CHAT KIEOSANGSONG PORTFOLIO 2022

C H AT TAWA N K I E O S A N G S O N G : P O R T F O L I O INTERIOR DESIGNER 2015-PRESENT + LIGHTING DESIGNER 2013-2015 + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 2009-2013

INTERIOR DESIGNER : “A CREATOR OF AN IMMERSIVE SPATIAL EXPERIENCE THAT ENHANCES THE USER IMAGINATION AND POSSIBILITY AT EVERY SCALE”

C H AT TAWA N K I E O S L E E D G R E E N A S S O C I AT E

Int e r ior D e s ign • P ro g ra m An a l ysi s • S p a ce Pl a n n i n g • S ch e ma ti c D e si g n • D e si g n D e ve l o p me n t • FF&E Se l e cti o n a n d D o cu me n ta ti o n • C o n stru cti o n D ra w i n g • C o n stru cti o n Ad mi n i str a ti o n

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

E X H IB ITION D E S IGN

S E T D E S IGN

INTERIOR DESIGN

DRIVING FORCE: A strong design centric approach enables me to generate fresh + innovative solutions for developing playful and meaningful interior spaces.

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A C A D E M IC B A C K GR OU N D S e p 2 0 11 – M a y 2 0 1 3

M a s t e r of Fine A r t s in Int e r ior D e s ign Gr a dua t e d wit h “ H onor ” N e w Yo r k S c h o o l o f In te r i o r D e s i g n , N e w Yo r k , N Y, U S A

Jun 2004 – Mar 2009

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Fa c u l ty o f A r c h i te c tu r e , C h u l a l o n g k o r n U n i v e r s i ty, B a n g k o k , Th a i l a n d

La nds c a pe a r c hit e c t ur e • Si te A n a l y s i s • Si te S u r v e y • Si te P l a n n i n g • Sch e m a ti c D e s i g n • D e si g n D e v e l o p m e n t • C o n s tr u c ti o n D r a w i n g • Exte n s i v e k n o w l e d g e o f Tro p i c a l p l a n ts

A r c hit e c t ur a l light ing • Layout Planning • S c h e m a ti c D e s i g n • Design Development • C o n s tr u c ti o n D r a w i n g • Light Level Analysis • Energy Analysis • L i g h ti n g S p e c i fi c a ti o n • C o n s u l ta n t C o o r d i n a ti o n

S K ILLS

A B OU T A passionate + creative Interior Designer with 9 years of New York City experience + 4 years of international experience in the industry. Project types include: Corporate Interiors, Hospitality, Higher Education and Healthcare.

ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING DESIGN

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FU R N ITU R E D E S IGN

NCIDQ

C om put e r s k ills • A u to - C A D • Revit • Rhino • 3D Max • S k e tc h U p • M e n ta l R a y R e n d e r i n g • Vr a y R e n d e r i n g • Enscape • A GI L i g h t L e v e l A n a l y s i s • A d o b e P h o to s h o p • A d o b e Il u s tr a to r • A d o b e In d e s i g n • A ffi n i ty P u b l i s h e r • A ffi n i ty P h o to • A ffi n i ty D e s i g n e r • Bluebean Revu • M i c r o s o ft Offi c e • Adobe PDF • Power Point H a nd P r e s e nt a t ion s k ills • hand drawing • pencil color • w a te r c o l o r • p a s te l c o l o r • marker color

S A N G S O N G [ C H AT ]

917-930-0332

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E-mail; chat.kieosangsong@gmail.com

