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_selected works by yik ting tan

Things I have learned in my architecture life so far.

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VISITOR INTERPRETIVE CENTRE

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PERSONAL SPACE FOR A KID

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COMMUNITY LIBRARY [ semester_05 ]

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CULTURAL CENTRE [ semester_06 ]

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METHOD OF DOCUMENTATION & MEASURED DRAWINGS [ semester_03.5 ]

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SKETCHES [ semester_01]

PHYSICAL MODELS FREELANCE’S PROJECTS [ since 2017 ]

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FURNITURE COMPETITION [ 2017 ]

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THINGS I HAVE LEARNED IN MY LIFE SO FAR

_personal statement _title

“ I am still learning ” – is a famous quote by michelangelo. I related to what he said because in design you are always learning something new regardless of whether you are a student, professional, or well known architect. design constantly keeps me on my toes; there is never a dull moment and i enjoy the process of designing. after completing each project, i gain more about both myself and the world around me.

I consider the learning process in design to be a blank page. The more that you learned about the subject matter you are desigining for, the more creative ideas and solutions you can put onto that blank page and this is a reason why i can’t stop desigining. But your design is only as good as your willingness to keep learning and evolving as an achitect.

Stefan Sagmeister came out with a book titled, “things I have learned in my life so far”. The part of the title, “so far” really resonates with me- if you think about it, you never really stop learning. There’s always something new waiting for you to discover. Whether it be a new technology, or shift in cultural values; desgin is forever changing with the ebb and flow of society.

With this mindset of continuous learning, i tackle each project of mine as a challenge to learn new things. I tried many concepts and ideas, different approaches and solutions, to achieve my final design. Sometimes I’m not satisfied with the outcome, I discover a better solution after the project ended, and that is fine as well, for i learnt something new once again.

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01 09

_semester 03

Visitor Interpretive Center

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GENIUS LOCI: VISITOR INTERPRETIVE CENTRE Propose a design scheme which response to the site (site topography, history and socio-cultural events), functional program and users’ experiences.

_introduction

KUALA SEPETANG Kuala Sepetang is a costal village situated next to sungai sepetang in northwestern of Perak, Malaysia.

The genius loci of Kuala sepetang is the river and mangrove rofest surrounded by it.

By studying the morphology of kuala sepetang due to historical development and topography.

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_design algorithm

CONCEPT + SITE REPONSE + VIEWS + CLIMATIC REPONSE capturing the positive.

linear and cluster form as the morphology of Kuala Sepetang.

extend of verticallity from the mangrove forest to river to site.

skeletal structure as to juxtapose in the site.

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Juxaposition in culture . feeling . senses _design intention

to enrich and preserve the natural environment (mangrove forest and river bank) to encourage the interaction and cultural exchange between local and visitor

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main entrance research lab (algae manufacture) changing room amphitheatre mangroove garden secondary entrance

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gallery viewing deck cafe

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_user experience Juxtaposition in culture, feeling, senses is experienced by vistor when walking through the VIC from scale, structure, material and light and shadow.

Interlocking beam and column

Ramp

A strong connection and feeling within the spaces joining the plasticity of the present and fragment of past to create a form

The ramp is circulated all the spaces for the user to feel and experience

Hierachy

Light and shadow

Spaces with different height due to topography from river bank to inland

The shadow casted represent the railway track like the beginning of history of Kuala Sepetang at the entrance

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HARMONY a strong essence of harmony can be feel at the beginning of journey, visitor will engage into the environment.

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JOURNEY OF LIGHT AS HOPE the light penetrate into gallery about mangrove forest, like mangrove is the hope of Kuala sepetang.

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CONNECTION the interlocking structure can be see everywhere in VIC. This indicates a strong connection and relationship along the journey. Visitor will loave with strong memory.

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Personal Space for Kid

_objective

A PERSONAL SPACE to design a personal space which is intended for a specific user based on an in-depth study of the user’s need. It is to develop awareness of environmental sustainability in a design and student’s ability to meet the imperative and interrelated social needs.

