School Work_Interior Design Porfolio by Yelim Lyndsay Noh

LYNDSAY YELIM NOH DESIGN

lyndsay yelim noh

about me

My first experiences with interior design came from moving between apartments in my early childhood, redecorating the new rooms time after time. I would also accompany my mother to work. I helped her design showrooms and furniture layouts, and loved observing her clients’ reactions to our work. Seeing one of my mother’s clients moved to tears by a newly remodeled house gave me a sense of wonder that was hard to come by in those years, and sparked my passion for interior design. At sixteen years old I signed up as a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity to pursue my new calling. I felt my purpose was to create joy for people because my family had often needed help from others and I was now able to pay it forward. My desire to take this direction in my life led me to many difficult decisions, including dropping out of high school and convincing my mother to allow me to study abroad. With the sacrifices my mother made as well as help from a sponsor I was able to start following my dreams, and I studied harder than ever before to get accepted to a foreign school, where I could have better opportunities. At New York School of Interior Design I finally found hope for a career in doing what I love, and I cherish every opportunity to create something that will enrich the lives of other people. I believe that interior design can have a profound impact on the human spirit and mental health, it gave me hope and harmony, and my mission is to find new ways to share that with the world.

Contents 01 Wild Wild West / Boutique Hotel, Thesis 02 Past Meets Future / VR Glasses Retail Store 03 Le Sixieme Sommeil Hotel / Boutique Hotel 04 Italian Cultural Institute and Residence 05 Downy Autism Center / Healthcare 06 Sakura House / Holiday House Competition 07 Furniture Design

WILD WILD WEST Typology Mix Use: Boutique Hotel + Workspace Area

85000 sqft

Site

Chelsea Market West, 88 10th Avenue, New York,NY 10011

Concept .

WILD WILD WEST provides short-term and long-term accomodation with furnished working spaces for creators (media creators, designers, and artists). My design goals are to attract potential visitors to stay and feel the artistic mood native to NYC, and allow people to have a better working environment for interacting and collaborating with other creators.

Project Analysis 1.BUILDING: Chelsea Market West

3. Highline Park

VISUAL CONCEPT In most urban cities like New York, we miss interactive open places. Casual meet-up places are diminishing due to a high rate of real estate property. The WILD WILD WEST, living room formed hotel, is opened to the public to encourage interactive activities among others.

1. Safari

Address: 88 10th avenue, New York, NY 10011 (Above Artist Flea-Chelsea Market) Chelsea Market West was one of the buildings were constructed alongside the High Line specifically to integrate with it. This design allowed the freight trains that ran goods along the High Line to stop in on the second level of these buildings for easy loading and unloading.

2.SITE: Chelsea

The High Line is a public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. Saved from demolition by neighborhood residents and the City of New York, the High Line opened in 2009 as a hybrid public space where visitors experience nature, art, and design.

4. Chelsea Market

•M1-5: M1 districts range from the Garment District in Manhattan and Port Morris in the Bronx with multistory lofts. •WCH: The Special West Chelsea District (WCH) provides a regulatory framework for the continued development of a dynamic mixed residential and commercial area centered around the public open space created by reuse of the High Line Park. •Manhattan Community: District 4 (Chelsea, Clinton, Hudson Yards)

New York City is one of the most attractive tourist cities in the world. What makes this city look more fascinating is the diversity of personalities, nationalities and ethnicities. The building hallway becomes walk-in through pathway.

2. Levels of Privacy Boundaries have a semi public and semi private character and carry features from both public and private sectors. Semi public or semi private is the transition zone between intimate space for human beings and exposed common zone. .

3. Living Room

Chelsea is located on midtown west where one of the most diverse community of artists and professionals in Manhattan. Zone: Manufacturing Districts (M1-5 and WCH)

The city is like “Concrete Jungle”

THE WILD WILD WEST is an artist co-working hotel extended from Chelsea Market. Chelsea Market Owner to Expand Concept. Google Inc. has finalized the purchase of New York’s Chelsea Market from property manager Jamestown.