P R OFESSION A L EXPER IEN C E A p r 2 0 1 5 - Pre se n t P e r k ins Ea s tm a n, N e w Yo rk, N Y A s s oc ia te Inte r ior D e s igne r R e s p o n si b i l i ti e s: E x p e ri e n ce ra n g i n g fro m i n i ti a l vi si o n i n g - c o n s tr u c ti o n a d m i n i stra ti o n fo r a d i ve rse ra n g e o f p r o j e c t ty p e s including • P ro g ra m a n a l ysi s a n d sp a ce p l a n n i n g d u r i n g p r o g r a m ma ti c p h a se • P re p a re d p re se n ta ti o n ma te ri a l i n c l u d i n g d r a w i n g s , r e n d e ri n g s, ma te ri a l s a n d FF&E se l e c ti o n d u r i n g S ch e ma ti c D e si g n a n d D e si g n D e v e l o p m e n t p h a s e • FF&E se l e cti o n , d o cu me n ta ti o n a n d c o o r d i n a ti o n • P re p a re d co n stru cti o n d ra w i n g s • P e rfo rme d co n stru cti o n a d mi n i stra ti o n , s u b m i tta l s /s h o p d ra w i n g s re vi e w a n d o n -si te co o rd i n a ti o n m e e ti n g s • C o l l a b o ra te d a n d co o rd i n a te d w i th p r o j e c t c o n s u l ta n ts a n d fu rn i tu re ve n d o rs to me e t p ro j e c t requirements • P re se n te d cl i e n t p re se n ta ti o n • A cti ve p a rti c i p a n t i n i n te ro ffi ce co m m i tte e s ( Wo m e n L e a d e rsh i p In i ti a ti ve , D i ve rsi ty In c l u s i o n In i ti a ti v e a n d P E Asi a g ro u p s) • P a rti ci p a te d i n me n to ri n g p ro g ra m a s a m e n to r to J u n i o r S ta ff P r o j e cts: • TD Ba n k H e a d q u a rte r : On e Va n d e r b i l t, N e w Yo r k , N Y • TD Se cu ri ti e s Wo rkp l a ce : On e Va n d e r b i l t, N e w Yo r k , N Y • T-SQU AR E SOC IAL : N e w Yo rk, N Y • Wa sh i n g to n U n i ve rsi ty: Mcke l ve y H a l l , S t L o u i s , M i s s o u ri • PAEET U n i ve rsi ty: Ku w a i t • C o l u mb i a U n i ve rsi ty Te a ch e r C o l l e g e , N e w Yo r k , N Y • R u tg e rs U n i ve rsi ty: N e w Sch o o l o f N u r s i n g a n d S c i e n c e B u i l d i n g , C a md e n , N J • MSK C a n ce r C e n te r, N e w Yo rk, N Y • N e w Yo rk Pre sb yte ri a n H o sp i ta l Me th o d i s t H o s p i ta l , B ro o kl yn , N Y • N YU L a n g o n e Me d i ca l C e n te r C o b b l e H i l l s , B r o o k l y n , • N YU L a n g o n e Me d i ca l C e n te r Ti sch , N e w Yo r k , N Y • P S/IS 6 6 7 K, Bro o kl yn , N Y • Zh a o sh a n C o n ve n ti o n C e n te r a n d Wo m e n We l l n e s s H e a l th C e n te r, Zh a o sh a n , C h i n a • PAN D A Mi xe d U se D e ve l o p me n t C o m p e ti ti o n , N a n j i n g , China • In te rn a ti o n a l Me d i ca l C e n te r, Je d d a h ,S a u d i A r a b i a

Sep 2013 - Apr 2015 C B B LD ( C line B e t t r idge B e r ns t e in Light ing D e s ign) , N e w Yo r k , N Y Light ing D e s igne r R e s p o n s i b i l i ti e s : D e v e l o p e d l i g h ti n g d e s i g n s , l i g h ti n g l a y o u t, l i g h ti n g d e ta i l d e s i g n , l i g h t l e v e l a n a l y s i s , c o n s tr u c ti o n d r a w i n g , e n e r g y a n a l y s i s , l i g h ti n g s p e c i fi c a ti o n , s u b m i tta l r e v i e w a n d c o m m e n t, c o n s u l ta n t a n d c o n tr a c to r c o o r d i n a ti o n fo r a d i v e r s e r a n g e o f p r o j e c t ty p e s i n c l u d i n g .

P r o j e c ts : • M o r g a n S ta n l e y, Ti m e S q u a r e , N e w Yo r k , U S A • N Y U , N e w P h y s i c Fa c i l i ti e s , N e w Yo r k , U S A • N e w Yo r k P r e s b y te r i a n A m b u l a to r y C a r e C e n te r, N e w Yo r k , U S A • 1 P e n n P l a z a L o b b y R e n o v a ti o n , N e w Yo r k , U S A • 11 0 , Fi e l d P o i n t C i r c l e , N e w Yo r k , U S A • 6 4 0 , P a r k Av e n u e , N e w Yo r k , U S A • 2 5 0 S o u th S tr e e t, N e w Yo r k , U S A J u n 2 0 0 9 - A p r 2 0 11 P a s a la nds c a pe C o. LTD ., B a n g k o k , Th a i l a n d J unior La nds c a pe A r c hit e c t R e s p o n s i b i l i ti e s : Wo r k e d w i th s m a l l te a m L a n d s c a p e A r c h i te c t to b r i n g l a r g e s c a l e l a n d s c a p e d e v e l o p m e n t fr o m i n i ti a l d e s i g n to p r o j e c t c o m p l e ti o n . P r o j e c t ty p e s i n c l u d e d : r e s o r t, c o n d o m i n i u m , d e p a r tm e n t s to r e p l a z a , w a te r fr o n t p a r k a n d th e m e p a r k .