_introduction

WINDMILL CARE CENTRE The proposed site is located within the compounds of windmill care centre, towards the north-east corner of the huge backyard near a traditional kampung’ which in itself is surrounded by a fruit orchard. The courtyard is used as an outdoor learning platform that supports the children’s social, emotional, intellectual and physical development.

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_site analysis

SITE REPONSE + VIEWS + CLIMATIC REPONSE circulation to site

context surrounded large amount of greenries with single-log bridge as existing structure. close proximity to vernacular malay house (windmill care centre)

shadow casting at 0800

shadow casting at 1800

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LOST & FOUND a place where the missing pieces of the child can be found

_design intention

the wish of the Carlven is to grow up faster because sometime he is so stressed out by the workload. so he feels tired and wants to break free from this king of lifestyle. he also wishes his busy working parents stop working and spend more time with him. what makes him the happiest is when he is playing jazz drum with strong rhythm. he is always sensitive to the surrounding due to his strong curiousity through 5 senses. carlven loves to observe in nature under the sunlight but he is fear of insects. because of the lacking of the companion which a kid should have the most on this age, perhaps this personal space for carlven would help him to find back the missing pieces that making up his childhood abd overcome his fear through companion and encouragement of his parents.

_design strategies

shaded region

segments

elevated structure

viewing framing

blocks for user’s activities

colors forming and views blocking

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Community Library

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PLACE - MAKING: COMMUNITY LIBRARY focuses on the theme of place-making for the urban community. It aims to explore urban conditions pertaining to movement, events and spaces within urban street context and to provide appropriate architectural solutions in designing a community library for the city’s inhabitants.

_introduction

MEDEAN PASAR In the heart of KL’s historic core, lies Medan Pasar. A melting pot of culture, traditions and a rich diversity of inspiring stories yet lacks of activity & programme that able to attract urban community & visitor so people do not stop but just pass through.

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CONTEXTUAL REPONSE + MASSING STRATEGY

2 SHOPLOTS OF URBAN INFILL IN MEDAN PASAR

THE GRIDLINE IS SET ACCORDANCE TO TRAJECTORY LINE FROM HERITAGE AND BUSINESS NODES

5 STOREY HEIGHT OF LIBRARY

THE LOWER LEVELS IS RECESSED TO CREATE A STOPPING POINT

UPPER LEVELS ARE RECESSED TO BLEND WITH THE NEIGHBOURING BUILDINGS

THE ROOF IS PITCHED TO MERGE THE CONTEXTUAL BUILT FORM

THE ROOF IS SLANTED TO CREATE A HARMONY EMPHASIS WITHIN THE CONTEXT

VOID IS DESIGNED TO ALLOW VISUAL TRANSPARENCY FROM THE STREET

THE GROUND FLOOR IS FULLY OPEN TO ALLOW MORE ENGAGEMENT

THE POCKET SPACE IS FRAME WITH HOME SPACE

THE POCKET SPACE IS PROTRUDED OUT TO CREATE VISUAL EMPHASIS

BALCONY IS DESIGNED TO ALLOW MORE PHYSICAL ENGAGEMENT FROM UPPER LEVELS

_design intention

ADAPTABLE ARCHITECTURE As a sharing knowledge space through each communities not just resources, focus on history, business and food, as a people-friendly destination.

Activate with new activities & programme serve multi-use dimension to liven up the place with diverse users along with participation of each community group.

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POCKET SPACE As diversification of informal and formal nodes among different community groups. Each community groups stay and engage in their own comfort zone like a pocket, user should move away from the given framework be able to adapt and interact among each other.

_ground floor_plan

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movable pocket activity terrace reception newspaper & magazine lounge locker seating historical gallery eateries community kitchen food workshop open ict area & bus waiting area green belt and spice garden

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business pocket main collection informal gathering pocket open technology area business lounge

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community workshop exhibition pocket main collection casual reading space green pocket

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cafe parent area children play space kid area main collection youth area moveable pouch main collection reading pocket outdoor green cafe

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POCKET SPACES

COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

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COMMUNITY KICTHEN

CHILDREN PLAY SPACE

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INDIVIDUAL STUDY POCKET

_FRONT ELEVATION

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home-spaced pockets are designed with different scales, materials and feelings according to users’ preference and create a sense of belonging.

