Xinran Chen
Interior Design
Portfolio Graduate
Revit Montreal Hotel Design P1-5
Sketchup/Revit Relaxation High End Club Design P6-14
Revit Everlane Retail Design P15-17
Table of Contents Revit
REI Flagship Store Designďźˆ IIDA Award Finallist P18-22
Sketchup/Revit Furrniture Design P23-26
Revit Telestudio Design P27-29
P 1-5 Montreal Hotel Design Revit Professor: Dina Lamanna
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• Reinterpret eastern culture into a different way by using simplified
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Three Key Phrases of redesign • Exotic Asian aesthetics & elements.
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355 McGill St, Montreal, QC H2Y 2E8, Canada
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Redesign lobby level and typical guestroom levels based on existing layout of Old St. Paul Hotel.
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Project Location
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Project Introduction
EAST / WEST PARTIAL SECTIONS 1/8" = 1'-0"
FRONT
BUILDING ELEVATION
1/8" = 1'-0"
Bar (Agacent to the Restaurant)
ornaments and various of masonries.
Concept Statement Moon night in the Courtyard of Plum.
Inspirational Images
Second Floor Lounge
Logo Design The logo design conveys an eastern design philosophy that sceneries exist within sceneries. Objects painted on the fan symbolize an individual layer of scenery.
Reception Area 2
112’
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Section 1 (Restaurant Semi-Private Area)
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Lobby Level First Floor Plan Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
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Lobby Level First Floor RCP Scale: 1/128”=1’- 0”
Lobby Level Second Floor RCP Scale: 1/128”=1’- 0”
Section 2 (Restaurant Main Area)
Restaurant (Bird's Eye View)
Restaurant (Worm's Eye View) 3
112’
Guestroom 1
Guestroom 7
24’
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Guestroom 2
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Guestroom 3 Guestroom 4
Corridor
Guestroom 5
Elevator Vestibule
Restroom 36’
Typical Guestroom Level Plan Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
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Model Guestroom Rendered Plan Scale: 1/8”=1’- 0”
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90’
Typical Guestroom Level RCP Scale: 1/128”=1’- 0”
Bedroom View
Bar / Dining Area 4
Section 5 (Restroom)
Section 7 (Bedroom)
Section 6 (Corridor)
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P 6-14
Relaxation High-End Club
Sketchup Professor: Dina Lamanna
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Project Introduction
Project Location
Existed Facade Elevation and Section
This project is set in an existed multilevel building, located between Reade and Duane Street in downtown Manhattan. The location is about a dozen blocks away from Wall Street, with convenient traffic around its community.
70-72 Reade Street, New York, NY, 10007
The new design will be a high end club, aim to slow down busy New York's, especially Wall Street employee's pace, providing them an ideal place to enjoy more relaxed and healthier lives, thus reduce their pressure and anxiety in a way.
Concept and Inspiration
Imaginal Sketches
Atrium
Existed Buidling Plan
Hot Spring Bathtubs
Part of Longitudinal Section
Area Distribution
1st Floor Dining Section (Restaurant section and tea house section, each has an individual reception lobby.)
Incorporation of the natural sceneries.
2nd Floor Spa Section (Hotspring pools, bathtubs, sauna houses as well as resting decker.) 3rd Floor Spa Section (Meditation room, Yoga room.) 4th Floor Spa Section (Relaxation Space, individual spa room, VIP tretment room and Marble bed Massageroom)
Existed Buidling Exterior Views
Reade Street View
Reade Street Facade
Duane Street Facade
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Lounge
Landscape
Fountain Pool
Private Tea Room
1st Floor Plan (Dining Section) Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
Kitchen
Fire Stair
Part of 1st Floor Furniture Selection 1st Floor RCP (Dining Section) Not In Scale
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Lobby (Reception desk and Lounge)
Restaurant
Tea House (Public Area)
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Water Fall Down Stair
Pool Ladder
Resting Decker
2nd Floor Plan (Spa Section) Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
Bathtubs
Sauna Houses
Part of 2nd Floor Furniture Selection 2nd Floor RCP (Spa Section) Not In Scale
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Meditation Room
Yoga Room
Staff Lounge
3rd Floor Plan (Spa Section) Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
Restrooms, Changing Rooms, Bathrooms
Administration Office
3rd Floor RCP (Spa Section) Not In Scale
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Hot Spring View 1
Hot Spring View 2
Corridor With Hot Spring View
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Relaxation Area
Individual Massage
VIP Massage
Marble Bed Massage
4th Floor Plan (Spa Section) Scale: 1/64”=1’- 0”
Lounge and Bar
Part of 4th Floor Furniture Selection 4th Floor RCP (Spa Section) Not In Scale
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Lounge and Bar
Individual Spa Room
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P 15 - 17 Everlane Retail Design Revit
Professor: Patric Gegen
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Project Introduction Design a retail for a very successful commercial brand. •
This brand sells clothing mainly for fashionista with relative high income. Their products are mainly in neutral colors with simplified design.
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Concept: Low Profile - Luxury
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Style: Simplified Modern
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No extra ornamentation; no complicated pattern; no vivid color using.
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Upscale materials using; high contrast neutral color and adjacent wooden color; changeable experiences in different spaces.
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1st Floor Plan
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1st Floor RCP
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2nd Floor Mezzanine
Fitting Rooms Stair Elevator Restroom Reception Desk
Project Location 164 Fifth Avenue, NYC
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2nd Floor RCP
Elevator
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P 18 - 22 REI Flagship Store Design (IIDA Award Finallist) Revit
Professor: Patric Gegen
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Project Introduction Create new experiences for three adjacent retails in an existed REI store. Concept: Bring nature indoor. •
The products of sport equipments and clothing suitable for various natural environments.
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Simulate and abstract different natural environments by using different materials, textures and colors.
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In order to symbolize active sport motions and arouse consumers’ desire to consume, the overall design style would be modern.
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Water Sport Retail
Ski Retail
Bike Retail
Most design elements, patterns and structures would be in dynamic shapes.
Oak Wood
Corten Board
Tensile Shelter
Shingle
Main Facade Design Project Location 6750 S. 228th Street Kent, WA
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Bike Retail Logo Design
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BMX Bike Display 1 (glide slope form) BMX Bike Display 2 (glide slope form) Reception Desk Choicest Product Display 1 Choicest Product Display 2 Goods Shelf Common Bike Rack Showcase
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Bike Retail Plan
Bike Retail RCP
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Ski Retail Logo Design
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Skate Board Display 1 (Dual Boards) BMX Bike Display 2 (Dual Boards) Reception Desk Choicest Product Display 1 Choicest Product Display 2 Skate Board Display (Single Board) Goods Shelf Showcase
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Ski Store Plan
Ski Store RCP
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Water Sport Retail LogoDesign
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Life Jacket Rack Racing Boat Display Reception Desk Choicest Product Display 1 Choicest Product Display 2 Choicest Product Display 3 Goods Shelf Showcase Swim Ring
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Ski Store RCP
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P 23-24 Furrniture Design (Furniture Set) Revit
Professor: Rene B. Estacio
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White Oak
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2' - 2"
The concept of the furniture is “discover the space. The single piece of wood board elongates, twists then attaches to different surfaces in a 3-D space. Individual piece of furniture is able to create relationships bewteen various surfaces. The inspiration is from the CCTV Building in Beijing that the architect Koolhaas used “multi-dimension space” as his design concept. The spacially extended structure really moves me.
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Concept & Inspiration
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Beige Linen
4' - 2 1/2"
This is a furniture design project, designing the 70th street lobby of New York School of Interior Design. It is required to design a set of furniture including a reception desk and a seating.
4' - 2 1/2"
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Project Introduction
White Acrylic
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Auditorium Entrance
Storage
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Seating
Reception Desk
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Vidieo Screen
Display Table
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Security Gate
Double Door
Double Door
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Project Introduction
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The goal of this project is to design a knock down (KD) chair for IKEA. It’s also necessary to design the packaging.
Inspiration The inspiration was from the famous cantilever chair. Impressed by its simplicity, I would like to incorporate the feature of the cantilever structure and the ideal of assemblage.
Vertical Section
Plan View Dark Blue Leather
Back Elevation
Right Elevation
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Professor: Rene B. Estacio
Left Elevation
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Explode View
P 25 Furrniture Design (Knock - Down Chair)
Front Elevation
Steel
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Project Introduction The goal of this project is to design a Multifunctional and Transformable furniture piece.
Inspiration The Concept of this is from the Swiss Knife. The individual portions of each function would be able to rotate in and out swiftly. Basically, it contains a storage, a seating and a desk.
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Furrniture Design (Multi-functional and Transformable Desk)
Sketchup Professor: Rene B. Estacio White Linen
Birch Wood
Blue Paint
White Paint
Bell Bearing
Section Cut Here
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Front Elevation
Back Elevation
Plan View
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P 27-29 Telestudio Design Revit
Professor: Debra Bryant
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Project Introduction This project is to design a telestudio for a chosen TV show. I chose an e-sport show.
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View 1: Anchor Desk and Screens
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View 2: Data Statistic Desk
View 4: MVP Interview Area
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