Cal Poly Portfolio - Jesse Chin

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

JESSE

2017

TANA DEL LUPPOLO (Summer 2015) in collaboration with: Chris Jordano Shannon Lavelle Chris Wheeler Located in Matera, Italy, this beer garden and microbrewery is meant to bring new life to the ancient historical city. The main concept is to evoke the feeling of “Gemutlichkeit”: a space or state of warmth, friendliness, good cheer, belong, and comfort”.

EXPLODED AXON

BREWING PROCESS

BEER GARDEN

RESTAURANT

AMPHITHEATER

BREWERY

LOUNGE / TASTING ROOMS

*diagram by Chris Jordano *diagram by Shannon Lavelle

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1 market 2 restaurant

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3 tap room 4 beer garden 5 microbrewery 6 gift shop

*section by Shannon Lavelle

BEER GARDEN TERRACE

FRONT VIEW

OUTDOOOR MARKET

UNDERGROUND TAP ROOM *render by Chris Jordano

MICROBREWERY

ENTRANCE

SCHOOL OF CINEMATOG R

APHY (Fall 2 015)

A film school with public theatres and student housings. Design decisions were inspired off the director Stanley Kubrick. I explored experiential flow through space, dealing with the compression to expansion of space. Large atriums are created by pairs of concrete load bearing walls with stairs circulating the perimeter. The film school is divided into the different stages of the film process: production, cinematography, editing, and directing. These components form the towers that spiral up to all link together at the top with a ring of student housing units.

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F-1 EXPERIENCE

LEARN

F 0/1

F 2

LEARN

LIVE

LEARN

LIVE COURTYARD EXPERIENCE

COURTYARD FORMAL PROCESS

mirrored semicircles with an axis creates an order

break the order: staggered semicircles provides meandering path for experiential discovery

long linear paths create a processional entry similar to the continuous methodical films of Kubrick

the two arching semicircles are linked together at the top to provide a continuous form

ATRIUM

school of directing

corridor

theatre

set design

CIRCULATION courtyard

housing units

school of cinematography

lobby

live learn experience

storage

woodshop soundstage

theatre storage

MIGRATION STATION (Spring 2015) monarch environmental center In collaboration with: Ian Levenson the monarch butterfly population is rapidly decreasing as a result of urban sprawl. A simulated environment is required - at the intersection of nature and architecture - to assist in their journey to the coast. This urban migration station is intended as a full immersive experience for urban inhabitants to rethink their relationship to the natural world.

ADDRESSING THE ISSUE 1

summer

program 2

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1. reception 2. cafe/event space

winter 3. public gallery 4. public lab THE URBAN JUNGLE in the urban sprawl of Los Angeles the monarch butterfly become limited in suitable migratory destinations on their journey to the coastline

5. private lab

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6. exposed mech.

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7. botnical garden

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8. courtyard 5

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this center provides a habitat for passing butterflies through the supply of milkweed, nectar flowers, and synthetic roosting columns 7

3 4 synthetic roosting columns surrounded by nutrient plants provide a path to the coastline

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F-3

SYSTEMS INTEGRATION

THE EXPERIENCE staggered south-facing vertical gardens

traditional interaction

roosting column provides milkweed and floral nectar magnetic lens enhance view of butterfly feeding

unconventional interaction

immersed interaction

exposed mechical -primary water distributor

pump collects water from aquifer level

BUILDING ASSEMBLY modularity

superstructure

envelope

OPERABLE FACADE

light framing

sliding track

double layered facade for shading and wind

sliding panels open up for migration encouragement + optimal weather protection

PIER 70(Spring 2016) Located in the Dogpatch neighborhood in San Francisco, this large, urban, mixed-use project is meant to embrace the history of Pier 70. Plazas and walkways connect the public with the community to activate the site.

The master plan fascilitates flexible space and housing for the creative class.

MICHIGAN ST. PLAZA

BOUNDARIES

20th

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Pier 70 has a long history of industry, especially in building and repairing ships. The Pier 70 workers helped the US in this sector during World War I and II.

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ILLINOIS ST.

3rd

VIEWS

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THE SITE

Irish Hill is another historical feature. Only a tiny portion is left, as most of the hill was cut to fill in other areas of the city.

The hill is preserved by incoporating it into a public ampitheatre.

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21st

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OPEN SPACE

TERRACE

ILLINOIS ST.

ILLINOIS ST. & 20TH ST.

NORTHERN PARCEL SECTION: COURTYARD

NORTHERN PARCEL SECTION: LIVE/WORK

ILLINOIS ST. & 22ND ST.

PLAZA

MICHIGAN ST.WALKWAY

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ANALOG FABRICATION

ANALOG FABRICATION VELLUM A friction fit coffee table out of sycamore to support a slab of glass. This design was inspired by ancient Chinese bridge structure to create a lightweight and strong piece of furniture.

ARCHiTABLE This table is inpired by ancient bridge construction to form an interlocking arch system based on varying pin connections. With this method, no screws or nails are needed. made of sycamore members and oak dowels, the structure is held together through friction fit joints to support the glass table top.

Studio Clifford . Jesse Chin

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Studio Clifford . Jesse Chin

SKETCHES

WATERCOLORS