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Egan Kobayashi 502 Washington Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11238 808.387.1338 egankobayashi@gmail.com
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experience An emerging and determined student of architecture, who is always intrigued in the ongoing learning process of the field and its interdisciplinary studies. A hard working adept individual, whose thorough and precise approach to projects has yielded excellent results. An ambitious designer with much to offer as well as absorb, who believes there is no room for complacency in this perpetual discipline.
2015 Henrybuilt / Design Intern (Summer) 12 Crosby Street New York, NY 10013 • Took design initiative drafting Henrybuilt cabinetry/wardrobe standards for kitchen and wholehouse projects. • Assisted lead designer with client meetings and jobsite takeoffs.
education 2014-2017 Master of Architecture Pratt Institute 200 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11205 2009-2013 Bachelor of Environmental Design University of Hawaii at Manoa 2500 Campus Road Honolulu, HI 968122
2013-2014 John A. Burns School of Medicine / Assistant to Facilities Engineer 651 Ilalo Street Honolulu, HI 96813 • Assisted in renovation projects by designing and drafting mechanical, plumbing, and electrical as-built plans for various campus buildings. • Managed and gave tutorial lectures to faculty and staff on a new database program to document work performed on sensitive equipment throughout the campus.
extracurricular
2012 Honor Seoul Studio / Selected Student Seoul, Korea http://www.bchoarchitects.com • Studied under established architect, Byoung Soo Cho. • Succeeded to be 1 of 12 out of 30 students to be selected. • Selection was portfolio based.
2012 Rider Levett Bucknall / Intern Cost Estimator (Summer) 1001 Bishop Street suite 1340 Honolulu, HI 96819 • Assisted cost managers with takeoffs from various construction documents with efficiency. • Worked independently consulting with vendors to manage the budget of a project.
2008 Japanese Cultural Center / Volunteer 2454 S Beretania Street suite 101 Honolulu, HI 96826
skills programs
render
3ds Max Adobe Creative Cloud: Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects AutoCad Maya Revit Rhinoceros 3D Forest Pack KeyShot Maxwell V-ray for Rhino, 3ds Max
personal • 3D Modeling / Renders • Lasercutting • Wood and Metal Working(Welding) • 3D Printing(own a PLA printer) • Viewing Construction Documents • Physical Model Making
references Jason Vigneri-Beane / Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute’s GAUD program jcvb@splitstudio.com 917.589.7278 Kutan Ayata / Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute’s GAUD program kutanayata@gmail.com 718.399.4314 Michael CC Lin / Lead Designer at Psocratic michael@psocratic.com 310.435.6155
2011-2012 JENKEN Architecture Firm / Intern Architect 2829 Awaawaloa Street Honolulu, HI 96819 • Assisted achieving deadlines and gained Autocad and hand-drafting skills. • Experienced basics in building codes. • Acquired fieldwork experience by obtaining building permits and measuring property lines. 2009-2012 SOEST Dean’s Office / Student Hire - Clerical Assistant 1680 East West Road suite 802 Honolulu, HI 96822 • Increased office production with filing and organizational skills. • Achieved communcational and independent skills through the daily task of assisting clients and vendors.
awards 2016, 2017 NAAB Accreditation Work Request / Student Selection Pratt Institute GAUD (Graduate Architecture and Urban Design) 2011 NAAB Accreditation Work Request / Student Selection University of Hawaii at Manoa SoA (School of Architecture)
B.O. SLAB
Museum Park, Miami, Florida Experimental Music Theater 13’ - 4” Critic: Kutan Ayata // Spring 2017 Group Members: Suzanne Agbayani + Rick Gee Responsibilities: Model & Render of the Auditorium + Section + Plans + Physical Model
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STAGE
2 A302
2 A302
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6’ -represents 0” An experimental theater that aesthetically an object that sits in Florida’s Museum Park, as a “pearl”.GRADE This ambiguity of the “pearl” is represented to the theater itself as the complexity 0’ - 0” of the theater expresses the dichotomy from the exterior shell, which is necessary for acoustical reasons. The overall design also incorportates a shaded pavilion and submersive landscape for park users to evade from the intense miami sun. A revitlization of the community is a secondary aspect to the overall project.
