Interior Design Portfolio_Woochul_Kevin_Chung

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WOO CHUL ‘KEVIN’ CHUNG

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO RESIDENTIAL DESIGN | RETAIL DESIGN | COMMERCIAL DESIGN |INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN | HOSPITALITY DESIGN

W E L C O M E Interior design is continually evolving, moving, and adapting to the changing times and trends. Interior design is also becoming an increasingly significant sector in modern society.

The influence is notable everywhere from small businesses to large corporations and has had a great impact on contemporary society and business environment.

More than ever, the Interior design field has the potential to play a vital role in helping to kick start economic growth. For instance, for an organization to survive and prosper, it must embrace design that breaks the mold. In this regard, I aim to be at the forefront of these creative efforts.

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K E V I N

C H U N G

PORTFOLIO

My interior design philosophy is based upon the belief that the most critical aspect of interior design is the purpose of the project rather than what is being designed that is the “Why” factor rather than the “What or Who” factors.

A well-designed project should not only create transformative designs that improve competitive advantage to the clients but should also bring positive impacts to the surrounding population and environment. Interior design should not concentrate only on beauty but include thoughtful procedures that can promote sustainability.

Through my belief, I intend to use the “Why” principle to create designs that will help our clients to enhance their competitive positions in the modern economy. Again, understanding the reason why the clients want the plan will help in developing designs that are customer-focused and which are relevant to contemporary society and economy.

Therefore, I believe that my principle will be of great benefit not only to our clients but also to the growth and profitability of the organization.

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SUSTAINABLE GROCERY STORE FOR FOOD WASTE | RETAIL DESIGN 2019 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

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FEEL IT SENSORY GALLERY | RETAIL & RESIDENTIAL DESIGN 2017 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

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GULLAH GEECHEE COMMUNITY CITY MARKET | RETAIL DESIGN 2018 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

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FOREST IN GREY RETIREMENT APARTMENT | HOSPITALITY DESIGN 2016 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

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IN TO THE INSIDE AMERICAN CUSINE | RETAIL DESIGN 2014 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

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URBAN DWELLING | RESIDENTIAL DESIGN 2014 @ PRATT INSTITUTE

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BEDFORD LIBRARY | INSTITUTION DESIGN 2013 @ PRATT INSTITUTE

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GROTTO _ ROYOAL CARRIBEAN DESIGN | CRUISESHIP DESIGN 2015 @ SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN

SUSTAINABLE GROCERY STORE FOR FOOD WASTE Made For Year Concept Location

: SAVANNAH DOWNTOWN DISTRICT : 2019 : REDUCING FOOD WASTE THROUGH CONSUMER’S SHOPPING BEHAVIOR : Savannah, Georgia

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ㅊㅁㄴㄷCASE STUDY :

INTERIOR PROBLEM AND SOLUTION

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PROBLEM IN CURRENT LOCAL GROCERY STORE

Coop at Millan Expo 2015

This project is all about sustainability The significant aspects of the site includes a two story historic building, that using adaptive reuse principles of recycling building environment .

Unique features of this project are shipping containers that organize the interior that conveys goods to consumers without unnecessary packaging, unique display material with way-finding and educational prompt.

ㅊㅁㄴㄷCASE STUDY : Alibaba

grocery store at China

DISCARDED PRODUCT

CONFUSION OF LABEL

LOW STAFFING

PROBLEM 40% 52%

FRUITS AND VEGETABLE

50%

FISH AND SEAFOOD

38%

GRAIN FOOD

22%

MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCT

PROGRAM

= 62.5 MILLION TONS

= $218 BILLION

OVERSTOCKED PRODUCT DISPLAY

FAIL TO RETAIN PRODUCT

INTERIOR DESIGN SOLUTION

Design is a grocery store that focuses on reduction of food waste. The functional requirements point to an organizational inspired by the Oglethorpe plan that highlights packaging, display, education of the consumers, transparency of building methods and experience of technology with nature

OF THE FOOD PRODUCED IN U.S. WASTED EVERY YEAR

EXPECTATION OF COSMETIC PERFECTION

ㅊㅁㄴㄷCASE STUDY :

Zero Waste Stores

WAY-FINDING

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Color Recognization /Pattern/Lighting

Signage Circulation Control

DISPLAY

EDUCATION

THEORY APPLICATION

EXPERIENCE

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Control Consumer’s Purchase

Technology/ Installation

CAN INTERIOR DESIGN IMPROVE HUMAN BEHAVIOR TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE?

