shannon o'toole design portfolio

DESIGN PORTFOLIOS H A N N O N O ’ T O O L E

VIRGI N IA TEC H SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN

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ST U D I O PR O J ECTS 2 010 -2 013

01CORPORATE

CHARITY:WATER

02HIGHER EDUCATION

STUDENT UNION

03CRADLE TO CRADLE

HOUSING

04ENTHAICE

THAI RESTAURANT

05URBAN EXHITBITION

ART GALLERY

06KENTLAND FARMS

FARM TO FORK

Charity: water is small nonprofit organization geared towards bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. The staff and CEO Scott Harrison work together to achieve this goal. Their culture is very collaborative, as there are no defined heads of departments and even the CEO himself is involved heavily within the organization.

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01CHARITY:WATER HEADQUARTERS

The office design is based off the concept of the watering hole; bringing the staff together in a central location within the office to collaborate on new ideas to improve how technology today can change charity.

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CHARITY:WATER HEADQUARTERS

WATERING HOLE


Bringing the staff together in a multi-functional space to excute ideas on how to improve charity through technology and other resources.

RECEPTION

The reception is designed to inspire clients and the staff with images of what charity does and how they are changing charity today.


1. Lobby 858 sq.ft.

2.Conference 322 sq. ft.

3.Financial Planning 210 sq.ft.

4.Office 210 sq.ft.

5.CEO office 235 sq. ft.

6.Work stations 1 1,914 sq.ft.

7.Collaboration space 1 885 sq.ft.

8. Collaboration space 2 450 sq.ft.

9.Lounge 413 sq.ft.

10. Play space 364 sq.ft.

11. Cafeteria 520 sq. ft.

12.Workstation 2 984 sq.ft.

13. Water programming 533 sq. ft.

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Draw together students, officers, and alumni of all departments of the university in wholesome social life and to provide for them suitable amusements and recreations

• allows groups to easily come together & promote civic engagement.

• use transparencies & visibility between the inside and outside.

• Increase synergies between collaborative departments.

• Promoting sustainable ideas on campus through design.

CONCEPT

02C.O.R.E STUDENT UNION

CAMPUS STUDENT UNION

• Core defines the purpose of the student union, its a center to promote the future of organizations, recreation,& exploration.

• The core’s purpose is to enhance the overall educational experiences of students through participation in social, multicultural, intellectual, community service and campus governance programs.

MEDIA LOUNGE

C.O.R.ESTUDENT UNION


The student core reception uses elements of the exterior landscape to embody the outside providing students a sense of the outdoors. the dirrt green wall provides accoustical absorbency and filtering capabilities for better air quality. the seating is flexible and varied for a range of purposes through out the lounge.

STUDENT CORE

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8.OFFICE9. STUDY NOOK10. LOUNGE11. PRIVATE STUDY ROOM12.WORKSTATIONS13.PRIVATE STUDY AREA14.MEN’S RR15. WOMEN’S RR

1. RECEPTION2. CORE LOUNGE3.INDOOR ROCK WALL AREA4.MENS RR5.WOMEN’S RR6.KITCHEN7.SERVER

8. DINING AREA9. ADDITIONAL SEATING10.GAME LOUNGE11.COFFEE/SMOOTHIE CAFE12 CONVIENENCE STORE

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The reception desk was designed to reflect the organic curves of the space. the wood represents the natural material refecting the exterior and the 3form was used to add a modern touch with a pop of color.

CUSTOM RECEPTION DESK


The student lounge features private nooks for students to work on various group or solo projects. The nooks are designed with acoustic paneling for sound control. The nooks also feature a smart board for students to preview presentations without hassle, as well as use as monitor for collaboration.

STUDENT LOUNGE


03CRADLE TO CRADLE HOUSING

CONCEPT Nature has variation,unpredictability, and constant change. Mimicking the ever changing adaptation of nature, the design of the house will incorporate a sequence of continious spaces, volumes, and forms optimized to change to suit the homeowner’s needs. The space turns into some other thing from what it was before, or just changing its character. As for spatial structure, recycling structure or material itself also result in creating long-life space.

Day Street & 8th Street SWSquare Footage 5911 sq. ft.Frontage 40’Average Depth 146’

SITELocation: Old Southwest-Day Avenue SW Roanoke, VA

PROJECT STATEMENT Create a Cradle to Cradle home design that incorporates the local materials of the area, embracing the natural landscape of Roanoke. Provide changing transitions from the inside to the outside. The residence will also provide innovative design implementations of water management and conservation techniques that cater to the lifestyle of the homeowners.

