Interior Design Portfolio by Channalin Chantavilasvong

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C H A N N A L I N C H A N T A V I L A S V O N G

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table of contents

Internship Work Samples 4-8 Tihany Design, Department of Architecture

Central Park Optics 9-15 Institutional Design

Museum of Emotional Intelligence (Thesis) 17-30 ‘Edutainment’, Retail, Hospitality

Sephora 32-37 Retail Design

Piano & Co. 39-45 Retail Design

Doyle Residence 47-54 Residential Design

Furniture Design 56-58 Magazine Storage

Hand Renderings 59-62

Hand Sketches 63-65

school projects

skills

professional projects

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THESIS Museum of Emotional Intel l igence

Internship Work Samples @ TIHANY DESIGN

Prel iminary Design Sketchesfor Concept Presentation (Presidential Suite / Hotel Project)

Foyer Living Area

Master Bedroom Master Bathroom

Media Room Study Room

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Hand-Drawn Floor Plan for Concept Presentation (Hotel Restaurant Project)

Mood Boardsfor Concept Presentation (Presidential Suite / Hotel Project)


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Furni ture Design & Detai l ingfor FF&E Presentation (Residential & Hotel)

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Humidor ‘Statement Piece’ (Residential)

Case goods (Private Club Lobby)


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FF&E Development and Space Planningfor FF&E Presentation (Hotel ‘Pre-Function’ Area)


FF&E Development for FF&E Presentation (Renovation of a Culinary School)

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Internship Work Samples @ DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

FF&E Development (Reception Area of Wellness Spa)

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Central Park Opt ics

Central Park Optics is an optometrist medical office with a retail section, where eyeglasses and contact lens are sold. Located on 102nd Street and Fifth Avenue, this newly acquired space (approximately 3000 sq. ft.) is on the first floor of a low-rise office building, directly across from Central Park. The office houses nine full-time staffs, including the two optometrists who are the owners. The facility is expected to accommodate 30-45 patients daily.

Project Location: 1212 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY

Occupancy Type: Small, Optometrist Medical Office

Size: 3.000 sq. .

Date and Duration: Spring 2013, Junior Year, 6 Weeks

Recognition: Donghia Student Award 2013

INSTITUTIONAL Central Park Optics

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The concept of clarity derives from an imagery of clear blue sky and clear water of the ocean, where the convergence of the two elements create a peaceful and finite horizontal line. It is the psychological effect of experiencing such clarified surroundings that comes into play in this interior. Being able to understand the setting and the direction clearly, users are at ease from all confusions. The calm and soothing qualities are what create an uplifting experience for the primary users-- the patients.

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INSTITUTIONAL Central Park

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Reception

Public Cor ridor

• Continuous horizontal lines

are used throughout the

design to create a sense of

calmness and to mimic the

horizon line of ocean views.

• All edges of the architectural

features and furniture that

are within human reach are

rounded to prevent injury.

• All seatings in the reception

area are in lighter color to

contrast the dark flooring.

This is to accommodate

patients who may have low

visibility.

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Exam Room

• The exam rooms and the doctor’s office have

lighter materials applied on most surfaces to

make the rooms appear larger and to alleviate

claustrophobic feeling.

low-hung pendants bring the eyes to

focus on the lower horizontal lines.

Flangeless Linear LEDs reinforce the

visual concept of ‘clear’ horizons, and

suggest travel path for the users.

Compact-sized LED in red & green

are equipted on the doors indicating

availability of each treatment room.

Doctor’s Office

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Museum of Emot ional Inte l l igence

The museum is the world’s first pubic facility that represents and promotes the study of Emotional Intelligence. The design of the museum provides a learning environment that allows the visitors to learn about such abstract topic, like EI, in the most effective way.

Apart from the museum exhibitions, the facility also offers social spaces that integrate the goal of Emotional Intelligence and the architectural features of the museum design in a hospitality-like setting.

New York City has a highly diverse demographic that promotes social interactions between many different personalities. The city is one of the best classrooms to learn about the differences between people. The museum is looking to provide both learning and social spaces that represent and anchor the study of Emotional Intelligence

Project Location: 15 Union Square West, New York, NY

Occupancy Type: Museum, (Assembly A-3)

Primary Users: Museum Visitors (80%), Restaurant Guests (12%), Members (8%)

Size: (total) 85,000 sq. . , (designed) 60,000 sq. .

Date: Spring 2014, (Senior Thesis Project)

Total occupants per day: 1000+

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Museum of Emotional Intel l igenceTHESIS

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The concept, ‘Exploration of the Mind’, derives from the goal of Emotional Intelligence; to become more open-minded and to increase one’s understanding of self and others. The concept is looking to create a learning experience that gradually turns visitors’ attentions from being inwardly-focused to being outwardly-focused.

The museum exhibitions are sequenced in the same order as the learning topics of Emotional Intelligence. The topics include Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, and Social Management.

