portfolio june 2013

Natalie Raderman Contact

374 Probasco StreetCincinnati, OH 45220

978 | 846 | [email protected]

Schooling University of Cincinnati

College of Design, Architecture, Art and PlanningBachelor of Science - Interior Design

Natalie Raderman Contact

374 Probasco StreetCincinnati, OH 45220

978 | 846 | [email protected]

Schooling University of Cincinnati

College of Design, Architecture, Art and PlanningBachelor of Science - Interior Design

Work ExperienceWinter 2013This Is MKG, New York, NYthisismkg.comCo-op position at a company that specializes in experiential marketing, sponsorship activation and event production. Projects included Pamella Roland for Mercedez Benz Fashion Week 2013, Delta Digital Experience, and Delta T4X Pop-Up Experience. Worked on proposals for clients including Delta, Google and Campari. This internship was heavy in graphic design and industrial design, as well as interior design, making it a very diverse and skill-building experience.

Summer 2012Gensler, San Francisco, CAgensler.comParticipated in Gensler’s Summer Intern program. Spent 10 weeks working closely with architects and designers. Gained experience in the retail market designing for brands like Marmot and Wilkes Bashford. Also gained experience working on San Francisco International Airport and a pitch to design social network Pinterest’s new headquarters. Worked in many phases: conceptual, schematic, design development, construction documents, and construction administration.

Winter 2012, Summer 2011Wilson Associates, Dallas, TXwilsonassoc.comCo-op position at an award winning, world ranked architecture firm in Dallas, Texas. Firm specializes in hospitality design of 5-star establishments. Tasks included using AutoCAD to create a wide range of architectural drawings, rendering drawings and organizing presentation packages in Adobe Photoshop, researching and selecting fixtures, hardware, and accessories that support project concepts.

Summer 2010Schwartz Architects, New York, NYschwartzarch.comProject-based internship at an award winning architecture firm. Tasks included creating Adobe InDesign documents to present design plans to clients, selecting furniture and materials, visiting showrooms to test and select furniture, working with manufacturers to obtain samples and pricing, creating Microsoft Excel documents to organize project furnishings.

Spring 2009Maugel Architects, Harvard, MAmaugel.comAn internship replaced the last quarter of senior year as part of the high school internship program. Tasks included measuring existing conditions, ordering and selecting materials and color samples, working on AutoDesk AutoCAD and Adobe Photoshop, attending business meetings with clients and other groups related to projects.

Education2009-PresentUniversity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHCollege of Design, Architecture, Art, and PlanningMajor: Interior Design Class of 2014Cumulative GPA 3.2/4.0

Participating in the Professional Practice Co-opProgram, alternating quarters of college study withquarters of work in the field of Interior Design

2005-2009Groton-Dunstable High School, Groton, MACumulative GPA 3.5/4.0

Computer SkillsAutodesk AutoCad, Revit, and MayaAdobe Design Suite Rhino 3DGoogle SketchupMicrosoft Office

Extracurriculars & AchievementsCollegeCincinnatus ScholarDean’s List

UC Club Women’s LacrosseWhiz Kids Tutor for At-Risk YouthKappa Kappa Gamma SororityHughes High School TutorKrohn Conservatory VolunteerHillel Jewish Student Center VolunteerDAAP Tribunal

Residential LoftSchool

University of Cincinnati

ObjectiveDesign a loft using a given raw space for Ashley, a young professional moving from Charleston, SC to Cincinnati, OH. McAlpin Apartments in downtown

Cincinnati will provide the raw space.

ConceptBridge Ashley’s life in Charleston with her new home in

Cincinnati.

ProposalAshley’s public space will be inspired by her ocean-side hometown of Charleston and her private space will be

inspired by the surrounding city of industrialized Cincinnati. The connecting space will act as a bridge, much like the iconic bridges in each of the two cities.

