Interior Design Portfolio 2021

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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

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CHEE YUNG S I AU // E - m a i l : yung092.bao@gmail.com

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Qualification:

2020 July - Current Master in Interior Design

// A d d r e s s : 350 William Street, Melbourne VIC, 3000

// C O N T A C T : 0484247363

// L a n g u a g e s : English - Intermediate Mandarin - Native

// S k i l l s: Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign

RMIT University, Australia 2019 July - Oct Master of Design Innovation and Technology RMIT University, Australia 2019 Feb - June Master of Design Monash University, Australia 2012 – 2015 Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Interior Architecture /w Second Class Honours Taylor’s University, Malaysia Campus

// A c a d e m i c

Achievements:

Gold Award - 2015 MIID NIPPON PAINT REKA AWARDS 2015 (Student’s Category) https://www.nipponpaint.com.my/assets/uploads/newsitems/151130_-_MIID_Nippon_Paint_ REKA_Awards_2015_Ceremony_-_News_Release_1461486882.pdf http://www.miid.org.my/Downloads/Booklets/MIID-REKA-Awards-2015-Booklet-Web.pdf

Sketchup

2nd Prize Winner - 2015 9belas 4 MIID DULUX NOSTALGIC

Rhino Grasshopper

Design Category (Degree): Hospitality

// P r o f e s s i o n a l

Experience

January 2014 – July 2014

// O t h e r I n t e r e s t s Graphic Design UI/UX Design Photograph Video Editing Physical Model Making

Latitude Design Sdn. Bhd. Aman Suria, Malaysia Interior Designer (Internship) - Specialized in Comercial and Residential design - Completing task(Floor Plan, Elevation, Section and 3D) that given by senior and well organize every duties - Inspection during site visit and furniture and material choosing to enhance personal observation skill - Dealt with supplier and contractor in order to follow up to process

// I’m passionate about creating and crafting something unpredictable that motivate my design journey. My individual enthusiasm and easy-going nature allow me to get along with both work colleagues and team members.

From personal perspective and background impact, I truly believe design is inspired by life, experience, people, and objects, integrating the lifestyle that humans expect and aspire to. I have been part of the hospitality and management in recent years. With my past experience and understanding of how to open up a dialogue between people and space, I am confident to work in the commercial and hospitality relation design area. //

ACA D E M I C P R O J E C TS 06 - 25 //

We.Co Hub

Losing Your Anchor 26 - 37 //

COMMUNITY RETAIL HUB Losing Your Anchor

38 - 51 //

ZIMMERMANN FLAGSHIP STORE Immersive & Distributed Retail Space

52 - 61 //

HYDRO BOOST Quench of Thrist

62 - 77 //

IPOH BIKE CAFE HOSTEL Adaptive Reuse

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WHERE PEOPLE WORK - “CO-WORKING SPACE” Co-Paradise 106 - 115 //

PANGKOR ISLAND HERITAGE CENTRE The Pangkor Island Foundation

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DOMESTICITY Urban Interioriority

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PAVING THE WAY FOR SOUTHBANK PROMENADE CHANGE Safe City Smart City

Commercial

Hospitality

Office & Institution

Urban

//LOSING YOUR ANCHOR

Village Typology // Shared-Community // Modular System

WECO. HUB

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// LOSING YOUR ANCHOR Project Name: WeCo. Hub by Scentre Group Partnership: Westfield Doncaster Location: Doncaster, Melbourne Date: 2020 Context: Anchor Store Design Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Adaptable Living Community Village Typology Flexibility

Vacant Area Social & Community

Shops

Restaurants & Market Existing Retail and Hospitality

SITE ANALYSIS

//Anchor stores are traditionally defined as the large department stores that we see as the primary draw to the shopping malls. However, the advent of e-commerce has changed how people usually shop for goods and also altered the role of these anchor stores. Weco.Hub promotes a new commonly shared spaces and social interactions between its residents. It will be experiential, practical, and closely

aligned with what today’s consumers want, to attract them for reasons other than simply buying a typical retail item.

It will give access to what you need on daily basis and holding events and activities such as communal dinners, daycare, urban gardening, groceries, shops as well as workshops or classes, to make Weco.Hub a supportive everyday community for people of all ages, positions and backgrounds. //

Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular // // W E C O . H U B B Y S C E N T R E G R O U P -

COMMUNITY GARDEN

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3X3X3 Modular Unit System //The COVID-19 pandemic has made us reconsider how we live and our traditional models of life and work are changing. This project aims to widen the possibility of a vatety of flexible living arrangements for visitors to explore.

The modular unit system is introduced for this proposal, taking on thoughts of a society where the individual is equally important to form a broader community.

The 3 by 3 by 3 module unit will be housing different program elements that can be combined to create a variety of flexible living arrangements and a village-like typology for visitors to explore. The unit can be attached and extended flexibly to react to different requirements and programs. Through duplicating the individual unit, the larger spaces got shaped.//

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COMBINATION AND EXTENSION OF THE MODULAR UNIT

Wall Displ

Modular Assembly Floorboard / Ceiling board

Wall Panel

3x3x3 Cross-Laminated Timber Frame

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MODULAR UNIT SYSTEM ASSEMBLY

//All parts of the modular unit will be standardized and can be prefabricated in a factory and assembled on site.

It allows a certain extent of flexibility when constructing on site to alter the program or add different functions on short notice, and even to transform into another program area in the future. It makes the construction and refurbishment process more efficient and cost-effective. To achieve living a sustainable life the modular unit system is intended to be disassembled and replace, reused and recycled over the lifespan of the building.//

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular //

AREA ENCLOSURE

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Modular Design //In order to create the village-like typology, we took the areas of the program and divided it into different zones, which enables us to divide and stream visitors into separated public areas. A single module is a cell with one functionality, and by the combination of multiple ones, it can adapt to various space and functional requirements.

Through duplicating the small unit, the larger spaces get shaped. This process takes on thoughts of a society, where the individual is equally important to form a broader community.//

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular /

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Modular Structure //The modular units wrap the central atrium courtyard in 3 levels with every functional area facing the central common area. The entire Weco.

Hub contains communal circulation, shared working and living spaces, retail and food spaces, daycare and playground, workshops, community garden as well as a central courtyard.

To connect each zoning certain functional spaces are designed within the module to become a bridge for both circulation and activity encounters, as well as provide each access for visitors, for example, vertical circulations, vertical gardens and lookout platforms.//

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VERTICAL GARDEN

LOOKOUT PLAFORM

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MODUAR DISPLAY FRAME

MODUAR PLANTER BOX & SITTING

MODUAR MULTI-FUNCTION AREA

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CENTRAL COURTYARD

LOOKOUT PLATFORM

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//This central courtyard allows different potential purposes. To narrow the distance and build long-term relationships between people and shopping centre, this central courtyard can not only performed as community garden but also a space for event such as retail pop-up, product launch or exhibitions that collab with Westfield or local communities. It also can serve as a communal festival space to hold communal dinner or food festival.//

BIRD EYE’S VIEW - CENTRAL COURTYARD

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular /

Central Courtyard

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Connection with community //The community garden integrated within the design of the staircase in timber frameworks, offering a pavilion for social activity beneath and upper space for people walking and sitting.

It is also a low-technique required method that can be easily altered or copied for future needs. Visitors are encouraged to explore the space and interpret its purpose through their own experiences and needs. The timber to be used is entirely sustainable and recycled that can be refabricated where different kinds of common urban scenarios are possible, for example casual gatherings, mini-lectures, event sittings.// COMMUNITY GARDEN

STRUCTURE OF COMMUNITY GARDE

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// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular //

COMMUNITY GARDEN

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MODULAR KIOSK DISPLAY SYSTEM

MODULAR WORKSHOP

Craftmanship & Workshop //How could we exaggerate the importance of craftsmanship and artisan, bringing more attention from the society? A workshop is an excellent approach to having the one-stop service demonstrating their craftsmanship. It is a medium where people from different fields obtain more exposure to the society, understanding the importance of craftsmanship and human relations.

The more interaction between the craftsman and customers holding, the more attentive the one-stop service will be in this anchor shop.//

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular //

CRAFTMANSHIP WORKSHOP

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FLORIST STORE

MODULAR DISPLAY + WORKSHOP SYSTEM

//This service and workshop area has been deconstructed into an individual presented functional store by using modular unit system, well organized in proper structure with specific space to display the products.

A kiosk is usually a small standing area with limited condensed space.

A series of shelving methods will be preferable for a well-used space with different displays and functions.

It’s smartly innovated into a central hub as a gathering and sharing point that encourages collaboration and interaction between craftsmen and customers.//

FLORIST WORKSHOP

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular /

Florist & Workshop

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AN “INTERNAL STREET” SEPARATING THOSE INDIVI

Co-retailing //This Co-retailing will be design into a multi-brand boutique that forms a platform for collaborations and dialogues, knowledge and learning for local designers and creative entrepreneurs. While each brand preserve their own cultural heritage it improves cultural content and lifestyles, sparking reater economic development and a realization of forward-thinking RETAIL

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social responsibility as well sustainability. A hub is provided for li minded people to come together create, whether it is through differ forms of background, culture entrepreneurship and independ retails, to not only stimulate econo but social aspect of the area, develop a positive relationship with custom in a friendly and relaxed environmen

IDUAL STORES

as iker to rent or dent omy ping mers nt.//

SHELVES DISPLAY

SHELVES DISPLAY

// WECO. HUB BY SCENTRE GROUP - Village Typology - Shared-Community - Modular //

MODULAR KIOSK DISPLAY SYSTEM

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// LOSING YOUR ANCHOR

Craftmanship // Series of Experience // Collaboration

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// HYBRID SPACES Project Name: Community Retail Hub Mister Minit x Gorman x Mama Pho Partnership: Scentre Group Group Member: Muqiu Wang (Jo) Location: Doncaster, Melbourne Date: 2020 Context: Commercial Design Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Series of Experience Craftmanship Optimum Workflow

Open Kitchen

Open Kitchen

Open Kitchen Dining Area

Dining Area

Dining Area Fitting Room

Fitting Room

Community Retail Hub

Sport Scraft

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Fitting Room

Sport Scraft

Nine West

Community Hub

Community DIY Hub Workshop

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DIY Workshop

Sport Scraft

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DIY Workshop

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Sport Scraft

Sport Scraft Customer Circulation

Boutique

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Escalator Void

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SITE ANALYSIS & FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT

Escalator

Escalator Void

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//Within the comtemporary shopping mall, Westfield Doncaster, hybrid spaces aim to draw out some key ideas and concepts and test these through design propositions, to look for opportunities in design strategies and techniques that can be built. In this case the retail shops that our group will investigate are Mr.minit, Mama Pho and Gorman. This design proposal intend to draw in consumers based on nostalgic

emotions and feelings through the sequence of shopping experiences as a series of scenes. It is aiming to design a community hub that provide flexible and sequential in-store experiences and interactions. The space allows groups to educate, gather input, share community experiences, launch events and interact with residents that will be adapting to the ever-changing needs of those who use it.//

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ENTRANCE OF COMMUNITY RETAIL HUB

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Design Concept //The design is to bring the three different retails together, maintaining their individual identities while not looking like three separate entities.

Therefore, the floorplan is divided into three parts in diagonal geometry form

for each retail with a central rectangle space, breaking and reshaping the spaces and allows for the sharing hub.

Each retail space will be furnished and further divided by display systems and other facilities depend on functions. //

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// COMMUNITY RETAIL HUB - Craftmanship - Series of Ex p erience - Collaboration

//The rotating door system is commonly used in houses in tropical areas and the timber panel is taking inspiration from the traditional Vietnam timber screens but also integrate with Gorman’s geometry interior design. The four boxes at the window display form four scenes performed by the products and cultural stories from three stores.//

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MR. MINIT KIOSK

Interaction (Human & Space) //As the three stores share the spirit of craftsmanship, the interior style of the entire space is to bring a workshop feeling. The timber trellis wall system runs the space’s length at varying heights connecting the three shops and extending at certain intersections to form display units, tabletops, or benches.

The wall system splits the area horizontally with voids above, hints the imaginary for people in others and feels connected. While the voids below are adapted to create chairs and shelves. The box-like ceiling above the community hub is to create a more intimate surrounding environment.//

GALLERY

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MR. MINIT KIOSK

// COMMUNITY RETAIL HUB -Craftmanship - Series of Experience - Collaboration //

MR.MINIT KIOSK & KEY DISPLAY TOP VIEW

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MAMA PHO

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//An island with a sink locates in the central hub acting as a gathering point and providing hygiene control for customers after having DIY jobs or meals. Each retail has open shelves and door lead to central hub, enabling customers from each area to know what is happening in other worlds, bringing a sense of connectivity and social interactivity. //

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Connectivity

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Internal Street //The hybrid spaces open to an ‘internal street’. The traditional Vietnamese food stall which is integrated into wooden trellis system function as the order counter with two digital screens, allowing

customers to freely browse and place orders. The crossed beams and hanging hats on the ceiling, street mural on the wall heighten customers’ feeling of experiencing eating at side alley of Vietnam.//

MAMA PHO

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COMMUNITY HUB & VIETNAMESE FOOD STALL

// COMMUNITY RETAIL HUB -Craftmanship - Series of Experience - Collaboration //

MAMA PHO - ORDERING COUNTER

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// IMMERSIVE AND DISTRIBUTED RETAIL SPACE

Immersion // Multi-Sensory space // Digital / Physical

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// IMMERSIVE & DISTRIBUTED RETAIL SPACE Project Name: Zimmermann Flagship Store Location: Chapel Street, South Yarra Context: Retail Design Date: 2020 Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Symmetric Exterior-Interior Meraphor of Nature

Lives at the beach in summer Effortless & Sophisticated style

Loves Travel relax, cool, natural

Brand personality of being fun, flirty, romantic and pulchritudinous Laid back lifestyle Dreamscape, Whimsy

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//Zimmermann is an iconic Australian brand that stayed true to its original vision: sophisticated femininity, a passion for detail, and a love of colour and print. Early in its evolution, ZIMMERMANN took the bold step of fusing fashion with swimwear and presented it to the world. Their stores physically represent the summery and laid back aesthetic that reflects the brand value.//

//This concept store journey will start from a prominent display room between the main entrance and exit, displaying stylish and feminine garments. The facade design are striking and contrast colour aimed to attract the brand’s main demographic, female users. All stores feature archways reminiscent of Santorini buildings with usual plain or light colour walls to emphasize the garment’s colour.//

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Design Concept /​ /​The shop-as-gallery trend has been a predominant trend in the sector. This Zimmermann Flagship Store aims to provide an immersive experience for the buyer rather than just displaying products on shelves. Memories recalled is a never-ending journey. This over looping immersive environment in the user’s mind for a last long experience is a successful immersive experience.//

Virtual Beach Projector

Props Immediacy

Virtual

Ambience sound + lighting

experience the dress/swimwear in different scene

Hypermediacy

Hybrid Retail Space

Fitting Room Interactive media (mirror)

New way of shopping potentially increase purchasing from customer

Agency

Brand Loyalty

Allow personal connection to the brand.

Spatial Presence Morocco-like building structure installation will become like cliffs topped by drifts of pink/white washed buildings. With its dazzling panoramas, romantic sunsets and sand beaches

Design element & principle Colour Material Repetition

Actual Social Presence Indoor Pool + Bar A photogenic “vacation” space which allows customers share their precious moment on social media, receives complimentary marketing for the concept store.

Unity Harmony Movement Contrast Balance

Ambience Instead of building an actual environment(beach/forest) for user to experience, pairing secondary elements such as shadow and audio to create a phantom atmosphere for an immersive experience will be more effective

Coconut tree’s swinging shadow Sound of the ocean wave + the swing of coconut tree

trigger people to feel of truly being in beachside Consumer may capture the dress which they try in different scene. (By using the interaction mirror with repetitive background switching based on consumer needs.)

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Social Presence Hence, they may share their shopping moments and fitting experience instantly on social media, generating a brand marketing throught a sharing platform

Inner Consistency

Indoor Pool

Virtual beachside

Dramatic feeling semi transparent curtains are able deliver an uncanny visual effect like a misty morning atmosphere Symmetric Layout The different levels of the structure at both sides of the retail store created a symmetric layout of “lookout point” allowing the user to view the store from different perspectives.

Eye-catching facade The facade design are striking and contrast colour aimed to attract the audiences.

Fitting Rooms

Entrance (First encounter)

Window Display

Exit (Journey End)

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

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Metaphor of Nature multiple levels of sculptures virtually deliver an idea of a fortress-like façade, and vertical silhouette that mimics the contours of the cliffs.

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Mezzanine Floor - Display Area

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Virtual Beach

Mezzanine Floor - Display Area

Fitting Room

Threshold

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AXONOMETRIC

Journey & Adjacent //This concept store creates an unknown and awaited journey from the beginning, delivering an experience from the ‘Villa’ where the pool bar is located towards a virtual beach in the end. It’s playing a narrative curve where people have the vacation excitement from a misty morning to a sunny and

energetic beach atmosphere. The concept of space is not only a medium, but also a time channel. The store recreate a new virtual and dimensional environment by adopting Zimmermann’s philosophy and existing stores’ influence, building the indoor structure combined with symmetric arrangement.//

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SPACE ADJACENT AND RELATIONSHIP

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// ZIMMERMANN FLAGSHIP STORE - Immersion - Multi-Sensory - Digital & Physical

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Virtual Beach

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INDOOR POOL & BAR

Immersion //A pinky high interior space that demonstrates the appeal of freedom and bringing the space a fancy and charming sense. Morocco stylish pool bar located at the back of the display room, a photogenic “vacation” space for users to experience a long waited getaway due to COVID impact. The feeling of interiority is one “of being immersed, surrounded, enclosed”; it transcends the experience of rooms and other indoor enclosures and extends to the out-of-door. //

GALLERY

INDOOR POOL & BAR

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//This is a win-win relationship where users may meet their vacation satisfaction with having their desired drinks at the bar steps away from the pool, sharing their precious moment on social media, which got us complimentary marketing for the concept store. //

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GROUND FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA & FITTING ROO

Levelling & Movement //The different levels of the structure at both sides of the retail store created a symmetric layout of “lookout point” allowing the user to view the store from different perspectives. This concept store create a mosque-like spatial planning by erecting a sequence of archways. Multiple arches designed entrances at the ground level of the

structure are fitting rooms, which resemble the caves, and different leveling delivers an idea of a fortresslike façade, a vertical silhouette that mimics the contours of the cliffs.

Movement becomes a critical aspect in the production of this interior that enables both physical and mental inhabitation.//

// MAMA PHO GROUND FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA & FITTING ROOMS

GROUND FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA & FITTING ROOMS

// Z I MMERMANN FLAGSHIP STORE - Immersion - Multi-Sensory - Digital & Physical

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MEZZANINE FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA

MEZZANINE FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA

Shop as Gallery //Several wall mounted vertical and horizontal brass placed at certain spots for clothes displays. This concept store uniquely displays all the clothes to present their brand and fashion in a Gallery style.//

emotional component. Instead of building an actual environment such as beach and forest for the user to experience, pairing secondary elements such as shadow and audio to create a phantom atmosphere for an immersive experience and trigger people to feel of truly being in the beachside.//

VIRTUAL BEACH

// ZIMMERMANN FLAGSHIP STORE -Immersion - Multi-Sensory - Digital & Physical

//This concept store used projectors to display a virtual ocean and beach from the outside world, immerse the user into a parallel dimension, where emotions and sensations integrate and improve the product’s perception. The ocean wave sound and coconut tree’s shadow will be added to the projecting to stimulate the senses and the brain’s most

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Stimulation

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// QUENCH OF THIRST

Grab & Go // Enthusiastic // Installation

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// QUENCH OF THIRST Project Name: Hydro Boost Location: Universal Studio Singapore Context: Beverage Kiosk Design Date: 2012 Technology used: Manual Technical Working Drawing Model Making, PS Key words: Structural Architecture Dynamic Insertion

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having Hydra Boost will be necessary to keep everyone hydrated all time.

Hydro boost’s design was inspired by the Roller Coaster Rides at Sci-Fi City in Universal Studio Singapore, to indicate the excitement of being hyper under the same conditions. //

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//This project aims to produce a design proposal for an innovative and attractive kiosk that caters to all types of patrons when visiting Universal Studio theme park. Singapore has a tropical climate that stays hot and humid throughout the whole year,

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Design Process //Through the whole design process, model making is able to demonstrate the entire design process of thinking and making, from idea, to form, to product with consideration of ergonomics and anthropometrics.

To create a seamless and practical layout within a relatively small floor space that was both highly functional and aesthetically appealing was one of the biggest challenges in the design process.//

FACADE - HYDRO BOOST

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//This design delivers passion feelings, create excitement for the people around and seems easy to approach. The colour red and white brings heat and power, eye catching and attractive.//

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Grab & Go //Hydro boost allows customers to watch the bartenders as they prepare their beverages. The design features a serving station facing the walkway. This could motivate bartenders to create higher quality drinks, grab pedestrians’ attention, as well as provide the convenient grab-and-go solution to customers. //

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// ADAPTIVE REUSED

Shophouses // Preservation // Local Material

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// ADAPTIVE RESUED Project Name: Ipoh. Bike. Cafe. Hostel Location: Ipoh Old Town Context: Tourism Design Date: 2015 Technology used: AutoCAD, 3Ds Max, PS, AI Model Making Key words: Historical Building Shophouses Preservation Local Material

FACADE - IPOH. BIKE. CAFE. HOSTEL

//Ipoh Bike Cafe Hostel is a tourism project that promotes and shares the knowledge and history of Ipoh heritage, increasing the usage of bicycles as a form of transportation and solving air pollution. It could build up the relationship between tourists and the locals to increase the interest in bicycle commuting.

