The objective is to design a retail and office for the shoe brand Camper. Camper is known for filling the gap between uncomfortable designer shoes and practical plain shoes. They use sustainable material in their products, and integrate aesthetics and function.

The site is located in New York City where it currently houses Prada retail store. There are two entrances, and the first and second floor are for retail space, while all of the third and fourth floor are for the Camper office.

C A M P E R S T O R E + O F F I C E by Mie Shimobayashi

New York, NY - Spring 20143rd Year Interior Design Studio Retail + Office

The concept is to create the right balance between rigid origin and process to casual atmosphere. The process is represented in the physical design of the shoe. The philosophy is having a new casual and comfortable lifestyle. The origin is for valuing Camper’s tradition and history.

The objective is to design a nightclub to promote socialization and an active atmosphere. The concept will be based on a physical phenome-non associating with unique effects differing from the norm.

The site is located in New York City where it currently houses Duane Reade. It is a historical landmark. The building has a large open triple-height space on the ground floor, which is where the nightclub is located.

Through extensive research, ocean waves were found to have unique forms that are unpredictable to the human's perspective. Therefore, the design concept is to create sculptural elements with difference curves, heights, angles, and widths with unpredictable walls in the view of the users.

Shipstern bluff is one of the most extreme waves

R I S I N G T I D E by Mie Shimobayashi

New York, NY - Spring 20132nd Year Interior Design Studio Nightclub

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Inspirational Interiors - Richard Serra

Physical Process ModelAdjacency Diagram

Sketches

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0’ 8’”’”

24’ 48’

Floor Plan Mezzanine

Section A

Conceptual Detail of Structure

Bubble Diagram

Steel Joist

Glass Element

Steel Stud

Mezzanine Floor

Waves are formed based on the ocean floor. If the floor is flat then the waves will be calmer but if the floor had a slope or a steep hill then the waves on the ocean will change its form to a more irregular shape.

For people on the land, it is difficult to predict what kind of waves will pass since humans cannot see the sea floor.

The height and width of the wave is different from each other as well as the angles.

0’ 8’ 24’ 48’

Entrance

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Section B

Axonometric with Mezzanine

Resturant

RCP Level 1 RCP Mezzanine

MezzanineInrimate lounge seating Dance floor

Materials

In the curved elements, there will be studs inside that will be attached to the mezzanine floor to keep it standing. To increase profit during the day, there will be a restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Once the nightclub opens, it can be used simultaneously. Behind the dance floor, the elements create high walls surrounding the private seating areas. This area is where the users can experience the unpredictability of extreme ocean waves. Areas that are really small like the curves near the walls are for couples to be secretly together.

Cove lighting

Truss for theatrical light

Recessed spot lights

Mezzanine

Bar

Dance Floor

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5.00+

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8:00am 10:00am 2:00pm 4:00pm 6:00pm12:00pm

Sun Study

Landscape Painter Study

SIMPLE PRACTICAL COZY STRONG

Claude Monet was the founder of French Impressionism during the late 1800s. He was known for his studies on how an object’s appearance changes with the time of day. Because he faced poverty as a young artist with the responsibilities of a father and husband, he is more accustomed to a simple and comfortable lifestyle. Art was his life.

Entrance Outdoor Courtyard

Outdoor Studio

Entrance -Inside

Studio

Living Room/Bedroom

Storage

Private Office/Bedroom

Adjacency Diagram

The objective is to design a “Tiny House” for an artist. The function of the house is to inspire and stimulate creativity for the artist to work on their profession. The house is made out of concrete and includes a courtyard and a fence around it.

M O N E T ‘ S H O U S E by Mie Shimobayashi

Not Sited - Fall 20133rd Year Interior Design Studio Residential

A

A

B

Carpet

Grass

Venetian Plaster

UltraClear Glass

Ash wood

Plaster

Precast Concrete

Riverstone Mortared

ReclaimedWood Fabric

Limestone

The entrance area is a double height ceiling. The interior is an open plan because of Monet’s open composition in his paintings. The exposed structure of the ceiling is similar to his exposed painting style.

Balcony on the mezzanine creates overcast lighting; good condition for painters. The mezzanine has his office and bedroom where the morning sun will flood through the window.

Electric light is to a minimum since static light will not inspire him to paint. He studies the changes natural light casts on objects, so he likes to see movement and dynamism.

B

Interior 0’ 4’ 12’ 16’

Section A Section BMaterial Board

Axonometric

Interior

Garden

Floor Plan

Mezzanine

The concept is to create a simple and practical space where natural light has a strong presence in the interior as well as the exterior. Claude Monet can be inspired to paint his artwork in a natural and relaxing environment.

