CHIKALICIOUS

details: mirror-lighting-storage integration
CHIKALICIOUS
KOKO ARCHITECTURE+DESIGN
SITE: 27 Bedford St. New York,
New York
CLIENT: Jus t Glaze, Inc.
Chikalicious, a dessert bar in
Manhattan’s West Village, was
a project which required the
architects’ involvement from the
larger architectural moves to
the smallest details, such as
door knobs and menu boards.
The project was fast-paced and
swiftly designed and realized
between the months of May to
November 2 014, requiring the
project team to be on-site on
a weekly basis. The project’s
relatively small scale inspired
the team to devise space saving
solutions and to simplify details
in order to create a cohesive,
effective space. Each of these
details - such as the bathroom
mirror which incorporated both
lighting and storage, the eating
counter which required a careful
consideration of available space
and customer comfort, or the
bathroom
door
which
was
constructed to have a seamless
transition with the wall - was
immensely important. Because of
the landmark status of the site,
the team also had to focus on
preserving and incorporating the
historic aspects of the existing
building into the new site, which
in many ways informed the
design of the project.
DANIELA ASTRID GARCIA
dani el agarc ot. c om
B.Arch 2015
dani el a@ dani el agarc ot . c om
(956) 878 8178
The University of T exas at A us ti n
reflected ceiling plan
historic preservation: awning
14'-0"
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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
3-WAY DIMMER SWITCH - DIVA OR SIMILIAR
Client
Just Glaze, LLC
27 Bedford Street
New York, NY 10014
Telephone: 914-589-8832
Contact: Evan Livingston
Building Owner
Calignero LLC
123 W 3rd Street, Apt R
New York, NY 10012
Telephone: 212-477-4957
Contact: Winston Kulok
Design Architect
Koko Architecture and Design
38 Delancey St. #7D
New York, NY 10002
Telephone: 212-206-3638
Contact: Adam Weinstraub
Kitchen Equipment Consultant
YuiDesign, Inc.
704 Sligo Creek Parkway
Takoma Park MD 20912
Telephone: 301-270-8950
Contact: Jimi Yui
General Contractor
INSContractors
2201 Neptune Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11224
Telephone: 718-942-4979
Contact: Felix Flit
25'-8 1/4"
30'-0"
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LUTRON DIMMER SWITCH - DIVA OR SIMILIAR
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CHIKALICIOUS
27 Bedford Street
New York, NY 10014
NEW CEILING PENDANT
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details: eating counter/display
Consulting Engineers
Pavane & Kwalbrun
306 West 37th Street,17th FL
New York, NY 10018
Telephone: 212-727-3408
Contact: David G. Kwalbrun
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A-102 SCALE 1/4"=1'-0"
PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE *OWNER TO SUPPLY/CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL
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TYPE
QTY
MANUFACTURER
BULB
WATT
MODEL NO.
FINISH
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HALOGEN
35 TO 75
MODEL D415 RECESSED LIGHTING
WHITE BAFFLE/WHITE TRIM
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CEILING PENDANT
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RESTORATION HARDWARE
TYPE A
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CAGE FILAMENT PENDANT
FINISH: WEATHERED ZINC
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BARN LIGHT ELECTRIC
INCANDESCENT 60
C-CORD HUNG, BLE-C-CC-FAR-COP
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SCHOOLHOUSE PENDANT/ITEM#A7008 FINISH: OIL RUBBED BRONZE
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THE BELHAVEN SCONCE
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REFLECTED CEILING
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OLD SILVER FINISH
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Issue Date
8.8.14
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EXHAUST FAN:
Panasonic FV-15VQ5 WhisperCeiling 150 CFM Ceiling Mounted Fan, White
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i t n e c e s s a ry to m a k e a s m a n y o f th e d e ta i l s i n th e
re s ta u ra n t a s s e a m l e s s a s p o s s i b l e . D e ta i l s s u c h a s
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th e e a ti n g a n d d ri n k i n g c o u n te rs p ro v i d e n o t o n l y s p a c e
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OASIS
TAIPEI
KOKO ARCHITECTURE+DESIGN
SITE:
Minquan
Road
and
Zhongshan Road, Taipei, Taiwan
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SIS RESIDENTIAL UNIT AXONOMETRIC VIEW
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Taipei is an ongoing project
which was commissioned in
2010 and i s scheduled to
begin construction later this
year. The project, a multipurpose high-rise, is to house
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many
as a museum ,
retail, office,
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residential space. Though
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the project program and the
site require only one building,
the team decided on a massing
strategy that would create the
illusion of three towers. This
would not only create a more
streamlined form, but would
also allow light to reach every
unit more effectively. Because
of the project’s location on a
busy intersecti on in Taipei and
the diversity of both public and
private programs it is to house,
the exterior facades are to be
treated delicately, with curving
glass alternating with solid and
green walls, which give the
project its name, Oasis: fields of
green dispersed among a blank
canvas. Because of the nature
of curved glass, certain radii
had to be calculated that were
not only structurally buildable
but that would also establish
a regularity and rhythm in the
seemingly random facade.
DANIELA ASTRID GARCIA
dani el agarc ot. c om
B.Arch 2015
dani el a@ dani el agarc ot . c om
(956) 878 8178
The University of T exas at Aus ti n
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he i g h t. In order for th e g la s s in th e f a ca d e to a p p e a r u n iq u e
at e a ch level , and to p rov id e a se n se o f in d ivid u a lity in
ea ch a partment, a s e t o f floor pl a n s we re d e sig n e d fo r e a ch
to we r, as show n b e lo w.
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ap p ro ach to des ig n , a s thes e ar e d e sig n a te d p u b lic r e ta il
an d museum areas .
