Yvonne Hoi Portfolio 2017 by yvonneym.hoi

Y VO N N E H O I 2015 - 2017

School: Academy of Art Univeristy Major: BFA in Interior Architecture & Design Instructor: Leonarda Tamayo Student: Yvonne Hoi Book Printer: Graphic Imagery 396 Forbes Blvd, South San Francisco, CA 94080 Book Bindery: Yvonne Hoi Photography: Yvonne Hoi & Google + Pinterest Cover Stock: Hardcover wrapped with cork paper Text stock: Eggshell, 80pt Fonts: Century Gothic Software: Adobe Creative Cloud, Revit, 3Ds Max

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In 2013, Yvonne Hoi came to San Francisco and enrolled the Interior Architecture & Design(BFA) program at Academy of Art University to accomplish her dream to become an international interior designer. Yvonne was born and raised in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Growing up in a multicultural country and an artistic family, her childhood filled with creative ideas and colorful painting. She believes good design is to combine functional and aesthetic by knowing what the user need. She is reliable in observation and has a good sense of the relationship between human and space. Yvonne is passionate about art and design, especially in Interior Design. Her goals are to create beautiful and better living space for people to experience a healthier lifestyle by applying knowledge from Sustainable Design and Universal Design. Curiosity helps her to develop useful and attractive design idea to solve different problems. In the path to accomplishing her dream to become an international interior designer, Yvonne goal is to improve her design skills to meet the professional standard and to help others to achieve a quality lifestyle.

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CONTENTS 01

P. 006 Commercial

P. 092 Residential + Hospitality

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

NEVERLAND

SENIOR APARTMENTS

02 P. 054 Commercial

S.O.S MARKET

04 P. 112 Commercial

CHAOS ART STUDIO

05 P. 122 Misc. Art And Design

TEXTILES DESIGN

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Commercial Design_ MAY 2017

WEST COAST HEADQUARTERS The National Geographic Society is one of the world’s largest nonprofit scientific and educational organizations that focus on “Inspire, Illuminate and Teach.” In centuries, the National Geographic Magazine has created an impact on the world. After the partnership with 21st Century Fox, the Society today operates The magazine, TV channels, a website that features a wide variety of content and worldwide events, exhibitions and other educational programs.

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PROJECT PROGRAM

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PUBLIC SPACES A p p r o x i m a t e l y 5 , 5 0 0 s q f t. T h e b u i l d i n g h a s a mode r n, ful ly automatic sp r i nk le r system.

GIFT STORE

CAFÃ&#x2030;

EXHIBITION

_ R e t a i l P O S Sy s t e m _ S m a l l St o r a g e R o o m

_ Sma l l K itchen _ Sales Counter _ S e a t i n g f o r 14

_ Lobby w ith Coat Cl oset _ Flexibilit y _Va r i e t y o f D i s p l a y s _ I nte ract i ve _ Educational

PRIVATE SPACES: OFFICES The tota l i nte r io r bui ld i ng a rea i s 66 0 0 squa re -feet p e r f l o o r. T h e b u i l d i n g h a s a m o d e r n , f u l l y a u t o m a t i c spr ink ler system.

RECEPTION AREA (4 w a i t i n g c h a i r s + A reception i st desk) CONFERENCE ROOM (16) SMALL MEETING ROOM (6) COPY/PRINT ROOM COFFEE KITCHENET TE

PRIVATE OFFICES (6)

FULLTIME-STAFF WORKSPACES (11)

_ Reg ional Manage r _ Ma r keti ng D i recto r _ A r t D i recto r _ S e n i o r We b E d i t o r _ Sen io r Ed ito r _Controller

_Of f ice Manager _ Human Resou rces Manage r _ Accountant s (2) _G raph ic D esig ne r s (2) _ Ma r keti ng A s s i s tant _ Membe r sh i p Coo rd i nato r Ed ito r s (3)

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SITE INFO 34 Graham Street, San Francisco, CA 94129 Parcels (Block/Lot) 1300/001 Neighborhood Presidio Zoning Districts RH-1/ RH-1(D)/ P Commercial/Retail/Office/Education/ Mixed-Use Height & Bulk Districts 40-X Building Area 6600 sqft Stories 2-sty over basement Building Orientation Building location have great view looking out from all four direction, especially on the North side - a clear view of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco Bay. The building is surrounding with Open spaces for parking and public events. Major Streets that drive into The Presidio are the freeway US-101, Lombard Street, Park Presidio Blvd, and Veterans Blvd. The sunlight mostly landed on the south of the building. January will have the least daylight. June will have the most daylight, especially in the mid of June. The daylight would then continue to decrease and will reach its lowest at around December.

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CONCEPT STATEMENT

BREAKING THE BOUNDARIES In this world, there are a lot of things that we don’t know, which influenced people wanted to learn and to gain knowledge. The concept “Breaking the Boundaries” inspired by the diversity and connection between human and nature, human and technology, and the past and the future. Breaking the Boundaries is not chaos, it’s more like the light of hope. Breaking something that blocking the way to make something new and to create a new possibility.

