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PHILOSOPHYThrough my schooling it has become clear that as a designer we do need to hold ourselves accountable for our work because of the large impact that a space has on the people who use it. From safety to universal design a space can have an impact on someone every day and our job is to make sure that it is a positive one.

“You can only be young once, but you can be immature forever.” This is my father and I’s favorite quote. It helps me remember to stay light hearted and enjoy the simple things and even though I’ve now grown up, to never let go of who I am at heart. Problem solving is my favorite part about design. Every project has one but it is almost never the same, this is the creative aspect of design that I love.

Communication, patience and punctuality are some of the qualities that are important to me. Clear communication has helped me learn how to please people and encourage others while punctuality has helped me prepare myself for challenges. Patience is a quality that is always necessary, for others and more often than not, with yourself.

Design is a great way for me to exercise parts of my personality in ways other professions wouldn’t allow. Encouraging people to be happier and more comfortable in a space is a great feeling that I look forward to giving people through my designs.

ABOUT ME

TABLE OF CONTENT

5. Unite 2050 Information Kiosk - 12’ X 12” Airport Kiosk about

worldwide human contribusion to live sustainably.

1. Penthouse Living - 6,000 Square Foot Arts and Crafts

Style Penthouse Residence in NYC.

3. MYDIYCNC Office Design- 10,000 Square Foot Commercial Office design for a growing technology company.

2. “CUSTOM” Retail Design- Boutique Jewelry store designed for the user experience.

4. Cosmetic Specialty Retreat of San Juan- 40,000 Square Foot Medical Tourism Facility in Costa Ricas Capital.

PENTHOUSE LIVING

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CONCEPT

The concept for the Arts and Crafts style interior in the penthouse is inspired by the sportswear industry and how it came about. The people needed clothing that was for events involving alot of movement and action. Sportswear is different due to its duel function. It is formal in appearance as well as comfortable to wear while active. The interior will be a new take on the Arts and Crafts style. It attempts to apply the Arts and Crafts aesthetic in a more upscale and formal mannor. Similar to how the sportswear fashion updated a previous style. Finishes in the interior feature elements like glass and marble, and have alot more symmetrical balance in an attempt to evoke the formal atmosphere. The simplicity of the arts and crafts movement will also be highlighted in this space through the tame color and finish selections.

BAR PERSPECTIVE

Guest Bedroom

Bar

Laundry

Library

Guest Bathroom

StairsService Corridor

Living Room

Vestibule

Stairs

Service Bathroom Powder RoomBack of House Kitchen

KitchenDining Room

Breakfast Nook

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1ST FLOOR PLAN

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Open to Library Below

Office

Guest Bedroom

Guest Bathroom

Storage ClosetStairs

Open To Living Room Below

Vestibule

Service Corridor

Stairs

Home GymMaster Closet/ Bike Racks

Master Bathroom Master Bedroom

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BATHROOM ELEVATIONS

Guest Bathroom

Master Bathroom

Powder room

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KITCHEN ELEVATIONS

Stained Glass Cabinetry Elevation

Breakfast Nook Elevation

Range Elevation

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LIVING ROOM PERSPECTIVE

432 Park Ave. New York City

“CUSTOM” RETAIL DESIGN

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The concept of the new jewelry store was inspired by the refining process of an oil refinery. The refinement of the oil is what makes it so valuable, that is why the process was refined in this space. Customers will experience technological control and personal customer service. The furnishings in the space will be contrasting with the architectural features in a hope to put a new high class spin on the old industrial look. A dark, relaxing light level supplemented with purposeful down lighting will highlight the jewelry and create a formal ambiance. A monochromatic color palate, sleek finish materials including glass and metal symmetry of the space will further the interesting formality of this industrial retail setting.

Vestibule / Recieve Ipad

Browsing Displays

Manager’s Office

Break Room

Ladies Restroom

Mens Restroom

Service Room+ Lockers

Diamond Room

Sales Rooms

Exit Corridor

Cash Wrap+ Repair

Security Panel

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1ST FLOOR PLAN

MECHANICAL INVENTORY SELECTOR

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Finish Transition DiagramVery Refined Finishes

Crude Finishes

Crude + Refined Finishes

Very Refined Finishes

“CUSTOM” USER EXPERIENCE

Bernhardt Colston Ottoman40”x40”x18.5”Tufted White Leather with White High Gloss Painted legsLocation: At entrance of Browsing room.

