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Miki Morita 森田 美紀

Works on Architectural Practices


INDEX Self Introduction

Miki Morita - 森田 美紀 Skills Architecture, Residential, Interior, Furniture, and Signage Design, Hand Drawing, CAD drawing, 3D Visualization, Sketch

Architectture

Concept Developing, Project Management, Company Establishment, Trip Coordination....

Hotel & Lab. New Noridic Museum Underground

Work Experience

Ambience of deliciousness

2015-

Architect / Founder: arkitekter mok, Copenhagen

Space, Product, Travel, Communication Designvv

Furniture

2015 -

Architect / Project Coordinator: Kontrapunkt A/S, Copenhagen

Leaf Chair

As Architect:

Dondra Chair

Design direction for Japanese market

Andersen Bakery - Shop Design Project at Aoyama, Tokyo / Tivoli, Copenhagen

Projects:

Space and product design based on visual identity,

Concept Development, Design, Layout Plannning, Visualization, Construction Drawing

DNP - Wayfinding & Signage Design for exterior at Ichigaya, Tokyo

Concept Development, Material Experience, Design, Visualization, Construction Drawing, Project Manager

Aarhus Letbane - Station Signage Design

Product Design, Visualization, Production Drawing

As Coordinator:

PR, Business Trip Coordination, Copy writing, Company Establishment

Clients:

DNP, Nissan, Isetan, Denso, Andersen Bakery, Danone,

Self Introduction

Aarhus Letbane, Bank Nordik, Kolding Syghus.. ..

2013 - 2014

Junior Designer / Assistant Project Manager: Kontrapunkt A/S, Copenhagen

2012 Summer

Internship: KATO x Victoria, Copenhagen

2012 Summer

Internship: MOO (Yoshiji Takehara) Architect Workshop, Osaka

2012 Winter - Spring

Internship: Tadao Ando architect & associates, Osaka

I am a Japanese architect, educated in both Japan and Denmark. The deepest theme in my architectural practice is seeking

Education

universal and genuine value within spaces,

2012 - 2015

Master degree: Master of Art and Architecture (MAA)

as based on thelivelihoods of the people that inhabit and

The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Copenhagen

experience them.

Institute: Architecture and Design

In creating this value I look to history, culture and technology,

Program: Spatial Design, Perception and Detail

and gather inspiration from a wide range of existing physical

2008-2012

Bachelor degree: Housing design

places.

Osaka City University, Yoshiji Takehara / Shihoko Koike lab., Osaka

My school practice often focuses on the integration of historical

Major: Residential Design and Research

understandings within a modern perspective.

1989

Quote During her time at Kontrapunkt, Miki has demonstrated a wide range of professional capabilities. She has produced excellent design project in a diverse range of areas. … Her sensitive and refined

Born in Kyoto, Japan

Activities 2015

Travel Coordination for Denmark Design Council

2013

Exhibited at Milano Salone

2012

Head of PR, Graduation design exhibition,

Diploma x KYOTO (http://diplomaxkyoto.jp/) (in Japanese).

creative approach allows her to capture the best from many cultures, with coherent and poetic results. And creative she is! Miki is always keen to work and learn, pushing herself to the limits. -Bo Linnemann, Design Director & Founding Partner, Kontrapunkt

Honors and Awards June 2015

Highest Grade (12), Master Thesis Presentation, Hotel & Lab. New Nordic

April 2012

First Prize, Bachelor Thesis show, Surround of Deliciousness

Sept 2011

Fine work prize, Busan architecture exhibition competition, 2011 spheRE.

Feb 2011

First Prize, Community Design Bridge Nishiyokobori, Osaka competition,

Dish Link Map in Nishiyokobori.

Language Skill Japanese

Mother Tongue

English

Business Level

Danish

Daily Conversation

Software Adobe Creative Suites - Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Premiere, After Effect, Dreamweaver, Muse, Bridge Portfolio of Architecture Practice October 2015 Miki Morita 森田 美紀 Printed in Copenhagen, Denmark

CAD - AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, V-Ray, SketchUp, Vector Works Microsoft Office Series - Word, Excel, Powerpoint iWork Series - Pages, Numbers, Keynote Interest Watercolor painting, Photographing,Wood Processing, Short Movie Editing, Leather Work, Cooking, Football Traveling (25 countries and areas)


Hotel and Lab. New Nordic


Title:

Hotel & Lab. New Nordic

Program:

Gourmet hotel in Summer

and culinary labolatory in winter on isolated island

Time:

June, 2015

Site:

