KYLIE DOLDINTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTECLASS OF 2013

CEILING

FLOORS

WALLS SURFACES

Whitewashed Barn Wood

Existing Pine Floor

Existing Stained Concrete

Existing Brick

Zinc Tabletop

Bartop Grass Planter

UPHOLSTERY

Dining Chair & Barstool Cushions

Reception Benches

Maharam “Drift” Wallcovering

Oasis “Blanco” with gray grout

Pittsburg Paints “Blue Paisley”

“Living Wall”

PROJECT DESCRIPTIONDesign a restaurant that brings a new and unique dining experience to the Downtown Lafayette food scene. Located in the historic Guaranty Bank Building, this restaurant will become a new dining destination for Acadiana natives and visitors alike.

CONCEPT STATEMENTThe Farm to Table Eatery & Bar features fresh ingredients cultivated from Acadiana farms and breweries. Locally sourced ingredients support Louisiana farmers and offer a more sustainable and environmentally friendly food supply. This conservative spirit is echoed in the wholesome simplicity of Farm to Table. The design of the eatery brings the sense of wide open spaces and the fresh air of the countryside to Downtown Lafayette. From the linear organization of the dining room to the fresh, natural color palette, every aspect of the restaurant is inspired by the landscape of Louisiana farms.

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EateryBarVault Bar- tasting bar featuring local beers“Living Wall”- hydroponic plant wall

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SOUTHWEST ELEVATION 2: BAR

NORTHWEST ELEVATION: BAR AND DINING ROOM

SOUTHWEST ELEVATION 1: DINING ROOM AND VAULT

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Antique metal signs advertise old Louisiana businesses, adding texture and history to the Bar space.

A large scale photo-mural of Louisiana farmland, backlit and printed on acrylic panels, introduces the big sky, vibrant colors, and rich textures of Acadiana.

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VIEW: THE EATERY

The Farm to Table Eatery evokes the freshness and simplicity of the Louisiana countryside. Guests congregate at long zinc tables, reminiscent of picnic tables and family gatherings, to indulge in dishes crafted from fresh, local ingredients. The “Living Wall”, a hydroponic vertical growing system, is a captivating feature that reinforces the connection to the cultivation process. With the capacity to grow a selection of herbs and vegetables, this Living Wall places the farm a few feet from each table.

The Bar features drinks mixed with locally grown produce as well as regionally sourced wine and beers. The same wholesome aesthetic is continued from the Eatery. The whitewashed barnwood ceiling wraps down into a lapboard wall treatment, creating a rich backdrop for a sculptural installation of antique weather vanes. The bartop is highlighted by unique grass planters, inset with coaster-like pavers, which bring the color and texture of the farm into the space.

VIEW: THE BAR

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The Vault is an integral part of the Farm to Table experience as the setting for a Tasting Bar sampling beers sourced from local brewers. This unique space also serves as gallery space to showcase the work of Acadiana artists.

VIEW: THE VAULT

POP-UPSTORE

BONOBOS.COM

ALL ABOUT THE

we are #bonobosnation

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SEMESTERFALL 2012

POP - UP!

EVOLUTION

BONOBOS.COM

Perimeter DisplayFreeform

PerimeterDisplayAnchor

Display

Free Space

The BONOBOS Pop-Up Store is an opportunity to introduce the culture, style, and most importantly, the pants, of the BONOBOS brand to new customers. The design of the store is the backdrop to and the embodiement of each of these, including the machismo and cheekiness of the brand. The primary goal of this physical retail location is to provide ninja-fast service, fit guys in awesome pants (and shirts, suits, ties, etc.), and point customers to the BONOBOS website, the heart of the operation. Emphasis on the transient, soon-to-be-gone nature of the pop-up store is a must; this creates an excitement and exclusivity around the location. Boxes provide easy transport and assembly and also communicate that the BONOBOS POP UP will go justas quickly as it came. Incorporating the BONOBOSshipping boxes into the modular box design reinforcesthe online ordering customers will interact withfor their future BONOBOS purchases.

Circulation and Merchandise Exposure Process

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THE POP-UP

Tech ZonePantsformation Green Screen

Fit Ninja Fitting Zone

Hangout Zone

Point-of-Sale/ Packaging

Seasonal/ Feature Display

THE WALK UP

Storefront display features photos from the Pantsformation Green Screen inside the POP-UP.

Window graphics of pants and semi-transparent mirror film lets people see how great they look in these pants!

THE PLAN

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Merchandise 3 POS/ Packaging Storage/ Beer Cooler 4 Chinos &

Pants Wall 5 Hang-out/Seating Zonewith table merchandise display 6 Tech Zone

8 9 10 117 Shirt & Jacket Wall

Accessories Dressing Rooms Fit Ninja Fitting Zone

PantsformationGreen Screen

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THE SET-UP

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Tyvek Flatpack Lanterns

Lanterns in grid layout

Lighting

Integrated Lighting forFluosystem shelving

Bentwood Nesting tables

Leather armchair

Leather wingback

Furniture

boxes affixed to walls with temporarymounting strips

Nomad modular cardboardwall system can be custom printed with logo

Nomad wall system in openand closed configurations

Walls

Fluosystem freestandingmodular shelving

“Waxing Poetic” modular carpet tile by FLOR

“Rake Over” modularcarpet tile by FLOR

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A- Back Wall: Hang-out/Sitting Area, Tech Zone, Chinos & Pants Wall

B- Seasonal/ Feature Wall: Seasonal and Featured Merchandise Display, POS, and Beer Cooler

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THE FIT1 2 5 10 20

C- North Wall: Pantsformation Green Screen, Nomad Cardboard Wall, Shirt Wall, Hangout Zone, and Tech Zone

D- North Wall 2: Fit Ninja Fitting Zone, Pantsformation Green Screen

WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY

we are #bonobosnation we are #bonobosnation

we are #bonobosnation

The brand is known for its cutting edge web-interface and social media presence. The integration of technology is a major part of the POP-UP store.

Social media feeds are streamed on monitors in the Tech Zone and transactions are processed on iPads to establish customer familiarity with the website.

Storefront features slideshow from Pantsformation

Green Screen

The Pantsformation Green Screen lets customers see and share how awesome they look in , doing awesome things. Guys leave with an instant print of their shot and integration with social media uploads their sweet pics, getting everyone talking about #bonobosnation.

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POP-UP (AND DOWN)

lighting grid system

Fluosystem modular shelving is a freestanding unit that is easily configured without any structural modification to the existing space. The system also offers virtually limitless flexibility in unit arrangements and organization.

All connections in the system use the same clamps, which requires only an allen wrench for assembly/disassembly.

These modular lanterns fold flat and are made from Tyvek which makes them durable and easy to transport.

The Nomad wall system, breaks down to flat cardboard modules that are lightweight and take up minimal space.

Lanterns easily connect to pre-wired, suspended grid modules that fold in half for quick installation and portability.

VIEW

FROM ENTRY

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VIEW FROM BACK OF POP-UP

COURSEINDS 402

SEMESTER

SPRING 2013

Our Lady

Catholic Retreat Center

of theBayous

CONCEPT STATEMENTThe majestic oak trees that grace the site of the Our Lady of the Bayous Retreat Center provide a perfect allegory of the Christian Life: rooted in the Sacred, supported by knowledge and community, and crowned by a canopy of reflection and solitude. Much like a tree depends on its roots for sustenance, the Christian Life is rooted in the Sacraments and God’s Word and depends on this foundation for nourishment and life. The tree’s trunk and the network of branches provide stability and strength, in the same fashion, the Christian Life is supported and strengthened by knowledge of the Faith and interaction with Christian community. The canopy springs forth from this system of roots, trunk, and branches, intimately connected yet set apart. Like the leaves of the canopy reveal the presence of the wind, solitude and contemplation reveal the presence of God in the Christian Life.

