1. ALYSSA DELL
Design Portfolio

2. Model
P = primary
S = secondary
T = tertiary
Six View Orthographic
Organizational Concept
Each face is divided into
sections based on the
heirarchy of space created
by the construct. Each
section has two cavities
that form golden rectangles.
Every side has 7 solid spaces.
THE CUBE Construct Oblique A Construct Oblique B Cube Oblique 1 Cube Oblique 2
Studio 1, Year 1
Objective: Design a 3-plane construct within cube form that responds to the principals of the Fibonacci series and golden rectangle.
Method: Hand drafted with graphite on vellum. Model was made from foamcore and basswood.

3. Site Plan Model
Process Sketch Lake View Perspective
1st Floor Plan 2nd Floor Plan
THE LAKE HOUSE
2nd Floor Plan
Studio 2, Year 1
Client: Middle-aged female poet.
Objective: Design an modern, modest, and inspiring weekend retreat. The project was inspired by Richard Myer and the Fibonacci series was
used to segment the interior and exterior space.
Method: Hand drafted with pen on mylar. Various model-building supplies were utilized.

4. Render 1 Image 1 Render 2 Image 2
Render 3 Image 3 Render 4 Image 4
RENDERING
Studio 3, Year 2
Objective: Develop rendering techniques.
Method: Images were traced with pen on mylar and then copied onto borden riley paper. Makers, pastels, and colored pencils were used for
rendering.

5. THE DETAILS
Location:
Rick’s newly acquired spaces is
located on the 5th floor in a multi-
story Art Deco building in the
Garment District.
Design Inspiration:
The client requested that his Richard
Meier chaise lounge be a key
feature. The chaise’s harmonious use
of hard lines and curves is reflected
in the design of the handrail and
metal detailing above the dining
room. Meier’s simple and clean
design aesthetic was taken into
consideration when designing this
space. A vibrant color scheme was
used to emulate Rick’s rich Persian
heritage.
NEW YORK LOFT 1st Floor Plan 2nd Floor Plan
Studio 4, Year 2
Client: Rick Larson is a single, 40 year old professional, who is the Creative Director for a New York Advertising company.
Objective: Design an efficient loft that will reflect Rick’s professional lifestyle and creative nature.
Method: manual drafting, hand rendering with pastel, colored pencil and markers.

6. THE DETAILS
Location:
Allegheny Pediatrics is situated on the
banks of the Allegheny and Monoga-
hela rivers in downtown Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania.
Design Inspiration:
The name, as well as the curvilinear
motif originates from its location. The
fluidity of this motif promotes healing
and relaxation through youthful expres-
sion of color and form. Color theory
suggests cool colors are soothing,
calming, and restorative. For this reason
teal, blue, and violet are an essential
part to the color scheme.
Additional Information:
Numerous studies have concluded that
nature is indeed nurturing. It has the
power to heal, inspire, and shelter;
therefore many eco-friendly products
were used in the design of this clinic.
PEDIATRIC CLINIC
Floor Plan Perspective from Youth Waiting Area
Studio 4, Year 2
Client: Two pediatricians who recently formed a partnership.
Objective: Design a community oriented facility with a relaxing atmosphere that can complete a range of pediatric care.
Method: Drafted in CAD except the perspective. Hand rendered with pastels, colored pencils, and markers.

7. Custom Exam Cab. EL. Furniture and Upholstery Selection
Nurse’s Station Oblique
Reception Elevation
PEDIATRIC CLINIC
Studio 4, Year 2
Client: Two pediatricians who recently formed a partnership.
Objective: Design a community oriented facility with a relaxing atmosphere that can complete a range of pediatric care.
Method: Drafted in CAD except the perspective. Hand rendered with pastels, colored pencils, and markers.

8. Perspective
Anthropometric Analysis
Floor Plan
EFFICENCY APT. CHARETTE Materials
Studio 5, Year 3
Client: Middle-aged professional woman living in Washington, D.C.
Objective: Design an efficient apartment in a limited amount of time within a given space .
Method: Drafted and rendered by hand on vellum.

9. Mr. Burrack:
“MaryBeth and I want to commend your class on the
professionalism that they demonstrate and the quality of
their efforts. This has already been and experience from
which we have learned much about interior design.”
Additional Storage Elevation
Exterior Image
Entrance Elevation
Bar Elevation
BURRACK REMODEL Floor Plan Floor Plan
Studio 5, Year 3
Client: Mr. & Mrs. Burrack
Objective: Redesign the kitchen and living spaces to promote functionality.
Method: Drafted in CAD. Rendered by hand.

10. THE DETAILS
Location:
Harford Staterooms is located in Man-
hattan Kansas in historic downtown on
the corner of 3rd street and Poyntz.
Design Inspiration:
The design is a comprehensive image
of Manhattan and its characteristics
which is intended to reunite the city
with its heritage. Local environmental
elements were the greatest inspiration
for color scheme, material selection,
Organizational Concept
spatial organization, and overall charac-
ter of the space.
Additional Information: Main Entrance View
A complete set of construction docu-
ments, construction manual, and F.F.&E.
specification manual were required for
this project. Market analysis, code
analysis, brand development, historical
precedent research about the city, and
program development were completed.
Process Work
HARTFORD STATEROOMS Lobby View
Studio 5 & 6 , Year 3
Client: Lettuce Entertain You
Objective: Design a prototype boutique hotel, restaurant, deli, and night club that assists in the revitalization of downtown Manhattan Kansas.
Method: Drafted in CAD and Revit. 3D views blocked out in Revit and rendered by hand. Digital presentation, construction documents,
construction manual, and FF&E package are avaliable.

11. East Building Section
2nd Floor Plan
Veneer Wall Detail
Deli Elevation
Custom Booth Detail Typ. Hostess Stand Detail
HARTFORD STATEROOMS 1st Floor Plan
Studio 5 & 6 , Year 3
Client: Lettuce Entertain You
Objective: Design a prototype boutique hotel, restaurant, deli, and night club that assists in the revitalization of downtown Manhattan Kansas.
Method: Drafted in CAD and Revit. 3D views blocked out in Revit and rendered by hand. Digital presentation, construction documents,
construction manual, and FF&E package are avaliable.

12. THE DETAILS
Location:
The Cotton Challenge Fashion Show
was held in the Union Ballroom at
Kansas State University, Manhattan
Kansas.
Design Inspiration:
The set design was inspired by the
simplistic and versatile nature of cotton.
The logo is used at the focal point of the
rear panel to extenuate the significance Fashion Show Set http://www.he.k-state.edu/news/2011/12/06/student-designers-take-home-
cash-internship-prizes-in-cotton-challenge/ Elevation
of the textile. The two forward panels
are made of stretched cotton and
backlit. Concept boards are projected
onto the right-hand wall.
Additional Information:
Apparel and Textile students used the
fashion show as competition for schol-
arships, cash prizes, and internship
opportunities. The event was sponsored
by the Kansas Cotton Association in
and the Plains Cotton Cooperative
(PCCA).
Floor Plan Perspective
COTTON CHALLENGE SET DESIGN
Studio 7 , Year 4
Client: Apparel and Textile Fashion Show Committee
Objective: Design a set that exemplifies the qualities of cotton fabric.
Method: Hand sketched and rendered.

13. THE DETAILS
Location:
This facility is a prototype community
center for areas affected by the
HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Africa.
Design Inspiration:
To develop a program our team
analyzed the needs of children from the
“Lost Generation”. Our research led to Kitchen
design of the cycle of poverty graphic.
It outlines the obstacles this cohort
faces. Public R.R.
Mech.
Additional Information: Laundry
We proposed a partnership between Flex Space
The National Association of Childcare Conference
Workers, a non-profit organization that
advocates for at-risk children, and Reception
Childcare
Corobrik, a local manufacturer of clay
brick committed to sustainable
construction. The union will provide
the professional services, manpower,
Flex Space View
and building materials necessary to Dorm 1 Dorm 3
establish an effective community center
geared to strengthen the healthy Lobby 1 Dorm R.R. Lobby 2
development of South Africa.
Dorm2
Mech.
Main Entrance View Dorm 4
Floor Plan
IDEC COMPETITION
Studio 7 , Year 4
Client: The “Lost Generation”
Objective: Explore their various needs such as safe housing, education,and access to healthcare or community support . Develop a design
response located in South Africa that represents the clutter and heritage in a two week span.
Method: Drafted in and rendered in Revit. Graphics done in Photoshop. Digital boards available. All dimensions are in metric scale.

14. Site Plan Air Circulation Diagram
Laundry Room Lobby/Reception
IDEC COMPETITION Childcare Kitchen
Studio 7 , Year 4
Client: The “Lost Generation”
Objective: Explore their various needs such as safe housing, education,and access to healthcare or community support . Develop a design
response located in South Africa that represents the clutter and heritage in a two week span.
Method: Drafted in and rendered in Revit. Graphics done in Photoshop. Digital boards available. All dimensions are in metric scale.

15. THE DETAILS
Location:
The LG kiosk is located in Millennium
Plaza at Coex Mall in Seoul Korea. The
plaza serves as a main entrance to
Samsung subway station (line No. 2) as
well as Coex.
Design Inspiration:
The kiosk seeks to be a physical repre-
sentation of LG’s goals and values by
preserving the integrity of the logo and
brand identity. The kiosk features LG’s
new 3D phone Optimus which serves as
the inspiration for the façade. 3D View 1
Additional Information:
The kiosk is designed to be decon-
structed for transportation through a Daytime View Millennium Plaza
standard set of double doors. It utilizes
solar power. An anthropometric analysis
was conducted to ensure that the kiosk
is accessible to a wide range of users.
Correspondence with Korean architec-
ture and interior design students
allowed us to better understand the
clientèle and site.
LG KIOSK Floor Plan 3D View 2
Studio 7, Year 4
Client: LG (for educational purposes only)
Objective: Design an interactive installation for services and sales.
Method: Drafted in CAD. Rendered in photoshop. 3D views designed with 3ds Max. All dimensions are in metric scale.
Digital presentation available.

16. Process Sketches
Rear Elevation
Study Model
Front Elevation
LG KIOSK Anthropometric Analysis
Studio 7, Year 4
Client: LG (for educational purposes only)
Objective: Design an interactive installation for services and sales.
Method: Drafted in CAD. Rendered in photoshop. 3D views designed with 3ds Max. All dimensions are in metric scale.
Digital presentation available.

17. THE DETAILS
Location:
The Riley county Animal Rescue Center,
Pawsitivity is located in Manhattan
Kansas.
Design Inspiration:
The namesake and nature of Pawsitivity
derives from the playful and cheerful
disposition of animals. The utilization of
primary color and abstract shapes
throughout the facility creates a posi-
tive and energetic atmosphere.
Additional Information: Reception View Waiting Area View
The Center assists the community by
providing adoption, surrender, veteri- Dog
nary, and training services. It strives to Men’s
R.R. Storage Visit
be economically, socially, and environ- Dog Apts.
mentally responsible by implementing Women’s
R.R. Cat
Dog
sustainable polices, practices, and Colony
Visit
products.
S.M.
Cat Visit
Cat Visit Adoption
Cat Retail Lobby
Colony Storage
Retail
Admissions
Concept Development
Floor Plan
ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER
Studio 7, Year 4
Objective: Design the adoption and public space in a multipurpose animal shelter.
Method: Drafted revit. Rendered in photoshop and Revit. Digital presentation and boards avaliable.

18. Dog Apartments View Lobby View
Adoptions Entrance View
Cat and Small Mammal View
ANIMAL RESCUE CENTER Process Work
Studio 7, Year 4
Objective: Design the adoption and public space in a multipurpose animal shelter.
Method: Drafted revit. Rendered in photoshop and Revit. Digital presentation and boards avaliable.

19. THE DETAILS
Location:
Kedzie Hall is home to the mass com-
munication and journalism department
at Kansas State University.
Design Inspiration:
The environment within the building
was very cold, chaotic, and cluttered.
Our team’s mission was to conquer the
chaos by providing visual order in a
innovative, attractive, and budget Lobby View
conscious way.
Additional Information:
The original interior design did not West Entrance View
reflect the department’s identify or
foster intrigue and creativity. Installa-
tions were designed to provide readily
accessible media, display student work,
announce current events, recognize
donors, and reflect on the history of
Kedzie Hall. An in depth problem and
2nd Floor Plan
solution analysis was conducted prior to
design development. A budget spread-
sheet was also completed.
Process Solutions
KEDZIE HALL RENOVATION 1st Floor Plan
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Kedzie Hall Staff
Objective: Redesign the interior and west entrance to meet the needs of faculty, students, and other guests.
Method: Drafted by hand, in CAD, and Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation available.

