STUDIO PORTFOLIO 
IND 2214 Introduction to Architectural Interiors is the sophomore studio during the Spring semester. Focusing on fundamental interior design studio skills including ideation, concept development, programming, schematic and presentation development, this team-taught studio is the first in the sequence of interior design studios following a set of 3 introductory general design studios. Work in this class is completed by hand.
This art gallery student project was created by UF sophomore, Amber Fulgham, in IND 2214 Introduction to Architectural Interiors taught by Drs. Nichole Campbell and Maruja Torres. 
This project required students to design a residential homeless shelter for youth. The facility also included administrative offices and a coffee/sandwich shop. Harbor House project by Rachel Mathis in IND 2214 Introduction to Architectural Interiors taught by Drs. Nichole Campbell and Maruja Torres. 
IND 3215 Architectural Interiors Studio I is the 5th studio in the design sequence. Typically taken during Fall of junior year, this team-taught studio requires students to incorporate predesign research and evidence-based design into studio projects. Also projects are required to be completed digitally.
In this higher education design project, student designs focused on active learning and creative collision spaces,  This university facility design was created by UF junior, Jasmine Labrousse taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Jason Meneely. 
In this residential apartment in a retirement community, student designs focused on promoting health, well-being, and independence. This project was designed by Santana Cowan. IND 3215 Architectural Design Studio I taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Morris (Marty) Hylton III.
As part of The Village Retirement Community redesign, this project features the creation of an Enhanced Independent Living facility designed to support aging in place to better meet resident needs. This design and branding project was designed by Fall semester junior interior design students Karla Negron, Morgan Shireling, & Santana Cowan in  IND 3215 Architectural Design Studio I taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Morris (Marty) Hylton III.
IND 3216 Architectural Interiors II Studio is the 6th in the design sequence. This team-taught course is typically taken during Spring of junior year.
This small retail venue project focused on the creation and branding of a jewelry store. This studio project was completed by Maria Sanchez who was taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Jason Meneely.
This evidence-based design and branding project focused on a large-scale corporate facility. This project was completed by Tatiana, Jasmine Labrousse, & Paola who were taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Jason Meneely.
 The jewelry store project featured here was designed by UF junior student, Amy Kaeowichian in IND 3216 Architectural Design Studio II taught by Dr. Nichole Campbell and Jason Meneely.
Dr. Nichole Campbell
Educator ♦ Researcher ♦ Author ♦ Designer