This conceptual, yet functional furniture piece is designed to mimic the unexpected twists and turns of life. The ten boxes can be arranged in an infi nite number of ways, always creating a new piece of furniture to surprise a guest. Also, the hinges may not function as the user would expect based on knob positioning. Lastly, the insides of the cabinets all represent good or bad unexpected life events. These surprises also provide entertainment and puzzlement to the user.

Pull. Fall 2007. Furniture Design

Interior Specifi cations II was an entire semester devoted to interior design related construction drawings. Throughout the course of the semester I had to create a sheet set containing: a title page, demo plan, construction plan, wall and door sections, architectural and millwork details, elevations, refl ected ceiling plan, electrical plan, fi nish plan, furniture plan, also furniture, fi nish, and other schedules.

Excite Advertising Agency Specification Drawings. Spring 2007. Interior Specifications II

CONSTRUCTION PLAN GENERAL NOTES

1. DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS, WRITTEN DIMENSIONS GOVERN. 2. ALL PARTITION LOCATIONS SHALL BE AS SHOWN ON FLOOR PLAN. IN CASE OF CONFLICT

NOTIFY DESIGNER. FLOOR PLAN BY DESIGNER TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER ALL OTHER PLANS.

3. ALL WORK SHALL BE ERECTED AND INSTALLED PLUMB, LEVEL, SQUARE AND TRUE. 4. ALL GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS SHALL BE TAPED AND SANDED SMOOTH WITH NO

VISIBLE JOINTS. ALL EXPOSED GYPSUM BOARD EDGES TO HAVE METAL EDGE TRIM, U.O.N.

5. ALL DOORS SHALL HAVE 1’-6” CLEARANCE ON STRIKE/PULL SIDE OF DOOR. NOTIFY DESIGNER OF EXCEPTIONS PROIR TO CLOSING OF PARTITIONS.

6. ALL GLASS SHALL BE CLEAR TEMPERED GLASS, U.O.N. CLEAN AND POLISH ALL GLASS PRIOR TO PROJECT DELIVERY.

7. ALL MILLWORK TO BE FASTNED TO THE PARTITION. PROVIDE BLOCKING FOR ALL MILLWORK NOT ON FLOOR SLAB. ALL CONCEALED LUMBER TO BE SEALED AND FIRE TREATED.

8. COORDINATE WITH OWNER’S SECURITY VENDOR ON PLACEMENT OF SECURITY SYSTEM AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

9. PROVIDE RECESSED S.S. FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINETS, SMOKE DETECTORS AND OTHER LIFE SAFETY DEVICES ACCORDING TO DRAWINGS.

10. PROVIDE EXITING SIGNS AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING ACCORDING TO DRAWINGS. 11. MODIFY AND SUPPLEMENT EXISTING SPRINKLER SYSTEM AS REQUIRED BY CODE PER

PARTITION LAYOUT. BUILDING SPRINKLER SYSTEM MUST NOT BE DISRUPTED DURING CONSTRUCTION.

12. SEE X/AE2.X FOR DOOR HEADER AND JAMB SECTIONS. 13. SEE X/AE2.X FOR TYPICAL DOOR AND FRAME ELEVATIONS. 14. ALL DOOR FRAMES TO BE INSTALLED PLUMB, STRAIGHT AND TRUE. MAINTAIN ADEQUATE

TOLERANCES AND CLEARANCES SO THAT ALL DOORS FIT AS SPECIFIED. 15. PROVIDE ALL PARTS NECESSARY FOR PROPER OPERATION OF ALL DOORS. 16. ALL HARDWARE TO BE ADA COMPLIANT AND AS SPECIFICIED. 17. REFURBISH ALL EXISTING REUSED DOORS AS REQUIRED TO MATCH NEW DOORS.

INSTALL NEW HARDWARE & KEY TO TENANT'S REQUIREMENTS. 18. COORDINATE ALL KEYING WITH PROJECT MANAGER AND PRESCIENCE REPRESENTATIVE.

