Malvin Dalimarta by MalvinDalimarta

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This book is dedicated to my beloved parents

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COPYRIGHT @ 2017 MALVIN DALIMARTA All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without the written permission of Malvin Dalimarta. MALVIN DALIMARTA PHONE / 1 408 963 7606 EMAIL / Bmmalvin@gmail.com WEB / www.md-interiors.wixsite.com/malvin ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 79 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 DIRECTOR / Kathleen Valkuchak INSTRUCTOR / Leonarda Tamayo COURSE / Portfolio TYPEFACE / Myriad Pro, league Gothic SOFTWARE / Adobe Suite PHOTOGRAPHY / Google PRINTER / Chum’s 582 Market St #100, San Francisco, CA 94104 BINDERY / Chum’s 582 Market St #100, San Francisco, CA 94104

I am an interior designer Malvin Given Dalimarta was born in Jakarta, Indonesia. His childhood was spent in his father’s architectural office, looking through design drawings and models. This experience developed in him the love and passion for design and architecture since an early age. In 2009, he moved to Singapore to pursue an english education. There, Malvin was exposed with the diverse cultures and traditions that make up this small nation. This opened and expanded his perspectives of the world. As he grew, so was his love for design. After graduating high school, Malvin then decided to pursue higher education in interior design. To achieve this goal, Malvin traveled thousands of miles to the United States where he believed his dream can be realized. Ever since, Malvin has been attending Academy of Art University for 3 years. Malvin believes that the discipline of Interior design is a life-long journey, one that does not stop after a degree is achieved. With humility, Malvin believes in the continued process of learning even after graduation.

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About the client The National Geographic Society started in Washington DC in 1888 as a small group of travelers in the late Victorian Age, a time when European and American explorers were finding a strong audience at home for tales of adventure and foreign cultures. Shortly after its own founding, the Society started a magazine of its own, which covered a wide variety of world cultures and natural resources,

with a particular emphasis on maps and high quality photography. Their strong media division, now including the NatGeo TV channel, has continued to fund a wide range of scientific and philanthropic efforts around the world. The company is opening an outpost with the following program:

Project Program Exhibition Cafe Retail

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Office

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National Geographic The Society believes in the power of science, exploration and storytelling to change the world, and its purpose is to inspire, illuminate and teach.

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Main Post lawn

Walt Disney museum

The Bay School

Fire Station

Sports basement Mall

Presidio tourist centre

Bowling centre

Early education school

Chapel

10. Palace of fine arts 11. Baker beach 12. Batery Lancester 13. Golden Gate centre 14. Golden Gate bridge

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Presidio is a historical area that has been designated as a national park. It is home to various schools, restaurants, and museums.

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Project location 34 Graham st SF, CA 94129

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Spark /spärk/

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Spark represents something that ignites upon force. Metaphorically, It symbolizes the robust energy that leads to creative ideas, breakthroughs and discoveries. It represents the moment of Eureka, a sudden realization of a solution.

To the brand This will speak to National Geographic as an organization that celebrates the discoveries and breakthroughs found throughout human history. The museum will host historical inventions, and

exhibits that are discovered and created from a “SPARK” of idea. With this concept, National Geographic HQ will embody the saying: “Every great revolutions begin with a spark”. With this concept. To Visitors I would also want the visitors of this headquarter to be able to explore and have their own moment of ‘Eureka Was they discover and learn new things. The exhibitions held at the museum will seek to ‘spark’ the mind of visitors. To Office Workers For the office workers of this national Geographic headquarter, spark means the creative ability to solve problems. The office space would mean that it should support the “spark” of idea and the ‘Eureka’ moment, the moment of realization.” Office workers should be able to brainstorm ideas anywhere.

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is circular and all rooms and spaces radiates from the center

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Open office

Conf. rm Restroom Meeting room Break room

The circular path and curve walls encourage movements and

1. Magazine cover wall 2. Work station for 3. visitors 4. Prvt. booth

circulation carries people back

5. Open office

to the lobby such that the space

6. Conf. room

carries the people.

