Parkview Memory Care

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site Considerations

The site is located in a residential neighborhood with shopping and amenities nearby. The facility is in the center of the city near a major highway convenient for visitors.

type and sCope of projeCtHealthcare, New BuildOccupancy Classification: Institutional, I-2Building Type: Type 1B, sprinkleredSquare Footage: 37,500 overall

Parkview Memory Care is an assisted living facility for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease. The facility emphasizes community. It is a place that is inviting for family and friends to come and visit. The residents have a sense of community among themselves through various activities that are provided on a daily basis. Activities incorporate the interests and hobbies of the residents. Various forms of therapy are provided. Lighting also helps with way-finding especially in the units to help guide residents. Door keypads provide added security. All the rooms are ADA compliant and incorporate universal design features such as leveled handles, handrails, and lowered cabinet and table heights.

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The music room is a space for residents to come play the piano or one of the instruments in the instrument lockers. The room can be used with the multipurpose room for special functions such as concerts.

SKYFOLD WALL PARTITION

Central HubMUSIC ROOM/ MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

LIVING ROOM

The core of the central hub is the courtyard that represents the Sinnissippi garden and greenhouse. There are entrances on the north, south, east, and west sides. There are views into the courtyard from the surrounding hallways. The central hub contains services such as a store, doctor’s office, therapy/ fitness room and a salon. Recreational spaces such as the art room, music room, and living room are available for activities or entertaining guests. It is also the location of staff service rooms such as the kitchen, offices, and conference room.

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DOCTORCONFERENCE

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Acoustical properties block sound when rooms are being used seperately

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WALLCOVERING

The Living Room has lounge seating for six, a double sided fireplace, and a small library. There is also a coffee/ snack station in the corner.

STEELCASE LOUNGE SEATING

WALLCOVERING

DRAPERYCAROLINA GUEST CHAIRCushions provide comfort for duration of activities

Neighborhood

The facility consists of four neighborhoods with identical layouts. The program required each neighborhood to have the following:• Great Room with lounge seating for 8-10 and dining

for 16-20• Assisted bathing with 44” clearances on three sides

of the tub, an accessible toilet and vanity• Laundry room with two washers and dryers• Community kitchen with a refrigerator, pantry, range,

microwave, sink, dishwasher, and island• Staff desk with seating for one

Custom planters with built in handrail are placed along the walls of neighborhood.

The neighborhood provides a variety of seating groups for when residents are dining, entertaining or sitting alone.

The communal kitchen is available throughout the day to residents and their families. It is also used for various activities throughout the month. An induction cooktop is an added safety feature.

VINYL WALLCOVERING

SEAT BACK UPHOLSTERY

ANTIMICROBICAL VINYL SEAT

UPHOLSTERYLOUNGE SEATING

UPHOLSTERYKWALU DINING CHAIRHeight adjustable table base to accommodate wheelchair

Photographs of park elements are used to identify each of the four neighborhoods.

proGram requirements

Each neighborhood and attached units uses a different color palette to help with wayfinding.

Uni t

The program required all units to be the same size and follow the same layout. Each unit was required to have an accessible bathroom with a roll-in shower and grab bars. The bedroom needed a small refrigerator, TV, storage for clothing and an overnight visitor bed in addition to a bed with 36” clearances around it.

WALLCOVERING KWALU WARDROBE

universal desiGn features

• Levered handles on doors and plumbling fixtures• Collage outside entry door for pictural wayfinding• Grab bars in bathroom for toilet and shower• Curb free shower access• Hand held shower head• Fold down shower seat• Wall hung vanity with covered knee clearance

proGram requirementsIndividual rooms have the flexibility to be personalized by the residents. Residents can bring in furniture and photographs. Shelving is available in the entry for keepsakes and photographs. Residents’ rooms are personalized with collages seen from the hallway.

UNIT ENTRY

personalization

A small clearstory window provides natural light in the bathroom.

residentiaL Greenlee resIdenCe

Greenlee ResidenceRobert and Amanda Greenlee live in a single family home in Rockton, Illinois. They have two children, an 8 year old boy named Kaden and a 7 month old girl named Elli. Their home currently does not have enough storage space, the children’s rooms are too small, they are lacking a guest room, and they do not have enough space for entertaining. They are looking to remodel a larger home in their neighborhood to meet their needs. The couple want the master suite to be seperated from the children’s rooms.

loCationRockton, IL

type and sCope of projeCtResidential, RemodelSingle family ranch home with basementFirst Floor: 3 bedroom, 3 bathBasement: Guest room and bath

Embracing Spaciousness is about having an open environment while maintaining a sense of warmth. It incorporates the elements of the family and their interests into a space that is functional for intimate family activities or large social gatherings by using overlapping spaces, multifunction furniture and a touch of personalization.

The home has an open floor plan with clusters of furniture for intimate gatherings. There is ample circulation in public spaces when company visits. The home has a contemporary feel and uses classic finishes that will age well with the home. Furniture can be easily manipulated to form different configurations for parties. The furniture and material selections are soft and comfortable but still durable to increase longevity. Dark stained hard wood floors are used in public spaces while plush carpeting will be used in the bedrooms. A warm color palette is used throughout the house. The ceilings are high in the main living area to create the feeling of spaciousness. The hobbies of each family member have been incorporated into the design by using colors and textures that complement existing artwork and accessories.

