Here is a studio project from the Drexel Interiors program. This is the 11th floor of the Comcast Building in Philadelphia.

The idea was to imagine a company that needs to occupy a corporate space, and design based upon concepts taken from the culture and values of the company. 

I conceptualized a textile manufacturing company that focused on water conservation: Fabrify.  The grounded structure of the floor layout complements the fluidity of the ceiling designs. 

- Furniture selected from Steelcase and Herman Miller Manufacturing.

- Drafted in Auto CAD, 3d modeled and rendered in Revit. Construction documents made in Revit.

- See door schedule, cabinetry, wall section/details and custom cubicle drafts below.

Cubicle Design 

- Re-created the Eames House architectural drafts using AutoCAD. See door jamb detail below.

- Designed and rendered a conceptual space inspired by the works of Sam Maloof. The space consists of a residential living space and open to the public art gallery.

- Drawn and built in AutoCAD and Google SketchUp, and rendered in Adobe Photoshop.

- Used the existing plans of the Maison A' Bordeaux building to create a revit model, render sections and perspectives of interesting parts of the structure. 

- Rendering styles include collage, minimal and furniture intensive.

- Programs used: Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator.