K I M Hoppe

HOPP1014@VANDALS.UIDAHO.EDU / 208.899.1744 / WWW.CARGOCOLLECTIVE.COM/KIMHOPPE

>LEED Green Associate

University of Idaho(CIDA-accredited)Bachelor of Interior DesignMinors in Architecture + ArtMagna Cum Laude208.899.1744hopp1014@vandals.uidaho.edu

these are (some of) My projects

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these are (some of) My projects

1520 10th AveMixed-Use | Adaptive Reuse

Studio IncCommercial Office

Health HubUrban Healthcare Clinic

1713 Broadway AveMixed-Use | Urban Renewal

Furniture DesignDesign | Construction

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1520 10th Ave

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This is an adaptive reuse project of a historic “auto row” showroom building in the vibrant neighbor-hood of Capitol Hill. The building currently sits vacant in a thriving urban village known as the Pike/Pine Triangle. It will be adapted into a mixed-use program consisting of restaurant, retail, office and apartment space, which considers and is inspired by the eclectic demographic that thrives in the area. The program will

bring a new life to the area creat-ing a synergy with the entire neighborhood to create economic and cultural vitality. The Pike/Pine Triangle is home to nearly 50 restaurants and bars, more than 30 shops, 15 coffee houses and a dozen galleries and theaters. Public transit is conve-niently located and small block sizes create a very accessible and walkable environment.

“Urban villages offer the kind of commu-nity that you can get in a small town but within a big city” -Liz Dunn[ ]

Date / Jan.-May 2011 Type / Mixed-Use + Adaptive ReuseLocation / Seattle, WAArea / 21,500 sq. ft. Programs / Revit 2011 Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

1520 10th Ave

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Located in the heart of the Pike/Pine urban village, 1520 acts as a community within a community. Inspired by intersections and the rhythm of the street, the design allows for all program spaces to connect and support one another, promoting social and visual interaction, chance encounters, and overall bringing the energy, movement and linear sight lines of the street inside the building.

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rightRestaurant mezzanine with visual connection to main stair and retail space.belowRestaurant window bar with operable windows that interact with the street.oppositeView of restaurant. Custom fixed bench seating and family style tables made from recycled wood. Custom bar wall feature made from recycled metal sheet clad with bolt seams.

This is an adaptive reuse project of a historic “auto row” showroom building in the vibrant neighbor-hood of Capitol Hill. The building currently sits vacant in a thriving urban village known as the Pike/Pine Triangle. It will be adapted into a mixed-use program consisting of restaurant, retail, office and apartment space, which considers and is inspired by the eclectic demographic that thrives in the area. The program will

aboveVintage boutique retail space with custom clothing racks made from recycled wood. Windows to restaurant mezzanine.leftCollaborative office space.top leftMain entry area for all spaces with seating for restaurant waiting.oppositeVintage boutique retail space. Reupholstered vintage chairs and floral Flavor Paper wall texture.

leftSouth side studio apartment with skylight and shared balcony.belowExterior perspective.

+ see last pages for construction document samples

South Section / Stair as light wellEast Section / Stack ventilation

studio inc.Date / Sept.-Oct. 2010 Type / Commercial OfficeLocation / Minneapolis, MNArea / 11,500 sq. ft. Programs / AutoCad SketchUp Podium Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

studio inc.

Studio Inc. is an Architecture and Interior Design firm of 38 people located in an office and retail high rise complex located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The firm is in need of an office design that provides a progressive image, areas of collaboration and a creative environment that works within the parameters of a rect-angular floor plate. Furthermore, each studio, or “commu-nity”, will have a distinctive presence through the use of color and visual texture, which also provides intuitive way finding. Open Cscape Steelcase systems furniture and technology allows for collaboration within each community.

top rightEntry.rightVisual intersection of walkway.bottom rightCscape desks with views of the city and operable shades.

far rightPresentation room and training room.oppositeAdministrative commu-nity and Retail commu-nity.

[ ]The office space breaks away from the repetitious grid and interjects the monotony of work by provid-ing spaces that stimulate, inspire and revitalize through a variegated internal landscape of projecting forms, visual texture, abundant lighting and areas of collaboration. All of which improves the efficiency of work flow and the happiness of the team members.

