Brianna Chan Qian Lin I NT E RI O R DE S I G N PO RT FO L IO Diploma in Interior Design March 2019 – July 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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PROJECT 1
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PROJECT 2
PROJECT 3
NIKON POP-UP KIOSK
NIKON NO OMOIDE
ROBOTICIST
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PROJECT 4
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PROJECT 5
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PROJECT 6
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PROJECT 7
ANGULAR BENCH
KL TOURIST CENTRE
PERSONAL BRANDING
THE COVE
CURRICULUM VITAE
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| CONTACT
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Email: qianlin070402@gmail.com
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HP: +6012 789 0704 Address: 9 Jalan Palma 1A, Twin Palms Kemensah, Hulu Klang 53100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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| ABOUT ME Since young, I always had an interest in art related subjects, whether it is abstract painting, DIY handicraft, modelling, acting, sports, music, you name it. However, interior architecture has always been my passion. I love creating and modifying interior spaces and buildings, as it gives me the opportunity to express my creativity and mood. Moreover, my favourite interior design style would be the modern monochromatic design style, as I relish the harmonious feeling that it brings about. Nevertheless, my ambition is to become an interior architecture lecturer, hence I aspire to design more interiors that could inspire even more people.
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Traveling Professional photography Video editing Photo editing
January 2016 – December 2018 High School Cambridge IGCSE St Joseph’s Institution International School (SG)
| WORK EXPERIENCE •
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MIFF Furniture Design Competition
Leadership Organized Good communicator Good literacy
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3D Max
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Adobe Photoshop
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Adobe InDesign
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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Microsoft Word
January 9 to February 13, 2019 Part time barista
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Microsoft Excel
Starbucks Reserve Sunway Pyramid #006 (KL)
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YouTube
December 2019 Part time promoter December 2019 Part time promoter
September 2019 to July 2021 Student representative of DID March Intake
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October 2019 Class trip to Seoul, Korea
Flexible Open minded Responsible Perfectionist
| LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY •
English
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Chinese
SOAR; School of Arts Representatives
| STUDENT EXPOSURE
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| TECHNICAL SKILLS Sketchup
| LEADERSHIP ROLE •
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OTOP Taiwan Food Fair Sunway Velocity (KL)
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| TRANSFERRABLE SKILLS
AutoCAD
ACER Roadshow Event The Gardens Mall (KL)
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2021/2022 Participant
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January 4 to March 31, 2021 Internship; junior designer Genius Loci Pte Ltd (KL)
| INTERESTS • • • •
March 2019 – August 2021 BA (Hons) Interior Architecture & Design Sunway University (KL)
pinterest.com/briannachanqianlin youtube.com/c/BrinChan
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Raffles College of Higher Education (KL)
linkedin.com/in/brinchan2002/ issuu.com/brin.chan
July 2021 – Present BA (Hons) Interior Architecture & Design
| COMPETITION EXPERIENCE
| REFERENCES •
Available upon request
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Malay
PROJECT 1
DID 2014 Interior Design 2 Individual Project Assignment 2 Commercial Chosen Brand: Nikon Semester 4, May 2020 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to help Nikon create a commercial pop-up kiosk with the ‘Innovation Through Space’ theme. The pop-
up kiosk is temporarily located at Pavilion’s main entrance, a hot spot for tourists. In addition, the pop-up kiosk consists of an open-air photo booth, photo printing machine station, and lucky draw activity, to create a memorable journey for the visitors to ‘capture’. Additionally, the displayed Nikon cameras are for sale as well.
CONCEPT The slogan, “at the heart of the image”, signifies how Nikon is metaphorically inseparable from us. It also further emphasizes on how Nikon is always there to capture our beautiful moments and memories. Thus, the ‘heart’ is a metaphorical word for
‘memories’, as memories are what keeps an image alive. Moreover, the catchphrase ”I am Nikon”, is a metaphorical sentence which portrays how a Nikon camera is a representation of the Nikon brand.
S I T E A N A LY S I S
Kiosk Here
Location: Pavilion KL, Main Entrance
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Location with a lot of tourists and a lot of people in general (KL city centre area).
Address: 168, Bukit Bintang Street,
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Many people, especially tourists, enter Pavilion by the main entrance and love
55100 Kuala Lumpur,
taking pictures near the main entrance (outdoors). They also come to Pavilion to
Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
shop and explore.
➢ WHO – Main target: tourists, people who are interested in photography
Pavilion is suitable because:
➢ WHAT – A shipping container kiosk which contains an open-air photo
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Main entrance has a lot of space (wide open area) to place the kiosk.
booth, photo printing machine station, lucky draw activity, and Nikon
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No existing Nikon stores on site.
camera display.
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Nikon products are considered as luxury products, so it has something in common
➢ WHY – To promote the Nikon cameras and the brand itself.
with Pavilion.
CONCEPT NIKON CORPORATION 株式会社 ニコン A Japanese multinational corporation Producing optics and imaging products (eg: cameras, camera lenses, binoculars, microscopes, ophthalmic lenses, etc.)
GOLDEN YELLOW Positive, Ideal, Sense of hope WHITE Clean, Untarnished, Pure, Innocent BLACK Prestigious, Prominent, Steady, Perfection, Integrity, Illustrious History
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DESIGN Open-air Photo Booth
Photo Printing Machine Station
Counter
Yellow Shipping Container
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Get your picture taken at the open-air photo booth.
Collect your photo ticket from the photographer and head to the Nikon photo printing machines.
Pass one photo to the counter for an entry and keep the other for yourself!
Wallpaper Concept The ‘I AM’ font looks as if a person wrote it with a marker The two hands depict a ‘capturing’ or ‘grabbing’ action Wallpaper has two elements of a person/human, to emphasize on the fact that the memories of a person is being captured
Black Polypropylene
Black Laminated Wood
Grey Tinted Glass
Curved Glass
Stainless Steel
Yellow Polypropylene
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NIKON BRANDED CHAIR
FURNITURE DESIGN
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PROJECT 2
DID 2014 Interior Design 2 Individual Project Assignment 3 Commercial Chosen Brand: Nikon Semester 4, July 2020 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to help Nikon create a commercial shipping container kiosk with the ‘Innovation Through Space’ theme.
