2021 - Sebastian Cheng Portfolio by Sebastian Cheng

SEBASTIAN CHENG

TECHNICAL DESIGNER

P ORT F OL IO INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN 2019 MA

ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY

ABOUT ME Sebastian is a talented and seasoned designer who seeks to create friendly environments for everyone. His past work comprised a new childcare and family center, muti-family residential housing projects and a Soup Kitchen for the homeless. Philosophically, he has a passion to bring quality design to those who may not usually benefit from this. Technically, he brings his Taiwanese experiences to his work here in the US.

EDUCATOR HOUSING Project Intro Site Arrival

ACCOMPLISHED PROJECTS Water Design Studio Intro Apartment Xinyi

OVUM REFUGEE CENTER Project Intro Concept

Code Calculation

Customized Designs

Development

Unit Floor Plan

Elevations

Spatial Planing

Isometric & Elevations

Ideas Sketches

Focus Area

SHIRLEY CHIRHOLM VILLAGE EDUCATOR HOUSING

4 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN BY BAR ARCHITECTS RE-RENDERING BY SEBASTICN CHENG

ARCHITECTURE

ACCOMPLISHED PROJECTS Shirley Chirholm Village Educator Housing is located in San Francisco. The project is lead by BAR Architects, whose mission is to build the future of affordable housing, a challenging task in the Bay Area. This project goal is to build a 100% affordable multifamily housing, with will include 135 dwelling units. The building has requirements of a 10% of accessible units and a 4% of communication units.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The diagram shows the proposed residential building and the relationship with its surrounding buildings. The project is a 4 and 5-story building, including 165,300 SF residential and 1,800 SF of non-residential gross area. The building will house studios and 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments. Residential amenities are located on the ground floor and include two courtyards, private outdoor spaces, fitness room, workspaces and a computer lab.

”

60’ MAX

2’-

AV E

1 PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

2 PUBLIC OPEN SPACE

3 NON-RESIDENTIAL

60’

MAX

5 INNER COURTYARD

”

’-2

4 RESIDENTIAL REAR YARD

AV E

”

’-0

CODES ANALYSIS BY BAR ARCHITECTS

SITE ARRIVAL & ACCESSIBILITY ROUTE

Primary Pedestrian Entrance Interior/Exterior Accessible Route; Accessible Entry and Exit from Public Way and Parking

42ND AVE.

2 N JUDAH-MUNI STOP

The diagram shows the accessible route from the closest public transportation to the site. Also the path to access to the ground floor spaces.

43RD AVE.

1 N JUDAH-MUNI STOP

2 JUDAH ST. 1

UNIT C1 CONDITION - 3BR/2BA CONDITION D D 20 UNIT C1 20 - 3BR/2BA 1'-0" 1/8" = 1'-0" A4.11 1/8" =A4.11

FLOOR AREA = 157 SF

FLOOR AREA FLOOR AREA = 118= 157 SF SF

FLOOR FLOOR AREAAREA = 144=SF 118 SF

FLOOR AREA = 206 SF FLOOR AREA = 144 SF

FLOOR AREA = 206 SF

NATURAL VENTILATION & LIGHTNING CALCULATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL NATURAL VENTILATION VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 8.24 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 8.24 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 6.28 OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 5.76 SF OPENABLE OPENABLE AREAAREA REQUIRED REQUIRED = 5.76= SF 4.72 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 4.72 SF SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 6.28 SF OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 13.46 SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 13.46 SF OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 13.46 OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.67 SFOPENABLE OPENABLE AREAAREA PROVIDED PROVIDED = 12.67 = 12.67 SF SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.67 SF SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 13.46 SF NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL NATURAL NATURAL LIGHTING LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 16.48 NET SF GLAZED AREALIGHTING REQUIRED = 16.48 SF GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 12.56 SF GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 12.56 SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 11.52 NET SF GLAZED NET GLAZED AREAAREA REQUIRED REQUIRED = 11.52 = 9.12 SF SF NETNET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 9.12 SF NET NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 27.13 NET SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 27.13 SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 SF NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 NET SF GLAZED NET GLAZED AREAAREA PROVIDED PROVIDED = 17.33 = 17.33 SF NET SF NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 SF NET

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LI VI NBGED RO O M 1

B ED RO O M B1ED RO O M 2

B EBDERDORO M O M3 2

B ED RO O M 3

The diagrams show how natural ventilation (4%) and lightning (8%) of the spaces meet the requirements. C LO S E T

C OR RI DO R

K IT CH E N

C LO S E T

C OR RI DO R

K IT CH E N B AT H RO O M 1

B AT HBRAOTO HM RO1O M 2

B AT H RO O M 2

UNIT C1 CONDITION - 3BR/2BA CONDITION C C 19 UNIT C1 19 - 3BR/2BA 1'-0" 1/8" = 1'-0" A4.11 1/8" =A4.11

FLOOR AREA = 139 SF

FLOOR AREA = 155 SF

FLOOR AREAAREA = 117= SF FLOOR 155 SF

FLOOR AREA = 123 SF SF FLOOR AREA = 117

FLOOR AREA = 206 SF FLOOR AREA = 123 SF FLOOR AREA = 155 SF

FLOOR AREA = 155 VENTILATION SF NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION AREA REQUIRED = 4.92 SF SF OPENABLE AREAAREA REQUIRED = 4.68 SF SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 6.2 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 4.92 SF OPENABLE OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 4.68 OPENABLE REQUIRED = 6.2 NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION AREA PROVIDED = 12.44 SF SFOPENABLE AREAAREA PROVIDED = 12.44 SF SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.44 SF OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.44 SFOPENABLE OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.44 OPENABLE PROVIDED = 12.44 OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 6.2 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 6.2 SF AREA PROVIDED OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 21 SF OPENABLE NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING= 21 SF NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NETNET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 9.84 SF SF NET NET GLAZED AREAAREA REQUIRED = 9.36 SF SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 12.4 SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 9.84 SF GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 9.36 GLAZED REQUIRED = 12.4 NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 12.62 SF NET GLAZED AREAAREA PROVIDED = 12.62 SF NET NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 12.62 NET SF NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 12.62 SF NET GLAZED PROVIDED = 12.62 SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 12.62 SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 12.4 SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 12.4 SF NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 27.25 NET SF GLAZED AREA B ED RO O M 1 B ED RO O M 2 B ED RO O M 3 B EDPROVIDED RO O M 1 = 27.25 SF B EDBRED OROOMO3M 2 LI V I N G

