Architecture Portfolio 2019-2023

POR TFO LIO

I have a passion for observing humans, fascinated by psychology and philosophy. Exploring people's attitudes and needs is my goal.

In the future, I plan to apply for a graduate program in Interaction Design.

I love traveling, nature, and photography, as they provide me with immense emotional support.

I prioritize my well-being and refuse to stay up late for design work. In the past four years, I've only stayed up late three times. Since my second year of college, I've maintained a healthy work-life balance without the need for late-night design sessions.

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River Church https://youtu.be/R0scudKwZUY LEGO Office https://youtu.be/nyFpFuofkhc Sensory Haven https://youtu.be/zNj1sUw3o9w

NOT Art Museum https://youtu.be/_BGARfBb8Ho

https://youtu.be/g3gglMokV1M

https://youtu.be/ZEIZunqH6yU

Biomimetic Structure of Typhoon 2019/10

Typhoon Mangkhut

Translation Diagram

Arch-shaped structure

Cross-Section

Stacke Continuous Surface A

Continuous Surface B

Structural Unit A

Longitudinal Section Stacke

Pattern A

Pattern B

Concrete Molds

Site：Taipei Depot

Function：Information booth

Key word: Contrast

Intro：

The information station's location is characterized by stark contrasts. It features both historic landmarks like the Taipei Depot and Songshan Tobacco Factory, as well as modern structures like the Eslite Building and Taipei Dome. The vibrant colors of the Eslite Building stand in stark contrast to the subdued tones of the Taipei Depot. Additionally, the Taipei Depot buildings predominantly exhibit rectangular shapes, while the Eslite Building and Taipei Dome have distinctive and unconventional forms.

Render Final Model

Embrace the Collage of Heritage, Standing at the Crossroads.

Final Model Display

Contrasting views

Unidirectional exterior views towards the Taipei Depot, while the interior offers a winding circulation path with three turning points, gradually revealing the plaza, old residential buildings, and the Taipei Depot.

Contrasting forms

A rectangular building with a kaleidoscopeinspired interior, featuring fragmented stained glass along a central axis, creating a fragmented façade and windows.

Contrasting materials

Textured and aligned stone bricks on the exterior walls, highlighting the fragmented glass, while the interior boasts continuous PANDOMO flooring, enhancing the sense of flow.

Contrasting colors

Dark gray exterior for an industrial feel, and a white interior with reflective surfaces at the end of the circulation route, creating a dreamlike experience.

Site：182 Lane, Alley 3, Beixin Road, Tamsui District, New Taipei City. Function：Architectural Student Residences Key word: Diverse Types of Life & Interaction

The design aims to provide a comfortable and warm living environment for three types of residents: architectural students, non-architectural students, and students with both daytime and nighttime work schedules. It ensures that each group can enjoy a peaceful living experience without disturbing one another, while also allowing for interactions and connections among them.

Concept Collage

The Source of Warmth for Students with Diverse Schedules

Creating a Sense of Belonging and Comfort

Uniting and Connecting: Creating a Sense of Community

Balancing Expectations and Creating Warmth

Final Model

Colored Copper

RC

RC

Perforated Panels

“Early to Bed, Early to Rise “ Students▲

“Early to Bed, Early to Rise “ Students

Site：Next to MRT Shandao Temple Station Function：Office Building

Key word: Permutations & Move

Continuing the spirit of LEGO's coexis-tence of play and learning, I hope that the office is a happy office where you can play all the time. The boundaries between games, life, and office disappear, so that the space can be freely defined. And pass the pleasant atmo-sphere to the surrounding office build-

Render

Final Model

Look, orbits usually run like that.

How do you think our product should develop？？

We now have huge discounts！

Good morning~

Do you want to eat that restaurant for dinner?

I like this 996 life.

Story Board

Is it ok for us to watch movies during working hours?

LALALALA~ LALALA~~~

i like their performance!

The test was successful!

Our boss is on a business trip, isn't he?

Isn't this really the interface for dating?

I think the motor could be improved.

I'm so tired from work, let's go to the garden and sit for a while

LALALALA~ LALALA~~~

Site：Opposite Chiang Kai-Shek Shilin Residence Function：Residence for the Visually Impaired Key word: Enhancing the Senses

Intro：

This residence is specifically designed for the visually impaired, leveraging their heightened senses of hearing, smell, and touch. The goal is to incorporate elements that can be perceived through these senses, creating a warm and comforting environment that provides a sense of safety and convenience for this special group.

Slogan

Final Model

Painpoints

Solutions

Tactile spatial design

Smooth curves facilitate easy navigation for visually impaired individuals, while integrating furniture into the curved walls provides constant tactile boundaries and reduces the risk of collisions.

