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PORTFOLIO | Yixin Lyu Selected Works | 2011-2018 M. Arch | Washington University in St. Louis Application for Entry Level Architect

Individual Work | St. Louis

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SHORT-TERM DWELLING

01 Hostile? Hostel...

Hospitable!

Considering many people do not feel

STUDY ROOM

safe in this city, how can habitable circulation space transform the isolation into

HOSTEL

public and extend the public realm?

RECREATION ROOM PHARMACY DISCUSSION ROOM GALLERY

The site is located at the crossing of Delmar and Skinker Blvd. The proposal has habitable circulation space throughout the building. Along this habitable

KITCHEN

circulation, the spaces are programed EXHIBITION

to respond to its location (Delmar Loop) and its users (students, tourists and etc.).

The program is a combination of hostel,

BAR

restaurant, gym, office, gallery, and cafĂŠ.

Due to the hybrid of 24 hour active program, the building is filled with succesRESTAURANT

sive events and activities. Simultaneously, the users always occupy at least a certain

CAFE BIKE STOP

sectional condition, in which existing public spaces could be extended.

DEFINING THE TRAVELERS

DEFINING LOCAL HOSPITALITY

WORD SECTION

Percentage of Domestic Visitors to Missouri, by Reported Activities

Missouri Visitors' Originating States (in percentage)

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7.9

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Residence Status of Missouri Travelers

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Number of Domestic Visitors' by Month, FY 11 (in Millions)

Hotel 0-100 USD/night 100+ USD/night Statistics from Kaylen Economics and TNS Travel America

Airbnb

DINING TERRACE

MULTI-FUNCTION ROOM

DROP-OFF AREA FOR HOSTEL

SECTION PERSPECTIVE 1.50

Vertical

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AXON 1'-0"

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Cantilever

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Individual Work | Florence

02 Connection Built on the Amerigo Vespucci Bridge over the River Arno, Florence, the project involves the design of a Montessori School and a market.

The bridge is located in the heart of ancient Florence and connects two neighborhoods in the center of Florence - an upper class neighborhood on the north side of the river and a working class on the south side of the river.

Montessori School A kid can always go for an educational walk - to greenhouse and pleasant vegetation, to roof play terrace and sunshine, to catwalk and other classrooms. Thought the connection between every classroom, younger children can take a look at the older kids, and learn from their peers.

Learning by making.

Market While the open public market contrasts with the private close school, the market picks up the same rhythm as school. Two programs are placed symmetrical on the bridge, and a square in the middle of the bridge serves as a public space in order to bring people form different neighborhoods together.

Second floor plan 1/16"=1'0�

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Diagram plan

Playground and Greenhouse

Ground floor site plan

Section B-B East Elevation

Catwalk

Piazza

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Site plan A

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F Connection

Balance

Open and close

Rhythm

Promenade

Program of School

Shared Space

Mat Room

Table

Library

Kitchen

Kitchen and Library

Path of Rain

Table Space

Catwalk

Section D-D

Section F-F

Individual Work | Xiamen

Behind the twin towers where the average housing

I chatted with a policeman in the sentry post, getting

With the aim to attract the young and out-comers

price per square meter is $40,000, there locates a

to know the decline of fishery industry. Walking along

to review the local history, I came up with recreation

shelter dock representing declining maritime civiliza-

the narrow and steep ladder and watching fishermen

space for visitors as well as landscape design for

tion. Within the distance of ten minutes’ walk, the new

talking on the boat as the tide ebbing, I felt their hard

neighbors to socialize. And through increasing the

and the old, the rich and the poor blend and contrast.

life and helplessness for no inheritor. Stepping in the

population and attracting more commercial activities

With the rapid urban renewal, Shapowei still conserves

factories, which are formerly boats repair plant, we

afterwards , the living standard of the residents could

the origin of Amoy. I was deeply concerned about

were mistaken for the journalists and expelled... There-

be promoted. My design is on the purpose of not only

the current situation here, and urgently hoped that my

fore, I wanted to set out from the site, from people I

maintaining the memory, but also facilitating residents

design can bring vigor and vitality to this old town.

actually saw and those I was acquainted with.

in Shapowei to live a better life.

03 Amoy People, Amoy Harbor

CITY

1683 Origin, naval port

1684-1935 Fishing port built

Fujian Province

SITE

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1936-1949 Rapid development

Amoy City

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Old Amoy Harbor

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1950-1964 Migration and decay

Shapowei Harbor

MUSEUM: CITY ON DISPLAY

If you want to know about a city, go to the museum.

Independent black box vs.

Confluent gray box

Items on display vs.

