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Full-Text Articles in Art and Design
An Investigation Of The Impact Of Covid-19 Infection Control On Visual Art Installations In Hospitals With Pediatric Patients, Shannon Kimich
An Investigation Of The Impact Of Covid-19 Infection Control On Visual Art Installations In Hospitals With Pediatric Patients, Shannon Kimich
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This study investigated the impact of COVID-19 infection control on visual artwork in pediatric hospitals and hospitals caring for pediatric patients. The study involved five hospitals in three southern America states and addressed visual artwork and art installations. The researcher administered an internet-based survey to participants in job functions related to hospital administration, environmental services, and project management across the facilities and received participation from 18 respondents. Additionally, telephone interviews were conducted with three participants with the job titles project manager/analyst, child-life specialist, and environmental services director. Survey questions were designed to examine visual art programs in selected children’s hospitals …
Researching Current Data Trends And Amenities To Improve The Community And Wellbeing In Higher Education, Michaela Gensler, Shayla Gardner, Brooke Ward
Researching Current Data Trends And Amenities To Improve The Community And Wellbeing In Higher Education, Michaela Gensler, Shayla Gardner, Brooke Ward
Undergraduate Research Conference
The interior design students goal was to design a new residence hall and dining facility for the SFASU campus. The design intention was to create functional spaces that allow student collaboration and motivate social interactions, while providing features that enhance student academic success and personal development.
Quantitative and qualitative data was collected by conducting surveys regarding the current housing and dining facilities on campus. Results from the current student’s surveys and from interviews of student/staff members on campus allowed the team to create the most functional plan. Researching current trends and amenities offered at campuses across the country assisted in …
Effective Design Features For The Management Of Behavioral Health Patients In General Emergency Departments Of Hospitals, Rheena Ware Luchansky
Effective Design Features For The Management Of Behavioral Health Patients In General Emergency Departments Of Hospitals, Rheena Ware Luchansky
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This study investigated nursing staff members perspectives of their existing Emergency Department (ED) and their ability to care appropriately for behavioral health patients within the environment. The study involved three rural hospitals in eastern Texas that may not always have the proper resources to care effectively for this vulnerable patient population. The researcher administered a paper-based survey utilizing a Likert-scale response system to nursing staff across all facilities and received participation from 56 respondents. Survey questions were designed to investigate the current ED environment and identify design features available to assist with caring for behavioral health patients. Data gathered revealed …
Brittni Ring Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Brittni Ring
Brittni Ring Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Brittni Ring
Interior Design Senior Projects
Philosophy Statement
In the creative side of the world, it is fairly common for one to be “innovatively altered” and “unusual” if a designer or an artist. As designers, we are imaginative individuals that recognize a level of emotion beyond the structure needed to design for function and safety. The strong connection to emotion is what compel us through our design process. Designers are alike for which we do not design for ourselves; we create for others. Some designers and artists may be “unusual” and “strangely different” but it is not a flaw. This is part of the individual nature …
Abigail Gearld Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Abigail Gearld
Abigail Gearld Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Abigail Gearld
Interior Design Senior Projects
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
I believe that every interior should embrace a simple, sophisticated, and refreshing environment. Everything I create should meet the clients style and personal needs. By designing an atmosphere that reflects an individuals personality and enhances the functionality of the space, the user is left with a fun and organized environment that is truly their own unique home.
Jared Ragsdale Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Jared Ragsdale
Jared Ragsdale Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Jared Ragsdale
Interior Design Senior Projects
“Inspiration for design comes from within. Without passion, a design is nothing but ordinary.”
-Jared Ragsdale
Pamela Garcia Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Pamela Garcia
Pamela Garcia Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Pamela Garcia
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design Philosophy
My, design philosophy is based on the belief that every space should reflect the needs and personality of those in it. A well-designed space should embody a timeless, functional design while having a unique interior that is comfortable, livable, and nurturing. Every space should include natural elements to express the nurturing qualities of the earth and should increase the mental and physical wellness of those occupying it. It is not enough to have a luxurious space; instead a well-designed interior must give the user a sense of comfort and livability along with being aesthetically beautiful. It is of …
Brittany Rathbun Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Brittany Rathbun
Brittany Rathbun Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Brittany Rathbun
Interior Design Senior Projects
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Design is creating a space that is sustainable, serviceable, and stylish. Design reflects where clients have been and what inspires them. There are countless styles from which people may choose to reflect who they are. The designs must be innovative and efficient throughout the design process to manage client requests with good design practice. The result is a space that is not only aesthetically pleasing and functional but good for their health, and for the environment.
Meagan Mcnabb Senior Design Exhibit 2017, Meagan Mcnabb
Meagan Mcnabb Senior Design Exhibit 2017, Meagan Mcnabb
Interior Design Senior Projects
Interior design is more than meets the eye; It has the power to change the world if done properly. That is why sustainability is such an important aspect to incorporate as much as possible.
My design philosophy is grounded in the idea that the final product should support a safe and healthy environment for whoever inhabits the space. Having a balance of functionality, comfort, and luxury is something I also strive for in all my designs.
