Design is a journey, each project has its unique set of problems and solutions. The study and brain storming of ideas is what I enjoy. I am a designer who is always growing, learning, and exploring with my designs. I draw from my love of travel and love of the outdoors to create spaces that are functional and beautiful. I like to be hands-on in my work and design. I want users to walk into my spaces and feel welcome, comfortable and at ease. ian hostetter interior design 510.301.1347 ianhostetter.com [email protected]
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Design is a journey, each project has its unique set of problems and solutions.
The study and brain storming of ideas is what I enjoy. I am a designer who is
always growing, learning, and exploring with my designs. I draw from my
love of travel and love of the outdoors to create spaces that are functional and beautiful. I like to be hands-on in my work and design. I want users to walk
into my spaces and feel welcome, comfortable and at ease.
-Warm cozy spaces-Loves to entertain-Clean-Soft-Welcoming-Natural materials-Mountains-Outdoors-Comfortable
What he desires and wishes...
-Open -Coffee house feel-Clean lined-Urban-Modern-Storage-Outdoors
Concept Ideas
-Warm
-Welcoming
-Outdoors
-Mountains
-Clean
-Open
-Cozy
Problem
Home
R e s i d e n t i a l D e s i g n
Client
-Couple
-No children
-1 dog
Site
-Low rise San Francisco building
-3rd Floor
To turn a warehouse into a welcoming home
Private space
Public spaces
Circulation flow around the unit toutilize windows
Semi- private/public
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1 livingroom
Bedroom Kitchen Living room
Questions asked of clients that inspired design...
What are three spaces which you each enjoy and why?
Describe what you enjoyed about previous residences.
Describe what you did not like about previous residences.
Do you have any current furnishings you would like to
incorporate?
Entrance
Dining
These materials provide warmth to the space are clean surfaceswhich provide a traditional look.
R e s i d e n t i a l D e s i g n
Appliance styles
Windows
Master bed-room
office TV roomStorage
kitchen
Dining Living RoomBedroom
Laundry
Guest bath
Bath
BedroomBedroomcloset
Stairs and elevatorfor all floors
Stairsfor all floors
Counter
Cabinet
Flooring
Skills within project...
-Programming Research Interviewing Bubbles Blocks
-Revit Drafting Rendering
-Material selection
-AutoCAD
Solution Solved by...
-Flow and arrangement of spaces to maximize use of windows -Public vs. Private areas for enter-taining guests
-Materials and finishes to bring out
personalities, and fulfil wishes
-Space planning to accommodate all the required elements
Elevation looking into the kitchen and eat-in counter
Counter detail
Cabinet section and detail
Growing
Interaction and helping
Exploring
Conceptual Design
Problem
To create a space that will encourage interaction and teamwork between age groups while maintaining
each group’s identity. Also encouraging growth and learning while respecting code, safety and the needs for students, staff, and parents. This was a group project, my part was the common area and lobby.
Concept Ideas
-Interaction between ages
- Independent growth and learning
- Updated school
Site
-Child care centerat San Francisco State University
-1st floor with conceptual 2nd
Client
-San Francisco State University Child Care Center
C o n c e p t u a l D e s i g n
Open Space
Offices
Lobby
Classroom
Classroom
Classroom
ClassroomPod
Pod
Layout of the Entire Space
-Interaction between spaces and groups
-Security for children at all times
-Connection beween spaces
Pod area provides classroom interaction between classrooms and common areas
Restroom each side Common kitchen Common space between classrooms
ClassroomClassroom
Restroom Restroom
Shared Kitchen
Interaction between classes
Pod
Pod between classses
C o n c e p t u a l D e s i g n
Adult’s watchful eye
Sick bay
Childrens security
Childrens play area
Lobby Desk
Door Kids Offices
Lobby Critera
With one floor idea With 2nd floor idea
Parents requirements..
-Stroller storage on bottom
-Car seat storage on top
-Mini cubes withen
Skills within project...
