INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
JING HUANG
School: Academy of Art University Student: Jing Huang Instructor: Chamindri Wijemanne Date: 2015 Spring Photography: Jing Huang Print: IMAGINK Bindery: IMAGINK Materials: 100lb Matte Paper Fonts: Comfortaa, BankGothic Md BT Software: Revit, 3Ds Max, Photoshop, Indesign All right reserved. No part of this publication can be repoduced without express permission from Jing Huang.
JING HUANG I was born and raised in Wuhan, the central part of China. It lies in the eastern Jianghan Plain, at the intersection of the middle reaches of the Yangtze and Han rivers. I am to this day affected by the land where I came from. I have a degree in environmental art design in China. Environmental Art is similar to Interior Architecture because they both deal with lanscape and the area around the building. After I finished my undergraduate degree, I came here, to AAU to continue my education. Interior design is what I chose because I am passionate about design. Design is my way of life, which accompanies me in everything I do, and it affects my mood and feelings. Before I did design, I would sketch in my book, and show my ideas to my classmates. I would then modify my design and make changes after class. I have been living in San Francisco for four years. This beautiful city gives me an immense amount of inspiration, and I show it in my design projects. My goal is to be a designer, and find a job here. I look forward to the future in my design career.
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CONTENTS 01. DEXTERITY OFFICE DESIGN Commercial Design / 2014 Fall (Competition)
02. OMNI SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL REDESIGN Hospitality Design / 2014 Spring
03. PATIOS HOUSE DESIGN Residential Design / 2014 Fall
04. POTRERO BRANCH LIBRARY REDESIGN Commercial Design / 2014 Fall (Group Project)
“WHAT WE SEE DEPENDS MAINLY ON WHAT WE LOOK FOR.”
- JOHN LUBBOC
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DE XTE R I TY OFFICE DESIGN Commercial Design / Instructor: Zanello, Serena (Competition Project)
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
USERS Architects / Interior Designers
The space designed for a Global Interior & Architecture Design company. The development of the company, is the catalyst for the opening of a new office space in San Francisco. They are focusing on commercial and residential design areas. They are a huge advocate of sustainable design. Many designers in the firm have already achieved LEED certification. As an Architecture & Interior Design company, they have a wide range of styles. This will give the user a clean, elegant, open, light environment to work in, conducive for productivity and teamwork.
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
BRANDING STRATEGY
14/15
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
CONCEPT In the year 2020, people will want more of a fresh, comfortable, and clean environment to work in. The office space is will have flowing lines moving from one point to the next. The office will flow into the future with clean flowing lines and fresh spaces.
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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FLOOR PLAN
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10 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
RECEPTION WAITING AREA LECTURE ROOM BRAINSTORMING AREA WORK STATION CONFERENCE ROOM CEO OFFICE MANAGER’S OFFICE LIBRARY REST AREA KITCHEN REST ROOM STORAGE
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CEILING PLAN ENTRANCE
SUSPENDED INCANDESCENT CEILING LIGHT FIXTURE
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SUSPENDED INCANDESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE RECESSED INCANDESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE
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SURFACE MOUNTED TRACK LIGHT
2 4 4 3
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
SECTIONS
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PERSPECTIVES
LECTURE ROOM
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
RECEPTION AREA
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CONFERENCE ROOM
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
LIBRARY
24/25
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
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FURNITURE USED
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Commercial Design /2014 Fall
DETAIL - WORKSTATION
Wood Laminate
Glass
Fabric
Solid Laminate
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OMNI SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL REDESIGN Hospitality Design / Instructor: Scotte Elder
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
SITE ANALYSIS Omni San Francisco Hotel 1030 Mission St San Francisco, CA 94103
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“Things Take Time, Time Takes Things”
CONCEPT
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
TARGETS ARTISTES & TRAVELERS
Teresa Teresa is a travel writer who wrote Fly Solo: The 50 Best Places on Earth for a Girl to Travel alone and founded a social network for women travelers. In 2004, Williamson founded Tango Dival, a social networking site for women travelers. In 2007, Penguin Books published her book Fly Solo.
Brian Goggin Goggin is a multi disciplinary artist who has created an interaction with the landscape that surpasses the physical limitations of traditional framed painting and freestanding sculpture. Goggin has been creating sculpture, public artwork, and museum and gallery installations utilizing non-traditional locations and varied materials.
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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BUBBLE DIAGRAM
SPA
Gift Store GYM
Lobby
Office
Guest Room
Kitchen
Library
Suite Room
Restaurant
Bathroom Outdoor Garden
RELATIONSHIP CONVENIENT
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
BUILDING ELEVATION & FUNCTION PLAN
GUEST ROOMS & SUITES
LIBRARY & OUTDOOR GARDEN SPA & GYM
LOBBY & RESTAURANT
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LOGO DESIGN
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
FIRST FLOOR
On the first floor, I redesigned the lobby, restaurant, office, and gift store. When guests come into the hotel, they can easily go to the lobby and check in. The hotel is located around office buildings and budding residential condominium, so I put a restaurant on the first floor to serve the people in the area.