Deck &Three-Season Porch

Kitchen, Bar, &Dining

Entry onto “Bridge Walkway”

Home Gym Master Bath

Living Area Home Office Guest Bedroom Master Suite

1/2 Bath Laundry Master Closet

Guest BathCoat Closet

Residential LoftSchool


ObjectiveDesign a loft using a given raw space for Ashley, a young professional moving from Charleston, SC to Cincinnati, OH. McAlpin Apartments in downtown

Cincinnati will provide the raw space.

ConceptBridge Ashley’s life in Charleston with her new home in

Cincinnati.

ProposalAshley’s public space will be inspired by her ocean-side hometown of Charleston and her private space will be

inspired by the surrounding city of industrialized Cincinnati. The connecting space will act as a bridge, much like the iconic bridges in each of the two cities.

Corporate OfficeSchool


ObjectiveDesign a new office branch for an existing company in an

existing building.

ConceptOakley, a specialty sporting goods designer, will open a

new branch in Salt Lake City, Utah specializing in winter sports.

ProposalEmployees will have access to the Salt Lake City Olympic Park, as well as an inspiring view over of the neighboring lake. They will be surrounded by winter sports and they will interact with each other, the products they design,

and the athletes that use them.

Fine DiningSchool


ObjectiveDesign a fine dining restaurant inspired by French

charcuterie.

ConceptThe visible curing of meat practiced in charcuterie shall be

interpreted as the indulgence of sin in plain sight. The theme will play off of Dante’s Inferno and The Seven

Circles of Hell.

ProposalA lavish, dungeon-esque fine dining restaurant where sins

like greed and gluttony are “in”. Being seen indulging in such endeavors is a must-do, to sin and be seen.

MainDining

Charcuterie BarCocktail

Bar Lounge

Reception

Entry

Private/Semi PrivateDining

R.R. R.R.

KitchenNot In Scope

1

2

Fine DiningSchool


ObjectiveDesign a fine dining restaurant inspired by French

charcuterie.

ConceptThe visible curing of meat practiced in charcuterie shall be

interpreted as the indulgence of sin in plain sight. The theme will play off of Dante’s Inferno and The Seven

Circles of Hell.

ProposalA lavish, dungeon-esque fine dining restaurant where sins

like greed and gluttony are “in”. Being seen indulging in such endeavors is a must-do, to sin and be seen.

Aging in P laceSchool


ObjectiveDefine a problem/issue associated with aging in place

and create a solution to solve it.

ConceptWhen a loved one is recovering from an injury/illness, family is the most important support system. While

hospitals and nursing homes separate families, temporary additions bring them together.

ProposalA handicap accessible bedroom and bathroom are added on to the family’s home. The room is

upscale and feels like a home away from home, unlike nursing homes and hospitals.

Bedroom & Living Space

Entry

Restroom









Skylight

Backlit Mirror

Window Shelf

Handicap Rail

Hand Shower

Slip-Free Flooring

Shower Seat

Floor Illumination









Closet

Shelving With Ledge For Walking Assistance

Floor Lighting

Electric Futon Bed



ObjectiveDefine a problem/issue associated with aging in place and

create a solution to solve it.





Residential Comp.Employer

Wilson Associates

ClientLuxe Lake Apartments, Chengdu, China

ObjectiveDesign two model unit apartments to show potential

buyers. Also design all public spaces.

RoleEdit and render hand-drafted floor plans and reflected

ceiling plans of model units and public spaces. Draft plans and furniture in AutoCad. Create and arrange schematic presentations including renderings, material boards, and

furniture. Design closet layouts for model units.

Furniture DesignEmployer

Wilson Associates

ClientPresidential/Price’s Palace, Abu Dhabi, UAE

ObjectiveDesign the adjacent palaces for the Prince of Dubai and

the President of Abu Dhabi

RoleDesign furniture for the most important spaces of the

palaces where retail furniture will not suffice.

