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PORTFOLIOMengxue Ma
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
2.HOTELDESIGN
3.HEALTHCARE CENTERDESIGN
4.INTERGENERATIONALCENTER DESIGN
ART DECO LOFT
The loft is located on the 16th floor of the McGraw-Hill Building in New York City with views to the east and south streets.
The building is cited as a landmark of Art Deco design and the client wants his interior to match the building’s exterior style.
Design ProcessSelectively used traditional Art Deco style and incorporated new elements into the design to seek a more modern and diversified expression of this style.
Radial light Geometric shape Detail work Golden line
The inspiration originated from Art Deco style buildings, such as the Chrysler Building.
Some furniture and design details came from the movie – The Great Gatsby.
Architectural Appearance
Art Deco survey poster Door Table Mirror Screen
Design Development
First Model Developed Model
Entry
Kitchen
Living room
Bedroom
Laundry
Working area
Masterrestroom
Restroom
Dining room
Bubble Diagram
Desirable adjacent
Mandatory adjacent
Remote
Entry areaGuest toilet
KitchenLaundry
Dining roomLiving room
Working roomBedroom
Master toilet
Matrix
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First Floor
Floor Plan
Elevation
The living room, dining room, kitchen, shared restroom, and laundry are located on the first floor. The color used on the wall is navy blue to demonstrate the temperament of mature and stable. Golden lines act as decorative materials on armrests, handles, and so on.
Color Palette
Furniture Selection
Living Room Overview
Second Floor
Floor Plan
Elevation
The bedroom, working room, and master toliet are located in the second floor. Customized Art Deco style furniture, such as cabinet, door and screen will make the space more chic. In addition, the customized screens on the second floor will produce different shadows to enrich the space
Furniture Selection
Bedroom
Bedroom
THE REDESIGNED HOTEL
A scenic spot in the intangible Cultural Heritage Park becomes the site of the design.
The traditional Chinese-style exterior buildingcontains the combination and contrast betweenChinese and western culture, thought, and design.
Site Analysis
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Do Small Things With Great Love
Under the promotion of globalization, Chinese and western cultures influence each other. Based on inheriting Chinese traditional culture, western design ideas are integrated to achieve the unity of fashion and classics.
Contracted western furniture and Chinese style detailed adornment work in a common space. It is the communication that crosses times.
In order to enjoy the scenery better and enrich people’s sight, the French windows are widely used in the building. It also allows more natural sunlight into the room to save energy.
LobbyFloor Plan
The Front Gate The Courtyard
The First FloorThe lobby and the central courtyard are on the ground floor. There is a public coffee shop in the west and guests who are not staying in the hotel can also take a rest or eat something. In addition, there are five basic rooms in the east section.
Floor Plan
Coffee ShopThe coffee shop has two floors and most of the space on the second floor is shared with first floor.
One access can lead guests to the outdoor seating area.
Model
Coffee ShopCoffee Shop
The Superior Suite
Floor Plan
Superior Suite
Seating Area Restroom
The superior suite are in the second floor of the building. The suite is larger than the basicsuite and the interior is more decorative.
The Family Suite
Floor Plan Model
Rendering
Outside View
Seating Area
F, F & E
The family suite has two bedrooms and a larger living space, and it is suitable for multiple people or family travel guests.
"CINCY"INSPIRATION
CENTER
The "Cincy" Inspiration center acts as a safe haven as well as a spark for imagination in children.
The project is a diverse facility serving children of the Cincinnati area with a library, children's activity centers, pediatric center and a café. The tree house is our source of inspiration.
Design DescriptionThe building was constructed in 1925 and is currently the studio of Lightborne Communications, a video production company. The structure is located on 14th street near the main street entertainment district. This is the Over-the-Rhine district of downtown Cincinnati.
We plan to create a center to bring together families and spark creativity in children with a library, pediatric office, café, and a structured activity space.
Activity Center:Age specific centers for children whoage 3-including separate activity areas, a craft area, and an exterior space forgardening and gross motor activities.
Library:Study and homework/collaborationareas, separated spaces for reading, stacks for book storage, as well as computer blocks for research.
Café:Small commercial kitchen, seating for50 customers, low seating and bistro seating including a station for ordering.
