Kristen Schroeder Portfolio

KRISTEN SCHROEDERdesign [email protected]

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about me

Within interior design I have developed a passion for component and furniture design. My interest is inspired by sculpture, functional art. Combining the clean edged practicality of design with the enigmatic edge of artistry I believe makes for the most intriguing forms. I don't think form has to always follow function. I believe they can be harmonious. I strive to incorporate the most perfect features to create definition in my spaces.

I enjoy writing conceptually, and finding purpose in the small, mundane everyday aspects of life. I also enjoy working with my hands, creating anything that I can. Because if we are not creating, what are we striving for?

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Mixed-use DesignThis mixed-use project was my year-long capstone project involving research, site studies, community incorporation, code research, programming, branding solution, a focus study of our choice, and of course an extensive design solution. It is very thorough, and gave me as a student a good overall sense of the various facets of interior design. I created a problem, mission, and concept statement encompassing my own design philosophy and solution. The space is an abandoned dock on the Mississippi River near downtown Baton Rouge. A roughly 34,000 sqft slab I proposed to become a music venue, brewery & eatery, art gallery, and transformable public space. The location on the river is perfect for people of all ages and helps revitalize the downtown and riverfront space for the city.

project rendered with revit & photoshop Site Map Venue Outdoor Courtyard Perspective Atrium Perspective

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Mixed-use Design

Tap Room Perspective

MaterialsBrewery Perspective Outdoor Steps Perspective

Indoor Restaurant Seating Perspective

Brewery Logo Design Gallery Hall Perspective

Gallery Entry Perspective

Gallery Logo Design

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corrugated tin

antiqued mirror

wood floorcopper

brass

steel

cork wall covering

ceramic counter

vinyl flooring glassvinyl flooring

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Tap Room

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Outdoor Pavillion

Brew Room

Grain Storage

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OfficesAtrium

Venue Entry

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KitchenFood Prep

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Venue Bar Perspective

Venue Entry Perspective

Venue Lounge Perspective

Stage Perspective Materials Green Room Lounge Perspectivegold wallcovering

concrete flooring

white leather

metal mesh curtain

cyprus wood

living glasstransluscent

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Open Office Perspective

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Corporate DesignI designed an office space for a product development and think-tank company based out of Austin, TX. The space is very collaborative and versatile, no space is assigned to any one person. Using the concept of water, mixed with natural materials and a plant wall, the space is very organic and relaxing, while also stimulating productivity and collaboration.

Concept Statement

Water calms and nurtures us, it is rejuvenating and constant. It is the source of all life, and a great comfort. It is the pulsating heartbeat of the Earth, swaying and rocking, steadily nourishing the world. Just as water is the constant source of change, so are we the vessels for the innovation of the future. Next is a company that embraces the pure and raw aspects of water. The space is comfortable and inspirational; close to nature. Nothing is straightforward, the shell of the space is curvilinear, imitating a gentle wave. The color palette is monochromatic/neutral; greens/browns, blacks, whites and silvers, all physically emphasizing nature, so that of water is realized metaphorically. Ample indoor plants and natural light help the space stimulate productivity and ingenuity while also offering pools of relaxation. It curves the user around the space like an eddy, continually circulating, and moving. Next is a design exploration of the multifaceted power of nature and water, to create the most inspiring form of innovation for the future.

Axonometric Perspective

Materials

project rendered with revit & photoshop

Logo Design

wood flooring

blackupholstery

green leather

texturedsteel

opaqueglass

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Reception Perspective

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Corporate Design

Floor Plan

Reflected Ceiling Plan

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Cafe Elevation (NTS)

Reception Elevation (NTS)

Cafe Perspective

Cafe Lounge Perspective

Materials

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Corporate Design

Think Tank Perspective

green upholstery

wood furniturethroughout

transparentglass

patternedupholstery

beadedwallcovering

concreteflooring

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Open Perspective

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Educational DesignFor the Interior Design Education Council (IDEC) competition in the Fall of 2013, I collaborated with two other students to create an educational traveling exhibit that helped raise awareness about healthy eating, exercise, and environmental conciousness. We had 2 weeks to complete the project.

The Juice Box, as we named it, is an 18-wheeler cargo trailer that folds out to create an interactive space and then folds back up for safe travel. Goals of the Project:

1. To promote healthy eating and exercise 2. To educate the importance of environmental conservation3. To introduce innovative and green technologies4. To create an interactive and pleasant environment5. To address the issue of a sedentary lifestyle

Concept:The never-ending cycle of rapidly advancing technologies coupled with the inescapably higher amounts of energy they use, often leaves us with a higher standard of living, higher bills, and higher numbers on the scales. Humans spend most of their time indoors, allowing for a more comfortable but sedentary lifestyle, while also contributing to the growing rates of obesity. We are consumers, and what we consume matters. The Juice Box is designed to inform people of just how important consumption is. The user gains an understanding of alternative energy sources while also learning about eating right and staying fit.

