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7.5 MILLION COLLEGE GRADUATES ENTERING CHINA’S MARET IN 2016 SUMMER
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WHY DID THIS COME ABOUT?
RESEARCH
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China has scrapped its one-child policy, allowing all couples to have two children for the first time. The age of people who were born in 1990 to 2000 are becoming the last generation in one child policy family. Therefore, because there was only one child in the family; the family wants to give everything to the child, including the best education. In this case, the one child policy increases the percentage of college graduates in China because of the family and society pressures on that child. College graduates then flock or migrate to the cities to find (higher quality) jobs which are not available in small towns. Therefore, college graduates are going to move to the big city to hunt a job, and they are my users.
PRESSURES :
Pressure from Family
Pressure from Society
Pressure to Find A Job
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MILLION
IN 2014, THERE WERE ABOUT SIX MILLION UNIVERSITY GRADUATES IN CHIA
92.9
%
OF AGES 21-25 DO JOB-HUNTING AFTER GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE
16.4
%
OF COLLEGE GRADUATES WERE REGISTERED AS UNEMPLOYED IN CHINA IN 2011
AROUND 0.5% OF OVERALL CHINESE POPULATION HAVE BEEN SUFFERFOR JAB MARKET.
OVERSTRESS OF LOOKING FOR JAB AND UNEMPLOYED FOR A LONG TIME CAN BE CAUSED THROUGH VIOLENCE BEHAVIOR, OUT OF CONTROL OR CRIMINAL BEHAVOUS.
RESEARCH PHASE ONE
STATISTICS ON UNIVERSITY GRADUATES IN CHINA
1 IN EVERY 10 OF THIS POPULATION FACING FROM JAB-HUNTING PROBLEMS OR WILL BE FACING THIS IN FUIRTURE.
RESEARCH
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GRADS HOME The project, called “Grads Home”, launched by the Shenzhen Youth League Committee and is sponsored by local gaverment, aims to provide non-local college graduates with free, temporary accommodations to facilitate their job hunt in Shenzhen.
Grads Home provide clean bedding, air-conditioning, hot water, wifi, and hotel keys. Also, they holds small career fairs, organizes field trips and gives pre-employment training to the residents. “It is one of our efforts to serve young talent to encourage them to start their careers in Shenzhen, as the city attracts more than 100,000 graduates every year.” by one of chief of the committee, Cai.
RESEARCH PHASE ONE
College graduates who came Shenzhen to land a job for the first time can apply to live the Grads Home free of change for 7 days.
PORJECT PROPOSAL
THE USERS
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SPONSOR: SHENZHEN GAVERMENT CLIENT: THE STUDENT HOTEL COMPANY
RESEARCH
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ARE RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES BETWWEN THE AGES OF 21-25 DOING JOB HUNTING IN SHENZHEN
20,000 TOTAL SQ. FT.
WHAT IS THE PROJECT? The student hotel is a platform providing tmporary accommodation in Shenzhen for recent graduates looking to integrate into the city through job placement.
Building Personal Connection
Sense of Place (Belong)
Increase Successful Job-Placement
Creating a gathering space for social interaction. Bring closer seat to creat an effective way of obtaining co-operation from people.
Creating a culture and warm space to feel comfortable living. Opening more social activities outdoor events or trips with local people.
Offering more social and career-related serves. Providing a classroom or meeting room for the career fair, mentorship, and internship. For design, creating, innovative and positive design to release grads stress from job-hunting
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WHAT DOES HOTEL PROMOTE?
