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PORTFOILO OF SIXUE CEHN architecture and interior design selected works form 2018-2026


PROFESSIONAL WORKS Perkins&Will

CONTENT

Designer

University of Houston Retail, Auxiliary, and Dining

Built

Higher Education

LSU Health Shreveport Center for Medical Education

Built

Higher Education

Lake Highlands Middle School

Built

Education

Confidential Headquarters

Built

Commercial

Eastfield College

Built

Renovation

Chengdu East New District Jiangxi South Area

Built

Commercial

Caizhi Garden

Built

Commercial

Gensler

Design Associate

STUDENT WORKS The Box Insert


Professional Works


University of Houston Retail, Auxiliary, and Dining


LSU Health Shreveport Center for Medical Education


Lake Highlands Middle School


Confidential Headquarters


Eastfield College


Chengdu East New District Jiangxi South Area


Cai Zhi Garden


Student Works


THE BOXES Revival of Bauhaus Campus

DESSAU GERAMNY

The traditional Bauhaus style was born in the industrialization period after World War II. This simple and modern style has advantages in large-scale construction of social housing. With the development of construction technology, the birth of structural forms such as large spans and truss systems has brought the possibility of constructing more abundant and diverse spaces. Today, Bauhaus has a history of 100 years, and we have also entered the post-industrial era. The traditional Bauhaus style is worthy of reflection and improvement. More and more people are demanding that some human factors be combined to a certain extent to get rid of the concept of "building is a living machine" and to combine with the natural environment. This case is a compromise, combining the traditional Bauhaus style with the needs of people in the post-industrial era. The shape of the inverted pyramid of the building is not only a rebellious interpretation of the classics, but also frees the ground to give nature the opportunity to intervene in the building. The internal public space presents a funnel-shaped layout, based on the classroom form of the early European Academy as a prototype, reflecting the Bauhaus idea of flowing ​​ planes and free space.


DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM

Program Mixture

Context

A comprehensive analysis of the Dessau city center shows that the functions of the main buildings have a great influence on the formation of pedestrian traffic: public buildings and parks determine the largest pedestrian flow, buildings with an active first floor affect the secondary flow of pedestrians, On the contrary, industrial buildings reduce the saturation of pedestrian space.

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DIAGRAM Elements

DIAGRAM

Color Composition

Minimalism

Cubism

Grid System

Cross Column

Curtain Wall System

Prototypes

LEGEND Design Site

Landmark

Public Building

Industrial Building

Landscape

Active Node

Active Range

Main Flowline


DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM

Daily Behavior and Needs

Spatial Logic

Traditional Distributions The buildings in Bauhaus campus now are scattered in different parts of the campus. Because many students need go to various in a day, they have to travel in different places repeatedly and waste a lot of time on the road.

All in One Placing different building parts in different boxes, attaching them to a large atrium, and organizing different functions with parallel streamlines can clearly distinguish them. This avoids the problem of streamline chaos.

DIAGRAM

Building Analysis

Long-Term Residence

Event Space Steel beam with Skylight

Short-Term Residence

Forum

Galllery Classroom Collective Working Auditorium

Through the analysis of the needs of the people applicable to the building, it is finally determined that the design school is a group unit, the special teaching method of the workshop form and the relatively large work intensity of the design major need to be more closely integrated with the work area and the dormitory area. The plane layout is determined as the outer ring dormitory and the inner ring teaching area.