Three factors inspire my design choices; The natural beauty of our world, the clients style, and the purpose for the space. These three factors …
Haley Gibbert Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Haley Gibbert
Haley Gibbert Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Haley Gibbert
Interior Design Senior Projects
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
"Interior Design is not always what we see on TV. The beauty of this career is much more than aesthetics like people think. Design is all about the process behind the results. Great design considers the function and human use. The future and sustainability should always be considered in design because the goal is to create spaces that can be used for years and years to come. To become a great designer, one must consider the wants of the client before the wants of oneself. As a designer, the goal is to design spaces that are livable and …
Madison Stewart Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Madison Stewart
Madison Stewart Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Madison Stewart
Interior Design Senior Projects
No abstract provided.
Sara Rodriquez Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Sara Rodriquez
Sara Rodriquez Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Sara Rodriquez
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design Philosophy
As an interior designer my main focus is to design an environment that will enhance the quality of life and culture of the occupants and still be aesthetically pleasing. A design philosophy varies from designer to designer but our end goal is all the same; we care about the health, safety, and welfare of the occupants that will inhabit the space as well as the beauty of the space. I am hoping to pursue hospitality design so my personal design philosophy is to create a beautiful yet function environment that has the comfort of home combined with a …
Zoe Foster Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Zoe Foster
Zoe Foster Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Zoe Foster
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design Philosophy
I value design as a tool to create spaces that help my client live more comfortable lives. First, I believe that to create a better tomorrow we need to construct sustainably today to preserve our remaining resources. Secondly, I believe that spaces should be designed universally so that they support the client throughout the lifespan. Lastly, I believe that both sustainable and universally designed spaces should reflect imagination and beauty; everyone is entitled to good design.
Dalila Ventura Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Dalila Ventura
Dalila Ventura Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Dalila Ventura
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design Philosophy
IN THE WISE WORDS OF ROBIN SIEGERMAN, “DESIGN IS ABOUT MAKING PEOPLE HAPPY, EITHER FUNCTIONALLY, AESTHETICALLY OR EMOTIONALLY.” OUR PERSONAL SPACE CAN REFLECT WHAT WE FEEL ON THE INSIDE BUT ALSO WHO WE ARE AS PEOPLE. MY DESIGN PHILOSOPHY IS TO CREATE AN AURA FROM WHICH NO INDIVIDUAL EVER WANTS TO ESCAPE. I WILL ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH SMART AND SIMPLE PLACEMENT OF SPACES, COLORS AND TEXTURES. I WANT EACH SPACE, HOME, AND OFFICE TO HAVE ITS OWN LIFE THAT EMBRACES THE HUMAN WHO OCCUPIES IT. MY DESIGNS WILL BE SIMPLE BUT SIGNIFICANT AND HARMONIZE THE MOOD WITH THE …
Hayley Breshears Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Hayley Breshears
Hayley Breshears Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Hayley Breshears
Interior Design Senior Projects
MY DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Midway through my college career, I began working as an assistant to an Independent Living Specialist. He is very active in assisting disabled individuals find and receive the resources they need to live independently. He had me drawing floor plans to show his disabled clients how to follow the concept of "Aging in Place." The concept basically means that a home should function for the length of a life, childhood to old age. By incorporating simple elements such as 3-foot doors, walls enforced for handrails, and at least one entrance without a step you can eliminate some …
Veronica Gilliams Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Veronica Gilliams
Veronica Gilliams Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2017, Veronica Gilliams
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design Philosophy
I believe that design should provide creative solutions to suit the needs of others. Designers should observe and understand the problems and approach it in a creative perspective. Not only should it be designed for present, but also the future. By thinking long term, I believe that a designer is preparing for what can happen. A well thought out design should be timeless yet be unique, functional and comfortable. I also believe that simplicity is key to design. Adding a lot of elements can overpower the main focus of the design. Designers should not only collaborate with other, …
Increasing Retention Rates For South Hall Residency, Cody Johnson, Catherine Rivette
Increasing Retention Rates For South Hall Residency, Cody Johnson, Catherine Rivette
School of Human Sciences Research Showcase
Stephen F. Austin State University's Residence Life Department aims to improve resident retention in South Hall through renovation and interior design. By improving the spaces meant for student use, we hope to increase the involvement and comfort of the residents. The existing structure was not designed for today's amenities and accessibility standards. By enlarging doorways, adding an elevator, and de-compartmentalizing the community spaces, the building becomes much more accessible to people with disabilities. These open spaces also fit into the contemporary styles of living and promote interaction between the residents and other occupants.
Jasmine Martin Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Jasmin Martin
Jasmine Martin Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Jasmin Martin
Interior Design Senior Projects
“Design is a not a preconceived idea or concept. Design is a collaboration to devise a plan intended for the space to be functional, show technical knowledge, implements form and code while being aesthetically pleasing to the eye. By executing these key areas, each project created will be practical and pleasing to anyone that interacts with the space.”
Kierra Chavon Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Kierra Chavon
Kierra Chavon Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Kierra Chavon
Interior Design Senior Projects
No abstract provided.