Waste
Over-Illuminated
Light Pollution Unneccessory Brish or Glare
Illuminated
Back of house
damaged lighting re-lamped
RESEARCH
Unsafed
Negatively Impression
Guest
Lighting
Historic house
Hotel
HOTEL LIGHTING TO ENHANCE GUEST BY POULETTE R HEBER YEASUM CHUNS LISA SLEUTOH JENNOLY LEONG 2015
Well-being Humans
Finance
Showcase the Brand and assist guests byusing lighting
Lighting for safety
Sustainablity
Illumination of horizontal planes (floors,stair treads, stepping stores ramps) Illuminatin of vertical planes (recongnize faces, read signage, inseek key into entry door after hours)
Multi-coloured ploy carbonate sreens around the sleeping bags deliver privacy like suspended in the centre space
WALDUCK’S NEST BRINGS PRIVACY TO YOUTH HOSTELS Less mainstream venue for cool young people coming to a shortterm base
Safety and security lighting
Lodging Faciliting
New bulbs were installed in existing light fixture
Grotty youth hostels is pass
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Accidents and criminal
SAFETY AND SECURITY
Exterior Lighting
Light bulb were romans from light fixtures
Pool Lighting
Day Light
Front of house
de-lamped
Subtle and Nuanced
Inspired by japanese capsule hotels and sleeping areas
BY TRISH LORENZ 2002
Doors will be made from tempered glass to allow natural light through to corridors
Lounge areas featur Jaconbsen’s egg chair feeling of pivacy sitting in it crates
Creative mitigate perceptions of certain inherent design components
Planners and designers must understand cultural attri-
Home Away fom Home
butes that aftect viewers perception
Wayfinding
HOSPITALITY ENVIRONMENTS
Increasing visual access to an environment enhaces wayfinding
“ENVRINMRNTAL PSYCHOLOGY FOR DESIGN” BY DAK KOPEC
Features and Amenities synomorphy, the contributing elements of behavior setting that create on operational setting when they are compatible
Creating a posities image for highly subjective and change an according to trands & cu;ture
What
SCHOOLS AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS -REIDENTIAL DORMITORIES “ENVRINMRNTAL PSYCHOLOGY FOR DESIGN”
Dormitory residents who occupy higher floors believe they have more privacy and better views resident of lower floor
BY DAK KOPEC
How
Color
Bright colors tend to lead to more fighting and less concentration
Elevators placed at exit points minimaze traffice Tall greenery between structures limit views from adjacent building
RESEARCH PHASE ONE
A common area between the corridor and room
Many of the same principles apply to dormitory settings at all three levels
Patty Griffin
Millions of gallous of water and tons of detergen
Inspired by European Inns Founder
The Green Hotel Association
Concept Example what they did
PHASE ONE RESEARCH
The developmental needs of humans without sacrificing the earth’s capacity to sustainable life
Clients
HOTEL CHECKING IN “GREEN’ IDEAS
Disagree
BY DIANA NELSON JONES & POST -GAZETTE 3/12/1995
Pampered
THE CHARACTERISTICE OF NTERIOR DESIGNERS WHO PRACTICE ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINALBE
Materials Resources
Site
Water
Energe
sustainable
Human Comfor Indoor Air Qulity
Health Care <
EX: School Indoor Air Qulity
Green
most impotant in
Light & Noise
3 Environmental Topics
Inclined Toward
Sustainable Design
Educational
LEED
Hope
36 Million Members for ADA
BY DAK KOPEC & Denise A. Guerin 2009 Sustainable Interior Design
Understandable
Freshy Lounded Towals & Sheet Part of Price
Many studies across the world have made hotel to “Green” hotel. It not only impact on the LEED design. and sustainable interior material, in space, but it also depends on the green service of a hotel to bring wellness into hotel, including Using recycling cleaning products, waste reduction, conservation of water and conservation of electricity as well as LEED design.
kitchen food are fresh
Sustainable develpment
Fewer Than 10 Members In 1995
Started 1993
1. Less waste ful using lighting 2. Receicing cards 3. For monuse towls and sheets 4. Water-saving 5. Travelers package for towel and sheet cards 6. Using natural materials on construction 7. Using ozonator in pool and hot tub clearing systens 8. Water is charcoal filtered
Concept
Trip of Iceberg
2 to 5 times worse than outdoor air quality
Hospitality/ Entertainment
TERMINOLOGY TOPIC
YOUTH HOSTEL a place providing cheap accommodations aimed mainly at young people on hiking or cycling tours. BELONGING be rightly placed in a specified position. fit in a specified place or environmen CAPSULE HOTELS a type of hotel developed in Japan that features a large number of extremely small â&#x20AC;&#x153;roomsâ&#x20AC;? (capsules) intended to provide cheap, basic overnight accommodation for guests who do not require the services offered by more conventional hotels.
