CHEN LIANG

My living room consists of two parts, the working area (12'x9') on the left and the rest area (12'x9') on the right. The working area consists of three parts, the first is the table placed against the eastern wall, and in the middle of the table is my monitor (LG). On the left is my laptop (Dell), which is controlled by a mouse (Logitech) in the middle of the table. On the right side is my iPad (Apple). Secondly, the floor lamp (Mainstays) located next to the table provides lighting for the work area. Third, opposite the table is a large office chair (Vimsetto). The rest area on the right side is mainly composed of sofa (Honbay) and coffee table (Sauder). Projector remote control (Anker) is on top of Coffee table.

The electronic products on the table are of different heights, near the office chair is a water cup (Corkcicle x KITH). A balcony separated by a window (10'x7') can be reached through the middle of the work area and the rest area. Near the sofa (Honbay) is a projector (Anker) with images projected on the western wall, and above the sofa is a Body Pillow (Travis Scott x McDonalds).

This ANT map shows how to use the google indoor camera and the risks and security that exist when using it. this map starts with the website where it was purchased and introduces the app that controls the camera and the correlation with other products. Next, the security of google and other products are ranked, and the risks of home camera are pointed out. Then, it expands the smart home formed by smart appliances including indoor camera, and discusses how the smart home can improve the security of residents, evolve air, save energy, save time and be pet friendly. Finally, the correlation between the controller of smart appliance and cell phone is introduced.

This organizational diagram shows the Functional zoning, Circulation, and Symmetry of the room. The central north-south axis in the middle of the house divides the entire living room space into two parts, with the work area on the left and the rest area on the right. The circulation paths are mainly shown, one is to enter the living room and pass through the working area to reach the outdoor balcony, and the other is to reach the resting area directly. The middle line shows the relationship of the two area items, almost in a straight line.

In this graphic composition, the straight line with two flower shapes is the central axis. The continuous rectangles are the two areas. The wider rectangles are Circulation, each representing a step. The triangle is the relationship between electronics and chairs in the work area. Circles form the relationship between the items in the two areas of the straight line. The final border line covers the whole space.

Vectors from the graphic composition are stretched and moved to different heights. Some space is reserved in the lower left corner because this is the entrance to the whole room. The dense areas of the graphic are concentrated in the working area and the lower right corner, as these are my main activity areas.

This view shows the height change of all items, with the flower-shaped central axis and the two grids at the top. The height of the resting area rectangles is decreasing sequentially, as this is the same as the height change of the sofa and coffee table. At the bottom are the rectangles related to Circulation.

This view shows the change of the inside from the work area to the rest area. The tilted triangle represents the relationship between the screens on the table and the view of the person sitting in the chair.