Rish_Ryusuke Saito Portfoilo

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P R OFE SSI O N AL

1: FULLERTON COLLEGE INSTRUCTIONAL BUILDING Educational

2: pres cho ol in san die g o Educational (Infant, Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1-5)

3: cent r al elementary s cho ol Educational

4: c ommunit y c olle ge in san die g o Educational ACA DE M I C

5: DISNEY ANIMATION CENTER Office

6: EQUIVO CALIT Y Short film Merit Graduate Thesis Award P E R SONA L

7: WELCOME TO WONDERLAND Competition entry International Architecture Design Competition | Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Finalist (963 entries from 72 countries and 6 continents)

8: WELCOME TO WONDERLAND ii Public art Presented in p ands at Silicon Valley Sculpture Exhibition (SVS) 2022

9: OTHER WORKS

P R OFE SSI O N AL

FULLERTON C OLLEGE I NS TRUCTIONAL B UILDING 2019 - 2020

Type:

Educational / 76,500 sq ft

Location:

Fullerton, CA

Status:

Complete (2020)

Firm

RNT Architects (San Diego, CA)

Experience / Special Contribution:

Design Development, Construction Document / Dome Design, Grasshopper scripting

Description:

The Instructional Building is located on the historic Fullerton College campus in downtown Fullerton, which is a 3 story, 76,500 square foot structure that is an iconic, and elegant entry to the campus core. The design intends to compliment the historic value of the original beaux art 1930's campus while welcoming students and faculty into new various sized communal socialization spaces intertwined with programmatic spaces to create an inviting environment in which to teach and learn. The courtyard design optimized site conditions and provided views and daylighting for all classrooms and faculty offices. My contribution includes producing Design Development and Construction Document sets. I was especially responsible for a dome design where the distribution of ready-made hexagonal tiles on a hemisphere dome was a primary issue. As for the dome design, my contribution includes analyzing tile distribution (the number of hexagonal tiles and pentagonal tiles as keystones that are needed to spread all over the hemisphere dome) by developing a Grasshopper script, studying tile patterns, and producing detail drawings and renderings.

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Year worked:

Courtyard

Front view

P./

Detail drawing

/2" 11

11 /2"

3' -

3' -

4' -

3' - 0"

Grasshopper script for dome tile distribution

9' - 7"

"MALE" SIDE ALIGNMENT

RT-2, COLOR "D", REFER TO MATERIAL LEGEND SCHEDULE, A-706

RT-2, COLOR "C", REFER TO MATERIAL LEGEND SCHEDULE, A-706

RT-2, COLOR "A", REFER TO MATERIAL LEGEND SCHEDULE, A-706

RT-2, COLOR "B", REFER TO MATERIAL LEGEND SCHEDULE, A-706

2' -

8"

STARTER TILE POSITION

1" = 1'-0" 12 DOME TILE PATTERN

2' - 8"

8" 1/2" 4'2'--10

4' - 10 1/2"

N

3 1

3

1 PLAN DOME - ENLARGED Enlarged1 plan 1/4" = 1'-0"

1

1/4" = 1'-0"

3

1/2" / 12"

1/2" / 12"

1/4" / 12"

1/4" / 12"

21' - 3"

11' - 3 1/2"

2 2

3

19' - 0"

N

3

2 2

1/2" / 12"

1/2" / 12"

1/2" / 12"

1/2" / 12"

03490B

1/4" / 12"

1/4" / 12"

60' - 0"

N N

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19' - 0"

21' - 3"

2

19' - 0"

1

21' - 3"

21' - 3"

5' - 6"

3 A-217

15' - 0"

3 A-217

15' - 0"

2

5' - 6"

4' - 4 1/2"4' - 4 1/2"

1

19' - 0"

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project.

None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project.

None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

7"

7"

"

4' -

DOME TILE PATTERN DESIGN

-8

"FEMALE" SIDE ALIGNMENT

2'

3' - 0"

sented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project. used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

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Dome closeup rendering 3

7 1/2" 1' - 9"

11' - 3 1/2"

7 1/2" 1' - 9"

DOME - SECTION DOME - SECTION 3/8" 1'-0" 3 = 3/8" = 1'-0"

P./

3 A-217

3 A-217

N

N

DOME - ENLARGED PLAN 3

1 1

1/2" / 12"

1/2" / 12"

03490B TYP. 03490B TYP.

03490B

TOWER 60' - 0" TOWER

09240C TYP. 09240C TYP.

08912A TYP. 08912A TYP.

DO 4 DO 4

Section

1/2" = 1'-0" 15

P R OFE SSI O N AL

p res cho ol i n sa n die g o 2020 - 2023

Type:

Educational (Infant, Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1-5) / 16,000 sq ft

Location:

San Diego, CA

Status:

Schematic Design (As of 2023)

Firm

RNT Architects (San Diego, CA)

Experience:

Programming, Schematic Design

Description:

The school wishes to transition to primary use on site and expand its capacity, and expects Japanese sensibility for new buildings. The school will use the existing facilities of the church while the new buildings are completed, in 4 construction phases. New use will be for daycare and school for preschool through grade 5 with intern teacher's short-term stay facilities. My contribution includes attending client meetings, designing the building's appearance and function according to the school's vision and the applicable codes under direct supervision of a principal in the firm, attending meetings of a community group, producing renderings and drawings for the city's review.

