Portfolio Vol 2.03

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ZAK MOHAMMADI

JOURNEY MAP

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1 NEW YORK CITY

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+ LinkedIn Vertical Campus HQ | NYC

MIAMI, FLORIDA

+ Aqualina Luxury Resort

+ Zillow Group HQ | NYC + GitHub HQ | North Carolina + ASHURST HQ | NYC + Agricultural Bank of China | NYC

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STOUGHTON ,WISCONSIN

+ Karim Rashid Inc, + Abel Contemporary Art Gallery

+ Reddymade Design + Times Square Valentine Heart Competition + Several Multi-Unit & Private Residents

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2 PHILADELPHIA

BERN, SWITZERLAND + Prizeotel

+ MS Interior Architecture + P.U Graduate Award + Carpenter Technology + JLT Re.

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ISFAHAN, IRAN

+ Jacob Studen Design Award + BA Architecture, + Several Private Residents

3 NEW JERSEY + Tulsa Court Residence + Next Millennium HQ + Several Private Residents

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GENERATED IMAGES

DE SHAW HQ 9 FLOOR, 350,000 RSF FINANCIAL FIRM HQ, HUDSON YARDS, NY

CL ION N T E N T S KEDIN

VERTICAL CAMPUS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

MASTER PLAN DIAGRAMS JOURNEY DIAGRAMS

PROGRAMMING ALL FLOORS PRESENT AND FUTURE PROGRAM HEADCOUNT SUMMARY WORK POINT COUNTS

MASTER PLANNING

STACK DIAGRAMS

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SUBLEASED FLOORS TECH LOUNGE WORKPLACE STAIR UNIQUE FOOD DESTINA-

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WELLNESS DESTINATION

SUBLEASED FLOORS

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UNIQUE FOOD DESTINATION

FOCUS DESTINATION

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MICRO KITCHEN

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CLIENT EXPERIENCE DESTINA-

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COFFEE POINTS

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CO-WORKING

DESTINATION SCENARIOS

ACTIVE FLOORS

SUBLEASE SCENARIOS

WORK POINTS

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CO-WORKING

Coworking areas are located near the communal zones including areas around the staircase and arrival points. These spaces are available to all are not associated to any

WHAT IS A WORK-POINT ?

A work point is a place where a person may perform their work from a specific location for more than two hours. Examples of workpoints include coworking workpoints, 1 to 1 workstations (assigned), DWE workstations (unassigned), and DWE alternative workpoints. Coworking and DWE alternative workpoints include high top tables, round tables, booth seats, and high-back chair with tablet arm. Features of workpoints include access to a work surface, ergonomic seating to

specific neighborhood. Employees, visitors, and clients are encouraged to utilized these spaces.

Coworking settings are counted as unassigned workpoints including an appropriate surface and seat that a person

accommodate longer duration of use, appropriate natural and artificial lighting, access to power and data. Work points may or may not also be equipped with monitors, which depends on the kind of workers being accommodated and the

may perform for more than two hours.

type of work being performed.

HOW TO COUNT WORK-POINTS

DYNAMIC WORK ENVIRONMENT

The images on right depict areas taken

The DWE neighborhood consists of unassigned work settings including 1 to 1 workstations and alternative workpoints.

from the ‘Future State’ of the 22nd Floor, which incorporates 4 types of workspace environments including Workstations,

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Coworking workpoints, DWE Workstations

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and DWE alternative workpoints.

DWE - WORK POINTS

DWE workstation is an unassigned workstation within a DWE neighborhood. DWE neighborhood provides a team or individuals different work settings, meeting rooms, lockers, huddle rooms, and phone rooms.

AMENITY/DESTINATION SPACE WORKSPACE/CONFERENCE RMS COWORKING NEW STAIR DYNAMIC WORK ENVIRONMENT CORE

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DWE is designed to improve the efficiency based on task-base approach integrated in a specific neighborhood. DWE workstations are counted in 1:1 ratio. If we were to only look at this portion of the floor plan, we would count a total of 10 DWE workstations.

1 WORK-STATION 1-1 1 to 1 workstation (highlighted in yellow) is

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ALTERNATIVE WORK-POINTS

an assigned desk where a person works on a daily basis. Seats in meeting rooms or at open collaboration areas should not be counted as a workpoints. If we were to only look at this portion of the floor plan, we would count a total of (50) 1 to 1 workstations.

