Jingya_Portfolio2025

PORTFOLIO

Jingya Liang

ljingya1@gmail.com B a y A re a , C A 415-728-3873

Selected Works 22-25

Bali Boutique Hotel Bali, 2024 (In-progress)

Selected Works 24-25

1270 Roble Rd Bay area, 2025 (In-progress)

Selected Works 22-24

Ama pendant light by BME Bakar floor lamp by BME

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“The Herd” Folding Chair in Ming dynasty cabinet de curiosités by Thomas Erber

Urban Dewlling Residence

Voices

Pratt Institute, Undergraduate, Fall 2022

Pratt Institute, Undergraduate, Fall 2023

Living Future Office

Under The Bridge

Pratt Institute, Undergraduate, Spring 2023

Pratt Institute, Undergraduate, Thesis 2023-2024

Private Residential - (in progress - 2024)

This project focuses on the design and development of custom cabinetry through detailed 3D modeling and visualization. I built accurate digital models through Sketchup to explore proportions and materials enabling clear communication between design intent and fabrication.

The visuals help clients and collaborators fully understand spatial integration and aesthetic impact

Bali Boutique Hotel - (In progress - 2024) This boutique hotel project, located in the tranquil setting of Bali, was conceived as a contemporary sanctuary that balances openness and intimacy. The architectural layout embraces a U-shaped configuration centered around a serene swimming pool, creating a seamless indooroutdoor experience. The design language merges minimalist white masonry with warm wooden textures, expressing a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and tropical hospitality. Floor-toceiling glazing invites natural light and garden views into the interior spaces, fostering a strong visual connection with nature.

Living Future Office - Fall 2024

The office space design starts with the needs of employees, allocating one third of the space for amenities such as changing rooms, lockers, a pantry, and a wellness room. In the post-pandemic era, private offices are indispensable, yet a large open workspace further promotes interaction among employees of different levels, making hierarchy more transparent and equitable. Combined with biophilic design, green plants replace traditional partitions, becoming the new “walls” that block necessary visual interactions while preserving the requisite privacy.

Multi-purpose Classrom

Material lab

Frabication lab Indoor Park

Lobby

Outdoor wellness area Brain storm

Reception

Mental wellness

IT

Conference room

Changing room Mother’s room

Lockers Pantry Private zone

Printing Reservable offices

Open work space Conference room

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Blurring Boundaries: Nature-Integrated Spatial Design This design explores the use of greenery as a natural partition, replacing conventional walls to create a fluid connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Users are constantly surrounded by river views and lush vegetation, enhancing visual and emotional well-being. The tactile presence of natural materials and the healthy relationship between built environment and nature support a restorative, immersive spatial experience.ronment for a diverse workforce.

Urban Dwelling Residence - Fall 2023 The display area is designed to blend seamlessly with features of everyday living, smoothly integrating gallery functions with domestic zones. The space is spatially divided into two parts: the front area is tailored for public engagement and exhibitions, while the remaining zones are thoughtfully arranged to support the family’s daily life and private routines.

Adam and Thierry, aged 40 and 42, are life partners who run an antiques business together. Living with them is Adam’s 70-year-old father, responsible for caring for their adopted daughter, 18-month-old Ella. The space serves dual purposes, functioning as both a showcase for antiques and a setting for photoshoots. Practical considerations include ample room for multiple strollers at the entrance, as well as a kitchen that accommodates their passion for cooking. Notably, the couple is wellknown on Instagram.

Black oak wood seamless kitchen cabinet Marble island Plywood Group DCM by Charles & Ray Eames Table Solvay by Jean Prouvé Pendant light by BME

Antique Room Collage

Ama pendant light by BME Bakar floor lamp by BME

t s c t a s o d u i e L e e o CIRCULAR , m i r o SETTEE m p m oby unknown artist t c n Japanese e t l cabinet s r

“The Herd” Folding Chair in Ming dynasty cabinet de curiosités by Thomas Erber

Antique Room Collage

Voices - Fall 2024

I aim to build a community center where every woman can realize her potential to influence, inspire, and make an impact.

Our mission is to create a dynamic platform to showcase the power of word and art as tools for empowerment, offering an inclusive space for women to share their stories, and inspire each other. Through this blend of comedy and art exhibitions, we seek to uplift women’s voices, foster a sense of community, and promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of the varied dimensions of women’s experiences.

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Under The Bridge - Fall 2024 This project revitalizes an unused rooftop of a mall in Chinatown, Manhattan, under the Manhattan Bridge.

By turning this space into a park designed for people of all ages to share, it bridges the gap between old and new, fostering connections across generations, while also supporting the continuous inheritance of culture.

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In this overlooked space on the underutilized mall under Manhattan bridge, it is not only a witness to the histor y of Chinatown but also a treasur y of past memories and untild stories. The interaction between people’s behavior and objects and places is the driver that bridges different generational groups. In the process of documenting and interacting, people will inject new life into this space, elevating it to a vibrant and emotional cultural exhibition space.

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Jingya Liang

ljingya1@gmail.com B a y A re a , C A 415-728-3873