The goal is to design a short-term rental space in a destination location that utilizes modular building construction techniques, using 15’x30’ modules that emphasize intention of use and high impact interior design to create a unique product offering. I chose to do 15’x30’, 10’x10’, and 15’x40’.
The Film Skoolie Bus is a Bluebird bus designed for the purpose of holding a film school for kids and teens in different districts of Detroit to use, with technology for creating films, and areas for said films to be viewed. Sponsors will include; Beats by Dre, and Apple. Kitchenette includes a toaster oven, mini fridge, a sink, and storage for plates, bowls, cups, etc. The bathroom is minimal with a toilet, sink, mirror, and shelves. The screen room is a space that can accommodate roughly 6-10 people. Extra storage under the seats. Lounge area will also be in the screen room to save room for more workspace up front, and can be used for films with the projector, project briefs, discussions, and general conversing. The bus being used is a Blue Bird 40’ electric school bus. The bus can be modified in any way. All technology equipment in the bus would be provided via solar panels mounted to the roof as accessory power source. The bus will also be a hotspot for surrounding homes that aren’t able to access wifi.
The goal is to design a showroom, workshop, and headquarters space for a budding design object company: Jungalow
This contemporary lobby is refreshing and welcoming to all who enter. With earthy colors, and beautiful architectural detail, the lobby is a feast for the senses. Designed with a sharp aesthetic, a full tile wall is behind the reception desk. Brown textured wallpaper gives the background needed with the custom elegant sconces on the wall. The rich geometrical patterned tile brightens the room against the dark walls. At this lobby, people are checked in for meetings, welcomed to take tours of the offices, or can give employees relief from their work to sit down. It’s a lovely combination between grandeur and approachable charm, with a style that borrows contemporary while fitting into a modern design. The building’s cafe serves coffee and tea as well as pasteries and snacks. The cozy atmosphere provides a place for one to sit and relax, take a break, or enjoy lunch. While the aroma of coffee and baked goods fill the air, the soft green hues from the walls compliment the natural brown hardwood floor. Plenty of transitional seating, accompanied by natural wood tables and high end comfortable chairs provide ample spaces for anyone who visits. A big source of light comes from the two walls of windows. On days where it may be overcast, plenty of light is given from the four ceiling mounted fixtures and four connected pendants that shape an “S.”
The Lodge is a comfortable and dynamic place to experience the Ford 2040 Bronco. The goal of this Lodge is to work around nature and not disrupt its surroundings; with that, the Lodges will work around any trees, hills, or cliffs and use them to benefit the experience at the Lodge. In the Lodge, there will be a historical view of the Bronco brand, as well as the given trail location, in this case, Lake Eleanor, Yosemite National Park. A cafe and general store will be available for any needs, including merchandise. The Lodge will lead out to a large deck that looks over a gorgeous view of the location. Connected to the Lodge, through a view of the garden, will be an Activity Lodge that will host equipment to better one’s experience on and off the site. And, of course, underneath, the garage that is available to help transform the Bronco into a dirt bike through the help of an assembly line. Finally, the Lodge will be a clean energy production and host the newest technology, such as AI and VR experiences.