Sejerø, Nordsjælland, Denmark

Size:

(Summer) 30 seat restaurant, Kitchen, Banquet,

5 hotel room, Common terrace

(Winter)

Tasting room and canteen, Kitchen Lab.,

This project is for the new Nordic hotel and culinary laboratory on Sejerø, where is famous

Design Studio, 5 accomodations

for the music festival and good weather, but unnoticeable about good farming. It’s based on

(In Common) Green house

the manifesto translated from the New Nordic Kitchen Manifesto into a design language and

Instractor:

Tom Mose Petersen, Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup,

developed into a whole architectural and experiential design. Under this manifesto, like a crea-

Nicholas Thomas Lee,

ting new Nordic dish, I design this architecture using local materials, thinking about Nordic

Organization:

KADK, Denmark

seasons and light and coexisting the new and old, Nordic and the world impulse. The layers of

Collaborator:

noma, restaurant Bror, Sejerø Municipality, Suguru Kobayashi

architectural materials of wall make the adjustable interior environment and usages depending

Grade:

12

on a season.

Visualization for the view of chefs. Kitchen, Restaurant area and Landscapes.


1. Sejerø Bird eye View / Visit Denmark / 2012 2. Map Drawing of Copenhagen and Sejerø / Miki Morita / 2014 3. Site Plan Drawing / S=1:10000 / 2014, 4. Horizon Images / Tubakiyama Hayama / 2008

Site Research Movie Image Capturings / 2:55 / Location: Sejerø / Jan 2015


International bednights within coastal tourism and city tourism in Denmark Million Bednights 30 25 20 15 10 5 0

1992

2002

2 01 2

Coastal tourism City tourism

Sours: Statics Danmark

"Although the trend in coastal and nature tourism has been declining in recent years, it is still the main market for Danish tourism. Denmark's neighbouring markets exhibit high travel intensity and constant demand for high-quality travel and holiday products. ... VisitDenmark's tourist survey from 2011 indicates the high potential that exists in the target group referred to as "the good life". This target group consists of young adults and couples without children who go on holiday to enjoy life, experience natural scenery, cultural amenities, cycle rides, gastronomy etc." from DENMARK AT WORK PLAN FOR GROWTH IN DANISH TOURISM, Jan 2014

1. To express the purity, freshness, simplicity and ethics we wish to associate with our region.

1. To express the purity, honesty, simplicity and ethics we wish to associate with our region.

2. To reflect the changing of the seasons in the meals we make.

2. To reflect the changing of the seasons in the architecture we design.

3. To base our cooking on ingredients and produce whose characteristics

3. To base our architectures on materials and produce whose characteristics

are particularly excellent in our climates, landscapes and waters. 4. To combine the demand for good taste with modern knowledge of health and well-being. 5. To promote Nordic products and the variety of Nordic producers – and to spread the word about their underlying cultures.

are particularly excellent in our climates, landscapes and culture. 4. To combine the demand for comfort with modern knowledge of health and well-being. 5. To promote Nordic Architecture and the variety of Nordic Design – and to spread the word about their underlying cultures.

MANIFESTO FOR

MANIFESTO FOR

THE NEW NORDIC KITCHEN

THE NEW NORDIC HOTEL AND LAB.

6. To promote animal welfare and a sound production process in our seas, on our

6. To promote environment and resources preservation in our Earth.

farmland and in the wild. 7. To develop potentially new applications of traditional Nordic food products. 8. To combine the best in Nordic cookery and culinary traditions with impulses from abroad. 9. To combine local self-sufficiency with regional sharing of high-quality products.

7. To develop potentially new applications of traditional Nordic architecture and design. 8. To combine the best in Nordic design method and traditions with impulses from abroad. 9. To combine local self-sufficiency with regional sharing of high-quality design.

10. To join forces with consumer representatives, other cooking craftsmen, agriculture, the

10. To join forces with client, other architect, engineer, material producer, and house

fishing, food , retail and wholesale industries, researchers, teachers, politicians and

retailer, researchers, teachers, politicians and authorities on this project for the benefit

authorities on this project for the benefit and advantage of everyone in the Nordic

and advantage of everyone in the Nordic countries and the world.

countries.