Nikon no Omoide is a temporary exhibition gallery which stops by at three different site locations and rotates every four months, to metaphorically create a memorable journey for Nikon no Omoide. Furthermore, to depict the concept of ‘Nikon’s memories’, Nikon no Omoide consists of an exhibition gallery which displays Nikon’s history timeline and camera collection.
CONCEPT The slogan, “at the heart of the image”, signifies how Nikon is metaphorically inseparable from us. It also further emphasizes on how Nikon is always there to capture our beautiful moments and memories. Thus, the ‘heart’ is a metaphorical word for
‘memories’, as memories are what keeps an image alive. Moreover, the catchphrase ”I am Nikon”, is a metaphorical sentence which portrays how a Nikon camera is a representation of the Nikon brand.
BRAND RESEARCH
Strengths
• Excellent advertising and branding exercises through TVCs, online ads, print ads, and social media sites, which as helped attract larger target audiences. • Has a diversified geographic presence with focus on developing markets provides diversified revenue stream with reduced
business risk. • Strong research and development capabilities facilitate new product development in line with changing consumer preference. • Good branding of Nikon through sponsorships of events and sports team. Weaknesses
• Dependence on particular products and businesses. • Instances of alleged violation of competition laws incurred penalties and hurt the brand image of Nikon a few times.
Opportunities
• Online sales opportunities by leveraging e-commerce market and effectively using online marketing options. • Expanding presence in the global market can be a big opportunity for Nikon. • More innovative product offerings for the customers.
Threats
• Rapid technological changes.
• Founded on July 25, 1917, as Nippon Kōgaku Kōgyō Kabushikigaisha ("Japan Optical Industries Corporation“). • The company was renamed as Nikon Corporation in 1988. • The name Nikon, which dates from 1946, sounds like the merging of Nippon Kōgaku and Zeiss's brand, Ikon. • Nikkor, the Nikon brand name for its
• Increasing appeal of high end camera phones and their social networking integration facilitating easy sharing of photos.
lenses. The name coincidentally
• Competition with black market, parallel import and fake goods.
means “sunlight” in Japanese.
• Intense competition in the digital cameras market can reduce market share of Nikon.
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S I T E A N A LY S I S The moveable concept store stops by at 3 different locations and rotates every 4 months. This concept creates a
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memorable journey for the Nikon concept store and for the people who visit the concept store.
= Sun Path
Site Buildings
= Wind Path
POLO GROUND - IPOH
JANUARY - APRIL 3
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MAY - AUGUST
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DATARAN MERDEKA - KUALA LUMPUR
SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER
Park River
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➢ Sun path from East to West ➢ Prevailing wind from North East and South West
POLO GROUND - IPOH
5, Persiaran Brash, 30350, Ipoh, Negeri Perak
POLO GROUND - PENANG
18, Sol ok P i g g o t , Taman S c o tl a n d , 1 0 4 5 0 , G e o r g e Town, Pul au Pinang
DATARAN MERDEKA – KUALA LUMPUR
Jal an Raja, City C e n tr e , 50050, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
S I T E A N A LY S I S
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Excellent advertising and branding of Nikon products
Dependence on particular products and businesses
Online sales and marketing opportunities
Many camera brand competitors (Canon, Sony, etc.)
Strong research and development capabilities
Instances of alleged violation of competition laws
Expanding presence in the global market
Rapid technological changes
Strong market position built on product portfolio
Nikon products are relatively expensive
More innovative product offerings for the customers
Smartphones are an alternative to cameras
CONCEPT
The elements of a camera and memories have been broken down, thus resulting with either the material’s characteristics or the material itself, to implement the interior and exterior design of the concept store.
CONCEPT Nikon no Omoide ニコンの思い出 ‘Nikon no Omoide’ means ‘Nikon’s memories’ in Japanese. The name of the concept store is translated from Japanese (Romaji) to English, since Nikon was originally founded in Japan after all. Nikon is a brand which has a strong concept on how the brand itself represents ‘memories’ in general. The evolution of Nikon cameras can portray the cameras developing and modifying gradually from the year 1917 till present, as if the cameras had their own memorable journey.
PROGRAMMES
SECOND FLOOR - MUSEUM
MAIN ENTRANCE - STAIRCASE 1
Main Entrance
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Twisted Sculptures
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Ticket Counter
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Staircase To Museum
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Door Entrance To Museum
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Giant Hand Sculpture
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Emergency Door
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Emergency Staircase
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Staircase To G Floor
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Merchandise Display
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Camera Display
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Cashier
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History Walkway
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Camera Display
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Encyclopedia Station
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Catalogue Shelf
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Nikon Product Display
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Staircase To Rooftop
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Photo Wall
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Staircase To 1st Floor
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Entrance To Lounge
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Seating Area
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Wall Unit W/ Seating
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Main Exit
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C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
B 2400
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
C 5950
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY
D 6000
A
B 5950
C 2400
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
Project Title:
2550
Brianna Chan Qian Lin
Verified By:
2250
4350
Brianna Chan Qian Lin
Verified By: Ms Priscilla Ng
Date: 2500
Date: 2500
Drawing No.: 10 Sheet Size: A2 Name:
10 July 2020
10 July 2020
Notes:
Notes: 1
SECTION X1-X1 SCALE: 1:50
FD10 ELE/STORE/302
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Dark Oak Wood Rustic Black Laminate
SECTION X2-X2 SCALE: 1:50 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FD9
Scale: 1:50
2
1
ELE/STORE/301
Section X2-X2
3
Ms Priscilla Ng
2
Drawing Title:
2550
3
Drawing No.: 9 Sheet Size: A2 Name:
4
Yellow Corrugated Steel
Amati Walnut Wood
Glass
Stainless Steel Dark Mahogany Wood
Project Title: AutoCAD Drafting For Interior Design Project (Final Project)
2550
Scale: 1:50
2550
4
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
900
Section X1-X1
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
4350
AutoCAD Drafting For Interior Design Project (Final Project)
Drawing Title:
Nikon
5
900
Nikon
5
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY
GROUND FLOOR
|MUSEUM MAIN ENTRANCE |YELLOW SPIRAL STAIRCASE
|LOUNGE VIEW 1 |STAIRCASE TO MUSEUM VIEW 1
|LOUNGE VIEW 2
|STAIRCASE TO MUSEUM VIEW 2
FIRST FLOOR
|FIRST FLOOR INTERIOR VIEW 1
|GIFT SHOP
|STAIRCASE TO GROUND FLOOR |GIANT HAND SCULPTURE
|FIRST FLOOR INTERIOR VIEW 2
SECOND FLOOR
|MUSEUM INTERIOR VIEW 1 |STAIRCASE TO ROOFTOP
|MUSEUM INTERIOR VIEW 2 |STAIRCASE TO FIRST FLOOR VIEW 1
|MUSEUM INTERIOR VIEW 3
|STAIRCASE TO FIRST FLOOR VIEW 2
PROJECT 3
DID 2054 Interior Design 3 Individual Project Assignment 1 Commercial Brand: Roboticist Semester 5, September 2020 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to help Roboticist remodel their previous interior space – with the intention of making the new space
vibrant, fun, functional, and with add on educational value. The new interior space consists of programmes such as the learning area, field of demonstration, programming area, drone room, discussion room, etc.