CRADLE TO CRADLE HOUSING

• Properly designed external shading can reduce solar heat gain from glazing by up to 85%

• Solar shading is an effective complementary strategy to air conditioning or mechanical ventilation, providing savings in running costs as well as general energy savings and reduced CO2 emissions.

• Reduces building running costs and increases occupants’ comfort

• Can reduce direct glare whilst allowing high levels of diffused (indirect) natural light, giving a further potential energy saving by reducing artificial lighting needs.

BENEFITS OF SOLAR SHADING

GREY WATER FILTRATION

• Greywater systems reuse and recycle wastewater from the home for use in the garden or even in the home for toilet flushing or washing clothes. The easiest way to use greywater is to pipe it directly outside and use it to water ornamental plants or fruit trees.

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The house is divided into private and public space. The lower level consists of public space consisting of open area for entaining for the family. The lower level also consists of an abundance of storage areas including bike rack storage to encourage sustainable travel. The upstairs is mostly private with two open balconies for leisure time.

FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT

GREY WATER FILTRATION


LIVING ROOM


BEDROOM

BATHROOM


Thailand’s culture has been untouched by European colonization thus allowing it to develop for centuries. Buddhism has long influenced the shaping of this culture in many forms.The concept of the space is to combine the natural landscape and Buddhist influences that have shaped Thai culture for centuries while maintaining a modern high end design.

CONCEPT

04ENTHAICE THAI RESTAURANT

The design of the restaurant combines the natural landscape and Buddhist influences that have shaped Thai culture for centuries while maintaining a modern high end design.The layout of the restaurant is divided into 3 ideas of public, intimate,and private space for guests to utilize the space in a way that best fits for their enjoyment.

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PUBLIC PRIVATEINTIMATE

ENTRANCE

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2.LOTUS POND

3.BAR/LOUNGE

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7.PRIVATE DINING ROOM

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Armstrong FlooringMancos Slate - Beige

16 in. x 16 in. Vinyl Tile

Armstrong FlooringParquet - Light Oak

12 in. x 12 in. Vinyl Tile

Armstrong FlooringMaple - Natural

3 1/4 in. Solid Hardwood

Nemo Tile coUnglazed

Miscellaneous Beige

Nemo Tile Co Green Tech

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Ornate tile Rustic Brick Textured stoneWorn tan plaster

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MAIN DINING

PRIVATE DINING


To design a journey that forces the occupant to reflect on their personal values while being exposed to political and social themes that challenge the norm.The open gallery reflects the environment of an urban city with street art stenciled throughout.

05URBAN EXHITBITION ART GALLERY

CONCEPT

GROUP PROJECT:KELSEY CONROYBETH COATESYUYU SCHATZKATHLEEN BARRY

05FEATURED STREET ARTISTS

CANDY CHANG BANKSY

The use of materials such as painted brick, concrete, metal, and plywood portray the qualities of an industrial city. This allows for Candy Chang’s installations and Banksy’s graffiti to be exhibited indoors, in a gallery without losing the organic quality that is street art.

ENTRANCE/LOBBY TO MUSEUM

GALLERY DESIGN

URBAN EXHIBITION ART GALLERY

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

CONCRETE PARTICLE BOARD SHAW CARPET

WHITE BRICK OAK RECYLCED WOOD

CUSTOM FURNITURE

RECEPTION DESK BENCH

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OPEN GALLERY SPACE



CONFESSIONS WALL SECTION

Immediately upon entering the space, Candy Chang exhibition of ‘Confessions’ is featured along the wall and allows visitors walking through to interact and write down any intimate thoughts.

CANDY CHANG CONFESSIONS WALL

URBAN JOURNEY SECTION

A series of graffiti stencils by Candy Chang strategically placed throughout the winding stairs creates an organic conversation between the visitors and the art. These clean stencils create an introspective environment as visitors continue on their urban journey.

BEFORE I DIE DISPLAY


06KENTLAND FARMSFARM TO FORK

‘Farm-to-fork’ is a current practice in the production of food that refers to the movement of growing food organically and directly providing it to the consumer. The site and history of Kentland Farms can be catered towards a farm to fork dining and cooking establishment. By establishing Kentland Farms into a farm to fork, the culture and local living of the area can be celebrated.

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06 The user experience would begin with farm tours highlighting the local and organic produce that so many cultures have lived off of for years. Following the farm tours, patrons would be lead towards the pavilion where they would be served a set menu meal that consists of seasonal and organic produce from the farm.