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
KITCHEN
RESTAURANT
OFFICE
GIFT STORE
LOBBY
ENTRANCE
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
SERVICE AREA
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SECTION - RESTAURANT
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
RESTAURANT
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
SECOND FLOOR
On the second floor, I designed a spa and gym. These two spaces are a community area, so guests and members of the gym and spa can easily cross each other. With the restaurant on the first floor, guests can easily go to dinner after a relaxing day at the gym and spa.
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
SPA
GYM
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
SPA
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
THIRD FLOOR
On the third floor, I designed guest rooms, a suite, a penthouse, a library, and an outdoor garden. On this level, the hotel provides a comfortable and quiet place for guests, where adults and children can enjoy a happy, peaceful environment.
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
GUEST ROOM
OUTDOOR GARDEN
LIBRARY
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OUTDOOR GARDEN
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
GUEST ROOM
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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FURNITURE USED
Hospitality Design /2014 Spring
MATERIALS
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PATIOS HOUSE DESIGN Residential Design / Instructor: Mariotto, Ernest
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SITE ANALYSIS
Location: Tanhualin Wuchang Wu Han City, China
Stepping on Tanhualin, an old street in Wu Chang, one may feel as if they are walking back in time to the city of Wuhan. One can still see the traces of many buildings and hear of widely spread legendary stories of a city rich with culture and history. An old richly or lamented house, a cracked stairs, show some Chinese - western construction, all of which are silently telling the vivid culture in buildings. Today, the buildings have not changed. The ancient buildings are now used for schools, restaurants, museums, and houses. It is a district rich in culture. A place where people come to touch base with the legacy of old China.
Residential Design /2014 Fall
USERS Wang Han who is Chinese famous host and writer. He likes reading, especially Chinese traditional cultural books. He enjoys collecting ancient artifacts as a hobby. He wants his home to be designed with a Chinese traditional style. He has collected some antique furniture that can be use in the space. In addition, he wants the interior to reflect and respect the Chinese culture.
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
CONCEPT
My concept is about patios, which is a characteristic of the traditional Chinese building. The patio has a special function in China. The notch in a patio is use to flush out water in the toilet when it is raining. This functions as a sustainable component to the design. With the development of China, many of the traditional buildings were move. Therefore, a main component of my design will be the patio, and the sustainable practices it incorporates with the traditional Chinese interiors.
Residential Design /2014 Fall
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Dining Room
Kitchen
Bathroom Guest Room Living Room
Garage
Play Room Storage Garden
RELATIONSHIP CONVENIENT
Residential Design /2014 Fall
FLOOR PLAN N
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9
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FIRST FLOOR
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM KITCHEN ENTERTAINMENT ROOM GUEST ROOM BATHROOM STORAGE GARAGE GARDEN
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
ELEVATIONS - FIRST FLOOR
Residential Design /2014 Fall
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Residential Design /2014 Fall
LIVING ROOM
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Residential Design /2014 Fall
DINING ROOM
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Bed Room
Guest Room Master Room Bathroom
Study Room Storage
RELATIONSHIP CONVENIENT
Residential Design /2014 Fall
FLOOR PLAN N 4
2
3 6
5
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SECOND FLOOR
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
MASTER BEDROOM BED ROOM STUDY ROOM GUEST ROOM BATHROOM STORAGE
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Residential Design /2014 Fall
ELEVATION - MASTER ROOM
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
MASTER ROOM
Residential Design /2014 Fall
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Residential Design /2014 Fall
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FURNITURE
LIVING ROOM
DINING ROOM
MASTER ROOM
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Residential Design /2014 Fall
MATERIALS USED
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POTRERO BRANCH LIBRARY REDESIGN Commercial Design / Instructor: Zanello, Serena (Group Project: Wang, Ran / Huang, Jing)
86/87
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
SITE ANALYSIS
Potrero Hill Branch 1616 20th Street San Francisco, 94107 (415) 355-2822
Branch Facts Style: Modern Area: 5,428 sq. ft. Architect: Pollack & Pope, 1951 BOA Library Design Studio, 2010
Neighbourhood Resources Family Services Children, Youth & Family Services Senior Services Adult Services
Health Resources Potrero Hill Health Center
Playgrounds Potrero Hill Recreation Center McKinley Square
Private Schools Live Oak School
Potrero Hill is a residential neighbourhood in San Francisco, California. It is known for its views of the San Francisco Bay and city skyline, its close proximity to many destination spots, its sunny weather, and for having two freeways and a Caltrain station. Initially a working-class neighbourhood until gentrification in the 1990s, it is now an upper-middle-class family-oriented neighbourhood.
