KAZUKI DAIMOP O R T F O L I O

THE NATURE CONSERVANCY’S WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS

SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH EDUCATIONAL CENTER

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY & GRAPHIC ARTS

POCKET PARK SKETCH PROBLEM

BRANCH BROOK PARK BOATHOUSE

CURATORIAL STUDY: THE VOGEL COLLECTION

FURNITURE DESIGN: THE WALL-MOUNT CHAIR

LIGHTING DESIGN: SKYLIGHT FOR ELEMENT BY WESTIN

ADDITIONAL PROJECTS:

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

SUMMER

WINTER

- DIRECT LIGHT MINIMIZED- PHOTOVOLTAICS ON ROOF

- PASSIVE HEATING

RAINWATER HARVESTING

CISTERN &

FILTRATION

CROSS VENTILATION

GEOTHERMAL HEAT

400’100’200’

EAST RIVER

ROOSEVELT ISLAND

EAST RIVER

MANHATTAN

ASTORIA, QUEENS

RAINEY PARK

SOCRATESSCULPTURE

PARK

Vernon Blvd

33rd Rd

Broadway

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Astoria HealthPlayground

Long Island CityHigh School

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PROGRAMMULTI-USE (CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, COMMERCIAL)

SITE130,000 SF MANUFACTURED BUILDING INASTORIA, QUEENS

PROBLEMDESIGN TO REPRESENT THE NATURE CONSERVANCY’S CORE VALUES OF NATURE CONSERVATION, RESPONSIBLE BUILDING, AND COLLABORATION ACROSS REGIONS AND CULTURES

SOLUTIONPUNCTURE EXISTING BUILDING WITH NEW EXHIBIT ARCHITECTURE THAT RESPONDS TO THE SITE AND EXISTING BUILDING; IMPLEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN STRATEGIES; PROVIDE PROGRAM FORADMINISTRATION AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY

EXISTING BUILDING SITE PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES DIAGRAM

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BASEMENT PLAN N

10’25’

50’GROUND PLAN N

10’25’

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SECOND LEVEL PLAN N

10’25’

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MEZZANINE LEVEL PLAN N

10’25’

50’

VIEW FROM STREET LOCAL ART TEMPORARY EXHIBIT SPACE

TRANSVERSE SECTION C-C THROUGH ECOSYSTEM EXHIBITION1/32” = 1’-0”

LONGITUDINAL SECTION A-A1/64” = 1’-0”

ECOSYSTEM EXHIBITION ENTRY FROM MAIN CORRIDOR WITHIN ECOSYSTEM EXHIBITION

TRANSPARENT & OPAQUE GLASS

DARK STONE WALLS

SUNSHADING LOUVERSEXPOSED

SELF-SUPPORTINGSTRUCTURE

PLANTS & PATHWAYSSUSPENDED FROM STRUCTURE

AUDITORIUM FACING EAST RIVER

GREEN ROOF TERRACENATURE CONSERVANCY RECEPTION

CLASSROOM

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PROBLEMCREATE A DESIGN WHICH SATISFIES TYPICALCLASSROOM REQUIREMENTS WHILE PROVIDINGFUNCTIONS TO OBSERVE SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS

SOLUTIONVAULT CEILING FOR INDIRECT NORTHERN LIGHT ANDCROSS VENTILATION; PROVIDE PHOTOVOLTAICPANELS AND SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEMS ONROOF TO OBSERVE; IMPLEMENT ENVIRONMENTALLYFRIENDLY MATERIALS AND FINISHES

SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH FACILITY IN MANHATTAN

CROSS SECTION PERSPECTIVE

CROSS SECTION VENTILATION DIAGRAM1/32” = 1’-0”

FLOOR PLAN N

1/16” = 1’-0”

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN N

1/16” = 1’-0”

ROOF PLAN N

1/16” = 1’-0” ROOF GARDEN

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STORE/PRINT

PROGRAMEDUCATIONAL W/ GROUND-LEVEL RESTAURANT

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PROBLEMFULFILL EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONS WHILE INSPIRING STUDENTS THROUGH DESIGN

SOLUTIONUSE CONCEPT OF FRAMING TO CORRELATE WITHPHOTOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC ARTS CONCEPTS; FRAME PERSPECTIVE VIEWS; USE VIBRANTSTRUCTURAL FRAMING TO SIGNIFY SPATIALHIERARCHY AND PROVIDE WAY-FINDING

6-STORY SOHO NYU CAMPUS BUILDING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN N

1/32” = 1’-0”SECOND FLOOR PLAN N

1/32” = 1’-0”

RESTAURANT BARRESTAURANT RECEPTION

VIEW FROM ELEVATOR ADMINISTRATION LOBBY

REFERENCE

STACKS

STUDY

MAGAZINES

READING

MEDIA

WORKRMCONFERENCE OFFICE

COPYSNACK BAR

COMPUTER LAB

SEMINAR

THIRD FLOOR PLAN N

1/32” = 1’-0”ROOF PLAN N

1/32” = 1’-0”