Program

Steel Truss

Structure System

Sun Path

DIAGRAM

Program Mixture Roof Leisure space • Sports • outdoor activities Accommodation • Student • Visiitor

Research and development Roof Leisure space Public Library Living & Accommodation Service office

Public display space • Gallery • Public Atrium

Public display space Living Logistics Space

R & D space Research Center • office space • Natural Ventilation

Punlic Library Reading Room • Forum • Service office space Personnel Training • Student Centre • Living Logistics Space Cafe • Food and beverage •

Visitor Student Add Ceramic Panel for Shading

Faculty

Activity Distribution

Natural Ventilation


DRAWINGS

DRAWINGS

Plans

Plans

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N 03

03

03

02

03

04

01

LEGEND

05 04

01 Workshop 02 Atrium 03 Classroom 04 Restroom 05 Auditorium 06 Students’ Residence 07 Visitors' Residence

02

Second Floor Plan

0

5

10

25M

01 06

06

06

06

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01 06

06

01 Workshop 02 Atrium 03 Classroom 04 Restroom 05 Auditorium 06 Students’ Residence 07 Visitors' Residence 5

01

06

06

LEGEND

0

06

10

06

07

25M

Fourth Floor Plan

07

07

07

LEGEND 01 Workshop 02 Atrium 03 Classroom 04 Restroom 05 Auditorium 06 Students’ Residence 07 Visitors' Residence

0

5

10

25M


DRAWINGS

DRAWINGS

Axonometric

Elevations

15.800 12.240 9.180 6.120

Skylight

3.060 0.000

Roof North Elevation

Steel Frame Truss

Steel Truss

15.800 12.240 9.180

Fourth Floor

6.120

Residential

3.060 0.000

Cafe

East Elevation Classrooms

Third Floor

Office

Auditorium

DRAWINGS

Sections

A

A

B

B

15.800 12.240

Restroom

Second Floor

9.180 6.120 3.060 0.000

Workshop

A-A Section

Atrium

Supportive Truss

First Floor 15.800

Elevators

12.240 9.180 6.120 3.060 0.000

B-B Section


RENDERING Observation, Perception and Transiation The spiritual connotation of Bauhaus also includes "as the standard of the times". If the spirit of Bauhaus in the industrial age means "industrialization", then in the postindustrial era, it should include "landscape architecture, which is integrated with landscape." Humanized architecture" such requirements. An undulating grass slope is set in the design site, and the entrance and volume of the building are fully integrated with the grass slope. At the same time, the grass slope is used to reduce the noise of the train. The main entrance and parking spaces of the site are located on the east side of the site with denser crowds based on the previous site analysis.

DRAWINGS

Detailed Section


Beam 300mm*600mm

Cedar Siding Antifouling layer Horizontal stay Moisture-proof film Vertical burr High-efficiency phenolic foam Structural plywood t=9mm

Greenhouse sash curtain wall Floating seam t=5mm lap seam

Glass Panel

White birch floor t=6mm Plywood lining 2t=12mm Water barrier t=60mm R i gi d i n s u l at i o n fo a m t=30mm Joist 90×30mm, 300mm interval

Plastering mortar t=40mm Rigid insulating foam t=50mm Waterproof membrane Reinforced concrete t=150mm

Skylight PW6.8mm

Cedar Siding Antifouling layer Horizontal stay Moisture-proof film Vertical burr High-efficiency phenolic foam Structural plywood t=9mm

Composite floor t=12mm Plastering mortar t=8mm Concrete t=90mm Corrugated steel plate t=50mm Main/Vice I-beam Waterproof gypsum board t=12mm

Steel Truss System

Cedar Siding Antifouling layer Horizontal stay Moisture-proof film Vertical burr High-efficiency phenolic foam Structural plywood t=9mm

Ceramic Shading

Section Perspective As the core of the building, the atrium connects various functions in the building. The 50 apartments on the 4th and 5th floors are enough to accommodate 50 people. These rooms will serve students, lecturers and other guests who may need to stay for a few days to a few months.

Perceptive from the Atrium

Located in the 2-3 floor full-height space, it can accommodate 200 people. This space will be used for lectures, guest lectures and other formal events.

Perceptive from the Auditorium

The 9m*21m strip-shaped volume located on the 3rd floor is a space where students and teachers can gather to relax, have a cup of coffee or quickly grab a bite after studying.

