PVH
/ Tommy Hilfiger
Executive Floor Renovation
Site 285 Madison Avenue, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10017
Design Team ENV
Design & Construction Period l 2021~Present
Roles & Responsibility
Space Planning / 3D Visualization
Overall Space Aesthetic Design
Reception Desk & Millwork Design
Materials and Finish Selections
Furniture Finish Coordination
Construction Document
Construction Administration
3D Rendering Perspective | Sketch Up with Enscape
Project Description
The existing executive suite on the 11th floor of Tommy Hilfiger’s office was renovated to accommodate the executive suite of PVH, Tommy Hilfiger’s parent company. The client wanted the interior aesthetics to differ from those of Tommy Hilfiger’s areas. We collaborated closely with the client’s creative director, successfully aligning our vision. As a result, the PVH executive floor now features a minimal and clean design with warm-toned white ash woods. In this project, I served as the lead interior designer, responsible for drawing the floor plan, selecting and preparing materials and finishes, and creating 3D visualizations to convey our design concepts.
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1. Pantry View 3D Rendering
2. Conference Room View 3D Rendering
4. Receptin Area View 3D Rendering
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3. CEO Office View 3D Rendering 5. CEO Suite Wet Bar View 3D Rendering
Segal & Co.
New York Office Relocation
Site 66 Hudson Blvd., New York, NY 10001
Design Team l ENV
Design & Construction Period 2023 ~ Present
Roles & Responsibility
Concept Development
Test Fit Studies
Schematic Design
Design Development
Materials and Finish Selections
Construction Documents
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Project Description
Segal & Co. leased a new office space in the renowned “The Spiral” in the Hudson Yards area. They are primarily focused on reconfiguring the office layout to accommodate unassigned desks, additional phone rooms, and hoteling offices. This change is driven by the increase in hybrid work arrangements following the pandemic, resulting in fewer employees needing permanent desks Segal & Co. aims to create a more flexible workspace that is accessible to all employees whenever they come to the office.
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13 36 36 36 5 36 36 36 36 STAIR B STAIR C STAIR D STAIR A 34TH STREET 10TH AVE. OPEN TO BELOW HUDSON BLVD 35TH STREET LR-10 LR-09 LR-08 LR-07 LR-06 LR-05 LR-04 LR-03 LR-02 LR-01 SE-1 SE-2 SE-3 SE-4 UP DN DN UP DN UP OPEN OFFICE 20-15 BOARDROOM 20-03 LARGE CONFERENCE RM 20-105 MEDIUM CONFERENCE RM 20-05 MAILROOM PRODUCTION 20-17 BEVERAGE STORAGE 20-10 OFFICE 20-18 IDF CL 20-22 IT 20-23 RECORDS 20-24 MARKETING 20-25 SMALL CONFERENCE RM 20-94 SMALL CONFERENCE RM 20-99 IDF STORAGE 20-37 CL 20-43A CL 20-42 COLLABORATION AREA 20-41 PRINT COPY 20-20 COLLABORATION AREA 20-66 OPEN OFFICE 20-81 UTILITY CL 20-39 PANTRY 20-38 OPEN OFFICE 20-64 WELLNESS RM 20-26 EXEC OFFICE 20-33 EXEC OFFICE 20-32 PHONE RM 20-92 ELEVATOR LOBBY 20-01 ADA RESTROOM 