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North elevation

South elevation

P./

Aerial view - Southeast

Exterior corridor on 2nd floor

Breezeway between BLDG 200 and 300

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Aerial view - Northwest

PROPERTY LINE SETBACK LINE MT EL

60' - 0" 30' - 0"

(N) ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL BRU

FIRE TRUCK ACCESS 20' - 0" WIDTH, WITH 50' - 0" OUTER RADIUS

S DR

HOSE DRAG NOT TO EXCEED 200' PER CFC 503.1.1

30' - 0"

(E) FIRE HYDRANT

H

3 (N) LONGTERM BIKE LOCKERS

(N) SWING GATE

2

A-201

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 2, REFER TO LANDSCAPE (N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 3, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

300' RADIUS FROM FIRE HYDRANT

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 4, REFER TO LANDSCAPE (N) DECK, REFER TO LANDSCAPE (N) RUBBER PLAY SURFACE, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

5' - 0"

'50

(N) 6' ORNAMENTAL FENCE

14' - 8" PROPOSED SIDE SETBACK

(N) BIKE RACK W/ 4 SPACES

PROPOSED 4' DEDICATION

R

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 1, REFER TO LANDSCAPE & CIVIL

10' - 0" SIDE SETBACK

(E) SIDEWALK

20' - 0"

TO RIGHT-OF-WAY/ PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

(N) PLANTING AREA, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

(N) SCHOOL SIGN, REFER TO 3/A-201 (NOTE : BUILDING ADDRESS SHALL BE SHOWN ON THE SCHOOL SIGN)

0"

CONSULTANT LOGO

25

MT ETNA DR

(N) ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL SIGN

4' - 0"

CONSULTANT LOGO

PROPOSED BUILDING

(N) SAND, REFER TO LANDSCAPE ROOF ABOVE

(N) FIBER, REFER TO LANDSCAPE (N) PERIMETER FENCE

ROOF ABOVE

ADMIN. OFFICE ENTRANCE

BUILDING 200

PLAYGROUND 100

KNOX BOX

(N) WASH STATION

9' - 0"

6" STEP 125' - 4"

4.9%

ROOF ABOVE

(E) TO

(N) PERIMETER FENCE, TYP.

STANDARD AUTOMOBILE PARKING (3) CLEAN-AIR VEHICLE PARKING (2) EV CHARGING SPACES VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING

1

BUILDING 300

TOTAL

16

MOTORCYCLE SPACES

2

13' - 0"

338

CONC. STAIRS

PLAYGROUND 300

337 336 335

334

(N) FOLLY

EXIST. TO REMAIN

333 331

RAMP 1:12 MAX.

(N) 6' ORNAMENTAL FENCE

(E) BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED

A-202

48' - 4 13/32" 2

SKYLIGHT ABOVE, TYP.

6' - 3 1/2" PROPOSED SIDE SETBACK

30' - 0" FRONT SETBACK

(N) TRASH ENCLOSURE

6' - 0" SIDE SETBACK

332 (N) LOW FENCE

363 Fifth Ave. Ste 202 San Diego, CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016

ROOF ABOVE

PLAYGROUND 200 (N) SLIDING GATE

RAMP 1:12 MAX.

PROPOSED 4' DEDICATION

15

REAR SETBACK 483' - 8 5/32"

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT

BUILDING 300 8' - 4" TYP.

20' - 0"

EV CHARGING SPACE

PE

SKYLIGHT ABOVE, TYP.

(E) (N) SLIDING BACKFLOW GATE PREVENTER TO BE REMOVED

CLEAN-AIR VEHICLES

FS LO

DRIVEWAY VISIBILITY TRIANGLE - NO OBJECTS HIGHER THAN 24" WILL BE PROPOSED IN THE VISIBILTY AREAS

PROPOSED PARKING

(N) GUARD RAIL PO

(N) TOPOGRAPHIC LINE, REFER TO CIVIL

10' - 0"

LIN E

6" STEP

ROOF ABOVE

(N) DRIVEWAY

E

4811 MT ETNA DR SAN DIEGO, CA 92117

VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING

ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN

8' - 0"

1

(E) POWER POLE TO BE REMOVED

A-201

DRIVE AISLE

LIN

ROESLING NAKAMURA TERADA ARCHITECTS, INC.

M M

ACK

PREPARED BY

6" STEP

24' - 0"

(E) DRIVEWAY TO BE REMOVED

SETB

(E) TOPOGRAPHIC LINE

334

SITE PLAN

PAINT CURB RED

(N) GUARD RAIL

PER TY

TSUMIKI PRESCHOOL

- 0"

BREEZEWAY (BLDG. 100 ABOVE)

PRO

10' - 0"

4.9% 8' - 0"

(E) TOP OF SLOPE

334

10' - 0"

20' - 0"

6" STEP

1

R 50'

162' - 6"

(N) SLIDING GATE

A-202

4' - 0" 3' - 0"

10' - 0"

BUILDING 100

18' - 0"

PARKING / DROP OFF

14' - 0" WIDE PARKWAY

10' -0

20' - 0"

8' - 4" TYP.

"

(N) DRIVEWAY

MT ETNA NEIGHBORHOOD PARK PROJECT NO. R.S. 030

H

883

A.P.

FILE NAME

NO RT H

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project. None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

LEGEND

CONSULTANT STAMP

SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR LANDSCAPE, HARDSCAPE AND PLAYGROUND DESIGN. SEE SHEET C-200 FOR ROADWAY / RIGHT-OF-WAY CROSS SECTION AND INFORMATION.

2.

ARCHITECT STAMP

1.

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GENERAL NOTES

0

20

40

GRAPHIC SCALE

60

DRAWN CHECKED

DATE

1

SITE PLAN 1" = 20'-0"

7/7/2023 7/7/2022 REVISIONS

SHEET NO.