MOVEABLE POCKET

MOVEABLE

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COLLABORATION

LOUNGE

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_BACK ELEVATION

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GREEN BELT a green belt is designed at the back alley acts as a suprise element, so people will appriciate the back alley.

_SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

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SKYLIGHT the void which puntured through each levels of the library creates a vertical connection in the building which tie each of the pocket spaces, this allows the users to have interaction and contact betweem different pocket spaces.

_SHORT SECTION

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FAMILY POCKET untouchable pleasure of parenting, a family area is at the level 4 of the library with spaces that specially designed to live and relive experiences through children and parents, whether book or coffee

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BUSINESS POCKET business pocket is designed for the white collars around the site to have informal and formal meeting with colleagues or client.

_LONG SECTION

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HISTORY a historical gallery of medan pasar is designed with a direct view to the clock tower

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LIBRARY the functional aspect of the library informs the interior environment as the simple beauty of thousands of books creates a timeless visual and spatial quality that articulate the library as a special place for learning and knowledge sharing.

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04 09

_semester 06

Cultural Center

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SUSTAINING HUMANTIES: CULTURAL CENTRE Project calls place where it promotes culture in a more current and engaging approach. Strongly promotes a dialogue between people, activity, moment and place. Hence, becomes a mean of educating people about the country’s culture, tradition and way of life.

_introduction

HAMPSHIRE PARK - JALAN AMPANG The proposed site is a public car park fronting a Jalan Ampang, Jalan Mayang Sari and Persiaran Hampshire. Daytime, there are food truck spotted around the site. At night, is served as a food truck park- Tapak Urban Street Dining. A prominent tourist and local attraction especially white collar, attracting hundreds of visitors from all demographics to enjoy the vibes and atmosphere. _site plan

_design algorithm

URBAN + SITE + CULTURE + ENVIRONMENTAL REPONSE

SET BACK

CONTACT POINTS

UNDERGROUND SERVICES

CLUSTERED TYPOLOGY

GREENERY & WATER

INTERNAL COURTYARD

set back from site boundaries by laws, massing of minimum 3 storey.

drop off, loading bay and all services are designed at underground to create a pedestrian friendly plaza.

allow lush greenery inside & outside as buffer zone. Water features is designed to reduce heat island effect.

connected to form a gird pattern and designed as pedestrian access

allow wind to channel through the building.

allow cross ventilation & maximed daylight penetration.

_concept

H.E.A.L CULTURAL CENTRE healthy. eating. activity. lifestyle

_design intention

Architecture has seemingly integrated itself into the lives of people. It is both physical and phenomenological entity that posses the ability to connect and redefine the link between our body, mind and soul.

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H.E.A.L is the fuel that shall inspires and stimulates the new waves of change within the community of Hampshire Park. With that said, its influence and benefits to the community would subsequently send ripples to the society and ultimately, the nation.

_ground_floor plan

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completive courtyard healing chamber preparation assessment pharmacy storage staff pantry healthy living market food demostration & preparation community kitchen living plant museum performance stage main entrance ramp 1:8 to LG parking

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waiting lounge herbal therapy traditional medicine consultation room 1 traditional medicine consultation room 2 outdoor cafe herbal cafe & dining herb & spice gallery

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tranquilizing garden meditation lodges waiting lounges reception common area reading green herb & spice cultivation herb & spice manafucture drying deck

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silence chamber changing room gym yoga room rooftop garden

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PATTERN LANGUAGE

PATH SPACE RELATIONSHIP + CONFIGURATION OF PATH + FORM OF CIRCULARTION to create a free and playfullearing environment

URBAN VOID

RETHINK AS FOOD TRUCK PARK

THIRD PLACE

PLAZA OSK

JALAN AMPANG (DAY)

JALAN AMPANG (NIGHT)

JALAN MAYANG SARI (DAY)

RESIDENT

WHITE COLLAR

FOOD TRUCK ARRANGEMENT

pedestrian behaviour

PEDESTRAIN PATTERN preference for informality

STUDENT

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LIVING PLANT MUSUEM expanded wire planted with all the spice and herb, create a living plant museum on the facade.