20-107 PHONE RM 20-104 PHONE RM 20-103 PHONE RM 20-100 PHONE RM 20-98 PHONE RM 20-97 PHONE RM 20-96 PRINT COPY 20-95 PHONE RM 20-102 PHONE RM 20-08 SM CONFERENCE RM 20-07 CL 20-06A PHONE RM 20-09 PHONE RM 20-12 PHONE RM 20-13 PHONE RM 20-14 STORAGE 20-106 RECEPTION 20-02 EXEC CONFERENCE RM 20-27 CORRIDOR 20-21 CORRIDOR 20-101 PHONE RM 20-29 PHONE RM 20-30 PHONE RM 20-31 CORRIDOR 20-86 PHONE RM 20-88 PHONE RM 20-89 EXEC RECEPTION 20-28 COLLABORATION AREA 20-87 CORRIDOR 20-34 CORRIDOR 20-16 AV CL 20-40 LARGE CONFERENCE RM 20-04 CORRIDOR 20-90 FREIGHT 20-11 EX ADA RESTROOM 20-36 JAN 20-35 AV CL 20-06B CL 20-43B TERRACE PHONE RM 20-91 MECHANICAL ELEC/TEL ELEC/TEL MECHANICAL EXISTING WOMEN'S RESTROOM EXISTING MEN'S RESTROOM HOTELING OFFICE 20-110 FOS OFFICE 20-45A FSC OFFICE 20-46 STORAGE 20-47 STORAGE 20-48 HOTELING OFFICE 20-50 HOTELING OFFICE 20-51 HOTELING OFFICE 20-52 HOTELING OFFICE 20-53 HOTELING OFFICE 20-109 HOTELING OFFICE 20-111 HOTELING OFFICE 20-63 HOTELING OFFICE 20-62 HOTELING OFFICE 20-59 HOTELING OFFICE 20-58 FILE RM 20-54 PANTRY LOCKER 20-67 PRINT COPY 20-65 HOTELING OFFICE 20-56 HOTELING OFFICE 20-108 HOTELING OFFICE 20-83 HOTELING OFFICE 20-80 HOTELING OFFICE 20-78 HOTELING OFFICE 20-76 HOTELING OFFICE 20-71 HOTELING OFFICE 20-69 OFFICE 20-82 OFFICE 20-79 OFFICE 20-77 OFFICE 20-75 LIBRARY 20-70 OFFICE 20-72 OFFICE 20-74 SM CONF RM 20-84 HOTELING OFFICE 20-61 CORRIDOR 20-93 HOTELING OFFICE 20-60 IDF CL 20-68 STAFF OFFICE 20-45B HOTELING OFFICE 20-85 HOTELING OFFICE 20-73 QUIET ROOM 20-49 HOTELING OFFICE 20-57 HOTELING OFFICE 20-55 CORRIDOR 20-44 5'-0" Hudson Yards ARCH v2022.rvt 1/8" = 1'-0" 20TH FLOOR -FURNITURE PLAN 1
Furniture & Equipment Plan
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1. Reception Area View 3D Rendering, Sketch Up with Enscape
2. Hoteling Office View 3D Rendering, Sketch Up with Enscape
3. Executive Office View 3D Rendering, Sketch Up with Enscape
4. Open Office View 3D Rendering, Sketch Up with Enscape
5. Phone Room Views 3D Rendering, Sketch Up with Enscape
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Tishman Speyer Studio Coworking Office
Site 600 5th Ave. 11th FL., New York, NY 10020
Design Team Gensler
Design & Construction Period 2019
Roles & Responsibility
Job Captain
Coordination with Consultants
Complete Construction Document Set
Construction Administration & Project Close-Out
Project Description
To meet the growing market demands for flexible space offerings, Tishman Speyer partnered with Gensler to develop a new, evolved coworking space concept called “Studio by Tishman Speyer.” This project expanded the first completed location at Rockefeller Center’s 600 Fifth Avenue on the 11th floor. The design vision aimed to create a hospitality-oriented coworking space featuring concierge services, technology solutions, amenities, and diverse workplace settings. This location served as a valuable prototy pe for Tishman Speyer, allowing them to roll out the Studio concept in other buildings across their worldwide portfolio and adapt the design to the unique needs of each local market.