lounge (910 sq-ft)
1 A302
1 A302
bar (530 sq-ft)
3 A500
admin. (840 sq-ft)
C1
C11
dressing (320 sq-ft)
C10
restrooms (810 sq-ft)
break room (560 sq-ft)
RES
C2 up
P E A R L
TEAM// ticket SUZANNE AGBAYANI (470 sq-ft) RICKY GEE EGAN KOBAYASHI
SOIL
dressing (410 sq-ft)
info (250 sq-ft)
PROFESSOR// KUTAN AYATA
public entrance (2600 sq-ft)
GRAVEL STEEL PANEL
RIGID INSULATION COPING PANEL
WATERPROOFING SOIL
CONC. SLAB ON MTL. DECK
CONC. PARAPET
rehersal (620 sq-ft) GRAVEL
FIRE SAFING
RIGID INSULATION
freight
WATERPROOFING CONC. SLAB ON MTL. DECK
GREEN ROOF AT PATHWAY 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
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RIGID INSULATION
C9
performer entrance (1130 sq-ft)
STEEL BEAM
C8
rehersal (1000 sq-ft)
SOIL
THE MIAMI SHELL
M I A M I
cafeteria (3000 sq-ft)
lobby (1710 sq-ft)
staging (370 sq-ft)
C3
freight
lounge (700 sq-ft) incoming service (1030 sq-ft)
restrooms (1050 sq-ft)
MUSEUM PARK, DOWNTOWN MIAMI FLORIDA
kitchen (920 sq-ft)
GRAVEL
mechanical 1950 sq-ft)
RIGID INSULATION WATERPROOFING
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CONC. SLAB ON MTL. DECK
PARAPET DETAIL 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
amphitheatre 2500 sq-ft)
C4
GREEN ROOF AT DRAIN 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
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GLAZING
C7 STEEL PANEL
C6 TERRAZZO FLOORING
MAX BLDG HEIGHT
STEEL PANEL OUTRIGGER PLATE RIGID INSULATION WATER PROOFING
RES
CURTAIN WALL DETAIL 3” = 1’ - 0” COPING PANEL CONC. PARAPET
B.O. TRUSS 48’ - 0”
GRAVEL RIGID INSULATION WATERPROOFING
COPING PANEL
SOIL CONC. SLAB ON MTL. DECK
CONC. PARAPET
STEEL BEAM GRAVEL
MULLION ANCHORED ONTO CONCRETE
RIGID INSULATION
RIGID INSULATION
FIRE SAFING
WATERPROOFING
32’ - 0”
CONC. SLAB ON MTL. DECK
TEAM// SUZANNE AGBAYANI RICKY GEE EGAN KOBAYASHI
CONSULTANTS
C5
STRUCTURAL// CRISTOBAL CORREA BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING FACADE// KATHLEEN KULPA ENNEAD ARCHITECTS
2 A500
SITE & SUSTAINABILITY// NICK KOSTER SNOHETTA
STARTER SILL DETAIL 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
5/9/2016 DETAILS
A500
4 A500
1 A500
MUSEUM PARK, DOWNTOWN MIAMI FLORIDA
STEEL BEAM
PARAPET DETAIL 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
T.O. SLAB - MAIN 4
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PROFESSOR// KUTAN AYATA FIRE SAFING STEEL PANEL
STAGE GALLERY
RIGID INSULATION
RES
PROFESSOR// KUTAN AYATA STEEL PANEL
MULLION
MEP// STUART BRIDGETT BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING
TEAM// SUZANNE AGBAYANI RICKY GEE EGAN KOBAYASHI
THE MIAMI THE MIAMI SHELLSHELL
57’ - 0”
4
#5 REBAR
69’ - 0”
T.O. TRUSS
SOIL
RIGID INSULATION
CONCRETE SLAB
CIP CONCRETE
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Ground/main plans
MUSEUM PARK, DOWNTOWN MIAMI FLORIDA
5 A500
15’ - 0”
PARAPET DETAIL 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0” GLAZING
STEEL PANEL
MULLION RIGID INSULATION #5 REBAR
GLAZING
CONCRETE SLAB TERRAZZO FLOORING MULLION RIGID INSULATION #5 REBAR CONCRETE SLAB MULLION ANCHORED ONTO CONCRETE
GRADE 0’ - 0”
STEEL PANEL
FACADE// KATHLEEN KULPA ENNEAD ARCHITECTS CONSULTANTS SITE & SUSTAINABILITY// NICK KOSTER STRUCTURAL// SNOHETTA CRISTOBAL CORREA BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING MEP// STUART BRIDGETT FACADE// BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING KATHLEEN KULPA ENNEAD ARCHITECTS SITE & SUSTAINABILITY// NICK KOSTER SNOHETTA
5/9/2016 Section
MEP// STUART BRIDGETT BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING
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STARTER SILL DETAIL 1 1/2” = 1’ - 0”
DETAILS
A500 5/9/2016
MULLION ANCHORED ONTO CONCRETE
STARTER SILL DETAIL
1 S302
CONSULTANTS STRUCTURAL// CRISTOBAL CORREA BURRO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING
TERRAZZO FLOORING
DETAILS
2 S302
Renders
P U B L I C
47+49 Broadway, New York, New York Financial District Elementary School Critic: James Garrison // Spring 2015
In the heart of the financial district is this elemenatry school, where parents can drop off their children on their way to work. The design constraints were dealing with the already dense city, and building veritically with the city’s typology. Although compact, this school comes fully equipped with a gym, auditorium and an after chool program that parents can trust to find their children safe from pck up 6th floor 6th floor after work. cafeteria cafeteria
A T H E N A E U M
4th floor 5th flooroffice/ office
auditorium
5th floor office
14th floor 5th grade 16th floor
16th floor
green roof/ playground
green roof/ playground
13th floor 1st grade 15th floor
15t
11th floor 1st grade 13th floor (1 of 2)
13t
9th floor 11th floor kindergarten
11th
7th 9th floorKindergarten (1 of 2)
9th
library/ (2 of 2) media lab
libra med
17TH FLOOR+ 17TH FLOOR+ RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL
16TH FLOOR 16TH FLOOR GREENROOF/ GREENROOF/ PLAYGROUND PLAYGROUND
3rd floor 4th floorwait area office/ auditorium
4th floor office/ auditorium