-Group Communication skills
-Code Research
-Concept Minilulapation
-Sketching
-Bubbles
-Blocks
-Group Crit/brain storming
-Photoshop rendering
-Presentation
Parts of phone interview
What types of interactions are the children allowed to have together? -Throughout the day such as breaks, lunch, and outside time, also special events with supervision -Having designated space per age group
What are important things to keep in mind with kids and adults using the same space? -Scale, this is important to keep in mind when designing a kids space. You want both kids and adults to feel like the space was designed for them.
Why do you enjoy working in a childcare facility and how do you think the design of a space could hurt or en-hance the experience? -The learning exploring and innocence that kids provide is twhat I enjoy -Size of things can hurt the experience for both kids and adults, so thinking about all users -Engaging spaces that can be flexible and that can be used to keep things stimulating
Solution
- Office area located for privacy
and convenience for everyone
-Staff needs met in a child friendly
way with heights and finishes
-Community space created for easy
access and multi function uses
Hospitality
Concepts
-Reach for the sky
-Exclusivity
Problem
-Create restaurant and bar, each with its own identity,while still being connected
-Unique shaped building
-Awkward column placement
Client
-Costa and RicciEating Experience
Site
-Chicago Ritz Carlton building
H o s p i t a l i t y D e s i g n
Bar and lounge
Dining
Kitchen
Staff area
Chef’s table
Bar
KitDin
Column within kitchen
Bar
Kit
Din
No direct access to barfrom hotel or street
Bar
KitDin
Best Option-Kitchen near loading dock
-Serves dining and bar
-Bar near entry
-Dining in middle
Din
Bar
Kit
Din
Split dining creates problems
Din
Entry
Entry
Entry
Entry
Loading Dock
Loading Dock
Loading Dock
Loading Dock
Private dining
Wine wallModel floor plan of space
(Group)
Analysis
H o s p i t a l i t y D e s i g n
View: Back-of-bar to entry, large plush chairs invite people to sit, have a drink, and stay awhile
Whimsical, pulls in organic elements
South elevation of bar area
Club chair in deep blue
View: Walk into bar and restaurant space Process idea and sketchProcess idea and sketch
Bar area
-Get a drink
-Relax
-Listen to music
-Be with friends
-Grab a light snack
-Enjoy the atmosphere
Wine barrels
- Visual barrier -Sound barrier -Italian influnce
Process idea and sketch
Curtains and booths give exclusive nooks for diners.
Wine display wall
Solution...
-Unique shape = Dynamic space nooks for privacy
-Columns become guide for storage and flow
-Materials and color help create identity between spaces
Skills within project...
-Group project communication
-Programming
-Revit
-Material selection
-Hand rendering
View: Dining room with a wine barrel sound and visual break from bar
Dining area
Retail
Problem
-Design a shoe box retail space, 23’x 45’-John Varvatos Branding-Incorporate J.V.’s love of music-Includes windows facing pedestrian only street-Consider shoppers experience as well as employees-Storage needs for back stock etc.
Concept
-Exposed -Natural-Electric-Music inspired-Stands out
Client
-John Varvatos
-High end mens Fashion
-$85- 10,000 Items
Site
-371 Rodeo Dr. Beverly Hills CA 90210
R e t a i l D e s i g n
Shirts and pants
Suits and jackets
Accessories
Staff
Dressing rooms
suits
Pants and shirts
Seating
Dressingrooms
StaffOpen area
“A True Life style brand people identify with our lines because they are based off music, music
is tangible , you can write it, read it, play it and listen to it. When you can identify with some-
thing in your personal life then it becomes a life style and that’s JV line A True Life Style Brand”
- Tom Kalendarian Vicee pres.
“Reaching back to move forward. A vintage and a modern edge to our clothes. Men are taking a
more individualistic and personal approach to dressing. They are mixing dressy with casual, result-
ing in an eclectic look that suits their personality.”
Design trends between stores..
Brick
Metal
Wood
Colors or interior
Black Grey
Rust Brown Ember red
Dark Green Midnight blue
R e t a i l D e s i g n
Custom storage pull-out with shoe, bag and suit-storage hides back stock.