Inclusive Design

Sustainable Theory

Biophilic Theory

Rationalism Theory

PREVENTION

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LEAST FAVORED OPTION

MOST FAVORED OPTION

MINIMIZATION

REUSE RECYCLING

HUMAN BEHAVIOR CUSTOMER

ENERGY RECOVERY

INTERIOR ENVIRONMENTAL GROCERY STORE

PROTOTYPE 01

PROTOTYPE 02

NO RUSH (WEEK +)

EXPIRES SOON (4-6 DAYS)

PROTOTYPE 03

EXPIRES SOON (4-6 DAYS)

PROTOTYPE 04

EXPIRES ASAP (1-3 DAYS)

NO RUSH (WEEK +)

EXPIRES SOON (4-6 DAYS

EXPIRES ASAP (1-3 DAYS)

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1F RECEPTION AREA

1F CONFERENCE ROOM

6 DISTANCE BETWEEN ART WORK AND HUMAN NATURAL LIGHT VS ARTIFICIAL LIGHT

VISION HAPTIC BAREFOOT SOFT VS ROUGH COLD VS WARM FLAT VS BUMP

ACOUSTIC VS NON-ACOUSTIC

TOUCH

AUDITION

1st Floor Plan

GUSTATIONS

OLFACTION OPEN KITCHEN MATERIALITY CHANGE NATURAL VS NON NATURAL

3F RESIDENTIAL LIVING ROOM

PROGRAM - CATERING - RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN 9'-6" AFF

Concept IDEA

C-3

9'-0" AFF

C-4

Cutting edge art does not have a clear definition to describe it yet. However, it is known as the leading trends in art.

FEEL IT SENSORY GALLERY

9'-6" AFF

With new techniques, materials and media usage, cutting edge artists provide new experiences to viewers.

This Sensory Gallery helps visitors experience art beyonds a limited visual sense.

: BIENNENSTOCK COMPETITION : 2017 : FIVE SENSORY GALLERY : Buffalo, New York

Visitors will need to use their auditory sense for multi-media, their touch for sculpture appreciation, their olfactory sense for Perceiving different materials etc..

Beginning from the entrance, visitors experience the gallery with bare feet, and walk around to enjoy both the art and the interior.

C-4

10'-0" C-6 AFF

9'-0" AFF

9'-6" AFF 9'-6" AFF

9'-6" AFF

Made For Year Concept Location

C-5 M.S

9'-6" AFF

C-7

C-8

EXIT

C-2

C-1

9'-6" AFF

9'-0" AFF

C-3

C-3 9'-6" AFF

C-2

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1F Ceiling Plan CEILING LEGEND

BRAND LOGO DESIGN

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Material Board - Conference room

Material Board - Multimedia session

Material Board - Bathroom

VR RENDERING MULTIMEDIA SESSION

*Click the Icon If You are using Computer *Recommend Window VR RENDERING Painting and Sculture SESSION

2nd Floor Plan

*Scan QR Code with your phone - It has to only open with Youtube App (not Browswer)

3rd Floor Plan

2F GALLERY - MULTIMEDIA SESSION

ELEVATION 01

ELEVATION 02

ELEVATION 03

ELEVATION 04

1F WALL DISPLAY

1F CONFERENCE WALL

2F Movable Wall Hanging

2F Multimedia Display

2F GALLERY - PAINTING AND SCULTURE SESSION

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GULLAH GEECHEE COMMUNITY CITY MARKET Made For Year Concept Location

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Gullah Geechee Community 2018 Weaving Savannah, Ga

Located on the Sea islands of Georgia and South Carolina are the Gullah community, also known as the Geechee people. As a distinct Africa American community, the Gullah have a unique culture that is linked with West Africa and a spoken language known as Gullah (Gil-luh).

