Qixin Zhang_Design Portfolio_2021 by Qixin Zhang

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Qixin Zhang Design Portfolio qzhang18@pratt.edu

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CONTENTS

Qixin Zhang

INTERIOR DESIGN

Interior & Graphic Design

MUSEUM

Hello. I am a recent graduate with an MFA in interior design from the Pratt Institute. I studied graphic design at New York City College as an undergraduate. I hope to develop both interior and graphic design in my career. My plan is to focus on interior design because there are so many aspects I need to learn. Eventually I will be able to incorporate graphic design into my interior design.

CAFE + BRANDING

Additionally, I am a caring, easy going, respectful person. I hope to find myself in a place that I can learn from my colleagues so we can grow together.

OFFICE

Nouguchi Annex Tiam Tiam RESIDENTIAL

Spatial Joinery PARK

Purity Adventure The B Side Office LIBRARY

Forsyth Satellite Academy SKILLS: Interior Design: Layout, Modeling, Rendering, Graphic Design: Typography, Branding

SOFTWARE: Revit AutoCAD Rhino Enscape InDesign Illustrator Photoshop

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GRAPHIC DESIGN CONFERENCE BOOKLETS

ATypl Warsaw REBRANDING

Covenant House MOTION BOOK

Watersports BROUCHURE

Save the Bees

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Location 45 Main St 12th Floor, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY Type Museum This project is an annex to the Noguchi Museum (located in Astoria, Queens, New York). It combines Noguchi’s personal image with his garden design concept. The Museum, with its theme of intimacy, creates a family atmosphere. It allows users to spend “alone” time with Noguchi’s sculptures. This enhances the intimacy of the space. Visitors will less likely be disturbed by other patrons. Each sculpture sits in its own little “room”. The visitor doesn’t see or experience the next space until entering the next room. This creates a sense of curiosity and thus enhances the visitor experience.

hi Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) was one of the twentieth century’s most important and critically acclaimed sculptors. His works perfectly interpret the

LOCATION

fusion of Eastern and Western cultures and show his own understanding of sculpture art. As a sculptor, his stonework is unique in style and blends in with ofThis the landscape was theplace first to combine projectandtakes in thesculpture and garden; as a

conceptual artist, he He was a pioneer in earth art; at the same time he was

Dumbo district, Brooklyn, New York. Dumbo’s cobblestone streets and converted Brooklyn Time Line warehouse buildings are the backdrop for independent boutiques, high-end restaurants and trendy cafes. It is located near the waterfront in the St. Ann’s Warehouse, a former tobacco factory that is the center of a thriving performance and MAIN ASSOCIATES LL Owner:45 Owner:45 MAIN ASSOCIATES LL gallery scene. Land Use:Commercial & Office

1904, Birth 1904, LA, USA. Birth Kitchen and living areaLA, ofUSA. Noguchi's Long Island City 1918,12 yr-old, In 1906,2 studio. c.1960s go to school yr-old, go 1918,12 yr-old, In 1906,2 inUSA. to Japan. go to school yr-old, go inUSA. to Japan.

an outstanding home designer and stage designer.

1904, Birth LA, USA.

In 1906,2 yr-old, go to Japan.

1918,12 yr-old, go to school inUSA.

1924,first exhibit after 3 months learning sculpture; decided to pursue sculpture full-time.

1922,attand Columbia Univercity, NYC.

Distance from the Noguchi Museum : 7.5 mi

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1927, Paris. Learn in Constantin Brancu studio for 7 months

1926, Noguchi applied for a Guggenheim Fellowship.

Site Site

1930, he studied brush painting with Qi Baishi齐齐齐 in China for 7 months

CONCEPT & SKETCHES

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the surrounding space; as a landscape architect, he changed the definition

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the surrounding space; as a landscape architect, he changed the definition of the landscape and was the first to combine sculpture and garden; as a of the landscape and was the first to combine sculpture and garden; as a conceptual artist, he He was a pioneer in earth art; at the same time he was conceptual artist, he He was a pioneer in earth art; at the same time he was an outstanding home designer and stage designer. an outstanding home designer and stage designer.

