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WATER RISK
Hong Kong Vitoria Habour coastline at 2030
Rising sea levels will swallow up land
As a coastal city, Hong Kong is prone to the negative impact of storm surge from tropical cyclone. In past history of Hong Kong, the highest casualty from tropical cyclone was due to storm surge. The typhoons in 1906 and 1937 both brought significant storm surge to the territory, resulting in more than 10,000 deaths in each case!
Pridected Hong Kong Vitoria Habour coastline at 2050
Based on the tide data collected in the Victoria Whampoa
Harbour from 1954 to 2019, the mean sea level in the harbour rose at a rate of 31 mm per decade. In the scenario of high rate of emission of greenhouse gases, the mean sea level will increase by about 0.98 m above the average of 1986-2005 by the end of the 21st century. Such a rise in sea level will increase the risk of inundation to the low-lying coastal areas in Hong Kong due to approaching tropical
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THE WATER CAPICITY The relationship between landuse & flooding As human population expands and develops how we use our land has an increasing impact on flooding risks. Increased development (such as buildings and pavement) prevents water from being absorbed back into the ground. As impervious surface (surface that is covered by non-natural objects) increases the ground is able to absorb less and less water and more water runs off and accumulates in non-natural areas. This can cause flooding as the water does not have natural areas to infiltrate into. It is very important to find a solution even there are extremely densed allocation of buildings in Hong Kong, to let the city itself absorb/store water.
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THE SUBMERGING CITY Whampoa AS Whampoa is near the sea, it is predicted to be submerge in a foreseeable future, it is worrying that in there are 88 blocks and a total number of 10,431 flats with around 40,000 residents currently in Whampoa garden. There are a well knowned shopping center with an outer appearance of a 360-foot long boat located at Whampoa garden called ‘The Whampoa’, To promote the idea of a new kind of living mode, the iconic image for the boat is a great start, to preserve the attraction, the mall next to it, ‘Gourmet Place, The Whampoa’ is chosen for reconstruction.
The Whampoa Gourmet Place, The Whampoa
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THE CITY OF AUQA Bringing water to the city The canal provide possibilty for the water to flow around the city while increasing the city water capicity, reduse damges caused by extreme wheather and prevent flooding. In terms of architectural scale, the water also flow around buildings, create a larger room for
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SITE ANALYSIS Sunlight-hours Analysis Diagram The Diagram demonstrated the adverage daily shinning hours, It is clear that the top levels are full of sunshine, which is a great feature providing possibilty for agriculture.
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SITE ANALYSIS AFTER CONSTRUCTION Sunlight-hours Analysis Diagram The Diagram demonstrated the adverage daily shinning hours, It is clear that the originally only the top levels are full of sunshine, but after modifing the form, the terraces like shape are also benifit by sunlight, bring nautural light for different levels, maximizes the area for vegetations.
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Axon Aerial view Soil Plant
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Shiawase Tsim Sha Tsui 2020 Japanese yaki restaurant
2156.94 sq. ft. 81 seats Shop OTE402 Level 4 Ocean Terminal, TST, KL
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Shiawase inspired by the ancient Japanese temple, with a pleasantly quiet atmosphere. The aligned Torri gates and the white LED simulating natural ray guide people to an immersive experience before entering the temple. The roof design of the bar referenced ‘Dou Gong’, a traditional architectural structure in Japan. With the subtle light emitted between the gap of it, rebuild the grandeur of the Japanese temple. Washed granolithic as floor with a stone path on above, Lights are gradually getting dimmer till the dining area, connect the harbour and the interior. When there is a fireworks performance, it seems that customers get a feast at a Japanese festival near a temple.
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Sensu Tsuen Wan 2021 Japanese cafe
1832.09 sq. ft. 92 seats SHOP 78, UG/F, CITYWALK PLAZA, TSUEN WAN, HONG KONG
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The new Sensu chosen wood and glass wall as elements, a concept of contemporary forest style with harmony and natural atmosphere. At the shopfront, there is a warm ligneous façade with wooden stripped fences, emphasizing the layers and separate the zones subtly. With the bluey vines and trees in between, an oil painting-like scene created eventually. After entering the restaurant, walking in a night forest under the guidance of blue light, experiencing the feeling of being brought into a dream world by fireflies. Rambling in a boulevard simultaneously under the rays of sunlight. The customer is encircled by curvy lines created by greeneries. In this environment, you can enjoy food with the most relaxing and primitive senses, echoing the concept of the brand Sensu, using your senses to feel the food and nature.
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RICKY’S KI TCHEN
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Shop B233A,
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FLat G06, G/F, 9
Shop G18- G19,
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Lobby, G/F, 9
Shop 033,
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Ricky’s Kitchen Team Members;
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The Local Hong Kong Style Renowned Hong Kong Celebrity and Executive Chef of The Food Story –Mr. Ricky Kam-Cheung. Cheung has over 30 years experience in leading award-winning kitchens, dining groups and hotels.
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Ricky's Kitchen features both classic Hong Kong and Chef Signature tasting dishes in a comfortable surrounding familiar to all Hong Kong locals. This inspire us to keep the spirt of fusion, the Hong Kong Local Elements and the Japanese Elements due to the Food Story’s Brand Image.
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Figure 1A. The middle ceiling is consisting of rows of Light-boxes, created a one-line sky scenery, simulating the sky people see in Hong Kong when they are in between Highrise building, showing the vertical extremity in Hong Kong. Figure 1B. Spaces in Hong Kong are extremely valued, to gain more space, cantilever structure above the street are very often to be seen in Hong Kong. Figure 1C. Neon lights are very common among traditional signs at the street in Hong Kong. We arranged plenty of straight neon light at the side ceiling, with the help of the mirrors it extend, imitate the scene of a time-lapse video of the heavy traffic, also the view inside the moving car, the light of the signs turned into line-shaped light, representing how speedy the pace is. Figure 1D. The material on the ground defined the uses of the space, the wood blocks area is used for dining, but the concrete tiles are used for traffic, to highlight the different, we added led strip light at their boundaries. This is also very similar to the spatial arrangement of the street in Hong Kong. Figure 1E. The Food Story is a dining group that involved in Japanese Investor, which Japanese elements are added into different Restaurants to maintain the brand image. Sugidama, A ball of Japanese Cedar (Sugi or Cryptomeria Japonica) branches that is hung outside of a sake brewery at the start of the brewing season. We extracted the shape, a green circle under the roof, the green circle is created by bamboos, and a large circle hole in the center of mirror, floating in the air, just like the Sugidama ball being hanged. Figure 1F. The Final composition Diagram.
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THE DEVELOPMENT
A simple cube are the original form, just like the flat in Hong Kong, simple & repeat. But after the variable adjustment from users, it turned into different forms. This cube appeared at different places in the restaurant. At the feature wall, lighting, the shop front glasses and wireframe screen.
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Ricky’s Kitchen Team Members;
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The Original The Original The Ricky’s Kitchen at 9 Wing Hong Street, is the first restaurant, as it located in an industrial area, we used concrete on the ceiling, wall and the floor to match the surrounding. There are also a lot of cyber elements, long led light strips are around the shop, also with the help of the mirrors, the line extended. The entrance is a circular window, which the bamboo in front of it can be the view from the interior and exterior. There are ripple patterned-glass on the ceiling when the bamboo reflected from the ceiling, it seems the world is inverted and the bamboo is growing on the water.
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RICKY’S KI TCHEN Flat G06, G/F, 9 Wing Hong Street RENDERING N E H C T I K
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Ricky’s Kitchen Team Members;
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The Extension There large human flow during the working hours of the Wing Hong Street no.9 building, the extension provides grab & go and coffee for people who work here. As the area is located near the lift lobby, we remove the front glass and provide an extra entry for the building, increase the effectiveness and the chance people grab something before backing to the office.
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The clock at the middle help people on the street noticing the time and we project light from behind crossing some bamboo sticks creating an interesting shadow on the clock.
