Shauna

Hotel offering equipment rentals for cycling and rafting among other activities; designed with the intent on being apart of any downtown Calgary West Expansion. The goal is to bring vibrancy to an otherwise industrial/ depot area of the city, bumping up the appeal of our downtown to visitors as well as Calgarians.

A lively resort situated in Station 2 on the island of Boracay, Philippines. Established on a prime white beach, guests can enjoy Boracay's famous powder white sands and turquoise water right in front of the resort. Inspired by contemporary architecture, the exterior displays eco friendly wall and flooring, textured concrete frames, and floor to ceiling windows with a blue-tiled infinity pool and bar surrounded by lush foliage. Interior décor balances these features with mango wood grilled slating, polished concrete, floor to ceiling green walls, and cane furniture. The Jasmine Resort Boracay is the ideal vacation stay for those seeking charming, modern living in a tropical paradise.

Located at the base of the Jasmine Resort Boracay, Champagne Mango serves up traditional Filipino cuisine casually with some larger shared plates for groups and celebrations. Featuring a large roasting pit fashioned from a jeepney vehicle, tourists can enjoy the experience while locals can still feel at home. This is a family friendly restaurant holding a relaxed, fun and casual vibe to further your paradise experience. The décor is a balance between contrasting bright colours, wicker and cane furniture details with added tropical touches.

A biophilic design with the intent of the design being to increase occupant connectivity to nature. Evoking the creative process and shining a light on new methods of sharing and brainstorming in a less stressful environment. Utilizing a working showroom to allow clientele and customers to view the product in a working backdrop.

This was a practice in rendering using 3DS MAX. We were given a floorplan, the goal was to model, materialize, light, and render a lobby design utilizing different daylight. I decided based on the two doors that this would be a lobby design for some kind of spa. With the intent that behind each door lead a path to different service types. Following the terrazzo floor path to the left leads to a set of services and following the wood slating on the dropped ceiling to the right leads to a different set of rooms for services. With product display in the lobby/ waiting areas.