Bernhardt Auberge Table24”x48”x36”Solid maple wood painted high gloss white Location: In vestibule and cash wrap

Kangton Herringbone Wood Flooring6” wide planksEbony StainLocation: Vestibule and Sales Rooms

Custom Polished Concrete flooringDark FinishLocation: Browsing Area

VESTIBULE DISPLAY ROOM SHUFFLE DISPLAYS

“CUSTOM” MILLWORK

MYDIYCNC OFFICE DESIGN

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B The concept for the new MYDIYCNC Pittsburgh office is the simplicity and interconnectedness found in Lego blocks. These lego blocks are very self explanitory in their function and foster creativity. The clean lines, repitition and large views will make for a relaxing and enjoyable place to work. The pieces can easily be united to create something wholesome and complete in the same way that the employees will solve problems collaborating with each other, while still having the support to make individual advancements. The elementary level of knowledge needed to play with Legos and the primary color palate inspired by Piet Mondrian’s signature artwork style will help to inform how easy to understand and fun working in the new MYDIYCNC office will be.

CONCEPT

After researching the company it was obvious that MYDIYCNC needed room explore new methods of making their product, a place for their team members work on product development and refine their programming. To solve these problems they now have a product lab, parts room for inventory and plenty of places to collaborate as a team.There are now rooms with large views to inspire new ideas and an aesthetic that will evoke a calm peaceful atmosphere where good work can take place.

LAB

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

RECEPTION

CONFERENCE

MANAGER’S OFFICE

BREAK ROOM

LOBBY/PRODUCT INFORMATION

ENGINEER WORKSTATION

SALES OFFICE

PROGRAMMERSWORKSTATION

LAB

INDIVIDUAL WORKSTATIONS

PRINT STATION

INVENTORYINTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS

STAIRS

JANITORS CLOSET

“IT” WORKSTATION

MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN

STORAGELOUNGE

PING PONG

KITCHEN

STAIRS

KITCHEN

SOUND CONTROL

CORK WALL

LAB

PING PONG

LOUNGE

Repitition, reinforcing the lego concept shown through the ceiling feature, the Do Lo Res sofa and in the brick wall along with the unobstructed sightlines help to create a simple,interesting aesthetic.

LOBBY PERSPECTIVEOFFICE ELEVATION

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The one wide traffic pattern guides the user towards the east

side of the office. Calming halo architectural ceiling features also

help to create an obvious traffic pattern while the color selection

establishes a area within the space.

Office desk arrangement designed for engineers to have a high frequency of interaction between one another to spark

ideas and promote collaboration between employees. Interactive whiteboards provide a place for

teams to share ideas .

INDIVIDUAL STATIONS/PROGRAMMER STATIONS

LAB/ MEZZANINE/ ENGINEER STATIONS

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SPECIALTY RETREAT OF SAN JUAN

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B Transformation is the concept for the Cosmetic Specialty Retreat of San Juan. In an attempt to replicate the transformation that patients undertake during their time at the facility the higher a patient gets in the floors the more contemporary the spaces will become. The first example of this is in the entrance with a rustic stone waterfall behind the facility name and stone flooring. The lobby will have straight lines that highlight the appearance of simple old construction methods which will attempt to give the feel of being outdoors under an island structure. This space will take advantage of the curtain walls at the entrance and the atrium at the opposite end. The lobby will provide an excellent area for patients to come and relax when they have down time whether they would like to enjoy the sounds of the gurgling pottery fountain, or read a book and take in the natural views and daylight provided in the café. Wood furniture, vaulted ceiling with wood beams, indirect lighting and natural finishes will help to create that feeling of being outdoors. The spa floor will have more finishes that one would typically find in an indoors environment like wood floors and recessed lighting. The spa will introduce curvilinear elements such as the reception desk and the floor pattern. Natural materials will remain however they will not be the highlight of the space like they are in the lower levels of the facility. Moving up to the surgery level the patient will feel as though they are now in a very clean, state of the art medical facility. This will be done with the use of mainly white finishes with pops of color for interest, more contemporary light fixtures and the simplification of the reception desk. The facility will have an atrium stretching from the lobby to the restaurant creating a common visual element that will help with wayfinding, highlights the ocean view and add natural daylight that is critical for quick recovery. The atrium will also have a staircase that will help to unify the floors while adding circulation between them. Between the natural island colors, finishes, gradual refinement and technology in the Cosmetic Specialty Retreat of San Juan patients will find the tropical paradise they were looking for when coming to Puerto Rico while feeling confident in the doctor’s abilities after experiencing the state of the art surgical center.

