Weihan Yu's Portfolio by Will You

PORTFOLIO BY WILL YOU

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“If you do it right, it will last forever.” - Karl Lagerfeld

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WILL YOU I come from the world’s largest rice bowl, China. I named myself Will, not only because of the similar pronunciation of my Chinese name, Wei, but also the wish of becoming a strong-minded Spartan, and find my way. I come to U.S. because my parents, much as the first time riding on my papa’s shoulders to see more. I started my journey in Michigan. Although some idiots count Michigan as Canada, I still love it. However, that is the place where I met my buddies and learned about American culture. Later, I transferred from Michigan State University to Academy of Art University in San Francisco for interior design, because I felt that bigger cities, like San Francisco, will give me more design inspirations. As I felt, I have done many cool projects in college and some freelancing projects in China. Now, I am about to graduate. I can’t wait to use what I learn for this picturesque city to give my client pleasure and sustainable spaces to stay and live.

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Restaurant Drink Bar

Residential

Early Spring Chinese Cuisine

Ernest Residence Garden Units

Ernest Residence Lower Unit

Ernest Residence Upper Unit

8,680 S.F.

2,248 S.F.

A Chinese Restaurant located at 449

Ernest Residence is a remodel multi-fam-

Ernest Mariotto, the co-owner of the

The third floor units of Ernest Residence

Powerwell Street, near China Town, San

ily home located in 13 Wood Street, San

house will move to the second floor unit

is occupied by another co-owver, Ernest

Francisc, which services Cantonese Dish-

Francisco. The ground floor unit of the

of the Ernest Residence. He is a Senior

Mariotto's lawyer sister, and her actor

es and Bubble Teas.

house, which will be occupied by Ernest

Interior Design, who designed the existing

husband.

Mariotto's young Naphew after remodeling.

space of the whole house.

Commercial Exihibition Retail Hospitality Medical

Furniture

Appendices

National Geographic SF Office

SOMA Senior Center Sustainable Living

The Alps Lounge Bench

Other Skills

20,400 S.F.

90,000 S.F.

National Geographic picks old ADP Com-

SOMA Senior Center is a sustainable

A furniture design project creates a multi-

- Pen, Pencial, Watercolor,

munication Centre as their new SF office.

senior living complex, which located in the

ple seating bench for hotel and commer-

Gouache, and Maker Drawings.

The building located in 43 Graham Street

588 Mission Bay Boulevard North, San

ical Lobby.

- Wall Paintings.

in the Presidio Park, which was a military

Francisco. The building provides health-

- Photographic Shootings.

base in past. The park is near the Golden

care services and senior residency for the

- Textile Designs

Gate Bridge and full of mission colonial

elder people, and it is Alzheimer friendly.

architecture.

Early Spring Chinese Cuisine I

Mission Statement

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Renderings

A Chinese Restaurant located at 449 Powerwell Street, near China Town, San Francisc,

which

services

Dishes and Bubble Teas.

Cantonese

449 Power St I SITE ANALYSIS The building located in downtown San Francisco, facing to Union Square, near Chinatown. Lots of hotel and shopping malls are around the building. There quiet a lot luxurious brands and many faster food restaurants. However, there is not enough high-end restaurant, especially Asian one.

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Early Spring I CONCEPT STATEMENT Unbolting windows and doors, let the early sunshine lit up your room. Eying melting snow run into a stream, let the fresh air dance between your hair. Burying death leaves into the land, and tracing the bunny along furrows. Listening to the birdsong, smelling the flower and grass. Cuddling newborns, and taste the early spring.

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Cantonese Cuisine I BUSINESS TYPE Cantonese cuisine comes from Guangdong province and is one of the Eight Culinary Traditions of Chinese cuisine. Its prominence outside China is due the numbers of emigrants from Guangdong. Chefs trained in Cantonese cuisine are highly sought after throughout China. When Westerners speak of Chinese food, they usually refer to Cantonese cuisine.

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Waiting Area

Kitchen

Cashier

Cold Room

Stool Seating (1 people)

Storage

Party Seating (6 people)

Storage

Booth Seating (Various)

Private Office

Table Seating (4 people)

Women's

Dating Seating (2 people)

Janior

Party Room

Men's

Furniture & Finishes I FLOOR PLAN The reception desk and waiting are on the right of the entrance. After waiting, the guest will be guided by the waiter to different area and take seat. The restaurant have a drink bar area, a private party room and various dinning areas, which can serves 174 people as the same time.

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Booth Seating/ Cashier/ Waiting Area I EAST ELEVATION

Party Room Couch I NORTH ELEVATION

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Party Room Dinning I WEST ELEVATION

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Waiting Area I UPPER FIGURE In the early spring, snow starts to melt and bunny comes out. Crystle Pendent Light are reminding the melting ice, and the white painted table and walls give a scene of snow.

Cashier Area I LEFT FIGURE Blue green display cooler for showcasing daily special dim sum, which is convient for to go order. PAG E I 1 6 - 1 7

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Drink Bar I SEATING OPTIONS The drink bar is for buble tea and cantonese drinks, which have two seating options. One is the stools, the other is the party tables which is easy to seat down, enjoy the drinks and chill.

Drink Bar I LIGHTING SELECTION The pedent light for the drink bar is the new OLED lighting panels, which is LEED certified for energy saving. It can turn into different color to create images or special scene. PAG E I 1 8 - 1 9

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Booth Seating I UPPER FIGURE Flesh Pink Marble tables and clear plastic chairs carry the early spring concept to the booth seating area. On the other hand, Chinese dividers and Green Plants divide the space into smaller area, but still keep each area relates to each other.

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Booth Seating I FIGURE'S LEFT The square tables of Booth Seating Area are flexible. They can put together become a bigger one for more people, and can also stay individually for 2 people.

Table Seating I FIGURE'S RIGHT The large tables is for 4 people to dine in. Considering about Chinese love to sharing dishes so these tables are necessary.

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Party Room I UPPER FIGURE At the south eastern corner, a party for dinner party. The side glass of the room is a large piece of smart glass, which can be transparent or reflective by turning the swith.

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room with TV and couch, is perfect

Ernest Residence Lower Unit I

Programming

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Rendering

Ernest Mariotto, the co-owner of the house will move to the second floor unit of the Ernest Residence. He is a Senior Interior Design, who designed the existing space of the whole house.

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13 Wood Street I CLIENT PROFILE The first three projects is to remodel a three stories townhouse into three different condoes in different levels. The ground floor will be occupied by a graduated student; the lower floor with be dedicated a senior interior designer; the upper floor will be designed for a senior couple, one is a layer and her husband is a actor.

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13 WOOD ST I Site Analysis

13 WOOD ST I Building Analysis

The project is located in 13 Wood Street, San

The building is a three stories townhouse,

Francisco, which is a lovely neigbourhood

facing east. It is a balloom wood framing

on a small hill, called Laurel Heights. Also,

house, which built decades years ago. It have

the site is closed to Geary Boulevard, one

unique wood-burning fireplaces on each

of main traffic road in San Francisco, so it is

floors, which U.S. government not allow to built

convinient to get to other places in the city.

anymore in order to protect the enviornment.

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ZEN CIRCLE I Watercolor

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ZEN I Concept Statement Zen is an oriental concept, which popular by it simplicity and asymmetry, but balance feeling. In order to carry the concept to the color theme and finishes. I decided to choose oriental materials, like bamboo, and some pleasure color, like Sakura pink. So, I end up to mainly use light brown bamboo and black limestone and get Sakura paint and Milky White materials for decoration.

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PARTITION AND FINISH PLAN

KITCHEN

LIVING ROOM

FOLYER

BATHROOM GARAGE

OFFICE

BED DEM

CLOSET

The facade and back of this townhouse use curtain walls in order to bring more sunlight into the space. Japanese Zen backyard gives nice view to whole space.

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Bamboo Flooring Peddle Stone Reclaimed Marble

LIVING ROOM

Color Pencil Rendering

MAIN LIVING SPACE I Garden Unit White painted wall, bamboo finishes furniture and black limestone flooring, following the domain color chips I chose. The pink color used as focusing decoration pedant sulpture for the space, which breaked the rules and enhanced a asymetrial feeling, but still keep the balance sense.