CONCEPT In relation to Roboticist’s slogan and brand identity, the design elements derived from a tree will be implemented into the interior space, as trees symbolize learning, growth, and knowledge. Vibrant colours such as yellow, orange, and purple were used in the
interior space to create a vibrant and fun environment for the youngsters to learn in.
BRAND RESEARCH Roboticist is owned and managed by Robotics Learning (M) Sdn Bhd, the exclusive reseller and training partner to VEX Robotics in Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam since 2009. In addition, Roboticist was founded by Dr Ishkandar Bin Baharin, who is now an executive chairman of several robotics companies that he nurtured and is now focusing on building robotics collaboration model between Malaysia and other countries. Roboticist emphasizes a lot on the ‘learn-build-play’ concept, whereby they believe that innovative and fun learning programmes can augment the creativity of young people. Based on the ‘learn-build-play’ concept, Founder
students strengthen their understanding on the applications and textbook concepts through hands-on building
Dr. Ishkandar Bin Baharin
and experimental projects. Thus, when the students test out their creation and play with it, they will eventually
Malaysia Robotics & Automation Society (MyRAS)
learn more and gain more knowledge and skills. Nevertheless, Roboticist cares deeply on the development and growth of children and teens in general, and they aspire to create a better future for them.
Vision – Roboticist’s main objective is to create a better future for the younger generation
Target Audience – Young students (age 4 to age 20) • Offers fun and educational robotics programmes; hands-on skill-building activities, demonstrations, challenges, classroom-ready experiments • Offers 1 to 1 tutorials, group projects, computer programming, robotics building and programming sessions • Offers weekly classes, school holiday programmes, workshops, short courses, teacher training, private functions, and birthday parties • Emphasizes STEM education (science, technology, engineering, math) • Partnership with FIRST GLOBAL, REV Robotics, VEX Robotics, and PASCO Scientific • Programmes: VEX IQ, VEX EDR, REV Robotics, PASCO Scientific • Annual robotics competition; FIRST GLOBAL Challenge (since year 2017)
S I T E A N A LY S I S Location Bangsar Village II
Address 2F-30, 2nd Floor, Bangsar Village II, No.2, Jalan Telawi 1, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
BANGSAR VILLAGE II
Shop Location 2F-30, 2nd Floor
= Sun Path
= Wind Path = Noise = Site
S I T E A N A LY S I S Existing Plan
Existing Space
Roboticist
Façade and interior
Wishlist
Strengths
•
Located in a shopping mall; mall provides facilities and services (e.g.
Convenient access to nearby restrooms and escalator
•
Located in the ‘educational section’; easy for people to find the shop when referring to the directory
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
•
Very small shop (900sqft); limited space
•
Located on high/upper floor level; less people visit
•
Lack of natural lighting
•
High rental cost and maintenance
•
Lack of security cameras in the store
•
In general, a lot of people go to the mall everyday
•
No competition; no other robotics learning centre in the mall
•
Severe traffic from early afternoon to late evening, due to a lot of cars, narrow road, and double parking
Possible solutions
•
TV showcase
•
Lack of storage
•
More shelf units
•
Charging station
•
Lack of separation
•
Add divider panel
•
Lack of display
•
More display cases
•
Cramped working area
•
Increase walking space
•
Chair discomfort
•
Use comfortable chairs
•
Dull interior design
parking lot, restrooms, customer service) •
Problems faced
New Façade Rendered perspective
(cushion/fabric/velvet)
CONCEPT
Key Design Elements • Cube (shape)
• Repetition (arrangement)
• Triangle (shape)
• Pattern (arrangement)
• Twist (line)
• Wide (spacing)
• Bold (line)
• Branched out (spacing)
• Thick (line)
• Yellow (colour)
• Wave/Loop (line)
• Orange (colour)
• Zig Zag/Angular (line)
• Purple (colour)
• Stack (arrangement)
• Green (colour)
PROGRAMMES
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
B
C
D
E
11040 3630
1300
2580
3530
C 640
FR/FZ
7
D
580
STORAGE
300
DISCUSSION ROOM
720
600
1110
900
905
4262
5
1300
PANTRY
2265
1240
PROGRAMMING AREA
1030
FIELD OF DEMONSTRATION
DRONE ROOM
900
7685
LEARNING AREA
B
B
2780
15369
1030
2685
4
700
630
3
1900
A
790
2600
RESTING AREA
A
660
600
1000
1000
ENTER
EXIT
610
2
2640
400
280
1180 1360
990 1900
830
3422
DISPLAY AREA
WAITING AREA
600
RECEPTION AREA
320
ENTRANCE
2930
7480
D
C 4383
DD1 ELE/101
2265
4383
LAYOUT PLAN SCALE 1:100
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1
3422
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
1110
4262
905
560
5
OFFICE
6
7 12
2250
4215
RENDERED SECTION
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
S PA C E
LED Strip
Golden Oak Wood
Yellow Laminate Glass Cube Pendant
White Laminate Purple PVC Bamboo Wood
Ash Wood Aluminum
Oak Wood Chair
Office Chair
Round Bulb Pendant
PROGRAMMING AREA
LEARNING AREA
RECEPTION
DISPLAY AREA
S PA C E
DISCUSSION ROOM
DRONE ROOM
Black Pendant Oak Wood Table Golden Oak Wood
Dark Mahogany Wood
White Laminate White Polypropylene Plastic
Aluminum
Glass
Ivory Wool Carpet Wall Mounted Display Case
Corrugated Stainless Steel
LED Strip White PP Chair
LED Ceiling Panel
S PA C E
PANTRY
OFFICE
STORAGE
Moss Green Paint
Dark Mahogany Wood Beige Paint
Oak Wood Glass Cube Pendant Light
Porcelain Black Laminate
White Laminate LED Strip
Shelving Unit
Bamboo Wood Stainless Steel
Office Chair
Porcelain Tile Sink
Narrow Fridge Plant Wall
WAITING AREA
S PA C E
RESTING AREA
Golden Oak Wood
Chevron Patterned Wallpaper
Brass
Organic Fabric
Yellow Paint Bamboo Wood
Oak Wood Coffee Table
Organic Cushion
Stainless Steel
Brass Pendant
PROJECT 4
DID 2034 Furniture Design 2 Individual Project Assignment 2 Innovative Joinery Furniture Semester 5, October 2020 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to incorporate an innovative joinery into a conceptual furniture. The chosen innovative joinery – elastic
rubber band – is tied in a fishtail loom style to have each loop hold seven angular polypropylene plastic pieces together, in order to form a two seater bench. In addition, the bench’s colour combination of white and transparent suits the material colour characteristic of the modern furniture style.
