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ContentsRestaurant Design- RUST
Offi ce Design- JUMP
Residential Design- The White Schoolhouse
Hand Renderings
Miscellaneous Study Abroad- China Artwork Independent Travel
Dining at RUST is one of the keen-est and coziest things to do downtown Madison, Wisconsin. You will expe-rience food that throws you into the wild. We’ve hunted and gathered foods to mimic those of our ancestors; everything is made from scratch and made in-house. We’ve incorporat-ed pastoral elements and contrast-ed them against soft textures to en-tice you to enjoy yourself. Sometime during the night, let yourself get a little wild, take a spin on the dance fl oor, and learn a new dance or two!
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While you wait for your table, immerse yourself in the bar area. Whether you lounge in the wing-back chairs, enjoy a one-of-a-kind specialty cocktail, observe the dance fl oor or view historic pictures on the walls, you’ll be living on the wild-side. Best of all: the bar mimics the shape of a horseshoe to bestow good luck to all.
JUMP Design was born out of a desire for improving the everyday lives of people, a passion for innovative technology and design. As a result, industrial designs, engineering and branding have become JUMP’s core offerings. The diverse units of employees at JUMP work closely together to design innovative solutions for a vast range of clients worldwide. A prime opportunity to express brand is within the new reception space and the JUMP ideation zone but the brand message should be pervasive throughout the space. The design solution is completed using products from Kimball, designing an interior offi ce environment of the future that incorporates the culture, brand, work style and needs of JUMP.
The White Schoolhouse is a condominium in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The owner was looking to take advantage of the old- school charm, whilecreating a look that expressed their aesthetic. The owner desired a place to relax, live and age gracefully. Special alterations were made in order to accommodate wheel-chair accessibility for the future. The open concept allows the owner to entertain friends and family for any occasion. An open living room, dining room and kitchen with a cohesive color pallet helps to keep an open entertaining space. The master bedroom and bathroom adhere to ADA guidelines in order to meet the needs of the client for the future; the kitchen also follows these guidelines since it is the hub of the home.
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