COPYRIGHT © 2015 PIN-I HUANG All rights reserved. No part of this book may be or reproduced in any manner without the written permission of PIN-I HUANG PIN-I HUANG PHONE | 415.806.7760 EMAIL | huangpini818@gmail.com ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 79 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105 DIRECTOR | Archana Myer INSTRUCTOR | Chamindri Wijemanne COURSE | Portfolio PAPER | Red River TYPEFACE | HaasUnica SOFTWARE | Photoshop / InDesign / Illustrator PHOTOGRAPHY | Pin-I Huang / Alexandre lebasnier / Matteo Mora / Michael Schlegels PRINTER & BINDERY | Chum’s design & print 582 Market Street #100, San Francisco, CA 94104
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Biography Pin-I Huang, an Interior Architecture and Design student at The Academy of Art University-San Francisco, was born and grew up in Taipei, Taiwan. She had job experience back home, but her passion in interior design brought her to San Francisco in 2010. She felt living in a different country and speaking a different language were challenge that she could not resist. Before the age of twelve, Pin-I had traveled to four different continents. Different cultures and people, from the Czech Republic in Central Europe, Australia, Hawai’i and Asia left her with knowledge. As an interior designer, these cultures gave her inspiration and flexibility to apply different styles in her design. Pin-I is a flexible designer that loves to mix contemporary style combined with traditional pieces mostly, in order to create a unique space. During her free time, Pin-I enjoys exploring urban life, photography, fashion, dining out, socializing, and theatre.
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RETAIL / Chum’s Design & Print Office
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RESIDENTIAL / Xiao & Charlene
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SENIOR STUDIO RESIDENTIAL / Xiao & Charlene
Xiao and Charlene Shanghai, China
House Type: Single Family House Location: Daly City, California
CONCEPT In accordance with the client’s background and interests, I want to use the idea of the three Chinese auspicious items such as Lanterns, Xiangyun (Clouds) and Gourds. Those items have their own meaning and definition of luck. For example, lanterns have the meaning of be welcome and joyous, Xiangyun is the Chinese name for clouds that can bring good luck and wishes, and gourds can remove disease. For these three items, I will use the element of these items character for the interior.
CHINESE AUSPICIOUS ITEMS Lanterns / Flexible and adjustable Xuangyun (Clouds) / Changeable and comfortable Gourd / Organic shape and sharp lines
I want to create interior spaces that can be flexible and adjustable for client’s collection and give a comfortable and clear space. The furniture can be easily arranged and remove. Natural materials will be use, such as woods, ceramic and stone. Different pattern of organic shapes or lines for wallpaper will be to decorate the space. Overall space I want to create a comfortable, welcoming and energetic space.
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RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR CLIENT NEEDS: Xiao and Charlene are retiring, and no kids live with them. The existing house has 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom, 1 powder room and 1 living room. They are very hospitable, and like to invite friends and family to come over. Xiao is a carpenter, he like to collect antiques, furniture and especially teapot. Charlene is a housewife and also an accountant. She likes to cook, travel and play mahjong. They want their house to have a multi-function area that can be easy to change and move, which can accommodate a lot of different function and have welcoming feeling. Here is the designer change in the space:
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First Floor • Remove the existing wall
between study room and living room to create a bigger space, also move the dining room next to the kitchen. People can circulate easier. • Remove the closet on the first floor to change the direction of the powder room door for Xiao and Charlene’s friends because Xiao and Charlene don’t want their friend to see the pantry and laundry room. • Change the existing dining room to a tatami room for Xiao to enjoy tea and put his teapot. Second Floor • Remove excess rooms to create a bigger entertainment area for playing mahjong, family event or working etc… • Add a guest room for Xiao and Charlene’s friends and family who come to visit.
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RESIDENTIAL ELEVATIONS
Kitchen Kitchen circulation and cabinet height are easy for elderly people to walk through and easy to access . The elevations are showing more detail of every cabinet and appliance size.
