INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
BY JITENG LIU (NICO) NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN (NYSID)
INTRODUCTION
My name is Jiteng Liu (Nico). I was born in Sichuan, China, and moved to the United States when I was 18 years old. I lived in Denver, CO, for undergraduate in the University of Denver around four years. Then I moved to New York for my master’s degree in New York School of Interior Design (NYSID) around three years. When I was studying in NYSID, I have learned to view everything from a design perspective. In 2019, my classmates and I went to help a company, Safe Horizon, redecorate their New York department office in Staten Island. I always try to bring my real-world experience to the methods, techniques, and theories of design that I learned. I am grateful that I can pursue this profession that I am deeply passionate. I am proud to share some examples of my work that completed at NYSID. Please look over my portfolio and feel free to reach out to me anytime if I can provide you with more information about anything.
CATALOGUE
MUSEUM DESIGN Experiential Asian Tea Museum ..........1~8..........
ROOM DESIGN Diving Resort Hotel Suit ..........9~11..........
HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN Hotel V Lobby ..........12~14..........
OFFICE DESIGN World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) New York Office ..........15~16..........
RETAIL DESIGN Alexander Wang Soho Boutique ..........17~19..........
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
THESIS
SECTION PERSPECTIVE
BUILDING INFORMATION
SITE & NEIGHBORHOOD
Subway & Busline • Name of Facility: St. Ann’s Warehouse • Area: Empire Fulton Ferry Park • Location: 45 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 • Building Type: Commercial / Office Building • Year Built: 1900 • # of Floor: 1 or 2 • Space / Area: 27, 275 sq. ft.
BUILDING IMAGE
HAND SKETCH
Step 1: Floating
Step 4: Rotating
Step 2: Sinking
Step 5: Mixing
Step 3: Spreading
Step 6: Settling
Nearby Restaurant
CONCEPT IMAGE
DESIGN CONCEPT • The building I choose is St. Ann’s Warehouse. It is located in Empire Fulton Ferry Park, and it is a two-story building. • The purpose of the Experiential Asian Tea Museum is to let everyone fall in love with Asian Tea by watching, learning, studying, and experiencing. 1
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
1ST FLOOR PLAN
1ST FLOOR RCP 2
THESIS
TEA PROCESSING STEP
1
3
4
24 16
15
5
6 17
7
Step 1: Harvesting
Step 5: Rolling
Step 2: Withering
Step 6: Firing & Baking
Step 3: Tossing
Step 7: Drying
Step 4: Dry Fementation
Step 8: Fixation
25 18 8
3
19
26
9 27
20
10
25
11
12
21
13 28 14 22
23 0’ 4’ 8’ 16’
Recessed Down Light
3
32’
Spot Light
3
Cove Light 0’ 4’ 8’
16’
Down Pendent Light
32’
Mechanical Thing
LED Panel Light
1
Main Entrance
7
IMAX (Quaquversal Movie Theatre)
13 Tea Processing: Drying
19 Two Sides Elevator
25 Lake
31 Small Tea Room
2
Secondary Entrance
8
Tea Processing: Withering
14 Tea Processing: Fixation
20 Manager ’s Office
26 Temple
32 VIP Tea Room
3
Emergency Exit
9
Tea Processing: Tossing
15 Souvenir Store
21 Main Office
27 Bench
33 Balcony
4
Front Desk
10 Tea Processing: Dry Fementation
16 Staff Resting Room
22 Gallery
28 Garden Lamp