P r o j e c ts : • C e n tr a l • Ekamai • C e n tr a l • N o v o te l

P l a z a , K h o n - K h e n , Th a i l a n d C o n d o m i n i u m , B a n g k o k , Th a i l a n d P l a z a , P i ts a n u l o k , Th a i l a n d H o te l , P h u k e t, Th a i l a n d

Mar 2007 - 2008 B e lt C ollin Int e r na t iona l LTD ., S i n g a p o r e Int e r ns hip La nds c a pe A r c hit e c t P r o j e c ts : • We s ti n H o te l , M u m b a i , In d i a • R a ffl e H o te l , K o n o tta Is l a n d , M a l d i v e • C h o n g h u a H o ts p r i n g R e s o r t & S p a , C h o n g h u a , C h i n a • Ye n S o P a r k , H a n o i , Vi e tn a m

IN TER IOR D ESIGN IS N OT A S IN GU LA R ITY, IT IS TH E C R E ATION OF SPA C E TH R OU GH LIGH T, N ATU R E A N D FOR M IN TER IOR D ES IGN SH OU L D N OT B E R ED U C ED TO TH E PL AC IN G OF BEAU TIFU L OBJEC TS BU T TH E C ARVIN G OF SPAC E TO E N R IC H EXPER IEN C ES. TH E FOL L OWIN G SEL EC TED WOR KS R EFL EC T MY D ESIGN A E S TH ETIC R ESU LTIN G FR OM M Y IN TER D ISC IPL IN ARY EXPER IE N C ES IN VAR IOU S D ESIGN FIE L D IN C L U D IN G L AN D SC APE A R C H ITEC TU R E, L IGH TIN G D ES IGN AN D IN TER IOR D ESIGN . IT IS TH E C U L MIN ATION OF TH ESE D IFFER EN T C AR EER S TH AT I’ M A B L E TO IN FU SE IN MY D ESIGN .

WORKPLACE PROJECT

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CONFIDENTIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE FIRM : ONE VANDERBILT

HOSPITALITY PROJECT

10-15

T-SQUARE SOCIAL

MIXED USE COMMERCIAL PROJECT

16-17

PANDA MIXED USED DEVELOPMENT

MIXED USE COMMERCIAL PROJECT

18-21

ZHAOSHAN CONVENTION CENTER

HIGHER EDUCATION PROJECT

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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY : MCKELVEY HALL

WORKPLACE PROJECT

25-27

CONFIDENTIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE FIRM : ONE VANDERBILT

HOSPITALITY PROJECT

28-29

GLUR RESTAURANT

HIGHER EDUCATION PROJECT

30-32

PAEET UNIVERSITY

K-12 EDUCATION PROJECT

33-35

HEALTHCARE PROJECT

36-39

NEW YORK : NY

NEW YORK : NY

NANJING, CHINA

ZHAOSHAN, CHINA

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

NEW YORK, NY

NEW YORK, NY

KUWAIT

PS/IS 667 K

BROOKLYN, NY

NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER, COBBLE HILLS

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

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A A. EXECUTIVE SUITE WAITING AREA

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CONFIDENTIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE FIRM ONE VANDERBILT, NEW YORK, NY

PROJECT DESCRIPTION North America’s largest wealth managers new headquarters in 196,000 sf on the total of five floors at One Vanderbilt to accommodate approximately 615 staffs of the financial advisory groups in a mix of private offices, benching, and workstations. In addition, designed support and amenity spaces consisting of pantries, collaborative areas, and meeting rooms. Bringing together multiple business lines of top revenue producers was both a design and change management challenge.

The design narrative was built around the idea of a City as a Canvas. Given the project’s profile as the new headquarters for the US, as well as its proximity to major landmarks such as Grand Central Terminal, Bryant Park and the Library, and Times Square, it was important the design reflected the vibrant ever evolving urban landscape of the City. To accomplish this goal, we created destination amenity pantries reflecting the materiality and motifs of these iconic places expressed within the modern architectural design vocabulary of the workplace design as well as the building. To further infuse the design with meaning, we partnered with an under represented artist based in the City to develop an original artwork for each floor that was then abstracted into patterning for architectural finishes such as wall graphics and glass patterning. A full floor is dedicated to a conference center that has mixed sized conference rooms, training rooms, and butler’s pantry.