CONCEPT The elastic rubber band is tied in a fishtail loom style to symbolize fishes swimming in groups and in harmony, thus it represents the concept of unity. Moreover, the white and transparent bench represents the concept of balance and purity.
MIFF The angular bench has been used as a final submission to the MIFF Furniture Design Competition 2021.
CONCEPT Innovative Joinery Elastic Rubber Band Furniture Concept: Unity Keywords: Balance, Harmony, Purity Furniture Style: Modern and Minimalistic • The rubber band unites the angular shapes, and each loop holds each piece together. • Fishes swim in groups/packs and in harmony. Hence, a school of fish can represent unity. Therefore, the fishtail loom style is used to tie everything together. • White and transparent polypropylene plastic, white rubber bands, and transparent hooks will be used, as the colours represent balance and purity. Hence, the combo suits the modern furniture style material colour characteristic. • Suitable for commercial, hospitality, and residential buildings.
F U R N I T U R E D E TA I L
D E TA I L E D D R AW I N G S PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY
450
12 0
10 18 0 14 0 0 0
50 0
120 50
DD1 ELE/BCH/101
TOP VIEW SCALE: 1:20
DD2 ELE/BCH/201
1200
1240
1240
790
450
Drawing No.: 1 Sheet Size: A3 Name:
Brianna Chan Qian Lin
450
340
Polypropylene Plastic Bench
Scale: 1:20
AXONOMETRIC VIEW SCALE: 1:20
1200
Drawing Title:
450
Verified By: Dr Nicole Fu Chew Xiang
Date: 13 October 2020
DD3 ELE/BCH/301
FRONT VIEW SCALE: 1:20
DD4 ELE/BCH/302
BACK VIEW SCALE: 1:20
15 0
°
White polypropylene Refer to provided plastic to be used for measurements the seat only.
0°
1240
340
15
Transparent Refer to provided polypropylene plastic to be used for the seat measurements only.
White Rubber Band (16 pieces)
Rubber band is made out of natural latex rubber. One white rubber band to be used to tie every 150mmx150mm every six Thickness: 20mm polypropylene plastic pieces together. Fishtail loom tying style to be used, four rubber bands per set.
30° 105°
105°
75
450
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic Hook (4 pieces)
790
450
°
450
100
1020 120 DD5 ELE/BCH/303
ELEVATION A SCALE: 1:20
DD6 ELE/BCH/304
One transparent polypropylene plastic hook to be used for each rubber band 110mmx90mm joinery set (total of Thickness: 30mm four), and to hook the two rubber bands that meet in the middle (refer to detail 4).
WHITE RUBBER BAND
Verified By: 20
90
6
Date: 13 October 2020
Notes:
DETAIL 1 SCALE: 1:2
DD8 ELE/BCH/402
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY
Installation Method
White Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
White polypropylene Refer to provided plastic to be used for measurements the seat only.
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
Transparent Refer to provided polypropylene plastic to be used for the seat measurements only.
White Rubber Band (16 pieces)
Rubber band is made out of natural latex rubber. One white rubber band to be used to tie every 150mmx150mm every six Thickness: 20mm polypropylene plastic pieces together. Fishtail loom tying style to be used, four rubber bands per set.
FURNITURE DESIGN 2 Project Title: Technical Drawings For Furniture Joineries
Drawing Title: DD9 ELE/BCH/403
DETAIL 3 SCALE: 1:10
PLACEMENT 4
One transparent polypropylene plastic hook to be used for each rubber band 110mmx90mm joinery set (total of Thickness: 30mm four), and to hook the two rubber bands that meet in the middle (refer to detail 4).
Polypropylene Plastic Bench
Scale As Shown Drawing No.: 3 Sheet Size: A3 Name:
PLACEMENT 2
Brianna Chan Qian Lin
Verified By:
PLACEMENT 1
Dr Nicole Fu Chew Xiang
Date:
TRANSPARENT POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC HOOK
13 October 2020
FISHTAIL LOOM STYLE DD10 ELE/BCH/404
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic Hook (4 pieces)
PLACEMENT 3
DETAIL 4 SCALE: 1:5
Notes:
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Size
Scale As Shown
Dr Nicole Fu Chew Xiang
110
Material Specification
Polypropylene Plastic Bench
Brianna Chan Qian Lin
R25
R9
DD7
Technical Drawings For Furniture Joineries
Drawing No.: 2 Sheet Size: A3 Name:
R5
Notes:
Project Title:
Drawing Title:
R37
TRANSPARENT POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC HOOK
FURNITURE DESIGN 2
500 100
Ø130
ELE/BCH/401
Material
140 180
ELEVATION B SCALE: 1:20
Ø150
24
1130
A
100 450 120
DETAIL 2 SCALE: 1:2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
B
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
200
200
° 75
One transparent polypropylene plastic hook to be used for each rubber band 110mmx90mm joinery set (total of Thickness: 30mm four), and to hook the two rubber bands that meet in the middle (refer to detail 4).
