Hebe's Portfolio by Hebe Lam

WAI NAM LAM PORTFOLIO

Table of Content 01 ........................ Project 01 - National Geographic

44 ........................ Project 02 - Kamehameha Serior Living Center

74 ........................ Project 03 - Urban Food Market

104 ...................... Project 04 - Miscellaneous Projects

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC San Francisco, California With more than 25 years of experience as one of the countries premiere restaurant concept developers and visionaries; restaurateur Tony Riviera boasts a strong mix of Executive Management, Marketing and Franchising Chain development skills. Rivieraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision, talent and expertise position Primo Hospitality Group restaurants for success. Always the global thinker,Riviera plans to expand his restaurant concepts nationally and eventually worldwide.

Location address: 34 Graham Street San Francisco, California 94129

Use type: RH-1 - Residential- House, One Family & RH-1(D) - Residential- House, One Family- Detached & P - Public

Historic Resource Status: A - Historic Resource Present

CLIENT PROFILES The National Geographic being well known for articles about scenery, history, and the most distant corners of the world, the magazine has been recognized for its book-like quality and its standard of photography. The National Geographic Society wishes to develop a mixed-use building that will house their West Coast office headquarters as well as a retail space for visitors, a public exhibit space for art/ photography/educational exhibits, and a cafe.

National Geographic (formerly the National Geographic Magazine and branded also as NAT GEO) is the official magazine of the National Geographic Society. It has been published continuously since its first issue in 1888, nine months after the Society itself was founded. It primarily contains articles about science, geography, history, and world culture. The magazine is known for its thick square-bound glossy format with a yellow rectangular border and its extensive use of dramatic photographs. The National Geographic Society supports research, exploration, and conservation in every part of the globe every year. They focus their attention on key projects that emphasize science, technology, and storytelling to help protect species-at-risk, better understand human history and culture, and conserve some of our planetâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s last wild places.

SITE ANALYSIS The Presidio of San Francisco (originally, El Presidio Real de San Francisco or The Royal Fortress of Saint Francis) is a park and former U.S. Army military fort on the northern tip of the San Francisco Peninsula in San Francisco, California, and is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

SAN FRANCISCO DEMOGRAPHCS PROFILE

PRO

Zip code 94129 compared to state average:

• Convenient and free public transportation in multiple

• Median household income significantly above state average.

locations near by

• Median house value significantly below state average.

• A lot of parking spaces available

• Unemployed percentage significantly below state average.

• ADA compliant parking

• Black race population percentage significantly below state

• Sidewalk access

average.

• Among with loads of green land

• Hispanic race population percentage significantly below state

• Golden Gate Park near by

average.

• Flat Lands

• Median age below state average.

• Easy access to freeway and to main town in the city

• Renting percentage above state average.

• Amazing views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Bay Area

• Length of stay since moving in significantly above state average.

• Among with tons of other facilities and museums

•Percentage of population with a bachelor’s degree or higher significantly above state average.

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SITE ANALYSIS OF PRESIDIO COMMUNITY

YEARLY WIND REPORT

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NEIGHBORHOOD STUDY

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North View for Overall Surrounding View at Project Site

North View at Project Site

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West-North View at Project Site

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CASE STUDY TAKAVA coffee-buffet is an atmospheric coffee shop in the center of Kiev. It declares itself already in the title. The logo of the coffee shop was rounded in the shape of a Turkish cezve. Its sense of the same “proven place” and association with “Turkish” became the leading motifs in the interior of the studio YUDIN Design. TAKAVA coffee-buffet design encounters velvet impressions, which reveal more and more a rich taste, along with the contemplation of individual details. The designers deliberately chose for the design of the cafè materials that create barely perceptible an aged effect: light wood and the same rustling plaster, red brick and burning copper. Scattered lighting complements this impression. The soft textures in the interior are represented by velvet wall panels, which in the form resembled a jezve. The same shape can be found in the design of round puffs of different colors. Coffee, red and even turquoise shades inspire associations with an oriental coffee shop. Tables, like all other furniture, were designed by the studio YUDIN Product - so named Vladimir and Aleksandr their workshop which creates design furniture and accessories. Both sides of the coffee tables are slanted, which again reminds the jezve. From this case study of the retail project, TAKAVA coffee shop definitely gives out a lot of great ideas of how to take advantage of space planning in such small space, and to represent its branding with by playing with the texture and shapes. This project s hows me one of the great ways in design to shows the representation of its branding, which benefits and gives me ideas for National Geographic project.

