pHILEMON duane tevis jr

Interior design portfolio

PHILEMON DUANE TEVIS JR

580 EAST400 NORTH LOGAN UTAH 84321 435.890.6363 PTEVIS@VERIZON.NET

EDUCATIONUtah State UniversityLogan, UT 84321B.F.A. Interior Design

summer of 2011 was spent abroad;Spain, France, Ireland, England.

EXPERIENCEThe Italian Place48 Federal AveLogan, UT 84321Sept. 2008 - currently

title: team member

Leadership skills when teaching newly hired em-ployees

Provide sandwiches in a quick and efficient manner

Good communication

Handiling and counting money and receipts

AWARDSSeeley Hinckley Scholarship 2011

USU Scholarship 2009 & 2010

Charles County Art Alliance Scholarship 2007

Carl Thompson Band Schol-arship 2007

SKILLSAutoCAD Architecture 2013

Revit Architecture 2013

3D Studio Max

Adobe Photoshop CS.6

Adobe Illustrator CS.6

Adobe InDesign CS.6

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Powerpoint

Google Sketch-Up 8

Researching

Organization

commercial contents

SENIOR GROUP PROJECTsixth & main

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sixth & mainleed neighborhood

SENIOR GROUP PROJECT

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community theater mr. morgan’s

firehouse & hunk-a-bread crate & barrel

ixth and Main is a conceptual LEED neighborhood proposed for the city of Smithfield located in Northern Utah. As a class, we were asked to provide an entirely new living experience to the city of Smithfield, something modern and unique that gave a sense of community and culture.

In the existing site of our proposed neighborhood there was an abandoned Pea Factory (The Morgan Pea Factory) on the west side and an old lumber mill (Cantwell Lumber) still in use on the east side. We conducted extensive research on the history of each business and also went around the town doing surveys of what the people of Smithfield felt they needed. We discovered there needed to be more restaurants closer to homes, more businesses, more retail options, and more cultural activities.

Individually we were all assigned (1) retail space of our choosing. I chose CRATE & BARREL. (1) fine dining restaurant that was completely original. MR. MORGAN’S. (1) space of our choice. COMMUNITY THEATER. And we all designed a new FIREHOUSE pizzaria and HUNK-A-BREAD bakery.

While not only designing our own spaces, we were also tasked with creating 3D Models for each of our buildings, and build a 12’ X 9’ wooden model to be diisplayed during our senior exhibt.

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EXISTING SITE

site by fellow student Elyse Gibbs

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hunk-a-bread bakery

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Firehouse Pizzaria is an existing pizza franchise located in Northern, Utah. We as a class interviewed the owner and developed a new program for his new restaurant and new restaurant called Hunk-a-Bread. For Firehouse we gathered information such as a larger eating area, a larger kitchen, more outdoor seating, different variety of seating, etc. And also discovered what he would like aesthically; dimmer lights, more intimate feel, and a red/black/white colour theme.

Hunk-a-Bread was a bakery idea that the owner of Firehouse developed. It was completely new to the neighborhood and he felt that the city of Smithfield could use a smaller, more cafe’ restaurant. He wanted a place where people could sit and work for a few hours. He would serve doughnuts, bagels, salad, cookies and cakes. He had no branding or any idea when it came to color and the design so it was completely up to us as students to decide on the aesthetics.

I was inspired by wood and the natural flow of nature for my cafe’. I wanted some-thing completely different than Firehouse and used contrasting colors and materials.

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rendering on pg. 3

hunk-a-bread bakery

3photo rendering - eating area

photo rendering - entry

Revit Architecture &Adobe Photoshop

Revit Architecture &Adobe Photoshop

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sixth & main community theatre

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live stage

movie theatermovie theater

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Sixth & Main Community Theater was designed for “Sixth & Main” in Smithfield, Utah. The concept was inspired by the mountains and the Utah skyline. The theater houses four

movie theaters and one live theater.

concept and inpirationthis theatre was inspired by the community. there was a need for a theater where differ-ent “playhouses’’ in the area could come perform that wasn’t just at the local high-school.

The mountains were the main inspiration for the theater because I felt they were the one thing all of the people in Smithfield could relate too.

these are my preliminary sketches. I knew I wanted the architecture of the theater to be more abstract then the rest of the Sixth & Main community, I believe people will be attracted to the theater just out of pure curiosity.

