interior design portfolio 2023

PORTFOLIO 2023

iteiord es i g n

Hsiyu Chan

( Arilyn ) / +447784611896 tryit976431@gmail.com

EXPERIENCE

Graphic Design

TAIWAN

Freelancer Jun. 2019 - Nov. 2022

Art instructor

TAIWAN

Self-employee 2018- Aug.2022

Design and marketing Specialist

TAIWAN

O Canada Inc. Apr. 2019 - Jun. 2019

LANGUAGE

MANDERIN native ENGLISH fluent

EDUCATION

MA in Interior Design

University of Brighton

UK

Sep.2021-Mar. 2023

MA in Art and Design

National Taipei University of Education

Taiwan

Sep.2019-Jun. 2020

BA in Art and Design

National Tsing Hua University

Taiwan

Sep.2014-Mar. 2018

MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE

Metal smith

Cemeric

Mould making

Fabric

Wood crafting

SOFTWARE

Sketchup

Rhino

V-ray

Enscape

Autocad

Illustreator

Photoshop

Indesign

CONTENTS STREE TAILOR DEPOP Pop Up Space BACK STAGE DISCOVER Refurbish Historcal Building OTHER CRAFT WORKS Contemporary Jewelry Design SEASIDE OPEN SPACE Bird Observation Point 01 02 03 04

DEPOP POP UP space combine co-design activity form a strategy of awake consumers' eco- consciousness in shopping process.

DEPOP POP UP SPACE

CLIENT: DEPOP

LOCATION: BRIGHTON

YEAR: 2023

01

THE ISSUE

DONATE

Garment end up landfill

Tons of garments end up in a landfill. Reducing waste is giving these garments another life and DEPOP is a popular secondhand app among people.

Weakness of online shopping

DEPOP lacks physical store experience though they take the advantage of social shopping. Pop-up space would make up for this weakness.

Cloths caring MOVING

Easy fix problems

Some people throw away clothes with easy-fix problems like losing buttons or stains.

Upcycle

Trace of use is also a problem that people don't wanna buy secondhand clothes and upcycling is another way to reuse garments and extend product life.

Skill full participant

Self-repair UPCYCLE

CLASSROOM

CONCEPT

STREET TAILOR

Working space analysis

ROAMING

Pedlar's pushcart

THEN Pile up with stuff

NOW Load with informations

TEACHING

Salvation army THEN Salvation army teaches skills to immigrants NOW Teaching sewing and upcycling techniques

FABRIC TEXTURE

Reusing shirt yarn for a brand sign will improve the craftsmanship's in visual impact.

450M 550M 650M

SITE CHOOSING

VINTAGE STORE

Brighton is renowned for being a multicultural city with a large creative population. University students are among those who might be interested in buying used goods. Here, they may readily locate vintage clothing.

There are about 25 vintage shops in Brighton's central area, making it a good location with lots of young people to host the pop-up event.

CHURCHILL SQUARET

MEASUREMENT

STRUCTURE & MATERIAL

PUSH CART

DETAIL VIEW

YEAR: 2022 02

Palace pier reimagine

LOCATION: BRIGHTON

Concept

This project aims to incorporate starling observation into space architecture, giving visitors and scholars an up-close and personal experience.

Rethinking Brighton Palace Pier's potential is a design challenge. Designing a space that can accommodate researchers' needs while also serving as another recreational area requires consideration of the local climate and topography.

Murmuration is a rare natural phenomenon that occurred at Brighton Palace Pier between October and April of the following year. In order to give researchers and public a closer experience to understand nature, starlings will nest under the bridge framework. Starling viewing will be the primary use during the murmuration season, with the remainder being used as a public gathering place or exhibition.

Front section

Left section

Provide a design that considers where starlings build their nests on the north and east sides.

Imitating view point under the pier

6. Toilet 5. Office 4. Loby 3. Researcher Lab 2. Observation seating zone 1. Observation zone Researcher

1 2 3 4 6 1 2 5

Visitor 6. Toilet 5. Office 4. Loby 3. Researcher Lab 2. Observation seating zone 1. Observation zone Researcher

6

Visitor

4 4 5

03

LOCATION: BRIGHTON

YEAR: 2022

Brighton Hippodrome

After 2007, the Brighton Hippodrome closed. It is situated in Brighton's central area, where a large number of residents enjoy their leisure time. Yet, since this structure has been vacant for nearly 15 years, hardly anyone visits the street where the Hippodrome is located. This initiative intends to give homeless individuals skills and give viewers different perspectives while viewing a show.

In the theatre or hippodrome, after patrons are seated and the performance has begun, they are unable to select their view frame.

The show's interruption cannot be controlled by the audience. Also, they missed the opportunity to observe what was going behind the scenes.

To let customers have a close-up and indepth experience in this place, include the front and behind stage ideas into a restaurant and the visiting route.

1897 ICE RINK 1901

HIPPODROME CIRCUS

1902-1965 VARIETY THEATER 1967-2007 BINGO HALL main node of padestrian foot print

Design concept :

In the 18th century, a garden served as a social hub for leisure activities. I try to recreate the greenhouse in the background as a new meeting place and use stage structure components like the grid or square shape into the design. Infront of the kitchen has a distinctive wall design that obstructs spectators' views and muddles the distinction between the front and back stages, with the goal of offering several possibilities for viewing performances.