Kimberly Loutzenheiser
Interior Design
We were tasked with designing a mixed-use urban in-fill project in downtown Lynchburg, VA. Over the course of 15 weeks, I took the project from programming (pre-design) to schematic design and through design development. I had the luxury of making the project my own, determining its attributes based on my research. This capstone assignment served as the primary project I presented during Senior Show.
Interior Design 4
Fall 2024
Dr. Campbell
Mixed-Use Urban Infill Project
Poster Presentation
Plan Sets
3D Animation
Built on Sketchup - Rendered in Lumion
Refined Plans
Linked adjacent are my refined plans. During this phase I looked to my preliminary plans, and also got the input from my peers on what needed to be changed and what did not.
Preliminary Plans
Linked adjacent are my Preliminary plans. During this phase, I looked to my programming phase and also got the input from my peers on what needed to be changed and what did not. This was a very fun and challenging part of the design process.
Linked below is the full FF&E for the first floor of the building, Annies. It also Includes each bathroom on the other floors.
FF&E
Finish Legend
Finish Schedule
Linked below are all of the programming phases that I went through for the mixed-use building. These are vital to the design process.
Bubble Diagrams & Stacking Plans
Blocking Diagrams
Adjacency Matrices
Needs Summary & Zoning Analysis
