Graduate Student Projects, 2021-2023

JASON JASON WIN WIN

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN JASON.WIN@NYSID.EDU

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BELLE LUXE LUXURY RETAIL STORE

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SENIOR COHOUSING APARTMENT

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SENIOR COHOUSING COMMON SPACE

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OWL’S NEST APARTMENT

OWL’S NEST COMMON

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

KITCHEN & BATH CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

WORLD WILDLIFE FUND

NON-PROFIT CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

CONTENTS

Belle Luxe Belle Luxe is a high-end retailer that aids customers in updating their wardrobes. The attention of all styleconscious consumers is already focused on what will be popular in the next season. It goes without saying that maximalist aesthetics are now trending. The basic joys of life, such as those we keep in our closets, are essential. Simpler items are easier to mix and match, but it’s tempting to be sucked into consumer culture and to think that it’s essential to follow as many trends as possible. Therefore, we may maximize the cost-per-wear of each item by including minimalist pieces into our wardrobes. The sustainable fashion and lifestyle company has a message that we should all take to heart: “less is more.”

FLOOR PLAN - 2ND FLOOR

FLOOR PLAN - 1ST FLOOR

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CLOTHING DISPLAY

WAITING NOOK

TERRAZZO FLOORING

MARBLE STAIRS

MAIN LOBBY

PORCELAIN FLOORING

OMBRE WALL TILES

GUEST ROOM CARPET

OMBRE WALL TILES

CONCRETE FLOR SLABS MARBLE STAIRS

SECTIONAL ELEVATION

Owl’s Nest

Apartment The Owl’s Nest apartment is designed to meet American with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for comfortable senior living, with features like wide doorways, grab bars, and a walk-in shower. The living space is open and functional, with ample natural light and views of the city.

The bedrooms are designed with the occupant’s comfort in mind, with a focus on relaxation and restful sleep. The natural materials and indoor plants used in the common spaces are carried into the bedrooms, creating a harmonious and tranquil environment.

Overall, the design prioritizes the occupant’s wellbeing, comfort, and safety. The use of natural materials and indoor plants brings the outdoors inside, creating a peaceful and relaxing living space.

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FLOOR PLAN

READING NOOK

DINING AREA

MARBLE ACCENT WALL

PORCELAIN WALL TILES

KITCHENETTE

BEDROOM CARPET

EGGSHELL WALL PAINT

MAPLE WOOD SHELVING BAMBOO SCREENS

STAINED OAK FLOORING WALNUT CLOSET

PROFILE ELEVATIONS

Owl’s Nest Common Owl’s Nest is a senior cohousing apartment in New York City that aims to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere for its residents. The overall design was centered around the use of warm, earthy tones to complement the natural wood features and to bring a sense of comfort and serenity to the space.

The common areas include many gathering spaces to encourage social interaction and collaboration among artists, including cozy seating areas, reading nooks, and large multipurpose dining/gathering space. The overall design’s goal was to create a peaceful and nurturing environment that fosters creativity and community among the senior residents.

FLOOR PLAN

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OPEN MIC NIGHT

COMMUNITY ART GALLERY

MARBLE FIREPLACE

WALNUT GYM CEILING

THANKSGIVING GATHERING

DINING WALLCOVERING BAMBOO FLOORING

NOOK WALLCOVERING

LOUNGE AREA RUG

SOFT CONCRETE FLOOR

COMMON CARPETING

PROFILE ELEVATIONS

Technical Drawings REVIT CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

GALLERY KITCHEN WORLD WILDLIFE FUND CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

MEN’S RESTROOM WORLD WILDLIFE FUND CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

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World Wildlife Fund World Wild Life is the world’s leading non-profit conservation organization that collaborates with people around the world to develop and deliver innovative solutions that protect communities, wildlife, and the places in which they live.

WWF’s mission is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature by working to conserve and restore biodiversity to reduce humanity’s environmental footprint as well as ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources to support current and future generations.

Together with more than 1.3 million supporters in the United States and 5 million globally, WWF helps local communities conserve the natural resources they depend upon; transform markets and policies toward sustainability; and protect and restore species and their habitats. WWF’s headquarters is designed around sustainability and harmony in the selection of materials.

From the subtle wood tones of bamboo and natural maple, to the concrete gray and green plants, the design elements are kept to a minimum. Lastly, each designated area is decorated around one of the six ambitious goals to remind WWF’s employees of its core mission and to inspire WWF’s visitors to join the organization in saving the planet.

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FLOOR PLAN - 1ST FLOOR

COLLABORATIVE SPACE

CONFERENCE ROOM

MARBLE ACCENT WALL

PORCELAIN WALL TILES

RELAXATION SPACE

BEDROOM CARPET

EGGSHELL WALL PAINT

MAPLE WOOD SHELVING BAMBOO SCREENS

STAINED OAK FLOORING WALNUT CLOSET

SECTIONAL ELEVATION

Thank You

JASON.WIN@NYSID.EDU