moegi hara | design portfolio by Moegi Hara

Moegi Hara | design portfolio

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CONTENTS

1 Office Design | National Geographic | P.6

2 Commercial Design | Market Hall | P.26

3 Healthcare Design | IBUKI | P.40

4 Art & Design | P.54

5 Construction Document | P. 66

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OFFICE DESIGN The project is to design a mixed-use building that will house their west coast headquarters, as well as a retail space for visitors, a public exhibition space for art, photography, educational exhibition, and a cafe. The existing building is located in an open area of the Presidio district of San Francisco. It is located near the intersection of Anza Avenue and Owen Street. Similar to other buildings in the Presidio District, the historic architectural style of the building is Mission Revival.

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HISTORY The Presidio National Park is located at Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California. It has a rich historical background throwing back to the times of Native Ohlone people, which were present at the site of Presidio about 740 A.D. In 1776, when Spanish military and civilian arrived in the

DEMOGRAPHICS

TRANSPORTATIONS

Median Income | Age $113,352 Age 25-44

Muni Bus Lincoln Blvd Presidio Blvd

Population Male Female

3,309 52.8% 47.7%

Employment White Collar Blue Collar

70.5% 29.5%

Racial Diversity Asian Caucasian Hispanic African American Two or more races

8% 82% 6% 0% 0%

began to build villages such as El Presidio de San Francisco and Mission Dolores. After the Spanish left Presidio, it was

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continually used as military bases by Mexican

The Walt Disney Family Museum Presidio Visitor Center Starbucks Lucas Film

and then American armies for over 218 years.

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At the end of the nineteenth century, the US army began extensive forestation of the Presidio, turning grassy hills into dark forests

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that acted as windbreaks and also beautified the post.

CONCEPT ACCUMULATION OF TIME Our history, culture, technolog y and a lot of other knowledge are created by accumulating information throughout time. This can relate to a lot of elements in the project site and National Geographic: since Presidio area and this project building has rich historic background with Spanish, Mexican, and American influences, we can see the site accumulating each countries’ characteristics of each. Similarly, National Geographic been publishing their magazine by accumulating new information with their past research. This concept can be seen in design as a layers natural and artificial materials, overlapping floor plans to demonstrate the “accumulation”. Spirals, circles, infinity shapes represent time.

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B 23' - 10 1/2"

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SAHARA BAMBOO FLOORING BY SMITH & FONG PLYBOO 22' - 0"

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FLOOR No.

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1. Lobby & Reception 3. Main Exhibition

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4. 360 Photo Exhibition

5. ADA Restroom

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Owner

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Description

2. Modular Exhibition

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CUSTOM RECEPTION

CUSTOM EXHIBITION DISPLAY

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7. Cafe

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8. Open Office | Editor & Graphic Design

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9. Ada Restroom 10. Janitorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Closet

Owner 11. Open Office | Accountants

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12. Controller Project Name 13. Market DirectorLEVEL 2 FURNITURE 14. Office Manager FINISH Project Number Issue Date 15. Regional Manager Author

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CUSTOM ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANEL

MAIN EXHIBITION

BREAK ROOM

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SAHARA BAMBOO FLOORING BY SMITH & FONG PLYBOO

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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DAFFODIL & CHARDONNAY BY FIRECLAY TILE MOZAIC COMBINATION

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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Lobby | reception 98' - 9"

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CUSTOM STORE DISPLAY

Consultant Address Address Address Phone 22' - 0"

SAHARA BAMBOO FLOORING BY SMITH & FONG PLYBOO

9' - 0 1/2"

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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DAFFODIL & CHARDONNAY BY FIRECLAY TILE MOZAIC COMBINATION

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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ID TRIM L BY ANTONIO CITTERIO

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SHARKY NEULAND BY URBAM OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

WIREFRAME SOFA GROUP BY URBAN OFFICE

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TAKE OFF EVOLUTION EVO

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break room

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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SHARKY NEULAND BY URBAM OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

WIREFRAME SOFA GROUP BY URBAN OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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SOFI CHAIR BY URBAN OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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LED CL W/ CABINETRY BY URBAN OFFICE

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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ID TRIM L BY ANTONIO CITTERIO

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ALUMINIUM CHAIR EA 103 BY URBAN OFFICE 22' - 11"

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hallway

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ID TRIM L BY ANTONIO CITTERIO

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SHARKY NEULAND BY URBAM OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

WIREFRAME SOFA GROUP BY URBAN OFFICE

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COMET ARMCHAIR BY URBAN OFFICE DN 13' - 8 1/2"

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COMET X BY URBAN OFFICE

Owner

TAKE OFF EVOLUTION EVO

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private office

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SHARKY NEULAND BY URBAM OFFICE

