949.456.3696 | mandalee614@gmail.com | Kansas State University

As a recent graduate of the CIDA Accredited Interior Design program at Kansas State University, I am eager to shift my focus from hypothetical studio projects to real, impactful environments. The Interior Design Bachelor of Science degree program at KSU is part of the College of Human Ecology- which has given me a unique sensitivity to the way interiors impact the human experience and a sense of responsibility for upholding the values of human-centered design. As I begin my career, I hope to find a place where I can combine the design knowledge I have acquired with my love for people to be able to enrich spaces and lives through my work.

“Good design begins with honesty, asks tough questions, comes from collaboration and from trusting your intuition.” - Freeman Thomas

About Me

Retail

Exhibit

Corporate

Hospitality

Corporate

Residential

Table of Contents

1 Juniper Women’s Retail 2014

2 Samsung Kiosk 2013

3 “Next” Steelcase Office 2013

4 Boutique Restaurant & Hotel 2012

5 Vespa Marketing Office 2012

6 Residential Loft 2011

7 Art & Graphic Design

Photographs are property of third parties.

2 Juniper Women’s RetailRetail

2014

Concept Statement

Juniper, a conceptual women’s boutique in the eclectic West Village shopping district of Dallas, Texas, provides an alternative to the fast-fashion culture that exists among many of today’s most well-known women’s retailers. The goal of the design is to create an environment that uses an abstraction of the juniper tree to embody the idea that each woman is a beautiful and unique being with her own important story. Richly textured finishes, individualized service, and consideration for the social realities of shopping reinforce this feeling in the store.

JUNIPERby Amanda Green

Software ProgramsRevitPhotoshop

The gnarled branches and unique textures of a juniper tree tell a story. The tree is a symbol of protection, longevity, and femininity.

View from back of store toward entry

Schematic Diagram Concept Development & Schematics Floor Plan Development

Refreshments

Accessories Accessories

Cash-Wrap Cash-Wrap

Go-backs

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Wait Lounge

Cosmetics StudioOffice

Storage

Fitting Salon

WC

Formal Wear

Casual Wear

Entry

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1 Draw-In2 Feature Display3 Merchandise Display4 Product Evaluation5 Product Try-On6 Convenience Items7 Impulse Items8 Purchase

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Entry View

Sales-Floor WallsFelt Studio Custom feature wall100% wool, scraps are repurposed

FlooringBolefloor FlooringSpecies: AshGrade: SelectBolefloor technology allows for more floors per forest

Ceiling PaintUnearthed Paints Lime PaintColors (Mixed): Umber green cyprus & umber green darkPigmentation: VibrantZero VOC, biodegradable, rainforest preservation

Wall PaintUnearthed Colors Lime PaintColor: Umber Black BrownPigmentation: SubtleZero VOC, biodegradable, rainforest preservation

Transparent Partition3form Pressed GlassPattern: Ponder, Color: DarkThickness: 1/2”3form Full Circle Materials

WallcoveringInnovations WallcoveringPattern: Tahiti, Color: NoirMade with sustainable banana bark

Formal Display

Sustainable LightingGreengate Daylighting Controls adjust light settings according to the amount of daylight present.

Mood: MediaMood :Scent (Juniper Aloe) and :Music help create a branded atmosphere in the store.

MannequinsClassic dress forms are used as mannequins, to give the sense that the clothing is made with traditional quality and care.

Fitting SalonLounge

LoungeMany women bring other people along with them to shop. There is a lounge in the fitting salon for friends or loved ones to sit and enjoy refreshments while clothes are being fitted.

Convenience ItemsCamisoles, jewelry, shapewear, undergarment clips, and other accessories are provided in the fitting room for shopper convenience and as a way to boost sales.

AccessoriesThe organic forms of Silvestri Silhouette necklace stands and mirrors accent the space.

Alerttech A button inside each fitting room allows customers to request assistance when they need it.