12th floor 4th grade 14th floor
14th floor
15TH FLOOR 5th grade15TH FLOOR 5th grade LIBRARY/ LIBRARY/ MEDIA LAB MEDIA LAB
1st grade (2 of 2)
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14TH FLOOR 14TH FLOOR 5TH GRADE 5TH GRADE
13TH FLOOR 13TH FLOOR 1ST GRADE 1ST GRADE B B
12TH FLOOR 12TH FLOOR 4TH GRADE 4TH GRADE
11TH FLOOR 11TH FLOOR 1ST GRADE 1ST GRADE A A
10H FLOOR 10H FLOOR 3RD GRADE 3RD GRADE
9TH FLOOR 9TH FLOOR
KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN B B
2nd floor 3rd floorelementary entrance/ 3rd floor
8TH FLOOR 8TH FLOOR 2ND GRADE 2ND GRADE
wait area Gymnasium
wait area
10th floor 12th floor 3rd grade
12th floor
4th grade
4th grade
7TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR
1st grade (2 of 2) (1 of 2)
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KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN a a
6TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR CAFETERIA CAFETERIA
5TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR OFFICE
OFFICE
4TH FLOOR 4TH FLOOR OFFICE/ OFFICE/ AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM
3RD FLOOR 3RD FLOOR WAIT AREA WAIT AREA
1st floor
elementary entrance/ Gymnasium
Broadway
Trinity Place
residential entrance/ retail
2nd floor
2nd floor
elementary entrance/ Gymnasium
8th floor 2nd grade 10th floor 3rd grade
10th floor 3rd grade
2ND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR ELEMENTARYELEMENTARY ENTRANCE/ ENTRANCE/ GYMNASIUM GYMNASIUM
broadway broadway 1ST FLOOR 1ST FLOOR RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE/ ENTRANCE/ RETAIL RETAIL
TRINITY TRINITY PALCE PALCE Section
Elementary plans
kindergarten (2 of 2)
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U R B A N
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY Urban Housing Critic: Erich Schoenenberger // Fall 2015 ’
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Dwellings in a dense community with a walkable surfacescape for the general public, without the intrusion of the private spaces. Primary entry to each unit is through the parking garage below and then up through the central core. The main source of transportation is the personal vehicle, which makes this unique public to private relationship possible. Each unit has vertically stacked programs.
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Ground: Kitchen/Dining
Unit plans
2nd: Living Room
3rd: Master Bed/Bath
C Y B O R G
Marine Park Salt Marsh, Brooklyn, NY Machine Aviary // Synthetic Ecology Critic: Jason Vigneri-Beane // Fall 2016
https://vimeo.com/195161631 + https://vimeo.com/195161623
A self-sustaining and self-transporting machine aviary with an automated drone-system. The scouting drones scan for any injured birds nearby and then is automated to return back to the rehabilitation incubator. The machine can sustain itself by injecting a filter into the earth and gathering vital nutrients for both aviaries and rehabiliation incubator. The primary purpose are for migratory birds, that when in need for shelter from harsh weather conditions or refueling for their long journey, can spot and use any of these machines that are scattered around the globe.
E C O L O G Y
Elevations
Site plan
Exploded diagram
S P E C U L A T I V E
Manhattan, NY Revitalized Streets of NYC Critic: Kutan Ayata // Spring 2017 Group Member: Tim Li Responsibilities: Equal work of modeling/rendering/post processing of images
Obtaining and utlizing skills in both rendering and post processing with Vray and photoshop, resulted in our speculative realistic scenario. Bizarre and extreme setting 30 years from now where the city has gained parts of the cityscape back for pedestrian use. From public pools and golf courses to the eventual buyout and profit based developer use. We developed an agenda that helped our representational techniques as well as our own aesthetic architectural representation.
R E A L I S M
Public pool
Golf course
Private home
Slim residential
D E S I G N
Decayed Parallax Critic: Ferda Kolatan // Spring 2017
Extraction of hard and curvey edges and structured branching voids from both precedences, while simultaneously losing the characteristic of a plan but retaining the essence. Nested conditions are realized through the 3-dimensional object that capture each of the earlier stated qualities. The added quality of decay supports the true nature of imperfections in the objectification of reality. Without an intense source of light, shadows can not be created, thus detail will never be seen. However, if shadows and the qualities of the object are baked as a texture, then with minimal light, details can still be seen. This also can deceive the viewer at first glance as an object that sits in reality, but in actuality its “reality” that sits on the object.
F I N E S S E
Santa Maria del Fiore (1436)
Cathedral Santa Maria del Fiore (1436) Renaisance, Gothic
St. Peter’s Basilica (1626) Renaissance, Baroque
Precedents
Hybridized plan
Form diagram
Physical model
F U R N I T U R E P R O J E C T S
Operable hinge diagram
Lounge chair
Bar stool