As my research, the National Geographic Society is an international and diversity organization. The Society is breaking the boundaries in many ways like their started as a hardcopy magazine to TV channel to a website that is breaking the boundaries, so more generation can be inspired and connected human around the world by publishing the explorer research to the public. Breaking the boundaries that will lead us to connect to the future. To apply the concept in my design, I have an idea of creating a semi-open space by embracing the existing columns. When I think of the National Geographic, it reminded my of a think-tank, so I wanted to create a library-like environment for this project.

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COLOR PALETTE

HEALTH AND CHARACTERISTIC Color tends to affect human behavioral, so I want to use the color that creates a healthy and inspiring environment. This Project is a mixed-use building that serves a different function for each space. Therefore, I want to use the neutral color palette as the primary color scheme. The neutral color is a harmony tone for blending each space. The color was inspired by the National Geographic brand color - Yellow; the color of nature that related to the concept of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Breaking the Boundariesâ&#x20AC;? - connecting the link between the people & the planet. For the accent color, I will use the colors of nature like Yellow, Green, and Blue. The accent color will be used for wayfinding and for Material, Finishes, Furniture, and Decoration to add the concept with company characteristic into the design. I might apply some of the principles of Color Universal Design so that everyone can understand the space and be able to use the area freely.

Yellow - Wisdom, Clarity, Self-Esteem Green - Balance, Love, Self Control Blue - Knowledge, Health, Decisiveness

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FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT Option 1

Option 2

1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

1s t F l o o r Store

CAFE

1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

TRUE NORTH

BUILDING NORTH

2nd Floor

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Scheme A 1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

Scheme B 1s t F l o o r

2nd Floor

TRUE NORTH

BUILDING NORTH

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1st FLOOR

FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN

The Centralized Spatial Organization and an asymmetrical layout applied on the first floor are Inspired by the concept of- Breaking the Boundaries. The design of the semi-open floor plan created the illusion of undefining space - it is to break the boundaries between human and knowledge; encouraging people to learn and socialize.

FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN - 1ST FLR SCALE: NTS

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TRUE NORTH

BUILDING NORTH

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FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN - 2ND FLR SCALE: NTS

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2nd FLOOR

FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN The Centralized Organization layout on the second floor is mimicking the first-floor cafe, which creates the same â&#x20AC;&#x153;breakâ&#x20AC;? between two levels, and the circulation path that provide a pleasant user experience. The private offices are pushed back from the windows to create a way for people to walk while enjoying the views. The conference room adjacent to the reception area is for meeting and the temporary workspace is for part-time employees. It have three fully opened doors that creates a common space for the private offices, open workspace, and the kitchen.

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1st FLOOR

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

ELECTRICAL/REFLECTED CEILING A

5' - 11 1/2"

6' - 5"

2. All new electrical equipm appliances to be installed acco manufacturer’s recommendatio

3' - 0"

ROLLER BLINDS

5' - 0 1/2"

ROLLER BLINDS

STAIR A

EXHIBITION 1209 SF

5. Outlets in kitchens, toilet r and any other “wet” areas, sha fault interrupter circuits

6' - 0"

TELE/DATA

GYP BD @ 11'-0"H A.F.F

6. Style of switches/outlets to coordinated with, and approve and architect.

7' - 0"

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F

ELEV

40 SF

COAT CLOSET 126 SF

FLR TO CLG CUSTOM BOOKSHELF w/ LED STRIP

LOBBY

4' - 0"

398 SF

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F EQ

GYP BD FLOATING CLG @ 11'-0"H A.F.F.

3. Electrical service power t to meet in accordance with all lighting/electrical items. Proper shall be provided.

4. Contractor to notify owne installing boxes for all recessed/ mounted fixtures, switches, power/data/phone outle to be verified and determined “walk-through” with owner and

ROLLER BLINDS

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F. EQ

PAINTED GYP BD SOFFIT @ 9'-3"H A.F.F

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F

7' - 0"

4' - 0"

PAINTED GYP BD SOFFIT @ 9'-3"H A.F.F

3' - 0"

1. All new electrical equipm rated.

6' - 11"

All dimensions are to finish

a. Wall-mount all switches a centerline A.F.F., U.O.N. on draw b. Wall-mount all power/da outlets/jacks at 18” to centerline on drawings. c. Wall-mount all switches/o counters at 42” to centerline A. drawings. 8.

