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Born and raised in Taiwan, Yihung Chang studied business in America for four years. In the business school, he struggled in what he really wanted. He learned new knowledge, but he was never into it. What he enjoyed the most was drawing and sketching the landscape outside the window. One day in 2012, Yihung finally made up his mind to study Interior Design Architecture because he realized to be an interior designer is what he wanted. Another reasons was because of his family
background. His parents are opening an interior construction company for commercial spaces, which influenced him a lot in studying architecture. All the details, space planning, and designing excited him. Yihung understands he is born to design because the passion he feels in designing make him willing to learn everything he can. In the design process, transforming ideas into actual design is challenging, but he has to do it and he loves to do it.
Ernest House, U.S.A
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Shipping Container House, Taiwan
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Water Color
Furniture Design
SKILLS
Senior House, U.S.A
SUSTAINABLE STUDIO
“To see the world, things dangerous to come to, to see behind walls, to draw closer, to find each other and to feel. That is the purpose of life.� -Movie The Secret Life of Walter Mitty-
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN, 2015 SPRING SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE , KAOHSIUNH CITY TAIWAN
CLIENT 10
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CONTAINER HOUSE
CLIENT Natural disasters happen everywhere on the earth that we cannot avoid, but we can reduce the damage from natural disasters bring us. Another issue we should car is thousands of shipping containers are traveling all over the place and board nearby ports. To solve two problems at a time, using shipping containers to build a house for those houseless people is one of the best choice.
The first case of designing container house is in Taiwan, my hometown; there are typhoons happen in Taiwan every years. In 2009 summer, typhoon Morakot damaged Taiwan seriously, especially Kaoshiung. The project is for people survive from the disaster, and include those affected households.
Keeping everything simple, function, and close to net zero are important because we have a limit budget from the donation which is around $826,552,353. A 40’ and 20’ containers, extensive green roof, water collection system, solar panel, solar water heater, solar shade, and everything a family needs for basic usage, so family can have rebuild a new life .
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Address: Ln. 152, Shanxian Rd., Shanlin Dist., Kaohsiung City 846, Taiwan
SITE ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS The weather in Taiwan is hot and moist, especially in Kaohsiung. Tthe climate is around 20째C in winter and 27째C at summer. Cooling the house through creating windows with good wind circulation inside the house and extensive green roof on the top of containers. Also the amount of monthly raining in Kaohsiung has a big different between winter and summer, so the water collection system with filter and 40 GAL container is extremely important.
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SKETCH 14
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CONTAINER HOUSE
FLOOR PLAN BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
TWO HIDDEN SLIDED TWIN BEDS 40 GAL. WATER TANK + WATER FILTER
UP STORAGE/ BENCH/ STAIRS
KITCHEN
COMPOSTIING TOILET
DOOR PANEL TABLE
LIVING RM. + DINING RM.
PATIO UP
REMOVEABLE TABLE COOK/ DINING
PATIO
MAIN ENTRANCE
UP
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DESIGN FEATURE
FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
TWO HIDDEN SLIDED TWIN BEDS 40 GAL. WATER TANK + WATER FILTER
UP STORAGE/ BENCH/ STAIRS
KITCHEN
PATIO UP
COOK/ DINING
PATIO
MAIN ENTRANCE
Flexibility of this project is considering as an important feature, so users of the space can satisfy their need of daily.
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DOOR PANEL TABLE
LIVING RM. + DINING RM. REMOVEABLE TABLE
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COMPOSTIING TOILET
DESIGN FEATURE
WIND PATH BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
UP
KITCHEN
LIVING RM. + DINING RM.
PATIO UP
PATIO
MAIN ENTRANCE
Direction of wind blows will be influence by where the windows place. Two windows on each sides helps the problem solve. UP
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DESIGN FEATURE
North 1/8" = 1'-0" Front door is designed with curtain walls, so the wall would receive the greatest daylight from south. The playground would be efficiently used through the day time, so it can reach the idea of quality life experience all the time.
SE-3002LM SOLAR WATER HEATER (4KW SOLAR PANEL W/ 80 GAL TANK)
MM60- 6RT- 285 MONCRYSAL LINE SOLAR PANEL X 6 (285W)
South 1/8" = 1'-0" 18
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DESIGN FEATURE
0' - 0"
Trying to reach the net zero house, so the natural energy will be the most important resource for this project. Through the research the angle of receiving sunlight is 20째 - 25째.