34 Display Box
5
Sculpture
11 Tea Processing: Rolling
17 Restroom
23 LED Display Board
29 Hallway
35 Large Drawing
6
Resting Area
12 Tea Processing: Firing & Baking
18 Meeting Room
24 Tea Trees (Harvesting)
30 Large Tea Room
36 Plants
2
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
2ND FLOOR PLAN
2ND FLOOR RCP
THESIS
TEA ROOM TYPE
3 29
30
31
7
31
19 (VOID) 32
Type 1: Small & VIP Tea Room
THEATRE DESIGN 32
33
30
0’ 4’ 8’ 16’
Recessed Down Light
32’
3 Spot Light 3
0’ 4’ 8’
Cove Light 16’
Down Pendent Light
32’
Mechanical Thing
LED Panel Light
1
Main Entrance
7
IMAX (Quaquversal Movie Theatre)
13 Tea Processing: Drying
19 Two Sides Elevator
25 Lake
31 Small Tea Room
2
Secondary Entrance
8
Tea Processing: Withering
14 Tea Processing: Fixation
20 Manager ’s Office
26 Temple
32 VIP Tea Room
3
Emergency Exit
9
Tea Processing: Tossing
15 Souvenir Store
21 Main Office
27 Bench
33 Balcony
4
Front Desk
10 Tea Processing: Dry Fementation
16 Staff Resting Room
22 Gallery
28 Garden Lamp
34 Display Box
5
Sculpture
11 Tea Processing: Rolling
17 Restroom
23 LED Display Board
29 Hallway
35 Large Drawing
6
Resting Area
12 Tea Processing: Firing & Baking
18 Meeting Room
24 Tea Trees (Harvesting)
30 Large Tea Room
36 Plants
3
Type 2: Large Tea Room
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
SECTION ELEVATION
SPECIAL ELEMENT 32
30
32
31
31
30
1 3
22
23
21
20
19
18
17
15
3
35
1 5
4
7
8
9 29
10 30
11
12
13
14
33
35 34 36
27
24
28
23
17
6
7
0’ 4’ 8’
16’
32’
MATERIAL
Main Floor
Wall
Ceiling
Stairs
Sand Floor
Temple Floor
Stone Floor
1
Main Entrance
7
IMAX (Quaquversal Movie Theatre)
13 Tea Processing: Drying
19 Two Sides Elevator
25 Lake
31 Small Tea Room
2
Secondary Entrance
8
Tea Processing: Withering
14 Tea Processing: Fixation
20 Manager ’s Office
26 Temple
32 VIP Tea Room
3
Emergency Exit
9
Tea Processing: Tossing
15 Souvenir Store
21 Main Office
27 Bench
33 Balcony
4
Front Desk
10 Tea Processing: Dry Fementation
16 Staff Resting Room
22 Gallery
28 Garden Lamp
34 Display Box
5
Sculpture
11 Tea Processing: Rolling
17 Restroom
23 LED Display Board
29 Hallway
35 Large Drawing
6
Resting Area
12 Tea Processing: Firing & Baking
18 Meeting Room
24 Tea Trees (Harvesting)
30 Large Tea Room
36 Plants
4
FURNITURE
THESIS
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
TOP VIEW
THESIS
RENDERING
Entrance & Front Desk
Front Desk & Theatre & Souvenir Store 5
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
THESIS
RENDERING
Tea Processing Area (Step 2: Withering)
1st Floor Hallway
Tea Processing Area (Step 8: Fixation)
2nd Floor Hallway 6
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
THESIS
RENDERING
2nd Floor Balcony (Small Tea Room)
VIP Tea Room
2nd Floor Balcony (VIP Tea Room)
VIP Tea Room 7
MUSEUM DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL ASIAN TEA MUSEUM
THESIS
RENDERING
From Secondary Entrance / Tea Trees (Step 1: Harvesting)
Temple & Lake
Corner of the Garden
Resting Area with Lake (Around Temple) 8
ROOM DESIGN
DIVING RESORT HOTEL SUIT
STUDIO
SECTION PERSPECTIVE
BUILDING INFORMATION
• Name of Facility: Majestic Apartments • Area: Manhattan • Location: 115 Central Park West, New York, NY 10023 • Building Type: Skyscraper • Year Built: 1929-1931 • # of Floor: 31 • Height: 346 ft.
