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CHOCOLATIER

SKATEBOARDINGCENTER

AGRICULTURAL & CULINARY CENTER

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

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HOUSE MODEL

PAINTING

GRAPHIC DESIGN

ABOUT ME

RESIDENTIAL

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Inspired by the elegance and movements of chocolate sauce, the interior of the chocolatier suggests forms of an exotic female alien from a far-off galaxy.

The project is completed with a full set of construction drawings using AutoCAD.

CHOCOLATIER CELESTIAL

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CONCEPT: Lady Alien

Celestial Chocolatier’s identity is to be innovative and experimental with 16-30 year olds being the target audience. Inspired by the elegance and movements of chocolate sauce, the interior suggests forms of an exotic female alien from a far-off galaxy. The space is contemporary while slightly surreal and futuristic. The alien’s abstract form is a combination of the elegance of flow and elevation with the odd fluid forms common to sea creatures. This combination adds a sense of dynamic energy. The colour scheme revolves around vibrant reds and blues. Alien and intricate patterns work to spark a sense of curiosity and the mysterious.

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GENERAL OFFICE

GENERAL OFFICE

GENERAL OFFICE

DEMO AREA

COFFEE AREA

CONCEPT FURNITURE

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SKATEBOARDING CENTERSkateboarders find the most creative way to weave their way through the obstacles by connecting the dots in the surrounding. Inspired by this mental image, Konnect Skateboarding Center captures the idea of connecting dots as the concept.

By promoting connections between activities, the space aims to broaden the users’ horizons while promoting individual growth and independence.

The project is completed with a full set of construction drawings using AutoCAD.

KONNECT

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SKATEBOARDING CENTERAIR HOCKEY

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DRINKSCOOLER

LINE OFPULL-DOWN GATE

SNACKRACK/DISPLAY

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SLIDING GRILLESTORAGE

LINE OFFOLDING GATE

CASH REGISTER

WHITE BOARD (NIC)

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FOLDINGTABLE TYP.

STOOL TYP.

TABLE FOR ELECTRICDRUM PAD

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BOOKCASE

IPOD DOCK

IPOD SYSTEM UNDER

UPPER CAB

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REPAIRTABLE

PRINTERLOST & FOUNDSTRG UNDER

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NOTE: ALL FURN NIC

NOTE: ALL FURN NIC

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WALL MOUNTBROCHURE RACK

FULL HTPANEL

FURNITURE SCHEDULE

ESTABLISHED SONS; REVOLVER; 15.7"DIA X 29.9"H; BLACKSTAINLESS STEEL

TASK CHAIR

GUEST CHAIR

EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

DEREK WEISH STUDIO; DOGLEG; 15.7"L X 19.6"D X 29.5"H;AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT TIMBER, SOLID WOOD OILED FINISH

TABLE LIGHT

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SUITE NEW YORK; PIX 67; 26.4" DIA X 16.9"H; LEATHER #YEL20SEATING

SUITE NEW YORK; PIX 87; 34.3" DIA X 16.9"H; LEATHER #BLU21SEATING

STOOL

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ESTABLISHED SONS; SPIN TABLE; 35.4"L X 35.4"D X 29.1"H; L500CASTORS; BLACK FIBERBOARD

ESTABLISHED SONS; EDGE; 19"L X 14"D X 11"H; BLACK POLISHEDSTAINLESS STEEL; BLUE CABLE

STUDIOMANZANO; ZETA TABLE; 45.2"L X 14.9"D X 28.7"H; WHITEPOWDER COATED

BAU+ART; KINZO AIR CONT PEDESTAL; 15.9"L X 29.1"D X 17.1"H;WHITE LACQUER

ZUO MODERN; HOLT; #205146; 24.5"L X 18"D X 40"-43.5"H; BLACKLEATHER;