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Pink Painted Pedant Sculpture designed with pink painted decorative parts. White Tiles Living space applied milky white hexagon tiles, and white paint to the wall. Reclaimed Bamboo Bamboo flooring created a visual zen circlar wayfinding for the space. Black Limestone The sleeping deck used stone finish and raised 11 inches high to prevent dust.

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KITCHEN

Free Hand Sketch

KITCHEN & DINNING I Garden Unit Simple wiring pedant light on one side, enhance the kitchen space with asysmetrial sense.

Vibia LED Lighting is 2015 new trend minimal lighting series.

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Pendend Light

White Marble Snow white marble counter follows the color theme.

Reclaimed Bamboo Bamboo flooring created a visual zen circlar wayfinding for the space. Black Limestone The sleeping deck used stone finish and raised 11 inches high to prevent dust.

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Digital Elevation

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Revit DocumentaryI GARDEN UNIT The building is a three stories townhouse, facing east. It is a balloom wood framing house, which built decades years ago. It have unique wood-burning fireplaces on each floors, which U.S. government not allow to built anymore in order to protect the enviornment.

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Ernest Residence Upper Unit I

Programming

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Rendering

The third floor units of Ernest Residence is occupied by another co-owver, Ernest Mariotto's lawyer sister, and her actor husband.

DIAMOND GEOMETRIAL I Digital Art

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Diamonds I CONCEPT STATEMENT Lower Units is occupied Ernest Mariotto, who is a senior designer. Diamonds are one kind of the most desirable things in the world. They are famous by their balanced shape and luxurious shine. However, diamonds are not born with geometrical shapes. They need to be shaped carefully and precisely by craftsmen. Likewise, my client practiced in the design field for decades with hardworking attitude and creative ideas, to offer his client balanced and brilliant works and services, like diamonds. I wish my design of this condominium will also be like a diamond to my client, so I chose diamond as my concept.

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PARTITION AND FINISH PLAN

OFFICE LIVING ROOM HALLWAY GALLERY

KITCHEN POWDERROOM

BEDROOM

GARDEN

BATHRROOM CLOSET

The facade and back of this townhouse use curtain walls in order to bring more sunlight into the space. Japanese Zen backyard gives nice view to whole space.

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Bamboo Flooring Peddle Stone Reclaimed Marble

Finish Wall

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Reclaimed Marble

Reclaimed Copper Boards for the fireplace

LED Pedant Light

LED Wall-mounted Light

LIVING SPACE I Upper Unit I mainly used white color for the space, to enhance the copper place in the corner. In order to give a luxurious taste to the space, I chose white leathered, mrable, copper, PAG E I 4 8 - 4 9

brass, and carpet as finishings.

Light

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LED Wall-mounted

Rough Concrete Finish Wall & Island

Reclaimed Marble Finish Couteriop

KITCHEN & DINNING I Upper Unit In order to have a streamline and clean looking as the client preferred, I designed this U-shaped kitchen with a hidden range, which is able to pop-out from the counter many cookwares, so I decided to take out the upper cabinet to make the kitchen look more grand and minimal.

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when needed. Since, my client don't have

Light

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LED Wall-mounted

Rough Concrete Finish Wall & Island

Reclaimed Marble Finish Couteriop

MASTER BATHROOM I Upper Unit Basically, I designed a drawer, which can serve as seating in the space, with hidden toilet and bidets, in order to bring more minimal and geometrical feeling to the bathroom. Also, white ceramics sink, set on the vanity, is able to gather grey Additionally, a concrete finished bathtub by the windows, provides a good option to the client to relax, instead of showering and wasting lots of water.

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water for flushing the toliet to save water.

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FIREPLACE OPTIONS I Upper Unit The coal burning fireplace is a unique features for this kind oftraditional houses, since the government prohibit to make new coal burning fireplace. So, I sketched some different ideas for my client to choose, in order to give him a most satisfied answer.

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Ernest Residence Upper Unit I

Programming

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Rendering

The third floor units of Ernest Residence is occupied by another co-owver, Ernest Mariotto's lawyer sister, and her actor husband.

CONCEPT STATMENT

SEA WAVE I Photography

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Winter Shore I CONCEPT STATEMENT A long walk on a secluded beach. The cool wind in your hair. The shore appears in light brown; the water reflects mint blue; the spray looks warm white. The sky, water, and land come together and draw this harmony view. These are the elements of living creatures in the earth. All the animals need to follow the rules of the land and live along with these items. Likewise, our society has leaders, works, resources. We need to obey rules to make them cooperate in a harmony. Our client is one the lawyers who believe in laws and norms and regualtions. Consequently, I choose â&#x20AC;&#x153;natural elementsâ&#x20AC;&#x153; as my design concept.

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PARTITION AND FINISH PLAN

LIVING ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

OFFICE SITING ROOM DINING ROOM

HALLWAY LIBRARY GUEST BEDROOM

KITCHEN

POWDER

BALCONY GARDEN

BATHRROOM CLOSET

The facade and back of this townhouse use curtain walls in order to bring more sunlight into the space. Japanese Zen backyard gives nice view to whole space.

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Bamboo Flooring Peddle Stone Reclaimed Marble

Main Living Space I UPPER UNIT The building is a three stories townhouse, facing east. It is a balloom wood framing house, which built decades years ago. It have unique wood-burning fireplaces on each floors, which U.S. government not allow to built anymore in order to protect the enviornment.

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Lighting I UPPER UNIT The building is a three stories townhouse, facing east. It is a balloom wood framing house, which built decades years ago. It have unique wood-burning fireplaces on each floors, which order to protect the enviornment.

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U.S. government not allow to built anymore in

Kitchen & Dinning I UPPER UNIT The building is a three stories townhouse, facing east. It is a balloom wood framing house, which built decades years ago. It have unique wood-burning fireplaces on each floors, which U.S. government not allow to built anymore in order to protect the enviornment.

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Reclaimed Copper

Happer Pendant Light

Boards for the

$ 760.00

fireplace

20.3" H x 16.7" W

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Skyblue Fabric

Marble Pattern Carpet

LED Pedant Light

LED Wall-mounted Light

Master Suit I UPPER UNIT The building is a three stories townhouse, facing east. It is a balloom wood framing house, which built decades years ago. It have unique wood-burning fireplaces on low to built anymore in order to protect the enviornment.

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each floors, which U.S. government not al-

National Geographic SF Office I

Mission Statement

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Renderings

National Geographic picks old ADP Communication Centre as their new SF office. The building located in 43 Graham Street in the Presidio Park, which was a military base in past. The park is near the Golden Gate Bridge and full of mission colonial architecture.

The picture, titled Afghan Girl, appeared on the June 1985 cover of National Geographic. The image of her face, with a red scarf draped loosely over her head and her eyes staring directly into the camera it became one of the most famous photo of the National Geographic. The photograph was taken by photographer Steve McCurry. McCurry originally took the photo while covering refugee camps during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan and then later reconnected with her in 2002.

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National Geographic I CLIENT RESEARCH National Geographic Society has a rich history of 128

archeology, natural science, environment, world culture

years old. Founded in 1888, it is one of the largest

and history to the people in various parts of the world.

scientific and educational institutions in the world.

In October of the same year, the Society published its

Originally, the Society was a result of a group of 33

first National Geographic Magazine. The magazine

men who were explorers, teachers, geographers,

did not gain many readers until 1899 when Gilbert

lawyers, cartographers, military officers and financiers

H. Grosvenor became the chief editor. Since then,

coming together. All of these unique individuals all

readership increased from around 1,000 to 2 million

share a great interest in geographical knowledge. The

thanks to more captivating topics accompanied by

group elected a member to become their Society’s

breathtakingly captured photographs. From then on,

President, and this person was Gardiner Greene

the National Geographic Magazine got well-known

Hubbard. He was a lawyer and philanthropist who can

for being pioneer in the photography of the vast

represent the Society well and help it to reach out to

natural world. Following the success of the magazine,

other communities.

National Geographic Channel is launched in 2001 to deliver mind-blowing documentaries and program that entice wide range of audience from kids to adults. The

a time when Americans were becoming more curious

Society’s revenues are spent in supporting professional

and interested in the world around them. The Society’s

researches, projects and educational programs in

mission was to bring knowledge of geography,

relation to the subjects of interest of the Society.

