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maria kelly giles | interior design


Permanent Address8166 Hemingway Ave S.

Cottage Grove, MN 55016

Email [email protected]

Phone number651.331.0882

online portfoliowww.issuu.com/giles.maria


Design Philosophy

Design should complement the fluidity of our daily lives. We need spaces to stimulate well-being, provoke liveliness and provide comfort for varying lifestyles. As designers, we can accomplish these goals by understanding client needs and striving to deliver above and beyond their expectations.


Healthcare Design Atria Encinitas Encinitas, California CCRC Retirement Community

Objective

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site

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This project focused on three-dimensional spatial development. We focused on a large scale, multi-unit institutional project. This was a four person team effort working towards a completion of a CCRC community using universal design, ADA codes, and incorporating the future needs of the baby boomer population.

sample tenant room| skilled nursing

The client, Atria Encinitas, is located near the San Diego, Califor-nia area. Their site includes a north and south facility. The north building is comprised of three floors and the south building is two stories high. Each building will require its own dining area, activity support areas, and living accomodations. site aerial view

In Atria , the floor plan offers mul-tiple living options. In each room the team incorporated space for a queen sized bed, a small kitchen-ette with storage, ADA compliant bathrooms,and living quarters large enough to accommodate most tenants’ furniture.

In the skilled nursing building, the rooms do not include the kitchen-ettes and tend to be a little smaller in order for tenants to get around easier.

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floor plan|redwood cafe perspective|Rendering

recreational space community social areafloor plan

The future baby boomer clients expect fitness facilities in addition to other technology support areas. These two areas will be trending in retirement facilities in the near future.

We created specific areas, other than dining and large community rooms, that will provoke interaction and give the tenants a small community feel while catering to different niche hobby groups.

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The concept of this project was Nature’s Luxury. We included a vast variety of color schemes ranging from warm sunsets to fields of wildflowers.

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North building | dining area


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This dining space focuses on natural lighting and plays with contrasting colors to make the space more visually appealing which is important for an aging eye.

The color palette for the dining area uses red as an appetite stimulator. We also designed a high contrast setting to help differentiate surfaces to ensure safety and independence.

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perspective|Rendering South building | diningnot to scale

perspective rendering |salonSalon material Selectionsnot to scale

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Thank you for taking the time to review my portfolio. I have included my resume and list of references on the next page for your reference. Please feel free to contact me regarding any withstanding questions.

educationIowa State University, Ames, Iowa| Spring 2012

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design CIDA Accredited Program

work experience

membershipsskillsawards|honorsStudent Design Competition | Spring 2011 1st Place Recipient

Greek Week Scholarship | Spring 2011Pi Beta Phi Scholarship | Fall 2010Iowa State University Grant | 2008-PresentAcademic Recognition | 2008-Present

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity | Fall 2009-Spring 2012 Vice President of Event Planning | 2010 - 2011

Homecoming Co-Chair | Fall 2010

Chapter Delegate | Fall 2009

Interior Design Student Association|2009- 2012Student Enviornmental Club | 2009Habitat for Humanity | Fall 2011-PresentStudent Peer Mentor|Fall 2012LEED Green Associate prep course|Spring 2012

Autodesk|Revit proficient

Autodesk|CAD moderate

Sketchup| intermediate

Adobe Design Programs Photoshop proficient

Illustrator proficient

InDesign moderate

Microsoft Office proficient

Organizational skillsTime management Communicative skills

Arthur Shuster Inc., St. Paul, MN Summer 2011Intern Specified materials

Drafted in CAD

Redlined construction documents

Maintained resource library

Contacted product representatives

Academic Success Center, Ames, IA 2010- PresentIowa State UniversityOffice Assistant Dealt with confidential information

Interacted with students

Trained employees

Performed general office duties

Sigler on Main , Ames, IA 2010-2011Innova Ideas and ServicesSales Associate Ordered merchandise

Inventoried stock

Maintained cash register

Proposed marketing strategies

Talbots, Roseville, MN2006- 2011 Sales Associate Accomplished display changes

Interacted with customers

Inventoried stock

Organized floor and stock room


Permanent Address8166 Hemingway Ave S.

Cottage Grove, MN 55016

Email [email protected]

Phone number651.331.0882

online portfoliowww.issuu.com/giles.maria

Cigdem T. AkkurtAssociate Professor

Interior DesignIowa State University

Ames, Iowa 50011515.294.6724

[email protected]

Susan RhoadesAcademic Success Center Advisor

Iowa State University1060 Hixson Lied

Ames, Iowa 50014515.294.6624

[email protected]

Emily HolmstenArthur Shuster Designer 2611 Hamline Ave. N.

Suite #150St. Paul, Minnesota 55113

[email protected]


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