HospitalityEmployer

Wilson Associates

ClientRitz Carlton, Tysons Corner, McLean, VA

ObjectiveRenovate existing Ritz Carlton hotel and update outdated

designs.

RoleDraft floor plans and elevations with furniture. Render

floor plans and elevations. Assist in furniture, fixture, and finish selection. Create schematic presentation.

Retail / BoutiqueEmployer

Gensler

ClientBrand Owners at Hudson Grace

ObjectiveDesign a small retail boutique in San Francisco. The store

will carry high end tableware and merchandise.

RoleCreate Revit model of space, structure, and interior. Populate Revit model with furniture and millwork.

Create renderings of interior perspectives and elevations as well as exterior elevations.

Fixture DesignSchool


ObjectiveDesign and create a 3D model or rendering of a store

fixture that communicates an existing brand of headphone.

Concept Statement The “SOL (Soundtrack of Life) CUBE” is a stage for

self-proclaimed DJs to find their next pair of headphones: Sol Republics. On the SOL CUBE DJ table consumers are invited in by the sleek workspace illuminated by glowing

LED ribbons. Hanging from the uneven bars are pre-built headphones to test sound and fit. These

headphones hook up to the tablets embedded in the table. On these tablets are select playlists put together

by the Saviors of Sound (already provided on their website through Spotify), connecting consumers to the artists they love and admire. On the table are tracks, headbands, and cords that let artists create their own look by putting together colors and styles with the

Sol Tepublic Tracks on Ear Remix model.

Lockable door concealing product storage

Back-lit lettering

Clear acrylic with fiber optic light strips built in

Gun-metal-colored acrylic

Black foam with imprints of headphone parts

Fixture DesignSchool


ObjectiveDesign and create a 3D model or rendering of a store

fixture that communicates an existing brand of headphone.

Concept Statement The “SOL (Soundtrack of Life) CUBE” is a stage for

self-proclaimed DJs to find their next pair of headphones: Sol Republics. On the SOL CUBE DJ table consumers are invited in by the sleek workspace illuminated by glowing

LED ribbons. Hanging from the uneven bars are pre-built headphones to test sound and fit. These

headphones hook up to the tablets embedded in the table. On these tablets are select playlists put together

by the Saviors of Sound (already provided on their website through Spotify), connecting consumers to the artists they love and admire. On the table are tracks, headbands, and cords that let artists create their own look by putting together colors and styles with the

Sol Tepublic Tracks on Ear Remix model.

Pop-Up RetailSchool


ObjectiveDesign a pop-up store in the Meatpacking District of

Manhattan for Bonobos, a men’s clothing retailer with a 100% online presence.

ConceptMancation

M A N C A T I O NTake a break from the rat race for some friendly competition.

This is where real men show their physical, mental, and economical self-worth amongst friends - no girls allowed.

This is not a roadtrip to a spa resort your girlfriend booked online. The ideal mancation would be to a handsome lodge in the woods, fully equipped for modern entertaining, with the wilderness surrounding it to the men’s recreational disposal. Hunting, hiking, and drinking are all on the menu and all in good taste.

You’ve worked hard, now it’s time to put your spoils to use.

Pop-Up RetailSchool




ConceptMancation

T H E M A NFlamboyant confidence of style and manner.

T H E M A NFlamboyant confidence of style and manner.

Many of Manhattan’s socialites were born and raised in New York’s most established families. For Wells the story is a little different. He grew up in a small town in upstate New York and had big dreams of moving to the city. He worked meticulously throughout high school to secure a spot at one of the top business schools in the country.

As a graduate of NYUs prestigious business program, Wells is a young professional with a bright future ahead of him in marketing for an up and coming high tech company. His passions don’t stop at innovative marketing strategies and testing new technology and gadgets. He loves throwing frisbee with his black lab, Damian, at the park. He also stays in shape by playing on a men’s rugby team with some colleagues and old college buddies.

