PORTFOLIO
JANETTE TONG INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOLOGIST
flowers • paintings
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
custom project • branch energy
INTEGRATED DESIGN
aveda display • facebook exhibit
REVIT
tower modeling
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
german engineering
FURNITURE DESIGN
sustainable racks • blooming chair • cappellini inspired table
INTERIOR DESIGN
smokey lake continuing care facility • straw & silver • MAI
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FINE ARTS
FINE ARTS
flowers • paintings
FINE ARTS
flowers
Tulips Over Time These are two pages of a book of tulips during a three hour span. The project is to make a book that would describe time. Tulip is chosen to represent time because it shows the progression of growth and the tulip blooming. Medium used is charcoal.
Sketches from Photographs These flowers are sketched from a photograph. One sketch with pencil and the other done in pencil crayons.
Napkin Art Patterns, shapes, and lines are drawn onto a napkin that is later shaped into a three dimensional flower. Drawings are done in black ink.
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Examples of drawings that are on the napkins before they are made into flowers.
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Tulips Over Time. These are two pages of a book of tulips during a three hour span. The project is to make a book that would describe time. Tulip is chosen to represent time because it shows the progression of growth and the tulip blooming. Medium used is charcoal.
Zooming Paintings - studies These five paintings are a series to represent zooming in or out of an object. In this painting, a still life is used and starts with it zoomed in not knowing exactly what the object is until you move to the next painting and see start to recognize the object. The paintings above are studies done on a 10�x10� board with acrylic paint. These studies are done to determine the color, layout, and composition before the final paintings.
Zooming Paintings The final outcome from the studies. These five paintings are 2’x2’ done with acrylic paint on boards.
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PAINTINGS
Oil Paintings Some example of works that were done with oil paints. These works were done in various sizes and painted from photographs. The process took longer to do than other paints such as acrylic that are shown on the next page as oil paint takes a longer time to dry therefore careful use of color must be considered beforehand.
Cottage Life Size: 18”x 30” canvas This painting uses a variation of brush sizes to depict the architecture and landscape. A blend of neutral colors are used to depict a soft and welcoming emotion.
Prairie Birds Size: 5”x 8” canvas board Due to the size of the painting, smaller brushes were needed for detail and precision.
Great Orca Size: 5”x 8” canvas board The challenge to this painting is the realistic rendition of the water and the splashing from the Orca.
Zen Size: 12”x 18” canvas done at a Paintnite event.
Untouched Earth Size: 36”x 48” canvas. A landscape done from a photograph.
Safety - study Size: 6”x 6” hardboard panel A study done of a still life.
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Tea Party Size: 12”x 18” canvas board. Painted from a real still life set up and put into a landscape that was from a photograph.
custom project • branch energy
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TRO CEILING
SECTION THRU COVE
Construction
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
CUSTOM PROJECT
Detailing Assignment This project is to help us develop our knowledge of custom detailing and assemblies. The assembly is chosen from a photograph which shows a ceiling, floor, and wall design. The drawings are done by hand to show drafting skills such as line weight.
Restaurant - photo The photograph chosen has a wall system that connects with the ceiling. The tables are mounted to the wall and it has no legs underneath it.
Floor Plan and Wall Detail Connection Above is the floor plan and a wall connection detail drawn to scale. Dimensions were estimated based on our knowledge through commercial construction class.
Wall Section and Connection Detail The section is taken from the wall. It shows the wall construction and the table. The table connection detail shows how the table is connected because it is not possible to make it in one piece.
CONSTRUCTION
Elevation This is the elevation of the left wall with the windows.
BRANCH ENERGY
Commercial CAD Drawings An example of a construction project done in AutoCAD. It demonstrates understanding of line weight, layers, blocks, and line types. The drawings show how the interior is constructed by having drawings such as elevations, sections, and details.
Wall Elevations BOADROOM OFFICE
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RECEPTION
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WAITING AREA
FURNITURE MAIL ROOM
OFFICE
STAIRS WOMEN WASHROOM OFFICE
BISTRO
SERVER ROOM
FURNITURE
LOBBY
MEN WASHROOM
STORAGE
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STAIRS OFFICE
FURNITURE
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FURNITURE
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BREAK-OUT ROOM
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FILE ROOM
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Floor Plan & Connection Detail The floor plan with annotations, notes, and a legend of Branch Energy.
