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School Academy of Art University Student Shihui Yang Instructor Leonarda Tamayo Date 2016 Summer Photography Shihui Yang Print Chum’s Design & Print Bindery Chum’s Design & Print Materials International Hammermill, 32lb Fonts Helvetica-Narrow-Bold, Univers, Baskerville Software Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator ©2011 All rights reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced without express permission from Shihui Yang.

ABOUT ME My name is Shihui Yang. I was born in 1990 in Jiaozuo, which is a small city in China. My hobby is dancing, drawing and photography. My grandfather was good at traditional Chinese painting, which is color ink on rice paper. I liked watching him paint landscapes with birds, trees and mountains. He didn’t talk too much about painting, but I learned a lot by watching. I gradually fell in love with Chinese painting, so my grandfather became my first art teacher in my life. When I was in middle school, there was a TV show called “Exchange Spaces.” The program is primarily concerned with two different families decorating each other’s house within 48 hours. Through this TV show, I became to know interior design, and I found it so interesting to create a space however I want, and make it exciting and fun for other people. For this reason, I decided to learn interior design and was admitted to Luxun Academy of Fine Arts in Dalian. I learned a lot about graphic design and display design. To further my education, I decided to study abroad in the Academy of Art University. Through three years of study, I have learned a lot in hand drawing, computer skills, ideas, and so on. As for my future career goals, I really want to be a professional designer and open an interior design studio in China. I just want use what I have learned to create more comfortable and sustainable spaces for people to enjoy.

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DESIGN MILK RETAIL DESIGN

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FASHION MAGAZINE OFFICE COMMERCIAL DESIGN

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GRAPHIC DESIGN OTHER SKILLS

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Never design your character like a garden where anyone can walk. Design your character like the sky where everyone desires to reach. Tinku Razoria

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Introduction of Design Milk Design Milk is an Online design magazine dedicated to what’s innovative, fresh, and new in the world of design. From art to architecture to style and technology. Design Milk places value on making sure that everyone can work the way he or she wants to in order to accomplish tasks. Most of our team works independently, since we’re all over the country. However, assuming we would have a physical office space in the future, we would most certainly need to accommodate any of our freelancers who would come and work from the space.

Design Milk’s mission is to bring forth great design to everyone.

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Therefore, if someone needs quiet, then there should be a place for that. We need a space that is flexible, and accommodates all kinds of work styles, with open space and private areas. Schedules are also flexible, so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s important for us to accommodate down time and other activities in the space without interfering with the work.

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Client Requirement

Design Milk Showroom

Office Space <3-5 people> / Showroom

Pop-up Store

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Concept Philosophy <Contrast>

The verb contrast means to show a difference, like photos t hat reveal how much weight someone lost by contrasting t he “before” and “after” shots. In this project, according to the requirements of the client, I want to design a space which gives people a feeling of innovation. Combing with the concept “Contrast,” the space will use some contrasting colors and shapes to draw customers’ attention.

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The Path to Showroom Success Step 1: Have a purpose in mind.

Step 2: Plan your showroom around that purpose. Depending on your objective and starting point, for planning out your showroom may take as little as a few months or as long as several years. Even as you plan short-term improvements, keep an eye on opportunities for future expansions and changes to your showroom. As Scott Sommers of Hartville Hardware put it, “ A showroom is never finished.”

Step 3: Develop a process to keep your showroom up-to-date, relevant and competitive. Building or expanding your showroom is just beginning. Several of featured dealers commented on how they work continuously to update their showrooms’ selection of products. Another dealer goes through an annual three-month process to decide which products to add or remove from their showroom.

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When planning the next steps for your showroom, ask yourself: “What is the purpose of our showroom?” and “What are we trying to accomplish?” Do you want to differentiate yourself and display the newest products available? Sell more high-end and high-margin products? Whatever the objective may be, make sure that you define it early in order to stay focused on reaching a successful result.

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Mood Board I want to form bright contrasts using the bold colors in the whole space. I think a showroom needs to have its own unique styles, so I chose some fashion images of modern architecture as my mood board.

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Creativity Innovative

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Floor Plan

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Room Legend F1 Reception

F6 Restroom

F2 Waiting Area

F7 Conference room

F3 Show room

F8 Storage

F4 Pop-up store

F9 Office

F5 Kitchen

F10 In-between space

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Finish Plan

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Material Legend F1 Concrete floor F2 Chrome Yellow Pinstriping Lettering enamel Paint, 1/2 Pint F3 Salerno Porcelain Tile - Carrara Venato Series, Venato/12â&#x20AC;?x24â&#x20AC;?/Matte F4 Kraus Kraus Carpet Tile Thames 704202 Granite

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Furniture Plan

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Furniture Board

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Furniture Legend F1 Reception desk

F7 Conference table

F2 Waiting table

F8 Storage shelf

F3 Display wall fixture

F9 Office desk

F4 Display table

F10 Coffee table

F5 Display shelf

F11 Long bench

F6 Seating bench

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Reflect Ceiling Plan

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2nd Floor

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Lighting Fixture Board

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Lighting Legend Pendant Light - Linear - 2 Lamp 45” -120V Downlight - Recessed Can 6”Incandescent - 120V Troffer Light - 2x4 Parabolic 2’x4’(2 Lamp) - 120V

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Storefront Storefronts should be distinctive from the floors above and allow easy transition from one retailer to another without major structural changes. For this storefront, I have two different options. The first one I followed is the cut shape and yellow color to make it feel consistent from the interior space. The second option is to use the wood material and combine it with the zebra pattern to create a nature feeling.

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Option 1

Option 2

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Reception Follow the line on the floor, t he first thing you can see is the reception area. I use stone material for the reception background wall, which gives people a feeling of postmodernism.

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Pop-up Store The shape of the pop-up store is coming from the design milk logo, which looks like a home. I put three home display shelves in the center and use different kinds of furnitures to create different atmosphere. The function of the guide line on the floor is to show the circulation and product introduction.

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Waiting Area Using the zebra graphic element to make the focal point in this area, and it also looks like the flowing milk that can related to the banding. People can seating on the wood stages for some conversation. The top colorful group chairs can be a decoration that can make the space looks more interesting.

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For the showroom wall, there is a big contrast between dark gray color and bright yellow color. Using cutting shape to connect floor, wall and ceiling. The furniture stand on the wall, so that they will look more creatively and also can save the space.

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The bamboo that grow in the glass wall is a green idea. If someone seating on the bench, they will feel relaxing and close to nature. Big white board provide people the cooperative space, which they can give any suggestion to develop design milk.

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2nd Floor <Rest Area>

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Conference Room

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Good use of the conference room can helps employees be more productive and creative when working in teams. F or this space, I use some modern tables and chairs to give people a creative feeling. Using pendant lighting fixtures to light up the table top area to enhance teamwork.

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Material

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Front view

Top view

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Brand Identity

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Strive for perfection in everything you do. Take the best that exists and make it better. When it does not exist, design it. Fad Ibra

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75 1st St, San Francisco, CA 94105

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Project Information (Site Analysis)

SoMa is the cultural nexus of San Francisco, containing its major museum district, several art galleries, and an eclectic mix of international restaurants, hotels, and theaters. In addition, with its lofts, South Beach high-rise residences, and rundown houses at the neighborhoodâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s margins, SoMa offers a wide range of options for residents. The creative mix of young people and its proximity to the financial district have also made SoMa an irresistible temptation for tech firms and many mainstream retailers. SoMa is thus a vital, constantly improving neighborhood.

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Neighborhood SoMa has always experienced transition hand in hand with its diversity. Not only have the demographics of SoMa shifted over time, but whole neighborhoods have sprouted in places formerly devoid of residents.

Weather SoMaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s climate is characteristic of the cool summer Mediterranean climate of Californiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coast, with moist mild winters and dry summers. Being the surrounded by water moderates temperature swings and produces a remarkably mild year-round climate with little seasonal temperature variation.

Land Uses The neighborhood of SoMa district is a patchwork of art spaces, loft apartments, residential hotels, swanky nightspots, warehouses, shopping malls, furniture showrooms, and the tenacious Internet companies that survived the tech market collapse. Although a lot of building has gone in recent years, it is still not densely developed.

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Concept Statement (Cell)

Cells represent the smallest structural and functional units exhibiting all fundamental properties and

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manifestations of life. I want to use the organization and restructuring character of cell into my office design, because of cooperation is an important part of work. The shape of cells are very interesting, so I will use some curve shape to build the space.

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Top three critical factors for a successful office design solution

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1. Work-Life Balance

2. Strong Team Spirit

3. Transparent & Open Communication

There has to be some sort of balance between work and personal life. In general, having that sense of balance will improve job satisfaction among employees because they will feel that they’re not overlooking the other areas of their lives that are, if not more, important to them than work.

As social beings, we naturally seek support from our peers and seek to belong to a group. Come tough times, the team should come together to deal with whatever problems are out there. This is where a sense of unity is evoked in the team and employees will no longer just feel that they’re working for themselves. They are now working towards something bigger than themselves, and as a team.

In essence, a transparent and open form of communication addresses the employee’s need to feel that what they have to say has value. It is what makes employees feel that they belong in the organization. Work then will become meaningful because the employees know that what they contribute affects organization that they are affiliated with.

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Mood Board Due to many offices are really annoying and depressing, and the environment significantly affects the mood of employees, as well as their energy and creativity. To design an new and comfortable work space is very important. For this project, the client is a fashion magazine firm, so I choose some fashion photographs, and add in some creative elements to make the space more energetic that will attract young, talented and creative workers.

Unity

Creativity

Stable

Fresh

Relaxing

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Bubble Diagram & Block Diagram

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Before beginning the office design, I thought about the types of tasks employees perform in the space. A good office design is not only in functional, but also provides comfortable work areas for staff. The offices need to have some open spaces for people to share with each other ideas, as well as they need to have some private space for conversation.

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Room Legend F1 Reception

F9 Storage

F2 Waiting Area

F10 Rest station

F3 Library

F11 Work station

F4 Meeting room

F12 Conversation area

F5 Accounting

F13 Brainstorming

F6 Offices

F14 Restroom

F7 Conference room

F15 Kitchen

F8 CEO office

F16 Break out

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Furniture Legend T1 Custom reception

C1 Armchair

T2 Conference table set

C2 Double sofa

T3 Tea table

C3 Custom seating area

T4 Meeting table

C4 Office chair

T5 Computer desk set

C5 Round sofa

T6 Conversation table

C6 Curve sofa

T7 Custom working desk

S1 Custom book shelf

T8 Dinning table

S2 Storage shelf

T9 Billiard table

K1 Kitchen cabinet

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Finish Legend F1 Carpet - Miraculous

F3 Contemporary Ombre Waves

Color Rainsong Texture

Grey Rug

8 in. x 8 in.

(7’6 x 9’6)

http://www.homedepot.com

http://www.overstock.com

F2 Stainmaster Essentials

F4 Salerno Porcelain Tile

Conway Cobblestone

Concrete Series Dark Gray

Textured Indoor Carpet

24”x24”

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Lighting Schedule Downlight - Recessed Can 6” Incandescent - 120V

Track Lighting 3_Fixtures 744

Downlight - Wall Washer

Troffer Light - 2x4 Parabolic

6” Incandescent - 120V

2’x4’(2 Lamp) - 120V

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Reception The reception area will be the first impression when your client will have the business. I customize the reception desk according to the concept, and put the waiting area next to the reception for easy to connect with the client.

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Library The library is a space that needs a quiet environment and comfortable seats. I put library in the corner and next to windows to get enough natural light. The shape of book shelves are following the curve line and build up from floor. Bright yellow color will make people exciting.

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Hallway Commercial Design

When you passing the hallway, it is connect with entrance and work stations, and you will see half-opened conference room, manager office and CEO office. Using curve wall and combine with the different color carpet to divided into different parts. The glass wall of the conference room can get more nature light, also it forms a transparent and an open communication space.

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Work Station In order to balance work and life, I designed the nest station next to work station, and I use sustainable materials to build space. The whole work station area is totally open, so that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s easy for people to communicate with each other.

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The organic shape of work station is come from the cell concept, and each branch can be separated, so that it can provide more people to work.

Acrylic solid surface material This material is more popular these years. It can made in to the table top. Because of the healthy and clean easily, more and more people like this material.

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Material Board

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Acrlic solid surface material

Marmoleum Concrete

Carpet - Miraculous I

Tongue and groove

Color Rainsong Texture

wooden planks

Duplicolor BSP304 Paint Shop

Yellow Fabric

Candy Apple Green -32 Oz.

Kona Cotton Solid

Corn Yellow

8 in. x 8 in.

Stone Accessories:

Contemporary Ombre Waves

Superior Building

Grey Rug (7’6 x 9’6)

Supplies Building

STAINMASTER Essentials

Materials Dove White

Conway Cobblestone

8 in. x 8 in. x 3/4 in.

Textured Indoor Carpet

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For the brand identity, I choose simple line to form a construction building shape, and it also from the letter â&#x20AC;&#x153;sâ&#x20AC;? which is my first name. Because of the stability of triangle, I use this shape, combining with different shades of color to create a construction building look. I chose green color of the logo is because the green color will represent sustainable and recycle idea. So for the interior, I will use some sustainable material, reclaimed wood and recycled paper.

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Brand Identity

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Design is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as best to accomplish a particular purpose. Charles Eames

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Leviâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s is the best known jeans name on the planet. The business was founded by the Strauss family in 1875 and produced jeans for miners out of tent fabric and canvas. It then went on to make jeans from denim which is a coarse, heavy twill fabric. The jeans became popular with miners during the California gold rush and were famous for the twin rivets on the pockets. The business went from strength to strength to become one of the twentieth centuryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best known global brands.

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Site Location Retail Design

Westfield San Francisco Centre, 815 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94102 Leviâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new store on Market Street, which is one of the most busy street in San Francisco. The store is next to Old Navy and just down from the Westfield San Francisco City Centre is organized and accessible, featuring recycled barn from California on one of its walls.

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Transportation Market Street, San Franciscoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s premier street and most important destination, is envisioned to become a more attractive place for people to visit, promenade and linger. Despite its attractive design and use of high-quality materials, the sidewalks and public spaces fail to work as gathering places. Great streets have always been more than corridors for movement; they are the civic and cultural centers of cities where people gather to see, learn and participate in a vibrant city life.

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Target Users Levis Jeans demographic segment are 20-24 year old, white male and female, college student, with income in the range of $30,000-$45,000. Our psychographic segmentation includes young men and women that are outgoing, striver, that are apart of the upper class, Generation Y. Our target customer spends a great deal of time at live music events. The genre of music that these people listen to is rock, hip-hop, and trap music. A large amount of their time is spent engaging with friends and family via social media. These people shop at stores such as, Macyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Nordstrom, and Bloomingdales.

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Concept Philosophy Board /Dislocation/

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Dislocation & Levi’s Levi’s jeans is not only the leader of fashion, but also the spirit of a typical representatives of clothes, with a distinctive symbolic meaning of independent, freedom, risk and sexy. And build an enterprising, willfulness, freedom of American culture. Therefore, from a certain perspective, Levi ‘s jeans appeared, became the symbol of a kind of new attitude to life. For the world dislocation, it has the same idea with Levi’s of independent, freedom, risk and willfulness. Using the concept of dislocation to break the traditional style, and to build a new design trend.

Social Impact The use of sustainable materials. Recycle the old clothes from customers, and they can also get the old change new service, which will save energy and protect environment. Donating clothes to the homeless people once a year.

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Mood Board I use some photographs about paintings and architecture models in my mood board. The components and elements appear in the mood board give a fashion look to show a modern feeling. I want to build a darker interior space, and use bright color to stand out display items.

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Freedom Risk Creative Independent Willfulness

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Design Process During the stage of the process, I begin sketching and making diagrams to help me understand what kind of functional area in this space, and I use the information which I collected from the site and branding. From the brainstorming, I did some sketches from texture of jeans, and it lets me think of some patterns and display items in the space. Through the research of Levis store, I reorganized the bubble diagram of space plan solution.

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Sketches

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Floor Plan

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Furniture Plan

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Furniture Legend F1 Custom display shelf F2 Custom exhibition stand F3 Tailor table F4 Cashier F5 Shelf F6 Custom display table F7 Sitting area

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Reflect Ceiling Plan

Retail Design

Lighting Legend Downlight - Wall Washer 6”Incandescent - 120V Troffer Light - 2x4 Parabolic 2’x4’(2 Lamp) - 120V Downlight - Recessed Can 6”Incandescent - 120V Downlight - Spot 90 Degree Tile - 277V

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Finish Plan

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Finish Legend F1 Concrete floor, Black

F2 Concrete Connection Tile 13”x13”- Steel Structure

F3 Berkshire Flooring Zen 24”x24” Residential Carpet Tile F4 11- Pack Belmar Cashmere Ceramic Floor Tile (Common: 12in.x12in.)

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Store Front

Option 1 Use a dislocation wall to show the movement of the jeans. The picture jeans stick on the glass window, and combine the back real jeans hanging on the wood board, it just looks like a walking people.

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Daltile - Concrete Connection Tile 13”x13”- Steel Structure

Concrete floor, Black

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Using upper part of animal pictures combine with the jeans to express the idea, which the jeans is particularly popular, and even animals want to wear them.

Auto Body Paint, Perm. Red, 1 Qt.

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Wallpaper Mural Red Brick Wall

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Hugger Orange Paint 32 oz Wall

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Costom map fabric wall

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Concrete Connection Tile 13”x13”- Steel Structure

Washed Indigo Blue Upholstery Denim Fabric

Concrete floor, Black

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Hot Sale Area The hot sale area is set of different angle of boards. Some of them are form to display table, and some of them are form to the seating area. I put the branding statement words from the ceiling boards to the floor boards, it makes space looks more interesting and movement.

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Jeans Collection Area For the jeans collection area, the interesting parts are the jeans frames on the wall, which are irregular shape. I use bright orange color to stand out the jeans, so the customer are easy to see the styles. The custom display table in the front also follows the connecting board in the hot sale area.

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Display Shelf Continue with the dislocation idea, this display shelf gives people a feeling of movement. Use bright orange color forms a focal point in this area.

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The project space includes two floors within a new academic building on campus. Within the scope of the project, the first floor is approximately 9,215 usable SF and the second floor is approximately 1,470 usable SF for a total of 10,685 usable SF.

Next University Overview

Next Mission At NEXT University, our goal is to develop critical thinkers who will be our societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future leaders and innovators. Our role is to give students access to a premier education, active and diverse classroom experiences, more faculty interaction and then upon graduation the ability to lead and create an improved future state for our society.

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Design Drivers 1. Active learning 2. Blended learning 3. Rhythm of learning 4. Wellbeing 5. Palette of place

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Concept Philosophy [Dare to Mix] School is a big collective space, which blend of many national students and multiracial culture. In this project, I prefer to build the whole space with different colors, multiple materials and various kinds of furnitures. According to my mood board, I mainly use yellow, green and orange colors to build a functional space basing on the harmony principle. For materials, I will choose some new sustainable materials into my design, which are benefit for healthy.

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Top three critical factors for a successful school design solution

1. Think Sustainability

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• The careful selection of furnishings and interior materials can contribute to improved indoor air quality. • Designing around daylight leads to improved morale and reduced absenteeism. • Re-using and recycling is an educational lesson within itself, one of which the current generation of students is well aware.

Today, however, the furniture needs to respond to the teaching styles of each professor with the ability to reconfigure quietly and with minimal distraction. School design must also acknowledge the rapid pace of change and create environments that are both flexible and adaptable for the future.

The school mostly uses glass walls and glass doors encourage interaction space between students and faculty by inviting people to stroll in. Lounge areas outside offer a place to hang out, talk and share ideas. Wireless access, plenty of power outlets, white boards, small group tables and stackable chairs turn any space into a comfortable, collaborative space.

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Rhythm Harmony Active Various Fresh Movement

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The flat normal building only can get sun light from the top, but the center of the building can not be light up. For this reason, I opened the ceiling in the middle area, so that the surrounding area can get also be light up and save the energy.

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Room Legend F1 Reception F2 Library F3 Classroom 1 F4 Classroom 2 F5 Classroom 3 F6 Large classroom F7 Faculty connection hub F8 Conversation room F9 In between learning spaces F10 Restroom F11 Staircase F12 Student work cafe

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Finish Legend F1 Oak wood floor F2 Concrete floor F3 Nuloom Contemporary Waves Grey Rug F4 Madison Shag Plain Green Modern Solid Area Rug F5 Rugs USA Green Lattice Trellis F6 Salerno Porcelain Tile Textiles Collection - Eggplant F7 Svelte Bright Solid Color Carpet Tiles

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Furniture Legend F1 Reception desk F2 Wood bench F3 Meeting sofa F4 Group work table F5 Single chair F6 Office desk F7 Computer table F8 Conversation table F9 Cabinet F10 School desk F11 Round table F12 Hexagon table F13 Teaching table F14 Long study table F15 Dining bench F16 Cafe sofa F17 Dining table F18 Custom sofa

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Lighting Legend Pendant Light - Linear 2 Lamp 48” - 120V Pendant Light Hemisphere 100w - 120V Downlight - Recessed Can 6” Incandescent - 120V Troffer Light - 2x4 Parabolic 2’x4’(2 Lamp) - 120V Downlight - Wall Washer 6” Incandescent - 120V Delta Light Relation 30

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The first impression of school is the reception area. If this area is professionally designed, it will be functional, professional and stylish. So I mainly focus on various design elements such as color, material and layout, which make a statement about the value o f next university. Ensure that this important front public area sends right message by using design element.

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rectangular shapes to create different function areas, and uses different materials to enrich the space. The wooden seating areas provide students diverse learning environments. For the color of this space, I mainly use gray color combine with some bright yellow and orange to show a feeling of vitality and fresh.

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Classroom The idea for classrooms that are flexible and mobile. Mobility is one of the crucial features for furnitures in a collaborative learning classroom, so I choose the flexible desks and tables to easy combine together. However active learning is surely not only talk about movement, it is also require the classroom to make use of analog and digital visual presentation technology.

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The design features of the Cafe is like an individual experience in a garden. The colors, textures are inspired by the color of vegetation and make the users feel as if they are in an organic environment, ultimately, creating a sense of being in touch with nature. The Cafe provides students with open areas and some private areas for different purpose.

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F05 Rugs USA Green 8’ x 10’ Lattice Trellis Indoor/Outdoor Rug F06 Salerno Porcelain Tile Textiles Collection Eggplant / 12”x12” F07 Nuloom Contemporary Waves Grey Rug (7’6 X 9’6) (Grey), Size 8’ X 10’ F08 Svelte Bright Solid Color Carpet Tiles

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“As Is” CordaRoy’s Full Size Convertible Bean Bag Chair

Steelcase School Chair

Colorful School Chair

Bronze Round Twisted Wire Pendant Lamp

Bryant Faux Wood Patio Picnic Table - Threshold™

1.4” Square LLLSB Series LED Linear Lighting Channel

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The principle of the design - the harmony, rhythm and balance are all the same with interior and fashion design. Venus Williams

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I deeply appreciate everything I have learned in this program. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to my parents. Thanks for your kindness, love and support. To my design directors, instructors and advisors: Steven Weiss, James Freed, Christopher Carpenter, Suzan Swabacker, Kathleen Roche, Michael Sammet, Andrea Jost, Stephanie Smith-Haenel, David Kesler, Edward Pertcheck, Andrea Maison, Felix Goebel, Edwin Jordan, Molly Ness, Sharon Robertson, Ernest Mariotto, Tobi Adamolekun, Denise Richards, John Nettleton, Serena Zanello, Ivan Azerbegi and Leonarda Tamayo. Thanks for teaching and pushing me harder, and changing my perspective. To my dear friends, both near and far: Yixuan Tang, Haoyuan Ma, Ying Chen, Fan Xia, Huizi Li, Binghong Tang, Jingjing Tang, Xiaoting Shen, Xiaoran He, Qian Li, Yufei Liu, Nan Cong, Alex, Phuong Thai, Meda Harini, Nicole Tjota and Cai Wu. If I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have you guys, I couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have survived from this program. thank you People that have helped me along the way

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