Technical Drawings For Furniture Joineries
140 120 100
Installation Method
120
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
White Rubber Band (16 pieces)
Rubber band is made out of natural latex rubber. One white rubber band to be used to tie every 150mmx150mm every six Thickness: 20mm polypropylene plastic pieces together. Fishtail loom tying style to be used, four rubber bands per set.
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic Hook (4 pieces)
Project Title:
1200 Transparent Refer to provided polypropylene plastic to be used for the seat measurements only.
White Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
Size
20
White polypropylene Refer to provided plastic to be used for measurements the seat only.
Transparent Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
Material
FURNITURE DESIGN 2
0 10
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Installation Method
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
White Polypropylene Plastic (12 pieces)
Size
140 120
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Material
SUNWAY UNIVERSITY
Material Specification
32
Material Specification
DESIGN
Two seater benches located in a modern minimalistic art gallery
PROJECT 5
DID 2054 Interior Design 3 Individual Project Assignment 2 Commercial KL Tourist Centre Semester 5, November 2020 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to turn LOKL Coffee Co into a local tourist centre, and to come up with a concept that portrays what
makes Malaysia unique. The two-storey KL Tourist Centre contains many programmes, such as the souvenir shop, convenience store, café, indoor terrace garden, black box theatre, activity huts, exhibition gallery, boutique and traditional costume photography experience, etc. Additionally, the included interactive programmes highlight Malaysia’s culture – living together in peace and harmony.
CONCEPT The concept of ‘bringing our kampung back to you’ signifies that the tourist centre will be designed based on a kampung house, in which tourists and city citizens can have the opportunity to experience the rural side of Malaysia even though that they are in the city. Moreover, inspired by Malaysia’s kampung house, its unique layout organization and circulation and vernacular
architecture is implemented into the KL Tourist Centre.
S I T E A N A LY S I S Location
Address
LOKL Coffee Co
30, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50100 Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
LOKL COFFEE CO
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
•
Walking distance to tourist attractions and conveniences
•
Nice view of the KL tower and other city buildings
•
Located at a site that is rich with culture and history
•
High density of tourists
•
Lack of parking space
•
Expensive parking tickets
•
Lack of vegetations
•
Students from nearby schools can come to visit
•
Convenient access to public transport
•
Many types of competitors
•
Homeless people roaming along the roadside
•
Traffic congestion can cause air and noise pollution
= Sun Path
= Wind Path = Noise = Site
CONCEPT
DIVERSITY
CITY CENTRE & KAMPUNG VILLAGE
URBAN & RURAL
HARMONY
Design Concept Style Industrial Style
URBAN & RURAL
DIVERSITY
Modern Style Nature Themed Style Malay Traditional Style
MULTI-RACIAL, MULTI-CULTURAL, MULTI-ETHNIC
MODENIZED MALAY TRADITIONAL STYLE
CITY CENTRE & KAMPUNG VILLAGE
HARMONY
Malaysia is a diverse country, whereby
different
races
live
together in harmony. However, we shall not forget the urban and
rural
Malaysia
KAMPUNG HOUSE
cities and
fusion,
consists
whereby
of
modern
traditional
villages,
and everyone lives together in peace.
Attraction / Activities / Events
This KL tourist center is inspired by
Traditional craft activities
-
Hardwood/timber
Kampung house exhibition gallery
-
Wood carvings
Vernacular architecture
that is located in central Kuala
-
Wood panels
-
Stilts
Lumpur. Not only does it portray
Malaysian cuisine café
High ceiling
and rural areas, but it also gives city citizens an opportunity to
Kampung Baru, a Malay enclave
harmony between the urban
Cultural and music performances
-
Open windows
-
Seasonal festival tree
-
Natural plants
-
Ventilated roof
Sustainable and local materials Simple construction techniques
Traditional clothing boutique
-
Natural fabric
-
Traditional costume photography experience
-
Metal
-
experience the cultural Malay traditions and to be amazed by the kampung houses’ unique vernacular architecture.
FAÇADE DESIGN
CONCEPT
S PA C E P L A N N I N G The tourist center’s layout plan will be designed based on the kampung house layout plan, as Malaysia kampung houses have their own unique floor plan layout. According to the layout plan of a kampung house, the entrance stairs will lead up to a covered porch. Hence, the porch acts as a good transition space between the private and public domains, thus unfamiliar guests are entertained here. In addition, followed by the porch would be the living
room, middle room, bedrooms, and the kitchen. The kitchen is always located furthest away from the main entrance for fire protection purposes, and it comes with a backdoor for food and raw animals (cooking purposes) to be brought in.
PROGRAMMES
9
11
7 8 6 GROUND FLOOR 5
3 10
4
1
2
1.
INFORMATION AREA
2.
LOBBY
3.
LOUNGE & INTERNET ROOM
4.
SOUVENIR SHOP
5.
LUGGAGE AREA
6.
CONVENIENCE STORE
7.
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
8.
CAFÉ
9.
WET KITCHEN
10. INDOOR TERRACE GARDEN 11. RESTROOMS AND SHOWER
PROGRAMMES
5 6
FIRST FLOOR
4 3 1
2
1.
TOURIST AGENCY & OFFICE
2.
BLACK BOX THEATRE
3.
ACTIVITY HUTS
4.
EXHIBITION GALLERY
5.
BOUTIQUE & TRADITIONAL COSTUME PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE
6.
