2021 Spring – Senior Living Condo

This year the senior living condo project has been shifted to the Spring semester.  The third year students are tasked with creating a hypothetical new-build condo unit and building in Greenville, incorporating features that will allow seniors to age in place.  One student explores the design for a Ronald McDonald House, also incorporating Universal Design accessibility principles.

Portfolio 1 sets up the program that will structure the design of this space, with the developer of the senior living community as client.

Portfolio 2 explores design solutions to present to the client developer, which would ultimately determine the layout and look of the model unit for the community.

Portfolio 3 shifts the client and adapts the program: a Gay couple from Pittsburgh want to move into the community, and want to incorporate the decorative arts into their unit.

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2020 Spring – Co-Working Office Space

This Spring, the 3202 design studio returns to the design of a co-working space.  The site is the Edgeworth Building, located on Tobacco Row overlooking the James River in Richmond Virginia.  Pirate Sarah Hunt Clair, currently designing for HKS in one of the office suites inside Edgeworth, shared insights with the students regarding context as well as pointers on office design.

The students’ first portfolio encompasses programming: research into various aspects of the project, preparation of a program document, and preliminary adjacency studies.

Portfolio 2 follows the schematic design phase, with sketches that look at solving multiple design problems, and a lighting study model.

And Portfolio 3 documents the final design of the space.  Students were working under the added pressure of sheltering at home due to the coronavirus pandemic.  This meant dealing with remote communication and figuring out software glitches on their own.  Kudos to them for their resilience!

Click on the links below each thumbnail to view students’ work.

       
Johnson-3202-1           Joyner-3202-1           Peebles-3202-1
Johnson-3202-2           Joyner-3202-2           Peebles-3202-2
Johnson-3202-3           Joyner-3202-3           Peebles-3202-3

              
Barker-3202-1          Heuman-3202-1          Cousar-3202-1
Barker-3202-2          Heuman-3202-2          Cousar-3202-2
Barker-3202-3          Heuman-3202-3          Cousar-3202-3

         
Thompson-3202-1        Malpaya-3202-1           Stark-3202-1
Thompson-3202-2        Malpaya-3202-2           Stark-3202-2
  Thompson-3202-3        Malpaya-3203-3           Stark-3202-3

         
Sandoval-3202-1            Reins-3202-1             Odette-3202-1   
Sandoval-3202-2            Reins-3202-2             Odette-3202-2
Sandoval-3202-3           Reins-3202-3             Odette-3202-3 

        
Florez-3202-1             Heath-3202-1             Love-3202-1
Florez-3202-2             Heath-3202-2             Love-3202-2
 Florez-3202-3             Heath-3202-3             Love-3202-3 

         
Wohlgemuth-3202-1       Owsley-3202-1           Wachtel-3202-1
Wohlgemuth-3202-2       Owsley-3202-2           Wachtel-3202-2
  Wohlgemuth-3202-3       Owsley-3202-3           Wachtel-3202-3  


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2019 Spring – Retail Boutiques

For this project the interior design students worked with merchandising students, who created branding for a hypothetical retail client.  The ID students then used the branding imagery to design boutiques in Uptown Greenville, in existing storefronts at the corner of 5th and Cotanche Streets.

Because Asians are the third largest ethnic group in Pitt County, the ID students also had to consider cross-cultural cues to attract hypothetical Chinese clients to their boutiques.  In their Revit-generated walkthroughs of their spaces, the students both looked at the flow of the spaces and considered what elements might feel familiar enough to attract these Chinese-Americans into their boutique.

         
Revive-P2                   JJS-P2                       WE-P2
vimeo.com/330765313   vimeo.com/330686526   vimeo.com/328774862

     
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vimeo.com/330761254      vimeo.com/330694122

           
ANR-P2                      unity-P2                      SBJ-P2
vimeo.com/329627646     vimeo.com/330770985      vimeo.com/330771714

2019 Spring – Retail Pop Ups

This Spring our interior design students return once again to retail design, beginning with pop up venues.  Working in teams of three, they created pop up spaces based upon a specific word prompt: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Entertainment, Wellness, Energy, Vehicle, or Wild Card.  Each team repurposed eastern North Carolina flue-cured tobacco barns for their pop ups, and located them in uptown or downtown Greenville.

     
WE-P1                    N2N-P1                    Revive-P1

     
SBJ-P1                    Unity-P1                     ANR-P1

   
3 blonde mice-P1      Pocket Change-P1

2018 Spring – Knoll Awards 2

Best Connection to Real-World Application: Triple You Design

Triple You Design makes direct connections to actual people and how they work, integrating elements of human-centered design into their thought process.This type of thinking will win projects.  Clients and users always want to feel that the designer is really considering how, what, when and where.  Triple You Design takes that notion to produce incredible work.


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https://vimeo.com/265507868

2018 Spring – Knoll Awards 1

Because of the high quality of the semifinalist entries in this pilot competition, the Knoll judges awarded each team a prize for a specific aspect of the design package.

Best Marketing Package: Pic-Tur-Esque

Pic-Tur-Esque best captures a marketing package that relates to Knoll.  Their deliverable is flawlessy executed.  The format, organization and clean lines are so beautiful we want to “borrow” their ideas.


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https://vimeo.com/265647109

2018 Spring – Presentations to Knoll

Last week three teams of semifinalists presented their completed designs to representatives of Knoll and Carolina Business Interiors in Raleigh.  The judges included (l to r) Scarlett Salter of Knoll, organizer of the competition, Meghan Ickes of CBI, Mary Haddad of Knoll, Charles Gustina of ECU (observing), and Cindy Suarez of Knoll.  Award to be announced soon!!

     
Pic-Tur-Esque                Triple You                     Aspyre

2018 Spring – Knoll Showroom – Final Design

The students finalized their planning, added furniture and finishes, and created rendered perspectives of the showroom in Revit.  Click the link below each thumbnail to access each team’s slideshow.

After completion of their designs, students were required to create a walkthrough of their space within their Revit model.  The vimeo link below each thumbnail will direct you to the team’s walkthrough.

             
  morPHH-3                           URBANE-3x
https://vimeo.com/266172432    https://vimeo.com/265573531

               
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https://vimeo.com/265229960    https://vimeo.com/265208328