Interior Architecture Design Protfolio

interior

architecture

P O R T F O L I O Hongli zhao

design

interior

P1-P2

architecture

P3

P4

P5

COAST CAFE

PNMCS COMMUNITY CENTER

design

P6

ECO BLOCK

CLINIC OFFICE

Hongli zhao

P7

SKILLS

OFFICE FURNITURE

BUBBLE DIAGRAM SCHEME

GEOMETRY PRINCIPLE

SITE PLAN

Journal of Migration Pacific Northwest Multicultural Community Services, Portland ( Spring, 2023)

ROOF GARDEN Glass Bottom Fish Tank

BRIEF PNMCS, wishes to create a center that will welcome new immigrants and provide them with social services, education, temporary housing, and community connection as they journey toward self-sufficiency and adjust to life in a new city.

CONCEPT Salmon rely on an annual migration between the Pacific Ocean and the Columbia water basin for their survival. Similarly, refugees newly arriving in Portland face a critical period in their lives, filled with fear, hope, and courage. The PNMCS draws inspiration from the region’s natural resources. The interior uses a neutral tone of the earthy feeling, accented with ocean color series, and form simulates marine organisms. All the elements emphasize the relationship between humans and nature. The center will serve as a journal to document their immigration experience, and open to all locals, just as the ocean embraces all marine life, attracting residents to participate and fostering a harmonious community.

PROJECT TYPE: A/B/R PROJECT SIZE:

ADDRESS: EXISTING CONDITION:

8750 S.F. (COMMUNITY) 1550 S.F. X4 (RESIDENTIAL) the corner of NE 60th Avenue and NE Holladay St., Portland, Oregon • • •

• P1

Egress on three sides. The main entrance is on the North side.

South: Direct sunlight. East & West: partly sunlight. Northside: non-direct sunlight.

Low-density residential units on the North side that would not block the wind and natural light.

The highway may cause acoustical problems.

BRAINSTORM SKETCHING

SECOND FLOOR

Pedestrian Circulation Vehicle Circulation

COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN PRINCIPLES

Radial Organization

Space Within A Space

Cafe Outdroor Rendering

GROUND FLOOR

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Organic geometric patterns combine with a roof garden, providing users with an accessible place to relax and be close to nature and interact with fish watching. The glass eaves simulate the shape and texture of the fin, also as a shelter for the cafe's outdoor area on the 1st floor.

Interlocking Spaces

Roof Garden Fish Tank Rendering

NOTE: THE ROOF HAS 2-HOUR FIRERESISTANCE-RATED CONSTRUCTION, AND THE PARAPETS COULD TERMINATE AT THE ROOFS.

Roof Garden Rendering A

Roof Garden Rendering B

COMMUNITY CENTER

Color Proportion & Material Palette

SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS 1

2

1

2

RESIDENTIAL UNIT

COMMUNITY CENTER SECTION 1-1

LIGHTWELL 3D DIAGRAM

RESIDENTIAL UNIT ELEVATIONS

Cafe Sketching

COMMUNITY CENTER SECTION 2-2 1ST FLOOR EE&F PLAN

Living Room Rendering

Dining Room Rendering

Lobby Sketching

COMMUNITY CENTER 2ND FLOOR STUDY ROOM ELEVATION

2ND FLOOR EE&F PLAN

Lobby Rendering

COMMUNITY CENTER 1ST FLOOR CAFE ELEVATION

Cafe Rendering

Dining Room Sketching

Material Palette

P2

Logo design gray marble

Cabinet& details brass (recess)

Material Palette

brass

VINTAGE FUTURISTIC The Coast Cafe & Bakery ( Spring, 2023)

BRIEF The Coast Café & Bakery is in a busy mixed residential/commercial neighborhood in San Francisco, with a vision to create a price-friendly and casual "American Comfort" restaurant.

CONCEPT The Coast Café and Bakery's interior design concept is inspired by the harmonious blend of the past with the future. Through the transmission of taste, the memories of the previous generation are awakened, and the present is now and will be passed on to the next generation. As an American Comfort restaurant, the taste will serve as a medium to connect memories shared by generations of the family and will become the unique treasure that brings them together.

The interior design provides a unique and timeless aesthetic to reflect the vision of the restaurant. The use of brass and parquet pattern floor, along with art deco elements, conveys a vintage feel that is both nostalgic and elegant, as well as a visual presentation of sophistication and luxury. The circle element presents the metaphor connection of past and future until endless. Elegantly designed marble and tiles with clean lines complete the look, providing a modern touch. The selection of contemporary lights and furniture complements the interior materials and elements, further emphasizing the Vintage Futuristic theme.