The site is a 1900s townhouse located within the old town centre. The original façade that is preserved to express the uniqueness and individuality of this heritage building. This proposed design also maintains its interiors as much as possible but encapsulate a new life to each space through the selections of materials and finishes.// 65

IPOH BIKE TRAIL DIAGRAM

Revival //To preserve that early century ambience, this proposal focused on using locally sourced materials, furniture, and fittings. To use all existing timber materials on site, these are engraved and re-used as walls panels.

These newly revived surfaces softly reflect natural lighting throughout the interior, brightening darker areas and reducing the need for artificial daylighting.//

New form of travelling

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// IPOH. BIKE. CAFE. HOSTEL - Shophouses - Preservation - Local Material

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//Cycling and the lifestyle associated with this activity are incorporated to create a brand and identity for this new premise, offering a different experience for travellers to discover the other side of Ipoh – the one created before the arrival of motorised vehicles.//

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// Shophouses - Preservation - Local Material

//The unique “Straits” Elective style Ipoh shophouses with ornamentation influenced by Malaysia’s Chinese, Malays, and European traditions have been faded. Due to the inconsistency of maintenance and conservation, these magnificent architectural heritage sites should be preserved. It’s been gradually destroyed due to area refurbishment or project development, and future generation is going to miss the opportunity to glimpse the heritage beauty.

The key element of saving the beauty of a heritage building is keeping its facade as it is a memory of the old heritage structures. The interior was also maintained 95% but gave a new life by playing with design elements.//

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BIKE RENTAL & INFORMATION COUNTER

Vertical Bike Parking //This vertical bicycle parking is designed to be space-saving and easy for staff to undergo inspection of the bicycles. If there is any problem, bikes will be sent to the service area located at the back of the building for repair and maintenance. There is a reception counter for GPS and locker rental and inquiry. If the further investigation is needed, users can ask for assistance at the reception counter.//

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//Travellers and tourists are provided with the program with various packages available to enjoy and travel around Ipoh by bicycle. It is also equipped with a bicycle service to maintain or repair the bikes during operation hours.//

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RECEPTION

Vernacular & Comtemporary //The reception’s primary focus is to organize the hostel and also provide information regarding the programme provided. The waiting area is next to the reception for users to interact and share their experience while the receptionist works on bookings. Local and reclaimed materials are used to further enhance the experience of vernacular design into the space of Ipoh.//

CAFE

// IPOH. BIKE. CAFE. HOSTEL - S h op h ou s es - P r eserv a tion - L o cal M a terial

//

//Cafe design is inspired by local characteristics and history that incorporate new experiences. Using reclaimed timber to separate the space and without creating the wall. The old history and material can combine with contemporary design methods and solutions to create a new characteristic and experience for the user.//

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BACK ALLEY

Backyard Vibe //The back alley, commonly known as the “airwell” of the building, has been designed into an outdoor social area whereby users can dine, socialise, surf the net, play games, and more. Reclaimed wood panels are also installed as tables. Malaysian mural and suspended raw light bulb lighting decoration that create a warm, welcoming and comfortable ambience during the night time.//

SECTION

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// IPOH. BIKE. CAFE. HOSTEL -

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Social Interaction //Book exchange, cinema, and Wifi are provided. Tourists or flashpackers will be always be entertained when staying in the hostel. There are some Malaysian games provided as well and allows tourists to experienced our childhood memories. There are few viewing decks on the first floor, tourists and flashpackers can enjoy the nice Ipoh old town view anytime.

Most importantly is to allow social interaction within a space.//

FIRST FLOOR - COMMON AREA

FIRST FLOOR - BACK CORRIDOR

//

Feels like Home //Accommodation is also provided for users to experience staying a day in Ipoh. With the usage of old reclaimed timber and brick wall, it enhances the vernacular design of Ipoh to create a better understanding for users about Ipoh Old Town. Although the tourists and backpackers are far away from home, it is most definitely to provide them the feeling of being home.//

// IPOH. BIKE. CAFE. HOSTEL - Shophouses - Preservation - Local Material

FIRST FLOOR - HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION

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//CO-PARADISE

Transformability // Insertion // Social Distancing

W H E R E P R E P L E WO R K “ C O -W O R K I N G S PA C E ” 79

// CO-PARADISE Project Name: Co-Working Space by Space & Co. Partnership: Bates Smart Location: Eastland@Ringwood, Melbourne Context: Office Design Date: 2020 Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Flexibility Temporary Levelling

N 10 Min Ringwood Bypass

5 Min

Magistrates Court

Noel Jones Ringwood

Eastland Shopping Centre

Police Station

Ringwoor Lake Park

Officeworks Site Location

Costco Costco Wholesale

Bunnings Coles Aldi

Bedford Park

Realm Library

Ringwood Skate Park

Gebesis Health and Fitness Ringwood

Ringwood Train Station Ringwood Colocktower

Greenwood Park

Site Location Comercial/Retail/ F&B precincts Park Jubilee Park

Train Station / Bus Station Road Way Walkway

SITE ANALYSIS - RINGWOOD

// Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

//In an established neighbourhood with a large family and homeowner demographic, a brief escape can be highly appealing to Space and Co. members in this area. A resource such as a coworking site where the user can find a location to do some private work and take meetings and phone calls without distraction. The Eastland site offers users the ability to come to a place that can attend to their needs and is closely

related to resources such as grocery stores and food outlets that enable the users to undertake errands after completing their work in short hours.

The relationship between tasks and the company’s ability to become a helpful resource in the lifestyles of its users, gaining customer awareness and knowledge to attain further members as the possibility of normality returns.//

// B R A N D N E W C O - W O R K I N G S P A C E B Y S P A C E & C O . -

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CONCEPTUAL ACTIVITIES DIAGRAM

Design Concept //This idea of vertical social distancing potentially increases the usable space by building split level mezzanine platforms for users. Due to the limited and narrow space, leveling will be a suitable approach to maximize the space used and occupy more people than a single level. Jungle gym component will be used to create multilevel spaces. It could be a single room or a collection of rooms described as ‘a unity of separation and coherence’.

They are both removable and flexible to be removed or restructured based on business or user’s needs. This design will be ideal to occupy more users, especially in this narrow space, yet having their privacy. Well used space isnt a requirement for the design but a great consideration for business needs.

