Nicole WiebeInterior Design

Portfolio

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Live-Work Loft ....................... 4-7

Syrian Refugee Center ...... 8-11

Resume ................................... 14

Furniture Design ................ 12-13

Qualifications• 3.6 cumulative GPA at one of the premier Interior Design programs in the

Midwest, the University of Wisconsin - Stout (CIDA Accredited)• Exceptional performance in all Interior Design related coursework• Able to provide unique perspective into the design process that meets the

needs of clients

PC ProficientAutoCAD 2012

Revit 2012Office Suite

CommunicationCustomer Service

CashieringAdobe Suite

Skills

Live-Work Loft

Project Description The assignment is to redesign the interior of an existing mixed use building based on an architectural shell and client program (requirements (to be provided by the instructor). The exterior architecture of the building must remain unchanged. Students will be required to identify a design concept and create a design solution that meets the needs of the client’s program requirements. In addition, each student will be required to develop a sustainability statement that identifies specific sustainable concepts and features that will be incorporated in the final design of the project. This project will be divided into two parts, research and design. Research topics will be assigned by the instructor and explored and presented by the team. The design portion of the project will be executed on an individual basis.

Design Concept Statement The design of this loft apartment will be an open concept that seamlessly blends together live and work environments into one cohesive space. Main concepts to be focused on include the occupant’s love for music, reading, and the outdoors. This will inspire a creative and relaxing vibe achieved with modern and earthy elements. Combining industrial with natural features is sure to create an iconic look.

Modern + Earthy

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LEVEL 1 FLOORPLANNTS

LEVEL 2 FLOORPLANNTS

LEVEL MEZ FLOORPLANNTS

SOUTH ELEVATIONNTS

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Maple Cabinetry Amazon Ebony

Marble Tile

Concrete Countertops

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Butcher Block Countertops

Woodlook Tile

Maple Cabinetry Portuna 2 Thermofoil

Syrian Refugee Center

Project Description For this project, students will be required to research the unique needs of the refugees and design a space that provides the facilities necessary to support their immedi-ate need for physical shelter. In ad-dition, the design must also address the need for an environment that provides a sense of stability, security, and normalcy, and promotes overall physical and emotional welfare. Your research should influence creative and critical thinking skills in order to propose an “informed design” solution.

Design Concept Statement The design of this refugee cen-ter will be a welcoming environment for the refugees in their time of need by using a grid layout for circula-tion with open pockets of interest-ing spaces mixed in throughout the building. To make the refugees feel more at home, inspiration will come from their home country in terms of patterns, color palette, and textiles. Materials used will not only be readily available to ensure a quick turn around time for this project, but also sustainable to be a low impact building.

Welcoming +

Low-Impact

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FLOORPLANNTS

Administration Building Support Space Community Space Health Services Personal Space

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MEDIUM FAMILY ROOM 2-4 OCCUPANTSNTS

INDIVIDUAL ROOM 1 OCCUPANTNTS

LARGE FAMILY ROOM 4-6 OCCUPANTSNTS

Surya RugsDesk Chair Fabric

Sofa Fabric

Sofa

Desk

Desk ChairBunk Beds

Chair

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Concrete FloorThroughout Main Corridors

Sectional

Materials

Karastan - Axminster BroadloomLiving Area Carpet

Sectional Fabrics

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FurnitureDesign

Plywood Stool

Design 1 Design 2 Final Design

Cuts laid out on 2’x4’ sheetFoam Core ModelsSketches

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Resume

Qualifications• 3.6 cumulative GPA at one of the premier Interior Design programs in the

Midwest, the University of Wisconsin - Stout (CIDA Accredited)• Exceptional performance in all Interior Design related coursework• Able to provide unique perspective into the design process that meets the

needs of clients

CourseworkEducation

Internship Experience

PC ProficientAutoCAD 2012

Revit 2012Office Suite

CommunicationCustomer Service

CashieringAdobe Suite

• Interior Design Studio I• Interior Design Studio II• Interior Design Practice, Materials,

and Finishes• Light Construction Methods• Architectural Graphics• Design Drawing/Drafting• CAD Building Modeling Fundamentals • Intro to 2D Digital Imaging• Design Contracts and Codes

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Interior DesignUniversity of Wisconsin – Stout. Menomonie, WI. Dec. 2017 • International Experience – Art History and Photography in Italy Summer

2015• 5 time Recipient - Chancellor’s Award for Academic Excellence• Love Your Melon Campus Crew Member• American Society for Interior Designers - Student ASID• International Interior Design Association - Stout chapter• Intramural volleyball• 2 on campus jobs - Career Services Office Assistant & Phonathon Manager

Spider Lake Trading - Hayward, WI December 2015 - January 2017

• Enhanced creativity by producing product sample boards for customers• Gained stronger hand drafting skills by sketching up possible layouts• Developed fabric knowledge from cutting samples and working with the sample books• Strengthened organizational skills through maintaining fabric swatches, vendor catalogs, and resource room

Designer’s Outlet – Ashland, WI December 2014 – January 2015

• Executed communication skills by assisting to consult customers on their wants and needs• Displayed exceptional filing skills by filing away important documents correctly

Skills

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Thank You.Nicole Wiebe715-209-7574

wieben0808@my.uwstout.edu66095 N Point Dr.

Iron River, WI54847

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolewiebe1