Mustafa Khan Architecture Portfolio

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MUstafa Khan Architectural Portfolio



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Mechanizing Fabric FOrm

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A New THeory on Housing

LATENT KHORA

Competitions Continous Strip Activating Brooklyn’s New Design Think Lab

Land Operations Delaseong Citizen Gymnasium Competitions


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A new THeory on Housing

The concept of the project is to rethink urban housing socially and differently, not as a large super block but trying to establish a certain hierarchy of individual within family, within community, within larger community within the city. the scale with 400 inhabitants instead of 300 units and break it up into 10 groups of 40 people, using the abstract cube as the initial architectural components to organize the concept. Based on that experimentation was done with different modes of stacking to create connection, circulation, interaction with the ground and framing moments of access and plaza, curates the views and environmental exposure.one simple move for each cube that defines the spatial,formal and social logics and their connectivity or separation..one simple move for each cube that defines the spatial,formal and social logics and their connectivity or separation.



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MAJOR DEEGAN EXPY

EXTERIOR STREET

CUBE 4

SHARED GARDEN FOUNTAIN

LIBRARY FOUNTAIN

CUBE 6 CURVE WALL

ENTRANCE PLAZA

LOBBY 5 FOUNTAIN

FOUNTAIN LOBBY 2

LOBBY 3

GARDEN

LOBBY 4 GARDEN PLAZA NURSARY

BOOKSTOP

CUBE 2

ONION BALCONY

CLASSROOM LOUNGE

CAFE

COMPUTER LAB

LOBBY I

OUTDOOR AUDITORIUM

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

RESTAURANT BAR

PLAYGROUND

CONNECTED TO BRONX GREENWAY


CUBE 9

FOUNTAIN

GROW YOUR OWN

STORAGE

STORAGE FOUNTAIN

OUTDOOR FOODYARD

FRESH MARKET ARENA PAVILLION

MOUNT

LOBBY 6

LOBBY 7

MOUNT


Individual Cubes

C1 Tube Cube

C2 Onion Balcony

C3 Art CUbe

C5 Cure Cube

C6 CUrved wall

C7 Maker Cube

C8 Sound Cube

C9 Grow your own

C10 Unkown Cube

C11 Conregate

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Shared Garden


C3 ART CUBE

C1 TUBE CUBE

C11 CONGREGATE

C7 MAKER CUBE

C10 UNKOWN CUBE

C4 SHARED Cube C2 ONION BALCONY

C5 CURE CUBE

C6 CURVED WALL

C8 SOUND CUBE

C9 GROW YOUR OWN


C3 Art Cube



WorkShop

C3 Art Cube Level 6


Gallary

C3 Art Cube Level 7


C3 Art Cube Level 9



C8 Sound Cube



C8 Sound Cube Level 3



CUBE 4 SHARED GARDEN

OPEN TO BELOW

CUBE 6 CURVE WALL

CUBE 5

OPEN TO BELOW

CURE CUBE

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CORE 2

CORE4

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ACTIVITY ROOM

CUBE 2 ONION BALCONY

CORE I

GUEST ENTRANCE


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CUBE 8 SOUND CUBE

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CORE 2

FLOATING GALLERY

CORE 3

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POOL OPEN TO BELOW

CUBE 2 ONION BALCONY

GARDEN

CUBE 1 TUBE CUBE

CORE I

COMPUTER ROOM

LONG APARTMENT 11.5’X72’

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RESTAURANT

MAKER CUBE

CUBE 9 GROW YOUR OWN

3D PRINTING

KITCHEN

RECEPTION

LASERCUTTING

CUBE 8 SOUND CUBE

LOUNGE

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MAKER SPACE

3D PRINTING ROOF GARDEN

RECOD STORE

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OUTDOOR FOODYARD

AUDITORIUM

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Continous Strip Activating Brooklyn’s New Design Think Lab



TYPICAL OFFICE

DYNAMIC WORKSPACE

CONCEPT

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TRANSFORMATIVE WORKSPACE TYPOLOGIES Garden

Shelf

Bench

Bended Floor

Folded Floor

Table

Stairs

Slope

Display Box

LongTable

Lounge Garden

Relaxing Nook

Event Space

Japanese Table

Media Wedge + Hanging Tables

Maker Table

Display Deck

Presentation Space

Seating


Level 1 1. Entrance 2. Maker Table 3. Bookshelf and 3D printer 4. Pin-up Space 5. Lasercutter 6. Spray Booth 7. Projection Screen 8. Existing Brick wall 9. Media Wedge 10. Acoustic Panel 11. Multi-Screen Wall 12. Facade

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1. Media Wedge 2. Multi-Screen Wall 3. Stairs 4. Acoustic Panel 5. Japanese Table 6. Projector Screen 7. Planter

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1. Green Office 2. Book Shelf + Storage 3. Planter 4. Reading Lounge 5. Meeting over Food 6. Kitchen 7. Double Revolving Door 8. Roof Garden 9. Roof Planter 10. Water Collection Tank

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MUTIFUNCTIONAL USES AND FLEXIBLE PROGRAMS

STUDIO + SHOP + OFFICE

DINNER + COCKTAIL PARTY

EXHIBITION + DANCE PARTY

CONFERENCE + MEETING + OFFICE


BOOK LAUNCH + LECTURE

MAKER EVENT + LECTURE

SCREENING + FOOD PARTY

PRODUCTION LOCKDOWN


Continous Strip Spaces

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Land Operations Delaseong Citizen Gymnasium Competitions

The project seeks to create a space for the emergence of a public center and shaping the cultural identity of the place through providing vibrant public space and program. Through careful treatment of the site and blurring the building with nature, the new gym will provide an environment for public health and community life.



