Environmental Design

Environmental design is the practice of combining various design disciplines to create an immersive experience that reflects the brand, story, users, etc. My work on projects spans from concept to built work, integrating graphic design, wayfinding, spatial branding, and experience design into interior/architectural design. Tools primarily include Adobe Suite, Revit, Procreate, Bluebeam. Below is a brief selection of work that best showcases my work across various project stages, please reach out for additional project examples or specific questions.

Selected works are displayed for portfolio purposes only; all trademarks, logos, and brand assets remain the property of their respective owners.

01.

The Hockaday Lower School

Role: Lead Designer

Elements: Environmental Graphics, Window Film, Signage, Branding Design

Location: Dallas, TX

The Hockaday Lower School was looking to redo their interiors and overall placemaking experience, seeking a space that felt age-appropriate (1st-4th grade), invited a sense of collaboration, and encouraged wonder, whimsy, and curiosity. Their school’s brand mark is a daisy and their main palette is a forest green with an off-white. For this project, I created a new brand mark for the Lower School, being a marker daisy, and an expanded color palette to aid wayfinding and tonality. This project included various custom wall coverings, glass film, and branding/logo design.

02.

DPR Construction - Euless Office

Role: Designer

Elements: Environmental Graphics, Dimensional Activations, Window Film, Signage

Location: Euless, TX

DPR Construction are the hands behind much of the Dallas skyline (and various others around the world). They were seeking brand activations in their new Euless offices that also served as a hub for contractor, vendor, and specialty trade trainings. This space needed to reflect their respect and finesse of materiality balanced with their playful, fun-loving, easy-going office culture. Most importantly, it needed to be welcoming to daily employees as well as first-time visitors coming for workshops, being able to quickly convey company values and ethos. This project included various custom dimensional activations, wall coverings, and glass film.