Jenny Lee Portfolio 2020 by Jenny J Lee

J E N N Y J L E E

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

Residential Design

Professional work

Completed projects in Brooklyn, NY 2018-Present

Children’s Learning Kitchen/Cafe

DIS Study Abroad Interior Design Program

Spring 2016

Share Tactics - 3 part project

Pratt Institute Fall 2016

Layers In Culture

Senior Thesis at Pratt Institute 2017

C O N T E N T S

1 Residential Design

Professional Work At Dorit Design

Project type: Residential Design

Sites: Brooklyn, New York

Communication with clients

Furniture, fixture, and equipment

Kitchen and Bathroom Design

Facade and lobby design done by colleague

Final staging outsourced

1633 Pacific

Communication with clients

Furniture, fixture, and equipment

Kitchen and Bathroom Design

Facade and lobby design done by colleague

Final staging outsourced

341 Union

D/W REF 6'-0" 4'-7" 3'-2" 5'-0" 5'-0" 4'-5" 2'-0" 3'-0" 2'-7" 1'-0" 5'-4" 7'-8" 1'-1" 2'-6" 2'-0" 3'-0" 2'-0" 3'-0" 9'-0" 2'-0" 1'-1" 1'-6" 3'-0" 1'-6" 2'-0" 11'-0" 7'-4" 11'-0" 1 2 3 LIGHTS INSIDE TOP CABINETS WITH GLASS LIGHTS UNDER EACH CABINET

TOP

GLASS

LIGHTS INSIDE

CABINETS WITH

Communication with clients

Furniture, fixture, and equipment

Kitchen and Bathroom Design

Facade and lobby design done by colleague

Final staging outsourced

47 Herkimer

Communication with clients

Furniture, fixture, and equipment

Kitchen and Bathroom Design

Facade and lobby design done by colleague

Final staging outsourced

77 Kingsland

Children’s Learning Kitchen Cafe

DIS Study Abroad Interior Design Program

Project type: Commercial Restoration Design

Site: Restaurant 56° Krudtløbsvej 8, 1439 København K, Denmark

Revit Rendering

Diagrams

Diagram of Existing and New Elements

OLD & NEW NEWKIDS COMMUNITY

Existing New Exising site photo New site - Revit renderings

Learning Kitchen Cubbies Oﬃce Lounge Balcony

Sections

Check Waiting Area

Reception/Coat

for Learning

Bar / Open Kitchen Greenhouse Cafe Outdoor Garden

Kitchen Learning

Kitchen Bar / Open Kitchen Waiting Area

Waiting

Area

3 SHARE TACTICS 2 part project

Fall 2016 Pratt Institute

Project type: Shared Tactics/residential

Site: A hypothetical NYC apartment

Hand made Sectional Model

PART 1 - Share Tactics for Cooking and Dining

Optimizing the kitchen - Initial Study

Traditional kitchens are modeled with “the kitchen work triangle”, using the cook top, sink, and refrigerator to create an imaginary triangle. However, if more than two people were to enter a kitchen with this layout they wouldn’t have enough space, therefore slow ing down the cooking process.

The solution to the traditional kitchen is the “Collaborative Kitchen”, where the layout guides the users in a step by step cooking process and assigns each person a specific task so minimal movement is required.

Traditional Kitchen Movement Diagrams

SECTION C

FLOOR PLAN

12’ C A B D E 10’ Floor

Plan of 10’x12’ Kitchen Space

Section A Sink and Chopping station 1 Connection Section B Stove and chopping station 2 Connection Section C Dining Area

Garbage

SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C FLOOR SECTION D SECTION E A B C D E A B C

Section

SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C

Drawings

SECTION D SECTION E A B C D E A B C Section D

stove, sink,

disposal

FLOOR

View of

and dining table Section

under chopping board stations

Kitchen Transformation Process

Initial design of kitchen Start of the kitchen transformation, Splitting the island New placement of stove/oven unit

Circulation zone around the kitchen island

2 3 Part 1 Part 2

Brown-moving space Green-stand still

End of transformation-final design of collaborative kitchen with circulation zoning Brown-moving space Green-stand still

PART 2 - Optimizing The Kitchen - Final Study

E D C A B New

For Shared

A B C D E 15’ 20’

20’x15’ Floor Plans

Apartment Space

SECTION C SECTION D SECTION A SECTION B A B C D E SECTION C SECTION D SECTION E C SECTION A SECTION B A B A B Section A Collaborative Kitchen in use Physical Model - Kitchen view from Dining Area A B C D E Section C Kitchen on the left and bedroom adjacency SECTION C SECTION D SECTION E C SECTION A SECTION B A B C D E A B Section B Bathroom and Bedroom adjacency Section D Kitchen and bedroom adjacency Section E Dining Area and Bathroom adjacency SECTION C SECTION D SECTION A SECTION B A B C D E Physical Model - Bedroom and Bathroom view

Host Circulation Within Bedroom

Guest Circulation Within Kitchen

4 LAYERS IN CULTURE

Senior Thesis at Pratt Institute

Project type: Commercial

Site: 488 Broadway, New York / E.V. Haughwout Building

Handmade Model

A study of layers in seating

Seated on Cushion/Floor Seated on Chair Seated on Stool

Different levels of layers

Inspiration for partitions

Partition structure

Hanok DoorsTraditional Korean house doors that vary in ornamentation depending on the wealth of the home.

Levels of partitions

Partition layers in each hierarchy Partition interaction with users

Level 1 Level 4 Level 2 Level 3

Section view

Model Photos & renderings

Entrance of building interaction with soho sidewalk - Sketchup rendering Level 2MM/3 - interactions with layers and customers - Sketchup rendering Back facade of structure - handmade model

Front and side facades of the structure - handmade model