Research Show the best angle of Solar Panel Installedwill be 20째 - 25째
Level 2 Level 2 10' - 0" 10' - 0"
Leve 10' -
Level 1 0' - 0"
Leve 0' -
Level 1 0' - 0"
West 1/8" = 1'-0" SUSTAINABLE DESIGN CONTAINER HOUSE
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ELEVATION
Level 1 0' - 0" West 1/8" = 1'-0"
Lev 10'
Le 0' 1'-0" 20
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ELEVATION
Level 2 10' - 0"
East 1/8" = 1'-0"
Level 1 0' - 0"
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SUSTAINABLILITY
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SOLAR PANEL
Receive the daylight and change to energy that can be storage in batteries for daily use. Due to the budget of the house, I choose to install solar panel and solar water heater with fixed structure and place at the angle of 20째 which is the angle that solar panel and collect the maximum solar energy every day.
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EXTENSIVE GREEN ROOF W/ TSUBOKUSA
The reason for choosing extensive green roof is because the bearing of the shipping container is not as strong as the concrete. The extensive green roof are light and we can cover with local vegetation mat, Tsubokusa.
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SOLAR SHADE
Solar shade had been installed facing the south side, the main purpose is to stop too much natural daylight in summer, and in the winter the angle of sun at the noon are still be able to shoot into the interior. The best part is that children are be able to laying on the playground and feel the sunlight.
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WATER COLLECT SYSTEME
Rainwater will filter through the green roof and drain into the rainwater container at the back of the house than will than go through the filter inside the house and finally stay in house .
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SOLAR HEATER
If the users want to have enough electric power every day, the minimum number of solar panel will have to be 6 pieces. 4 hour is the shortest daylight in winter of Kaoshung, and actually they will have create more than they use, so storage batteries will be able to provide them enough electric power in bad weather.
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40GAL Water CONTAINER + FILTER
The water container and filter is located under the storage of seats. Through the grey water system, we will have to include grey water for users to use the rain water effectively in dish washing.
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The client I considers are the family with four members which are the average number of members in family in Taiwan. Through the designing process, I looks through the thousands pictures of the reconstruction in Taiwan. They are designing to fit as many people as they can, but I feel like there could be more than just a box. House is considering the port of life journey, so it should include more
than just a place to take a rest. The reconstruction after the disaster should not be like a box to collect everyone, but give them a port where they can rest and seek a bright future after typhoons and disasters. A community they can gather people again, find the bright future. These are the reason that I choose to design a house as my first sustainable project, a house that brings energy.
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PLAYGROUND 1
ADDITION STORAGE
2
Closets are built with MOSIA plywood (MF-B-C648) and covered with Hung Geng Red Cedar Veneer. A low formaldehyde closet provides a safety space for the user.
SLIDE BED
3
Can be used as stair to go up to the parents’ bed level.
COMPOSTING TOILET
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by organizing the toilet and shower in a tiny space. Users are able to have a large open space
PLAYGROUND White Ash Flooring under sunlight can be bright and warm. This space can be used flexibly for playing and any kinds of interior activities.
BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
UP
KITCHEN
LIVING RM. + DINING RM.
PATIO UP
PATIO
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MAIN ENTRANCE
TITLE 1
3
4
2 Project Name
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BEDROOM 1
STAIR/SEAT/STORAGE
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This seat area is created to separate the closet and sleeping area. It is designed to have multipurpose usage as storage, stairs and seating. To create a space for sit and study. The stairs at the side are designed for them to walk under when children’s beds are in use.
STUDY TABLE
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When children study in the house, the door panel will be flipped down and used as a study table. With simply placing the table stand in the spot under the panel, children can conveniently study here.
SLIDING BED
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Sliding bed solved the problem of a tiny space, and the sleeping space for a four people family.
TABLE STOOD STORAGE When the study table is not used, users can place the table stand inside the storage, so there is a wider playground space to lay down.
BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
UP
KITCHEN
LIVING RM. + DINING RM.
PATIO UP
PATIO
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MAIN ENTRANCE
TITLE 2
1 3
4
Project Name
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KITCHEN 1
KITCHEN
2
Stove and extract hood are chosen from Sakura Co, The R-7720 extract hood use a high performance motor, so the IAQ will be clear even in the tiny house.
