Interior Design Portfolio Bing Wang

INTERIOR DESIGN

PORTFOLIO Bing 'Sunny’ Wang Rochester Institute of Technology Bachelor of Fine Art - Interior Design

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BING ‘SUNNY’ WANG Rochester, NY

(646) 829-8632

WORK EXPERIENCES

RESUME

Design Next Agency - Interior Design Intern Manhattan, NY

linkedin.com/in/bing-wang-96b56b1b3

bw9867@g.rit.edu

May 2023 - July 2023

Planning, organizing, and managing the design and construction of capital projects.

Brainstorming, researching, and creating mood boards for various projects.

Coordinating the project labor and purchasing of all materials for the project.

EDUCATION Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, NY August 2019 - May 2024 Bachelor of Fine Art in interior design Minor in construction management

John Dewey High School New York, NY National Honor Society

SKILLS

AWARDS

REVIT

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

Dean’s List

ENSCAPE

HAND SKETCHING

RIT College of Art and Design

SKETCH UP

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

INDESIGN

TEAM WORK

PHOTOSHOP

MODEL MAKING

ILLUSTRATOR

CREATIVE/IDEATION

MICROSOFT

September 2016 - June 2019

LANGUAGES ENGLISH CHINESE

2020 - 2023

Dear Designer,

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As a Senior at RIT in the interior design program and with experience working as an interior design intern at Design Next Agency. I have been placed on the Dean’s List for all three years. I have a wealth of experience in conducting project research and using many different types of design techniques and skills. My project experiences at RIT allowed me to create a strong foundation of interior design, including both residential and commercial. Furthermore, as a project leader in this spring semester’s charrette events held by our program associate with Kaleida Health, our team won third place. I accomplished a successful project while developing strong and solidarity relationships between my team members as team leader encouraged everyone to participate and maintained a friendly, professional, and helpful attitude. My minor in the construction management program strengthened my abilities in project management and time management. I estimated the project time and budget and built a work breakdown structure and project schedule. I learned the building structure, schedule deliveries, and the foundation of construction documents and relationships of contractors.

This experience built a strong sense of leadership, cooperation, public speaking, and project management, along with deadline preparedness, cooperation, and work management abilities.

I aim to secure a suitable position with a reputable company like yours, where I can be part of a highly creative team that works with well-respected clients or brands. In this regard, I trust that my attached resume and portfolio will entice you enough to invite me for an interview. I look forward to meeting with you and discussing my qualifications in detail.

Sincerely,

Bing Wang

COVER LETTER

My name is Bing Wang, I am currently a Senior student majoring in interior design and minor in construction management at the Rochester Institute of Technology. I’m writing to convey my interest in the full-time interior design position in the summer of 2024 after my graduation.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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EDUCATION Team Project Fall 2023

EXHIBITION Team Project Spring 2023

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CLASSROOM Team Project Fall 2022

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WORKPLACE Individule Project Fall 2022

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PEDIATRIC ROOM Team Project Spring 2023

VISUAL ART Collection 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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FIRST ROOT CHARTER SCHOOL 4 Person Team Project 3 - 5 Elementary Charter School 2023 Fall Semester Rochester, NY

Concept Statement In this 4 person team project, we worked together to develop an Environmental Charter School.

In this Charter School, students learn and grow within an educational institution that inspires deep connections with nature and fosters sustainable practices in our youngest learners. This concept is rooted in the belief that our environment and hands-on learning play pivotal roles in shaping the minds and values of future generations.

DESIGN GOAL

MATERIAL BOARD

At First Root Environmental Charter School, we are committed to providing a comprehensive and sustainable education that empowers children to

MOOD BOARD

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become responsible stewards of the environment. Our approach is based on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), which recognizes the interdependence of ecological, economic, and social well-being. Our design is a vision for an educational haven that equips students with the space,

global challenges while fostering a deep sense of responsibility for a sustainable and equitable future. At our school, we believe that immersing students in a sustainable, eco-conscious environment not only nurtures their intellectual growth but also fosters their deep respect for and commitment to the Earth. We aim to mold future leaders who will champion sustainable practices, advocate for environmental conservation, and contribute to a harmonious coexistence between humanity and the planet.

