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HERMITAGE

To create a cubical form, I started off with a 9’ x 8’ x 10’ solid component and three different positions including one or more operants who can or might interact with my design within the space. This is called a Hermitage that will be designed at the Student Union in San Jose State University, CA for students to study or relax.

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SITE ANALYSIS

From top to bottom the Temperature

room gets warm and changes to cool. People The center of the Student Union have the tendency to was colder due thanto the second level. fall asleep warm temperature.

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The top flat surface temperature brushing was on their skin, created for the people they have the tendency to to lay, rest, or relax fall asleep. on the top part ofI the hermitage. created a top flat

surface wher people can relax, rest, or lay on the top part of the hermitage. VIEW POINTS

Site Analysis: Temperature

View Points

People on the second or center floor tend to look Whether people are on the up, down, straight, Air Flow second or center floor, they or diagonal.

tend to look up, down, straight, or •Square Air Flowframes was circulated around diagonal. were

the Student around Union, but subtracted thethere was • Forming square frames were less air in thetocenter to the Hermitage frameduro a created in the Hermitage, I wanted person reading within side walls.

people to be able to view a fram the component. People ,from the top or open center floor, of a I created more isolate themselves fromframes person studying or the surroundings byreading. on the front and the back of the being near the corners, hermitage to allow air flow through Even though people try to isolat nevertheless other the hermitage. themselves from people looking a people can still see them.

Site Analysis View Points

them, other people can still see them regardless


reading in an enclose while some prefer exposure of lights

Site Analysis: Lights

HORIZONTAL VS VERTICAL

Horizonal represents Horizontal VS Vertical people’s form when they are laying, while vertical The horizontal shape is what represents people when people look like when they lay they are standing.

down on the bench, flat.

The two shapes were While vertical shape based used to create a the siize of the students. stacking system.

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Hermitage LIGHTING DIRECTIONS

Site Analysis: Vertical and Horizonal of People Standing and Laying

Lighting’s Directions Variety of sun’s directions from left, center, and Theright. sun’s directions create

a variety of ways whereSite light Analys can be Some people prefer shown inside the space

studying and reading in anThis enclose space is relevant towhile the temperatu other people prefer However, the lighting’s directions exposure lights. changes of from left, centers, and rig

•The square frames were created in the hermitage to allow sunlight to enterdepending on the sun’s direction.

•People prefer sutdying and Site Analysis: Lights

reading in an enclose while some prefer exposure of lights

Horizontal VS Vertical

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•The horizontal shape is what people look like when they lay down on the bench, flat. •While vertical shape based on the siize of the students.


DESIGN PROCESS

Bricks in SJSU Student Union

Stumbled upon the brick in the Student Union, I used the brick as an inpiration for my stacking system. After many tries of creating digital study models, I was able to finalize my Hermitage.

Solid 9’ x 8’ x 10’ Component

Stacked Negative Space

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Contour Component

Planar Stacked Hermitage

Mass Hermitage

Four physical Hermitage models were created to represent the mass, negative, contour , and planar.

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PARALLEL PLANES


Located in San Jose State University, CA, this project required using parallel planes that allow a body to move through 11 planes to experience different views from the path. The goal is to allow students, teachers and other people to interact with the design, providing public and private spaces.

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TRAFFIC OF PEOPLE

People are more active on the top area, less on the bottom. While the center barely has any activity. Using this site analysis for inspiration, parallel planes were rotate based of from the level of movements from the two areas. Top planes rotates faster than the bottom inward to attract people to enter the path.

TRAFFIC OF CARTS

Mostly located on the top area regardless most of the people are walking there. Steps were created more on the top than the bottom so many people enter into the path way to avoid getting injured or being in the way of the cart.

One Way, Faster Pace Both Ways, Regular Pace One Way, Slower Pace


CONCEPT IDEA

To help benefit people, my design is to help them to have their own private or public space. From the sides to the center, the center of the frame will gradually fade until the center disappears so people can interact more in the center. The sides are more for private areas to talk with friends or work on homework.