P3

Perspective Sketching

elevations

Cafe EE&F plan

Dining Area Elevation 1

Dining Area Elevation 2

3 1

2

Dining Area Elevation 3

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Order Area Elevation 1 EE&F and upholstery

Order Area Elevation 2

1 3 2

Order Area Elevation 3

Material and EE&F board

Clinic floor plan

WHISPERS IN THE BAMBOO

color Palette

FOREST

Sustainable Clinic Design (Fall, 2022)

BRIEF Dr. Janice Rockefeller is working with HRSA to open a small family medical practice located in half of the lower portion of a historic building, to change the condition of the Medically Under-served Area.

CONCEPT Bamboo as a naturally sustainable material is the clinic's primary material and design inspiration. Strong, flexible, and evergreen bamboo sway with even the slightest breeze, while trunks stay rooted firmly. The characteristics of integrity, tenacity, and humility remind Dr. Rockefeller’s vision.

The clinic’s interior uses a biophilic design that brings maximal natural light into every space for a better wellness experience. The 360° rotation louvers keep the patient's privacy and bring rich natural light change. accentuates the advantages of the tall ceilings. The application of vertical lines from endless bamboo accentuates the advantages of the soaring ceilings and gives the feeling of a breeze whispering through the bamboo forest.

PROJECT TYPE:

Medical

PROJECT SIZE:

1540 sq ft

ADDRESS: HISTORIC BUILDING:

EXISTING CONDITION:

530 Spring Street, Winthrop, AR •

1913 Colonial Revival-style school

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Listed in Arkansas Register of Historic Places on 11/7/01

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location at half of the first floor of the building ceiling height is 11'-0"

• P4

elevations

AERIAL STUDY MODEL

B A ELEVATION A

ELEVATION B

Reception Rendering

Lobby Rendering

Waiting Area Rendering

Exam Room Rendering

Eco-block Site plan

WATER SAVING STRATEGY DIAGRAM

Bemis eco-block (Spring, 2022) Blocks TRANSFORMATION

BRIEF The Bemis building is an abandoned industrial space in Pioneer Square in Seattle. The building and its surrounding block will turn the brown site into the site of an ecological transformation.

VENTILATION / LIGHTING STRATEGY FUNCTION ANALYSIS

CONCEPT The ECO block is a division of four functions: mix-used high-rise block A, commercial low-rise block B, green farm & market & restaurant block C, and historic office block D. A wide range of sustainably sourced and manufactured materials selected from the Declare list are used throughout the entire block. The excellent location and public transportation make the eco-block walkable, and shower rooms for bikers to support a human-powered living style. Take full advantage of water, through rainwater capture and use, black and gray water recycling, living machine water features, and water-saving fixtures. Energy saving strategy includes wind and solar power, ventilation and lighting strategy, underground heating and cooling pumps, building envelope insulation strategy, and LED light sources. Biophilic design elements are maximally designed into the ECO block to enhance all creatures’ well-being.

Inspiration for the restaurant was drawn from the coastline of Puget Sound uses neutral colors of beige and grey as the base tones, with subtle hues of green and blue.

PROJECT TYPE:

Complex

PROJECT SIZE:

5.45 Acres

ADDRESS: HISTORIC BUILDING:

P5

55 S Atlantic St, Seattle, WA 98134 The four-story brick façade building was completed in 1917.

High-rise Block

Historic Block

Green Block

Low-rise Block

Green block restaurant

Reception area

LUSH Haworth / Pergola Workspaces

Market Research Firm office design (Spring, 2023)

Haworth / Basket 011

BRIEF A small market research firm is seeking systems furniture products and placement of components for their office.

Turnstone / CAMPFIRE BIG LAMP

Haworth / Lyda

office area

CONCEPT The vibrant green in the space presents the dynamism of the market research firm, and also brings a refresh and boosts the people who are in the space.

The office adopts the system of space and room solutions that are scalable in performance and application from Haworth’s two collections: Pergola Workspaces and Enclose Frameless Glass.

They are easy to specify, install, and reconfigure, and they complement base building architecture without the permanence of construction. The vertical and horizontal green grille panels emphasize the concept of “lush” to some extent. All products and materials are compliant flammability rating code. Environmental attributes and life-cycle costs are major selection factors.

Haworth / Openest Chick Poufs

Haworth / Compose Workspaces

Haworth / Very

Haworth / X Serie

Haworth / Masters Series

Haworth / Poppy Guest

lounge area

EE&F FLOOR PLAN

P6

Moooi / Random Light

Coalesse / Bob Table

CIRCA WEDGE

CIRCA CORNER SEAT

CIRCA BENCH

CIRCA OTTOMAN

AutoCAD Construction document set

Hand sketching

BIM document set

markers

Watercolors

On-site Historic Building Survey and Draw

P7