USER PROFILE

ACTIVITY DIAGRAM

PROJECT 01

resources, and wellness-focused environment necessary to address pressing

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC FACILITIES

BREAKOUT SPACES ELEVATIONS THIRD GRADE BREAKOUT SPACE | CHIMNEY BLUFFS STATE PARK

CLASSROOMS GYM/CAFETORIUM FACULTY GREEN ROOF

FOURTH GRADE BREAKOUT SPACE | HIGHLAND PARK

GREEN HOUSE LIBRARY

PROJECT 01

FIFTH GRADE BREAKOUT SPACE | LETCHWORTH STATE PARK

TYPICAL CLASSROOM

Smith System - Huddle Student Desk

Smith System - Cantilever Chair

GREEN HOUSE

VS America - shift + landscape

LIBRARY

PROJECT 01

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Smith System Round Ottoman

Smith System Leave Style Lounge Screen

Smith System

Smith System

Smith System

Bean Bench

Round Floor Cushion

Lounge Double Seat

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RENDERED SITE

AMPHITHEATER

Traffic Exit ADA Parking

Main Building

Bus Loop Waste Pickup

PROJECT 01

Crosswalk

Parent Drop Off

Greenhouse

Amphitheater

Traffic Entrance

Employee Parking

Playground

Visitor Parking Animal Visiting Zone

SITE PROCESS SKETCH

SECOND FLOOR CODE AUDIT Education

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100%

Fire Rated Path of Travel

OL = 900 net SF / 20 net = 45

Max. Diagonals Straight Distance Between Egress

PROJECT 01

OL = 1,373 net SF / 20 net = 69

OL = 424 net SF / 20 net = 22

CORRECTIONS TO BE MADE - Add 5 toilets and 5 lavatories; consider stalled restrooms.

- Add 4 drinking fountains.

OL = 900 net SF / 20 net = 45

OL = 7,076 net SF / 20 net = 354 OL = 355 net SF / 20 net = 18

Construction Type:

2B

Gross Floor SF:

7,698 SF

Floor Occupancy Type:

Education

Total Occupancy Load:

Education 354

Min. Existing Corridor:

77”

✅Egress Capacity 1005.3.2

70.8” Clear Corridor Width Drinking Fountain

✅ Rise = 4” Min | 7” Max ✅ Run = 10” Min | 11” Max ✅ Width = At least 48” Wide (between handrails) ✅ Handrail = Can protrude 4 ½” from wall or guard. Must be on at least one side of stair. At least 20” clear below rail.

✅ Areas of Refuge = 30” x 48” Required

1 per 100

✅ Common Path of Egress Travel ≤ 100’ Between (2) Egress Access in a ✅ Distance Straight Line ≥ ⅓ Maximum Diagonal Dim. ✅

Occupancy Load

Water Closet

Lavatories

354

1 per 50

1 per 50

Required

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8

Provided

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2 Exits / Exit Access Doors for OL ≤ 500

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REENVISION EXHIBITION 4 Person Team Project EnChroma Glasses - Immersive Art Experience 2023 Spring Semester Rochester, NY

Concept Statement The ReEnvision Exhibit located in downtown Rochester offers a unique retail experience designed to cater to colorblind individuals. Here, visitors can try out Enchroma's colorblind glasses, providing them with the opportunity to see the world in vibrant hues. Meanwhile, those with normal color vision can also explore the exhibit to gain insight into how life appears to individuals with color vision deficiency.

NARRATIVE

MOOD BOARD

Everett Bradley, an aspiring pilot challenged by red-green colorblindness, discovers an extraordinary chance to encounter the world in full color.

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Situated in downtown Rochester, the ReEnvision Exhibit offers colorblind individuals the opportunity to try Enchroma’s specialized glasses, while allowing those with normal color vision to temporarily experience a world without color. Everett's transformative experience at the exhibit leads him to

airman exam and fulfill his dream of becoming a pilot. His inspiring journey is commemorated in the exhibit's career walk, where his portrait continues to motivate countless visitors.

ACTIVITY DIAGRAM

MERCHANDISE

PROJECT 02

acquire a pair of Enchroma glasses, enabling him to successfully pass the

PROJECT 02

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

RETAIL

EDUCATION RETAIL

RETAIL SKETCH

MERCHANDISE

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

EXHIBITION 1 COLOR BRIDGE

RETAIL ENTRANCE

MODEL

EXHIBITION 2

SECTION CUT

COLOR BRIDGE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

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PROJECT 02

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

PROTOTYPICAL HIGHER-ED CLASSROOM 4 Person Team Project Material Specification & Budgeting 2022 Fall Semester Rochester, NY

Concept Statement In this 4 person team project we conducted a case study on Booth Hall's 1560 multi-purpose classroom, analyzing user feedback and space dynamics. Our proposed classroom design aiming for ergonomic comfort, ADA Compliance, enriched learning experiences and emergency preparedness, was meticulously developed alongside a comprehensive set of specification documents ensuring adherence to a $50,000 spending limit.

