Judith Walther Interior Design Portfolio

A portfolio of interior design work by Judith Walther, a San Diego-based designer. The document presents four projects: Montlake Rehabilitation Center, Alma del Bosque, Woodland Park, and Masuda Residence. It includes the designer's education, experience, and technical skills.

This document is the interior design portfolio of Judith Walther, based in San Diego, CA. It showcases her work across institutional, commercial, and residential projects, and includes her education, experience, and technical skills.

The portfolio begins with a personal statement about her career transition from the apparel industry to interior design, followed by her education: a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from the Design Institute of San Diego (2025) and an Associate of Arts in Interior Studies from Bellevue College (2022).

Her experience includes an interior design internship at 1650 Creative Intelligence in La Jolla, CA (2025), working on hospitality projects, and a design consultant role at Floor Store & Design in Encinitas, CA (2026). Prior professional experience in legal administration and the apparel industry is also listed.

Technical skills include Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhino, Enscape, Lumion, DesignSpec, Bluebeam, InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. She is an NCIDQ candidate and an Autodesk Certified User in Revit.

The portfolio presents four projects: Montlake Rehabilitation Center (Seattle, WA), a 16,706 sq. ft. institutional healthcare project; Alma del Bosque (Santa Teresa, Costa Rica), a 12,412 sq. ft. commercial hospitality project; Woodland Park, an intergenerational housing project; and Masuda Residence, a residential mixed-use project.

For Montlake Rehabilitation Center, the document details the design concept focused on healing environments, accessible design, daylight, and nature. It includes programming diagrams, adjacency matrices, spatial solutions, reflected ceiling plans, and interior environment renderings. For Alma del Bosque, it covers the design challenges and solutions for public spaces and guest rooms.