7. Print room 8. Break room

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promotes exploration. The loop

FI NISHES

Candorin herringbone (FSC Certified)

Chemetal Brass (Red List Free)

Benjamin Moore Paint (Low VOC)

Elements Design Back-painted glass (Red List Free)

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1. Muuto 2. Studio TK 3. High Tower

5. Hightower

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4. Steelcase

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RCP

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Strip light

Track light

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LED bulb

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Fixture spaced @ 10'-6" along curve

Cove Clng around perimeters

Exposed clng with accoustic spray painted black Abv. open office

Fixture spaced @ 12' along curve

Fixture spaced @ 9' along curve

Fixture spaced @ 9' - 6" along curve

Lobby 202

Gyp Bd @ 10 - 6"' AFF throughout building U.O.N

Dropped Gyp Bd with cove lighting @ 9'-0" AFF

Dropped Gyp Bd with cove lighting @ 9'-6" AFF

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Janitor 220

Vestibule 201

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Meeting Rm 211

Pantry 214

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Telecomm 215

Dropped Gyp Bd with cove lighting @ 9'-6" AFF

Dropped ceiling with laminate finish @ 9'-0"

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Dropped Gyp Bd with cove lighting @ 9'-0" AFF

2nd Floor (Reflected Ceiling Plan) with switches

Copy, Print Rm, Storage 212 LEGEND:

Prvt. Alcove SA 213

Gyp Bd @ 10' - 6" AFF throughout building U.O.N

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Cove Clng

Break Area 216

Prvt. Off 208

Fixture spaced @ 8' - 8" along dashed curve

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Prvt. Off. 207

Projector

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Cove Clng around perimeters of building

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Fixture spaced @ 5'-10" along dashed curve

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Dropped Gyp Bd with cove lighting @ 8'-6" AFF

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3/16" = 1'-0"

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Recessed downlight in slot

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Linear suspended light

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SKET CHES

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CONCEPT

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L1 Exhibition of exhibition such as videos, artwork, and sculpture. Lightings for the space will be provided from the movable track lighting to allow for flexibility if layout of exhibition changes.

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The museum will be able to accommodate the different types

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EXHIBITION CONCEPT

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The video alcove provides for an immersive viewing where users are surrounded with sound and videos of artwork shown.

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An immersive experience

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Moveable wall

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Custom Display painted

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Moveable wall

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Dropped soffit ceiling with laminate finish @ 8'-4", see elevation 2/ A 7.3

Moveable wall

Display table painted

Moveable wall

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Moveable wallMoveable wall

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Custom Display painted

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Display table painted Display table painted

Custom Display painted

Display table Display table painted painted

Custom Display painted

Elevator

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Dropped soffit ceiling with laminate finish @ 8'-4", see elevation 2/ A 7.3

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Flexible space

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Space can be turned into a lecture hall. This provides for more functions to a room. 1st Floor (Furniture Finish Plan) 1 1st Floor (Furniture Finish Plan)

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OFFICE

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L2 Office lobby

office area will use brass materials as its reflectivity represents the brilliance of the human’s mind.

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To further elevate the concept of ‘Spark’ in the office area, the

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Open office The open office will have work stations for 12. Each work stations will have a lateral cabinet for storage. The ceiling for this area is an exposed ceiling treated with acoustic spray to manage sound and then painted black.

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Alternative working Various areas can be used as work stations. For example, the break room provides an alternative working space.

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The table used in this space is writable to promote the instant generation of ideas.

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About the client Mercy Housing, a national nonprofit organization, is working to build a more humane world where poverty is alleviated, communities are healthy and all people can develop their full potential. We believe that affordable housing and supportive programs improve the economic status of residents, revitalize

neighborhoods and stabilize lives. Mercy Housing is one of the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest affordable housing organizations. We participate in the development, preservation, management and/or financing of affordable, program-enriched housing across the country. Mercy Housing serves a variety of populations with housing projects for low-income families, seniors and people with special needs. We acquire and renovate existing housing, as well as develop new affordable rental properties.

Project Program 8 living units Library Community room Nurse office

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Vita Housing Vita seeks to provide seniors the right of access to quality senior housing that is affordable through services and amenities. We also seek to provide seniors the environment in which they feel at home and are welcomed. Our experts will seek to accommodate the seniorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s physical and psychological needs.

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Church of Wheel

Key Market

Dape & Dool Salon

House of Thai 2

CVS store

Iza Ramen

Hot Zushi

Chase Bank

Duboce Park

10. California Pacific 11. Medical Centre 12. Costumes 13. Alamo Square

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The affordable housing project will be located in a middle-upscale neighborhood with the purpose of integrating the marginalized low-income seniors, with the rest of the community. V I TA H O U S I N G

Project location 600 Oak Street, San Francisco CA 94176

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Target customer The senior housing will target low-income seniors in San Francisco. About a quarter of San Franciscoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s senior citizens, or 40,000 people, are considered poor as they live at or below 150% of the $860

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federal poverty income level, which equals about $1,300 a month.

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We acknowledge our seniors not as vulnerable human beings but as individuals who represent tenacity and power developed through years of experience. We recognize that our seniors represent the value of fortitude and grit. This facility will be a place where seniors feel valued as triumphant winners over lives.

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Erosion Erosion means the process of eroding or being eroded by wind, water, or other natural agents. It is the gradual diminution that results in wonders of the world like the Antelope Canyon.

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The process of rock formation perfectly symbolizes how challenges result in beauty and character. The rock formation involves the process of Erosion in which are carved by movement of water resulting in natural wonders of the world like the

Grand Canyon. The always moving water results in the relentless landscaping work on the stone and rocks. Metaphorically, the water represents the vicissitudes of lives that constantly transform humans as they grow and the stone represents the lives of seniors who are constantly refined. Bit by bit, the water chips away the rocks, refining them into a work of art. The lives of the low-income population is like the process of rock formation in which hardships, likened to the water, refines them into a more perfect and better being. The idea of erosion is a reflection of how the senior housing views its residents. They are not vulnerable beings but in contrast, are the representation of beauty and character resulting from facing so many hardships.

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PLAN

2 5 4

Level 1

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Public circulation

Restaurant Kitchen

Amenities

Community

Restroom Gym

Bicycle storage

The first floor is going to be

1. Public lobby

opened to public and hence

2. Community rm

two lobbies will be provided Public lobby

Prvt lobby

Private circulation

for security.

3. Gym 4. Library 5. Restaurant 6. Private Lobby

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Level 2 Units

Private circulation

The nurse office located in the Unit

middle of the second floor will

Unit

Communal

service to all of the seniors easier.

Nurse off.

Unit

1. Nurse office 2. Therapy rm 3. Communal area

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help nurse administer their

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Level 3

Private circulation 1. Seating H O S P I TA L I T Y

2. Communal farming 3. BBQ area

BUILDING ANALYSIS

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Emergency shaft

Elevator

Telecom shaft

Structural column

Plenum

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Exit

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NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN

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NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN

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Neighborhood Plan

2. Bicycle storage 3. Swimming pool 4. Bicycle storage 5. Changing room

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1. Roof garden

RCP

RCP NOTES 1.ALL WALL-MOUNTED SWITCHES AT 4 2.ALL NEW LIGHTING/ELECTRICAL INST 3.ACCORDANCE WITH CALIFORNIA TIT EXPOSED CEILING HEIGHT AT 22'-0" A GREY, U.O.N 4.PROVIDE DAYLIGHT SENSORS FOR A 15'0" OF PERIMETERS WINDOWS 5.PROVIDE OCCUPANCY SENSORS AS GREEN BUILDING CODE 6.SMOKE ALARM SHALL BE PROVIDED LOCAL CODE

LEGEND Fan

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Cove Clng

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

One Way Switch

Two-Way Switch

Outdoor Dining

Sprinkler s

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9'-6" AFF

Exit Sign Mtd on Door

Exit Sign Mtd on Ceiling

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF s s

Gyp Bd @ 8' 6"

Louvres

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Dining

Reccessed Downlight

Gyp Bd @ 9'

@ 21' AFF Gyp Bd @ 9'-6" AFF

Dropped Clng @ 6' AFF

LEGEND

Cove Clng

sss

@ 13' AFF

Lobby

Pendant 1

@ 17' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Outdoor Dining

Open to 2nd floor Above

Pendant 2

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Clng Mtd light

Cove Clng

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9'

Gyp Bd @ 9' -6" AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9'

Gyp Bd @ 9' s

Gyp Bd @ 9'

Gyp Bd @ 8'-6" AFF Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' - 6" AFF

Cove Clng Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Level 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

