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COMMERCIAL 01 SPORTS High Performance Tennis Academy and Learning Center

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02 HEALTHCARE New Life Birthing Center

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03 WORKPLACE Close Up Magazine Office

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04 RETAIL TOMS Shoe Store

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RESIDENTIAL 05 LOFT APARTMENT

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07 PHOTOGRAPHY

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HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY & LEARNING CENTER

Project type: Sports Client: John McEnroe Academy Location: Laguna Beach, CA Area: 38,700 Sq. ft.

The John McEnroe High Performance Tennis Academy and Learning Center is a one- of-a-kind, world-class facility. Situated in Laguna Beach California, the center boasts a wide array of resources and amenities, such as meditation rooms, fitness and physical therapy departments, hard and clay courts, an academics center, a cafĂŠ, and a social/lounge area. This is special in that it offers each player an extremely well-rounded environment and culture in which they can develop and flourish both as an athlete and as a person.

Concept: Construct a space that reflects the complexity, power and speed of tennis. The main idea begins with creating two separate structures inside the building, each representing the serve. Between these structures sits an atrium which creates the effect of being outdoors. Then, by using sharpangled shapes that cut through the curves, and designing intersecting and overlapping spaces, not just in floor plan, but in section as well, the power and movement of the game will be emphasized. The combination of diverse skills and mental states of the player would be represented by creating different purpose rooms with various mass volumes.

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SITE & DESIGN PROCESS San Francisco

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Choosing the correct location for the club was essential for the project. Laguna beach, CA is conveniently located between Los Angeles and San Diego and allows for an easy commute, whether driving or flying .

It is just 2 miles away from the highway and is within walking distance of the beach, shops and restaurants. With a consistently warm and dry climate, this location makes for an excellent tennis environment.

The club is designed in an environmentfriendly fashion. It has underground water collection systems for court irrigation and solar panels for outdoor lightning. The placement of the tennis courts chosen by analyzing sun and wind movement at different hours of the day.

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Main Building Lockers/Showers Pool Lake Track

Hard Courts Clay Courts Parking

HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY & LEARNING CENTER

tennis match analsys and ball trajectory

Two types of tennis serves: slice and kick serves are the core ideas for the floor plan design. tennis ball movement diagram

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The design process concentrated particularly on analyzing a tennis ball’s movement during a full match. Tracking its trajectory and mapping it on the court allowed me to create diagrams which show (1) the most usable space, (2) curves and angles in the plan and side view, and (3) the motion, rotation, and movement of the players body while serving.

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1st Floor Plan

Ground Floor: 1. Players lounge 2. Massage Therapy 3. Boys Locker 4. Girls Locker 5. Coaches Locker 6. First Aid 7. Sauna

1st Floor: 8. Hot / Cold Therapy 9. Hydro Therapy 10. Gym 11. Meditation / yoga room 12.Phisical Therapy 13. Storage

1. Entry 2. Artium 3. Main Lounge 4. Cafe 5. Outdoor Cafe 6. Kitchen 7. Slide

8. Play Room 9. Tv Lounge 10. Pro Shop / Retail 11. Storage 12.Bathrooms

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1. Entry 8. Storage 2. Lockers 9. Bathroom 3. Auditorium 4. Private Classroom 5. Computer Lab 6. Library 7. Study Lounge

1. Entry 8. Storage 2. Meeting Room 9. Bathrooms 3.Directors Office 4. Staff Louge/Kitch 5. Coaches Office 6. Administration 7. Finances 07

SECTION & RENDERINGS

entrance

The project program was designed by separating two main structures inside the building, each with a different purpose. The left being the private/service area, the right being the semi-public area, and dividing them is the open, public space.

The first floor of the club is for the public and players. Here you will find the main entrance, atrium, lounge, cafe, screening room, game room, and pro shop. The entrance is located at the start of a tapering corridor that pierces through the building, creating a feeling of acceleration and movement. At the same time, the atrium creates a feeling of being outdoors by using street lights and furniture, as well as a large amount of windows and skylights to bring lots of sun light.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY & LEARNING CENTER

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SECTION & RENDERINGS The second floor of the club is an academic floor.

It allows home schooled players to study in a variety of spaces, like private study rooms, computer room gallery, personal or group learning spots, and the library or lecture room.

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Materiality of the space is divided into two parts: natural materials like ash wood and leather on the left side, with more vibrant and industrial materials, like metal mesh with built-in LED, plastic ,and concrete on the right side.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY & LEARNING CENTER

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RENDERINGS The ground floor is designed specifically for the players and offers a wide range of the amenities. From a massage therapy room, steam room, yoga room, cold and hot water therapy, physical therapy room, and a complete gym this floor has everything an athlete could need.

The players lounge is located right in the heart of the floor plan, and for easy access to the gym and locker rooms, it has two ramps wrapping around it.

For privacy purposes the locker rooms have a secondary corridor connecting to the pool area.

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HIGH PERFORMANCE TENNIS ACADEMY & LEARNING CENTER

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NEW LIFE BIRTH CENTER

Project type: Healthcare Client: New York Midwifery Assosiation Location: New York City, NY Area: 14,900 Sq. ft.

New Life Birth Center, like nurse-midwifery, is an innovation in the delivery of care to healthy, childbearing women and families. It is a home-like facility which offers a program of care designed in the wellness model of pregnancy and birth. • New Life Birth Center is guided by principles of prevention, sensitivity, safety, appropriate medical intervention, and cost effectiveness. • New Life Birth Center provides family-centered care for healthy women before, during, and after normal pregnancy, labor and birth.

The challenge for this project was to design a birthing center that offers as natural an experience as possible. The primary goal being to combine all the best elements of hotels, spas, and hospitals by incorporating luxurious finishes, a relaxing atmosphere, and well hidden medical equipment. A second, yet equally important goal was the introduction of natural forms, plants, materials and water features throughout the hospital. The program for New Life Birth Center incorporates spaces for educational classes, routine examination rooms, as well as administrative and birthing departments.

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SITE & DRAWINGS MANHATTAN Financial District

17 Battery Place, NY The Whitehall Building was designed by architect Henry J. Hardenbergh and completed in 1904 Located in the Financial District of Manhattan.

One of the most important factors for the location of the Birth Center is Accessibility: • The Birth Center located is only 5 minutes away from the closest hospital in case of an emergency.

• Over 5 bus routes surround the Birth Center • 4 Ferries and water taxi stations are located in close proximity • Walking distance to a wide range of amenities

Why do we need Birth Centers?

• The cesarean section rate for women receiving care in Birth Centers averages 4.4%, whereas in hospitals in New York State the average is over 25%.

• US maternal mortality rate has doubled in the past 25 years. The U.S. ranks 50th in the world for maternal mortality. Maternal mortality ratios have increased from 6.6 deaths per 100,000 live births in 1987 to 13.3 deaths per 100,000 live births in 2006 Birth centers nationally have consistently displayed charges for care for normal birth that average up to 50% less than regular hospital stays and 30% less than short stays - including practitioner fees.

Axonometric Drawings ADJACENCY DIAGRAM Retail Library

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2nd Floor:

1st Floor: 1. Entry 2. Reception 3. Waiting Lounge 4. Nursing Room 5. Retail 6. Cafe 7. WC 8. Play Room

9. Class Room 10. Conference Room 11. Midwife Office 12.Locker Room 13.Record Office 14.Employes Lounge/Cafe 15. Administration 16. Financial Office

17. Managers Office 18. Directors Office 19. Mail Room 20. Maintaince Room 21. Electrical/Mechanical 22. Consultation Room 23. Exam Room 24. W/C Speciment

25. Blood Draw/Lab 26. Nurse Station 27. Utilities 28. Ultrasound Room 29. Outdoor Garden 30. Service Entrance

1. Family Area 2. Play Room 3. Birth Suite 4. Nursing Station 5. Storage 6. Family Kitchen 7. WC 8. Utilities 17

SECTION & RENDERINGS The front lobby, reminiscent of a fine hotel or spa lobby, features a double height ceiling with a curving feature wall and custom made floating light fixtures. A glass staircase leads from the lobby to the second floor where the birthing center is located.