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The birth of the National Geographic Society was at

National Geographic developed the Global Exploration Fund to support exploration and discovery since 1888, they try to inspire people to care about the plant and every living creatures. They also support groundbreaking scientific fieldwork and critical expeditions through grant programs and public projects.

Company Culture They believe in the power of science, exploration and storytelling to change the world. They have offices around the world and they are the one of the largest scientific and educational institutions. They want people who could work hard to achieve their mission in a collaborative and inclusive culture, because you are going to work with diverse people, ideas, interest and skills. They want you being inclusive and respectful, curious and innovative, empowered and accountable, proactive, and team players. In 1995, National Geographic began publishing in Japanese, its first local language edition. Today, the magazine is currently available in more than 25 languages. The National Geographic Society works with publishers around the world to produce foreign-language editions.

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History The Naional Geographic society focuses on educating

organization also has established a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Conservation Trustâ&#x20AC;?,

people about their planet with a various techniques,

which is a grant program that supports the development

such as their documental television network, movie

of sustainable approaches to global challenges. NatGeo

documentaries, magazine, games, internet databases,

Society holds events for schools, such as the National

and interactive events. Their journalism is one of the

Geographic Bee for students in the fourth to eighth

best for education with thousands of articles with in

grades across the United States, which encourages an

depth about explorations around and through the Earth.

interest for the world.

NatGeo is also an incredible source for designers in strengthening their ecological literacy to ensure

Their website is the hotspot source for everything

sustainable design decisions. Because designers are

NatGeo. They have categories to create a pleasant

responsible for specifying materials, products, and

and organized navigating experience through the

furnishing itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s important to research the impacts that our

website. When exploring the categories for example,

built urban environment has on the natural environment.

their

environmental

section

includes

information

about climate change/global warming, sustainability in The organization itself uses their fundraising to support

design and life, global impacts (positive and negative)

science research, and environmental/social justice

examples, and etc. Their wildlife section has to be one

campaigns. NatGeo hosts campaigns, such as the

of the most interesting and exciting from all the footage

Big Cat Initiative, Pristine Seas (marine conservation),

and experiences shared with the world from interactions

and Change the Course (water conservation). The

with the millions of different species.

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Departments

Magazine Print/Digital Subscriptions

Mobile Apps/Games

Books

National Geographic Bee & Other Competitions

Career Opportunities

National Geographic Channel, International Programming, NatGeo Wild

Donations

National Geographic Expeditions

Education

National Geographic in Local Language Editions

Explorer Classroom Magazines

NG Live! Events

General National Geographic Information

Our Museum

Genographic Project

Online Store/Catalog

Home Entertainment DVD club

Press Inquiries - for members of the media only

Letters to the Editor

Stock Photography & Footage

Maps

Technical Support/Website

Miscellaneous

Magazine Print/Digital Subscriptions

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Workspace

Logo Design

Their headquarter building became the first existing buildings in the

The National Geographic’s logo is one of

US to receive LEED-EB certification in 2003. They tried to be green

the most iconic and recognizable logo in

on everyday tasks. They care about Recycling&composing, lighting,

the history and world. It use the simple

water, heating, printing, business travel, green cleaning, commuting

yellow portrait frame which is timeless and

options, cafeteria practices, and daily communications.

elegant. The yellow color represents the sun which shines everywhere in the world.

For example for their pringting, for internal printing, employees

The yellow border on the cover is a enlarge

are encouraged not to print if it can be avoided. All our black-and-

logo and it will attract people’s attention

white copiers are also able to scan material and email it instead, so

from the book store. Another version is

recipients can print just the pages they need. When printing can’t

saying that they wanted people see the

be avoided, employees use 50 percent post-consumer content

world through their camera, and the yellow

paper whenever possible. The changes in our printing attitudes have

frame means the camera lens.

decreased our print load in-house by almost half—from a historical high of 13 million photocopies to less than 8 million photocopies a year. In the fall of 2012, we installed new print management software allowing employees to access print jobs anywhere in the complex but only printing the jobs out when the employee is at the printer, reducing the likelihood of jobs being printed but not picked up. Printing defaults to double-sided rather than single-sided, and all office waste paper is recycled.

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Presidio of SF I SITE ANALYSIS The National Geographic Bay Area Office project is located in the Presidio of San Francisco, which is a neighbor carries Bay Area’s past and now. Historically, San Francisco is a small village before Spanish exploration. The overland party led by Don Gasper de Portolà, arrived on in 1769. This is the beginning of European colonization in Bay Area. Seven years later, the Spanish established the Presidio of San Francisco as a foothold on California, followed by Mission San Francisco de Asís (Mission Dolores). Later, after Spanish Mexican passed California to United States, the Presidio turns into an active Military Base in 1989. After World War II, it transferred to the National Park Service, ending 219 years of military use and beginning to service as a public and commercial space to benefit the neighborhood. Although time flies and it is not domain by Spanish, the colonial buildings and mission spirits bury exploration, we now have our lovely city San Francisco.

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deeply in this land. Thank for Spanish

Sun Paths and Wind Direction I SITE ANALYSIS CLIMATE of contrast explains the geologic fact of Presidio,

Site

where a Mediterranean Climate oc¬curs in the mid-latitudes throughout the world. These regions are characterized by temperate, wet winters contrasted with warm, dry

Summer Wind

summers. Rainfall mostly occurs between November and April. Winter storm can be rain over several days but summer rains are rare which can last up seven month.

Summer Sunrise

During summer, San Francisco receives significant moisture

Summer Sunset

Summer Noon

Winter Sunrise

Winter Sunset

Winter Noon

and cooling from the coastal fog. Consequentially, the warmest weather of the year is so often found during fall and spring. This complex climate condition of San Francisco Bay area has a significant impact on the region’s ecology. Indeed, it has contributed to the high species diversity and to the number of endan¬gered species at the Presidio.

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LEED Certification I SITE ANALYSIS Presidio Park is the first neighborhood that is certified as LEED Neighborhood Development in 2009. The location are vrery close to tourist attraction which are Golden Gate Bridge, Palace of Fine Arts, Walt Disney Museum, therefore this are offer a scenic drive. it is close to the main highway which is 101 and 1.

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NEIGHBORHOOD I Site Analysis SF NATIONAL CEMENTERY PET CEMENTERY Route 101 & Route 1 Residio Dance Theatre Presidio Bowl Presidio Trust Walt Disney Museum

SF Film Center US Post Office (EAST) - PALACE OF FINE ARTS (NORTH) - CRISSY FIELD (NORTH) - FORT POINT (NORTH) - GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE (WEST) - BAKER BEACH (SOUTH) - RESIDENTIAL AREA

DEMOGRAHPIC I Site Analysis

Presidio Golf

Presidio neighborhood, San Francisco,

Tennis Court

California has a population of 3,309. There are 1,732 male residents living in Presidio and 1,577 female residents. The total number of households is 1,163 with 2.84 people per household on

Bowling Alley Total: 1,163 Income: $109,406 White Collar: 2,237

average. Total household expenditures in

Blue Collar: 938

Presidio are above the national average.

Female: 1,577

The median age of the current population

Male: 1,732

is 30.20 with 450 people being married and 1,442 being single.

Total: 3,309 Median Age: 30.2

The employment numbers show that there are 70% white collar employees and 30% blue collar employees in Presidio.

Bike Trails Weekly Event off the Grid Pinic

North

GRAHAM ST

North - East

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WALT DISNEY MUSEUM

THE BAY SCHOOL OF SAN FRANCISCO

THE PRESIDIO TRUST

North - West

KACO SOLAR INC.

THE SAN FRANCISCO FILM CENTER

South-East

ANZA ST OFF THE GRID

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Presidio Transit Center

Bus Stop PresidiGO Downtown PresidiGO Crissy Field PresidiGO Hills Route

Hiking Trail Highway

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PRESIDIO'S TRANSPORTATION I Site Analysis This area is very quiet and there is low traffic on regular ba-

Parking Lot Parking

sis, however there is an OFF The Grid event every Sunday

Parking in this area are pretty accessible. There a big park-

and Thursday which might increase the traffic in the park.

ing lot in front of Anza St, and there are few others parking

Building Site

lot near by the location. Parking would not be an issue for The lines on the upper map show PresidiGO service route

employee on daily basis, however during Thursday night

that is provided by the area. There are 3 main routes that

and Sunday it might get crowded for OFF The Grid that is

will loop around every 5- 10 minutes depending on the

held in one of the grass field.

traffic. It is a free service for residents and employee who lives in that area. For non-residents, they will need a MUNI

Hiking The total area of the park is 2,347 sq mi, therefore it is best

PresidioGO is free for alll.

for pedestrian to take public transportation or bike. For nature lover, the park offer 12 hiking trails with beautiful

For people who are coming from downtown San Francisco, they also able to take MUNI bus No. 45, 43, and 101. Bus 43 will take you to Presidio Transit Center.

nature and scenic view.

