Interior Design Porfolio by Qinyi Fu

Selected Work Qinyi Fu

About

We are social animals. We crave contact with others for support, well-being, and entertainment. But we do not just interact with other beings, we also interact with our environment, whether it is mother nature or man-made structures. In everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s daily life, we interact with interior spaces; we work; we live, but how many of these spaces are truly designed for the individual is live? That is the question as a designer I want to provide solution. With the principles of Social Design in mind, my goal is to be a designer who represents something.

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NEW BEGINNING no manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s land competition

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AESOP corporate design

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HOTEL hospitality design

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OLIVER PEOPLES retail design

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HYGGE residential design

New Beginning no manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s land compition

New Beginning

Basis Violence, war, and persecution besides causing damage to the artificial and natural landscape, uproots livelihood. Further with climate disasters and poor governance, there has been a 200% increase in people seeking asylum. The refugee crisis is paramount. Camps are usually planned, built and designed for only a short time but fail to accommodate everyone. According to the UN, only 189,300 refugees of 65.6 million were resettled in 2016. Alongside this, the society has to habitat asylum seekers and deporters, which further crumbles down the system. People prefer to find refuge in a country where they can get better opportunities. But when institutions and countries start rejecting humanitarian efforts for self-preservation, it leads to increased burden and hostile conditions. Same is happening along the borders of the US and Mexico

Background A humanitarian crisis has taken place along the borders of US-Mexico. In May 2019, around 19,000 people were waiting in Mexico to seek asylum in the States. Many of them are living in detention centers, crowded shelters, and makeshift camps. From only men crossing over to the US for employment in 2000 to families seeking refuge in 2014 for a better livelihood, there has been a tectonic shift along the borders of US-Mexico. This led to American Immigration Crisis in 2014, following which the Trump government implemented a crackdown. With ‘Zero Tolerance Policy’ in 2018 and ‘Metering’ in 2019, the total border crossings have been constant, but the no. of people seeking asylum has increased. This has led to thousands of asylum seekers waiting for refugee status along the US-Mexico border. With the US administration seeking a “safe third country” to absorb asylum seekers, organizations in Mexico have struggled to keep up with the influx of migrants. Once a country of transit, Mexico is buckling under the demands of its new reality.

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Issues New laws have effectively delayed the asylum process, with the backlog increasing by 10,000 cases in Mexico in one year. Over that, the inhumane living conditions in migrant camps have made people restless for a response from the Centre of Border and Protection (CBP). This has led to them occupying streets, spaces near border walkways, and bridges. Due to an increased number and changing society fabric, immigrants are seen as a burden on city tourism and the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s safety. They are considered to be intruders and face racism, xenophobia, and discrimination on a daily basis. Immigrants are not safe themselves, often falling victim to the increased crime rate. With growing tensions between local communities in Mexico and a delayed immigration process in the USA, asylum seekers are slowly being rejected by both countries.

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Brief As asylum seekers occupy border walkways and bridges, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s function expands from a transit medium to space for rehabilitation. These bridges connect Mexico and the USA not only physically, but also culturally and emotionally. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a gateway for asylum seekers - for their dreams, freedom, and security. Border bridges essentially are shared spaces, belonging to no one country. With migrant facilities limiting total intake and asylum seekers refusing to leave bridges, the idea is to expand it to become a temporary habitat. Challenge is to design an immigrant respite center. It will function as a temporary accommodation facility for 1,500 asylum seekers - over a pedestrian vehicular border bridge.

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Objective The main objective is to design a facility over a border bridge for 1,500 asylum seekers. They will stay there temporarily for 1-2 months until their case is heard by CBP. This space will act as a respite center where they can rehabilitate, interact, and plan their future. The project must be conceived as a solution to the growing immigrant crisis, wherein asylum seekers are being refuted by countries. Between climate change and the chaos of global politics, the humanitarian crisis over the next decades will remain paramount. Thoughtful design cannot prevent that inevitability, but it can alleviate some of the sufferings that our fellow humans will endure.

Function Inclusivity Safety Project must retain its primary function of pedestrians and vehicles crossing the border

Inclusivity To create a safe, inclusive environment where people can access fundamental rights and live with dignity

Robust The design should be robust to ensure low maintenance and less hassle

Safety Creating safe boundaries around, so that immigrants donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t cross the border illegally

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User Reasons for Migration

For people seeking immediate asylum in States. It takes 1.5-2 months till they get a response

For people fighting their case for deportation in States, temporary seeking refugee in Mexico

An asylum seeker is essentially a person who has left their home country under extreme circumstances and is seeking refuge in another.

