LEE MAN YEE
Ba(Hons) Interior Design (Second Upper Class) Contact: +60 128017877 Email: manyee1108@outlook.com Website: https://manyee1108.wixsite.com/interiordesign
With the projects that were given throughout these semesters, I have developed myself into a detailed thinker in a design process. I believe that interior designer is not only designing an interior space but also designing an experience.
R E S U M E
Personal Name
Man Yee Lee
Birthday
11th Aug 1996 (21)
Nationality
Malaysian
Telephone
+60 128017877
Languages
English, Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese), Bahasa Malaysia
Software SketchUp Pro AutoCad Photoshop CC Indesign CC Artlantis Prezi
Skills
Design
Concepts
Communication/ Presentation
Time management
Teamwork
Work Experience Designer Assistant @ David Hutton Interiors, Bristol UK
2016
Summer intern. Assist the designer, David, in several live projects around Bristol. Involved in producing visuals, furniture floor plans, electrical plans and creating moodboards. Mostly in commercial and residential.
PAL Leader @ University of West England, Bristol UK
2016
Organised PAL session once a week. Able to developed time management skills through preparation for every PAL session.Assisted students in digital softwares that worked on the basis of collaborative.
Cashier @ Ding Sing, Bristol UK
2015-2017
Delivered excellent interpersonal communication. Able to manage my time with long working hours. Managed to speak with customers using Chinese or English fluently.
Education BA(hons) Interior Design @ University of West England, Bristol UK 2014-2017 This course brought my creative flair and practical abilities together. I had experienced in designing and making objects for interior spaces.
Foundation in Business @ City College Plymouth, Plymouth
2014 Distinction in all subjects with English IELTS (6.0). Awarded ÂŁ1500 scholarship for degree studies
Short course: Perfect Your Portfolio @ Plymouth Art College, Plymouth
2014 Explored life drawing, printmaking, sculpture and photography as well as valuable skills in presentation and documentation of work.
C O N T E N T
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THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL
MODULAR DESIGN
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DOM-INO RETREAT HOUSE
INTERIOR DESIGN CENTRE
WORK EXPERIENCE SELECTED PROJECTS
THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL THIS FINAL PROJECT EXPLORE THE CONCEPT OF HOTEL THAT COME IN ALL SHAPES AND SIZES. THE SITE GIVEN IS LOCATED AT THE HEART OF BRISTOL, HABOURSIDE. THE HOTEL IS NAMED BOATHOUSE HOTEL BECAUSE IT CONCIEVED A CONCEPT THAT REFER TO THE DEMOGRAPHIC/TARGET AUDIENCE OF WATERSPORT PLAYER. THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL IS BUILT WITHIN A LISTED II BUILDING IN THE HEART OF BRISTOL. THE SELLING POINT OF THIS HOTEL IS GUESTS ARE ALLOWED TO ROW FROM THE RIVER OF HARBOUSIDE INTO THE BASEMENT OF THE HOTEL. THE DESIGN OF THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL TAKES THE CONCEPT OF COMBINING ROWING AND LIVING. THESE ELEMENTS INCLUDE THE RHYTHM OF WATER, THE ROWING MOVEMENT AS WELL AS THE THE ROWERS BLADE THAT HITS THE WATER. THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL GIVES AN UNIQUE EXPERIENCE TO GUESTS FROM THE EXTERIOR TO THE INTRIOR PHYSICALLY AND VISUALLY.
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BASEMENT 1. BASEMENT OPENING. ENTRANCE 1 THAT ALLOWS GUESTS TO ROW INTO THE HOTEL. 2. THE BOATHOUSE THAT ALLOWS GUEST TO PARK THEIR ROWBOAT. THE MIDDLE ‘PANEL’ WILL USE TO TRANSPORT ROWBOATS VERTICALLY. 3. FITNESS ROOM WITH ROWING MACHINES 4. SOCIAL AREA WITH MY FURNITECTURE. 5. CHANGING ROOMS
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GROUND FLOOR 1. MAIN ENTRANCE FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GUESTS
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3. INFORMATION POINT WITH STAFF 4. LUGGAGE STORAGE AREA 5. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 6. STAFF PANTRY 7. LAUNDRY
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8. LOBBY LOUNGE AND GUESTS WAITING AREA 9. GUESTS COMMON PANTRY 10. MALE AND FEMALE PUBLIC TOILET 11. THE ‘BOATHOUSE’ THAT STANDS VERTICALLY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ATRIUM 12. BAR AND RESTAURANT 13. CONFERENCE ROOM
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LEVEL 01- LEVEL 05 1. BOATHOUSE FROM THE BASEMENT THAT EXTENDED VERTICALLY 2. THE CENTRAL CORE OF THE HOTEL THAT INCLUDES THE ESCALATOR AND STAIRS 3. CLEANER ROOM, STORAGE AREA AND DRY RISER. 4. FIRE EXIT 5. BALLUSTRADE WITH ARM REST AROUND THE ATRIUM.
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KEY NODE POINT 1: UNIQUE ENTRANCE THAT ALLOWS GUESTS TO ROW INTO THE BASEMENT
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KEY NODE POINT 2: GUESTS FROM DIFFERENT FLOORS ARE ABLE TO LOOK AT THE ‘BOATHOUSE’
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ROOM DESIGN THE ROOM DESIGN IS INSPIRED BY THE ROWING MOVEMENT. THE CONCEPT MODELS SHOW THE DEVELOPMENT OF ZONING THE ROOM. THERE ARE STANDARD AND PREMIUM ROOMS IN THE BOAT- HOUSE HOTEL. THE FOLLOWING DRAWINGS AND VUSUALS ARE ONE OF THE STANDARD ROOM.
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BAR AND RESTAURANT THE BAR AND RESTAURANT IN THE BOATHOUSE HOTEL IS LOCATED AT THE GROUND FLOOR. THIS SPACE PROVIDES A STRONG VISUAL CONTACT OF THE MAIN SELLING POINT OF THE HOTEL. THREE FLOOR- TO-CEILING WINDOWS CAPTURED THE THE JOURNEY OF ROWING INTO THE HOTEL. THE OPEN PLAN DESIGN OF THIS RESTAURANT ALSO SHOWS THE APPRECIA- TION OF TH BOATHOUSE THAT SITS VERTICALLY IN ALONG THE ATRIUM.
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MODULAR DESIGN THE BRIEF OF THIS PROJECT IS USING 2D SKETCHES FROM NATURAL SURROUNDING TO CREATE A 3D MODULAR FORM THAT SITS WITHIN A SITE. THE SITE THAT I CHOOSE IN THIS PROJECT IS M-SHED THAT LOCATED AT THE HEART OF BRISTOL. M-SHED IS A MUSEUM THAT TELLS THE STORY OF BRISTOL FROM PREHISTORIC TIMES TO PRESENT DAYS. THE MODULAR FORM THAT CREATED IS FROM THE IDEA OF ‘‘TRIANGLE’’ THAT COULD TRANSORM INTO DIFFERENT SHAPES AND EVEN GEOMETRIC FORM. THE DESIGN WOULD BE FITTED IN ONE OF THE GALLERY OF M-SHED. THE FORM OF THE DESIGN IS INSPIRED BY THE BRISTOL HARBOUR RAILWAY WHEN I AM DOING SITE ANALYSIS.
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PLAN
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A SUSPENDED DISPLAY RACK THAT WILL GIVE GUEST AN OBVIOUS DIRECTION AROUND THE GALLERY. THE WALL IS COVERED WITH PROTOPAPER WITH LIGHTING BEHIND SO THE WALL WILL GLOW WITH THROUGH THE PROTOPAPER.
DOM-INO RETREAT HOUSE ASHTON COURT ESTATE ARE OPENING A RETREAT FOR COUPLES, OR SMALL FAMILIES/GROUPS. THEY NEED A BUILDING TO BE DESIGNED TO HOUSE A MINIMUM OF 2 PEOPLE THAT MAKES THE MOST OF EVERYTHING ASHTON COURT HAS TO OFFER. THE HOUSE WILL BE LET ON BOTH A LONG AND SHORT TERM BASIS. USING THE DOM-INO HOUSE AS A FRAMEWORK TO DESIGN A HOUSE/ SPACE FOR MY CLIENT AND CHOOSE A LOCATION ON WHERE BEST TO PLACE IT ON YOUR GIVEN SITE. I CONSIDERED WHERE WILL FIT OUT THE HOUSE LAYOUTS AS WELL AS THE BUILDING ENVELOPE.
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SITE ANALYSIS - ACCESSIBILITY & SUN ORIENTATION
CONCEPT SKETCHES
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LEVEL 02 Terrace that located at the top part of this retreat house allows you to surrounded by a green nature as well as view of the amazing Ashton Court Mansion.
LEVEL 01 Kitchen, a symbolic heart of a house is placed in the centre along with the living room. The glass door and windows allows natural light to flow through the rooms.
LEVEL 00 Bedroom area covers a large part of this level that includes toilet with extended bath and shower tub to outside, while the basin and the make up table is placed separately in the room. One of the main elements is to have nature as part of the space, flowing in and out. A double king size bed is used in order to fit for couples or small families. A walk in wardrobe behind the bed is functioned as a headboard as well. On top of that, there is a sandblast glass ceiling that functioned as a light well allows natural light flow through this area.