CASE STUDY The Thompson Exhibition Building was designed for Mystic Seaport, Museum of America and the Sea, as a keynote building for the 19-acre riverfront campus. The building is located where the Seaport’s previous indoor-oriented exhibit spaces were concentrated, and forms the new Donald C. McGraw Gallery Quadrangle. This sociable greensward, with a panoramic view of the Mystic River, provides an appealing venue for activities ranging from outdoor concerts to impromptu picnics.

In addition to a 5,000-square- foot exhibition gallery with a high ceiling for displaying boats, the building features visitor reception and events space, a retail shop, a café and outdoor terraces overlooking the Mystic River. Energy-efficient components and geothermal heating and cooling are also incorporated in the design. The flexible exhibition space features soaring ceilings and demountable walls to accommodate objects of varying size and installations of all types, from watercraft to priceless works of fine art and gallery-based educational programs. A riverfront gathering room graces the west side of the building and can be reconfigured for conferences, additional gallery space, or educational programs, adding to the new building’s versatility.

From this case study of the exhibition project, it definitely has a great design of space planning and fully represent and responding the outdoor feature of its surrounding environment, such as ocean and boats, to the indoor design by playing around with the design of ceilings and walls. This is definitely a great inspiration for me to design the project.

CASE STUDY For Arhitekt 11, the inspiration for planning the Äripäev office was a very special factory building built at the beginning of the 20th century and the media company’s wish for an open office for 280 employees. Äripäev is Estonia’s most famous and largest business newspaper, radio and publishing company. The office space has a maximum height of 12.6m, office length 63.7m and a width of 38.3m. A modern open-space media company office for 280 people has been created in this historic space with activity-based working principles. The working landscape is on the outer perimeter of the space, moving to the center there are open and closed meeting rooms and in the center is a public space with a library and work-cafe. In order to exhibit the unique constructions of the building, there is a small atrium between the ground floor and the main floor, from where a whole constructive post can be seen from top to bottom. The biggest challenge was to achieve the acoustics needed for working. Since there are not enough wall surfaces, all closed ceilings are covered with acoustic wool boards. There are also many acoustic materials used in the furniture - the screens on tables, the backs of cabinets, telephone chairs. From this case study of the office project, it definitely has a great design of space planning with the well-balanced interior design. In responding the local area by using the exiting factory building, the designer definitely adopted the exisiting elements very well to the indoor. What inspired me the most is how the designer turned such huge space into office uses, as well as making sure it has a very well acoustics space by using varieties of materials. Overall, this is a successful office project.

CONCEPT â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nestâ&#x20AC;? is the spot in which a bird lays and incubates its eggs and raises its young. For some species, a nest is simply a shallow depression made in sand; for others, it is the knot-hole left by a broken branch, a burrow dug into the ground, a chamber drilled into a tree, an enormous rotting pile of vegetation and earth, a shelf made of dried saliva or a mud dome with an entrance tunnel. nests are primarily used for breeding, they may also be reused in the non-breeding season for roosting and some species build special dormitory nests or roost nests (or winter-nest) that are used only for roosting.

The concept of a nest is to represent the importance of how carefully we should all nurture lives in the world, no matter where or when. The grassy cup nest is built with natural elements, but also with care and delicate love to nurture lives by birds, as we all human should care about the world as well. Nest represents love and nature, which the National Geographic always tell everyone by presenting varieties articles of science, geography, history, and world culture through their publications.

MATERIAL BOARD National Geographic is the official magazine of the National Geographic Society. It has been published continuously since its first issue in 1888, nine months after the Society itself was founded. It primarily contains articles about science, geography, history, and world culture.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 34 GRAHAM STREET HEADQUARTERS SAN FRANCISCO, 34 GRAHAM STREET CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, 94129 CALIFORNIA 94129

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No. project Description Date and earthy interior design while also using natural elements and The overallTHROUGHOUT scheme for National Geographic will adopt crispy

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SKETCHES

Initial sketches to help to develop a good design for the project based on clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs and wants. These sketches show principle designs for different levels of the project.

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Bubble Diagrams - Level 1

Bubble Diagrams - Level 12

Block Diagrams - Level 1

Block Diagrams - Level 2

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Option 2

Feel the Nature structure piece at the entry lobby gives a wow elements to space while space is still keeping very open as it will not give the visitor a very bored feeling. Visitors may not be conscious of how their bodies and movement are in a conversation and contact with the building and interior environment.

