Yaguchi Lab & UNSW UC Studio Vision for UNSW in Canberra
B.Arch
Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA); 2013 - 2018
Street Life Studies
UNSW; 2017 Nov
Streetscape study & urban interventions
ASEAN Dual Cities Joint Workshop
Meiji University; 2017 Aug
Water front development, housing, and post-industrial regeneration in District 8 of Ho Chi Minh city
ASEAN Studio Workshop
‘Modern Architecture’
Chiang Mai University; 2016 Jan
Urban regeneration via the application of modern Khmer architecture
Place for Urban Coherent
KU Leuven; 2015 Nov
Follow-up workshop to 3rd ICPP student Seminar
High
Preah Sisowat High School
Balancing Scheveningen’s identity via:
• Nature & technology
• Urbanity & recreation
• Tradition & innovation
Catered towards:
• Growing family
• Aging population
Legend
• Tourists Community space
Green street
Ecological enhancement
Ecology & recreation CONNECTED
SEASIDE URBANITY
Parks & plazas
Spatial redevelopment Storm surge barrier islands
INNOVATIVE HARBOR
Water innovation, culture, & tourism
VISION FOR UNSW AT CANBERRA
THE LOCATION
Site
CBD
Parliament Nature reserve Green space
Education THE VISION Campus as productive
College
THE ISSUES
• Disconnected from greenery
• Busy road network & heavy traffic
• Excessive parking lot requirement
• Not pedestrian & cyclist friendly
THE OPPORTUNITY
• Adjacent to city center
• Next to green & public spaces
• Easy accessiblity
• Views & vistas
City Center
Military College, Duntroom Australian National University
Mountain Peninsula
Food x Education food as educational material
Food x Culture integratie Canberra’s culture & identity with campus ground
Food x Business connects the campus with the local businesses & other universities
Stimulate academic & research & partner with local businesses Open campus to all Integrated city’s space
Charles Stuart University
Federal Police College
College of Public Sector
Edmund’s College Canberra
Quads
- Additional green space for communal use
Mall configuration
- Optimizing space for greenfield
- Minimal shadows on greenfield
Optimizing view & connection
Campus core Integrated into Canberra’s urban corridor
Circular economy
Multi-party model of production & consumption
- Sustainable supply chain
- Product as a Service
- Reduce, reuse, recycle
- Recovery & regenerate
Rooftop garden
Greenfield, farm
Greenfield, Orchard
Greenfield, animal
Quads
Footpath
Study & research
Study & research Main building
Footbridge
GREENFIELD PALETTE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
& EDGE TREATMENT
TRAFFIC FRAMEWORK
THE SECTIONS
BIOFUEL FRAMEWORK
BIOWASTE FRAMEWORK
KAGURAZAKA: LIVELY NEIGHBORHOOD
Design F, M1
THE LOCATION
ROOFTOPS
ALLEYWAYS
Charming alleys
- Traditional buildings
- Secret & hidden spots
THE MASTERPLAN
Alleyway for leisure
THE APPROACH
Small-scale interventions, rethinking of existing places, and discovery of unused and unique spaces.
Renewing the Kagurazaka’s sphere of life and creating new places of exchange.`
Rooftop leisure
• Residents living in the alleys
• Groceries and daily necessities at the top of the slope create crowds
• Decline in urban vitality
• Visitors gather at the end of slope on the main street
• Crowding in famous local shops
• Lack tourists in the backalleys
• Lunch-time office workers flow in from Iidabashi
• Visiting shops and restarants after working hours
Ryokan sightseeing
Riverside entertainment
- Restaurant & cafe
- Boat ride
- Wedding & party
THE ISSUES
• Decrease in tourists and economic activities making local business experience difficulties
• The need for safe entertainment & socializing space and tourist experience
• The need for intersectional interactions between users
Pocket patio
Temporary installation
Canal cafe floating deck
CANAL CAFE
THE CONCEPT
Adaptive reuse:
- Repurposing the ryokan, alley, and the waterfront to encourage interactions between user groups and users with the alley and nature
Opening up:
- Kita-Kagurazaka: make the back alleys and northern part more accessible by connecting to Kagurazaka main street & Okubo street
- Ryokan: attract crowds into Kagurazaka’s charming alleys and create ‘tourist stops’, rather than just pass-through alleyways
- Waterfront: reclaiming the nature for the purpose of urban vitality
Preservation:
- Minimal, non-invasive interventions to preserve Kagurazaka’s charm
- Provide renewed purpose to existing structures while keeping existing activities alive
Open groundfloor
• Connect with Kagurazaka main street
• Open up the northen neighborhood
KAGURAZAKAMAINSTREET OKUBOSTREET
• Provide green space for the community
Multi-purpose
• Open & undefined
• Interaction between users, nature and alleyway
2nd floor
• Move existing restaurant up
• Create space for community facilities (supermarket, community hall, event space, etc.)