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SEA CHIMES

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Relax

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Inspiration/Mood/Concept

Sea Chimes

kiosk sea chimes

Toyo ito, Facade renovation “Suites Avenue Aparthotel”

Inspired by Toyo Ito’s designs and inspirations, using water, wind, and air, I have to design a 10’ x 14’1” kiosk called Sea Chimes in Long Beach Nassau County, NY. This Sea Chime kiosk is designed to help customers to experience these elements as they enter within the space while feeling relax and refresh. By creating this metaphor wave like structure, people will be able to feel the sense of movement of the wind and water.


DESIGN PROCESS

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Started off with a solid cube StartedSolid off with a solid cube Cube

Created a wave and/or wind Created wave and/or wind Arc toolato create waves form form

Subtracted exterior and interior Subtracted exterior and interior Subtract exterior withing the wave/wind form withing wave/wind form andthe hallow the interior

Left Elevation Left Elevation

Placed solid coponent stacks Placed coponentstack stacks Solidsolid component

Removed half of the stacks Removed half of the stacks Removed

through wave component

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Stacks based of 1”” Stacks based of 1”” 1" 1"

Axon Diagram of the Kiosk A Base BAxon SignDiagram of the Kiosk A Base C Shelf/Counter B Sign D Glass Roof Axon Diagram of the Kiosk C Shelf/Counter A Base D Glass Roof B Sign C Shelf/Counter D Glass Roof

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Subtracted the leftover stacks with the wave form to finalized Subtracted the leftover stacks Diagram the wave form to finalized theDesign shape with Design Diagram the shape

Shape of the Kiosk Shape of the Kiosk Subtracted the leftover stacks with the wave form to finalized the shape

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PREFAB HOME NORTH

Prefabricated homes (Prefab) are built with different manufactured components that are shipped and assembled off-site. The Prefab design was created to meet the needs and requirements for the newly wed couples, Sherry and Brian Kam. The couple wished for the Prefab to be located in 3189 Tulip Way, San Ramon, CA 94582 with a first floor of 1024 square feet and a second floor of 526 square feet. They hope to incorporate an office in their Prefab home. Prefab Home Requirements: 1000 sq. ft. with an office unit of a 500 sq. ft.

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Residential unit includes: Outdoor patio and dining space Kitchen Dining Living Master bedroom Master bathroom Guest room Half bathroom

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Client: Sherry and Brian Kam Birthday: November 15 and July 8 Age: 34 and 35 Horoscope: Scorpian and Cancer Color: ■■ Main: Blue and Gray, but any colors would be all right. Occupation: Construction Professional and Educational Administration. Hobby: ■■ Sherry: Gym, cook, clean, make-up, badminton, and video games ■■ Brian: Gym, cook, clean, outdoor/ nature, read, and video games. Theme: Simple Characteristics: ■■ Sherry: Enjoy sleeping, relaxing, eating, shopping and playing video games. Very cheerful, yet mature, tom-boy, and playful. ■■ Brian: Settled, wakes up early, and playful.

Needs: ■■ Upstairs: Private: Balcony, two sinks in the bathroom, bathtub and shower, reading room. ■■ Donstairs: Public: Laundry downstairs, living room opened, storages, and guest room. Private: Office. Issues: ■■ Both of them have allergies ■■ Sherry does not like natural lights shines at her when she sleeps. ■■ Both of them want to hide the rooms away from the public area downstairs. ■■ Big kitchen and barbeque stove on patio ■■ Open space perferable


IDEA While sketching, brainstorming, and considering the newlywed’s needs and requirements, I placed the private space away from the public areas. That way, when, either Mr. or Ms. Kam bring people for an office meeting, they will not go upstair to their room. Circulation had a big role in this design to allow the couple and guests to walk freely without any stumbling blocks. I also combined the the waiting room with the living room. The dinner table with the conference meeting to minmize adding more space. First Schematic Design

STUDY MODEL

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FINAL DESIGN After creating a study model, I placed myself in my client’s shoes to “walk” through the space to see if it met their needs and requirements. Resulting in errors and researching more ideas. I finalized my design that can benefit the newly wed couple.

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FIRST FLOOR The staircases was used as a divider to seperate the public and private areas. Extra storage units would then be placed below LEGEND the staircase.

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below near the ADA bathroom. Office near the entrance so the couple can see the guests coming from the front yard. Bigger kitchen and barbeque stand on the patio.