FLOOR AREA = 206 SF

FLOORFLOOR AREA AREA = 139 =SF139 SF

FLOOR AREA = 139 SF NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 8.24 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 8.24 SF NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL VENTILATION OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 16.76 SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 16.76 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 5.56 SF OPENABLE OPENABLE REQUIRED 5.56 SF OPENABLE AREA REQUIRED = 5.56 SF AREA AREA REQUIRED = 5.56=SF OPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.67 SFOPENABLE OPENABLE PROVIDED = 12.67 AREA AREA PROVIDED = 12.67 SF SFOPENABLE AREA PROVIDED = 12.67 SF NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 16.48 NET SF GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 16.48 SF NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NATURAL LIGHTING NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 27.13 NET SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 27.13 SF NET GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 11.12 NET SF GLAZED NET GLAZED REQUIRED = 11.12 SF GLAZED AREA REQUIRED = 11.12 SF AREA AREA REQUIRED = 11.12 SF NET NET GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 NET SF GLAZED NET GLAZED PROVIDED = 17.33 SF GLAZED AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 SF AREA AREA PROVIDED = 17.33 SF NET B ED RO O M 2

B ED RO O M 2 B ED RO O M 1

B ED RLOI VOIM N G1

LI V I N G

LI V I N G C LO S E T

C LO S E T C LO S E T

C LO S E T C OR RI DO R

K IT CH E N

C OR RI DO R

K IT CH E N

K IT CH E N B AT H RO O M 1

B ATBHARTOHORM O O1M 2

B AT H RO O M 2

3-BEDROOM AND 2-BATHROOM EXAMPLES

UNIT C1 -CONDITION 3BR/2BA CONDITION B1 B1 18 UNIT C1 18 - 3BR/2BA 1'-0"8 1/8" = 1'-0" A4.11 1/8" =A4.11

B AT H RO O M

K IT CH E N

B AT H RO O M

2-BEDROOM AND 1-BATHROOM EXAMPLES SCAL:NTS

SCAL:NTS WALL - B1.2PLAN 2BR/1BA - B1.2 @FOLDING 2BR/1BA @FOLDING WALL 15 UNIT PLAN 15 UNIT 1'-0" 1/8" = 1'-0" A4.11 1/8" =A4.11

FLOOR AREA = 202 SF

SHEET NOTES

ENLARGED UNIT PLANS - ACCESSIBLE

SHEET NOTES 1. 2. 3.

CONCRETE WALL

NON-RATED WALL, UON FLOOR FINISH TRANSITION SOFFIT ABOVE

PROVIDE ACOUSTIC BATT INSUL PLUMBING WALLS UON.

CEILING ELEVATION MEASURED FROM ABOVE 6. FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N.

CEILING MOUNTED DOWNLIGHT/FAN

2’X2’ ACCOUSTIC CEILING TILE

CMU WALL

BAR SHEET NOTESarchit

SEE G0.21 FOR RESIDENTIAL UNIT ACCESS 901 Battery Street, Sui COMPLIANCE. SEE SHEET A9.01 FOR INTERIOR PARTITION 1. SEE SHEET A9.01 FOR INTERIOR San Francisco, CA 941 SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. 4. RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR PARTITIONS 415 293 5700 ARE A TAGGED. SEE PARTITION SCHEDULE ON A9 SEE A5-SERIES FOR UNIT KITCHEN AND 2. SEE A5-SERIES FOR UNIT KITCHE www.bararch.com BATHROOM DETAIL PLANS. BATHROOM DETAIL PLANS. 5. PROVIDE ACOUSTIC BATT INSULATION AT PLUMBING WALLS UON. SEE G0.21 FOR RESIDENTIAL UNIT ACCESSIBILITY 3. SEE G0.21 FOR RESIDENTIAL UNI COMPLIANCE. COMPLIANCE. 6. CEILING ELEVATION MEASURED FROM ABO FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N. RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR PARTITIONS ARE 4. AS RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR PARTITIO TAGGED. SEE PARTITION SCHEDULE ON A9.01. TAGGED. SEE PARTITION SCHED

CEILING MOUNTED 5. PROVIDE ACOUSTIC BATT INSULATION AT5. DOWNLIGHT PLUMBING WALLS UON.

GYPSUM BOARD SOFFIT

2 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER / FIRE WALL

SEE A5-SERIES FOR UNIT KITCHEN AND BATHROOM DETAIL PLANS.

CEILING ELEVATION MEASURED FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N.

CEILING MOUNTED PENDANT

INTERIOR DECORATIVE CEILING FINISH

WALL SCNCE / HORN-

EXTERIOR CEILING FINISH

STROBE DEVICE 2X2 RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

LEGEND

1 HR RATED FIRE PARTITION / EX 1 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER

2 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER / FIRE

LINEAR SURFACE MOUNTED LEGEND

30” X 48” CLEAR SPACE

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY EDUCATOR HOUSING

1 HR RATED BARRIER

SEE SHEET A9.01 FOR INTERIOR PARTITION SCHEDULE.

RECESSED DOWNLIGHT 4.

GYPSUM BOARD WITH NO SOFFIT

1 HR RATED FIRE PARTITION / EXT WALL

Floor and reflected ceiling plans below address Calfornia Building Codes for the 3-bedrooms units. This unit is an access unit and has to comply with the requirements of California Building Code 11B section.

CONCRETE WALL

LEGEND CMU WALL

1 HR RATED FIRE PARTITION / EXT WALLNON-RATED 1 HR RATED FIRE PART WALL, UON

LINEAR WALL SCONCE CL

1 HR RATED FIRE BARR

2 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER / FIRE 2 HRTRANSITION RATED FIRE BARR  WALL FLOOR FINISH CL

10' - 4"

1 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER

42' - 7"

9' - 10"

CONCRETE WALL

9' - 6"

CONCRETE WALL SOFFIT ABOVE CMU WALL

CMU WALL

2' - 2"

MIN.

MIN

C 48"L x 30"W

Z 4 0 0 Z 3' - 4" 0 Y REMOVABLE 0 IN-TUB SEAT Z 4 Z 6 0 0 0 0 C

30"L x 48"W

66"L x 60"W

1' - 6" MIN Z 4 BATHROOM 2 0 0 (1134A.2 OPTION 2 ITEMS 8-12)

Z 0 Y 0

MIN.