His athletic build has made it hard for him to find clothes that flatter him as well as show off the body he has played hard to keep healthy. He wonders why a confident bachelor like himself should hide under cookie cutter slacks.

Pop-Up RetailSchool




ConceptMancation

Fashion WeekEmployerThis Is MKG

ClientPamella Roland for Mercedez Benz Fashion Week

ObjectiveDesign and produce the Pamella Roland fashion show

for Mercedez Benz Fashion Week 2013, NYC.

RoleRendering a perspective to show props and materials including laser-cut Russian gates and laser cut “cobble

stone” runway floor. Monitor the creation of the custom pieces in the warehouse. Attend the fashion

show to observe and document.

ALL MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES MUST COMPLY WITH THE MOST STRINGENT APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND LOCAL SAFETY CODES.

THIS DRAWING AND ALL THE IDEAS, ARRANGEMENTS, DESIGNS AND PLANS CONTAINED HEREIN OR REPRESENTED THEREBY ARE OWNED AND REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF MKG PRODUCTIONS, AND HAVE BEEN CREATED AND DEVELOPED FOR USE ON, AND IN CONNECTION WITH, THE PROJECT SPECIFIED. NEITHER THIS DRAWING, NOR ANY OF SUCH IDEAS, ARRANGEMENTS, DESIGNS OR PLANS SHALL BE APPROPRIATED BY OR DISCLOSED TO ANY PERSON, FIRM OR CORPORATION FOR ANY USE WHATSOEVER, EXCEPT BY SPECIFIC AND WRITTEN PERMISSION OF MKG PRODUCTIONS.

WRITTEN DIMENSIONS ON DRAWINGS SHALL HAVE AUTHORITY OVER SCALED. CONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTURERS SHALL VERIFY AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DI MENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON THE JOB, AND SHALL INFORM THIS OFFICE OF ALL VARIATIONS FROM DRAWINGS PRIOR TO PERFORMING THE WORK. THIS OFFICE SHALL FIRST SEE AND APPROVE THE CONTRACTOR'S FULL-SIZE DETAILS BEFORE ANY FABRICATION IS BEGUN.

THESE DRAWINGS REPRESENT VISUAL CONCEPTS AND CONSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS ONLY. THE DESIGNER AND HIS/HER EMPLOYEES AND ASSISTANTS ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DETERMINE THE STRUCTURALAPPROPRIATENESS OF THESE DESIGNS, AND WILL NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROPER ENGINEER-ING, CONSTRUCTION AND/OR HANDLING OF THE SCENERY/STRUCTURES REPRESENTED HEREIN.

INSTALLSFEBRUARY 11, 2012

VENUELINCOLN CENTER

NEW YORK, NY

01.0VERSION

PAMELLA ROLAND:GATE DESIGN

DWG BY: MARY ANNE

DATE: 01/25/13

SCALE: NTS

168” 168”

70”

NOTE: GATES WILL NEED TO BE NOTCHED AROUND RISERDS AFTER BEING CNC’D. EXACT DIMENSIONS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM LINCOLN CENTER ON FEB 6TH.

ADDITIONAL INFO:1. GATES TO BE CNC’D FROM MDF AND PAINTED SOLID BLACK. (DWG FILE PROVIDED.) GATES ARE EXACT SAME BUT FLIPPED. 2. GOLD TO BE PAINTED AS SPECIFIED3. GATES WILL NEED TO BE SEAMED AS CLEANLY AS POSSIBLE. SEAMS SHOULD DISSAPEAR. 4. SHAUN MENTIONED ADDING “IRON FLARES” - WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS FURTHER.

70”

Fashion WeekEmployerThis Is MKG

ClientPamella Roland for Mercedez Benz Fashion Week

ObjectiveDesign and produce the Pamella Roland fashion show

for Mercedez Benz Fashion Week 2013, NYC.