All new lighting/electrica

ACOUSTICAL CLG PANEL @ 8'-0"H A.F.F LIGHTING LEGEND

8' - 0"

LIGHTBOX CLG W/ LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM ADJUSTS TO FLUCTUATION IN DAYLIGHTING LEVEL @ 12'-0"H A.F.F

SYMBOL

WALL SCONCE

STRIP PENDANT LIGHT

MINI THEATER 109 SF

13' - 6 1/4"

GYP BD FLOATING SLOPE CLG @ 11'0"H A.F.F U.O.N

PENDANT LIGHT

TRACK LIGHT

LED STRIP LIGHT

CAFE

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F

921 SF

10' - 8"

DESCRIPTION LED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

22' - 8 3/4"

LIGHTBOX CLG W/ LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM ADJUSTS TO FLUCTUATION IN DAYLIGHTING LEVEL @ 12'-0"H A.F.F

CUSTOM WALL CABINET

22' - 8 3/4"

8' - 0"

8' - 3"

4' - 11 3/4"

SLOPE DOWN

UNDER-CABINET LIGHT

SPRINKLER

EQ O.C

FLR TO CLG CUSTOM BOOKSHELF w/ LED STRIP

EQ O.C

FLR TO CLG DISPLAY SHELF W/ LED LIGHT

SMOKE ALARM/ STROBE EXIT LIGHT w/ STANDBY BATTERY

EMERGENCY LIGHT PACK

6' - 10 1/4"

6' - 0"

5' - 0"

13' - 0"

3' - 9" EX

DROPPED WD PANEL @ 12'-0"H A.F.F.

EXHAUST FAN

SUPPLY DIFFUSER

RETURN DIFFUSER

5' - 0"

GYP BD @ 9'-0"H A.F.F

STAIR B

THREE-WAY SWITCH, MOU A.F.F.

8' - 0" O.C

GYP BD @ 11'-6"H A.F.F

GYP BD @ 9'-0"H A.F.F

SWITCH, MOUNTED AT +4

GIFT STORE

6' - 0" O.C

GYP BD @ 10'-0"H A.F.F

237 SF

LOADING DOCK

481 SF

2' - 6"

191 SF

RESTROOM

416 SF

JANITOR CLOSET

5' - 0" O.C

2' - 0"

0' - 6"

7' - 0"

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 13'-8"H A.F.F

OCCUPANCY SENSOR SW MOUNTED AT +48" A.F.F.

RESTROOM

1' - 6"

66 SF

3' - 3"

CUSTOM DISPLAY SHELF w/ LED LIGHT

EQ O.C

4' - 6" O.C

6' - 9 1/4" O.C

3' - 9" O.C

5' - 8" O.C

2' - 6" O.C

EQ O.C

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - 1ST FLR 1/4"TRUE = 1'-0" NORTH BUILDING

PRO

NORTH

The lighting techniques is using wallwasher + track light with more than one light fixture to create equal brightness on the display art pieces on the wall without casting the shape and shadow of the light.

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2nd FLOOR

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN A

ELECTRICAL/REFLECTED CEILING PLA 1. All new electrical equipment rated.

8' - 6"

2. All new electrical equipment appliances to be installed accordin manufacturer’s recommendations.

6' - 9"

OPEN WORKSPACE

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

4' - 0"

OPEN WORKSPACE

WD FINISH FLOATING CLG @ 10'-0"H A.F.F.

1084 SF

4. Contractor to notify owner pri installing boxes for all recessed/surfa mounted fixtures, switches, power/data/phone outlets. A to be verified and determined in fie “walk-through” with owner and

1084 SF

STAIR A

SMALL MEETING ROOM 152 SF

1' - 8" EQ

PHONE BOOTH

5. Outlets in kitchens, toilet room and any other “wet” areas, shall ha fault interrupter circuits

10' - 6"

6. Style of switches/outlets to be coordinated with, and approved b and architect.

56 SF

ELEV

ACOUSTICAL CLG @ 8'-6"H A.F.F.

TELE/DATA

3. Electrical service power to be to meet in accordance with all new lighting/electrical items. Proper pow shall be provided.

All dimensions are to finish sur

31 SF 22' - 8 3/4"

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

DROPPED CLG WD FINISH @ 10'-0"H A.F.F.

22' - 8 3/4"

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

13' - 4 3/4" 4' - 8"

FLR TO CLG CUSTOM SHELVING

Reception DROPPED WD PANEL @ 11'-0"H A.F.F.

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

Tente-bracket legpivot COVE3P_forRenderings 26wX21.5h-leg 3DGeom~382 LegArm 60x54 3DGeom~417 10fCrossBar Hingebracket_forSketchUp 8965-3088_NoWire-forassemblies_01 Body_2 3DGeom~157 3DGeom~167 3DGeom~190 3DGeom~191 3DGeom~192 Body_1 3DGeom~18 3DGeom~265 3DGeom~204 3DGeom~207 3DGeom~254 weel groundzero 3DGeom~37 3DGeom~41 Castersupport LegAssembly_30inheight bracket Casterpivot 3DGeom~311 strut10FTtable 3DGeom~329 3DGeom~340 3DGeom~356 3DGeom~357 2565-3217

LIGHTING LEGEND SYMBOL

KITCHEN

WALL SCONCE

COPY ROOM

STRIP PENDANT LIGHT

173 SF

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

563 SF

OFFICE 1

PENDANT LIGHT

TRACK LIGHT

LED STRIP LIGHT

UNDER-CABINET LIGHT

114 SF

6' - 5 1/2"

7' - 10 1/2"

SPRINKLER

GYP BD @ 11'-0"H A.F.F

EMERGENCY LIGHT PACK

JANITOR CLOSET

GYP BD @ 11'-0"H A.F.F

RETURN DIFFUSER

STAIR B

THREE-WAY SWITCH, MO A.F.F.