DINNING TABLE To increase the flexibility of the room’s use, the dining table can be removed from the place, or if users need, the table can be used as an addition cooking table placed beside the kitchen area.
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AWNING WINDOW
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To improve the indoor air quality at night, awning windows will increase the ability of ventilation at night.
STORAGE OF WATER FILTER The interior will be the best choice to keep and clean the water filter, so it is hidden under the seat area.
BATH RM. BEDRM.
STUDY AREA + CLOSET
UP
KITCHEN
LIVING RM. + DINING RM.
PATIO UP
PATIO
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MAIN ENTRANCE
TITLE 3
1
2
4
Project Name
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“Enjoy your own life without comparing it with that of another.� - Marquis de Condorcet, Philosopher -
02 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN, 2015 SPRING ERNEST’S HOUSE , SAN FRANCISCO U.S.A
CLIENT 34
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN ERNEST HOUSE
CLIENT A residential project contains three little projects on three different floors. This building is owned by Mariotto’s family since Ernest’s grandfather. In this design project, there are three types of residents; a married couple, a single man, and a teenager. It is a challenging project; three different projects, but living in the whole building. I will have to consider the vertical circulation and their relationship.
Ernest’s sister and her husband, work in their house, Ernest is a single man who lives on the second floor. And Ernest’s nephew, who is the college student, lives on the ground floor. By considering three different groups using the space, I came up with three different concepts.All of these concepts are decided through the consideration of their habits and personality when they use the space.
Life styles, habits, and idea of living spaces are totally different, but they all have a connection in consanguinity. The idea of deciding concepts are referred back to clients themselves. In the end of this project, a house that connects clients and an interior perfectly is my goal. This is not easy, but a challenge helps me to be a better interior designer who considers the best for each client.
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CONCEPT
“The world is before you and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in.” - James Baldwin, Novelist -
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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN GROUND FLOOR
CONCEPT Changefulness
Teenagers are unstable and like to have fun in their life, so changefulness would be my concept that means in her life she will be able to enjoy a playful and colorful life, she will be able to change partial of her interior follow by her mind when ever she feels love to.
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FLOOR PLAN 38 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN GROUND FLOOR
1
LIVING ROOM
2
DINNING ROOM
3
KITCHEN
4
BATHROOM
5
ENTRANCE
6
MASTER BEDROOM
7
GARAGE
FLOOR PLAN
Main Entrance
7
UP
5
6
UP
3
D/ W
2
1
STOVE
4
To Garden
To Garden
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ELEVATION
3
Elevation South
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ELEVATION 1
{3D} Copy 1
2
Kitchen Elevation
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KITCHEN 1
FOLDING DOOR The folding doors are designed as multipurpose doors which can be used as division, projecting screen, and hardware with magnets.
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DROP DOWN CEILING
3
Dropped down ceiling is created with three materials, gypsum board, acrylic, and OSB board to create interesting perspective.
ROTATABLE TELEVISION Television that can be rotated to fit the users’ needs when sits in different areas.
UP
UP Entrance To Garden Apt.
Kitchen D/ W
To Garden
Bedroom
Garage
Dining Area Living Room
To Garden
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN GROUND FLOOR
CUSTOM DINING TABLE The dining table that connects with the kitchen island, also is able to fit a bigger group of friends by pulling out the table underneath.
Main Entrance
Bathroom STOVE
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TITLE
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1
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Project Name
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BEDROOM 1
MAGNET BOARD For a college student, a memo board is such a useful tool. Continuing the hexagonal shape, and the magnet feature, the board becomes more useful for any situation.
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SUPPLY HANGING WALL
3
Continuing the hexagonal shape to make the whole interior looks harmonious. Combining the idea of changefulness, users can adjust the hardware for different objects.
CUSTOM HARDWARE The hardware are the same objects as on the folding doors, users will pick and replace the hardware in any situation.
FOLDING BED The folding bed can be fold up to create a larger space, so after the folding door are opened the entire space can be used as a place for gathering friends in the house.
Main Entrance
Bathroom UP
UP
Kitchen
Entrance To Garden Apt.