PAG E I 8 2 - 8 3

Passport to be able to use this service. On the weekend,

Pre-1776

1822 Mexico assumes control of the Presidio.

History of PresidioI SITE ANALYSIS Native Americans (Ohlone) inhabited the area and harvested local resources to provide for food and shelter. Archealogical evidence indicates their presence at the site dates back to 740 A.D.

1846 1776

U.S. Army takes over, transforming dunes into a vibrant military community.

El Presidio de San Francisco established by the Spanish. El Presidio and Mission Dolores are the first institutions to be built.

1996 Presidio Trust created by Congress to preserve the areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural, scenic, and recreational resources, and with the goal of financial self-

1962 Refugee camps support residents displaced by earthquake. Presidio soldiers deployed to downtown SF to

sufficiency by the year 2013.

Presidio is designated as a National

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1906

Historic Landmark with over 350 historically significant buildings.

maintain order during fires.

1989 Army announces Presidio will close.

1972

1994 Army base closes. Ownership of Presidio transferred to National Park Service, becomes part of the Golden Gate National Recreation

1950s Pet cemetery started by residents.

Area. Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) created; Presidio included in GGNRA boundaries.

PAG E I 8 4 - 8 5

PRESIDIO'S ARCHITECTURE I Site Analysis

1840-1860 Greek Revival and 1860-1880 Italianate

1880-1890 Queen Anne

1880-1940 Colonial Revival

1910-1940 Mission Revival

Greek Revival: columns, pediments,

Angled roof brackets, turrets, wrap-around

Simple clean lines, minimal applied

Silhouettes inspired by Spanish

cornices.

porches

decoration, symmetry, classical

Missions, stucco surfaces with deep

elements like columns.

windows and door openings, minimal

Italianate: low roofs, long overhanging eaves, decorative brackets, cupolas,

exterior ornamentation, red clay tile

arcade porches.

roofs.

Buildings 86 & 87, cavalry barracks,

Building 59, officerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s quarters,

Building 105, infantry barracks,

Building 1204, barracks at Fort Scott,

built 1862. Photo circa 1924-1938.

built1885. Photo taken 1924-1938.

built 1897. Photo taken 1924-1938.

built 1912. Photo taken 1924-1938.

Buildings 86 & 87 today.

Building 106, band barracks,

Buildings 59 & 58 today.built 1909. Current photo.

A barracks at Fort Scott today.

1940-1945 World War II Era

1945-Present Post-War Era/Modern

1860-Present Utilitarian

Flat roof, boxy shape, simple

Quick & inexpensive construction,

Simple design, function over form,

Practical, inexpensive,

stucco

horizontal wood siding, asphalt-

glass, concrete.

limited details.

exterior, decorative

shingled roofs.

horizontal frieze.

Building 35 , barracks, built

Building 40, bachelor

Building 924, maintainance facility,

1912. Photo taken in 1919.

officersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; quarters, built 1941.

built 1959. Photo taken in 1998.

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1920-1940 Mediterranean & Italian Renaissance Revival

Building 1163--a warehouse in the Letterman Complex Building 35 today.

Building 37, built in 1941 as

Lettermam Army Medical

temporary administrative office.

Center, completed 1969

warehouse, built 1919.

Replaced by Letterman Digital Arts complex.

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Southeast corner of Building 34, ADP Communications Center built in 1968, and noncontributing NHLD resource.

PRESIDIO'S TRANSPORTATION I Site Analysis Main entrance of the building is located on the South side of the building on Owen Street. The fire escape / emergency exit is located North of the building. In terms of requirements and meeting code regulations the two exits need to be available for access in a workplace to permit prompt evacuation of employees and other building occupants during an emergency. The exit routes must also be located as far away as possible in code standard so that in case of emergencies or a fire, employees can exit and evacuate using two different routes.

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Weight-bearing Structures

Main Entry and Emergent Exit

PAG E I 8 8 - 8 9

Room Name

Required Sq.ft

O.L.F

O.L.

Office Area Reception

600

N/A

Regional Mananger

200

1/100

Senior Editor

175

1/100

Senior Web Editor

175

1/100

Art Director

150

1/100

Controller

150

1/300

Marketing Director

150

1/100

Accounting

200

1/100

Marketing

200

1/100

Membership

200

1/100

Design/Production

400

1/100

1,200

1/100

Office Manager

150

1/100

HR Office

250

1/100

Small Conference

100

1/100

Medium Conference

200

1/100

Large Conference

500

1/100

Pantry

100

1/300

Supplies

200

1/300

Office Space

Editorial Stall

5,300

Building Support Loading Dock

600

1/200

Security

100

N/A

Storage

1,500

1/300

Mechanical

800

1/300

Electrical

400

1/300

Telephone/Data

180

1/300

Janitor

120

N/A

1 14

3,700

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Occupancy Load I BUILDING ANALYSIS Occupany load is an important data to demine the egress of emergencies and the design of restroom facilities.

PAG E I 9 0 - 9 1

Inspiring by the colonial buildings around

layout of the space, material selection is

project site, my design carries Spanish

also an essential consideration of sustain-

Mission spirits as its concept, reflecting

ability. Rather than using concrete walls,

the exploration mission of the National

rammed earth walls is considered in prior

Geographic Society. In order to explore the

in my design, which made of natural raw

treasure of Bay Area, Spanish colonies ex-

material and have better air, moisture, tem-

pend 72 years hardworking to dig out the

perature, and noise control abilities. The

beauty of San Francisco. Likewise, Na-

rough surface and texture are also simi-

tional Geographic put lots effort to explore

lar to the Adobe wall, which used by the

unknown beauty in the earth and sharing

Spanish colony. Moreover, a pleasure roof

happiness to people.

garden with solar panels will be added to

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Mission Colony I CONCEPT STATEMENT

the office building for solar energy gaining In order to give a taste of mission colony

and people relaxing.

instead of copying the design of traditional Spanish mission architectures, the office

For the interior, on the other hand, a

building expresses the elements of mis-

minimal design with creamy white and or-

sion style in a modern and sustainable

ange brown applies in the space, recalling

way.

the white washing walls and red tile roof of Spanish colonial buildings. The other

Architecturally, an atrium in the center of

reason to use neutral and light color is to

the building serves as a vertical circulation

enhance the yellow framing logo of Na-

of the whole building, which not only re-

tional Geographic Society. Also, Spanish

minds the patios in mission churches, but

patterns and moldings may transfer into an

also brings sunlight and fresh air into the

abstract and minimal design elements into

office in a â&#x20AC;&#x153;greenâ&#x20AC;? way. All the functional

the furniture and finishes.

areas, office, exhibition and retail, are distributed around the atrium. Besides the

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NG SF OFFICE I Design Overview The building has 3 stories, basement, ground floor and upper office. I designed the exhibition, utilities, storage, dark room and record room in the basement, because these space don't need sunlight.I put the cafe, gift shop, event rooms and manager offices on the first floor for convinient access. Lastly, the upper floor will be the open and private offices.

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PAG E I 9 6 - 9 7

Parapet 31' - 8" Roof Cut 30' - 1" ROOF 27' - 0"

Parapet 31' - 8" Roof Cut 30' - 1"

UPPER LEVEL 14' - 0"

ROOF 27' - 0"

GROUND LEVEL 0' - 0" UPPER LEVEL 14' - 0"

BASEMENT LEVEL -10' - 8"

GROUND LEVEL 0' - 0"

EXTERIOR

Section 1 3/16" = 1'-0"

BASEMENT LEVEL -10' - 8"

EXTERIOR

GROUND LEVEL 0' - 0"

VERTICAL CIRCULATION I Building Section 1

BASEMENT LEVEL -10' - 8"

EXHIBITION 3/16" = 1'-0"

CAFE 3/16" = 1'-0"

D B

GROUND LEVEL 0' - 0" ROOF 27' - 0"

LOBBY 3/16" = 1'-0"

GROUND LEVEL 0' - 0"

GIFT SHOP 3/16" = 1'-0"

E ROOF 27' - 0"

R LEVEL 14' - 0"

1 ROOF 27' - 0"

INTERIOR

3D CONSTRUCTION I Building Section UPPER LEVEL 14' - 0"

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WOMEN'S

113

114

161 SF

149 SF

A DN

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 102

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

REF.

ROOM LEGEND

609 SF

ARCHIVE

269 SF

ATRIUM CAFE

GIFT SHOP 410 SF

108

B B DN

H.R. OFF.

B24

100

799 SF

1688 SF

JAN

A104

A104 -

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT LOBBY MEN'S

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM OFFICE MANAGER

OFF.

OFFICE RECEPTION

CLOAKROOM WO/MEN'S 118

2- CAFE Copy 1

HALLWAY OFFICE RECEPTION

ATRIUM

692 SF

GIFT SHOP

CAFE 110 Redundant Room

LOBBY

A104 -

CLOAKROOM

LOBBY

109

GIFT SHOP Copy 1

112

117

55 SF

REF.

5' - 0"

61 SF

REGIONAL MANAGER

JAN 116

HALLWAY

75 SF

S. CONF. 106

122 214 SF

TELE/ DATA 115 86 SF

S. CONF. TELE/ DATA WO/MEN'S

102 SF

WOMEN'S

ARCHIVE

REGIONAL MANAGER

OFFICE MANAGER OFF.

H.R. OFF.

107

105

104

103

526 SF

212 SF

146 SF

256 SF

E E

True North 1

GROUND FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

GROUND LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

NG SF Office I BUILDING SECTIONS I basically seperated the building into three main function area, public space, office space, and utitlies. PAG E I 9 8 - 9 9

A DN

ROOM LEGEND

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

PANTRY 123

CAFE

109

138 SF

A104 -

CLOAKROOM

410 SF

GIFT SHOP

CAFE 110 Redundant Room

LOBBY

ATRIUM

108

B24

100

692 SF

799 SF

1688 SF

A104

EDITORIAL STALL 215

216

122 SFA104 -

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

TELE/ DATA

HALLWAY

75 SF

115

122

S. CONF.

86 SF

214 SF

106 102 SF

ARCHIVE

REGIONAL MANAGER

OFFICE MANAGER OFF.

H.R. OFF.

107

105

104

103

526 SF

212 SF

146 SF

256 SF

MARKETING

218 148 SF

MARKETING MANAGER

OFF.

MEMBERSHIP

OFFICE RECEPTION

EDITORIAL STALL

REGIONAL MANAGER

M. CONF.

MEMBERSHIP

OFFICE RECEPTION

116

JAN C L. CONF.

454 SF

122 SF

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

JAN

HALLWAY

205

LOBBY

CLOAKROOM WO/MEN'S 117

L. CONF.

MEN'S

2- CAFE Copy 1

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

OFFICE MANAGER

61 SF

ATRIUM CONTROLLER B DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

WOMEN'S

192 SF

JAN

118

217 55 SF

183 SF

MEN'S

55 SF

121 594 SF 214 DN

ART DIRECTOR

SUPPLY

212

HALLWAY

ACCOUNTING JAN

HALLWAY

M. CONF.

H.R. OFF.

OFFICE RECEPTION

204 205 SF

REF.

283 SF

ATRIUM

GIFT SHOP

203 161 SF

209

200

1429 SF

324 SF

S. CONF.

MEN'S

87 SF

WO/MEN'S

SENIOR DESIGNER

WOMEN'S

207

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION 208

211

SENIOR DESIGNER SENIOR EDITOR SUPPLY

146 SF

WOMEN'S

206 145 SF

E 1

SPACE PLAN I Ground Floor

A104

SPACE PLAN I Upper Floor

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLANFLOOR SPACE PLAN UPPER 2 2 = 1'-0" 1/8"1/8" = 1'-0"

GROUND FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

4' - 10"

TELE/ DATA

ART DIRECTOR

391 SF

150 SF

4 EDITORIAL STALL

D PANTRY

120

TELE/ DATA

A104

OFFICE RECEPTION

TELE/ DATA

SENIOR EDITOR

3' - 3"

269 SF

202 163 SF

213

ARCHIVE

112

201 201 SF

3' - 3"

609 SF

REF.

ROOM LEGEND

MARKETING

3' - 3"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

MARKETING MANAGER

CONTROLLER

5' - 0"

102 UP

ACCOUNTING

3' - 1"

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

GIFT SHOP Copy 1

114 149 SF

4' - 0"

WOMEN'S

113 161 SF

LOBBY

MEN'S DN

GROUND LEVEL 3 1/8" = 1'-0"

3 2

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

STORAGE B01

UP LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

1518 SF

B21

ROOM LEGEND

233 SF

DARK ROOM

ELECTRICAL ROOM EXHIBITION

LOADING DOCK

B10

B02

163 SF

MECHANICAL ROOM

B11

1911 SF

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

417 SF

MEN'S

B08

161 SF

MEN'S RECORD ROOM B03 157 SF

RECORD ROOM

A104

SECURITY

OFFICE RECEPTION

EXHIBITION

52 SF

EXHIBITION

LOADING DOCK

STORAGE

B00 270 SF

TELE/ DATA

7' - 9 1/2"

B09

JAN

WOMEN'S

JAN

WOMEN'S

B03 62 SF

SECURITY MECHANICAL ROOM B07 814 SF

B04

ELECTRICAL ROOM

106 SF

B06 404 SF

DARK ROOM B05 167 SF

True North

SPACE PLAN I Basement 2

BASEMENT SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 BASEMENT FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

1 BASEMENT LEVEL 3 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

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PAG E I 1 0 0 - 1 0 1

A A

A DN

REF.

5' - 0" 5' - 0" A104 A104 -

GIFT SHOP GIFT SHOP Copy 1 Copy 1

66-

REF.

B B

DN DN

A104 A104

LOBBYLOBBY

2- CAFE Copy 1

2-- CAFE Copy 1 A104

A104 -

DN DN

E E

E E 1

A104

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH GROUND PLAN 2 1/8" = 1'-0" 2

1 1

FURNITURE PLAN I Ground Floor

A104

CEILING PLAN I Ground Floor

GROUND LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0" GROUND LEVEL 3 1/8" = 1'-0" 3

WOMEN'S

113

114

161 SF

149 SF

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 102

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

REF.

ROOM LEGEND

609 SF

5' - 0"

MEN'S

269 SF

ATRIUM CAFE

GIFT SHOP 410 SF

H.R. OFF.

2- CAFE Copy 1

HALLWAY JAN

OFFICE RECEPTION

ATRIUM

108

B24

100

692 SF

799 SF

1688 SF

A104

A104 -

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT LOBBY MEN'S

117 61 SF

REGIONAL MANAGER

JAN 116

HALLWAY

75 SF

S. CONF. 106

122 214 SF

TELE/ DATA 115

REGIONAL MANAGER

OFFICE MANAGER OFF.

S. CONF. TELE/ DATA

86 SF

WO/MEN'S

102 SF

ARCHIVE

OFF.

OFFICE RECEPTION

CLOAKROOM WO/MEN'S 118

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM OFFICE MANAGER

55 SF

WOMEN'S H.R. OFF.

107

105

104

103

526 SF

212 SF

146 SF

256 SF

1 GROUND FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

GIFT SHOP

CAFE 110 Redundant Room

LOBBY

A104 -

CLOAKROOM

LOBBY

109

GIFT SHOP Copy 1

ARCHIVE

112

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SPACE PLAN I Ground Floor

True North

A104

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

PAG E I 1 0 2 - 1 0 3

WOMEN'S 114 149 SF

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 102

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

REF.

ROOM LEGEND

609 SF

ATRIUM CAFE

GIFT SHOP

CAFE

108

B DN

H.R. OFF.

2- CAFE Copy 1

HALLWAY JAN

OFFICE RECEPTION

ATRIUM

692 SF

GIFT SHOP

110 Redundant Room

LOBBY

A104 -

CLOAKROOM

B24

100

799 SF

1688 SF

A104

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT LOBBY MEN'S

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM OFFICE MANAGER

OFF.

