PORTFOLIO KEREN JACOB
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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shaping spaces
space and ceremony
boutique
museum
Sketches
SHAPING SPACES “HELICAL”
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geometry diagrams
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models
repetition
color
thickness
light
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SECTION NTS
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FLOOR PLAN NTS
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SPACE AND CEREMONY “COEXISTENCE”
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SECTION NTS
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furniture
beat fat pendant brass Tom Dixon
tulip table Knoll
capa chair Steelcase
beat table light brass Tom dixon
personality chair Steelcase
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MECHANICAL JANITOR’S CLOSET PAVILION
BATHROOMS OFFICE STORAGE
CLASSROOM
RECEPTION
FLOOR PLAN NTS
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EXHIBIT
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BOUTIQUE “NETWORK”
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SCHEMES evolution
progression through structure based on ratio/sequence
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coastal
network
reminds people of home personal/sensory
not sequential like evolution interaction/grouping
problem statement and research How can shopping for professional shoes be a comfortable and memorable experience for the growing community of young office workers in San Francisco?
The store’s brand should be unique, reprsented and consistant through the store.
The arrangement of the product should be unique while not distracting from the product.
personas
The order of the shop should be clear with a flow from entrance to exit.
Natural lighting can be moved through the store with reflective surfaces.
The store should be located in an area where the products are relevent to the people passing by or living in the area.
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FLOOR PLAN NTS
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FLOOR PLAN NTS
annotations
1. The window display is tilted at an angle to allow easy viewing from pedestrians. 2. The feature wall can be seen from any part of the store and from the sidewalk. This guides people into the store and easily to the checkout . 3. The circular displays are spaced far enough to allow for clearances. 4. The elevator and stairs are placed a little away from the displays where there may be heavier traffic. 5. The mezzanine is shaped to wrap around the round elevator to conserve space. 6. Linoleum is chosen for flooring because of its resilience to scratches and its sustainability.
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SECTION NTS
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FURNITURE
Round Display
Lighting
Guardrail
Reception Desk
Bench/Mirror
Wall Display
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MATERIALS
ELEVATION NTS
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dark iris Valspar
infinity pool Valspar
constellation linoleum Armstrong
custom Dulles Glass and Mirror
spectrum dove
concrete Quality Enterprises
custom Dulles Glass and Mirror
walnut Premier Millwork and Lumber Co.
Cushion Pros
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MUSEUM “PRISM”
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CONCEPT DIAGRAMS
The present is a point of interaction between a linear past and diverging future. Similarly, direct light splits at a point inside a prism to reveal various paths of color. “Giovanni� reminds the community of its history and strength, while the lighting and art encourages contemporary thinking in traditional blacksburg.
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research - Carpenter center
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
NATURAL LIGHT extended windows draw the users focus toward nature
COLOR primary colors on windows reflect color in space
AXIS ramp creates a diagonal axis, connecting multiple spaces
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floor plan: 1st floor NTS
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floor plan : mezzanine NTS
annotations 1. The elevator and stairs are near the entrance for easy access. 2. The storage on the first floor has stacking doors to open wide for moveable partition walls and other large items. 3. The wall on the mezzanine extends from the bathroom below to account for plumbing gases. 4. The mezzanine is centered on the floor plan to avoid low trusses. 5. The water fountain is located close to the dining area.
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section
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SECTION NTS
chair design process
furniture
campfire big lounge Steelcase
auditorium seating Custom
Materials
stromborg table Knoll
calypso Sherwin Williams
dichroic film 3M
blue tinted Elite Custom Glass
ford wall sconce Nemo Ark
sundance Benjamin Moore
extra white Sherwin Williams
radish Sherwin Williams
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DETAIL MODEL: prism forms on truss MATERIALS: ALUMINUM ROD, METAL RINGS, DICHROIC FILM, PLEXIGLASS, FELT
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SKETCHES
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