In 1947, Noguchi began a collaboration with the Herman Miller company

1985, Helix of the Endless granite and basalt. 1970, he design the very popular lantern series, Akari.

Land Use:Commercial & Office Buildings Buildings Lot Area:48,951 sq ft Lot Area:48,951 sq ft Lot Frontage:201.33 ft Lot Frontage:201.33 ft Lot Depth:244.25 ft Lot Depth:244.25 ft Year Built:1906 Year Built:1906 Building Class Office Buildings - Office Building Class Office Buildings - Office with Comm – 7 to 19 Stories with Comm – 7 to 19 Stories Number of Buildings:3 Number of Buildings:3 Number of Floors:12 Number of Floors:12 Gross Floor Area:476,000 sq ft Gross Floor Area:476,000 sq ft Total # of Units:162 Total # of Units:162

1922,attand Columbia 1922,attand Univercity, NYC. Columbia Univercity, Sacred Treasur Award NYC.

1927, Paris. Learn in 1927, Paris. Constantin Learn in Brancu studio Constantin for 7 months Brancu studio for 7 months

1926, Noguchi applied for a 1926, Noguchi Guggenheim applied for a Fellowship. Guggenheim Fellowship.

1988

, Japan.

Dec. Award for Distinction in Sculpture 1981, establish the Noguchi Sculpture Garden Museum, with the architect, Shoji Sadao.

1941, WWII. Afther attack on Pearl Harbor. Noguchi arrived at the Poston Camp in May 1942.

1924,first exhibit after 3 months 1924,first exhibit learning sculpture; after 3 months decided to pursue learning sculpture; sculpture full-time. decided to pursue sculpture full-time.

1930, he studied brush painting 1930, he studied with Qi Baishi齐齐齐 in brush painting China for 7 months with Qi Baishi齐齐齐 in China for 7 months

In 1947, Noguchi began a In 1947, collaboration with Noguchi began a the Herman Miller collaboration with company the Herman Miller company

1985, Helix of the Endless granite 1985, Helix of the and basalt. Endless granite and basalt.

1970, he design the very popular lantern 1970, he design the series, Akari. very popular lantern series, Akari.

1941, WWII. Afther attack on Pearl 1941, WWII. Harbor. Noguchi arrived Afther attack on Pearl at the Poston Camp in Harbor. Noguchi arrived May 1942. at the Poston Camp in May 1942.

1981, establish the Noguchi Sculpture 1981, establish the Garden Museum, Noguchi Sculpture with the architect, Garden Museum, Shoji Sadao. with the architect, Shoji Sadao.

1988 1988 Sacred Treasur Award , Japan. Sacred Treasur Award , Japan. Dec. Award for Distinction in Dec. Award for Sculpture Distinction in Sculpture Dec/30 Death Dec/30 NY, USA Death NY, USA

Dec/30 Death NY, USA

INTIMACY

Distance from the Noguchi Distance Museum from the : 7.5 mi Museum : Noguchi 7.5 mi

Natural Physical Site Conditions INSPIRATION Natural Physical Site Conditions Historic District

Base Flood Elevation : 13ft Base Flood Elevation : 13ft

ISAMU NOGUCHI

Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) was one of the twentieth century’s most important and critically acclaimed sculptors. His works perfectly interpret the fusion of Eastern and Western cultures and show his own Beitou Hot Spring Museum understanding of sculpture art. As a sculptor, his stonework is unique in style and blends in with the surrounding space; as a landscape Museum of Chinese in America architect, he changed theThe definition The Museum of Chinese in America of the landscape and was the first to combine sculpture and garden; as a conceptual artist, he He was Beitou Hot Spring Museum a pioneer in earth art; The at the same Beitou District, Taipei, Taiwan time he was an outstanding homeis originally built in 1913 by the The museum designer and stage designer. Japanese. VIsitors are requested to remove