The organic, flowing interior offers warmth with a central, curved vertical wood slat wall flowing from top to bottom, connecting various functional areas and natural gathering spaces for patients, families and friends. Small cafe and retail shop also conveniently located at the back of the first floor.

There are several family lounges throughout the center. They feature quiet and relaxing areas for your family and friends to gather. There are also playrooms and breastfeeding rooms.

New Life Birth Center also features an outdoor healing garden that becomes part of a calming, nurturing experience.

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Natural materials (like wood, stone and glass) mixed with a soft color pallet bring a soothing experience to the patient and guests.

Grays, blues and violet tones of fabric bring a feminine touch to the interior. section

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DETAIL DRAWINGS & RENDERINGS

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NEW LIFE BIRTH CENTER

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The Birthing Suites have all the amenities of a hospitality experience, including large bathrooms with non-slip tiles and high-end finishes, generous seating area for families, queen size beds and a rocking chair. To provide the most comfortable experience possible for laboring women extradeep tubs were specially chosen. Custom built maple and walnut cabinetry creates a great storage solution for staying families. Shades of amethyst, jade and sapphire add to generous incoming daylight and beautiful views.

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CLOSE UP MAGAZINE OFFICE

Project type: Workplace Client: Close Up Magazine Location: New York City, NY Area: 24,858 Sq. ft.

Close Up Magazine is non profit organization that connects the photo community and its audience by utilizing the sharpest and most provocative photographs in an effort to raise awareness of critical social and environmental issues, and to drive social change around the world. Their target audience are photographers and photography lovers, who are seeking ways to effect social change and get inspiration for their work.

The challenge for this project was to express the company’s unique profile by designing an environment that motivates and inspires its employees.

Incorporated into the design were a wide range of spaces for open and closed collaborative work, small and large meeting rooms, private rooms, digital testing rooms and a number of casual spaces like lounges, a cafe, and quite rooms.

The design for this project was inspired by “Moving Walls”, a concept of breaking cultural barriers. The main idea was to create a space that would provoke a feeling of freedom and empowerment. To do this "The Cage" was designed at the center of the office space. This prison-like structure represents all the barriers the company tries to break through in their work.

In the middle of the cage sits a staircase which winds its way up through a crumbling ceiling, and exists to offer the feeling of hope. Hard, cold, white, and shiny materials used inside “The Cage” create a feeling of rigidity. Once outside the cage a progressive feeling of warmth is experience through texture and color.

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CONCEPT & DRAWINGS CONCEPT: MOVING WALLS - remove the barriers that were buit by obsticals like:

political opposition, economical insatability and racism. Artisticly bring attention to the human rights and social issues.

01. BREAKING BOUNDARIES 02. ARCHITECTURE OF HOPE 03. MESSAGE OF HOPE

MANHATTAN

300 West 57 Street, NY

Hearst Tower in New York City, New York is located at 300 West 57th Street on Eighth Avenue, near Columbus Circle.

It is the world headquarters of the Hearst Corporation.

ADJACENCY DIAGRAM

36TH FLOOR EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

EDITOR & ACTIVITY BASED MANAGING EDITOR WORKSPACE

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35th Floor: 1. Elevator Lobby 2. Shared Corridor 3. Lounge 4. Cafe 5. Medium Meeting Room 6. Layout Room 7. Study Booth 8. Private Office

9. Open Workspaces 10. Drop In Room 11. Small Meeting Room 12.Print 13.Storage 14.Brainstorm Room

1. Elevator Lobby 2. Reception 3. Lounge 4. Large Meeting Room 5. Drop in Room 6. Layout Room 7. Study Booth 8. Open Collaboration

9. Office Services 10.Open Collaboration 11.Wellness 12.Print 13.Storage 14.Workstations 15. Quiet Room 16. Small Meeting Room

17. Drop In Room 18. I.T. 19. Virtual Testing Room 20. Private Office 21. Mail

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SECTION & RENDERINGS

Photography plays a crucial part in the magazines office design. The storytelling starts from the second you enter the elevator lobby and are introduced to some of Close Up’s best works. They are displayed on the wall and ceiling through LED panels.

Inside "The Cage" materials used are hard and sleek, white in color, like tile, faux leather, glass and plastic. Outside "The Cage" materials gradually progress to more organic, textural and colorfull, like wood, carpet, and felt upholstery.

