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PORT FOLIO THE-HUY NINH Selected INTERIOR DESIGN projects including Academic Works + Professional Projects

THE HUY NINH

EDUCATION 2008 - 2012 BACHELOR OF ART & DESIGN

TON DUC THANG UNIVERSITY

2008

2017 - 2020 MASTER OF INTERIOR DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA

2012

2013

2013 - 2016 INTERIOR & EXHIBITION DESIGNER

SCANCOM INTERNATIONAL A/S

2016

2019

2017

2016 - 2017 INTERIOR DESIGNER

MIA DESIGN STUDIO

2020

2019 - 2020 INTERIOR DESIGNER

ARNOTT & ASSOCIATES

EXPERIENCE

SOFTWARE

Beginner

Intermediate

AutoCAD 3Ds MAX Sketch Up Revit Vray Corona Photoshop InDesign Illustrator

Expert

INTERESTs • • • • • • • • •

Biophilic Design Atmospheric Architecture Experiential Architecture Sustainable Design Technology in Interior Design Juhani Pallasmaa Bjarke Ingels Snohetta Travelling

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CONTENT

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4 IMPERIAL HOUSE

MPC TOWER

RESORT | 1 BEDROOM VILLA

RESIDENTIAL TOWER

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BELLARA

BEAUTY BAR

PROFESSIONAL

39

RE:INTENT RETREAT FOR INTERNET ADDICTS

32 ST. NORBERT

55

CUA DAI RESORT

| LOBBY & SPA

COMMUNITY CENTRE

ACADEMIC

CONCEPT

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PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS

LOCATION

NHA TRANG VIETNAM

TYPOLOGY

HOSPITALITY

AREA

100 SQM

YEAR

2017

TASK

CONCEPT + DRAFTING 3D VISUALIZATION

ABOUT

The design of ALILA’s The Imperial House/ Bao Dai Villas is the perfect mixture of the Imperial Vietnamese interior design and the simplicity of contemporary architecture. The design embraces the surrounding environment and scenery by erasing the boundaries between indoor and outdoors, while simplifies and emphasizes on the traditional decorative ornament through cho chi wooden louvers, broze details, furniture, and imperial decorations.

Here, walls turn to doors and doors open to nature. Local ventilation blocks are also used to bring the Imperial feels into the space.

BEDROOM

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MPERIAL HOUSE

RESORT

TOPOGRAPHY 0 - 5m 5 - 10m 10 - 15m 15 - 20m 20 - 25m >25m

CIRCULATION Underground road #1 Underground road #2 Local road Parking area

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LEGENDS 01. Gate 02. Entrance 03. Bed 04. Desk 05. Daybed 06. Warbrobe & Sink 07. Bathtub 08. Shower 09. WC 10. Landscape 11. Swimming Pool 12. Cabana 13. To the Beach 14. Kitchen/ BBQ

FLOOR PLAN

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OCEAN VIEW

GARDEN VIEW

WARBROBE & BATHTUB

LOCATION

HO CHI MINH CITY

TYPOLOGY

RESIDENTIAL

AREA

2860 SQM

YEAR

2020

TASK

LAYOUT + DESIGN 3D VISUALIZATION

As Ho Chi Minh City eagerly transforms to become a mega city of the region, there is a lack of green space, “breathing space,” in the biggest city of Vietnam. MPC Tower is designed to fill that void.

The tower becomes an oasis with the mentioned “breathing space” and the green space on each floor without a lazy repetitive motif. These voids move and turn around the tower, creating a visual effect that the tower is growing along with the city. The interior space is designed into two main parts - residential and corporation spaces. The design, thus, not only embraces the void and green attributes but also maintain the privacy and confidentiality of the two spatial groups.

TOWER

MPC

RESIDENTIAL RECEPTION

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LEGENDS 01. Underground Entrance 02. Convenient Store 03. Counter 04. Storage 05. Mailbox 06. Lift Lobby 07. Entrance from Parking Lot 08. Reception

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

RECEPTION

ELEVATOR LOBBY

LEGENDS 01. Apartment 9.01 02. Apartment 9.02 03. Apartment 9.03 04. Apartment 9.04 05. Apartment 9.05 06. Apartment 9.06 07. Apartment 9.07 08. Corridor 09. Lift Lobby 10. Lift 11. Staircase 12. Fire Exit

62 sqm 39.4 sqm 39.4 sqm 64.3 sqm 52 sqm 70 sqm 37.7 sqm

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TYPICAL RESIDENT FLOOR (LEVEL 9)