FLASHPACKER a neologism used to refer to affluent backpacker. HOMESICKNESS the distress or impairment caused by an actual or anticipated separation from home. GRADS HOME a gaverment organization aims to provide free temporary accommodations for non-local college graduates
ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR a place providing cheap accommodations aimed mainly at young people on hiking or cycling tours.
IDEA MAPPING a diagram used to visually organize information. A mind map is hierarchical and shows relationships among pieces of the whole.
HOSPITALITY the friendly reception and treatment of guests or strangers. the quality or disposition of receiving and treating guests and strangers in a warm, friendly, generous way.
COMMUNITY CENTER a place where people from a particular community can meet for social, educational, or recreational activities.
TEA SHOP
In China, a tea house is traditionally a place which offers tea to its consumers. People gather at tea houses to chat, socialize, and enjoy tea, and young people often meet at tea houses for dates.
SUSTAINABLE the ability to be sustained, supported, upheld, or confirmed. Environmental Science. the quality of not being harmful to the environment or depleting natural resources, and thereby supporting long-term ecological balance:
POLYCARBONATE a group of thermoplastic polymers containing carbonate groups in their chemical structures.
TERMINOLOGY PHASE ONE
STUDENT HOTEL a hotel specialized for students to have temporary staying
DESIGN
CLIENT RESEARCH
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TYPOLOGY DEEP PHASE ONE
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USER GROUP
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Program Components
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Public Space Private Space Entrance/ Exit
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Circulation
Program Components, Organization, Approach, arrival, sequence of spaces, and departure, Public Space and Private Space
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1 breakfast room 2 inner yard 3 library 4 Main entrance-hostel reception 5 reception 6 cafe 7 lounge 8 bar 9 main entrance--bar 10 main entrance-hostel 11 main entrance-cafe 12 office 13 kitchen
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Organization Grid
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Circulation
Entrance
Program Components, Organization, Approach, arrival, sequence of spaces, and departure, Public Space and Private Space
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Reception Lift Lobby Covered Passage Cafe Fabian Canteen Mezzanine Chillout Library and Work Area Rooftop Terrace Conferences Rooms
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Public Space Private Space Entrance/ Exit Roof Terrace Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Program Components, Organization, Approach, arrival, sequence of spaces, and departure, Public Space and Private Space
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USER VALUES
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PERSPNA
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USER JOURNEY
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LOCATION
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That changed in 1979 when Shenzhen was promoted to city-status and in 1980 designated Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rst Special Economic Zone. According to the Government report for 2015, Shenzhen had transformed to a city with population of 10,778,900 and a metropolitan area population of over 18 million. Shenzhen has a population of over ten million; six million of these people are non-local migrant workers who may return to their home town/city on the weekends and live in factory dormitories during the week.
Shenzhen
10,778,900 Nanshan Division 1,088,345 Non-Residential in Nanshan 472,345
1980 1980
HISTORY
The Same Mountain
Shenzhen population dynamics Legend: population with non-permanent registration population with permanent registration (hukou)
PHASE THREE
2013 2013
PHASE THREE SITE, MASSING, SURROUND-
YueFeng Tower Police
Police
Bus Station
Food
12042 Nantou, Nanshan, Shenzhen, China 518052
The diagram for Shenzhen shows how many days within one month can be expected to reach certain wind speeds. Monsoons create steady strong winds on the Tibetan Plateau from December to April, but calm winds from June to October.