CONCEPT

SPECIALTY RETREAT OF SAN JUAN

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ENTRANCE (GROUND FLOOR) LOBBY (LEVEL 1)

Transformation is the concept for the Cosmetic Specialty Retreat of San Juan. In an attempt to replicate the transformation that patients undertake during their time at the facility the higher a patient gets in the floors the more contemporary the spaces will become.

TRANSFORMATION

The lobby will have straight lines that highlight the appearance of simple old construction methods which will attempt to give the feel of being outdoors under an island structure. Wood furniture, vaulted ceiling with wood beams, indirect lighting and natural finishes will help to create that feeling of being outdoors.

The ground floor entrance will provide the most rustic, primitive finishes. This will begin the process of vertical transformation between each of the four floors in the facility.

SPA RECEPTION (LEVEL 2) SURGERY FACILITY (LEVEL 4)

The spa floor will have more finishes that one would typically find in an indoors environment like wood floors, glass and cove lighting. The spa will introduce curvilinear elements such as the reception desk and the floor pattern. Natural materials will remain however they will not be the highlight of the space like they are in the lower levels of the facility.

Moving up to the surgery level the patient will feel as though they are now in a very clean, state of the art medical facility. This will be done with the use of mainly white finishes with pops of color for interest, more contemporary light fixtures and the simplification of the reception desk.

NURSE STATION ELEVATION

SURGERY FACILITY (LEVEL 3)

SPA LEVEL (LEVEL 2)

LOBBY LEVEL (LEVEL1)

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ENTRANCE FLOOR PLAN (GROUND LEVEL)

Trash Pickup Area

StairsWater Feature

LOBBY FLOOR PLAN (LEVEL 1)

Nurse Station Restrooms Cafe Reception

Pottery Water Feature

Bar

Entrances

Nurse Station

Typical Guest Bedroom

SPA FLOOR PLAN (LEVEL 2)

Atrium

Storage LaundryBreak Room

Office Salon Bathrooms

Nurse Station Massage Room

Reception

Relaxation Area

Facial Room

SURGERY CENTER FLOOR PLAN (LEVEL 3)

Atrium

Doctor’s Offices

Reception

Computer Room

Lab

X-Ray

Nurse Station

Exam

Break Room

Restrooms

Laundry Office ICUPre - OpNurse Station Post - Op

Operating Rooms

Sterilization Room

Rx

STACKING DIAGRAM

TYPICAL GUEST ROOM

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COSMETIC SPECIALTY RETREAT

After much research it was found that the majority of consumers of cosmetic surgery procedures are middle to late aged caucasian women. When researching who travels to Puerto Rico the most it turns out to be United States citizens from the northeast and they travel the most during the winter to get away from the cold weather. These clients are typically in the upper middle class to upper class. People who have expendable income who can afford a very costly elective surgery. To target my client I am sticking with the island feel of Puerto Rico and aming to achieve island aesthetic that will remind them they are on vacation in the tropics.

HEAD WALL

BEDROOM CEILING PLAN

BEDROOM FLOOR PLAN

BEDROOM FLOOR PLAN

VANITY / BATHTUB ELEVATION

SHOWER/ BATHTUB ELEVATION

TOILET/ SHOWER ELEVATION

BATHROOM ENTRANCE WALL ELEVATION

BEDROOM DESK ELEVATION HEAD WALL ELEVATION

BEDROOM ELEVATIONS

BEDROOM WINDOW ELEVATION BEDROOM TV ARMORIE ELEVATION

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UNITE 2050

A pair of helpful clasped hands represents the worldwide human unity that must be present in order to overcome earths environmental challanges in the decade of 2050. This Kiosk will Inform airport guests of innovative technologies that may contribute to our future sustainability. This Kiosk’s form shows how people will need to come together from all four corners of the world if we hope to save our planet.

CONCEPT

Research Time Period

Identify Future Environmental Issues

Research Technological Advancements

Brainstorm Environmental Solutions

Recognize How This Effects the Whole World

Representation of Universal Collaboration

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PROCESS

Cody Lee Behn444 West College Ave. Apt 322Tallahassee, Florida 32301(954)330-5166Behncody@gmail.comCodyleebehn.com