Maximizing the input of people and providing a well-facilitated workspace for the neighbourhood’s users.//

Meeting Booth

Working Area

Toilet

Standing Meeting Area

Outdoor Meeting and Social Booth

AXO

// Social Area

Reception

Meeting Booth Multi Function Area Standing Working Area

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

ONOMETRIC

Meeting Booth

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Meeting Area Toilet

Working Area

Outdoor Meeting Area Standing Meeting Area

Outdoor Meeting Area

Outdoor Gathering Area Meeting Room

Meeting Area

Outdoor Meeting Area

Community Area

Meeting Room Outdoor Gathering Area

Outdoor Meeting Area Standing Working Area

Meeting Room

Working Area Meeting Area

Outdoor Meeting Area

Social Area

Reception

Entrance

0m 0.5m 1m

FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN GROUND FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

2m

0m 0.5m 1m

FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN FIRST FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

2m

aimed for small-group users who might spend a duration of time. Space leveling is aimed at reducing the interaction between users, retaining their privacy and less interruption from others. Besides, a transparent material such as glass with the holographic film will be used to create visual but create a physical barrier between users for minimizing body contact.//

FRIST FLOOR - WORKING AREA & MEETING BOOTH

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. - Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

//It will be designed into multi levels for different purposes. The lower level will be designed into the “grab and go” concept, individually designed workspace allowing users who need to get jobs done instantly and leave conveniently. The upper level arrangement will be developed with different leveling for privacy working and meeting purposes, usually

//

Vertical Movement

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FRIST FLO

Cubicle Booth //Individual cubicle booth aims for those users who seek to have private areas for the formal purpose out of their home environment, which often have kids interruption or informal atmosphere for a proper video conferencing.

Outdoor booths are available for

MEETING BOOTH

TOILET

SECTIONAL X-X’ NOT TO SCALE

MEETING BOOTH

WALKWAY

STAIRCASE

meeting or gathering purposes as well.

This environment is complemented with plants that suffuse with natural and iridescent light, which physically demonstrate how architecture stimulates anthropological interactions and dynamic with its environment.//

MEETING BOOTH

WORKING AREA

STANDING MEETING

MULTI FUNCTION AREA

WALKWAY

MEETING BOOTH

MEETING BOOTH

MEETING BOOTH

SOCIAL AREA

RECEPTION

WALKWAY

0m 0.5m 1m

2m

Standing Meeting

OOR - WORKING AREA & MEETING BOOTH

WALKWAY

SOCIAL AREA

WORKING AREA

STANDING MEETING

RECEPTION

STANDING WORKING

MULTI FUNCTION AREA

SECTIONAL Y-Y’

SOCIAL AREA

STANDING MEETING

STANDING MEETING

WORKING AREA

RECEPTION

0m 0.5m 1m

2m

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. - Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing //

//Standing meetings are another key point of well using the space by reducing the overall meter demand. High tables and high chairs allow users to change their posture and experience a different working atmosphere. Low table and sofa chairs will be located in different spots, allowing users to plan themselves comfortably or change working places.//

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// CO-PARADISE Project Name: Co-Working Space by Space & Co. Partnership: Bates Smart Location: Digital Drive@Docklands, Melbourne Context: Office Design Date: 2020 Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Flexibility Temporary Leveling Social Distancing

OUTDOOR WORKING AREA

N

Flagstaff Garden

Costco Wholesale

Festival Hall

Melbourne Star Observation Wheel

The District Docklands

Flagstaff Station

Car Park Siemens Rail Automation Pty Ltd

Site Location

Car Park

Kaplan

CarPark

Police Station

Digital Harbour New Quay Promenade

RediATM

Coles Melbourne City Hoddle Grid

Channel 7

Spencer Outlet Centre

Marvel Stadium

Ron Barassi Sne Park

5 Min

NAB

MediBank

NAB

Library The Dock Buluk Park

Southern Cross Station

Site Location Comercial/Retail/ F&B precincts

Woolworth

Residential / Apartment

Docklands Park

10 Min

Myer Headquater

Australia Post Office

Park Train Station / Tram Stop Transport Line (Tram) Road Way Walkway

SITE ANALYSIS - DOCKLANDS

//

//The Docklands site is a mixed-use environment with a combination of both casual and public coworking space which located close to the waterfront bay. The majority of users in the city are internationalised. Therefore a multi-working mode has more flexibility to meet different user’s needs and expectations. This site is aimed to have hospitality influence such as

cafe facilities for relaxing working and lifestyle. In the establishment of a new site, Space and Co. has decided to occupy one of the entry levels in the Digital Drive development by BatesSmart. This decision has been made to take advantage of visitors’ exposure to a new space, gaining traction to users who will begin to occupy this site.//

// BRAND NEW CO-W O RKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

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Cafe Bar

Cafe Bar

Meeting Room

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM OF MULTI FUNCTION AREA Cafe Bar

Design Concept //The design of middle stage tranformed from a rectangular space, however this design in a triangle shape which able to split into two if smaller space is required for the event, there will be a presentation screen available on the opposite side of the cafe, which is attached to the cubicle meeting area.

This stairs sitting stage are conceptually designed as a platform to attract various fields of profession, assembling them into a welcoming committee.//

Outdoor Pantry

Pond

Outdoor Working Area

AXONOMETRIC

Outdoor Meeting Booth

Meeting Booth

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

//

Multi Function Area/Event Space

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Human, Nature & Work Space //A harmonious relationship is established between humans, nature, and space.

Water features on the side inspired to create a comfortable work style, which could be the hospitality style of coworking space. To match the city work life, creating a few outdoor meeting spaces will be ideal with some casual booth along with the nature feature.//

Y

X

Cafe Bar Pantry

Stair Seating

Standing Area

Stage

Pond

Outdoor Office

Storage

Stair Seating

Entrance

Meeting Area

Entrance

Walkway

Outdoor Meeting Area

Y’ FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN NOT TO SCALE

X’

0m

//

Inside Out //The boundaries between inside and outside are blurred. This idea is not just brought outside in which is the natural elements such as plants to infuse some biophilic design. Still, also brought inside out which is the working environment into an outdoor space.

Traditional office concepts are too dull and unmotivated, so the working and meeting area with the outdoor pond side will develop a different atmosphere to reverse the old working style.//

0.5m 1m

2m

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. - Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

m

OUTDOOR WORKING AREA & PANTRY

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MULTI FUNCTION AREA - STAIR SEATING/

MULTI FUNCTI

CAFE BAR

SECTION X-X’ NOT TO SCALE

MULTI FUNCTION AREA /EVENT SPACE & STAIR SEATING

MEETING BOOTH & WORKING AREA

WALKWAY

0m

OUTDOOR MEETING BOOTH

0.5m

1m

2m

New Working Mode

/EVENT SPACE

ION AREA - STAIR SEATING/EVENT SPACE

CAFE BAR & OUTDOOR PANTRY

SECTION Y-Y’ NOT TO SCALE

MULTI FUNCTION AREA /EVENT SPACE

MEETING BOOTH & WORKING AREA

WALKWAY

0m

0.5m

1m

2m

// BRAND NEW CO-W O RKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

//

//The multi-function stage is designed for individuals sitting for multiple users, having their own space, and having it easy to interact with people around despite them having all spaced out for social distancing. It could be used as a conference or various kinds of events, either casual or formal use.

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MULTI FUNCTION AREA & CAFE BAR

New Working Mode //This high ceiling has a huge advantage of getting natural light and retain the strength of the site and emphasize its benefit. Creating a multi-function stage in the middle area with leveling will allow users to look at the outside world with different angles and emotions.