Manhattan is known for its expensive cost of living. Sharing a house with strangers has became common in the city. The platform has formed a limited use of common areas such as the living room where the center of a house, an area for relaxing and interacting.

PARTI: Safari Pathway Monument staircase located in the center of the building connects all floors. It is accessible for both public and private users of the hotel. Main concept of the unique feature staircase is to appeal as a “sand dune”, leading to the top of the building. Each floor has transparent glass allowing users observe each other’s life. I wanted to provide spaces for inspiration and create innovative and interactive communal areas in the city. The place should be a stage for people to bring out potential talent and a place for connecting with others, providing opportunities and support.

UNISEX W.C

MEETING ROOM

LOUNGE

ARTIST STUDIO

STORAGE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE

ARTIST STUDIO

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

ELEVATOR

ARTIST STUDIO

STAIR

SHOWER

UNISEX W.C

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

ELEVATOR

4th FL RCP N.T.S

ARTIST STUDIO

ROOFTOP RCP N.T.S

ARTIST STUDIO

BALCONY

BAR

COWORKING CAFE

ARTIST STUDIO

MEMBERSHIP COWORKING OFFICE

SEMI-PUBLIC/COMMUNAL AREA FIRE STAIRCASE/ELEVATOR

ARTIST STUDIO

SEMI-PUBLIC/COMMUNAL AREA PUBLIC AREA

ARTIST REST AREA

FIRE STAIRCASE/ELEVATOR

STAFF AREA

PUBLIC AREA

4th FL BUBBLR DIAGRAM ROOFTOP BUBBLR DIAGRAM

ROOFTOP FLOOR N.T.S

4th FLOOR N.T.S

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

UNISEX W.C

POOL

ARTIST STUDIO

ELEVATOR

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

CAFE

ARTIST STUDIO

STAIR

ARTIST STUDIO

UNISEX W.C

STAIR

EMPLOYEE OFFICE

BAR RETAIL

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

LOUNGE

ELEVATOR

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

HOUSE KEEPING ROOM

LAUNDRY ROOM

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

GYM

ELEVATOR

STORAGE

3rd FL RCP N.T.S

OPEN KITCHEN

CASUAL DINING

ENTRANCE SELFCHECK IN

LIFT

CAFE

SUITE ROOM

FIRE STAIRCASE/ELEVATOR

OPEN RESTAURANTS

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

PUBLIC AREA STAFF AREA

3rd FLOOR N.T.S

SUITE ROOM

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

SUITE ROOM

3rd FL BUBBLR DIAGRAM

6th FL RCP N.T.S

SUITE ROOM

SEMI-PUBLIC/COMMUNAL AREA

STANDARD ROOM

STAIR

STANDARD ROOM

FIRE STAIRCASE/ELEVATOR

STANDARD ROOM

PUBLIC AREA PRIVATE AREA STAFF AREA

6th FL BUBBLR DIAGRAM

6th FLOOR N.T.S

ELEVATOR

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

HOUSE KEEPING ROOM

SUITE ROOM

YOGA ROOM

LAUNDRY ROOM

EMERGENCY STAIRCASE

SUITE ROOM

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

ELEVATOR

SUITE ROOM

5th FL RCP N.T.S

SUITE ROOM

STAIR

SEMI-PUBLIC/COMMUNAL AREA

PENTHOUSE ROOM STANDARD ROOM

STANDARD ROOM

FIRE STAIRCASE/ELEVATOR

STANDARD ROOM

PUBLIC AREA PRIVATE AREA STAFF AREA

SECTION A NTS

5th FL BUBBLR DIAGRAM

5th FLOOR N.T.S

HALLWAY/ENTRACE

3rd FL: Lounge, Restaurant, Retail, Bar, and Entrance

Hallway is treated with the same materials as the Highline park pathway in order to provide a continuing walking by experience. In my hotel, the pathway leads customers to experience different programs the hotel has to offer. The restaurant has a long custom dining table to feature as a holiday family dinner theme. It is to encourage users to feel comfortable as in one’s house. I believe the main characters of the living room is to bond and relax with other members; the movie lounge is a key feature.