1. Researches: New Nordic Movement 2. Manifesto for the new nordic kitchen / Claus Meyer and 12 nordic chefs / http://newnordicfood.org/about-nnf-ii/new-nordic-kitchen-manifesto/ 3. Manifesto for the new nordic hotel and lab. / Miki Moirta / 2014

Inspiration Photos / Timber Frame / Old Barn house / Silent Spaces: The Last of the Great Aisled Barns, Malcolm Kirk, 1994


Inspiration Photos 1. Niels Bohr's Summer House Denmark, 1957, WOHLERT ARKITEKTER 2. Nordic materials / wood, stone, brick

Study Model 1:50 : Boundary evaluations / Diagram Sketch / Evaluation by the manifesto for the new nordic hotel & lab.


Diagram Images

Visualization of door movements between winter and summer


1. Visualization of guest room, common terrace and garden in morning 2. Visualization of lounge space in sunset

Ground floor and site plan drawing / S=1:2000

Section Drawing / S=1:2000 Cutting on guest room and banquet / Elevation drawing of Lounge area Cutting on reception, library and green house / Elevation drawing of restaurant


3. Plan Detail Drawing / S=1:60 / Cutting on guest room and banquet / Elevation drawing of Lounge area 4. Section Detail Drawing / S=1:75 /Cutting on restaurant and kitchen

1. Visualization of restaurant seating in summer 2. Visualization of tasting area and press room in winter


1, 3, 5. Site Model / S=1:2000 / Made by styrol form, modeling paste, acril plate, PVC sheet, walnut stick and Balsa stick 2, ,4,6. Building Timber Model / S=1:200 / Made by lazer cutted 1mm paper, marble, PVC sheet and MDF board

Restaurant Partial Section Model / S=1:50 / Made by balsa stick and plate, styrol form, paper, walnut sheet, PVC sheet and blass stick 1, 2. Door Movement between summer and winter 3, 4. Elevation 5. Section, restaurant, corridor and preparation kitchen 6. Interior, 2 openings


Museum Underground


Title:

Museum Underground

Program:

Installation Museum

Time:

January, 2015

This is the proposal for new museum located under Sønder Boulevard, using the left over

Site:

Sønder Boulevard, Copenhagen V, Denmark

area of the metro construction.

Size:

10 Exhibition Rooms

Now 2014, at many places in Copenhagen, we can see the green walls for the construction

Instractor:

Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup, Jens Overbye,

works. In Sønder Boulevard, these are for 2 new lines which open in 2019 and these have

Nicholas Thomas Lee, Anne Berthelsen

worked since 2011. there is not the site for new station but for their functional shaft spaces

Organization:

KADK, Denmark

and for emergency staircase.

Collaborator:

SLA A/S, Metroselskabet A/S

I re-arranged the usage of space, but remain the feeling of underground and narrow path

Grade:

10

using the sky light, and create new museum for installation art.

1. New metro line drawing / Metroselskabet A/S / 2014 2. Construction site on Sønder Boulevard, Plan drawing / Miki Morita / 2014 3. Photo of construction site for emergency staircase and ventilation opening on Sønder Boulevard / Metroselskabet A/S / 2014 4. Ventilation opening for metro line on Søtrovet / Miki Morita / 2014

Photo of construction site for new metro line / Miki Morita / 2014


Function

Void (40%) Gallery

Ventilation (25%) Tranportation

Function 25%) Gallery Level

Technical Level 1 (-4.500 m) Technical Level 2 (-11.500 m)

Tranportation (10%)

(-8.800 m)

Technical Level (-15.500 m)

Ventilation

Platform Level 1 (-20.750 m)

Platform Level 1 (-20.750 m)

Public Platform Level 2 (-29.750 m)

Platform Level 2 (-29.750 m)

Rail

Rail

Site Analysis 1. Site Research Photos 2. Space Analysis a. Metroselskabet's Planning b. My Proposal Photo by Miki Morita, 2014

Inspirations and Sketches 1. Metro line and stone gap in Jordan, 2. Inspirations of textures and Light, 3. Image sketches 4. Model examination for sunlight movement Photo and Sketched by Miki Morita, 2014


Plan Drawings / S=1:750 / Depth=-1000mm, 2. Depth= -6500mm, Both start from top to bottom.

