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KATHARYN GILLESPIEINTERIOR DESIGN

KATHARYN GILLESPIEINTERIOR DESIGN

2011- presentUniversity of Cincinnati

College of DAAPInterior Design, Class of 2016

GPA: 3.72/4.0

AutoCAD | Google Sketchup | V-Ray RenderPhotoshop | InDesign | Illustrator | KeyshotRevit | Rhino | Architectural RenderingModel Making | Project Spec/MatrixGraphic Composition | Bilingual

2 Co-op Experiences with RCF GroupMember of UC’s IIDA Chapter | Chapter Secretary

Study Abroad : France & Turkey Foreign StudiesStudy Abroad : Observing the City, Brazil

UC Honors Member | Cincinnatus Scholar

Redesigned & Rebranded Office Space for Cincinnati Youth Collaborative in Cincinnati, OH‘Habitat For Humanity’ Volunteer in Lee County, ALUC Relay for Life Chair and Team Captain ‘Champions Are Readers’ Volunteer

EDUCATION

PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT PHILANTHROPY

RESUMÉ & CONTACT

615 McAlpin Ave Apt 2ACincinnati, OH [email protected](765)586-9240

KATHARYN GILLESPIECO-OP STATEMENTParticipating in the Professional Practice Co-op

Program, alternating semesters of college study with semesters of work in the field of

Interior Design.

SKILLS & ABILITIES

DESIGN STATEMENTI believe designers are given the opportunity to shape the world into functional, appropriate, and aesthetically pleasing environments. However, I see interior design as more than creating a space. I see it as appreciating culture: traveling, listening, and interpreting local habits and needs into a space that is not only efficient, but productive and nurturing.

LITERARY CENTER CASE STUDYarchitectural drawing & rendering

MAUSOLEUM RENDERINGhand drawing & photoshop

HEXAGON UNIT PROJECTmodeling & spatial composition

AUTOCADfloorplans & 3D

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Project NumberKatharyn Gillespie #448

Half House M04114814Issue DateAuthorChecker

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AUTOCADfloorplans & 3D

HALF HOUSErevit modeling

OFFICE COMPOSITIONSv-ray & photoshop

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FURNITURE ANALYSISsketchup & v-ray

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CASINO LOBBYsketchup & keyshot

01LITERARY CENTER CASE STUDYARCHITECTURAL DRAWING & RENDERING

DIAGRAMS & DRAWINGSThese drawings document the facade and interior of the Walnut Hills Public Library. All hand drawn to scale, they articulate the symmetrical nature of the space as defined by the marche. It’s exterior Doric columns lead inward to the classic spatial order.

02MAUSOLEUM RENDERINGHAND SKETCHING & PHOTOSHOP

BRIGGS SWIFT MAUSOLEUM

DRAWING ITERATIONSThese drawings depict a concept exploration of form, space, and scale. From the first hand drawn sketch to the final rendering pass, this project introduced me to new hand and digital techniques. Placement and scale of figures was also an important component of this exploration.

HAND DRAWINGTraced from a photograph, this hand

drawing served as the basis for my mausoleum rendering.

FIRST PASSQuick Photoshopping and hand

rendering lead to this layer of higher contrast and detail.

FINAL RENDERCollaging images and figures rendered the final product. I chose to highlight the

ethereal quality of the mausoleum.

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03HEXAGON UNIT PROJECTMODELING & SPATIAL COMPOSITION

UNIT ANALYSISThe drawing to the left documents the unit’s construction and design sequence. Iterations of the design led to the final hexagon form. The space to the right is one of many constructed from the versatile units.

04AUTOCADFLOOR PLANS & 3D

Removed bottom OH’s and replaced with shelves

Replaced top shelf with OH

CAD & FURNITURE

During my previous co-ops and study semesters, I have become proficient in AutoCAD. My co-op experiences have allowed me to research and specify multiple furniture companies including Haworth, Steelcase, DWR, Allermuir, Coalesse, and Fritz Hansen.

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05‘HALF HOUSE’REVIT

Level 29' - 5 1/2"

top of crawl spacefooting

-8' - 9 9/16"

First Floor-1' - 6 3/8"

Roof Top19' - 5 1/2"

Top of Roof Access26' - 6 3/8"

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AXON & SECTIONSThese views of the Half House demonstrate my ability to model a circle, triangle, and rectangle. Appropriately cut sections allow for interesting views of the construction. Extensive site and environment analysis helped me place the building.

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FURNITURE ANALYSISSKETCHUP & V-RAY06

TABLET TECHNOLOGYmobility | data storage

FLEXIBLE DESIGNmobile pieces

HEALTHY DESIGNaccess to outdoors

EXERCISEvariety of work places

WORKPLACE OF THE FUTUREThis studio project included researching industry trends, furniture design, and rendering office spaces. After visiting multiple furniture vendors and manufacturing centers, I selected trends that reflect the technology of tomorrow. Using these key ideas, I created a dynamic and mobile furniture system for tomorrow’s office space. I then took these pieces and rendered them within a sustainable space (next page).

Video Interfacevideo conferencingface to face connectiondata display

Conference Hubtouch screen surfacehologram projectionincorporated storage

Walking Stationadjustable height2-4 peoplemultiple walking surfaces

Personal Tablettouch screenmagnetic edgeconnects to stations

Standing Station

Sitting StationThe standing station promotes movement and physical activity.

The sitting station provides a personal work space for employees.

Privacy PanelThe panel is used to create a private, quiet space and can display the worker’s information.

OFFICE COMPOSITIONSV-RAY & PHOTOSHOP 07

Conference Table

Presentation Panel

This large collaborative table incorporates an intuitive display surface.

These versatile panels can be used to present information and create a private space.Conference Interface

Interact with your coworker across the globe in real time through the integrated video display.

Sloth

Wrath

Pride

Gluttony

Envy

Lust

Greed

Food Prep

Sloth

08CASINO LOBBYSKETCHUP, KEYSHOT & PHOTOSHOP

SIN7UL

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Henri IV Heritage Cognac with blood orange infusion

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Gold leaf sphere with edible orange sugar diamond and dark chocolate pour

COCKTAIL & DESSERT BARGLUTTONY

SIN7ULMONTE CARLO

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SIN7ULMONTE CARLO

MONTE CARLO LOBBY REDESIGN

This work in progress includes a team effort to redesign Vegas’ Monte Carlo 32nd floor lobby space. Our Sin7ul Lobby includes a space for guests to indulge each of their sins. High rollers can try on designer jewelry, bet on video games, and order a gourmet dessert and cocktail pairing from the Gluttony Bar’s .

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SIN7ULMONTE CARLO

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Thank you for reviewing my portfolio. I look forward to expanding my skills and knowledge within the

filed of interior design.

THANK YOU

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Documents

hand rendering lead

hand drawingtraced

new hand

hand drawn sketch

scale of figures

final rendering pass

field of interior design

final product