RoleRendering a perspective to show props and materials including laser-cut Russian gates and laser cut “cobble

stone” runway floor. Monitor the creation of the custom pieces in the warehouse. Attend the fashion

show to observe and document.

Trade ShowEmployerThis Is MKG

ClientGoogle Zeitgeist - Google

ObjectiveDesign spaces used during Google Zeitgeist within

given hotel space. Design special moments and items for guests of Google Zeitgeist to enjoy.

RoleConcept development Graphic design of Welcome

Package. Design and render Zeitgeist planters, opening ceremony space, and “sand box” space.

Trade ShowEmployerThis Is MKG

ClientGoogle Zeitgeist - Google

ObjectiveDesign spaces used during Google Zeitgeist within

given hotel space. Design special moments and items for guests of Google Zeitgeist to enjoy.

RoleConcept development. Graphic design of Welcome

Package. Design and render Zeitgeist planters, opening ceremony space, and “sand box” space.

Pop-Up ExperienceEmployerThis Is MKG

ClientDelta Airlines

ObjectiveDesign and produce a SoHo pop-up experience to advertise the new Delta Terminal 4 at JFK Airport.

RoleConcept development, furniture selection, material

selection, floor plans, interior and exterior renderings and elevations, print and build mechanicals.

Graphic design: billboards, print advertising, digital advertising, lunch boxes, exterior window decals,

signage and wayfinding, interior light boxes, tv and tablet displays, etc.

WEST BROADWAY

BR

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ME

ST.

WEST BROADWAY

DOWN

UP

DOWN

DOWN

UP DOWN

SKY PRIORITYCOUNTERS

SKY PRIORITYLOUNGE

"BAGGAGE CLAIM"CONVEYOR BELTLUNCH SERVICE

EAT & DRINK

WORK & PLAY

BEVERAGEFRIDGE

LIGHTBOX LIGHTBOX

HANDICAPELEVATOR

ACCESS

Storage

"RETAIL &SHOPS"

VENDINGMACHINE

"CHECK-IN" KIOSKS

DELTA DIGITALEXPERIENCE

INTERACTIVE SCALE MODEL

CATERINGONLY - DIRECT

PATH TOKITCHEN ON

LOWER LEVEL

FIRE CODEDOOR

GARBAGE &RECYCLING

GARBAGE &RECYCLING

WEST BROADWAY

WEST BROADWAY

BR

OO

ME

ST.

DOWN

UP

UP

DOWN

RELAX & ENJOY

DELTA SKY CLUB BAR

DELTA SKY CLUBLOUNGE

DELTA SKY DECK

BACK BAR CABINETS BUILTINTO RECESSED AREA

Storage

HANDICAPELEVATOR

ACCESS

DELTA LOGO SIGN

FIRE CODEDOOR

GARBAGE &RECYCLING




RoleConcept development, furniture selection, material

selection, floor plans, interior and exterior renderings and elevations, print and build mechanicals.

Graphic design: billboards, print advertising, digitaladvertising, lunch boxes, exterior window decals,

signage and wayfinding, interior light boxes, tv and tablet displays, etc.




THESE DRAWINGS REPRESENT VISUAL CONCEPTS AND CONSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS ONLY. THE DESIGNER AND HIS/HER EMPLOYEES AND ASSISTANTS ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DETERMINE THE STRUCTURALAPPROPRIATENESS OF THESE DESIGNS, AND WILL NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBIL

-ITY FOR IMPROPER ENGINEERING, CONSTRUC

-TION AND/OR HANDLING OF THE SCENERY/STRUCTURES REPRESENTED HEREIN.