CUTTING THROUGH TOPOGRAPHY

ISLAND ON TOPOGRAPHY 4500 m2

1500 m2

ROOF

STRUCTURE

OLD BUILDING

NEW MASSING

SMOOTH

CUT + LIFT

STRUCTURAL WALL

CIRCULATION STRUCTURAL FACADE

GREEN RIVER

DAELSONG SPORT COMPLEX 1.8 m

3 m

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SINK PROGRAM

LINK

CAFE EXHIBITION LOUNGE

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BRIDGE ENTRANCE

VIP CLUB

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

DAILY SPORTS FACILITIES MULTIPURPOSE GYM OFFICE

ENCLOSED PROGRAM & SERVICE

MAIN ENTRANCE

OPEN PROGRAM

STORAGE

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MAIN PLAZA

MECHANICAL SOUTH ENTRANCE SPORTS FACILITIES ENTRANCE

LG

CIRCULATION

PROGRAM

SITE MOUNTAIN

PLAZA

GARDEN

PARKING

RAINWATER COLLECTION SUNLIGHT

PARKING

PLAZA

VIEWS

LIGHT + WATER


1. Site Our project reimagines the site, situated in an incredible mixture of rural and urban conditions. The existing building is an island, sitting flat on a steep hill, negating its natural context and isolated from the larger sport complex. To integrate architecture and landscape, the project is a series of land operations that smoothens and cuts, lifts and sinks the topographic surface to create a new formal extension to the landscape.

2. Green River The Green River is a three-dimensional ribbon that cuts through the building and defines the relationship between interior and exterior. The Green River operates at multiple scales - at the architectural scale, it links and forms the four entrances at various elevations, doubling as a promenade and a jogging track. At the urban scale, it is a floating green infrastructure that connects the building to the public plaza and the adjacent sports complex.

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The building is a layering of program, like an onion. The central volume houses the main multi-purpose gym. The periphery is a ring of open and public programs such as daily sports facilities, lounges and exhibition, optimizing the conditions of space, light and ventilation, while all the storage, retraceable seating, service, circulation and private programs including office and changing room are carefully tucked into a thickened structural belt.

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5. Community Life The project seeks to create a space for the emergence of a public center and shaping the cultural identity of the place through providing vibrant public space and program. Through careful treatment of the site and blurring the building with nature, the new gym will hopefully provide an environment for public health and community life.

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4. Nature Integration of architecture and landscape adds to the public quality of the building. The building generously incorporates natural elements into the gym. The exterior structural wall is punctured with large openings framing views and vista to the mountainous surrounding and thickened to house various gardens further bringing nature into the building.

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8 SITE PLAN 1:600 1. ELEVATED BRIDGE 2. NORTH ENTRANCE 3. MAIN ENTRANCE 4. STAIR 5. RAMP 6. PLAZA 7. FOUNTAIN 8. SPORT FACILITIES ENTRANCE 9. SOUTH ENTRANCE 10. PARKING

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1. MULTIPURPOSE HALL 2. DRESSING ROOM 3. WEIGH ROOM 4. PING PONG 5. CARDIO 6. BILLIARD 7. ROCK CLIMBING 8. ANAEROBIC ROOM 9. RECEPTION 10. CAFE 11. EXHIBITION 12. INFORMATION

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SECOND FLOOR 1. ATHLETICS’ WAITING ROOM 2. LOUNGE 3. VIP CLUB 4. BAR 5 SOUTH ENTRANCE 6.NORTH ENTRANCE

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Mechanizing Fabric form Mechanizing fabric form work is a study in which Lao Guo and I worked as a team to create a system where fabric form can be controlled to a machine like precision. The task involved creating a Kangaroo script to simulate the form and than translate that into reality through Firefly and WeaveBird. To bring what was in the computer to reality we created a tower that controlled 4 points on the fabric like our simulations. The machine is able to take precise numbers using in kangaroo and translate them to reality giving us the desired shape that was simulated.



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Path Field Field + Curve I

Concentric Field Field + Spiral II

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Form Work Exploded Axon

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Plywood Flanges Plywood Mount Linear Actuator Mount (11.5 x 11.5) D Casting Box (6 x 6) and Seat (11.5 x 11.5) E Linear Actuactor F Fabric



Perspective Tiling 30-20 Dimensions 15’-10’


Each tile create can be arranged into different configuration to create any type of wall that is desired. Below are the different views and sizes of walls that can be created through this method.

Front Elevation Tiling 20 - 30 Dimension 12’ - 15’


Latent Khora Latent Khora is an audio visual installation that tries to explore the idea of representing a space through the sounds it produces. The program that was written using Processing and Max MSP captures sound of the space and creates an abstract representation of that space. Looking back at the drawing one can try to imagine a new space, a space that has some representation of the old one, but is completely new.

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Brownies Cafe

Avery Hall Mezzanine

Columbia University Steps


Lincoln Center

Time Square

Time Square Subway


full video

https://vimeo. com/122486547




Mustafa Khan M.Arch, 2016 Columbia University Mustafa.khan2011@ gmail.com 210-882-7948


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