STOVE
D/ W
To Garden
Bedroom
Garage
Dining Area Living Room
To Garden
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TITLE 1 2
3
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CONCEPT
“Walking is also an ambulation of mind.” - Gretel Ehrlich -
CONCEPT Fl창neur
Fl창neur looks around streets from objective perspective. Like what Fl창neur does,Ernest (as the users) will export the interior like walking down streets. User will be attracted and goes to the corner of the house.
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1
KITCHEN
2
DINNING ROOM
3
LIVING ROOM
4
WORKING SPACE
5
PATIO
6
HALLWAY
7
POWDER TOILET
8
GYM
9
MASTER BATHROOM
10
MASTER BEDRROM
11
CLOSET
FLOOR PLAN 9
10
11
8
6 7
5
4
1
2
3
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DESIGN FEATURE
The dining table is designed to look like a sculpture on the street, which is representing what a Flâneur views in his eyes. In this time, the sculpture is also a landmark that is used as a way to remind people where they are.
LEVEL 2 10’- 0”
COVED LIGHT CUSTOM DINING TABLE
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
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DESIGN FEATURE LEVEL 2 10’- 0” GREEN PLANT DECORATION
SOLAR SHELD
DISPLAY SHELF
CUSTOM DINING TABLE
FIREPLACE
CUSTOM COVER REFREIGERATOR
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
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LIVING ROOM
LEVEL 2 10’- 0” BRONZE MIRROR STEEL SOLAR SHELD
Frame
2’x2’ SLATE COVERING CABINET
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
C
Living Room Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"
COVED LIGHT Concrete Custom Dining Table
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DESIGN FEATURE Project Name
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WORKING SPACE
LEVEL 2 10’- 0”
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
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TITLE
Level 2 10' - 0"
Level 1 0' - 0"
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MASTER BEDROOM
The art wall, a wall stands in the middle of the entrance to the master bedroom. It refers to my own walking experience. The first time walking around a building, or a giant sculpture, I feel each side of the building gives me a different characteristic. To bring in the experience for Ernest to feel a little different every day, it is like walking on different streets every day.
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MATER BATHROOM
Level 1 0'- 0"
E
Master BedRoom Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0" LEVEL Level22 10’- 0”
10' - 0"
TRANSPARENCY Transparency CURTAIN CurtainWALL Wall
DECORATED Decorated MARBLE WALL Marble Wall
LEVEL Level11 0’- 0”
0'- 0"
D
Master Bathroom Wall Elevation 1/4" = 1'-0"
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Concret Din
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CONCEPT
“Nothing gives one person so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all circumstances.� - Thomas Jefferson -
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Project Name
CONCEPT CALMNESS
Calmness is important for people to feel from heart when they face daily work. to create the atmospher of calm ing. by using seamless and extended material in the space, users will be able to enjoy a wide and open space for both enterraining and daily work.The bright color wall bumps sunlights deeper in the interior, dark color will keep users feel steady. incuding the well circulation will make both of my clients feel pleasure when standing in the space.
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FLOOR PLAN 62 RESIDENTIAL DESIGN UPPER FLOOR
1
LIVING ROOM
2
PATIO
3
DINNING ROOM
4
PATIO
5
KITCHEN
6
HALLWAY
7
POWDER TOILET
8
OFFICE 1
9
OFFICE 2
10
MASTER BEDROOM
11
CLOSET
12
MASTER BATHRROM
FLOOR PLAN 11
10
9
12
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7
6
5
4
3
1
2
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ELEVATION
The entire wall of this floor is covered with diatomaceous paint, which give the wall more character, and moisture proof. Clients like Asian Collections, so to make an interesting feature. The client’s favorite ancient poem is crafted. And sliding door of the dining area are built with color-balls and presenting the Buddha image.
LEVEL 2 10’- 0”
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
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ELEVATION LEVEL 2 10’- 0”
LEVEL 1 0’- 0”
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LIVING ROOM
Marble covered wall, by choosing the marble that has the unique pattern looks like the Chinese ink painting. With the natural art pattern, it make this wall become the most unique collection of my clients. When gathering the friends in their house, this wall can be a piece they can share with them and talk about.
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PATIO
The green wall, a basic idea that bring the natural into the interior. The little patio face outside with the green wall on the side, users can release the stress of working at home. With the self-cycle system, clients will not need to spend too much time taking care of these plants. The curve shape of the wall refers back to the curve on the living room which makes the green walls looks nature in the interior. The green wall also brings a natural and warm feature into the cold space.