Cloudy, sunny, and precipitation days
Days with less than 20% cloud cover are considered as sunny, with 20-80% cloud cover as partly cloudy and with more than 80% as overcast. While ReykjavĂk on Iceland has mostly cloudy days, Sossusvlei in the Namib desert is one of the sunniest places on earth.
HISTORY PHASE THREE
Wind Speed
PHASE THREE NOSIE & TRAFFIC
Near by high traffic will bring lots of nosie into space, so acoustical design is important for the site.
PHASE THREE
NOSIE & TRAFFIC
The park and other green spaces will attract a lot of clients who want to workout and relax during break time.
SUN PATH
Summer 6/21 2:00pm
PHASE THREE SUN PATH & WEATHER
In summer,the city also experiences very humid, and hot, but moderated, conditions. Winters are mild and relatively dry, and frost is very rare; it begins dry but becomes progressively more humid and overcast.
Winter 12/21 2:00pm
HEAT AND SUNLIGHT
Summer 6/21 2:00pm
Winter 12/21 2:00pm
SUNLIGHT & HEATING PHASE THREE
HEAT AND SUNLIGHT
PHASE THREE STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
COLUMNS: 55” X39” 34”X34” 31” X31”
BEARING WALLS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
706 SQ MTR
PHASE THREE
HUMAN SCALE HIGHTS AND HUMAN SCALE
VERTICAL CIRCULATION FIRE SAFETY:
MECHANICAL ROOM
CIRULATION
PHASE THREE
HVAC ELECTRICAL ROOM
SUN PATH & WEATHER
ENTRY/EXIT
DESIGN ELEMENT /HIERARCHY HIERARCHY OF SPACE CAN BE THE ELEVATOR ON THE CENTRAL, SO DESIGN ELEMENT IS CENTRALIZED.
FIRE-CONTROL ROOM
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
19’
19’
5’
5’
OPENABLE WINDOW
WINDOW PHASE THREE
BALCONY WINDOW AND CURTAIN WALL
METAL FRAME GLASS WINDOW
DETAIL
Gery AluminiumnPlate
ELEVATIONS & MATRIAL
PHASE THREE
EST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS
Dark Gery Metal Blinds
Dark Gery Metal Frame
Gery Glass Windows and doors Blinds
Yellow Stone
Yellow Stone
Dark AluminiumnPlate
Dark GrEy Metal Frame
WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS
WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS Paint
EAST ELEVATION
Gray Curtain Wall
AluminiumnPlate
AluminiumnPlate Yellow Stone
Dark Gery Metal Blinds
AluminiumnPlate
Dark Gery Metal Blinds
Gray Curtain Wall
Dark Gery Metal Frame
Yellow Stone
SOUTH ELEVATION
AluminiumnPlate
Dark Gery Metal Blinds
Dark Gery Metal Frame
Yellow Stone
Gery Glass Windows and doors Blinds
Gray AluminiumnPlate
Dark Gery Metal Frame
Gray Curtain Wall
Yellow Stone
& SOUTH ELEVATIONS
WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS Gray Curtain Wall
WEST ELEVATION
ELEVATIONS & MATRIAL PHASE THREE
T & SOUTH ELEVATIONS WEST & SOUTH ELEVATIONS
Paint
Dark Gery Metal Blinds
Paint
Yellow Stone
AluminiumnPlate
NORTH ELEVATION
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CONCEPT
PHASE FOUR
PROGRAMING PHASE FOUR
Creating a special and unique space that would represent a new vision of China, a vision far but relating from the traditional aesthetic. By creating this space, customers can discover, reimage and connect the history of Shenzhen though old-fashioned and modern touches.
DISCOVERY: “The action or process of discovering or being discovered.” “a person or thing discovered.”
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
PHASE FOUR
REIMAGINING: “to imagine again or anew; especially” “to form mental images of things not present to the senses”
CONNECTING: “bring together or into contact so that a real or notional link is established.” “join together so as to provide access and communication.”