RESTROOMS
RENDERED SECTION
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN & R O O F D E TA I L S
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
INFORMATION AREA
LOBBY
SOUVENIR SHOP
Oak Wood Walnut Wood
Bamboo Wood
Rustic Black Laminate Organic Wool
Aluminum Teak Wood
Glass
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
LOUNGE & INTERNET ROOM
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Oak Wood Black Steel
Maple Wood Organic Fabric
Bamboo Wood Walnut Wood
Black Leather Walnut Wood
Glass
Teak Wood
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
CONVENIENCE STORE
Bamboo Wood
Wallpaper
Oak Wood
Walnut Wood
Stainless Steel
Black Steel
Black Granite
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
Bamboo Wood
CAFE
WET KITCHEN
Glass Walnut Wood
Black Steel Stainless Steel
Oak Wood Dark Mahogany Wood
Snowy White Bricks
Porcelain Tiles
Black Steel
Aluminum
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
INDOOR TERRACE GARDEN
Walnut Wood Oak Wood
Teak Wood
Organic Fabric Glass
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
TOURIST AGENCY & OFFICE
BOUTIQUE & TRADITIONAL COSTUME PHOTOGRAPHY EXPERIENCE
Bamboo Wood
Walnut Wood
Oak Wood Rustic Black Laminate
Glass
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
EXHIBITION GALLERY
Bamboo Wood
Oak Wood
Walnut Wood
Rustic Black Laminate Glass
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
ACTIVITY HUTS
BLACK BOX THEATRE
Space Gray Carpet Tile
Dark Mahogany Wood Black Painted Wood
Rustic Black Laminate
Gray Curtain Fabric
Teak Wood Oak Wood
Dark Gray Carpet Tile Aluminum
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
RESTROOMS
Bamboo Wood
Stainless Steel Polished Concrete
Porcelain Tiles Dark Bamboo Wood
Mirror
PROJECT 7
PERSONAL BRANDING During my Year 3 semester break, I utilized my free time to create my own personal branding, which includes my own logo, brand name, and slogan. I decided to create my own brand and identity in advance before FYP (Final Year Project), in case of any job opportunities in the near future.
+ The use of lines and triangles to create the letter ‘B’ and ‘R’ Simple and crisp lines to represent modern design The letter ‘R’ is mirrored, to depict the general concept of reflection
has a deeper meaning to it. In short, the emphasizes
on
the
fact
that
A sprouting plant used as a symbol of nature and harmony The sophisticated design of the sprouting plant portrays sophistication, elegancy and luxury
A grey gradient is added inside the triangles to depict the smooth colour transition of the different shades of grey, to further emphasize on the monochromatic concept
BRIN INTERIORS
The slogan, ‘Bringing Reality Into Nostalgia’, slogan
=
The use of monochromatic colours to
The word ‘BRIN’ is a short form of my name, ‘Brianna’.
whatever interior a person has dreamt of or
represent modern monochromatic
Hence, the Corbel Light font was used.
longed for in the past can now be turned
interior design
The word ‘INTERIORS’ emphasizes on the fact that my
into a reality with the help of Brin Interiors.
brand is specialized in interior design. Hence, the bold
Thus, Brin Interiors can turn a person’s
Bahnschrift Condensed font was used.
‘nostalgia’ into a ‘reality’.
The sans serif font psychology emphasizes on the straightOuter circle to represent
forward, simple, and no-nonsense attitude, in which the
harmony and unity
fonts used are clean, modern, and engaging.
PROJECT 8
DID 3016 Interior Design Final Project Individual Project Final Year Project Hospitality The COVE Semester 7, July 2021 DESIGN BRIEF The aim of this project is to help The Manhattan FISH MARKET expand and to ensure that the vision and growth of the brand is
achieved. Since The Manhattan FISH MARKET is already very successful in the food and beverage industry, they can take the next step to venture the hospitality industry and expand their target audience to tourists. The COVE Hotel was developed through the adaptive reuse of Reggae Mansion Kuala Lumpur. With additional programmes such as the seafood mart, cooking class, fine dining restaurant, hotel gift shop, and the public rooftop bar, The COVE Hotel is able to expand, grow, and increase their business sales.
CONCEPT Upon The Cove’s entrance, visitors will feel as if they have taken a submarine down to the ocean’s depth to experience the beauty of the underwater world. As hotel guests ascend each floor level, they can experience the journey of ascending to the surface of the ocean and back onto the coastline.
•
Improving their restaurant menu
•
Opening more outlets across Asia
•
Expanding their target audience
•
Fun
•
Witty
•
Friendly
•
Vibrant
•
Easygoing
•
Innovative
•
Youthful
•
Outstanding
by the reputable 180-year-old Fulton Fish Market, which was once located below the iconic Brooklyn Bridge in the United States.
|THE BRAND
The Manhattan FISH MARKET was inspired
diverse collection of the freshest catch of the day, catering to seafood fans far and wide. Affiliating its
reputation as great place for fine seafood, they served a variety of American/Mediterranean western style seafood choices.
Make guests hungry
Low.
first ever restaurant in Mid Valley Megamall in 2002. After many years have gone by, there are now more than 100 outlets across 15 Asian countries (e.g. Malaysia, Singapore,
PRODUCTS|
Dr Jeffrey Goh, and Dickson
FIRST RESTAURANT|
was founded by George Ang,
The Manhattan FISH MARKET opened their
and outlet interiors. This is because they wanted to expand their target market and cater to the younger market.
2019-PRESENT
Guests are served with American-style seafood, such as the famous Manhattan Fish ‘N chips, the all-time favourite Garlic Herb Mussels, and the legendary Manhattan Flarring Seafood Platter. The Manhattan FISH MARKET is also widely known their
Helps to make other colours pop
The Manhattan FISH MARKET rebranded in 2019 and made vast changes to modernize their logo
2002 The Manhattan FISH MARKET
Happy and joyful vibes
Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar,
for
on-the-spot
Brunei, Japan, China, etc.)
handmade fried potato chips, and wide range of tartar sauce flavours.