Also blends into the wall for storage and racks in front of the unit.
Racking layout maximize storage of inventory and allows for window shopping. This also maximizes the natural light in the space.
East Elevation
Flexible clothing display
Concept is a rack that will... Hang, lean, and move clothing Create entire look within a rack Changes sizes Industrial look
RCP Of Store
AB C
FixtureNumber Of Fixtures Manufacture
56
30
1
Cole
Open
Open
WattsType of Bulb
LED
Florescent
Switching
Dimmer
Dimmer
Dimmer
X
X
X
Tag
A
B
C
A -Flexible -Low heat gain -Bright -Long lasting -Energy efficient
B -JV branding -Industrial -Minimal light -Flexible for displays
C -Distinctive look -Warm glow -Defines space -Energy Efficient
Thoughts behind lights
R e t a i l D e s i g n
Skills withen project...
-Programming
-Research
-Space models
-Sketching
-AutoCAD
-Hand rendering
Musical inspiration
-Theater like curtains hide dressing rooms
-Record player turned jewelry box
-Portraits of performers from JV branding
Bring on the Stage
Record Player TurndedJewelery Safe
Musical art featured on walls of each store
Wall Features...
-Recycled barn wood
-Musician’s Portraits
-Doorway to offices and restroom
-Inventory against wall
Solution
-Maximize space with zones and categories for clothing
-Creative storage built into displays
-Windows become a guide for fixtures and window vignette
-Brought in J.V.’s music inspiration in functional ways to fit a retail setting
-Features J.V. branding style with colors and materials
Institutional
Problem
-Update center-Create a year round draw-Teach public about river system in creative ways
Client
-Oregon Department of FIsh and Wildlife
-US Army CorpsOf Engineers
-1 Million + visitors
Concept
-The river itself
In depth..*Cycle*Movement*Migration*Nature
Site
-Bradford island
-40 miles east of Portland
-Columbia River Gorge
-Oregon
HWY 84Columbia RiverMt. Hood Forest
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Center Used For...
-Fish counting (gov)
- Public education
-Hatchery
-Fish ladder viewing
-Retail and cafe needs
-Rest stop/destination
CODE INFO
Multnomah County, OregonAssembly and business type-IBC 2010-OSSC chapter 11 accessibility code-OSSC egress-1007 stairways, elevators egress-2007 fire code-NFPA Fire code reference- Title 24-2010 Oregon energy efficiency code-2010 Oregon mechanical code-2011 Oregon electrical code-2011 Oregon plumbing code-ADA with different floors- Oregon reach code -2011 Elevator code
Roof top deck
Main level (ground level)
Deck level
Sub 1
Sub 2
• Lobby– Welcome desk– Small office– Storage– 3D Welcome map
• Galleries– History of river– River information
• Aquarium fish center– Fish ladders– Fish education, fish history, fish industry, etc.
• Café space– Kitchen– Order/pick-up– Seating
• Gift Center– POS– Storage– Variety of display options
Oregon DepartmentOf Fish and Wildlife(ODFW) and USArmy Corps ofEngineers
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Columbia RiverEducation Center
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Challenges
- Curtain windows on every wall
-Pillars every 17 ft.
-Elevator and stair bay permanent
-Only 6,000sq. Ft to work with on this floor
-9ft ceilings
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Main Level
Draw guests into building with a large aquarium at enterance along with a retail space and reception area
AOne-way mirror lets natural light into retail and also highlights the view
BStone display wall: Plaques change with gallery themes
CGallery display with builtin lighting
Detail of cabinet
-Angled for easy reading
-Light above glass minimizes reflection
A
B
C
Bubbles and blocks for brainstorming
Process
Solution
-Maximize spaces and windows
-One-way mirrors allow for maximized viewing
-Maximize windows for viewing
-Reception desks main entrance
Gallery
Retail
Reception
Office
Backstock
Dressing room
Retail space
-Natural light into the space -Local artists work
-Revenue for the site -Souvenirs of your trip on the river
Have a question? Want to book a local tour or reservation? Ask the Reception Desk.