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TITLE
DINING AREA
The semitransparent sliding door, the doors are impedes guests from seeing the dining area directly. The doors are customized with color-balls to create the pattern of Buddha, who is a representation of calmness. To make the entire house looks larger, the color usage are chosen to be white, and dining table and kitchen cabinet are covered with natural wood laminate to add color and warmth to the house.
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TITLE
“ We’re all traveling through time together, every day of our lives. All we can do is do our best to relish this remarkable ride. ” -Movie About Time-
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Project Name
TITLE
SUSTAINABLE STUDIO, 2015 FALL SENIOR HOUSE , SAN FRANCISCO U.S.A Project Name
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CLIENT 74 SUSTAINABLE STUDIO SENIOR HOUSE
CLIENT The purpose of this CCRC is making retirees feel at home. Interior are using high- end material with universal design in the environment. “Very few project types combine such a variety of uses, and it is this diversity that challenges designers to create spaces that will appeal to the wants of a very specific demographic.”
Designing rooms and space to convenience residents with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia is extremely hard because they are emotionally sensitive about surrounding changes. The design will have to be simple and easy to remember. Also the surrounding will have to be used for both residents and caring people, so residents will have a basic dignity.
Continuing Caring Retirement Center (CCRC) is not only the place to take care of elders, but it is a social community for elders to find someone similar easier. To share the same life style, so elders will not have to rush or force themselves into inconvenience situation.
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SUSTAINABLE STUDIO SENIOR HOUSE
CABRILLO ST Address: 2619 Cabrillo St. San Francisco, CA 94121
27TH AVE
28TH AVE
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27TH AVE
28TH AVE
CABRILLO ST
SITE ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS The location of the project is right beside the golden gate park. There are public transportation near by the project; either to the grocery stores, restaurants, banks, and post offices, or downtown in the other direction. Several chapels and temple are located around here, too. By having the project site here, the CCRC will have several cultural perspective in the little society. By locating around the residential zones here, we are able to have a quiet space. In the same time, it gets our potential customers familiar with the society and environment.
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CONCEPT
CONCEPT ECDYSIS
Ecdysis is the behavior snakes molt the skin, and they left the skin behind them.It is important to know that the process of ecdysis is not relaxed. After molt theskin, they become stronger. We want to keep the same idea that ageing is not aprocess of being weak, but a process of being better. By creating the environment that help seniors create their own social community.
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1ST FLOOR PLAN
PUBLIC SPACE
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STAFF SPACE
RESIDENCE LIVING UNIT
1
RECEPTION
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ACTIVITY DIRECTOR’S OFFICE
14
ROOM 101 - ROOM 112
2
LIABRARY
10
STAFF WORKSTATION
15
TRASH ROOM
3
COFFEE SHOP
11
JANITORIAL CLOSET
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LAUNDRY
4
COMMUNITY SPACE
12
KITCHEN
5
ACTIVITY ROOM
13
TELECOM
6
DINING AREA
7
PUBLIC TOILET
8
MAIL ROOM
1ST FLOOR PLAN 15
16 9 12
6
10
14
14
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14
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8 13
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1
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14
14
14
2
5
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2ND FLOOR PLAN
HEALTH CARE CENTER
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RESIDENCE LIVING UNIT
1
RECEPTION
10
MEDICAL SUPPLY STORAGE
13
PRIVATED FUNCTION ROOM
2
WAITING AREA
11
PRIVATE OFFICES 1 - 2
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JANITORIAL CLOSET
3
PHYSICAL THERAPY
12
JANITORIAL CLOSET
15
HOUSEKEEPING
4
PHARMERCY
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ROOM 201 - ROOM 214
5
GYM
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TRASH ROOM
6
EXAM ROOM 1 - 6
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LAUNDRY
7
PUBLIC TOILET
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FAMILY ROOM
8
X- RAY ROOM
9
PSYCHIATRIC CARE OFFICE
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2ND FLOOR PLAN 17 16
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13
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15
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ROOF PLAN
PUBLIC SPACE
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OUTDOOR PATIO
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INDOOR PATIO (W)
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INDOOR PATIO (E)
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AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES
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GREEN HOUSE
ROOF PLAN 4
5
3 1 2
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DESIGN FEATURE
Geothermal systems is covering the entire floor of the health care center and the community space. With a consideration in how our residents feels sensitive about the temperature, so they feel comfortable
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DESIGN FEATURE
Sun receiving of this building is designed to face the south side, so the natural resource can be collected maximally. The roof garden can create a comfortable space for residents to gathering.