INSTALLAPRIL 15th - 29th

VENUE372 West Broadway

NEW YORK, NY

DELTA T4XPOP-UP SHOP

DWG BY: JS

DATE: 04/11/2013

SCALE: N.T.S

DESCRIPTION: SKY PRIORITY ACRYLIC WALLS

8"

7' 7'-9

1/2

"8'-2

3/8

"

6'-10"

3'-5"3'-5"

7'-8 5/8"

1'-9 7/16"

3'-6 1/16"

5'-3 9/16"

red acrylic

102.7°

76.9°

103.1°

89.4°

167.5°

acrylic:red 2423

90°90°90°90°

conveyor belt counter - planscale: 3/8" = 1'-0"

6" 6"

8'-0"

5'-6"

5'-3

1/2

"

6'-6

1/2

"

countertopwhite laminate

conveyor belt(ordered from manufacturer)

conveyor belt base - planscale: 3/8" = 1'-0"

7'-0"

9" 5'-6" 9"

6'-0

1/2

"

d = 5'-6"

line ofcounter (above)

3/4" plywoodribs




THESE DRAWINGS REPRESENT VISUAL CONCEPTS AND CONSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONS ONLY. THE DESIGNER AND HIS/HER EMPLOYEES AND ASSISTANTS ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO DETERMINE THE STRUCTURALAPPROPRIATENESS OF THESE DESIGNS, AND WILL NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBIL-ITY FOR IMPROPER ENGINEERING, CONSTRUC-TION AND/OR HANDLING OF THE SCENERY/STRUCTURES REPRESENTED HEREIN.

INSTALLAPRIL 15th - 29th

VENUE372 West Broadway

NEW YORK, NY

04.0VERSION

DELTA T4XPOP-UP SHOP

DWG BY: NC

DATE: 03/29/2013

SCALE: AS NOTED

DESCRIPTION: CONVEYOR BELT COUNTERTOP AND BASE

conveyor belt front elevationscale: 3/8" = 1'-0"

conveyor belt back elevationscale: 3/8" = 1'-0"

conveyor belt side elevationscale: 3/8" = 1'-0"

3'-4

"

2"3'

-0"brushed

metalfinish

8'-0"

8'-0"

5'-6"

interiorpainted white

conveyorbelt

brushedmetalfinish

white downlightingunder counter




RoleConcept development, furniture selection, material selection, floor plans, interior and exterior renderings and elevations,

print and build mechanicals.

Graphic design: billboards, print advertising, digital advertising, lunch boxes, exterior window decals, signage and wayfinding,

interior light boxes, tv and tablet displays, etc.

Natalie RadermanAbout the Designer

Thank youThank you for your consideration.

Additional references, work examples, and information are available upon request.

Work experience is the perfect compliment to studying a subject - one should not go without the other. The Professional Practice Program at the University of Cincinnati gave me the ability to put into practice what I learned in school and test my passion and commitment on the field.

Even with the amazing Professional Practice Program at UC, school wouldn’t be school without school. Most graduates from a design college could tell you about the sacrifices that are made to excel in these programs. I believe DAAP’s Interior Design program is notorious in this matter. Missed sleep and social events, time away from familiar faces and loved ones, mistakes and failure that seem world-ending, and blood, sweat and tears are all part of the deal. But the reward is rare and dear. The pride I am able to take in my work after hours of tedious perfecting is incomparable to any other feeling. During school design studios I was able to discover my valuable passion for creative and unique design concepts. The most exciting aspect of projects ranging in many diverse markets was coming up with an original solution to the problem through an extreme concept. My out-of-the-box concepts are easy to apply to every detail of a design because I make sure they are strong and applicable to the subject.

Through numerous diverse experiences, I have been able to pinpoint my passions and strengths. I feel I am more than ready and prepared to find a design firm and commit as well as find my place as an important piece of a strong team of people with a single design goal. I look forward to working hard and being challenged, and to feeling even more passionate about the work when I am at the firm for the long run. I hope to meet these goals with the help of your firm and to add to the firm with my own experiences and perspective.

portfolio june 2013

Documents

design development

ohcollege of design

graphic design

industrial design

hospitality design

interior design class

present design plans

mayaadobe design suite