City on display

History separated from city vs.

History grew in the city

Less possibility to expand vs.

Extend to the whole city

HISTORY: HI, STORY

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FORMATION PROCESS

1. Site

2. Remove the run-down cottages

3. Release space for public activities

4. Set museum along the coast, appreciate fabulous view of the old city

5. Change the coastline, bring in the flowing sea level

5. Open the first floor, reserve paths for the sea breeze

RECALL THE MEMORY Facade of viewing gallery

1 Floor slab

2 Stile

3 Glass

4 Metal grill

Abstraction of Chuzhuanrushi a local texture, mixture of bricks and stones

TRAFFIC ANALYSIS

Sentry post

Lighthouse

History

Hope

Statistic Analysis Before 2013

Recent two years

Young people

Skateboarders

Bicyclists

Strategy

Young people move in

More ramps for skateboarders & bicyclists

Less car, relieve the traffic pressure

Old city

Viewing Gallery

Museum Square Dock

Lecture hall

Courtyard

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Fish market Tea room

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Changing layer

Tides

Rising tides

Lighthouse

Astronomical tides

Viewing Gallery

Feel the Tides

See the falling tides

Skateboard

Library Square Lecture hall

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1 Floating room

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7 Collection room

2 Exhibition hall

5 Lobby

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3 Lecture hall

6 Rest area

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Individual Work | ZĂźrich

Located in ZĂźrich,Swizerland, the site is defined in a dense urban

Being fascinated by the transition of the public

situation within buildings of very different scales and functions. This

space to classrooms in primary school, the cor-

contradiction in the outer scenario is the nutrition to develop the

ridor is designed to become the pleasant space

boundaries and volumetric shape of the project. The school acts as

for learning and playing. Through the transition, the

an anchor for the whole neighborhood, serves as a transition from the

visibility is controlled, which creates different feeling

public street live to private community- it stretch between high rises

within one shared "corridor". The atrium becomes the

along the thurgauerstrasse, and lower down when it get closer to the

focal point with flying stairs and all the activities visi-

small scale private dwelling.

ble when walking along the courtyard.

04 The City in the city

Outer Scenario

Atrium

Foyer

Shared space

FACADE

PLAN

Classroom

Group room

Classroom

SECTION

STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

A-A SECTION

B-B SECTION

Individual Work | Beijing

05 Step By Step This architectural department design for Beijing

and a way to cultivate group cohesiveness

University of Civil Engineering and Architecture

of the whole department. Seen from the

was initiated by interesting sections. I hoped

point of space behavior, habitable space

to create an active design-reviewing space in

provides the probability of events, be-

which different grades can communicate with

comes the communication space for the

each other, and facilitate innovative ideas freely

students and faculties, as well as the uni-

travel in the architecture department.

versity and the outside world, and gathers

Review space as Memory Container

everyone’s effort in the last five years. Be-

Review is one of the most important events in Ar-

sides, the sunken space gathers architecture

chitecture Department, which is a traditional way

drawings and models, and brings people a

of activity with symbolic and display features,

profound ritual scene.

FORMATION PROCESS

FUNCTION

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Studio

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Model lab

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Washroom

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Equipment room

NEED ANALYSIS Activity

Active Time

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Design course, review

Study

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Nap, rest

Thinking, meditation

LUMINANCE ANALYSIS

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The disadvantages like mutual interference also exist. Therefore, the semi-public and private space for flexible usages are set at the terminal of every big step.

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Reception room

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Classroom

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Cafe

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Lecture room

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Computer room

Meeting room

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Copy room

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Digital Lab

Office

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Exhibition hall

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Individual Work | Berlin

06 System Located in the very central neighborhood of Berlin-East, this project explored the underutilized green area and different relationship to the street and city. Echoed the logic behind cultural drawing which came from abstraction of the city figure ground, the building was designed to work like a machine – it follows a certain system. Four stripes appeared repetitively in each floor plan and acted as both functional and structural system. Simple although, this system still provide flexible units and variable lifestyles.

At the same time, the public spaces with different features were introduced to the modern city, activated neglected zones, and worked as a whole system.

Unit People can have the stereotype of both working and living together. As the family grows bigger, the working space could be changed into bedrooms for kids.

Public Space The ground floor of the building serves as public realm as the arcade sits on the Pedestrian Street and welcomes people nearby to take some bakery and cafĂŠ. The transition from public to private is interpreted as ground floor, space shared by four or five neighbors to space shared within one family.

