Project Juice Berkeley was the first prototype of the architectural branding designed for Project Juice. This project was designed under Crome Architecture.
Photos Courtesy of Angie Silvy Photography.
Hillsdale High School Small Theater
Designed under Quattrocchi Kwok Architects
Comedy and Tragedy
This 280 seat theater was designed to expose the feelings of play in all interior surfaces of the room through arrangements of theatrical elements. Projection of Comedy and Tragedy is not only reflected through plays, but also through the main fundamentals of a theatrical space which dramatize the effects of play. All these elements, like acoustical, mechanical, and electrical disciplines are typically hidden and the audiences are blinded by their familiarity. What this theater design does is to portray these elements in a way that not only the mechanics of these elements can add to the drama of the play, but the physical presence of the material can also contribute to the Comedy and Tragedy.
Meaning machine that you can lay out your own meaning off of.
the interplay of basic theater needs like acoustical panels, light batten, and decorative wall panels
San Francisco Marina District Area
Photos Courtesy of Angie Silvy Photography.
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San Francisco, CA
Located in the beautiful Mission Bay, San Francisco, Thy Spa was designed by Pir Architecture. Opened in 2020 with great reviews.
This project is currently awaiting the space turnover from the landlord so it is ready to be born. Stay tuned.
Designed under Crome Architecture
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Muni Transit Terminal Ideas Project
maneuvering
moments of intense transformation the new material that you deploy onto/into the site will need to expand/scale/contract/transform to work with(in) the existing context.
Advancing established systems by means of collapsing time Muni transit terminal/San Francisco
Present-day human race demands less time and more production. Collapsing time by performing efficiently juxtaposed with understanding human needs can facilitate that demand. As each frame of the ‘Walking Man’ evolves, the movements of his body parts become more detectable. The midsection of his body is still while his arm and legs do the work. “Cutting out” the static element obtains only the actions needed for accomplishing the task of taking off the hat while walking.
Observing the vigorous site of North Beach in San Francisco and studying the movements of sound, people, cars, and topography created a model of the established systems of that neighborhood. Functions of the initial “Walking Man” model superimposed over the equivalent functions of the site’s existing organism redirected the movements of the users through this mixed used terminal facility.