Having the idea of social distancing, yet they deliver a relaxing environment for users to interact with each other.//

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

MEETING BOOTH & OUTDOOR WORKING AREA

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//

// CO-PARADISE Project Name: Co-Working Space by Space & Co. Partnership: Bates Smart Location: Sdyney Road@Coburg, Melbourne Context: Office Design Date: 2020 Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Key words: Flexibility Temporary Leveling Social Distancing

N

3 Min Jetts Fitness Center Pinarbasi Wild Timor Coffee House

Caltex Petrol Station

Heritage Veterinary Clinic Jaycar Bean Thai Cuisine Cobury Pizza

Laligurans General Store Zacman Tailors

H&A Public Accountants

Antalya

Reynard St

Edward St The Post Office Hotel

My Pet Warehouse

Site Location

Cat Boarding

Sdyney Road

IBC Islamic Books & Clothing Anna Tools Manara Lebanese

Site Location

Cobury Chinese Medicine Montal Printing

5 Star Motors

Comercial/Retail

Magnet Sheet Metal

F&B precincts Rennie St

After Six Segafredo Zanetti Melbourne

Tram Stop Transport Line (Tram) Road Way

SITE ANALYSIS - COBURG

//

//The idea of the Coburg site is transformed to a mixed cultural community involved to attract more potential customers for long term purposes, and bring in new elements into this environment to create an opportunity for the local users. The Sydney Road site is the ideal for Space and Co. to structure a new

design investigation while looking into developing a broader client market, reaching out to families and young professionals that no longer desire to go into the CBD. The forever expanding Coburg landscape is the perfect location to investigate new coworking concepts and how coworking can respond to a COVID-19 sensitive design.//

Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

MULTI FUNCTION AREA - STAIR SEATING/EVENT SPACE

// BRAND NEW CO-W O RKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

MULTI FUNCTION AREA - STAIR SEATING/EVENT SPACE

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Entranc e /Exit

Path

Community + Meeting Space

Local Suburban Office Style Working Area

CONCEPTUAL ACTIVITIES DIAGRAM

Design Concept //A half committee hub at the front space with a series of activities and meeting areas provided, allowing more opportunities for interaction and improving the social atmosphere for the local committee. The program at the front designed into the meeting and seating areas to fit neighbourhood needs. Furthermore, the back area will be retained as the old school style - the suburban office style with privacy and group working space.

Meeting Booth

Pantry

Toilet

Storage

AXONOMETRIC

//

Social Area

Meeting Booth

Entrance /Exit

Meeting Booth Indoor Plants Multi Function Area

Meeting Booth

Working Area

Working Pods

Working Area

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. -

Reception

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X’

Office Area

Y’

Storage

Office Pod

Office Pod

Toilet

Pantry Office Area

Office Area

Meeting Area

Meeting Area

Seating Area

Multi-Function Area/ Event Area

Standing Meeting Area

Meeting Area

Meeting Area

Seating Area

Social Area

Reception

Social Area

X

Y

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MULTI FUNCTION AREA - STAIR SEA 0m

0.5m 1m

2m

//

Multi cubicles will be created to create a cluster style of walking in this space.

The unifying structure which holistically connects the cubicles creating a series of internal gardens and alleyways. This may encourage a positive relationship between its inhabitants and establish a communal and neighborly atmosphere. The alleyway created a physical barrier between cubicles to reduce unnecessary body contact between users in this space.//

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. - Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing

ATING/EVENT SPACE

Internal Alley & Body Contact

103

MULTI FUNCTION AREA

RECEPTION

INDOOR PLANTS

SOCIAL AREA

INDOOR PLANTS

MULTI FUNCTION AREA /EVENT SPACE

INDOOR PLANTS

WORKING AREA

WOR PO

SECTIONAL X-X’ NOT TO SCALE

WORKING AREA

SECTIONAL Y-Y’ NOT TO SCALE

WORKING PODS

WORKING AREA

MEETING BOOTH

INDOOR PLANTS

MULTI FUNCTION AREA /EVENT SPACE

INDOOR PLANTS

MEETING BOOTH

SOCIAL AREA & MEETING BOOTH

KING ODS

WORKING AREA

Relationship Sustainability

0m 0.5m 1m

SOCIAL AREA

2m

RECEPTION

0m 0.5m 1m

2m

//This Coburg co-working space is not a place to design for short term pop up to advertise the company’s brand or reputation but to run long term relationships with the local users. Involving some key elements to restructure the site, capable of allowing them to satisfy their needs and complete their days happily.//

// BRAND NEW CO-WORKING SPACE BY SPACE & CO. - Transformability - Insertion - Social Distancing //

A - STAIR SEATING/EVENT SPACE

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// THE PANGKOR ISLAND FOUNDATION

Historical Building // Malay Village Typology // Vernacular Architecture

P U L AU PA N G KO R H E R I TA G E C E N T R E 107

// THE PANGKOR ISLAND FOUNDATION Project Name: Pulau Pangkor Heritage Centre Location: Pangkor Island, Perak Context: Institution Design Date: 2014 Technology used: AutoCAD, 3dsMax, PS Key words: Malay Village Vernacular Architecture Local Materials Engaging Island’s Community

SITE ANALYSIS

//

//Pulau Pangkor Heritage centre is designing an institution to provide an education platform and research.

It was also ideally designed to attract local and tourist to better understand the preservation and conservation of traditional Malay Timber House. The institution is also providing development funds for individuals, organisations and

businesses.

The uniqueness of vernacular architecture at Pangkor Island is rich in natural resources, local cultures, and architecture. Vernacular architecture highly reflects on the local tradition, utilizing local materials and inspiration to restore the existing building with a sense of new dynamic character to it.//

// PULAU PANGKOR HERITAGE CENTRE -

ENTRANCE OF GALLERY

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Design Concept //The Heritage Centre is a non-profit organisation promoting awareness and appreciation of Pulau Pangkor’s properties. The programs engage with multiple communities related to historic preservation, including a Malay Village behind the site, which provides various activities to build relationships between visitors and between visitors

and Malay culture, an exciting and engaging area to activate the neighbourhood. The layout of interior space planning is in a scattered manner derived from the arrangements of the Malay House, to avoid blockage of wind path which is also a form of natural ventilation. //

FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN - GROUND FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

//Vegetation is part of the critical role in the design as it provides shades and shelter from sunlight during the day, creating a form of partitioning that would cause minimal blockage for the winding path. It could also generate a warm and welcoming interior fitout for the locals and visitors.//

// Ground Floor 1. Main Entrance 2. Visitor’s Parking 3. Gallery 5. Cafe 6. Storage 7. Reception 9. Meeting Room 10. Event Room 11. Office 12. Public Toilet 13. Disable Toilet 14. Toilet’s Storage 15. Locker 16. Classroom 17. Woodshop 18. Woodshop’s storage 19. Staff’s Parking & Bike Rental 20. Garden’s Storage 21. Residential 22. Backyard 23. Back Door Mezzanine Floor 24. Director’s Office 25. Asst. Director’s Office 26. Filling Room

FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN - MEZZANINE FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

27. Pantry 28. Toilet

// PULAU PANGKOR HERITAGE CENTRE -

8. Manager’s Office

111

Materials & Patterns //Local Materials are used to enhance the atmosphere. A large number of architectural openings are used to provide sufficient ventilation and lighting into the interior based on the Malay Timber House structure within Pangkor Island.

Patterns and ornamentations found on architectural features and facades were inspired by the ventilation patterns from doors and other architectural features on the island.//

GALLERY

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2m

// PULAU PANGKOR HERITAGE CENTRE - Historical Building - Malay Village Typology - Vernacular Architecture //

CAFE

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LIB

Vernacular Design Environmental characteristics such as the island are implemented into the design of the interior space of the institution that defines the unique characteristic of Pangkor’s culture.