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18 UP DN DN UP FEC 13 12 11 10 9 8.1 7 14 G I J L G.1 H.1 K.1 K.2 6 F I.1 MEDIUM CONF. RM 1130 SQUAD 18 1101 OFFICE 1105A HUDDLE 1105B SQUAD 43 1105 SQUAD 2 1102 SQUAD 2 1103 SQUAD 2 1104 SQUAD 4 1110 SQUAD 4 1109 ADA RESTROOM 1122 MEDIUM CONF. RM 1131 SQUAD 14 1108 SQUAD 7 1107 SQUAD 6 1106 PANTRY 1124 COPY 1127 ELEC. CLOSET 1123 ELEVATOR LOBBY 1120 HUDDLE 1108B OFFICE 1108A HALLWAY 1121 IDF 1126 5'0" OPEN WORK AREA 1128 T-1 (2) CH-5 TC-3 (4) CH-4 (10) D-1 (10) CH-1 D-1 CH-1 (7) D-1 (7) CH-1 (6) D-1 (6) CH-1 TC-3 (4) CH-4 D-1 CH-1 (4) D-1 (4) CH-1 (4) D-1 (4) CH-1 (2) D-1 (2) CH-1 (2) D-1 (2) CH-1 (2) D-1 (2) CH-1 (40) D-1 (40) CH-1 (18) D-1 (18) CH-1 (2) TC-1 (8) CH-2 CR-1 AR-1 AR-2 CR-2 TC-2 (5) CH-3 CH-6CH-6 T-2 S-1 T-3 T-4 BK-1 AR-3 AC-1A AC-1B AC-2A AC-2B AC-1A AC-1B MS-1 FEC
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Loge Boxes and 40/40 Club Renovation RFP
Site 620 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217
Design Team ENV
Design & Construction Period 2021
Roles & Responsibility
Concept Development
RFP Preparation
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Barclays Center
3D Rendering Perspective Sketch Up with Enscape
3D Rendering Perspective l Sketch Up with Enscape
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1. Stair View 3D Rendering
2. Loge Box View 3D Rendering
4. Loge Box View 3D Rendering
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3. 40/40 Club Bar View 3D Rendering
Healthcare
Weill Cornell Medicine Center of Reproductive Medicine
Site 255 Greenwich St. 5th Fl., New York, NY 10007
Design Team BAM Architecture Studio
Design & Construction Period 2016 ~ 2017
Roles & Responsibility
Lobby & Waiting Area Design
Reception Desk & Tech Station Millwork Design
Overall Materials and Finish Selections / 3D Visualization
Furniture Coordination
Construction Document
Construction Administration
Project Description
The Center for Reproductive Medicine, a prominent and growing ambulatory practice within Weill Cornell Medicine, engaged BAM to program, provide site selection services, and design a new medical office facility. BAM’s task was to develop an efficient design that combined multiple departments within a large floor plate of an existing office building, repositioned to support me dical office use. I was fully involved in this project from concept development to construction administration, and I was responsible for designing the facility’s overall visual aesthetics. The project was completed on schedule.
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RECEPTION & WAITING AREA
27 FEC FEC FEC FEC FEC 1 2 3 1 7 13 19 2 8 14 20 3 9 15 21 4 10 16 22 5 11 17 23 6 12 18 24 6 5 4 Lobby / Patient Waiting Area Exam Rooms Genetics Patient Toilet Reception Secretary RN Office Staff Toilet Conference Room MD Office Secretary / Pre-Authorization Office Supplies Phlebotomy Billing Office Soiled Utility Janitor’s Closet Sub-Waiting Area Patient Coordination Office Clean Utility Elec. Closet Work Room Administration Staff Lounge / Locker Telecom 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 19 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 Furniture & Equipment Plan
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RECEPTION & LOBBY ENTRANCE ENTRANCE
CLINICAL AREA
PHLEBOTOMY
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3D Rendering Perspective Sketch Up with V-Ray
Northwell Health Forest Hills
OB / GYN
Site l 102-01 66th Rd. 3rd Fl., Forest Hills, NY 11375
Design Team BAM Architecture Studio
Design & Construction Period 2016 ~ 2018
Roles & Responsibility
Space Planning / 3D Visualization
Overall Space Aesthetic Design
Reception Desk & Millwork Design
Materials and Finish Selections / Furniture Finish Coordination
Construction Document
Construction Administration
Project Description
Forest Hills Hospital recently became a member of Northwell Health. As part of the hospital’s rebranding, Forest Hills and Northwell engaged BAM to align their growing network with Northwell’s standards of care. BAM began by expanding and renovating the Obstetrics and Labor & Delivery Departments, working from the inside out. To enhance patient contentment and wellness, the design included reconfiguring the building exterior to maximize natural light.