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pro j e c t, Oasis, the s ec o n d floor re sts o n t h e p u n ctu re d
fi rst l evel, w here trees a re e n c oura g e d to g ro w u p in to th is
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process sketches
NATURAL HISTORY
CENTER
DESIGN CRITIC: Judith Birdsong
DURATION: Spring 2013 | 12
weeks
SITE: Cesar Chavez and San
Antonio Streets, Austin, Texas
The project focused on the
design of a natural history center
located in downtown Austin by
Lady Bird Lake. The site was
treated as a collector of traffic,
organizing the building into
bands of space that facilitate
access to the museum and that
also provide amenities, such
as public restrooms, water
fountains, bike parking, a public
auditorium, and eating and
resting space, to pedestrians
on the trail. The floor of the
museum is a constant low-slope
ramp, which effortlessly takes
all visitors, even those with
disabilities, through the museum.
The structure is mainly cast-inplace concrete to facilitate the
curvilinear shapes of the walls,
as well as to provide a thermal
buffer between the Austin heat
and the interior of the museum.
DANIELA ASTRID GARCIA
dani el agarc ot. c om
B.Arch 2015
dani el a@ dani el agarc ot . c om
(956) 878 8178
T he University of T exas at A us ti n
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drop off area
ticket booth / information desk
coat room
public restrooms
atrium / great hall
exhibition hall 02
7 cafe / outdoor eating
8 museum store
9 classrooms
10 public prep / demo space
11 loading dock
12 service lift
13
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dumpster pad
mechanical / electrical room 1
mechanical / electrical room 2
staff restrooms
outdoor restrooms
water fountains
bitumen coating
gravel
closed-cell thermal insulation
foamed-in-place insulation
tie
in situ reinforced concrete
T h e m u s e u m ’ s l o c a t i o n a d j a c e n t t o a n a t u ra l b o d y o f
w a te r, ru n n i n g tra i l , a n d u rb a n i n fra s t ru c tu re d i c ta te d
th a t th e b u i l d i n g s h o u l d a c c e n tu a t e a n d a c c o m o d a te
th e s e p ro g ra m s . T h e p ro g ra m s o n e i th e r s i d e o f th e
b u i l d i n g h a v e o p p o s i n g n a tu re s w h i c h a re e n ri c h e d b y
o u td o o r a m e n i ti e s , s u c h a s a ru n n i n g tra i l a n d o u td o o r
s e a ti n g , w h i c h w ra p a ro u n d th e b u i l d i n g a n d c o n n e c t
i ts tw o fa c e s .
metal decking
open-web steel joist
concrete slab
gravel
foundation beam
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D E S IGN CRIT IC: S i mon A tki nson
D U RA T ION: 3 weeks, S pri ng 2015
S I T E : New Orl eans, LA
T E AM: B er nar do Ji menez, Layl a
S al ameh, Y i qun Y ang, P atr i ck
M c G overn, Isabel l e B ogr an,
D ani el a Garci a
T hi s proj ect fol l owed the scope of
the 2015 ULI Hi nes Competi ti on.
T he proj ect’s l ocati on i s al ong New
A d d in g b ike tra ils, a
O rl e ans’s Cl ai borne Corri dor, on the
wa te r fe a tu re / sto ra g e , N orthern edge of the ci ty’s T ul anea n d in te r ch a n g e a b le
G ravi er nei ghborhood. In or der to
p r o g r a m p o d s to
g r e e n wa y
remedi ate the i ssues i n the si te,
w hi ch i ncl ude poverty, vul nerabi l i ty
to heavy storms, and l ack of
adequate
publ i c
transportati on,
s ome of these whi ch were onl y
made wor se by Hur ri cane K atri na,
the team desi gned a seri es of
Co n n e ctin g p ro g ra m s
oppor tuni ti es and sol uti ons for the
th r o u g h a wa t e r
empowerment and revi tal i zati on of
fe a tu r e a n d g re e n
the si te. We began by i denti fyi ng
areas
area s of the proj ect whi ch coul d
be acti vated i nto hubs of economi c
ac ti vi ty and prosperi ty, as wel l as
of a cti ve par ti ci pati on of r esi dents.
W e connected these poi nts through
a new water featur e whi ch woul d
I d e n tifyin g n o d e s
not onl y hol d water dur i ng heavy
th r o u g h wh ich
s torms, but woul d al so serve as an
to re vita lize th e
ac ti ve pathway for the resi dents of
co m m m u n ity
the communi ty and the greater New
O rl e ans as wel l as for touri sts,
particul ar l y as they navi gate though
the newl y acti vated park on the
N orth end of the si te. We sank
the street and created new bri dges
on the easter n part of the si te,
i nto the F rench Quarter , and added
prog r ams to the bottom of the
hi ghway, whi ch currentl y di vi des
and di senfranchi ses the si te. Lastl y,
w e a i med to add and i mprove bi ke
networks as wel l as pedestr i an
w al kways i n order to pr omote
i nteracti on wi thi n the si te and the
grea ter ci ty.
DANIELA ASTRID GARCIA
dani el agarc ot. c om
B.Arch 2015
dani el a@ dani el agar c ot . c om
(956) 878 8178
T he University of T ex as at A us ti n
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section through library
sections: water collection
E x i s t i ng s c hool
Ne w bri dges c onnec ti ng to
gr eater New O rl eans
New mu s eum of New O rl eans
c ul tur al hi s tory
New amphi theater
for publ i c ev ents
New memori al to the
v i c ti ms of K atri na
Rel oc ati on of ex i s ti ng
tem porar y s c hool bui l di ng
New l i brar y
New trade s c hool
New mark et
New urban farm
New art gal l er y
library property under modified highway