Suzuki Portfolio 2016 - 2017

CEDRIC SUZUKI

URBANPLANNINGPORTFOLIO

CV

EXPERIENCEJanuary - April 2014

The City of CincinnatiProperty Maintenance Code Enforcement805 Central Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45202[513]-352-1909 I assisted the Property Maintenance Code Enforce-ment division with processing data regarding vacant and forfeited properties. The data was later mapped out on GIS. I also worked with the Port Authority of Greater Cincinnati and Price Hill Will to create promo-tional materials as well as assist them with finding specific data.

August - December 2014Over-The-Rhine Brewery District CURC

Non-Profit Community Organization1619 Moore St. Cincinnati, OH 45202[513]-246-4346 I helped the Brewery District with several projects. I was tasked with researching and preparing a report on protection measures for Cincinnati’s underground lagering cellars and tunnels. Additionally, I also man-aged some preparations for the Beer Baron Ball fund-raiser, which is one of the organization’s largest annual events.

May - August 2015Fairfax County Government

Department of Planning & Zoning12055 Government Center Pkwy. Fairfax, VA 22035[703]-324-1380 I worked with the Department of Planning on a diverse selection of assignments. I prepared a report on the trends affecting the regional commercial office space market. I also created a variety of graphics in-cluding a branding logo for a County study and banners for the County’s Exceptional Design Awards Program.

January - April 2016Atelier Global

Private Architecture Firm25/F Tai Yip Building, 141 Thomson Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong3547-2110 I assisted the firm with a wide assortment of tasks. These range from creating various project graphics, researching relevant case studies, and contacting con-struction material suppliers. I also participated in site visits and attended meetings with specialized material contractors as well as firm clients.

[email protected]

30 E Corry St. #421Cincinnati, OH 45219

[571]-263-6139

EDUCATION2012 - PresentUniversity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHDAAP, Urban Planning, Class of 2017

Cumulative GPA: 3.755

Publications

- Planning Design Studio: Regional/Comprehensive- Planning Design Studio: Neighborhood/District

- Geographic Information Systems Foundations- Urban Planning Law- Urban Applications of Economic Concepts- Environmental Systems, Issues, & Policies

- Managing the Urban Environment

University Honors Program- Inquiry to Innovation- Exploring Community Engagement- Exploring Leadership

Suzuki, Cedric J. Said, Janett. “Chapter 4: Transpor-tation.“Managing the Urban Environment - Manila, the Philippines” Ed. David J. Edelman. Germany. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2016. 111-145. Print.

CONTENTS

3D MODELING 2014pleasant street redevelopmentA.GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 2013college hill analysisB.3D & PHYSICAL MODELING 2013college hill nbd modelC.HAND DRAWING 2013pencil & markerD.CREATIVE WORK 2013movie postersE.PROFESSIONAL WORK 2015brochure, logo, banners & posterF.

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A. 3D MODELING

PLEASANT STREET REDEVELOPMENTPleasant Street is located within Cincinnati’s Over-The-Rhine, an up and coming neighborhood that has seen a flurry of investment recently. For our studio assignment, we were asked to choose an area within OTR to theoretically redevelop. My group selected Pleasant street, which is a small road that connects the Findlay Indoor Market to Washington Park. After a several site visits and some analysis, we concluded that the street would be suitable for a pedestrian corridor.

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Above are 3D renderings created in Trimble Sketchup. They show various improvements made along Pleasant Street including safer pedestrian crossings at key intersections along E. Liberty Street, a community concert space, a pocket park, and a community garden.

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B. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

FIGURE-GROUND DIAGRAMCOLLEGE HILL BUSINESS DISTRICTPHYSICAL ANALYSIS 2: NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT

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CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES INC.

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COLLEGE HILL PRESPYTERIAN CHURCH

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LAND USE ANALYSISCOLLEGE HILL BUSINESS DISTRICTPHYSICAL ANALYSIS 2: NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT

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This series of posters was created during a mapping and analysis exercise conducted in College Hill, a neighborhood in Cincinnati. The data for these maps was taken directly from ArcGIS and then manipu-lated in Adobe Illustrator.