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RICKY’S KI TCHEN Lobby G/F, 9 Wing Hong Street RENDERING N E H C T I K
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Team Members;
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The Bamboo Forest & Japanese
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Village The inspiration of this restaurant is from bamboo forest and Japanese village. After entering the restaurant, the first thing you see is the long path surrounded by bamboo, the atmosphere is mysterious as you are not able to see through the whole restaurant. It is a different world from comparatively to the modern ocean terminal. Frosted glass on the left side of the bamboo forest to introduce natural light. When the LED light box lights up at the same time, it feels like a ray of outdoor feeling. The bamboo forest at night is full of fog, and the dim ground lights reflect the bamboo shadow, as if this passage will take you into the paradise. A M A Y I H G N O H G N O K
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The Bamboo Forest & Japanese Village There is more extraction from Japanese housing elements, including Zen, ceiling, wood material and Family crest. The zones are defined by crowed houses with different design just like a small village in Japan. The whole restaurant is using light wood, bamboo sheet and tatami to enhance the Japanese-styled-room. The first room near the entrance is reception and Sake bar, they also have their unique ceiling covered in order to define the zones. The next room is a tea house installed with two rows of wall-lightings hidden in bamboo sticks enhancing the layering. It seems that the raw material of the wall-lighting is extracted from the bamboo forest nearby. The third house is installed with a special door that able to open from four directions, left, right, top and left. This provides an opportunity for customers inside have a glance at the sight of the Vitoria Harbour, combining modern and ancient together. There is a stone stele at the corner of the path. Behind that, there is a pavilion which is located at the curved glass curtain wall at the corner of the shop facing the Victoria Harbour. The curved glass wall provides a great wide sea view. At the end is a VIP room which ceiling referenced to the shape of the Japanese temple. The hollow circle is expanded one layer at a time. This cottage is mainly checkered. It is referencing on the method of stacking rectangular wood by Tadao Ando to make it produces an effect similar to a bucket arch structure, but in fact, there is no bucket arch, just a simple square staggered stack, resulting in a modern sense of tradition.
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Bamboo Forest
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The bamboo forest is one of the key feature of the restaurant. The brightness of the LED Light box at the ceiling will follow the sky in existing world, connecting the exterior and interior. There also fog pumped from the ceiling, creating a foggy atmosphere, and as the bamboo Forest is exactly half of the corridor for the restaurant, it also project the shadow of the bamboo leaves and increase the natural feelings when you having dinner at nearby room].
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Dining Area
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The dining room located near plenty of glass curtain walls, we cut the house into half, with the help of the reflection from the glass curtain wall, the complete house appears, the reflections overlapped with the harbour view. The mirror under the roof is inspired by Japanese sugidama. The water ripples on the walls are a common element of Zen in Japan.
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The Pavalion and Dining room near the sea
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Sake Bar
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Shiawase Yakitori Team Members;
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The restaurant was decorated as a shrine, a place where a couple held their wedding, the color scheme was based on the usual material used in Japanese architecture and shrine color – wood and red. All walls and partitions were decorated by strips, chequered with brown wood and black mirror steel, in addition to reflect the Japanese concise style, it can also increase the sense of space through the reflection of the mirror.
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The day you get marry is a date you won’t forget in your entire life, a day full of elation, graceful and sharing. In order to continue the moment, this restaurant is a reason why for existence, a place to capture the wedding scene and continue to spread happiness.
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Shiawase Yakitori Team Members;
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The materials used in the furniture were chosen decently with cotton and linen fabric in light beige color, contrast with the overall color scheme. The straight back chair was designed based on the feature and materials used in interior, the back was decorated with hemp rope.
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Besides the color theme, there were others decorations which makes you have a stronger feel as in the shrine, like the Misogi, Torii and the wall wisher. This is a shrine where you can not only take photos, make wishes but also having an incredible meal.
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The main feature of the design was the increasing order of roof above the bar table, yellowish lights seeping out from the gap, the entire roof was magnificent and brilliantly illuminated reflected by faint light. Base to the difficulties of using space, the bar table has set up in the center, therefore every customer will be entertained while enjoying their dining. There was a display shelf underneath the roof, an area for displaying Matsumoto Sake, the lights shining at the bottom makes the roof became the focal point in the space.
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Camellia Team Members;
Alvan Suen, Jesie Chan, Hazel Ching, Alan Tang
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Camellia”, a type of flower representing elegant, pure love, sexy, cute, pretty and tough, is used to name such a romantic girly café. The interior design is in loft, modern and French style, responding to the brand itself as well as the theme of the mall. The restaurant is surrounded by Camilla flowers, echo with the black tone with gold trim, mirror, and Arc, like a flower festival in Paris – City of Flowers. The color of Camellia - pink is extensively used in most things as a theme for brand identification, such as flower wall, marble table, chair & bench, napkin, coffee, noodle soup, and even the toilet. Also, the shades of different pink and shape of chairs and benches actually render the petals of Camilla. Some walls are finished by antique mirrors to extend space and spreading the flower walls of pink by reflection. Camellia has now become one of the famous spots for Instagram in Tsim Sha Tsui already.
