Jessica Lewis Portfolio

JESSICAStevenson
TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

TABLE of
CONTENTS
00 RESUME
JESSICA
STEVENSON
903.910.5405
Jessicaren17@gmail.com
1111 Avalon Ave.
San Marcos, TX 78666
EDUCATION
Texas State University
San Marcos, TX | Fall 2015 - Fall 2019
Bachelor of Science of Family and Consumer Sciences in Interior Design
Trinity Valley Community College
Athens, TX | Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
ACTIVITIES
ASID & IIDA Student Chapters | Fall 2015 - Current
01 THE COLONY
HONORS
Honors Society Member | GPA of 3.20 or higher
Connects students with opportunities to help them achieve their goals
Student Teaching Assistant | Spring 2015
Delta Alpha Pi Honors Society | GPA of 3.10 or higher
Supports academic achievement, leadership and advocacy for students with disabilities
02 ELEVATE DREAM CONDO
EXPERIENCE
HORD COPLAN MACHT Interior Design Intern
Denver, CO | Summer 2019 - Current
Recognized as a member of the design team for K-12 projects and assigned tasks accordingly;
worked on projects ranging from schematic design to architectural administration
Deans List
03 SYSTEM OF COMMUNITIES
KID RANCH Assistant Teacher
San Marcos, TX | Spring 2019
Exercise multitasking and organizational abilities in a fast paced setting; provide a safe environment
that promotes learning and Child Development
04 DRINK FANCY CAFE
COACH Cashier
San Marcos, TX | Fall 2017 - Spring 2018
Communicated with customers and determined their specific needs; remained knowledgeable of
promotions and kept an orderly appearance of merchandise
SAFEWAY Cashier
Juneau, AK | Summer 2017
Engaged with customers to ensure outstanding service; served as a resource regarding sales and
information; experienced the rich culture and diversity of the Juneau, Alaska population
05 HAND DRAWINGS
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Revit | AutoCAD | Photoshop | InDesign

01
THE COLONY
TOUCHDOWN PROJECT
San Francisco, CA
KEY
A- Retail
B- Customer Service
C- Collab. Lounge
D- Social Lounge
E- Conference Rm 1
F- Conference Rm 2
G- Work Station
H- Focus Lounge
I- Eat-in Area
J- Tenant Space
G
THE DESIGN
The design reflects how a beehive operates using the different roles and functions of a bee. This idea relates to the site, as
airports rely on efficient systems of work flow. Bees are responsible for multiple roles that directly affect the efficiency of
how a hive operates. There are 4 main roles in a beehive: Worker bee, Royal bee, Forager bee, and the Pollinators. Worker
bees are seasoned business travelers that need a place to get work done. Royal bees are the staff members helping guests
with any questions and concerns. Forager bees are traveling to seek new opportunities like a new job or moving to a new
location. Pollinators are light travelers needing to relax while on vacation. All roles work together systematically to create
an efficient system that provides both work and pleasure. The goal is to provide a flexible and functional central gathering
location that is tailored for travelers of all types. This idea is further reinforced by the use of an earth toned color palette,
natural woods, and warm cove lighting as well as geometric shapes in the furniture, walls, flooring and ceiling decor.
CHALLENGE
To simultaneously produce an airport
H
F
J
lounge design that incorporates the
roles of each traveler.
E
SOLUTION
A design that reflects how a beehive
I
D
operates using the different roles and
functions of a bee. The philosophy for
this lounge is based on the combination
A
B
C
of people that will use the space for
different roles and functions.
Revit, Photoshop
FLOOR PLAN
RETAIL
COLLABORATIVE LOUNGE
GROUP MEMBERS
Christa Wright, Isamar Sierra-Cruz &
Kaelyn Feliciano
DURATION: Semester
WORKSTATIONS
FOCUS LOUNGE EAT IN EAT IN

02
ELEVATE
Denver, CO
CHALLENGE
To produce a condo design of my
dreams.
SOLUTION
A design based on the idea of elevation.
This concept is reinforced by the use of
materials to mirror different elevations
of a mountain range, such as earth,
snow, and sky.
Revit, Photoshop
THE DESIGN
The design for my dream condo is based on the
idea of elevation, as exemplified by the “Mile High
City” of Denver, CO. Denver’s elevation reaches
heights of more than one mile above sea level,
giving this robust state capital the nickname “Mile
High City”. This idea is fitting for me because I
have a calming but adventurous personality and
have always dreamed of living in elevation. The
site of this condo is in downtown Denver, and the
concept adopts this theme throughout the entire
space. To express this idea, the plan will reflect a
mountain view using color, pattern, and texture.
The open floor plan creates depth and room
to travel from one activity to the other, while
keeping the intimate spaces tucked away. The idea
is further reinforced by the use of materials to
mirror different elevations of a mountain range,
such as earth, snow, and sky. Darker materials
and colors will be used at the lowest elevation to
portray the earth. In the middle elevation, white
materials and soft textiles will be used to resemble
snow. At the highest elevation, blue details will be
used to mirror the sky.
FLOOR PLAN
SKY
Throughout the floor plan
the sky will be reflected in
the wall color, art, and soft
textiles in high elevation.
SNOW
In the floor plan, objects
between low and high elevation
will reflect the snow,
such as white marble, soft
furniture, and white rugs
EARTH
In lower elevation throughout
the floor plan the earth
will be mimicked as slate,
wood furniture, and dark
painted cabinetry.
DURATION: 8 Weeks
LIVING ROOM
ENTRY/KITCHEN
MASTER BEDROOM
MASTER BATH: EAST
MASTER BATH: SOUTH

03
SYSTEM of
COMMUNITIES
THE DESIGN
The first floor has a two car garage and a guest bed and bath. This layout gives the tenant a
flexible space for the needs of their family. The second floor consists of a kitchen, dining,
and living area in an open arrangement. This setup allows for community interaction and
easy circulation. The living area is extended out to a balcony that overlooks the city. The
third floor includes the master bedroom adjacent to another bedroom both conveniently
placed near the laundry room. The distance between the bedrooms allows for audible
privacy, yet quick access in case of emergency. This type of floor plan would be ideal for a
starter family.
MASTER BED
N Pine St & E Carson,
San Antonio, TX 78208
CHALLENGE
To produce a townhouse design that is
based on a selected demographic of San
Antonio.
3RD FLOOR
SOLUTION
A design that translates systems of
community for starter families. The
philosophy for this townhouse is based
on the demographic of young couples
developing into a family.
Revit, Photoshop
2ND FLOOR
LIVING ROOM
GROUP MEMBERS
Jessie Theimenn & Joanna Hoffpauir
DURATION: 8 Weeks
1ST FLOOR
KITCHEN

04
DRINK FANCY
CAFE
CHALLENGE
To select furniture for a cafe interior
and hand draft to scale finished with a
gestured hand rendering
SOLUTION
The design for the Drink Fancy
Cafe is a contemporary design that
brings in natural characteristics and
encourages clients to socialize.
Drafting, Hand Rendering
DURATION: 2 Weeks
05
Drawings
HAND

JOANN COLE MITTE
STAIRCASE
MAGAZINE
RECREATION
CHALLENGE
To recreate a hallway or architectural
feature of the JCM building with
graphite pencil and shading.
DURATION: 2 Weeks
CHALLENGE
To recreate an interior from a
magazine showing the highlighted
regions of the space with marker.
DURATION: 1 Week

Thank You!
CONTACT
903.910.5405
Jessicaren17@gmail.com