Marissa Martinie Portfolio

MARISSA MARTINIE

PORTFOLIO 2016

MARISSA MARTINIE RESUME
E: [email protected]
EDUCATION
C: 616.690.4992
A: 7717 42ND AVE Central Michigan University
HUDSONVILLE, MI 49426
Bachelor of Applied Arts, Interior Design, CIDA

Expected Graduation: May 2016

DESIGN EXPERIENCE

Central Michigan University: August 2014-Present

Teacher Assistant
•Organized coursework and the display of coursework for CIDA exhibition

•Creatively designed and constructed program installation in large display case
•Work in partnership with Professor on Learning Center project

Next Step Ministries: May 2015-August 2015

Nassau, Bahamas, Construction Team-Member

•Enthusiastically instructed student volunteers in building procedures with a focus on safety and accuracy
•Proactively estimated equipment and materials needed for each building phase
•Humbly served the residents of the community

Michigan AmeriCorps: May 2014-August 2014

Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity, Construction Associate

•Created and implemented A Brush with Kindness Program
•Passionately served on construction site alongside volunteers
•Instructed volunteers to safely and properly complete physical building tasks
•Created Microsoft Project building schedule, correctly estimate materials required, order and pick up materials
•Formatted project invoices, contact potential partner families

AWARDS

•Learning and Leading Award, Central Michigan University, 2015

•Helen Lohr Scholarship, Central Michigan University, 2015
•Tracey Marie Rondy Memorial Award, Central Michigan University, 2014 & 2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS MALEKY INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER

STUDIO 3: SPECIAL USER GROUPS 1

ALEXANDER MCQUEEN BOUTIQUE AND LOUNGE 11

STUDIO 4: RETAIL AND RESTAURANT

E D G E FAMILY HEALTH CENTER 29
STUDIO 5: HEALTHCARE
KAFFEETIME COFFEE SHOP 35
LIGHTING AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

NEXT STEP MINISTRIES 41
INTERNSHIP

LAKESHORE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY 45

INTERNSHIP

MALEKY INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER

Designed in collaboration with Kaitlyn Halula and Nada Alabdulwahab

OBJECTIVE: Design a facility consisting of an elderly assisted living

center for 12 residents and daycare for 15 young children. This facility
should follow ADA guidelines and provide interaction opportunities among
generations.

SOLUTION: Research informed our design decisions by ntegrating design

theories such as Eden Alternative, Greenhouse design, and psycological
design.Inspired from the Morrocan culture, an Arabic speaking country,
Maleky means, “royalty.” The desire was for all occupants enjoying this
intergeneration center to feel important, honored, and royal as they use
the spaces. Not only is this a focus for the elderly generation spending
their last years here, but also for the children growing up here, and the
staff who support their family from this center.

SOFTWARE USED: AutoCAD, SketchUp

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INSPIRATION

CONCEPT COLOR PALETTE

The beautiful intricate patterns found in tapestry, hand
carved wood, and tile was the primary inspiration.
Patterns helped create the overall shape of the facility,
repetitively organize the space, and select materials
and finishes. The pointed arch is a main shape
featured throughout the facility.

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ROOM 9 ROOM 10

ROOM 3 ROOM 4

BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM BATHROOM

KITCHEN

STORAGE 2 KITCHEN BATHROOM BATHROOM STORAGE 3 BATHROOM BATHROOM
AIRLOCK ROOM 5 AIRLOCK ROOM 12

BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM BATHROOM
ROOM 6
ROOM 7 ROOM 8 DINING ROOM 11