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0m

0.5m 1m

2m

FACADE

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BRARY THRESHOLD

0m

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2m

REAR

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0m

0.5m 1m

2m

// PULAU PANGKOR HERITAGE CENTRE - Historical Building - Malay Village Typology - Vernacular Architecture

WORKSHOP

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//

//URBAN INTERIORITY

Wayfinding // Playfulness

A N E XT E N T I O N O F H O M E “ D O M EST I C I TY ” 117

// URBAN INTERIORITY Project Name: An Extension of Home - Domesticity Partnership: City of Melbourne Location: Melbourne CBD Context: Urban Intervention Date: 2021 Technology used: AutoCAD, Sketchup, PS, AI Urban Action Key words: Playfulness Transition Engaging Community

AN EXTENSION OF “BACKYARD”

MOOD BOARD

//The pandemic has changed our routine way of life, introducing new and complicated rules that need to be followed. It has been the cause for many individuals to feel increasingly isolated and apprehensive about the changes that the pandemic may have caused. To encourage individuals to come back to the City of Melbourne, we must find ways to slowly ease individuals back into how things were before the pandemic. To allow for

a smoother transition back into “normal,” we need to bring the familiarity of our homes, which turned into safe havens during the lockdowns, into the urban context to mitigate anxiety and reduce stress for individuals. This will make people feel more at ease in urban environments and public settings, allowing them to take smaller and more manageable steps into COVID-19 normal.// 119

Wayfinding //DomestiCITY employs wayfinding strategies to promote ease of anchoring, familiarity and a sense of orientation across the city. Since the chosen sites function as ‘rooms’ within the urban environment, the connecting urban fabric such as streets and laneways become ‘corridors’ connecting these rooms to one another and allowing individuals to journey through the rooms. The anchor points are marked by unexpected domestic objects and elements in the form of installations or found object sculptures that evoke a domestic feeling within the urban context.//

// // AN EXTENSION OF HOME - DOMESTICITY -

WAY-FINDING MAP THROUGH 3 DIFFERENT SITES

//Following Suzie Attiwill’s provocation, the repurposed interior object, ‘invites other possibilities for thinking and designing interiors – and the practice of interior design– and brings the sensibility and techniques of interior design to the urban environment.’ In this context then, these design activations operate by introducing domestic material objects and artefacts into the urban field of perception in order to extend the private realm into the city and, ultimately to occupy space differently.//

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SITE ANALYSIS - PUNCH LANE

Site Analysis //Punch Lane is an irregular lane as it began as a pedestrian-only access route on an upward slope, opens into a cul-de-sac court, and finishes with both sidewalk and a sideway.

Rear 53/57 Lonsdale street has been chosen as a ‘backyard’ site location.

A tree located in the middle with public seating, the only greenery with listless colours and materials in the surrounding area, such as grey concrete or bluestone paving.

Pedestrians are the primary user, especially restaurant workers in that area, and vehicles are not accessible besides residents returning vehicles to the garage.//

C 6000

Secure Parking

Kids Play Fort

24700

Vertical Garden + Public Space

A

C

Kids Play Fort

5010

2000

FURNITURE LAYOUT NOT TO SCALE

Design Proposal //The design proposal in Punch Lane area will bring the backyard feeling and atmosphere, elevating some greenery elements and implementing some bbq and playfort to attract more crowds since it is off the main road. It creates a platform where more social opportunities are given to the locals, children, and workers from the city keen to gather around. Having a backyard is the essence of familiarity and having

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

play and fun, which easily bonds both adults and children. Besides that, it allows residents who live in the city and around this space to own a temporary backyard, inviting families and friends over for some memories, usually in suburban areas where all the houses have a backyard.

This project is pet friendly as the growing global trend to consider the pet as part of the family, a great bonding agent of creating a ‘home’.//

Kenny’s Bakery Cafe

Culpa Espresso

Secure Parking

Culpa Espresso

Kids Play Fort

Kenny’s Bakery Cafe

24700 Vertical Garden + Public Space 14000

14000 6725

6725

Kitchen

BBQ + Gathering

6350

C’

6350

Outdoor Kitchen

C

C’ Stair Seating

Outdoor Living Room

Decking

5010 Decking

2000 10250

Kids Play Fort

7635

B 4570

T PLAN - GROUND FLOOR

10250

Kids Play Fort

3600

B 4570

FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN - FIRST FLOOR NOT TO SCALE

3600

/ AN EX T EN S I O N OF H O M E - DOM E STI C I T Y -

Kids Play Fort

7635

6725

Storage

Toilet

Kids Area

6725

A

W a yfinding - Playfulness - Com m u nity

/

6000

123

Design Concept //This design proposal isn’t aiming to bring a house back to the city, but bringing ‘home’ back to the city, a place people can feel the sense of family and friends. Therefore, choosing a combination of a few common materials and objects of the house such as cushion, wood, and gardens into the design to create the atmosphere of the backyard.

Creating a threshold for people to slowly immerse into the home atmosphere, having space for families and friends to gather, especially some private space for kids which is necessary for each individual family with newborn babies. This ‘Domesticity’ is to bring people back to the city, a sense of belonging which involves friends and families.//

Rooftop - BBQ Area

Play Fort + Public Seating

Vertical Garden

AXONOMETRIC

Decking

COMBINING CUTTING IN VARIOUS SIZE Outdoor Kitchen

Stair Seating

VARIOUS SEATING FURNITURE DESIGN

VERTICAL GARDEN DESIGN

PLAY FORT DESIGN

PLAY FORT DESIGN

PUBLIC DECKING + STAIR SEATING

PERGOLA + OUTDOOR KITCHEN

Storage Toilet Kitchen

// AN EXTENSION OF HOME - DOMESTICITY Wayfinding - Playfulness - Community //

STACKING

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GROUND FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA & FITTING ROO

Threshold //The pedestrian threshold accessing from Lonsdale street is designed into a public space with a backyard garden located on both accessible sides. Besides that, kids’ playfort and some public seats are added between the vertical garden and the pallet deckings to invite more kids to create their fondest memories and

where families enjoy quality time.

The backyard is made up of local plants obtained from local nurseries, inviting residents or visitors to grow locally and conserve natural resources. It aims to encourage public interest in a sustainable and effective urban environment to bring attention to neglected environments in the city.//

Social Platform

OMS BACKYARD - VERTICAL GARDEN

BACKYARD - DECKING

GROUND FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA & FITTING ROOMS BACKYARD

// AN EX T ENSION OF HOME - DOMESTICITY - Wayfinding - Playfulness - Community

//

//Decking is the typical design for the backyard. The proposed decking design is integrated within stair seating, playfort, and outdoor living, using the limited space to maximize usage. Visitors are encouraged to explore the space and interpret its purpose through their own experiences and needs. In addition, a small space to fit everyone can increase the interaction and socialisation between humans, which develops a different level of community sense.//

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ROOFTOP - BBQ AREA

Local Culture //To melt the idea into “Domesticity,” we brought in the typical “Aussie Barbecue” at the rooftop area.

Barbecue is not just a cooking style but representing a unique Australian culture and identifying broader and dynamic contexts.