FLOOR PLAN 01 SCULPTURE 01 CAFE

Zoning Districts

Commercial Districts Manufacturing Districts Residential Districts Parks Battery Park City

Historic District

Helix of the Endless 1985 Granite 185 1/2 x 17 x 17 in. Base: 5 7/8 x 40 7/8 x 33 3/4 in

Historic District

RECEPTION DESK

SHOES CHANGING AREA

BATHROOM

CONFERENCE ROOM/CLASSROOM

EXHIBITION AREA

DIRECTOR & STAFF OFFICE

COPY/PRINTER

JANITOR’S CLOSET

ART HANDLING/STORAGE Zoning Districts

CHAIR STORAGE

“Helix of the Endless” is an alternating granite-and-basalt totem that spires with geometric precision toward the sky.

Commercial Districts

Zoning Districts Manufacturing Districts Residential CommercialDistricts Districts Parks Manufacturing Districts Battery ParkDistricts City Residential Parks Battery Park City

DOCKING The NewMuseum York, NY of Chinese in America New York,inNY Founded 1980, the MOCA is dedicated to Founded in 1980, the MOCA dedicated to preserving and presenting theis history, heritage, preserving and presenting the history, heritage, culture and diverse experiences of people of culture diverse experiences of people of Chineseand descent in the United States.

UPPER LEVEL

His appearance features are geometry, color, segmentation, rotation, rise, join, matching, alignment. This sculpture is made up of almost identical small cubes. They rotate as they stocking up. 12

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Precedents MODELS Precedents

shoes and change to slippers entering the 2nd floor of the museum. At the same time, no more than one hundred people can visit the museum. You must also change the slippers TheyouMuseum ChineseTRUSS in America when enter the of museum.

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Kitchen and living area of Noguchi's Long Island City Kitchenc.1960s and living area of Noguchi's Long Island City studio. studio. c.1960s

Beitou Hot Spring Museum Beitou Hot Spring Museum

LOWER LEVEL

FLEXIBLE

TheHELIX/ROTATE Beitou Hot Spring Museum The Beitou HotTaipei, SpringTaiwan Museum Beitou District, Beitou District, Taipei, Taiwan The museum is originally built in 1913 by the The museum is originally built in to 1913 by the Japanese. VIsitors are requested remove Japanese. VIsitors are requested to remove shoes and change to slippers entering the 2nd shoes to slippers entering the floor ofand thechange museum. At the same time, no2nd

PROGRAMS UPPER LEVEL CLASSROOM AND MEETING ROOM The classroom on the first floor is a multi-purpose space. It can be used for meeting and teaching. OPEN TEACHING TABLE The open teaching tables are designed for craft activities and are suitable for short-term craft teaching

ISOMETRIC VIEW LOWER LEVEL SHOES CHANGING AREA There is a shoe changing area in the Annex Museum. Noguchi’s sculpture and garden design are influenced by Japanese culture. This annex museum also borrows the concept of “furniture” to enhance the experience. Therefore, it also takes into account the Japanese habit of changing shoes when returning home. In this way, the intimacy is further enhanced. CLASSROOM AND MEETING ROOM The classroom on the first floor is a multi-purpose space. It can be used for meeting and teaching.

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The design of the first floor gallery is inspired by the courtyard gallery of the Noguchi New York Main Museum and the Japanese Museum. The main focus is to present a quiet, natural, calm, and welcoming environment where the viewer can better interact with the sculpture.

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3 EXHIBITION ROOMS 1 RECEPTION

The reception (ticket office) is located in the back of the museum. Visitors will walk past the stores and cafes to reach the ticket office. This design will attract more people to the space. These spaces do not require tickets. This is not only a museum, but also a small recreation area for people to relax, study or enjoy a quiet space. This is a reference to the design concept of the first floor of the Whitney museum.