ROOM 1 ROOM 2 DINING

LIVING

LIVING

STAFF LOUNGE BATHROOM

BATHROOM LAUNDRY JANITOR'S CLOSET

STAFF LOUNGE GUEST ROOM

LAUNDRY JANITOR'S CLOSET
236.15 SQ FT.
GUEST ROOM STORAGE 5

STORAGE 5 GAMES LIBRARY

SALON BANK

GREENHOUSE THERAPY CHAPEL

SHOP COURTYARD COURTYARD

THEATER STORAGE 6
STORAGE 1

MARKET CENTRAL

JANITOR CLOSET

ELDERLY LOBBY INFANT OUTDOOR STORAGE EDUCATIONAL AREA
SHARED ENTRANCE NAPPING/PLAY AREA CRIB CRAFT

DAYCARE LOBBY NURSING PLAY BATH
CONF. ROOM DRAMATIC PLAY
CONNECTION
TO EXISTING CHILD CUBBIES LARGE MOTOR PLAY
BUILDING STORAGE/COAT
AREA LOUNGE

STAFF LOCKER ROOM GIRL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE STUDY GIRLS NAP
CUBBIES
STAFF ROOM BOYS
BATHROOM GIRLS
STAFF LOCKER ROOM BOY BATHROOM BATHROOM

BOYS NAP

N DINING

KITCHEN

DINING STORAGE 4

FLOOR PLAN

GENERATIONAL ORGANIZATION

ELDERLY NEIGHBORHOODS
-Resident Rooms -Staff Lounge

-Living Room -Guest Room

-Dining Room -Storage

-Kitchen -Janitor’s closet

-Laundry -Guest Bathroom

SHARED SPACE, “THE MARKETPLACE”
-Greenhouse -Therapy

-Outdoor Park -Game room

-Market Central -Library

-Theatre -Chapel

-Shop

-Salon

-Bank

CHILDREN’S NEIGHBORHOOD -Schoolagers lounge -Director’s office
-Infant indoor play space

-Infant outdoor play space -Boys sleeping room -Staff room

-Infant nursing space -Girls sleeping room -Conference room

-Infant crib room -Boys bathroom

-Toddler play room -Girls bathroom

-Toddler craft room -Schoolagers study area

-Toddler educational space, reading loft -Schoolagers outdoor

-Toddler bathroom -Kitchen

-Toddler outdoor play space -Dining room

-Toddler cubby space -Bathroom

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GREENHOUSE

Shared space for elderly residents,
children, staff, and visitors to spent time
together.

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SCHOOLAGER’S LOUNGE

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FURNITURE SPECIFICATIONS

JANITOR CLOSET B2 B2 B2 B2 B2 FURNITURE PLAN - CHILD
NAP SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"
ELDERLY LOBBY
DAYCARE LOBBY B2 B2 B2 B2 B2

STORAGE 22

FURNITURE PLANB2 READINGLOFT

B2

EDUCATIONAL AREA

B5 B5
CRIB
INFANT OUTDOOR 2 2
NAPPING/PLAY AREA B2

INFANT OUTDOOR B5 B5 B2 T5 TODDLER/PRESCHOOL
NAPPING/PLAY AREA CRAFT PLAYGROUND

NURSING

T5

CONF. ROOM B5 CHANGING

BIRDS C1 CHILD C7 BATH DRAMATIC PLAY
STORAGE/COAT PLAY LARGE MOTOR PLAY
C1 C1 AREA C8
T3 C7 STUDY 22
C7 T7 CUBBIES MALEKY INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER
C1 C1 C2 C7 T3
C8
C1

FISH TANK C1
C2 T3
C2
C1
STAFF LOCKER ROOM GIRL LOUNGE

C1 DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

C2 C1 C5 C5 C5 CUBBIES
B4 C5 T8
GIRLS
C2 BATHROOM B3 B3 B3 S2
B4 GIRLS NAP
C6
STAFF ROOM

22 BOYS
BATHROOM

STAFF LOCKER ROOM BOY

BATHROOM

B3 SCHOOLAGERS' PLAYGROUND
BOYS NAP
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B3