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MEETING ROOM

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When visitors enter the space, the feature of

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Lighting it Up The interior circulation design in the building is how we experience the three-dimensionality of a building through the movement of our bodies

space. The overall space of the project is very neat and straightforward as it will not give any confusion to any visitors.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS 34 GRAHAM STREET SAN FRANCISCO,

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ENRTY LOBBY

Welcome to Nature

An Entry Lobby with open space that welcomes everyone with its earthy and unique vibes. It enhances the concept of Nest and promotes the importance of nature.

LOUNGE AREA

Take a break

Once entered the front door of the structure, there is a lounge area where serves a place for everyone to relax, work on tasks, or gather with families and friends.

Pause and look

EXHIBITIONS

In the middle of the building serves a loft style

of structure that connects to the second level. The theme of what is in the glass display case can be changed anytime based on clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wants and needs.

Drink and Eat At the back of the building, there is a cafe area where serve food and beverages, as well as for the customers who can make the reservation for this area to host a private party. The area can be open, semi-private or private base on the customersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

CAFE

needs.

Enjoy at work On the second level of the building, it is where serves the headquarter office of the National Geographic company. Its unique and earthy design in texture and color provide a perfect

OFFICE

environment for employees to work.

ELEVATIONS 42

These elevations shows the concept design for the area fo the Lounge Area and Cafe Area.

FF&E / MATERIALS

Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment, and Materials are chosen for this project to introduce the warmth and welcoming vibes into the space for everyone.

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KAMEHAMEHA SERIOR LIVING CENTER Honolulu, Hawaii is a place that enables people of all ages to actively participate in community activities. It is a place that treats everyone with respect, regardless of their age. It is a place that makes it easy to stay connected to those around you and those you love. It is a place that helps people stay healthy and active even at the oldest ages. And it is a place that helps tho se who can no longer look after themselves to live with dignity and enjoyment. KAMEHAMEHA Serior Living Center is a place where Ohana (family) to live together with warmth welcome all the way. It is a place where designed with modern style but also holds with aloha loves.

Location address: 801 South Beretania Street

Use type: Mixed use of Commerical and Residential

Neighborhood / Zoning: B-1, Hawaii Capital Special District

CLIENT PROFILES Ensuring that medical and health services are accessible to the elderly population is an important consideration.

Identifying medical services locations in relation to elderly population is a major challenge for most municipalities. Concentrating services within specific areas dense with senior citizens may address issues in servicing these communities.

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The building type and the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s requirements of the space will determine the minimum square footage of each space, most importantly also based on code requirements by law. For additional 15 percent of the total area is typically added for circulation space and restrooms. Storage areas should be easily accessible to all building occupants, including visitors and waste haulers. Any area containing recycling bins must be fully ADA accessible. Important to consider the maximum number of occupants who will be served by the space. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a legal requirement that every room have the minimum code-mandated area to accommodate the expected number of occupants.

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SITE ANALYSIS The project site is located in the main downtown area, where can be easily accessed with public transportations. There are certainly no tall building around the site, where give efficient nature light to the project site.

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Biki is Honolulu’s new transportation system, brought to you by Bikeshare Hawaii. Launched in late June 2017, Biki has 1,000 bikes at 100 conveniently located self-service “Biki Stops” from Chinatown to Diamond Head.

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SUSTAINABLE SITE ASSESSMENT Topography: This land area is already developed with multiple mixed land use, and the land surface is fairly flat. The neighbor buildings are all constrain under 100 feet with zone height limits by Hawaii State planning department. Mountain and ocean areas are miles away from the project site. Hydrology: Lakes and shorelines are currently miles away from the project site. The site will install with the accessible to public water and plumbing. Vegetation: The project site is currently have an existing lawn and trees along with the street traffic roads with trees that owned by the State. Soils: Current status of the soils in the project site will be exam and informed by a professional department. Human Use: The project site will have fairly natural lighting to the structure by having the advantage of such big open spaces and neighbor buildings are all constrain under 100 feet height limit. Also, public transportation and bike stations can be easily accessible in this neighborhood. Human Health Impacts: The location of the project site is fairly easy to access to these locations, such as public transportations, parking, multiple medical facilities, States departments, public parks, and a lot of different commercial spaces, etc. The site is located at one of the most busy traffic downtown areas in the city but also the most convenient space in the city.