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1 EXHIBITION ROOMS

The upper floor has most of the exhibition rooms and a few offices. The upper floor is more like a home than the gardenstyle showroom on the first floor. Visitors enter each room to relax and appreciate the sculptures.

3 EXHIBITION ROOMS

2 EXHIBITION ROOMS

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TIAM TIAM BRANDING

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Location Harrison, NJ Type Restaurant Design TIAM TIAM is a family owned bento box store located in Harrison NJ. The original name was the Ding Food Market. The owner wanted to change the branding identities and renovate the store. The new branding was inspired by the time the owner spent at the dinner table with her family as a child. I discussed with the owner about her memories of her childhood. Eventually, a wooden window was chosen as the element to tell the brand story. The whole branding design focused on the atmosphere and style, both graphic and interior.

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3D VIEW

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RESTROOM THE WINDOW

DINING AREA

OUTDOOR DINNING

STOREFRONT

SPATIAL JOINERY

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This thesis explores spatial strategies which foster collaboration within the context of a co-living community for single parent families. It examines the normative relationship between public and private space within traditional co-living environments, asking, how can a re imagining of their integration encourage new forms of engagement among residents? While in theory, the co-living model allows parents to have more social opportunities and children to grow up in a diverse environment, most contemporary co-living projects are geared towards normative families and constrain their exploration of cohabitation to a limited number of communal spaces dispersed throughout dormitory style living quarters. This project seeks to challenge current co-living models by generating new forms of spatial and social integration. Sited in East Harlem, New York City, this thesis will enable occupants to collaborate with and depend on one another as a by-product of programmatic and social reconfiguring. Interwoven spatial realms will seek to maximize occupant engagement and foster interaction among the occupants within.

LOCATION CO-LIVING

NEW PROGRAMS (PROJECT FOCUS)

Single parent households are the second largest type of household in New York. According to the data from Citizen's Committee for Children Organization, Harlem and the Bronx have the highest density of single-parent families among the among the five boroughs in New York. The site was chosen in East Harlem.

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6TH Floor : children living units, gym, two individual units

5 1/2 FLOOR: parents’ living units, lobby 5TH Floor : living rooms, cafe, co-kitchen

4TH Floor : Kindergarten, Library, Teens Living Units, and Teens’ parents living units SCHOOL

This is a six-story building, and each floor is about 12,617 sq. Ft. This thesis will be tested mainly on the 4,5,6 floors. However, the first two floors will be modified to maximize the possibility of mutual assistance with the existing programs in the building. The building itself is a commercial building with good load-bearing capacity. The east and north sides have windows that let in daylight from the outside. ENTRANCE

SITE ADJUNCT PROGRAMS

SITE ANALYSIS

2nd & 3rd Floor : are a special education kindergarten. Their special interest is that they sponsor a free nutritious breakfast for their students. They have family activities on Saturdays.

SUPERMARKET

1st Floor : supermarket sell prepared food, salad, bread, and other groceries. However, there is no dining area. 25

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6 TH FL

Rentable Area Legend

GYM

1149 SF

CIRCULATION ELEV

LIVING UNIT E 787 SF

GYM

STAIR A 207 SF

STAIR B

ELEV

LIVING UNIT B

137 SF

LIVING UNIT D LIVING UNIT E LIVING UNIT F

CIRCULATION 1201 SF

STAIR B 211 SF

LIVING UNIT F 500 SF

CIRCULATION

PLAY BRIDGE

399 SF

OPEN TO BELOW

956 SF

OPEN TO BELOW 1657 SF

LIVING UNIT B

5 TH FL

LIVING UNIT D

LIVING UNIT B

2831 SF

PLAY BRIDGE STAIR A

1295 SF

Final - Level 6 w/ Furn. 1 1" = 20'-0"

OPEN TO BELOW

1445 SF

2831 SF

Level 6 1" = 20'-0"