SD SD

OFFICE 3 115 SF SD

OFFICE 5

OFFICE 6

114 SF

GYP BD @ 9'-0"H A.F.F

RESTROOM 202 SF

GYP BD @ 9'-0"H A.F.F

OFFICE 4

OCCUPANCY SENSOR SW MOUNTED AT +48" A.F.F.

6' - 0"

7' - 6 1/4" TYP

216 SF

DIMMER SWITCH, MOUNT 48" A.F.F.

5' - 0 1/4"

RESTROOM

EXHAUST FAN

SUPPLY DIFFUSER

78 SF

SD SD

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

114 SF

SMOKE ALARM/ STROBE EXIT LIGHT w/ STANDBY BATTERY

OFFICE 2

DESCRIPTION LED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

174 SF

6' - 0"

H-BAFFLE CLG @ 11'-0"H A.F.F

6' - 11 1/2"

PAINTED GYP BD @ 9'-6"H A.F.F

CONFERENCE ROOM / MUlLTI-PURPOSE ROOM

3DGeom~382 3DGeom~417 2565-3217 LegAssembly_30inheight 3DGeom~18 3DGeom~37 Body_2 3DGeom~157 3DGeom~41 60x54 Casterpivot weel groundzero Tente-bracket 3DGeom~311 10fCrossBar 3DGeom~167 Castersupport Body_1 3DGeom~190 legpivot bracket 3DGeom~329 3DGeom~340 8965-3088_NoWire-forassemblies_01 26wX21.5h-leg COVE3P_forRenderings LegArm 3DGeom~191 3DGeom~192 3DGeom~204 3DGeom~207 3DGeom~254 3DGeom~265 strut10FTtable Hingebracket_forSketchUp 3DGeom~356 3DGeom~357

Storag

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

All new lighting/electrical inst

DROPPED CLG WD FINISH @ 10'-0"H A.F.F.

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

327 SF

a. Wall-mount all switches at 48” centerline A.F.F., U.O.N. on drawing b. Wall-mount all power/data/p outlets/jacks at 18” to centerline A.F on drawings. c. Wall-mount all switches/outle counters at 42” to centerline A.F.F., drawings.

3' - 0"

3' - 6 1/4"

PAINTED EXPOSE CLG @ 12'-11"H A.F.F

3' - 6 1/2"

8' - 6 1/2" TYP

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - 2ND FLR 1/4" = 1'-0"

The lighting techniques is using wallwasher + track light with more than one light fixture to create equal brightness for the office. Task lighting and OLED strip lighting is used to provide comfortable brightness for workstation.

3' - 0"

5' - 6"

5' - 3"

3' - 0"

5' - 3"

TRUE NORTH

3' - 0"

BUILDING NORTH

PROJECT NOR

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LOBBY

The lobby located directly to the main entrance provided a clear wayfinding for the public. It is also a common space between the gift store and the exhibition space. The reception desk stand in between two columns without seating area, it is to create a welcoming vibe for the guest to enter the building. For the coat closet adjacent to the entrance, it is build with a window counter.

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THE FRONT DESK The feature wall is design to look like a broken wall and chained by the Golden Frame of National Geographic.

6' - 0 1/2"

8' - 3"

6' - 0 1/2"

FLOATING CEILING

LIGHTBOX LOGO - The logo place in the center on the breaking wall to represent the company are the connection between human & planet and diversity

0' - 6" 0' - 6"

PAINTED

OPEN TO BEYOND

13' - 8"

5' - 0"

TRANSPARENT MATERIAL

OPEN TO BEYOND

3' - 6" 2' - 4"

VIVISPECTRA VEKTR GLASS

2' - 10 1/4" 0' - 6 1/4"

2' - 6"

WD PATTERN SOLID SURFACE

1st Floor 0' - 0"

5' - 9"

9" Toe Kick

0' - 7 1/2"

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EXHIBITION The open space floor plan designed for various type of exhibition. The built-in seating along the windows side are to provide some place for visitors to rest. The fracture soffit ceiling above the seating are designed to hide the roller blinds and to create the looks of a cranking wall. 31

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FLEXIBILITY AND FUNCTION The exhibit display partitions are all movable and changeable. So that, it is able to display all kind of different art pieces.

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CAFE The heart of the design - an open space in the center that creates the connection within the exhibition space - to break the boundaries between human and knowledge. The floor-toceiling bookshelf columns that used as the divider for separating the cafe and the exhibition.

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Cafe Floor-to-Ceiling Bookshelf

GIFT STORE WINDOW DISPLAY FRAME SOUTH 1/2" = 1'-0"

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Cafe Kitchen Bar

2' - 6"

8' - 0"

2' - 6"

CUSTOM FRAME W/ LED LIGHT

WD PATTERN SOLID SURFACE BACK

OPEN TO BEYOND

ORDER

1' - 8"

PICK-

1' - 2"

2' - 2"

0' - 10"

11' - 6"

OPEN TO BEYOND

2' - 10"

3' - 6"

STONE PATTERN SOLID SURFACE COUNTER

GLASS PASTRIES CAB

9" TOE KICK

1st Floor 0' - 0"

12' - 4 1/4"

1st Floor 0' - 0"

0' - 7 3/4"

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

Mag is Chai r F i r st by Herman Miller

Magis Chair_One by Herman Miller

Su Counter Stool by Emeco

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THE LIBRARY CAFE The bookshelf will have all collection of the National Geographic magazine display for public reading in the building; the cafe is designed like the library with the repetition of the bookshelf, it creates a modern and dramatic environment.

