Interior Design Portfolio 2015 - 2017
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Interior Design Portfolio 2014 - 2017
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Contents 2015 - 2017
Project 01; Residential
Mariotto Residence Affordable Housing Unit The Scrape Nest The Pendant Nest The Platform Nest
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Project 02; Commercial
Project 03; customized furniture
extra works
Metamorphosis
Multifuctional table
footprints
The egg; classroom The larve+pupa; student lounge The Imago; library
The cooking table The dining table
sketches painting + and more
School of IAD @ AAU
cooking + dining table
of fine art background
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6"
24' - 11"
6"
LIVINGROOM
OUTDOOR GRILL AREA
DIN
DW
TR
KIT
REF
ENTRY/FOYER
W/D
WALK-IN CLO
1' - 6"
3' - 3"
BDRM
PANTRY
CLO
ELE
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R 2' - 6"
WORK/STUDY ROOM
BATH
OUTDOOR FIRE P W/ BLT-IN SEAT
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PIT
Project 01 ; residential
Mariotto Residence
Affordable Housing Units
Affordable LIVING WALLhousing ;housing, rental or owner-occupied, that is affordable no matter what one’s income is. The U.S. government regards housing costs at or below 30% of one’s income to be affordable.
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Affordable Housing Units
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Sustainable+ Landlord’s Universal Design Home & Business
13 Wood Street, San Francisco, Laurel Heights, CA 94118
Site Analysis Mariotto Residence
The Mariotto family condominium is 3-story building loacated in Laurel Heights district in San Francisco, owned by Mariotto family since 1955. The first and second floor units are rented
through San Francisco’s Section 8 and Rental Assitance Program for low income tenant, and on the third floor, the landlord of the building and her family are living in.
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Design concept;
Cozy Nest
Affordable Housing Units
The concept “cozy nest� is inspired from the bird nest that protects the eggs and little baby birds from the dangers in the outside world. For the baby birds, the nest is the most safe and warmest place to take a rest. All the people in the world fight and survive from the difficulties and issues, and home should be the most comfortable and safe place for them. The color palette of the con-
cept is very warm and cozy, which helps the tenants to take a good rest at home after work. Colors are adopted from natural elements and ingredients of bird nests, such as grass, feather, stones, and branches. Natural and eco-friendly green materials used in the interior spaces create comfortable mood, while it is very sustainable and energy efficient.
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First floor Design concept;
Scrape Nest Affordable Housing Unit
The first floor is a smallest unit of Mariotto’s condominium with a great outdoor area. It is registered in SF section 8 program for low income residents, and currently rented by a tenant with hearing loss.
The concept for the unit is a scrape nest, which is built on the ground with small stones, feathers, vegetations, and shell fragments. The eggs are surrounded and protected by natural elements.
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Level one; Kitchen view from living room
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Circulation
Every space is connected to another and it is very flexible and intuitive wayfinding. There are at least two doors or openings, and the second exit is very easy to find so that the user of the space can easily escape from the space in case of danger.
Sustainable Design For eco-friendly design, each material choices were made based on its sustainability. The Engineered hardwood flooring from Armstrong provides better indoor air quality and it can be repurposed into other wood products. The off white paint with eggshell finish on the walls from Benjamin Moore is zero-VOC while it is durable and allergy friendly. Kitchen appliances such as the refrigerator and oven are Energy Star rated, which means they are very energy efficient.