OFFICE RECEPTION

CLOAKROOM WO/MEN'S 118

A104 -

LOBBY

109 410 SF

GIFT SHOP Copy 1

ARCHIVE

112 269 SF

117

55 SF

REF.

5' - 0"

113 161 SF

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MEN'S DN

61 SF

REGIONAL MANAGER

JAN 116

HALLWAY

75 SF

S. CONF. 106

122 214 SF

TELE/ DATA 115 86 SF

S. CONF.

TELE/ DATA

WOMEN'S

ARCHIVE

REGIONAL MANAGER

OFFICE MANAGER OFF.

H.R. OFF.

107

105

104

103

526 SF

212 SF

146 SF

256 SF

E E

True North 1

1 GROUND FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

WO/MEN'S

102 SF

GROUND FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

GROUND LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

VISITOR LOBBY I Ground Floor Walk into the builing from the west side, here comes the public reception lobby for the visitors. Besides the white painted arches, a black boxy staircase with yellow inner walls, which indicates the logo of National Geographic Society, will lead you to the exhibition space at the basement.

PAG E I 1 0 4 - 1 0 5

A104

EXHIBITION

XIT

7' - 9 1/2"

1 A104

FURNITURE PLAN I Basement

BASEMENT FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

CEILING PLAN I Basement

BASEMENT LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

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STORAGE B01

UP LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

1518 SF

B21

ROOM LEGEND

233 SF

DARK ROOM ELECTRICAL ROOM EXHIBITION

LOADING DOCK

B10

EXHIBITION

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

417 SF

MEN'S

B08

LOADING DOCK

B02

163 SF

MECHANICAL ROOM

B11

1911 SF

161 SF

MEN'S RECORD ROOM B03

A104

SECURITY

OFFICE RECEPTION

OFFICE RECEPTION RECORD ROOM

157 SF

EXHIBITION

B09 52 SF

STORAGE

B00 270 SF

TELE/ DATA

7' - 9 1/2"

JAN

WOMEN'S

B03 62 SF

SECURITY MECHANICAL ROOM B07 814 SF

B04

ELECTRICAL ROOM

106 SF

B06 404 SF

DARK ROOM B05 167 SF

1 2

BASEMENT SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

SPACE PLAN I Basement

1 A104

True North

BASEMENT FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

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STORAGE B01

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT UP

1518 SF

B21

ROOM LEGEND

233 SF

DARK ROOM ELECTRICAL ROOM EXHIBITION

LOADING DOCK

B10

B02

163 SF

LOADING DOCK LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

417 SF

MEN'S

MECHANICAL ROOM

B11 161 SF

MEN'S RECORD ROOM B03 157 SF

OFFICE RECEPTION RECORD ROOM

A104

SECURITY

OFFICE RECEPTION

EXHIBITION

B09

B08 1911 SF

STORAGE

B00 270 SF

TELE/ DATA

7' - 9 1/2"

JAN 52 SF

EXHIBITION

JAN

WOMEN'S

B03 62 SF

SECURITY MECHANICAL ROOM B07 814 SF

B04

ELECTRICAL ROOM

106 SF

B06 404 SF

DARK ROOM B05 167 SF

True North 1 2

BASEMENT SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

BASEMENT FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

BASEMENT LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

EXIHIBITION SPACE I Basement The exhibition space will have different sizes and forms of arch, which depicts new expression or colony arcade. The huge wax depend lighting with timber historical roughness and reminding the sandy texture of the whitewashed adobe walls.

PAG E I 1 0 8 - 1 0 9

wooden benches, enhancing a taste of

3' - 1"

3' - 0"

4' - 0"

3' - 1"

3' - 3"

XIT

3' - 3"

A104

3' - 3"

A104

4' - 10"

1 1

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

DESIGN/ PRODUCTION

4 EDITORIAL STALL

3' - 3"

5' - 0"

1 A104

FURNITURE PLAN I Upper Floor

4 3

UPPER LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

CEILING PLAN I Upper Floor

1 A104

CONTROLLER

MARKETING MANAGER

MARKETING

201

202

203

204

201 SF

163 SF

161 SF

205 SF

213

HALLWAY

JAN

121

217

594 SF

55 SF

PANTRY

ROOM LEGEND ACCOUNTING

283 SF

ATRIUM CONTROLLER

214

138 SF

ART DIRECTOR

SUPPLY

123

[ W I L L YO U ] O F F I C E / R E TA I L / E H I B I T I O N

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

183 SF

EDITORIAL STALL

212

WOMEN'S

MEN'S

192 SF

215

216

122 SF

L. CONF.

HALLWAY

205

JAN

454 SF

4' - 0"

L. CONF.

3' - 1"

M. CONF.

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

ACCOUNTING

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

MARKETING

218 148 SF

MARKETING MANAGER

MEMBERSHIP

1429 SF

MEN'S OFFICE RECEPTION

120

SENIOR EDITOR

SENIOR DESIGNER

SUPPLY

207

211 150 SF

208 391 SF

4 EDITORIAL STALL

SENIOR DESIGNER

87 SF

SENIOR EDITOR

146 SF

UPPER FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

SPACE PLAN I Upper Floor

A104

4' - 10"

3' - 3"

TELE/ DATA

ART DIRECTOR

WOMEN'S

206 145 SF

1 2

A104

PANTRY

TELE/ DATA

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

3' - 3"

200 324 SF

3' - 3"

209

DESIGN/ PRODUCTION

OFFICE RECEPTION

EDITORIAL STALL

3' - 3"

M. CONF.

MEMBERSHIP

True North

1 A104

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

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A ACCOUNTING

MARKETING MANAGER

MARKETING

202

203

204

163 SF

161 SF

205 SF

ACCOUNTING JAN

HALLWAY

213

121

217

594 SF

55 SF

283 SF

PANTRY

214

ATRIUM B

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF. 192 SF

ART DIRECTOR

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

183 SF

212

CONTROLLER

SUPPLY

123 138 SF

ROOM LEGEND

WOMEN'S

L. CONF.

MEN'S

215

216

122 SF

205 454 SF

HALLWAY JAN

3' - 0"

4' - 0"

L. CONF.

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

CONTROLLER

201 201 SF

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

218 148 SF DN

OFFICE RECEPTION

TELE/ DATA 120 87 SF

SENIOR DESIGNER 207

SENIOR EDITOR 211 150 SF

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION 208 391 SF

MEN'S

146 SF

ART DIRECTOR 206

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PANTRY SENIOR DESIGNER SENIOR EDITOR

A104

SUPPLY

4' - 10"

DESIGN/ PRODUCTION

324 SF

3' - 3"

1429 SF

MARKETING MANAGER

3' - 3"

209

200

MARKETING

MEMBERSHIP

OFFICE RECEPTION

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF.

3' - 3"

MEMBERSHIP

3' - 3"

5' - 0"

TELE/ DATA WOMEN'S

145 SF

1 UPPER FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

True North

1 A104

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

UPPER LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

WAITING AREA I Upper Floor Exit the elevator and turn left is the upper floor office's waiting area. You can sit here and get your documents prepare with your laptop and enjoy the view of the atrium.

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A ACCOUNTING

MARKETING MANAGER

MARKETING

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203

204

163 SF

161 SF

205 SF

ACCOUNTING JAN

HALLWAY

213

121

217

594 SF

55 SF

283 SF

PANTRY

214

ATRIUM B

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF. 192 SF

ART DIRECTOR

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

183 SF

212

CONTROLLER

SUPPLY

123 138 SF

ROOM LEGEND

WOMEN'S

L. CONF.

MEN'S

215

216

122 SF

205 454 SF

HALLWAY JAN

3' - 0"

4' - 0"

L. CONF.

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

CONTROLLER

201 201 SF

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

218 148 SF DN

OFFICE RECEPTION

TELE/ DATA 120 87 SF

SENIOR DESIGNER 207

SENIOR EDITOR 211 150 SF

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION 208 391 SF

MEN'S

146 SF

ART DIRECTOR 206

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PANTRY SENIOR DESIGNER SENIOR EDITOR

A104

SUPPLY

4' - 10"

DESIGN/ PRODUCTION

324 SF

3' - 3"

1429 SF

MARKETING MANAGER

3' - 3"

209

200

MARKETING

MEMBERSHIP

OFFICE RECEPTION

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF.