B3

BATHROOM BATHROOM

BATHROOM

KITCHEN

KITCHEN BATHROOM BATHROOM STORAGE 3 FURNITURE SCHEDULEBATHROOM BATHROOM
ROOM 5 AIRLOCK

BATHROOM BATHROOM ROOM 7 ROOM 8 DINING ROOM 11 ROOM 12
ROOM 6

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BATHROOM

BATHROOM LAUNDRY JANITOR'S CLOSET

GUEST ROOM

LAUNDRY JANITOR'S CLOSET

3 STORAGE 5 236.15 SQ FT. T1STORAGE 5

BANK GAMES C3 LIBRARY
THERAPY CHAPEL
GREENHOUSE

SHOP COURTYARD COURTYARD
 
6 STORAGE 6

  S3

 
MARKET CENTRAL

Code Color Material Description
(Manufacturer, Name, Number, Size)

1 Blue Nile Paint Sherwin Williams, Blue Nile, SW 6776, Eggshell Finish,

2 Valentine PaintJANITOR CLOSET Sherwin Williams, Valentine, SW 6587, Eggshell Finish

OBBY 3 Gold Crest Paint Sherwin Williams, Gold Crest, SW 6670, Eggshell Finish

4 Tango Paint Sherwin Williams, Tango, SW 6649, Eggshell Finish

5 White Cotton Paint Sherwin Williams, White Cotton, SW 7104, Semi-Gloss Finish

6 Cream Carpet Tile STORAGE Shaw Contract Group, Merge Tile Blue limit, 59167, 18” x 36”
EDUCATIONAL AREA

7 Cream Carpet Tile Shaw Contract Group, Vapor Tile Lustrous, 5T036, 18”x36”
INFANT OUTDOOR
8 CreaNmAPPING/PLAY AREA Vinyl CRIB Armstrong, Ridge View Vinyl Tile, 12”x 12”

9 Blue Vinyl MCRAuFrTafloor, Morocco
Lonseal Flooring, No. 3 Adobe Tan Lonswirl
10 NUPRSaINvGer Vinyl
Maharam, Filament, Woodgrain, 399417, 43” Wide
OBBY 11 Woodgrain Wall Covering

CONF12. ROOM Antique Wall Covering Design Tex, Hush, Antique, J278 106, 54” Wide
Wall CoveringPLAY BATH
13 CHILD Lapis Wall Covering
STORAGE/COAT Design Tex, King Tut, Lupis, 6609 501, 54” WDRiAdMeA,TIC PLAY
Ceiling Tile
14 AREA Rattan Design Tex, Helix, Rattan, CJ3UB1B3IE7S01, 53” Wide PLAY
15 White LARGE MOTOR

Armstrong, Wellington, 46, 12”x12”x1/2”

16STAFF LOCKER ROOMGGrIRaLy Stone Paver ​Lowes, ​Allegheny Four-Cobble Patio Stone, 16”x16”

17 Blue Wall Tile Casablanca Market, Mediterranean Tiles, Utica MT014, 4”x4” LOUNGE

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
BOYS
FINISH SCHEDULESTAFFROOM STUDY
CUBBIES

GIRLS NAP

BATHROOM GIRLS

STAFF LOCKER ROOM BOY BATHROOM

BATHROOM

BOYS NAP

DINING

KITCHEN

9 DINING STORAGE

ABDULWAHAB MALEKY INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER
IND 339

RESDIENT LIVING ROOM/DINING ROOM

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AALLEEXXAANNDDEERRMMCCQQUUEEEENNBBOOUUTTIQIQUUEE+ANLODULNOGUENGE

OBJECTIVE: Design Alexander McQueen flagship boutique and lounge in an existing three

story building in New York, NY.

SOLUTION: Inspired by Alexander McQueen’s performances, the concept of ‘Calm in the

Chaos’ determined every design decision. The space encompasses various walking levels
among the three floors of the building, as well as many route options to travel throughout
the space. Visitors wander throughout the building, choosing their path of travel, turning
corners that have unseen destinations. These paths lead to discoveries of incredible McQueen
garments and accessories, as well as areas for sitting and conversing. This is the calm in the
chaos. Unknowingly, travelling the space can seem chaotic, but the moment a prized McQueen
gown or an intimate space to catch up with a friend is discovered, all emotions are calmed.