AS-101

Site plan

OF

SHEETS

7/7/2023 11:33:22 AM

P./

RS CT

180' - 0" 1

CHARGING STATION

VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING

56' - 8" 10' - 8"

A-302

PARKING / DROP OFF

32' - 8"

17' - 4"

M

8' - 4"

UP

105 590 SF

CONSULTANT LOGO

124 442 SF

213 SF

SHOE RACK

104

9' - 11"

14' - 8" PROPOSED SIDE SETBACK

INFANT 1

118

UNISEX STAFF TOILET

OPEN ABOVE

WORK ROOM

210 SF

10' - 0" SIDE SETBACK

OPEN ABOVE

ELEV.

CUST.

119

120

SHOE RACK

R.

2ND FLOOR ABOVE (EXT. CORRIDOR)

UNISEX STAFF TOILET

LAUNDRY

126 173 SF

125

STORAGE

122

KITCHEN

(N) FENCE

WASHER & DRYER

121 223 SF

INFANT 2

ROOF ABOVE

108 154 SF

2ND FLOOR ABOVE

UP

SLANTED COLUMN, TYP.

BALCONY ABOVE

MULTI-PURPOSE

1.

A-201 2

ROOF ABOVE

111

(N) ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL SIGN (N) PLANTING AREA, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

-

U/C REF.

PRE-K 5

PRE-K 6

110

113

TOILET

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 1, REFER TO LANDSCAPE & CIVIL

(N) GUARD RAIL, TYP.

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 3, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

FOLDING GLASS DOOR

PER P RO

INE KL

(N) RUBBER PLAY SURFACE, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

SET

WASH STATION (FEET)

SKYLIGH ABOVE, TYP.

(N) DECK, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

BAC

(E) GRATING

(N) 10' TALL ORNAMENTAL FENCE

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 4, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

TY

PE

DRINKING FOUNTAIN, TYP.

TO

114

LIN E

ROOF ABOVE WASH STATION (HANDS)

LO

UNISEX STAFF TOILET

(N) CONCRETE PAVING TYPE 2, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

10' - 0"

585 SF

112

FOLDING GLASS DOOR

SETBACK LINE

-

129 SF

585 SF

PROPERTY LINE

FOLDING GLASS DOOR

(N) SAND, REFER TO LANDSCAPE

(N) GUARD RAIL, TYP.

(N) FIBER, REFER TO LANDSCAPE (N) PERIMETER FENCE

ROOF ABOVE

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT

CUBBIES

WASHROOM

FS

TROUGH SINK FOR CHILDREN

LEGEND

TRELLIS ABOVE

1044 SF

UP

PO

56' - 8"

123

UP

SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN FOR LANDSCAPE, HARDSCAPE AND PLAYGROUND DESIGN. MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 123 SHALL NOT ACCOMMODATE ADDITIONAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT.

2.

ROOF ABOVE

4811 MT ETNA DR SAN DIEGO, CA 92117

WASHROOM

2 A-202

GENERAL NOTES

OPERABLE PARTITION

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

109 590 SF

PREPARED BY

OPEN SHELVES

PRE-K 4

106 590 SF

TSUMIKI PRESCHOOL

PRE-K 3

25' - 5"

6' - 3 1/2" PROPOSED SIDE SETBACK

538 SF

2ND FLOOR ABOVE

107

363 Fifth Ave. Ste 202 San Diego, CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016

127 TOILET

2 A-301

ROESLING NAKAMURA TERADA ARCHITECTS, INC.

103 115 SF

(N) 6' TALL ORNAMENTAL FENCE, TYP., REF. A-502

117

PRE-K 2

101 590 SF

U/C REF.

(FF -6")

45' - 11"

WASHROOM

RECEPTION

4.9%

28' - 8"

PRE-K 1

UP

116 R.

(N) SWING GATE

(N) SLIDING GATE

6" STEP, TYP

EQUIP.

115

CONSULTANT STAMP

STAIR

ARCHITECT STAMP

2ND FLOOR ABOVE

SHOE RACK

25

KNOX BOX

102

3' - 4"

(N) SLIDING GATE TOILET

4.9%

4' - 0"

(N) SLIDING GATE

6' - 0" SIDE SETBACK

1

30' - 8"

M

ROOF ABOVE

ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN

A-301

2 (N) LONG-TERM BIKE LOCKERS

MOTORCYCLE PARKING

162' - 6"

17' - 4"

(N) TRASH ENCLOSURE, REF. A-501

5' - 3"

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project. None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

23' - 0"

PROGRAM CLASSROOM

RAMP 1:12 MAX.

PROJECT NO. R.S. 030

ADMIN/SUPPORT

1

10' - 8"

23' - 0"

DRAWN CHECKED

DATE

8

0

23' - 0"

883

A.P.

FILE NAME

A-202

17' - 4"

32' - 8"

17' - 4"

30' - 8"

56' - 8"

N

T OR

16

24

FIRST FLOOR 1/8" = 1'-0"

1

GRAPHIC SCALE

H

First floor

7/7/2023 REVISIONS

RS CT

SHEET NO.

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1

2

A-302

A-302

1 A-201

56' - 8" 32' - 8"

48' - 0"

4" STEP

210

211

182 SF

214

221

LAUNDRY

222 121 SF

223 D

57 SF

ROOM 3

STOR.

121 SF

226 225

224 350 SF

ROOM 4

KITCHEN

229

227

2

104 SF

A-301

205 590 SF

GRADE 2

BALCONY

OPEN

207

206

590 SF

FOLDING GLASS DOOR

CUST.

