Yawen Zhang_ Interior Architecture Portfolio by yawenzhang_Arwen

YAWEN ZHANG Portfolio In Interior And Architecture Design Selected Work Email: yawenzhang22@gmail.com

02 STORYTELLER Immersive Theatre for the Drama Sleep No more 01 277 AMENITY CENTER 20,000 sf Amenity for Office Building Including Teleconferencing Rooms and Fitness Center 03 RETAIL & BAR Food Space for the Brand HENRI CHARPENTIER 04 TRANSFORMATIONS IN SPACE Office Space Design 05 FLOW PAVILION An Installation in Barcelona Pavilion OTHER WORKS Urban & Industrial Design Works CONTANTS

PLANNING - 2 SCHEMES

277 AMENITY CENTER

Completion Time: Dec, 2022

Category: Built, Commercial Site: Manhattan, NY

Building Area: 20,000 SF

(My role: Site Survey, Programming, Planning, 3D Modeling, Presentation Drawings/ Renderings, Bidding Document, Construction Document, DOB/DOH Filing, Furniture/ Finish/ Fixture/ Accessory Options, FF&E Specs Organization, Shop Drawings Review, Site Review/ Punch List, Photograph)

In the first scheme, we propose a change to the original location of the gym. Instead, we suggest placing the lounge area and conference room on the side with curtain walls. This arrangement would maximize the amount of sunlight entering the space, creating a brighter and more inviting atmosphere.

The renovated amenity space is designed to offer a comprehensive range of services that cater to the diverse needs of the staff in the office building The space has been designed to provide a seamless transition between different functional areas, ensuring a sense of cohesion and continuity throughout the space.

The design is intended to create an inviting and functional space that enhances the after-work life of the staff in the office building. The step-shaped moss wall is a particularly unique feature that adds an element of visual interest and dynamism to the space, helping to create a vibrant and engaging atmosphere.

In the second scheme, our goal is to preserve the original layout based on the client's preference, which means keeping the gym in its original location. Alongside that, we propose adding a lounge area on the opposite side. Furthermore, we have integrated a plant system into the space, featuring the green wall designed in a step shape to infuse vibrancy into the environment

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PLAN

Group Fint ness: Extg fl oor ing t o rem ai nref in sh Remove GWB @curt ai n wall and provide pl ex prot ect ion

Gy m:

F oor: Rubber Matt ng

Wal s: G ass/M irr ors/W d Panel

C g: GW B w/ Wd.Tri m/Cove

We llne ss Ce nte r:

F oor: Car pet

Wal s: W d. Panels/GW B

C g: ACT w/W d Tr m/ Cove

En try : Rec ad Extg [Wd / Stone ] or New de sk in new locat on

Typica l Nap Rooms :

Floor: Car pet

Wa l s: GW B/W d.

Clg: ACT/G WB/Cove/W d Trim Naps; m et ronaps com

New S tea m & Sa una Rooms

Board Room:

Floor: W d /Car pet

Wal s: W d Pane s

C g: GW B w/ Wd Trim /Cove

Doors: Sl di ng Mt l / G ass

Lounge A rea: F oor: W d /Car pet

Wal s: W d Panels/GW B/Felt / Banquet te/TV

C g: ACT/G WB w /Wd Tr m/ Cove

Vi deo/ Conf erence Rooms:

F oor: W d /Car pet

Wa l s: W d Panels

Clg: GW B w/ Wd Tr m /Cove

Tile in the Shower: Locker Room/ Restroom/ Shower Room Options: Reception/ Lounge:

Extg.

Mechanical

Floor: St one

Wall s: W d Pane s/Banquette

Clg: GW B w/ Wd Tri m/Cove New m l work/service requir ements @ Jui ce Bar Typical Locker Room :

Floor: Til e./ Car pet

Wal s: GW B/W d [ Sauna/St eam}

Showers/Rest Room: Ti e/ Glass Doors

C g: GW B [ Shower s/ Rest Room] ACT

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Mut -pur pose/ Pri vat e Tra n ng PT Acupunctur e Nutr t ionist Chir opr actor

Doors: S i di ng Mt l./ Glass Room

Entry/Eat ing Area:

FINISH OPTIONS/ RENDERINGS

Lounge Seating Area Boardroom

Vedio Conference Room Open Circulation

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STORYTELLER

Immersive Theatre for the Drama Sleep No More

Renovation of Paper Factory in Marzabotto Competition

Duration: 2018.05-2018.06

Instructor: Prof. Li Bing

Category: Design

Site: Marzabotto, Italy

Building Area: 4200 ㎡

The project is a renovation of the Mantuan paper factory and the idea of the renovation starts from exploring correspondence between drama scene and space. Dramatic conflict produces spatial perception. And the narrative order of space is in connection with the development of the drama. A new type of theatre called "Immersive Theatre" is built up to create experiences where audience members give up their "observer" status to become co-actors and co-creators of the narrative and of the storytelling process. And the audience will have an emotional resonance from the architecture.