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Door Elevations, Sections, and Details BRANCH ENERGY COMPANY
LIST OF DRAWINGS A0 - TITLE SHEET A1 - 8TH FLOOR PLAN A2 - R.C.P. A3 - FINISHES PLAN A4 - ELEVATIONS & DETAILS A5 - DOOR ELEVATIONS & DETAILS A6 - MILLWORK ELEVATIONS & DETAILS A7 - MILLWORK ELEVATIONS & DETAILS A8 - INTERNAL STAIRS COMMON ABBREVIATIONS @ = AT AFF = ABOVE FINISH FLOOR B.H. = BULKHEAD B/W = BETWEEN C/W = COMES WITH EA.= EACH EQ. = EQUAL FR = FIRE RATED G.W.B = GYPSUM WALL BOARD HSS = HOLLOW STRUCTURAL SECTION N.I.C. = NOT IN CONSTRUCTION O.C.=ON CENTER R.C.P = REFLECTED CEILING PLAN RM = ROOM S.W. = SOLID WOOD TH. = THICK TYP.= TYPICAL U.N.O. = UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE U/S = UNDERSIDE W/ = WITH SYMBOL LEGEND
BARRIER FREE
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CEILING SYMBOL
DETAIL SYMBOL
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DRAWING TITLE
ELEVATION SYMBOL
OFFICE FINISH SYMBOL
ROOM TAG
Millwork and Reception Elevations, sections, and details.
BOADROOM OFFICE
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RECEPTION
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WAITING AREA
FURNITURE MAIL ROOM
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STAIRS WOMEN WASHROOM OFFICE
BISTRO
SERVER ROOM
FURNITURE
LOBBY
MEN WASHROOM
STORAGE
OFFICE
STAIRS OFFICE
FURNITURE
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FINISHES PLAN
FURNITURE
OFFICE
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BREAK-OUT ROOM
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FILE ROOM
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444 - 6TH AVENUE EDMONTON, ALBERTA FLOORS 8 & 9 BLOCK 02 LOT B PLAN 06798 MCNEAL PROPERTIES
Name of Firm Project No.: 01 Project Name: BRANCH ENERGY PROJECT Date: SEPT 23, 2015 Reviewed By: Patty Wild
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BUILDING CODE REVIEW REPORT Section Comments - Occupancy Classification Major Occupancy(s): Group D Area: Percentage of Floor Area: Allowable Construction: .
Floor Area: Sprinklered : Basic Fire Separation:
Separation Between Major Occupancies: 2.
1162m²
ABC Reference 2014 Part 3 3.1.2.2 3.2.2
Combustible 3.2.2 Non Combustible Combination of both (Existing) 16 storey facing 3 streets Yes Roof (n/a) Interior Load Bearing walls - 1hr Non-Combustible Exterior Load Bearing Columns and Arches - 1hr Non-Combustible (Existing)
3.2.2 3.2.2
1 Hr FRR
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Circulation - Existing Requirements: Occupant Load Calculations: Group D Total Units of Exit Width Req: Minimum 2 Exits Actual Number of Exits Given Travel Distance Allowed: Group Exit Width: 915mm (barrier free) Headroom Clearance: Exit Door 2100mm min. Door 2030 mm min.
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Compnent Fire Separations: Service rooms not containing fuel fire appliances require no fire separation. Any room containing electrical equipment requires min, 1 Hr fire separation. Storage Room: .45 Hr FRR Required Janitor's Room: .45 Hr FRR Reguired
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Other Specific Requirements: Washroom Counts: Min. 2 Male Female Washroom Count Included: 7
OFFICE
Kitchen Elevations, sections, and details.
3.1.17 3.4.2.1 3.4.2.4 3.4.3.2 3.4.3.4
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CONSTRUCTION
Staircase Elevations, sections, and details.
aveda display • facebook gallery
INTEGRATED DESIGN
INTEGRATED DESIGN
AVEDA DISPLAY
Aveda Trade Show Display This project demonstrates an integration of Industrial and Visual Communications Design. The trade show requires custom designed wall panels, furnitures, and signage. Aveda has six main products therefore the shape of the trade show is in a hexagon. The color scheme is green to symbolize Aveda’s products: “The art and science of pure flower and plant essences.” Furniture is made out of wood with glass top.
Photo-Realistic Rendering The display is made from Rhinoceros and rendered through Hypershot.
Aveda Trade Show Scaled Model This model is made at a 1:50 scale out of paper, mat board, card stock, and clear vellum.
Display Tables Produced in Rhinoceros and rendered in Hypershot. Rendering to show the detail of the base.
