Portfolio 2016

SHIHOMI YAMANOKUCHI 2016 portfolio

Shihomi Yamanokuchi shihomionline@gmail.com (415) 871-5401

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Biography Shihomi Yamanokuchi is the designer at Team 7 International since 2013. She has an interior design background, and responsible for launching the design from conceptual phase, computerize design in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional, material selection, client coordination, and implementing BIM workflow in the office.

Her works include cultural centers, theme restaurants, high-end residentials, cruise ship, and offices for international and United States.

Collaborate ideas and solutions with architects and engineers to resolve design issue.

2

01 Shanghai International Dance Center Rehearsal Hall and Auditorium in Shanghai, China

02 Aranui 5 Cruise Ship Suites in Tahiti, France

03 Financial Office Interior Shenzhen Stock Exchange Building in Shenzhen, China

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant Chinese Cuisine Restaurant in Beijing, China

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept Chinese Cuisine Restaurant in Pasadena, California

06 Huawei R&D Center Lobby and Exhibition Halls in Beijing, China

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

SHIHOMI YAMANOKUCHI shihomionline@gmail.com (415) 871-5401

Experience Designer.

Team 7 International. San Francisco, CA

2013 - present

Utilizing Revit to perform 2D/3D design on interior design projects on all phases Producing sheets and preparing working drawing Communicating with clients and contractors on daily basis Organizing presentation slides and booklets for all phases Assisting professional renderers to produce higher quality of renderings Selecting furniture, materials and finishes

Shanghai International Dancing Center. Shanghai, China Interior Design for Bldg 3 Rehearsal Hall and Lobby (Collaboration project with Studios Architecture) Aranui 5. Tahiti Interior for 9 decks passenger cabins and public spaces Financial Office Interior. Shenzhen, China Interior Design for capital venture office Restaurant at Hyatt Regency Wanjing. Beijing, China Interior Design for Northern Chinese Cuisine Restaurant Panda Inn Pasadena Concept. Pasadena, CA Architecture & Interior Design concept for Chinese Restaurant Huawei R&D Center. Beijing, China Interior Design for executive R&D center (Collaboration project with Studios Architecture) 1327 Columbus Residence. San Francisco, CA 4-stories high-end single family residential in new construction 246 Stonecrest Residence. San Francisco, CA Interior renovation including two bathrooms and kitchen

4

Tai An Sales Center Competition. Tai An, China Interior Design for 3-stories sales center for high-rise condominium William J Addition. Hillsborough, CA Full-custom home in prestigious residential area in Northern California Mini Lu Villa. Beijing, China Custom carpet design for six different rooms Hong Kong Apartment. Hong Kong, China Interior renovation including two bedrooms and one living room

Design Intern.

Michael Friedes Design Associate. Oakland, CA

2012 - 2013

Sketching and rendering on Revit and Photoshop Measuring and creating floorplans Assisting installation Taking notes at clients’ meetings Communicating with vendors regarding samples and orders Organizing and filing project paper work and samples

BIM Intern.

Taisei Corporation. Tokyo, Japan

Summer 2012

Creating custom families for Revit Designing interior space Producing walk-through movies Generating photo-realistic perspective renderings

Education San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA Bachelor of Science, Interior Design

Technical Skills Revit.

Auto CAD. Photoshop.

Illustrator.

InDesign.

Microsoft Office.

2008 - 2013

Certifications LEED Green Associate Revit Architecture 2013 Certified Professional

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

6

Done by Crystal Rendering

01 Shanghai International Dance Center Building 3 - Rehearsal Hall and Auditorium Shanghai, China

920 m² . 2016 (under construction)

The project is a collaboration with STUDIOS Architecture, and Team 7 International was in charge of interior at Building 3 - Rehearsal Hall and Auditorium.

Zen garden intimate the essence of nature, and provide a meditative environment for the students before practicing. Symbolism reinforce the old saing of eternal learning as boundless, as vast as the ocean.

The design of the auditorium creates and intimate and contemporary space; a place where dancers and teachers can create and refine their craft. The tops of large wall panels bend out over the edge of the audience to imply a ceiling plane, rather than a confining lid. The exposed structure and catwalks above will be painted a dark background color. The open gaps overhead and between the wall panels provide multiple lighting positions, and an architectural attitude of flexible functionality. The audience area contains a gallary in the back for observation, normal audience seating, and specific locations for the directors’ positions.

01 Shanghai International Dance Theater

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Two contrasting stone layers represents the wave of ocean.

Just like ocean, the derive of education continues forever.

Done by Crystal Rendering LOBBY 8

BACK STAGE

AUDITORIUM

LOBBY

FLOOR FINISH The floor inside auditorium uses gray moheir carpet. The green color of the seat fabric pops out, and make the space feeling young and refreshing.