_site analysis_design intention

PATTERN LANGUAGE

PATH SPACE RELATIONSHIP + CONFIGURATION OF PATH + FORM OF CIRCULARTION to create a free and playfullearing environment

physical activity & food consumption

WHITE COLLAR (DAY)

WHITE COLLAR (NIGHT)

RESIDENT (DAY)

CAR PARK USER

STUDENT (DAY)

STUDENT (NIGHT)

TOURIST (DAY)

TOURIST (NIGHT)

_NORTH ELEVATION

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MIND AXIS designs for outdoor spaces and buildings bring visitors into a state of meditative mind without them being aware of it

_EAST ELEVATION

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HEALING CHAMBER healing chamber with yin and yang concept, a space where visitors can pratices meditation and prayer.

Openings on the wall and roof allow the sunlight and water to flow in.

_WEST ELEVATION

_SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

_herbal plant species 1. TINOSPORA CRISPA (PETAWALI) stem - treat stomache and fever whole plant - treat cholera, diabetes and hypertension

7. MELASTOMA MALABATHRICUM root - anti vomitting leaf - stop bleeding

2. CATHARANTHUS ROSEUS (KUMIUTING CINA) relieve muscle pain, heal wounds

8. SELAGINELLA PLANA (PAKU MERAK) treat stomachache, cough and asthma

3. PELARGONIUM CITROSUM (CITROSA PLANT) mosquito repellent

9. ALOE BARBADENSIS (VIDAM BUAYA) treat cuts, wounds, pimple and dry skin

4. CHROMOLAENA ODORATA (POKOK KAPAL TERBANG) treat cuts and wounds

10.LAWSONIA INERMIS (INAI) insecticide, religious occasions

5. LABISIA PUMILA (KACIP EATIMAH) as postraptum medicine

11.ORCHIDANTHA LONGIFLORA poultice for chest and back pain

6. HIBISCUS SABDAVIFFA (ASAM PAYU) treat skin condition like allergic

12.PEVISTROPHE ROXSUNGHIANN (MAGENTA PLANT) leaf - food coloring

13.TONGKAT ALI (EURYCOMA LONGIFOLIN) promote healthy libido

19.CYMBOPOGOU CITRATUS (LEMON GRASS) treat spain and muscle ache

14.COSMOS CAUDATUS (FLOWER OF THE ULAM RAJAU) leaf - eaten with salad to improve appetite

20.ARDISIA ELLIPTICA (MATA PELAUDUK) treat stomache

15.PLANTAGO MAJOR (DAUN SEMBUNG) root - treat wounds and fever

21.PSIDIUM GUAJAVA TREE (GUAVA) leaf - treat diarrhoea

16.EUPHORBIA TIRUCALLI (TETULANG) stem - heal broken bones and ulcers

22.MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIN (TEA TREE) leaf - treat cuts and fungal skin infection oil - make sopa and antiseptic cream

17.DIANELIA CUSIFOLIN (AKAR SINK) root - use in cosmetics and perfume boiled leaf - make incense 18.PIPET SARMENTOSUM (KADUK) treat fever and aids digestion

23.PHYLLANTHUS NEIDUS (MALAYAN GOOSEBERRY) fruit - for cooking bark - treat asthma

_design concept

COMMUNAL & CONGREGATION

corridor > transiton space > main program corridor and bridge for meeting, mingling also extension of business

GOLDEN RATIO & VITRUVIAN MAN brings a sense of balance of the building and aesthetic appeal.

MOVE UP, DOWN, IN & OUT

spaces of various levels, degree of openness along a continous circulation path of building for exploration, discovering and experiencing

BREEZY & BRIGHT

minimum walls for cross ventilation and admission of daylight

POROSITY & TRANSPARENCY

layering of facadewith different materials to attract people, allow see and to be seen: internal to external, upper to lower floor

INNOVATIVE DESIGN

wall is slanted to avoid direct western sun exposure

OUTSIDE IN

indoor and outdoor intertwine to create a seamless transition

YIN & YANG

building orientation according to sun orientation results in active and passive zone.

INNOVATIVE DESIGN

green screen form the buffer zone

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MEDITATION LODGES Meditation lodges with tranquilizing garden with retreat purpose, it is also used for carers on respite and those dealing with issues such as stress, addiction and anxiety.