5 TH FL

MAIL ROOM

STAIR C

CO-KITCHEN

203 SF

249 SF

MER

STOR

178 SF

184 SF

836 SF

Rentable Area Legend CAFE CIRCULATION

STAIR A 183 SF

ELEV 137 SF

CO-KITCHEN ELEV LIVING ROOM B LIVING ROOM C

CIRCULATION

291 SF

LIVING ROOM D

969 SF

CAFE

1577 SF

LOBBY 721 SF

STAIR B LOBBY MAIL ROOM

STAIR B 204 SF

MER OPEN TO BELOW STAIR A STAIR C

OPEN TO BELOW

STOR

2047 SF

LIVING ROOM B 1445 SF

Final - Level 5 w/ Furn. 1 1" = 20'-0"

4 TH FL

CIRCULATION

LIVING ROOM D

LIVING ROOM C

175 SF

1980 SF

1509 SF

Level 5 1" = 20'-0"

4 TH FL

BTH

210 SF

CH LIBRARY 686 SF

Rentable Area Legend

STOR 550 SF

BTH CH LIBRARY

TEENS AND ADULTS LIBRARY

STAIR A

2152 SF

CIRCULATION

180 SF

COMMON AREA

ELEV 150 SF

ELEV LIVING ROOM A STAIR B PARENT UNIT STAIR A

STAIR B

STOR

145 SF

TEENS AND ADULTS LIBRARY

COMMON AREA

TEENS UNIT

1470 SF

PARENT UNIT

CIRCULATION

1852 SF

2298 SF

LIVING ROOM A 1220 SF

Final - Level 4 w/ Furn. 1" = 20'-0"

Level 4 1" = 20'-0"

TEENS UNIT 2044 SF

LIBRARY

4 TH FL

PRIVATE PUBLIC

LIVING ROOM

TEENS UNIT TEENS’ PARENTS UNIT

LIBRARY

TEENS & PARENTS LIVING UNIT

The fourth floor is the first floor of the shared apartment. This floor features a children’s and adult library. The library format is a reference to the wood joinery concept. The outer part of the space is for parents, while the inner part is a library for children. While the children play and read in the central area, the parents can supervise.

The units for teenagers is located on the fourth floor with a link to the library. Because teenagers spend most of their time on homework. The parents’ units are next to theirs, and each teenager has a separate room from their parents. he units for teenagers is located on the fourth floor with a link to the library. Because teenagers spend most of their time on homework. The parents’ dormitory is next to theirs, and each teenager has a separate room from their parents.

PARENTS CHILDREN

TEENS

PARENTS UNIT

LIVING ROOM

TEENS UNIT

5 TH FL

PRIVATE PUBLIC

CHILDREN AND PARENTS LIVING UNITS

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN

The units for children and parents are set up on the fifth and sixth floors. Their units have internal access to the stairs. Each unit can accommodate 4-6 parents and 8-12 children. The units have a living room for their enclosed activities. They also have a small kitchen for making meals. On the same floor there is a common commercial-level kitchen, and a cafeteria. They will cook and eat together there.

The kitchen is available for use at the supermarket downstairs from 5am-7am, 9am-11am, and 3pm-5pm. In return, the supermarket will provide free breakfast to the residents. At other times, residents can cook and eat here.

Final - Level 5 w/ Furn. 1 1" = 20'-0"

PRIVATE PUBLIC

CHILDREN AND PARENTS LIVING UNITS

PLAY BRIDGE

On the sixth floor we can see the most private children’s lounge, which is connected to the parents’ room by an internal staircase.

Play is an important part of a child’s brain development and physical development. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) clinical report, The Power of Play: A Pediatric Role in Enhancing Development in Young Children, introduces how play can improve children’s planning, management, storage, getting along, and emotional control. So this play bridge is designed for children. When they are playing, the whole apartment can see it.