228 A-201

OPEN

2 A-202

186 SF

R.

2

FOLDING GLASS DOOR

DN TRELLIS ABOVE

STORAGE

208

SCREEN

OPEN ABOVE

LEGEND

TY

PROPERTY LINE SETBACK LINE

P RO

5' - 3"

ROOF ABOVE

PER

S ET

BAC

1/2" IN 12" PVC ROOFING, TYP.

LIN E

28' - 0"

SCREEN

ROOF ABOVE

ROOF ABOVE GREEN ROOF 2 LESS THAN 500 SF

K LI NE

GREEN ROOF 1 LESS THAN 500 SF

PROGRAM

1/2" IN 12" PVC ROOFING, TYP.

SKYLIGHT ABOVE, TYP.

ROOF ABOVE

CLASSROOM ADMIN/SUPPORT SHORT STAY

PROJECT R.S. 030

10' - 8" 56' - 8"

Second floor

23' - 0"

17' - 4"

883

NO. A.P.

FILE NAME

1

DRAWN CHECKED

DATE

A-202

23' - 0"

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT

28' - 8"

GRADE 1

GIRL'S RESTROOM

CONSULTANT STAMP

ROOM 2 CORRIDOR

LOCKERS, 2-TIER

WASHER & DRYER LOUNGE

DN

219

218

4811 MT ETNA DR SAN DIEGO, CA 92117

DN

217 183 SF

BATH

BATH

SHOWER

220

CORRIDOR

DRINKING FOUNTAIN, TYP.

ROOM 1

216

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

9' - 11"

213

UNISEX STAFF TOILET 212

OPEN

OPEN

OFFICE

128 SF ELEV.

UNISEX TOILET

EQUIP.

215 (FF -4")

ARCHITECT STAMP

583 SF

209

25

203

204

DN

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

363 Fifth Ave. Ste 202 San Diego, CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016

583 SF

OPEN

TSUMIKI PRESCHOOL

ROOF ABOVE

GRADE 3

201

BOY'S RESTROOM

52' - 11"

28' - 8"

K

3' - 4"

DN STAIR

18' - 5"

4' - 0"

SHOE RACK KINDER TOILET

OPEN

A-301

CONSULTANT LOGO

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING, TYP.

202

1

CONSULTANT LOGO

17' - 4"

ROESLING NAKAMURA TERADA ARCHITECTS, INC.

23' - 0"

PREPARED BY

10' - 8"

1" / 12"

23' - 0"

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project. None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

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23' - 0"

P./

A-201

ADJACENT BUILDING

(N) BIKE RACK W/ 4 SPACES

2

1

A-302

CLEANAIR VEHICLE

CONSULTANT LOGO

(N) LOW FENCE

32' - 8"

0

48' - 0" N

T OR

H

8

16

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Cross section 2

2

2

CROSS SECTION B 1/8" = 1'-0" 114 OPEN TOILET

112 111

STORAGE GIRL'S RESTROOM

208 206

STORAGE

108 GIRL'S RESTROOM

208 WASHROOM

206

TOILET WASHROOM WASHROOM

112 111 108 2

WASHROOM

A-301

2

A-302

OPEN OPEN LOUNGE LOUNGE 223

123

MULTI-PURPOSE MULTI-PURPOSE 123

223

OPEN OPEN

OPEN

OPEN UNISEX STAFF TOILET

OPEN

104

OPEN UNISEX STAFF TOILET

CORRIDOR 122

214

STORAGE

STOR. STOR. 227

227

2 1

A-301 A-301

A-301

WASHROOM BOY'S 103 RESTROOM

203

104

2 1

A-301 A-301

CORRIDOR

OFFICE

214

213

A-301

1

PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE

CUST. CUST. 228

228

109 OPEN OPEN

A-301 203

BOY'S RESTROOM 1

MULTI-PURPOSE

WORK ROOM

EQUIP.

OFFICE 118

116 STAIR

213

MULTI-PURPOSE

209

123

STORAGE

WORK ROOM

EQUIP.

122

118

116

CORRIDOR CORRIDOR 221

221

202

202

WASHROOM TOILET

103 102

ROOM 4 ROOM 229 4

229

0 0

TOILET UNISEX 102 STAFF TOILET

CROSS SECTION A 1/8" = 1'-0"

123

FINISH GRADE -0' - 6" 0

0

PREPARED PREPARED

BY BY

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1 1 1/8" = 1'-0" LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1 1 1/8" = 1'-0" 363 363 FifthFifth Ave.Ave. Ste 202 Ste 202 San San Diego, Diego, CA 92101 CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016 F. 619.233.0016

101

Longitudinal section 1

ADJACENT BUILDING ADJACENT BUILDING

127

INFANT 2 INFANT 127 2

SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6" SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6"

FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0" FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0" FINISH GRADE -0' - 6" FINISH GRADE -0' - 6"

Longitudinal section 2

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 2 2 1/8" = 1'-0" LONGITUDINAL SECTION 2 2 1/8" = 1'-0" 8 8 16 16

8

8

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PROJECT NO. R.S. 030 NO. PROJECT FILE NAME 030 R.S.

GRAPHIC SCALE GRAPHIC SCALE REVISIONS

FILE DATENAME DATE 04/27/2022 REVISIONS 04/27/2022

UNISEX STAFF TOILET

SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6"

FINISH GRADE SECOND FLOOR -0' -- 6" 12' 6" FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0"

FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0"

STAIR

209

SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6"

FINISH GRADE SECOND FLOOR -0' -- 6" 12' 6"

FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0"

FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0"

PROJECT NO. R.S. 030

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FILE NAME

DATE

CROSS SECTION B 1/8" = 1'-0"

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CONDITIONAL CONDITIONAL USE USE PERMIT PERMIT

2

A-302 2

A-302

23 23

T.O.R. T.O.R.

