Degree Portfolio @ RDI SG , Ferdy Cheng by Ferdy Cheng

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L AG UN ATOR I A G R I C U LT U R E WAT E R B O R N E P O D S Lagunatori is an architectural research project to create a self-sustaining waterborne community for food production, research, and living. It is driven by the growing concern of population increase, decreasing land area for living, working, and producing food. Inspired by the old venetian lagoon, which sustainably cultivates sea resources though series of canals that traps its fishes. This facility translates these horizontal cultivation into vertical system, that are sustainable not only in environmental aspect, but also technological (integrated systems), economical (self-powered), cultural (tradition), spatial (space effective), and social (encouraging social activity).

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CON C E P T VI S I ON A G R I C U LT U R E WAT E R B O R N E P O D S

DESIGN BRIEF Inspired by the venetian lagoon and its century-old fish cultivation tradition, the structure is designed to maintain a spacious interior to maximise the production value. Moreover, the spiral form enables the structure to be economically adapt to the venetiansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; aqua alta, the ever-changing water level of the sites.

dition to enhance the production of the venetianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fishing industry, Lagunatori is also envisioned to be able to conserve the biodiversity of the sea, while promoting the synergy between structure and nature.

Lagunatori is envisioned to be able to solve the problem of land and food crisis, by cultivating sea resources through sustainable technologies, and occupying sea tiles without land reclamation. In ad-

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T H E SP I NE & H UB A G R I C U LT U R E WAT E R B O R N E P O D S

HUB ZONES

SIX PARAMETER OF SUSTAINABILITY

SUSTAINABLE FARMING SCHEME BIO-ENGINEERED BREEDING

restaurant office laboratory concierge

CONSUMPTION

INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY

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TECHNOLOGICAL

ECONOMICAL

SPATIAL

ENVIRONMENTAL

SOCIAL

CULTURAL

MATURING OF BREED

FERTILIZERS

BIO-DIVERSE AQUACULTURE

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LAGOON

LAGUNATORI PODS

HYDROPONICS

SOLAR HARVESTING & RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM

roof structured on angle facing south to maximise solar power exposure, and double up as rainwater collector that are sent to the podsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; core and spine, into the reserve tank in the hub.

VERTICAL AQUAPONIC SYSTEM

inspired from the venetian lagoon, the maze-like canal is translated into the spiral form allows cross ventilation while maintaining flexibility of the structure on the ever-changing water level of the lagoon.

HORIZONTAL FARMING & LANDSCAPING

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TH E PODS A G R I C U LT U R E WAT E R B O R N E P O D S

RAIN & CROSS VENT

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SUN HARVEST

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A ANAMORPHOSIS

AN AMOR P HOS I S LOUI S V UI T TON Louis Vuitton’s Anamorphosis project is a ma jor commercial project that takes place in Ion Orchard Singapore. Occupying 1400 sqm, the project is set to distinctify the retail shopping experience with the many prominent Louis Vuittons’ outlet in Orchard Road. It specifically targetting enthusiast, loyal costumer, and high profiles clients whereas the shop will aim to provide unique luxury experience by selling collector merchandise, whilst selling the brand image, and interpersonal relationships with its high profiles clientelles. These qualities are achieved through the smart and creative implementation of the brand’s image and logo by anamorphing its logo as a main influence in designing the form, spatial order, and aesthetic of the retail shops, providing three main functions into the store to caters the brands’ need.

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CON C E P T VI S I ON A N A M O R P H I C R E TA I L S T O R E

DESIGN BRIEF Louis Vuitton as a prominent luxury brand, has a many outlets in Singapore, furthermore, it is highly concentrated in Orchard road Singapore, where the site of the project will be located. The brand wished to further expand its influence and high profile connections, Louis Vuitton would like to have a new and distinctivestore befitting of its brand image. The project is highly influenced by the six iconoclast of Louis Vuittonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s monogram. It becomes an integral part not only for the interior cosmetics and aesthetics, but also a tools for the writers to segregate the spaces. A spatial intervention in the centre of the plan creates

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forms and order, connecting and interlocking the three distinct zones into harmonious single design entity. Anamorphosis, as the name implies, allows a single object to transform into a different object when appraised from different viewing angle. This is translated into a design process where the store can be transformed from luxury retail gallery into a fashion runway, or an event venue. This is where the le ventre stage, as the vesica piscis of the space functioning anamorphically, and efficiently. it would become a stage for auctions, product launching platforms, fashion shows, or just an otherworldy, unique and new look for a grand entrance for the customers.

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The overall floorplan shows the final result of the transformation of Les Ardentes forms; which results in creative space planning and aesthetic forms of merchandise dispaly. The concept of anamorphic, are visible in terms of the transformation of forms: from the right to left, the form slowly progress from regular, polygonal shape into curvilinear, organic shape.

LEGENDS WOMEN / EXPOSITION AREA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Entrance Window Display Eyewear & Accessories (unisex) Shoes & Accessories (unisex) Men’s handbag & leather goods Travel luggage Vesica Piscis Emergency Exit Women’s handbag & Attire Women’s leather goods Women’s jewelleries & time pieces Emergency Exit

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MENS / SOCIAL AREA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Men’s jewelleries & time pieces Lounge Men’s accessories Bar Visual Merchandising

SERVICE AREA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Office & Storage Exposition Prep. Storeroom Artifacts & cross merchandising Artisan workspace Cashier & cross merchandising Educational ‘history board’ Fitting Room

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CE I L ING P L A N A N A M O R P H I C R E TA I L S T O R E SCALE

COVE Led washer fiber optic light line

double recessed downlight adjustable downlight

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Light fabric shroud

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LIGHTING LEGENDS

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LEGENDS A. Les Ardentes monogram pattern translucent back-lit glazed partition cladding. B. Natural lacquered teakwood high awning entrance door with glazed panel with LV’s logo C. Window Display visual merchandising with natural rock bed D. Gold plated store signage E. Les Ardentes monogram translucent back-lit glazed partition cladding

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Storeroom & Office Area Artifact ‘cage’ display area Artisan workshop podium The Vesica Piscis Stage Merchandise Gallery & Exposition Area

ELEVATION B / ELEVATION C

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DE TAI L / RUN WAY A N A M O R P H I C R E TA I L S T O R E

THE RUNWAY The stage, as the focal point of the entire space of the store takes up its role as a multi-platform for various activity. Primarily functions as an integrated circulation space for the three distinct spatial features, the stage houses expositional activities such as auctions, performer stage, or fashion show run way. Not only it demonstrate a clear division of the space even without physical enclosure within the open planning of the space, it also builds up the characteristic of the brand, as it was built and evolve from the principle of the monogram. Not to mention the resemblance of the letter L and V.

brass plating steel transitiobtrim as cover joints

hydrophobic & oleophobic, scratch resistant reflective coating paint finishes on sanded hardened gypsum fiber flooring

translucent pvc screen layer below laminated glass w/ back lit led light

monogram gold plated steel grate layer Reinforced steel joist and beam support

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Fashion show scenario view

DETA I L / DI S PLAYS A N A M O R P H I C R E TA I L S T O R E

THE PAVILLION The pavillion houses collections of men and women shoes while creating new experience into trying the products. It creates sense of privacy and exclusivity, as one of the method to comply with the brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s current campaign in shoes category. The pavillion consisted of metal wireframing that makes up the overall uni-body structure. A toughened glass panel is used as the flooring inspired by the observatory deck glass flooring, whereas its intention is compliment and enhances the design of the product which is located at the bottom- at the floor.

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toughened glass staircase on chrome plated steel stringer w/ glass fastener system

toughened glass flooring, glass steel fastener system, reinforced spray painted steel, lattice framing, reinforced steel platform stud

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P PA S T & P R E S E N T

PAST A ND P R ES E NT OLD F-ART CAFE GALLE RY DESIGN CONCEPT RATIONALE HERE

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CON C E P T VI S I ON PA S T A ND P R E S E N T C A F E G A L L E R Y

DESIGN BRIEF Being an enthusiast of art and sculpture, the client wished to establish a small gallery in the historical district of Tanjong Pagar in singapore. Decided to distinguish the gallery from local competitors, the project is to conserve its cultural heritage and historical value in as many dimension as possible, while providing new and refreshing insight in gallery interior design in Singapore. This project, aims to create a small scale art gallery that displays chinese literacy art and caligraphy with an integrated cafe, which serves a contemporary interpretration of the traditional street food and snacks in the district. In addition, the site, which has been altered by its previous tenant, has shown significant modification which has strayed far from its original, heritage features. Thereefore, this project also seeks to restore as many of the shophouses heritage features as possible, while implementing new and modern contemporary design features to deliver the contrasting experience between the past and present.

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Outdoor Seating Five foot Way Entrance Staircase History Wall & Sculpture Display Circulation with Painting Gallery Cafe Bar Storage Cafe Seating Service Entrance Barrier Free Toilet 2nd Floor Cafe Seating Lateral Storage Painting & Small Sculpture Display Landing & Circulation 2nd Floor Gallery Service Terrace Unisex Toilet Staff Area & Storage

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wall mounted walnut display shelving

occasionally used access for maintenance & service

interactive podium wet prep. area

painting gallery perforated panel w/ fishnet detail. brewing counter w/ stainless steel

hot water & ice reserve F

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cashier counter

circulation with interactive intervention on flooring and ceiling

painting display on perforated panel with fishnet layer crafts and sculpture cross display

display refrigerator for cold food and drink menu stand, sourvernir & crafts display E C

oleophobic coated yellow paint over existing staircase

high table and stool seating

sculpture glass display podium with wood based stand

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banquet seating

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Adjustable Downlight Mounted Downlight Fluorscent Tube Pendant Light

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Double Adjust. dwlight

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Track Lighting

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LIGHTING LEGEND

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drop down painted gypsum board ceiling drop down copper ceiling feature w/ fish net drop down moisture resist gypsum ceiling drop down painted gypsum board to cover roof slope exposed painted I channel beam across mezzanine deck painted gypsum board ceiling panel on roof slope

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LEGEND 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

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LEGEND A. Five foot way B. History Wall C. Painting Display D. Service Entrance E. 2nd floor seating F. 2nd floor gallery G. Staff & Storage H. Mezzanine

H. Five foot way I. Staircase corridor J. Cashier Counter K. Cafe Bar L. 1st floor seating M. Barrier Free Toilet N. Staff & Storage O. 2nd floor gallery P. 2nd floor seating Q. Mezzanine

the facade elevations shows the modification done to the shophouse, while most works retains the facade originality, some customized cladding and design were put for signage and lightworks. The retained glazed front were cladded with bespoke oriental screen. The signage is coated with glow substance for self lit-up during night. A couple of uplighter is installed to highlight the heritage features of the shophouse.

Facade Elevation - Day time

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Facade Elevation - Night time

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oriental screen variant for wall molding in between railing and wall base

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E L E VAT I ON A ND S E CTI ONS

removed existing partition to restore heritage window

screen variant used as staircase balustrade

printed or painted menu images on canvas backing w/o backlit cabinet display for magazine, sourvernirs, etc.

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cabinet display for magazine, sourvernirs, etc.

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PE RSP E C T I VE / 1F CAF E PA S T A ND P R E S E N T C A F E G A L L E R Y

THE CAFE GALLERY The overall interior quality shown in these persectives are a depiction of the growth and connection between the past and the present time of the district of Tanjong Pagar. Materials and design elements were chosen to represent certain period of the district. The fish net for instance, shows that the district was once a fishing village; the oriental decors shows the influence of the Chinese over the decade in the district. Finally, the present time is shown and represented by the contemporary and modern look that fused seamlessly into the timeline.

Dr John Crawfurd, second Resident of Singapore noted the presence of the Orang Laut or “Sea Nomads” who were fishermen on a visit to Tanjong Pagar in 1822. Originally called Slintar (Selintar), it was a mere fishing village when first identified. In the 1830s, Tanjong Pagar had been an extensive nutmeg plantation with other fruit plantations dotting the land. Its estates were named after various European plantation owners such as Duxton, Spottiswoode, Everton, Raeburn and Guthrie. The later’s 12.555 ha (31 acre) nutmeg plantation was called “Guthrie’s Village”. In 1859, Captain William Cloughton built the first dry dock, “No. 1 Dock”. With the advent of steamships in early 1860s and the consequent growth of shipping, wharves were built by the privately owned Tanjong Pagar Dock Company. Tanjong Pagar Road became one of the main thoroughfares for the transportation of goods between the docks and godowns along Singapore River. The development of the “New Harbour” was a major impetus to the economic growth of Tanjong Pagar. In 1905, the government bought over the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company and formed the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board. The

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operation was taken over by the Singapore Harbour Board in 1912 which gave a major face-lift to the harbour replacing the old wooden wharves with concrete ones and adding the best technology of the day to improve port operations. The Jinriksha Station (1903) and the Singapore Railway Station (1935) were located at Tanjong Pagar. In the 1955 elections, Lee Kuan Yew of the People’s Action Party won the Tanjong Pagar constituency in a 3 cornered fight, securing the largest number of votes for a single candidate in that elections. The first PAP branch was set up in Tanjong Pagar in June 1955 and was headquartered there between 1955-1957. In 1964, the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) replaced the Harbour Board to better manage and upgrade the Port. Singapore’s first Container Terminal at Tanjong Pagar was completed in 1972. For many years the Port of Singapore has been known as the world’s busiest port.

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C C AT A LY S T

CATA LYST H D B P U B L I C S PAC E The project Catalyst is a placemaking competition proejct driven by the concern of underutilised public spaces in HDBs, such as void spaces, and facilities in HDBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s neighbourhood. Inspired by the amphitheatre, the project seeks to gather residents through entertainment venues, as such in the past. Through case studies and research, it is found that this trend persist until today in the form of open-air cinemas which is prominent not only in most asian, but also many countries around the world. This project is awarded the second place winning design by the House Development Board Singapore, for the placemaking category.

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DESIGN BRIEF The objective of our design is to create versatile spaces where people would gather and do various leisure activities. Therefore, the concept that we came up with to design the public spaces in HDB estates is ‘Catalyst’ - known as a substance that increase the rate of a chemical reaction. This definition is translated into design process which allows catalyst to be attached to the neglected facilities, combining them and reactivating their function as social spaces by piquing people’s interest through aesthetic element and fun activities.

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theatre event games

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hangout study bbq

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family & study

sport picnic playground

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The design takes form as an open-air cinema where it assimilates into a platform of versatility, creating a medium where an array of activities can be held. Residents may enjoy movie night, organized events, bbq party, yoga, aerobics, outdoor study, hanging out, or even dating.

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SCENARIO DIAGRAM

movie night

event & sport

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SECTIONAL ELEVATION A-A hang out

family & study

ZONES AND CIRCULATION main circulation aisle circulation semi public public private

SECTIONAL ELEVATION B-B

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TH E AMP HI T H E ATRE V E R S AT I L E A M P H I T H E AT R E

AERIAL ISOMETRIC 1. flower seating group sets with respective solar cell & water catchment, as well as wifi. It used for casual hangout and resting area 2. cinema projection screen with climbing wall for kids with perforated starlight that lit during the night time 3. The dome rooftop with grass for relaxing, hang out, and family picnic (semi-passive space); while on the interior, it is equipped with zabutons, mural arts, and refreshing air circulation for dozing off

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4. lush landscaping around the amphitheatre to complement between structure and nature. 5. versatile semi-open hut for cross circulation and natural lighting for bbq, study & discussion, or board games.

T H E CONNE C TO R V E R S AT I L E A M P H I T H E A T R E

THE FLOWER SEATING The connector area of the amphitheatre acts as a connecting-common spaces between the facilities of the HDBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s public spaces. As the name implies, this spaces connects to the existing, underutilised hdb places, therefore uniting them into a whole, increasing the potential of the facilities to be reused and re-integrated as it primary functions, while adding-on new functions as it is joined. One of such area are the flower seating, whereby it caters for the people who are seeking to get a rest from afternoon jogging, or perhaps commuter that

are seeking to enjoy the view in their way home. it provides intervention of the users, to interact, and to be introduced to its surrounding - coming in and out of the amphitheatre is not so obvious too, as it provides a transitional spaces. Another prominent connector area is the dome, its playful and familiar shapes can be and connected to any types of playground or play areas, providing shelter and space for all age demography, appealing it self not only to specific, but people of all age and backgrounds.

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N NE XU S

NE XU S COMMUNITY LIBRARY Nexus communtiy library is a design project of a public library that will be targetting the Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s neighbourhood community which consist a broad demographic group, prominently the senior citizens and the students. The project appeals as a new and refreshing interpretation of a library. Going against the conventional library in which it demands silence, and only caters to store printed medias, Nexus Library seeks to defies the convention and encourage public interactions, not only socially, but also with a variety of medias, whereas libraries in the future will not only become a place to store books, but also a cultural legacy, of the community it resides in.

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CON C E P T VI S I ON NE XU S I N T E R AC T I VE L I B R A RY

DESIGN BRIEF Nexus library project seeks to defy the convention of traditional library, by going into a futuristic and revolutionary concept, whereas the purpose of the library goes beyond reading and lending books providing a varieties of cultural legacy, education, as well as recreational opportunities. Spaces such as quiet and active studies, multi-purpose hall, exhibitional space, kids reading, crafts room, multimedia rooms, etc. are provided for the residents’ welfare.

SENGKANG COMMUNITY CENTRE, SINGAPORE

SITE PLAN

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Inspired by the concept of ‘time capsule’, Nexus library will become a connecting point from media to users, from its location, history, and context into its design processes. Informations stored in the library will not only text-based, but also in variety of forms such as audio, video, and images. Furthermore, like what a time capsule should be, informations stored in the library could comes from the community, whereas it would be accessed in the future as a cultural legacy of the community, by the future generations.

circulation lateral storage

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researcher desk

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media display break out zone printing wokshop archive

REPURPOSED COMMUNITY CENTRE

meeting room admin office

The library spaces is taking the two floors of the Sengkang CC building - fourth and fifth floors, of the west wing. The scheme is to separate the library macro zones into two separate entities: the formal library, the fifth floor, and the more playful library on the fourth floor. Then the space is segregated again based on the activeness of the space and the noise level. This resulted in a three major zones that seems separate, however, connected by a common circulation that joins and connected to a single â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nexusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; a design unity that prominent in the library.

5F media wall circulation kids library

kids study area reception office hybrid cluster library staircase casual study atrium lounge printing workshop audio visual

4F lat. storage podcast/recording versatile room 1 versatile room 2 storage

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General Zoning

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LEGEND 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

transition corridor to atrium green wall break-out zone local culture & language capsule history & politics capsule oasis nature & science capsule with miniature planetarium secondary entrance or exit art & design capsule tulip privacy seating arrangement oasis business & lifestyle capsule back entrance & toilet access technology capsule fiction literature non-fiction literature casual seating lounge with magazine and newspaper corner 17. organic table left wing 18. organic table right wing 19. corner ‘bay window’ seating 20. information console 21. automated lending and drop-off corner

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keyplan - 4f library

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THE REFLECTED NEXUS the ceiling plan of the fourth floor library shows the dynamic of the ceiling height, lighting fixtures, and the ceiling features of the cluster library zones. It is reflected from the flooring, as well as following the forms of the capsule clusters. diagonal cut-out lines are seen PRODUCED on the BY PRODUCED BY AN AN AUTODESK AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCT ceiling plan that are actually reflects the connection bePRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT tween each centre point of the capsules, resembling the graph theory diagram in mathematic and computer science. These cut-outs produces suspended clouds which are utilized as acoustic panels, that are reducing noise level and echoes through the space.

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ceiling mounted adjustable downlight recessed downlight ceiling suspended pendant ceiling mounted light box

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1. main ceiling feature of the capsule clusters, using intersecting diagonal lines as the methodology. it craetes different level (recessed) that allows room space for acoustic ceiling cloud 2. recess circular ceiling print from the capsule feature, fitted with cove led and enclosed with translucent pvc 3. irregular cut-to-size acoustic ceiling cloud suspended from recess ceiling 4. ceiling mounted light box (with extrusion) at different level

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double adjustable downlight

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suspended beam light

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LEGEND

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technology capsule business and lifestyle capsule science capsule cluster ceiling feature local culture and language capsule classroom glazing panel organic table tree pylon organic table reading area

9. curvilinear seating extension 10. magazine, newspaper, & other article area 11. casual break-out lounge 12. matt white canvas ceiling (black for planetarium) 13. recess wall washers 14. nosignersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; wooden beam light 15. torremato bon ton (christina celestino) pendant

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PE RS P E C T I VE / PLANE TARI UM NE XU S I N T E R AC T I VE L I B R A RY

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DE TAI L / OR G A NI C TAB LE NE XU S I N T E R AC T I VE L I B R A RY organic planting board

THE ORGANIC TABLE the organic table, is catered for casual library located at fourth floor, its intent is to create a playful space and media for reading, browsing, or studying under light noise level. The catered ‘stock’ in the area is more casual, although it covers categories such as science, design, architecture and other considerably serious discipline, it is meant to be read by general public. thus, the media used are more casual, lightweight, magazines, etc. users might even use their laptop for doing light works, having ‘quiet discussion’ etc.

non-conductive material coating on galvanized steel plate

Its shape derived from another transformation of the nexus, while it means a concentration, centre, or circle, it also meant a connections, lines. using the same character as the capsule arrangement. its curve form convex and concave form that can be used as well for bench seating. In addition, there are various cross-storage for casual media such as newspaper, magazines, and other articles.

automated watering system

power outlet with press-release springlock mechanism to hide or reveal outlet organic planting media

watertight coating or layering

elmich versicell subsoil board filter media

power line to flooring

TABLE detail A

TABLE DETAIL B

organic table power socket

organic table tree stand

front view

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drain

cross-shelving media storage for casual reading such as newspaper, magazine, etc.

diagonal leg panel with rotation arrangement to counteract its surface.

power line from flooring to the outlet on table surface

DETA I L / CA P SULE CLUSTE RS NE XU S I N T E R AC T I VE L I B R A RY

LEGEND 4150 1 2 3

225 0

1. LED ceiling fixture for miniature planetarium 2. led washer cove light 3. capsule opening for type C, and with glazing enclosure for type A and B 4. task lighting for the stock shelving 5. acoustic insulation batt between partition & shelving mdf 6. matt â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;canvasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; partition for 3d projection 7. faux grass carpet

270 0

Capsule module cluster is the highlight of the nexus library design, it provide both experience and functionality of a time capsule library. On its outer shell, it provide generous stock storage spaces for casual media of various discpiplines. Inside the capsule, is a acoustic equipped partition for group discussion. It also works as an additional movie media projection space - where movie media related to its disciplines from various timeline can be projected to the capsule wall and ceiling with 3d projection.

Capsule Module A convex

4150

2250

2700

Capsule Module B concave & convex

2250

2700

4 15 0

ISOMETRIC BLOW UP

DETAIL SECTION

Capsule Module C straight

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G G U I LT Y P L E A S U R E

G UILT Y P L E ASURE P R I S O N R E S TA U R A N T Guilty Pleasure is a restaurant design project that seeks to reduce food wastages that caused from many unsustainable food procceses and cycles by implementing architecture and sustainable design processes into the system. This is achieved by implementing mixed-development design process by combining a public restaurant, and a pre-release centre, into the prison systems. It would become a platform for restaurant, retail, pre-release centre, and modern farm, whereas each of the ma jor spaces would co-exist and form a sustainable cycle.

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CON C E P T VI S I ON S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

DESIGN BRIEF

sustainable food cycle

Guilty Pleasure project is an integrated restaurnat design which is classified into four ma jor spaces: restaurant, farm, retial, and a pre-release centre. This mix-development venue is a protoype restaurant which is functioning as an ‘add-on’ to a prison complex, in which inmates with good behaviour could get a pre-release period, for training and social rehabilitation for re-integration to the public. This restaurant serves contemporary european cuisine in asian style ala-carte menu. It occupies 3125 sqm which is divided into block A (1900 sqm) and

block C (1225 sqm). The restaurant serves breakfast in its cafe with 72 seating capacity, as well as lunch and dinner service with seating capacity of 400 seats (285 first floor, 115 second floor). Furthermore, the restaurant will have its own modern farms, as well as workshop, to produce its own self-sustainable products. The produces from the workshops and farms will be sold in the retail, and eventually used in the restaurant, before finally recycled and used for the farm, creating sustainable food cycle within the self-contained complex.

imported supplies

workshop

farm

product

retail space

yellow ribbon project

prisoner

prison complex

urban agriculture

food sustainability issue

kitchen

leftovers

restaurant

leftovers

volunteer new containment technology

limited urban space

under-selling

waste filters

integrate to restaurant tons of significance

fertilizers

reduced waste

design thought process

out

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DESI G N S C H E ME S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

TO SUBTRACT TO GAIN

SPATIAL ZONING

The design concept of the restaurant is an eulogy from the design problems, users, site, and solutions. The project is dealing with reductions, declines, wasting, and withering of food cycles, due to many unsustainable process. It also deals with collapsing, and crumbling of social acceptance of the inmates, often branded as evil and disregarded for a chance to change. The site is as well, seems to be in a crumbling and decaying state. The characteristic is seemingly similar upon each of every dimensions stated above, a negativity, often interpreted as a reductions.

However, the solutions to these problems, is actually, to reduce, or to subtract. To be sustainable, the food cycle needs to reduce its distance between production and consumption, reducing the dependencies of transports. Social barrier needs to be subtracted for the inmates in order to achieve recidivism and acceptance. Therefore, the design language which is used universally - aesthetically, spatially, and structurally within the project, is Subtraction: emphasizing on subtractive elements to gain its antithesis.

Male PRC residential

Expansion or leased unit Rooftop lounge Management lounge

Female PRC residential

Building services and staircases Void Second floor dining hall

VOLUME

PLANE

WIREFRAME

FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN

LOGISTIC & TRANSPORT

SUSTAINABLE FOOD CYCLE

PRC workshop and training area

Main dining hall Alfresco area Semi private dining area Building service and emergency staircase

COMMONLY LINKED SPACES

COMMON SPACE & BARRIER

INTEGRATED VENUE

CONFINEMENT

SOCIAL BARRIER

RECIDIVISM & ACCEPTANCE

Breakfast cafe and bar Waiting and retail area

Kitchen and staff area Building service and staircase

SUBTRACTION AND SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENTAL

ECONOMICAL

SOCIAL

CULTURAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

SPATIAL

reducing food waste and unsustainable food processes, using sustainable mix-development architecture technique to create sustainable food cycle, renewable energy systems, and passive design strategy.

cost efficient, reducing dependencies on finishes, use of recycled materials, repurposed items and furnishings.

re-integrating convicts with the public to prepares them to be back into society, subtracting physiological distance between the two users.

respecting the building’s historical value by preserving its heritage features and respecting what the building or room is used to be.

implementing modern technology for farming (i.e. vertical farming, aquaponics & hydroponics), or for security (wireless restraining system)

creating efficient planning that boost productivity of the certain spaces: i.e. retail + waiting area = money maker.

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F LOOR P L A N S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T SCALE

1 : 250

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

UTIL

DISP

FIRE ESCAPE CORRIDOR

ROOF HORIZONTAL FARM 2

STORAGE

ROOF & SKYLIGHT WINDOW

ROOFTOP 2-SEATER CLUSTER 2

LATERAL STORAGE ROOF HORIZONTAL FARM 3

ROOF VERTICAL FARM 2

COMMUNAL SEAT 4

ROOFTOP 4-D CLUSTER 1

ROOFTOP LOUNGE MIXED SEATING AREA

WEST WING LINK

ROOF VERTICAL FARM 3

MIXED SEATING AREA 3

SUNSHADE SYSTEM

OPEN OFFICE WORKSTATIONS

ROOFTOP 4-L SEMI VIP CLUSTER 1

ROOF HORIZONTAL FARM 4 ROOFTOP 2-SEATER CLUSTER 1

VOID

ROOFTOP LOUNGE ENTRANCE

MANAGER OFFICE

SEMI-VIP LOUNGE SEATING OFFICE WAITING / BREAK-OUT LOUNGE

4-L CLUSTER 3

BARRIER-FREE TOILET

2-SEATER CLUSTER 4 DN

INFORMAL MEETING

MALE TOILET

ACCESSIBLE TOILET

FEMALE TOILET

VERTICAL FARM EXTENSION FROM LEVEL 1

MIXED SEATING AREA 2

MALE TOILET

VOID

HANGING GARDEN

2-SEATER CLUSTER 3

DN COMMUNAL SEAT 3

4-SEATER CLUSTER 4

LIFT

ACCESS TO MANAGEMENT OFFICE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

BLOCK C - 1F - FLOORPLAN

BLOCK C - 2F - FLOORPLAN

RETAIL, CAFE, RESTAURANT AND KITCHEN

RESTAURANT, MANAGEMENT OFFICE, ROOFTOP LOUNGE

OFFICE RESTROOM

OFFICE RECEPTION

INTERIOR HORIZONTAL FARM 2

PANTRY

FEMALE TOILET

VOID

RETAINED FLOOR-SLAB AS BRIDGE

SERVER CAB

OFFICE STORAGE

OFFICE ENTRANCE FIRE ESCAPE CORRIDOR

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

TELECONFERENCE RM

ROOFTOP 2-SEATER CLUSTER 1

VOID

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

STAFF WC

DUMB WAITER

ROOF HORIZONTAL FARM 1

ROOF VERTICAL FARM 1

SVC STATION

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FIRE ESCAPE CORRIDOR

ROOFTOP 'PLAY' AREA

WASHING / DISPOSAL ROOM

LOBBY A R E A S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

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RE TAIL A R E A S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

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B UN K E R DI NI NG S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

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ROO F TO P LOUNGE S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

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ROO FTO P LOUNGE S U S TA I N A B L E ‘ P R I S O N ’ R E S TA U R A N T

Full height vertical farm system with integrated water supply and drain

Void opening from main dining hall secured with planter double up as baluster

Weatherproofed Reclaimed wood decking w/ drain layer

Metal mesh grate fixed on concrete block as medium for creeper plant

Door opening to west wing service station

CASUAL LOUNGE Recessed floor slab fitted out with sub soil & grass carpet Partial height vertical farm system double up as visual barrier

PANORAMIC LOUNGE WITH SPUN CHAIR COMMUNAL DINING

Bridge to 2f dining hall & lobby

Partial height stacked concrete block with slotted planter

Semi private lounge for group of 4 & 6

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D DOUBLE EXPOSURE

DOUB L E E X P OS URE DOU B L E X CONDOM I NI UM Double exposure condominium is a project specifically designed for the Design Interventionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Young Designer Award 2016. It is a residential project proposed for a hypothetical client, with family of four. The design challenge posed by the brief is to design the interior to appeal to two distinct age groups: middle-aged couples, and a kids of 4 and 6 years old. Inspired by the photographic technique, the designer translated the same process into a design thoughts in uorder to create a balance between relaxing-homey feels with active-creative spaces to provide relaxing experience for the adults, and creative-learning stimulations for the juniors.