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The gift store is on the right side of the lobby with two walls and windows. It is adjacent to the loading dock with the purpose of moving the products with ease.

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CREATIVITY AND MULTI PURPOSE The windows are framed with wood and is used as a ‘window display rack’ to maximize the storage space.

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OFFICE RECEPTION Bringing a modern twist for the dynamic structure from the exhibition space and the cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s magazines bookshelf to the office front desk. It is to gives an illusion of a merge transition from first floor to second floor.

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THE WAITING ZONE The dramatic cave wall-to-ceiling structures built with seamless OLED striplight. It to represent the National Geographic connection between the nature and human.

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Rise by Allsteel

EamesÂŽ Wire Chair by Herman Miller

Mirra 2 Chair by Herman Miller

Further Adaptive Desk + Mobile Credenze by Allsteel

Everywhere Round Table by Herman Miller

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OPEN WORKSPACE With the best views in the house, the open floor plan boost creativity and collaboration like the eco-system, everything is connected in a loop but like leafs from the same branch similar yet different. Ergonomic Workstation for better and healthier working environment. The small meeting room is a think tank within the open workspace designed with the functions for brainstorming and daily discussions in mind. The offices have a variety of cabinets throughout the space to provide storage. 48

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CUSTOM STOOLS STORAGE CAB

THE THINK TANK The yellow glass box bring a fun element into the open workspace. PAINTED WALL: WHITE

OPE

9' - 0"

OPE

TYP

1' - 8" 0' - 6"

2' - 4"

4' - 2"

6' - 0"

8' - 0"

2' - 0"

THERMO WALNUT BY FORMICA

2nd Floor 14' - 2"

CONFERENCE ROOM - SOUTH 1/2" = 1'-0"

4' - 3"

WHITE ASH LAMINATE FINISHES

14' - 5 3/4"

OPEN CAB

4' - 0"

OPEN CAB

OPEN CAB OPEN CAB

OPEN CAB

OPEN CAB THERMO WALNUT BY FORMICA OPEN CAB

DRAWER CAB

OPEN WORKSPACE - NORTH 3/8" = 1'-0"

OPEN CAB

DRAWER CAB

OPEN CAB

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PROJECT NAME

15' - 7"

0 Roof 27' - 1"

WHITE ASH LAMINATE FINISHES

SLIDING GLASS CAB

OPEN TO BEYOND

OPEN CAB

OPEN CAB DUAL GLAZE CERAMIC TILES

OPEN CAB

3" H BACKSPLASH

DRAWER CAB

2' - 3"

DRAWER

SLOPE DOWN

0' - 9"

2' - 10"

BOTTLE GLASS QUARTZ COUNTERTOP

DRAWER MICROWAVE

DRAWER CAB

CUP WARMING DRAWER

2nd Floor 14' - 2"

COFFEE

OFFICE KITCHEN - WEST 1/2" = 1'-0"

3' - 3"

14' - 11 3/4"

4' - 6"

OPEN CAB

1' - 7" 2' - 0"

OPEN CAB

2' - 4"

OPEN CAB

11' - 3"

1' - 9"

OPEN CAB

1' - 11"

OPEN CAB

1' - 8"

0 Roof 27' - 1"

National Geographic West Coast HQ 34 Graham St, San Francisco, CA 94129

ECHOPANEL H-BAFFLE

DRAWN BY

YVONNE

CHECKED BY Checker

OPEN CAB

IAD 440 SPRING 2017 DATE 04/05/17

DRAWER CAB

2nd Floor 14' - 2"

SCALE

As indicated

SHEET NAME INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 2ND FLR

SHEET NUMBER

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CONFERENCE ROOM A meeting space, a social hub, a workspace, and a break room. A room that transformable - private, semi-private, or open space based on the functionality.

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THE SQUARE The custom stool and wall storage provides flexible seating option for the multi-purpose conference room.