COLLEGE HILL ANALYSIS

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IMAGES OF THE NBDCOLLEGE HILL BUSINESS DISTRICTPHYSICAL ANALYSIS 2: NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT


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C. 3D & PHYSICAL MODELING

I created a basic 3D model of the College Hill Business District using Form Z and Rhino 5. The file was then prepared for laser cutting through the use of AutoCAD. The laser cut pieces were then glued together with hot glue and spraypainted. The completed model is at a 1:100 foot scale.

COLLEGE HILL NBD MODEL

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D. HAND DRAWING

Over several weeks of our traditional studio, we practiced and honed our hand drawing skills. Our first major assignment was to explore how to create texture using pencil, pen, and markers. This ultimately led to a large 24x36 site drawing. Eventually we went back and colored the drawing in using markers, pastels, and colored pencils. Our last few as-signments were full color 24x36 drawings.

PENCIL & MARKER

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URBANIZEDA DOCUMENTARY FILM BYGARY HUSTWIT

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E. CREATIVE WORK

Jiro Ono.Owner of the charming Sukiyabashi Jiro, a restaurant located within the Ginza district of Tokyo, this legendary shokunin crafts what many food enthusiasts would consider the best sushi in the world. The proud recipient of three Michelin stars, he has honed his trade into a form of art. Following a strict and rigorous schedule, Jiro has devoted the majority of his life progressing towards the goal of producing the perfect sushi. With a focus on simplicity, precision, and quality Jiro does not merely enjoy his profession, he has fallen in love with it. Despite countless sacrifices and hardships, Jiro continues his work at the ripe age of 85 and plans to carry onfor years to come.

Jiro Dreams of Sushi

These 11x17 posters were created after viewing a selection of documentaries and movies.MOVIE POSTERS

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INCEPTIONINCEPTIONINCEPTIONA TIMELINECEDRIC SUZUKI

REALITYARTHUR THE POINTMAN

COBBTHE EXTRACTOR

SAITOTHE OVERSEER

ARIADNETHE ARCHITECT

FISCHERTHE TARGET

EAMESTHE FORGER

YUSUFTHE CHEMIST

LEVEL 1YUSUF’S DREAM

LEVEL 2ARTHUR’S DREAM

LEVEL 3EAMES’ DREAM

LIMBOGROUP SUBCONSCIOUS

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Caden Cotard:Theater director. Husband. Father.As his life begins to rapidly unravel, he is presented with a MacArthur Fellowship. Using his newfound financial freedom, he sets off to create his masterpiece;a play so vast and profound that it attempts to mimic the real world. As he works, the boundaries between reality and fiction blur so thouroughly that Caden finds himself attempting to constantly relive and understand the moments of his life.

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Foreclosure AssistanceInformation & ResourcesFree Help Contacts

- Save the Dream: (888) 404-4674

- The Home Ownership Center: (513) 961-2800

- Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME): (513) 721-4663

- Smart Money: (513) 241-7266

- Working in Neighborhoods: (513) 541-4109

- Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio LLC: (513) 241-9400

City of CincinnatiDepartment of Trade and Development

805 Central Avenue, Suite 700Cincinnati, Ohio 45202Phone: (513) 352-2499www.choosecincy.com

The Foreclosure Process Homeowners

This brochure was created by the City of Cincinnati and the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati

Foreclosure can be a challengingand confusing experience. The information contained within this pamphlet may help you better understand the foreclosure process,help you know what to expect, and could help you save your propertyfrom foreclosure. Information for both homeowners and tenants is included.

REMEMBER:Just because a foreclosure is filed does NOT mean you must leave. You will own the house until theproperty is sold at sheriff’s sale and the sale is confirmed by the court.

NOTICE:If you move before the sheriff’s sale:

Lock and secure the house.Notify the mortgage company.

Notify Cincinnati Housing Inspections (513) 352-3275

- Defend the foreclosure in court: To be effective you should have a lawyer.

- Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: With the helpof a bankruptcy attorney, you can obtaina repayment plan, with monthly catch-up payments through the court.