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I HAVE TO GO COOK NOW. IT’S A SCHOOL IS THAT A CASTLE YOU’RE BUILDING? LISTEN, WE NOW HAVE TO LINE UP FOR SNACKS UPSTAIRS

SHE’S SO CUTE

DID YOU KNOW MOST CATS DOESN’T LIKE BEING PET

YAY!

ARE YOU COMING TO MY ROOM TONIGHT? I NEED TO ASK MY MOM

WOOO

HELLO? HELI. I’M HERE. WHERE ARE YOU?

WE NEED TO MEET MS.T IN THE LIBRARY NOW

CAN I HAVE ICE CREAM

IT’S SO INTERESTING HERE. WHAT DID YOU DO TODAY AT SCHOO?

I’M LEAVING IN HALF AN HOUR.

We dance today

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ALLRIGHT I’LL WAIT FOR YOU IN THE DINING ROOM WHEN THE DINNER BELL RINGS.

I AM AFRAID IT’S SO HIGH HERE.

MOM, CAN I GO?

BEN, COME ON DOWN AND LET’S GO PLAY!

BLA..BLA... LALA..

MMM..OM...MOM...

JACK IS COMING TO MY ROOM TONIGHT.

I’LL GIVE YOU TO MS.T NOW THEN I WII GO TO MY WORK, SEE YOU TONIGHT

YES, BUT YOUR MOTHER SAYS YOU HAVE TO DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST. CAN I READ THIS COMIC BOOK?

LET IT GO~ LET IT GO~ DID YOU KNOW THAT SARAH GOT INTO COLLEGE?

REALLY, IT’S GREAT. SO SHE’S MOVING OUT?

OKEY, PLAY FOR ANOTHER TEN MINUTES THEN WE GOTTA GO.

CAN I LISTEN TO IT, PLEASE?

MA...POO..

PURITY ADVENTURE

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Location Fort Green Park, New York Type Outdoor Leisure Since the park needs to be renovated to attract more visitors, I have proposed the following plans. This proposal aims to add a welcoming area to the park intended to serve as a new community hub for the neighborhood while helping to reducing the carbon dioxide emissions that pollute our air. The pavilion is also intended to heighten the curative effects of nature by concentrating air-filtering plants into an inhabitable space. The organic farm provides a place for the plants to grow, which will simultaneously form a place for rest and a place for play that can be enjoyed by all ages. It will generate an area for these activities to serve a diverse population of inhabitants who can use their imagination to utilize the space.

LOCATION

STRUCTURE

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TRAMPOLINE SAFETY GUARD SUPPORT

BALUSTER DECK SUPPORT PIPES

EXISTING PROGRAM

Basketball Court Outdoor Fitness Equipment Tennis Courts Running Paths Public Art Installations

PIPES SUPPORT CONCRETE PIER BLOCK

CLIMBING

PROGRAM

CONCEPT The park has a considerable number of activities, and one

The facility generally consists of tubes with plants growing

of the playgrounds is currently just grass. This proposal is to

between them. When people are in it, they can also connect

create a facility that can be used for recreation on one of the

with nature. The whole area is divided into two parts, static

large playgrounds. Its purpose is to entice people to stay. It

and dynamic. The static space at the bottom is for sitting,

allows people to hang out, enjoy lunch, and wander around

picnics, yoga, meditation, etc. The dynamic space above is

the facility.

for walking, climbing and jumping. The whole installation can

SEATINGS

satisfy a certain degree of recreation.