VIEW FROM ELEVATOR

LIBRARY STUDY AREA

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PROGRAMPOCKET PARK

PROBLEMPROGRAM CURRENTLY UNUSED ALLEY SPACE; CREATE A DESTINATION

SOLUTIONDRAMATIC CONCRETE WALLS CREATE TRANSITION;SUNKEN CIRCULAR ELEMENTS ENCOURAGE GATHERING

UNUSED SPACE BETWEEN 2 BUILDINGS ON MLK BLVD,NJIT CAMPUS

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SOUTH ELEVATION

SECTION

EAST ELEVATION

FLOOR PLAN

PROGRAMBOATHOUSE FOR BOAT STORAGE AND RENTALS

SITE

PROBLEMCREATE DESIGN APPROPRIATE FOR NATURAL PARKENVIRONMENT

SOLUTIONTRANSLATE NATURAL SLOPE OF LAND WITHCASCADING STAIR; PUNCTURE STAIR WITH TWOVOLUMES FOR RENTAL FACILITIES AND STORAGE;ROOFS SERVE AS OBSERVATION DECKS

BRANCH BROOK PARK, NEWARK, NJ

SITE PLAN

INITIAL CONCEPTUAL SKETCH

VIEW FROM SOUTHERN END OF POND ROOFTOP OBSERVATION DECKS

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THE VOGELS

THE COLLECTION

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CONTROLLED EXPOSUREVISUAL & PHYSICAL

BOUNDARY

VISUAL BOUNDARY

PHYSICAL BOUNDARY

NO BOUNDARY

PROGRAMMUSEUM TO DISPLAY THE LIFE COLLECTION OF HERBAND DOROTHY VOGEL

SITE

PROBLEMDISPLAY PIECES FROM THE VOGELS VAST COLLECTION THAT PAYS HOMAGE TO THEIR PASSIONFOR ART AND BEFRIENDING NATURE

SOLUTIONCREATE PERSONALIZED CONTEXT TO DISPLAY ARTBY CREATING “ARTIST ROOMS”; DEVELOP LANGUAGEOF CONTRAST WITH PERSONAL AND IMPERSONALSPACES

10-STORY BEAUX ARTS BUILDING IN MONTREAL

LOCAL ARTIST EXHIBIT

VOGEL COLLECTION EXHIBIT

TEMPORARY EXHIBIT

VOGEL ARTIST ROOMS

CAFE, RESTAURANT,STORE, LIBRARY, ADMIN

[PRIVATE PROGRAM]

[SEMI-PRIVATE PROGRAM]

[PUBLIC PROGRAM]

ARTIST RESIDENCES

PRIMARY SPACES [EXHIBIT]

SECONDARY SPACES [PERSONAL]

1 GROUND LEVEL LOBBY

2 BEGIN EXHIBITION

3 MAIN EXHIBITION

4 CHARLES CLOUGH ENTRY

5 CHARLES CLOUGH ROOM

5 LUCIO POZZI ROOM

6 EDWARD RENOUF ROOM

7 LUCIO POZZI ROOM

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HIDDEN SPRINGEDCOIL RETRACTABLESTRAP

LOCKS END INTOWALL MOUNT HOLE

PACKAGING DIAGRAM

3’-2”

1’-7”

3’

SIDE ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION(FOLDED)

WALL MOUNT (PORTRAITOR LANDSCAPE)

DETAILED ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW

FIXED ROTATING PIN

SPRINGED PIN LOCKS INTO GROOVE

HINGE

PROBLEMDESIGN UNIQUE KNOCK-DOWN CHAIR

SOLUTIONELIMINATE FLOOR SPACE AND INCREASE MULTI-FUNCTIONALITY BY MOUNTING CHAIR ON WALL;DECORATIVE PATTERN CAN BE CUSTOMIZABLE ASARTWORK

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2’-3”

80% RECYCLED ALUMINUM SHELL

COLOR-CHANGING LED TAPE LIGHT24 VOLT, 20-60 LUMENS PER FOOT

(DEPENDING ON COLOR)

INTERIOR PAINTED WHITE

SCRIM-LIKE MATERIALSTRETCH SILK ORGANZA

COLOR-CHANGING POINT-SOURCE LED BULB,

24 VOLT, 20-50 LUMENS PER FOOT(DEPENDING ON COLOR)

HOLLOW SPACE FOR LED POWER SUPPLY BOX

HOLLOW ALUMINUM TUBEFOR POWER SUPPLY

CONCEALED CEILING CONNECTION

ROTATING MECHANISM

OPAQUE/TRANSPARENT PATTERNEDSCREEN TO PROJECT MOVING

LIGHT THROUGH

COLOR-CHANGING LED TAPE LIGHT24 VOLT, 20-60 LUMENS PER FOOT

(DEPENDING ON COLOR)

SECTION

5’

PLAN

PROBLEMDESIGN AN ELEVATOR LOBBY PENDANT LIGHT FOR NEW ENVIRONMENTALLY-CONSCIOUS LINE OF HOTELS

SOLUTIONTHE LARGE PENDANT USES A COMPLEX DUAL-LAYERTECHNOLOGY TO EMIT IMAGES OF THE SKY THROUGHOUT THE DAY; IMPLEMENTS SUSTAINABLEMATERIALS

COLOR-CHANGING LED STRIP LIGHTS

LED BULB

DAYTIME SUNSET TWILIGHT