TANAKORN TANGWIRIYAKULCHAI’S Portfolio
COPYRIGHT @ 2016 Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without the written permission of Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai PHONE / 1 (415) 290-2676 EMAIL / T.tangwiriyakulchai@gmail.com ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 601 Brannan Street, San Francisco, CA 94107 DIRECTOR / Laura Blumenfeld INSTRUCTOR / Chamindri Wijemanne COURSE / Portfolio TYPEFACE / Ebrima, Adobe Caslon Pro, Pristina SOFTWARE / Adobe Indesign
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Born and raised in Bangkok, Thailand, Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai desired to be interior designer after graduating with bachelor’s of Marketing. He continued his interest in Interior design at the Academy of Art University in spring 2014, and graduated in spring 2016. Tanakorn likes to create contemporary designs, based on a variety of concepts. Functionality is the other main part that he really focuses in every project. Morover, he is interested in sustainability as well. This portfolio will lead you to understand his designs during his time in the university.
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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
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TONY’S KITCHEN & MARKET
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MARIA’S RESIDENCE
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MISCELLANEOUS
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34 Graham st. San Francisco, CA 94129
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“The north! the north! from out the north What founts of light are breaking forth, And streaming up these evening skies, A glorious wonder to our eyes!� Hannah Flagg Gould
National Geographic’s Headquarters
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“Aurora Borealis� The Aurora Borealis is the most spectacular natural phenomenon that takes place in the latitude (Arctic and Antarctic) regions. Most auroras occur at the night and these stunning lights can be seen from late November to March. The color scheme of the Aurora Borealis could be effectively used for an office building because of the varied hues which are not too strong. The main colors of the Aurora are light green, dark green, ultra violet and red; moreover, there is a set of beautiful colors present in the northen environment, such as light blue,dark-blue, black, white, the light-dark brown of wood, and the silver white of sparkling stars in the sky. This is a good combination of color schemes to use in a contemporary building. According to research, Aurora Borealis will be hard to see after this year (2016), Some research even states that after 2017 the aurora may not occur for a decade. Therefore, it is a good time to add the Aurora into a building.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters
Project Address 34 Graham st. San Francisco, CA 94129 Presidio Park is the first neighborhood that is certified as LEE neighborhood Development in 2009. The location are very close to tourist attraction which are Golden Gate Bridge, Palace of Fine Arts, therefore this are offer a scenic drive. The Total area of the park is 2,347 sq. there fore it is best for pedestran to take public transportation or bike. This area is very quiet and there is low traffic on regular time, there is an Off the Grid event every Sunday and Thursday which might increase the traffic in the park.
Client National Geographic San Francisco Head Quarter
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Aesthetic The color scheme of this space is a set of colors taken from the colors of the Aurora Borealis, but I chose the main color to be white of the snow rather than the darkness of white. The main materials used in this space are rough wood, laminate, glass, and mirror panels. Many of these materials will be finished in glossy paint of various colors including yellow, violet, white, and teal. Most of the doors in this building will have yellow frames which will be designed to match with the company’s logo. I also use National Geographic photos in the building. The proportion of the each color that is used designed specifically for each area. For example, the office uses the most white materials to make the space as bright as possible. However, the store has a lot of reflective materials. I also think of the sustainability as well. The main focal point of the space is the atrium which has the circular stair and elevator in the middle. In this space the natural light can go through from the skylight down to the basement. The other main part of the project is the office which is located on the second floor. All of the rooms on the second floor except for the restrooms have the natural light, either from the outside of the building or from the atrium in the middle.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters Floor Plan
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Stair Basement - Level1 Archive Exhibition Space Men Restroom Women Restroom Loading Dock Fire Exit Stair
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Janitor Room Fire Exit Stair Art Director Men Restroom Women Restroom Membership Office Small Conference Room Supply Senior Web Editor Senior Editor Open Office
National Geographic’s Headquarters The Connection
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The Office NationalOpen Geographic Office San Francisco Headquarter Office
National Geographic’s Headquarters
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The Open Office The design of the space is based on the needs of office workers. I designed this space to use natural light as much as possible, and the overall color scheme is the brightest in the building. I used wood floating ceiling hanging below an exposed painted ceiling. The tables are made custom for each work station, with a curve carved out at every seat which gives a feeling of comport and provacy to the workers.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters
Office Reception This space is the main focal point of the second level. Since this space is located behind the main glass sculpture elevator which is the main focal point of this building, I use a soft color scheme of teal and white to not distract fromf the beautiful main focal point
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Private Office I decided to use glass panels to let natural light into the private office as much as possible. Also, there is a beautiful view of the glass sculpture in the middle of the atrium. For the design of the private office, I use white walls to make rooms look clean.Moreover, I use the carpet in all private offices to keep the rooms quiet.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters
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The Cafe’ This space is located in the corner of first floor so there is a lot of natural light. I chose dark blue marble flooring combined with a one marble wall to give a high-end feeling to the space. There is a curved glass sculptural piece suspended from the ceiling to match with the Aurora Borealis concept. There are about 60 seats to provide enough room for the office workers , since this project is located in the middle of the park and far from other cafe’.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters
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The Store The store is the darkest area of the building. I decided to used the contemporary design for this space. Most of the walls are made of black glass which has a similar atmosphere to where the Aurora takes place. I also use the lighting fixtures that look like stars in the middle of the space, which when reflected continue infinitely like stars in the night. There is also a rack for clothing. The main middle table is for books and small gadgets. The teal built-in shelf is for more expensive items. The most featured item will be in the yellow frame with the wood panel.
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National Geographic’s Headquarters
The Exhibition Space I designed a clean atmosphere for the exhibition space. Since this space needs to show art pieces, the design should not catch attention of viewers. I designed this place to have natural light as much as possible, so this space is located in a corner of the site.
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We want none of those days to end, and it was always with disappointment that we end our days with out the night
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1. Tony’s Kitchen & Market Channel Apartments San Francisco, CA 94158
Tony’s Kichen & Market 185 Channel street San Francisco, CA 94158
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“Coral Reef 12 AM� The art of shapes / The colors / What coral reef does / Thetime/ What is coral reef/. From all of these, through the design, the space will show the meaning of Coral Reef at 12 AM. In the night, unique fish species are active and dominte the coral reef. It is the same as the concept of the store, which is opened for unique customers who have good taste and find organic, clean, and good food. The shapes of things you can find in the concept will be transformed to geometric shapes and lines in the modern-industrial style. The materials used will be modern dark high-end industrial, such as stone, marble,and stainless steel. All of these materials will be integrated with the concept to give the result of a mix of high quality market and an affordable place for the urban community.
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Tony’s Kitchen & Market
Site Analysis
185 Channel street(Block 2) San Francisco, CA 94158 NEIGHBORHOOD : MISSION BAY The building is located in the mission bay area, Tony’s Kitchen and Market is surrounded by a high income neighbor. This area has become one of the important residential areas in San Francisco. The building is approximately 452,000 square feet. The project site is about 8,000 square feet of street level.
Client Profile
Primo Hospitality Group Tony Riviera : Chairman, CEO Tony Riviera has been successful at marketing, management, and business development skills and is a successful businessman in the hospitality industry. Tony is the owner of several companies with good concepts. One of the his most successful is restaurant. He is the owner of the well-known restaurants Maroni’s Gourmet Pizza, The Red Burrito, Andiamo, and Manhattan Steakhouse. He also participates in many industries, such as the international professional baseball team in Canada, the executive producer for the film “The Perfect Game”. Also, he started some charity events to benefit underprivileged children.
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Branding Tony’s Kitchen & Market is located in the middle of the area of young professionals’ apartments in the new financial district of San francisco. The market provides food groceries, organic foods and ingredients for customers. The main cosumers for Tony’s Kichen & Market are middle to high income who take care and are concerned about their health.
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Tony’s Kitchen & Market Furniture Selection
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Aesthetic The overal design is based from the concept “Coral Reef 12 AM�. So the space is quite dark inside. Most materials have a dark tone, to give a highend feeling to the space. Moreover, I also provide enough light for some focal points to attract customers from outside of the space too. I chose reflective materials such as glass, mirror, and stainless steel as well, which will provide a high-end feeling and make the space appear larger. There are stainless steel coral reef abstracted pieces from the ceiling all over the space to separate the areas and also can be for way finding, too.
