Rongbo Fan Interior Design Portfolio Degree of Interior Design

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Interior Design

RongboFan 2021

SNEAKERBOX

COMMERICAL DESIGN I 2020 SUMMER

Sneakerbox is one of Canada’s leading Streetwear and Sneaker boutiques. It globally sourced high quality premium sneakers, streetwear since 2008. It wishes to be perceived by the public as a life of casual leisure taste.

The brand logo emphasise and visualise the sneaker showcase. The simple black and white colour scheme, combined with the Sans serif font, creates an overall modern atmosphere.

Design Concept

The concept for this project is inspired from the client’s branding and skateboard culture, which are modernism and urbanism.

The key theme throughout the space is a modern urban look inspired by the “Concrete Canyons” in city’s skateparks, bringing sense of the sneaker subculture community into the interior space.

To accomplish the scenes, the overall layout is open with a unobstructed view. The interior has a predominantly black background to reflect the dark, masculine branding image. The display area will contrast with the main background to showcase the merchandise. The whole design links together, while addressing the idea of “Concrete Canyons”.

image From sneakerboxshop.ca

Inspiration Board

Image From Behance - Nick Frank

Image From Behance - Nick Frank

Site Location

ROBSON SQUARE in Downtown Vancouver is connected with the urbanism concept and embody street life, making it an ideal location for this project.

Rendering

The design intent is to evoke customers’ emotions by using the dark, rich colours to express the masculine brand image. To create a dynamic shopping atmosphere, the lighting in the display area is highlighted to create visual contrast.

Skatepark Theme Display Area

Shoes Wall

The overall interior space have a modern urban look, the lighting in the seating area is dimmed

Rendering

Waiting Area

Language Center Of St John’s City

SENIOR DESIGN I 2021 SPRING

The senior project gave me the first exposure to architectural design. This project is based on a competition in St John’s city, Newfound and Labrador, the objective is to respects the history, reflects on the the present and aim for the future.

Senior project II is the final studio course that develops feasible solutions for the projects initiated in Senior Project.

Competiton Information

St john’s city in Newfoundland and Labrador has always been a linguistically diverse place, welcoming people of every language and from every culture. However, this has slowly changed over time. To preserve this language hub, Newfoundland and

Labrador proposed establishing a language center for the province that will focus on the conservation and dissemination of the Various languages that existed historically and are now extinct or endangered.

The proposed intervention must respects the history, reflects on the the present and aim for the future..

The proposed intervention must take inspiration from the existing architecture style of the city and feel like a part of it.

The center would also become an important place for the Tourists. Thus, the design must look at ways to cater them as well.

The design must take advantage of the beautiful location and try to capture magnificent views St John's and it’s harbour.

Concept Statement

The design will focus on the visitor experience; the goal is to create a children-friendly, inspiring, and welcoming collaboration space.

To better match the eye-catching colour of wayfinding, the space is primarily reflected with neutral colour. The circulation organises the public and exhibition areas into a single fluid whole with clear directions that guides visitors through the space. The public space must have the functions of reception, rest, and waiting, as well as adequate sunlight and a cosy welcoming atmosphere.

Key Plan

Site Details

- It is the core of the city and must be imagines as an extension of the existing cultural center (The Rooms).

- The site is 3556 sqm

- Build up area should be not more than 1500 sqm

- Maximum ground coverage is 30%

- The permissible height is 20m

Elevation

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

Schematic Design

Sun Orientation & Wind

Winter Time Daylight duration: approx 8h

Isometric Projection

R endering

Children Recreation

R endering

Family House

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN I 2020 SUMMER

Description

This course offers an in depth study of concepts application to specific needs in the home. Exploration may include advanced issues of human factors, universal design, and sustainability, designing from a specialty Client Profile

Client Profile

My client is a couple with three kids. The husband is a self-employed writer who enjoys cooking, and the wife is an artist who has asked for a sculpture and ceramic studio. Both of them are work from home.

Design Concept

The concept is inspired by the rustic and simple looking of ceramic craft form client‘s profile, which is to create a "sense of calm", offers an escape from busy city life

The design intent is to promotes an overall sense of peace and tranquillity through minimal aesthetic design, allowing clients to escape from the bustle of city life while enjoying intimate family moments. The overall design will incorporate a muted palette of earth colours.

