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CONTENTS.
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TH E E XC H A N G E / / C o wo r king Sp a c e F al l 2017, H aw o r t h C o m p e titio n Se c o nd P la c e
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WO R LD P E ACE PAV I LI O N F al l 2017
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VA LE N CI A / / Ins t ag ram O ffic e F al l 2017
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ROA S T / / C o f f e e Re t ai l Bo utiq ue S pr i ng 2017
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M A R K E R R E NDE R I N G F al l 2017
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THE EXC HAN GE COWORKING S PAC E . Hawo r t h Comp et it i o n S e c o nd P l ac e Coll a b o r a t ive p r o j e c t w i t h Int e r i o r Desi g n ma jo r K else y M u i r Fo c us
Loc a t ed in Wa s h ing t o n, D C , T he E xc h a n g e Cowo r k i ng S pac e pro v i de s a w o r k/ p la y e n vir o nm e nt t o f o st e r a su p p or t ive n et w o rk o f i ndi v i du al s who va lue b o t h p e rso nal and profe s s ion a l co n n e c t i o ns. Tak i ng i nspir a t io n f r om pu bl i c m ark e t s , T he E xc h a n g e e mb r a ce s t he i ndi v i du al i t y of i ts t en a n t s b y pro v i di ng a v ar i e t y of wo r ks p a ce s , ea c h w i t h i t s o w n u ni q ue ch a r a ct e r. C o m m u nal s pac e s ser ve a s a g a t h er i ng pl ac e , s i m i l ar t o a ma r ke t s q ua re .
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X C H A N G E
So c ia liz e
C o lla b o r a te
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P r iv a te O ffic e s
Fo c us/To uc hd o w n Ar e a s
H o t D e sking
C o m m unity Sp a c e s
CONFERENCE HOT DESKS
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1. We l com e area T he c u st o m r e c e pt i o n de sk di splay s b r a n d ed m e r c handi s e as w e l l as re s o ur c e s for t e n a n t s a n d g ue s t s s u c h as m ag az i ne s, l o c a l newspa p e r s , in f or m at i o n and pro m o t i o ns. Te na nts have a cce s s t o s t or ag e l o c k e r s f o r t he i r pe rso n a l belong in g s . 2 . Pr ivat e of f i ce R e nt abl e pr i v at e o f f i c e s f ac e the mai n cir cula t io n p at h l e adi ng t o t he c o m m u ni ty hu b. E a ch o f f ice h as i t s o w n i de nt i t y and di s t inc t color s ch e me t o ech o t he i ndi v i du al i t y o f di f f e r e nt vendor s in a p ub lic m ark e t . Var i o u s, f l e x i bl e la y o uts ac commod a t e f o r d i f f e re nt w o rk s t y l e s and pe r so na l prefer en ce s .
3. “Ma r ke t sq u a re � As the he a r t o f the space, lo ung e , kitc he n a nd b a r a r e a s e nc o ur a g e th e e x c ha ng e o f id e a s, info r m a tio n a nd e xp eri en ces. 4. Te c h st a r t u p The sta r tup is se p a r a te d from th e r e st o f the o ffic e fo r m o d e r a te to hig h p r i vacy. 5. Dro p - i n b enc hi ng The c o nsiste nt p la n c o nfigur a tio n o f the d r o p -in b e nc hing a si de from th e d e sks lo c a te d in the fo c us w o r k a r e a c r e ates a clear z o ne fo r te na nts 6.Fo cu s wo r k a re a P ho ne b o o ths fo r p r ivate c o nv e r sa tio ns a nd c a lls, d e signa te d ho t deski n g for he a d s d o w n w o r k, a nd lo unge a r e a a llo ws th e cli en t to c ho o se the ir w o r king e nv ir o nm e nt.
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Axon Diagrams. Framework defining central path from reception to “market square.� Panels are shown transitioning from open to closed.
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Above. Benching. Perforated felt panels divide the benching area from the kitchen and lounge to add acoustical and visual comfort. Left.
Private offices.
Just as market vendors open their stalls, shops and tents for business in the morning and then “close up shop� in the evening, The Exchange highlights the day-to-night, work-to-play transition by providing a flexible space that can be used for work as well a s f o r e v e n t s . Ta k i n g i n s p i r a t i o n f r o m s t a l l s t u c t u r e s seen in public markets, an automatic structure of perforated panels supported by a metal frame extends throughout the space.
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Above. Custom welcome desk takes the form of a food display unit. Rather than the c a t c h o f t h e d a y o r f r e s h l y b a k e d b r e a d , u p f o r g r a b s a r e t h e d a i l y p a p e r, current periodicals and promotional materials. The bronze framing marries the welcome area with the “market square� with its continuation into the space. The lounge area in the above left promotes collaboration between p e o p l e i n a n d o u t s i d e o f t h e o f f i c e w i t h H a w o r t h ’s B l u e s c a p e t e c h w a l l .
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B y d a y— a n i de a in c u b a t o r. B y n i g h t — a s oc ia l h u b . B e l o w. Kitchen space anchors the “market square,” and its bar aesthetic allows for a transition from lunch break to happy h o u r.
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WORLD PEACE P AV I L I O N . A pavilion dedicated to world peace aims to ground the idea of peace in physical space. Cascading white panels form a labyrinth, but break in the center for natural light to cast down from the skylight above, creating an ethereal effect to the sun breaking t h r o u g h c l o u d s . T h e s e m i - s h e e r, b u t d e n s e , p a n e l s d e s c e n d i n g f r o m t h e c e i l i n g b l u r t h e b o u n d a r i e s o f t h e s p a c e a n d e n g u l f t h e u s e r, transporting the visitor from the outside world to a surreal, utopian environment. A warm, neutral palette is intended to make the user feel comfortable and spend time within each individual space.
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Bench Seating Passage Labyrinth + Fountain
Wi l l o w Tr e e + Seating Entry Information Center
Exit Intended path of travel
S i t e . M e m o r i a l P a r k , Wa s h i n g t o n , D C P o s i t i o n e d a m o n g m e m o r i a l s i n c l u d i n g t h e V i e t n a m Wa r M e m o r i a l a n d t h e M a r t i n L u t h e r K i n g , J r, M e m o r i a l , t h e Wo r l d P e a c e P a v i l i o n i s i n t e n d e d t o r e m i n d l o c a l s a n d v i s i t o r s o f t h e n a t i o n ’s capital of the universal goal for peace, prompting them to not only reflect on the past, but on the present and look into the future. This neutral venue offers solace for those affected by the monuments, a place of refuge from the current chaos and p o l i t i c s i n g r a i n e d i n t h e m e d i a a n d Wa s h i n g t o n , D C a s a w h o l e , and serves as a venue to interact with others and demonstrate peacemaking.
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Above. A pool of water rises up from the travertine floors and is emphasized by a skylight directly above, peeking through the layered veils of curtains. The pool serves as a central gathering point in the labyrinth, and offers the opportunity to metaphorically join hands with strangers and participate in the act of making peace. The visitor directly observes their influence upon the environment, with their actions and gestures translating into ripples in the pool that intersect with other ripples caused by other visitors. 12
B e l o w. A willow tree and the circular in-ground seating correspond to the interior water feature and represent a cause and effect relationship. The act of peacemaking results in t r a n q u i l i t y a n d h a r m o n y. T h e w i l l o w t r e e i s c o m m o n l y associated with harmony and growth, and visually compliments the cascading curtains by creating a similar feel with its descending branches.
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VA L E N C I A I N S TAG R A M OFFICE. “ To c a p t u r e a n d s h a r e t h e w o r l d ’ s m o m e n t s ” i s I n s t a g r a m ’s m i s s i o n s t a t e m e n t . I n s t a g r a m w a s built on the concept of instantly sharing mobile device photos with a choice of professionallooking filters.
Si t e. Bu zzar d Po in t is in t he m i dst o f r e v i t al i z at i o n w ith the emphas is o n commu ni t y, as s t adi u m s, bi k i ng a nd w a lking pat hs, b e e r g a r d e n s and do g park s s u rr o u nd the a r e a . Valencia is a b r ig h t , dy nam i c s pac e t hat w i l l eng a ge the pu bli c a n d f it t h e e ne r g y, y o u t hf u l c u l t u r e and sp e e d o f t he So ut h wes t Wa t e r f ro nt .