34' - 9"

3 A5.05

GYPSUM BOARD SOFFIT

Z 4 0 0

B 6 6' - 7" 2' - 9" 0 1' - 6" MIN 4 0 BATHROOM 2 Z 6 0 0 (1134A.2 OPTION 2 ITEMS 8-12)

Z 4 0 0

Z 0 Y 0

6 0 4 0

Z 4 0 0

Z 6 0 0

10' - 4"

10' - 7" 10' - 4"

EQ EQ

C 4 0 0

1' - 6"

2 BEDROOM

MIN

C 4 0 0

10' - 7"

MIN

GYPSUM BOARD SOFFIT

INTERIOR DECORATIVE CEILING FIN GYPSUM BOARD SOFFIT

2'X2' ACCOUSTIC CEILING TILE

EXTERIOR CEILING FINISH 2'X2' ACCOUSTIC CEILIN

KEY PLAN-UNIT LOCATION

RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

EXTERIOR CEILING FINISH

1 BEDROOM

N KEY PLAN-UNIT LOCATION RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

CEILING MOUNTED DOWNLIGHT

UNIT TYPE B1.2 CHART MOBILITYCEILING MOUNTED DOWNLIGHT/FAN CL

B1.2 -1 @Folding Wall

1' - 6"

4' - 1"

6' - 5"

C EQ L

6' - 5"

2'X2' ACCOUSTIC CEILING TILE GYPSUM BOARD WITH

LIVING

CEILING MOUNTED DOWNLIGHT DECORATIVE D RINTERIOR AW A N BY Author C H ECK ED BY

7' - 6"

GYPSUM BOARD WITH NO SOFFIT

Checker

R O J E C T N O DOWNLIGHT/F 17071 CEILINGPMOUNTED

34' - 9"

LEGEND

Z 6 0 0

10' - 7"

CEILING ELEVATION MEASURED FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N.

LEGEND

4' - 1"

138

Unit Type 7"

C1-3 BR

INTERIOR DECORATIVE CEILING FINISH

Z 6 Z 6 0 34' 0 - 9"0 0

C 4 0 0

SHEET NOTES

SEE G0.04 FOR KITCHEN / BATHROOM TYPES SCHEDULE

MIN

Z 4 0 0

10' - 4"

30" X 48" CLEAR SPAC

6 0 4 0

2 MOBILITY UNIT C1_3BR/2BA 2 MOBILITY UNIT C1_3BR/2BA KEY PLAN-UNIT LOCATION *BATHROOM SECTIONS 111B-233.3.1.1, SHALL COMPLY 11B-809.4 WITH AND 2016 CBC 11B-603 SECTIONS THROUGH 11B-233.3.1.1, 11B-610 11B-809.4 AND 11B-603 THROUGH 11B-610 A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0" A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0"*BATHROOM 1 SHALL COMPLY WITH 2016 CBC SCAL:NTS

Room Number

138

SEE G0.04 FOR KITCHEN / BATHROOM TYPES SCHEDULE D1

3 BEDROOM

1' - 6"

*BATHROOM 1

BATHROOM 2 MIN 3 2 (1134A.248"LOPTION x 30"W A5.05 ITEMS 8-12) *BATHROOM 1

Unit Type

*BATHROOM 1 SHALL COMPLY WITH 2016 CBC SECTIONS 11B-233.3.1.1, 11B-809.4 AND 11B-603 THROUGH 11B-610 7' - 11" 1' - 0" 3' - 4" 2' - 2" 6' - 7" 7' - 11" 2' - 9" 3' - 4" 6' - 7" 2' - 9"

MOBILITY UNIT 3BR/2BA 7"

REMOVABLE IN-TUB SEAT

2' - 0"

7' - 11" 1' - 6" MIN 1' - 6"

MIN

1' - 6"

1' - 0"

D3 30"L x 48"W

66"L x 60"W

2 MOBILITY UNIT C1_3BR/2BA A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0"

MIN

MIN.

MIN

48"L x 30"W

2' - 2"

*BATHROOM 1 1' - 6"

1' - 6"

Z 6 0 B0

REMOVABLE IN-TUB SEAT

MIN

48"L x 30"W

MIN

1' - 6" 4' - 2"

48"L x 30"W

66"L x 60"W

48"L x 30"W

30"L x 48"W

MIN

4' - 2"

1' - 6" MIN.

MIN.

30" X 48" CLEAR SPACE

GYPSUM BOARD WITH NO SOFFIT

Z 4 0 0 2 BEDROOM

66"L x 60"W

30"L x 48"W 48"L x 30"W

30"L x 48"W

1' - 6"

Z 4 0 0

1' - 0" Z 4 0 0

KITCHEN

30"L x 48"W

48"L x 30"W

30"L x 48"W

1' - 4"

1' - 6"

2'Z - 0" 4 MIN. 0 0

Z 6 0 0

Z 4 0 048"L x 30"W

48"L x 30"W

Z 4 0 0

27' - 7"

SCAL:NTS CL

C1-3 BR

3 BEDROOM 1' - 6" Z 4 0 0

Z 4 0 0

+8' - 6"

2' - 10"

3' - 6" 1' - 4"

+8' - 6"

48"L x 30"W

KITCHEN

MIN

Room Number

4' - 1"

MIN

Z 4 0 0 2' - 0"

Z 6 0 0

30"L x 48"W

KITCHEN CL 1' - 6"

REFLECTED CELING PLAN - MOBILITY UNIT CL

2 BEDROOM

EQ CL

- 6" 1 BEDROOM 1' LIVING

LIVING

1' - 4"

Z 4 0 0 Z 4 0 0 1'1- BEDROOM 6" 2 BEDROOM 1' - 6" Z 4 MIN0 0 MIN D3 D3

3 A5.05

REFLECTED UNITCEILING C1 PLAN -MOBILITY UNIT C1 4 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN4-MOBILITY A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0" A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0"

MIN

1' - 6"

66"L x 60"W

1 BEDROOM 1' - 6"

Z 4 Type 0 Unit 0 3 BEDROOM

66"L x 60"W

LIVING MIN

6' - 5" EQ

+8' - 6"

27' - 7" 2' - 10"

5' - 9" EQ EQ

CL CL

1' - 6"

+8' - 6"

CL 2' - 0"

4 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN -MOBILITY UNIT C1 A4.09 1/4" = 1'-0"

C CLL

3' - 6"

CL 1' - 6"

+8' - 6" 3' - 6"

CL +8' - 6"

+8' - 6"

CL 1' - 6"

6' - 5"

3' - 4"

+8' - 6"

4' - 0"

6' - 5"

CL 2' - 0"

1' - 6"

2' - 11"

+8' - 6"

1' - 6"

+8' - 6"

CL 3' 2' - 4" - 0"

CL EQ

CL EQ CL

5' - 9"

EQ CL

CL EQ 1' - 6"

+8' - 6"

4' - 0"

3' - 4"

+8' - 6"

1' - 6"

2' - 11"

+8' - 6"

6' - 5"

CL EQ

6' - 5"

CL 4' - 0"

+8' - 6"

+8' -+8' 6" - 6"

EQ CL

2' - 11"

+8' - 6"

4' - 0"

+8' - 6"

138

KITCHEN TYPE 3BR CHART KITCHEN TYPE 3BR CHART 1. CEILING ELEVATION MEASURED FROM ABOVE 1. MOBILITY MOBILITY FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N.