Prepared Foods This area is the main space of this site. Tony’s Kitchen & Market provide a variety of foods for their consumers, such as prepared foods,hot foods, salad bar, soup, self service foods, dessert and coffee. So this area needs to be clear and clean as much as possible to make room for customers walking around and to not block other customers. Since there are so many sections, I decided to separate it into four counters. To save the cost, I decided to locate only one cashier in this space. However, if there are many customers the dessert and drink counter can be one of the check out, too.
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Prepared food seating This area is provided for the customers who buy food from the prepared foods area. It is located next to the prepared foods area. In this area, there are three main seating areas, which are the bar with open kitchen view, the bar with outside view and the booth.
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The Lounge The lounge is located next to the wine market, so the consumers can choose the wine from the market and have a seat in the lounge. The lounge is also placed next to the cafe’, so the customers can order snack or food from the kitchen too.
The Cafe’ There are 38 seats for customers. It is a middle size cafe’. There are nine tables of two and five tables of four; However, these tables can be combined to make a big table for a party of five or more. I decided to use all glass walls for the cafe which can make the space look larger.
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The Market The market is the largest space in the building. There are a lot of organic items, such as meats, fruits, vegetables, dry foods, juices, cheeses, frozen foods, and so on. It is separated into different areas. The shelves are made specifically for individual items. There are a couple of highlightdd shelves. Since this is a high ceiling space, but I do not want to block the natural light I designed a lot of coral reef geometrical pieces from the ceilng with attached LED light in some of the pieces to have a beautiful light in the night .
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The Market Check-out The check-out is the main focal point of this area with the slightly different colors and shapes. I used all white material and gold on the front and side surfaces. This area is big enough to have two check-out
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The Wine Market The wine market is a part of the market but I decided to separate it from the cafe’ section, because customers can choose the wine from here to drink at their seats. I designed a clear space for the customers from the market to shop here as well.
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“When you look at Japanese traditional architecture, you have to look at Japanese culture and its relationship with nature. You can actually live in a harmonious, close cantact with nature this very unique to Japan�
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Maria’s Residence Residential Project 13 Wood street San Francisco, CA 94118
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“Japanese Tea Garden” The Japanese tea garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in the world. It was developed during Japan’s medieval period. Traditionally, it was a small space between garden entry and teahouse. The more beautiful houses had the more beautiful gardens. They were made to impress hosts and guests. For the guest, it was like a ‘welcome’ for them. This meaning and purpose were important in the past, but nowadays the Japanese Tea Garden is a touristy place simply because of its beauty. The atmosphere of the garden can bring the house calmness and coziness with its light brown Japanese wood and green trees. Furthermore, some additional elements may help the aesthetic of the space such as , using some colors of the flower, Japanese textures, or elements from nature.
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Maria’s Residence
Project Address Maria’s Residence Residential Project 13 Wood street San Francisco, CA 94118
Aesthetic The Main material of this space is bamboo. The color scheme of this space is comprised of calm colors, starting from the light wood to white with some green and ending with light-blue. There arre some strong colors used such as maroon of the fabric and some colors used for the pictures or posters. The home has a Japanese feeling. I designed some Japanese items for the space such as the light fixture in the living room. The main areas of the house are located on the perimeter to have beautiful views of San Francisco.
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The Living Space I created this space based on the concept “Japanese Tea Garden“. To separate the space from the entry I decided to add a small steps from the door to the living room. Between the door and the living space there is a small Japanese Garden. I decided to give it more of a Japanese feeling by using Japanese light fixtures and by using some Japanese fabric. This is a big open space in which we can see through to the dining space and kitchen as well.
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The Kitchen It is located in the open space which includes the living and dining room. Since this is located in the middle of the house, I use glass parition to let natural light enters through out in the space. In addition, there is a small table for two people to have a quick meal.
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The Office This space is designed for two person. It is a cozy home office where can show the users beautiful views of San Francisco. It is located on the opposite side of living area of the house.
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The Bedroom It is designed to look like a traditional Japanese bedroom. The room uses the maroon and gold to add the energy in the morning, different from the other spaces in the house, which uses soft colors. There is glass panels which cover a beautiful Japanese painting in the gold tone.
