interior design portfolio 2018

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To hold the unknown in awe and keep the curiosity for life.

CONTENTS


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Renovation of Residences

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project

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The Shared Kitchen

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project

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The Space Journey

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project

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Huarongdao Space

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project

The transformation of traditional house

A community space centered on the kitchen

Spatial experience device

Multiple changing spaces of moving walls


01/ Renovation of Residences The redesign of old traditional residence

Project type: Residential Design Location:Tanzikou, Jiulongpo District, Chongqing, China Time:summer 2017

These buildings in this place were mostly built in the 1990s, with no more than six floors. This typical residence distributing in most urban and rural linking areas in China, has the property of masonry structure. In China’s rapid urbanization process, some of those old buildings have been replaced rapidly by new one, but there are many residents still living in old buildings in need of improving their living environment, among which a large part of them is the middle-aged and the elder. Old dwellings need to be reborn, and those who live inside should be more concerned. Interior design could contribute more to enhance their quality of life and make their lives lively.

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Site location

Site photos

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2F

1F

Sketch of the scenes

Location of the home

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washroom

bathroom

dining bedroom

main bedroom

kitchen

storage room

About The Family In this old apartment live a middle-aged couple and their elder mother who have lived here for more than ten years very intimate with their neighbors. The master likes cooking, and often shares food with his neighbors who play mahjong in the mahjong room run by his neighbor. The mistress grows some plants and likes to take care of flowers and plants every day. The old mother likes to make wool basking in the sun in the afternoon.

majong room

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New wall

Demolished wall

Traffic flow

Public

Private

Traffic flow

Public

Private

The orientation of entrance to the master bedroom was changed to make the two bedrooms more independent. A new door has been added to the bedroom, so people could go into it from different rooms. The area of storeroom is expanded, and it is replaced by a dining room.

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A

A

Section A-A

B

B

Section B-B In the section, we could see that the private and public spaces are well separated, with improved clearer functions and community of each spaces, in which people could do their own business without interrupting each other.

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Main bedroom & Dining Room The interior is given priority to with bright color which makes the small space brighter and improves the visual effect to a certain extent. With wood-colored furniture, the entire space registers color harmony, and the green plants grew inside the room could give more delights to life.

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Outdoor view Along the outside wall has been built a green area, so there are more spaces for mistress to care for plants, and it also gives a better view from the inside to the outside. And all these designs will bring them better mood and relaxed enjoying life when they are outdoors.

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02/ The Shared Kitchen A community space centered on the kitchen

Project type:Community Design Location:Huangjueping, Jiulongpo District, Chongqing, China Date:Spring 2018

It is a vegetable market in a small community where residents in this neighborhood would buy food and even spending time having a cup of tea and chitchatting. But they have to do it in a scattered way in small groups limited by the chaotic environment and small space of the market. Besides, there is communicative gap between young generation and older generation. To this end, I hope to build a shared space—an open kitchen—that will serve as a platform for all the community residents of all ages to share and communicate by means of cooking. By building a shared kitchen in the community, residents are able to have better communication and life experience.

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Site Analysis Background of the project Located in Huangjueping, Jiulongpo District of Chongqing City in southwestern China, this community is also the place where I live and study. Although a small and an old town, Huangjueping has a heterogeneous population of various ages because there are a wide range of educational institutes here—from preliminary school, middle school to universities. There are permanent dwellers such as elderly people living here as well as students. This community is blessed with a very kind and lively atmosphere, and featured by, in particular, a small vegetable market amid its residential buildings, providing people with not only many conveniences, but also chances for residents around to hang out.

Residential buildings

Food Market Residential Building

The market

Site Photo

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Shop Location

Traffic Flow


investigation Old People

Middle-aged

Young people

I have lived here for more than ten years, and I am very familiar with my neighbors.

When I pick up my child, I can buy fresh vegetables or meat at the market.

It will be perfect if there is a cosy place where I can chat with my neighbors and play chess.

I would like to invite my neighbors to dine with us, but there is not enough space at home.

90 min 30 min

60 min 20 min

6:00

14:30

16:30 19:30

I don’t really like cooking myself, so I rarely go to the market. But I enjoy cooking with my friends.

I often see my friends playing here together, but there is not much space.

I don't know how to cook, but if someone would like to teach me...

I want a place big enough where I can play with my friends.

Proportion

Proportion

Proportion

Kids

Proportion

60 min 20 min

20 min

8:00

17:3019:00

60 min 25 min

20 min

17:00

14:00

19:00

Status quo:

kids

young people

old people

middle-aged

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together

Staying in their own small circles, people in the community are in need of more communication. How to change this situation and create an enabling environment for them to well communicate with each other?


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Centered on the kitchen, this venue integrates various functions with community activities, and provides people with facilities including dining room, children’s bookstore, movie room and toilet.

The shared kitchen works as a venue for people in the community to congregate and share food, thus increasing their communication in an open environment.

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Interior view

Entrance site

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Shared kitchen area 15


Dining area 16


03/ The Space Journey Spatial experience device

Project type:Installation Art Time:Spring 2016

Everyone and everything in the world are being changed all the time by various external factors and by themselves in their own respective world. These changes continue to affect their courses of life, as well as the possibilities and diversity of the space. Looking at someone’s life experience, we can always find some cause and effect from these changes. Although all of these may have never been remembered from the beginning to the end by anyone, they are still real things that have been recorded by the material space. Having been through their own space journey, all the changes have become part of the space.