Z 4 0 0

MIN

+8' - 6"

1' - 6"

4' - 4" C L

4' - 4"

4' - 0"

5' - 9" 7' - 0"

CL 7' - 0"

4' - 0"

Room Number

C1-3 BR

CEILING ELEVATION SOFFIT MEASURED FROM ABO ABOVE FINISH FLOOR (A.F.F.), U.O.N.

SHEET NOTES

Z 4 0 0

MIN

1' - 0"

D3 +8' - 6"

Unit Type

48"L x 30"W

MIN

Z 4 0 0

FLOOR FINISH TRANSI

SHEET NOTES

KITCHEN TYPE 3BR CHART MOBILITY SOFFIT ABOVE

9' - 6"



FLOOR FINISH TRANSITION

SEE G0.04 FOR KITCHEN / BATHROOM TYPES SCHEDULE

MIN

CL EQ

6' - 5"

EQEQ CL

5' - 9"

9' - 10"

1' - 6"

9' - 6"

5' - 0"

EQCL

5' - 9"

EQ EQCL

5' - 9"

CL EQ

EQ 5' - 9" CL

5' - 9"

10' - 4"

MIN

5' - 0"

7' - 0"

9' - 10"

1' - 0"

1' - 6"

5' - 9"

MIN

10' - 4"

30" X 48" NON-RATED CLEAR SPACEWALL, UO

CL 

42' - 7"

1' - 6" 42' - 7"

CL CL

NON-RATED WALL, UON

5' - 0"

*BATHROOM 1 SHALL COMPLY WITH 2016 CBC SECTION 11BCL 233.3.1.1, 11B-809.4 AND5' 11B-603 - 9" 5' - 9" THROUGH 11B-610

1351 42ND AVENUE

UNIT TYPE B1.2 CHART MOBILITY

Room Number CEILING MOUNTED PENDANT

WALL SCONCE / HORNSTROBE DEVICE

503

2X2 RECESSED DOWNLIGHT SEE G0.04 FOR KITCHEN / BATHROOM TYPES SCHEDULE LINEAR SURFACE MOUNTED UNIT TYPE B1.2 CHART

MOBILITY LINEAR WALL SCONCE

DAT E

ISSUE

CEILING MOUNTED EXTERIORPENDANT CEILING FINIS

03.24.20 50% DD SET 04.07.20 SITE PERMIT RE 05.13.20 100% DD SET 07.15.20 1 SITE PERMIT RE RECESSED DOWNLIGHT 2X2 RECESSED 07.14.20 DOWNLIGHT 50% CD SET 09.02.20 85% CD SET CEILING MOUNTED DOW 09.07.20 2 SITE PERMIT RE

WALL SCONCE / HORNSTROBE DE

LINEAR SURFACE MOUNTED

CEILING MOUNTED DOW LINEAR WALL SCONCE

CEILING MOUNTED PEN LINEAR PENDANT

WALL SCONCE / HORN EXIT SIGN EXIT SIGN2X2 DIRECTION RECESSED DOWNL

SIDE OF EXIT SIGN WALL MOUNTED LINEAR SURFACE MOUN CEILING EXHAUST

LINEAR WALL SCONCE

0 1

1 1 0 1 1 1 0

3-A 4 0 2 0 4

12 2.7 0.0 (2) SEPARATE1.0 SWITCHES FOR 1.0 12 RANGE HOOD LIGHT & FAN 24 3.0 12.0 24 5.3 0.0 24 3.0 6.0 24 5.3 0.0 24 5.3 21.3

33 12 18 32 18 32 32

TOTAL: PERCENTAGE ACCESSIBLE:

49.1

49.1 / 83.4 =

2.7 1.0 0.0 5.3 3.0 5.3 0.0

2.7 2.0 12.0 5.3 9.0 5.3 21.3

34.3

83.4 58.8%

3 ACCESSIBLE K A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0" 2' - 5"

A-8 A-9 B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5

3-B

2-B

ACCESSIBLE STORAGE CALCULATION

1' -

M 2' - 10"

YPE 2

49.1

49.1 / 83.4 =

34.3

1' - 0"

83.4 58.8%

2' - 9"

2' - 0"

OPEN UNDER

CLR.

1' - 0"

B-3

2-B

2-A 0

B-4

3.0

12.0

(2) SEPARATE SWITCHES FOR 5.3 0.0 RANGE HOOD LIGHT & FAN TOTAL:

33.7

PERCENTAGE ACCESSIBLE:

GFCI

8' - 9"

1.0 1.5 2.7 2.0 1.5 5.7 2.5 2.7 1.0 0.0 5.3

2.0 3.0 2.7 4.0 3.0 5.7 2.5 5.5 2.0 12.0 5.3

0.0

12.0

5.3

2 ACCESSIBLE K A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0"

31.3

65.1

33.7 / 65.1 =

12 35 30.01 TYP

GFCI

1.0 1.5 0.0 2.0 1.5 0.0 0.0 2.7 1.0 2' - 10" 12.0 0.0

1'-1" DIS SWITCH

1.0 1.5 2.7 2.0 1.5 B-1 5.7 2.5 2.7 1.0 1' - 0"3.0 5.3

SIDE REACH

12 12 12 12 12 24 12 12 12 2' - 6"24 24 CLR.

3' - 11" MAX

12 18 33 24 18 34 30 33 12 18 32

TYP

1 1 1 1 1 1B-2 OPEN 1 1 1 2' - 8" 0 1 OPEN UNDER

31 " ACCESS. STOR

1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 0

1' - 3"

A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5 A-6 A-7 A-8 A-9 B-1 B-2

6" BACKSPLASH TYP

2' - 10"

1' - 3"

2' - 5"

6' - 10"

MAX under the sink and MAX Accessible units need to provide clear4'-0" space work area to allow front approach for the wheelchair. Hence the kitchen will lose storage. According to the codes, kitchen storage should provide equal or greater than 50% of the storage a regular unit. The chart shows the B-5 ofB-4 B-3 OPEN calculation of shelves and drawers to meet the code.