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The kitchen has rich cherry cabinets with granite countertops. There is a pantry for organized kitchen storage. There is an island with bar height seating for family and friends to sit and socialize at while the cook works in the kitchen. There is a breakfast nook with an L shaped bench seating for the children to work on homework while their mom cooks in the kitchen.

The entry has been widened to create more volume in the space. There is storage for guest coats and shoes along with custom bench for seating. The custom bench also houses an aquarium with a low maintenance, self-sustaining aquatic ecosystem.

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Master Suite

The master suite was created to not only meet the functional needs of the couple but to also serve as a retreat. The space was personalized with wedding and family photos. The color scheme for the bedroom comes from the couples’ wedding colors, pink and silver. The master bath features a large custom shower covered in glass tile. The vanity has been located along the exterior wall to take advantage of natural light coming from the windows.

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Stitching detail

upholstery color

This lounge seating with a baseball style stitch mixes Robert’s love of baseball and Amanda’s favorite color.

WALLCOVERING

ALTURA OCTAVE SIDEBOARDInstead of a using traditional dresser the sideboard provides storage for electronics as well as clothing

GLASS TILE BY VIHARA

Parchment paper insert for frosted glass door

The recreation room located in the basement also serves as a family room. It is adjacent to the children’s play area so that the children will still be in visual proximity to any activities in the rec room. The rec room has a contemporary pub feel with a pool table and custom bar. The bar has seating for entertaining. Natural materials are used in the room such as wood and stone. A plush sofa and set of chairs are placed around the flat screen TV mounted into a custom entertainment center. Sports memorabilia and artwork have added character to this inviting space.

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Hand DrawingHand drafting

Hand rendering

tecHnical PersPective

Explore the principles of one- and two-point perspective in addition to developing multiple-point perspective techniques and the techniques to present shade, shadow, and texture

Apply various media to develop and simulate a variety of materials for presentation techniques of interior space

Use mechanical drawing tools to develop basic drafting skills employed in interior design by incorporating perception of scale and dimension, and prepare basic working drawings in orthographic projection

HAND DRAFTED ELEVATION

TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE

HAND DRAFTED AND HAND RENDERED FLOOR PLAN HAND RENDERING IN MARKER ON CANSON

AXONOMETRIC IN PEN AND PENCIL ON MYLAR

BIRD’S EYE PERSPECTIVE

HAND DRAFTED KITCHEN PLAN

Technical Drawings

construction documents

autocad

revit

Students are introduced to the process of producing and using a set of architectural construction drawings and specifications with a primary focus on the documentation of interior spaces. Through the use of CAD software, students will learn the procedures for formatting and cross-referencing drawings and how to read and present floor plans, sections, elevations, details, notes, legends, schedules, and specifications for the purpose of construction.

• Implement concepts of parametric building information modeling (BIM) and Revit Architecture.

• Explore the advantages and uses of parametric modeling in the development and documentation of interior design concepts and ideas

• Create a project from preliminary design through the completion of a preliminary set of construction documentsGenerate two-dimensional drawings applicable

to interior design using AutoCAD.

Bathroom floor plan drawn and rendered in AutoCAD

AUTOCAD RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN

AUTOCAD RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING/SWITCH PLAN

REVIT DESIGN DETAIL

REVIT FLOOR PLAN

Computer Generated Design

digital Presentation

digital design

comPuter rendering

Create and manipulate images for design applicationsusing computer graphics

This course introduces skills in computer rendering that simulate a variety of who materials to produce professional presentations. Students successfully complete this course will be able to use Sketch Up to generate 2 and 3-dimensional representations of interior and exterior architectural design.

Apply various presentation techniques currently used in the profession. Students revise current and/or previous projects for their portfolios.

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Immersion Restaurant Hospitality DesignRevit and Photoshop

Deconstuctivism Kitchen DesignSketchup and Photoshop

Acqua SpaHand Rendering

Kaliher Residence BathroomAutoCAD

Tower Project3D Modeling

A Colorado Game Restaurant

Lisa KaliherInterior Design

Immersion

Computer rendering of hand sketch in two colorways.Before and after exercise on changing finishes in a photgraphic image.

Kitchen drawn in Sketch Up and rendered in Photoshop and Podium

COVER OF MINI PORTFOLIOBUSINESS CARD WITH LOGO

INSIDE OF BROCHURE

3d modeling

ligHting

Construct three-dimensional models of interior and architectural spaces from blueprints.

Explore problem solving and analyzing user/client needs related to identification, specification, layout, and switching/ electrical reflected ceiling plan of various lighting fixtures/lamps found in residential/commercial interiors.

TOWER ROUGH MODEL TOWER FINAL MODEL

COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROJECT FLOOR PLAN COMMERCIAL LIGHTING PROJECT LIGHTING PLAN

CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE EARLY SKETCHES

CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE FINAL DESIGN

Process for Custom Light Fixture

Kaliher Portfolio 1.7

Documents

Transcript of Kaliher Portfolio 1.7