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SILENCE CHAMBER the attic of the meditation lodges is designed as silence chamber for visitors to pratice meditation.

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TRADITIONAL MEDICINE the pharmacists select the specific medicine from hundreds of drawers in shelves behind the counter and dispense medicines in front of patients and pharmacists, making it easier to check their health conditions. the antique wooden shelves and counters were kept, enforcing the traditional ways of the pharmacy.

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Method of Documentation & Measured Drawings

_introduction

IDEAWORKSHOP This Late Straits Eclectic style of shophouse is an architecture film located along Jalan Tengkera, Melaka. It is housed in 250ft long building that has contrasted front and back facades of different architecture styles. It was constructed in late 19th century and refurbished and renovated at 2007 to accomodate its function now.

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JALAN TUN TAN CHENG LOCK TONGUE AND GROOVE TIMBER DECKING

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CERAMIC TILES

GRANITE TILES & STONE SLAB

LIME PLASTER CORNICE

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06 09

_semester 01

Sketches

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07 09

_semester 01 - 06

Physical Models

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08 09

_freelance

Freelance’s Projects

_objective

SELF LEARNING - SELF IMPROVEMENT Freelance drafting, 3D modelling, rendering, graphic design and interior rendering services help to improve my skills and experiences.

_introduction

HORIZON HILLS TYPE A1 INTERIOR The owner has a family of four, so by understanding the users’ behaviour to deisgn the kitchen, master bedroom, living room and walk in wardrobe.

_floor plans

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LIVING ROOM Wood is used to design as the finishing material on the wall to create comfortable environment

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KITCHEN AND BAR An opening is make and framed with wood to have visual connection to living room which encourage more interaction between users.

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WALK IN WARDROBE a full height is designed to allow the reflected daylight in and brighten up the interior.

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FAMILY AREA a semi outdoor family area is designed grass carpet and seating to allow users to have untouchable pleasures of parenting.

_introduction

AUSTIN MIDORI INTERIOR With the concept of comtemporary and minimalist, seamless concrete, walnut wood and matt balck metal to crete sense of funtionality and ultra-clean lines.

_floor plan

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LIVING ROOM denim blue curtain and floral patterned rugs are u to add dash of color to further enhance the atmosphere.

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LIVING ROOM AND DINING HALL matt black steel frame and walnut wooden plank are used to design as rack also acts as a buffer between dining hall and living room whereas allow visual connectivity.

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TEEGA RESIDENCE INTERIOR User is a business man which always travel around, so the user wishes to have simple design yet comfortable feeling.

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WALK IN WARDROBE matt black steel frame with walnut wooden plank are used to design as a screen between living room.

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DINING AND LIVING HALL a precast concrete bar table is designed as dining table also allow casual activities to be run.

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BEDROOM seamless concrete finishing and white furnishing create a zen feeling allow user to relax and rest after back from working.

_introduction

ECO SUMMER CHARLTON INTERIOR The owner has a family of four, so by understanding the users’ behaviour to deisgn the kitchen, master bedroom, living room and walk in wardrobe.

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ECO SUMMER C H A R LT O N

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DOG HOUSE cement finishing garden floor and dog house is designed

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FOYER plywood with blocked-groove line as main interior wall decor. Full height staircase railinh with matt grey color is designed to add dash of color and enhance of the atmosphere.

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LIVING ROOM yellow and grey as key color for aesthetic such as cabinet, sofa and lamp shade.

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propose a 4 seated dining table with light oak wood finished with yellow danish lamshade. Plywood half wall is designed as ground floor wall decor

_introduction

BEE BEE LOGISTIC GRAPHIC Inspired by the characteristic of bee, which is hardworking and fast. Also, as a metaphor of the horn of motorcycle ‘bee-bee’.

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always

there for deliver

_logo design

LOGO DESIGN transformation of honey comb as the form of parcel also the tail box. Emphasised of honey comb as a isometric box-liked. The parcel is then designed as the body of the bee. As the bee is transferring the parcel.

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_INFOGRAPHY

always bee there for deliver

NEED: DELIVERY FIND:

TALK:

JERYNE KHONG

co - founder

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