29' 29' - 10" - 10"

PRE-K 1 PRE-K 101 1

4811 4811 MTMT ETNA ETNA DRDR SAN SAN DIEGO, DIEGO, CACA 92117 92117

1

A-302 1

103

WASHROOM WASHROOM 103

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105

LONGITUDINAL LONGITUDINALSECTIONS SECTIONS

PRE-K 2 PRE-K 105 2

K K 201 201

TSUMIKI TSUMIKIPRESCHOOL PRESCHOOL Portfolio

OPEN OPEN

203

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UNISEX STAFF TOILET OPEN

Cross section 1

CROSS SECTION A 1/8" = 1'-0" 363 Fifth Ave. Ste 202 San Diego, CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016

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BOY'S RESTROOM BOY'S RESTROOM 203

OF

A.P.

GRAPHIC SCALE

DATE

OF

363 Fifth Ave. Ste 202 San Diego, CA 92101 P. 619.233.1023 F. 619.233.0016

UNISEX STAFF TOILET

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204

PREPARED BY

107 PRE-K 4 PRE-K 109 4

RECEPTION RECEPTION 117

GRADE 3 GRADE 204 3

DRAWN CHECKED

CONDITIONAL USE CONDITIONAL PERMIT USE PERMIT

TOILET TOILET 107

OPEN OPEN

4811 MT ETNA DR SAN4811 DIEGO, MT CA ETNA 92117 DR SAN DIEGO, CA 92117

206 GRADE 2 GRADE 207 2

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WORK ROOM WORK ROOM 118

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE DIRECTOR'S OFFICE 210

CROSS SECTIONS CROSS SECTIONS

1 OPEN OPEN

214

T.O.R. T.O.R.

124

CORRIDOR CORRIDOR 214

TSUMIKI PRESCHOOL TSUMIKI PRESCHOOL

1 GIRL'S RESTROOM GIRL'S RESTROOM 206

213

29' 29' - 10" - 10"

INFANT 1 INFANT 124 1 OFFICE OFFICE 213

T.O.R.

106

218

BATH BATH 218

29' - 10"

PRE-K 3 PRE-K 106 3

221

T.O.R.

205

CORRIDOR CORRIDOR 221

29' - 10"

GRADE 1 GRADE 205 1

216

T.O.R.

PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE UNISEX TOILET UNISEX/ BATH / TOILET BATH 216 A-302

29' - 10"

ROOM 1 ROOM 217 1 217 1

A-302 1

A-302

T.O.R.

ADJACENT BUILDING ADJACENT BUILDING 2

A-302 2

29' - 10"

PREPARED BY

All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated All ideas, or represented arrangements by and this drawing plans indicated are owned or represented by, and the by property this drawing of Roesling are owned Nakamura by, and Terada the property Architects, of Roesling Inc. and Nakamura were created, Terada evolved, Architects, and developed Inc. and were for use created, on andevolved, in connection and developed with the project. for use None on andofinsuch connection ideas, arrangements, with the project. or None plans of shall such beideas, used by arrangements, or disclosed or to any plansperson, shall be firm, used or corporation by or disclosed for any to any person, firm, or corporation All ideas, All ideas, for arrangements any arrangements andand plans plans indicated indicated or represented or represented by this by this drawing drawing are are owned owned by, and by, and the the property property of Roesling of Roesling Nakamura Nakamura Terada Terada Architects, Architects, Inc. Inc. andand werewere created, created, evolved, evolved, andand developed developed for use for use on and on and in connection in connection withwith the the project. project.

None None of such of such ideas, ideas, arrangements, arrangements, or plans or plans shallshall be used be used by orbydisclosed or disclosed to any to any person, person, firm,firm, or corporation or corporation for any for any purpose whatsoever without the writtenpurpose permission whatsoever of Roesling without Nakamura the written Terada permission Architects, of Roesling Inc. Filing Nakamura of these drawings Terada Architects, or applications Inc. Filing with any of these public drawings agency or is not applications a publication with of anysame. publicNoagency reporoduction is not a publication is thereforeofpermissable same. No reporoduction without the written is therefore consentpermissable of RNT. without the written consent of RNT. purpose purpose whatsoever whatsoever without without the the written written permission permission of Roesling of Roesling Nakamura Nakamura Terada Terada Architects, Architects, Inc. Inc. Filing Filing of these of these drawings drawings or applications or applications withwith anyany public public agency agency is not is not a publication a publication of same. of same.

No reporoduction No reporoduction is therefore is therefore permissable permissable without without the written the written consent consent of RNT. of RNT.

PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE

SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6" SECOND FLOOR 12' - 6"

FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0" FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0" FINISH GRADE -0' - 6" FINISH GRADE -0' - 6"

A.P.

A.P.

CHECKED SHEET NO.

SHEET NO.

DRAWN CHECKED DRAWN

A-301 A-301 SHEET

SHEET

FINISH GRADE -0' - 6"

SHEET NO.

OF PROJECT NO. 4/26/2022 1:11:32 PM R.S. 030 A.P.

A-302

FILE NAME

DRAWN CHECKED

SHEET

SHEET NO.