Pediatric Center:Waiting areas for adults and children, reception and administration areas, nurses stations, staff lounge and workroom, and 6 children's exam rooms.
Source of Inspiration
Design ProcessAdjacency Diagram SketchSchematic
Pediatric
Café
Café
First Floor and Second Floor
Superior Suit
Floor Plan
Color Palette
Café
Reading Area
Floor Plan
Third Floor, Fourth Floor, and Fifth Floor
Pediatric Exam Room
Activity Center
Exam Room
Treehouse
Floor Plan
Floor Plan
DESIGN CONCEPT
Manmade structures based on the superiority of nature compose the idea of Organic Modernism to form our intergenerational center.
Natural materials were used to provide contrast in texture indicating hard or soft applications as well as to contrast one room from another.
This center creates a balanced co-existence between human development and nature.
INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER
Design Objective
The building will consist of using mostly natural materials and provide elements of nature to affect human behaviors.
The assisted living and child center are across from each other to promote interaction occur within the hallways and activity centers.
The design of the environment should be people-oriented, so that people feel safe and comfortable.
The design will maximize southern exposure and apply plant life within each space.
Elderly Community
ChildcareCenter
Shared SpaceColor Palette
Lobby/Waiting Area
Lighting Plan Elevation
SketchThe use of neutral yellow gives a warm feeling because the lobby is the first impression of this center. Walnut and marble used in the space maintain the Organic Modern concept.
Waiting Area
Care Unit There are three units of elderly community - independent unit, assisted unit, and care unit. Elderly people who live in the care unit sometimes need the help of nurses in their daily lives.
Floor PlanSeating Group Schematic
Room Finish ScheduleRoom Name Flooring Base Wall North Wall
EastWall
SouthWallWest
Ceiling
Lobby 1 23 14/24 14/24 14/24 14/24 28
All Restroom 1 23 14 14 14 14 28
West Corridor 1 23 5 5 5 5 28
Living Area 1 23 6 6 6 6 34
Staff Station 25 23 9 9 9 9 28
Kitchen 2 23 16 16 16 16 28
Dining 2 23 N/A N/A N/A N/A 34
Elderly Bedroom 25 24 10 10 10 10 28
Elderly Restroom 30 24 17/11 17/11 17/11 17/11 28
Finish ScheduleCode Color Material Description (Mfg. Name, #, Size, Qty.)
1 Off White Porcelain Tile Tilebar, Instinct White, 32”W *32”L, 10mm Thickness
2 Gary Porcelain Tile Tilebar, Instinct Dark,24”W*32”L, 10mm Thickness
5 Off White Paint Sherwin Williams, Ivory Lace, SW7013, eggshell
6 Beige Paint Sherwin Williams, Patience, SW7555, eggshell
9 Blue Paint Sherwin Williams, Tradewind, SW6218, matte
10 Yellow Paint Sherwin Williams, Captivating Cream ,SW6659, eggshell
11 White Paint Sherwin Williams, Spinach White ,SW6434, eggshell
12 Red Paint Sherwin Williams, Oak Creek ,SW7718, eggshell
14 White Paint Sherwin Williams, High Reflect White, SW7757, eggshell
16 Light Gary Ceramic Tile Tilebar, Enigma Light Gary, 2”W *8”L, 9mm Thickness, polished
23 White Rubber Tarkett, Thermoset Rubber Wall base, 4” L
24 Dark Brown Rubber Tarkett, Thermoset Rubber Wall base, 4” L
28 White Ceiling Tile USG Eclipse High NRC, 2’ x 2’ 7/8, 76520
29 Dark Brown Resilient Vinyl Shaw Industries, Canton Street, 7’ x 48” 00769
30 Crema Marfil & Dark Emperador
Marble Tile Tilebar, Octagon Crema Marfil & Dark Emperador Marble Tile, 12”*12”, polished
34 White Ceiling Tile Proceilingtiles, coffered ceiling tile, 24”W*24”L,Vinyl
Dining Area Schematic
Code Key
Floor Plan Wood Upholstery F, F & E
Care Unit Bedroom Sketch Computer Rendering
LEEDSupportMaterial
B-1 N-1 C-1
Director Office
School Age Bedroom
Floor Plan
Dimensions F, F&E. Specification
Floor Plan
F, F&E
C-3
C-2
D-1 B-2
N-2