CONCEPT - WEAVING

Gullah Geechee Handcraft Gullah Geechee Handcraft

This City Market project is inspired by the unique cultures of the Gullah/Geechee people and the realization that this community has been more successful in maintaining their customs and traditions. As a result, the interior designs of the market have been done with their culture in mind and made to express the lifestyles and beliefs that make the Gullah/Geechee people who they are.

GULLAH’S CHARACTERISTIC Arts and crafts are the result of products designed by necessity for activities of subsistence and daily living such as making cast nets for fishing, basket weaving for agriculture and textile arts for clothing and warmth.

Sweetgrass baskets, originally designed for rice production and processing and other domestic uses in Africa, were used for agricultural purposes such as planting and harvesting of coastal crops. http://www.thecharlestoncitymarket.com/main/gallery

Arts and crafts are the result of products designed by necessity for activities of subsistence and daily living such as making cast nets for fishing, basket weaving for agriculture and textile arts for clothing and warmth.

Sweetgrass baskets, originally designed for rice production and processing and other domestic uses in Africa, were used for agricultural purposes such as planting and harvesting of coastal crops.

USERS’ JOURNEY

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http://www.thecharlestoncitymarket.com/main/gallery

Primary User

Primary User

Secondary User

Secondary User

Restaurant

Market

Tourist

Local Resident

SHARE CULTURAL CUISINE

CRAFTING

VISIT SAVANNAH

LIVING IN SAVANNAH

GULLAH TRADITIONAL FOOD CAFE

CREATE HANDCRAFT PRODUCT WHICH CHARACTER-

TOUR OR BUSINESS

WORKING/ LIVING IN SAVANNAH DOWNTOWN

IZE GULLAH (BASKET, ARTWORK ETC)

COMMUNITY MARKET

VISIT DOWNTOWN

- CREATE GULLAH CITY MAREKT

PURPOSE - FOOD OR RETAIL

- RENT SPACE FOR SELLING PRODUCT

CITY MARKET AND RESTAURATN

- DISPLAY GULLAH’S CHARACTERISTIC

LOCATED AROUND LOCATION

WITH EXPLAINATION

SERVING ORDER MANU AND PROVIDE FOOD

REATAIL ENGAGE - SELL PRODUCT - EARN MONEY - CUSTOMER LEARN ABOUT GULLAH COMMUNITY

ENGAGE PERMEATE INTO LOCA AREA THROUGH FOOD

SUPPORT GULLAH COMMUNITY THROUGH THE MONEY EARN FROM PRODUCT SUPPORT GULLAH COMMUNITY

EXPERIENCE GULLAH

THROUGH THEIR FOOD OR PRODUCT UNDERSTAND AND EXPERIENCE GULLAH CULTURE

BECOME MORE CLOSE TO PEOPLE CLOSE TO OTHER WITH GULLAH COMMUNITY

ADVERTISE GULLAH TROUGH RETAIL POPULIZE GULLAH COMMUNITY TO THE PEOPLE THROUGH SELLING THEIR CHARACTERIC PRODUCT.

CAFE

BOOTH PROTOTYPE DESIGN

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ELEVATIONS RECEPTION AREA

1st Floor Plan

GULLAH KITCHEN

KITCHEN BAR

2nd Floor Plan

2F DINING

Booth design : tradeshow analysis / booth design

1F RETAIL MARKET

1F RETAIL EXTERIOR

10 1F RECEPTION AREA DETAIL

Forest in GREY Made For : Retired Elders Year : 2015 Concept : Forest Location : Manhattan, New York

This project aims to remodel a Lever House into a retirement apartment. The interior work in this project is inspired by New York City’s central park theme of Grey. The grey theme is efficient in retirement apartments since it is a go-between dark and light and efficiently creates a soft palette for the elderly.