20. Kedzie Crossing Floor Plan Kedzie Crossing Entry View Kedzie Crossing Feature Wall View
Custom Bench Detail Custom Display Detail
2nd Floor Hallway East Elevation
KEDZIE HALL RENOVATION 2nd Floor Hallway View
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Kedzie Hall Staff
Objective: Redesign the interior and west entrance to meet the needs of falculty, students, and other guests.
Method: Drafted by hand, in CAD, and Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation avaliable.

21. THE DETAILS 1st Floor Plan
Location:
The K-State Welcome Center is located
in the southern portion of the East
Memorial Stadium. The stadium is
adjacent to the Alumni Center on the
Kansas State University Campus in
Manhattan Kansas.
Design Inspiration:
The organizational concept of this
space is similar to the interactive nature
of a museum. The space evokes curios-
ity and a sense of discovery. The core
idea is centered on a student’s journey Reception View
through college, personalized and
dynamic.
Additional Information:
This design was completed at the
schematic level, however, the project
2nd Floor Plan
was bid out to local architects.
East Memorial Stadium Interactive View 1
K-STATE WELCOME CENTER
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Pat Bosco Dean of Student Life at Kansas State University
Objective: Design an attractive and technologically innovative space to draw in perspective students.
Method: Drafted in Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation file available.

22. THE DETAILS 1st Floor Plan
Location:
The K-State Welcome Center is located
in the southern portion of the East
Memorial Stadium. The stadium is
adjacent to the Alumni Center on the
Kansas State University Campus in
Manhattan Kansas.
Design Inspiration:
The organizational concept of this
space is similar to the interactive nature
of a museum. The space evokes curios-
ity and a sense of discovery. The core
idea is centered on a student’s journey Reception View
through college, personalized and
dynamic.
Additional Information:
This design was completed at the
schematic level, however, the project
2nd Floor Plan
was bid out to local architects.
East Memorial Stadium Interactive View 1
K-STATE WELCOME CENTER
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Pat Bosco Dean of Student Life at Kansas State University
Objective: Design an attractive and technologically innovative space to draw in perspective students.
Method: Drafted in Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation file available.

23. 1st Floor Plan
2nd Floor Lounge View
Interactive View 2
Curtain Wall View
K-STATE WELCOME CENTER
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Pat Bosco Dean of Student Life at Kansas State University
Objective: Design an attractive and technologically innovative space to draw in perspective students.
Method: Drafted in Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation file available.

24. THE DETAILS
Location:
The K-State Career & Employment 1st Floor Plan
Services is located in the northern
portion of the East Memorial Stadium.
The stadium is adjacent to the Alumni
Center on the Kansas State University
Campus in Manhattan Kansas.
Design Inspiration:
The character concept of this space is
attributed to the playfulness of spring.
The design uses materials, color palatte,
and architectural forms to abstract the Reception View
natural environment. Spring is often Reception View
thought of as a time of growth and
abundance. C.E.S. acts as a liaison
between employers and students, and
as such assists students in their profes-
sional “growth”.
Additional Information:
A tour of the current C.E.S. space as well
as client meetings were conducted. This
design was completed at the schematic 2nd Floor Plan Color Plan
level, however, the project was bid out Storage Breakroom
to local architects. Restroom Mech./El.
Breakroom Advising
Mailroom Director
Data/Telcom. Workstations
Manager Reception
Employee
K-STATE C.E.S.
Waiting
Relations
East Building Section Interview
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Kansas State University Career and Employment Services
Objective: Design a corporate office space within a higher education setting.
Method: Drafted in Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation file available.

25. Reception View
Workstation View - North South Section
Angled Offices View 2nd Floor View South Section Sketch
K-STATE C.E.S.
Studio 8 , Year 4
Client: Kansas State University Career and Employment Services
Objective: Design a corporate office space within a higher education setting.
Method: Drafted in Revit. Rendered in Revit and Photoshop. Digital presentation file available.

26. PHOTOGRAPHY
Artistic Interest: Images shown represent an alternative expression of design principals and my creative capablilites.