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DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE<br />

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY<br />

SUMMER <strong>2018</strong><br />

JAPAN STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM<br />

DESIGN STUDIO 7/8/10<br />

INSTRUCTORS: ALFREDO ANDIA, Ph.D. / JAIME CANAVES, FAIA


SHIBUYA INFORMATION PAVILION<br />

HACHIKŌ-MAE SQUARE<br />

SHIBUYA, TOKYO, JAPAN<br />

SEMESTER A, SUMMER <strong>2018</strong><br />

JAPAN STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM<br />

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE<br />

DESIGN 7-8-10<br />

INSTRUCTOR: ALFREDO ANDIA, Ph.D.


ADRIANA GARCIA /<br />

ERNESTO MEDINA


ALEXA MOLKO /<br />

PATRICIA PONCE


CIRCULATION


PROGRAM<br />

INFORMATION ROOM<br />

SCREEN ROOM<br />

OBSERVATION DECK


AMANDA CARABALLO /<br />

MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ


ANA CASTELLANO /<br />

SHANTIA MOREL


ANGIE K FORIGUA /<br />

LAURA MONTOYA


BARBARA COPPOLA /<br />

STEPHANIE GONZALEZ


CHELSEA GUIMARAES /<br />

LIDIBETH WONG


DARREN OCKERT /<br />

AMANDA VALINO


SHIBUYA CROSSING<br />

D7


KARINA JACKMAN /<br />

LORRAINE ALBURQUERQUE


View From Shibuya Crossing


Front View


Side View


Interior View


Interior View


Looking Out Onto Shibuya Crossing


View At Night


View At Night


Detailed View


Detailed View


Model Pictures


KARINA PORCARI /<br />

ROSANNA RODRIGUEZ


CONCEPT


PAVILION FOR<br />

ICHIMURA MIAMI JAPAN GARDEN<br />

WATSON ISLAND, MIAMI, USA<br />

SEMESTER B, SUMMER <strong>2018</strong><br />

JAPAN STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM<br />

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE<br />

DESIGN 7-8-10<br />

INSTRUCTOR: JAIME CANAVES, FAIA


ADRIANA GARCIA /<br />

ERNESTO MEDINA


ALEXA MOLKO /<br />

PATRICIA PONCE


AMANDA CARABALLO /<br />

MIGUEL RODRIGUEZ


ANA CASTELLANO


Existing Site Plan


ANGIE K FORIGUA /<br />

LAURA MONTOYA


SECTION B<br />

SECTION A


B<br />

A<br />

A<br />

B


BARBARA COPPOLA /<br />

STEPHANIE GONZALEZ


CHELSEA GUIMARAES /<br />

LIDIBETH WONG


GRASSHOPP<br />

The first part of the script consists of joining all the surfaces<br />

of the existing shape or model and deconstruct<br />

them into points. Once all the surfaces are deconstructed<br />

and then unified again, the process is ready<br />

to start.<br />

Here, the file applies the voronoi applicatio<br />

works as an algorythm that creates infinite<br />

parametric shapes that cut through the jo<br />

faces. These cuts are transformed into polyl<br />

then lofted. The next step is to make veryhtin<br />

mesh and weld the mesh so that it is comp<br />

gether, and joined.<br />

The final part of the script consists of wel<br />

meshes created, to avoid any glitches in the<br />

before it is baked. It is also where we give thic<br />

the structure and clean any extra curves, lin<br />

faces not meant to be there. We also run the<br />

evaluate the quality of the mesh.


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DARREN OCKERT


ICHIMURA JAPAN GARDEN<br />

D6<br />

TRAVERSING TRANSPARENCY<br />

TO TRANQUILITY<br />

Moving from the busy Miami city and<br />

MacArthur Causeway into the tranquility of<br />

the <strong>Japan</strong>ese meditation garden through<br />

adjustments of transparency.<br />

Beautiful open view of the bay on one-side.<br />

The ugly causeway on the other. Keeping<br />

the beauty viewable and hiding the ugly.


SYMBOLISM & PRECEDENTS


TRANSPARENCY STUDY 21_21 MUSEUM, TOKYO


EXISTING SITE


PROPOSED SITE


KARINA JACKMAN /<br />

LORRAINE ALBURQUERQUE


Ichimuri <strong>Japan</strong>ese Garden<br />

Existing Site/Future Site Changes


Exploring different scales in a grid through a series of dots that will<br />

allow for visitors to expereince different textures, moods, and environments<br />

that reflect the <strong>Japan</strong>ese culture.


Abstract Concept


Our focus was on creating an distigushable entranc e with a simple<br />

form that peels from the ground, and allows us to create a transition<br />

from the busy city to the peaceful garden.


Proposal<br />

We did this by bringing the garden towards the outside through a<br />

series of dots that transform throughout the site. .<br />

Axo View


The dots create voids on the structure to allow streams of light and<br />

allow for a forest of bamboo to grow, creating a peaceful environment<br />

where people can sit and enjoy the views.


Plan View


West Elevation


South Elevation


Pespective Views


KARINA PORCARI /<br />

ROSANNA RODRIGUEZ


SITE


SHANTIA MOREL


DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE<br />

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY<br />

SUMMER <strong>2018</strong><br />

JAPAN STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM<br />

DESIGN STUDIO 7/8/10<br />

INSTRUCTORS: ALFREDO ANDIA, Ph.D. / JAIME CANAVES, FAIA

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