N Wall Sconces Outdoor

Level 1 Outdoor Light Mtd on Louvre

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Cove Light

Circular pendant

Globe Pendant

Amoeba light

Crenshaw Lighting

Barazzi

Vibia

LED bulb

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Dropped Clng @ 7' 5"

s2 s2

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Dropped Clng @ 7' 5" Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Dropped Clng @ 7' 5"

@ 21' AFF

s s2

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Cove Clng

@ 13' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

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Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF W D W D

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF Dropped

Clng @ 7' 5"

@ 17' AFF

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

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Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Dropped Clng @ 7' 5"

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF ss

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

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Dropped Clng @ 7' 5" Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

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Dropped Clng @ 7' 5" Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Cove Clng

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF s

Elevator

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

Dropped Clng @ 7' 5"

Gyp Bd @ 9' AFF

RCP NO 1.ALL WA 2.ALL NE 3.ACCOR EXPOS GREY, 4.PROVID 15'0" O 5.PROVID GREEN 6.SMOKE CODE

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RCP

Level 2 1/16" = 1'-0"

N Level 2

GE Lighting

Zaneen

Cove lighting

LED bulb

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Mushroom pendant

FINISHES

Mohawk Group Carpet (HDP Certified)

Allura Flex Vinyl (Declare label)

3Form Ecoresin (EPD certified)

Carnegie Fabric (Renewable source)

FURNITURE 1. Steelcase 2. Poly and Bark 3. Wings chair

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L1 A Social Hub The senior housing will not only exclusively serve the residents. Rather, this senior housing will provide service opening up the amenities on the first floor to the public. The idea behind this is to promote interaction between seniors and the community.

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and amenities for the public and neighborhood by

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NURSE OFFICE

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Memory Care Facilities Vita senior housing will also feature design that serves the needs of seniors with memory disabilities. This is the creates contrast but also makes it easier for seniors to

reason why colors are used at door numbers. It not only remember their own entrance to their units. Memory box filled with memorabilia such as photos will be placed in front of the doors of each unit. Memory box is a common feature seen typically in dementia facility. The idea is to give dementia patients the personalization of the entry experience as a way to make them remember their doors better and easier.

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Handrail

Memory box

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LIVING UNIT

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Universal Design universal design to accommodate seniors with disabilities and special needs. These features include handrail, knee space, etc.

Pull-out trash ADA Knee space

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Design of the living units will feature

Pull-down shelving

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CONCEPT

Louvre

Solar Panel

Louvers extending out of building blocks out unwanted heat and sunlight

Solar power generates power for the building

Biophilic design Greeneries inside improves quality of living

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Roof Garden Roof garden reduces building temperature and attracts flora and fauna

Rain water collection

Low-E window

Rain water is collected and then reused

Low-E window reflects heat and allows light to enter

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About the client Tony Rivera, the CEO of Primo Hospitality Group has more than 25 years experience in F&B business. Tony plans to expand his business

venture by opening up a mixed used space which will contain a restaurant, market and a demonstration kitchen. The following is the project program:

Project Program Market

Organic, local produce Specialty foods Beer & Wine selection Prepared foods and open kitchen

Restaurant

60 seater

Demonstration kitchen

Community oriented kitchen where

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cooking lessons are held

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MARKET HALL

Market Hall Market Hall is an upscale market and restaurant in the Mission Bay area that seeks to revitalize the Mission Bay area. Market Hall also believes in giving back to the community.

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Mission Bay was once a Marsh, Redevelopment of the are has since transformed it rapidly into a high-end neighborhood housing condominiums, biotech development, research company, and hospitals.

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SITE MAP

Project location 185 Channel Street, San Francisco CA 94158

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SITE MAP

Site Map 1,

China Basin Office space

AT&T Park

Cal train station

Walgreen

Panera Bread

Safeway

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Tectonics Tectonics in architecture is defined as “the science or art of construction, both in relation to use and artistic design.” It refers not just to the “activity of making the materially requisite construction that answers certain needs, but rather to the activity that raises this construction to an art form.”

The Concept of the store is inspired by the idea of structure and

MARKET HALL

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construction (Tectonics). This concept will be shown through the exposed and revealing design of the space to resemble the untreated look. Just like the idea of a structure and construction, the design of the store will also resemble simplicity where everything is just stripped to its bare essential. By way of showing and exposing the bare and purity of design, the idea of construction and structure will resonate well with the value of organic and healthy food which is pure, untreated, without much add-ons. The value of structure and construction will be in line with the value of the food sold there.