TRAMPOLINE

LOWER DECK ENTRANCE

SURROUND

LOWER DECK ENTRANCE

LEVEL

BASIN AND RANGE TERRACE ENTRANCE CLIMBING

MATERIALS

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PERFORATED METAL Powder Coated Aluminum

SEATING

WALKING / JUMPING

ALUMINUM PIPE Powder Coated Aluminum

CLIMBING

WOOD BENCH Reclaimed Wood

COMPOSITE DECKING

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THE B SIDE

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Location Industrial City, Brooklyn, NY Type Office The company’s design concept takes its influence from Latin American music and the passionate rhythms of Bossa Nova. This space has elements that remind the visitor of a tropical rainforest. The color palette is relatively bright. But there is also a laid-back, jazzy feeling in Bossa Nova. So this space will not be as wild and untamed as a real tropical rain forest. Instead, it will have a sense of relaxation in a modern corporate setting. It will be a space that fosters a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

Level 1 Final 1/32" = 1'-0"

FLOORPLAN & CIRCULATION

LOCATION INDUSTRY CITY 34 35th Brooklyn NY 11232

The project is located in Industry City, where there is an ecosystem that serves to benefit its tenants and the wider community. Its 35 acres is located on the waterfront in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

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During the site research, it was found that site has an open view to the harbor. The nearby commercial area is not considered busy. The location is generally considered remote.

Level 1 Final 1/32" 9 = 1'-0"

The project has two floors of office area. The windows face northwest and have longer reflected light during the day, which is ideal for office.

Level 2.5 Final 1/32" = 1'-0"

Level 2.5 Final 1/32" 13= 1'-0"

PLANNING

PROGRAMS COO 225 sf each CEO 225 sf each

Administrative Assistants 65 sf

Vice Presidents

VP Operations

150 sf

150 sf 2 2 Bookkeeper/ Bookkeeper/ Controller 65 Controller 65 sf each sf each

Chief Financial Officer 150 sf

Senior Technology Officer 225 sf

2 Conference Rooms 300 sf

Administrative Assistants 65 sf

Meeting Rooms / offices 150 sf each

Administrative Assistants 65 sf

Director of HR 150 sf (private)

2 Senior Vice Presidents 150 sf X2

Conference Room Seats 6*

Administrative 1 File Room Assistant 60 linear ft. 65 sf

2 Administrative Assistants 65 sf each

1 Mother’s Room 120 sf

2 ADA shower rooms 45 sf each

1 Coffee Bar (operated by Blue Bottle) 200 sf

2 Team Rooms 150 sf each

Administrative Administrative Assistants 65 sfAssistants 65 sf each· each·

1 Small Conference Room (private, closed) seats 4*

1 Coffee Bar (operated by Blue Bottle) 200 sf

1 Lounge/Game Area/ Performance Space 600+ sf

Lockers 10 linear ft

70 sf each

1 Mail room + desk for attendant 120 sf

3 Phone Booths 15 sf each

1 Photography/ Video/Voice over room 250 sf

2 Meeting Spaces seat 6

3 Account Service Managers 45 sf each

3 Account 2 Graphic 2 2 2 Graphic Service Designers 65 Administrative Administrative Managers Assistants 65 sf Assistants 65 sf Designers 65 sf each sf each 45 sf each each each

2 Account

1 Events Manager 45 sf

3 Account Service Managers 45 sf each

3 Creative 3 Creative 3 Creative Services Services Services Managers Managers Managers 45 sf each 45 sf each 45 sf each

1 Events Manager 45 sf

Operations manager 45 sf

2 Account

2 Meeting Spaces seat 6

35 Work Stations (plus room to grow) 35 sf each

2 ADA WC 3 Enclave spaces (private 45 sf each quiet support)

1 Central Files 40 linear ft

Pantry/dining (kitchen with seating) 400 sf

IT equipment Operations and storage manager 150 sf 150 sf

2 Administrative Assistants 65 sf each

1 Board Room 500 sf

1 Reception with 6+ seats waiting 500+ sf Administrative Assistants 65 sf

2 Conference Rooms 300 sf

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Level 1 Final 1/32" = 1'-0"

Level 1 Final 1/32" = 1'-0" Senior Management

13 Reception

02 Accounting

Account Management

03 Group Discussion

Creative Services

04 Human Resources

Board Room

The Planning principle is to distribute floors

Lounge, Communication Area, and Reception

according to the characteristics of each section.

Area.

