PORTFOLIO
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University of Texas at AustinSchool of Architecture
GAYLORmallory
B.S.I.D
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6A Smart Car Dealership comes to life with imagination and environmental considerations.
The site is located in Austin, Texas on South Lamar Boulevard at the Cheapo Records building. The concept of the Smart Car Dealership is a “toy car for the adult”. An exposed
ceiling is diffused by nylon coverings. The cars are highlighted in the showroom as well as on the “toy car” ramp. The design is a celebration of fanciful shapes and a play on scale
with environmental elements in mind.
DESIG
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Plan
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Smart Car D
ealershipN
orth Elevation & Section
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Way
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Smart Car D
ealershipReflected Ceiling Plan &
Detail
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Site
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Smart Car D
ealershipPerspectives &
Details
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5 The historic Schneider Building transforms to be a home for the mayor of
Austin, Texas. The historical context of the Schneider Building is embellished with a rejuvenated energy of the past intermingled with the present. Organization of space
exudes a harmonious balance of private and public space in an urban setting, which is adjacent to Austin’s city hall. Ethereal spaces evoke the anachronistic stories of
spirits that once inhabited the Schneider Building. The design is a celebration of the impressions of people, stories, and experiences left behind. The transcendental presence is achieved through treatment of light, shadows, and translucent materials, which guide
one from the known to the unknown. The lingering presence of the past is unfolded through multiple layers of light. The interaction required for dual-purpose furniture
further emphasizes the continual interplay between the past and the present. A piece of the past is brought forward by the ghost of the Schneider building. D
ESIGN
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Basement Floor Ground Floor
Site
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Second Floor
North South Section
Austin M
ayor Hom
e & M
useumPlans &
North South Cross Section
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East
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5The Austin 360 condominium is designed according to personal style. The project goes
through the design development stage with a colorful material palette. All furnishings, appliances, art and other home accessories come from IKEA. The space is based on unit
1608, which is an “A6” unit on the 16th floor in the 360 Tower Condominiums. D
ESIGN
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Private & Public Cross SectinosPrivate Cross Section
Public Cross Section
Austin 360 Tow
er Condominium
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Mat
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4The building that houses Kruger Jewelery Store displays a necessity for modernization
in an analyzation of the streetscape on Congress Avenue. The design incorporates a new retail ground floor with a new tenant, and condominiums on the second and third floor. The initial sketches focus on a door study where cuts of reclaimed wood
alternate and pivot at a central axis. The nature inspired door was originally intended for a wellness salon named “Salud”. However, the eye-catching door is now the face of
a travel agency that specializes in outdoor adventures. The retail entrance is located on Congress Avenue, while the residential entrance faces the alley on 8th Street with included parking and handicap accessibility. The four condominiums share a roof top
garden. The material palette includes local Texas limestone, steel, and reclaimed wood to give juxtaposition to the victorian offices across the alley on 8th Street. The interior
materials reflect two contemporary styles: a funky flare and a more sophisticated palette. Lastly, the front two condominiums have a large street view of Congress
Avenue with floor to ceiling windows and large balconies. DESIG
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Basement/Retail Plan First Floor PlanPl
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Krug
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Ren
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Retail Lobby
ResidentialLobby
StorageOffice
Office
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Second Floor PlanSite Context &
ElevationsKruger Store Renovation
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Long
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Elevation & Inspirational Sketches
Kruger Store Renovation
Congress Avenue
8th Street
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3The Town Lake gazebo in Austin, Texas is converted into an outdoor cafe for runners,
locals, and tourists. The main objective of this design is an exploration in branding.D
ESIGN
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Site
Pla
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Lake
Caf
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Rendered PlanTow
n Lake Cafe
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Sect
ions
Tow
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ke C
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Material Palette
Town Lake Cafe
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Etc.
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Pain
ting
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Paintings & Sculpture
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Lobb
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Retail Showroom
& Current Project in Progress
Freelance Work
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Curr
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Wor
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Resu
me
• Commercial: Cheapo Records on S. Lamar, Austin, Texas• Enhanced skills: AutoCAD, Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop and InDesign• Elements produced: Construction documents, interior perspectives with construction details, custom designed
furniture, sketch up model, Photoshop renderings
9214 West Pemberton Circle Drive Houston, Texas 77025
Education
Related Experience
Europe Semester Abroad: Fall 2008Episcopal High School at Bellaire, Texas, 2005
Smart Car Dealership Student Designer Spring 2008Instructor: Carl Matthews
University of Texas At AustinSchool of ArchitectureBachelor of Science in Interior Design, 2009
Home/Museum for Mayor of Austin Student Designer Fall 2007Instructor: Rob Williams• Commercial/Residential: Historic Schneider Building in downtown Austin, Texas• Enhanced skills: Hand drafting, Adobe Photoshop and InDesign• Elements produced: hand drawn plans, custom designed furniture, Photoshop renderings
Innovation Floor and Design: IF+D
Interior Designer
February 2008 - Present• Furniture showroom design as well as merchandising products• Window design • Client based residential design projects as well as staging newly developed realestate downtown
Freelance Projects• Lobby Space at West University Dance Centre, Houston, Texas• Condominuim at The Hilton, Austin, Texas
email: [email protected](713) 859 - 2525
2008 - 2009
Design Consultant
Mallory Lauren Gaylor
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Resume
Additional Work Experience
Activities
Honors & Awards
Skills: AutoCAD, Adobe Phohotshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Sketchup, Hand drafting, Microsoft Office, MAC and Windows Systems, Retail Window/Showroom Design and Merchandising, Limited Spanish
West University Dance Centre, Houston, TXHouston Academy of Dance, Houston, TX
Dance TeacherSecretary Summer 2005, 2006
Summer 2005, 2006
AmpersandStudent member of AISDCommunity Service at the Texas State Library
Fall 2005 - PresentFall 2005 - Present
Summer 2009
Scholarship from St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Houston, TXVarious projects used for UT School of Architecture AccredidationScholarship for Europe Semester Abroad