The number of elderly people in the United States continues to increase. At least 27% of adult Americans are aged above 60. The increasing number of elderly call for improved living spaces for the elderly. “Forest in Grey” is a retirement apartment for the elderly.

It targets the elder persons who have recently retired from active services, or those intending to retire in the near future.

This apartment project will provide them with an efficient space to live and rest.

- UNIVERSAL DESIGN RECEPTION DESK - TWO DIFFERENT HEIGH FOR DISABILITY - GREEN NATURAL PLANT POINT

Curtain Wall

UNIT A 2 BED APARTMENT

UNIT B 2 BED APARTMENT

UNIT C 1 BED APARTMENT

11 1F COFFEE GALLERY PARTITION DETAIL

RESIDENTIAL DETAIL (FOYER)

BED ROOM WALL ELEVATION

- PARTITION (CUSTOM DESIGN)

- CUSTOM FOYER DESIGN

ELEVATION 01 (RENDERING IMAGE H)

- DOWN LIGHT INSTALLED IN TOP FRAMED PART

- COVE LIGHT INSTALLED TOP OF THE FRAME WORK

- CUSTOM WALL DESIGN FOR DISPLAY

- ARCHIVE ART WORK ON THE BOARD

- HANG ARTWORK/ PICTURE ON THE BOARD

- RESIDENT CAN DISPLAY THEIR PERSONAL COLLECTION ON THE WALL

- WORK FOR BOUNDARY DIVISION / PARTITION

- SHELF FOR STORAGE ON BOTTOM

- COVE LIGHT INSTALLED INSIDE OF DISPLAY AREA

- PARTITION BETWEEN ENTRANCE AND PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL

INTO THE INSIDE - AMERICAN CUSINE Made For Year Concept Location

: SAVANNAH DOWNTOWN DISTRICT : 2014 : Universal Design + Trustful : Savannah, Georgia

There Are Many Good Restaurants And Diners In Savannah. As A Typical Southern Area, Savannah Offers Lots Of Food That Are Deep-Fried And Oiled.

The Building Provided Is Placed At Border Of Savannah I Want To Make A ‘Healthy” And ’Trustworthy’ Restaurant To People.

The Main Reason I Chose Those Two Ideas As Concept Is Becuase I Found Out That Most Of The People Who Has More Oil Depp Food And Caffeined Drink Are More In Risk Of Having Healthe Issues Than People Who Has More Variety Of Food And Less Fried Food. Not Only I Want To Show The Visitors The Heal Thier Menu, But Also I Want To Show The Freshness And Best Quality Of Ingredients And Selected Cooking Skill In My Design.

Therefore I Tried To Design As “All People Can Share The Views” With Using Opened Spaces And Using Transparent Materials. From Everywehere Customer Can Watch The Process Of Cooking From The Kitchen, And Workers Can Customer’s Responces While Works

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1F DINING AND RECEPTION VIEW

STUDY MODEL

1st Floor Plan

Mezzanine Floor Plan

Scale : Graphic scale

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5

10

25ft

DIAGRAM

CONNECTION BETWEEN DINING, TAKEOUT AND KITCHEN

CONNECTION BETWEEN DINING AND KITCHEN

AXONMETRIC & UNIVERSAL DESIGN IDEA

CONNECTION BETWEEN MEZZANINE AND PASSTHROUGH

UNIVERSAL DESIGN Beam Trust (Wood)

Mezzanine Floor DINING

COFF

Elec. connections

KITCHEN TAKEOUT & RETAIL

Ligh Fixture

PASS THROUGH

SKETCH

CONNECTION BETWEEN Take-out and Kitchen

CONNECTION BETWEEN MEZZANINE AND PASSTHROUGH

CONNECTION BETWEEN DINING AND KITCHEN

FROM ANY SPACES PEOPLE CAN SHARE THE VIEWS. (SUCH AS FROM ANY SPACE THEY CAN SEE THE KITCHEN)