A-302

SHEET

P R OFE SSI O N AL

c ent r al ele m e n ta ry s c ho ol 2019, 2021-2023

Type:

Educational / 108,000 sq ft

Location:

San Diego, CA

Status:

Closeout (As of 2023)

Firm:

RNT Architects (San Diego, CA)

Experience:

Design Development, Construction Administration

Description:

This project is designed concurrently with Wilson Middle School that is also designed by RNT Architects. This unified campus houses both will be developed as an educational environment that serves the entire community. The redevelopment of Wilson Middle School and Central Elementary School onto a single campus reflects the District's vision of providing a quality school that engages the surrounding community in every neighborhood.

The program for this project resulted from community input and careful consideration of projected growth. This redevelopment focuses the new buildings around outdoor play areas and open spaces making it a resource for the adjacent neighborhood. My contribution includes tracking RFIs and submittals, responding RFIs, reviewing submittals, coordinating with the contractor and consultants, producing ASIs and an as-constructed drawing set, making a physical model and renderings during the design phase.

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Portfolio

Year worked:

Front view from Orange avenue

BLDG 300 - Northwest

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Interior

GENERAL NOTES EL CAJON BLVD.

SG-A

SG-B

1.

SG-1

2.

(E) FIRE LANE

3

ADJACENT PROPERTY NOT A PART

HORIZONTAL CONTROL POINT REF. CIVIL DWGS.

SG-2

BLDG 600

F.F. +377.50

PLAY STRUCTURE (KINDERGARTEN )

F.F. +377.50

BLDG 400A

4.2

PROPOSED

EXISTING B MIDDLE SC

ENTRY 2

(E) FIRE TR

EASEMENT SG-3

SLOPED WALK 5

DN

GRASS AREA 1

BLDG 200A

MATCHLINE

(E) FIRE LANE

264' - 6"

OUTDOOR LEARNING AREA 2

MAKER SPACE

BLDG 400B

BLDG 200B

F.F. +376.00

OUTDOOR LEARNING AREA 1

PROPERTY

LIMIT OF W PLAY STRUCTURE (GRADES 4-5)

F.F. +376.00

BLDG. 100

LEGEND

SLOPED WALK 2

F.F. +377.50

F.F. +376.00

WILSON MIDDLE SCHOOL A# 04-115368

12.

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BLDG. 300

DN

SLOPED WALK 3

ENTRY 3

10.

11.

BLDG 300

PLAY STRUCTURE (PRIMARY)

8A

1 AS-1.1.2

242' - 4 1/2"

BLDG 500

GRASS AREA 2

BLDG. 700

9.

INFANT PLAY AREA

BLDG 800

OUTDOOR P.E.

TODDLER PLAY AREA

F.F. +377.50

39TH STREET

BLDG. 400

7.

LUNCH SHELTER

LIMIT OF WORK

BLDG. 500

6.

8.

BLDG 700 F.F. +377.50

JOINT-USE FIELD

5.

SERVICE DRIVEWAY

PLAY STRUCTURE (PRE-K)

DN

BLDG. 200

4.

OUTDOOR STORAGE

BLDG. 600

37TH ST.

1 AS-1.1.1

F.F. +376.00

BLDG 100 F.F. +376.00

2.13 SG-6

SLOPED WALK 4

HORIZONTAL CONTROL POINT, REF. CIVIL DWGS. NOTE: GL SG-A TO ALIGN WITH WILSON M.S. GL SG-D

ENTRY 4

ENTRY 1

SLOPED WALK 1

ORANGE AVENUE.

362' - 3 1/2" PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS REFER TO DWGS 621301-D FOR ALL PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DRAWINGS SG-A

Overall site plan 1

OVERALL SITE PLAN 1" = 40'-0"

SG-B

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All ideas, arrangements and plans indicated or represented by this drawing are owned by, and the property of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. and were created, evolved, and developed for use on and in connection with the project. None of such ideas, arrangements, or plans shall be used by or disclosed to any person, firm, or corporation for any purpose whatsoever without the written permission of Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. Filing of these drawings or applications with any public agency is not a publication of same. No reporoduction is therefore permissable without the written consent of RNT.

BLDG. 500 ADJACENT PROPERTY NOT A PART

100' - 2 1/2"

3.

SEE SHEET T-1.0 FOR GENER STANDARDS SEE SHEET T-2.0 FOR ARCHI AND ABBREVIATIONS AND DI STANDARDS REFER TO "LS" SHEETS FOR INFORMATION INCLUDING OC CODE REQUIRED EXITS, PAT WALL RATINGS FOR SURFACES SLOPING TO MAX SLOPE ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL ELE VIEW SHALL BE PREPARED P EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STE SPECIFICATIONS. REFER TO TECHNOLOGY SIT SECURITY CAMERA LOCATIO SEE LANDSCAPE PLANS FOR IRRIGATION CONTRACTOR SHALL COORD UNDERGROUND UTILITY LOC DRY UTILITY WITH BUILDING SEE STRUCTURAL PALNS FO INFORMATION. SEE LANDSCAPE PLANS FOR LAYOUT, PLAY EQUIPMENT & REFER TO SHEET AS-5.1.0 FO REFER TO PUBLIC IMPROVEM 621301-D FOR ALL PUBLIC IM REFER TO SHEET AS-2.1.0 FO

NORTH

Physical model - Southeast

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0

P R OFE SSI O N AL

c om muni t y c olle ge i n san die g o 2020

Type:

Educational

Location:

San Diego, CA

Status:

Master plan (As of 2023)

Firm:

RNT Architects (San Diego, CA)

Experience:

Master plan

Description:

The facilities master plan documents strategic adjustments to academic direction and updates visions for the development of the college, a vital component of San Diego and Downtown's rapidly transforming culture. My contribution includes producing a physical model and diagram drawings, massing study for new buildings, attending design charrettes for developing the proposal.