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stone
feather
pebble
egg
shell
sand
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LVRM OUTDOOR GRILL AREA
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EXTENDABLE TABLE
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DIN
GARAGE
KIT
LIVING WALL
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BDRM
CLO
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ENTRY/FOYER
WALK-IN CLO
W/D
Down to Floor 7"
UP
ELE
ENTRY
WORK/STUDY RM
OUTDOOR FIRE PIT W/ BLT-IN SEAT
BATH
STORAGE
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BLT-IN DESK LVRM
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OUTDOOR GRILL AREA
EXTENDABLE TABLE DIN
GARAGE
KIT
LIVING WALL
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BDRM
CLO ENTRY/FOYER
WALK-IN CLO
W/D
Down to Floor 7"
UP
ELE
ENTRY
WORK/STUDY RM
OUTDOOR FIRE PIT W/ BLT-IN SEAT
BATH
STORAGE BLT-IN DESK LVRM OUTDOOR GRILL AREA
EXTENDABLE TABLE
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DIN
GARAGE
KIT
LIVING WALL
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BDRM
CLO
Level One Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’-0”
ENTRY/FOYER
WALK-IN CLO
W/D
Down to Floor 7"
UP ENTRY
ELE
WORK/STUDY RM
OUTDOOR FIRE PIT W/ BLT-IN SEAT
BATH
STORAGE BLT-IN DESK
101 Entry + Foyer
105 Dining room
109 Bedroom patio
113 Laundry
102 Storage
106 Living room
110 Bedroom
114 Study room
103 Pantry
107 Outdoor BBQ area
111 Walk-in closet
115 Storage
104 Kitchen
108 Fire pit area
112 Bathroom
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Furniture + Material Finish B1
A1
T1
A2
C1
O1
K1
K2
K3
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B1
PCH Series Canopy Bed Queen Size by MASH Studio
A1
Pebble Vases by World Market
T1
Customized Resin Wood Side Table by TBD
A2
Pure Eco-Friendly Wool Shag Rug by Super Area Rug
C1
Natural Wood Windsor Chair by International Concept
O1
Baltic Square Fire Pit Table by Real Flame
K1
Pisa 30” Under Cabinet Hood by Zephyr
K2
ADA Compliant 30” Induction Cooktop by Bosch
K3
Disposal Air Switch by Westbrass
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Level One Rendered Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’-0”
P1
L1
F2
W1
F1
L2
F3
F1
5” Engineered Hardwood Wide Plank
P1
by Benjamim Moore
by Armstrong Flooring
F2
LEED Certified Resin Concrete Flooring
W1
Arctic Oyster White Shell Hexagon Backsplach Mosaic Tile by Mosaic Tile Direct
L1
Step Cylinder Track Lighting
by Florock
F3
Carano Sandstone 12”x12” Ceramic Tile by Daltile
C1
100% Recycled Plastic Durat Countertop by Ice Stone
Natura Interior Paint Eggshell Winter White
by All Modern
L2
6” White Intergrated LED Recessed Trim by EcoSmart
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ADA Accessibility The first floor requires ADA accessible. All the kitchen appliances are placed in ADA reach ranges, which is between 15� to 48�, and they are easy to operate. Also the sink and cooktop has empty space below the countertop so that wheelchair users have no difficulties when they are in the kitchen.
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Level One Kitchen North Elevation NTS
Energy Efficiency Maximizing natural daylight is the most essential thing for the first floor in terms of layout since all the windows are located on the west. Sustainable and acoustic multiwall polycarbonate panels in the bedroom let some warm daylight into the kitchen on the east while it helps the current tenant with hearing lose see what is going on in the living romm and kitchen in case of danger, for instance, fire.
SUNLITE HG™ Multiwall PC with Hammered Glass Texture by Palram for BDRM & PATIO
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Second Floor Design concept;
Pendant Nest Affordable Housing Unit
The second floor is also an affordable housing unit. It is bigger than the first floor and currently rented by a low-income family consisting of parents and two children; one with a wheelchair. The main considerations are ADA accessibil-
ity, safety, and acoustical issues. The concept for the unit is a pendant nest, which is woven with grasses and plant fibers. The pendant nest is suspended from a branch, built in the middle of the tree, just like the 2nd floor unit.
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Open Floor Plan
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By leaving least interior walls in the public spaces such as the living room, dining room, kitchen, children’s activity room, and the outdoor patio with 5’-0” wide hallways, it gives free movements for wheelchair users and kids. It also provides the parents open views which helps them to keep their eyes on the kids for the safety.
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Level Two Rendered Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’-0”
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201 Entry + Foyer
209 Children activity area
202 Storage
210 Laundry
203 Restroom
211 Bathroom
204 Guest room
212 Bedroom
205 Living room
213 Closet
206 Kitchen
214 Master Bathroom
207 Dining room
215 Walk-in Closet
208 Outdoor activity area
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Level two; Dining room and children’s activity area view from living room
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Level two; Light well outdoor area view from Children’s activity area
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Furniture + Accessories A2
A1
C1
O1
A1
Blue Woven Wool Nasim Area Rug by World Market
A2
Hanging Teardrop Vases with Air Plants by World Market
C1
Drift Wood Stool by Brimfield & May
O1
Hanging Lounger by Kodama Zomes
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Third floor Design concept;
Platform Nest Landlord’s home and office
On the third floor, the landlord and two of her family members are living in. Maria Mariotto is the owner of the building and the main tenant of the home because not only that she lives there, but also she works at the home office with two other employees.
The concept of the third floor is a platform nest consisting of straws, small pieces of branches, and leaves. It is built on the top of the tree, just like Maria, the landlord living on the highest level of the building, take care of the whole condominium.
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Universal Design 309
For future remodeling when Maria no longer needs home office, the office can be used as a bedroom or guestroom. When Simona, her daughter, leaves home after growing up, the walls between two bedrooms on the west can be removed to make them into one bigger bedroom.
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Privacy for Tenants
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Although all the family members are close to the employees, they still need privacy at home. The third floor is both home and work to Maria, but not to Frank and Simona. To separate “home” and “office” for Frank and Simona, where Maria and employees’ spaces are located on the west. Maria’s private space is adjacent to the office for convenience 32
Level Three Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’-0”
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301 Entrance
309 Kitchen
302 Living room
310 Storage
303 Restroom
311 Home office
304 Bedroom 1
312 Laundry
305 Closet
313 Powder room
306 Bedroom 2
314 Master Bedroom
307 Closet
315 Walk-in closet
308 Dining room
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Furniture + Material Finish C1
T1
A1
A2
C2
B1
A3
T2
C3
C1
C1
F2 F2
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C1
Hamilton Leather Sofa (81”) Mallard by west elm
T1
Lars Mid-Century Storage Coffee Tab le by west elm
A1
Chunky Blanket 100% Merino Wool by Wool Expert
A2
Teakwood and Metal Bowl by World Market
C2
Gold Dipped Barstool by west elm
B1
Mod Leather Platform Bed by west elm
A3
Amery Polished Brass Soaking Tub by Signiture Hardware
T2
Lars Mid-Century Desk, Chestnut by west elm
C3
Erik Leather Wing Chair by west elm
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Level Three Rendered Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’-0”
F3 L1 L2 P1 F1 P2
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F1
F2
Wire Brushed Wide Plank Engineered Hardwood by Villa Barcelona Statuary Venato Marble
P1
by Benjamim Moore
P2
by MSI
F3
FSC Ipe Standard
L1
Lumber
C2C Alpine White Recycled Glass Countertop by Ice Stone
Natura Interior Paint Eggshell Stunning by Benjamim Moore
by Advantage
C1
Natura Interior Paint Eggshell Winter White
LED Polished Bronze Seed Cloud 56 Buds by Orchre
L2
Pentagon Pendant Lights by Afroditi Krassa
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Master Bathroom Taking a bath after long hour working is one of the best things to wrap a tough day. Since Maria, the landlord, has her business running at home, the first thing is a private space where she can relax while it is adjacent to the office. The master bedroom is located on the east with large windows letting natural daylights in, and the master bathroom with a walk-in closet is located in the light well patio with a soaking tub. The master bath-
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Maria’s Private Spaces NTS
room is facing to the kitchen with floorto-ceiling windows. To provide a good air ventilation with a privacy, operable skylight is installed right above the soaking bathtub so Maria can enjoy a starry night view with fresh air with privacy.
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Level Three Master Bathroom South Elevation NTS
±3/8" OPERABLE TEMPERED GLASS SKYLIGHT BY VERUX
WEATHERPROOF MEMBRANE METAL FRAME
11"
1"
7"
SOLAR-POW ER PANEL
7"
Level 4 31' - 6"
SUSPENDED ANCHOR TO UNDERSIDE SLAB
1"
1"
11"
WHITE PAINT ON GYP BD LINER
CAVITY INSULATION
2"
4' - 9"
5"
6"
WHITE PAINT ON GYP. BOARD (BENJAMINE MOOR, W INTER WHITE IN EGG SHELL FINISH)
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Level Three Master Bathroom Operable Skylight Detail Drawing NTS
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Description
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Level Three Kitchen North Elevation 1/2”=1’-0”
Sky Cloud
Cool white painted wall Frosted Glass
Sky
White recycled glass countertop
Tree
Cherry Wood Cabinet
Soil
Resilient engineered wood floor
NTS
Kitchen Design Taking a color palette from the nature, the kitchen on the third floor makes the users feel like they are cooking in the middle of a field enjoying fresh air. Dark solid wood flooring gives stability and cool white painted walls provide freshness. The hanging cabinet with frosted glasses and copper frame is a focal point of the kitchen
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Project 03; educational building
460 Townsend
School of Interior Architecture Design
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“When you feel that you are about to fall, it might be actually that you are about to fly.� anonymous
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460 Townsend St. San Francisco, CA 94107
Site Analysis
School of Interior Architecture Design The building is located at 460 Townsend Street, San Francisco, California and currently used as a campus of Academy of Art University. The property type of the building is industrial/warehouse,
and it was used as an office building until Academy of Art University bought the building. It has a typical industrial building looking exterior and interior, which it doesn’t encourage students and faculties.