CASUAL DINING

RETAIL

LOUNGE/BAR

ARTIST WORK SPACE

MEMBERSHIP CO-WORKING AREA

ARTIST WORK SPACE

4th FL: ARTIST COWORKING SPACE/MARKET The design of the artist workspace is inspired by Chelsea Market and Green house. Each workspace has a feature of the translucent green house look with garage doors, so users can determine their levels of privacy with customers. This workspace fosters personal experiences with customers. The space provides a continued atmosphere from Chelsea Market, opening manufacturing processes, promoting each artist’s business and supporting their works.

GUEST ROOM

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

INDOOR DECK

COMMUNAL KITCHEN

5th & 6th FL: HOTEL GUESTROOMS, COMMUNAL AREA Safari camp theme is applied to the Hotel Guest Rooms. Each room has an indoor deck with a wild desert style. It allows each user to control private boundaries with other customers. This interactive hotel forms an expansion to a communal kitchen area. Each floor has this public dining and pantry area to promote socializing with others.

ROOFTOP POOL

ROOFTOP BAR

ROOFTOP POOL and BAR Rooftop has a co-working space and bar area. The space features an Oasis desert theme with a rooftop pool in the center. It is open to public and private users. The wooden pitched roof allows customers to enjoy every season.

1st Place: Student Competition 2018

02 PAST MEETS FUTURE WHERE THE PAST AND PRESENT MEET FUTURE, EXPERIENCE WITH VIRTUAL REALITY GLASSES

Typology Virtual Reality Glasses Retail Store Product

FOVE Virtural Reality Glasses

Area

1740 Sqft

Site

HBO Store: 1100Avenue ofthe Americas a t 42nd Street, NY, New York

Concept

A Three Dimensional Space that optimizes the abstract experience of the device. The layout features the symbol of infinity; I have created a juxtaposition of human experience across time and space with this device.

Product: FOVE VR glass

The entrance door and frame of the building are treated in round corner to follow the concept of the product. This feature reflects the style of FOVE glass aesthetic.

Project Analysis

Neighborhood User Age Range: Variety age groups of users

ELDERLY CHILDREN

FAMILY UNITS STUDENT TOURISTS/VISITORS WORKING POPULATION

LOW

HIGH

Site

Storefront

CHALLENGE 1 One Product for Entire Space

SOLUTION 1 PAST

FUTURE

PRESENT

Infinity Floor Pattern: Guiding customers to the end of the retail store

"Attract cutomers in short time; easy to walk through" The store is located in the most densely occupied ] urban park in the world. This is ideal for this luxury brand experience as diverse public exposure is very important to its universal theme. The park is filled with office workers on weekdays, city visitors on the weekends, and revelers during the holidays.

CHALLENGE 2 Wide Range of Age Group of Clients

“All users will have the chance to travel to another time and place"

SOLUTION 2

The design of the store appeals to consumers from old and new generations, and provides both with a comfortable and enjoyable experience. This is why the layout features the symbol of infinity; we have created a juxtaposition of human experiences across time and space through this device.

Three Time Zones: The Future Zone complements the Past and Present zones, all coexisting in the overall theme

entrance

“Time is perceived and captured in moments by individuals; however it is also an infinite concept” Realistic visual media is an exciting use of technology which is only going to grow in sophistication and audience. My vision is that interior design should expand its boundaries to be a subject of this media, allowing viewers to experience products and demonstrations with virtual marketing. This also functions as a practical pair of round staging areas for the 360 degree visuals provided by the VR platform.

Physical Brand Experience

Waiting Area

brand experience

The two different enclosures are distinguished by themes of cool or warm color schemes, complementary lighting effects and a contrast of futuristic versus earthy qualities, and they portray a duality in the same timeless space. “Custom lighting can be adjusted to various temperature to achieve either daytime; natural experience or night time; futuristic experience

“Allow customers to enjoy the product through visual and physical experience”

B 9

Futuristic: Infinity Light 1

Earthy: Moon Light

5 2 3 6 9

“Future embraces Past and Present”

Lighting Legend

7 4 8

Warm: Earthy Staging Cool: Sleeker Staging

1 2 3 4

past zone - display area pathway - infinity symbol figure present zone - seating/trying area locker

four dimensional chair zone - physical experience 6 waiting area 7 sales room 8 storage 9 group visual experience zone 5

Group Visual Experience

Display

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NTS: Not To Scale

FLOOR PLAN NTS: Not To Scale

LED Screen

Physical Brand Experience

4D Chairs Arm Chairs

DAVID Statues: Display

Pathway Brand Experience

Display

Group Visual Experience

LED Screen

Side

Bench

Table

Bench

Chais e Chair

Sales Room Locker/Storage

Sales Room

Brand Experience Zone

Locker

Group Experience Zone

Display

Infinity Pathway

Chair Desk

Console Table

Chair Storage

KEY PLAN Physical Experience Zone

Lockers

Chair

en re Sc

Shelf

DETAILED BUBBLE DIAGRAM

LED lighting source Stretched printed film

LED strip lighting

3’

FF&E

Cable to motorize pulley to allow fixture to be lowered for relamping 1”x1” recycle aluminum frame

Custom Ceiling Light Details

Section A NTS:Not To Scale

Recycled Aluminum

Printed Film

Sketch of Custom Ceiling Light

Ribbon Strip LED Lighting NTS:Not Section BTo Scale

Brand Experience Zone

Sales Room

Waiting Area

Display Area

03 LE SIXIEME SOMMEIL HOTEL Project Boutique Hotel Area

8010 sqft

Site

422 Washington St, New York, NY 10013

Concept My boutique hotel is based on the work of fiction “Le Sixième Sommeil,” (The Sixth Dream) by Bernard Werber. It is a novel about the concept of dreams, our imagination, and reaching a mysterious sixth stage of sleep - lucid dreams so powerful they border on death. The design will feature abstract concepts that evoke an image of a subconscious mind at work, as well as more tangible aspects representing conscious thoughts.

Project Analysis 6 Stage of Sleep 0 stage: Entrance to the sleep 1 stage: Drowsiness-physically mentally having relaxation. It lasts 5-10 minutes 2 stage: Light Sleep, Experience of Hypnosis with Sleep-aid medicine. 3 and 4 stage: Deep sleep, often found Somnambulism(sleepwalking).

“Then maybe, while we are sleeping, our spirits travel through Wormhole, so we can travel the times and places in short time??”

5 stage: Rem Sleep, having vivid dreams, and the most concentration, which can be founded in sports players. 6 stage: Sommus Incognitus, brain shows the more active wave while the body lacks in activity. The stage of approach to the unconsciousness and death. After wake up from sleep, we lost what we had in dream.

Fiction Based Hotel: Story Summary This fiction is defined as Philosophical Science Fiction, taken in Paris. The main character is Jacqueline Kline, a 28-year-old medical student.Jacques’ mother Carolyn is a famous neurophysiologist and a physician who studies sleep. Caroline discovered six stages of sleep in a secretive on-going sleep experiment, the unexplored outback was marked on the map by terra incognita, the sixth phase of sleep. However, in the course of the experiment, the accidental death of the subject Aqirishi leads to the dismissal of Karolin. The shocked Karolin disappeared without leaving any traces that evening.

Spa

Elevator

Hypnosis Room

Front Office

Elevator

Manager Office

Third Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

Staircase

Second Floor Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

ADA Ramp

Elevator

Coat Check

Elevator

Bath Bar/Cafe

Private Lounge

Staircase

Second Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

Mezzanine Floor Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

Vestibule

Bar/Cafe

Bath

Maitre’d Station Elevator

Elevator

Concierge

Uni-sex Bath

Gift Shop

Staircase

Reception Lounge Lounge

First Floor Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan 1/8”=1’-0”

lounge/lobby

Conscious The lounge and lobby are next to each other with boutique seatings. The ombre red and block color palette create the sexy vibe and dark sleek look. The grand stair cases are designed with metal drops creating an erotic and slow movement. These elements also make the three stories look cohesive, having them throughout the spaces.

cafe/bar

Consciousness to Unconsciouss The public cafe and restaurant areas are highly polished to reflect the artificial lights. The design creates the floating atmosphere to let visitors experience unconsciousness, almost falling into the REM sleep.

private lounge

Consciousness to Unconsciousness Private lounge is enclosed with custom glass walls and metal drops to continue the concept. Overall vibe is cozy and rustic to bring a comfortable vibe. This is the floor to show the transitions of a conscious to an unconscious mind from the story.

Hallway

Unconsciousness The top floor has a spa area and offices. This floor is designed with bright colors to show the end of the ombre color scheme from the first floor. Color schemes and reflections bring the unconscious vibe. The design features the timeless and silent atmosphere to allow customers to feel relaxed.

1st Place: Student Competition 2018

I T A L I AN CULTURAL INSTITUTE AND RESIDENCE

Typology

Italia Cultural Institute and Residence in New York that is directed by the Cultural Attaché of a foreign government.

Area

15360 sqft

Site

86th, 148 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10028

Concept

My main design goal is to create an eclectic design of Italian traditional architecture and contemporary American Fine art that achieves a dual image as an institute and as a residence. The result combines architectural themes, a specially selected vibrant color scheme glasswork, and contemporary artwork

that together showcases the building as a totalexpression of art.

Project Analysis Family Members

CLASSIC ART

Cultural Attaché formerly the Director of the National Gallery in the capitol of her country Cultural Attaché’s husband Her husband is a concert pianist

Cultural Attaché’s children: a boy and a girl Two children are teenager students who are attending private school

Cultural Attaché’s mother A former poet laureate of her country, still actively writing.

“Fresco meets contemporary eleemts” The signature ceiling treatment of Italy is Fresco work. The ceiling is designed with dichroic glass. Reflecting diverse colors through sunlight will fill up the space to represent Italian color scheme. Facade

NEUE GALERIE, 5TH AVE & EAST 86TH

POP ART

FLOOR PLAN Garden

Gallery

Pantry

Girl’s Bed Room

Kitchen

Boyl’s Bed Room

Dining Room

Music Room

Living Room Staircase

Coatcheck

Staircase

Elevator Reception Gallery

OPEN TO DOWN BELOW

Elevator

Bathroom

Gym

Master Bed Room

OPEN TO DOWN BELOW

Elevator

Coatcheck

Private Office

Coatcheck

Bathroom

Den Director’s Office

Bathroom

Grand Mother Bed Room

Nurse’s Bed Room

Library

1st floor NTS: Not To Scale Cultural Institute

2nd floor NTS: Not To Scale

3rd floor NTS: Not To Scale

4th floor NTS: Not To Scale

Cultural Institute

Residence

Guest Room

living room

Living room for family members, dichroic glass features fresco ceiling art. Pompeii wall paintings cover all aspects of the walls, contrasting lightweight of glass treatment.

master bedroom

Master bedroom has dichroic glass window surrounding the hallway, covered with velvet fabric curtain. Letting the reflecting glass colors into the bedroom, it continues the concept from the livingroom.

institute corridor

The corridor is used with white marble materials from floor to ceiling in order to receive the reflection from dichroic glass. This is the floor where you can feel the Italian atrium. The corridor allows visitors to connect to contemporary vibe and traditional elements.

lobby

The lobby area is the most traditional looking space. The entire space is decorated with white marble. The dichroic elevator stands out from the marble interior. The strong contrast creates the magical vibe once visitors come into the building, giving them a strong impression.

Location Whitehall Building, New York, NY 10004 Area

25000 sqft

Program Autism Center Concept My main design goal is to allow hyper sensitive autistic children feel embraced by space. Layers and sponge like parti escalate secure vibes to let them feel more comfortable during the therapy time.

Project Analysis

Cushion

Sensory Room

Sun Light

Mute

Hypersensitive

Calming Biophillia Design

Neutral

SPONGE

EMBRASS

Low Arousal

Organic

Soft

Dimmer

Quiet Room

AUTISM A child under 5 years old receive a diagnosis of a serious behavioral disorder. The symptoms of autism spectrum disorders and ADHD overlap — difficulty settling down, social awkwardness, the ability to focus only on things that interest them, and impulsivity. ADHD itself, however, is not part of the autism spectrum.

Adjacency Diagram Education/ Theraphy

FLUFFY

Staff Area/ Support Doctor’s 2IÀFH

Reception

Administraion

Reception Area Reception Waiting Area Restroom Patient Closet File Storage Book Store Café Subtotal Ciculation(20%) Total

Qty

Total

1 1 2 1 1 1 1

300 300 40 30 200 300 500

300 300 80 30 200 300 500 1710 342 2052

1 2 2 2 1 2 1

200 250 250 250 250 200 150

200 500 500 500 250 400 150 2500 500 3000

2 1 2 2 1

600 500 300 150 500

1200 500 600 300 500 3100 620 3720

1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1

200 130 350 250 50 50 60 400 100

200 260 350 250 50 50 120 400 100 1780

Examination

Examination/Assessment Nurse Station Assessment Room Examination Room Family Theraphy room Meeting Room Restroom Storage Subtotal Ciculation(20%) Total

Rest Room Rest Room

Sensory Room

Staff Entrance/ Laundry

Waiting Room

Staff Locker

Phychalagist’s Office File Storage

Restrooom

Doctor’s Office Reception Assessment Room Nurse Station Meeting Room

Storage

Theraphy Room

Open Office Waiting Area

Print Rest Room Room

Patient’s Closet

Staff Lounge

Cafe Examination

Restroom

Supply Storage

Private Office

Storage Storage

Rest Room

Supervisor Office

Education/Theraphy Sensory Room Sensory Lounge Restroom Waiting Room Playground Subtotal Ciculation(20%) Total Administration Supervisor Office Private Office Open Office Conference Room Print Room Electric/Server Staff Restroom Staff Lounge Supply Storage Subtotal

Closet Restroom

Restroom

Open Office

Storage Printing Room

Cafe Restroom

Restroom

Reception Area

Women

Class Room 3 Class Room 2 Group Class Room

Men

Supervisor Office

Phychologist Room

Indoor Garden

Quiet Room

Class Room 1

Sensory Room

Assessment Room

Nurse Station

Examination Room

21th Recessed Floor Plan N.T.S.

Restroom

21th Floor Plan N.T.S. Closet Restroom Restroom

Storage

Cafe Restroom

Restroom

Private Office

Reception Area

Pool

Women

Music Theraphy Room

Men

Group Theraphy Room

13' - 11 19/32"

Supervisor Office Doctors’ Office Indoor Garden

Quiet Room

Assessment Room

Sensory Room

Conference Room Examination Room

Nurse Station

Art Theraphy Room

Locker

Restroom

20th Recessed Floor Plan N.T.S.

20th Floor Plan N.T.S.

A Section N.T.S.

sensory room

Section Details

Floor Plan Detail

Elevation

Sensory room is located in the middle of the 20th and 21st floor. It is designed with the double height ceiling layout. Two floors are seperated by a trampoline. The space has LED lightings installed which allows it to manipulate colors for diverse sensory therapy. The seatings are custom made, featuring layers of sponge to look comfortable and safe for children. Col-

assessment room

Elevation

Section Details

Floor Plan Detail

Assessment room has two rooms with glass walls for children who have seperation anxiety from their parents. It allows for both children and their parents to see through each other. The column in the middle is treated with white board. The drop ceilings are continuously used with sponge and cushiony materials. The ceilings are covered with a cloud wallpaper to create dreamy vibes.

indoor garden

Elevation

Section Details

Floor Plan Detail

Indoor garden is located next to the assessment room, often used as a waiting area. The glass is tinted with natural color of film. The colors fill the space to provide a warm atmosphere. The indoor garden specifically is designed for hypersensitive austic children to play and feel relaxed. Floor is applied with wood material and the custom seatings are covered with velvet cushions. It allows children to be inside with bare-feet and touch the textures to receive the sensory theraphy.

the lilting fragrance of spring Location Holiday House, 118 East 76th Street New York, NY Area

150 sqft

Program Holiday House Competition-Show room design Concept HANAMI FESTIVAL Hanami, which means “flower viewing”in Japanese, is a holiday that is widely observed in Japan. Friends and family of all ages gather under the cherry blossom trees during the day or at night, and feast under the flowering trees. Growing up brings both exciting changes and opportunities. Traditions, however, give us comfort and security as we go through all of the changes life brings.

