Jadyn grew up outside of Charleston, South Carolina and is currently on earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts as a senior Interior Design student at Anderson University. For her, interior design is all about making a greater impact on the community and wellbeing, as well as the environment. Her skills include hand-drafting and hand-rendering, FF&E selection, construction documentation, and digital renderings. She currently serves as Secretary of her school’s Student Chapter of ASID. In addition to designing spaces, she also spends time photographing interiors.

I believe in designing for people above all else— before any color palette, before any furniture selection, before any material. Humans are the reason why we need design, and they should inspire us to become better designers. Understanding the users of a space can help to identify how to best adhere to their needs and desires, and the details will fall into place. I believe that the space around us carries great significance in how we feel and interact with others. For this reason, it is crucial that every space be designed with good intention for the unique purposes it will serve. Successful design should be determined not by how a space looks alone; it is a designer's job to serve the people by designing spaces that best serve them.

"We shape our buildings; thereafter

they shape us."

— Winston Churchill

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SENIOR THESIS

Exterior Perspective

The Shanghai Performing Arts Center is a universal PAC designed specifically and empathetically for blind and vision-impaired individuals in Shanghai, China. One of the main goals of this facility is to promote a sense of accessibility, community, and belonging here, prioritizing alternate sensory experiences, especially sound and touch, to make navigation as seamless as possible. We are committed to breaking down barriers, embracing diversity, and celebrating the universal language of the arts.

Box Office/Lobby

Rehearsal Room

Cafe

Cafe