Drawing and Visualizations 1. Site Plan Drawing, S=1:2000 2. Space Analysis a. Metroselskabet's Planning b. My Proposal


Sønder Boulevard

Handrail: Aluminium, black lakker painted ø=50mm

WT Tape Waterproofing membrane (Welded) Protective membrane

+1600

Roof t=1600 mm

+0,000

Lean concrete for membrane Waterproofing package Protective geotextile≥900gr/m2 Waterproof membrance Geotextile 500gr/m2 PE film

1200

Earth

200

Outside Gallery Room

Rough surface concrete

Concrete Panel Waterproofing package

FRP water ploofing Mortar flooring finish, t=30mm Styrofoam for heat insultance, t=30mm

Drain Opening Metal Grating

1 50

L type metal membrane for drainage Sealing between drainage and floor

Machinary room for metro

Section Drawing 1. Diagrams and Typology of each exhibition rooms 2. Section Drawing / S=1:500 / Cutting on Main Path

Section Drawing 1. Opening Room's Visulalization, Detail Drawing 2. Section Drawing / S=1:500 / Cutting on exhibition rooms

Gallery Level -8,800


Model Photo: from Goal to Start S=1:50 / 1600 mm x 40 mm x 25 mm / 65 kg

Model Photos 1. Over view 2. Detail, depth of staircases


Ambience of deliciousness


The family's table was decided by the rule whose seat cannot be seen. This was decided although father's seat, my seat, and the name are not necessarily attached. When taking a meal at the place occasionally different from one's seat, the scenery which is different also in when is in sight. There Title:

The Ambience of Deliciousness

-the proposal of housing complex which shares various dining rooms-

Kind:

Bachelor Thesis Project

Program:

Complex residence and shared dining room

Time:

March, 2012

Site:

Maiko, Hyogo, Japan

Size:

2625 m2 (11 Families flat, Restaurant, Cafe)

Instractor:

Yoshiji Takehara, Shihoko Koike

Organization:

Osaka City University, Japan

Award:

Grand Prize

Sketch drawing of the site, Maiko, Hyogo

is the taste which is a little different also in dinner and when. Moreover, eating becomes a cause which produces relation with people. Congratulation has certainly delicious entertainment, and if a meal is delicious, I will feel that it becomes friendly with those who eat together. As for this, the thing of a site, the thing of the place about the delicious, the relation between people and a person, etc. were considered, and this construction was produced. Choosing a table can lead to choosing the site in the surroundings of it, or it can choose relation with people and a person. If there is a mechanism in which exchange with such people and nature takes place in a natural life style flow, is a pretty scene more produced in everyday life, and can we live happier?

Photo of the family room, light scape / Miki Morita / 2012


Plan Drawings / S=1:200 / 1. Ground Floor 2. 1st Floor / Yellow floors are Shared Dining Space

1. Sketch Drawing / Shared dining room's atomospheres 2. Diagram Drawing / Organic shape surround private garden / Private flat cross each other and make shared common dining room 3, Model Photo


Section & Elevation Drawings / S=1:200 / 1. A-A’ 2. B-B’ 3. C-C’ 4. North Elevation 5. Sounth Elevation

1. Model Photo / from top and garden 2. Image Drawing / 11 doors, 11 stories / Model Photo of entrances


Leaf Chair


Title:

Leaf Chair

Program:

Chair for Wood Furniture Competition

Time:

November, 2013

Size:

38 cm x 52 cm x 75 cm 38 cm seat hight

Organization:

Personal Work

Collaborator:

Satoko Kikuchi from PP Møbler


Dondra Chair


Swing yourself back to your childhood. Title:

Dondra Chair

Inspired by the movement of a classic swing, we focused on making an uncommon moving chair

Program:

Chair ”Look back Typical ”

that allows you to experience one of the simplest of joys from your childhood.

Time:

April, 2013

“DONDOLA” comes from “DONDOLO” which is the italian word for “swing”.

Site:

Vatura Lambrate, Milan Salone Furniture Fair

The ash wood frame supports a classic wooden swing seat, suspended from polyester ropes. You

Size:

70cm x 80cm x 115 cm, 45 cm seat hight

are not going to be able to swing in large sweeping arcs, but you can certainly muster a gentle

Instractor:

Andreas Lund, Nikoraj de Gier, Michael Lyse Mose

back and forth motion, similar to a rocking chair.

Merete Ahnfeldt-Mollerup, Nicholas Thomas Lee

Mimicking the form of traditional Windsor chair, the back rest, originally composed of wooden

Organization:

KADK, Denmark

sticks, has been replaced by strings. This provides a flexible surface against ones back, and allows

Collaborator:

Tiziana Ponzio

the user to make enjoyable movements while seated. The strings surrounding the body create a

Grade:

10

space within everybody can feel protected and in intimacy with himself.

Photo 1. Side View 2. Joint Detail of wood and strings

1. Detail Photo for wood layers on arm 2. Image from Design Blog of Poltugal / http://shoppingvisadron.blogspot.pt/2014/02/tall-sometimes-dark-and-always-handsome.html 3. Exhibition photo / Miki Morita / 2013


Food Styling : love for daily life




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