PROJECT STATEMENTThe experience of Our Lady of the Bayous Retreat Center is a dichotomy of sharing and contemplation, solitude and community. The rich simplicity and naturalism of the interior create a setting that is peaceful and intimately connected to the outdoors. Natural light strengthens this connection to nature and unifies the interior, which transitions from open, communal spaces to enclosed individual quarters. The retreat center offers flexible gathering spaces able to accommodate the needs of large and small retreats. The four structures composing the retreat center are joined by extensive porches and a walled courtyard, framing the beautiful grounds in a peaceful, quiet setting that encourages contemplation. The use of natural finishes and a muted, nature-inspired palette throughout the interior create an environment that is calm and understated yet rich in texture and warmth.

South Henry St.

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Reception & LibraryMiddleton Console Table - Elements

Reception & LoungeHarry Chair - Elements

Meeting RoomsMorphix Stacking Chair - Fixtures

Meeting RoomsFlip 6 Meeting Table with Hinge & Casters - SPEC

Meeting Room

Reception

Retreat Director

Meeting Room

Storage/AV Closet

Storage

Kitchen

Projection Screen

Projection Screen

Vertically Operable Partition

VIEW OF RECEPTION

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BUILDING D

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Sacristy

Choir Loft Above

Confessional

FIRST FLOOR: CHAPEL

(BUILDING C)

Sanctuary Floor: Custom Terrazzo

Walls: Split Face and Honed Limestone

Ceiling: Armstrong WoodworksLinear in Bamboo Patina

Secondary Floor: Cork

Sanctuary Lighting: Wichita Sconce by Craft Metal Lighting Co.

Oak & Bronze Stations of the Cross: Sauder

VIEW OF CHAPEL

Detail of stained glass window depicting Our Lady of the Bayous window, done in the faceted glass style shown above

WEST SECTION: CHAPEL (BUILDING C)

ChapelChoir Chair- SauderUpholstery: Tweed in Spring - C.F. Stinson

ChapelAugustine Pew - SauderUpholstery: Umbrian Rain in Marina - C.F. Stinson

Meeting Room

Storage/AV Closet

Storage

Storage

Library

Mech.

Meeting Room

Open to below

Retreatant Room

Linen

Loft

Storage

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Double Occupancy Room ArrangementA convertible bed & desk system allows for Retreatant Rooms to be easily configured for single or double occupancy.

Window Legend

Craftsman Style Double Hung 48”H x 36“W Sill Height: 34”

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Craftsman Style Clerestory 14”H x 48“WSill Height: 72”

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BUILDING B

SECOND FLOOR:

BUILDING B

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Library & LoungeFulton Coffee Table - Elements

Library & LoungeLaxamanna Settee - Bright Co.

Library & LoungeBaxter Chair - Elements

Library & LoungeCharles Side Table

NORTH SECTION: BUILDING B

VIEW OF LIBRARY

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Retreatant Room

Lounge

Oratory

Screened Porch

ADA Room

ADA Room

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Retreatant Room

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Double Occupancy Room ArrangementA convertible bed & desk system allows for Retreatant Rooms to be easily configured for single or double occupancy.

First Floor: Building AScale: 1/8” = 1’-0”

Window Legend

Craftsman Style Double Hung 48”H x 36“W Sill Height: 34”

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Craftsman Style Clerestory 14”H x 48“WSill Height: 72”

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Retreatant RoomsSloane Leaning Desk - C&B

Retreatant RoomsAdele Chair - ElementsUpholstery: (Arms & Back) Destiny in Azure - Mayer (Seat) Tender in Demitasse - C.F. Stinson

Retreatant RoomsPoppi Convertible Bed & Desk - CLEI

View of LoungeView of Loft View of Retreatant Room