The theater holds about 1,030. The main lobby is 2,117 sq. ft., the dressing room area is 1, 153 sq. ft. and the each movie theater hold around 99 people (fixed seating).

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photo rendering - exterior entrance Revit Architecture & Adobe Photoshop

display apartment

cash registers

outdoor dept.

stockroom

living dept.

breakroom

kitchen dept.bedding dept.

entrance

floor-plan

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fabrics by Marimekko for Crate&Barrel

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I chose Crate & Barrel as my retail space mainly because someone I personally knew, who knew the area well, expressed a dire need for a store such as Crate & Barrel. I personally have never shopped there, but as I did my research I quickly fell in love with their products and store philosophy.

I kept the design very close to a typical Crate & Barrel. I enjoyed designing with such clean lines and white architecture because it was completely new to what I normally design with. I also created the Crate & Barrel siqns myself to stay as close as I could with their own branding.

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photo rendering - bedding area photo rendering - living area

Revit Architecture & Adobe Photoshop

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restrooms

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building section

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Mr. Morgan’s

Mr. Morgan’s is a fine english resturant located in the exisiting building that once used to be the Morgan Pea Factory canning building.

The concept for the restaurant came from the history of the building. It was originally a pea factory so I began searching pea recipies. I found that the majority of the recipies I found originated from England, so I decided the food should be mainly of English decent and cuisine. From there I named the restaurant Mr. Morgan’s to hold onto the original “Morgan Pea Factory”

photo rendering - men’s restroom Revit Architecture & Adobe PhotoshopThe resturant has an almost Gentlemen’s-club feel. Large chairs, leather tuffted sofas, and dark rich

colours ... ladies are welcome of course.

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AutoCAD Architecture & Adobe Photoshop

prelimmenary facade’ sketch

The concept of this club was to represent a Kabuki Theater in the heart of Tokyo’s downtown red light district; Kabukicho. The façade of the club resembled a traditional Kabuki Theater, while the inside of the club was very modern and represented a popular Kabuki play called “Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami”. Kabukicho is a district in the heart of Tokyo, most famous for being the premier red light district in Tokyo. It houses many bars, love hotels and is often called the “Sleepless Town”. In the late 1940s a Kabuki Theater was supposed to be built on this site but instead residential housing was built then it formed into what it is today, but the name Kabuki-cho still stayed.

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kan shojonight club and bar

AutoCAD Architecture, Revit & Adobe Photoshop AutoCAD Architecture, Revit & Adobe Photoshop

prelimmenary facade’ sketch

The play that will be represented inside of the club is “Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami”. More specifically, I’m choosing the third act of this play. It’s the story of triplets: Ume, Sakura and Matsu. Each character represents some sort of element in the play. Ume represents pine blossoms, is a hero and wears bright red makeup. Sakura represents cherry blossoms, an d is the romantic gentle side of the story and Matsu represents pine and is the villain, his face is painted with vibrant blue lines. The club will be broken into three sections with each section personifying each one of the trip-lets; through the use of colors, patterns, lighting, etc.

kan shojonight club and bar

The dance floor represents Matsu, the evilbrother and the decent into Hell and thebar area is a union of the three charactersand is a mix of the three brothers.Sakura is represented in the lounge areawith tuffted walls and pink furniture and Ume isrepresented in the VIP area with sleek lines and red walls. section sketch bar sketch

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residentrial and detail contents

bar sketch

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interior axonometricelevations w/shadows elevations w/shadows

Bossolo was my sophomore year project. We were assigned to design a modern house that had to be under 1,000 sq. ft. I didn’t use anything as a concept or for inspiration for the house I just thought, what would I personally like to live in. The house is four stories. The first level houses a wine cellar, and a laundry room. The second level is the main living room with a kitchen, balcony, and an elevator that takes you to the roof top terrace; which happens to be on the 4th level. The third level has a bathroom, bedroom, balcony, and outside shower.

We also completed a full set of construction docu-ments with the houses we built, and also had to made a foam-core model to be displayed that year.

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exterior axonometric

BOSSOLOtiny house project

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NICKEY KEHOE

For our assignement, we were askedto design a custom; light fixture,

rug, table and plate for a dining roomin California

15CUSTOM SCONCE & TABLE DESIGN FOR VISITING DESIGNERS