Chair Produced in Rhinoceros and rendered in Hypershot. Rendering shows the detail of the slotted construction.
Close Up of Tables and Chairs for Aveda - scaled model Materials used were paper, card stock, mat board, and clear vellum.
INTEGRATED DESIGN
Tables and Chairs for Aveda - scaled model These were made out of paper. The concept of the furniture is to interlock the pieces together without the use of adhesives.
FACEOOK EXHIBIT
Facebook Exhibition The project is to design an exhibition that will display statistics. Facebook was chosen for this project. The statistics to be exhibited include number of logins and outs worldwide and stats of people on Facebook at a certain time. Foamcore, mat board, and LED lights were used to make a scaled model of the exhibition. This demonstrates interior design by integrating signages and displays. The concept behind the exhibition is to tell a story of a user using Facebook. From the beginning, they would login, the time they spend on it, to logging off. The exhibition itself would also track the amount of people inside and the time they spend in the exhibition.
1. People would enter the exhibition and “login” as they enter the main area of the exhibition. This area will display stats on the amount of people that are currently logged into Facebook worldwide.
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2. The main part of this area displays stats of how many people are logged in at a certain time which is indicated on the floor. The wider the walls, the more users are logged in and the skinnier the walls, the less people are logged onto Facebook. The LED lights displays the amount of people logged in per gender (left side being male, right side being female). 3. At the end of the exhibition, there is a comment section where exhibitors can comment and “log out.”
INTEGRATED DESIGN
The Story of Facebook
tower modeling
REVIT
REVIT
TOWER MODEL
Revit Tower This project demonstrated the skills of using the program Revit. Objectives include using massed forms and converting them into a building model, learn to use the rendering tool, and applying site and entourage components.
The tower consists of 17 floors with two different window panel types and three different finish materials in wall construction.
Render of the Tower This is a rendering of the finished tower. It displays the different construction finishes, a massed sculpture, landscape site, and entourages to make the rendering realistic.
Revit Tower - close up A close up rendering of the tower to display details of the tower.
Revit Tower - close up A close up rendering of the tower to display details of the tower with a different background. The background is taken an existing cityscape. This demonstrates the ability to render a building into an existing space.
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Revit Tower - sculpture The sculpture is done by using mass tools and adding materials on them in order to render.
german engineering
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
GERMAN ENGINEERING
Space Standards This part lays out the existing space standards that is currently at German Engineering and a new space layout in the new Teak Building. The purpose of the report is to show the client whether or not the Teak Building is a suitable building for them to move into for their expansion.
Furniture Modules In order for German Engineering to expand, they will need to consider putting in more workstations and reducing offices. This part of the report display options for the client in each department for them to incorporate in their company.
Density plans will let the client know how many workstations and offices can fit into a space. There is a plan for just workstations, a plan for just offices, and a plan for a combination of both workstations and offices.
Adjacency Standards & Results Bubble diagrams are used to show adjacencies of each department and what each of them need in order to be functional. It displays major and minor adjacencies. A comparison table is used to compares the existing and new standards to see if the Teak Building is a good idea for German Engineering to expand into.
FACILITY MANAGEMENT
Density Plans
sustainable racks • blooming chair • cappellini inspired table
FURNITURE DESIGN
FURNITURE DESIGN
BLOOMING CHAIR
Children’s Chair The project is to design a chair for children. This Blooming Chair is designed with more than one function; for sitting and storage. The chair is made of spray painted Baltic Birch wood and each piece is hand cut with a band saw.
Blooming Chair close up to show the storage inside the chair. Blooming Chair in the sitting position with the pedal up that can be used for back support. Blooming Chair in the sitting position.
Inspiration of the Side Table
The table is made of Baltic Birch wood and cut with a CNC machine and then the edges are routered to make it smooth.
Life Size Model of the Cappellini Table
CAPPELLINI TABLE
The project is to pick a furniture company and design a piece of furniture that would fit into the company’s line. Cappellini is the company that inspired this table.
SUSTAINABLE RACKS
Exploration of Material for a Sustainable Rack A 5’ x 5’ hemp material made of all biodegradable products and environmental glue was given to produce a furniture piece. Since the material was never used before, exploration of the material was done to see its capabilities. The product produced is a spice rack. The shape is cut with a CNC machine. Between the material is stained Baltic Birch plywood. The hemp is filled and a coat of gloss is put on it to seal the material. Through exploration, we discovered that this material will easily split therefore corners need to be filled and sanded down. If precision cuts are needed, the CNC machine would be the best choice. The material by itself is not stable therefore other materials such as wood will need to be used.