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The sharp turn and edges reference to the idea of structure and construction. It suggests roughness and

precision.

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Word mark is added to

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suggest the name of the establishment. Contrast in lineweight is used to create interest.

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MARKET HALL

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PLAN

Market

Cafe

Demo Kitchen

The linear circulation provides for a direct path of travel and easy wayfinding. The market is placed at the front to promote business.

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1. Market 2. Restaurant 3. Demonstration kitchen

RCP METAL STRUCTURE @ 10’ AFF

DISPLAY CASE

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GYP BD @ 10’ AFF

METAL WORK

DROPPED WOODEN CEILING @ 10’ AFF

GYP BD @ 10’ AFF

N GYP BD @ 10’ AFF

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FINISHES

Concrete polished

Vinyl

Black paint

Subway tile

FURNITURE

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2. Emeco 3. Herman Miller 4. Crate and Barrell

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1. Herman Miller

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Concept

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Market A Fresh Display of Products

as meat, poultry, charcuterie. The food case specified here is the GM food model.

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The market will display a variety of food products such

MARKET

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A Unique Display System The wine section consists of a custom built wine holder that convey the concept of structure.

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MARKET

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The grab and go section is located near the check-out counter to promote shoppers to shop products while waiting.

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Design that promotes business

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Concept

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Cafe An intimate experience The cafe has a seating capacity of 60. It consists of a downlighting technique is used. This is then layered by the uplighting technique that brings about a sophisticated atmosphere.

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bar seating and regular seating. For the lighting, general

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Concept

Community Driven The demonstration kitchen seeks to educate section of the community with economic shortcoming by inviting them to free cooking classes teaching them cooking tips for healthy diets.

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About the client

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The Mariottos are a three generation extended family. The family occupies the 3rd floors of the building while the 1st and 3rd floor are leased. The current layout and arrangement of spaces are not supporting the familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs. The family has decided to remodel the units to accommodate an aging parents and a child with special needs.

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Ernie’s Residence Ernie’s residence is a three-story residential condominium building. Each story contains a separate condominium units, for a total of 3 units. Mariotto’s family owned the building since its construction in 1955.

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Site Map 1.

Target

Trader Joe’s

Peet’s Coffee

Car wash

Public Storage

UPS store

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The project is located at Lower Pacific Height district, a middle class neighborhood that has became wealthier and more upscale with the escalation of San Francisco property values in the 1980s and 1990s.

Project location 13 Wood Street, San Francisco CA 94118

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Social Inclusion The low-income is a marginalized group of people who are often times excluded from society and do not have access to quality housing.

The design of the first floor is going to be driven by the idea of SOCIAL INCLUSION. The low-income is a marginalized group of underprivileged. They are also excluded from having access to

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people. They are often excluded from society and are also very good-quality home. The design of the first floor will provide a good quality house that would break the stereotypical idea of a low income housing. The design would improve the quality of life by for example, providing tenants with recreational space. The home would also include current technological needs such as Internet/ electronic appliances (E.g. built-in TV) that are provided as basic necessities. The design will give the users right of access to good quality home which is still considered a far-fetched reality in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s standard of affordable housing.

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1. Entry 2. Bathroom 3. Kitchen

5. Living room 6. Bedroom 7. BBQ area 8. Seating

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Vinyl flooring

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2. Ikea 3. Ikea

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1. World Market

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Living room shelving, etc. The sofa can be turned into a sofa bed to accommodate for an additional guest.

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The living room has a of storage space such as cabinetry,

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Kitchen The combination of kitchen with the dining counter saves a lot of space in this very small and tight unit.

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Outdoor Patio as key to quality living

outdoor space serves to improve the quality living of the low-income family. Families can gather in this space to commune.

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The outdoor space is used as recreational space. This

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The design of the second floor is going to be inspired by the philosophical idea of Zen. Zen is a philosophical idea that promotes the value of tranquility and calmness through the peace of mind. The design of the second floor will showcase those values to instill an atmosphere of peace and of rest. As users of the space have a tremendous amount of responsibility to care for the disabled, life can be stressful and tiring. This design of the second floor will create them the atmosphere needed to be patient and gentle.