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Conference Room Custom Wallshelving for stools

ECHOPANEL H-BAFFLE CUSTOM STOOLS STORAGE CAB

PAINTED WALL: WHITE

THERMO WALNUT BY FORMICA

OPE

DUAL GLAZE CERAMIC TILES

9' - 0"

OPE

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2' - 0"

WHITE ASH LAMINATE FINISHES

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3" H BACKSPLA

TYP

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OPE

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2' - 4"

4' - 2"

BOTTLE GLASS QUARTZ COUNTERTOP

2nd Floor 14' - 2"

CONFERENCE ROOM - SOUTH 1/2" = 1'-0"

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WHITE ASH LAMINATE FINISHES

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OPEN CAB

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OPEN CAB

OPEN CAB OPEN CAB

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THERMO WALNUT BY FORMICA OPEN CAB

DRAWER CAB

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DRAWER CAB

OPEN WORKSPACE - NORTH 3/8" = 1'-0"

EamesÂ® Aluminum Group Chair by Herman Miller

NOMAD Sport by Scale 1to1

S.O.S MARKET

SPECIALTY FOOD MARKET Commercial Design_DEC 2015

SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH Tony Riviera - the owner of S.O.S MARKET, latest project is to launch an upscale specialty food market & cafe that provides the finest quality of Organic, Local Sustainable Products. The first market in Seattle is officially open in 2015. Rivieraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plans is to launch the market in other major cities such as Dallas, New York City, San Diego, and San Francisco. Over 25 years, Tony Riviera is one of the most experience developers and restaurateur of premiere restaurant with his talented skills in marketing, executive management and franchising chain development. Tony Riviera is a global thinker as the huge success of the Primo Hospitality Group, his vision is to expand his restaurant concepts to the nation and the world.

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PROJECT PROGRAM

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PUBLIC SPACES The bui ld i ng has a mode r n, ful ly automatic sp r i nk le r system.

MARKET

OPEN KITCHEN

RESTAURANT

CAFÉ

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PRIVATE SPACES The bui ld i ng has a mode r n, ful ly automatic sp r i nk le r system. CHECK-OUT REGISTERS (4 R e t a i l P o i n t o f S a l e s Sy s t e m ) Small Of fice (4 ) Rest room Stations (2) Locker for employee

5 0 S e a t i n g ( M i n) Se r vi ng B reak fast + Lunch + Dinner + Happy Hou r Bar Seating Pi z za Oven Wine Bar

Lounge Ba ke r y Desser ts Gelato Ba r

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SITE INFO 1101 4th Street, San Francisco, CA 94129 Parcels (Block/Lot) 8711/023 Neighborhood SOMA - Mission Bay Zoning Districts MB-RA Height & Bulk Districts MB-RA Parcel Area 91,476 sqft Use Type Apartment & Commercial Store Demography of Mission Bay • Total Area: 0.842 sq mi • Total Population: 9,080 • Population Density: 6,400 /sq mi • Median Age: 32.75 • Male : Female = 54% : 46% • Occupational Employment: White collar 71.2% / Blue Collar 28.8% • Education Statistic: College 79.7% / Non-college 20.3% • Households: Non-family Households 64% / Family Households 36% • Marital Status: Never Married 57.9% / Married 30.1% / Other 12% • Ethnicity: White 49%, Asian 39%, Others 12% • Average Household Income: $117,767 • Average Household Expenditure: $80,195 • Current Supervisor: Jane Kim (Korean American Democratic Lawyer) • Average Temperature: 46 - 57° F (Winter) / 54 – 66.5° F (Summer) • Annual Precipitation: 23.65 in. • Air Pollution Index: 88.00

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PRECEDENT STUDY: DESIGN CONCEPT

THE MARKET - FLAGSHIP STORE 1355 Market St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The Market design concept is to create a shared, sensory food experience that connects you and the ones you love to our community by celebrating the best local purveyors and the real food they provide, like the Farmers Market! Communities have always been built around food, where the local market was at the center. The Market wanted to provide a place where customers can real fresh food locally and a hang-out place in our own lovely neighborhood. THE MARKET’s PHILOSOPHY Endless discovery, fostering community and providing real food. THE MARKET’s MISSION • Employ our neighbors and enrich the communities we serve. • Provide growing local businesses an elevated platform they wouldn’t otherwise have access to. • Source sustainably and locally to provide fresh food options. • Foster long-term, meaningful relationships with and between our customers.

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NEW DESIGN PROPOSAL THE MARKET circulation is kind of messy, especially to local the checkout and stay in line for checkout counter next to the entry. It makes the entry crowded. My design proposal is to create a wayfinding of checkout counter and add visible signage and category to improve the circulation of the market.

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CONCEPT STATEMENT

SOUL’s Food Food brings happiness, comfort, and enjoyment to people. Soul food is a type of comfort food that feel like home. Inspired by the line, “Enjoy the moment”, which lead to the concept, the food for the soul: soul’s food. To embrace the history and the process of Soul Food, and design a place to enjoy the moments that bring Happiness, Warm & Cozy feeling to our daily life with friends and family.

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BRANDING

LOGO Design Ideas Soul’s food brings happiness, comfort, and enjoyment to people. S.O.S meaning ‘Save our Soul’ & ‘send out succour’, which created a sense of embracement and safe. For S.O.S Market, S = specialty, O = organic, S = sustainable. To match with the design concept, the logo created with a modern and comfort design.