Floor plan includes
-Main entery
-Reception Desk
-Galleries
-Retail
-360 degree views
Challenges
-No natural light on floor
-Unique shaped permanent exterior walls
- 4,500 sq ft on this level
-9ft ceilings
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Deck Level
View: Step off elevator and be greated by cafe with seating
Too tight, theater is too small and cafe, restroom and seating will not fit enough people to make it worth the addition of these spaces.
This one works. There is enough room for the restrooms a commerical kitchen and seating for the cafe.
Seating
Kitchen
Restroom
Seating Kitcehn
Theater
Restroom
Image
False window
Light from behind Glass panels
Bradford Island Columbia River, River Education Center
Process
Solution
-Keep main plumbing and service access together
-Restrooms and kitchen
-Group similar spaces together.
-Consider noise from cafe and the kitchen
Outside deck view of fish ladders
Cozy cafe sitting area for reading and enjoying a drink
Floor plan includes
-Restrooms
-Kitchen
-Cafe
-Sitting area
-Deck
Cafe Kitchen
Restrooms
Sitting area
Challenges
-Flow between galleries
-Relationship between theater, offices and galleries
-Offices need direct access to all levels as well as exterior
-No natural light on this level
-9ft ceilings
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Gallery showing river’s history
Movie theater with films on the river and its wildlife
Sub 1 level
Process
Solution
-Easy staff access: offices near elevator bays and exterior doors
-Place theater away from galleries to reduce noise
-View of fish galleries draw guests interest and curiosity about whats below
Floor plan includes
-Staff offices
-Movie theater
-Galleries
-Connection to sub 2
GalleryOpen to Fish
Glalleries(sub 2)
Theater
Offices
Challenges
-Noise between Kids zone and Galleries
-Fish gallery; flow between the different exhibits and with the live fish tanks
-Code for mulitilevel levels
-Staff access to fish window for migration counting each season
-9ft ceilings
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Fish identification wall as if you were seeing the fish underwater. Also two large tanks to view those species live year round
Unique features of the space...
-Place river water sounds throughout the space to imitate the rivers edge.
-Tanks draw guests to experience fish year-round, even when fish ladders are empty
-Images (shadows) of fish swim on floor
Sub 2 level
Floor plan includes
-Kids area -Identification gallery
-Fish life stages gallery -Counting offices
-Tanks -Fishing gallery
-Fish viewing windows
Ladder viewing deckCounting room
Identification gallery wall
Life-stages gallery
Tank Tank
Childrens area
Fishing Gallery
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Kids Area on sub level 2
Ideas behind the design...
-Use water and fish themes
-Road trip destination
-Lets children burn off energy
-Insprie and excite children to learn about the river
-Create a draw for children to come not only to enjoy the river and the fish but also the play area -Childrens area with a boat game for them to race and burn off energy
-Parents can sit and watch as the kids play
-Cubbies for kids shoes and anything else that may need storing while at play
Boat idea Camp ground idea Fishing idea
-Campground area for kids to run around play and burn off energy
before getting back into the car
-Mats below
-Pretend campground and fire
-Padded stairs allow children to jump up/downas they imitate fish climbing the ladders
-A slide to come down from the ladder
-Fishing is always popular
-Kids can fish with magnets for fake fish, they can identify them and win a prize
Play Campground
Fish Ladder Slide
Fishing Game
I n s t i t u t i o n a l D e s i g n
Looking down on the sub level 1 and 2. Both the gallery spaces.
Glass ceiling with life size fish
-Hanging glass multi colored cylindersreflects recessed angled lights and sim-ulates looking up from under water
-$10,000 budget-Demo and Redo bathroom and Kitchen-Refinish hardwood floors-Sand and paint pine panel walls-Fix Fireplace hearth-Plumbing Needs-Paint walls and trim-All around Cleaning
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