REMODELED EXTERIOR

FARM TO FORK DINING EXIHIBITION

KENTLAND FARMS FARM TO FORK


RESTAURANT MAIN DINING AREA

An existing building on Kentland Farms has been retrofitted for the use of the farm to fork. In the design of the Kentland farm to fork, the outdoor pavilion has been transformed using natural materials and lighting. The glazed glass exterior allows for the optimum use of natural lighting while absorbing heat as part of the passive solar system. Inside the building, green walls are utilized to circulate and produce fresh air. Emeco chairs are used for the dining area and the bar - the chairs are made from recycled aluminum. The pavilion has been designed for two spaces - an open dining room as well as a cooking demonstration area. The dining room can be easily rearranged to serve for multiple functions. As much of the existing structure has been left intact as possible.

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SKETCHES

Condtiional sketch exercises ranging from studying the masters like Davinci to everday objects like shoes.

SKETCHES

futurefuturefutureEVER WILL FEEL LIKE

TODAY

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R E L A Y F O R L I F E R A F F L E

200 SET OF PRISMACOLOR MARKERS donated by Mish Mish

RBT CHAIR BY TEKNION

LUTRON DIMMER SET

LIGHTTAPE BUNDLE

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$1 . 1 TICKET$2 . 3 $3 . 5 $5 . 10$10 . 25$25 . 75$50 . 150

STUDENT DESIGN SOCIALLearn about CAUS student organizations over free pizzaBurruss 224 12-1 Friday, Sept. 14

IDEAS

APX

ASLA

IDSA

NOMASG E N S L E R S P E A K E R S E R I E S

3 . 2 PA R A M E T R I C D E S I G N / D E S I G N FA B R I C AT I O N HANSOO KIM YOONHO LEE

3 . 8 D E S I G N R E S E A R C H JILL GOEBEL

3 . 22 INFORMATION GRAPHICS MACAULAY CAMPBELL

3 . 29 D E S I G N I N N O V A T I O N MARIA BUENIDA- CORROCHANO

FRIDAYS IN BURRUSS 224

11 AM ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

NOON CATERED LECTURE

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T O S I G N U P F O R R O U N T A B L E

EMAIL L S L O U G H @ V T . E D U

GRAPHICS

Poster designs for IDEAS interior design lecture series. T-shirt design ideas as well.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University Blacksburg,VaSchool of Architecture + DesignInterior Design,2013 Deans List 2008-present GPA 3.5Study Abroad Program Spain and Portugal Summer 2011

Davis, Carter, Scott Ltd. McLean, VAInterior Design Intern• Designed/developed schemes, created/edited construction documents, developed

space plans, built/rendered interior views/floor plans, and attended client meeting/site visits.

Virginia Tech University Planning and Construction Blacksburg, VAInterior Design Intern• Visit construction sites on campus, edit floor plans in autocad, develop material

schemes. Work closely with the liaison designer of the university and attend meetings.

Innovation Space Blacksburg, VALab Assistant • Assist patrons with a range of software. Troubleshoot, and lead workshops on the

software. Check out audio and video equipment to students and faculty.

[email protected](540)538-5436315 clay street apt.7blacksburg,va 24060

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C O N TAC TS H A N N O N O ’ T O O L Ei n t e r i o r d e s i g n

O B J E C T I V EI am seeking a career with an emphasis on hospitality and corporate design. I look forward to learning new design techniques and gaining real world experience while working to the best of my capabilities.

Software• adobe suite • google sketch-up• autocad revit• autocad architecture• podium• final cut pro 7• su walk

Office• microsoft word• microsoft excel• microsoft

powerpoint

Design• graphic layout• renderings• sketches• space planning• section plans• floorplans• reflective ceiling plans

Interior Designers For Education And Sustainability(IDEAS)Service Coordinator 2012-present• organize service trips with Habit for Humanity in Roanoke• lead teams for Big Event (local Virginia Tech service project)• lead team for Relay for Life

Sigma Kappa SororityPhilanthropy Chair Committee 2011• worked with the philanthropy committee to organize week long events to raise money

towards Alzeheimers Disease Research and Gerontology• participate in yearly memory walk to end Alzheimers

American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) • member 2012-present

S K I L L S

M E M B E R S H I P S

AWA R D S Kimball Office Award for Best Use of Villa Furniture• Student Union Project 2012CAUS Student Diversity Award• Kentland Farms Diversity Competition

THANK YOU

shannon o'toole design portfolio

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water headquartersbringing

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safe drinking water

fork charity

student core reception

collaboration space