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BLOCK DIAGRAMS + SPACE PLANNING + PROGRAMMING

CHACUTERIE

STAIRCASE OPEN KITCHEN RESTROOM

WINE & BEER BAR PREPARE FOOD

PIZZA OVEN

OFFICE

LOCKER

STAFF RESTROOM

SANDWICH & DELI MARKET

GELATO BAR COFFEE BAR

RESTAURANT SUSHI & OYSTER BAR

CHECKOUT

JUICE BAR

BUILDING NORTH

Room Legend MARKET

GELATO BAR

RESTROOM

OPEN KITCHEN

JUICE BAR

SANDWICH & DELI

RESTAURANT

LOCKER

STAFF RESTROOM

CHACUTERIE

OFFICE

SUSHI & OYSTER BAR

CHECKOUT

PIZZA OVEN

WINE & BEER BAR

COFFEE BAR

PREPARE FOOD

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FURNITURE FLOOR PLAN

BUILDING NORTH

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

BUILDING NORTH

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S.O.S Market

CAFE

The lounge-style cafe designed in three different types of seating to fulfill the needs of the customer. The cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kitchen included a mini bakery, gelato & juice bar, and coffee bar.

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S.O.S Cafe

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EATERY Custom design commune table and layout to create a family dining environment. The beer & wine bar serves as front-ofhouse and waiting area.

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EATERY CHALKBOARD WALL The design of the tailor-made wallcovering with blackboard paint and graphics was hand-drawn by local artists.

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S.O.S Market Eatery Chalkboard Wall

S.O.S Market Eatery Custom Wallshelving

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S.O.S Market

KITCHEN Hungry? Welcome to the S.O.S Market Kitchen. The Prepare Food section provided Grabâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Go station, fresh pizza & sandwiches, sushi & oyster bar and charcuterie. The flooring pattern are designed to guide the customer towards the food displays counter.

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Prepare Food Counter The subway tiles created clean and simple look for the kitchen. The wooden pallets are used for menu backdrop and vertical counter surface covering.

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S.O.S

MARKET To create a family dining environment with commune tables setting. The beer & wine bar serve as front-of-house and waiting area.

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S.O.S Market Grocery Marketplace

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NEVERLAND SENIOR APARTMENTS

Residential + Hospitality Design_DEC 2016

INDEPENDENT LIVING Neverland version of senior housing is a place they are happy to call “home” for elderly not a hospital, a retirement center, or a nursing house. There are a lot of people, who have been living in the urban city for a long time and may not want to move to the suburban or countryside area when they get old. Thus, the program combines the urban’s convenient lifestyle and the countryside’s nature.

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PROJECT PROGRAM

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8 STUDIO APARTMENTS U n i t a r e a s s h o u l d b e m i n i m u m 410 s q f t. T h e b u i l d i n g h a s a m o d e r n , ful ly automatic sp r i nk le r system. STUDIO UNIT •

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OTHER SPACES The bui ld i ng has a mode r n, ful ly automatic sp r i nk le r system. Front Lobby (A reception desk and 4 w a i t i n g c h a i r s)

Adequate public rest rooms ( A DA )

Dining Room (5 0 0 sqf t m i n i m u m)

Garden

Communit y Room (6 0 0 s q f t m i n i m u m )

Ar t Classroom

Librar y/ Reading Room (3 0 0 sqf t m i n i m um)

Music Room

Exercise room (3 0 0 sqf t m i n i m um)

Water/Snacks Station

Staf f Of fices (3 0 0 sqf t m i n i m um)

Staf f Resting Room

Nurse’s of fice (15 0 s q f t m i n i m u m )

Nurse’s Station

Mechanical Room Janitor’s closet Telecom closet Trash Room/ Recycle Station

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SITE INFO 2401 Bush St, San Francisco, CA 94115 NEIGHBORHOOD Western Addition PARCELS (BLOCK/LOT) 0680/001 BUILDING AREA 12,600 sqft PARCEL AREA 12,567 sqft ZONING RH-3 - Residential- House, Three Family STORIES 2 STY HEIGHT & BULK DISTRICTS 40-X (MAX Height: 40 feet) Sun Path The sun shines mostly in the south side of the building. Throughout the year, during Fall will have the least daylight and the amount of light increases to its peak on the mid June. The daylight would then continue to decrease and will reach its lowest at around December. LEED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: • Location and Transportation • Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses • Access to Quality Transit • Bicycle Facilities • Reduced Parking Footprint • Green Vehicles Sustainable Sites • Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

Neighborhood Info 2401 Bush Street is in the Lower Pacific Heights, which is a neighborhood part of Western Addition in San Francisco. This location is a Walker’s Paradise and Biker’s Paradise because the roads are mostly flat and nearby public transportation, walkable communities that combined housing and businesses area like Japantown and Fillmore District, so daily errands do not require a car. The nearby hospitals include Kaiser, UCSF, and CPMC. Nearby parks include Hamilton Recreation Center, Kimbell Playground and Alta Plaza Park. And nearby Western Addition Public Library. This location also has excellent transit which means transit is convenient for most trips. Car sharing is available from Zipcar, City CarShare, Getaround and RelayRides.

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CONCEPT STATEMENT

NEVERLAND - A Place Where Dreams Come True A land without age - to be a child again and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have to worry about growing up. To gain a happy childhood once again. To design a living space that bring the outdoor to indoor by using the elements from nature like trees, woods, flowers, stones, water, and etc. Create a friendly and healthy environment for seniors to enjoy activities and moves around easily by applying sustainable materials and universal design.