Building Process As shown in the photo above, the material needed lots of filling as it is very porous. After it is filled, it needed to be sanded to have a smooth finish.
FURNITURE DESIGN
Sustainable Rack The photo below have the finished product with items interacting with it.
smokey lake continuing care facility • straw & silver
INTERIOR DESIGN
INTERIOR DESIGN
SMOKEY LAKE
Block Plan The block plan is developed after going through the programming phase which includes client analysis, bubble diagrams to figure out adjacencies, zoning diagrams, and circulation.
Zoning Diagram with Circulation
Adjacency Bubble Diagram Column Ideation
Continuing Care Facility The project is to design a continuing care facility in Smokey Lake, Alberta. There needs to be two Dementia wards each with ten residence and a regular ward housing long term care residence.
Exploration Sketches Ideation of what could go into the continuing care facility. These included a nook area, a privacy dining area, and the resident’s door elevations.
INTERIOR DESIGN
Final Floor Plan After the programming phase, the final floor plan is made which includes all the rooms, furnitures, and annotations. The drawing is done in AutoCAD.
SMOKEY LAKE
Nook Area
Resident’s Entrance Resident’s Room
Room Plan
Floor Plan
Livingroom Area
Dining Area
Renderings All the perspective and elevations are drawn in SketchUP and then rendered by hand with markers and pens. The floor plan and room plan is drawn from AutoCAD and rendered in Photoshop.
Library Area
Global Care
GC Prairie
Staff Area
INTERIOR DESIGN
Global Care - Pembrook
straw & silver
RCP Plan
Cash Desk Exploration Concept Behind Straw & Silver The project is a collaborative one with Business students to design a retail space. Straw & Silver sells home accessories from pots and pans to bathroom towels. Sustainability and flow is the concept behind this high end retail store. Organic lines, shapes, and forms are used to showcase the product and lead customers through.
Preliminary Floor Plan
Shelf Elevation Exploration Schematic Plan
Store Front Exploration
INTERIOR DESIGN
Site Visit Research Site visits were done to see other home accessory stores to see what is successful and what is not. Floor plans, ceilings, lighting, and displays were looked at and documented. Interviews with retail workers were conducted to find positives and negatives of their store.
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Floor Plan The client wanted a rustic look therefore most of the finishes were wood. Cash desk, barrels and displays are all custom made.
Store Front The store front exterior was given. The design part is the logo that is placed on top and the store front display. This elevation was produced in SketchUp and rendered by hand with markers and pens.
Main Retail Area Area where most of the merchandise is located. The ceiling has rope LED lights and pot lights. The centerpiece is a barreled shaped bulkhead with seasonal items on display.
Bedding Accessories The bedding area is located at the back by the clearance items because it attracts customers to go to the back making them walk through the entire store. Kitchen Accessories This is located at the front of the store as this section contains the most commonly used product and is the focal point for homes.
INTERIOR DESIGN
Cash Desk Custom designed and functions as a cash desk, wrapping area, and wedding reception. The barrels underneath is designed for impulse items.
MAI RESTAURANT
Floorplan Seating 100 customers with a raised dinng area, private seating for parties, dining area for barrier-free customers, and patio seating.
RCP Sloping wooden ceilings draws the eye upwards and creates an illusion of even more height throughout the entire restaurant. Gypsum bulkhead border frame with a series of alternating beams rests on top of the private seating area to create interest for diners.
Concept of MAI Restaurant MAI located in West Edmonton Mall’s Bourbon Street will bring rich history of Vietnam to the world of fine dining. Through the use of quality high end materials and careful placement of selected details, the culture and geography of Vietnam will be translated into the space. Traditional Vietnamese cooking is known for its balance of five elements representing certain tastes with each dish. Using this tradition as inspiration, each of these fundamental elements will be incorporated through material choice, color palette, and furnishing. Low general lighting will add a touch of sophistication and comfort to the space while the use of recessed floor and wall washing lights will highlight important features of the design creating a sense of intrigue.
INTERIOR DESIGN
Restaurant Front An elaborate geometric design communicating the concept of MAI. A waterfall wall to describe one of the five elements of taste. Upon entering the space, customers are greeted by the Buddha statue which sits on a small alcove. The wall behind it features a series of gold metal plates. An extended entrance provides a dramatic transition from Bourbon Street to the interior of the restaurant.
MAI RESTAURANT Renderings