A-1

AREA PER INNACCESSIBL TOTAL # OF ACCESSIBLE1' - #0"OF INACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLE WIDTH DEPTH SHELF OR E STORAGE SORAE SHEELVES OR SHELVES OR STORAGE AREA (INCHES) (INCHES) DRAWE AREA AREA DRAWERS MAX DRAWERS (S.F) 1'-0 MIN (S.F.) (S.F.) (S.F.) 2' - 6"

CAB. TAG

1' - 0"

1' - 3"

4' - 2"

STORAGEA-4CALCS. - KITCHEN A-3 A-2"L" TYPE 1

1' - 0"

A-5 50%

A-6

2' - 5"

5.7 2.0 2.5 5.5 2.0 4.0 4.0 2.7 2.0 12.0 5.3 9.0 5.3 21.3

A-7

6" 6"

5.7 1.0 2.5 2.7 1.0 2.0 2.0 2.7 1.0 0.0 5.3 3.0 5.3 0.0

A-8

CLR

0.0 1.0 0.0 2.7 1.0 2.0 2.0 0.0 1.0 12.0 0.0 6.0 0.0 21.3

A-9

2' - 10"

INNACCESSIBL TOTAL E STORAGE SORAE AREA AREA (S.F.) (S.F.)

2' - 5"

ACCESSIBLE STORAGE AREA (S.F)

GFCI DIS/DW

2' - 0"

1' - 0"

MAX

2' - 0"

2' - 6"

1' - 0"

2' - 9"

TYP.

1' - 0"

(2) SEPARATE SWITCHE RANGE HOOD LIGHT & F

51.9%

2'-5 3/4" MA

RANGE DEPT

12 35 30.04 - 24" DEEP TYP

51.9%

2' - 8" OPEN UNDER

1-B

2' - 6"

A-2

A-1

2' - 6"

11 31 00.05 TYP

1' - 6"

OPEN

B-2

2' - 1"

2' - 8"

DISH WASHER

OPEN UNDER

B-1

1' - 0" MAX

1' - 6"

TYP

B-3

1' - 0"

6" 6"

2' - 6"

1' - 0"

TYP

6' - 10"

1' - 0"

MIN

GFCI

A-3

3' - 0"

A-4

12 36 61.02 TYP

12 35 30.01 TYP

MAX

1' - 0"

22 40 00.02 TYP

1' - 0"

7' - 3"

9/2/2020 5:42:25 PM

11 31 00.07 TYP A-5

1' - 6"

2' - 10" BACKSPLASH TYP

33.7 / 65.1 =

OPEN

(2) SEPARATE SWITCHES FOR RANGE HOOD LIGHT & FAN

2' - 9"

2' - 5" CLR

5.3 65.1

A-6

2' - 0"

1' - 0" 1' - 3" 31 " ACCESS. STOR

5.3 31.3

B-4

1-B 1' - 6"

11 31 00.01 TYP

46" MAX

0.0 33.7

12 36 61.02 TYP

2' - 10"

6" BACKSPLASH TYP

12.0

A-7

2' - 10"

0.0

A-8

1' - 3"

12.0

A-9

12 35 30.01 TYP

2' - 6"

2.0 3.0 2.7 4.0 3.0 5.7 2.5 5.5 2.0 12.0 5.3

2' - 6"

1.0 1.5 2.7 2.0 1.5 5.7 2.5 2.7 1.0 0.0 5.3

2' - 9"

1.0 1.5 0.0 2.0 1.5 0.0 0.0 2.7 1.0 12.0 0.0

1' - 0"

2' - 0"

INNACCESSIBL TOTAL E STORAGE SORAE AREA AREA (S.F.) (S.F.)

ACCESSIBLE STORAGE AREA (S.F)

11 31 00.06 TYP

SIDE REACH

YPE 1

1' - 0" MAX

3'-0" MI

1-A

1 ACCESSIBLE K A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0"

19" MAX AFF

3-B

11"MIN

3-A

ACCESSIBLE PUBLIC TOILET ELEVATIONS 09 65 13.03 TYP

2-C

2-D

CLR

09 65 13.03 TYP

4' - 0" 3' - 0" FIBERGLASS REINFOR TO TOP OF GRAB BAR

8" MIN

9" MIN

2' - 5" MIN

2' - 3" MIN

2' - 9"

TO TOP OF SINK

09 65 13.03 TYP

17" MIN 0"4"

AFF

2' - 3" TYP

1' - 0" MIN

3-C

2' - 3" TYP

22.02 TYP

CLR

2' - 3" TYP

2' - 9" MAX

TYP

TO TOP OF SI

2' - 5" MIN

9" MI

2' - 3" MIN

33" MIN

36" MAX. TOP OF GRIPP

8" MIN

3 11B RESTROOM -09LEAR 65 13.03 A5.08 1/2" = 1'-0" TY

17" MIN

09 65 13.03 TYP

19" MAX AFF

48"L x

2-B

1' - 7"

MIN.

2' - 4"

26.01 TYP

FOF

+9" - 0"

10 28 00.13 TYP

GRAB BAR W/ BACKING TYP.

2-B

22.03 TYP

AFF

2-A 1-C

09 65 13.03 22.02 TYP TYP

AFF

2' - 5" MIN

2' - 3" MIN

48" MIN 5' - 0" MIN

TYP.

1' - 6"

TYP. 9" MIN

2' - 9" MAX REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP) FIBERGLASS TO TOP OF SINK

33: MIN 2' - 3" TYP 36" MAX TOP OF GRIPPING SURFACE AFF

1' - 7" MIN

WRAP AND INSULATE PIPES AT LAVS TYP.

09 65 13.03 TYP

1-D

AFF

2' - 3" TYP

TO REFLECTIVE SURFACE

3' - 4"

34" MAX

TYP

09 65MIN 13.03 48" TYP

TO COUNTERTOP

17"-19"

1' - 7" MIN 9/2/2020 5:42:53 PM

2-C

09 65 13.03 TYP

FOLD DOWN CHANGING TABLE

AFF

TO TOP OF GRAB BAR 2' - 3" TYP

3' - 0"

11"MIN

3' - 6"

RECESSED

MIN

17" MIN 19" MAX AFF

3' - 6"

4' - 0" TYP

3' - 0"

10 28 00.15 TYP

1' - 0"

10 28 00.15 TYP

9" MIN

2' - 5" MIN

2' - 3" MIN

2' - 9"

TO TOP OF SINK

AFF

2' - 3" TYP

The project has four public toilets. Each restroom includes the vanity, a grab bar and a FOLD DWON CHANGING TABLE baby changing station. All elements have to allow wheelchairs to move around freely. The elevations in this page for one of the restrooms MIN CBC 11B section. depicts the codes under8" the

48"L x 3

8" MIN

1' - 0" MIN

09 65 13.03 TYP

- COM 2 11B RESTROOM 17"MIN 1'-0" A5.08 1/2" =19" MAX AFF

1-B

19” MIN

CL 26.01 TYP

17" MIN. 18" MAX. - TYP.