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a shelter in which users would feel relaxed and at ease. It will give

Zen is also a philosophical idea that connects the inner beings with nature. Hence, design of this space will bring elements found in nature. As Aimee could not have the accessibility to nature such as mountains, lake (she is wheelchair-bound), bringing nature into the building would help Aimee to experience nature at home. This can be done through incorporating elements found in nature such as rippling of water, reflection of water or greeneries.

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1. Entry 2. Bathroom 3. Kitchen

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2. B&B Italia 3. George Nakashi

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1. Miyazaki Chair

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Dining area The concept of Zen is incorporated in the subtle reference to nature. Like for example, the 3D wave pattern on the wall and the picture of blossoming Lotus.

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Twin’s bathroom ADA bathroom design is incorporated into the design of the twin’s bathroom as Aimee is on the wheelchair.

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Jason’s bedroom Jason’s bedroom further illustrates the concept of Zen. The room feels quiet and calming with its subtle material choices.

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Oriental culture The Orient is the East, traditionally comprising anything that belongs to the Eastern world which includes the culture, language, people, archeology.

The design of the third floor is going to draw inspiration from oriental culture and design. Oriental refers to a characteristic of East Asian culture such as Japan, China, Korea. The design of this space shapes, patterns that are synonymous of the East Asian tradition.

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will be inspired by the cultures from these countries. It will showcase The design will show clear influence from East Asia. This design will resonate with the stylistic preference that the owner of this space has. She likes looks that is influenced by traditional Asian cultures. Furthermore, East Asian traditional culture is known for its opulence and extravagance shown in its very intricate and elaborate design. The richness of Asian traditional culture will reflect the status and the wealth of the client of the 3rd floor as the landlord and the wealthiest in the building. Design will be ostentatiously rich exuding elegance and luxury through the use of gold color which is a common color used in Oriental culture to display wealth and status.

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1. Entry 2. Office 3. Dining room 4. Kitchen 5. Living room 6. Guest bathroom

8. Frank’s bedroom 9. Simone’s bedroom 10. Maria’s bedroom 11. Maria’s bathroom

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2. Evelyn Antique 3. Sensantiques

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1. Oriental furniture

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Dining area a table that is expandable. This is to allow and provide for flexibility of more guests coming in for Maria’s party.

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The dining area consists of

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Maria’s bathroom vanity mirror light that lights up the face when using the sink. This is to allow for clarity when doing make up.

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Verticality is an upward movement that results in an elongated sense of space.

The design of the cafe is going to be inspired by the idea of verticality. Verticality is an upward movement that results in an elongated sense of space. Example is when you look up at linear verticality.

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skyscrapers in the middle of the city. The result is a beautiful

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2. Bar seating 3. To restroom

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Layers of lighting create interest Layers of lighting add depth to the design of the space. The general lighting is provided by the downlight and the spot lighting is used to shine on the tables, creating pools of light. Also, cove lighting is added to

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Geometry in buildings Geometry forms everything and is the basis for architecture and design.

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The geometry shapes in architecture intelligence. It is a source of wonder and inspiration. The collection of textile seeks to celebrate the geometries in architecture.

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Thank You

I would like to say thank you to first of all, my beloved parents (Anwar Dalimarta and Ong Siauw Fie Tamin) for their unrelentless support, love and encouragement. Words cannot express how thankful and grateful I am to you. Secondly, to my mentors, and teachers: Kathleen Valkuchak, Mark Miller, Tuan Luov, Michael Sammet, Kathleen Roche, Susan Sutton, Molly Ness, Riccardo Marmolejo, Leonarda Tamayo, Sean Stuarts, Agustin Sanders, Olga Zhobreboff, Stephan Hoffpauir, Molly Ness; thank you to all for guiding me to become an interior designer, a passion I have had since little. Thirdly, to all of my friends who have been pouring me with endless encouragements: Ariani Untoro, Jessica Yunnaraga, Jessica Rosyadi, Cynthia Wiesandjaja, Leonardo Saerang, Shadi Shabouri, Tiffany Tung, Davis Liu, Moegi Hara, Yvonne Hoi, Sarang Song, Moon Hae Jang, Seungmin Lee, Sujeong Baek, Kyeonguen Baek; thank you all for being part of my life and growth. Love you all.