3' - 3"

MEMBERSHIP

3' - 3"

5' - 0"

TELE/ DATA WOMEN'S

145 SF

1 UPPER FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

True North

1 A104

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

1 A104

UPPER LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

OPEN OFFICE SPACE I Upper Floor Walk down to the space along the arcade to the left, here comes the open office. This is the editorial stall and design deparment. Most of the people will works in this area. This is the reason why this area located at the south corner of the building, where have the best quality of sunlight. On the other hand, open offices get noisy easily. In order to have a quiet and pleasure space, acoustic title ceiling is applied to the whole space, except the arcade. For furnitue selection, I chose the lower booksheves to divide the arcade and the work space, which bring more solid feeling to the arcade, but still make two spaces be connected.

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MARKETING MANAGER

MARKETING

202

203

204

163 SF

161 SF

205 SF

ACCOUNTING JAN

HALLWAY

213

121

217

594 SF

55 SF

283 SF

PANTRY

214

ATRIUM B

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF. 192 SF

ART DIRECTOR

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION

183 SF

212

CONTROLLER

SUPPLY

123 138 SF

ROOM LEGEND

WOMEN'S

L. CONF.

MEN'S

215

216

122 SF

205 454 SF

HALLWAY JAN

3' - 0"

4' - 0"

L. CONF.

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

CONTROLLER

201 201 SF

3' - 1"

LOADING/ EMERGENCY EXIT

218 148 SF DN

OFFICE RECEPTION

TELE/ DATA 120 87 SF

SENIOR DESIGNER 207

SENIOR EDITOR 211 150 SF

DESGIN/ PRODUCTION 208 391 SF

MEN'S

146 SF

ART DIRECTOR 206

A104 4 EDITORIAL STALL

PANTRY SENIOR DESIGNER SENIOR EDITOR

A104

SUPPLY

4' - 10"

DESIGN/ PRODUCTION

324 SF

3' - 3"

1429 SF

MARKETING MANAGER

3' - 3"

209

200

MARKETING

MEMBERSHIP

OFFICE RECEPTION

EDITORIAL STALL

M. CONF.

3' - 3"

MEMBERSHIP

3' - 3"

5' - 0"

TELE/ DATA WOMEN'S

145 SF

1 UPPER FLOOR SPACE PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

True North

UPPER FLOOR FURNITURE FINISH PLAN 1/8" = 1'-0"

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UPPER LEVEL 1/8" = 1'-0"

PRIVATE OFFICE CUBE I Upper Floor This is the appliances and office furniture I chose for the private office space. This system furniture is very flexible and equity in use. At first, the dividers and furniture are easy to install and relocate. Also, it doesn't have high hanging shelving, which handicaps can't reach.

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Lounge Chairs I Furniture Selection Lounge furniture in the lobby gives people immediate impression to the space. So, I carefully selection some pieces to express new image of colonial arts. They all have ancient taste in modern form, and well match with the color theme I decided.

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SOMA Senior Center I

Mission Statement

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Renderings

SOMA Senior Center is a sustainable senior living complex, which located in the 588 Mission Bay Boulevard North, San Francisco. The building provides healthcare services and senior residency for the elder people, and it is Alzheimer friendly.

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Eden Residence I SITE ANALYSIS Mission Bay neighborhood is located near downtown San Francisco, which was full of factories and storage. It was dirty and massy before, the government tried to turn it into a biomedical and sustanainle living neighborhood. At present, the University of California San Francisco, a famous medicial school, have already moved into the area, and many biotech office are incoming. Also, there are many new residential apartment and codominium building are raising up from the ground.

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Eden Residence I BUILDING ANALYSIS The building site is located in 690 Long Bridge Street, San Francisco. The site is in between two parks, which will gives the building nice sunlight and pleasure view. Transportation For pedestrians, there are Muni Bus Stop in 5 miniutes walks and Cal-Train Station in 15 minutes walks. For drivers, hight acess in 5 minitues drive at 6th street and a paasager ferry in 5 minitues drive at AT&T park. Shopping & Easting There is grocery stores, retail stores, cafes and resturants around.

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Stitching I CONCEPT STATEMENT Stitch by stitch, a tailor sew up fabric to

the space. Also, Streamline Moderne is

make a dress. Likewise, a doctor sew up

a style emerged in 1930s-1950s, which

injury to heal a cut. Besides clothes and

may recall the old memory of the seniors.

injury, we may also need to sew up the

On the other hand, I believe streamline

lost memory.

space will be more safe and comfortable for senior to travel and live inside, which is

This senior living complex project is

minimal and straightforward without sharp

dedicated to the seniors and Alzheimer,

edges and angles.

who need helps and friends. They are the people the lovely person who dedicated their life and golden age to their family and contry. They should be take care of when they are sick and dementia. The complex will be a place to stitch up the lost memory of the dementia and a place to stitch social connection and make new firends. Thinking about stitching, thread will be the first things come up to my mind. So, I applied Streamline Moderne design into

I chose the pantone 2016 new released

Also, I customized some furniture in Rose

colors, Rose quartz and Serenity as the

Quartz and Serenity. These strong color

domain color in my color theme. I decided

make the focus as the focus point in every

to use them is not only because they are

space, and also let senior easy to see the

hot and popular in fashion and design this

furniture easily and prevent hit and fall to-

year, but also because they are recalling

wards the furniture.

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Rose & Serenity I COLOR THEME

my concept and this project. On the other hand, I add Cannoli Cream Rose Quartz, gives people warm and flesh

and Rice Brown Color to my color palette,

impression, representing healthy living

which enhances warm feeling to the space.

experience the residents will gain in this

Seniors are easy to feel cold, so make the

complex. Contrastingly, Serenity carries a

space warmer by using colors, I believe, it

cool and fresh feeling, suggesting intellen-

is very important.

gent medicial facilities the residents can access to in this complex.

I maily used Cannoli Cream color for the walls and Rice Brown for the carbinet fin-

I applied strong colors, Rose Quartz and

ishes, in order to give a clean and warm

Serenity, to the edges of the space, to give

welcoming impression to the residents.

seniors, who probably do not have a sight, a clear wayfinding hint.

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HenryBuilt I CABINET SELECTION HenryBuilt is a kitchen carbinet supplier, which make gorgeous carbinets with flexible customized options. Also, they provides nice and clever organizing system inside the carbinet and flexible hanging system on the walls. Finally, I chose their bamboo finishes for the carbinet. Bamboo is a sustainable material because of their fast-growing capability. Also, the light brown color of natural bamboo matches my color theme pretty well.

I picked the Homogeneous Conductive Tile by ColoRex as one of my flooring materials, because it has many advantages. First of all, this tile is made by

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ColoRex I FLOORING

Linoleum,

which is a LEED certified flooring material. Secondly, It is durable and abrasion resistant, which are good for public spaces where have high traffic flows. More Importantly, it is softer than hard wood flooring, which prevent terriable injury when seniors fall. Also, it has high fire resisted capability, which gives senior more time to escape when fire emergencies come. Moreover, it enables safe electrostatic discharge through the whole thickness of the title, which helps to prevent electrostatic phenomena in machanical and medicial laboraties by rubbing. Finally, I chose the creamy white and sky blue color options, in order to match my color PAG E I 1 2 8 - 1 2 9

theme.

Bitangra is luxurious furniture brand, which prduces unique and brilliant furniture.

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Bitangra I FURNITURE

They have many color options of each furniture piece. Luckily, they offers new collection with Rose quartz and Serenity color. So, the client no need to customized these unique color furniture.

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ON GOING PROJECT I To be continued

The Alps Lounge Bench I

Mission Statement

Concept Statement

III

Floor Plan

IV Renderings

A furniture design project creates a multiple seating bench for hotel and commerical Lobby.