KEY NOTES C1. PLACEMENT OF SAVED MILLWORK FROM OLD SITE C2. PLACMENT OF 4X8 SHEET OF PLYWOOD FOR TELEPHONE BOARD

Group 1 Each of door shall have:Hinges: (2 pair) Hager BB1279 4.5 x 4.5 Chrome

Schlage AL Series, Saturn

Finish: 626, Exit/Storeroom FunctionCylinder: Schlage interchangeable coreCloser: LCN 4041 -Cush

Finish: Satin ChromeWall Stop: Ives WS443

Finish: SS

Group 2 Each of door shall have:Hinges: (2 pair) Hager BB1279 4.5 x 4.5 Chrome

Schlage AL Series, Saturn

Finish: 626, Office FunctionWall Stop: Ives WS443

Finish: SSCoat Hook Schlage 923

Finish: 626

Group 3 Each of door shall have:Hinges: (2 pair) Hager BB1279 4.5 x 4.5 Chrome

Schlage AL Series, SaturnFinish: 626, Passage Function

Wall Stop: Ives WS443Finish: SS

Lockset:

Lockset:

HARDWARE GROUPS

Lockset:

DOOR TYPESA Building Standard fire rated corridor service door assembly with 45 minute rating, S Label

Solid core plain sliced birch veneer, clear satin finish.B

Solid core plain sliced birch veneer, clear satin finish.C Existing Building Standard fire rated corridor door assemblyD Custom door interior door assembly with 1/4” tempered glass inset

Solid core plain sliced birch veneer, clear satin finish.E Building Standard interior door assembly with 2'x2' louvered panel

Solid core plain sliced birch veneer, clear satin finishF

Solid core plain sliced birch veneer, clear satin finish

FRAME TYPES1 Building Standard Western Integrated Frame,

factory primed, bronze finish.2 Building Standard Western Integrated Frame, with standard 24” wide 1/4” tempered sidelight,

left sided, factory primed,bronze finish3 Building Standard Western Integrated Frame, with standard 24” wide 1/4” tempered sidelight,

right sided, factory primed, bronze finish.4 Building Standard Western Integrated Frame with 45 minute rated

factory primed, bronze finish.5 Existing Building fire rated corridor door frame

Building Standard interior door assembly

Building Standard bi-fold door

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DOOR SCHEDULEROOM SCHEDULE301 RECEPTION AREA302 LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM303 SMALL CONFERENCE ROOM304 OFFICE305 OFFICE306 OFFICE307 BREAK ROOM308 SERVER ROOM309 WORK ROOM310 OPEN OFFICE311 NORTH CORRIDOR312 SOUTH CORRIDOR313 WOMEN'S RESTROOM314 MEN'S RESTROOM

FINISH PLAN GENERAL NOTES:

CARPETING GENERAL NOTES: 1. MATERIALS: AS SPECIFIED ON FINISH PLAN. 2. FLOOR PREPARATION: PREPARE SUBSTRATE TO INSURE FIRST QUALITY INSTALLATION. CLEANING FLOORS: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BROOM CLEAN AND PREPARE FLOORS TO SATISFACTORY CONDITION TO RECEIVE MATERIALS. CURING: CONCRETE SUB FLOORS SHOULD HAVE CURED FOR AT LEAST 90 DAYS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. UNDERLAYMENT/LEVELING COAT: SHALL BE USED TO ELIMINATE HEIGHT DIFFERENCES AT FINISH FLOORING TRANSITIONS. UNDERLAYMENT TO CONSIST OF PLYWOOD IN THE APPROPRIATE THICKNESS TO BE GLUED AND POWER NAILED TO THE SUB FLOOR. FOR MINOR FINISH THICKNESS DIFFERENCES, PROVIDE LATEX COMPOUND "FEATHERING" TO MAKE A SMOOTH TRANSITION. 3. LAYOUT: ALL CARPET, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, SHALL RUN IN SAME DIRECTION. STANDARD SEAMLESS BROADLOOM WIDTHS SHALL BE USED UNLESS THE SIZE REQUIRED NECESSITATES SEAMING. SEAMS SHALL BE KEPT TO A MINIMUM. SEAMS SHALL GENERALLY NOT OCCUR AT DOORWAYS PERPENDICULAR TO THE DOOR. SEAMS OCCURRING AT DOORS PARALLEL TO THE DOORS SHALL BE CENTERED DIRECTLY UNDER THE DOOR. 4. VINYL BASE: STANDARD (AS SPECIFIED) 4" VINYL COVE BASE TO BE INSTALLED WHERE CARPET OCCURS, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 5. CARPET BASE: 4" BOUND (OR SURGED) CARPET BASE TO MATCH ADJOINING CARPET IN ALL CARPETED AREAS WHERE SPECIFIED ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. DIRECT GLUE ALL CARPET BASE TO WALL. 6. INSTALLATION: DIRECT GLUE - DOWN. FLOOR PREPARATION: FLOORS SHALL BE CHECKED FOR MOISTURE CONTENT. FLOOR MUST BE FREE FROM MOISTURE, DUST, OILS, GREASE, WAX, OR OTHER FOREIGN MATTER. CRACKS 1/8" OR MORE, HOLES AND UNEVENNESS MUST BE FILLED WITH LATEX-BASED FLOOR FILLER. ANY PROTRUDING OBJECTS SHOULD BE GROUND SMOOTH WITH THE FLOOR SURFACE. FLOOR PRIMER SHALL BE APPLIED TO ALL AREAS TO BE CARPETED, WHICH HAVE PREVIOUSLY BEEN COVERED WITH VINYL COMPOSITION TILE OR AS RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER. PRIMER MUST BE COMPATIBLE WITH CARPET AND ADHESIVE TO BE UTILIZED. ADHESIVE: ADHESIVE SHALL BE A LATEX PRODUCT APPROVED FOR USE BY THE MANUFACTURER. EXECUTION: INSTALLATION IS TO BE MADE BY TEAMS LARGE ENOUGH TO HANDLE DIRECT GLUE-DOWN INSTALLATION OF CARPET. EACH PROPOSAL MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A COPY OF THE MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLING THEIR PRODUCT IN DIRECT GLUE-DOWN METHOD. 7. ALL AREAS ARE TO BE CARPET ON DRAWING UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

