2022 Residential Internship

A Sioux Falls local concrete furniture company wanted to create layouts, booklets, and posters for their location and clients to thumb through. I was tasked with measuring and replicating their designs in Sketchup.

A Sioux Falls local daycare reached out to update some of their casework and offices. This project encouraged playful branding and creating a spacious place for students and teachers to interact to keep be belongings.

One of the most significant projects I was able to start. Changing this traditional home with shut-off rooms into a farmhouse style with a large kitchen and access to the living room with large windows. Making this house a forever home for growing family.

The only project I needed to bring into Revit, was a new build for a family who wanted to experiment with sizes of rooms quickly. 

Sometimes clients have a hard time translating 2D plans into 3D visions themselves. So I was called into this project to help solve this communication issue and make changes during meetings.

Fireplaces were one of the most popular items I would work on during my internship. I was able to work on many styles and present them to clients.

This was the first project I was tasked with during my internship to warm me up to the process I was expected to jump into. My boss wanted to rearrange her office, and I was tasked to deliver 3D versions within the first days of my new job.

This healthcare project in an LDR Unit was difficult due to the intense selection of materiality and finding the best possible layout with all hospital-grade ADA considerations within the shell we were given at a Hospital in Charlette, NC.

Located in Oslo, Norway, this project was a competition that challenged my partner and me to create a boutique hotel that focused on branding and unique experiences for guest within the space. 

A competition sponsored by Steelcase, I was tasked to design an office furnished with Steelcase products and partnerships. Working in a post-COVID world affected this design as promoting a new workplace experience is a priority.  

Introduced to my first group project, we were tasked with creating a refuge village for families in Ecuador using shipping containers. Our focus was creating security through privacy, providing safe outdoor access, and calming material selection. 

This project focused on the branding of an established company and client-based design. I implemented meaningful material applications, focused on space planning, and was an introduction to reflected ceiling plans.