Architectural Portfolio 2018

KEAN GOH

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

CONTENTS 4 -11

MEDICAL CLINIC

12 - 29

URBAN COURTYARD

30 - 39

THE GREEN CORRIDOR

40 - 47

CULINARY SCHOOL

48 - 49

MODEL-MAKING

50 - 51

TRAVEL + PHOTOGRAPHY

52 - 55

PROFESSIONAL WORKS

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01 MEDICAL CLINIC

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Semester

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Fall 2017 (Special Travel Studio)

Location

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Cotonou,Benin

Professor

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John Ellis

Team Member

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Shannon Mcmanus

Description :

Akpakpa-Dodomey is an informal settlement in Cotonou. This neighborhood is in desperate need of a clinic, and has a site waiting for one to be realized. Our design strives to create a sustainable building and uses local materials such as clay, rebar, and corrugated metal. This medical clinic is not only designed to function efficiently, but also as a gathering space for the local community .

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Housing Typology

Method 1:

Void is the core

Method 2:

Void around the core

Method 3:

Void scatters around the volume

Final Result

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Incomplete Housing Unit(Void)

The Void of the Neighborhood

01 Platform 02 Walls Made with Clay Bricks 03 Ring Beams Reinforced Concrete 04 Welded Rebar Supporting System 05 Composite Corrugated Roofing Syetem 06 Welded Rebar Supporting System 07 Composite Corrugated Roofing System

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Concrete Foundation

Sand Charcoal Gravel

Clay and Stone Fillings

Iroko Wooden Seating

Supporting Clay Wall Ring Beam Reinforced Concrete Welded Rebar Structural System Composite Corrugated Roofing System

Iroko Wooden Floor

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01 Check-in Counter

02 Examination Room

03 Procedure Room

04 Kitchen

05 Storage(Kitchen)

06 Administration Room 07 Storage(Medicine) 08 Pharmacy

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02 URBAN COURTYARD

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Semester

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Spring 2018 (Thesis)

Location

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Boston,USA

Professor

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Anne-Catrin Schultz

Description :

This thesis project explores how the value of Boston City Hall can be sustained and reinterpreted through the process of analytical deconstruction, followed by strategic reconstruction with the aid of programmatic changes such as the addition of a Museum of Boston and public programs (including collaborative working space) in order to reinterpret the value of the building and reconnect with the contemporary and existing urban context.

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Analysis of : - Building volumes - Human-scaled perception - Exisitng urban contexts - Obstacles of the building

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FREEDOM TRAIL

NEW T-STATION ARCADE JEWISH MEMORIAL

BOSTON PUBLIC MARKET

GREEN WAY

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PRESENT l URBAN CONTEXT

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1960s l URBAN CONTEXT

EMYTIED OLD T-STATION

EMPTIED LOT

GREEN SPACE

ELEVATED HIGHWAY

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15. Open Working Space 16. Creative Graffiti Space 17. Innovative Relax Space 18. Cafe 19. Lobby

THIRD LEVEL l PLAZA LEVEL

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8. Open Gallery Space

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9. Multipurpose Room/Lecture Room 10. Ticket Counter 11. Permanent Gallery Space

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1. Restaurant 2. Cafe 3. Lobby 4. Coat Room 5. Ticket Counter 6. Permanent Gallery Space 7. Storage/Archieve Room

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12. Administration Office 13. Rentable Meeting Room 14. Open Theater Space 15. Open Working Space 16. Creative Graffiti Space 17. Innovative Relax Space 18. Cafe 19. Lobby

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8. Open Gallery Space 9. Multipurpose Room/Lecture Room

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10. Ticket Counter 11. Permanent Gallery Space

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03 GREEN CORRIDOR Semester

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Spring 2017 (Study Abroad)

Location

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Girona, Spain

Professor

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Maneul Delgado

Team Members :

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Berta Costa, Barbara Darder, Furkan Mor

Description :

Green Corridor is a master plan that reimagines the future of the transportation system and infrastructure in Girona region of Spain.

This proposition adds new tram systems to connect towns lacking the infrastructure to towns that currently rely on the rail system.

In addition, by turning a redundant road into a green corridor, the design promotes the use of public transportation, biking and walking. It takes a space originally occupied by cars and creates a place for recreational activities.

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Legend Train Station

Media Distance

Fast Speed Train

Existing Train Stations

Railway

Fast Speed Railway

Highway

National Railway

Existing Greenway

Existing Greenspace

Existing Green Way

Macanet de la

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Density Study

Girona

Fornells de la Selva

Riudellots de la Selva

Caldes de Malavella

Sils

Selva

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Legend Train Station

Tram Station

Media Distance Train

Highway and National Road

Fast Speed Train

Railway

Fast Speed Railway

Highway

Green Corridor

Existing Greenway

Railway(Tram)

Green Corridor and Greenway

Existing Greenspace

Macanet de la

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New Tram and Train System

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Fornells de la Selva

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Riudellots de la Selva

Cassa de la Selva

Llagostera

Caldes de Malavella

Santa Secilia

Sils La Goba Vidreres

Selva

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(Up)_ Sectional illustration of the Green Corridor (Below)_ Sectional illustration of the town with new tram system

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04 CULINARY SCHOOL

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Semester

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Spring 2016

Location

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Boston,USA

Professor

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Krist Karlins

Description :

This culinary school finds itself at the educational corner of Boston’s South End Neighborhood. The design brings together the process of learning and the origins of the culinary field, creating one form of performance. The transparency of the building allows this school to serve as a stage for students and chefs. And the careful distribution of commercial and educational programs allow them to separate spatially without using any physical barrier.

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Metal Stud Exterior Gypsum Sheathing Water Resistant Barriers(2 Layers) Metal Lath Type S Mortar Scratch Coat Type S Mortar Setting Bed Sand Stone Type S Mortar Joint

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MDF Sheet Double Glazed Units Plywood Frame Profile Roof Membrane Wooden Block

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LEVEL 4

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 2

GROUND LEVEL

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05 MODEL - MAKING

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06 TRAVEL + PHOTOGRAPHY I travel to explore, learn, be inspired, and witness the impacts of architecture.

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07 PROFESSIONAL WORKS SHESKEY ARCHITECTS

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