VCT / RESILIENT TILE / VINYL BASE GENERAL NOTES: 1. MATERIALS: STANDARD 12 X 12 VINYL COMPOSITION TILE. 2. LAYOUT: ALL RESILIENT TILE SHALL BE LAID IN A "MONOLITHIC" PATTERN WITH ALL GRAIN OR TEXTURE RUNNING IN THE SAME DIRECTION, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. CUT FLOORING ONLY AT INTERSECTION OF VERTICAL SURFACES; LAY SYMMETRICALLY ABOUT ROOM CENTER LINES WITH JOINTS TIGHTLY BUTTED.

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CPT 1 BENTLY/PRINCE STREET VASAKA 5C41 CADAGAN LOOPCPT 2 BENTLY/PRINCE STREET FIERA 885893 BROADLOOM&TILEVCT 1 ALLSTATE MVT2 PL2020VWB1 JOHNSONITE WALL BASE 1/8" CB-21 PLATINUMVWB2 JOHNSONITE WALL BASE VINYL CB-34 PUTTYCWB1 BENTLY/PRINCE STREET FIERA 885893 BOUND EDGET1 DALTILE PORCEALTO CD62 12X12G1 CUSTOMBUILDING PRODUCTS POLYBLEND #60 CHARCOAL USE WITH T1L1 FORBO MARMOLEUM VIVACE 3405 GRANADATS1 JOHNSONITE EGXXJ FOGTS2 JOHNSONITE CRSXXD DUST

P1 BENJAMIN MOORE EGGSHELL 2126-60P2 BENJAMIN MOORE EGGSHELL 2130-50P3 BENJAMIN MOORE EGGSHELL 2133-50P4 BENJAMIN MOORE FLAT OC-21 FOR GYP. CEILINGSWC1 VURE DESIGN ETCH 4446-WHEATWC2 VURE DESIGN ETCH 4454-WHEATT2 DALTILE SEMI-GLOSS ODM7 6X6G2 HYROMENT DESINGER SERIES HEATHER USE WITH T2

ACT1 ARMSTRONG 2 X 2 NATURAL FISSURED II WHITE - 56704

MOHAWK DOORS BIRCH - PLAIN SLICED CLEAR FINISHWESTERN INTEGRATED FRAMES BRONZEBALI - 1" MINI BLINDS STANDARD ALUMNINUM

P-LAM 1 FORMICA 689-58 STELLARP-LAM 2 FORMICA 927-58 FOLKSTONEP-LAM 3 FORMICA 923-58 SURFP-LAM 4 FORMICA 508-58 MOUSE GRAFIXP-LAM 5 FORMICA 464-58 GRAYSTONE