Site Analysis

NW Bay Rd

Schematic Design

Indoor stair

Living Room

Living Room

Boutique Hotel

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN I 2020 SUMMER

Target Guests

Travelers and locals who enjoy particpating in social activities, like new generation, music fans and socializers.

Guests Experience

Create a vibrant social and entertainment atmosphere. Attract guests through cultural exchange and leave them with a memorable experience.

Restaurant

Hotel Room

SPOTIFY

Suite #408, 355 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2G8

CONTACT INFORMATION

CLIENT: SPOTIFY ADDRESS :179 John St. Suite 403, Toronto, Canada, M5T 1X4

CONTACT :Daniel Ek PHONE :1-800-952-5210 EMAIL :support@spotify.com

INTERIOR DESIGNER:

RB Design ADDRESS :123 Kingsway, Burnaby, BC, V8I 7G8

CONTACT :Rongbo Fan PHONE :778-987-3311 EMAIL :will.fan789@gmail.com

CODE CONSULTANT:

Zavosh Consulting ADDRESS :#204–1909 W. Broadway, Vancouver, BC

CONTACT :Pete Levesque PHONE :604-428-7677 EMAIL :info@zavoshconsulting.com

DRAWING LIST

SHEET NO. SHEET TITLE

OWNER:

OXFORD PROPERTIES GROUP LTD. ADDRESS :1021 W Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V6C 0C3

CONTACT :Ashley PHONE :(604) 893-3200 EMAIL :media@oxfordproperties.com

ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT: Global Energy Electric Ltd. ADDRESS :Coquitlam, British Columbia CONTACT : PHONE :604-721-8559 EMAIL :info@globalenergyelectric.com

MECHANICAL CONSULTANT: Zavosh Consulting ADDRESS :#204–1909 W. Broadway, Vancouver, BC CONTACT :Pete Levesque PHONE :604-428-7677 EMAIL :info@zavoshconsulting.com

ID0.00 COVER SHEET ID0.01 DEMOLITION PLAN ID1.00 CONSTRUCTION PLAN ID1.01 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN ID2.00 ELEVATIONS ID2.01 ELEVATIONS ID3.00 SECTIONS ID4.00 DETAILS ID5.00 FINISHES PLAN ID6.00 FURNITURE & ELECTRICAL PLAN ID7.00 DOOR AND HARDWARE SCHEDULE

DEMOLITION PLAN NOTES

1. ALL WORK MUST COMPLY WITH THE BC BUILDING CODE AND THE CITY OF VANCOUVER.

2. DEMOLITION DRAWINGS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER CONSULTANT'S DEMOLITION DRAWINGS.

3. ALL WORK IN BUILDING MUST COMPLY WITH BUILDING OWNER'S REGULATIONS.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL OF ALL DEMOLISHED ITEMS AND DEBRIS FROM SITE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. COORDINATE EXTERIOR DEBRIS BIN LOCATIONS WITH OWNER.

5. ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS MUST BE DISPOSED OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTION IN THE DRAWING SPECIFICATIONS.

6. PATCH AND MAKE GOOD ANY EXISTING ITEMS AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION.

7. CONTRACTOR TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS PROTECT EXISTING AREAS UNAFFECTED BY CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO UNAFFECTED AREAS.

8. COORDINATE DEMOLITION WITH MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE ALL ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING IS CAPPED OFF AND LEFT IN A SAFE CONDITION. SHUT OFF VALVES REQUIRED FOR ALL PLUMBING AND HVAC SERVICES.

9. CONTRACTOR TO RETAIN ANY EXISTING HEALTH AND SAFETY SIGNAGE AND REINSTALL TO SUIT NEW LAYOUT.

10. EXISTING MILLWORK TO BE REMOVED.

11. EXISTING DOORS TO BE REMOVED AND SAVED FOR REUSE.

12. EXISTING INTERIOR GLAZING TO BE REMOVED, SALVAGE ALL GLAZING FOR REUSE IN NEW LAYOUT.

DEMOLITION KEY NOTES

01 EXISTING MILLWORK TO BE REMOVED AND DISCARDED. MAKE GOOD FLOORS AND WALLS TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES.