High water level
Low water level
CANAL CAFE FLOATING DECK
• Connects to the Kagurazaka main street
• Make the deck publicly available and open up the waterfront to users
• Adjustable platforms: accomadate to the river’s water level, forming different dynamic spaces
• Flexible space: can be used for pop-up shops, events, festivals, meals, plazas, etc.
RYOKAN SIGHSEEING
Multi-purpose and flexible
• Multifunctional
• Opportunity for the bustle to spill into the alleyway but still preserve the privacy
Moveable exterior
• Opportunity for shop-alleyway interaction
• Preserve the alleyway’s historical landscape Multi-purposes
• Open & undefined space.
• New spatial dynamic: interaction with users, passerby & the alleyway.
KAGURAZAKAMAINSTREET
Kagurazaka Stagione
ASEAN Dual City Joint Workshop 2017
THE LOCATION HOCHIMINH CITY
Education
THE FEATURES
Factory buidling (Many are unused & in disrepair)
THE FRAMEWORK
Structural resue Program Education Community Income
Sociality & recreation
Industry Technical school Pocket park Residence
REVITALZIED CONNECTEDNESS
THE MASTERPLAN
Technical School
- Faculty of Agriculture & Food
- Faculty of Engineering
Student Housings Food Research
Revitalizing unused factory buildings
UNDERGRAD GRADUATION PROJECT
THE INTENTION
Facilitate increasing local tourism
Encourage local & tourist interactions
• • 1km away from Mt. Sambok KRATIE 4km from dolphine habitat
THE LOCATION -
• 11km from Kratie city
THE PEOPLE
Predominantly farmers and fishers. Minimum wage of around 1USD.
THE MASTERPLAN
Hostel & Bungalow
To provide accommodation services for tourists
Camping Site
Utilization of existing trees and turn it into a local eco-tourism hotspot to generate income
Tourist Port
To provide maritime travel services in between destinations across the Mekong
Tourism management, research and development purposes
Exhibition and Library
A place where information on tourist attractions and the wonder of Kratie can be found
Biking Trial
To accommodate existing Mekong Trial
Community - Tourism Market
Serve as a platform where people come together to connect regardless of origin and utilize as a pseudo-community space
To connect the existing stream and pond
habitats to create a nocturnal natural and visual experience for tourists
THE BUILDING
COMMUNITY-TOURISM MARKET
THE PURPOSE:
• Formal infrastructure to support existing local economy
• Platform for local - tourist interactions
THE FLOORPLAN
THE CONCEPT
Thought to be extinct, the Cantor’s Giant Soft Shell Turtle was rediscovered in Cambodia’s Mekong river. This rediscovery is a reminder to persevere & preserve.
THE INSPIRATIONS
Preserving & learning from the local style & culture.
1st Floor
2nd Floor
Covered-market
a flexible space serving as a community market and a public space for communal events
Community-tourism market Canteen
space where the locals & tourists can interact & immerse in a cultural exchange through the process of buying & selling
catered towards tourists
BOKOR HILLSIDE RESIDENCE
UNDERGRAD 2ND YEAR
Ki Maid
Bokor Nature Reserve Rd.
Basement
THE LOCATION
Situated on a plot of land at the hip of mount Bokor, right beside Bokor Nature Reserved road, with a panoramic view of Kep beach and the surrounding nature.
THE RESIDENCE
Catered toward a family of generous inpool and mini-bars with a view of the beach and an open living room that overlook the hillside. Bedrooms are kept separated from each other to increase a sense of privacy.