Furthermore, this rooftop barbecue and kitchen area that directly connects with vertical gardens may ignite the importance of supporting local produce, developing the idea of ‘farm to fork’ for gastronomy sustainability that creates a direct relationship with the quality and freshness of the product that is being cooked without going through the store or market.//

GALLERY

ROOFTOP & OUTDOOR KITCHEN

// AN EXTENSION OF HOME - DOMESTICITY -

//

//Perhaps, this concept may promote a unique Australian culture and foster people’s connection with nature and gardening, making relationships between humans, gastronomy, and spatial.//

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INDOOR KIDS’ ENTERTAINMENT AREA

MEZZANINE FLOOR - DISPLAY AREA

Social Interaction //The indoor kids’ entertainment area is designed at ground level to provide a more secure environment that mainly allows kids between 3-6 years old to play safely. (Top) A small indoor kitchen allows mum and dad to prepare some simple kids’ meals, and it could be used as kids cooking classes at a particular time to increase the parent-child relationship. (Right)//

INDOOR KITCHEN

and traverse the boundaries of urban life and break down barriers between individuals. A greater connectivity with the society to attract more people’s back to the city, a comfortable and familiar area yet not a fast-paced city where people are unwilling to stay longer.//

// AN EXTENSION OF HOME - DOMESTICITY -Wayfinding - Playfulness - Community

//Overall, this proposal intended to create a place for people to enjoy comfort, where they can put down their worries and seek the childhood of their hearts. Besides, we hope this ‘backyard’ space and the designated program will enhance the relationship between people, families, and friends with nature

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// SAFE CITY SMART CITY

Safeness // Urban Intervention // Mixed Use Space

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// SAFE CITY SMART CITY Project Name: Paving The Way For Southbank Promenade Change Partnership: City of Melbourne Location: Southbank Promenade Context: Urban Planning Date: 2019 Technology Used: Rhino, PS, AI, ID Ethnography Data Collection & Structuring Key Words: Shared Zone Human Behaviour Big Data Urban Intervention

To reduce the cyclists speed in “shared zone” by using rough material tiles surface

SOUTHBANK PROMONADE

Relocate and resize the crossing.

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Creating a new bike path.

A tectured rumble strip marks the beginning of the street, so cyclists know to slow down and to allow pedestrians to hear cyclists enter.

//In partnership with the City of Melbourne, the RMIT Master of Design Innovation and Technology design studio, SAFE CITY SMART CITY studio, is research the myriad factors that foster the creation of a safe urban environment in the twenty-first century.

This project embrace a holistic and multidisciplinary approach to the issues of safety in the Southbank Promenade and investigate onpersonal, social, spatial and technological levels. Through the synthesis of the design process, to generate comprehensive proposals thataddress the psychological, physical and technical realities needed to ensure a safe urban environment.//

// PAVING THE W A Y FOR SOUTHBANK PROMENADE CHANGE -

S a feness - U r b a n I n terv e ntion - M i x e d U s e S p a ce

Mounting data collection device such as CCTV camera and sensors into lighting infrastructure.

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//When crossing the road...

Human Circulation Majority used Majority sometimes used Majority seldom used Majority barely used

Pedestrians has certain responsibilities while walking on their own pathway, yet their barely being mindful and just walk towards the directions they feel convenient with. They turned out to be inattentive with surrounding areas while busy talking with others, they might misheard the bell rang and that will cause themselves into trouble. Some drunk people who walk might distracted the others or giving trouble to those in that particular area.//

//When walking on Southbank Promenade...

SITE ANALYSIS AND HUMANS BEHAVIOUR

// PAVING THE WAY FOR SOUTHBANK PROMENADE CHANGE - Safeness - Urban Intervention - Mixed Use Space

//The user’s misbehaviour plays a huge part in affecting the user’s experience in this area.

Cyclists often disobey the speed limit especially cyclists. They often ride in speed to make sure they send the food on time. Speed restrictions is useless without speedometer, cyclist can’t estimate their own cycling speed and that will be quite risky in crowded area. They also barely ring the bell to give pedestrians notice, that will potentially creates some accidents if people aren’t aware of .

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New Bike Pathway //New bicycle path proposed in the barely used area to uniformly activate the usage ofthe entire space. The buffer space between the cycle path and pedestrian zone creates standing, pausing and interacting areas. More space for pedestrians to walk safely.//

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Yarra River

The buffer space between the cycle path and pedestrian zone creates standing, pausing and interacting areas

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DIAGRAM OF NEW PROPOSE BIKE LANE & PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY

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//The proposal is located at Queensbridge Square, which has removed a few obstacles and widened the pedestrian pathway, creating a new separated cyclist-friendly ride way to increase public safety.//

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Not desirable to have unlimited forward sight in ashared zone.

Sight barrier created by the sculpture which will ensure a safe movement of pedestrians and cyclists.

Design Proposal //This ideas are not just to make the street more user-friendly for the visually impaired, but to ensure the whole spaces are well used for all different kind of users and pusposes.//

The removal of the huge object which limiting the space for cyclists and pedestrians.

Propose permeable uneven tactile indicating the cyclists to lower their speed.

Relocate and resize a new crossing proposed according to the bicycle path and pedestrian’s walking pattern.

A clear favourable surface proposed for a new bicycle path.

Separate bike path and walkway

A tectured rumble strip marks the beginning of the street, so cyclists know to slow down and to allow pedestrians to hear cyclists enter.

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Separate bike path and walkway

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//According to City of Melbourne, Southbank population was predicted to rise by 114% due to the increase of residents and visitors. To improve the experience for both pedestrians and cyclists, have analyzed a few potential solutions which might affect the result effectively. A clear favourable surface was designed for new bicycle path to allows them not to worry to have much collision with pedestrians. Relocating and resizing the new crossing, Improving the crossing line design and retaining sculpture to avoid an undesirable forward sight in the shared zone without any limitation.//

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A clear favourable surface proposed for a new bicycle path.

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Smart lighting is giving signal to cyclists. To create a safe walking routes based on pedestrian and cyclist activities.

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Luminaire PD Fixture Concrete a W ll 3/4” Electrical Conduit Per Local Code.

Uf/Ul, Copper, Low Voltage Cable, Splice Wires

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Design Proposal //While pedestrians crossing the bike path, there will be smart lighting along the bike path to notice the cyclist.

Bike path leveling will be done to differentiate the bike path and walkway.

It also increase pedestrian’s awareness while crossing the bikeway due to the leveling which has certain height.//

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Bike path leveling will be done to differentiate the bike path and walkway. It also increase pedestrian’s awareness while crossing the bikeway due to the leveling which has certain height.

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Real - time instant messages will be presented through the phone app.

NEW PROPOSE BIKE LANE & PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY

// Interactive Screen locate at Sandridge Bridge. To display some information and graffiti concept messages from public by using real-time system.

//Humans usually walk in their own convenient or comfortable route way.

However this will slowly turns into unstructured flow and complicated movement. This situation is inefficient and very time consuming. How do we increase the walking efficiency and reduce time spending? What if we move the crowd to the side where the middle area will create more spaces?

The idea of installing a social billboard on the bridge which allows the public to share their messages through app, creates some public interaction with pedestrians and new attraction in that area. This social billboard is open to the public to share their words, their feelings to the people.//

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