Visioning sessions with the hospital CEO and her team helped us understand their aspirations for the departments and the institution. We investigated best practices at other hospitals to identify methods and procedures that aligned with the hospital’s goals. The project was recently completed, and the client thanked BAM during the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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3D Rendering Perspective l Sketch Up with V-Ray
32 1 7 2 8 3 9 4 10 5 11 6 12 Nurse Station Multipurpose Room Nurse Work Area Secretary Postpartum Patient Room MD Office Patient Toilet Office Sub-Waiting Area Staff Toilet Nourishment Clean Utility 13 19 14 20 21 15 16 17 18 Soiled Utility On-Call Room Toilet Medicine Room Alcoves Elevator Lobby AHU Room Elec. Room Touch Down Stations On-Call Room Furniture & Equipment Plan 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 17 17 18 19 20 20 20 20 21
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1. Postpartum Room View Sketch Up with V-Ray
2. Touch Down Station View Sketch Up with V-Ray
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3. Corridor View Sketch Up with V-Ray
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Central Nurse Station Photograph
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Corridor Photograph
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Postpartum Room Photograph
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Rendering Perspective l Sketch Up with V-Ray
Weill Cornell Medicine
Ophthalmology
Site 40 Worth St. Ground Fl., New York, NY 10013
Design Team BAM Architecture Studio
Design & Construction Period 2017 ~2018
Roles & Responsibility
Overall Space Aesthetic Design
3D Visualization
Reception Desk & Millwork Design
Overall Materials and Finish Selections
Furniture Coordination
Construction Document
Project Description
Following a successful collaboration on the Center for Reproductive Medicine, Weill Cornell engaged BAM to design their new Department of Ophthalmology. This space, designed for patient convenience, enables the medical team to provide a range of services using best-in-class equipment for technical testing, visual fields, a treatment room, and thirteen exam rooms.
I have been fully involved in this project from developing the interior aesthetics to overseeing construction administration.
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3D Rendering Perspective l Sketch Up with V-Ray
38 UP FEC FEC ROOM EXISTING EXIT PASSAGEWAY EXISTING FIRE STAIR B FREIGHT & LOADING LIFT TO MEZZ 0' 0" 1' 7/8" 1' 7/8" 0' 0" SLOPE 1: 12 4' 7/8" OE-9 OE-9 OE-9 OE-9 OE-9 OE-9 OE-9 1 7 13 19 2 8 14 20 3 9 15 21 4 10 16 22 5 11 17 23 6 12 18 24 Vestibule / Lobby Exam Rooms Pediatric Exam Room Patient Toilet Reception / Patient Waiting Area Administration Technical Testing Room Staff Toilet Conference Room MD Office Work Area / Support Mechanical Room Check-Out Contact Lens Fitting Room Soiled Utility Janitor’s Closet Sub-Waiting Area Visual Field Clean Utility Elec. Closet Practice Manager Treatment Room Staff Lounge / Locker IT / Telecom Furniture & Equipment Plan 1 2 3 4 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 9 9 9 8 8 6 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 19 19 20 20 22 23 15 21
1. Sub-Waiting Area Sketch Up with V-Ray
2. Patient Restroom Sketch Up with V-Ray
3. Exam Room Sketch Up with V-Ray
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Lobby Area View Photograph
Reception
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Residential
JC Family Residence
Wyckoff, NJ
Site 103 Kaitlyn Ln., Wyckoff, NJ 07481
Design Team l Steve Chang
Design & Construction Period 2023
Roles & Responsibility
Space Planning
Design Development
FF&E
Construction Document
Construction Administration
3D Visualizations
Project Description
Our family recently moved to Wyckoff, New Jersey, where I took on the task of designing and renovating the main kitchen, dining area, and family room in our new home. I created detailed design intent drawings and 3D visualizations for potential contractors. Throughout the project, I managed the entire construction process, working closely with both contractors and subcontractors to complete the renovation on time and within budget. The result was a beautifully transformed living space that met all our expectations.