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LEGENDS 01. Entrance 02. Sofa 03. Coffee Table 04. TV 05. Rug 06. Armchair 07. Kitchen Table 08. Dining Chair 09. Kitchen 10. Electric Stove 11. Sink

BACHELOR PAD FLOOR

12. Wine Shelf 13. Storage 14. Bed 15. Bedside Table 16. Wardrobe 17. Sanity Sink 18. WC 19. Shower 20. Laundry 21. Decorative Shelf

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

WASHROOM

KITCHEN

LOCATION LINDEN WOODS, WINNIPEG TYPOLOGY

COMMERCIAL

AREA

169 SQM

YEAR

2020

TASK

CONCEPT + DRAFTING 3D VISUALIZATION

ABOUT

Bellara Beauty Bar aims to bring the luxury spa experience to the everyday neighbourhood with great emphasis on health, aesthetics, and comfort.

To meet up such an objective, the interior design picks up the gorgeous warm-toned of wood, the luxurious feeling of golden-toned materials, as well as the relaxation effects of the green palette and indoor plants.

The space is divided into four main parts: Reception and Bar, Beauty Salon, Massage, and Back-of-House.

The programming and circulation are straight-forward and accessible.

This approach opens up the space, making it more spacious but still keeps the warm and cozy feeling.

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BELLARA

BEAUTY BAR

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TREATMENT STAFF

SALON

WAITING LOUNGE RECEPTION

UTILITIES

STERILIZE UNIVERSAL WASHROOM OFFICE

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LEGENDS 01. Entrance 02. Reception/ Cashier 03. Beverage Bar 04. Waiting Lounger 05. Display Shelf 06. Office 07. Manicure #1 08. Make-Up 09. Dispay Table 10. Hairstyling 11. Vanity Sink & Display Shelf 12. Pedicure #2 13. Manicure #2

FLOOR PLAN

14. Pedicure #1 15. Staff Break Room 16. Treatment Room #1 17. Treatment Room #2 18. Corridor 19. Staff Coat 20. Lockers 21. Utilities 22. Sterilize 23. WC 24. Exit

RECEPTION reception

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ACADEMIC PROJECTS

ST. NORBERT COMMUNITY CENTER

AUDITORIUM

LOCATION

MANITOBA

TYPOLOGY

COMMUNITY CENTER

AREA

2860 SQM

YEAR

2017

TASK

RESEARCH + DESIGN DRAFTING + 3D VISUALIZATION

ABOUT

“REDEFINE SACRED” is the theme of Studio 2. The course requires the students to look deep into their soul to find the special phenomena in their lives that they call refuge.

MUSIC is my new sacred. MUSIC has the unspeakable power of connection, resilience, rehabilitate, and reconciliation. MUSIC is in every corner of our lives. As the project process, I explored the multi-layered and multi-dimensional power of music and interpreted such unique characteristics into the design language. Here in St. Norbert Music Center, music is the catalyst of multi-generational connections. It is the way that the older generations pass down their knowledge, cultural value, and passion to the younger generations.

WORKSHOPS

SOCIO-CULTURAL ROLE OF SACRED PLACES LEADS TO - THE IMPORTANCE OF RED RIVER AND ASSINIBOINE RIVER IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF WINNIPEG - MULTI-LAYER OF SOCIO-ECONOMY AND CULTURAL ELEMENTS IN THE IMAGE OF A RIVER

Explore the importance of the rivers in connecting the communities within and linked to Winnipeg. The images are the worshipping places, which were visited prior the workshops

Forging the river shape into the image of the music cleff to EXPLORE the design potential and connection between the rivers and the theme of re-defining of sacredness - in this case - music.

SITE ANALYSIS

SOCIO-CULTURAL CONTEXT

ARCHITECTURAL DEVELOPMENT

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INTERIOR DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

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LEGENDS 01. Main entrance 02. Reception 03. Office 04. Manager 05. Meeting room 06. Male WC 07. Female WC 08. Fire exit 09. Shared dressing room 10. Private dressing room 11. Washroom 12. Assembly 13. Storage 14. Technical room 15. Green room 16. Auditorium 17. Sound lock 18. Control room 19. Lobby 20. Exhibition 21. Waiting lounge 22. Student/ staff canteen 23. Cloak room

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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LEGENDS 01. Dance class 02. Male lockers 03. Female lockers 04. Costume storage 05. Waiting lounge 06. Fire exit 07. Assembly 08. Storage 09. Technical room 10. Green room 11. Auditorium 12. Sound lock 13. Control room 14. Music class 15. Musical instrument storage 16. Male WC 17. Female WC 18. Janitor’s room

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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EMBRACE