Health HUBDate / Aug.-Sept. 2010 Type / Urban Healthcare Clinic I.D.E.C design competitionArea / 2,485 sq. ft. Programs / AutoCad SketchUp Podium Photoshop Illustrator

Urban Healthcare Clinic The Health Hub uses calming textures inspired by nature and an uncon-ventional yet comfortable palette in order to redefine the clinic environment and alleviate apprehension associated with doctor visits. The curving lines and use of wood add to the relaxed atmosphere is this new healing environ-ment. Moreover, the design of the layout also enhances the patient and staff experience. The exam rooms surround a central hub area which was designed to support the clinic staff allowing them to efficiently deliver services and create open communication lines with other staff members. The exam rooms use warm wooden cabinetry, which also hide the medical instruments, and are equipped with flat screen monitors to optimize the exchange of medical information between doctor and patient in a private setting.

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topNurse “Hub”. Stations, storage and collaboration.aboveExam room with Steelcase Nurture furniture.oppositeWaiting room with Maharam antimicrobial upholstery (Greenguard certified) and Interface carpet tiles (Green Label Plus certified).

1713 Broadway AveDate / Dec. 2010 Type / Mixed-Use + Urban RenewalLocation / Boise, IDArea / 4,176 sq. ft. Programs / AutoCad SketchUp Podium Photoshop Illustrator

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COFFEE SHOP / LIVE + WORK UNIT

oppositeCoffee shop with garage door opening to street.

The current building sits vacant and will be transformed into a space that will unite the surrounding communities and ultimately help combat urban sprawl. The building is adjacent to the University District and Downtown. It will be a place where local residences, business people and college students can gather and interact. The coffee shop will display local art and the flexible seating area can be used for gallery events. The live/work unit is connect by a sliding door on the interior and has separate entrances for business purposes. The exterior spaces provide areas for vegetation to grow and for people to enjoy the outdoors. The extensive green roof consists of mainly succulent plants and provides insulation to the spaces below.

][By creating mixed-use spaces and higher den-sity areas, access to everyday resources can be in walking distance or easily accessed by public transportation. Our communities can come together to form a complete whole, mutually supporting eachother.

topNurse “Hub”. Stations, storage and collaboration.aboveExam room with Steelcase Nurture furniture.oppositeWaiting room with Maharam antimicrobial upholstery (Greenguard certified) and Interface carpet tiles (Green Label Plus certified).

]aboveCoffee shop with wood ceiling feature and the art viewing bar.

top rightOffice space connected to living spacerightBedroom with aluminum folding glass wall system from NanaWall.oppositeLiving room with integrated storage under the stairs and built-in desk. Aluminum grate floor opening in ceiling to allow natural light into the space and air to circulate.

+ Construction document samples 1520 10TH AVE

Curving TimeExplores the theme of Jazz and Time. It Combines a curving shape that represents the rhythm of jazz and a box repre-senting the structure of time.Grandma ChairHugs you, cradles you and rocks you. The curved plywood and cushions create a sense of protection and comfort. The recycled legs, hinges and fabric create a hodgepodge.

Furniture DesignDate / Spring 2010 Type / Design & Construction Clock- “Curving Time” Chair- “Grandma Chair”Methods / Laser cutter Vacuum-bag bending method Wood shop power tools

involvementDate / 2011Architecture for Humanity Prototype Bench Making Workshop Wedgewood Community Build Architects Without Borders El Centro De La Raza-Conference Room Redesign

El Centro De La Raza is a community center that provides services to all people seek-ing a better life and are advocates of human rights. The remodeled conference room will allow community members to hold meetings in a func-tional and enjoyable space. It will also bring in more revenue in order to fund programs for the community. A flexible seating area allows for multiple table layouts. The design highlights historic pictures through a picture rail moulding that surrounds the entire space. The new ceiling slant creates a focal point for the large historic windows and allows more light to enter. Historic pendant lights, recessed cans and recessed spot lights are used for maxi-mum user control with multiple switch settings.

HOPP1014@VANDALS.UIDAHO.EDU / 208.899.1744 / WWW.CARGOCOLLECTIVE.COM/KIMHOPPE

Curving TimeExplores the theme of Jazz and Time. It Combines a curving shape that represents the rhythm of jazz and a box repre-senting the structure of time.Grandma ChairHugs you, cradles you and rocks you. The curved plywood and cushions create a sense of protection and comfort. The recycled legs, hinges and fabric create a hodgepodge.