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Camellia Team Members;
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URBAN VILLAGE
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INTRODUCTION As Dong Guan in PRC faces the challenge of housing shortage Particularly for those young adults and the transformation of industrial spaces to residential and commercial spaces, what are the ways in which design and planning of architecture could help ease or alleviate this problem? Could inventive adaptation of conditions and creative arrangement of the collective housing provide a part of the solution? The two week design competition calls for innovative ideas in the design of a micro start-up housing. Dong Guan Urban to explore the boundaries and paradigms of collective housing and to (re)consider the relationship between a basic housing program, the needs of youths today and the high-density housing policy of Dong Guan.
Dong Guan urban village for tomorrow
Village for tomorrow invites participating teams
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Existing Situation A lot of greening around the Dongguan Canal, but gradually decrease at Lichuan Shuijiao Gonye RD, and nearby community.
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Lack of attraction due to surrounded by buildings and location of the side of alley
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Dongguan Canal
Induce vertical plants at the corridors and green facade walls, let tenant and the nearby community live with the green.
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A fusion of industrial & Modern aesthetics Heritage, Conversion
Inspired from the site surroundings, we would like to conserve some features of the industrial environment, and by redesigning with modern approach to attract youngsters to live in, to transform an old industrial area into an energetic, young community. Besides providing a better living environment, we also focused on encouraging youngsters entrepreneurship and improve working atmosphere. In order to increase the communication and cooperating experience for young people, we have broken the concept of traditional office, and transform into a living office. Furthermore, they can showcase their work in the exhibition area, this can not just increase their fame but also creating an healthy competing atmosphere between them.
由於時下年青人比以前更着重生活品質，因此提升生活質素，是這個項目當中十分重要的 一環，受啟發當地的工業區環境，我們希望保留區內特色同時，亦能夠加入新的設計元素 ，改善環境以吸引年輕人入住該區，希望最終能夠把以往的環境(產業)的優良元素轉化成充 滿活力的社區 而除了提供優質的居住環境外，我們更重視鼓勵青年創業以及營造舒適的工作 環境：為鼓勵青年之間增加交流和合作機會，我們把傳統工作空間的概念打破，重新塑造 出一個開放式的工作環境;並給予他們機會把合作建立的作品放在展覽區內展出，不但可以 增加知名度亦鼓勵彼此之間的良性競爭，互相學習 *東城街道黨委書記鄧濤和有關班子領導，街道相關部門負責人，東實集團安居公司、万科 寓驛公司、東莞匯建建築公司等企業領導嘉賓，以及香港中文大學、香港大學進修學院師 生等參加了交流活動。
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Dong Guan urban village for tomorrow
現代設計與工業美學的融合 傳承轉化
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LIVING INSIDE THE GRID
Grid is a common element appear in architecture and interior spaces no matter they are happened in structures, spaces or articulations, especially in Hong Kong. To provide a special localize experience to tourist, it is preserved from the architecture of PMQ and even be emphasized on.
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MATERIALS Brushed copper are used heavily in the room interior, keeping the original window frame structure of the PMQ, the ground and the articulations. The interior frame structure are using the electroplated black metal as material, and white marble as the platforms and tables.
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BOOKSHELF & DRAWER Bookshelf and drawer are separate furniture with separate function, but actually they can be a same furniture, putting books and other items at the same place without creating a mess.
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THE FLOATING CUBICLE
There are a large mirror installed below the lifted shower cubicle, this create the illusion of a flying cubicle when people walks by, as the bottom of the tank are made by glass, people will experience the floating effect also when bathing.
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WORKING AREA BOOKSHELF & DRAWER
The purpose of booking a hotel can be vary, we don’t want to lose any of them, providing a cozy and handy environment is our pleasure, people can access the nearby facilities like bookshelf, wardrobe and self-service bar easy as they are designed to be neighbors.