Concept

‘Exp lo ra t ion o f the Mind ’


Design Concept

Design Concept

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Block & Circulation

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• As a general design

element throughout the

museum, vertical ceiling

panels are hung in the

direction of travel to help

visitors with way-finding.

The panels are curved

along the ceiling to define

each activity area.

• As a general design

element throughout the

museum, saturated colors

are applied on vertical

surfaces at all destination

points to draw users’

attention and help them

with way-finding. The

colors can be noticed

easily inside the

achromatic interior.

• Bright orange is used in

the reception, shop, and

cafe areas because it has a

psychological effect

associated with

excitement, enthusiasms,

and social interaction.

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• The Individual Exhibition has most of its perimeter walls in high

opacity, so visitors cannot see through to the other activity areas. The

touch screens and digital installations are placed along the perimeter

of each landing, so visitors are not facing one another. Cooler hues

are used to give accents to this exhibition, as cooler tone is associated

with aloofness and calmness. All of the design features are

deliberately created to help visitors focus on their own thoughts, as

they are learning about the ‘self ’ in this exhibition area.


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• The Collective Exhibition and the Connection Exhibition has

perimeter walls that are much more transparent than the Individual

Exhibition. Visitors can observe other activity areas and focus on ‘the

others’. Each landing has the ‘play stations’ located in the middle, so

that visitors start to be standing closer to one another and be more

aware of one another. Warmer colors are used to give accent to this

exhibition, as they are associated with excitement, energy, and social

interaction. All of the design features are incorporated to support the

learning objectives: Social-Awareness and Social-Management.

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• In keeping with the museum design

elements, the restaurant and the

member lounge mirror the color

scheme and architectural features,

yet in a hospitality-like approach.

The materials selected for these two

exclusive spaces have heavier

texture and delicacy, to represent

the museum in a more upscale

environment.

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Sephora

The objective of this design project is to recreate Sephora display system. The company Sephora is looking to update its look and to represent more sophisticated and modern qualities. This new design focuses on flexibility, movability, and storytelling of Sephora’s customers, while maintaining Sephora’s brand identity.

Project Location: (all Sephora stores)

Project Type: Retail Prototype

Project Objective: to recreate Sephora’s display system

Date and Duration: Fall 2013, Junior Year, 3 Weeks

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Flame symbolizes passion, energy, and confidence. Flame has a visual connection to the ‘S’ on Sephora’s logo, and the profile of a woman’s figure. It also creates a continuity of eye flow and gives a sense of spontaneity that promote a shopping or a retail experience. The upward movement of flame is interpreted as the ‘aspiration’ of women to become confident and proud of who they are.

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• symbolizes upward direction - aspiration

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Piano & Co.

Piano & Co. is a retail store located in SoHo, New York that sells mid-range upright and baby grand pianos. The store offers rentable areas for private and group rehearsal. The store also regularly hosts ‘mini-concert’ as part of their promotional strategy. As the store is located in SoHo, the design has to reflect the vibe of modern, cutting-edge, yet casual qualities.

One of the objectives of this retail design is to capture younger target group and increase their interest in visiting a piano store. The customers of this retail store are likely to take music as part of their leisure or pastime activities more than professional careers.

Project Location: 89 Greene Street, New York, NY

Occupancy Type: small Retail

Size: 4.000 sq. .

Date and Duration: Fall 2013, Junior Year, 6 Weeks

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The concept derives from the way music is created. Like many forms of art or literature, playing piano requires a person to know the ‘basic theory’ or the ‘rules’ in order to get started; however, the ability to improvise and play freely upon the rules is what make it pleasurable and magical. The concept takes the Golden Section as the rule to create harmony and pleasing proportions in the retail space.

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• the Golden section or the Golden ratio is the rule to the

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• many classical architecture incorporated the golden ratio in

their sizing and proportion.

• the Golden section is believed to be the most aesthetically

pleasing proportion.

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• like many forms of art, music, or literature, playing piano requires

a person to know the ‘basics’, the ‘theory’, or the ‘rules’, but the

ability to manipulate or play freely upon the rules is what make it

pleasurable and magical.

• the concept is to improvise the use of Golden Section in the

retail space to create harmony and pleasing proportions, yet in

an unpredictable way.

Why improvise the rule?

• Piano & Co. is a retailer that offers great quality pianos at

affordable prices.

• the store represents a number of well-known piano

manufacturers worldwide.

• Piano & Co., as a brand, represents modern, cutting-edge,

and casual qualities.

• Piano & Co.’s objectives are to increase public

accessibility, to capture younger audience, and represent

piano playing as part of other music genres, like jazz, pop,

rock, country, folk--- NOT just classical like most piano stores.

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Piano & Co. wants to capture the attention from customers of the

following profiles;

• age 28-45., young to middle age adults.

• professionals who are at a stable point of their careers, mostly

working a full-time job.

