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More Than LinesThis project is a reflux of an existing office tower, "The Pennzoil Tower", located in Houston, Texas. The goal of the project was to investigate how the facade, or the envelope, can operate as a representa-tional device. Specifically, it delves into how the usage of lines and color on the envelope of a building can give the illusion of multiple readings. The main interest behind creating this facade was to create the illusion of multiple readings consisting of the three visual qualities: moiré, blur and undulation.
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Inside OutThis project was to create a design for a film school located in North Hollywood. The project concept was based on the film "Synecdoce NY". The film is set around the overall series of nested temporalities and spaces within pockets of space. Each space correlates with each aging era of the main character's life. Similar to the Mobius Strip, the aim of the project concept was to observe the character moving through different temporalities and the looping within each temporality.
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This project was to create a design for a live music and experimental performance venue, located in New York City, next to the Highline. The performance venue contains two interior performance halls of different sizes. The conceptual idea of the project was to have multiple readings of how the performance venue can in one reading appear solid and monolithic, but in another reading also appear translucent through the usage of vertical louvers.
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Mirror House
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This project was to design a single family house in Silver Lake. The main conceptual idea of the design was for the house to appear fragmented. The fragmentation of the landscape was created using the outline of the house, its multiple offsets, and a mirror image of the outline of the house. Large horizontal glazing gives the illusion that the house is fragmented, creating continuity with the fragmented landscape.
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DANIEL PARK