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D.

B

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CONFERENCE CENTER PANTRY AREA B.

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CONFERENCE CENTER CORRIDOR

CONFERENCE CENTER BREAKOUT AREA

RENDERING OF MEETING ROOMS AREA ON CONFERENCE CENTER FLOOR

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B

C

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PANTRY AREA WITH NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY CONCEPT B. C.

PANTRY AREA WITH BRYANT PARK CONCEPT

PANTRY AREA WITH MEATPACKING DISTRICT CONCEPT D.

IT BREAK ROOM WITH TIME SQUARE CONCEPT

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A A. ELEVATOR LOBBY FEATURE WALL

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A. B.

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B

C

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OPEN COLLABORATION AREA WITH FEATURE WALL GRAPHIC BY LOCAL ARTIST

OPEN COLLABORATION AREA WITH HUDDLE ROOMS C. MEETING ROOM

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B

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EXECUTIVE SUITE AND OFFICE FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN B.

CONFERENCE CENTER FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN C.

OFFICE FLOOR FURNITURE PLAN

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A A. VAULT PRIVATE LOUNGE

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T-SQUARE SOCIAL NEW YORK, NY

PROJECT DESCRIPTION T-SQUARE Social Project is the entertainment complex which the project is aiming to create a dynamic food and beverage venue with complementary entertainment components featuring live music, an array of hobby games, sporting activities, golf simulators as well as a sports bar and lounge experience. The project is 18,000 sq.ft. located on 42nd street in Manhattan.

The design narrative was built around the characteristic of “Nightlife in New York City”, which is the city this project is located. Giving this project is the first location of 15 domestic locations around the United State. In combination with preserving and adaptive re-used of the physical elements of the building, which was originally served as a Bank in the year of late 1920s.

To accomplish this goal, we created the space using architectural elements and materialistic that reflecting the characteristic, and motifs of New York City architecture, art and culture from the different era starting from 1920s, Industrial Revolution through the modern day of New York City.

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A C

B A.

SOUTH ELEVATION PART A

B.

SOUTH ELEVATION PART B C.

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ELEVATION KEY

B

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A B

C

A. NORTH SIDE ELEVATION PART A B. NORTH SIDE ELEVATION PART B C. ELEVATION KEY

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B

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A A. PRELIMINARY PERSPECTIVE

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A A. PRELIMINARY PERSPECTIVE

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L1 TOTAL S E AT COUN COUNT: T: 193- 200 B ar : 22 D ining : 13 1 Higg h Top 4P: 2288 Hi C om ommuna mu n a l : 3322

4 2 nd St 42nd St..

F LO OR PLA NS O P T IO N A

L ou nge : 14 D r in i n k R ai ll// C ou ounte nte r : 5577

B ay ss:: 24 -32 Vau lt lt:: Approx . 1 6

D I NI DI N I NG/GAMI N G / G A M I NG N G R ATIO AT I O : 45% / 2 26 6%

Circ C i rc u l at iion on : 2 99% % * p ercent *p erce nt ages age s do not iinclude nclude kkitchen/s itchen /s er ver y or re st ro oms * rest

4 2nd St. 42nd

B ar : 5% L e vel 1 Din ing: ing : 17% 17 % Gaming: Gam ing: 2 6% B as ement e ment Din Dining: i ng : 23 23% %

4 3rd St.

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A A. PRELIMINARY FURNITURE PLAN

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PANDA MIX USED DEVELOPMENT NANJING, CHINA

A B A. + B. RESTAURANT PLAZA AND CAFE AREA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Panda mixed use development is located in Nanjing, China.

The fast paced competition project was produced over the course of 2 weeks. Beginning in the schematic design phase I was tasked with the 1st floor restaurant plaza. The design utilizes a serpentine line to represent the movement of nature weaving the courtyard landscape into the restaurant plaza.

This element served to draw passerby from the street into the facility.

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A A. RESTAURANT PLAZA AND CAFE AREA

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ZHAOSHAN CONVENTION CENTER AND WOMEN HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER ZHAOSHAN, CHINA

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Zhaoshan Convention Center and Office Park is strategically situated at the mouth of a valley formed by Tiger Mountain and Phoenix Mountain in the Zhaoshan district of Hunan Xiangtan municipality, China.