Sensory cues guide spatial relationships Warm elements like the scent of food, flowers, and the sounds of music and conversation fill the units, reflecting and converging to provide spatial hints and enhance the multifunctionality of the space.

Spatial sequence guided by lighting

Softly illuminated walls connect the individual units, while colored windows on the facade create a color-coded effect, guiding each space within the residence.

Final Model

Site：Penghu Cow Trail Intertidal Zone Function：Fishing & Salt Drying

Key word: Nature & Elastic Structure

Intro：In our perception, architecture has traditionally served a protective role, shielding us from the elements. However, this approach can lack flexibility and hinder our connection with nature. I believe that architecture should embrace the concept of "temporal elasticity," recognizing the ever-changing nature of wind, waves, sunlight, and other elements. By reevaluating our relationship with nature, we can create architecture that provides both shelter and a harmonious connection with the environment.

TENA- Structure

Use buoys and the elastic structure of the concept models. There is no need to fight against the waves and sea wind, but to adapt to the fluctuations of the tide and wind withstatic instability, platform to make people feel the tide.

TENA- Function

During the fishing ban period (July and August happens to be the peak tourist season) it is used as a sunrise viewing platform during the fishing season, people can go down to the lower tide zone to explore at any time as the tide changes.

instability, and to use the floating of the entire

viewing platform for tourists, and as a fishing platform

TENA-Structure

The elastic bamboostructureis used toadapt tothe strong wind, andthe whitesail is used totakeadvantage ofthe strongwindtocompletethe The stronger the wind, thebrighter thelight reflected from the crystalline salt ofthe canvas.

TENA- Function

The white sails are used to crystallize and collect salt from the sea breeze. The condensed water will flow into the pool with the bamboo structure and re-enter the sea. The height of the canvas can be adjustedaccording to the seasonal wind direction.

ofthe strongwindtocompletethe salt crystallization.

Site：National Taiwan Science Education Center

Function：Exhibition Area

Key word: MR & Interaction

Intro：This is an MR exhibition area located in front of the National Science Education Museum's sea turtle conservation special exhibition. It aims to stimulate emotions through spatial transformations, altering human postures, subsequently influencing various parameters of the space. The goal is to connect the external space with the exhibition area and deepen people's contemplation on sea turtle conservation.

Final Model Space

Pose Emotion

Visitors Exhibition

Pose & Emotion( Angry)

Pose analysis code

Front pose data

Side pose data

Stride width

The percentage of the width of the step when angry compared to the maximum swing amplitude when not angry (maximum of 30.7° when not angry).

Forward head tilt

The comparison of the angle of forward tilt of the head when angry to the angle when not angry.

Arm swing

Forward body lean

The comparison of the angle of forward lean of the body when angry to the angle when not angry.

The percentage of the amplitude of arm swing when angry compared to the maximum amplitude when not angry (maximum of 35° when not angry).

Space & Emotion

Space imagination map

Gloomy, Forbearing, Terrifying, Murderous, Impulsive

Reinterpretation Scale Materials Confl ict Avoida nce Nar row 1 m 3 m Wid e Top Front Right Extended perception ???????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ??????? ??? Dar oppression Light colo Translucen Surrounding

Oppression

Interactive Materials

Black stretch fabric

Waste plastic film

Elastic mesh

Steel frame

Wooden walkway

How outrageous that there is SO MUCH trash in the ocean! !

Oh my God!

These poor turtles' bodies are just so freaky!

What happened? Everything suddenly got so freakin' quiet.

Man, an undisturbed ocean is just freaking awesome!

Site：Peng-hu

Function：Residence for the Garbage Researchers Key word: Marine community

Intro：

Recently the global marine garbage problem has become increasingly serious. The marine garbage, which is most likely to accumulate on islands, travels around the world with the help of monsoons and ocean currents. Peng-hu , a “marine garbage relay station”, has been suffering serious environmental pollution.

Our building is designed for marine garbage researchers to live and work.

Inspired by the living habits of the local creatures of Peng-hu, the green loggerhead turtle, it is hoped that after cleaning up the garbage in the sea, the building will return to the shore , while the rubbish will be re-manufactured into art crafts, or recycled into building materials used in new building units. We hope that researchers can work freely just like green sea turtles, balancing entertainment and work.

Maybe few years later, more and more land will be submerged with the sea level rising, but marine communities will be formed using a large-scale reproduction of building units.People then may get used to living on the ocean.

Team：陳沁蕓， 王芯玫， 郭珈玲

Contribution：Design, Storyboard Illustration（ in the bottom left corner of final）