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LUGGAGES AND SHOES
The entrance of the room are glass stair, but actually it provide more then a single function, it store luggages and shoes at the bottom parts, and even seatings for wearing and removing shoes.
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RELAXING AREA
Many hotel room design tend to be fixed and hard to move, but this actually hindered the level of relaxation in a hotel experience, so that there are no any fixed furniture installed in the relaxing area.
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UPPER LEVEL
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LOWER LEVEL
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ENTRANCE
1150
SHOE RACK
2300
Sleeping Area
3450
BATHROOM
BEDDING ITEMS
6900
6900
5750
4600
3450
2300
1150
RELAXING AREA
BOOKSHELF
WORKING AREA
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5750
WARDROBE
STAIRS
4600
WATER BAR
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Zoning Axonometric
1600 800
Sleeping Area
Feature Wall
Grid Height
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PREMIUM ROOM Located on the upper floors of the Hotel, Premium Rooms are decorated in natural-toned colors and offer some of the best views in PMQ . The rooms are furnished with a sizable working desk, comfortable sofa, ottoman, private terrace with outdoor seating and out door swimming pool with direct access from the room.
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Spring & Summer Themes The grass on the floor will be different following the seasons, Spring with grass and Summer with sand, in order to attract visitors.
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ENTRANCE/EXIT
ENTRANCE/EXIT
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ABERDEEN STREET
STAIR
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Water and glasses are medium with great reflectivity, which create a luxury mood for a hotel. Also direct access from room to the pool are provided.
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Entrance The lobby as a part of hotel is a room in a building satisfaction level and contributes to the attractiveness of which is used for entry from the outside.
The entire place is to provide a common area for guests to relax and greet visitors. One of the important functions of a lobby is that it serves as the main in a number of ways, the most important being their circulation space, directing guests to the various parts of the hotel.
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MODERN TOCSIN
2-5 Concept diagram
10 Chair Elevation
14-17 Joint usage
21 Important of annotations
6 Reason of Diamond
11 Chair Top
18 Chair Dimension
22-23 Model
7-8 Chair design
12 Chair Front
9 Reuse join
13 Chair Back
19-20 Materials Dosage
Street Seats Design Challenge
A alan hei shun tang + H
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Team Name: Haze & Allan
City: Hong Kong
Contact name: Hei Shun Tang
School: Middlesex University
Contact name 2: Tsz Hei Ching
Tutor: Florence Kong
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Environment protection(Environmental materials) Save resources
Laser cutting:
Using environmental friendly materials to cut Save material cutting
Diamond Cutter:
Save material cutting
Promotion to save resources: Chair:Start with what you can touch Public places/competition:Promotion
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aims & objectives
Competition:
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Warning Organic shape:Nature and sit well
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Red color:Sirens/Care
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Effectiveness: Save material and space
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Transparentness see the pet and easy to find leftovers
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J31
J1
J12
J45 J44
J23 J2 J5
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Structure
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RIGHT VIEW
Elevation
LEFT VIEW
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TOP
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Structure
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Structure
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FRONT VIEW
Elevation
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Elevation
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BACK VIEW
Structure
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F O O T S T E P, S T R U C T U R E
This part is optimized for people to seat straight by a lower curved back
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SW
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The exposed part of joint and be a step for people to put their feet on
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A R M R E S T, C O F F E E T A B L E , S T R U C T U R E
SE
This part is optimized for people to lie down and relax their body
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The little bench provide space for people to put their hands on, or just a cup of coffee
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BAR TABLE,STRUCTURE
NW
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The table is open for varies directions, increased the chance of interaction
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The outside part of joints are modified for dog parking, people can tie their dog with the holes in the joints. The interior part under the seat are provide for dogs to play, it is also a shelter for them
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Dimension street seat design
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600mm
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Objects in sheet 1: 45 Area: 66.97% Left over: 33.03%
Laser Cut
700mm
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After rearranging the laser cut file, only one piece of 600x900 board is used.
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300mm
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Sheets X4
Laser Cut
400mm
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As there are many parts to join, the order of them will be easily messed up if they are not annotated probably
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1:8 Physical Model
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1:1 Model Partial
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MODERN TOCSIN
Redefine the value of leftovers J31
leftovers Leftovers during fabrication
J1
H hazel tsz hei ching
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J23
A
J45
J2
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J5
Turned into Structural Joints Other usage as shown below
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MATERIAL
RECLINING DESK
DIMENSIONS SIDES
Red Tinted Glass
The color red is a highly visible color that is able to focus attention quickly and get people to make quick decisions, thats the right way for people to due with the environmental problem.