01 Shanghai International Dance Theater

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

B

A

LOBBY WALL PANELS B

A

To create 10m high, 34m linear long facade at the lobby, one of the challenges was thinking how to make our concept into a reality. The design was came out practically easy because our concept “education - ocean� was already determined at this time.

The material was decided by the owner to use GRG for all facades.

Unlike natural materials, GRG makes their forms by inputting 3D files to the system.

10

However, modular system was decided to be used in this situation for easier handling. The facade was devided into two types of 1600mm x 1300mm trapezoid, and each type has 26 layers of unique streamlines. Both types are designed to connect without seams. By the calculation, 52 of A panels and 51 of B panels are prepared, and installed on the structural wall at the site.

A

B

BREAKING DOWN TO LAYERS Each layer has a unique convex and corners, and placed randomly to create a motion onto panels; representing a sound wave.

01 Shanghai International Dance Theater

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

AUDITORIUM

12

Done by Crystal Rendering

TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS Technical consultants assists the team to achieve the best solution for the lighting effect and sound experience. The design was revised over the time due to the mechanical systems orientation.

01 Shanghai International Dance Theater

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

14

02 Aranui 5 Cruise Ship Suite Tahiti, France

3200 tons. Completed in Nov. 2015

The Aranui 5 will continue along standing tradition of providing unique, luxurious and adventurous travel between Tahiti and the Marquesas islands. These are some of the most remote, unspoiled and breathe taking islands in the world. The Aranui 5, as well as its predecessors, the Aranui 2 and 3 are purpose built special mixed cargo/passenger vessels. Aranui 2 carried 100 passengers in spartan accommodations. Aranui 3 was built to provide 200 people with much more comfortable surroundings.

The Aranui 5 will provide ever more comfortable and safe accommodations for the 14 days journey through the Marquesas, where Herman Melville and Paul Gauguin landed and flourished. Demand for more luxurious and spacious rooms and suites continue to outpace supply, the Aranui 5 was designed with this purpose in mind. It will be the most exceptional and comfortable ship built for travel in the South Pacific to date and will include 8 one bedroom suites, 24 executive suites, 37 deluxe cabins and 50 standard cabins. The superior ameni ties will include restaurants, lounges, spa, exercise gym, beauty parlor, shopping center, computer center, photo studio, and conference facilities. She will also have fully encased twin engines ensuring reliability and safety at sea.

02 Aranui 5

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Photo by Danee Hazama EXTERIOR VIEW

16

Photo by Danee Hazama

Photo by Danee Hazama

RECEPTION & BOUTIQUE The marble on the floor shapes Marquesian graphic, and the ceiling forms the waves of the sea. The warm island feeling welcomes the people coming on board.

02 Aranui 5

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Photo by Danee Hazama DINING The ceiling represents the waves of the sea. Warm wood wall panels brighten up the space with the hint of stainless steels.

18

Photo by Danee Hazama

LOUNGE & BAR All the spaces are designed to be operated under the strictest building and safety guidelines, including the requirements of international SOLAS regulations and the French Coast Guard.

02 Aranui 5

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

PRESIDENTIAL SUITE

ROYAL SUITE

Consisting of three individual rooms, 440 sq.ft. of interior space and a 130 sq.ft. private balcony and bar. Shiny warm tone wood wall ties the resort feeling and luxury experience together.

From approx. 240 sq.ft. of interior space and 100 sq.ft. private corner balcony, this cabin offers intimate yet luxury atmosphere with dark polished wood wall and a decorative polynesian patterned screen.

20

Photo by Danee Hazama Rendering done by Wil More CG

SUPERIOR DELUXE

CLASS C

From approx. 160 sq.ft. of interior space and 45 sq.ft. provate balcony, this cabin has intimate feeling with all amenities inside. The wall covering with bright beige wood grain emphasize the island feeiling.

Dormitory style accomodations, this category has approx. 285 sq.ft. of shared interior space with four lowerand four upper berths.

02 Aranui 5

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

2 - MAIN B DECK - SPA, GYM

3 - MAIN A DECK - RECEPTION

4 - UPPER DECK - DINING

5 - BOAT DECK - LOUNGE 22

HYBRID CRUISE SHIP Aranui 5 is a hybrid ship; half is for passenger, and the other half is a cargo for bringing supplies to local islanders. The ship contains public spaces which are the reception, restaurant, lounges, bar, library, spa, gym, swimming pool, deck bar, sky bar. In addition to passengers’ cabins, it accomodates rooms for local Tahitian passengers to transit between Borabora islands.

6 - VERANDA DECK - BAR

7 - POOL DECK - SWIMMING POOL

8 - SUN DECK

9 - SKY DECK - SKY BAR 02 Aranui 5

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

24

Rendered by Z&F

03 Financial Office Interior Shenzhen Stock Exchange Building in Shenzhen, China

3000 m² Project Site is in Shenzhen Stock Exchange Building designed by Rem Koolhaas at OMA. To appriciate the architecture, we derived “museum” atmosphere to this new venture capital company office in Shenzhen.

With the aim of bringing together workspace and art in this space, the concept ‘museum’ becomes a key to create a vibrant and sophisticated office.

The design intend to make the atmosphere very calm yet inspiring; it keeps employers comfortable and focused.

The result is a colorful, functional, flexible workspace, which is able to encourage both communication and privacy issues well aligned with business objectives.

The white wall, white ceiling, and light wood floor are the core elements of the space embracing to “museum” scheme.

03 Financial Office Interior

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

photo from Google Image EXTERIOR

OVERALL CONCEPT A Modern Art Gallery, where abstract sculptural design turns into the working environment.

26

FLOOR PLAN

B C G

D E

A

F

A. Reception C. Break Room E. Meeting Room G. Circulation

03 Financial Office Interior

B. Open Office D. Manager Office F. CEO Office

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

OPEN OFFICE - “BOX OFFICE” The internal mini conference rooms, so called “Box Office”, are dynamic architecture boxes for executives to work. As the concept of art/museum, the people inside the box will be shown as an art inside the frame. The interior is covered by acoustical gold toned wood, and the facade is electrical smoked glass.

Rendered by Z&F 28

To break the rambling open space, a transitional center piece provides a functional seating space under the wood canopies. It’s a request by the owner that employees can have a quick conversation with their guests near their workstations.

Rendered by Z&F 03 Financial Office Interior

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Rendered by Z&F

BREAK ROOM The light wood and white walls are carried from Open Office area to tie up the spaces. The long white carrara table is great for gathering or quick bites, and little nooks covered by cushions are good for intimate conversations.

Rendered by Z&F 30

Per the owner’s request, a special space at the corner is designed to show his collection of wine, and the view of Shenzhen city. The space represents a barrel of wine, and the side’s shelf is a special wine rack.

MEETING ROOMS

Rendered by Z&F

Four meeting rooms at circulation are covered by slanted German clear glass to enhance their transparency.

The accent of blue and red color make the space more exciting with the existing white wall and floor.

CEO OFFICE

Rendered by Z&F

The indoor garden is a request by the owner. The art wall and the three-dimensional ceiling make the space young and modern.

03 Financial Office Interior

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

MANAGER ROOM

Rendered by Z&

32 38

BLACK / WHITE = VERTICAL / HORIZONTAL This small private room is a great opportunity to exhibit the art inside the room. To achieve the concept, one design principle is set for the space; things on vertical surface should be black, and horizontal surface will be white. By doing so, everything looks floating, even the guests sitting on ghost chairs. The trick is one of the ways to bring in the idea of artfulness to the interior design.

03 Financial Office Interior

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

34

Rendered by Guahua Contractor

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant Chinese Cuisine Restaurant Beijing, China

1570 m². 192 seats Project Site Wangjing is uniquely situated at the diagonally planned urban fabric of Beijing City which the entire Beijing was planned and built on a North South axis Gridline system. Wangjing with its off axis, off grid system, the feeling of Wangjing serves as a sharp contrast with the rest of the Beijing.

The essence of CONTRAST is interpreted into the spatial organization, colors and forms that take the symbolic form from Yin Yang which take the balance of Dark/ Light, Earth/ Sky, Calm/Expressive.

The overall Floor Plan introduced a jagged diagonal layout to capture the geographic specialness of the Wangjing location. Color scheme will be contrasted by bright/ dark within the open dining and the private VIP room.

As the nucleus of the restaurant, the 8 VIP rooms borrow the 8 Bagua element into a built form to further enforce the concept of contrast.

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

FLOOR PLAN

G A B

C D E

F

A. Reception C. Cave seats E. Tree Branches G. VIP Corridor

36

B. Tea Room D. Monocle Partition F. Corridor

Rendered done by Guahua Contractor

concept images

RECEPTION & TEA ROOM The Entrance of the restaurant serves as a surreal, mysterious journey which transports customers from the unknown world through the use of frosted textured glass, and rugged natural stone boulder.

The reclaimed tree trunk reception/ tea area provides an organic natural connection to the overall dining space. Tea Area will be semi enclosed by moveable tree motif partition screen where versatility is its main function.

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

Rendered by Guahua Contractor

Rendered by Guahua Contractor

38

MAIN CIRCULATION After walking through the open dining, the corridor gives high sophisticated feeling with the contrast of black and white. The atmosphere it’s achieving a hazy mystic walkway in bushes leading to something mysterious.

The floor and ceiling also carry the zigzag element from walls. The floor has the diamond grain on white carrara stone. The ceiling uses the diamond element as the track system to hold clouds made with airly organdy.