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHICAL ELEMENTS BY - BRINGING DISPLAYED ITEMS REPRESENTING SOUTHEAST ASIA MUSIC CULTURE - USING LOCAL MATERIALS - DECORATIVE WALL USING TYNDALL STONE

Adaptive-Reuse the historical building of St. Norbert

Display Southeast Asian traditional musical instruments

Using Manitoba’s Tyndall tone to embrace the geographical element of the location

AUDITORIUM LOBBY

AUDITORIUM LOBBY

AUDITORIUM

METAPHORICALLY CONNECT

GENERATIONS

THROUGH THE IMAGES OF - LAYERS OF RIVERS: EACH LAYER REPRESENTS A GENERATION THAT IS OLD AND YOUNG, LOCALS AND NEW COMERS - RIVERS OF WINNIPEG INTERSECT AT THE CENTER OF THE STAGE

Layers of the river merge into one at the stage, where the connections between past and future, old generation and young generation, and locals and new comers occur

FULFILLING

EDUCATIONAL

PURPOSES THROUGH CREATING CLASSES - TEACHING TRADITIONAL DANCES - PRACTICING AND REHEARSING PERFORMANCES

Music and dance classes are provided in order to past down the knowledge and skills

Recording studio on the third floor to reserve the knowledge and information for the future generations

DANCE CLASS

MUSIC CLASS

LOCATION

MANITOBA

TYPOLOGY

HOSPITALITY + HEALTHCARE

AREA

2860 SQM

YEAR

2020

TASK

RESEARCH + DESIGN 3D VISUALIZATION

ABOUT

The Practicum is a story of reconfiguring one’s self in these days and ages of technological advancement. As our lives have been integrated deeply with the Internet and digital technology, there is a part of the society vulnerable as they access the unregulated and anonymous Internet. re:intent, which is an anagram of the word [Internet], is designed to provide treatments for Pathological Internet Users (Internet addicts) (abbr: PIU).

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RE:INTENT

RETREAT FOR INTERNET ADDICTS

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MAURICE MERLEAU-PONTY’S EXPERIENTIAL MODEL

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THE WORLD

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OTHERS

SELF

Concepts

THE SELF + the natural world

THE SELF + the BUILT world

THE SELF + OTHERS

Authors

EDWARD WILSON

STEPHEN KELLERT

PETER ZUMTHOR

JUHANI PALLASMAA

ROGER ULRICH

HILAL OZCAN

Theories

BIOPHILIC

ATMOSPHERE ARCHITECTURE

SUPPORTIVE DESIGN

Bring nature into the indoor while minizing the borders between indoors & outdoors

Create multi-sensorial spaces where the architecture and interior space effects all of the patient’s senses

Design spaces that create and facilitate interactions whereas it is spontaneous or planned

USERS DAILY SCHEDULE

LEGENDS MANDATORY DESIRABLE OPTIONAL THERAPEUTIC SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES RESIDENT’S SERVICES STAFF SERVICES SUPPORT SERVICES ENGINEERING SERVICES KITCHEN SERVICES

ARCHITECTURAL DEVELOPMENT

THE TWO FLOORS ARE OVERLAPPED CREATE THERAPEUTIC GARDENS ATRIUM, & SEE-THROUGH ROOFTOP

Roof

Front Yard/ Ponds

SECOND FLOOR

Atrium

Courtyard

Greenhouse

Patient Entrance

Courtyard

FIRST FLOOR

Staff Entrance

FIRST FLOOR PLAN LEGENDS 34 11 34

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01. Entrance 02. Vestibule 03. Administrative Office 04. Break Room 05. Overnight Services 06. Medication Distribution 07. Infirmary 08. Nurse’s Break Room 09. Phone Services 10. Gym Lockers 11. Swimming Pool 12. Gymnasium 13. Ward #1 with Gathering Space Nurse’s Station WC Storage Resident’s Suite x 8 14. Safe Withdrawal 15. Seclusion 16. Staff Respite 17. Ward #1 with Gathering Space Nurse’s Station WC Storage Resident’s Suite x 8 18. Elevator Lobby 19. Ward #1 with Gathering Space Nurse’s Station WC Storage Resident’s Suite x 8 20. Resident’s Laundry 21. Facility’s Laundry 22. Female Staff Lockers 23. Male Staff Lockers 24. Environmental Services 25. Mechanical Services 26. Engineering Services 27. Security 28. Staff Corridor 29. Corridor 30. Elevator Lobby 31. First Floor Courtyard 32. Therapy Pocket 33. Atrium 34. Fire Exit 35. Patio

