Internship 2023

SHUNTA ABE SELECTED WORKS AUGUST 2020 - JANUARY 2023

Third Year Architecture 2020-23 Cal Poly Pomona, Department of Architecture

CONTENTS 01 MT. WILSON SCIENTIST RETREAT

THIRD YEAR FIRST SEMESTER STUDIO

02 BRIDGE PROJECT IN FORESTED MOUNTAIN

THIRD YEAR FIRST SEMESTER STUDIO

03 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

SECOND YEAR SECOND SEMESTER STUDIO

04 MUSEUM OF JAPANESE CONTEMPORARY ART

SECOND YEAR FIRST SEMESTER STUDIO

01 MT. WILSON SCIENTIST RETREAT Mount Wilson Institute, Pasadena THIRD YEAR FALL 2022 Mt. Wilson Scientist Retreat is a new facility for the researchers and for visitors.

Researchers have their own living space and their research office and lab while the visitors are able to visit the facility and take a tour around the working areas.

This new facility has one main feature which is the bridge that is penetrated across the entire facility. The bridge begins from the entrance of the facility and then ends at the meeting deck at the very end. This bridge is one long straight bridge that is hidden in some areas and seen in others. As both the visitors and researchers use the bridge, they can experience various spacial conditions throughout the bridge.

These spacial conditions not only emphasize the difference in height but also allows the people to have a feeling of narrowness in some areas and then a feeling of wide spread in others.

Another feature of this facility is the connection between the public area and the private area. While most of these two areas are separated from each other since the private areas are spaces where researchers live, there is a certain space that these two spaces meet which allows for connections for both the researchers and the visitors. This connection is located at the bridge, close to the meeting deck. By doing this, it creates a space that breaks the barrier between the two, connecting the entire facility into one.

Lastly, the facility uses mostly copper material on the exterior cladding and tongue & groove wood finishes inside. With the copper finish on the outside, it blends in well with the exterior context, allowing it to blend in the summer and stand out a bit during the winter. The tongue & groove wood finish on the inside allows for a softer touch inside, being able to feel the natural element and also having an illusion of a longer space inside with all of the wall material placed in a horizontal way.

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02 BRIDGE PROJECT IN FORESTED MOUNTAIN THIRD YEAR FALL 2022 This new bridge is aimed for creating a viewing deck that people are able to look down at and also have elements that are both unique and blend in well in the forested condition around. This suspended bridge has wires that go down to the flooring which supports the load that is applied at both the viewing deck and the main circulation.

One main feature of this bridge is the asymmetrical portion. The bridge contains a viewing deck on only one side of the bridge, causing more load on that one side.

To counteract the forces, the wings that extend from the main arc are adjusted so that it will balance out with the load applied at the viewing deck. The wings are extended farther on the side with no viewing deck than the other. This not only counteracts the forces but the extended wings also makes the people look down below the bridge because of the long structural wing. However, if people do want to see farther out, they can also do this as well because the wing that is extended longer does not have a roof material compared to the viewing deck.

Lastly, even though this bridge is created mostly from metal to support the load, it still blends in well with the environment around it being brushed and having a darker color to the material itself. The roof is polycarbonate, allowing light to enter but at the same time blocking any water feature from above.

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03 School of Architecture Cal Poly Pomona, Pomona

SECOND YEAR SPRING 2022 The new School of Architecture building is a building that not only represents the architecture students but the entire campus. This new tower and the new plinth, connects to the surrounding while having its own unique elements. The tower and the plinth have a couple of concepts that have made the basis of this project.

The first concept is the materiality of the tower. The tower consists of 3 different materials (glass, concrete, and metal) which creates a unique facade. The glass and concrete are used for exterior skin of the building and the metal is used for structural materials. The second concept is the circulation that wraps around the building. This circulation path starts from the second level to the roof level, connecting each floor. There are also pathways on the plinth roof that lead to this main circulation. The third concept is the use of extrusions. Each level has different types of extrusions made from the facade which creates an unique interior space for each floor. The plinth also contains this element, having many extrusions for each program. Lastly, the plinth has a concept to block the east side of the building and allow full access through the northwest side where the Japanese garden is.

This deliberate connection with the garden and the building creates the connection between the site and the plinth.

With these different concepts, the tower and plinth aims to show the idea of how architecture is always moving forward but at the same time, looking back in time.

The different types of materiality, the exposure of the structures, the extrusions, and circulations makes the building very iconic and at the same time, makes the plinth a connected, relaxing space.

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04 Museum of Japanese Contemporary Art Little Tokyo, Los Angeles SECOND YEAR FALL 2021 This project “The Japanese Museum of Contemporary Arts” is located at Little Tokyo, Los Angeles and is about 20,000 square feet big. The new museum has several different concepts that dictate this museum including the connection of the museum to its surroundings, the different lighting effects and its special circulation.

To connect the museum to the site location, an extended plaza was created to connect the flow of the people. This allows the people to go through the museum without actually entering it and gives the people a glance of what they might see in the museum.

Throughout the museum there are several openings on the top of the museum, allowing light to pass through the different rooms. There is a very thin bay on the roof with one of them being louvers to allow light into the museum. The atrium is another source that allows lighting to enter the plaza region below.

Lastly, this project has a dedicated circulation bay at the far end of the building. This circulation is not only created for simple movement but is created as another quality of the building. The circulation leads to a dramatic ending where the two different types of gallery on the top floor.

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Circulation Diagram

LOBBY GALLERY SCULPTURE GARDEN CAFE AUDITORIUM BOOKSTORE CLASSROOM OFFICE BACKROOM CIRCULATION

Program Diagram

C

B

UP

UP

DN

DN

B

C

A

7

DN

DN

B

DN

UP

DN A A

B 3

2 GALLERY 3 SCULPTURE GARDEN

2

A

Second (Plaza) Floor Plan

B

C

UP

UP DN

DN

C

B

A

8 UP

UP

UP 9

10

DN

A

A

UP

11

1 4

B

0

5

B

DN

5

10

20 (ft)

6

A DN

8 BOOKSTORE 9 PREPERATION ROOM 10 MECHANICAL 11 STORAGE

Third Floor Plan

0

5

10

20 (ft)

2

3

2

2

4

1

7

8 9

5

6

0

Section B

2 GALLERY 3 SCULPTURE GARDEN 4 OFFICE 5 CLASSROOM 7 CAFE 8 BOOKSTORE

3

5

10

20 (ft)

0

5

10

20 (ft)

1 LOBBY 2 GALLERY 6 AUDITORIUM 9 BACKROOM

Section C

2

2

2

4 1

7

8

9

6

5

0

Section A

5

10

20 (ft)

1 LOBBY 2 GALLERY 3 SCULPTURE GARDEN 4 OFFICE 5 CLASSROOM 6 AUDITORIUM 7 CAFE 8 BOOKSTORE 9 BACKROOM

Exterior Facade

Elevation A

Elevation B

Interior CIrculation

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