LEGEND

AREA NOT IN CONTRACT

EXISTING PARTITION TO BE REMOVED

EXISTING GLAZING TO BE REMOVED

EXISTING EXTERIOR, CORE AND PARTITION TO REMAIN

EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN

EXISTING DOOR TO REMAIN. REMOVE PRIOR TO DEMOLITION AND SAVE FOR CONSTRUCTION.

EXISTING DOOR TO BE REMOVED

1. CONTRACTOR TO CO-ORDINATE WORK WITH THE BUILDING MANAGER. ANY WORK WHICH MAY DISRUPT OTHER OCCUPANTS' ACTIVITY SHALL BE DONE AFTER NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE CONTAMINANTS ARE NOT SPREAD TO ADJACENT AREAS.

2. DESIGN CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. DISCREPANCIES IN DRAWINGS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE DESIGNER PRIOR TO SUBMISSION. NO CONTRACT REVISIONS OR EXTRAS WILL BE ALLOWED FOR FAILURE TO VERIFY SITE CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL CO-ORDINATE FINAL INSPECTION DATE WITH DESIGNER PRIOR TO MOVE IN.

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM SIZES OF OWNER'S EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES.

6. ALL MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP MUST BE WARRANTED FOR TWO YEARS FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.

7. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING FINISHES FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. REPAIR AND MAKE GOOD ALL SURFACES AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION/CONSTRUCTION. 8. CONTRACTOR TO X-RAY SLAB PRIOR TO ANY CUTTING OR DRILLING. 9. DESIGNER/OWNER TO APPROVE PARTITION LAYOUT PRIOR TO BOARDING. 10. CONSTRUCTION FOR ALL PARTITION TYPES MUST MAINTAIN ACOUSTICAL INTEGRITY AND FIRE RATING OF WALL.

11. ALL WALLS ABUTING EXTERIOR GLAZING TO BE CENTERED ON THE MULLION, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED IN PLAN. ENSURE A SOUND AND LIGHT TIGHT CONNECTION. 12. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL NECESSARY BLOCKING IN WALL AT LOCATION OF NEW MILLWORK, FURNISHINGS, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO GWB BEING INSTALLED. INSTALL LEVEL AND PLUMB, RIGIDLY ANCHORED TO SUBSTRATE. 13. TELEPHONE AND DATA ARE TO BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY CLIENT. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL ALL REQUIRED CONDUIT AND BOXES (AS PER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS).

KEY NOTES

1. CONTRACTOR TO CO-ORDINATE WORK WITH THE BUILDING MANAGER. ANY WORK WHICH MAY DISRUPT OTHER OCCUPANTS' ACTIVITY SHALL BE DONE AFTER NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE CONTAMINANTS ARE NOT SPREAD TO ADJACENT AREAS.

2. DESIGN CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS.

3. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. DISCREPANCIES IN DRAWINGS SHALL BE REPORTED TO THE DESIGNER PRIOR TO SUBMISSION. NO CONTRACT REVISIONS OR EXTRAS WILL BE ALLOWED FOR FAILURE TO VERIFY SITE CONDITIONS AND DIMENSIONS.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL CO-ORDINATE FINAL INSPECTION DATE WITH DESIGNER PRIOR TO MOVE IN.

5. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONFIRM SIZES OF OWNER'S EQUIPMENT & APPLIANCES.

6. ALL MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP MUST BE WARRANTED FOR TWO YEARS FROM THE DATE OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION.

7. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING FINISHES FROM DAMAGE DURING CONSTRUCTION. REPAIR AND MAKE GOOD ALL SURFACES AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION/CONSTRUCTION. 8. CONTRACTOR TO X-RAY SLAB PRIOR TO ANY CUTTING OR DRILLING. 9. DESIGNER/OWNER TO APPROVE PARTITION LAYOUT PRIOR TO BOARDING. 10. CONSTRUCTION FOR ALL PARTITION TYPES MUST MAINTAIN ACOUSTICAL INTEGRITY AND FIRE RATING OF WALL.