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CON C E P T VI S I ON DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM

DESIGN BRIEF The concept proposed for the family’s apartment is raising the bar for the balance between playfulness of the space and the comfort. As the brief stated, users of the space will be middle aged couple with 2 kids. The concept - ‘double exposure’ translates the technique of photography into interior design principle, creating an illusion of exterior into interior. This concept will be able to create balance between relaxing and comfortable home as a retreat for the working couple, whilst creating a unique playground and stimulate creative experiences that benefit the growth of their kids.

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INTERIOR

DOUBLE EXPOSURE

EXTERIOR

DESI G N S C H E ME

BREAKFAST FOYER

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 2

DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM 4

As the concept stated, the idea of integrating exterior into interior goes with a specific set of mood boards and inspirations, each areas of the interior follows a specific exterior locations such as: hill landscapes, cities skylines, canyons, or even playgrounds and backyards. Not only this concept appeals to the aesthetic of the space, but also it provides a new options for storage, and new way to interact with furnitures. The condominium will be equipped with playful custom furnitures that allows extended user interactions, beyond its normal functions. for instance, the kids bed, not only it is used for sleeping, but also functions as a playground for the kids to play and study.

WALK IN CLOSET

MASTER BATHROOM

SERVICE ROOM / WET KITCHEN

COMMON BATHROOM

LEGEND 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Built in entertainment wall unit with display storage Versatile room entertainment unit with planter above shelving Custom headboard with backlit & glow paint mural Built in bunk bed double up as entertainment, creative wall, study desk & storage system Concealed wall storage unit with write-able door for creative ideas and doodles.

ENTRANCE

STORAGE PRIVATE LIFT LOBBY

DINING ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

5 VERSATILE ROOM

1 2

3 LIVING ROOM

BALCONY

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PE RSP E C T I VE / KI TCHE N N L I VI NG DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM

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PE RSP E C T I VE / MASTE R B E DROOM DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM

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PE RSP E C T I VE / COMMON B E D & MASTE R BATH DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM

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MAT E R I A L A ND F I NI S HE S DOU B L E E X P OS E CONDOM I NI UM

LEGEND 1. Unica, Gio Turchese 04 Layout 1 Matte Tiles 2. Unica, Target Studio Gio Nero 06 Layout 3 Matte Tiles 3. Strauss Bavarian Oak Lamitak 4. Yaki Artisan Stucco, 41zero42 5. White Polish Laminate 6. Curtex grass carpet 7. LD-LDD 0909 mosaic tiles 8. Black Spray Painted Brushed Aluminum 9. Pink Cotton Sofa Cushion 10. Lea Ceramiche Lodge Grey Engineered Wood Flooring 11. Pavillion Weaves Blendworth Fabrics Blue Night Curtain 12. Clear Laminated Glass

13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.

White Brick Veneer Feature Wall NP Ixora YO 1095P NP Blue Instinct BGG 1571P NP Aegean Sea BGG 1597P NP Circuit Blue AC2102P Semi translucent White Day Curtain Blue Green Faux Leather for furniture

4 7

10 8 11

2 9 18 13 1

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U UNREAL PROJECT

L HOU S E U N R E A L E X P L O R AT I O N P R O J E C T This chapter consist of re-interpretation project by Ignacio Pessagnoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s L House in unreal enginein which the objective of these project is to achieve photorealism, whilst exploring a new level of interactivity of real-time visualisation through programming.

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE ID PORTFOLIO | 65

LIVING ROOM VIEW 1 66 | ID PORTFOLIO

LIVING ROOM VIEW 2 ID PORTFOLIO | 67

CORRIDOR 68 | ID PORTFOLIO

COMMON BEDROOM 1 ID PORTFOLIO | 69

MASTER BEDROOM VIEW 1 70 | ID PORTFOLIO

MASTER BEDROOM 2 ID PORTFOLIO | 71

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I I NT E R N S HI P

I NT E R N SHI P I N D U S T R I A L AT T A C H M E N T P R O J E C T S This chapter contain projects highlight that is done with Pomeroy Studio.

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K LUANG MA L L E X T E R I O R FA C A DE A ND B UI L DI NG W R A P

Kluang mall project is one of the ma jor project during authorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s industrial attachment with Pomeroy Studio. The complexity of the project includes spatial planning of the mallâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interior, designing the building facade and wrapping, planning the management office, detailing, and creating schematic visualisation for the company. The project is done in a very fast-paced schedules, and within a small team composed of a senior designer, junior designer, and the industrial attached. Working with teams of multiple disciplines, the project shown is a product of collaboration between engineers, architects, and interior designers.

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K LUA NG MA L L S HO P P I NG MA L L I N T E R I O R

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K LUANG MA L L MA N AG E ME N T O F F I C E

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K LUA NG MA L L MA N AG E ME N T O F F I C E

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WIL K HA N P ROJ ECT V E R S AT I L E M O B I L E F U R N I T U R E

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x A P P E NDI X

APPE NDI X D O C U M E N T AT I O N A N D D E T A I L S -

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GENERAL NOTES :

2475 1225

625

1400 600 600 1200

2400 5

600

700

2400

600

700

4100

1200

400 400

600

400 800

600

5 5

800

1 2

2 2

  

9 4500

6 SPECIFIC NOTES :

1400

400

1 1

5 6

300

800

6500

200

3 2

1200

800

200

625

The contractor to be responsible for: - Verifying all drawings, specifications,dimensions and measurements as well as site, conditions and notifying the designer of all discrepancies and omissions before commencing the works. - Submitting samples and shop drawings for review and approval by designer before commencing works. - Ensuring that all work is keeping with all national building codes. - All necessary repairs, patching and cleaning of site during and after completition of works. - Verifying existing site conditions prior to submissions of quotations. - Not starting the construction unless these drawings are signed approved. - All work specified on all drawings and specifications and supplying all necessary materials and labour required to complete all phases of work in accordance with the designer's standards.

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

900

FULL HEIGHT CABINET 5

500

100

1000

1 600

350

1900

NO.

PROJECT TITLE:

700

KITCHEN PROJECT 5

DRAWING TITLE:

PLANS OF CABINET

350

NAME:

FERDY CHENG

COURSE:

CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 1

TERM:

JULY 2014 (5.1)

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

1 1

BASE CABINET PLAN VIEW SCALE 1 : 25

2 1

OVERHEAD CABINET PLAN VIEW SCALE 1 : 25

RafflesDesign Institute DATE:

16-09-2014

SCALE:

1:25

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SHEET:

GENERAL NOTES : The contractor to be responsible for: - Verifying all drawings, specifications,dimensions and measurements as well as site, conditions and notifying the designer of all discrepancies and omissions before commencing the works. - Submitting samples and shop drawings for review and approval by designer before commencing works. - Ensuring that all work is keeping with all national building codes. - All necessary repairs, patching and cleaning of site during and after completition of works. - Verifying existing site conditions prior to submissions of quotations. - Not starting the construction unless these drawings are signed approved. - All work specified on all drawings and specifications and supplying all necessary materials and labour required to complete all phases of work in accordance with the designer's standards.