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INTERIOR DESIGN CENTRE THIS PROJECT REQUIRED US TO DESIGN AN INTERIOR DESIGN CENTRE, WHICH WE CAN DEFINE OURSELVES THAT WHAT IT COULD BE MEANT TO ME. IT GAVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE WHICH FIELD OF INTERIORS THAT WE ARE INTEREST AND HOPE TO GO FOR OUR CAREER. THE CONCEPT THAT DRIVE ME THROUGH THE WHOLE DESIGN IS FROM THE INITIAL SITE RESPONSE, WHICH IS LOCATED AT STOKES CROFT, BRISTOL. THE SITE IS A POP UP STORE INITIALLY. MY FIRST IMPRESSION OF THE SITE LEAD ME TO THE CONCEPT OF WABI-SABI. THE INTERIOR DESIGN CENTRE IS A CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND SHOWCASING MATERIALS THAT FOCUS ON THE INDUSTRY OF INTERIOR DESIGN OR RELATED INDUSTRY, IT PROVIDES A MATERIAL LIBRARY (TRENDS AND INSPIRATIONS) WITH AUDITORIUM SEATS AND STAIRS TO ACCESS TO THE FIRST FLOOR. THIS CENTRE ALSO PROVIDES A WORKSHOP SPACE WITH THE GUIDANCE OF TECHNICIAN, AN OPEN GALLERY THAT CAN BE HIRED, WITH A CATERING AREA AND GET ADVICE FROM RESEARCH AND DESIGN TEAM.
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WAX SKETCH MODEL
FINAL MODEL
INITIAL SITE RESPONSE - WABI SABI • BEAUTY AND APPRECIATION OF THINGS IMPERFECT, IMPERMANENT AND INCOMPLETE. • BEAUTY OF THINGS HUMBLE AND SIMPLE IN NATURE • BEAUTY OF THINGS UNREFINED AND UNCONVENTIONAL
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT USING SKETCHES TO DEVELOP IDEAS AS WELL AS MIXING BOTH PHOTOSHOP AND SKETCHUP IN THIS PROCESS
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LEVEL 00 1. MATERIAL LIBRARY ORGANIC FORN SHELVES TO SHOW THE MATERIALS 2.AUDITORIUM AND STAIRS MULTIFUCTIONAL SPACE ( SHOWCASE THE MATERIALS, TALKS/SPEECH, SOCIAL SPACE) 3. RECEPTION THE MAIN RECEPTION AREA / INFO POINT 4. PART OF MATERIAL LIBRARY EXPERIENCE THE LIGHT FROM THE LIGHT SHELVES LIGHT SHELVES ARE PROVIDED WITH DIFFERENT LIGHTING 5. WORKSHOP SPACE ANOTHER RECEPTION FOR THE WORKSHOP SPACE
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LEVEL 01 1. NON - BEARING WALL SEPERATE THE OFFICE SPACE TO MAKE IT MORE PRIVACY. ACT AS A STARTING POINT OF THE GALLERY ( HANG THINGS UP ) 2. CONTINUOS FORM OF THE TABLES BOND THE CATERING SPACE AND THE OFFICE SPACE 3. STAIRS STAFF CAN ACCESS TO THE THEIR OFFICE DIRECTLY 4. CEILING LIGHT AND THE SEATING PROVIDES A MOVABLE SEATING WHICH ITS FORM IS THE NEGATIVE FORM OF THE CEILING LIGHT
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LEVEL 02 1. ROOFTOP CHILL OUT SPACE 2. GLASS ROOF THIS ROOF IS FOR THE STAIRS TRNSPARENT MATERIAL CAN GIVE NATURAL LIGHT TO THE SPACE 3. ETFE ROOF ETFE ROOF IS USED TO FOLLOW THE FORM 4. ETFE ROOF THE ROOF IS ADDED SO THE SPACE CAN BE AN INTERIOR SPACE THE FORM IS AN CONTIUNUOS FORM FROM THE INSIDE TO OUTSIDE
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DETAIL 1. FABRICATED CONCRETE SUPPORT ALONG WITH THE AUDITORIUM SUPPORT AND THE CONCRETE STRINGER 2. 4mm STEEL TREAD TRAY BOLTED WITH CONCRETE SUPPORT 3. 4mm STEEL TREAD BOLTED WITH TIMBER TREAD 4. 1200X325X40mm TIMBER TREAD
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WORK EXPERIENCE SELECTED PROJECT - COMMERCIAL CAFE GUSTO, WHITELADIES ROAD, BRISTOL, UNITED KINGDOM
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION