INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
WILLIAM LAM BIOGRAPHY & RESUME FULL NAME WILLIAM NIUK FEE LAM WAI YAM BIRTH OF DATE 11TH OCT 1993
GOALS &OBJECTIVES I am graduated from a Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) at Swinburne University of Technology and in hope to build long term career in this particular field. I am a very enthusiastic person and always passionate to learn new things that would enable me to use my creative side. My approach to design is to be realistic and open minded. I enjoy sketching which would help me to communicate in a fast and efficient manner and always looking forward to integrate architectural features in my best possible way. Therefore, my goal is to use these skills to achieve the company’s goal.
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LANGUAGES
INTEREST & HOBBY
CONTACT NUMBER +61 04 375 345 William_lam16@hotmail.com
Kyokushin Karate
Travelling
Athletic- Sports training
Swimming
ADDRESS 720/ 228 A’BECKETTE STREET, MELBOURNE
SKILLS
EDUCATION IGCSE January 2009- November 2010
0 Auto AutoCAD CAD
Proficiency
Autodesk AutodeskRevit Revit
7/ 10
Sketchup Sketchup
5/ 10
BILINGUAL INTERNATIONAL BACCA LAUREATE January 2011-November 2012 Free FreeHand HandSketch Sketch BACHELOR OF DESIGN (INTERIOR DESIGN) August 2013- June 2016
AWARD CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE 2014 top student in a prize unit (DES20014- Digital representation)
10 8/ 10
7/ 10
Illustrator Illustrator
8/ 10
Indesign Indesign
5/ 10
Photoshop Photoshop
7/ 10
Microsoft Microsoftword word
7/ 10
Powerpoint PowerpointPresentation Presentation
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TABLE OF CONTENT
CHILD CARE CENTER
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EXHIBITION CENTRE DESIGN
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RESIDENTIAL BEACH HOUSE VACATION
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SWINBURNE UN BUILDING- SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
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STUDENT DORMITORY (SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS)
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BEE HOME CHILD CARE CENTRE The Childcare centre is a new refurbishment proposalfor the Childcare Facility Swinburne. The childcare centre will be renaming by “Bee Home Child care centre” and the concept of the building are hexagonal bee shape. Bee Home Child care centre consist of only one floor. It requires 2 toddler classroom, 1 baby sleeping room, a sick room, breakfast area, office room, communal room, toilet for the children and also the adults. Bee Home Child care centre is designed in a way where the teachers can look after the children inside and also view from the outside of the school. The child care is structure in a way there it combines the interior and the terrace timber cladding. It therefore creates a unique character. The large window from the toddler’s class room breaks through the exterior of the building which interlocked in a way that would kept the children detached from the interior space.
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Outdoor Park Bench
Exterior Painted design
Aluminium Sliding Door
Brazilian Teak
PLAN
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ELEVATION NORTH VIEW Brazilian Teak
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SECTION VIEW
RECEPTION AREA
STAFF OFFICE
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TODDLER’S CLASSROOMS
Brazilian Teak
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EXHIBITION DESIGN HISTORICAL MELBOURNE MUSEUM SITE EXPLORATION
Brazilian Teak
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Brazilian Teak
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DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING The Exhibition Design building is located in Batman Park just on the right hand side of the tower. The material used for the exterior of the building is made out of Corten steel. The reason why this material has been chosen is because the rusted steel colour shows a good integration with nature. The building consists of two levels which requires a restaurant and three different space. From the ground floor, it shows different types of exposition such as the history of Melbourne and Australia. The artwork has been displayed like a timeline from the 1800s till the 1900s century. In the second floor, there are two galleries which consist the 20th century and the 21st century exposition. The concept is to create a mood and a sense of experience in this time period. The exposition can be changing from time to time but the time period would stay the same according to the three spaces. SITE PLAN- BUILDING LOCATION
Brazilian Teak
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ELEVATIONS
EXTERIOR BUILDING
VIEW OF THE CITY FROM THE TERRACE
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GROUND FLOOR
FLOOR TYPE
AUSTRALIAN BEECH TIMBER
WHITE POLISH CONCRETE
TILE RED DIAMOND RECEPTION
SEMINAR MEETING ROOM
HEXAGONAL TELEVISION
GALLERY EXHIBITION 1
NATURAL BEECH WOOD
STORAGE ROOM COMMUAL ROOM
FEMALE TOILET
18-19th Century Gallery
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BLUE YELLOW CARPET
MALE TOILET
Restaurant
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FIRST FLOOR WHITE POLISH CONCRETE
BRAZILIAN TEAK
ARTIFICIAL GRASS
TERRAZZO
CARPET PAD
20th Century Exposition
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Hand Drawing Sketch Proposal- 21th Century Exposition
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Task 2- Site Analysis ST SKILDA SITE ANALYSIS
Site Level The site level is very important for the construction of the building. The diagram shows the different site levels and also for the surrounding area.
The St Kilda beach is found 6 km away from the city of Melbourne. It is consider as one of Melbourne’s favourite beach side and there are many attraction there. There is the Luna Park, the Palais theatre, the Astor theatre is considered to be an icon for the St Kilda Beach. There is the tram and buses which is just a few minutes’ walk to the beach. There is also a wide range paddle boarding, sailing boat, jet skiing, snorkelling and also skydiving. (St Kilda Tourism Association, 2014) Moreover, there are a variety of restaurants,bars and cafes in the area. Thus, this is a perfect place to enjoy your weekend after a tiring week
Sun Path From the site plan, we can analyze that the sun is making an anti-clockwise direction. While visiting the site, we realize that the temperature gets higher around 3:00pm in the afternoon. This would be a perfect time for tanning on the beach. Around 6 o’clock in the afternoon, we can admire the sunset at the beach.
Noise
The dimension of the site
There are noise everywhere coming from the road, the sea, the restaurant and the pedestrian road. In the morning around 9 o’clock, the road is busy due to the fact that everyone is going to work. Thus we can hear the horn and engine of the car, and also the tram from the road. We can also hear people talking on the pedestrian road. Moreover, there is the pleasant noise of the wave from the sea which makes it a place for peace when sleeping at night. There also noise coming from the restaurant while people are working at the back of the restaurant. bottles and so on. We can also hear people skating on the left hand side of the site plan.
Road Noise
Sea Noise
Circulation For the circulation, we can analyze from the site the purple colour which has been highlighted from the site plan. As said previously from the day around 9 o’clock. Around 7 o’clock at night, we have analyze that the road is more movable compare during the morning. The blue colour shown from the site plan are the pedestrian circulation. Most of the people would rather circulate around the sand for tanning.
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RESIDENTIAL BEACH HOUSE The vacation house is located in St Kilda beach which is found 6km away from the city of Melbourne. The concept which I would like to show is the connection with the interior space and nature so the people from the inside can have an experience of pureness and oneness. It is therefore a new way of seeing nature. This concept would be seen through the materials used and also the rooms such as the bathroom and the open air space. By also having natural materials such as driftwood and bamboo, and also with the large windows which gives us the opportunity to see the magnifying view of the sea from the outside, it allows us a new sense of experience with man and nature. The vacation house has two storeys. On the ground floor, there is a garage, an entry, a powder room, a laundry and guestroom with its bathroom. There is a large open volume containing a kitchen, dining room and kitchen to enjoy the rare commodity of open view of the sea and the sky. There are three large sliding doors openings on track recessed into the floor and stacked away either end to create an essential indoor and outdoor living space. On the first floor, there is a balcony accompanied with a barbeque galore. There is that open of the living space which allows us enjoy the movement and the beach of St Kilda. The master bedroom which is located on the first floor with a unique bathroom which allows us to take a shower in open air without any intimacy.
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GROUND FLOOR
3-INCH OCTAGONAL TILES PURE WHITE
Dining Table and Commual Room
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Guest room & Ensuite
FLOOR TYPES Australian Beech Timber
Berber Carpet
Acoustic Tiles
White Polish Concrete
3-inch octagonal tiles pure white
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FIRST FLOOR
FLOOR TYPES
Hardwood Timber cladding
Acoustic Tiles
White Polish Concrete Master Bedroom
Hand drawn- Master Bedroom Ensuite
3-inch octagonal tiles pure white
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SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
CROSS SECTION
WALL TYPES Drift Wood
Gympsum board
6mm Window Glaze
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REFURBISHMENT OF THE UN BUILDING SUSTAINABLE DESIGN DESIGN INTENT The UN building is a building in Swinburne University campus which consist of 5 levels. The level 1 is a cafeteria, level 2 a bookshop, level 3 a bar with a beer garden and level 4 is the student union office. Melbourne has a housing crisis of a lack of affordable accommodation. Since there has been a rise in living cost, many students need an accommodation which requires cheap lodging closer to Swinburne in order for long working hours. A new capsule hotel has been located in level 4 next to the student union office and also on level 5 with a roof garden. The capsule hotel is a sustainable typology as it uses space and resources efficiently. The capsule hotel is being a proposal which go further showcase of the lowest energy appliances and therefore serve a prototype of low/ NO energy living.
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SITE PLAN ANALYSIS RAIN GARDEN
UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE (AQUAPLATE 10,000 LITRES) WATER STORAGE TANK SLIMLINE 3000 LITRES
WIND TUNNEL
VEGETATION
NOISE
BEST VIEW
HOT WIND
COLD WIND
MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE
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LEVEL 3COMMUAL ROOM & BEER GARDEN
LEVEL 3- FLOORING FINISHES POLISH FLOOR CONCRETE SEAMLESS BEER GARDEN HOT BOX STAIRS AREA
ORIENTED BIEGE TILES (45 X 45) BATHROOM AREA
SOFT PLUSH CARPET OFFICE SWINBURNE UNION CORRIDOOR
ATC BUILDING
SECURITY CAMERA
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BEER GARDEN- SUMMER PERIOD
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LEVEL 4- STUDENT UNION & PODS
LEVEL 4- FLOORING FINISHES POLISH FLOOR CONCRETE SEAMLESS PODS CORRIDOR
ORIENTED BIEGE TILES (45 X 45) BATHROOM AREA
SOFT PLUSH CARPET OFFICE SWINBURNE UNION CORRIDOOR/ MEETING ROOM
HARDWOOD TIMBER CLADDING BALCONY OFFICE
ATC BUILDING
SECURITY CAMERA
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LEVEL 5- ROOF GARDEN
LEVEL 5- FLOORING FINISHES SYNTHETIC ARTIFICIAL GRASS ROOF GARDEN
POLISH FLOOR CONCRETE SEAMLESS PODS CORRIDOR
ORIENTED BIEGE TILES (45 X 45) BATHROOM AREA
BEECH TIMBER FLOORING
HARDWOOD TIMBER DECKING ROOF GARDEN
ATC BUILDING
SECURITY CAMERA
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CROSS SECTION- VOID AREA SHOWING SUN PENETRATION IN SUMMER & WINTER SUMMER SUNLIGHT 26th Febuary 12:00pm 62° to the north facade
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REFLECTIVE MIRROR
WINTER SUNLIGHT 19th July 12:00pm 32° to the north facade
REFLECTIVE MIRROR
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LONGITUDINAL SECTION
26 Febuary Block 62° to West Facade
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CROSS SECTION- BEER GARDEN & PODS ROOM
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DETAIL SECTION FOR RAIN WATER COLLECTION
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SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE UN BUILDING
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM - THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM IS REPRESENTED IN A GRAPHIC VIEW WITH THE SAME EXACT LOCATION AS SEEN ON THE CROSS SECTION
HT TREATED GREY WATER TANK
- GREY WATER- USE FOR SHOWERS, BASIN AND LAUNDRY -> TREATED EPA APPROVED SYSTEM -> RECYCLED: USE FLUSHING TOILETS - HEATER TANK- BACKUP FOR FLUSHING W/C + WATER FOR GARDEN
PUMPED
- FFD (FIRST FLUSH DIVERTER) HELPS TO DRAIN OUT AND GOES TO RAIN GARDEN
PUMPED A/C PLANT ROOM
SHOWER BASIN W/C TOILET KITCHEN SINK WASHING MACHINE FFD
(FIRST FLUSH DIVERTER)
TANK
RAINWATER SLIMLINE TANK AS THERMAL MASS HT
HEATER TANK
RB
REED BED GREYWATER BLACK WATER
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SL
2M EPA Approved grey water treatment
RB TO SEWER OPPOSITE
EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE FACADE
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STUDENT DORMITORY FOR SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS Swinburne University Campus need small spaces for students who need short term stay as a matter of emergency. The student dormitory is situated at 4 Paterson Street near the University Campus. The concept of the building is in a modular structure with simplicity and systematic aspects of parametric design. The structure of the conventional housing consists of 4 levels that accommodates spaces and facilities such as an entry lobby, library, study room, bookshop, breakfast amenities, seminar room, elevator, stair for emergency exit, and self-apartment units. There is also a balcony in level 1 and a roof garden on the level 4 of the building.
4 Paterson Street- Site Visit
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SITE PLAN ANALYSIS Swinbu rne
Univers
ity of Te chnolog y
Campus
Summer Sun Path Equinox Winter Sun Path
Vegetation
Wind Tunnel Hot Wind
Cold Wind
Noises
Movement
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GROUND FLOOR
LOBBY AREA
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BREAKFAST AREA- NIGHT TIME
LIBRARY & STUDY AREA
LEVEL 1
MEETING ROOM & WORKSHOP
STUDENT UNIT (DAY & NIGHT)
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LEVEL 2/ 3
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ROOF GARDEN
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NORTH ELEVATION
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EAST ELEVATION
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LONGITUDINAL SECTION
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CROSS SECTION
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DETAIL KITCHEN JOINERY- 1:20
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DETAIL ROOF SECTION- 1:10
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