11. ALL WALLS ABUTING EXTERIOR GLAZING TO BE CENTERED ON THE MULLION, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED IN PLAN. ENSURE A SOUND AND LIGHT TIGHT CONNECTION. 12. CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL NECESSARY BLOCKING IN WALL AT LOCATION OF NEW MILLWORK, FURNISHINGS, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO GWB BEING INSTALLED. INSTALL LEVEL AND PLUMB, RIGIDLY ANCHORED TO SUBSTRATE. 13. TELEPHONE AND DATA ARE TO BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY CLIENT. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL ALL REQUIRED CONDUIT AND BOXES (AS PER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS).

KEY NOTES

1. THIS DRAWING INDICATES EXISTING CEILING, NEW CEILING CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES. FOR COMPLETE LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS, REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS. COORDINATION IS REQUIRED BETWEEN ARCHITECTURAL AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO DESIGNER IMMEDIATELY.

2. REFER TO ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION INCLUDING CIRCUITRY, POWER REQUIREMENTS, DIFFUSER LOCATIONS AND SWITCHING, ETC.

3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ALL NIGHT LIGHTS, EMERGENCY LIGHTING, EXIT SIGNS, AND FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED BY THE LOCAL BUILDING CODE. CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLING ALL LIFE SAFETY MECHANICAL AND SPRINKLERS, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR QUANTITY AND PLACEMENT, TO SUIT THE NEW LIGHTING LAYOUT.

4. BASE BUILDING MECHANICAL TO BE ADJUSTED TO SUIT NEW PARTITION LAYOUT AND EQUIPMENT/OCCUPANT LOAD (REFER TO MECHANICAL CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS). THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR BALANCING THE AIR FOLLOWING MOVE-IN AND SUBMITTING A REPORT TO THE CLIENT.

5. CONTACT DESIGNER FOR APPROVAL ON LOCATIONS OF ALL LIGHT FIXTURES, AND SPEAKERS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL FIELD CONDITIONS AND LOCATIONS OF ALL PLUMBING, DUCTS, STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS AND ANY OTHER APPLICABLE ITEMS.ARRANGE AND MODIFY NONVISIBLE ITEMS TO ENSURE ADEQUATE CLEARANCES FOR CEILING AND LIGHTING LAYOUT AS SHOWN. IF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS INTERFERE WITH LIGHTING LAYOUT NOTIFY DESIGNER IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO COMMENCING WITH INSTALLATION.

7. WITHIN (2) TWO WEEKS OF COMPLETION OF PROJECT, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SHALL PROVIDE 'AS BUILT' DRAWINGS TO THE CLIENT.

8. PROVIDE FLUCH MOUNTED SPRINKLERS FOR ALL GWB CEILINGS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

9. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE DRYWALL ACCESS PANELS AS REQUIRED. COORDINATE SIZE AND LOCATION OF ALL ACCESS PANELS WITH DESIGNER PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

10. ALL SWITCHES AND FACEPLATES TO BE DECORA STYLE, WHITE. ALL SWITCHES AND DIMMERS ARE TO BE LOCATED AT 39” AFF TO CENTERLINE OF SWITCH PLATE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.

KEY RCP NOTES

ALL MECH/ELEC ITEMS TO BE

INDICATED OTHERWISE. 2. SUPPLY AND INSTALL NEW GWB BULKHEAD AS INDICATED IN PLAN. REFER TO ELEVATION, SECTION AND DETAIL DRAWINGS FOR CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION. 3. NEW CEILING MOUNTED PROJECTOR TO BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY CLIENT. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL POWER AND DATA REQUIREMENTS AS PER ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE STRUCTURAL SUPPORT IN CEILING PLENUM FOR EQUIPMENT.

