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Ciria Galicia Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2018 Ciria Galicia Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2018

Ciria Galicia Stephen F Austin State University, saraigalicia5810@gmail.com

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Philosophy Statement

“Interior Design complements the architecture of the building. A good Design is timeless and is never

trendy, it never competes with the spaces and is an everlasting effort of good taste”

--· CIRIA GALICIA

CONTENT

MODELS RESIDENTIAL DESIGN COMMERCIAL FREE HAND DESIGN SKETCHING

-HOME INSPIRED BY RICHARD DIEBENKORN

-SKETCHES

-ABSTRACT LANDSCAPE INVESTIGATION

-LIGHTING PROJECT

-HOME DESIGN WITH STRUCTURAL INVESTIGATION

-SANDERS RESIDENCE

-NEXT DESIGN

-BOYS & GIRLS

MULTIPURPOSE FACILITY CLUB

-CUBIST PAINTING

-FURNITURE ORNAMENT

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PROBLEM - TO DESIGN ANO BUILD A HOUSE WITH GALLERY AREA INSPIRED ON A PAINTING OF OUR CHOICE.

SOLUTION- THE DESIGNER DECIDED TO USE BLASA WOOD TO BUILD THE MODEL, THE FIBONACCI FORMULA DESIGNATED THE GRID SYSTEM INCORPORATED IN THE PROJECT. EVERY PIECE OF BALSAWOOD WAS PERFECTLY CUT TO FIT THE GRID, WHICH WAS REFLECTED IN ALL SIDES OF THE MODEL. THE FIBONACCI FORMULA DESIGNATED THE LOCATIONS OF DOORS, WINDOWS ANO OTHER STRUCTURAL MEMBERS. THE HOUSE HAO A SET OF STAIRS THAT CONNECTED ALL FLOORS. THE STAIRS ALSO HAO WINDOWS TO BRING LIGHT INTO THE SPACE. THE DESIGNER ALSO HAD A LIGHT TRAPPER THAT WENT ALONG THE GALLERY ROOF, THIS HELPED BRING INN NATURAL LIGHT FROM THE EXTERIOR.

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PROCESS MODELS SEVERAL PROCESS MODELS WERE DONE THROUGH THE SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE OF THE PROJECT. THE MODELS HELPED THE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE CLIENT AND THE DESIGNER. ALONG WITH THE MODELS, THE DESIGNER HAD ISOMETRIC VIEWS THAT COMPLEMENTED THE DRAWINGS .

PROBLEM - TO DEVELOP SPACES T HAT CONNECT ANO INTERLACK INTO A BIGGER AREA. TO RE-ASIGNEO ANO RE-POSITION SHAPES ANO AREAS USING AN A $SIGNED MASS. THE DESIGNER HAO TO DEVELOP A SPACE THAT INCORPORATE DIFFERENT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENS.

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SOLUTION - THE DESIGNER CONSTRUCTED SEVERAL PROCESS MODELS TO GET THE DESIRED SOLUTION. THE FINAL MODEL HAD WOOD TO REPRESENT COLUMNS AND STRUCTURAL FRAMING AND CARDBOARD FOR CONCRETE AND WALLS. THE DESIGN WAS A RESIDENCE THAT CONNECTED TWO MAIN AREAS THRU A SERIES OF CORRIDORS AND RAMPS.

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PROBLEM - THE CLIENT WANTED TO EXPAND THEIR TWO ROOM STUD HOME ON THEIR EXISTING PROPERTY.THEY WANTED THEIR DREAM RETIREMENT HOME TO BE DESIGNED FROM A FEDERAL STYLE PERSPECTIVE. THE CLIENT REQUESTED A 3 BEDROOM HOME, A PARLOR, LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN AND A THREE CAR GARAGE.

SOLUTION - THE DESIGNER DEVELOPED A CONCEPT WHERE FEDERAL STYLE ASPECTS WERE USED ON THE LAYOUT OF THE PLAN. THE DESIGNER INCORPORATED TALL CEILINGS, MULLIONS AND MEDALLION INTO THE FACADE. THE K ITCHEN WAS DESIGNED TO BE ORIENTED TO HAVE A DIRECT VIEW TO THE LAKE. THE CABINETS WERE DESIGNED TO FIT A CLASSICAL STYLE KITCHEN LOOK.

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BOYS & GIRLS CLUB MULTIPURPOSE FACILITY GROUP PROJECT BY CIRIA GALICIA, LAH ANA MAGUEZ & NICOLE FREUND

PROBLEM - DESIGN A MULTIPURPOSE FACILITY FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB. WE HAD TO INCLUDE TWO SOCCER FIELDS, TWO BASEBALL FIELDS, AND TWO FOOTBALL FIELDS. WE ALSO NEEDED TO INCLUDE A CLUB HOUSE, WHICH REQUIRED ; RESTROOMS, OFFICE, STORAGE, CONCESSION, JANITORS CLOSET AND ELECTRICAL ROOM. THIS PROJECT WAS A CLASS COMPETITION AND OUR DESIGN WAS THE ONE ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE OF THE BOY'S AND GIRLS CLUB.

SOLUTION - THE GROUP HAD TO INVESTIGATE THE EXISTING CONDITION OF THE SITE AND THE AMMENITIES AROUND THE PROPERTY. AFTER DESIGING ON THE ORIENTATION OF THE PLAN, THE GROUP DESIGNED A LAOUT THAT COULD FIT ALL DIFFERENT FIELDS. WE SEARCH FOR DUGOUT OPTIONS ANO A CENTRALIZED GATHERING AREA FOR THE EXPECTATORS. OUR INSPIRATION FOR THE BUILDING WAS A DESIGN WITH EASY VENTILATION, A BREEZE WAY IN THE MIDDLE ANO A DUGOUT LOOK FOR THE BUILDING. THE GROUP DESIGNED A BUILDING THAT MET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS TO MAKE IT ADA ACCESSIBLE .. WE ALSO DECIDED FOR MATERIALS THAT WERE EASY TO CLEAN SUCH AS CMU, CONCRETE AND STEEL.

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ORIGINAL

PROBLEM - To CHOOSE A CUBIST PAINTING AND PROOVE THE FIVE RULES OF CUBISM. CUBISM IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS INSPIRES SOME ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS.

SOLUTION - ANALYSE THE PAINTING BY RECONSTRUCTING THE IMAGE AND DECONSTRUCTING EACH RULE.

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CIRIA GALICIA CGALICIA@GLSTEXAS.COM

3.57GPA SENIOR MEMBER OF PHI UPSILON OMICRON

COMPUTER SKILLS INCLUDE: AUTODESK AUTOCAD / REVIT / $KETCHUP / POWERPOINT / MICROSOFT

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS INCLUDE: 5 YEARS OF DRAFTING FOR A REGISTER ARCHITECTURAL FIRM. BILINGUAL. MICROSOFT EXCEL. MICROSOFT WORD.

COMMUNITY SERVICE: VALENTINE'S DANCE - PHI UPSILON OMICRON CHARRETTE - DOUGLASS FIRE DEPARTMENT

(PROJECT WON) CHARRETTE - LOVE INC CHARRETTE - BOYS AND GIRLS SPORTS COMPLEX

(PROJECT WON) CHARRETTE - ASSISTED LIVING