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WIREFRAME SOFA GROUP BY URBAN OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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SOFI CHAIR BY URBAN OFFICE

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

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LED CL W/ CABINETRY BY URBAN OFFICE

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ID TRIM L BY ANTONIO CITTERIO

ALUMINIUM CHAIR EA 103 BY URBAN OFFICE 22' - 11"

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COMET ARMCHAIR BY URBAN OFFICE DN 13' - 5 1/2"

COMET X BY URBAN OFFICE

Owner

TAKE OFF EVOLUTION EVO

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Project Name

LEVEL 2 FURNITURE FINISHProject Number

MARTIN CONF TABLE BY URBAN OFFICE

open office Project Number Date

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COMMERCIAL DESIGN The project is a high-end organic store located on the first floor of Channel Mission Bay Apartment in Mission Bay, San Francisco CA. The main goal of this store is to connect local residences in Mission Bay including low-income residences, by producing monthly community service opportunities in the store. The client, Tony Riviera, is the founder, president & CEO of Primo Hospitality Group. For this project, he wants to open a new market with the restaurant in Mission Bay. His vision for the space is an upscale market with specialized high quality sustainable organic products.

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SITE ANALYSIS HISTORY Mission Bay is one of the extended reclaimed lands in San Francisco, California. It used to be a natural habitat area, where Native American lived. As time passed, from the 1850s to late 1870s, the area became the place for shipbuilding and repair. At the same time, people grew this area little by little. The situation changed after the 1906 San Francisco DEMOGRAPHICS

TRANSPORTATIONS

Median Income | Age $113,356 Age 25-44

Caltrain Station Mission Bay Shuttle Muni Metro

Population Male Female

8,874 55% 45%

Employment White Collar Blue Collar

1,401 68

Racial Diversity Asian Caucasian Hispanic African American Two or more races

44% 36% 12% 6% 2%

dirt from the earthquake was dumped into the Mission Bay. After the land was extended by debris, the area became rail yard for the railroad company, eventually becoming a

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wasteland.

AT&T Park SAFEWAY Mission Bay Library Mission Creek Park

Today, Mission Bay is a growing district in San Francisco. There will be new college campuses, residences, and retail stores. In the

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Earthquake, when a lot of sands, rocks, and

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future, Mission Bay will become a high-end neighborhood.

CONCEPT FIBONACCI SEQUENCE OF DRAGONFLY The overall design concept is inspired by the perfect proportion, as seen in nature – known as the Fibonacci sequence. The design is specifically inspired by the dragonfly, in which one can see the Fibonacci sequence and symbolism of transformation. This will represent the client’s vision for “Market Hall Mission Bay” an organic, healthy, and timeless space. It’s also connected to the project site, because this area is now “transforming” into the high-end area in San Francisco. It will also appeal to Tony’s target market because it represents the beauty found in nature and transformation, both enticing ideas to the local, young , hipster people. The elements of the concept will appear as an organized space plan, connected lines, repeating geometric shapes, transparent/translucent/gradient materials and neutral colors with some accents. Ultimately, I hope to create a space that is both inspired by nature, as well as guided by it.

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FLOOR PLAN 1. Produce & Dry Goods 2. Wine & Beer Selection 3. Meat / Fish & Prepared Foods 4. Cafe 5. Walk-In Freezer 6. Open Kitchen 7. Seating Area 8. ADA Complaint Bathroom 9. Demonstration Kitchen 10. Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office 11. Staff Locker Entry

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MARKET

PREPARED FOOD

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RESTAURANT

DEMO KITCHEN

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o G c s SIN i c U n O a H r f KI n U a IB s

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HEALTH CARE DESIGN The project is a healthcare facility, targeting people with Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Disease level one to three, which locate in 101 Point Lobos Ave, San Francisco. The two-story building with a roof top contains an open dining area, g ym, music room, an open library with indoor garden, nurse station on each floor, and eight studio units with kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom on the second floor. The rooftop area is used for an events such as BBQs or for residents to take a walk. The goal of this project is to create space that is fully ADA complacent with Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s friendly studio units.

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SITE ANALYSIS HISTORY The Richmond District has a very colorful history. Beerhouses, race tracks, athletic venues, amusement parks, boarding houses – the Richmond has seen many phases in its time and while many of the landmarks from its early years are no longer around, it’s a wonderful place to live, stroll and shop. DEMOGRAPHICS

TRANSPORTATIONS

Median Income | Age $77,577 Age 25-44

Muni Bus Geary Blvd Bicycle

Population Male Female

41,553 48.1% 51.9%

Employment White Collar Blue Collar

69.6% 30.4%

Racial Diversity Asian Caucasian Hispanic African American Two or more races

58.9% 30.6% 5.1% 0.8% 3.9%

In the 1800s, what is now the Richmond District was known as the “Outside Lands” because it was “outside” the original city boundaries when California became a state in 1850. Originally this area of the city was owned by Mexico, then annexed by the U.S.