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RESEARCH - ADA throughout the whole spaces - Community area to be located in the center of the building for elderly easy to access and nursesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; office also needs to be in the center of the building for them to easily access to anywhere to the building in case of any medical emergency. - Emergency calling buttons to be placed in many necessary areas.

Design considerations will be different based on whatever groups we are designing for. Middle-aged adults and elderly groups will definitely affect the whole design consideration intents. Middle-aged adults are most likely to have better health more than elderly who often need constant medical cares, even daily assistance. It will definitely affect the overall space planning and design, such as the consideration on furniture, materials, or colors, etc. It would be a definite challenge when we are designing for this project because there are more considerations and details that we have to pay attention to. We need to consider elderly’s health conditions, needs, and space that provides them comfort, safety and easy to access Describe what innovative wayfinding techniques you can use for this project? • Interior space planning should be simple and user-friendly with no complications • Simplified and large signages that are easy to read • Color, icon, and font is crucial • Landmarks - simple as a painting on a wall or a plant in the corner, particularly at the intersection of hallways, where directional decisions must be made • Proper indoor lighting is crucial • The best option for a color scheme is one of medium contrast, to the walls and floors feature soothing, alternating hues • Mirrors should be avoided because they distort the appearance and actual size of objects indoors

Why do you think these ideas will benefit seniors? • Good lighting makes navigation easier • Color plays an important part in helping residents move around with confidence • Landmarks help residents to have clear directions in the space • Large and simplified signages help to navigate and inform residents with clear information

How have these ideas impacted your floor plan development? • Color scheme needs to be noticeable in the design • Sufficient lighting must be provided and think-through in the space • Simplified and direct space planning • Everything must be user-friendly

CONCEPT “Aloha Ohana” is where always giving warmth welcome to the families. In Hawaiian words, “Aloha” means hello or welcome, and “Ohana” means family.

The overall scheme for Kamehameha Serior Living Center project will adopt clear and fresh interior design while also using traditional Hawaiian elements and colors to inspire and give warmth to the whole space. In Hawaii islands, we are a strong bonded family altogether by connected with our beautiful mother nature. The ocean, sky, and trees are keep reminding us to not forget our roots. These elements would be incoperated into Kamehaneha Serior Living Center to appreciate our Ohana with Aloha.

MATERIAL BOARD In Hawaiian words, “Aloha” means hello or welcome, and “Ohana” means family.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 34 GRAHAM STREET HEADQUARTERS SAN FRANCISCO, 34 GRAHAM STREET CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, 94129 CALIFORNIA 94129

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Date color elements or be neutral and warm, as well as bring some key special structure design to enhance an easy way-finding for the older MAY 25, 2019 Drawn By

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SKETCHES

Initial sketches to help to develop a good design for the project based on clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs and wants. These sketches show principle designs for different levels of the project.

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Area Plan - Level 1

Area Plan - Level 2

Bubble Diagrams - Level 1 Option 1

Option 2 The bubble diagram is to be used for space planning and organization at the preliminary phase of the design process. The bubble diagram is important because later phases of the design process are based on them. It conveys information that tells you the spaces of the building, their functions, relationships, and circulation patterns.

Bubble Diagrams - Level 2 Option 1

Option 2

Welcoming where families and friends can all gathered around to do fun activities at. Visitors or residents who enter the entry lobby greet by the receptionist, where project a lounge waiting area. As they enter the pass through the reception area, there are offices, semi-open space meeting area, dining room, kitchen, fitness center, and library for use. 1

CANOPY ABOVE

A LIBRARY

8 FITNESS CENTER

7 WAITING AREA

1 MECH ELEVATOR TELECOM

B STAIRS

STAIRS

KITCHEN

RECEPTION

NURSE'S OFFICE

JANITOR'S ROOM

OPEN SPACE MEETING AREA

DINING AREA

5 STAFF'S OFFICE

D 1

LEVEL 1 3/16" = 1'-0"

LEGEND

2 HOURS FIRE-RATED WALL

1 HOUR FIRE-RATED WALL

16'

32' 5' TURNING CIRCLE CLEARANCE

78' - 5"

69' - 7"

LEVEL ONE

The level one is where serves with public areas

The level two is where serves with all studio units for residents to rest. It is their lovely home where they have other own private and rest whenever they want to. Each unit applies with ADA appliances for current or even future residentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs. In the center of the level, there is a community area where residents can gather around and do fun activities at. 1

78' - 5"

A UNIT 1

UNIT 2

UNIT 3

ELEVATOR TELECOM

B STAIRS

STAIRS

COMMUNITY AREA UP

69' - 7"