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Portfolio

Year worked

Preferred plan rendering A color legend is provided that categorizes new campus interventions into different categories depending on program use. Below is a description of a few categories: Academic Academically-oriented buildings which could represent, for example, classrooms or other student spaces, office and faculty/staff spaces, assembly spaces, lobbies, dining facilities, lockers, or bookstores Housing All associated facilities for student housing, such as dining, assembly, recreation, or spaces of inhabitation Parking Structure Above-ground, below-grade, or a combination of structure types Seeds Outdoor planting and farm space

Preferred plan areas

P .  /  

Other Third-party or otherwise leasable space, areas of opportunity for collaboration in future development

Portfolio Design charette

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Physical model - closeup

Physical model - overall

P .  /  

ACA DE M I C

DI SNEY A NI MATION CENTER Year:

2018

Type:

Office

Advisor / Team (Schematic Design):

Russell Thomsen / Robert Sipchen

Advisors / Team (Design Development):

Herwig Baumgartner, Scott Uriu / Amanda Kotch, Maximilian Maria, Robert Sipchen, Wesley Evans, Zoe Malecki

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Portfolio

Description:

Physical model

P .  /  

The project seeks to make an addition to the Walt Disney Animation Center campus that both acknowledges and enables the growing interdependence between the various media entities that make up the Walt Disney Company.

At the ground level, the building is split into four independent units. The gaps between each part open the site up. The pathways through the site also act as entries into the building, they are extended thresholds that allow you to be inside the building while still outdoors. The floor plans reflect the fragmentation of the building at this level, with just enough common elements to relate one plan to others. As you move vertically through the building, the spatial strategy changes.

The fragmented base is consolidated around a distribution of offices, a flexible auditorium, and cores that fit within a regular central frame.

This is an inversion of a container holding a bunch of irregular objects. The circulation plays between the simple shapes at the center and the irregularity of the envelope. A person on the inside is aware of the exterior, while someone on the outside has few clues as to the disposition of the interior. In plan the regular interior object helps to establish a unified whole, but in section it splits the building at the mid level. This split in combination with the undulations of the envelope, produces another set of fragmented units - four at the top and four at the bottom.

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Portfolio

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Ground floor plan

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Upper floor plan

P .  /  

X 280

X 245

X 210

X 175

X 140

X 105

X 70

X 35

X 0

ROOF 85' - 6"

SIXTH FLOOR 81' - 4"

FIFTH FLOOR 66' - 4"

FORTH FLOOR 51' - 4"

Portfolio

THIRD FLOOR 36' - 9"

SECOND FLOOR 21' - 4"

GROUND FLOOR 0' - 0"

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Elevation

Section

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Portfolio

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Year:

2020

Type:

Short film

Status:

M.Arch Thesis Merit Graduate Thesis Award

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Rhino, Cinema 4D, ZBrush, Houdini, Redshift, Aftereffects

Advisor:

Florencia Pita

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"The flowers withered, their color faded away, while meaninglessly I spent my days in the world and the long rains were falling."

Ono no Komachi (Translated by Donald Keene)

The very lack of beauty once decay begins that we so resist

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In not only ourselves but architecture I call for a celebration of the loss of beauty in age and decay.

The cacophony of such enchantment in the dialectic of beauty and decay Entrenches my heart Intangible.

Until formalized. Until now.

All matter as unstable, may it begin ordered or not Will succumb to disorder. Will decay.

So why the stubbornness of purity?

The illusion of the sense of strength?

Architecture like nature.

Like matter, does not have utility.

Even it ages and decays.

Instead of fighting nature for its beauty.

Let it.

Let us design it and embrace transiency, uselessness and their allure.

Snippets from the short film

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Decomposition in Jar

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As the starting point of this project, I put both natural and artificial materials together in jars and observed their molecular reactions from an artistic perspective. We have a distinctively different outlook on organic and architectural decay. We may not value those two types of decay in a similar way. This process helped me reimagine how the strange overlay between architectural and organic decay can be forged into a new type of aesthetics.

Miniature model

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P E R SO NA L

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W ELCOME TO WONDERLAND Year:

2020-2021

Location:

San Jose, CA

Type:

Competition entry

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International Architecture Design Competition | Urban Confluence Silicon Valley Finalist (963 entries from 72 countries and 6 continents) 3 finalist designers received a $150,000 stipend to develop the concepts in collaboration with outside experts during phase 2.

Huitt-Zollars (Architecture), Walter P Moore (Structure), COST Inc. (Themed Finishes), TMLA|Todd McCurdy L.A. (Landscape), Visual Terrain Inc. (Lighting), Electrosonic Inc (Projection & Sound), EXP (Environment), Cumming (Cost Estimate), Holmes Fire (Code Analysis)

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Urban Confluence Silicon Valley KQED (Interview)

Description:

Welcome to Wonderland takes its inspiration from Lewis Carroll's book A lice's Adventures in Wonderland. This project celebrates the imagination of Silicon Valley and San Jose. Silicon Valley has long been known for pushing boundaries in technology. By creating an eccentric Biome composed of gigantic flora, Welcome to Wonderland celebrates imagination and wonder, and drives the innovative spirit.

The multi-scaled flora is packed into a huge figurative, imaginary box. Those portions of the flora that protrude outside the box are sliced off. You will recognize the imaginary box from a distance. In close proximity, the box loses its boundary and becomes more diaphanous.