Perceptive from the Cafe


INSERT Plug-in to revitalize urban village SHENZHEN CHINA

How to transform a chaotic urban village into a healthy community? This design puts forward my own ideas. What elements should a healthy community have? Clean streets, open public spaces, adequate greening, fitness and exercise venues, complete functional facilities, landmarks that attract tourists...Various and changing needs of residents In this design will be solved one by one in the form of continuously updated city plug-ins.


DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM

location&site

form

PLUG-IN

Creat a resonable number of plug-ins, prefabricated in other places

RISING

Raise a block to create a viewing space&improve vertical traffic

DIAGRAM

GROUP

Insert the plug-into form 4 different groups at 4 intersections

PLACING

Place four stairs and four vertical observation elevators

SKYWALK

Raise the skywalk system to solve traffic problems

REVERSING

Reverse the stairs around the lifts to get a better view

GREENING

Put an open green park at the entrance of the village

CAPPING

Cover the top floor to create a toplevel viewing platform

concept analysis

The project is located in Shazui Village, Shenzhen,Guangdong, China. The site itself is an urban village built by the villagers. It faces the Shenzhen Bay to the south and is adjacent to a mangrove bay. The scenery is beautiful and could probably attract a large number of tourists.

COMPEXITY--->ADAPTATION

STRICTURE--->OPENESS

ISOLATION--->PUBLIC

UNNATURE--->NATURE

After analysis, the site has the following problems: the needs of residents are diverse and changing; the village is closed and lacks economic vitality; the public space is absent and the residents' community awareness is not strong; the streets are narrow and the environment is dirty; the greening is seriously insufficient, and the ecology environment is not good.

NOWHERE--->DESTINATION


DIAGRAM

DIAGRAM

building technique analysis

unit analysis Large

COLUMN

BEAMS

CURTAIN WALL

FLOOR

READING UNIT(L)

FITNESS UNIT(L)

RETAIL UNIT(L)

LOUNGE UNIT(L)

CHESS&CARD UNIT(S)

EXHIBITION UNIT(S)

TEAHOUSE UNIT(S)

CLINIC UNIT(S)

DIAGRAM unit analysis Small

SPREADING

RISING

DIAGRAM

detail analysis (3D)

The modular plug-in building will be selfbuilt by AI robots controlled by computer programs. Following the process of columns, beams, curtain walls, floor slabs, horizontal copying, and vertical copying, it will be possible to quickly build and add to meet different needs.


DRAWING

MODEL 135

55

260

280

Street & Park view

300

150

360

250 230 20

220 790

25

100 100

7F

5

360

100

100 100

350 300

100

210

132 48

80 50 30

955

600

section

wc

72

168

100 50 50 100

Construction Section (Top)

Corner Detail (1)

6F

5F 60 75 55

260

300 72

9 54 9

50

505 290

50 58 58

100m

4F 300 50

72

168

100 50 50 100

Corner Detail (2)

3F

200

50

Construction Section (Mid)

The form of Cunkou Park is free and curved. Green spots of different sizes are dotted in the site, and the grass and arbor are set against each other. People can rest on the grass, read a book, have a picnic, and admire the entire building complex.

54

350 300 72

9 9 72

168

100 50 50 100

Corner Detail (3)

4200

2F

575

600

600

600

600

575

150

2700

150

600

1F

wc

Roadway

Sidewalk

Village park


MODEL overall

DRAWING master plan

MODEL details

0m 10m

1. Bussiness Group 2.Heath Group 3.Culture Group 4.Service Group

30m

50m

PYHSICAL MODEL AREA CORE AREA

Four most important intersections are choose to centrally arrange the plug-in bodies to form 4 groups of different functions, and cooperate with the village square to form a public space where people can gather spontaneously.

100m


DRAWING AX & Scene

Central Landscape and Commercial Group In order to maximize the use of the beautiful scenery on the south side of the site, a landscape building above the village skyline was built in the center of the village to introduce the tourist flow into the village, boost the village economy, and enrich the villagers’ community life


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