wide
flaming
series,
RESTAURANT INTERIOR|
Maintaining the good quality of food and services
|BRAND REVAMPED
•
The Manhattan FISH MARKET was known to house a
FOUNDERS|
|BRAND HISTORY
BRAND RESEARCH
The Manhattan FISH MARKET revamped their restaurant interiors to a brighter and more vibrant interior that features fun lifestyle spaces to encourage dries to enjoy their food together. - Modern Contemporary Interior - Red and yellow colour palette - Yellow and black colour palette - Fun and playful concept - Casual and cozy dining experience
S I T E A N A LY S I S
= Sun Path
Location = Wind Path
Reggae Mansion Hostel
Address 53, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
= Noise ➢ ➢
Sun path from East to West Prevailing wind from North East and South West
Site Service Institutional Tourist Attraction Transit River
S I T E A N A LY S I S Site Photos
Design Analysis Architectural Design Style •
British Colonial Architecture
Architectural Detailing
Axonometric view of front facade
Front elevation of facade
Private parking lot on the right
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Use of local building materials and architectural traditions Whitewashed walls Classically proportioned columns and plaster Using Doric columns Large arch openings Small and large casement window panels Exterior entrance’s ceiling has a crisscross texture
Concept & Mood •
Main entrance to restaurant 53
Second entrance to restaurant 53
Wall mounted signage along public pathway
Left neighboring building (stationery shop and travel agency)
Opposite shop lots and bicycle lane
Overhead MRT track
Back elevation of facade
Back alley
Public parking lot situated behind
Invoking a sense of nostalgia, as Reggae Mansion was built during the time period when the British ruled Malaysia between the late 18th to mid-20th century
S I T E A N A LY S I S
S W
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Nice view of the KL tower and other city buildings
Lack of vegetation
Students from nearby schools can come visit
Many types of competitors
Located at a site that is rich with culture and history
Trash found at the back alley
Nearby municipal services and facilities
Crimes happen often nearby the site
High density of tourists
Exposed to vandalism
Nearby public transport
Homeless people laying on the sidewalk
Private parking space
Vehicles blocking up the nearby bicycle lane
No traffic in the morning and afternoon
Traffic congestion contributes to pollution
B R A N D E X PA N S I O N
The COVE Hotel – 5 Stars
B R A N D E X PA N S I O N The Manhattan FISH MARKET was inspired by the Fulton Fish Market. Therefore, having a seafood mart that sells a variety of premium seafood and grilled seafood skewers can bring nostalgia to The COVE, and let guests experience that nostalgic feeling together. Target audience: seafood lovers, tourists, locals
The Manhattan FISH MARKET is already very successful in the F&B industry. Therefore, they can more effectively compete in other market segments to expand their target market even more.
The Manhattan FISH MARKET can share their recipes with their customers to build a stronger sense of community and trust with them. Students who take the cooking class course will be able to learn how to cook the menu recipes and learn different cooking skills and techniques, such as flaming prawns and plating. Single sessions and monthly programs are offered.
The Manhattan FISH MARKET can explore the hospitality industry and cater to new target customers – tourists. Since The Manhattan FISH MARKET is a seafood restaurant, their products can be a part of the hotel’s in-room dining menu. Thus, hotel guests can have their own
Target audience: culinary students, food lovers, tourists
private dining experience in the comfort of their own room. Target audience: tourists, beach lovers
Having a gift shop can help to advertise Manhattan FISH MARKET’s and The COVE Hotel’s brand through a variety of products, ranging from souvenirs to food gifts. In addition, having a gift shop can help engage with tourists and provide them guest experience. Target audience: tourists, Manhattan FISH MARKET fans
Accessibility
Amenities
Disability friendly ramp
Swimming pool
Stairs
Pool Bar
General
Sauna
Parking The three main brand extensions will be located on the Ground Floor and are available for the public. Since The Manhattan FISH MARKET only has restaurant outlets across Asian countries that are currently targeting locals, The COVE on the other hand, will mainly be targeting tourists. However, locals are still welcomed to enjoy the experience together.
Tourists
Locals
Seafood mart
Tourists can enjoy the grilled and on-the-spot flaming seafood skewers
Locals can purchase premium seafood and bring home to cook
Cooking class
Tourists can attend single session classes and experience being taught by local chefs
Locals can choose between single session classes and monthly programs
Gift shop
Tourists can take home Manhattan FISH MARKET branded products that are only sold here
Local Manhattan FISH MARKET fans can purchase merchandise as a token of memory
Spa
Free WiFi
Gym
Services Room service
Rooftop garden terrace
Room
Daily housekeeping
5 coastal rooms
Laundry service
Anti-covid with Dr Clo
CONCEPT Journey
Upon The Cove’s entrance, visitors will feel as if they have taken a submarine down to the ocean’s depth to experience the beauty of the underwater world. As hotel guests ascend each floor level, they can experience the journey of ascending to the surface of the ocean and back onto the coastline.
Rooftop
Ascending
2nd Floor
1st Floor
G Floor
PROGRAMMES Zoning Public (50%) • •
Private (50%)
Ground Floor Rooftop
First Floor Second Floor
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Space Percentage Ground Floor 40%
15%
10%
10%
10%
5%
Restaurant + Aquarium
Seafood Mart
Cooking Class
Gift Shop
Restroom
Others
First Floor 40%
15%
15%
15%
10%
5%
Hotel Rooms
Lounge
Linen Room
Room Service Room
Management Office
Others
Second Floor 40%
20%
15%
15%
5%
5%
Swimming Pool + Pool Bar + Lounge
Restroom + Shower + Locker Area
Gym
Spa
Sauna
Others
Space Approach
Eat
Connect
Shop
Learn
Relax
DESIGN INTENTIONS Modern biophilic interior design
Coves consist of sheltered bays, inlets, and creeks The COVE acts as a sheltered bay, in which it provides shelter for guests and a boutique hotel for them to settle in. The COVE’s interior contains curved in walls to represent the inlets, hence the long corridors represent the creeks.