BUILDING IMAGE
CONCEPT IMAGE
DESIGN CONCEPT • • • •
Luxury Different than other hotels The suit with pools The pool continues from inside to outside • The suit with large veranda • Most areas are open and clear to see through 9
HAND SKETCH
ROOM DESIGN
DIVING RESORT HOTEL SUIT
FLOOR PLAN
STUDIO
AXONOMETRIC
5 6 8 9
7
4
10
1 2 3
1 Porch
3 Dining Room
5 Bedroom
7 Inside Swimming Pool
2 Mini Bar
4 Living Room
6 Main Restroom
8 Outside Swimming Pool
9 Balcony 10 Guest Restroom
FURNITURE RCP
MATERIAL
Swimming Pool
Marble Floor
Balcony Wall 10
Furniture
Closet
ROOM DESIGN
DIVING RESORT HOTEL SUIT
STUDIO
RENDERING
Bedroom
Living Room
Balcony with Outdoor Swimming Pool
Bedroom
Living Room
Indoor Swimming Pool & Restroom
11
HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN
HOTEL V LOBBY
SECTION PERSPECTIVE
BUILDING INFORMATION
• Name of Facility: Wyndham New Yorker Hotel • Area: Manhattan • Location: 481 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10001 • Building Type: Commercial / Hotel Building • Year Built: 1930 • # of Floor: 43 (21 for hotel) • Space / Area: 1, 000, 000 sq. ft.
STUDIO HAND SKETCH
CONCEPT IMAGE
BUILDING IMAGE
DESIGN CONCEPT • • • • • •
Floor plan idea comes from the seven-piece puzzle The concept also comes from the shape of the diamond The floor plan will be lots of triangle shapes RCP idea comes from the mountain shape The atmosphere will be more like in the forest Lost of leaves on the ceiling make it looks like in the jungle 12
HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN
HOTEL V LOBBY
1ST FLOOR PLAN
STUDIO
1ST FLOOR RCP
RENDERING
7 8 10 3
8
9 6
3
12
2 11
9 1 4
5
LT-1 LT-2 1 Porch
5 Valet
9 Resting Area
2 Hallway
6 Front Desk
10 Bar
14 Staff Office
3 Storage
7 Visitor Center
11 Stairs
15 Manager ’s Office
4 Store
8 Restroom
12 Sculpture
16 File Storage
LT-3 LT-4
LT-5
LT-7
LT-6
LT-8
Front Desk
13 Restaurant
MATERIAL
FURNITURE
Ceiling
Lobby Floor
Carpet
Wall 13
Resting Area & Bar & Stairs
HOTEL LOBBY DESIGN
HOTEL V LOBBY
2ND FLOOR PLAN
STUDIO
2ND FLOOR RCP
16
RENDERING
15
14
8
9 13 8 2 11
(VOID)
LT-1
LT-3
LT-5
LT-7 Stairs
LT-2 1 Porch
5 Valet
9 Resting Area
2 Hallway
6 Front Desk
10 Bar
14 Staff Office
3 Storage
7 Visitor Center
11 Stairs
15 Manager ’s Office
4 Store
8 Restroom
12 Sculpture
16 File Storage
LT-4
LT-6
LT-8
13 Restaurant
MATERIAL
FURNITURE
Wall
Restroom
Column
Stairs 14
Restaurant
OFFICE DESIGN
WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE (WWF) NEW YORK OFFICE 6 GLOBAL GOALS
RENDERING
STUDIO COMPANY INFORMATION • • • • • • •
Food
Climate & Energy
Founded: April 29, 1961 Headquarters: Gland, Switzerland President: Pavan Sukhdev Purposes: Environmentalism, Conservation, Ecology Web: http://wwf.panda.org/ Company Goals #: 6 Office Design for World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is an international non-governmental organization founded in 1961, working in the field of the wilderness preservation, and the reduction of human impact on the environment. They aim to “stop the degradation of the planet’s natural environment and to build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature.”