Rendered by Guahua Contractor

Gyp. ceiling Diamond-shaped track Rings

Organdy clouds

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

VIP CORRIDOR - FORRIAGE CONCEPT

As an extension of the Urban Park, foliage is used as the corridor design concept

Pixelation of the foliage transformed into the backbone of the panel wall

Straight View of foliage wall

Green when h approaching h

Red Yellow when departing 40 38

Rendered by Guahua Contractor The VIP corridor would take exclusive guests straight from entrance to the VIP rooms.

Metal panels in different angle covered the entire corridor. As patrons walk through the corridor, the dynamic panel system experience changes in colors and forms. From one vantage point, the corridor appears green, from another, the colors shifted to a red, yellow hue due to the angle placement of these panels. It resembles the nature of ever change foliage and a stunning interactive experience that patrons would enjoy.

04 Hyatt Wangjing Chinese Restaurant

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

42

Rendered by Kenzo Zhang

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept Chinese Cuisine Restaurant Pasadena, California

7900 sq.ft. 230 seats

Panda Inn Pasadena is the origin of the Panda Restaurant Group; the foundation, the root of a dynasty; where it represents the growth from a simple seed, into an enormous evergreen tree that nurtures and shelters anything underneath its canopy. Therefore we take the essence of “trees” and incorporated trees elements into the overall design and try to evoke a “cozy, warm” feeling to embrace the longtime customers and that warmly greet the young generation of customers. A warm atmosphere that resembles something familiar can evokes emotional belongings to a space which will glue customers closely.

Spatial organization for the restaurant is divided into Front Dining Room and Rear Dining Room. Front Dining Room is intended to be a social gathering spot for younger customers who want a quick bite. More free floating furniture and space planning guarantee dynamic social interaction. Rear Dining Room is more private, more luxuriously decorated, and allows customers to immerse into the surrounding. The 3 VIP rooms are strategically designed to be versatile; can be functioned privately at times, when partitions are screen fully opened, can be merged into one festive dining space.

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

FLOOR PLAN

G

B D A C

F

I

E H

A. Reception C. Bar E. Main Dining G. Kitchen I. Banquet Dining

44

B. Take-out counter D. Bathrooms F. Service Station H. PDR

Rendered by Kenzo Zhang

RECEPTION The feature wall at the reception shows the origin of the restaurant; a panda and the city of Pasadena. The old map of Pasadena is printed on the wood wall with a dark stain of their logo.

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

A

B

C

D

Top Left, Clockwise A. Carrara Bar counter with wine display C. Main Dining - Option 1 wood wall

Rendered by Kenzo Zhang

B. Private Dining Room D. Main Dining - Option 2 mirror cove

46

SUN SHINING THROUGH TREE CANOPY The “Sheltering under the tree� has a significant meaning to Chinese Culture; it symbolizes that one can feel relax, protected and nurtured under a great figure. Under this sheltered environment, one can feel fullness both physically and spiritually.

Rendered by Kenzo Zhang

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

EXTERIOR DESIGN : 4 options

Option 1: The facade is cladded with wood stripe providing needed provacy glaring protection.

It maintains poetic and tranquil minimal Asian esthetic.

Option 2: A dramatic architectural frame along the facade captures attention, and exposes visibility.

Stucco side walls with control join keeps the building modern and coherent.

30 48

Option 3: A modern wood frame around the front facade gives the warmth to the sofisticated white stucco wall, and draw customers into the center of the building.

Option 4: Interior element’s the abstract ‘tree brunches’ screen is used at the facade to connect the inside and outside relationship of the restaurant.

05 Panda Inn Pasadena Concept

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

50

Rendering done by Crystal Rendering

06 Huawei R&D Center Lobby and Exhibition Halls in Beijing, China

3000 m² (2nd Floor) The interior design of the Huawei R&D Center focuses on showcase Huawei as a leading international technology company. To begin with, spaces need to be organized clearly; most public (south) to most private (north). Also, the major spaces such as the main lobby, exhibition hall, salon space, and VIP entrance are aligned on one axis on the center of the building.

To tie each floor, two featured stairs from a grand, contemporary lobby supports the clear circulation between floors, and it flows naturally.

Within each floor, flexibility and diversity become the main key design; variety of meeting and gathering spaces are located while having an ability to entertain large and small groups.

The unique aestetic design direction, which public spaces are contemporary, and private spaces emulate traditional, French interior design, makes the interior design compatible with the base building design.

06 Huawei R&D Center

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

MODELING MADNESS On Revit

In-house rendering

52

Professional Rendering

Rendered by Crystal Rendering

06 Huawei R&D Center

Rendered by Crystal Rendering

Shihomi Yamanokuchi 2016 Portfolio

MODELING MADNESS

On Revit

54

Professional Rendering

Rendered by Crystal Rendering

06 Huawei R&D Center

Shihomi Yamanokuchi shihomionline@gmail.com (415) 871-5401