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S Sorensen Design Portfolio Nfm 2011

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Steven Sorensen

Steven M. Sorensen is pursuing a career in residential planning and design. He has 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry and is now integrating his design education and experience to start his own design consulting company. He provides examples of interior design projects he completed, including a triple-decker condo unit renovation in Boston and photo shoots for hotel marketing. He receives recommendations praising his ability to create elegant yet practical spaces and solve problems within budget constraints from those he has worked with.

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Steven M. SorensenResidential Planning and DesignArt Institute Online andThe New England Art InstituteAbove and Beyond BY Design Experience the W.O.W FactorWhimsy, Opulence, Wonderment
Table of ContentsCareer Goal StatementIntroduction & Personal Philosophy Design Samples and VisionArt SamplesRecommendations
Career Goal Statement
The View from Here¡°The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new lands, but in seeing with new eyes.¡± M. Proust. I am a voyager on a most exciting journey of passion. I have previously discovered lands of outstanding service, created luxurious environments and developed a keen business sense. Now I am on an ambitious journey to create a new land of my own. I am just now seeing with new eyes how my previous career will play a large part of my future success. I am able to integrate my love of aesthetic design and the quality education of Art Institute Online with my 20 year expertise and connections in the Hospitality Industry. These elements both will assist me on my quest to find my desire, dreams, passions and goals in my own design consulting company which enables me to have financial independence. "It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."Henry David Thoreau
2A Victoria Design by Steven M. SorensenProject scope includes the design, decorating and installation of three primary spaces with secondary spaces that are adjacent or abutting for a recently renovated 1920¡¯s Triple Decker condo unit in Historic Dorchester Massachusetts.
Project timeline is two years starting in July of 2006 with a budget of $45,000 which includes original art and custom design pieces. Estimated completion and final installation anticipated by May 2008.
The owner¡¯s style is a mixture of contemporary form with a hint of Asian influence. Inspiration for the living room is derived from classic Art Deco style with a twist. The directive for the space is clean lines, non cluttered, elegant design with a unique flair. The design also maximizes space for storage while offering versatility to entertain without sacrificing comfort. 2A Victoria Foyer
2A Victoria Master Bedroom
2A Victoria Living Room
2A Victoria Dining Room
2A Victoria Home Office
Sofitel MinneapolisPhoto Shoot and Layout for Print and Promotional Marketing
Inspiration, Creation and ARTRising Phoenix 2007Graphic Design Adobe Illustrator CS2
Comments of Recommendation¡°Steven¡¯s design expertly combines every day needs with elegant textures, fabrics, and colors to create a warm, sophisticated design.? The spaces he creates are rich in decorative elements but are always inviting and invite themselves to be used.? His ability to get the most out even the smallest space makes him an excellent designer.¡±Judy Davis(Long Time Friend and Research Professional for Boston University)¡°Steven¡¯s expert background in the hospitality industry has given him an outstanding sense of service while also being able to develop business projects that are both community oriented as well as service based on needs of the people. He is an impressive example of how one person can make a difference.¡±Karen McKean (President of the Victoria Street Neighborhood Watch)¡°Since my time working with Steven at the Sofitel Minneapolis, he has always impress not only his fellow executive members but also his staff as well. Organizing a $5,000,000 hotel renovation is no easy task and Steven was involved in all aspects of this project even though that was not the scope of his job responsibilities. He was able to provide alternative solution when budgetary constraints restricted the original design to be fulfilled. He not only saved several key element of the design with his keen business sense but he also was able to ensure the highest quality that the Sofitel brand has build as its foundation. I am thrilled to see Steven follow through on this passion in design. He will go far!¡±Elaine McCue (Former Facilities Manager Sofitel Minneapolis)Hospital Operations for Fairview Hospital Minneapolis Minnesota

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S Sorensen Design Portfolio Nfm 2011

  • 1. Steven M. SorensenResidential Planning and DesignArt Institute Online andThe New England Art InstituteAbove and Beyond BY Design Experience the W.O.W FactorWhimsy, Opulence, Wonderment
  • 2. Table of ContentsCareer Goal StatementIntroduction & Personal Philosophy Design Samples and VisionArt SamplesRecommendations
  • 4. The View from Here¡°The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new lands, but in seeing with new eyes.¡± M. Proust. I am a voyager on a most exciting journey of passion. I have previously discovered lands of outstanding service, created luxurious environments and developed a keen business sense. Now I am on an ambitious journey to create a new land of my own. I am just now seeing with new eyes how my previous career will play a large part of my future success. I am able to integrate my love of aesthetic design and the quality education of Art Institute Online with my 20 year expertise and connections in the Hospitality Industry. These elements both will assist me on my quest to find my desire, dreams, passions and goals in my own design consulting company which enables me to have financial independence. "It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."Henry David Thoreau
  • 5. 2A Victoria Design by Steven M. SorensenProject scope includes the design, decorating and installation of three primary spaces with secondary spaces that are adjacent or abutting for a recently renovated 1920¡¯s Triple Decker condo unit in Historic Dorchester Massachusetts.
  • 6. Project timeline is two years starting in July of 2006 with a budget of $45,000 which includes original art and custom design pieces. Estimated completion and final installation anticipated by May 2008.
  • 7. The owner¡¯s style is a mixture of contemporary form with a hint of Asian influence. Inspiration for the living room is derived from classic Art Deco style with a twist. The directive for the space is clean lines, non cluttered, elegant design with a unique flair. The design also maximizes space for storage while offering versatility to entertain without sacrificing comfort. 2A Victoria Foyer
  • 12. Sofitel MinneapolisPhoto Shoot and Layout for Print and Promotional Marketing
  • 13. Inspiration, Creation and ARTRising Phoenix 2007Graphic Design Adobe Illustrator CS2
  • 14. Comments of Recommendation¡°Steven¡¯s design expertly combines every day needs with elegant textures, fabrics, and colors to create a warm, sophisticated design.? The spaces he creates are rich in decorative elements but are always inviting and invite themselves to be used.? His ability to get the most out even the smallest space makes him an excellent designer.¡±Judy Davis(Long Time Friend and Research Professional for Boston University)¡°Steven¡¯s expert background in the hospitality industry has given him an outstanding sense of service while also being able to develop business projects that are both community oriented as well as service based on needs of the people. He is an impressive example of how one person can make a difference.¡±Karen McKean (President of the Victoria Street Neighborhood Watch)¡°Since my time working with Steven at the Sofitel Minneapolis, he has always impress not only his fellow executive members but also his staff as well. Organizing a $5,000,000 hotel renovation is no easy task and Steven was involved in all aspects of this project even though that was not the scope of his job responsibilities. He was able to provide alternative solution when budgetary constraints restricted the original design to be fulfilled. He not only saved several key element of the design with his keen business sense but he also was able to ensure the highest quality that the Sofitel brand has build as its foundation. I am thrilled to see Steven follow through on this passion in design. He will go far!¡±Elaine McCue (Former Facilities Manager Sofitel Minneapolis)Hospital Operations for Fairview Hospital Minneapolis Minnesota
  • 15. Thank You!Engage in Life Love Truth Yourself and Each Other! No Day But Today!Steven M. Sorensen