People who have been deported from US. They canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go back to States till 10-20 years

Migrant having travelled from other countries in search for a better livelihood and to get away from violence

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Location Eagle Pass - Piedras Negras international Bridge Piedras Negras, one of the border cities of Mexico with a 62% crime rate is a dangerous place for immigrants seeking stability. Further, the city saw it’s main shelter housing immigrants shut down due to a lack of funds. This led to people setting up makeshift tents near bridges, on roads with many moving to neighbor migrant cities. Having no designated space of their own, they are left to be exploited. It hence becomes important to activate rehabilitation spaces that could distribute immigrant populations and create a safe environment. Built in 1927, the Eagle Pass-Piedras Negras International Bridge is a pedestrian and vehicular border bridge (no commercial use) which crosses the Rio Grande connecting the United States-Mexico border cities of Eagle Pass, Texas and Piedras Negras, Coahuila. The bridge was reconstructed in 1954 after it got destroyed by flood

Number of Asylum Seekers: 1,200 (May, 2019) Waiting Time: 1.5 to 2 months Length: 565m Width: 20m (2 lanes with pedestrian sidewalks of 1.8m) Depth of Water: 15m Coordinates: 28°42'19.9"N 100°30'42.5"W Hours: 7 am to 11 pm Climate: Semi-arid and hot Height Restriction: 15m

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Site Plan

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Piedras Negras, Mexico 1. Astra Batra Monumental 2. Gran Public Plaza 3. Aduana De Piedras Negras II - Border Crossing 4. Malecon Del Rio Bravo - Playground

Eagle Pass, Texas, USA 5. Rio Grande 6. Shelby Park 7. Parking Lot 8. US Border and Protection Center

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Legend: Community Block Housing Blocks Pathway Entry Blocks

Key Plan

Circulation

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Concept Welcome to â&#x20AC;&#x153;Micro-Cityâ&#x20AC;? where refugees can find security and temporary rest while waiting for their visas. The goal of this project is to create a welcoming space that not only provides safety and comfort during a difficult time but also a place they can connect with others in a similar situation so that they can focus on the small things that are positive like family, new and old friends. The aim of the project is to design a communal living center with amenities. In this design, security is being set up in the forms of security posts at the two entries at each end of the center and accommodations with all the amenities like bathrooms, beds, and storage will be in the form of housing blocks with shared courtyards which not only provide shelter but also the opportunity for communal activities. There are also offices that will provide necessary services like refugee information, medical care, counseling, daycare, and adult training, etc.

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Security Registration Office Information Center Citizen Attendance Office Medical Care Training Center Daycare Canteen Place of Worship Retail Community/Playground Accomdations

Legend: Adjacent Nearby

Adjacency Matrix

Not Adjacent

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Accomdations Community/ Playground Retail

Place of Worship Canteen

Daycare

Training Center

Information Center

Security

Citizen Attendance Office

Medical Care

Registration Office

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Bubble Diagram

Primary Connections Secondary Connections Public Private Semi-Private Direction of View

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Housing Units

Courtyard

Housing Units Housing Block Block Plan

Medical Center

Daycare

Training Center

Place of Worship

Canteen

Retail

Cafe Citizen Attenance Center

Community Block Block Plan

Legend: Public Private Semi-Private

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Cafe Plan PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Cafe Geometric Development

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Green Design Features

Solar Panels Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Because of the hot semi-arid climate, which has hot summers and mild or warm winters, of the site, there is plenty of sunlight that could be utilized. Solar panels are great for this project because this is an independent center that cannot rely on any nation for resources, it is important for it to be self-sustaining in some aspect.

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Vertical Growing Pods Vertical growing pods are a kind of vertical farming system that grows food using vertical inclined space so that more food is grown per square meter compared to a field or a greenhouse. A perfect combination of natural and artificial lights are used. Instead of soil, peat moss or coconut husks or non-soil mediums are used. Various sustainability features are used to offset the energy cost of farming. Vertical farming uses 95 percent less water than the traditional method. As a part of the effect of turning this project into more of an off-grid center, it is a great idea to have a way to produce vegetables and fruit. This could also provide a great bonding opportunity for the refugees.