Historical Building

STAIR FROM DINING

ARC-Window Brick Wall

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

KITCHEN DINING

BUILDING ITSELF BECOME ONE BIG KITCHEN

CONCEPT 02

KITCHEN

DINING

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Gathering program based on kitchen

DINING

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DINING

1F TAKE-OUT, DINING AND KITCHEN VIEW

KITCHEN KITCHEN

PARTI

Program organization Gathering program on kitchen Parti based to the plan

MEZA

CONCEPT 02

KITCHEN

VISION SHARING ENCASEMENT VISION SHARING ENCASEMENT VISION SHARING DE - EACH SPACE CAN SHARE THE VIEW FROM EACH OTHER - THE KITCHEN CONTAINS KITCHEN - EACH SPACE CAN SHARE THE VIEW FROM EACH OTHER - THE KITCHEN CONTAINS ANOTHER KITCHEN INSIDE - EACH SPACE INSIDE CAN SHARE THE VIEW FROM EACH OTHER MEZZANINE FLOOR(KITCHEN DINING FROM VIEW AINS KITCHEN AS PROGRAM) COOKER CAN WATCH CUSTOMER AND DINING FROMANOTHER CUSTOMER CAN (THINK BUILDING AS A ONE KITCHEN AND IT CONTAINS KITCHEN AS PROGRAM) (KITCHEN FROMCUSTOMER COOKER CAN WATCH CUSTOMER AND DINING FROM CUSTOMER CAN (THINK BUILDING AS A ONE KITCHEN AND IT CONTAINS KITCHEN AS PROGRAM) (KITCHEN FROM COOKER CAN WATCH CUSTOMER AND DINING FROM CAN WATCH COOKER) WATCH COOKER) WATCH COOKER)

PARTI Parti to the plan

STAIR FROM COFFEE SHOP

VISION SHARING EVERYWHERE TO KITCHEN

DINING

KITCHEN KITCHEN

RETA

ELEVATOR

UNIVERSAL DESING POINT : WHEN CUSTOMER COMES UP TO MEZANINE BOTH STAIR AND ELEVATOR DIRECTION CAN SHARE SAME VIEWS

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

CONCEPT VISION SHARING INSIDE AND OUTSIDE CONCEPT 01CONCEPT CONCEPT 01 02

DININ

Parti to Program the plan organization

Program organization

PROGRAM

LIVING ROOM - NIGHT TIME PERSPECTIVE

LIVING ROOM - NOON TIME PERSPECTIVE

SOLAR STUDY 14

Natural light changes over time and season. There are many windows in many buildings and the natural light comes into spaces through the windows.

However the light cannot reach the entire space due to change of time and season. Natural light affects hugely on the mood, feeling and temperature of the space.

People nowadays are paying less attention to the natural lights in their residential places.

The key point of this project is placing as much light as possible in needed places, by controlling the natural light; designing a place is possible through controlling the light

Divide plan with Grid Section (window point)

Divide plan with Natural light Amount

Divide plan with Natural light Direction

URBAN DWELLING Made For Year Concept Location

: : : :

Honeymoon Couple 2014 Maximizing Natural Light Manhattan, New York

Find Geometric Form

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Organize form with Efficient Angle

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Morning (07:20 AM) based on all season

Noon (12:00 PM) based on all season

After Noon (2:00 PM) based on all season

Evening (5:00 PM) based on all seaon

FLOOR PLAN

SECTION A & D

KITCHEN - NOON TIME PERSPECTIVE

SECTION B & C

MASTER BEDROOM - NOON TIME PERSPECTIVE

MASTER BEDROOM - NIGHT TIME PERSPECTIVE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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KITCHEN - NIGHT TIME PERSPECTIVE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

BODY CONSTRUCTION STUDY

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Figure Module Study

Reducing problem Idea

Solving Study Model

Shoulder pain and Neck Pain

Supportive Product

Human-being, even though they have accompolished numorous impossible things, still have physical limits from structural unflexibility.

CONCEPT MODEL

Snakes are very flexible and its physical moves are unlimited.