Welcome to Wonderland does not take sides, neither sculpture nor architecture. This ambivalence is the definition of this Biome. Sculpture generally conveys the perception of a visual art form that is composed of solid objects. A sculpture as such, affords you the possibility of perceiving a sculpture. In other words, a thing seen or perceived by human beings elicits the affordance of being perceived as a sculpture. Through the introduction of the interaction between the multiple sculptures and the circulation, this project invokes another potentiality. A potentiality which never releases in the relationship between human beings and an individual object. This perceived affordance, the quality of non-sculpture and non-architecture, creates a new world that is this Biome.

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Collaboration in phase 2:

Exterior nighttime perspective view

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Welcome to Wonderland takes the dichotomy of daytime and nighttime to constitute two distinct and contrasting perceptions. While this project shows its enormity in stillness during the daytime, it transforms its artificial nature into a vibrant, colorful bouquet at night. It is framed by the stars and the glistening city of San Jose. Digital technology adds whimsicality in Welcome to Wonderland at night.

Projection mapping on the exterior brings the flora to life with dynamic colors, and textures.

Within the interior larger-than-life hologram creatures allow you to experience an enjoyable and yet slightly unsettling environment.

The many juxtapositions within Welcome to Wonderland represent the creativity of Silicon Valley. Welcome to Wonderland is a local landmark but sets the stage to become a worldwide sensation.

Interior daytime perspective view

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Exterior daytime perspective view

Interior nighttime perspective view

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W ELCOME TO WONDERLAND II Year:

2022

Type:

Public art

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Conceptual Presented in p ands at Silicon Valley Sculpture Exhibition (SVS) 2022 SF/ARTS (Article)

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Exterior nighttime perspective view

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Exterior daytime perspective view

Interior nighttime perspective view

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Origami flowers

ORIGA M I -I N SPI RED In order to proceed to "Welcome to Wonderland II", I began to review the design of each floral piece. As a starting point, this project draws its inspiration from origami experiments.

Origami "paper folding" has taken root in traditional Japanese culture and it is popularized broadly as an activity for kids. I also played with origami in my childhood and taking this retrospection allowed me to realize some captivating qualities that I may be able to apply to this project.

Folding abstracts original floral geometry into something else. It becomes simplified with linear expressions, but it also remains formal complexity. It is arduous to accurately fold paper by hand, and also materials generally have thickness unlike ones with zero thickness in digital modeling software. Although these cause imperfection, this project sees potential of design in the undesirable states and aims to transform those into its design characteristics.

3D modeled flowers

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20’ - 0”

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PROP O SED DE SIGN The multi-scaled flora is packed into a huge figurative, imaginary box measuring 10 feet wide by 20 feet long and 10 feet high. Those portions of the flora that protrude outside the box are sliced off. You will recognize the imaginary box from a distance. In close proximity, the box loses its boundary and becomes more diaphanous. As you move inside, the protuberances of the flora are sliced away in the same procedure as the exterior. In addition to the flora being enlarged and pruned, it is also abstracted into white.

This project puts the notion of white into the process of abstraction for the sake of dismembering to achieve defamiliarization. The flora relates to each other by touching, leaning, and intertwining. This surreal structure invites visitors of all ages back to a state of childlike wonderment, to become a bee or a butterfly.

Primary structure

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3’ - 0”

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S TRUC TURE The structural system of Wonderland is a fusion of traditional framing integrated with an organically geometric composition of support for the flora. An organic structural frame springs from the traditional to emulate the stems, sepals, and styles of the flora. This biomimicry provides for a seamless integration of the structural system with the artistic vision.

A R CRE ATURE S Not only is the floral sculpture itself fantastical, but it is home to a variety of brightly colored AR creatures who magically appear throughout the space. In the image shown here, the AR app creates movement and playful surprises for all children and even adults to enjoy.

AR creatures through a smartphone

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2020 Year: Grasshopper script Type: Description: This script produces a tile mural design with color collections from tile manufacturers by defining Euclidean distance of colors in sRGB. A given image is pixelated, and each cell receives coordinates within the range between o and 255. Users input each RGB value of procurable tiles, so the script finds the approximate coordinates of all points to ones of the given image. Labels are assigned on each grid cell for the sake of construction.

z (0, 0, 255) X (dx, dy, dz) are the coordinates of the point specified as one of the RGB values of procurable tiles. A (dxa, dxb, dxc), B (dxa’, dxb’, dxc’) and C (dxa’’, dxb’’, dxc’’) are the A (dxa, dyb, dzc)

coordinates of the points defined with the extracted RGB

X (dx, dy, dz)

values from a given image.

XA = (dx-dxa)2 + (dx-dxb)2 + (dx-dxc)2

y (0, 255, 0)

XB = (dx-dxa’)2 + (dx-dxb’)2 + (dx-dxc’)2 C (dxa’’, dyb’’, dzc’’)

XC = (dx-dxa’’)2 + (dx-dxb’’)2 + (dx-dxc’’)2

B (dxa’, dyb’, dzc’) If XB is the smallest positive integer, then the approximated coordination of B is X (B≈X).

0 (0, 0, 0) x (255 ,0 ,0)

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Year: Type: Advisor Team:

2019 Museum David Ruy Nancy Ai

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VERT IC AL UNI VERSI T Y

2020 Year: Monastery Type: Advisor: John Enrigh

2019 Year: Art university Type: Advisor: Darin Johnstone

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2018 Restaurant Malibu, CA The LADG Schematic Design

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h vac & ro of i ng repl acement

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2022 Educational Ventura, CA RNT Architects Construction Document

art facili t ies

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2021 Educational San Diego, CA RNT Architects Design Development and more.

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