Nia Leger Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Nia Leger
Nia Leger Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Nia Leger
Interior Design Senior Projects
Diversity, a unique sense of culture that one brings to the essence of designing. Realizing the dreams of others takes an impartial mind, a retrospective view and ingenuity. Bringing the subconscious of one’s designs to life with grace, elegance and beauty.
Sarah Scarborough Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Sarah Scarborough
Sarah Scarborough Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Sarah Scarborough
Interior Design Senior Projects
“Design must be unique to those who occupy the space, while being completely functional for specific needs. Design ought to reflect individuality and should always be fun.”
-Sarah Scarborough
Zachery Patterson Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Zachery Patterson
Zachery Patterson Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Zachery Patterson
Interior Design Senior Projects
“The universe does not expand without pattern and a house does not harmonize without unity; Function is Beauty” - Zachery Patterson
Miguel Zamora Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Miguel Zamora
Miguel Zamora Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2016, Miguel Zamora
Interior Design Senior Projects
I have been a designer all my life, examining objects and structures by the very small details that make them what they are. I love to create, reinvent, and modify any project that comes into my hands. I love how things work and are put together. I’ve always wanted to create designs that would make the public think in how they live their lives and how to treat the world around them. I want to be a designer that changes the world and helps those who can’t help themselves. I want to make the world a better place to live …
Designing A Residence In Sweden, Umeki Earl, Olivia Bufalini
Designing A Residence In Sweden, Umeki Earl, Olivia Bufalini
School of Human Sciences Research Showcase
The project was to design a home for the Nordstroms, a family who lived in Sweden. The challenge was to design a home for the family of four with a maximum square footage of 1100 square feet using the codes and space allocations required for another country. Meeting the needs of the client required much research. RESEARCH included studying the regional climate, the municipal building codes, and city regulations. Thorough research of building construction framing methods, insulation types and installation methods, site planning, materials and finishes were also essential for completing the project.
3d Scan Data For Selected Artifacts From Blackwater Draw National Historic Landmark (La3324), New Mexico, Usa, Robert Z. Selden Jr., George T. Crawford
3d Scan Data For Selected Artifacts From Blackwater Draw National Historic Landmark (La3324), New Mexico, Usa, Robert Z. Selden Jr., George T. Crawford
CRHR: Archaeology
Between February 8-11, 2016, selected artifacts from the Blackwater Draw National Historic Landmark (LA3324) were scanned in advance of a grant proposal to digitally aggregate the Clovis-era artifacts from the Clovis type site. These data were collected using a NextEngineHD running ScanStudioHD Pro, and were post-processed in Geomagic Design X 2016.0.1. All data associated with this project have been made publicly available (open access) and are accessible in Zenodo under a Creative Commons Attribution license, where they can be downloaded for use in additional projects and learning activities. These data have the capacity to augment a variety of research designs …
3d Scan Data For Caddo Ceramic Vessels From The George C. Davis Site (41ce19), Robert Z. Selden Jr.
3d Scan Data For Caddo Ceramic Vessels From The George C. Davis Site (41ce19), Robert Z. Selden Jr.
CRHR: Archaeology
On June 8, 2015, the intact and reconstructed vessels from the George C. Davis site (41CE19) were scanned (3D) in advance of an analysis of 3D geometric morphometrics. These data were collected using a Creaform GoSCAN50 running VXElements via the scanner direct control function in Geomagic Design X. All data associated with this project are available in Zenodo under a Creative Commons Attribution license, where they can be downloaded for use in additional projects. These data have the capacity to augment numerous research designs in the digital humanities and ceramic studies, as well as a wide range of comparative research …
Alexis Murphy Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Alexis Murphy
Alexis Murphy Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Alexis Murphy
Interior Design Senior Projects
Philosophy
Embracing the elements of design with the elements of nature.
Healthy interiors must draw inspiration from nature through its light, color, and sustainability; creating therapeutic spaces for all users. It is crucial to bridge the gap between all fields of design and cultures, bringing the innovations of healthy interiors to our homes, businesses, hospitals, and all aspects of the design process.
Alexis Reado Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Alexis Reado
Alexis Reado Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Alexis Reado
Interior Design Senior Projects
Design is the freedom to transform a space through ingenious creativity.
Chau Phan Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Chau Phan
Chau Phan Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Chau Phan
Interior Design Senior Projects
Even a simplest design has its own character. It does not matter how sophisticated a design is. The matter is your character can be expressed through that design style. I believe the purpose of interior designer is creating a place that reflects client’s personality and making sure to protect their health, safety and welfare.
Edward Pat Neal Iii Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Edward Pat Neal Iii
Edward Pat Neal Iii Senior Interior Design Exhibit 2015, Edward Pat Neal Iii
Interior Design Senior Projects
My design philosophy is to create an area that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but functional. Whether this is residential or commercial, I want you to feel comfortable about your surroundings. I want you to be able to enjoy the environment around you and feel right at home. This can be with commercial design also. I do not want someone to feel as if they are in a hospital. White walls feel institutional. I want to design places that make you feel at ease and comfortable, even if it is a place you do not necessarily want to be, such …