Master Bathroom Master Bathroom is based on asimple style with different types of patterns on the material. The elevations, show the detail of the four walls hardware.
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RESIDENTIAL LIVING ROOM
The living room is a gathering place for Xiao and Charlene’s friends and family to enjoy.
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Residential / Diningㄇ room
Hr-Led321 3" LEDme® Step Baffle Downlight Trim
Furniture Selection
Fixture Type: Catalog Number:
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Project:
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Product descriPtion
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Round recessed trim with interior step baffle. For use with HR-LED309 series housings.
construction: Durable die-cast aluminum construction. Three heavy gauge retention clips hold trim firmly to housing.
Features
Light source: Utilizes three 3W LED's (included with housing). See individual housing for wattage rating.
• Less than 8” thick, super low profile die-cast aluminum trim
Finish: Powder coat paint or plated metal finish. Available in Black baffle w/Brushed Nickel trim (BK/BN), Black baffle w/White trim (BK/WT) and White baffle w/White trim (WT/WT).
• Recessed depth from LEDs to trim edge is 2a" • Narrow flood beam spread • Deep regression produces a very low glare with 40° cut-off angle
standards: UL & CUL Listed.
• Handles surfaces up to w” thick
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• 5 year WAC Lighting product warranty
order number
FinisHes bK/bn
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Example: Hr-Led321-Wt/Wt
comPatibLe Housings Rating
Model #
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New Contruction
Hr-Led309-ric
Remodel
Hr-Led309-n
New Contruction
IC-Rated
Non-IC Hr-Led309-r
Remodel
Example: Hr-Led309-nic-27 WAC Lighting www.waclighting.com Phone (800) 526.2588 • Fax (800) 526.2585
Watt
Lumens
CRI
27 W 35 c
Color Temp 2700K 3000K 3500K 4500K
5.8W
295 295 314 386
85 85 80 75
Input 120V 50/60Hz
27 W 35 c
2700K 3000K 3500K 4500K
8W
413 413 440 539
85 85 80 75
120V 50/60Hz
Current
Dimensions
Cutout
L: 15-242" W: 6w" H: 58"
3d"
L: 114"
W: 3w" H: 58"
3d"
L: 15-242" W: 6w" H: 58"
3d"
L: 114"
3d"
450mA
700mA W: 3w" H: 58"
See individual housing spec sheets for complete information. Headquarters/Eastern Distribution Center 44 Harbor Park Drive • Port Washington, NY 11050 Phone (516) 515.5000 • Fax (516) 515.5050
Western Distribution Center 1750 Archibald Avenue • Ontario, CA 91760 Phone (800) 526.2588 • Fax (800) 526.2585
WAC Lighting retains the right to modify the design of our products at any time as part of the company's continuous improvement program. JUNE 2012
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RESIDENTIAL DINING ROOM The focal point in the dining room will be the Chinese style chairs that represent their culture.
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RESIDENTIAL TATAMI
Xiao loves to collect teapots, the Tatami room is for him to have a private room to enjoy his teapot collection.
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Materials
Furniture Selection
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The handle and kitchen cabinets are place lower to make it easier for elderly people.
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RESIDENTIAL ENTERTAINMENT AREA
The Entertainment area is a space that can be multifunctional, such as playing Mahjong, working space and watching movie.
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RESIDENTIAL MASTER BEDROOM
The master bedroom creates the lowkey luxury style for a retired couple to relax.
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Residential / ＴㄇMaster bathroom
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The master bathroom is based on a neutral color scheme, clean and simple.
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Ernest Mariotto
House Type: International type house Location: San Francisco, California
Annual Ring The concept is “Annual Ring”. Using the idea and element of movement, radiation, and parallel from Annual ring.
