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Natalie JohnsonInterior Design PortfolioSelected WorksNJ
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Mill Village Brewing Company
Crystal sky
Bloom + COLLECTION
Home grown
20-21
Photography
Project Date: Fall 2014
Project Type: Commercial
Mill Village Brewing Company
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Mill Village Brewing Company was a studio project where I had to design a brew pub for building I at Revolution Mills in Greensboro, North Carolina. I started with learning about kitchen and brewing design.
Over several months I learned about how beer is made, how long it takes for different kinds of beer to ferment and exactly how much roughly 200 people can drink in one night. Then I began learning about how to build a menu. How food is made behind the scenes in a restaurant. Then how this contributes to how a commercial kitchen is designed.
View from complex entrance
Over several weeks I began to assemble a list of required equipment and then began to search for the appropriate kitchen equipment. While receiving advice from two members of Greensboro’s health department I was able to create a safe and functional kitchen plan.
Then I began to work on the layout of the main hall space. After spending a week in Germany earlier that year, I drew from personal experience. I chose materials and furniture that match the aesthetic of a traditional German beer hall. Focusing on communication as a concept.
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View from a table 1
View from Main Entrance 2
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Brewery Storage
Electrial closet
Open To Below
Brew Master'soffice
Brew House
Mill Room
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Fire Exit
Second Floor Plan
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Fermenters
Brite Tanks
Main Dining
Eletrical closet
Office
Women'sRestrooms Men's Restoom
Staf
f Res
troom
Brewery
Dish Washing
Kitchen
FreezerCoolerDry Storage
Seats 80
Seats 220
Bar
Prepsink
Hot
line
Coo
l Lin
e
Seats 19
Waiting Area
Hostess Stand
Hostess Stand
KitchenEntrace
Beer RailStanding Room 50
Outdoor Seating
Outdoor Bar
Kitchen Exit
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Acoustic Wall Covering
Fire Exit
Fire Exit
Main Entrance
Entrace From MillDeliveries Entrance
First Floor Plan
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View of Bar 3
Wood Works Walls
Name: Wood Works Walls 5665BODimensions: 12IN x 96IN x 2-3/4INComposition: Dark WalnutManufacturer: Armstrong
Name: BioAcoustic Infill PanelDimensions: 24” x 24” x 5/8”Composition: BioAcoustic Infill PanelManufacturer: Armstrong
Finish Face: Black (Matte)
NRC: .75
Acoustic paneling
Dining Table
Manufacturer: Thos. Mosier
Name: Rectangular Dinning Table
Size: 30” H X 36” W X 80” L
Material: Cherry
Last Minute Stool
Manufacturer: Coalesse
Name: Last Minute Stool
Material: Trivalent Chrome Base
Size: 17” D, 17 1/4” W, 31 1/2” H. Seat 30 1/2 “ H
Upholstery: Elmosoft LeatherStubby Stack
Manufacturer: Eureka
Name: Stubby Stack
Size: 5.16” H, 4.79” Diameter
Material: Die formed steel
Light Source: Halogen MR 16
Chandelier
Manufacturer: Fontana Arte
Name: Chandelier
Size: 35.4” diameter
Material: structure: gray aluminium, hanging cables: stainless steel, diffusers: sandblasted borosilicate .
Light Source: CFL
Furniture + Finishes
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Final Circulation and space planning
Initial Circulation and space planning
Main Dinning
Bar and Kitchen
Stairs and Elevator
Storage
Restroom
Brewery
Customers
Staff
Key
Crystal skyView from street
Project Date: Fall 2012
Project Type: Commercial Product
Project Team: I worked with Teraesa Douglas to create this project. I created the 3-D form in Rhino and then rendered the images using Photoshop.
Project Location: Centennial Olympic Park. Atlanta, Georgia
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Crystal Sky was a studio project where we were challenged with designing a Pop-up shop. We were given a Ball-Nogues as an architecture firm to emulate and a products from MRKT store to display. The shop needed to be able to fit into a shipping container. We were also encouraged to base the structure off the process of folding. We folded paper with the water bomb tessellation.
After researching and testing out many origami folding methods we decided on the water bomb tessellation because of its strong repeating pattern. This allowed us design a structure that could be assembled out of uniform pieces. Then the products would hang from the interior parts structure, as if they were hanging from crystals.
Panorama View of siteFolding process
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Front Elevation
Top Plan
East Elevation
Process rendering
Bloom + COLLECTION
Project Date: Fall 2012
Project Type: Product
Project Team: I worked with Teraesa Douglas and Elizabeth Leonard to create this project. I contributed many drawings, models, ideas, and made final models of all the products.
Bloom Clock
Corset
Teardrop
The Bloom + collection was a project that was designed to be launched on Kickstarter [crowd funding]. We were asked to create a time piece, a shelf and vessel. After a few ideas we decided to vacuum form foam to create this project. Each product was created with kids craft foam, industrial adhesive and elastic.
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The Bloom Clock was developed a portable time piece. Meant to be set up next to a bed or a desk. The flexibility of the foam allowed us to create a form that would close it petals around the face of the clock to protect the arms.
The corset was designed to carry cards and other important information. Its simple design allows for easy access to cards.
The Teardrop was developed to be a portable night stand that can hang from any surface. It can bend to hold onto a ledge or be hung by the cord..
Home Grown
Project Date: Fall 2014
Project Type: Commercial
Project Team: I worked with Elizabeth Leonard, Shelly Gates, Kimberly Mott and Ana Dimeo. I contributed to this group by making all of the Revit files, including solar studies, and as built drawings. I was also responsible for creating daylight studies, lumen counts, using Revit and 3Ds Max.
Model made by Elizabeth Leonard
Home Grown was a design for a local market in a neighborhood just south of UNCG. The space is a house that has stood vacant for a time that could help bridge the gap between the university and the neighborhood. We chose to design a market with a hydroponic garden to help provide fresh food because currently the area is a food desert.
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12' - 1 11/16"
1/8" = 1'-0"1 1ST FLOORSolar studies
First floor plan
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Day light studies
Day light graphics Illustration by Elizabeth Leonard
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PhotographyRome, ItalyFlorence, Italy
Florence, Italy
Munich, Germany
Vernazza, Italy Bologna, Italy
Bologna, Italy