COFFEE TABLE
FOOT ROOM
Scenario
Leave This Orange Area Empty Your Design Can Exist Behind These Orange Bars Concept of Diamond Cutting Rearrangement on the laser cut file: reduce wastage Objects in sheet Area used:66.97% Left over:33.03%
Labeling Very important when there are a lot of parts
Maximize the usage of the raw stone, in order to gain more profit.
Concept of the street seat
UPRIGHT
Maximizing the effectiveness of material and space, promoting this living-style and catch citizen's attention on the environmental problem we currently facing.
DOG PARKING SHELTER FOOT STEP
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Competition layout
STREE T SE ATS DE S IGN CHA LLENGE
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REVIVING MARKET with fundamental human value
Reviving Market
By Hazel Ching & Alan Tang
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THE FLOW OF INFORMATION Transportation of stocks, merchandise involved in a transformation and transportation of information, Time, location, duration and quantity of stocks already meaningful information.
To keep the flexibility for future development, this ceiling preserve the adaptive interactions based on different needs.
flow along with the conveyor paths
INTERACTIVE LIGHTING based on flow of stocks
Reviving
CEILING LIGHTING EXTRUSIONS
Market
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THE FLEXIBLE COMPONENTS Typical mall only provide fixed facilities, like display and shops locations, there are seldom an alternative way or flexibility to change the operation mode, but we are using components as elements based on the scale, usage and the customers’ need.
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STORAGE BOX
The transportation of stocks usually involved in carton boxes and many different stickers, which produced a lot of waste, so that we designed a transparent storage box with digital display, showing the product information replacing the stickers on the typical carton boxes
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STORAGE BOX
Show the True Appearance
QR-Code Speedup the payment and confirmation time, both shopkeepers and customers are able to scan the code to redeem their goods.
People usually experiencing receiving some product with the true appearance different from expected, the transparent design solved this problem by showing the real appearance
Product specification
Showing the information of product and user optimizable text and vector graphics
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COMPONENTS
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VERTICAL ELEVATOR FOR STOCKS
Vertical conveyor move products automatically from one level to another without sacrificing such useful floor space
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FLEXIBLE CONVEYOR
There are gaps between different types of conveyor, flexible conveyors allow you to move the load and discharge points of a conveyor application by rolling the conveyor and curving its sections to fit your exact needs. Providing huge advantage when shopkeepers wanted to change the display setting.
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VERTICAL CONVEYOR
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Market
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STOCK LOADING & STORAGE BUFFER This rack is adjustable for changing the level of conveyor based on the nearby connections, it provide spaces to store product temporarily but also keeping the part of roller conveyor to load stock, Wheels are installed when necessary.
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THE FLEXIBLE COMPONENTS Typical mall only provide fixed facilities, like display and shops locations, there are seldom an alternative way or flexibility to change the operation mode, but we are using components as elements based on the scale, usage and the customers’ need.
SHOP COMPULSORY
SHOP EXTENSIONS
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Market
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SHOP COMPULSORY TYPE
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SHOP WITH EXTENSIONS
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DONG GUAN. JIAN YU ZHOU. CULTURAL INDUSTRY PARK New wine in old bottle. Respect the existing historical building.
Factory Renovation
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FACADE.
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FACADE.
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SECTION
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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ADJUSTABLE COMPONENTS
Exhibition + Storage Space
Bookshelf + Amphitheatre + Increased floor area
Empty for activities
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Bookshelf + Amphitheatre
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LIBRARY
CHIMNEY
RECEPTION CAFE
G/F
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LIBRARY & CAFE As this area was installed with a huge boiler originally, to preserve it’s spirit, circular shape are used, also using knowledge as fuel, the stage as a platform to present and spread knowledges, just like a culture boiler.
Factory Renovation
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AMPHITHEATRE & STAGE As this area was installed with a huge boiler originally, to preserve it’s spirit, circular shape are used, also using knowledge as fuel, the stage as a platform to present and spread knowledges, just like a culture boiler.
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