Ax o n o f slid ing glass “fi lters”
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First Level Floor Plan
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Transpa r en t p a n es o f c o l o r e d t e m pe re d g l as s mi mi ckin g f ilt e r s a r e i nt e r j e c t e d i n t he s pac e . They a r e s it ua t ed o n t r ac k s , al l o w i ng f o r flexi bi lit y a n d v e r s iti l i t y w i t h v ar y i ng de g r e e s of vi sua l a n d a co us t i c al pr i v ac y.
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A bove . Vari ous me e t in g a r e as o n f i rst f l o o r rangi n g f r o m a f le x i bl e c o nf e r e nc e area, a p h on e b ooth and a m o de rat e l y pri vat e s id e r oom. Ri ght . Hot des kin g o n s e co nd f l o o r. “ F i l t e r s � creat e a s en s e of s e par at i o n be t w e e n di ffere n t t e a ms .
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Below. Multi-sto r y liv e Insta gr a m feed featu ri n g the ha shta g “# b uz z a r d p oi n t� gi ves th e o p p o r tunity fo r use r s to se e th ei r posts on th e bi g screen .
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ROAST C OFFEE C O M P A N Y. Providing coffee lovers of San Francisco a high-end, international store atmosphere offering a variety of blends they can cost-effectively brew at home. More exotic blends, same gourmet taste, a fraction of the cost.
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C O F F E E R E TA I L . 1 LB =
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12 O U N C E REGUL ARS
A mer icas > li ght +med ium > sw eet
A ra b ia + Af r ica >sweet > tar t >fruity
I n do n e s ia +Pa ci f i c >sm o o t h >e ar t hy >f u l l bo di ed
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1. Cof f e e r oa s t e r i s d i r e c t ly a he a d of t he e nt r y, i t s m ove m e n t a n d a r o m a a t t r a c t i ng c u st om e r s, w hi le d i sp e ns e r s a d j a c e nt show c a s e t he i n -h o u s e r o a s te d b le nd s . 2. T hr e e she lve s c or r e sp ond i ng t o t he t hr e e ge ne r a l c off e e g r o w i n g r e g i o n s d i s p la y a w i d e va r i e t y of e x ot i c b le nd s i n a m a na ge a b le , or g a n i z e d w a y th a t u s e s b ot h s i d e s of t he she lve s . 3. Ac c e s s or i e s i nc lu d i ng c off e e r e la t e d b ook s a nd c e r a m i c w a r e a r e d i s p l a ye d i n t he f r ont of t he st or e ne a r t he r e gi st e r t o e nc ou r a ge i m p u ls e b u ys .
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4. Cop p e r r od s s t r e t c h f r om floor t o c e i li ng, f or m i ng a s e m i -p e r m e a b l e d i v i d e b e t w e e n t he m e z z a ni ne a nd p r i va t e s p a c e a nd t he gr ou nd flo o r r e ta i l s p a c e . 5. M e z z a ni ne i s d e d i c a t e d sole ly t o c off e e b r e w i ng m a c hi ne s a n d d e v i c e s , s e t a s i d e fr om t he m or e a f f or d a b le , fr e q u e nt ly b ou ght c of f e e p r o d u c ts d o w n b e l o w.
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6. Ca s h w r a p i s loc a t e d a t fr ont of t he st or e , na t u r a lly se c t i o n i n g o f f th e w i nd ow d i sp la y a nd a ls o s e r vi ng a s a n i nf or m a t i on c e nt e r. 7. Gr i nd e r s a r e p la c e d a longs i d e t he c a s h w r a p f or e m p loy e e u s e w h i l e b e i n g on d i sp la y t o t he c u r i ou s c u s t om e r. Second Level Floor Plan
8. P r i va t e sp a c e i s z one d a t t he b a c k of t he st or e a nd i s c om p l e te l y p a r ti ti o n e d of f , d oor op e ni ngs a nd fi x t u r e s ou t of t he c u st om e r ’s vi e w.
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B e l o w. Wo r l d m a p i s p r o j e c t e d o n t o f l o o r t o cieling copper pipes. Mixed fibers are woven throughout—green representing coffee growing regions with the regions’ respective blends displayed in front. Copper piping continues into the bean dispensers for fresh blends roasted in-house.
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Above. Coffee dispensers, roasters and grinders are located near the cash wrap while home brewing equipment and accessories are placed in the windows. The roaster and grinders are zoned with the reception to make for easy employee supervision.
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MARKER RENDERING. Sketches range from a distorted view of a glass railing, conceptual and finished interiors, as well as furniture and material selections.
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