Morgan HancockMorgan HancockMorgan HancockMorgan HancockInterior Design Portfolio

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Table of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of Contents

– Textile Design and Rendition 1

– Sketches 2

– Hand Renderings 3

– The Jefferson Residence at Park Place 4-5

– The Patel Residence 6

– The Drew Residence NKBA Bathroom 7

– The Clayton Residence on Armuchee Road 8

– The Davis Residence NKBA Kitchen 9

– Next University 10-11

– Prizm Restaurant and Lounge 12-13

– The Nelson Residence with Aging in Place Factors 14

– Spring Creek Adventures Daycare Center 15-16

– Tiny House 17-18

Textile Design and RenditionTextile Design and RenditionTextile Design and RenditionTextile Design and Rendition

Fabric Design

Wallpaper Design

Rug Design

Textile Rendering

1

SketchesSketchesSketchesSketches

2

Hand RenderingsHand RenderingsHand RenderingsHand Renderings

3

The Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park Place

Bubble Diagrams

Block Diagrams 4

The Jefferson ResidenceThe Jefferson ResidenceThe Jefferson ResidenceThe Jefferson Residence

Final Schematic

Final PlanStudy Model

The Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park PlaceThe Jefferson Residence at Park Place

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The Patel ResidenceThe Patel ResidenceThe Patel ResidenceThe Patel Residence

Spot Rendered Floor Plan

Entry Elevation Kitchen/Living Room Perspective

Sitting Room/Entry Oblique

6

The Drew Residence NKBA BathroomThe Drew Residence NKBA BathroomThe Drew Residence NKBA BathroomThe Drew Residence NKBA Bathroom

Component Plan

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2

Elevation

4

1

Elevation

Mechanical PlanDigital Board with Materials and Partner’s Renderings 7

The Clayton Residence on Armuchee RoadThe Clayton Residence on Armuchee RoadThe Clayton Residence on Armuchee RoadThe Clayton Residence on Armuchee Road

Exterior Façade Rendered by Partner

Proposed Floor Plan Proposed Loft Plan

Kitchen Perspective

8

Barstools

Cabinets

The Davis Residence NKBA KitchenThe Davis Residence NKBA KitchenThe Davis Residence NKBA KitchenThe Davis Residence NKBA Kitchen

Proposed Floor Plan Proposed Mechanical Plan

A ElevationB Elevation9

Next UniversityNext UniversityNext UniversityNext University

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Next UniversityNext UniversityNext UniversityNext University

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Prizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and Lounge

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Prizm Project Statement

Restaurateur, Inc. is a restaurant located near the Chicago River in Chicago,

Illinois is looking for a facelift in many different areas. Restaurateur, Inc.

desires to be a health conscious and locally sustainable restaurant.

Successfully applying the brand reinvention to the existing 6500 square

foot floor plan, while also providing a fully designed kitchen, restrooms,

dining, bar, patio, waiting area as well as a mezzanine, was the challenge in

this project. The owners of Restaurateur, Inc. desire to become a health

conscious, global American casual dining experience with a modern

atmosphere.

Prizm Concept Statement

When the rebranding of Restaurateur, Inc. was underway, the design

concept took a turn towards a casual dining experience during the day

along with a high-end dining experience at night. Heavily influenced by the

existing angles of the floor plan, the new brand naturally became “Prizm.”

All front of house areas of the restaurant were designed by extending the

existing angles to create the spaces. The bar, a square located in the center

of the restaurant and angled along with the front door, serves as the main

focal point of the restaurant. Because Prizm is located on the Chicago River,

the existing curtain wall in the lower southwest corner is the prime dining

location because of the view. In order to enhance this feature, the majority

of the dining in that space is tables and chairs with the exception of a few

booths in the northeast corner to prevent blocking the view. In the dining

areas, multiple forms of dining are provided such as banquet style seating,

table and chairs, and booths. In the bar area seating for 50 was provided in

forms of barstools and lounge seating that includes couches and tables

and/or benches and tables. These are areas to grab a drink and wait on a

table or simply to grab a drink with a friend and hangout. When designing a

restaurant, territoriality and proxemics are extremely important. Many

spaces in Prizm are somehow divided or partitioned from the surrounding

space giving guests a sense of privacy and an area that is their own.

Allowing enough and sometimes even more clearance space that is

required around the tables was a must to prevent overcrowding issues that

no one enjoys. The lighting used in Prizm is a huge design factor that aids in

the overall design concept greatly. Because a prism shoots off different

values of color, lighting was used to mimic these values of color. Glass

chandeliers in funky prism shapes, and the use of reflective surfaces help to

convey the high end restaurant environment feel.

Prizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and LoungePrizm Restaurant and Lounge

Floor Plan

Mezzanine Plan

Dining Room Perspective13

Custom Hostess

Table

Acoustical Ceiling Tile Fishing Lure Accent WallUpholstery

Custom Dining Table Custom Light Fixture

The Nelson Residence with Aging In Place FactorsThe Nelson Residence with Aging In Place FactorsThe Nelson Residence with Aging In Place FactorsThe Nelson Residence with Aging In Place Factors

Elevation

Elevation

Elevation

Living Room Perspective

Master Perspective

Existing Floor Plan

Proposed Floor Plan 14

Spring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare Center

Floor Plan

Exterior Facade

Courtyard Perspective

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Spring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare CenterSpring Creek Adventures Daycare Center

Floor Plan16

Three Year Old Classroom Elevation by Partner

Two Year Old Classroom Elevation by Partner

Infant Classroom Elevation by Partner

Rubber Mats

Cork Flooring

Tiny HouseTiny HouseTiny HouseTiny House

Floor Plan Loft Plan 17

Modern ComfortSpring Creek Village is a new community for homeless women and children

in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The community will house a variety of tiny

homes for the women and their children to live in. The houses are located

within the community with close proximity to the daycare, community

center, and clinic. One of the families living in Spring Creek Village is a

pregnant woman and her 4 year old son. They are in need of a 450 square

foot home with a 150 square foot loft.

OPEN TO BELOW

Living Room and Kitchen Perspective

Tiny HouseTiny HouseTiny HouseTiny House

Kitchen Elevation

Master Bedroom, Bathroom, and Child’s Bedroom

18Living Room Elevation

CONCEPT

This tiny home was truly inspired by the modern comfort concept idea. Keeping the exterior

clean and modern while also providing a comfortable and warm home for the family was

the concept challenge. This client in particular was a single mother with a 4 year old son and

expecting a baby girl in the future. in order to give them plenty of play space an open floor

plan was used. In order to provide the family with plenty of storage for all of their toys and

belongings, custom furniture was a large aspect. Built in shelving in the living room serves

as storage and a part of it rolls out to provide storage under the stairs. In the son’s

bedroom, a bunk bed that turns into a desk is provided. Because comfort was a necessity

for this family and that can be a challenge in a tiny house, a comfortable pull out sofa was

added to the living room. The loft space currently serves as a playroom but can easily

transition to a bedroom.

Custom Bunk Bed Custom ShelvingChanging Table

Railroad Tie Columns Eames Rocker

Reflective RoofSolar Panels

UV Film