- Repayment Agreement: In some situations, the bank might let you make catch-up payments by adding an installment to your monthly payments.

- Reinstatement: You pay what’s needed to bring the loan current.

- Loan modification: Most lenders are required to offer you an opportunity to modify your loan to get more affordable payments.

Options for Saving Your Home:

This is an 8.5x11 trifold brochure that was developed as a more user friendly alternative to distributing Foreclosure Assistance information to Cincinnati Residents.

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Homeowners (Cont.) Tenants Additional InformationAdditional Information

What to do when your landlord is in foreclosure:

- Still pay your rent: Your landlord ownsthe property while the foreclosure caseis going on and has the right to collectrent until there is a new owner.

- If your landlord stops repairs or paying utility bills: Call the Cincinnati Housing Inspection office (513-352-3275). Alsocontact the Legal Aid Society ofSouthwest Ohio LLC (513-241-9400).

- Your lease or rental agreement continues: The person or company (usually the bank)that buys the property becomes your newlandlord.

- After the Sheriff’s sale: Hold onto your rent until the new owner gives you payment instructions and then you willowe them.

- Forced move: The new owner has togive you a written notice at least 90 daysor until the end of your lease, whicheveris longer, before terminating your tenancy.

If you cannot afford to keep your home:

- Short sale: The mortgage companyagrees to let you sell the house tosomeone for less than you owe onthe mortgage.

- Agreed In Rem Foreclosure Judgment:You agree to a court judgment. Themortgage company agrees not to goafter you for any amount owed aftersheriff’s sale.

- Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure: Themortgage company agrees to acceptthe deed to your house as “paymentin full.”

- Do nothing: The mortgage companywill get default judgment and sell yourhouse. You will then have to move.

- Housing Choice Voucher: It does not affect the voucher. They are supposed tomake the necessary arrangements with CMHA.

- To Track the Court Case and Dates: Ifyou file a “Notification Form” with theClerks of Courts, you will receive a postcardwhenever the court schedules something.All events in the case appear on the Clerkof Courts website: www.courtclerk.org. Youcan find your case either with your name orthe case number.

- Mortgage Payments: If the mortgage company refuses your payments, save them. If you save these payments, it will be more likely that you can negotiate a settlement with the lender and save yourhome.

- People Who Promise To Save Your Home: You will hear from a lot of companies who make guarantees they cannot back up. You can usually do as well or better with free counseling agencies.

- Remember: Your present landlord has thesame obligations until there is a new owner.

- If You Don’t File an Answer: The mortgage company will ask the court to grant a foreclose judgment. If the judgmentis granted, the court will direct the Hamilton County Sheriff to sell the propertyat a Sheriff’s Auction.

- How Long Before the Move: You will not have to move until after the house has been sold by the sheriff. Even if you donothing about the foreclosure case, thiswould be several months after the bank started the foreclosure process.

- Court Papers: You have 28 days to filean “Answer,” which is a written responseto the foreclosure complaint. In your“Answer” you admit or deny the statementsin the complaint and state your defenses.

- Lawyers: You are allowed to represent yourself in court. However, foreclosure isa complex legal process and you shouldhave a lawyer.

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These logos were created for Fairfax County’s EMBARK Richmond Highway study, which was a transit oriented study focused around the Route 1 corridor. The logos above were various early protoype logos. Those to the right respresent the final selections from the core team, with the largest logo being the final iteration of the logo. This particular project was interesting because it was challenging to come up with a design that satisfied every-one. The notable changes in color, design direction, and name were all influenced by the changing circumstances of the study as it got off the ground.

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These banners were designed for Fairfax County’s Exceptional Design Awards program, which is an annual event that judges the best examples of architectural design within the County. Utilizing images from previous winning projects from the program, these banners are meant to greet the jury members that volunteer their time for the event. They are each 4’ by 8’.

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This 11x17 poster was designed for the Hyde Park Community Council, a neighborhood organization in Cincinnati. Specifically, this was to advertise the neighborhood’s annual winter luminaria event. A postcard was later created from the full sized poster to be sent out to residents. Spaces for a personalized message from the Community Council and a QR code were accounted for.

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