Estefania Chacon

estefania chacon

Interior Design

Models

Renderings

Fashion Design

Fine Art

Spaces define the way people change the world. Good design impacts physically and emmotionally.

Craft and technique come to play in 3D explorations that help create tangible designs.

Communicating design in a personal way to allow visualization of ambiance in a selected space.

Designing at a smaller scale allows discoveries of new techniques and passions.

Observation is key in drawing and is a skilled that merges in interior design as well.

First Floor

Historic Kehoe Iron Works Factory in downtown Savannah, Georgia. Site

Coffee Shop

Gift Shop

GalleryReception Area Manager’s

Office

Gift Shop

Reception Area

Gift Shop

Gallery Gallery Manager’s Office

Stairs

StairsStairs

Entrance

Entrance

Restrooms

Restrooms

Lobby

Entrance

International Fibers Collaborative Gallery

Second Floor

Stairs

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Gallery

Gallery

Restrooms

Office 1

Office 2

Gallery

Gallery

Office 1

Office 2

Open To Below

Open To Below

Exit

Savannah Brick Concrete walls and Wood Flooring

PaperHexa Parametre

Green Wall

The space tells the process in history of how natural and synthetic fibers were developed. The space

reflects the natural fibers with loose, free forms; and the artificial qualities in linear, tensioned silhouettes.

Resin Panel

Juxtaposition of the natural and the man-made, the untreated and artificial

Goodwill Attended Donation Center

Attended Donation Centers allow people to donate objects to Goodwill resulting in promoting jobs for the community.

A modern, simple form inspired by Mies Van Der Rohe's philosophy of "Less is more". To celebrate Goodwill's constant innovation and engagement with the community while accommodating to the needs of their customers. “Less is more” relates to donating as well, the things that you can give can mean so much more to other people than yourself, so you end up with less, but you are giving someone much more than just the material. With donations you are providing jobs and changing lives. Goodwill represents that, change, success, courage, community and simplicity.

Overnight Drop Box.

Double Doors to allow light.

Air vents for air circulation.

Rolling “garage” door for pick ups and large drop offs.

Ramp for walk-in access.

Manually operated “canopy” metal door for safety at night &

shade in daytime.

Clerestory Polycarbonate windoows for interior light.

Ceiling fan powered by sunlight.

Hafele Omni Track Organization System for Interior.

Hardie Panel Exterior (Fiber Cement Panels—LEED Certified)

PAC-CLAD, snap-clad system for roof —LEED Certified)

INSPIRATIONS

MATERIALS

Triple wall system. Polycarbonate

sheet.

Omni- Track Organization system for interior walls.

SNAP-CLAD metal panels for roofing.

Hardie Reveal Panelfiber cement product

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Canopy door and system.

Hardie Planks

ELEVATIONSFEATURES

GOODWILL ATTENDED DONATION

CENTER

FLOOR PLAN

CONCEPT

ROOF PLAN

Floor PlanScale: 1/2” = 1’-0”

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Omni- Track Organization system for interior walls.

Desk

Snap-Clad Roofing System

Overnight Dropbox

Hardie Panel Exterior

Polycarbonate Clerestory Windows

Vinyl film to display graphics.

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PERSPECTIVES

ESTEFANIA CHACON,LISSETTE BAJANA, KAYLA GRIFFIN

COLLABORATION: INDS 350 & GRDS 376. SPRING 2013

Inspired by Mies Van Der Rohe’s philosophy of “Less is More,” modern, simple forms

celebrate Goodwill’s constant innovation and engagement with the community

Goodwill Attended Donation Center

Triple polycarbonate Sheet Wall System

Organization Track System for Interior Walls.

Metal Roofing Panels

Fiber Cement Reveal Panel

Canopy Door and System.

Wood planks

Vinyl Film for Graphic Displays

Materials

Budget played an important factor in the design for the non-profitable organization.

Project was granted the People’s Choice award in the design competition.

Pepe Hall,

Buildings in Chatham Square

Chatham Ward Plan

Savannah, Ga

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1. Screen Print Lab /2.Felting and Papermaking /3.Cad Weaving Lab /4.Entry Hall /5.Faculty Office

/6.Dye Lab/ 7. Sewing Lab/ 8. CAD Lab/ 9. Portico Entry/ 10. Digital Printing Lab/ 11.Digital

Printers/ 12. Classroom. 13/Courtyard. 14/ Stairs A/ 15. Administrator Office/ 16.Faculty Office/ 17.

Stair B/ 18. Corridor/ 19/ Screen Wash room/ 20. Dark Room

Pepe Hall is the Fibers building at SCAD. It was built in 1901, and was formerly a hospital and an elementary school. This Mediterranean Revival style building is located in downtown Savannah.

Anderson Hall

Relationship of Buildings by Architect Gottfrid L. Norrman

Pepe Hall Eckburg Hall

Detail of Portico Column

Relationship to Savannah Landmarks

Pepe Hall South ELevation

U.S Post Office Presbyterian Church

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Savannah City Hall Pepe Hall

Router House,

The inspiration behind the design was to create a “Safe Haven” for a young couple where they could both enjoy their own spaces as well as shared areas. The main idea was seeing how casted shadows play through out the house with nature around it and how light creates beautiful angular shapes in the interior.

Concept

First Floor Plan

Savannah, Ga

Model Images

Second Floor Plan

WHERE

Play Day day care is a center for Hispanic Immigrant families in the United States. The idea is to provide kids with proper education and early stimulation. This center also focuses on improving the parent's lives by offering a learning center that will help them adapt in a new country and provide resources for them that will encourage them to successfully start a new chapter of their lives.

WHO

BECAUSE there is a great need for early childhood education in the U.S and an even greater one for immigrant hispanics.

WHY

212 NE 59TH Terrace, Miami, FL

PLAY DAY Day Care and Family Center , Miami, FL

North- South Section

CONCEPT

Change is seen as a daunting initiative, for many immigrant families, change is inevitable. A wise Greek philosopher once stated No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man. He also stated there is nothing permanent, except change. There are things humans are impotent to, change is one of those, however the idea of adjustments brings many new opportunities and embraces transition. This space's concept is to act as a gate for transformation. Taking small steps to create big futures for the kids as well as the families.

PARTI DIAGRAM

Children's Classrooms

Drop-Off and Reception

Sensory Room

Parent Classrooms and Counceling

First Floor Plan

Acoustic Ceiling Feature

Struttura-Ceiling Material

Pressed Glass

Gray Rubber Flooring

Grass Carpet Yellow Rubber Flooring

Lounge Chair Ripple Bench

ESL Lab Chair ESL Lab Workstation

Child Seating for Classrooms

Teacher Seating for Classrooms

Furniture and Finishes Selection

A space for meditation and relaxation. Feeling the interconnection between lines almost creating an optical illusion. A silent constellation that makes people wonder about being a part of a whole.

Concept

Contemplation GardenLake Tahoe, Nevada

Color Pencil

Color Pencil Rendering From an Image.

Mood Board Theme and Story

Fall Collection

Fashion ForecastFall 2014

Punk look creation Tule, lace, jean, pins, studs , spikes, chains

Movement Through Shapes Collage Series

Fashion Story TellingPencil 24” x 18”

Detail DrawingPencil 18”x 24”

Falling BalanceCollage Composition 7”x11”

MicaelaPencil drawing 24”x 24”