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Design concept;
Metamorphosis
School of Interior Architecture Design To become a butterfly, metamorphosis is necessary. If the caterpillar never went through this process of change, it would never achieve its great destiny and become its most glorious self. Education is just like metamorpho-
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sis. All the students and learners experience failure and depression while learning process and have hard time going through . However, they become a butterfly, which is another word of success, when they overcome the tough process.
Egg; the 1st stage Classroom
Larve + Pupa; the 2nd and 3rd stage Student lounge
Imago ; the last stage Library + Presentation area
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mass study;
Concept Development metamorphosis into a space
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Imago ; the last stage Library Larve + Pupa; the 2nd and 3rd stage Student lounge Egg; the 1st stage Classroom
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Egg; the 1st stage : drafting studio + classrooms
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C2C Plane Hexagon Carpet Tile by Shaw Contract
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Larve+Pupa; the 2nd and 3rd stage : student lounge
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Imago; the last stage : library + presentation area
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Project 03 ; customized furniture
Multifunctional table
for cooking class and private event
;a multifunctional table designed for demonstration kitchen and private event space at farm-to-table restraurant in SF Mission Bay.
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customized furniture
Objective
two different ways to use
The customized furniture piece is designed for Epicarp, the farm-to-table bistro & bar, located at Mission Bay district, San Francisco. Epicarp provides cooking classes to local residences and customers at the demo kitchen of the restaurant and the demo kitchen is used as a private event space such as wedding reception, wine/beer tasting party, or birthday party
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when there is no cooking class. Since the event space is only 440 SF and the storage is 40 SF, the client needs a multifunctional table for more flexibility in a space and faster transformability. The multifunctional table can be used two differnt ways; cooking table for cooking classes and dining table for private events.
Epicarp demo kitchen/event area NTS
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multifunctional table
Idea sketch cooking + dining table
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6”D removable spice storage
multifunctional table
Blow Apart cooking + dining table
The cooking table has a couple of significant features such as a 15” induction cooktop and two of the 6”D spice storages. Those are covered and hidden under the table top made of chipboard with high pressure laminate (HPL).
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Chipboard with High Pressure Laminate (HPL) Table Top
15” Induction
Stainless steel Cable tray
Removable 6”D storage
Removable Stainless steel legs (Waddell’s Mounting Plates)
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multifunctional table
Details
cooking + dining table
The stainless steel cable tray and the portable power management outlet is located under the tabletop. The cables and wires are hidden behind the stainless steel frame and legs.
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extra work
footprints
artwork and more
;pottery freehand sketches oil and acrylic paintings watercolors
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Untitled. 2011. Pen on paper. 67
3 minute croquis. 2013. Conte and charcoal on newsprint
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Untitled. 2013. Conte on paper 69
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Dilemma series 1 self portrait. 2013. oil on cavas
Dilemma series 2 the goldfish. 2013. oil on cavas
Dilemma series 3 the cat. 2013. oil on cavas 71
You Don’t Know Me. 2014. oil on cavas
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The Anonymous, 2014. clay and ceramic glaze
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Biography Born and raised in Seoul, Korea, Sang Hee Son began to study fine art since she was little. She has won the prizes in many competitions of watercolor, acrylic and oil painting. While Sang Hee was studying fine art, she got interested in designing 3 dimensional spaces. Moving to San Francisco to study abroad, she decided to attend Academy of Art University to incorporate her fine art skills into 3D spaces like stage design and interior design. This portfolio represents a selection of academic works realized over the past two years.
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sanghee
son 1 415 758 8704
San Francisco, CA sonsangpower@gmail.com Portfolio available upon request
education Academy of Art University
San Francisco, CA
School of Interior Architecture Design Bachelor of Fine Arts, Anticipated 2018
City College of San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
Arts and Humanities Associate in Arts 2010-2014
awards + certification Academy of Art University 15’ Spring Show
San Francisco, CA
Academy of Art University 14’ Portfolio Grant Scholarship
San Francisco, CA
Oxford Seminars San Francisco, CA 12’ Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
experience Korean Tutor
Jun 14 - Dec 15
• Tutored beginner level students to help them to speak, read, and write in Korean • Developed syllabus and curriculum for each different student • Paired students to help them develop Korean conversation skills
software Revit 3Ds Max Photoshop Illustrator InDesign
personal skills Great communication Creative problem solving Fast learning Strong leadership Decision making
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