MATERIAL DISCOVERY: Material needs to guide people to discover spaces by using pops and light colors in different areas.
CONNECTING: Material can help to connect from spaces to spaces by using same texture materials.
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT PHASE FOUR
REIMAGINING: Material can separate spaces by using different materials, such as rough wood and brick mixing the concrete or new technique material.
LIGHTING DISCOVERY: “Light is not only coming from the lamp.”
PHASE FOUR CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
REIMAGINING: Using long and connecting lightings create a guideline throughout the space for wayfinding purpose.
CONNECTING: It can be a long straight light line on a form of lines.
ORGANIZATION DISCOVERY: The flexible organization will help people to discover the mystery of the space. Using adapting and curving layout on the path connecting place to place. Also, lower bookshelves and screens help in wayfinding and privacy.
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TCONNECTING: Based on concept “Net”, using Chinese character as layout bring the overall connecting idea in the organization. After twisting and turning the character, the centralized space layout shows the connection on each space.
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
REIMAGINING: Using unpredictable layout is bring different surprises into space. Ex: people walk the straight corridor, and they will turn to a curving path.
PHASE FOUR PROGRAMING
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SKETCH
SKETCH
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SKETCH
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PHASE FOUR SCHEMATIC DESIGN
CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT PHASE FOUR
LOBBY
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PHONE ROOM
LECTURE HALL
CONFERENCE COMMUNAL SPACE
ENTERTAINMENT AREA STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT
PHASE FIVE FLOOR PLANS
STUDENT LOFT
LOBBY
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT GATHERING AREA
OFFICE
STUDENT LOFT GAME ROOM
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT ENTRANCE
STUDENT LOFT
LAUNDRY
GYM
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT
YOGA ROOM
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FRIST FLOOR PLAN
TEA CAFE
RECEPTION
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RCP
GAME AREA
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MAIN LOBBY
PHASE SEVEN LOBBY & ENTERTAINMENT
When visitors enter the hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lobby, guests are greeted by the ceiling elements which display the symbol of netting concept. As well as a sculpture of the cow, which represent the development of Shenzhen. .
Entertainment AREA Using repeating diment shape material from floor to ceil develops the concept of netting and increases the special and innovative mood throughout the journey.
LOBBY & T PHASE SEVEN The geometric seatings can be converted into private, and public and be built in the wall.
The front door is design welcoming and interactive with graduates.
The netting ceiling element is the symbol of fishing net, and it designs to remain graduates the history of the city.
Rolled Arm Sofa Hermanmiller
PHASE SEVEN LOBBY
BuzziMe Buzzi.Space
ENTERTAINMENT AREA PHASE SEVEN
PHASE SEVEN STUDENT LOFT ENTRANCE
GATHERING AREA PHASE SEVEN
TEA CAFE
PHASE SEVEN TEA CAFE
By allowing graduates to brew their own tea we are allowing them to release their stress. Chinese broken tiles and creative birdcage come from traditional Chinese netting elements.
Coming along to meet you with tea and birds. A natural world appears in sign, once upon a taste at Tea Cafe.
In the social tradition, deeply rooted in Chinese history, with bird-fanciers taking their pet birds in the exquisite birdcage to tea cafe as a pastime.
TEA CAFE PHASE SEVEN A seating area that allows the graduates to bowel their tea with different seating, and it connects the indoor and outdoor.
The communal tea bar within storage designs for gathering graduates in the claim area.
Making the creative birdcage ceiling element is more of culture symbol. Which makes the graduates know about local cultures.
Magis Stool_One Hermanmiller
PHASE SEVEN TEA CAFE
Magis Steelwood Stool Hermanmiller
TEA CAFE PHASE SEVEN
STUDENT LOFT
STUDENT LOFT
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Creating personal built-in storage for graduates promotes belonging and privacy, including personally named plants and interesting built-in shapes.
STUDENT LOFT PHASE SEVEN