Bree-Anne Hubick[interior design portfolio]

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Airport Kiosk [conceptual] Project outline & concept

statement

SketchUp model

Trout Pond Project outline & concept

statement 3D Model Building

NKBA Kitchen Project outline & concept

statement

Working Drawings

Retail Project Outline & concept

statement

SketchUp model

Working Drawings

Perspective

NKBA Bathroom Project outline & concept

statement

Working Drawings

Perspective/ Hand Rendering

Restaurant Project Outline & concept

statement

SketchUp model

Working Drawings

[airport kiosk]Project Outline

Design a airport kiosk for Toronto’s Airport

fresh & go smoothies are not your typical smoothie drink.

This self-serve smoothie bar offers a wide variety of ingredients

that include your own choice of fresh fruit, vegetables,

combinations of seeds and liquids that suits what the new

generation of travelers want. This establishment offers a healthy

choice for travelers walking by, to grab a refreshing drink. Since

airports can be busy places, the convenience of the three step

smoothie building process makes for a quick pick up to fulfill their

craving. The three simple steps are: Mix, Weigh, and Pay. The

way in which the lineup is orientated allows for easy circulation

at busy times.

“Curvy and bold” are words that describe this eye catching

display. The materials include natural cork, plastic laminate,

metal and dunn panel. These materials combined, creates

balance and unity throughout the structure. People who walk

by can’t help but lay their eyes on this unique design and form.

Its practical layout provides a quick and convenient experience for customers going to, or coming back from a flight.

Solid & Void

It is as important for a home to feel open as it is to feel

secure. An open floor plan encourages socializing,

entertaining guests and meeting the client’s requirements

while using an innovative, two foot wide Sirewall System to

create stability. The Sirewall System also complies with Rob

and Rachele’s desire for a sustainable design. Scale and

separation are demonstrated in the kitchen through the use

of brick. Balance is achieved by reusing the brick in the

living area. Flooring, wall finishes, wood accents and

millwork are repeated to implement unity as well as add

texture throughout the home. Variety is maintained through

Mid-Century furnishings and artwork, matching the client’s

interests. Rob and Rachele’s request for Japanese style was

sustained with the use of sliding interior doors which created

spaces rather than rooms. The open concept design was

further developed by using Nanawall to merge indoors with

outdoors. Importance was given to the outdoors by

inhabiting the site and cantilevering the deck over the

pond. Through careful site placement, the design utilizes

every angle of light which adds to its sustainability and

meets the client’s needs.

[trout pond]Project outline:

Group project [Two]

Design a fully sustainable home with a studio and open

concept

Close attention paid to passive solar design, site

placement, windows, sunlight and materials

Client’s request for Mid-Century and Japanese style

[nkba kitchen]

Home Roots

The kitchen design intent is for Dean, Barb, and

their four children, to embrace an enjoyable family

orientated space. It is inviting and maintains a

traditional theme. The goal was to create a space

that has appropriate room for the whole family to

partake in cooking and eating and yet serve a

practical use with hosting guests and doing family

activities. The additional room for counter space

and storage makes for a thematic space of

bonding and tranquility throughout the kitchen.

This provides their family a space that can portray

years of enjoyment and practicality.

Project Outline:

Design a kitchen for a family of six

Complying to NKBA guidelines and standards

Meet the client’s needs for a functional kitchen

to cook for their family and guests

Custom metal range hood cover

Client’s request for Traditional style

Client's request for message center and wine

storage area

[retail]Project Outline

Design a retail store of your choice

Provide working drawings[metric]

SketchUp model

Rəstik is a women's boutique intended for women

with a keen sense of style. The concept of the store and

clothing was to encourage design with a rustic look

mixed with an eclectic and urban style. All clothing items

are a resemblance to the design of the store and

provoke a certain aspiration to customers who are

looking for their own unique style. This type of design and

clothing was used to design the store with consistent

theme of color and textures. This women's boutique

creates balance and unity with the feature wall and

exterior of store being made of reclaimed wood. The

urban style is demonstrated through textured concrete

which is included in the floor and walls. Certain walls

have shades of blue and mustard yellow to add accent

colors that are appropriate in maintaining the theme of

the store. These accent colors compliment certain

displays like the wooden barrels that are modified to be

used as shelving units for clothing or the uniquely shaded

wood tables used for clothes on display. There is a

common element of colors and design throughout the

store but, there is also a divided look throughout different

parts of the store making it appealing for customers.

[nkba bath]

A Getaway For Two

The bathroom design intent was for Dean and

Barbara to embrace a spacious bathroom

providing a destination like vicinity where they can

have personal space and feel the warmth of each

other's company. The goal was to create a calm

space, which was achieved by designing this

room with accent lighting and smooth functional

colors. This room is separated from the other rooms

of the house by the traditional theme and

elements added to portray the relaxing getaway

to fulfill Dean and Barbara's lifestyle.

Project Outline:

Design a master suite bathroom and create a

relaxing environment

Complying to NKBA guidelines and access

standards

Meet clients needs as they “age in place”

Client’s request for Traditional style

[restaurant]Project Outline

Design a restaurant of your choice

Located in downtown Vancouver

Provide seating for 155 [not including patio or bar]