4100 1700

2400

1000

700

800

100 WOOD SPACER

800

800 FULL HEIGHT WINDOW OPENING

1 3 3

700

350

500

400

1050 2500

100

250

400

800

1900

400

800

100 BLACK STAINED STAINLESS STEEL KICK PLATE

2800

ELEVATION OF DRY AND WET KITCHEN

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

SCALE 1 : 25

600

200

600

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

1050

950

400

100

2 3

600

325

1 2

325

350

100

250

600 150

600

4 2

100 BLACK STAINED STAINLESS STEEL KICK PLATE

500

1800

450

SPECIFIC NOTES :   

600

750

900

600

100

1500

600

NO.

100

2 2

2500 2100

600

DRAWING TITLE:

ELEVATIONS OF KITCHEN NAME:

FERDY CHENG CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 1

8 1200

600

ELEVATION OF WASHING AREA

TERM:

JULY 2014 (5.1)

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

2400

SCALE 1 : 25

KITCHEN PROJECT

COURSE:

4 100 BLACK STAINED STAINLESS STEEL KICK PLATE

2400

250

850

750

900

250

550

PROJECT TITLE:

450

550

3 2

ELEVATION OF SVC AREA SCALE 1 : 25

RafflesDesign Institute DATE:

16-09-2014

SCALE:

1:25

SHEET:

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GENERAL NOTES :

100 WOOD SPACER W/ 5 PLASTIC LAMINATE 19 X 38 WOOD FURRING

100

10 DIA. LEVELING SLOT FOR ADJUSTABLE SHELF 15 ADJUSTABLE PLYWOOD SHELF W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE

600

19 MULTILAYERED MDF CABINET DOOR W/ PAINT FINISH

300

100 WOOD SPACER W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE

10 DIA. LEVELING SLOT FOR ADJUSTABLE SHELF

100

625

15 ADJUSTABLE PLYWOOD SHELF W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE

19 MULTILAYERED MDF 3 CABINET DOOR W/ PAINT FINISH

950

19 PLYWOOD DRAWER SIDE W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE 6

BEVELED MDF EDGING W/ 25 GAP FOR GRIP 5

19 MULTILAYERED MDF CABINET DOOR W/ PAINT FINISH

BEVELED MDF EDGING W/ 25 GAP FOR GRIP

1 4

5 2400 500

BEVELED MDF EDGING W/ 25 GAP FOR GRIP

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

550

19 MULTI LAYERED PLYWOOD OVERHEAD CABINET BASE

A B

2500

600

19 PLYWOOD CABINET BASE W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE 6

HIDDEN LED STRIP 12 MODULAR INTERLOCKING 2 PANEL BACKSPLASH

2 4

CAVITY FOR MICROWAVE

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

1 3

900

600

15 DIA. PVC WATER SUPPLY 48 DIA. PVC DRAIN CAVITY FOR OVEN

100

100 BLACK STAINED STAINLESS STEEL KICKPLATE

TRAP 19 MDF BOARD CABINET DOOR W/ THERMOFOIL 100 BLACK STAINED STAINLESS STEEL KICKPLATE

19 X 64 WOOD FURRING

NO.

PROJECT TITLE:

KITCHEN PROJECT 5

DRAWING TITLE:

SECTIONS OF CABINET

19 X 64 WOOD FURRING NAME:

550

550 600 625

FERDY CHENG

COURSE:

CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 1

TERM:

JULY 2014 (5.1)

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

1 3

SECTION OF FULL HEIGHT CABINET SCALE 1 : 10

2 3

SECTION OF SINK CABINET SCALE 1 : 10

RafflesDesign Institute DATE:

16-09-2014

SCALE:

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1:10

SHEET:

GENERAL NOTES :

12 PLYWOOD CABINET BACKING 19 X 38 WOOD FURRING 19 PLYWOOD OVERHEAD CABINET BASE W/ LAMINATED PLASTIC ON BOTH SIDES 6

EXISTING WALL

MATERIAL FINISHES SCHEDULE KEY

12 MODULAR GYPSUM / GLASS FIBER PANEL BACKSPLASH 2

FLUORESCENT LED STRIP

20 THK QUARTZSTONE COUNTERTOP 1 EPOXY GROUT

SEALANT 15 WATER SUPPLY PVC PIPE

1 4

BACKSPLASH DETAIL

BRAND/SUPPLIER

CODE

REMARKS

JET BLACK

POLISHED

CAESARSTONE HAFARY PTE LTD

CJB3100

STONE CUT TO SIZE

MODULAR GYPSUM /GLASS FIBER INTERLOCKING TILE

400 X 400 X 16 25MM RELIEF

WHITE

MATTE FINISH

MODULAR ART INC

DUNE S16

HEAT RESIST & WATERPROOF

ACRYLIC ENAMEL PAINT

N/A

VOLCANIC BLACK

HIGH GLOSS LACQUER

NIPPON PAINT SG

NPN1918A

PAINTED OVER MDF

THERMOFOIL LAMINATE

0.3MM THK

FLAKEBOARD MILLTOWN OAK

MATTE FINISH

DACKOR INC

WF345

N/A

PLASTIC LAMINATE

0.7MM THK

BLACK

GLOSSY FINISH

GREENLAM PTE LTD

PCA9761

GREENLAM

PLASTIC LAMINATE

0.7MM THK

BLACK

MATTE FINISH

GREENLAM PTE LTD

PCA9771

GREENLAM

SPECIFIC NOTES : 

APPLIANCES SCHEDULE KEY 1

3 4

COUNTER TOP CUT OUT

FINISH

20MM THK

2 12 PLYWOOD CABINET BACKING

COLOR

QUARTZ STONE

19 X 38 WOOD FURRING 19 X 38 WOOD FURRING

SIZE

SCREED

DOUBLE LAYERED 19 PLYWOOD CABINET BASE

MATERIAL

NAME

SIZE L W H

AXIA II 6 S-F ABOVE 990 X 410 X185 CABINET KITCHEN SINK

COLOR/FINISH

BRAND/SUPPLIER

CODE

REMARKS

ANTHRACITE ( BLACK )

BLANCO INTL LTD

516875

N/A

ATLA - S COMPACT SINK TAP

200 X 195 X 55

ANTHRACITE W/ POLISHED CHROME

BLANCO INTL LTD

515333

N/A

NUTID MICROWAVE OVEN

597 X 540 X 455

BRUSHED ALUMINUM BLACK CERAMIC

IKEA SG

701.423.41

INSTALLED TO CAVITY

STAINLESS STEEL

ROBERT BOSCH PTE LTD

HBA13B150A

BUILT IN INSTALLATION

ROBERT BOSCH PTE LTD

KAD62S51

50 MM SPACE ALLOCATED FOR VENTILATION

SERIE6 BUILT IN SINGLE 595 X 595 X 515 OVEN

SERIE 8 COOLSPACE REFRIGERATOR

900 X 710 X 1745 MATTE BLACK BRUSHED ALUMINUM

CONDENSER DRYER

600 X 640 X 840

WHITE EURETHANE

ROBERT BOSCH PTE LTD

WTC84101SG

SLIDE UNDER COUNTERTOP

AUTOMATIC WASHER

600 X 590 X 850

WHITE EURETHANE

ROBERT BOSCH PTE LTD

WAE16061SG

SLIDE UNDER COUNTERTOP

RENLIG DISHWASHER

606 X 622 X 851 BLACK STAIN STAINLESS STEEL

IKEA SG

302.548.73

SLIDE UNDER COUNTERTOP

GLASS CERAMIC COOKTOP

762 X 534 X 73

CERAMIC W/ TEMPERED GLASS SURFACE

IKEA SG

100.919.95

MOUNTED TO COUNTERTOP

EXTRACTOR HOOD

762 X 302 X 346

STAINLESS STEEL

IKEA SG

102.548.69

BUILT IN TO OVERHEAD CABINET

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

SCALE 1 : 2

HARDWARE SCHEDULE KEY

ROUNDED COUNTERTOP EDGING 1 DRIP CAP 20THK QUARTZSTONE COUNTERTOP 1

CHROME PLATED

BRAND/SUPPLIER

CODE

REMARKS

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

110.35.276

N/A NO.

