Hongli Zhao Interior Architecture Design Portfolio

P O R T F O L I O

DESIGN

HONGLI ZHAO

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

CLINIC ECOCOMPLEX OF

CONTENTS 3 2

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FFICE SALESCENTER

HANDSKETCHING

CONTENTS 4 5

WHISPERS IN THE BAMBOO FOREST

1Project Type : Medical Clinic

Year: 2022 Winter Area: 1540 sq ft Location: 530 Spring Street, Winthrop, AR

Client: Dr. Janice Rockefeller

DESIGN CONCEPT

The clinic interior use the biophilia-based design that brings maximal natural light into every single space to bring better wellness experience. Using vertical louvers behind the glass curtain walls with the bamboo-colored wall of corridors. The louvers can have 360° rotation to keep the patient’s privacy and bring rich natural light change and break down the gray corridor space, which gives people an “alive” sense when walking through. The application of vertical lines from endless bamboos, such as doors and trimmers, bookshelves, and louvers accentuates the advantages of the tall ceilings. The ceiling LED linear lights give the feeling of a breeze whispering through the bamboo forest. The interior design uses natural health materials and imagery to create a harmonic and relaxing space. Promoting health programs and the responsibility of the community.

Existing Condition:

1913 Colonial Revival-style school that listed in Arkansas Register of Historic Places on 11/7/01. location at half of the first floor of the building, ceilings height is 11’-0”.

EXAM EXAM WAITING EXAM EXAM CONS ADA RM NURSE LOBBY RCPT / BIZ ADA RM CONS BRK EXAM 103 SF EXAM 96 SF WAITING 96 SF EXAM 99 SF EXAM 100 SF CONS 151 SF ADA RM 58 SF STO 16 SF NURSE 79 SF LOBBY 43 SF RCPT / BIZ 70 SF ADA RM 60 SF CONS 100 SF BRK 58 SF N 1/8” =1’ - 00” BLOCK DIAGRAM PLAN FLOOR PLAN

FLOOR FF&E PLAN

AERIAL MODEL

BAMBOO: INTEGRITY / HEALTH

Bamboo is a naturally sustainable material as the primary material and inspiration of the clinic. The bamboo’s unique properties of strong, flexible, and evergreen. The bamboo forest sway with even the slightest breeze while their trunks stay rooted firmly in the ground below. The characteristics are reminiscent of integrity, tenacity, and humility. Dr. Janice Rockefeller desired to change the “Under-served Area and Population” healthcare status of the town of Winthrop. Her vision reflects the character of bamboo and gives back to the community.

BIOPHILIC ELEMENT

Dynamic Lights

Biomorphic Form & Patterns

Natural Materials

B A ELEVATION A ELEVATION B A B

Reception Area

Lobby Area

Exam Room

Project Type : ECO Community Complex Year: 2022 Spring Area: Site Area: 237,580 sq ft Floor Area: 572,778 sq ft Block A: 435,488 sq ft Block B: 66,400 sq ft Block C: 60,762 sq ft block D: 10,128 sq ft Location: 55 S Atlantic St #205, Seattle, WA 98134 2 SUSTAINABILITY All food & hops will be grown on site showcasing sustainability. MIXED USE: Brewery & vegitarian restaurant, event space, yoga studio, training facility & residence. VISION: Provide housing and employment for houseless people while providing enrichment for the whole community and environment. LBC: A block that is not only sustainable, but contributes to the community & environment. BIMES ECO BLOCK COMPLEX

INDEX

Residential Area: 344,880 sq ft Ratio: 60.21%

Dwelling Units: app. 328

Commercial Area: 227,898 sq ft ratio: 39.79% FAR: 2.41

Site Cover Area: 141,098 sq ft

Site Coverage: 59.39%

Open Space Area: 150,880 sq ft

ECO BLOCK TRANFORMATIONY

The site is an abandoned industrial space in the Pioneer square, Seattle.

This site was formerly a production plant.

The building and its surrounding block will be the site of an eco logical transformation.

To Ferries & highway

To

High-rise Block

(Residention

Commer-

Isolation Noise

Wind & Solar Energy collection

the rooftop Commercial Low-Rise Block B (Entertainment / Retail)

(Vertical Farming

Factory

Organic Market / Restaurant)

D

building

office)

Public Transportasion To Public Transportasion Mixed

A

&

cial)

from hignway

on

Green Block C

Academy /

/

Historic Block

(historic

/

DIAGRAM

Rainwater From PV Arry Gutten

Rainwater From Roof

High Efficiency

LIVING SYSTEM HOLDING TANK RESUED WATER TANK FILTERATION

Gray Water

Toilet Blackwater

Cooling Tower Makeup Water ECO BLOCK WATER SAVING STRATEGY

Efficiency

Irrigation Greenroof Blackwater to Living Mechine LIVING MACHINE SYSTEM

to High Efficiency Toilet

Organic Manure for Rreenroof Blackwater to Composting Toilet

Composting Toilet

Overflow to Sewer Line

Windows with Shades and Blinds

sun

VENTILATION

Summer sun Operatable

winter

ECOBLOCK

& LIGHTING STRATEGY

The ECO Block is in a prime location to be accessed by food, bicycle, ferries , buses, railways etc. public transit.

Most underground spaces are for mechanical use. Set limited parking spots underground for green power cars only. There are shower rooms for bikers to support a human powered living style.

Glazed Skylights Nature Light Louvered Vent Green Roof Over Flow Rainwater Collection Gutter Atrium Hot Air Raise Hot Air blow out

HUMAN / GREEN POWER TRANSIT

ECOBLOCK

ECOBLOCK ENVELOPE INSTULATION STRATEGY

Material: used tire ourdoor floor

High-Performance Windows Insulation

Glazing Option: triple, argon gas-filled glazing Frame: made of low conductive materials (with C2C certificated wood)

Standard Intensive Green Roof

Material: Fernale Ready Mix & Gravel Fly Ash Concrete

Location: Ecoblock Construction

ECOBLOCK EXTERIOR MATERIALS

Material: SunEwat BIPV Glass Brand: AGC Certification: C2C

Material: Paving Stones

Brand: GODELMANN GMBH & CO. KG Certification: C2C

Material: outdoor wood / window frames Brand: Accoya® Wood Certification: C2C / fsc

Material: Quartzite stone Brand: LAS VEGAS ROCK, INC. Certification: C2C

ECOBLOCK BIOPHILIC DESIGN ELEMENTS

Prospect Dynamic & Diffuse Light

Thermal & Airflow Variability Refuge / Visual Connection with Nature

Block A openning activity areas have unimpeded views over a distance.

Green roofs are withdrawn from environmental conditions and the main flow of activity, in which humans and other wildlife are protected physically and mentally.

Block C restaurant changes in air from horizontal level.

Skylights of block c rooftop restaurant leverages varying intensities of light and shadow that change over time to create conditions that occur in nature.

Biomorphic Forms & Patterns

Facade of “block a” is biomorphic in form.

Block C restaurant rooftop frame biomorphic in form.

Variability Presence of Water

Patterns

temperature, relative humidity

Non-Visual Connection with Nature

Block C water fountain in living machine provide a nonvisual experience of nature that engender a deliberate and positive reference to nature, living systems or natural processes.

Material Connection with Nature

Living machine in block c enhances the experience of a place through seeing, hearing or touching water.

frame using fabrics wave is

Block C restaurant roof use natral wood material facade use natral stones material Connection with Nature.

Complexity & Order

Block C restaurant spiral staircase adheres to a spatial hierarchy similar to encountered conch shells in nature.

ECOBLOCK C ECOLOGICAL CYCLE DIAGRAM

Organic Restaurant Fresh Market

Composting toilet produce plant fertilizer green roof / vertical farming irrigation.

Green Roof

Edible

Produce edible plants, and fish that are suitable for the freshmarket and organic restaurant.

Wastewater Traetment

Living Machine treat ecoblock’s wastewater without the use of chemicals by mimicking the cleansing properties of wetlands.

Water View

Integrate biophilic design to realize human-water interaction. enhances the experience by through seeing, hearing or touching water.

Vertical Farming Factory

Reusetank

Treatment water for green roof / vertical farming irrigation.

ECOBLOCK C RESTAURANT AERIAL MODEL

ECOBLOCK C RESTAURANT PLAN

ECOBLOCK C RESTAURANT ROOF PLAN

ECOBLOCK C RESTAURANT ROOF WOODFRAME PLAN

ECOBLOCK C RESTAURANT ELEVATION

ECO BLOCK C RESTAURANT ENTRANCE

ECO BLOCK C RESTAURANT BAR AREA

ECO BLOCK C RESTAURANT ROOF AREA A

ECO BLOCK C RESTAURANT ROOF AREA B

Project Type : Office Year: 2022 Spring Building Area: 10,800 sq ft Floor Area 3,342 sq ft Location: 500 Second Street, San Francisco, CA Client: Innotek 3 Construction Type: Type Ⅲ B Sprinkler System Requirement: No Zoning District: MU 0-Mixed uesd office Building Height: 43’ - 9 15/32” Number of Stories Above Grade: 3 Building Constructed: 1919 Construction Material: brick masonry shell, with a heavy timber and wood frame interior Exterior Bearing Wall: 2 Hr Interior Bearing and Non-Bearing Wall: 0 Hr Floor and Roof Construction: 0 Hr INNOTEK OFFICE - NIRVANA