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Compared to the majority populations, elderly are sensitive and fragile in both physically and mentally. Their eyes sight changes; sensitive to bright light and dark area. Their speed and action changes; move slower and get tired faster. Therefore, designing to fit the need of elderly is critical. Design with the natural element like breaking the barrier between indoor and outdoor, using the natural material and color scheme inspired by the woods, waters, sky, and etc. The design of the two-atrium-like-skylight bring daylight into the center of the building. I think nature is the best healer, which keep the connection between seniors and nature will help make them healthy and happy. All social activity areas in the senior housing were planned into separate floor to encourage seniors to walk and travel (walking exercise) to different location to achieve their dream (hobbies or spending time with friend and family). Wayfinding using colors and focal point area in each floor and added accent colors for the differentiation of public and activity spaces for all three levels. So the bright accent color will be applied to the focus point and wayfinding to let the seniors resident easily noticed they are in a different room. All the walkway and hallway are also designed to be wider than normal (min 3 ft). There are two type of studio for support different resident needs.

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COLOR PALETTE

HOME-ALIKE AND HEALTH The color palette for my senior house is inspired by the beauty of nature and the elements of my concept, Neverland. The based palette is mainly neutral colors and a mixed highlight color for each area to add characteristic into space. I want to create a home-a-like environment for the resident - Make people who live in the seniors home feel like Home, therefore, I used neutral colors (beige, cream, plaster yellow, brown, warm gray...etc.) as a basic palette like a blank canvas for seniors to paint their own dreams. To add accent to the design and space, I used the colors like Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple, and brown to differentiate the public and activity spaces for all three levels. As in the aging process, seniors eye-sights will turn weaker and yellowish, hence, overly bright and complex colors will be tired for their eyes. So the bright accent color will be applied to the focus point and wayfinding to let the seniors resident easily noticed they are in a different room.

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2nd Floor

Option 2 1s t F l o o r

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Option 3 1s t F l o o r

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Building Entrances and Exits

2 Hours-rating Walls

1 Hours-rating Walls

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Living Wall by Habitat Ho r ticulture

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SunPower ® Hel i x™ sola r panel system by SunPower

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Sola r Ther mal System by SunWater Sola r and Ch romasun (MCT panel)

G rey water System by Aqua2use

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KITCHEN

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LIBRARY LOUNGE

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ROOFTOP GARDEN

CHAOS ART STUDIO Commercial Design_ AUG 2015

NEW EXPERIENCE CHAOS ART STUDIO is... A new way to experience the city. A getaway place to express and release your inner self. A journey to know yourself through the paint and splash. A space for express & release! A new experience of art & painting!

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CONCEPT STATEMENT CHAOS THEORY Art city, art therapy and SPLASH! are the inspiration of the concept. To believe that art brings good kind of chaos, that brings happiness back into daily life.

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EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS (SIGNAGE DISPLAY) POWELL STREET VIEW

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SUTTER STREET VIEW

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SALES COUNTER

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THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART I deeply appreciate everything I have learned in this program. I would like to give all my thanks to my family, friends, and directors, instructors & teachers for guidance, assistance, and warm support over these years. I wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be here without you guys and special thanks to the Buddhist community - Shinnyo-en for giving me strength, will, time and confidence to do this.

FAMILY My dearest parents / grandma/ sisters and brothers/ aunts and uncles FRIENDS Ann Nee Cheah/ Seen Rongkapan/ Atithi Prajapati/ Nadia Evania Loveta/ Lisa(Ge) Yang/ Malvin Given Dalimarta/ Jacqueline Soo/ Steffie Wu/ Seungmin Lee/ Moegi Hara/ Ariani Putri Untoro/ Paloma Urquidez/ Brianna Lawrence/ Natalie Mok/ Cyrstal Wang/ Shadi Sabouri/ Will Yu/ Jessica Yunnaraga/ Mellisiani Sutanto/ Assel Abilova/ Cynthia Wiesanjaya/ Stephanie Santoso/ Jas Tham/ Denise Ikeda/ Yumi Okada/ Kaoru Koda/ Sara Zhu/ Takayuki Ono/ Nobuko Suma/ Haidee Sui/ SFYA and Shinnyo members FACULTY Kathleen Valkuchak/ Agustin Sanders/ Yuka Harada/ Leonarda Tamayo/ Olga Zhovreboff/ Kathleen Roche/ Molly Ness/ Ernest Mariotto/ Sean Stuart/ Ricardo Marmolejo/ Ryan Long/ Stephan Hoffpauir/ Michael Sammet/ Mark Miller/ Archana Myer/ Pamela Tang/ Andrew Tu/ Stephanie Smith-Haenel/ Brennan Pelosi/ Robert Goldie/ Kerri Conlon/ Elizabeth Thorp/ Cynthia Mossman/ Elizabeth Armstrong/ Dan Harris/ Adam Marsh/ Helen Klonaris/ Darrell Hayden/ Chris Rolik