Type A

Type B

Type C

Upper Floor Plan

Upper Floor Plan

Upper Floor Plan

Lower Floor Plan

Lower Floor Plan

Lower Floor Plan

BERLIN IN 1940

CULTURAL SPACE DRAWING

FORMATION PROCESS

Type D

Volume

Core

Corridors

Gardening and playing

Upper Floor Plan

Different Types of Rooms

Lower Floor Plan

Enter from Upper Floor

Enter from Lower Floor

Single Floor

All

Outdoor stage

Conference

Opera house

Commercial

Roof garden

Gallery

Individual Work | Qingyuan

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Verdant bamboo hat, green straw cape, no need to go back in breeze and drizzle. —Zhang Zhihe, Fisherman's Song

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= This poem describes a peaceful picture of the writer enjoying himself, which inspires me to create a world with lush trees, pleasant environment, and make people lost in the city park.

I've been to many public architectures with grand scale and

Residential

attractive appearance, however not compatible with human scale. In my view, public architectures should first consider

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people. Thus, I hope this city complex in Qingyuan could

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be part of the park, people will actively stay here rather than passively walk across the site. Starting from city to architec-

Commercial

ture, from outside to inside, I try to create an outdoor space

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which serves citizens via the unblocked walking system throughout the whole design and the freely undulant slopes of the ground.

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CONCEPT

GEOMETRY ANALYSIS

The component of the mountain

Qingyuan City

The micro structure of the rock

Scholar's Rocks

CaCO3 Crystal Structure

I hope that the theater, exhibitions, conferences and commerce mingle with each other to make full use of the space. For example, the exhibition space for artists is designed beneath the raised ground of stalls of theater. People can enter the theater from the west side when there is no performance being held.

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3 Dressing room

7 Main stage

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4 Corridor

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12 Washroom

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STRATEGY ANALYSIS

CONCEPT

Theater and Exhibition Hall

Crystal structure

STRUCTURE

THEATER STEP 1.

Roof

A regular theater

Geometry plan

THEATER STEP 2.

Lower the height to reduce the great volume

EXHIBITION HALL 2F

STEP 3.

Make use of the space under the stalls

Conference Rooms and Multi-function Hall

Grid frame

CONFERENCE CENTER STEP 1.

A regular conference center

1F LECTURE ALL CONFERENCE ALL

STEP 2.

Make use of the space under the lecture room Waffle slab

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Move the wall and create two outdoor stages

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AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM Staffs of the gallery Staffs of the opera house Cargo loading

Audience of the opera house Citizens Conference participants

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Auditorium

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The sloping roof of the auditorium is designed to be an outdoor stage. The conference room, which echoes with

Lecture room

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the mounds on the ground, can turn into an open theater after the walls of the multi-function hall being moved.

DEPTH and ROUTE wells 300 ft + wells 0-300 ft

Water wells Abandoned wells Stratigraphic Test Wells Fogelpole Natural Preserve Observation Tower

Individual Work | Prairie Du Rocher

08 Disappearing Ground Marker Path

Believe it or not, we are living in a region which hosts karst topography with the formation of sinkholes and caves. This is a site analysis to reveal the landscape of Fogelpole Cave Nature Preserve in East St. Louis.

During the research, a hidden element was found out. Water wells, made by stainless steel with 6� diameter, went deeply into underground (up to 625’) to reach for drinking water. As landscape changed and people left their homes, some wells were dry and abandoned after decades.

At every well location, markers were extruded to the same height above ground. They served as a vertical system to measure the overall landscape, help lift up visitors and help geologists get a better understanding the field condition (which cannot be perceived when walking under the foliage). In this way, markers reveal the footprint of human being, the geology below ground and changes of landscape through time.

Zoom in from landscape scale to the entrance of the cave, the path system provides different choices for paces and view while scientists or visitors are approaching (descending) or leaving (ascending) from the below ground world. In architecture scale, the observation tower which include lab and bedrooms provide the scientists a place for temporary rest.

PACE IN AUTOMOBILE

FIG 1. TRANSPORTATION

FIG 2. SURFACE GEOLOGY

Campus

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Site

CAVE MODELING

SECTIONAL COLLAGE

SLOPE SPLIT

TILT

WINDING CANTILIVER OPENING BEDDING FRAGMENTATION ROTATION

SPACIAL CONFIGURATION

FORMATION EROSION

CARVING

FIG 3. FOLIAGE

FIG 4. SINKHOLE AREA

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PHYSICAL ACTION

TO AVOID

TO BEND

TO PAUSE

TO FOCUS

PARTIAL EXPERIENCES: LIGHT AND PERCEPTION

TO SQUEEZE

TO JUMP

TO CLIMB

TO REST

SITE MAPPING

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Stratigraphic Test Wells 121332276900 Water 292