-sun on top of object-small shadow

-sun in front of object-too light and has shadows

-sun from behind object-tree dark

-low sun -long shadow

-overcast ligth-no harsh light and lines-best conditions

Balcony from mezzaninewhere bedroom and office is

located at

Sky light for natural sunlightto enter into the space

Natural garden for inspiration

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Material MANUFACTURER STYLE ID COLOR FINISH SIZE ACOUSTICS

CODE

RESTRICTIONS

HEALTH

IMPACT

POST-CONSUMER

RECYCLED CONTENT

RECYCLED

CONTENT

SEALS AND

CERTIFICATIONS

REPLACEMENT AND

DISPOSAL

MAINTENANCE

NOTES

Wood Laminate

Venner Bacon Veneer Amboyna Indian Red/Brown Yellow 70x30 Difficult N/A N/A 10% 80%

FSC Contribution

Avalible

Advanced Plasma

Power (APP) Coating Sevice

Reclaimed Veneer

Brick Boston Mill Smooth N/A Red Pink 28x10.5 Yes 100% N/A 20% 75%

FSC Contribution

Avalible

Vermeer recyclying

manufacturer N/A

Melamine Bestwood Panels N/A Carbon Embossed

Self

decided No

(E0), (HMR),

MDF, Lightboard

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Particleboard N/A 33% 50%

NKBA Members

Certificate Avalible

Redwave waster

and recycling

company

Panels avaliable

double and single

sided

Solid Surfacing

Corian Corian Solid Surface 820 Black White 424x316 100% Class A N/A 11% 63%

LEED

CONTRIBUTION

AVAILABLE

Advanced Plasma

Power (APP) N/A

MDF Board (medium

density fiberboard) Medite

Unparalleled

hard and smooth N/A Brown White

4x18 or

5x18 46 Class A N/A 54% 97%

LEED

CONTRIBUTION

AVAILABLE

Redwave waster

and recycling

company N/A

Solid Wood Barlinek Solid Wood N/A Light Brown

Semi-Glossy

lacquer 135x1800 Yes Hard wood N/A 13% 90%

FSC Contribution

and SGS Certificate

Avalible

Regulator-Cetrisa

company N/A

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F O S T E R C A R E by Mie Shimobayashi

Not Sited - Fall 20133rd Year Interior Design Studio Residential

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MDF Board

Reclaimed Veneer Brick

The concept is to create a sense of community for the children by teaching them to express themselves through music. By using the techniques of music therapy (specifically classical), abused and neglected children can overcome their hardships. The design concept is to create a mathematically organic language derived from music theory. It will use the principles of repetition, rhythm, and balance.

Bedroom Bathroom

2nd floor plan

4th floor plan

Custom Millwork - Kitchen Cabinents

1st floor plan

3rd floor plan

The site has a small backyard, and there are 6 floors and a basement. The basement has a music room, and the 5th and 6th floor houses all the bedrooms for the kids.

The objective is to design a cafe based on a selected famous chair's design method.

The site is Newark Pennsylvania Station in New Jersey. It is designed by McKim Mead and White, and was built in 1935. It is Historical Landmarked. The people use the station to go to New York City and parts of New Jersey by train, bus, and subway.

The Military Chair was created after World War I where the idea of De Stijl was promi-nant in the art area. It was the idea of spiritual harmony and order through the reduc-tion of form and color. The Military Chair is a pure abstraction of what a chair needs to be. The colors used have a positive and negative relationship that are often associated with harmony. The interlocking juxtaposition system of different parts and planes were unique to the design.

Military Chair (1923) - Gerrit Rietveld

Process Physical Model

Axonometric

EntranceDisplay Seating Area

In the cafe, there are different kinds of seating. The counter seating is for people that have to catch a train in short amount of time, so they can see the train schedule board from where they sit. A lounge in the corner has an elevated floor with enclosed rectangular objects.

Point of Sale

Queue AreaPreparation AreaPick up Area

Lounge AreaSeating AreaCondiments Area

0’ 4’ 8’ 16’

Floor Plan

Section A

Section B

Structural Diagram

Circulation Diagram

Program

The concept is to design a cafe that reflects the idea behind the Military Chair. It will have simple geometric rectangular prisms that can come together in a structural way of interlock-ing and crisscrossing.

N E W A R K P E N N C A F E by Mie Shimobayashi

Newark, NJ - Spring 20132nd Year Interior Design Studio Cafe

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Mie Shimobayashi - Interior Designer, Project Manager Alice Sung - Digital Designer, TreasurerChen Hua Huang - Industrial Designer, 3D Modeler

D E N K I L A N T E R N by Mie Shimobayashi

Fall 20144th Year Collaborative Design Studio 3D Printed Lantern Design

The product is called Denki, and it is a fully printable smart light fixture that adapts to light levels and occupations types.

Denki is like a friend that knows what you need because it recognizes & responds to patterns through an automated system. It consists of the sensing system which senses surrounding area, process system, which is the software and program, and the action system that is the motions and mechanical structure

Denki is an orchestration of technology that has the qualities of a friend that will bloom and blossom to your needs.