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3. ADHESIVE: SHALL BE A LATEX PRODUCT APPROVED FOR USE IN THIS TYPE OF INSTALLATION BY THE TILE OR BASE MANUFACTURER. 4. EXECUTION: FLOORING SHALL BE INSTALLED BY EXPERIENCED INSTALLERS APPROVED BY MANUFACTURER, AND IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS. 5. VINYL BASE: STANDARD (AS SPECIFIED) 4" VINYL COVE BASE TO BE INSTALLED WHERE RESILIENT TILE OCCURS. 6. CLEANING: RESILIENT TILE SHALL BE CLEANED AND WAXED NO SOONER THAT FIVE (5) DAYS FOLLOWING INSTALLATION. CLEAN WITH NEUTRAL CLEANER, RINSE, DRY, AND APPLY ONE COAT OF HIGH GRADE WATER EMULSION WAX, SUCH AS ARMSTRONG LINOGLASS WAX. WAXING MUST BE DONE PRIOR TO PROJECT TURN-OVER. 7. VCT FLOOR TO CARPET JUNCTIONS: TRANSITION STRIP TWO (TS-2) TO BE USED. 8. CERAMIC TILE TO CARPET JUNCTIONS: TRANSITION STRIP ONE (TS-1) TO BE USED.

WALL FINISH GENERAL NOTES: 1. MATERIALS: AS SPECIFIED ON FINISH PLANS AND SCHEDULES. 2. SURFACE PREPARATION: ALL WALLS SHALL BE PROPERLY PREPARED, SPACKLED, SANDED, ETC. TO PROVIDE A SMOOTH SURFACE. ALL ELECTRICAL SWITCHES AND OUTLET PLATES, SURFACE HARDWARE, ETC., SHALL BE REMOVED BEFORE PAINTING OR WALLCOVERING. PROTECT AND REPLACE SAME WHEN PAINTING IS COMPLETE. 3. PROTECTION: ALL WORK BY OTHERS SHALL BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED AGAINST DAMAGE FROM PAINT AND FROM THE APPLICATION OF THE VARIOUS ADHESIVES USED IN INSTALLING ALL WALL COVERINGS. ON COMPLETION, ALL OTHER WORK SHALL BE LEFT FREE OF DAUBS, SPOTS, AND SPLATTERS OF PAINT AND ADHESIVES. 4. FIRE RESISTIVE RATINGS: MATERIALS INSTALLED IN ALL AREAS SHALL BE FIRE RESISTIVE RATED AS TESTED AND APPROVED BY THE UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC., MEETING REQUIREMENTS OF U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES. FIRE RESISTANT RATING OF MATERIALS SHALL BE CLASS A AND MEET THE FIRE CODE APPLICABLE IN THE BUILDING. 5. QUALITY: MATERIALS USED FOR PAINTING SHALL BE BY FIRST QUALITY MANUFACTURER'S SUCH AS, PRATT & LAMBERT, OR BENJAMINMOORE AND PAINTING WORK SHALL BE DONE ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURERS LATEST PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS. COMPLETE LENGTHS OF WALL COVERING SHALL BE INSPECTED IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT AND BEFORE INSTALLATIONS BY CONTRACTOR TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT THEY ARE FREE FROM DEFECTS OF ANY KIND, AND ARE IN CORRECT QUANTITY, WIDTHS, PATTERN, AND COLOR. CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY PROJECT MANAGER BY PHONE AND IN WRITING OF ANY DEVIATION. 6. SUBMITTALS: UPON RECEIPT OF WALL COVERING FROM MANUFACTURE(S), A PROPERLY TAGGED SAMPLE WITH MANUFACTURER'S LABEL AND ARCHITECTURAL WALL COVERING INDICATION SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO PROJECT DESIGNER FOR APPROVAL BEFORE INSTALLATION. GOODS SUPPLIED FROM MORE THAN ONE DYE LOT FOR USE IN A SINGLE AREA WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. DRAWDOWNS OF PAINTS SPECIFIED TO BE SUBMITTED TO DESIGNER FOR APPROVAL.7. INSTALLATION: ALL WALL COVERING SHALL BE HUNG IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESPECTIVE MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS. ALL SEAMS MUST BE CLOSELY AND NEATLY BUTTED AND ALIGNED TO THE WALL COVERING PATTERN, ALL AIR POCKETS AND BUBBLES ELIMINATED, AND THERE MUST BE A FIRM BOND OF THE WALL COVERING TO THE UNDERLYING WALL SURFACES. EXCEPT WHERE INDICATED, ALL SEAMS MUST BE MADE A MINIMUM OF 4" FROM ALL INSIDE AND OUTSIDE CORNERS AND NO HORIZONTAL SEAMS WILL BE ACCEPTED. ALL FINISHED SURFACES MUST BE CLEANED AS THE WORK PROGRESSES AND ALL EXCESS PASTE AND ADHESIVES MUST BE REMOVED. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL ALL FABRIC WALL COVERING WITH A FRESH BLADE PER CUT. 8. PAINTING MATERIALS: AS SPECIFIED ON FINISH PLANS. 9. PAINTING: ALL PAINT SHALL BE RECOMMENDED BY THE PAINT MANUFACTURERS FOR SPECIFIC SURFACES. PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING PAINT SYSTEMS FOR THE VARIOUS SUBSTRATES INDICATED. SEE FINISH PLANS FOR EXACT LOCATION. 10. DRYWALL PARTITIONS: 1ST COAT LATEX, FLAT DRYWALL PRIMER 2ND COAT LATEX, EGGSHELL 3RD COAT LATEX, EGGSHELL 11. DOORS, FRAMES, MISCELLANEOUS METALS: 1ST COAT PRIMER (OMIT IF FACTORY-PRIMED) 2ND COAT ALKYD, SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL 3RD COAT ALKYD, SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL 12. DRYWALL SOFFITS & COVES: 1ST COAT PRIMER 2ND COAT LATEX, FLAT ENAMEL 3RD COAT LATEX, FLAT ENAMEL 13. COORDINATION: PAINTING CONTRACTOR TO PAINT ALL NON-SHOP FINISHED WORK, WHICH REQUIRES PAINTING (I.E. CLOSET SHELVING, MISCELLANEOUS METALS, ETC.). ALL PAINTED FINISH HVAC WORK LOCATED IN GRILLES, DIFFUSERS, DRYWALL SOFFITS, FACES AND CEILING TO BE FIELD PAINTED TO MATCH ADJACENT SURFACES. 14. PAINTING & WALL COVERING INSTALLATION TO OCCUR BEFORE MILLWORK INSTALLATION.