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“The Cage” is constructed of 2’x2’ opaque light boxes with large openings on the sides that allow for daylight to come through. Two narrow corridors surround "The Cage" creating private lounge seating for workers.

CLOSE UP MAGAZINE

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TOMS SHOE FACTORY

Project type: Retail Client: Toms shoe store Location: New York City, NY Area: 1,590 Sq. ft.

TOMS shoe company is one of the leading retail for-profit companies in the U.S. Founded in 2006 by Blake Mycoskie, it lives by a simple concept, "For every pair of shoes it sells, TOMS gives away a second pair to a person in need". As a result, it became one of the most popular shoe stores worldwide.

The challenge for this project was to reflect the brand identity of Toms and to create different types of retail stores that would attract more clients and promote the philanthropic side of the brand.

The concept for this project was to create a fully interactive store, where every buyer could leave their personal touch on donated shoes. The interior of the store is designed as an old factory building by using rustic, natural and recycled materials throughout the space. The main feature is a conveyer belt which runs around the store and displays all the customized and donated shoes. To emphasize the social and philanthropic aspect there is a work station where every buyer can participate in decorating donated shoes .

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DRAWINGS & RENDERINGS TOMS SHOE FACTORY

Design Strategy # 1 People can decorate shoes Multiple options of finishes

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Design Strategy # 2 Use of packiging materials Use of rustic finishes Design Strategy # 3 Decorate a pair for a child Donate your old shoes nsparation images

1100 Avenue of Americas, New York

The philanthropical mission of Toms company plays a very important role in the design. That is why creating a socially oriented and interactive environment within the process of giving was the main priority.

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To support the concept of an old factory, design elements like recycled boxes on the ceiling and back wall were created, with some boxes open to showcase shoes or expose light fixtures. Also, industrial lighting and rustic materials like recycled wood, rusty metal, concrete and burlap upholstery were used.

To express the ideals of Toms company an interchangeable message board shoe display was created.

1. Entry 2. Display Area 3. Purchasing Area

4. Making Area 5. Storage

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LOFT APARTMENT

Project type: Residential Client: Johnsenn Family Location: New York City, NY Area: 7,230 Sq. ft.

This residential project was designed for an art loving family of five who were looking for a full time living space to display their extensive art collection and unique collection of wine, as well as just a place for them to relax in a family friendly atmosphere. The space is also supposed to accommodate larger guest receptions, a separate space for a piano lessons, and to be ADA accessible.

The concept for this project was inspired by incorporating the qualities of two works of art acquired by the family. The concepts of linearity and sequence are interpreted in a strong angular layout of the floor plan with spaces placed as a set of blocks in order. Some qualities from the painting could be also seen in the design. A mysterious feel spawned the idea for secret spaces such as the private art gallery, the cigar room, and burrows for kids to play in.

An open floor plan creates great possibilities for larger parties and art exhibitions, while the combination of hard and soft finishes (like concrete, steel and glass) along with the warmth of the wood and textured textiles creates a relaxing atmosphere.

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DRAWINGS & RENDERINGS The Loft apartment is conveniently located at 15 Crosby Street, NYC on the top 2 floors of 6 story historical buildng.

To take an advantage of the city views and natural light the main living space is located at the South-East corner of the building, allowing light to flow throughout an open floor plan.

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35th Floor: 1. Entry 2. Art Gallery 3. Dining Room 4. Pantry 5. Kitchen 6. Secret Fort

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35th Floor: 7. Select Art Gallery 8. Wine Cellar 9. Living Room 10. Cigar Room 11. Play Room 12. Secret Burrow

13. Grandpas Bedroom 14. Bathroom 15. Rental Space

1. Master Bedroom 2. Master Bathroom 3. Kids Bedroom 4. Bathroom 5. Roof Terrace 6. Rental Space

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FRANKLIN HICKORY VENEER WITH MINWAX STAIN IN NATURAL BEIGE, MATTE FINISH

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5'-6"

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FRANKLIN HICKORY VENEER WITH MINWAX STAIN IN NATURAL BEIGE, MATTE FINISH

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