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    design process

    n-style

    n-close

    n-the bag

    n-hance

    emphasis was placed on enhancing

    the existing structure and facade to

    attract passing customers

    the enclosed shape

    of the n is represented

    through the column

    enclosures and

    dressing room pods

    n-store branding

    in every aspect

    of the store from

    bags to wall

    graphics

    emphasis

    was placed

    in the design

    to display

    merchendise

    effectively

    and flexibly

    for changing

    stlyes

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    fixture plan

    mens

    3835 sq. ft.

    back of house

    1525 sq. ft.

    shoes

    1470 sq. ft.

    houseware

    4280 sq. ft.

    womens &

    juniors

    6710 sq. ft.

    handbags &

    jewelry2270 sq. ft.

    accessories

    1040 sq. ft.

    restrooms298 sq. ft.

    cosmetics

    1800 sq. ft.

    entrance

    1370 sq. ft.

    cashwrap

    610 sq. ft.

    lingerie

    805 sq. ft.

    rendered fixture planscale: 1/16=1-0 N

    Nblock diagramscale: 1/16=1-0

    Total area of the space:

    30, 790 sq. ft.

    Flexible arrangement of fixturesallows for immediate and simplereconfiguration of displays uponthe arrival of new merchandise.

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    exterior

    exterior elevationscale: 1/8=1-0

    exterior perspective

    LED backlit panels guarantee anoticable facade, allowing aneasy transition between daytimeand evening operating hours

    Vertical metal structures elude to the simplicityof the brand strategy. The existing tower isenhanced to create and reinforce immediaterecognition of the outlets brand.

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    interior elevations

    mens3835 sq. ft.

    back of house1525 sq. ft.

    shoes1470 sq. ft.

    houseware

    4280 sq. ft.

    womens &

    juniors6710 sq. ft.

    handbags &

    jewelry2270 sq. ft.

    accessories1040 sq. ft.

    restrooms298 sq. ft.

    cosmetics1800 sq. ft.

    entrance1370 sq. ft.

    cashwrap610 sq. ft.

    lingerie805 sq. ft.

    cash wrap elevationscale: 3/8=1-0

    elevationscale: 1/4=1-0

    shoe department

    display elevationscale: 1/4=1-0

    west windowdisplay elevation

    scale: 1/4=1-0

    east window

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    3 4key plan

    A custom shelving unit featuresundercabinet lighting and protrudingdisplay boxes that highlight andenhance the appearance of themerchandise.

    Custom etched glass panelsserve as a focal point behindthe cashwrap.

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    store

    reflectedceiling plan

    reflected ceiling planscale: 1/16=1-0 N

    LEGEND

    CUSTOM LIGHT FIXTURE

    1 X 8 FLUORESCENT STRIP

    1 X 4 FLUORESCENT STRIP

    3 HEAD- 6 FT. TRACK LIGHTING

    2 HEAD- 3 FT. TRACK LIGHTING

    4 PENDANT

    2 PENDANT

    2 X 4 PARABOLIC TROFFER

    8 RECESSED CAN

    Custom illuminated light fixture withrectangular framing; Dropped at 14.

    13-0 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling

    15-0 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling

    14-0 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling;

    Applies to all four rectangular panels.

    14 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling withfluorescents overhead and pendantlighting beneath.

    12 Acoustic Ceiling Tile

    12 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling

    15 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling

    16 Soffit

    18 Dropped Gypsum Ceiling

    with fluroescents overhead.

    -0 Dropped

    psum Ceiling

    These custom-designed illuminatedlight fixtures consist of glass and metalframing and are used to separatedepartments throughout the store.

    Track lighting is used throughout the store

    to provide flexibility and to highlight quality

    merchandise.

    Pendants are used in the entrance,

    window displays, and lounge areas to

    provide a warm and inviting atmosphere.

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    cosmeticdepartment

    entrance perspective

    cosmetic perspective

    N-store branding is strategically

    displayed throughout the space in orderto reemphasize the brands objective.

    Signage displayed throughout the storegives direction to shoppers and assistsin creating a comfortable, modernatmosphere.

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    fitting rooms

    room perspectivewomens fitting

    room perspectivemens fitting

    emphasis was placed on designing fittingrooms that provided customers with aunique and exciting experience . n-storebranding is reflected in the signage, podshapes, and customized glass fixture.

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    materials

    navy paintwhite paint

    carpet tile

    white quartz tile navy quartz tile

    cash wrap 3form

    white high-glosslaminate fixture metal

    cosmetic stool

    loungechair fabric

    shoe deparmentchair fabric

    flooring

    paint

    othermaterials

    textiles

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    hanging fixture

    custom

    display table display tableacrylic

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    group entrants

    Jennifer Gates, 3rd year Interior Design Student

    603 Douglas Ave.

    Cleveland, MS 38732

    [email protected]

    Elizabeth Goodnite, 3rd year Interior Design Student207 Baker St.

    Batesville, MS 38606

    [email protected]

    Adrienne Glover, 3rd year Interior Design Student4217 Chalmette

    Lakeland, TN 38002

    [email protected]

    Official Department AddressBeth Miller, Program Director

    Mississippi State University

    Interior Design ProgramP.O. Box 6227

    Mississippi State, MS 39762

    662-325-0530

    Please send comments and notifications to:

    Amy Crumpton, Assistant ProfessorP.O. Box 6227

    Mississippi Stats, MS 39762

    [email protected]