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Legend: 1. Vertical Growing Pods - Courtyards and Cafe 2. Dark Grey Vinly - Cafe Seating Upholstery 3. Brushed Nickel - Cafe Seating Metal Base 4. White Laminate Bar Courtertop - Cafe 5. Peach Accent Paint Color - Cafe 6. Terracotta Floor Tile - Cafe & Courtyard 7. Dark Terracotta Wall Texture - Cafe & Courtyard 8. Light Terracotta Wall Texture - Cafe & Courtyard 9. Light-Colored Plywood - Cafe Canopy & Courtyard Playground & Sade Structure 10. Turquoise Accent Paint Color - Courtyard & Housing Units 11. Light Beige Paint Color - Housing Unit Bedrooms 12. Tile - Housing Unit Bathroom 13. Wood Vinly Flooring - Housing Units

Community Block - Cafe

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Community Block Plan

ESK STUDENT VERSION Cafe Elevation - North Wall

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Legend: 1. Medical Center 2. Citizen Attendance Center 3. Daycare & Training Center 4. Canteen 5. Cafe 6. Place of Worship 7. Retail Store

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Community Block - Bar & Seating Area

New Beginning

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Community Block - Bar

Housing Block - Courtyard

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UNIT 1

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Courtyard Plan

1. - 12. Unit 13. Courtyard - Seating Area 14. Courtyard - Playground

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Elevation A

Elevation B

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Housing Block - Courtyard - Seating Area

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Housing Block - Courtyard - Playground

Housing Block - Typical Unit

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1 Typical Unit Floor Plan

3m Legend: 1. Bedroom 2. Living Area 3. Bathroom 4. Bedroom

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Living

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Bedroom

Aesop corporate design

Aesop

Aesop is an Australian luxury beauty brand established in 1987 with its headquarter in Melbourne and has offices and stores around the world. In addition to skincare, Aesop also produces hair care, soaps, and fragrance. Their objective has always been to formulate skin, hair and body care products of the finest quality; they investigate widely to source plant-based and laboratory-made ingredients and use only those with a proven record of safety and efficacy. Staying true to Aesopâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s aesthetics and company values, The design goal was to create a welcoming and comfortable work environment. Aesop has collaborated with a number of different designers for its store interiors around the world. In an interview, the brandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s founder Dennis Paphitis explained that no two stores are the same. I wanted to put my own spin of Aesop style by bringing the signature sink design from its retail stores into the showroom/boardroom to showcase what Aesop is to clients. By incorporating a gym, I wanted to show that offices in the 21st century are more than just a workspace, they are peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second home.

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Exterior Elevation

Aesop

Gym General Work Area

Private Office

Lounge

Office Assistant

General Manager’s Office

Meeting Room

Showroom/ Boradroom

Manager’s Office

Reception Legend: Direct Connection Indirect Connection

Entrance

Bubble Diagram

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Digital Materials Board

Legend: 1. Carpet - Thoughout 2. Marble - Boardroom & GM Coffee Table Top 3. Beige Finish - Office Furniture 4. Brass Finish - Office Furniture 5. Wood Wall Covering - Boardroom & Private Offices & Lunch Room & Gym

Aesop

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1. Entrance 2. Boardroom & Showroom 3. Reception

4. Meeting Room 5. General Manager’s Office 6. Manager’s Office 10 B

7. Office Assistants 8. Lounge 9. Marketing Manager’s Office 10. Admin. Manager’s Office 11. Gerneral Work Area

Floor Plan

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12. Gym 13. Finance Manager’s Office 14. Secondary Entrance 15. Elevator Lobby 16. Washrooms 17. Hallway

Aesop

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Aesop 50

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Reception Desk

Aesop

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Broadroom & Showroom

Aesop

Broadroom/Showroom Sink

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General Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office

Aesop

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Aesop

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Lounge

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General Work Area

Aesop

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Aesop

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Gym

Hotel hospitality design

Hotel

Staying at a hotel is like trying on a new life, for example, living a few days as if you are in the era of The Great Gatsby. The goal for this hotel project is to experiment with Art Deco Style but with a minimal approach while using colour and patterns.

Hotel

Back of House

Patio

Washrooms

Cafe/Bar Reception

Elevator

Storage

Lobby

Entrance

Bubble Diagram

Legend: Direct Connection Indirect Connection

Hotel

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Material Board

Legend: 1. Wood Florring - Thoughout 2. Ceiling Tile - Thoughout 3. Accent Wallpaper - Behind Reception Desk 4. Wallpaper - Delux Suite 5. Brass Accent - Reception Desk & Planter &

Reception Furniture & Cafe/Bar Counter

6. Marble - Cafe/Bar Counter & Back Wall 7. Paint Color - Elevator Doors & Cafe/Bar

Bench Seat Back Wall

8. Paint Color - Main Floor Corridor & Bar Back Wall 9. Paint Color - Reception d\Desk & Bar Counter Front 10. Color - Reception Furniture

Hotel

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Main Floor Plan

1. Entrance 2. Lobby 3. Reception 4. Manager’s Office 5. Luggage Storage 6. Washroom 7. Washroom 8. Cafe/Bar 9. Patio 10. Linen Storage 11. Janitor’s Closet 12. Kitchen