DESIGN CONCEPT
Oceans
Wildlife
• • • • •
The company goals will be very obvious in the entrance Combination of cold and warm material Try to make each staff have an office & next to the window Some rooms for people to eat and relax Private phone booth for people to chat
CONCEPT IMAGE
Reception Center
BUILDING INFORMATION
BUILDING IMAGE Forests
HAND SKETCH
• • • •
Name of Facility: Regus Area: Manhattan Location: 41 Madison Ave, Manhattan, NY 10010 Building Type: Commercial / Business Building 15
Freshwater
OFFICE DESIGN
WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE (WWF) NEW YORK OFFICE
FLOOR PLAN
16
17
14 19
15
20
18 13
3
5
9 12
6
5
2
Visitor ’s Waiting Room
3
Visitor ’s Closet
4
Multi Purpose Room
5
Phone Booth
6
Mail Room
7
Main Meeting Room
8
Interns
9
Storage & Files
RENDERING
11 Director of Development Fundraising
2 1
4
Reception Center
10 Staff Office
12 2
1
STUDIO
12 Secondary Meeting Area 11
13 Director of Global Outreach 14 Executive Director
7
15 Education Coordinator 7
16 Media Coordinator
4
17 Employee Closet
10
18 Printing Area
8
19 Tech Support 20 Computer Equipment Room
Large Multi Purpose Room
RCP
FURNITURE SECTION ELEVATION
MATERIAL Reception Center
LT-1
LT-2
LT-3
LT-4
Main Multipurpose Room 16
Executive Director’s Office
Large Meeting Room
RETAIL DESIGN
ALEXANDER WANG SOHO BOUTIQUE
RENDERING
STUDIO
BRAND INFORMATION
HAND SKETCH
Alexander Wang. Alexander Wang was born and raised in San Francisco, California, and moved to New York City to attend Parsons School of Design. In 2005, after two years, he decided to pursue the launch of his own label. The collection began predominately in knitwear represented by six unisex silhouettes.
CATEGORY DESIGN CONCEPT
Woman • • • •
Collection T By Alexander Wang Denim X AW Bags
• • • •
Shoes Jewelry Barcode Accessories
• • • • • •
Luxury Simple color to highlight the brand characteristic First floor for women’s collection Second floor for men’s collection One special and obvious area for new arrivals An open space on the second floor to see the new arrivals
CONCEPT IMAGE New Collections
BUILDING INFORMATION
BUILDING IMAGE
Man • Apparel • Barcode • Accessories
• • • • •
Name of Facility: The Apartment by The Line Area: Manhattan Location: 76 Greene St #3, New York, NY 10012 Building Type: Commercial / Retail Building # of Floor: 5 (2 for retail) 17
RETAIL DESIGN
ALEXANDER WANG SOHO BOUTIQUE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1
MATERIAL
STUDIO
RENDERING
2 13
3
2
7
8
4
10
2
5
Armchair
12 2
9
9
9
14
1
1 Show Room
3 Corridor
5 Resting/Bar Area
7 Restroom
2 Display Area
4 New Collection
6 Staff Resting Area
8 Cash Wrap
9 Fitting Room/Area 10 Locker/Storage
11 Office
13 Elevators
12 Stairs
14 Emergency Exit
Carpet
FIRST FLOOR RCP LT-1
LT-7
LT-2
LT-8
LT-3
LT-9
LT-4
LT-10
Women’s Collection Metal
NEW COLLECTION
LT-5 LT-6
SECTION ELEVATION
South Side
North Side 18
RETAIL DESIGN
ALEXANDER WANG SOHO BOUTIQUE
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
5
MATERIAL
13
11
7
2
STUDIO
RENDERING
10
3 (VOID)
8
6
14
2
Wall
5 2 9
2
12
9
1 Show Room
3 Corridor
5 Resting/Bar Area
7 Restroom
2 Display Area
4 New Collection
6 Staff Resting Area
8 Cash Wrap
9
9
9 Fitting Room/Area 10 Locker/Storage
11 Office
13 Elevators
12 Stairs
14 Emergency Exit
Floor
SECOND FLOOR RCP LT-1
LT-7
LT-2
LT-8
LT-3
LT-9
LT-4
LT-10
Fitting Room & Display Area
Column
LT-5 LT-6
FURNITURE
1st Floor Resting Area & Cash Wrap 19
THANK YOU
JITENG LIU (NICO) EMAIL: NICOLIU.NYSID@GMAIL.COM TEL: +1 (720) 550-3600 NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN (NYSID)