AMENITIES Walgreen Chinese Seventh-day Adventist Church San Francisco VA Medical Center

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in 1848, and officially made part of San Francisco in 1866.

CONCEPT COMPACT CITY Since space is dedicated to elderly and people with dementia, most likely they will spend most of their time there which may cause a sense of stagnation. It is important to create space that people can feel open and connected to society. To achieve this goal, the designer came up with “Compact City” as a concept. “Compact City” is urban planning and urban design concept, which promotes relatively high residential density with mixed land uses. The basic elements of urban planning for a city incorporates design that is attractive, integrated, connected, functional, safe, lively, vibrant and sustainable. This concept of “Compact City” is the project’s goal and it is also representing the project location, San Francisco. This is because San Francisco is the one of the compact city in the United States. In this project, the designer incorporated a unique element of San Francisco with the element of “Compact City.” The design element will appear in grid-like circulation, which is mimicking the map of San Francisco; center located indoor garden, which represents parks like Golden Gate Park or Dolores Park; curved furniture and walls, inspired by Lombard Street and rounded bay-windows, which can be seen in the Victorian houses, and more.

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Description

1. Reception | Waiting Area

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ART & DESIGN A collection of art and design work other than interior design. The art and designs include installation design, furniture design, case good design, watercolor, and silkscreen print.

DIFFA installation An installation design for event hosted by Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, located in W Hotel in San Francisco, the goal of this project was to create an interactive wall that connects people and increases awareness. This wall function as message holder to visitors at the event. When a visitor enters into the event, people will write down messages to someone and put the message somewhere on the map. At the end of the event, the visitor will take one message from the map and read the message.

Project Manager: Ernest Mariotto

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Project Dimension: W: 96” H: 84” D: 3.5”

convertible chair Furniture & Case Goods Design is one of the courses in Academy of Art University. In this course, students will study the history of furniture as well as the materials and techniques used to create custom-made furniture. This course is designed to provide an opportunity for students to make what they design. Outcome: - Safely use power fabrication equipment - Use furniture construction and casework vocabulary

Instructor: Kerri Conlon & Serena Zanello

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Project Dimension: W: 26” H: 35 3/8” D: 30”

cable organizer

A freelance project for Shinichro Tanaka, who requested a cable organizer for his computer desk, fully customized in organizerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s size and number of slots.

Client: Shinichro Tanaka

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Project Dimension: W: 53” H: 3” D: 4”

SILKSCREEN PRINT Applied Textiles 1 is one of the courses in Academy of Art University. This course is an overview of the textiles industry for both home furnishing and fashion. Students learn silkscreen and heat transfer printing. Students also learn about opportunities for a successful career in the textile industry. Outcome: - Create textile design collection using fabric printing techniques. - Screen print own design using photographic and paper stencil. - Design textiles with reactive transfer print. Instructor: Elizabeth Armstrong

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1. “The Wheel” - Photographic with opaque fabric paint. 2. “The Lombard” - Photographic and paper stencil with opaque fabric paint. 3. “Walk in SF” - Photographic and heat transfer with opaque fabric paint. 4. “Hiragana” - Photographic and heat transfer with opaque fabric paint. 5. “Rabbit with Hiragana” - Photographic with opaque fabric paint.

WATERCOLOR

Color Rendering Techniques is one of the courses in Academy of Art University. This course focuses on professional rendering techniques that compliment another graphic communication method. The student uses watercolor medium to create authentic versions of the design. Work will be evaluated on the application of color theory and ability to depict effects of color, light, material, texture in the built environment. Outcome: - Apply color rendering techniques to develop, expand and communicate ideas.

Instructor: Stephan Hoffpauir

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1. “Hotel Lobby with Staircase” - Water color | Cold press 2. “Hotel White Guest Room” - Water color | Cold press 3. “Hotel Elevator” - Water color | Cold press

mood board

Mood board for presentation use in hospitality design. The intention of this sheet is to give client an overall look and feel of design along with color use and design style.

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I would like to dedicate this book to my family members who have always supported me thought out the years in Academy of Art University. I also deeply appreciate everything that I learned in programs that I have been taken in Academy of Art University. Thanks to your kindness, love and support. To my design director, instructors, and friends: Kathleen Valkuchak, Ernest Mariotto, Stephan Hoffpauir, Hairi Chen, Andrew Tu, Mark Miller, Yuka Harada, Serena Zanello, Kerri Conlon, Chang ying Zheng.