LEVEL TWO

Relaxation

UNIT 4

15 UNIT 5

UNIT 6

UNIT 7

18 UNIT 8

D 1

LEVEL 2 3/16" = 1'-0"

LEGEND

2 HOURS FIRE-RATED WALL

1 HOUR FIRE-RATED WALL

16'

32'

5' TURNING CIRCLE CLEARANCE

ROOF

Sunshine 1

The level three is a roof where serves with a different set of lounge areas for all visitors and residents to use. Every set of lounge area comes with a coffee table and

portable firepit for all seasons, for whenever visitors and residents to do any activities at anytime. In the center of the roof, there is a large garden area for OVERHEAD CANOPY

ELEVATOR

TELECOM

residents to plant their favorite plants and flowers, while hanging out with their families and friends.

B STAIRS

STAIRS

GARDEN AREA

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1 ROOF 3/16" = 1'-0"

2 HOURS FIRE-RATED WALL

1 HOUR FIRE-RATED WALL

16'

32'

5' TURNING CIRCLE CLEARANCE

RCP DESIGN

The RCP drawing that shows which shows the items are located on the ceiling of a room or space. It is referred to as a reflected ceiling plan since it is drawn to display a view of the ceiling as if it was reflected onto a mirror on the floor. The lighting in a home changes the mood of a room just as it does the perceived size of a room. Placement and type are important aspects of interior design, and they work in conjunction with colour selections, room size, availability of natural light and furniture selection. The elements that come together when the right lighting is achieved transform a room into a seamless combination of functionality and style. Lighting is an important aspect of interior design as it enhances the aesthetic appeal and creates the mood and ambiance of a living space.

ELEVATIONS 72

These elevations shows the concept design for the area fo the Entry Lobby, Dining Room, and Community area.

FF&E / MATERIALS

Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment, and Materials are chosen for this project to introduce the Aloha vibes and warmth into the homes for familes and friends.

A place to

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URBAN FOOD San Francisco, California With more than 25 years of experience as one of the countries premiere restaurant concept developers and visionaries; restaurateur Tony Riviera boasts a strong mix of Executive Management, Marketing and Franchising Chain development skills. Rivieraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision, talent and expertise position Primo Hospitality Group restaurants for success. Always the global thinker,Riviera plans to expand his restaurant concepts nationally and eventually worldwide.

Location address: Channel Apartments (Mission Bay Block 2)

Use type: Mixed use of Apartment and Commerical

Neighborhood / Zoning: MB-RA

CLIENT PROFILES The clients are a startup, upscale specialty food market & cafe which specializes in Organic, Local Sustainable Products that are of the highest quality. Our markets are located in very large Apartment community projects that houses hundreds of apartments, thousands of residents in top Luxury buildings. We also sell wine, champagne, caviar, preparedfoods as well as offsite Catering and event catering. We are going to be located in major cities such as Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle, San Diego, NYC.

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A seasoned entrepreneur and businessman, Riviera has always placed a high priority on charity involvement, at times hosting class field trips at his restaurants designed to teach students fundamental business skills. “I came from a very poor family and had to provide for myself from a very young age. I realize the struggles that are out there for under privileged children. I think I’ve been fortunate as an adult, and I believe that you get what you give in life,” he says. Riviera’s future plans include an expansion of Primo Hospitality Group to include several new restaurant concepts both nationally and abroad, and a boutique hotel chain. In addition to his culinary and hospitality endeavors, Riviera is currently producing another movie, working titled “Lines, Some Were Meant To Be Crossed” with his production partner, William Winokur, who wrote “The Perfect Game”.

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SITE ANALYSIS The project site is located in the main residential area, where can be easily accessed with public transportations. There are certainly have efficient public parks and medical facilities around the project site.

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CONCEPT “Reconnect with our Roots” is where we always remember and having the warmth feeling and memories.

It is a concept that will be applied on project of Urban Food market. This concept is inspired from a statement by Tony Riviera, the CEO of Primo Hospitality Group, once stated, “I want people to be able to experience the Primo brand in different environments while still remaining true to our roots.” The design of the market thereby will show a strong concept by elements of the nature, which reminds every single one of us should remain to our roots, and supporting organic, local, sustainable farmers, fisherman and ranchers which is also the main focus for the market.

MATERIAL BOARD Our heritage is a link to the past. It is important for all of us to remember.

