A portfolio by Judith Walther, an interior design graduate from the Design Institute of San Diego. It showcases three projects: Montlake Rehabilitation Center, Alma del Bosque hotel, and Woodland Park intergenerational housing, with detailed design concepts, floor plans, and renderings.
This document is a professional interior design portfolio by Judith Walther, a recent graduate of the Design Institute of San Diego. It is intended for potential employers, clients, or academic reviewers interested in her design process and project work.
The portfolio opens with a personal statement describing Walther's transition from the apparel industry to interior design, her education, and her design philosophy. It lists her technical skills in Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhino, Enscape, and Lumion, along with her professional experience as an intern and design consultant.
The first project presented is the Montlake Rehabilitation Center in Seattle, a 16,706 sq. ft. institutional healthcare facility. The section covers the design concept focused on healing environments, programming diagrams, adjacency matrices, spatial solutions, reflected ceiling plans, and interior renderings of patient rooms, nurse stations, and therapy spaces.
The second project is Alma del Bosque, a 12,412 sq. ft. commercial hospitality project in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. It includes floor plans, public space renderings of the lobby bar, retail space, and mezzanine restaurant, with a focus on natural materials, open-air transitions, and regional craftsmanship.
The portfolio also lists a third project, Woodland Park, described as intergenerational housing, and a fourth, Masuda Residence, a residential mixed-use project. The document concludes with contact information and credentials, including NCIDQ candidacy and participation in the IIDA Southern California Student Design Charrette.