2' - 1" FOF

10 28 00.13 TYP

5' - 0" MIN AFF

1-C

17"MIN

1-B

19" MAX AFF

09 65 13.03 TYP

1-A

22.03 TYP

WRAP AND INSULATE PIPES AT LAVS TYP.

4' - 0" TYP

48"L x 30"W

TO REFLECTIVE SURFACE

3' - 4"

33" MAX

1' - 0" MIN

09 65 13.03 TYP

TO COUNTERTOP

17"-19"

TO TOP OF GRAB BAR

3' - 0"

8" MIN

9" MIN

2' - 5" MIN

2' - 3" MIN

TO TOP OF SINK

2' - 9" MAX

10 28 00.15 TYP

AFF

RESILIENT COVE BASE MIRROR GLASS GRAB BAR TOILET, SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS SINK, SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS LIGHT FIXTURE, SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWING

2' - 3" TYP

17"-19"

09 65 13.03 10 28 00.13 10 28.15 22.02 22.03 26.01

GRAB BAR W/ BACKING TYP.

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP)

3' - 0"

FOLD DOWN CHANGING TABLE

1 11B - LOBBY RESTRO A5.08 1/2" = 1'-0"

1' - 0"

MAX

CHES FOR & FAN

MIN

3 ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN "L" TYPE 3 A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0"

LEGEND

UNIT: 138, 442, 544

DUPLEX OUTLET

KITCHEN PLAN & ISOMETRIC 2' - 9"

2' - 6"

2' - 10" MAX

WORKSURFACE

RANGE

REFRIGERATOR

MIN

SHELVES AT ACCESSIBLE UNITS, WHERE SHOWN

KEYNOTES KEY

48" W x 30"L

GFCI

GFCI DIS/DW

TYP.

1'-1" DIS SWITCH

SIDE REACH

3' - 11" MAX

TYP

REF

DESCRIPTION

11 31accessible 00.01 REFRIGERATOR All the units in the project can be easily turned into fully 11 31 00.05 RANGE 00.06 KITCHEN EXHAUST HOOD apartments. DWThe diagrams below demonstrate how the11 31removable 11 31 00.07 DISHWASHER 30" W x 48"L cabinets work in the kitchen. 12 35 30.01 RESIDENTIAL CASEWORK 30" W x 48"L

12 35 30.04 FULL DEPTH CABINET 12 36 61.02 QUARTZ SURFACING COUNTERTOPS 22 40 00.02 UNDERMOUNT DBL SINK W/ REAR DRAIN FOR ADA KNEE CLEARANCE GOOSENECK PROVIDE&REQUIRED FAUCET W/ EXTRACTABLE TRIGGER CLEARANCE. SEE SPRAY 5/A9.71 & SINGLE LEVER HANDLE

2-A 2-B

48" W x 30"L

A5.04

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COMPARBLE ACCESSIBLE RANGE HOOD CONTROLS ON CABINET FACE/ REPLACE "A"

APPLIACNE CONTROLS "A" BEYOUND ACCESSIBLE REAHC RANGE

GFCI

1' - 3"

31 " ACCESS. STOR

8' - 9"

1' - 0"

A-1

ACCESSIBLE STORAGE RH

GFCI

MAX

1' - 0"

2' - 10"

SWITCH

NON-ACCESSIBLE STORAGE

2'-5 3/4" MAX

1' - 0"

MAX

QUAD OUTLET

240V OUTLET

RANGE DEPTH

1' - 0"

FRANCIS

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE REQUIRMENTS. PROVIDE QUAD OUTLET FOR MAKEUP TO INACCESSIBLE DUPLEX OUTLET AT ACCESSIBLE UNITS. DUPLEX OUTLET AT FRONT EDGE OF COUNTERTOP WHERE WALL EXISTS. REFER TO ENLARGED PLANS STARTING ON SHEET A5.1

2' - 10"

2'-0" CNTR DEPTH TYP.

E SWITCHES FOR D LIGHT & FAN

ACCESSIBLE WLL SHELF

2 ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN "L" TYPE 2 A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0"

REMOVABLE KITCHEN

UNIT: 136, 236, 306, 336, 341, 406, 429, 436, 503, 541 BASE CABINETS

30" W x 48"L

1-A

A-1

2' - 10" BACKSPLASH TYP

48" W x 30"L CNTR. DEPTH

2' - 0" MAX-TYP

GFCI

2' -

" 2'-0

T DEP

1' - 3" MIN

MIN AR DE P TH

TYP

PTD. GY

8" 2' -

FOR FA P0.00 RETURN

"EPR STAMP AREA" 2' -

FLOORING CONTINUES UNDER REMOVABLE CABINET TO WALL

DW GFCI DIS/DW

REF

GFCI

1' - 0" MAX

3'-0" MIN.

19"

5' - 0"

SOLID S W/INTE BACKS

0" 4' -

ENLARGED KITCHEN TYPES AND ELEVATIONS - ACCESSIBLE

STL. CH INTERM STRUCT

INSULA

1' - 1"

1' - 0"

TYP.

MIN

REMOVABLE KITCHEN BASE CABINETS

KITCHEN ISOMETRICSCALE: - REMOVABLE As indicated BASE CABINETS

1 ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN "L" TYPE 1 A5.04 1/2" = 1'-0"

SCAL:NTS UNIT: 535 SEE KEYNOTES AND ELEVATIONS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES, AMENITIES, FINISHES AND APPLIANCES-TYP. 9/2/2020 5:46:13 PM

12 35 30.01 TYP

MAX

1' - 0"

6" 6"

CL TYP

2' - 5" CLR

1' - 0" MAX

30" W x 48"L

GFCI

2' - 6"

3' - 0"

7' - 3"

48" W x 30"L

CLE

2' - 5" CLR

A5.04

1-B

2' - 5" CLR.

12 36 61.02 TYP

30" W x 48"L

1' - 0"

ACCESSSIBLE STORAGE

W S U OR K RF AC E

3' - 10" MAX. SIDE REACH

2'-5 3/4" MAX RANGE DEPTH

A5.04

7 KITCHEN ISOMETRIC - REMOVABLE BASE CABINETS A9.71

SEE ALSO THIS SHEET FOR ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR 11A ADAPTABLE UNIT AND 11B ACCESSIBLE KITCHENS AND KITCHENETTES, AS WELL AS A4- AND A5-SERIES FOR KITCHEN TYPES FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS AND LAYOUTS.

OUTLIN AT KNE

FIN F

9 A9.7

48"L x 30"W

1' - 6" TYP

PROVIDE QUAD OUTLET FOR MAKEUP TO INACCESSIBLE DUPLEX OUTLET AT ACCESSIBLE UNITS. DUPLEX OUTLET AT FRONT EDGE OF COUNTERTOP WHERE WALL EXISTS. REFER TO ENLARGED PLANS STARTING ON SHEET A5.1

LEGEND

.03 TYP

BATHROOM PLAN & ISOMETRIC 3 11B RESTROOM - LEARNING CENTER A5.08 1/2" = 1'-0"

FRANCI

4' - 10"

4' - 0" TY

FIBERGLASS REINFORCE

CLR

2' - 3" TYP

1' - 7" MIN.

KEYNOTES

48"L x 30"W

KEY 09 65 13.03 10 28 00.13 10 28 00.15 22.02 22.03 26.01

DESCRIPTION RESILIENT COVE BASE MIRROR GLASS GRAB BAR TOILET, SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS SINK, SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS LIGHT FIXTURE, SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

2-C

TYP.

1' - 6"

1' - 0"

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP)

4' - 0" TYP

33: MIN

36" MAX TOP OF GRIPPING SURFACE

10 28 00.15 TYP

TYP.

5' - 0"

17" MIN. 18" MAX.

Below diagrams showing 2-Ahow to turn a regular bathroom into a 2-D A5.08 2-B fully accessible compliant bathroom.

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48"L x 30"W REQUIRD CLEAR FLOOR SPACE FOR PERMITTED TO OVERLAP VANITY

22.02 TYP

2 11B RESTROOM - COMMUNITY ROOM A5.08 1/2" = 1'-0" REMOVABLE CABINET

5' - 0" CLR

3" 2' MIN 18"

2' - 9"

MIN

1-C 66"

MIN

33" MAX. TO TOP OF COUNTERTOP

48"L x 30"W

1 11B - LOBBY RESTROOM A5.08 1/2" = 1'-0"

1-B

CLR

1/4" 'V' GROOVE AT A

"EPR STAMP AREA"

APRON, SAME MATE AS COUNTERTOP

5' - 0"

SUPPORT FRAME

ENLARGED RESTROOM TYPES & ELEVATIONS COMMON AREAS

OVERFLOW DIP EXCLUDED FROM KNE SPACE, 1138.A.2.1, EX 60"

. MIN

ACCESSIBLE KNEE CLEARANCE, SEE: 8/G

SCALE: 9/2/2020 5:46:16 PM

4' - 0" TYP

TO REFLECTIVE SURFACE

3' - 4"

33" MAX

WRAP AND INSULATE PIPES AT LAVS TYP.

A5.08

48"L x 30"W

1-A 1-D

1' - 6"

2' - 5"

FOF

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC (FRP)

.03 TYP

17" MIN. 18" MAX. - TYP.

2' - 1"

TO COUNTERTOP

As indicated

BATHROOM ISOMETRIC - REMOVABLE BASE CABINETS

10 LAVATORY - DWELLING UNIT BATH ISOMETRIC A9.72

A5.08

SCAL:NTS

SEE ALSO G0.27 FOR ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR 11A ADAPTABLE UNIT AND 11B ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS, AS WELL AS DETAILS 6 & 7/A9.2 ON THIS SHEET. SEE ALSO UNIT BATH TYPES FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS AND LAYOUTS.

9 SINK C A9.72 1 1/2" =

INTERIOR DESIGN

ACCOMPLISHED PROJECTS Each project is a journey with its own story. When I design, my process starts with understanding my client’s goals and aspirations while balancing the reality of their budgets and needs. The experience of running my own Design Studio for 6 years has helped me to find two ways of communicating design solutions to clients and the design team. Hence this is critical to help them visualize how some ideas would work brilliantly while others, even if they insist in on them, would not deliver to their expectations. 15

XING YI DISTRICT TAIPEI - SON

In this project, the clients had a single unit and the desire to converting it into two side by side independent homes to gift to their son and daughter. The challenge of the project was to meet city codes as well as to create spacious spaced of two narrow layouts for both of the units, each with different design tones and textures. The apartments aimed at reflecting the client’s son and daughter’s personalities.

XING YI DISTRICT TAIPEI -DAUGHTER

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The son’s unit had to reflect his taste in pop music, in opposition to the daughter’s unit and her love for classical music. In the case of the daughter’s apartment, the initial point of reference and design inspiration was the flower arrangement on the picture to the right. The client’s desire was also to have common design elements in both apartments, such as the sofa and other furniture elements.

CUSTOMIZED DESIGNS Up : This showcase combines regular storage and a wine cellar together. It creates an elegant atmosphere while providing functionality to the dinning area. Low : In Taiwan, clients consider Feng-Shui in their design approach often. The door of the master bedroom is facing the entrance. According to the rules of Feng-Shui, it will cause health and career problems to people who live there. Also, another challenge is the limitation of the space where we need to open up the dining area to share with the living room. After consulting with a Feng-Shui practitioner, the solution was to design a hidden door that is part of wall paneling.

MIRROR

OFF-WHITE PAINT

HIDDEN DOOR Hidden Door /

LEARTHER

CUSTOMIZED DESIGNS

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Up-Right : The design is a modern and sophisticated cabinet to meet the needs of the clients. Low-Left : Elevation and finished projecting showcasing the design of the Chinese screens combining three hidden doors in order to meet FengShui’s practice. The client was a professor teaching Chinese culture at the university in Taiwan who desired to bring her traditional culture into her home.

TEAK WOOD VENEER 1/8” WOOD TRIM BROWN MIRROR CHINESE TRADITION WOOD SCREEN 1/8” TRIM ON TOP OF TEAK WOOD VENDER

SCHOOL PROJECT

DOMUN REFUGEE CENTER

The concept behind this project is organic rebirth. The project is named Ovum because this idea is based on the cycle of life. A bird lays an egg, which through growth and nourishment, hatches a newborn chick. My initial research on birds showed a parallel between the cycle of life in nature and how people interacted with one another. Additional research showed the symbiotic relationship of organs in a bird’s body, which correlated to the way I wanted to design each space, as they would complement each other.

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT The egg-shaped concept for this project, the Ovum, captures the essence of life. The design represents the user’s progression as they journey into the next chapter of their lives. The structure conveys vitality, movement as well as connection and will appeal to refugees and locals while rekindling their enthusiasm for the future.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 1 Curtain wall 2 Facade system 3 Living walls 4 Tanks

The first aspect of my design focuses on the ambience. All the public spaces with higher noise levels use open space without walls on first floor. Spaces which require better noise insulation are located on the second floor with more enclosed rooms. The second focal point of my design is the water, because it is an essential nutrient that allows organisms to grow. As Portland has a high annual rainfall, I implemented a reclaimed water system to reuse the rainwater.