SOFTWARE USED: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop,

3D physical modeling

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CALM IN THE CHAOS

Each performance authored, designed, and directed by Alexander McQueen communicates a predominant message.
The content of his performances alludes to a much deeper insight than simply viewing the beautiful, intricate garments he
creates. McQueen uses each garment, model, and stage presentation holistically as an opportunity to advocate an idea to
his audience in hopes of creating emotional responses within them. The garments and composition of the performance speak
the message for him.
McQueen battles the standards, perspectives, traditions, and other patterns of his audience’s life to effectively portray
his deeper message. The lenses that the audience views McQueen’s performances through will subconsciously alter their
emotional response to his message. Therefore, each individual in the audience has a chaotic, messy, disorderly composition
of ideas that exists due to the standards, perspectives, traditions, and patterns of the culture they know. Amongst the
varying compositions of each viewer, McQueen thrives in relentlessly advocating a clear, detailed, intentional message to his
audience; a message that initiates a long lasting emotional response.
This is the calm in the chaos.

INSPIRATION

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DESIGN ELEMENTS

Layers Contrast Movement

SKETCHES

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SPATIAL MODEL

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176 Perry Street
New York, NY

1st two floors and basement

6,200 sq. ft. on the upper two levels
1,500 sq. ft. on basement level

Architect: Richard Meier

SITE

PROGRAM

Customers are welcomed with a personal experience of traditional coffee
from cultures across the world, served the same way it would be served in that
culture.  Coffee is roasted in a central fire column beginning on the first floor
and extending to the second floor.

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STUDY MODELS
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2

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FIRST FLOOR LOUNGE + RETAIL

2

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STAIRWELL

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SECOND FLOOR LANDING

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BASEMENT RETAIL + LOUNGE

BASEMENT
1

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SECOND FLOOR LOUNGE + RETAIL SECOND FLOOR
3

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SECOND FLOOR
LOUNGE + RETAIL
ELEVATION

SECOND FLOOR
3

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FLOOR PLANS

BASEMENT
1

2

SECOND FLOOR 26
3

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SECTION MODEL

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KEALDFEFGXEAENTDIFMEAERMCIMLOYCFQHFUEEAEELNLTOHBUOCNUEGNTEITQEURE AND LOUNGE

OBJECTIVE: Using an exitsing facility, create a Pediatric Center including six exam rooms, two doctors

offices, a nurse station, waiting room, reception area, and employee lounge and workroom. This
facility should be ADA compliant, furnished with healthcare and commercial grade furniture, finishes,
and equipment

SOLUTION: E D G E Family Health Center is focused on the patient’s experience; ensuring a soothing,

yet reviving response. The repeating angles found in the architecture and finish details signify action;
moving in the direction of healing. The space is infused with calm complementary colors, low profile
commercial grade furniture, soft light, and continuous patterns. Each exam room is named after an
animal that is characterized by courage, strength, willpower, or healing, and displayed at the entrance
of the room and as an accent wall covering in the room. Finished materials support the function of the
space and the design concept; allowing for maximum quality performance by E D G E Staff.

SOFTWARE USED: Revit, Photoshop

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NURSE’S STATION AND CORRIDOR

Nurse’s station is central to the six exam rooms for easy access. Angled flooring
and linear recessed luminaires act as additional wayfinding strategies. Each
room is labeled with a graphic representation of the animal and the title.

ARMSTRONG FLOORING

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ELEPHANT EXAM ROOM
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT

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FLOOR PLAN

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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KALFEFXEAENTDIMEERCMOCFQFUEEEENLOBUONUGTEIQUE AND LOUNGE

OBJECTIVE: Explore lighing concepts learned to properly and attractively illuminate a

coffee shop.