FURNITURE AND LIGHTING SELECTION

STANDARD FLOOR PLAN

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

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PROJECT 03

EXISTING CONDITIONS

PROJECT 03

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4 People Team Project EnChroma Glasses - Immersive Art Experience 2023 Spring Semester Rochester, NY

LAYOUT OPTIONS

EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

ESTIMATED BUDGET

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PROJECT 03

NORTH ELEVATION

THE FUTURE WORKPLACE Individual Project Speculative Office Design at The Hungerford 2022 Fall Semester Rochester, NY

Project Scope The Hungerford Building located at 1115 East Main Street in downtown Rochester, is an old factory building with approximately 225,000 square feet divided over multiple stories and areas.

This project’s responsibility is to design a speculative hybrid workspace on the second-floor north wing and a portion of the 3rd floor north wing, totaling 18,254 gross square feet.

CONCEPT The project prioritizes the incorporation of natural elements, warm tones, and

DESIGN PROCESS BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

organic shapes to optimize both comfort and functionality. It features green

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spaces, wellness rooms and ample natural light, all contributing to the enhancement of employee well-being. With a focus on resilience and inclusivity, the design aims to cultivate a strong sense of community by providing diverse seating options, room sizes, and acoustically controlled

design. Divided into two distinct areas, the workspace strategically allocates the collaborative second floor, and individual-focused third floor, each offering a spectrum of seating choices tailored to individual preferences.

LAYOUT SKETCHES

ADJACENCY DIAGRAM

MOOD BOARD

CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES Sketches of the plan of green space.

Natural lighting comes from the third floor and interior plans along the edge of the plan.

Sketches of the lading located in the ideation area next to the window with seatings and book shelfs.

Right Seating idea in the wellness room with a cut-in in the wall. right sketches idea of the curve wall for seating in the dinning area.

PROJECT 04

spaces. This approach underscores the versatility and adaptability of the

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC LOBBY/WAITING AREA

LOBBY

PUBLIC SPACE

PROJECT 04

COLLABORATION

FOCUS

RELAX

WATING AREA

FURNITURE SELECTION

CONFERENCE ROOM LIGHTING SELECTION

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PROJECT 04

OPEN WORKPLACE

PROJECT 04

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PUBLIC SPACE

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PROJECT 04

PUBLIC SPACE

PROJECT 04

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS - COVER PAGE

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PROJECT 04

SECOND FLOOR LIFE SAFETY PLAN

PROJECT 04

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SECOND FLOOR REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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PROJECT 04

BUILDING SECTIONS AND WALL TYPE

PROJECT 04

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ENLARGED TOILET ROOMS AND SCHEDULES

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PROJECT 04

SECOND FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN AND FURNITURE SCHEDULES

THE OASIS

Concept HighPointe Skilled Nursing Facility offers long-term care tailored to medically fragile,

Design Competition - Hyperspace

technologically dependent, and developmentally disabled children. The design inspiration

2023 Spring Semester

comes from Marcus Pfister's beloved children's book, "The Rainbow Fish." Our design imbues a

One Week Project

sense of tranquility and security, soft, soothing colors create a calming environment, ensuring a

Rochester, NY

serene haven for our pediatric patients.

CEILING PLAN

SENSORY AREA

MOOD BORAD FF&E SELECTIONS

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

SENSORY AREA DIAGRAM

BLOCK DIAGRAM

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PROJECT 05

FLOOR PLAN

VISUAL ART

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STILL LIFE - GRAPHIC PENCIL

EYE - GRAPHIC PENCIL

VISUAL ART

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POTATO AND LIME - CHARCOAL

VISUAL ART

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SUNFLOWER COLOR PENCIL

VISUAL ART

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TIGER COLOR PENCIL

BING WANG PHONE (646) 829-8632 EMAIL bw9867@g.rit.edu LINKEDIN linkedin.com/in/bing-wang-96b56b1b3