121330037600 Water 195

121330003900 Water Dry and Abandoned, Oil

Stratigraphic Test Wells

Marker

121330062200 Water 497

121332063700 Water 395

121332317500 Water 477

121332141500 Water 231

121332199800 Water 374

121332076900 Water 625

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Abandon Wells Occupiable Tower Occupiable Tower Abandoned

VIEW at POINT A: Markers

Wells

High DEPTH OF GEOLOGY 121330035900 Water 119 121332140700 Water 292 121330062100 Water 456 121330051900 Water 412

121332070300 Water 313

121332303600 Water 12

121332314300 Water 415

245 Limestone, some dolomite, some chert

121332303700 crop 10 325 Limestone, some oolites, some chert

Zoom area of SITE PLAN

390 Limestone, some chert 415 Shale

121332346000 Stratigraphic Test 24

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121332140400 Water 465 121332104800 Water 205 121330057600 Water 271

575 Limestone, very cherty 121330036400 water 155 121330036300 Dry and abandoned

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Water Wells

Representational Marker

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TOWER SECTION

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TOWER PLAN

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VIEW at POINT C: Observation tower

Renovation in Mahlow, Germany

Team Work | Summer Internship

09 Professional Works Welcome Center And Hotel HOK | Internship in St. Louis Involvements: schematic design (diagrams, 3d modeling, renderings)

Hybl Sports Performance Medicine Center HOK | Internship in St. Louis Involvements: schematic design, design development (renderings, diagrams)

Artek Helsinki Exibition June 14 Meyer-GrohbrĂźgge & Chermayeff | Internship in Berlin Involvements: conceptual design, schematic design (details, diagrams, 3d modeling, floor plans, rendering, presentation file)

AoYue Snow Theme Park Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University Co., Ltd. | Internship in Beijing Involvements: conceptual design (diagrams, 3d modeling, physical modeling, floor plans)

Wanshou Temple District Renovation Proposal Architecture Design and Research Group | Internship in Beijing Involvements: conceptual design (diagrams, 3d modeling, floor plans,rendering, presentation file)

WELCOME CENTER AND HOTEL

Section Perspective

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1. Existing Terminal Hotel 2. Existing Parking Structure 3. Welcome Center 4. Existing Light Rail 5. Hotel

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HYBL SPORTS PERFORMANCE MEDICINE CENTER

Cafe 360 View Wall Sections

Metal Panel Soffit and Fascia

Metal Panel Soffit and Fascia

Brick Masonry

Glazed Aluminum Window Wall

Spandrel Panels

Spandrel Panels

Glazed Aluminum Curtain Wall

Mullion Cap Extension

Brick Masory Metal Panel Soffit Metal Panel Entry Canopy

Metal Panel Column Cover Beyond

Glazed Aluminum

Glazed Aluminum Storefront

Metal Panel

Glazed Aluminum Storefront

Brick Masory Metal Panel Soffit Metal Panel Column Cover Beyond Glazed Aluminum Storefront

ARTEK HELSINKI EXHIBITION

Installation

Nylon String

Hook Wood

Step 2.

Mirror

Step 1.

Step 3.

WANSHOU TEMPLE DISTRICT RENOVATION

Multiple Field

AOYUE SNOW THEME PARK

Comparison

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

Analysis

PARAMETRIC FACADE DESIGN Type 1: Window with Overhang and Side Shading Five-point Adaptive Family

Type 2: Window with Surface Shading Four-point Adaptive Family

Type 3: Window with Surface Shading Four-point Adaptive Family

Type 4: Zinc Panel Four-point Adaptive Family

10 Other Works BIM in Practice Parametric Design in Revit Team Member: An Liu

Cultural Space Drawing Skeches | Individual Work

Other Projects Collections | Individual Work

Building System Analysis of NOVUS Missouri Research Park Team Member: Baoyue Wang

Environmental System Analysis of Terrence Donnely Center for Cellular and Biomolecular Research Team Member: Yahan Wang, Ke(Kathy) She Software: DIVA, eQUEST, Pachyderm, Climate Consultant

CULTURAL SPACE DRAWING

Halifax Street and Housing

Sea and Land

2319 Maynard St.

5515 Columbus Place

Rural Urban

Suburban

Rural plan: organic development

Rural

OTHER PROJECTS

Old and New

Youth Hostel design

Dilemma

Bridge design

Individual Work | Various Locations

Barcelona

straight

Continuation of public realm

extension straight

taper

Simulated City

Villa design

Water Courtyard

Hotel design

Life in the Mountains

Residential district design

ROOF DRAIN COVER DECK CLAMP

2” WOOD BLOCKING

GH OPENING 02’8”