First Floor Concept / Movement On the first floor, the movement and pattern of Annual ring into the overall space is used. Such as using fabric and material to make the space exciting. Also use some of the idea of inspirational picture of pop color and lines into the space. In correlation with the client that is using the space, an energetic single female in their 20s and also a world traveler. Different culture is represented by different patterns.
Second Floor / Radiation On the second floor, the idea of radiation lines within the Annual ring is used in designing. On the very same floor, the office is the focal point, therefore is located in the center and radiated throughout the space. The center location will let the eyes go around the space. Some of the furniture and structure was from inspirational picture, such as the bookcase, window, and lighting fixture. The overall space want to create the low-key luxury feeling by using the black and white. This idea is in relation with the person that will be using the space, a hardworking man.
Third Floor / Parallel On the third floor, it use the parallel idea of Annual ring, such as designing the skylight connected to the full height wall. The materials use to repeat the pattern and have the feeling of continuance. The overall space will create a big open space feeling and space of connection. Therefore the clients, a lovely couple that enjoy socializing will benefits in this design idea.
RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR
On the first floor, the movement and pattern of Annual ring into the overall space is used.
SECOND FLOOR
On the second floor, the idea of radiation lines within the Annual ring is used in designing.
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THIRD FLOOR
On the third floor, it use the parallel idea of Annual ring, such as designing the skylight connected to the full height wall.
ROOF
On the roof separate four different sitting areas for their family to gather and spent time to relax and enjoy.
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RESIDENTIAL EAST EXTERIOR
East surface The surface creates unique modern style. It used two different colors and pattern of woods to contrast and to balance the upper wall and bottom garage wall.
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RESIDENTIAL WEST EXTERIOR
West surface East surface and West surface use different type of color and pattern. West surface is based on one gray wood pattern and more simple style.
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FIRST FLOOR LIVING ROOM
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02 First floor living room is for Ernestâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s niece who is young and energetic. Many different patterns and colors creates an exciting feeling.
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FIRST FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM
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02 The wood and carpet creates calm and peaceful feeling in the master bedroom.
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SECOND FLOOR DINING ROOM
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02 The black and white pattern creates the unique style of steady in the second floor dining room.
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SECOND FLOOR WORKING SPACE & LIVING ROOM
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02 The use of pop colors in a black and white space creates low-key sense of luxury in the working space and living room.
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02 The repeat patterns and unlimited extension of the skylight creates open space and a feeling of continuance.
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Furniture Selection Ernest Mariotto / Residential
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CONCEPT / KALEIDOSCOPE
The floor plan created symmetrical space and separate the public and private space. The light- ing and the exterior are based on geometric shape to catch customer attention. To represent how the pattern of a kaleidoscope constantly changes design to be the display table and the furniture are easy to move. Those three ideas will be connected will the three critical factors.
Three critical factors: - Clean and neat circulation - Easy to find the product - Removable furnishing
These three critical factors will be contribute to the customer flow and indoor environment. The overall space will be based on Art Deco style to create more high end and high quality in this beauty shop.
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My brand is called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Seedâ&#x20AC;?. The reason why I chose seed for my brand because our skin is like a seed has to be taken care of protected, and maintained so that it will become a beautiful flower. Therefore, the brands that I chose all have rejuvenating products for our 39-59 middle-age customer, such as Aesop, Jurlique, ORIGINS, YSL and Givenchy.
RETAIL / SEED FLOOR PLAN & DESIGN PROCESS
Three critical factors: Clean and neat circulation Easy to find the product Removable furnishing
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Thesse elevations show the Signage, make over and product display. The overall color is based on black and gold, it establish luxurious and high end feeling.
ENTRANCE ELEVATION
DISPLAY ELEVATION
MAKE OVER ELEVATION
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Inspiration
Materials
Hardware
Retail / Seed / Beauty Store
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The idea of storefront came from the geometric shape of kaleidoscope. It uses the black marble to contract with transparent glass to create a focal point.
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In the display area the gold hexagonal lighting fixtures establish a high-end luxurious style.