Library Design /2014 Spring
USERS The library is located in a community area. The neighbourhood consists mainly of children, students, and families. These people are the main users of the library. The neighbourhood has Spanish, Chinese, and Italian speakers. The library provides a language section, and a children’s area and the upstairs boasts a lovely view of the city. It is open to everyone living in San Francisco.
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
MOOD BOARD NATURAL MODERN SUSTAINABLE COMFORTABLE
Library Design /2014 Spring
CONCEPT BOARD The library is a community library, which is services the neighbourhood, which has made up of many different cultures. Therefore, the library was designed to have liquidity, diversity, and flexibility. Combining these features, the concept was to be “blend� and bring the community together. In the design, our team decided to incorporate the Chinese martial art of Tai Chi as the part of the design. Tai Chi balances all the components of fluidity, peacefulness, and nature into a state of perfect harmony. Our team decided to mix the materials, construction, culture, and environment to show our concept in this space.
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Manager Room
Staff Lounge
Restrooms
Children Area
Staff Working Area Reception
Storage
Waiting Area Disability Entrance
Staff Workstation Elevator
Computer Area
Program Room Reading Area
RELATIONSHIP CONVENIENT
Library Design /2014 Spring
CIRCULATION
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NCE
ENTRA
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
EMERGENCY PRIMARY FLOW
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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SPACE PLAN
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5 9
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2 3
NCE
ENTRA
FIRST FLOOR
1. WAITING AREA 2. STAFF WORKSTATION 3. STAFF LOUNGE 4. MANAGERROOM 5. RECEPTION 6. STORAGE 7. CHILDREN AREA 8. RESTROOM 9. ELEVATIOR 10. DISABILITY ENRANCE
Library Design /2014 Spring
RCP/ LIGHTING PLAN
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4
Lighting Fixtures Symbol Schedule 1. ERCO skim downlight with LED,28W 2430lm DALI 230V/50Hz 2. ELIGHT LED shop light with removable lens cover,36 watt LED strips 3. Lithonia Lighting 1-light white fluores cent round fixture,32 watt and 40 watt T9 circline fluorescent bulbs 4. PLANLICHT maxi frameless,36 watt LED strips
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SECTION - FIRST FLOOR
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
WAITING AREA
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
RECEPTION
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
CHILDREN AREA
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
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SPACE PLAN
N 7
3
7
5
6
4
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3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
SECOND FLOOR
PROGRAM ROOM STORAGE READING AREA COMPUTER AREA STAFF WORKSTATION ELEVATOR RESTROOM
Library Design /2014 Spring
RCP/ LIGHTING PLAN
1 4
2
5
3
Schedule 1. ERCO skim downlight with LED,28W 2430lm DALI 30V/50Hz 2. ELIGHT LED shop light with removable lens cover,36 watt LED strips 3. Lithonia Lighting 1-light white fluores cent round fixture,32 watt and 40 watt T9 circline fluorescent bulbs 4. PLANLICHT maxi frameless,36 watt LED strips 5. Sea Gull Lighting Pratt Street Metal Pendant,75-watt medium bulb
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
ATRIUM AREA
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DETAILS
WAITING AREA BOOKSHELF
WAITING AREA BENCH
Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
Library Design /2014 Spring
CENTRAL CUSTOM BOOKSHELF
CUSTOM BOOKSHELF
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Interior & Architecture Design / Graduate Work
DETAILS
DROP BOARD
0'-3"
0'-6"
5'-0"
5'-0"
RECEPTION
Library Design /2014 Spring
CONSTRUCTION
LIVING WALL
PLANTS 1. 2. 3. 4.
Virginia Creeper Sanguisorba Evergold Grass Lemon Ball Stonecrop
ACKNOWLEGEMENTS I would like to dedicate this book to my parents who have always been by my side and encouraged me to do what I believe in. Thank you to my friends. You always stand by me when I am in need of help, either in the academic or mental aspect. Thank you to the instrutors of my. You tought me so much about this professional field. MY FAMILY+ FRIDENS Youxiang Huang/ Chunli Zhang/ Jenny Yang/ Jojo Yang/ Tracy Wu/ Jacky Zhong/ Chen Wei/ Jonny He/ Tony Lu FACULTY Stephanie Smith-Haenel/ Ken Frieders/ Kathleen Roche/ Ernest Mariotto/ Scotte Elder/ Serena Zanello/ Chamindri Wijemanne/ Archibald Woo/ Tobi Adamolekun/ Michael Sammet/ David Kesler/ Edwin Jordan/ Edward Pertcheck/ Suzan Swabacker/ R Chadwick