An interior design student portfolio showcasing three projects: Dunebrook, a nonprofit center in Michigan City, Indiana; Tageuk House, a fully accessible home blending Korean cultural identity; and Connan Auto Shop, a luxury automotive showroom. Each project includes design statements, space planning diagrams, lighting schedules, and room lists.
This is an interior design student portfolio by Emma Harvey, presenting three distinct projects completed during her studies. The document is intended for academic or professional review, showcasing her design process from concept to spatial planning.
The first project, Dunebrook, is a nonprofit organization in Michigan City, Indiana. The design focuses on creating a welcoming environment for children and staff, inspired by the Indiana Dunes. It includes a detailed room list with 55 spaces such as therapy rooms, playrooms, and offices, along with lighting specifications.
The second project, Tageuk House, is a fully accessible home that integrates Korean cultural identity through the taegeuk symbol. The design features rotating shelving for accessibility, a room layout with elevator, kitchen, living room, and gym, and a lighting schedule including skylights and pendants.
The third project, Connan Auto Shop, is a commercial automotive showroom inspired by speedometer forms. It includes a redesigned logo, curved architectural elements, and a rotating display table concept. The design balances luxury aesthetics with functional workplace zones.
Each project is introduced with a design statement explaining the conceptual approach. The portfolio includes preliminary sketches, blocking diagrams, and lighting plans. The document demonstrates the student's ability to address diverse client needs from nonprofit to luxury commercial.