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DESIGN FEATURE
To collect the best amount of water, the roof are slope into two different direction, and we install two rainwater collection with filtering system on each side. With the filtering system, we can reuse the graywater and save as much water as we can.
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DESIGN FEATURE
By surrounding the solar panels with green roof, residences can enjoy the view outside the building. It also reduces the heat from the direct sunlight, and engage residents using the outdoor space more.
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DESIGN FEATURE
In the public space, the windows are installed with ventilation windows to increase the indoor air quality. With controlling the amount of wind, the space can be controlled in the comfortable temperature in any situation.
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DESIGN FEATURE
From the north and south side of the building, I tried to make people in each room are be able to enjoy certain view. For example the dining area is facing an outdoor garden. The front is going to be plant trees, and build a semi-private space for the residents in the community space and cafĂŠ shop.
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ELEVATION
The public space is open to outside, so a semi-private feature will give residents certain privacy. In the same time, visitors can be attracted into the building, too. Trees in the front can prevent the direct sunlight in the summer time. The bushes are able to give privacy to the first floor balconies. Also by providing the bicycle storage, the project are able to earn LEED points.
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ELEVATION SUSTAINABLE STUDIO SENIOR HOUSE
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LOBBY 1
RECEPTION DESK
RECEPTION WALL
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The reception desk are the first impression of the project. Also, the different color and material on the floor and wall are designed for elders can see clear and notice the reception sign.
ATRIUM
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The reception wall is located at the atrium, so visitors can feel the space wider. A concrete wall here are representing the new skin of the elders, which represents my idea of a new begin.
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The atrium here is connecting with the waiting area of the health care center, so the natural light from the skylight can penetrate the health center and the lobby area.
COMPUTER SPACE The public computer space is designed for searching, or printing documents. Some elders are willing to learn new technology, so computers in the public space can help.
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Open Space in front of the hallway is for residents to wait for others. Considering some elders walk slower, so friends will be able to stand on the side and wait.
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The drop down ceiling is the transition of the public and living space. In my concept, this symbolize the snake remove its skin and become stronger. Here, elders leave the noise behind and enter a quiet space.
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Independent living unit are using bright color mostly, but a dark wood in front of the doors. The material and color change can remind elders their location. With the hand rail around the interior walls, elders can walk safer.
SEATING AREA The seating area is designed for elders to take a rest. A seating area that can fit four people at a time, so they can chat there without going far away to the public space.
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Skylight in the middle collects the natural light and penetrate into the entire health care center. With the great amount of natural light, visitors here will feel more pleasure to come here.
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Physical therapy room is located in the center of the space with matte glass sliding door. Matte glass provides enough privacy of patients inside and also keep the sunlight through the entire health care center.
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MEDICAL SUPPLIES STORAGE Medical supplies located beside the reception table, which is more convenience for nurse and counter staffs. Also nurse will be able to go to exam room without going around the space.
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“What I’m doing right now, I’m chasing perfection.” - Kobe Bryant -
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SKILLS FURNITURE DESIGN, WATER COLOR Project Name
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Skills Furniture Deisgn
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My concept of designing the chair is considering chair that user can seat with relax position. “Lying down on lounge chair are the ideal position for myself, To shrink down the size, so save it safe space in the interior. As the requirement, I like to showing the natural of the wood. Keeping wood knot and showing it as a feature of design. Knots can alsot be a secure meaning to create stronge structure which make comfortable, Dowels are the choice for me to use in the design, and showing the end grain adds a interesting feature on the surface.
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SKILLS FURNITURE DESIGN
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DETAIL SKILLS FURNITURE DESIGN
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WORK 112
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I am very grateful for the strong support a guidance provided to me by all of the professors in my portfolio. They are Mr. Stephan, Mrs. Ness, Mr. Zhovreboff, Mr. Archi, Mrs. Serena, Mrs.Wang, Mr.Sammet, who helped me for good knowledge about interior design and also put me a lot in my portfolio. I am very thankful to them for the same.