Lighter shades of blue
Rooftop
Modern biophilic interior design
2nd Floor Modern contemporary interior design
1st Floor
Modern contemporary interior design
G Floor
G Floor
1st Floor
2nd Floor
Rooftop
Facade
S PA C E P L A N N I N G
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Ground floor and rooftop are public, 1st floor and 2nd floor are private (hotel)
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Radial circulation, through circulation, and ‘H’ circulation
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Curved in and ‘u-shaped’ walls to represent the coastline and cove’s inlet
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Long corridors to represent the cove’s creeks
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Wavy and free-form design to represent the flow of water
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
INTERIOR SKETCHES
R E N D E R E D L AY O U T P L A N
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
RENDERED SECTION
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
F I R E E M E R G E N C Y E VA C U AT I O N P L A N
C O N S T R U C T I O N D R AW I N G S
GROUND FLOOR
|WASHROOM VIEW 1
|WASHROOM VIEW 2
|KITCHEN VIEW 1
|KITCHEN VIEW 2
|LOBBY VIEW 1
|COOKING CLASS VIEW 1
|LOBBY VIEW 2
|COOKING CLASS VIEW 2
|GIFT SHOP VIEW 1
|SEAFOOD MART VIEW 1
|GIFT SHOP VIEW 2
|RESTAURANT RECEPTION
|RESTAURANT VIEW 1
|RESTAURANT VIEW 2
|SEAFOOD MART VIEW 2
FIRST FLOOR
|MANAGEMENT OFFICE
|ROOM SERVICE ROOM
|RECEPTION VIEW 1
|LINEN ROOM
|RECEPTION VIEW 2
|4 PAX FAMILY ROOM VIEW 1
|LOUNGE
|4 PAX FAMILY ROOM VIEW 2
|4 PAX BACKPACK TRAVELERS ROOM VIEW 1
|4 PAX FAMILY ROOM VIEW 3
|4 PAX BACKPACK TRAVELERS ROOM VIEW 2
|BACKPACK TRAVELERS ROOM WASHROOM
|2 PAX COUPLE ROOM VIEW 1
|2 PAX COUPLE ROOM VIEW 2
|COUPLE ROOM WASHROOM
|FAMILY ROOM WASHROOM VIEW 1
|FAMILY ROOM WASHROOM VIEW 2
SECOND FLOOR
|SWIMMING POOL VIEW 1
|SPA VIEW 1
|SWIMMING POOL VIEW 2
|SPA VIEW 2
|SWIMMING POOL VIEW 3
|SPA VIEW 3
|SAUNA VIEW 1
|GYM VIEW 1
|SAUNA VIEW 2
|WASHROOM
|SHOWER AREA
|WALL SEAT AREA VIEW 1
|WALL SEAT AREA VIEW 2
|GYM VIEW 2
ROOFTOP
|TERRACE 1 VIEW 1
|BAR COUNTER
|TERRACE 1 VIEW 2
|HAMMOCK NET
|TERRACE 2 VIEW 1
|LIFT AREA
|TERRACE 2 VIEW 2
|SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM VIEW 1
|SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM VIEW 2
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
RESTAURANT
Gold Brass
Royal Blue Upholstery Velvet
Dark Blue Tinted Glass
Dark Blue Tinted Glass W/ Bumpy Texture
19mm Thick Tempered Glass
Stainless Steel
Mirror
COOKING CLASS
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
KITCHEN
Striking Red Metallic
Glazed Red Bricks
White Concrete
White Porcelain Tile
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
Patterned Steel
Epoxy Pebble Stone
Glazed Blue Bricks
GROUND FLOOR DESIGN
WASHROOM
Mirror
GIFT SHOP
Epoxy Pebble Stone
Blue & White Marble Laminate
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
Blue Epoxy Resin
Dark Blue Tinted Glass
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
Navy Blue Terrazzo
Royal Blue Tiles
Stainless Steel
Royal Blue Upholstery Velvet
Dark Blue Metallic
Chromatic Steel
LOBBY
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
RECEPTION
Ocean Themed Carpet
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
White Ceramic
Stainless Steel
Dark Blue Tinted Glass
White Upholstery Velvet
Mirror W/ Bumpy Texture
LOUNGE
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
2 PAX COUPLE ROOM
4 PAX FAMILY ROOM
Custom Made Blue Epoxy Resin
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
White Ceramic
Stainless Steel
Custom Made Blue & White Epoxy Resin
Dark Blue Tinted Glass
Blue Wave Pattern Carpet
Mirror
4 PAX BACKPACK TRAVELERS ROOM
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
COUPLE ROOM
Mirror
White Pebble
FAMILY ROOM
White Ceramic
White Porcelain Tile
Stainless Steel
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
Light Blue Stucco Paint
BACKPACK TRAVELERS ROOM
Blue Mini Square Tiles
Custom Made Blue Epoxy Resin
FIRST FLOOR DESIGN
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Dark Grey Pattern Carpet
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
White Ceramic
Stainless Steel
Dark Blue Tinted Glass
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
White Concrete
LINEN ROOM
ROOM SERVICE ROOM
SECOND FLOOR DESIGN
WASHROOM
Walnut Wood
SWIMMING POOL
White Fabric
White Upholstery Velvet
White Pebble
Stone Cladding
Black Tinted Glass
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
Rattan Mesh
Smooth Stone
Stainless Steel
Mirror W/ Bumpy Texture
Grey Porcelain Tile
WALL SEAT AREA
SHOWER AREA
SECOND FLOOR DESIGN
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Yellow Meranti Wood
Epoxy Pebble Stone
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
White Ceramic
Stainless Steel
Ash Brown Fabric
Walnut Wood
LINEN ROOM
ROOM SERVICE ROOM
SECOND FLOOR DESIGN
BAR COUNTER
White Fabric
White Ceramic
White Marble
Yellow Meranti Wood
Bamboo Wood
Stainless Steel
10mm Thick Tempered Glass
19mm Thick Tempered Glass
Mirror
HAMMOCK NET
LIFT AREA
SECOND FLOOR DESIGN
TERRACE 1
White Fabric
Yellow Meranti Wood
Light Brown Fabric
White Upholstery Velvet
TERRACE 2
White Marble
78” x 39” Solar Panel
LIFT AREA
M O D U L A R C I R C U L A R S E AT I N G U N I T
Reclaimed Hardwood
Royal Blue Upholstery Velvet
Stainless Steel
Polyurethane Foam
Aluminum Profile
LOBBY SEATING
FURNITURE DESIGN
FA Ç A D E C O N C E P T •
Modern contemporary design style
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White, blue, and black colour palette to represent the ocean theme/palette
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Dark blue tinted glass panels with fish scale pattern design, to allow dark blue coloured light to be refracted into the interior space; the general concept of water absorbing colours to appear blue.
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White wavy panels used as a railing (1200mm height) for rooftop.
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Special detail: Wavy panels made of white powder coated steel and blue tinted glass – wavy form to represent the ocean waves.
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Brand awareness: The COVE’s logo will be displayed on the building’s façade, with LED light to provide more emphasis and stand out during nighttime.
FA Ç A D E D E S I G N
Dark Blue Tinted Glass W/ Fish Scale Pattern
Chrome Steel
White Stucco Paint
Dark Blue Stucco Paint
Blue & White Mosaic Tiles