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Melissa Schieffer. Collective Works. Interior Architecture and Product Design Student. Kansas State University.
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Melissa Schieffer
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Chapel and Community Center
Exhibition Design
Guest House
Premiere 1AAirplane Interior
Ambrosia
Converse RegionalHeadquarters
Wounded WarriorRehabilitation Center
Downtown Kansas CitySpring 2010
Fall 2010
University of Missouri - Kansas City, Fall 2009
Hawker BeechcraftWichita, KS, Fall 2010
Retail and RestaurantSpring 2011
Phoenix, AZFall 2011
Milford LakeFall 2012
Resume
EducationKansas State University, MA
Interior Architecture and Product Design, CIDA
ObjectiveTo obtain an Internship or Full Time position in the field of Architecture, with a focus on Interiors after my Graduation in the Spring of 2013.
Related SkillsHand Drafting and RenderingAutoCad ArchitectureRevit ArchitectureRhino3DS Max DesignAdobe InDesign, Illustrator, PhotoshopMicrosoft Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, Powerpoint
Professional ExperienceCenter For Academic Development,
Kansas City, MO Office Assistant, Fall 2008 - Spring 2010
Worked in Coaching Program. Handled academic records and confidential
information. Answered Telephones in the office. Entered
academic data into the school system. Worked with students on academic probation
to help raise their grades so they could continue at the university.
Human Resource Department, Kansas State University
Office Assistant, Fall 2010 - Spring 2012Handled confidential Student and Faculty
Information, Scanned payroll documents into computer, Linked documents to employees
using ImageNow software
Chapel and Community Center
To accomplish this, the plan allows for free movement throughout the building, while still being seperated into two distinct sides, Chapel and Community. Each section is defined in the roof plan of the building and in the heights of the ceiling, as well as in the materiality of the exterior.
This Chapel Community Center was set to be located on Independence Avenue in Downtown Kansas City. The idea behind the design was to create a fluid building that allowed for easy accesiblity to all sections.
Exhibition Design - Spaceview
Inside the dome will be interactive screens which allow the visiter to explore what is in space, such as black holes, galaxies, and stars. The final side will consist of what space travel will be like in the future, what vehicle will mankind be using and what humans will be wearing. The experience will give families a view into what their own space travel experience might look like.
The Spaceview Exhibit is designed to showcase the idea of middle class families traveling to space. Upon entering the exhibit, the visitor will be surrounded by the current technology and what space travel is like today.
Guest House
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The plan of the residence allows for seperation between public and private spaces. The downstairs contains the kitchen, the living room, and the professor’s office, which is located close to the front door to allow for students to visit and not completely enter the residence. The upstairs contains two bedrooms, a master and a guest, and an outdoor patio. The exterior allows for optimal daylighting in all spaces.
The Guest House was designed in the style of Antoine Predock, to be used by a visiting professor. It was to be placed on the UMKC campus next to the Performing Arts Center. The connection between building and Earth was fundamental in Predock’s style. Therefore, each piece of the building reaches out to its environment.
Premiere IA Airplane Interior
The Premier 1A Aircraft built by Hawker Beechcraft offers a luxury interior guaranteed to accomodate any of your travel needs. The seat conforms to any body type. It can seat any kind of arrangement, whether that be bench or office seating. The console allows for eating, drinking, and working. Pieces of the console slide out allowing for more work room. The seats clip into a grid system in the floor and snap in for security when flying.
Ambrosia
Ambrosia combines the experiences of a housewares store, a coffeeshop, and a fondue restaurant into one sensual and enticing experience. Let your senses take control as you sample various types of fondue and watch the chefs create amazing recipes in the food prep demonstration area. Relax in our coffeeshop or shop for the latest housewares items. Decorate your kitchen and dining table with the amazing products found at Ambrosia.
Downstairs consists of the housewares store and the coffeeshop, combining the different smells of each to create an atmosphere that is enticing and intriguing.
Converse Regional Headquarters
The New Converse Regional Headquarters, set to be located In Phoenix, Arizona across the street from Richard Meier’s new federal courthouse, provides a unique and exciting working space for the employees. The north facing glass facade offers a well lit office space, but is shaded from the harsh sun of the Desert Southwest. The Main Tower contains the Lobby, Conference Room and Regional Vice President’s Office as well as the main circulation between all of the floors. The New Converse Regional Headquarters is a fun and dynamic environment to spark creativity in this already creative brand.
Nurturing Possibilities
When entering Nuturing Possibilities, patients and clients are greeted with a warm and open environment. Directly in front of the main entry is the Reception Desk with space for a small amount of files, and supplies. To the left is a small Cafe, which creates delicious food and scents to fill the air and add to the inviting feeling. To the right is the Waiting Lounge, which provides comfortable seating while the patient waits for their Therapist to meet them at the front.
The Nature Therapy section of the building is located in the center and outermost part of the Site. The Courtyard consists of a balance course which contains Sand, Rock, Uneven Stone and Asphalt with cracks. The Lake Overlook allows for seating by the water but not in it. From the overlook, a patient can experinece the calming sound of the water lapping up onto the shore, while still being protected from falling in the water.
Nurturing Possibilities focuses on Three different types of Therapy: Physical,
Aquatic, and Nature Therapy. To facilitate the needs of these programs,
special facilities are needed. The Physical Therapy section of the building includes
multiple exam rooms, as well as a gym and physical therapy area.
The Aquatic Therapy section of the building has a large natatorium which in
cludes a 3 lane lap pool, a warm and cold water pool and an endless pool with a
current. This area is surrounded by locker rooms and therapist offices and is only
accessible from one door which is located by these offices for security.
Melissa Schieffer1109 S Stagecoach Pl Olathe, KS 66062913.530.6617 [email protected]