2 1

3 3

As Portland has a high natural rainfall, I implemented a reclaimed water system to reuse the rainwater.

SPATIAL PLANING 1 LOBBY

4 RESTROOM

1 RECEPTION

4 OPEN OFFICE

2 CAFÉ

5 COMMUNITY ROOM

2 COMPUTER LAB

5 SOCIAL SERVICE OFFICE

3 WAITING AREA

6 CLASSROOM

3 RESTROOM

6 MULTIFUNCTION ROOM

T4 UP

Level 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

C5 T5 C4

16'

32'

4' - 5"

STOOLS

COFFE SHOP

STOOLS

DESIGN WITH INREACH

WAITING AREA

STOOLS

MCGUIRE

COMMUNITY ROOM

DINING TABLE

MCGUIRE

COMMUNITY ROOM

DINING TABLE

CUSTOM

COW LEATHER SOFA

COUNTERTOP

CUSTOM

STON TOP AND WOOD BUDDY

COUNTERTOP

CUSTOM

STON TOP AND WOOD BUDDY

RECEPTION

DESIGN WITH INREACH

COFFE SHOP

DINING TABLE

MCGUIRE

COMMUNITY ROOM

DINING TABLE

DESIGN WITH INREACH

COFFE SHOP

SIDE TABLE

DESIGN WITH INREACH

COFFE SHOP

SIDE TABLE

MCGUIRE

WAITING AREA

COFFEE TABLE

NORTH

4' - 5"

3' - 5" T1 C1

F5 C8

F6 C9 F1

F4 C3 T3

C5 DN

F7 C10

F3 C5

T5 UP

ENGINEER TYPE STRUCTURE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING DN FIRE

NAME MARK HAMILL DAVID HUNG TOM COLE HECTOR SANCHEZ

Level 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

PHONE NUMBER 408-446-1041 209-320-6700 415-872-8106 408-555-5698

0' 1

Each part of the building is designed to meet functional needs. The first floor provides all spaces for communal activities, encouraging residents to interact with each other.

3' - 5" 4' - 11"

COFFE SHOP

DESIGN WITH INREACH

5' - 4"

DESIGN WITH INREACH DN

DINING TABLE

3' - 6"

4' - 1"

DINING CHAIR

16'

32'

16'

NORTH

32'

NORTH

Level 2 1/8" = 1'-0"

The second floor is designed to provide private spaces such Owner as offices for counseling and job services, a computer lab Project Name and training center and others. PROPOSE 1ST FLOOR PLAN Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

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COFFE SHOP C7

MARK ZUCKERBERG 408-472-7195 MARKZUCK12@GMAIL.COM 500 2ND STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 4' - 4"

4' - 4"

T6 C6 COFFE SHOP

DESIGN WITH INREACH

FURNITURE SCHEDULE

C5 KEY C8 C1 C9 C2 C10 C3 F4 C4 F5 C5 F6 C6 F7 C7 T4 F1

DESIGN WITH INREACH

4' - 0

4' - 4"

FURNITURE SCHEDULE KEY MANUFACTURER

6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY SERVICES(PNMCS)

4' - 4" TYPE

DOMUS REFUGEE CENTER

5' - 4"

4' - 11"

DESCRIPTION

3' - 1"

4' - 1"

MANUFACTURER

3' - 1"

KEY

3' - 5" 4' - 5"

FURNITURE SCHEDULE

3' - 1"

4' - 4"

4' - 5"

3' - 1"

4' - 5"

SEBASIAN CHENG 4088969565 SEBASTIANCHENG12@GMAIL.COM

DESIGN WITH INREACH MANUFACTURER DESIGN WITH INREACH DESIGN WITH INREACH DESIGN WITH INREACH DESIGN WITH INREACH DESIGN WITH INREACH DESIGN WITH INREACH CUSTOM DESIGN WITH INREACH CUSTOM DESIGN WITH INREACH CUSTOM MCGUIRE DESIGN WITH INREACH MCGUIRE DESIGN WITH INREACH CUSTOM CUSTOM

CUSTOM

DESIGN WITH INREACH

MCGUIRE

DESIGN WITH INREACH

MCGUIRE

BUILDING ELEVATION AND FINISHES Natural lighting and its use throughout the project was a key design element. Curtain walls were placed on the east and south sides to gain as much natural light as possible. Office and classrooms were situated on the north of the building where the lighting is gentler. A key design element is an open second floor and a needed a glass dome in order to allow more light to flow into the lobby.

LOBBY AND CAFÉ A third point of consideration was natural lighting, because it gives energy to both plants and humans. I placed public spaces on the east and south sides utilizing curtains to gain as much natural lighting as possible. The natural light is gentler to the north, so I designated rooms on that side of the building for offices and classrooms. I opened the second floor and added a glass dome in order to allow more light into the lobby.

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

The lobby is a key space for this project. Its focal point resides in the organic circle line from the lobby to the dome’s peak at 34 feet above. The lobby has parallels with its egg shape as the ongoing activities of the users within the lobby represents the growth and transformation from an embryo to a baby chick.

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail 2 Eleva tion 1

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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32'

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RECEPTION AT SECOND FLOOR The final point of emphasis for this project is the aesthetic design. The organic lines within the space are designed to accentuate the concept of liveliness. The lines represent the flow of the energy and that makes the community center seems more alive. Real plants are used in the trims and walls, to represent the idea of the symbiotic relationship of organs.

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On the left hand side of the stairway is the reception desk for the second floor. This space is to function as a small library, concierge lounge and a checkin desk. The design’s purpose is to create a lively feel which draws the attention of people entering the building towards the biophilic trim and upwards along the pendant light to the peak of the dome. This natural progression of looking up through the greenery and light fixture is created so that they will have a feeling of hope and rebirth.

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These four aspects of the design create a more vibrant refugee center. Because of the biophilic design and spatial planning, the building and users operate together as a unified ecosystem. The project meets the conceptual goal of rebirth and at the same time helps refugees integrate into their new environment.

The residential design also builds on the idea of hope and rebirth. Unlike the areas for public use, which are open and promote interaction, the residential quarters are private and comfortable. Just as the rest of the Refugee Center, all private rooms lead towards a centralized common area for residents to intermingle.

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EXPERIENCES Technical Designer, G7A | Gonzales Architects San Francisco 2020 - Present

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Junior Architectural Consultant, AND Architecture + Community Planning San Francisco 2018 - 2020 Owner, Water Design Studio Taiwan 2012 - 2017

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