05 Accounting

17 Marketing

The lower floors are mainly open office areas

The upper level is a private office area. Including:

06 Pantry

Open office

with high activity. These include: Creative Team,

Senior staff office, IT, HR, and the finance office.

Level 2.5 Final 07 Meeting 1/32"Space = 1'-0"

Bike Locker

08 File Room

20 Locker

09 Shared facilities

10 IT

22 Restroom and Gym

Conference Rooms

23 Mail Room

Technology Development

24 Lounge

Mother’s Room

ISOMETRIC VIEW

Interior Design Portfolio Private offices can be screened with curtains for maximum privacy.

The “Glass Box” office is designed to promote transparency and openness. The purpose is to allow the staff outside to see inside.

UPPER LEVEL

The upper level is a private office area. Including:

C EN R E NF S O C M O RO

Senior staff office, IT, HR, and the finance office.

GY O OL ENT N H M TEC ELOP V DE

NT PA AN CES M HU OUR S RE

The lower floors are mainly open office areas with high activity. These include: Creative Team,

The kitchen on the first floor is a great place to meet people and is suitable for group activities and events.

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Private offices can be screened with curtains for maximum privacy.

LOWER LEVEL

Lounge, Communication Area, and Reception Area.

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D RE ES A SH ILITI M FAC OO R E FIL

D AR O B M O RO

E BIK GER OM N O A R R H KE REST C LO YM G & R’S E TH O M M O L RO MAI M O RO GE N U ION T LO P CE E R T UN ENT O M C AC AGE AN E M V I AT S E CR VICE R SE 55

SECTIONS

SECTION NORTH EAST

FINAL_Section 1 1/4" = 1'-0"

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SECTION NORTH WEST

FINAL_Section 1 1/4" = 1'-0"

FINAL_Section 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

SECTION SOUTH EAST

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COLOR SCHEMES 1ST FLOOR

DINNING

1ST FL OFFICE

2ND FLOOR

CONFERENCE ROOM

PRIVATE OFFICE

PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY Interior Design Portfolio

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LOCATION Forsyth Satellite Academy 198 Forsyth St, New York, NY 10002

Type Library This is a library designed for a New York public school. The aim of the project was to introduce a comfortable atmosphere to attract more students to use the library. At the same time, the library has a meeting function and a lecture function. This is intended to attract teachers to the library for classes.

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GRAPHIC DESIGN

ATYPL WARSAW CONFERENCE BOOKLETS

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This is a Conference booklets design for the 2016 AtypI conference in Warsaw, Poland. Red is chosen as the theme color. It is inspired by the Polish Brick Gothic architectures in Warsaw. Schedule of each day is design as a 4 panel accordion fold brochure, with an envelope to hold them together. Participants can bring schedule day by day or together as they wish. All the workshops are organizead by time, so they can be easily to check.

COVENANT HOUSE REBRANDING

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This is a rebranding project of the nonprofit organization, Covenant House. The organize provides save places and care for homeless youth. The umbrella symbolizes how they are protecting youth from potential danger. Blue is chosen as the theme color for its calm and reliable feel. Cups, t-shirts, and pen are design using in charity events specially.

WATERSPORTS MOTION BOOK

Interior Desgn

Selected Work 2021 Graphic Design Portfolio

In this book, the motions of 7 different water sports are captured exclusively with typeface characters. These symbols, joined together randomly, vividly show the excitement and movement of these sports. You can almost smell the salt air and feel the splash of the waves throughout the book.

SAVE THE BEES BROUCHURE

Interior Desgn

Graphic Design Portfolio Selected Work 2021

This is a brochure design promoting saving the honey bees, including tickets for the greenmarket event. The brochure includes explanation of how honey bees are important to us, why we are losing them, and how we can help to save them. There are Call-toActions for donation. At the end, there is a pocket. Inside, there is the event ticket and a raffle ticket.

Qixin Zhang

qzhang18@pratt.edu

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