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ROOM FINISH SCHEDULEFLOORS BASE WALLS CLG

At the time of this project, the Red Cedar Physical Rehabilitation Center in Menmoonie, WI was going through a redesigning process. Plans for the expansion had been drawn, but no lighting plan was set. My job was to propose a lighting plan for the facility based on calculations and techniques learned in class. Each room was to have an appropriate amount of lighting and selected fi xtures. My design took elements from the adjoining hospital, and also incorporated circular ceiling pieces.

Red Cedar Physical Rehabilitation Services Expansion. Fall 2007. Lighting Design

The interior design concentration at UW-Stout is part of the art program. Therefore, before I started my interior design courses, I took two years of basic drawing and design classes. All design students are required to take four studio electives. I chose Serigraphy, Life Drawing, Sculpture, and Furniture Design. The selections on this page are some of my favorite projects from these classes. Pieces along the bottom row are projects or sketches from these classes also.

Fundamental Design and Studio Work

‘Flute Becomes Cow’-Drawing II (Spring 2005) Flute transforms into stuffed cow, and paper rotates over the course of eight drawings.

Left: ‘Still Life’-Drawing I (Fall 2004) Bottom: ‘Travis’-Life Drawing (Fall 2006) Right: ‘Ginger Root Contour’-Life Drawing (Fall 2006)

‘Self Portrait’-Serigraphy (Fall 2005)

‘Sipping Under a Palm Tree’-3D Design (Spring 2005) Fashion Without Fabric: tropical dress made of drinking straws, shelf liner, fl owers, and fi shing line

Coyote’s Motorcycle Den is a proposed retail/repair shop selling used bike parts and Harley-Davidson paraphernalia. It is also intended to emphasize community in its remote South Dakota town. As a contract for the honors program, I worked with a group of ten retail management majors in a marketing class. Their assignment was to create a concept and general layout in order to generate ideas for their client. I was contracted to produce the design presentation based on the sketches and ideas of the class.

Coyote’s Motorcycle Den. Spring 2008. Honors Contract With Retail Marketing Students

Sketchup Renderings. Spring 2009. Bungalow Pros Design Internship

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Kitchen Designs. 2009-2010. Menards Cabinet & Appliance Department