South Elevation LTS Floor Plan LTS

East Elevation LTS

West Elevation LTS

North Elevation LTS

sake/tea tasting room

The tea and sake tasting room is inspired by the cherry blossoms, and the colors found in Japanese traditional clothing, such as the Kimono.

lounge area

The beauty of Hanami is that it has the ability to bring people together, to celebrate the traditions and customs that were passed down by our ancestors, and most importantly, ignite the spirit of togetherness once again.

VAXCEL LIGHTING, Ceiling Light Burnished Bronze

NITZAN HOME COLLECTION, Japon

A. DURALEE FABRICS, DK61566-355 Pacific

G. ROBERT ALLEN, Patented-Licorice

B. ROBERT ALLEN, Matt Pony-Nightsky

H. DURALEE, DN16379-599-Pomegranate

C. ROBERT ALLEN, Tubod-Champagne

I. THIBAUT, Bankun Raffia-Off White

D. ATI, Brushed Brass 934

J. ROBERT ALLEN ODE-Blush

E. ROBERT ALLEN, Tarlac-Flax

K. ROBERT ALLEN, Ziggurat-Scarlet

F. BEACON HILL, Cumulus Velvet-Thunder ANTHROPOLOGIE, Green Glass Jug Vase

CB2, paz wood pillar candle holders

DURALEE, Kelsey Dining Table

DURALEE, Hadley Ottoman

D E G

ARTERIORS, Kilpatrick Short Cabinet

ARTERIORS, Moon Glow Mirror

ARTERIORS, Yasmin Floor Lamp

I K

ARTERIORS, Isola Chair Muslin Grey Ash

DURALEE, Tiburon Console Table

ARTERIORS, Lou Accent Table

F u r n i t u r e

I B I S Liquor Drawer

Design by Lyndsay (Yelim) Noh

COMPREHENSION

Inspiration

“Like an ocean, drawer accepts everything” ALLOWRENCE

Perspective

ACCEPTANCE

SECTION A DETAIL 3”=1’-0”

Drawing

Top View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Front View - rolling up torboour lib 1-1/2”=1’-0”

Front View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Side View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Chaise Lounge

Design by Lyndsay (Yelim) Noh

WAVES

Materials

“form follows human figure” MID-CENTURY

Perspective

COMFORTS

SECTION A DETAIL

Drawing

3”=1’-0”

Top View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Side View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Back View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

Front View

1-1/2”=1’-0”

"Me Too Movement" The groundbreaking anti-sexual assault and women’s empowerment movements #MeToo and Time’s Up upended the public conversation about women’s issues around the world, and elevated the global consciousness surrounding the obstacles women encounter in their daily lives, both personal and professional.

Agate Stone: Femine body Flower Shape: Four individual tables intertwine with each other to resemble a flower. The concept behind this, is when women collectivly come together, their message is heard and acknowledged. When the tables come togeher the message is compelete.

40cm

24cm 0.2cm Agate Stone 0.6cm Nickle Polished Metal Nickle Polished Metal

34cm

16cm

0.2cm 0.3cm

Top View

Section Details

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

3" = 1'-0"

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

3" = 1'-0"

drawing

Inspiration

Draping Dining Chair

Section Detail 3”=1’-0”

Side Drawing 1-1/2”=1’-0”

Front Drawing 1-1/2”=1’-0”

Back Drawing 1-1/2”=1’-0”

Design by Lyndsay (Yelim) Noh

HAND-DRAFT WORKS

FINE ART WORKS

P r e s s

2017 Hall of Fame-New York School of Interior Design selected students members invite from Richard and Catherine Frinier

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