In order to capture the site’s naturalistic features such as water and hills, the project acts as a gateway to the newly developed Jinshan Valley, providing two clusters of courtyard-style buildings. The courtyard architecture is designed to highlight two programmatic groups: the northern courtyard as the main cluster, providing stem-cell research programs, and the southern courtyard, consisting of offices.

The main program, the stem cell research center, sits in the middle of two clusters, acting as the key building linking the two program groups together.

A B A.

RESTAURANT OPTION A

B.

HOTEL ROOM OPTION A

Landscape plays a key role in the development of the project.

The architecturally framed courtyards function as active urban plazas and the northern lake acts as a naturalistic backdrop to the site. The landscaped pedestrian- oriented boulevard that links the site from south to north is designed to work as a green axis to tie the overall master plan together.

The green axis guides the user to experience designed features both landscape and architectural spaces.

Interior design concept following the concept of architectural and landscape with Biophilic Design strategy, promote connection between human activities and nature elements.

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A A. LOBBY AREA OPTION A

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A A. LOBBY AREA OPTION B

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A

B

C A. RESTAURANT OPTION B B.

RESTAURANT BAR OPTION B C. HOTEL ROOM OPTION B

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A A. COLLABORATION AND LOBBY AREA

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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY:MCKELVEY HALL ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Department of Computer Science & Engineering at the Washington University in St. Louis conducts high-impact research and trains future researchers, engineers and educators in both the fundamental properties of computing systems and how computation can benefit a wide range of disciplines. Key themes include: designing systems that interact with humans and the physical world; using computation to interpret large data sets from science and engineering, and creating a safe and secure infrastructure to connect millions of people to their data and to each other.

The project included 80,000-sf McKelvey Hall which will become the new home to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. The building is one aspect of the most significant capital projects in Washington University’s recent history: the transformation of the east end of the Danforth Campus. McKelvey Hall will reflect the recent masonry Collegiate Gothic exterior designs of the surrounding buildings. Its interior will provide contemporary and flexible spaces for a range of state-of-the-art computational engagement activities, including: Computer Science Laboratories Computer Science Faculty offices Student learning classrooms)

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highly

flexible

Collaboration and interaction spaces Sustainability is a focus for Washington University and it will seek an integrated design process that incorporates the principles of sustainable design with attention to energy efficiency, low impact materials, reuse and recycling, quality and durability, and health and wellness. McKelvey Hall will be designed to meet at least LEED Gold standards while implementing multiple sustainability efforts including a hybrid energy system utilizing a natural gas co-generation unit paired with a geothermal borefield which can operate at varying temperature ranges to meet the University’s operational goals.

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A

B

C

D

COLLABORATION AND LOBBY AREA B.

C.

COLLABORATION AREA

COLLABORATION AND LOBBY AREA D.

LAB CLASSROOM CORRIDOR

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B A C A. SECONDARY ENTRANCE B. COFFEE SHOP C. COLLABORATION AREA

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A A. RECEPTION AND WAITING AREA

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CONFIDENTIAL FINANCIAL SERVICE FIRM ONE VANDERBILT, NEW YORK, NY

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Confidential financial trading firm with the total area of 87,740 sf new office space to accommodate 1,340 occupants throughout three full floors at One Vanderbilt. Project included trading floor, elevator lobbies, receptions, cafés, divisible multi-purpose rooms, and support spaces.

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B A C A.+ B.+ C. PANTRY, STAFF LOUNGE AND BOOTH SEATING

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A

B

C

D

A. OPEN COLLABORATION AREA B. TRADING DESK AREA C. OPEN COLLABORATION AREA D. MEETING ROOM

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A

B

A. VIEW FROM OUTSIDE OF THE RESTAURANT OPTION A B. RESTAURANT INTERIOR DESIGN OPTION A

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GLUR RESTAURANT NEW YORK, NEW YORK

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project is 300 sq.ft. Thai restaurant located in Chelsea. 2 Concept Options were presented to the client. Concept A : creates a warm and cozy home cooked atmosphere that brings characteristics of Thai architecture and design through the use of millwork patterns and fabric upholstery. Concept B : creates a modern sophisticated dining experience while still integrating Thai culture utilizing drawing from Thai Mythology as a decorative wall art with the hint of Thai Style architecture in millwork and wall.