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN LEGENDS

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01. Entrance 02. Vestibule 03. Orientation 04. Storage 05. Staff Break Room 06. Nature-Based Therapy 07. Staff Respite 08. Storage 09. Physiotherapy Consultation 10. Male WC 11. Female WC 12. View/ Vista 13. Cognitibe-Behavioural Therapy 14. Seclusion 15. Library 16. Focused Work 17. Sun Room 18. Front Yard 19. Pond 20. Therapeutic Pocket 21. Nutritional Consultation 22. Elevator 23. Staircase 24. Fire Exit 25. Communal Kitchen 26. Waste 27. Kitchen 28. Dinning 29. Green House 30. Closed Green House 31. Green House Storage 32. UWC 33. Patio 34. Corridor 35. Courtyard Garden 36. Courtyard Pond 37. Atrium

CONNECTION WITH

NATURE

NATURAL MATERIAL BIOPHILIC ATTRIBUTES ACCESS TO THE OUTDOORS BRING NATURE INTO THE INDOOR THERAPY SESSIONS IN NATURE

Fireplace gives safety and gathering cue

View to nature

Natural materials - Clay bricks - Granite tiles - Timber

Inclined dropped-ceiling mimicking cave structure

ORIENTATION

OUTDOOR POND

OUTDOOR THERAPEUTIC GARDEN

INDOOR GREENHOUSE

CONNECTION WITH

BUILT SPACE

MULTI-SENSORIAL SPACE FURNITURE & LIGHTING OPTIONS DAILY, SEASONAL, & ANNUAL-CHANGE DESIGNS

Earth-toned material

Low ceiling and indirect lighting ease patient’s stress and nervousness so they can easily open up

treatmen Daylight as the main lighting source

Various sitting options

nt room

Low ceiling makes the space more Gathering table in the controlable and helps the patients Earth-toned materials shape of dining table to reflect and focus on themselves - Wall tiles - Timber - Wooden ceiling Nursing station is masked Transparent ceiling allows - Warm terrazzo tiles as a kitchen counter to daylight to illuminate the look more approachable floor

WARD GATHERING SPACE

View to nature (daily change element)

Simple design and the lack of working space to urge the patients to go outside

RESIDENT’S ROOM

GROUND FLOOR CORRIDOR

second FLOOR CORRIDOR

CONNECTION WITH

OTHER PEOPLE HOME-LIKE ESSENCE THROUGH FURNITURE FRIENDLY MILLWORK SPACE FOR GATHERING SPACE FOR INDIVIDUAL’S REFLECTION

Curve that facilitate small group work Group work/ discussion area

Door to ensure access to exit in case of emergency Floor - ceiling shelf system that divides the space into journal area and circulation space

LIBRARY

library

Floor - ceiling shelf system that divides the space into journal area and circulation space

Openings such as window and door for interaction and circulation

Group work/ discussion area

sunroom

Various gathering spaces for group gathering/ planned interaction

Open spaces that can host spontaneous interaction

Volunteer station is dressed as a kitchen space to look more approachable

approachable nursing station orientation

recharge staff respite

gathering space in the greenhouse

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conceptual projects

LOCATION

HOI AN, VIETNAM

TYPOLOGY

HOSPITALITY

AREA

1475 SQM

YEAR

2016

TASK

LAYOUT + DESIGN 3D VISUALIZATION

ABOUT

Cua Dai Hotel re-imagine the live of the local fishermen and their relationship with fish. Coming to the resort, guests walk into a underwater world with fish swimming on the air and lily pad floating on the ceiling.

The underwater world is created by merging two significant images that have important cultural impacts onto the local community: lanterns and karp fish. The karp fish lanterns act as the main light source as well as the main decor, accentuate the whole space and emphasize the underwater concept.

RESORT LOBBY

RESORT

CUA DAI

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LEGENDS 01. Entrance 02. Balcony 03. Waiting Loune (Outdoor) 04. Lobby 05. Beverage Bar 06. Reception 07. Waiting Lounge (Indoor) 08. Landscape 09. Back of house & Office 10. Kitchen 11. Restaurant 12. Convention Hall

RESORT LOBBY FLOOR PLAN

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RECEPTION

BEVERAGE BAR

LOBBY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

INTERIOR DESIGN INSPIRATION

lantern

karp fish

lantern

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LEGENDS 01. Entrance 02. Reception 03. Female Lockers 04. Male Lockers 05. Female Spa 06. Male Spa 07. Landscape 08. Bar 09. Relaxation 10. Storage 11. Swimming Pool 12. Treatment Rooms

SPA FLOOR PLAN

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RECEPTION

RELAXATION BAR

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