AIR MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 5/8” EXTERIOR SHEATHING

ROOF DRAIN

STEEL ANGLE

AIR MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 5/8” EXTERIOR SHEATHING

4” STEEL STUD KICKER STEEL ANGLE

5/8” GYPSUM BOARD AND VAPOR BARRIER

T.O. ROUGH OPENING ELEV: +115’-8”

4” STEEL STUD KICKER

BACK ROD SEALANT, TYP 5/8” GYPSUM BOARD AND VAPOR BARRIER BACK ROD SEALANT, TYP

WEATHER SEAL ALL JOINTS TYPE WEATHER SEAL ALL JOINTS TYPE

RAISED ACCESS FLOOR

RAISED ACCESS FLOOR

LEVEL 2 ELEV: +106’6”

6” METAL STUDS W/ BATT INSULATION, TYP

6” METAL STUDS W/ BATT INSULATION, TYP

10” CONCRETE SLAB- REINFORCED 2- WAYS

T.O. SLAB ELEV: +105’6”

10” CONCRETE SLAB- REINFORCED 2- WAYS

LIGHT GAUGE METAL CLIP, TYP

LIGHT GAUGE METAL CLIP, TYP

5/8” GYP BOARD OVER VAPOR BARRIER

5/8” GYP BOARD OVER VAPOR BARRIER

COMPOSITE METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN SYSTEM, TYP COMPOSITE METAL PANEL RAINSCREEN SYSTEM, TYP

4” KICKER @ EACH STUD

T.O. ROUGH OPENING ELEV: +102’8”

PREFINISHED ALUMINUM DRIP FLASHING

PREFINISHED ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM W/1” INSULATED GLASS, TYP

INTERIOR

4” KICKER @ EACH STUD

PREFINISHED ALUMINUM DRIP FLASHING

PREFINISHED ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM W/1” INSULATED GLASS, TYP

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

EXTERIOR

RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SYSTEM

LEVEL 1 ELEV: +93'-6"

MULLION/JAMB EXTENSION SILL FLASHING

T.O. CONCRETE ELEV: +93'-3" T.O. CONC FLOOR ELEV: +92'-6"

TING

0'-6"

9'-6"

ROOF DRAIN

DRAIN INSULATION

T.O. CONCRETE ELEV: +116’-0”

CRETE

TING

DRAIN INSULATION

TAPERED RIGID INSULATION

T.O. CONCRETE ELEV: +116’-0”

3'-3"

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TAPERED RIGID INSULATION

SINGLE PLY MEMBRANE ROOF

3'-6"

2'-6"

SINGLE PLY MEMBRANE ROOF

3/4” FIRE TREATED PLYWOOD

GH OPENING 15’-8”

B 05’6”

3/4” FIRE TREATED PLYWOOD

PRE FINISHED ALUMINUM COPING

CRETE 16’-0”

06’6”

2” WOOD BLOCKING

DECK CLAMP

APET 20’-4”

CRETE 16’-0”

PRE FINISHED ALUMINUM COPING

ROOF DRAIN COVER

T.O. PARAPET ELEV: +120’-4”

T.O. FOOTING ELEV: +90'-6"

RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SYSTEM MULLION/JAMB EXTENSION

4" CONCRETE SLAB W/6*6 WELDED WIRE FABRIC

SILL FLASHING BENTONITE WATER STOP

4" CONCRETE SLAB W/6*6 WELDED WIRE FABRIC

VAPOR BARRIER OVER 6" COMPACTED GRANULAR FILL 2" RIGID INSULATION

BENTONITE WATER STOP

FLUID APPLIED WATER PROOFING

VAPOR BARRIER OVER 6" COMPACTED GRANULAR FILL

FRENCH DRAIN

2" RIGID INSULATION

#4 RE BAR @ 12"

FLUID APPLIED WATER PROOFING

(3) #5 RE BAR

FRENCH DRAIN #4 RE BAR @ 12" (3) #5 RE BAR

B.O. FOOTING

BUILDING SYSTEM Analysis of NOVUS Missouri Research Park

ELEV: +89'-6"

WALL SECTION SCALE 1"=1’ 0"

WALL SECTION SCALE 1"=1’ 0"

Name: Ba Yu

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM Analysis of Terrence Donnely Center for Cellular and Biomolecular Research

lyuyixin@wustl.edu +1 3142888110 1620 W 35th Pl, Unit E, Los Angeles, CA 90018