SOLUTION:The luminaires chosen for illuminating the seating areas are both functional

and visually appealing, enhancing the concept of kaffetime. For illuminating the coffee
bar preparation area, pendants with 70 watts provide plenty of light to complete tasks.
A directional spot light with a 40 degree flood is in a fixed position illuminating the menu
board.
To address the 14’ exposed ceilings in this space, curved wood panels are suspended
at three different heights from the ceiling, located above the coffee bar preparation
area. Visually, this grounds the space, leading the customer’s eye to where they need to
go. These curved wood panels, inspired from Scandinavian design, also hide the pendants
above the coffee preparation area.

SOFTWARE USED: AutoCAD, SketchUp

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kaffetime is a Scandinavian
and nature inspired coffee
shop, named after the phrase
kaffeetime, meaning “coffee
hour” in the Norwegian
language. Nature-made,
texturized materials and finishes
meet the smooth, tapered, thin
wood elements of Scandinavian
design. The contrast of textures
and color infuse remarkably,
creating an environment that is
fresh, natural, and simple.

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11'-443" 11'-178" FLOOR PLAN
12'-4"
#13'-843" 38

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SECTION VIEW

FINISH SCHEDULE
KAFFETIME FINISH SCHEDULE

CODE IMAGE LOCATION MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATION
P1 BENJAMIN MOORE
COFFEE SHOP FOREST MOSS PAINT
NORTH WALL AURA INTERIOR PAINT
EAST WALL EGGSHELL FINISH
SOUTH WALL

P2 BATHROOM BENJAMIN MOORE WARREN ACRES
NORTH WALL AURA INTERIOR PAINT
EAST WALL EGGSHELL FINISH
SOUTH WALL
WEST WALL

P3 COFFEE SHOP BENJAMIN MOORE UNIVERSAL BLACK
F1 CEILING AURA INTERIOR PAINT
W1 MATTE FINISH

COFFEE SHOP KEMIKO’ S KEMIKO’ S TERRA FRESCO COLOR PAKS
BATHROOM WHITE TERRA FRESCO BASE
UTILITY GREY DYE

COFFEE SHOP RECLAIMED WOOD RECLAIMED WOOD INSTALLED VERTICALLY
WEST WALL
⅓ BOTTOM
NORTH WALL

LUMINARIE SCHEDULE

KAFFETIME LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE

CODE PHOTO DIMS VOLT MFG FINISH DESCR. LOCATION MAX # MFG # LAMP NOTES
WATT LAMPS
F-1 160cm H 220V Creative Wood, Tripod Small L-JQ1001 LED
Lounge 40W 1

45cm Dia Arts Cloth

P-1 31cm dia 120V Frandsen Metal, Pendant Countertop 40W 3 Treetop E27
P-2 Oak

P-3 6” 120V PMC Black Pendant Work area 12W 4 Sylinteri LED DIM
P-4
P-5 Aperture Lighting Kiel 580mm Natural Wooden
E-1 Pendant
R-1 $599.00
 
SPECIFICATIONS
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68cm H 12V Secto Walnut Pendant Table 11W 1 Octo LED SKU 010969
54 cm Dia Design veneer 60W 1 4240 E27 Product Type
150cm 35W 1 Brand Lighting
cable 240V Lucci 4.6W 1 Warranty
Decor 30W 2 Width / Diameter (mm) Lucci Décor
580 mm Height (mm) 12 Months from date of
DIA 12V Cooper Suspension purchase
310 mm H Lighting Voltage 580
Globe Included
2 ½” L Globe Type 310
2 ⅛” W Globe Quantity
3 ¾” E Wattage (Max) 1500
Energy Saving
Room Type 240V
Style
Colour No

ES

1

60W

NO
Dining Room, Kitchen,
Living Room
Modern, Scandinavian

Brown

Natural Pendant Small 010969 E27 DESCRIPTION

Kiel 1 light 580mm pendant in natural wood

Wood Lounge

Steel Track Menu LV303 MR11 Secto Design Oy *Price and Product details are correct only at the time of printing.
Kauppalantie 12
Lighting Board 02700 Kauniainen
Finland
tel. +358 9 5050598
fax +358 9 5475 2535
[email protected]
www.sectodesign.fi