GALVANIZED STEEL

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

540.38.990

LOAD BEARING UP TO 75KG

DRAWER RUNNER LENGTH 450MM

GALVANIZED STEEL

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

701.423.41

BALL GUIDED LOAD BEARING UP TO 10KG

DRAWER RUNNER LENGTH 450MM

GALVANIZED STEEL

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

423.36.461

4 FRICTION ROLLER GUIDED LOAD BEARING UP TO 25KG

A SERIES 110 DEG. HINGE ARM

NICKEL PLATED

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

311.60.500

FULL OVERLAY SCREW MOUNT

LID STAY SYSTEM

NICKEL PLATED

HAFELE HOLDING PTE LTD

373.66.660

VERTICAL AWNING LIFT UP TO 6KG DOOR LID

SEALANT 19 X 38 WOOD FURRING 19 MDF BOARD CABINET DOOR 3

DRAWER HANDLE

FINISH

HEAVY DUTY CABINET DRAWER RUNNER

COUNTER TOP CUT OUT

NAME

PROJECT TITLE:

KITCHEN PROJECT DRAWING TITLE:

DETAILS AND CHART NAME:

FERDY CHENG

COURSE:

CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 1

TERM:

JULY 2014 (5.1)

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

2 4

ABOVE COUNTER SINK DETAIL

SCALE 1 : 2

RafflesDesign Institute DATE:

16-09-2014

SCALE:

1:2

SHEET:

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GENERAL NOTES : PROPERTY LINE

1200

1975

EXISTING 300 CONCNRETE SLAB

4500 EXISTING CONC SLAB

250

200

1200

200

250

210

48 VENEERED HRWD PANEL W/ BLACK STAIN

300

4800

SCREW LOCK SUSPENSION WIRE FASTENING SYSTEM

SIGNAGE 75

3475

75 75

4 5

50X300 METAL CLAMP CEILING SUPPORT SYSTEM CAVITY FOR ELECTRICAL ACCESS

3775

STEEL WIRE FIBERGLASS ACOUSTIC BLANKET 22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C. 300

SPECIFIC NOTES : 

50 OAK CROWN MOLDING W/ BLACK STAIN *

3475

4000 RECESS CEILING

12 GYPSUMBOARD CEILING PANEL

12 HDF COLUMN CLADDING W/ N2307A BLACK ACRYLIC PAINT * 150 OAK RAIL MOLDING W/ BLACK STAIN *

CUSTOM MADE COLUMN AND WALL CLADDING WITH * ( ASTERISK ) MARK ARE FACADE DETAILS THAT IS REPEATED THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR REFER TO STOREFRONT ELEVATION DRAWING PAGE 3

EXISTING FACADE DETAIL

150 OAK WALL BASE MOLDING W/ BLACK STAIN *

3650 RECESS CEILING

5W 2700K LED STRIP 19X38 HRWD FURRING WHITE PAINTED

1 5

DROP CEILING DETAIL A

GROUND LEVEL

SCALE 1 : 5

2 5

SIGNAGE ELEVATION

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

SCALE 1 : 20

100

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

48 VENEERED HRWD PANEL W/ BLACK STAIN 19 PLYWOOD 19X38 HRWD FURRING

SIGNAGE - UPPER PART

3775

EXISTING #01-03 ENTRANCE DOOR GLAZED W/ NICKEL PLATED ALUMINUM FRAMING

38 LIGHT DENSITY ACOUSTICAL FIBEREGLASS BATT 140 HRWD STUD

EXISTING 300 CONCNRETE SLAB

10W 3500K LED STRIP

SCREW LOCK SUSPENSION WIRE FASTENING SYSTEM

50 CHROME PLATED STEEL SIGNAGE SCREWED AND MOUNTED ON STEEL TUBE

450

4500 EXISTING CONC SLAB

15 STEEL TUBE W/ 9MM CAVITY FOR POWER LINE

5W 2700K LED STRIP MOUNTED ON GYPSUMBOARD W/ 9MM CAVITY FOR POWER LINE

NO.

PROJECT TITLE:

RETAIL CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE

METAL CLAMP CEILING SUPPORT

DRAWING TITLE: 3475

SIGNAGE - LOWER PART

135

STEEL WIRE

150

FIBERGLASS ACOUSTIC BLANKET 250

EXISTING FULL HEIGHT GLASS PANEL

22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C. 12 GYPSUMBOARD CEILING PANEL

3650 RECESS CEILING

SCALE 1 : 5

NAME:

FERDY CHENG CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 2

25 ALUMINUM STEEL ANGLE FASTENER SCREWED TO GYPSUMBOARD

DROP CEILING DETAIL B

CEILING AND SIGNAGE DETAIL

COURSE:

9 TRANSLUCENT PVC PANEL

3 5

38X140 HRWD SILL

TERM:

OCT 2014 (6.1)

4 5

SIGNAGE DETAIL SCALE 1 : 5

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

RafflesDesignInstitute DATE:

10-11-2014 SCALE:

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AS NOTED

SHEET:

GENERAL NOTES :

WEATHER PROOFING SEALANT EXISTING DOUBLE SWING GLAZED DOOR 9 ALUMINUM THRESHOLD

50X300 METAL CLAMP CEILING SUPPORT SYSTEM

CEILING

3650

CEILING

15 ENGINEERED WOOD [FL-001] W/ TONGUE AND GROVE CLIP 19 PLYWOOD

FIBERGLASS ACCOUSTIC BLANKET DROP CEILING 3350

650

19 PLYWOOD 19X38 WOOD FURRING @ 400 O.C.

3 MM RELIEF TEXTURED WALLPAPER

750

3 MM RELIEF TEXTURED WALLPAPER

DROP CEILING

12 ACCOUSTIC GYPSUMBOARD CEILING

3350

12 ACCOUSTIC PANEL 35 ACOUSTICAL METAL DECKING EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB

ALUMINUM TRANSITION MOLDING ALUMINUM ALLOY TRIM

EXISTING 15 SLATE TILES 22 MORTAR

12 ACCOUSTIC GYPSUMBOARD CEILING

850

FIBERGLASS ACCOUSTIC BLANKET

300

12 GYPSUMBOARD

140 HRWD STUD @ 400 O.C.

22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C.

SPECIFIC NOTES :

150 STEEL STUD @ 400 O.C.

ACCOUSTIC FIBERGLASS BLANKET 19X38 WOOD FURRING @ 400 O.C.

ACCOUSTIC FIBERGLASS BLANKET

19 PLYWOOD

22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C.