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The cash warp has a simaple design it is wheel chair-acessiable.
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RETAIL / SEED This is the details of the display cabinets and the traditional frame molding on the walls.
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Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design & Print
Retail & Office
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Location: Sri Lanka
According to client interest and style preferences. We decided to create an industrial style retail and work space for clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new office in Sri Lanka.
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Working Area & Printing
Meeting Area
Front Desk
Retail space
Three critical factors: Clean and neat circulation Easy to find the product Removable furnishing
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Entrance
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hting
Wall sconces Track light Pendant light 1 Pendant light 2
Pendant light 3
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RETAIL / Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design and Print It separates public space at the front and private space at the back.
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RETAIL / Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design and Print
Removable furniture can easily change the position for every different season and holiday. It also gives customer has new impression when they come next time.
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RETAIL / Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design and Print
Every furniture will based on hard and metal finishing.
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RETAIL / Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design and Print Private area has meeting area and working area.
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RETAIL / Chum’s Design and Print It gives client has enough space to discuss their project and won’t be disturbed.
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OTHER SKILLS / Sketch Marker Watercolor Photography
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WATERCOLOR
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WATERCOLOR
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WATERCOLOR
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PHOTOGRAPHY / NATURE MACRO
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These beautiful flowers are native California flowers.
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PHOTOGRAPHY / PORTRAIT
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Selective Focus Portrait /  E ddie
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Selective Focus Portrait / Pickle
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Selective Focus Portrait / Light painting
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OBJECTIVE Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m interested in residential, retail and commercial design. I want to utilize my skills in design and creation, as well as my experience working collaboratively and individually in creative team environments, to positively enhance the quality and success of the business I am a part of.
EDUCATION ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY, San Francisco, California Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Architecture and Design | 09.2010-12.2015
EXPERIENCE Chumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design & Print, San Francisco, California Freelance | 06.2015 - 07.2015 Developed concept ideas and created detail 3D renderings for new retail and office space in Sri Lanka. Metro Space Design Company, Taipei, Taiwan Interior Design Intern | 06.2010-08.2014 Research corporate retail branding for Yingge Spot Handcraft Gallery and Sanya Resort. Drafted construction documents for Mega City Department Store in Banqiao, New Taipei City and YSL store in Taipei 101. Site investigation for residential house and Yingge Spot Handcraft Gallery. Created presentations for Cell Bank Taipei Taiwan, Yingge Spot Handcraft Gallery and Far Eastern Department Store in Taoyuan, Taiwan.
SKILLS Adobe Photoshop
Autodesk AutoCAD
Adobe Illustrator
Autodesk 3DsMAX
Adobe InDesign
SketchUp
Adobe Dreamweaver
Microsoft
LANGUAGES Mandarin - Native Taiwan English - Fluent
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THANK YOU I deeply appreciate everything I have learned in this program. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to my parents. Thanks for your kindness, love and support. MY FAMILY / Tzuchun Liao, Bill Huang, Yung Hung Huang and Xuezi Chen. FACULTY / Chamindri Wijemanne, Archana Myer, Ann Gaffney, Michael Erdman, Mark Reynolds, Jane Chan, Vera Jaye, Adam Marsh, Michael Sammet, Ernest Mariotto, Agustin Sanders, Stephan Hoffpauir, Kathleen Valkuchak, Kathleen Roche, Keith Anderson and Darien Eckberg. FRIENDS + CLASSMATES / Hung-Ching Chen, Peiling Lim, Minjia Lu, Katrina Chen, Charlene Chen, Ce Feng, Sjahril Bajumi, Jin Lin, Ilin Wang, Wei Ning Weng, Yunan Chen, Meilee Saccenti, Zhuo Liu, Jimmy Chen, Sa Chan, Tzuk Ai Tseng, Jeffrey Lin, Myron Lee, Giang Nham, Katherine Jim and Audrey Liu.
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