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Mariotto Residence Residential Project 13 Wood street San Francisco, CA 94118
“The mind of the Renaissance was not a pilgrim mind, but a sedentary city mind, like that of the ancients.�
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“High Renaissance� The Renaissance architecture is the architecture from the early 15th and 17th centuries in Europe. It was developed in Florence, after that it is spreaded to the other Italian cities. The style shows the symmetry, proportion and geometry. The High Renaissance started circa1500 and lasted 1525.
During that era, there were so many art pieces that were made. Especially, there were so many popular sculptures made by famous artists. The most famous sculpture was David, which is a standing male nude made of white marble, created between 1501 and 1504 by Michelangelo,which is one of his masterpiece.
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Project Address
Mariotto’s Residence Residential Project 13 Wood street San Francisco, CA 94118
Aesthetic The design was inspired from the High Renaissance, especially from statues. The main material of the house is white marble the same as what many statues are made of. I also used some high-end colors such as maroon and gold in the space to make the same atmosphere as the High Renaissance architecture.
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Bedroom Home Office Closet Bathroom
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The Living Room The main open space of the house,combined with living space, kitchen, dining and the house library together, separated by gold stainless steel railing. There is a full glass window along the west side. In the living room, there are furniture made of gold stainless steel to give a super highend to the space.
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The Bedroom This is the definitely the softest area of the space. Because there are so many strong feeling space in the house. I decided to make the bedroom softer than the other areas, using only white wall, floor and ceiling. There are full windows next to the bed to show the beautiful view in the morning. Moreover, the bed fits perfectly in the square area in the bedroom to offer the greatest privacy.
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The Office The office has enough space for two to three people. To keep consistent with the other spaces, I used the same materials as the other spaces. However, this is the brightest area of the house. It is located next to the home library, so it is easy to find some references.
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Not only do I know how to use a mouse, but I know how to handle a penciel and a brush too, which is a mandatory skills that I think may come in handy someday. Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai
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HANA HANA is a retail store located in Bangkok (Thailand). For this project, I had a teammate to help for designing a new retail store for scarf and tote bag. The concept of this store was plant nursery. The concept was based on products of this store which are flower patterns on their products. I decided to use contemporary and Japanese style to match with their style of products too (Hana is a Japanese word which means flower).
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Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai Interior Designer
Education 2014 - 2016
2008 - 2012
About Me
Academy of Art university, San francisco, CA Graduation Date : May 2016
Bachelor of Marketing
Bangkok University, Bangkok, Thailand Graduation Date : June 2012
Skills
Born and raised in Thailand, Tanakorn Tangwiriyakulchai desired to be interior designer after graduated from bachelor’s of Marketing. He continued his interest in Interior design at the Academy of Art University (San Francisco) in spring 2014, and graduated in spring 2016. His design styles, Tanakorn likes to create a contemporary designs, based on a variety of concepts. The functional and space planning are the other main parts that he really focus in every projects. Morover, he interests in the sustainability in the design as well.
Lanuage Skills - Thai Native or bilingual proficiency - English Professional working proficiency
T.Tangwiriyakulchai@gmail.com
Second Bachelor of Interior Design
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Revit
Hand Sketching
3ds Max
Hand Drafting
AutoCAD
Hand Rendering
Adobe Photoshop CC
Microsoft Office
Indesign
Design Skills
Personal Skills
Commercial Design
Creativity
Residential Design
Multitasking
Hospitality Design
Communication
Concept
Teamwork
Space Planning
Efficiency
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THANK YOU I deeply appreciate everything. I have learned in this program. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to my family. Thanks for your kindness, love and support. Especially, my grandmother who just passed away a year ago; I wish you could be here with me today. To my design directors, instructors and advisors: Sherise Lee, Christopher Guevarra, CheJon Dalton, Sean Stuart Olga Zhovreboff, Michele Goodwin, Kathleen Valkuchak, Ricardo Marmolejo, Mark Miller, Stephan Hoffpauir, Ernest Mariotto, and Andrew Tu. Thanks for teaching and pushing me really hard, and improving my skills. To my dear friends, brothers, and sisters both near and far: if I didn’t have you guys, I couldn’t been here. visit me more @ dewhiteyorke.wix.com/home
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