DWE alternative workpoint is defined as an unassigned shared work settings that can be used for more than two hours. DWE workpoints are integrated within a DWE neighborhood which provides the advantage of access to the entire neighborhood rather than coworking workpoints which are located in communal zones. DWE workpoints are counted in 1:2 ratio. If we were to only look at this portion of the floor plan, we would count a total of 17 DWE workpoints.

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SUBLEASED FLOORS

NEW STAIR

ACTIVE FLOORS

EXISTING STAIR

A BANK G BANK

C BANK SHAFT (OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN)

C BANK

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D BANK B BANK

LINKEDIN 16TH

The LINK | Anchor Material Palette VINYL FLOORING | SENSO + WOOD VINYL

WARM WOOD TONES

TEXTURED UPHOLSTERY LAYERING LI N KEDI N - M M OS ER

CEILING METAL MESH

LINKEDIN 16TH FLOOR LAYOUT

THE LINK

THE LINK

COFFEE BAR

COFFEE BAR

14TH FLOOR FINISH PLAN

15TH FLOOR FINISH PLAN

GitHub Raleigh Campus

GitHub Headquarter

FLOOR PLAN

LOUNGE WORKSPACE

CAFE & ALL HANDS

NYC Headquarters

5 FLOOR VERTICAL CAMPUS

CAFE & ALL HANDS

SPNY CAPITAL 5TH AVENUE, NEW YORK

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Our proposal for a Valentine’s installation in Times Square is inspired by the particular history of this iconic New York urban space and its presence in the eyes of the world as a byword for a thriving intersection of people, place and culture. We reflected on the inspiring and hopeful brief for this project in the context of our current polarized and charged political climate and felt strongly that the solution must address not only the idea of romantic love that Valentine’s Day has come to signify, but larger expressions of love as it affects our societies and communities.

With this in mind, we explored the tectonic possibilities of intersecting shapes and examined what happens when two different planes intersect.

Our search for simplicity in this process revealed the form of our proposal: two converging planes that together make an iconic “X” , which, when met at their intersection by a cylindrical volume, creates a heart-shaped space. For us the message is: at the meeting of difference and division, when justice, equality and democracy are inserted, love can be created.

Responding both to the nature of the site and the way we communicate love, our iconic X shape symbolizes the intersection of the world and New York that Times Square represents. The X has has been the universal symbol for a kiss since 1813, ending affectionate messages, love letters, heartfelt notes, cards and emails all over the world. The X is the mark of a vote, of democracy and the freedom of choice for the individual. It also playfully references the vestigial XXX history of Times Square.

At 18 feet tall, this is taller than the average installation. We felt the height works strongly with the proportions of the space and site, and allows the viewer to inhabit the work and the viewing distance to discover the heart shape within the X. As the public engages with the sculpture and steps on the platform of the X, the heart and the edges light up the more people inhabiting the space, the brighter the light. Along the visible interior, words and phrases such as “Democracy,” “Equality,” and ‘Don’t forget the flowers!” are inscribed, as if on the inner band of a wedding ring, to be discovered as the viewer approaches the work.

Materially, the structure is light, reflective and luminous: made of laminated layers of reflective structural honeycombed aluminum, it will be safe and strong for use in public space. The X will glow, being a powerful, playful, easily recognizable contribution to Valentine’s Day in New York and the meaning of Love in public space.

X is for Love.

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INSTALL SCHEDULE

Site Requirements : Connection to existing 20 amp power Cordoned off area of 30 feet x 30 feet for off-loading and install Access to install location

Projected install Schedule: Load In : 0.00 hours Offload Materials: 0.5 hours Situate Base: 0.5 hours Sand Ballast Fill: 0.5 hours Install the lower part of the sculpture: 1.5 hours Lift upper half of the sculpture & bolt onto connector plates: 2 hours Connect power from location on site : 0.25 hours Tape down wires: 0.25 hours Estimated install completion : 6.5 hours Contingency : 1.5 hours

Projected De-mount Schedule : On site : 0.00 hours Remove power hook up: 0.25 hours Unbolt / remove upper portion: 1.5 hours Unbolt lower portion: 1 hour Remove ballast: 0.5 hour Load out: 1.5 hours Estimated de-mount completion: 4.75 hours Contingency: 2 hours

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AXONOMETRIC DRAWING

NEW YORK - SUMMER 20215