Yueqi Suki Wang Interior Design Portfolio

Portfolio Yueqi (Suki) Wang Selective work from 2020-2022

01 Public (adj.) Public (n.): Infrastructure of Autonomy Thesis Year 2021-2022

02 Del Naslij. Office Fall 2020 | Light, Color and Material

03 Easy Night Stand Fall 2021 | Furniture Design

04 Improving Light Condition in Southgate Market Atrium Spring 2021 | Environmental Tech/ Sustainability

Public (adj.) Public (n.): Infrastructure of Autonomy Fall 2021 | Furniture Design This thesis reframes the role of design in fostering occupant autonomy in public space. Activating natural processes of mobilization, transformation, growth, and decay, this project seeks to create a symbiotic relationship between the natural and built environments of the city.

System Development Modular Tiles are deriven from geometric analysis. It gives autonomy to occupants to pull the handles, to create a path or a tunnel. From the tiles and the action of folding, a system of furniture is developed.

Glass Roof

The axon explains the systems that are implemented. There are scaffolding systems, where flexible tiles can be attached to. There are modular furnitures, which creates space for programs. There are tree pods in different levels with different depth to accomadate different fruit tree’s root length. There are flexible tiles and fixed floor plates.

Scaffoldings

Handrails

Neighborhood Drawing of IBM Plaza

Modular Tiles

Tree Pods

Flexible Tiles

Egress

Flexible Tiles

Floor Plates

Elements Axon

Modular Furnitures

Design Process

Geometric Analysis

Scaffolding

Egress

Fixed Floor Plate

Flexible Tiles

Tree Pits

Modulars

Transformation

Axon of Tiles Unfolded

Axon of Tiles Folded

Nature & Human

Tree Taxonomy

Human participates in the life cycle of a fruit tree. The fruit can be pick and used in cafe or sold at farner’s market. The food waste from cafe and used water from restroom can be composted and utilize as nutrition for fruit trees.

Fruit trees absorb solar energy and release oxygen that being captured in the atrium.

Same species of fruit trees are in the same pods for them to form their network and communicate underground. Fruit tree are planted according to their root ball, canopy sprea, requirements of sun exposure, temperature, soil pH, soil type, and preference of dry and wetness.

Life Cycle of a Fruit Tree

Tree Taxonomy

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Circulation

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Performance Viewing Farmer’s Market Entry Orchards Composting A r e a

Concierge Booth

Program Zoning

Axon of Levels

Cafe

Lounge Growth Pits Level 4

Visitor Center

Restroom

Level 3

Composting Area Storage Room

Restroom

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Concierge Booth Farmers’ Market Stage

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Level 1 On ground level, it is a very open plan.

The object of the open plan is to maintain the original purpose of the space, which is allowing people to take short cut in between buildings occupying, flash mob can also happens here. People can also pick up fresh fruits from the farmer’s market which is along the path of short cut. The tree pod and stage are imbeded into the ground. When there’s music event, the backdrop tiles can stand. The dots indicate the scaffolding and vertical circulation located in the purpose of inviting pedestrians who just passing through to go up and to explore.

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Level 2 People can enjoy the performance on second floor. There is also composting area, storage room, and restroom open to public. Part of floor plate are in a slope to create a landscape. Occupants have freedom to pul flexible tiles to create the space they feel most comfortable with. As the tree on the ground floor grow, part of flexible tiles have to pull back to give back space for the tree. At this moment, tree has more autonomy than occupants.

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Level 4 On the fourth floor, there is a flat floor where visitors can enjoy food, drink, sunlight and fruit trees. They can also grow vegetables in this growth pit.

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Del Naslij. Office Fall 2020 | Light, Color & Material

Del Naslij is an imaginary women wear brand based in Copenhagen.

This project focus on renovating an existing office to meet client's manifest.

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Chalky Paint Cement Floor Timber Fluted Panel - Hewi Travertine Crooke solid wood Oak Platform Field Tile Sbiancato - Ann Sacks Fabric Bronze Quilted Textile Column Covering Natural 1L White - Porcelanosa Fabric Aluminum Stone Press-spun aluminium beige Matt-coated aluminium press-spun aluminium light pink Light pink leather Silicon rubber Beige-Rose Ann Sacks-Angles Rug Natural earth plaster

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Carmen Easy Chair - Visionnaire Together Coach - Coalesse Lola Easy Chair with 4-Spoke Base - Sesta River Stone Solid Coffee Table - Phillips Collection Plote and Prov Tables Set - Mtharu Hang-Built Stitch Coffee Table - Eny Lee Parker Chair AAC22,cream white-oak Crooke Solid Wood Bar Stool - Allmodern Muuto table: Solid Oak Davos Lounge Stool - Coalesse

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LIGHT SELECTION

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Shiftline M26 L Matrix - Delta Light (50-200W 48V) Unfold Pendant - Muuto (60w 570 Lumens 120V E26 Medium Base) Ambit Pendant - Muuto (43W 750 Lumens 120V E26 Medium Base) Bell Pendant S - Normann Copenhagen (5-7W E27) KOS Trio SL K03SLl 3S2 - KOMOT (60W) Hedra On 2 - Delta Light (7W 743 Lumens 220-240V DEEP VARO 93036 S1 7,1W

FURNITURE PLAN

Scale: 0’-5/32”=1’-0”

RECEPTION & WAITING AREA

ELEVATION RECEPTION/ POWDER ROOM /WAITING AREA

Scale: 0’-1/4”=1’-0”

Scale: 0’-1/4”=1’-0”

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LIghting fixtures

Furniture

Raw Stone

Cement

Travertine Timber Fluted Panel

Paint

ELEVATION LOUNGE

Scale: 0’-1/4”=1’-0”

Fabric covering and paint wall

LIghting fixtures

Furniture

LOUNGE

ELEVATION BRANDING WALL + KITCHEN

Scale: 0’-1/4”=1’-0”

LIghting fixtures

Aluminum

Branding wall

Paint

Oak

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KITCHEN

MEETING ROOM

ELEVATION MEETING ROOM

Frosted glass wall

Scale: 0’-1/4”=1’-0”

Frosted glass

Wood tile

LIghting fixtures

Easy Night Stand Fall 2021 | Furniture Design Inspired by Pierre Jeanneret’s Armless Easy Chair, this project experimented subtle landscape hiding in a furniture piece as well as the mitered butt wood joinery. Hence, in some angles, the piece creates a visual illusion of a thin light slice from heavy hardwood materials.

Improving Light Condition in Southgate Market Atrium Spring 2021 | Environmental Tech/ Sustainability Through analysis of the existing condition of Southgate Market’s atrium, there are plenty of shortcomings that lead to unsatisfied light environment.

A new design is needed in order to improve the light condition which directly impacts how people experience the space holistically.

The new proposal includes addition of shades, changes materials of elevator wall, general wall, floor, and ceiling into sustainable materials, and changes of artificial light and incorporating daylight sensors, in order for efficient usage of natural and artificial light with elimination of glare. Hence, the design creates a welcoming environment to attract more visitors.

SHADES

INTERIOR MATERIALS

PROPOSED DESIGN |material

Bohemia Crossville Ceramic Tiling

SonaKrete Premium Ceiling Acoustical Finish

Reclaimed Hardwood Pioneer Millworks

recycled aluminum

tinted glass Outdoor Check HBF textile

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daylight Improving Light Condition in Southgate Market Atrium

PROPOSED DESIGN | renderings

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COMPARISON|site analyses

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MODEL WITH INTERVENTION

Improving Light Condition in Southgate Market Atrium

CONTROL MODEL

DATE: APR 12TH 1:30 PM

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