ID Synthesis II Project: Spartan Spirit

ID Synthesis II Project: Spartan Spirit by Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek

Author: Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek

Class: IDES 352 Interior Design Synthesis II

Spartan Spirit’s innovative retail design will be unique to Michigan State University, focusing on the importance of campus history. This space will combine traditional and modern styles of design to create a timeless ambience. It will abide by ADA codes and follow universal design principles, while maximizing storage and flexibility. This renovation will create better traffic patterns and increase the ease of use for employees and customers. Spartan Spirit will attract customers through a welcoming atmosphere and intriguing lighting design.

This board (1 of 3) by Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek features a concept statement, a client profile, images of inspiration, photos of the existing space, a floor plan and material key.

 

 

 

This board (2 of 3) by Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek features five rendered elevations and two perspective renderings.

 

 

This board (3 of 3) by Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek features furniture and lighting selection, a reflected ceiling plan and key.

 

 

This rendering by Chloe Aalsburg and Maria Vondrasek shows the West perspective view of the entry to Spartan Spirit.

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