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Hotel

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UP UP

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Typical Room Floor Plan

1. Elevator Lobby 2. Standard Two Queen Bed Room 3. Standard Two Queen Bed Room 4. Junior Suite 5. Standard King Bed Room 6. Standard King Bed Room 7. Deluxe Suite

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Hotel

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Hotel

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Main Floor Lobby

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Hotel

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Main Floor Reception

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Main Floor Lobby

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Hotel

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Main Floor Corridor to Cafe/Bar

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Main Floor Cafe/Bar Counter

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Hotel

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Main Floor Cafe/Bar Bench Seating

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Delux Suite Desk

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Hotel

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Delux Suite Bed

Oliver Peoples retail design

Oliver Peoples

Inspiration was drawn from the 1959 movie North by Northwest since the brand itself uses the glasses worn by Cary Grant as inspiration. Oliver Peoplesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; commitment to timeless design and craftsmanship is reflected in every product which is why I incorporated a workshop into this project. I want customers to have a chance to see what goes into every product. This is a retail space where customers can take their time to choose a product. The Heritage Hall where the project is located in a historical building in Vancouver, dating back to 1914 located on Main Street, in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.

Oliver Peoples

E 15th St.

Main St. E 16th St.

Site Plan

Oliver Peoples

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Exterior Elevation

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Oliver Peoples

Staff Room Staff Washroom

Washroom

Display Area

Storage

Workshop Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office

Meeting Room

Reception

Entrance

Admin. Office

Bubble Diagram

Legend: Direct Connection Indirect Connection

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Digital Materials Board

Legend: 1. Floor Tile - Thoughout 2. Paint - Retail Millwork & Reception Back Wall 3. Brass Finish - Retail Millwork Accent & Fireplace Accent 4. Stone - Fireplace 5. Wood Finish - Retail Millwork & Reception Desk Back Wall

Oliver Peoples

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1. Entrance 2. Reception 3. Sunglasses Display Area 4. Washroom 5. Fireplace 6. Eye Glasses Diaplay Area 7. Workshop 8. Storage 9. Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office 10. Admin. Office 11. Meeting Room 12. Staff Room 13. Staff Washroom

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Oliver Peoples

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Oliver Peoples

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Oliver Peoples

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Reception and Display Area

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UP UP

Oliver Peoples

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Display Area - Looking Towards Workship

Oliver Peoples

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Display Area - Looking Towards the Workship

Hygge residential design

Hygge

Hygge, a Norwegian term for wellbeing, frequently described as “coziness” or “togetherness” in English the term has no literal translation. The core concept of it is a celebration of warmth, happiness, and togetherness. Moments from slipping into a hot bath to enjoying a hot morning coffee with family and friends are just two simple examples. The spirit of hygge is about being inspired to make quality time for family and friends but also being motivated to be by yourself and the ability to just be present. In this residential project, I want to incorporate the concept of Hygge in the form of an inviting living area for social occasions with loved ones, cozy private areas for cozying up with a good book.

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Site Plan

Hygge

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Exterior Elevation

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Hygge

Bathroom

Private Office

Kitchenette

Copy Room

Meeting Room

Work Area

Laundry Room

Heating

Entrance Garage Basement Level Bubble Diagram

Kitchen

Dining

Living

Bathroom

Guest Bedroom

Staircase

Home Office

Entrance

Main Level Bubble Diagram

Legend: Direct Connection Indirect Connection

Hygge

Girls’ Bedroom

Ensuite

Girls’ Bathroom

W.I.C. Boy’s Bathroom

Master Bedroom

Boy’s Bedroom

Study Room

Legend: Direct Connection Indirect Connection

Second Level Bubble Diagram

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Digital Materials Board

Legend: 1. Wall Tile - Mater Ensuit Vanity Wall 2. Wallpaper - Living Room & Kitchen Accent Wall 3. Wallpaper - Home Office Accent Wall 4. Wood Flooring - Thoughout 5. Concrete Flooring - Master Ensuit

Hygge

10'

Basement Floor Plan

15'

Legend: 1. Bathroom 2. Copy Room 3. Gerenal Work Area 4. Private Office 5. Meeting Room 6. Entrance 7. Laundry Room 8. Heating 9. Kitchenette 10. Garage

Hygge

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15'

Legend: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Entrance Bedroom Bathroom Living/Dining Area Home Office Deck

Hygge

5 DN

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10'

Second Foor Plan

15'

Legend: 1. Study Room 2. Master Bedroom 3. Walk-in Closet 4. Master Ensuite 5. Girls’ Bedroom 6. Girls’ Bathroom 7. Boy’s Bathroom 8. Boy’s Bedroom

Roof Plan

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Hygge

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Living Area

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Dining Area Hygge

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Staircase Hygge

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Home Office

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Hygge

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Hygge

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