Interior Perspective

project rendered with sketchup, podium & photoshop

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Roof Perspective

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Educational Design

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Interior Perspective

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Lobby Perspective

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Hospitality DesignI designed a boutique hotel for downtown Baton Rouge, LA, intending to help boost tourism and revive the downtown area. Element is a hotel and bar conceptually based on the agate stone, plain on the outside, but beautiful on the inside.

Concept Statement:

Reflective - Elemental - Energetic

The Element is a mix of edgy and organic. It is reflective and energetic. It represents the beauty within; like an agate stone, plain on the outside but beautiful on the inside. Element invites the patron to explore and experience the intricate and intriguing interior. Using a somewhat dark but shimmery color palate of rich blues and purples, blacks, golds and whites, vibrant semi-precious stones and metallic ceilings, this boutique hotel and gives the patron a sense of both wonder and comfort. Element uses a mixture of angular lines and organic patterns, to further the juxtaposition of beauty and lackluster; order and chaos. The eye-catching water feature in the lobby not only sets the mood for the space, but also serves the function of stair and elevator. It gives the patrons a very luxurious and remarkable experience when utilizing it. It embodies a cleansing sort of feeling when going up seemingly through a waterfall to a different part of the hotel, ready to embrace other new spaces. The third story lofts are very exclusive and give the guests a sense of luxury and privacy, but also some society because they let out onto the deck with the large pool and rooftop bar. The downstairs bar called Gold Bar is an edgy unique bar, and is another option for guests to be social. It is open to the public and is targeted toward an eclectic, youthful local crowd. The Element is designed with a different, more unconventional type of patron in mind, and hopes to bring

in more diversity and liveliness to the city of Baton Rouge. Element's goal is to become a stepping stone along the way to the city's growth and development in the arts as the capital city for the future.project rendered

with sketchup, podium& photoshop Section Cut A-A Materials

gold texturedwallcovering

aluminum ceiling tiles

pearlizedwallcovering

black graniteflooring

blue velvet

agate patternwallcovering

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First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan (NTS)

First Floor Plan 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Hospitality Design

Materials

Bar Perspective

Bar Mezzanine Elevation

garden & roof wood

metallicwallcovering

beadedwallcovering

gold transluscentliving glass

black & goldleather

blue agatecountertops

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Second Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan (NTS)

Second Floor Plan 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Hospitality design

Double Bedroom Elevation

Third Floor Plan 1/16" = 1'-0"

Third Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan (NTS)Bathroom Elevation

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Molding Details (NTS)Transition Details (NTS)

Finish Schedules

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A 2'-8" 7'-0" 2" WOOD N/A BAIRD BROTHERS CAMBRIDGE SERIES; SOLID CORE

2A 2'-8" 7'-0"

2" WOOD N/A BAIRD BROTHERS CAMBRIDGE SERIES; SOLID CORE

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2" WOOD-POPLAR N/A BAIRD BROTHERS COLONIST SERIES; 6-PANEL DOUBLE DOOR; SOLID CORE

10D 6'-0" 7'-0"

2" FIBERGLASS 7 SQ FT PELLA DOUBLE DOOR; PELLA 3 SERIES;MILLBROOK HARDWARE

11E 3'-0" 7'-0"

2" FIBERGLASS 7 SQ FT PELLA SINGLE DOOR GLASS PANELS; SOLID CORE; CLASSICSERIES; MILLBROOK HARDWARE; PELLA A76G

12B 2'-8" 6'-8"

2" WOOD N/A MASONITE LOUVERED DOOR; MDF SERIES; HOLLOW CORE

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2" WOOD 19 SQ FT PELLA DOUBLE DOOR SET; DESIGNER SERIES 750; SOLIDCORE; MILLBROOK HARDWARE; FROSTED GLASS

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PANTRY

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DINING AREA232 SQ FT26 SQ YD

MASTERBATH169 SQ FT19 SQ YD

BEDROOM 3168 SQ FT19 SQ YD

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MASTER BEDROOM328 SQ FT37 SQ YD

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I developed a thorough set of construction documents and gained knowledge of how to effectively communicate all aspects of building construction for a residence with an in-home CPA office. This included creating detailed floor plans, elevations, sections, FF&E, schedules, and details of components; all with attention to lineweights. Below are just a few samples from the set.

Floorplan (NTS)Exterior Wall Section (NTS)

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Angler Fish Lantern, Paper Mache and Brazed Wire Quarter Face, Woodcut Relief

Toucan, Charcoal Tiger, Colored Pencil

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Artwork

Bird of Paradise, Brazed Wire SculptureFigure Drawing Sketches, Charcoal

Richard-Renfro Designs Samples

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Kristen Schroeder Portfolio

Documents

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