Electric Mirror®

The Glitter mirror, with settings for office, pool, or club lighting, makes it easy for customers to customize their experience to fit their needs.

2 Samsung KioskExhibit

2013

Concept StatementThe kiosk was designed to be a structural advertisement for the Galaxy S4. Inspiration came from Samsung’s Vision 2020, which states that innovation, creativity, and inspiring the world are Samsung’s goals for the future. The clean, light-filled kiosk appears to be reaching towards the sky, and stands out from the surrounding architecture as a monument to the vision of Samsung.

Group: Kelsey Brown, Haley Davidson, Jamie Smith

Software ProgramsAutoCAD3DStudio MaxPhotoshop

For educational purposes only

West Perspective Southwest Perspective

South Perspective

Deconstruction of the Kiosk

2 LIFT and remove section A from the 3form structure. Fold section B.1 ROLL the cashier stand away,

into the storage area.

3 SEPARATE the two halves of the aluminum arch. 4 FOLD each half of the

aluminum arch and wheel away.

The kiosk needed to be able to deconstruct at night to fit into the storage space provided by Coex Mall.

Material Selections

Blue Arch3form Koda XTCobalt(The arch is supported by tubular aluminum railings)

Lights & WindowPalram America Palsun PolycarbonateDark Blue Clear White

Counter & Display SurfacesKirei Bamboo in Natural

Process Sketches

Main StructureAdvanced Technology Inc. Fusion Tech Aluminum in White

A study model was employed to help us refine the shape of the kiosk and understand the challenges that could arise during its construction.

The development of the design was conceptually driven, but was further refined by a detailed analysis of typical customer interaction.

3 “Next”SteelcaseOfficeCorporate

2013

Concept Statement

Next is a think-tank organization in Dallas, Texas that fosters entrepreneurs by providing them with a team of professionals and a place to work. The design of the office is heavily influenced by human behavior research. Things like intergenerational employees, work mode transitions, workplace amenity trends, and color psychology influenced the space. A common conceptual theme of “flow” became apparent during the research phase, and is incorporated into the design through curves, directional lines, and arrows. Next is a place where employees are free to flow freely between work modes to accommodate their individual needs and preferences.

Software ProgramsRevitPhotoshop

Learn

Socialize

Collaborate

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Reception & Gallery

Think Tank

Copy/Print Room

Cafe

VideoConference

Private Enclaves

Studio Open Office Project Room

Open Office

Project Rooms

Public

Semi-Private

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Reception & Gallery

Café

1 Turnstone: Campfire Half Lounge2 Coalesse: Enea Cafe Stool3 Coalesse: Joel Lounge Chair4 Steelcase: Qt Sound Masking System

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Multiple seating options in the cafe make it easier for individuals to find a place where they feel comfortable eating, socializing, working or some combination of the three. The Steelcase Qt sound masking system keeps noise levels under control

Hallway & Think Tank

1 Coalesse: Exponents Mobile White Board & Display2 Steelcase: eno Interactive Whiteboard3 Steelcase: Gesture Stool4 Turnstone: Campfire Big Table

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Think Tank

The think tank is a place for new ideas to form, and for creative solutions to emerge. The color scheme of this room is kept neutral to allow the dynamic, and sometimes messy, process of creation to shine. Plenty of space is provided to work and move, and mediums for spontaneous sharing cover the walls of the room.

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Open Office

1 Turnstone: Bivi Desking System2 Steelcase: Gesture task chair3 Coalesse: Circa Modular Seating4 Turnstone: Campfire Big Table

Open Office

Most of the desk spaces are in the open office. There are individual desks as well as places for collaboration and socialization. Since Next is a highly collaborative company, openness is practical, but employees that find it too distracting have the option of moving to an adjacent private enclave to work.

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Project Room

1 Steelcase: Room Wizard II2 Coalesse: Denizen Storage3 Steelcase: Media:scape with HD Videoconferencing

Project Rooms

There are three project rooms in the space, each with a different layout. One, the nearest to the reception area, is more formal and can be used as a space to meet with clients. The other two are casual and smaller. Project rooms can serve as a quiet space for individuals or a private meeting space for groups.