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TONY RIVIERA I CLIENT PROFILE The client of our high-end food market is Tony Riviera. He wants to open a space in SOMA, which will sell pre-prepared food and carry specialty organic food and sustainable products. In order to attract young professionals and foodie hipsters with high salaries, he will aim for the store to emphasize his high quality products in a classic and classy design. He will try to communicate with his customers in a gentle and elegant way, and give them an approachable and affordable shopping experience. As Tony described, there will be three main areas: a food market, a prepared food area, and a cafĂŠ. I guess Tony would love to have a wine tasting area in the store. He requires open kitchens with walk-in refrigerators and Pizza Ovens for the prepared food area. He also wants a private office, which cannot be seen by his customers and the store should be ADA accessible. Personally, Tony prefers de-saturated colors and geometrical shapes with concrete, wood, and marble finishes, which he believes will give his customers a relax and classy shopping experience.

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lounge chair piece with the concept, "the stream of the apls".

The Alps I CONCEPT STATEMENT AND SKETCH In order to match “green” farm and high-end style of Tony’s market,

market never stops to improving their customer service and man-

I decided to choose“stream” as my concept with contemporary

aging towards satisfied smiles on their customers’ faces.

style in simple shapes and minimal forms.When I close my eyes and think about a stream, I see a skyline, water drops, grass, flow-

Like blood, which transports nutrients throughout the body, a

ers and fruits. I will use design elements from streams and my

stream transports natural resources, nourishing and strengthen-

associations with streams, such as green and sky blue, and wood

ing. Likewise, Tony’s market transports high quality products and

and glass.

produce, nourishing and strengthening his customers.

Like the sky, which is clean and clear, a stream is transparent and

Like a highway, which connects different cities together, a stream

pure. Likewise, Tony’s food market provides fresh and organic food

connects various places and regions, exchanging and commu-

in good condition.

nicating. Tony’s market provides different styles of prepared food and worldwide specialty products, linking and matching different

Like water, which always runs downhill, a stream always runs towards the vast ocean, continuing and gathering. Likewise, Tony’s

culture together.

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Research Notes I CASE STUDY AND

PRACTICE

Before finializing the design and documentary, study about joints and wood species is necessary to accomplish the project. Besides reading books and watching video, I also went out and looked for some real chairs which similar to my project. I studied their design and joints and tried to make CAD drawing for them.

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Drafting and CAD Drawing I Documentary After finalizing the design, I started to hand draft the dimensions and joints of my design, and make a full size testing model for review by using cheap poplar wood. During making the model, I decided what kind joints will be suitable for the design. During review, I set up the suitable height and comfortable curve by testing seating. After reviewing, I finished the detail workshop drawing by using AutoCAD. Then, I caculated how much Timber I need, and make sure everything are in 200 USD buget before ordering for the woodyard. Also, I started to make the glue-up order and operation schedule following the experience for making the test model.

Alps Lounge Bench

AUG 17 2016: Plane the Timber and do rough cut AUG 18 2016: Cut the parts and joints AUG 21 2016: Shape the parts and joints AUG 24 2016: Sand the parts and match the joints AUG 25 2016: Glue-up parts into a whole piece AUG 28 2016: Sand the whole piece AUG 31 2016: put on finishing and wire the string

Glue-up Order I The

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Operation Schedule I The

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PRODUCTION I The

Alps Lounge Bench

I slected Maple because its silky white texture and pattern, which match my concept. At first, I cut the timber into panels by the table saw. Then, I used differen tools, hand saw, table saw, and the HCI machine, to get the parts and joints done following demsions. Finally, I clue the joints together with climbs. Then I painted it and wired it with mint blue string.

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The Alps Lounge Bench I

Pencil & Pen Sketches

II Color Pencil Rendering III Marker Rendering IV Others

- Pen, Pencial, Watercolor, Gouache, and Maker Drawings. - Wall Paintings. - Photographic Shootings. - Textile Designs

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Home Theater I PENCIL SKETCH This is a home theater with Philips HUE lighting, which can change color temperature and create various light effect. The decorative board on the wall is acoustic tiles, which absorb noise.

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Colonial Breakfast Nook I SKETCH This is a dinette near the kitchen with classical elements in it, which serves as a breakfast nook for quick dining in the morning.

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Modern Family Room I SKETCH This is a modern family room with simple traditional furniture. The floor to ceiling windows brings sunlight and nice view into the space.

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Vitorian Sitting Room I PEN SKETCH This is a Vitorian sitting room for master bedroom. I placed one fabric wing chair and a bench next to the window for relaxing and reading. In order to contrast with the traditional elements in this room. I chose a transparent coffee table for the space.

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Grande Foyer I PEN SKETCH This is a grande foyer for a mansion. A angled staircase goes along with the walls of this hexagon space. I used marble as flooring material, and fabric as the ceiling material, in order to bring a luxrious taste to the space.

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Bauhaus Office Lobby I SKETCH This is a Bauhaus lobby for an office. I used black and white marble as the flooring material and streamline style handrail for the stair. I designed the circle and narrow windows for the space to give more taste of Bauhaus to the room.

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Modern Bathroom I SKETCH This is a modern Bathroom in space ship scene. I chosed wall-mounted vanity and carbinet, toilet, and bidet, in order to create a flow feeling to the space. I also applied linear LED lighting within the mirror and the carbinet, to bring a modern and furniture feeling to the room.

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Church Atrium I SKETCH This is a atrium for an Christian church. I designed a hanging crossing and golden painted ceiling, to create a holy scene. A indoor water fountain is the focus point of the space, which prayers can see and listen to the water falling from different corner of the hallway around the atrium.

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Kitchen I COLOR PENCIL RENDERING This a residential kitchen with dark green cabinet and copper appliances. For durable consideration, I chose black limestone tiles for the wall. In order to make it easy to clean, I chose white marble as the counter.

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Cafe Reception I QUICK MARKER This a cafe reception with cork wallpaper and rubber tile flooring, which give an industrial feeling to the people who walk into the cafe, so that people know that this is a quick grab and go cafe. I designed kitchen behind the cashier with curtain wall so that the customer can see the tasty food vividly, as a promotion for the food and products.

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Grande Ballroom I MARKER RENDERING This is a ballroom for a hotel. Red curtain and carpet bring a happy and active feeling to the ballroom, which are suitable for any events. The crystal chandeliers and cherry wood finish walls make the room feel more brilliant and luxurious.

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Music Room I MARKER RENDERING This is a music room with black wallpaper and green sofa. I added the golden painted drawing frames to decorate the walls. I also placed a rose color chair near the fireplace to contrast with the green sofa, and chose white marble for the fireplace to contrast with the dark wallpaper.

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Italianate House I WATERCOLOR This is a Italianate architecture near the Golden Gate Park. Granite stone wall and arches are nice and classical. It also has typical Italianate hipped tile roof and brackets, which are well matching with walls and tranditional arches.

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Interest I PHOTOGRAPHY I usually drive my car and take a trip with my camera and catch the amazing moment of my life. I love it.

Fly I PHOTOGRAPHY I took this photo at the Michigan State University Main Library building.

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Life Paint I GOUACHE

Life Paints of various objects.

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Space I WALL SPRAY A volunteer project for a drink bar.

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Kitty Hawk I SCULPTURE This is a sculpture project I did for fun. I put it in my living room from decoration. However, one of my friend like it so much so I give to him as gift.

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when he first saw it in my place,

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Melting Drink Bar I Ceiling Remodeling This is a real practice I did a years ago in China. I was asked to help my friend to remodel his drink bar in a low buget. I chose "melting" as my concept for the drink bar. I drew the sketches and details. Then, I ordered the materials and hired constructors to finish the project. Although it is a low buget and simple project, I learned a lot, which I will never read from a textbook.

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MORE WORKS I upon request

WILL YOU LOGO I Concept Statement The logo is basically combining my initial letters, "W" and "Y", together. It appears in a classical arch and acade visual, but in a modern streamline form. This representing my design philosophy, which is to reborn classic beauty in a modern way.

I designed this portfolio with line works

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Portfolio I CONCEPT STATMENT and monochramtic mental gold color with grey color, which I believe will carries my design philosophy and match my logo and shelf identity design.

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WILL YOU (WEIHAN YU) PHONE / 1 (517) 580-2919 EMAIL / yuweihanwill@hotmail.com WEB / www.mrwillyou.com

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to dedicate this book to my parents who are always supporting me. Raising a child, it is tough and sweating. I also want to thank my instructors who have shaped me into who I am today, and the friends who have given me help and shoulders. And lastly, I want to thank you for your time to read my book and design story. Sincerely, Will You 2016.06.06

WILL YOU INTEIROR DESIGNER