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Reading area for Mr. Kam. Big open closet for the couple. LEGEND Easy access for READING AREAto walk the couple MASTER BEDROOM through the master MASTER BATHROOM bedroom. Bed placed away from the window for Ms. Kam. Created thick walls on the west area due to heat from the sun. In addition, the thickness was then used for openings for storage.

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SW 7757 High Reflective White from Sherman William

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Pillow sheets Bed/Pillow Sheets

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L Reading Area L READING AREA M M Master MASTERBedroom BEDROOM N MASTER BATHROOM N Master Bathroom COLORS & MATERIALS Using the colors the couple prefered, blue and grey, I used few variety tones and shades as well as white to create a balance and harmony within the space. Using light simple colors, I wanted the fabrics of the sheets to play the accent colors. I used dark laminated wood to ground the space, which is also not only easy to maintain, but also helps to solve some allergy issues.

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PAPER, PRINTER, +


Working in a team of 2, Adrianna Hamzelue, and I are assigned to design a hotel located at 366 West 15th Street, NYC, NY, which is known as the Terrene Hotel. Slowly developing designs that will be part of the hotel, we had to create two wallpapers, a light fixture, and a tessalation wall also known as Paper, Printer, Plus (+). Dividing the work, compromising the design, and finalizing the project, we hoped to use our inspiration and wrapped it around the hotel to allow people to be able to feel and experience how it would be like to be within the cracked space.

CEPT n theincracks that that formform on the ound the cracks on the henWhen materials are exposed to to th. materials are exposed hot or colod, & deprived of rature, hot or cold, & deprived of brittle & rigid. The The tension then mes brittle & rigid. tension then ocess creates a wide variety of of s process creates a wide variety oss thethe exterior ofofthe across exterior theterrian. terrain. This s thetriangular triangularshards shards &&explores explores the that ense ntenseclimate climatebonds bonds with with nature nature.

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nt of the panels took inspiration of panels took inspiration entine Pavilion. Panels are from either Pavillon. Panels are either solid ed with glass to provide different different degrees of stoofprovide light penetration.

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INSPIRATIONS

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Inspiration was found using crack forms on the surface of the earth. Due to weather climates, the material becomes brittle and rigid that form a crack. The process creates a wide variety of shapes and patterns across the exterior of the terrain. This design embodies & explores the triangular shards that are produced when intense climate bonds with nature.


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PAPER WALLPAPERS

WALLPAPER

Photoshop & Illustrator Design Process

Researching on cracks forming from cold temperature, I noticed when the ice cracks are formed and started to depart from each other,one will notice the darkness below the white surface. Within the crack, we visulize an abyss. We were very inspired of the outcome and developed this wallpaper to allow people to view an abyss being formed on the wall from the crack. To avoid too literal, I made it a little more abstract while retaining the original visuals of the wallpaper.


STRATUM

In opposition of the coolness of the crack, Hamzelue researched how cracks form from heat. We noticed the top coat would peel off from the earth as it forms an outer line from the heat of the sun. She designed this wallpaper to represent the heat of the earth so people can view the dry crack on the wall.

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Photoshop & Illustrator Design Process

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CRACKLES

PRINTER LIGHT FIXTURE


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To create a light fixture, we focused on having the people to be able experience how it would feel to be surrounded by cracks. We decided to create a table top light fixture called “Crackles”. We wanted people to interact with these light fixtures, touching as they look around the space while the light illuminstates the holes, creating an illusion of having a crack on the walls. 1

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3D PRINT MODELS

We were able to explore the 3D print for our light fixture. Using the material, white nylon, we wanted the table top light fixture to have an clean yet glowing effect.


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Using the same design concept and process, we also wanted to create a non-standard tesselation wall then subdive some of the tesselation pieces to create a crack path on the wall. To make the wall more unique, we added artificial back lighting to make the cracks more visible so people can enjoy this non-standard tessleation wall as it lights up.

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Exploring using the 3D print Formlab, we explore using clear resin to create our tesselation wall in hope to make the crack wall glow.

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ADDENDUM Orchid - Color pencils

Museum Frieder Burda By Richard Meier- Marker Rendering

DSIT 15- Shoe Diagram- CAD

San Jose City Hall By Richard Meier- Photography

Lily - Charcoal

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