• newly wed, or new families.

• enjoy music as part of their leisure or pastime activities. NOT

as formal pursuits or as career paths.

• prefer casual lifestyle over uptight lifestyle.

• like to explore options on their own.

• tech-savvy, the new generations, quick at using electronic

devices.

• prefer customization and uniqueness over convention.

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• Piano & Co. mainly sells affordable pianos: standard uprights

and baby grands.

• upright pianos are within the price range of $5000 - $20,000.

baby grand pianos are within the price range of $10,000 -

$30,000.

• customers can design their own initials to put on the piano.

• the store also sells maintenance tools and spare parts that are

not on display, but can be viewed and purchased upon request.

• the store has music sheets and instrumental music available

online.

• the retail space should be able to display 20-25 pianos.

the SERVICES + EVENTS

• Piano & Co. offers rentable areas for both private and group

rehearsal.

• the store will regularly hosts ‘mini-concert’ as part of their

promotional strategy.

• the store personnel can give personal advices to customers

interested in buying a piano.

• Piano & Co. will occasionally have ‘famous’ pianos from

‘celebrities’, ‘musicians’ , or ‘song writers’ on display, as part of

their promotional strategy.

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shades.

translucent graphic of

the logo on the

windows

original cast iron

facade

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black zinc

faux window (light

box) to hide the

elevator shaft inside.

original black painted

double entry door.

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wall with the logo on it.

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Facade Designpiano & co.

INTRODUCTION

• Piano & Co. will launch its first retail store in SoHo, New York.

• the address of the retail site is 89 Greene street. (previously the Etro

store)

• Soho is famous for its modern and cutting-edge retail shops.

• the existing architecture is a five-story building, located at the corner of

Greene and Spring street.

• the building is 25‘ W x 100’ L, with 13’ ceiling height.

• Piano & Co. will take up the entire 1st and 2nd floor of the building.

• the typical floor plan is an oblong rectangular shape with eastern and

southern sunlight exposure.

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sliding panels.

acoustic dropped

ceilings

light wood floor

carpet tile

black steel trimming

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custom-made

ceiling fixture

(silver rods)

custom-made ceiling

fixture (silver rods)

seating area

- for customers to fill out paper

work, wait for the store

personnels to process the

purchase, etc.

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projection of auto-

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custom-designed ceiling

fixture (silver rods)

seating area

- for customers to fill out

paper work, wait for the

store personnels to process

the purchase, etc.

clear white wall with

projection of auto-changing

imagery from a ceiling-

mounted projector.

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RESIDENTIAL Doyle Residence

Doyle Residence

Located in the Upper West Side at 8 West 72nd Street, the three recently acquired apartment units (approximately 3,400 sq. ft.) are to be combined as one residence. The project focuses on translating the visual design concept of ‘Winter Landscape’ into a living environment that allow the occupants, or the residents, to be the accents of the space.

Project Location: 8 West 72nd Street, New York, NY

Occupancy Type: Large, 2-Bedroom-Suite Apartment

Size: 3.500 sq. .

Date and Duration: Fall 2012, Junior Year , 6 weeks

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The concept of Winter Landscape derives from an imagery of the captivating winter scenes in Maine. Winter is the time of the year when all natural elements are left with only the ‘essence’ of themselves; trees are left with only the structural cores of stems and branches. Such natural phenomenon creates a chiaroscuro graphic of delicate fine lines against stark white background.

Concept

‘WINTER LANDSCAPE ’

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Project ID# SDA083-BProject Title : Doyle Residence

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Master Bedroom

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Furni ture Design

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Furniture Design

design concept

‘scales’The concept is inspired by the layering of animal scales. Scales are visually uniform and can be read as one pattern. However, when look closely, there is irregularity in both the size and the placement of each scale. Animal scales often have reflective surfaces that call for visual attention.

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H: 65





configuration

H: 60-68

D: 12-14

W: 16

H: 14, W: 12, D: 2H: 8, W: 16, D: 4

mirror

utensil tray

H: 18


perspect ive

front planside

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W: 16

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90”

48” 48” 48”

how magazines are stored.. .

back panell ing system; each panel is 48W x 90H x 5Ddesign solution

front plate

0.05” thick

T-bar to be inset ted

into the back panel

‘Magazines can be stored vert icall y behind the

plate or displayed horizontall y in front. ’

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plate sizes compare

to a magazine. . .

Furniture Design

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Hand Render ings

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RockroseRESIDENTIAL !"

Rockrose Compet i t ion

Hand Renderings

Publ ishing House

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Small Residential

Large Corporate

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Law Firm Design Small Office

Hand Renderings

Japan Society Organization

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Sabon Off ice Small Corporate

Hand Renderings

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Hand Sketches

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Hand Sketches

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OFFICE Gable & Harlow

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OFFICE Gable & Harlow

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Hand Sketches

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