50X650 CUSTOM CUT HRWD PANEL BLACK STAINED



12 GYPSUMBOARD 750

12 GYPSUM - FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE PARAMETRIC • • • • •• • •• • ••• • • • •• • • •• •••••••••••••••••••••••• POROUS CORE

38X94 OAK DISPLAY WINDOW CASING

1650

12 CLEAR TEMPERED GLASS DISPLAY WINDOW

500

3 4

3650

DISPLAY WINDOW JAMB

ROUGH WINDOW OPENING

DISPLAY WINDOW HEAD

300

38 HDF DISPLAY SHELVING WOOD VENEERED

38X140 HRWD SILL

FLOOR TRANSITION DETAIL A SCALE 1 : 2

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

5 7 1400

19X194 OAK STOOL W/ BLACK STAIN 38X140 HRWD SILL

6 NICKEL PLATED STEEL TRANSITION MOLDING

50X100 OAK APRON W/ BLACK STAIN

15 ENGINEERED WOOD [FL-001] 19 PLYWOOD

12 VENEERED MDF PANEL W/ 3MM RELIEF

12 ACCOUSTIC PANEL 35 ACOUSTICAL METAL DECKING EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB

38 HDF DISPLAY SHELVING WOOD VENEERED

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

13 POLYETHYLENE TEXTURED MULTICOLOR CARPET 18 SCREED 12 ACCOUSTIC PANEL 35 ACOUSTICAL METAL DECKING EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB

15 ENGINEERED WOOD [FL-001]

950

19 PLYWOOD THIN LAYER OF MINERAL WOOL ACOUSTIC INSULATION

RAISED FLOORING

400

12 ACCOUSTIC PANEL 25X50 WHITE ASHWD WALL BASE MOLDING

38X294 HRWD JOIST @ 400 O.C 350

3650

50X150 STEEL RUNNER

300

38X140 HRWD DOUBLE TOP PLATE

NO.

25X100 AMERICAN OAK WALL BASE MOLDING GROUND LEVEL EXISTING CONCRETE

GROUND LEVEL

-90

EXISTING CONCRETE

PROJECT TITLE:

RETAIL CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE

-90

DRAWING TITLE:

FLOORING AND WALL DETAIL NAME:

FERDY CHENG

COURSE:

CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 2

TERM:

OCT 2014 (6.1)

1 4

WALL SECTION A

SCALE 1 : 10

2 4

WALL SECTION A

SCALE 1 : 10

4 4

FLOOR TRANSITION DETAIL B SCALE 1 : 2

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

RafflesDesignInstitute DATE:

10-11-2014

SCALE:

AS NOTED

SHEET:

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15 BLACK OPAQUE TEMPERED GLASS TOP W/ ROUND EDGING

225

125

80X80 CORD OUTLET FOR POWER / TELEPHONE LINE 50 ACCESS CAVITY FOR CORD MANAGEMENT

38X194 HRWD SILL SCREWED TO STUD 19X38 HRWD STUD FRAME 12 GYPSUMBOARD PANEL 15 BLACK TINOS MARBLE PANEL COUNTER FRONT

19 PLYWOOD CABINET BACKING

BEVELLED EDGING

15 HDF COUNTERTOP W/ 10 TEMPERED GLASS TOP MOUNTED

NICKEL PLATED EUROPEAN HINGE

15 MDF CABINET DOOR W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE 19X38 HRWD FRAME 15 PLYWOOD ADJUSTABLE SHELVING W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE DOWEL PIN FOR ADJUSTABLE SHELF

830

975

12 PLYWOOD DRAWER SIDE PLASTIC LAMINATED 19X38 HRWD DRAWER STOP

SPECIFIC NOTES :

15 MDF & 9 PLYWOOD DOUBLE LAYER DRAWER FRONT W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE

 12 GYPSUM - FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE PARAMETRIC • • • • •• • •• • ••• • • • •• • • •• •••••••••••••••••••••••• POROUS CORE

12X450 4 FRICTION ROLLER GUIDED NICKEL PLATED DRAWER RUNNER W/ 10KG MAX LOAD

40W HALOGEN BULB W/ 50 CAVITY CUT TO FIT

300

12 PLYWOOD DRAWER BACK PLASTIC LAMINATED W/ MORTIESE & TENON STUB JOINT

25 ACCESS HOLE FOR POWER LINE

12 PLYWOOD DRAWER BASE PLASTIC LAMINATED W/ MORTISE & TENON STUB JOINT

38 HDF DISPLAY SHELVING TOP VENEERED W/ MILTER LOCK JOINT

5W 2700K LED STRIP

HI TENSILE RIVET FASTENER W/ CYLINDRICAL HOUSING

75 BLACK TINOS MARBLE KICKPLATE

19 PLYWOOD CABINET BASE W/ PLASTIC LAMINATE 100

38 HDF DISPLAY SHELVING BACK VENEERED W/ MILTER LOCK JOINT

2 7

CASH COUNTER DETAIL 1 SCALE 1 : 5

400

3 MM RELIEF TEXTURED WALLPAPER

1 7

2725

125

100 HRWD KICKPLATE W/ 3MM ALUMINUM PLATE

UPPER SHELF TOP

19X38 WOOD FURRING 355

A B

DATE:

REVISIONS:

12 GYPSUMBOARD

CASH COUNTER DETAIL 2

22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C.

SCALE 1 : 5

150 STEEL STUD @ 400 O.C.

DETAIL NO. SHEET NO.

ACCOUSTIC FIBERGLASS BLANKET 22 STEEL FURRING @ 400 O.C.

38 HDF DISPLAY SHELVING BASE VENEERED W/ MILTER LOCK JOINT 150

12 GYPSUMBOARD

UPPER SHELF BASE 2050

STEEL WIRE FIBERGLASS ACOUSTIC BLANKET 22 STEEL FURRING 25 ACCESS HOLE FOR POWER LINE

12 GYPSUMBOARD CEILING PANEL

40W 3500K LED WALL WASHER SCREWED TO CLAMP SUPPORT 48 CHROME PLATED STEEL ROD FOR CLOTH RACK SCREWED TO SIDE

METAL CLAMP CEILING SUPPORT SYSTEM

LOWER SHELF TOP 1700

NO.

FIBERGLASS ACOUSTIC BLANKET

PROJECT TITLE:

STEEL WIRE

RETAIL CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE

22 STEEL FURRING 12 GYPSUMBOARD CEILING PANEL

RECESSED CEILING 4000

DRAWING TITLE:

DROP CEILING 3000

25 STEEL U CHANNEL FASTENER

12 MODULAR GYPSUM FIBERGLASS COMPOSITE INTERLOCKING TILE W/ 3MM RELIEF

23W 1500LM CONDENSED FLUORSCENT PENDANT W/ STEEL CYLINDRICAL HOUSING

12 GYPSUMBOARD PANEL 22 STEEL FURRING

CASH COUNTER, SHELVING, LIGHTING DETAIL

16X25 STEEL ANGLE TO ATTACH PENDANT SHADE TO CEILING

NAME:

FERDY CHENG

9 TRANSLUCENT RESIN COATED POLYCARBONATE SHEET PENDANT SHADE W/ CUSTOM LASER CUT ARTWORK

FIBERGLASS ACOUSTIC BLANKET 22 STEEL FURRING 12 GYPSUMBOARD PANEL

COURSE:

CONSTRUCTION STUDIES 2

WHITE ACRYLIC ENAMEL PAINT

TERM:

OCT 2014 (6.1)

ASSIGNMENT NO.:

3 7

WALL WASHER DETAIL

SCALE 1 : 5

4 7

SKYLINE PENDANT DETAIL SCALE 1 : 5

5 7

SHELVING DETAIL SCALE 1 : 5

RafflesDesignInstitute DATE:

10-11-2014 SCALE:

86 | ID PORTFOLIO

1:5

SHEET:

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