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Human Space

Abstract Space Internet

Dream

Thinking

The Space Physical Space

Cola Can

Cigarrete

Chocolate

Brain

Womb

Stomach

Prison

Fish

Dog

Cat

Cage

Animal Space

Paper

EXIST

IMPRISON

Womb is the first living space for human beings where babies are conceived. It is connected with a baby’s life and emotion by umbilical cord. As the start of the journey, womb is a space full of hope.

Prison means imprisonment and being deprived of freedom. One has to obey the rules in a confined space, his behavior and psychology being bound by this space as well.

WORSHIP

Churches are magnificent architecture. The great contrast between church’s grand space and the smallness of human beings make the feeling of worship and awe to the fullest.

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OPEN

The creation and existence of architectural forms are an interpretation of the indoor and outdoor spaces, and space in turn influences people’s psychological feelings.


Balloon

Original

Inflated

Inflated

Exploded

Balloon—slowly inflates and finally explodes.

Cigarette case

Original

Pinched

Pinched

Distorted

Cigarette box—continuously transforming.

Coca-Cola can

Original

Pinched

Pinched

Deformed

Cola cans—being constantly squeezed and deformed during use.

Paper

Original

Folded

Folded

Deformed

Paper—being crumpled with use.

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Action

Change of form

Line trend

Spatial change

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Surface sketch

People walk in one space after another, and they stay the same.

Original

...?

The changing space makes people feel different dimensions of space.

Squeeze

Distorted

Formed

Form sketch

Different spatial scales take various forms and exert different effects on people’s psychology and behaviour.

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Design specification:

out By creating a changing space with different dimensions, people can experience different spatial perceptions.

Based on the form of squeezed coke can, the shape of its exterior line is extracted and recomposed on a same plane with some short fold lines, as an external image of the spatial experience device. For people to experience a constantly changing space inside, the difference of spatial scale between the entrance and exit on the passage has been made larger, so that the change of the entire device can be felt even from the outside.

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We travel through various spaces every day. This spatial experience device with its changing scale and form makes us think about the relationship between people and space. Being in this device and going through a journey like this, we can feel the presence of ourselves in different spaces.

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04/ Huarongdao Space Multiple changing spaces of moving walls

Project type: Conceptual Design DateďźšSummer 2016

The insprition of huarong road In our daily residence or office space, we are accustomed to the fixed layout, living room, bedroom, bathroom... However, Life is often full of magics because of changes. Therefore, when in a constant space, we may feel that we gradually lose interests of life, and even become lazy to experience the current life, which not only generates the changeless pattern of our life, but also is the imprisonment in disguise of thoughts. Additionally, we all expect to have more control over our own life or the things we own. So the interior space will deserve its value if we can flexibly adjust the layout function of it. From this, I think of Huarongdao, a slider game that I know from an early age.

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The Chinese folk intelligence game Huarongdao, (comes from Klotski of Polish and means a block of wood), is a kind of slider game, which is made up of 10 square pieces placed in a square disk and its goal is to move the largest piece to the bottom exit with only sliding the pieces without taking them away from the chessboard. Popular in China, it was invented by John Harold Fleming from British in 1932, and then localized with the background of the Three Kingdoms.According to the notes of Zi Zhi Tong Jian (History As A Mirror), “From this road to Huarong.” Huarongdao was originally a place name in ancient China and it was said that Cao Cao failed and passed through it. Because it was a swamp at that time, Cao Cao’s troop had to cut grass and fill the land, and due to that, many soldiers were buried alive and the scene was miserable. Fortunately, Cao Cao moved from the initial position to the middle of the bottom of the chessboard and escaped from the exit by moving each chess piece. scientiific american magzine

Huarong Road Games

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Rules based on the Huarong Road According to the flexible and changeable features, this game makes spatial evolution based on its original layout. And considering that the movement of the pieces may cause a lot of inconvenience, I choose to extract its linear track as the moving track of the movable wall according to its movement rules, and then make a fixed wall which is moved in a minimum unit value in per unit based on the unit length, thereby making the space flexible and variable. Block layout

Line track

Moving direction

Transformation rules

1.2a 1a

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1.2a

1a

2a

1a

×1

×4

×2

Fixed wall

Four walls moving laterally

Two walls vertically moving


Sketches of plane exploration There are many possibilities of this space in such a rule. Because of that, I draw these variable patterns, and then explore and screen them differently. In the process of screening, I find that many planes are similar or even identical, so I select some representative planes of different types for design and analysis. Besides, different combinations constitute different spatial moving lines, and its applicable spatial functions are also different.

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Office Space

Coffee Space

Bookstore Space

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Sports Space

Exhibition Space


Coffee Shop

Sports Space

Office Space

Exhibition hall

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Bookstore

High degree of freedom of space Huarongdao can vary a variety of combination modes in a limited space. Starting from this slider game, I think of the space we live in, which is as varied as Huarongdao and has a high degree of freedom in a limited space so that we can choose spatial layout freely to achieve different aims.

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