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Photograph Steve Chang
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Construction Plan Elevations
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3D Rendering Perspective Sketch Up with V-Ray
3D Rendering Perspective Sketch Up with V-Ray
3D Rendering Perspective l Sketch Up with V-Ray
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Photograph Steve Chang
Photograph Steve Chang
Photograph Steve Chang
Photograph Steve Chang
Retail / Branding
Santander
Interior Branding & Next Generation Components
Design Team Gilmore Group
Roles & Responsibility
Next Generation Component Branding
Millwork furniture Design
ATM Design
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3D Rendering Perspective 3DS Max with V-Ray
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1. Nook View 3DS Max with V-Ray
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2. UB Station View 3DS Max with V-Ray
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UB Teller 3DS Max with V-Ray
Back Counter 3DS Max with V-Ray
Kitchen Bar 3DS Max with V-Ray
Nook Enclosure 3DS Max with V-Ray
Calling Cube 3DS Max with V-Ray
Nook 3DS Max with V-Ray
Branded Millwork and Merchandisings
Design Team Gilmore Group
Roles & Responsibility
Branding & Millwork furniture Design
ATM Design
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MB Financial Bank
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3D Rendering Perspective 3DS Max with V-Ray
3D Rendering Perspective 3DS Max with V-Ray
1. 3D Rendering Perspective 3DS Max with V-Ray
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2. 3D Rendering Perspective 3DS Max with V-Ray
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Community Wall 3DS Max with V-Ray
Transaction Station 3DS Max with V-Ray
Beverage Center l 3DS Max with V-Ray
Digital Poster 3DS Max with V-Ray
Wall Mounted Check Station 3DS Max with V-Ray
Brand Wall 3DS Max with V-Ray
MB Financial Bank Standard and Guideline
Gilmore Group was engaged to provide design solutions on interior branding and merchandisings for MB Financial Bank in Chicago area. Gilmore Group designed and developed the interior signage system, millwork and merchandising systems. I was involved in developing new branding millwork components and merchandising systems.
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Thesis
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THESIS STATEMENT
Music creates and touches emotions, and sometimes it affects on physical reaction. A musical space,which is designed based on the musical structure and the rules of proportion in music, also be able to hold and touch the busy citizen’s emotion and let them slow down and rest their mind for a moment, like what music does.
What is music and how is it related to architecture and space?
Music and architecture both involve the art of composition within time and space. Music is created through the proportional positioning of notes within a flowing temporal and spatial framework, adhering to mathematical rules of composition to produce harmonious pieces. Elements such as chord progression and rhythm follow specific structures and guidelines.
Similarly, proportion is a crucial aspect of architectural design. Just as music is composed
based on mathematical proportions to achieve harmony, these principles can be applied to create a harmonized environment in architecture. By incorporating musical rules and structures into space design, we can create a “musical space.”
Music “creates emotions, interacts with the emotions we already feel, and sometimes makes us dance” (Dorrell, 19). A space designed using the rules of music should evoke similar effects, touching human emotions and encouraging people to slow down and engage with their surroundings.
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Slowing down like music
City dwellers today lead busy lives with little time for rest. Many move through their days with poker faces, walking like zombies.
The purpose of a musical space is to engage with and touch the emotions of these busy citizens, encouraging them to slow down and rest their minds for a moment.
Whether they carry this emotion with them afterward or not, such a space offers a brief respite and a chance to feel differently, bringing small but meaningful changes to their lives.
Underground Cafe Sketch Up with V-Ray
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Underground Cafe Sketch Up with V-Ray
PROGRAM SEQUENCE 61
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Virtual Market l Sketch Up with V-Ray
SECTIONAL ELEVATION
Virtual Market Sketch Up with V-Ray
Charging Station Sketch Up with V-Ray
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Street Park l Sketch Up with V-Ray
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