You will be inside the space, choosing what scenes to see, creating movements and physically responding to actions to create site-responsive theatre. The performance will never be the same. In the theatre, audience is the storyteller, actor is the storyteller, space is the storyteller. Everything is the storyteller.

RETAIL & BAR

Food Space for the Brand HENRI CHARPENTIER

2020 Spring Interior Design Studio

Duration: Graduate, 2020.4-2020.5

Instructor: Jon Otis

Category: Design Studio in Pratt

Site: Manhattan, NY

This project is to design a food space for the dessert brand HENRI CHARPENTIER. The site is located at 126 5th Ave, Manhattan. The proposal is for a type of composite-space that merges a sophisticated afternoon or evening dessert and bar destination, with a more casual retail space selling various artisanal sweets and desserts. The design also addresses the new paradigm we are presently living in: a viral pandemic - create spaces where people can see others, hear others, but not come in contact with them directly.

CONCEPT - DUAL- ATMOSPHERE SPACE

- ADJUSTABLE SPACE

- SOPHISTICATED MINIMALISM

- SIMPLE AND CLEAN

DESCRIPTION

The design will feature a separate dessert bar and retail space selling sweet baked goods and desserts as well as items togo. Coffee, beverages, tea and desserts will be served in the afternoon and in the evening specialty desserts will be paired with cocktails or wine. The design will seek to convey a consistent continuity in materials but will have two diverse atmospheres for visitors to experience. Customers can select uniquely-packaged sweets while also maintaining social distancing. The retail space provides the opportunity to sell products to take home during a pandemic.

ADDRESSING PANDEMIC

During pandemic period, Retail provide to-go items, shopping in the store considering social distancing Bar provide dining space with separating fabric

After pandemic(post-pandemic), Adjustable curtains will enable larger group gatherings

WHY FABRIC AS PARTITION FOR DINING SPACE?

UP TO 72 HOURS:

This is the amount of time coronavirus can stay active on hard, shiny surfaces Think things like play equipment, door and public transport handles and your phone.

UP TO 24 HOURS:

This is the amount of time it took for researchers to find no more viable traces of the virus on cardboard. This is also a good guide for other porous surfaces

Porous surfaces are much less likely to hold viable amounts of the virus.

Finally decided to use cotton and linen translucent fabric as the partition material. Cotton and linen fabrics give people a sense of intimacy and comfort. At the same time, the translucent fabric provides a certain degree of privacy. It also meets the psychological needs of people under pandemic: you can hear or see each other to a certain extent, but you cannot have direct contact with someone.

Show

Counter & Cashier

Dining Area

CURTAIN RAIL SYSTEM & TRACK LIGHTING

Consider social distancing during pandemic, using curtain systems to separate people. When it is post-pandemic, adjustable curtains will enable larger group gatherings.

Also, the rails of the curtain in dining space are extended as the rails of track lighting in retail space.

During Pandemic: Curtains seperate people; Sliding doors block the flow of people passing through the dining space and retail space.

When post-pandemic, the curtains are opened and people resume social communication.

During pandemic, the curtains as partition to seperate people.

Post-pandemic: Allow group gatherings; Sliding doors opend to allow the flow of people passing through the dining space and retail space.

Bar Area

FLOW PAVILION

An Installation in Barcelona Pavilion

2020 Summer Option Studio

Duration: Graduate, 2020.6-2020.7

Instructor: David Mans

Category: Team Work, Co-Designer Xinduo Guo

Site: Barcelona, Spain

The Barcelona Pavilion demonstrates a spatial fluidity by creating interlocking space through vertical and horizontal planes, visible or implied. Our installation enlarges the spatial experience of the pavilion by emphasizing the body’s relationship with the surroundings (proprioception). The installation also designs circulations to foster movement around the space.

FORM FINDING PROCESS WITH GRASSHOPPER

Upon arrival, the installation begins from the stairs and extends toward the west entrance. Walking around the installation and the Barcelona Pavilion, visitors are sometimes enclosed and sometimes exposed.

CLIENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS TILING STRATEGY

Tiles are assigned based on the “planarity” of the pavilion. Thus tiles in vertical and horizontal directions have different tiles and show a transition from flat to steep. The shadow of the tiling becomes a translation of the structure and direction of the forces above, changing based on the time of the day. Aluminum sheet is selected as the material because of its ductility, reflectivity, strength, and ability to provide shades.