AND FF&E - CAFE

8' - 8"

RECESSED CAN

2' - 9"

LF-06

FLUORESCENT LINEAR LIGHT

6' - 8"

9' - 3"

PENDANT LIGHT

P P

9' - 5"

CHANDELIER DECORATIVE LIGHT P LF-05

TRACK LIGHT

SPRINKLERS

WD-01

S F

FIRE ALARM HORN STROBE

5' - 0" LF-02

LEGEND

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TI-00

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WD-00

SMOKE DETECTOR CASEGOOD SEATING EXIT SIGN WITH EMERGENCY LIGHTS CARPET TILE SINGLE SWITCH STONE

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SINGLE SWITCH (DIMMABLE) WOOD SINGLE SWITCH NOTE: (OCCUPANCY SENSOR) REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MORE DETAILS OF MATERIAL REFERENCE ANDHARDWIRED FF&E LIGHTING

LF-00 TI-02

NOTE: HVAC PROVIDED

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SAN FRANCISCO RCP PLAN - 1ST FLOOR

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colors to inspire and give warmth to the whole space. The color palette of material selection for this project will be neutral and warm, as STAIR B UP

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Scale

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SKETCHES

Initial sketches to help to develop a good design for the project based on clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs and wants. These sketches show principle designs for different levels of the project.

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Option 1 & Option 2

Option 1

Option 2

The bubble diagram is to be used for space planning and organization at the preliminary phase of the design process. The bubble diagram is important because later phases of the design process are based on them. It conveys information that tells you the spaces of the building, their functions, relationships, and circulation patterns.

URBAN FOOD

Welcoming

Young, Foodie, Hipster crowd living within the community. These customers have a high disposable income that are part of the new movement gearing their lifestyles or food habits towards supporting Organic, Local, Sustainable Farmers, Fisherman and Ranchers. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all about fresh, clean food.

Take a break Once entered the front door of the structure, there

CAFE AREA

is a cafe area where serves food and beverages for

everyone. It provides a normal dining table as well as lounge areas where customers can relax, work on tasks, or gather with families and friends.

Time to shop In the middle of the market is where all shopper can go to for groceries of fresh goods. Customers can access through the front door by the cafe area as well as access though the second door which

MARKET

directly leads them to the market.

OPEN KITCHEN

Enjoy to Cook

At the back of the market, there is a demonstration kitchen area where can host a cooking class anytime, as well as for the customers who can make the reservation for this area to host a private party. The area can be open, semi-private or private base on the customersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs.

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P3 P1 GYP BD CLG @ 17'- 0'' AFF

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GYP BD CLG @ 10' - 0'' AFF

P1 SA

P3 P2

EX P2

P2 SA EX

P2 P2

LEGEND RCP 1 1" = 10'-0" WALL SCONCE

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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The RCP drawing that shows

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which shows the items are located on the ceiling of a room SA

or space. It is referred to as a reflected ceiling plan since it is

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drawn to display a view of the GYP BD CLG @ 12' - 0'' AFF

ceiling as if it was reflected onto a mirror on the floor.

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ELEVATIONS 100

These elevations shows the concept design for the area fo the Cafe Area and Market Area.

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ELEVATIONS 102

These elevations shows the concept design for the area fo the Marketâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kitchen and Open Demonstration Kitchen.

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FF&E / MATERIALS

Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment, and Materials are chosen for this project to introduce the warmth and welcoming vibes into the space for everyone.

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MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS

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Explore World Citizen is a concept for second level of

MARIOTTO

this project. Based on the clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; interests in

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photography and collection from all over the world, there will be areas in the

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Living in the moment Living in a simple lifestyle with its finest texture

MARIOTTO

and smoothness. Only placing color scheme,

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furniture, and decor items could make the interior looks a little flat or boring sometimes. The texture will do its trick to make a room pop and brings a perfectly fine design up to enviable levels. It adds visual weight to the overall design while it provides balance at the same time.

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Live in the History A Victorian House interior design project that

VICTORIAN

mixed with the mordern and traditional style.

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Where brings you hope A Hope Cafe interior design project that inspired

HOPE CAFE

by gothic elements.

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WINDOW DISPLAY

City vs. Nature

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This design would bring out the significant purpose of their new introducing collection, â&#x20AC;&#x153;ZeroGrandâ&#x20AC;? by Cole Hann. The companies of Cole Haan and Mountian Hardware are partnering, and came out with this amazing ZeroGrand collection that focuses on bringing the refined hiking style into city fashion.

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HAND SKETCHES

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HAND DRAFTS

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