4. NEW CEILING ITEM TO BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY CLIENT. CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL POWER AND DATA REQUIREMENTS AS PER ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT'S DRAWINGS. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE STRUCTURAL SUPPORT IN CEILING PLENUM FOR EQUIPMENT. A. COULD BE PROJECTION SCREEN (RECESSED OR SUSPENDED)

CEILING LEGEND

WD1

WD1

Countertop

3 ID3.00

2 ID3.00 GL1

1 ID2.00 ELEVATION - RECEPTION DESK FRONT VIEW 1/2"=1'-0" 2 ID2.00 ELEVATION - RECEPTION DESK 1/2"=1'-0" 4 ID2.00 ELEVATION - BROADROOM FRONT VIEW 1/2"=1'-0" 5 ID2.00 ELEVATION - BROADROOM MILLWORK 1/2"=1'-0"

1 ID2.01 ELEVATION - PRIVATE OFFICE FRONT VIEW 1/2"=1'-0"

2 ID2.01 ELEVATION - KITHCHEN 1/2"=1'-0"

4 ID2.01 ELEVATION - PRINT TABLE 1/2"=1'-0"

5 ID2.01 ELEVATION - OPEN 1/2"=1'-0"

DRYWALL ENSURE SUBMITTED TO

FINISH SCHEDULE

CODE ITEM SPECIFICATION

PAINT GENERAL NOTES

SUPPLIER/ MRF PHOTO REFERENCE

- LL PAINTED WALLS SHALL BE WASHABLE LATEX, EGGSHELL FINISH.

- ALL PAINTED CEILINGS TO BE WASHABLE LATEX, FLAT FINISH.

- ALL PAINTED TRIM TO BE: TBD-PREMIUM GRADE AS PER PAINTER'S CONTRACTOR'S ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION MANUAL, LATEST EDITION.

P1 PAINT STYLE: LATEX ACRYLIC COLOUR: OXFORD WHITE COLOUR NO.: CC-30

FINISH/SHEEN: EGGSHELL

P2 PAINT STYLE: LATEX ACRYLIC COLOUR: HALF MOON CREST COLOUR NO.: 1481

FINISH/SHEEN: EGGSHELL

P3 PAINT STYLE: LATEX ACRYLIC COLOUR: OXFORD WHITE COLOUR NO.: CC-30

FINISH/SHEEN: WASHABLE

P4 PAINT STYLE: LATEX ACRYLIC COLOUR: EBONY SLATE COLOUR NO.: 2118-30

FINISH/SHEEN: POWDER COATED

WOOD GENERAL NOTES

BENJAMIN MOORE

BENJAMIN MOORE

BENJAMIN MOORE

BENJAMIN MOORE

- ALL WOOD SURFACES TO RECEIVED CLEAR LACQUER, 20 DEGREE SHEEN, UNLESS SPECIFIED OTHERWISE.

- 3 SAMPLES OF ALL WOOD SPECIES ON EACH WOOD TYPE TO BE SUBMITTED TO INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO APPLICATION.

- MILLWORK FABRICATOR TO ENSURE ALL WOOD SPECIES, VENEER CUTS, AND SOLID CUTS ARE CONSISTENT IN ALL AREAS.

WD1 WOOD VENEER FIRE PERFORMANCE: CLASS B COLOR: EKOS LIGHT CHERRY SIZE: 2' x 9'

PRODUCT CODE: WOODWORKS EKOS 5800

WP1 WOOD PANEL MATERIAL: VINYL INSTALLATION TYPE: GLUE SIZE:18.25"x24.25"

PRODUCT TYPE: PANELS

ARMSTRONG, INC.

WAYFAIR

WOOD FLOOR GENERAL NOTES - 3 SAMPLES OF EACH WOOD FLOORING TO BE SUBMITTED TO INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO ORDERING / APPLICATION.

W-1 WOOD FLOOR COLOR: GRAY FLOOR TYPE: LAMINATE THICKNESS: 1 2 "

CARPET TILE GENERAL NOTES

MIXSPACE

- 3 SAMPLES OF EACH CARPET TILE TO BE SUBMITTED TO INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO ORDERING / APPLICATION.

C-1 CARPET TILE MATERIAL: 100% NYLON PRODUCT NUMBER: 4118 SIZE: 20" x20" THICKNESS: 1 2 "

C-2 CARPET TILE MATERIAL: 100% RECYCLED DYED NYLON PRODUCT NUMBER: 4292 SIZE: 20" x20" THICKNESS: 1 2 "

SUPPLIER: INTERFACE CONTACT: 800-267-2927

SUPPLIER: INTERFACE CONTACT: 800-267-2927

FINISH

MILLWORK, MILLWORK FINISHES ARE NOTED ON ELEVATION AND SECTION DRAWINGS.