Those two very different objects, still have similar curvilinear muscles because both are still ‘living things’. By adopting such umlimited

Balloon

Shoulder and Arm Postion

This project is all about comforts People go to the library for reading books or studying and working however types of furniture in the library makes human pose uncomfortable.

So questioned myself “Why do we need to fit our body into the furniture? how about furniture fit into us?”

From the design, I tried to minimize furniture and library itself can become a piece of big furniture which can fit on the people

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N O N F I C T

N O V E L

N O N

B I O G R

F I C T I O N

P H Y

Section A

G R A P H

F I C T I O N

N O N F I C T I O N

F I C T I O N

R E F E R E N C E

C O O K I N G

N O V E L

H O L D S

Section B

Diagram Idea 01

Diagram Idea 02

- Comfort Furniture installation (Furniture fit for all)

- Water reflection : Visualize noise

Diagram Idea 04 - Multiple layer flooring

Diagram Idea 03 -Acoustic: Reduce Noise

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Bedford Local Resident 2013 Comforts/ Snake Brooklyn, NewYork

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Supportive Product

F I C T I O N

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flexible features of the snake to the human figure, human can then overcome its incapability in bodily movement

Clay

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Bedford Library Made For Year Concept Location

CONCEPT APPLICATION

Body contruction in Study Pose

Uncomfortable part in pose

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CONCEPT - SNAKE

1F PLAN

LIBRARY PERSPECTIVE 01

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LIBRARY PERSPECTIVE 02

STUDY MODEL

RoyalCaribbean

Venue FLOOR PLAN

Grotto_Royal Carribean CONCEPT DIAGRAM Made For : Royal Carribean _ Millennium Guest Year : 2015 Concept : Grotto

XSIZE YSIZE

First impressions count and last.

The Grotto invites residents into a sleek, edgy and contemporary cabin experience.

Direction 01

Direction 02

In order to bring life and personality to the lifestyle of the young travelrs, Design will create an interactive communal, hub space.

This space is now awaiting its future residents; the urban, professional and modern generation. With this design will form a community within a community.

HALL Perspective 01

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Scale : Graphic scale

GROUP PROJECT_ (Venue Design) - Hall Rendered by Kevin Chung - Hall Plan and concept designed my Kevin Chung - Material chosen and plan drawing with team member

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HALL Perspective 02

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3

6m

Entertainment Lounge Perspective

Level 2 7' - 0"

Level 2 7' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

Room For 4 People Perspective

on 1

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ELEVATIONS

Room For 4 People (Bathroom) Perspective

Level 2 ROOM 7' - 0"FOR 4 Room For 4 People Perspective GROUP PROJECT_ (Room Design)

Level 2 7' - 0"

Level 2 7' - 0"

Equipment - Two tablets with integrated SEAWIRE app - Speaker with alram clock / cellphone wireless charger

Elevation 2 1 : 50

Level 1 0' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0" Level 2 7' - 0"

ion 2

levation 1 : 50

BATHROOM 1 : 50

Level 1 0' - 0"

-Rendered by team member - Elevation drawn by team member - Floor Plan & Material chosen by Kevin Chung

Room for 4 people Design in Venue

Level 2 7' - 0"

Elevation 4 4 1 : 50 Level 1 0' - 0"

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Equipment BATHROOM - Personal night stand next to bed 1 : 50 - Personal Drop-down Cabinet

Level 1 cabinets for cleaning floors - Drop-down 0' - 0"

Level 2 7' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0" 3

BATHROOM

1 : 50 BATHROOM

Level 2 7' - 0"

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Elevation 4 1 : 50

Level 1 0' - 0"

Separate shower with changing area Acrylic tinted bench

Level 1 0' - 0"

Scale : Graphic scale

Equipment - Vertical make-up mirror

Level - Drop1cabinet 0' - 0"2 Level 7' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 20" Level 7' - 0"

4 Level 1Elevation 4 with Mirror LED Light 1 : 50 0' - 0"

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Level 1 1 : 50 Level 1 0' - 0"

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3000mm

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