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Flooring: Circulation AreasArmstrong Commercial Hardwood FlooringCentury Farm in Mountain Smoke

Flooring: Private RoomsShaw ContractBroadloom CarpetLayer in Cork

LaminateTurnstone2536 Blackwood HPL

Flooring: Open OfficesShaw ContractEmbark Carpet Tile in Myth

Cooper LightingNeo-Ray23 DIP LED Straight and Narrow

Cooper LightingA-SeriesRound Adjustable Recessed

RejuvenationSkidmore Plug-InBlack Enamel

LitecontrolScion Jr P-ID-33JR

Major Material Selections Light Fixtures for RCP (Opposite)

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4 Boutique Restaurant & HotelHospitality

2012

Concept Statement

The warmth created when melting fondue is captured by the mood of Immerse. Focusing on the rhythm of curved surfaces, guests are immersed in fluidity; reinforcing the essential character of the space. Simplistic design components such as solid woods and clean, smooth surfaces represent the essence of fondue’s origin country, Switzerland. The architectural and interior elements express the warmth of not only the food, but also the immersion in the people and culture of Manhattan, Kansas.

Group: Courtney Ortiz, Hannah Quernheim, Madeline Rohrer

Software ProgramsAutoCADSketchUpPhotoshop

NRestaurant & Lobby

Dining Area & Bar

Site Analysis

A visit to the site gave insight into things like traffic patterns, surrounding shops and businesses, and the overall character of the location and clientele. Further research was compiled to create a complete picture of the area’s demographic, including a list of competing restaurants.

Exterior View

Guest Room

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Terrace, Southwest Corner

Terrace

A Living Machine on the northern side of the terrace enables water harvesting. Rainwater is collected and filtered for use as greywater in the building. Locally-growing vegetation and the curved walls of the planter and benches tie-in the concept of fluidity and immersion.

Guest Rooms

Art from local, Kansas artists adorn the walls of the guest rooms to make guests feel immersed in Kansas culture. The bathroom walls are made of Smart Glass, which can be turned opaque at the flip of a switch- bringing the idea of state-change into the rooms.

5 VespaMarketingOfficeCorporate

2012

Concept Statement

The design of this office space was inspired by the style, adventure and sense of community associated with owning a Vespa. Bold red accents give life to the space, and images of Vespa owners with a fun independent aura are distributed through the office. The reception desk has digital windows that are continually refreshed with new In-stagram photos from Vespa-lovers around the world. In the work area, community is encouraged by multiple open and comfortable collaboration areas.

Giant, stretched-fabric screens in the gallery provide a backdrop for video projection that can set the mood for any number of occasions.

Software ProgramsAutoCAD3DStudio MaxPhotoshop

For educational purposes only

Reception & Gallery Break Room

6 Residential LoftResidential

2011

Concept Statement

The space is designed to reflect the client’s appreciation for early 20th century history, without detracting from the visual portrayal of his contemporary success as a marketing executive. Inspiration for the aesthetic came from the designers and artists of the 1920-30’s, whose ideals are embodied in the minimalist elements and exposed natural materials in the loft. The natural environment was also considered in this design, and sustainable specifications were made wherever possible.

Software ProgramsAutoCAD

Presentation Boards

Project Description

A collection of various projects that have been done outside of the interior design studio. These works were completed with the skills learned in drawing and graphic design courses that, while mainly serving as a platform for practicing fine art and computer illustration, also provided a new way to think about concept communication, material choices and 2D spatial organization.

Materials & Programs(1) Ink, graphite, crayon, marker, and clay on cardboard(2) InDesign, Illustrator(3) Graphite on drawing paper(4) Charcoal on drawing paper

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Thank YouAmanda Green

949.456.3698mandalee614@gmail.com