ZUO MODERN; 9 DRAGONS DINING CH AIR; # 108122; 15"L X 20"D X33" H; PLYWOOD; WHITE

DASALTO; ARIK LEVY A1 LOUNGE CHAIR; 27.5"L X 29.3"D X 29.5"H;L0EATHER; BLACK AND BEIGE

COFFEE TABLE CB2; FIN COFFEE TABLE-BENCH; #454412; 54"L X 16"D X 15"H;BLACK SHEET METAL

FILE CABINET

LOCKERS IVGSTORES; SINGLE TIER DESIGNER LOCKER W/ 3 WIDE IN BLACK;#162490; 36"L X 18"D X 76"H; BLACK PLASTIC LAMINATE

WOGG; RAUMREGAL ROOM SHELF; 106.6"L X 11.8"D X 73.7"H;WHITE MELAMINEBOOKCASAE

SEATING

WORKING SURFACESBAU+ART; KINZO AIR 101 SINGLE DESK; 67.7"L X36"D X 28.7"H;WHITE LACQUERDESK

FLOOR LIGHTTOM DIXON; FELT; FLOOR LIGHT W/ FLOOR STAND LFA03EU; 15.7"DIA (SHADE)/27.6" DIA (BASE) X 57.1"H; GREY/WHITE FELT; LAMP:SPA01EU

REFRIGERATOR SUMMIT APPLIANCES; #FFBF285SS; 27.63"L X 23.5"D X 75.25"H;STAINLESS STEEL; KEYPAD LOCKS

STORAGE

WHITEBOARD ELEMENTAL FRAMELESS DRY ERASE SURFACE:

BAU+ART; KINZO AIR FILE CABINET; 36"L X 18"D X 35.5"H; WHITELACQUER

STORAGE SHELF WOGG; RAUMREAL STORAGE SHELF #ST-03; 71.6"L X 12.8"D X70.3"H, ALUMINUM

STORAGE SHELF WOGG; RAUMREAL STORAGE SHELF #ST-05; 20.4"L X 12.8"D X70.3"H, ALUMINUM

STORAGE SHELF SEARS; CRAFTSMAN 54" WIDE STEEL SHELVING UNIT; #14787. 54"LX 12D" X 74"H

BROCHURE RACK SSMS PRODUCTS & DISPLAYS; BROCHURE HOLDER 24 POCKETACRYLIC, #WALLSAVER-9, 30"W X 49"H, CLEAR ACRYLIC

GENERAL AND OR SUB-TRADES TOVERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ANDCONDITIONS AS SHOWN ONDRAWING WITH ACTUAL EXISTINGCONDITIONS. ANY DISCREPANCIESTO BE REPORTED TO THE INTERIORDESIGNER PRIOR TOCOMMENCEMENT OFCONSTRUCTION AND/ORINSTALLATION.

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In a land of concrete, skateboarders express themselves through movement. They scan the environment and determine where best to initiate their next jumping and landing moves. While there are endless possibilities, they achieve their goals by connecting the dots and find the most creative way to weave their way through the obstacles. Inspired by this mental image, the space captures the idea of connecting dots as the concept.

Konnect Skateboarding Center is a contemporary space that has an urban appeal. The goal is to provide a cool, fun, and multipurpose space that also feels welcoming. Cyan blue is used as the dominant accent color to portray the sky. Contrasting with the blue is warm wood. An edgy touch brought to the space includes the use of hits of vibrant colors and an array of brightly hued contemporary furniture pieces to create a fun atmosphere. Repeated anugular lines draw eyes to different areas in the space. Konnect, by promoting connections between activities, aims to broaden the users horizons while promoting individual growth and independence.

ONNECT

KONNECT

CONCEPT FLOOR PLAN

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An IDEC student team competition, in association with Kelsey Kindret and Danielle Da Silva

To create a solution that addresses the needs of orphans due to the epidemic of HIV/AIDS in South Africa.

Proposed an agricultural and culinary learning center that focuses on the educational needs of this demographic.

IDEC COMPETITION 2012 - OSHUN

AGRICULTURAL & CULINARYLEARNING CENTER

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IDEC COMPETITION 2012 - OSHUN

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Designed to serve Quebecois food, the 2,900 sq ft. restaurant embodies the design style of old Quebec.

Inspired by the intangible element of time, as Quebec stands as one of the oldest cities in North America.

Manual drafting and rendering skills.