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A

B

A. VIEW FROM OUTSIDE OF THE RESTAURANT OPTION B B. RESTAURANT INTERIOR DESIGN OPTION B

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A A. LIBRARY ENTRY ATRIUM

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PAEET UNIVERSITY KUWAIT

PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project is to create conceptual design for a new Technology, Business, Healthcare and Education Complex Project at Jahra Governorate. The plan, program and design for a 12,000 student educational campus in a new college to the west of Kuwait City was created by examining the interrelationships of the four disciplines, Technology, Business, Healthcare and Education, and identifying the commonalities and requirements for each. The design approach for the new PAAET campus is the synthesis of three different perspectives: People : A campus design begins with people. It must be in concert with the cultural heritage and values of Kuwait, and then provide a state-ofthe-art academic and university life experience. Purpose: Learning is the primary purpose of this institution. The graduates of PAAET Al Jahra need skills to serve the current and future workforce demands in Kuwait. Place: The design of this campus must be of its place. The starting point for this is Kuwait’s climate. We believe in properly siting and designing our buildings (including material selection) in a manner which is sustainable and does not heavily rely on advanced and energy-intensive technical measures.

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OPEN STUDY AND COLLABORATION AREA

C.

LIBRARY BUILDING SECTION A

B.

OPEN COLLABORATION AND PRIVATE STUDY ROOM

D.

LIBRARY BUILDING SECTION B

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B A. LIBRARY ATRIUM

B.

LIBRARY LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN

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A A. ELEVATOR LOBBY, COLOR WILL BE DIFFERENT ON EACH DIFFERENT FLOOR

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PS/IS 667 K BROOKLYN NEW YORK

PROJECT DESCRIPTION PS/IS 667K was designed to be a new standalone Pre K-8 school for the New York City School Construction Authority (NYCSCA) located on Atlantic Avenue in East New York Brooklyn. The 120,000 sf school will serve 1,000 students on 4 floors and contains classrooms, specialty classrooms, administration spaces, a cafeteria with full kitchen, a greenhouse and a gymatorium. The building also houses a floor of district 75 students (District 75 (D75) provides highly specialized instructional support for students with significant challenges, such as: Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs), Significant cognitive delays, Emotional disturbances, Sensory impairments and Multiple disabilities). The playground has a half basketball court and play area for the older students as well as a designated playground for the younger students. This project is currently under construction.

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B A C A.

STAIRCASE, MAIN CIRCULATION

B.

DISTRICT 75 STUDENT CLASSROOM

C.

KINDERGARTEN LIBRARY

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MATERIAL PALETTE INTERIOR DESIGN

PORCELAIN TILE

CARPET TILE

WOOD

SOLID SURFACE

ACCENT COLORS

GENERAL PAINT

STONE

TERRAZZO FLOOR

METAL

TILE FLOORS & WALLS

A

B

C A. GYMNASIUM B.

CAFETERIA + DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN CLASSROOM C. MATERIAL PALETTE

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NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

PROJECT DESCRIPTION NYU Langone Medical Center Cobble Hills is a high-tech, mixed use ambulatory building in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. This facility focuses on providing top medical services for a standalone Emergency Department, Surgical and Procedural Suite, Diagnostic Imaging Suite, Cancer Center services, and Physician Practices.

The facility is located on a main commercial thoroughfare in Brooklyn with excellent public access and adjacent parking.

The complex programming requirements include a 797 Pharmacy, a rapid response lab, and other clinical and building support.

This facility is a robust outpost for the medical center and addresses the ongoing need for medical staff to team and work in diverse types of settings while enabling them to plugin and work in both private and collaborative settings.

A B

A.

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT LOBBY WAITING ROOM

B.

RENDERING FLOOR PLAN + MATERIAL PALETTE OF EACH FLOOR

The patient experience is paramount to the design and programming of this facility. Through the implementation of a rigorous stakeholder engagement process, the building is designed to address all stakeholders’ diverse needs. This process helps clarify salient design solutions by focusing on what patients and medical staff need on a day-to-day basis.

These needs include the diverse array of technical and procedural requirements, but also consider the human experiential qualities that so deeply affect building usage.

The facility is a responsive “smart” building, tracking stakeholders locations in order to better support their needs for work, respite, social networking, information, and medical and technical support.

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WAITING ROOM CORRIDOR

C. RENDERING FLOOR PLAN + MATERIAL PALETTE

B.

RECEPTION AREA

D. RENDERING FLOOR PLAN + MATERIAL PALETTE

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A A. PATIENT WAITING ROOM

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A A. INPATIENT ROOM

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