16 ¾” W 120/ Cooper clear surface Entry/Exit ES series LED
12” H 227V Lighting wall Door
3 ½”D mount ES7
120V Cooper white
4-inch Lighting Recesse Restroom RL460W LED DIM
d Storage
H Octo 4240 pendant
natural birch, black laminate or white laminate, walnut veneer

 The shade is made of form pressed birch slats
 White and black finishes have been laminated
 Walnut finish has a waxed walnut veneer on top
 Height of the shade 68 cm, diameter 54 cm, weight 1,8 kg
 The cable is a heat-resistant textile cable, standard length 150 cm, ceiling plug +

ceiling cup
 Bulb base E27
 Included light bulb:

Megaman LED Classic, E27, 11 W, 1055 lumen, 2800 K, warm white
 International Protection Rating: IP20
 Dimension of the box: 59 x 59 x 77 cm, 4 kg

Please note that there must always be 15 mm around the bulb for air circulation. The use of special
bulbs such as halogen, mirror or 12 V bulbs in Secto Design lamps is forbidden, due to overheating.

LUMINARIE PLAN

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NAELXETXSATNEDPEMRINMICSQTURIEESN-BNOEUWTIQDUOERMANCDONLOSUTRNUGCETION

OBJECTIVE: Build new 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom dormitory building for the

residents of All Saints Camp suffering from HIV/Aids. This project will be
completed by leading high school student volunteers through the construction
process safely and accurately. Nine week project timeline.

SOLUTION: Beautiful, safe, clean, accessible building complete with drywall.
ACTIONS USED: Estimate, order, and purchase building materials. Leadership.

Strong communication with other staff construction leads regarding building
projects.

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ACTION SHOTS

Serving
Learning
Teaching
Leading

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LALKEXSAHNODRERHMACBQITUAETEFNORBOHUTMIQAUNEITYAND LOUNGE

OBJECTIVE: Construction Assistant to Construction Director at Lakeshore Habitat for

Humanity(LHFH). Complete four new home builds and two neighborhood revitalization
projects. Implement the Habitat for Humanity, “A Brush with Kindness” program at LHFH.

SOLUTION: Estimated, selected, ordered, purchased, and picked up building materials

for all stages of construction. Lead volunteers through building processes accurately and
safely. Created the “A Brush with Kindness” program manaul, first project was completed
in Fall 2014, just after finishing my internship

SOFTWARE/ACTIONS USED: Leadership, Communication, Microsoft Project, Microsoft

Office Excel

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RESTORE REMODEL

The original ‘Habitat green’ ReStore check out counter was
lacking organization, was not appealing to customers, and
did not reflect the mission of Habitat for Humanity and the
purpose of the ReStore. As a response, I proposed a remodel
for this area that uses repurposed materials and has forms
characteristic of a home, supporting the goal of the ministry.

616.393.8001 lakeshorehabitat.org ReStore Remodel

12727 Riley St. Estimate
Holland, MI 49424 August 4,2014

Materials Amount
lumber:
2x4x10 350 ft
2X4x8 14
2x6x12 4
4x4x12 4
4x8 osb 9 sheets

Concrete countertop mix -menards 57.14 sq ft=6 cubic feet
concrete stain 1 gallon
re rod 36'

wood pallets-space beneath the countertop 63 sq. ft
stain pallet wood 1 quart

roof shingles 36 sq. ft

Corrugated metal for overhang 25 ft long, 3ft wide

Recessed can lights 6
Electrical wiring for lights
1 box
Shakes
1 quart
Paint beams 1 gallon
paint interior walls

$ 28.00

Right above, My proposed sketch and estimate
Left, “After” ReStore Remodel

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