TEMPSRESTAURANT

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TEMPS

PERSPECTIVE BAR AND DINING AREA ELEVATIONSFLOOR PLAN

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OFFICEA glass manufacturing company’s office designed to include reception area, conference room, 5 departments, storage and staff rooms. Floor plan and 3D models generated with AutoCAD

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COFFEE MAKER

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GENERAL NOTES:1. ALL MANAGER WORKSTATION PANELS TO BE 5'-9" AFF.

2. INSTALLERS TO ENSURE MANAGER WORKSTATIONSAGAINST GLAZING TO HAVE AT LEAST 4 LINEAL FOOTPANELS PARALLEL TO GLAZING WALL TO PROVIDESTABILITY OF ADJACENT PANELS.

3. ALL 64 S.F. CLERICAL AND EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTWORKSTATION PANELS TO BE 4'-0" AFF.

4. ALL PARTNER OFFICE PARTITIONS TO BE 7'-0" AFF WITHCLERESTORY WINDOWS TO CEILING, UNLESS OTHERWISENOTED.

5. ALL LIBRARY SHELVING TO BE 7'-0" AFF.

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FLOOR PLAN

STATION POD

CONFERENCE ROOM

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A detailed model construction of a residential house.

HOUSE MODEL

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Dining room and living room perspectives created with hand drafting.

RESIDENTIAL

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DINING ROOM LIV ING ROOM

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36” x 36” on canvas, acrylicIgnite

Composed as a dear friend’s birthday gift, wishing the receiver to be successful in work, relationships, and life in general.

Bold red to symbolize good fortune in the Chinese culture.

Inspired by fireworks.

PAINTING

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BCIT INTERIOR DESIGNGRAD SHOW ‘12

hosted by: HERMAN MILLER 1035 Pender ST. W date: May 02, 2012 time: 5pm - 7pm 5pm - 6pm industry only 6pm - 7pm family & friends

katelyn blancard - katy foden - kelsey kindret - kinney tang - kristen jamieson - miram jeong - mizuho hirano - robin sudbury - sara smallenberg - sherri summers - vincent pong

becky runacres - camille gobet - cristina balan - danielle cheng - daria basharina - deepa gill - grace yu - ian mcrae - jung hwa lee

a little birdie told me...

RIGHT:Award winning invitation card for BCIT 2012 Interior design Grad Show. The concept portrays evolution and growth.

Uses Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

GRAPHIC DESIGNSKETCHUP, ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIGN, PHOTOSHOP

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TOP:Firefly Bar/Lounge

Created using Google Sketchup and Adobe Photoshop

RIGHT:Mock up magazine cover

Completed in a publishing course at Simon Fraser University. Edgy and

chic treatment of graphics and text entice readers’ s curiosity.

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about meIt is my philosophy that all forms of design should be intuitive, allowing a story to unfold within a space and offering visual comfort and pleasure. It is important to me that my designs can spark imagination that will grow and manifest overtime.

My abilities to implement ideas and provide design solutions contribute to my strong foundation in all areas

of design. Through my studies at the British Columbia Institute of Technology in the School of Construction and the Environment, as well as at Simon Fraser University’s School of Interactive Arts & Technology, I have developed the critical eye for space planning and visual design. My long-time passion for multimedia design contributes to the personality of my work. Through interface & prototype design, graphic design and film, I strongly believe that form and function can co-exist.

For a story to be well expressed through designs, I am constantly inspired by the daily activities of the people around me. I keep my mind open to new inspirations and experiences, whether it is going to Celebrities Night Club until 3am or playing tennis in False Creek at 3pm. During downtime, a slice of tasty prosciutto with baguettes and a glass of Malbec can make my day.

The correlation of designs with users always fascinates me. Intuitive

designs require great understanding of a client’s needs and aesthetic preferences. The ability of a designer to view a project from a third person’s perspective ensures the space to be user-oriented, while adhering to the elemental guidelines and designing principles. It is my desire to use my skills as manifested through my studies and travels to design projects that can facilitate a better and more joyful life.

One of my all-time favorite designs is not any high-tech gadget or award-winning designer’s furniture, but the elegance of a simple teapot. In particular, somebody paid careful attention to the shape of a human hand and designed a curvature handle that allows a user to pour a cup of tea with comfort. Not only is the design user-oriented, it carries out its function in an aesthetically-pleasing way - a simple demonstration of the co-existence of form and function.

awesome design

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