ChenyiyuWu portfolio

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CONTINUOUS FABRIC

BETWEEN & BEYOND

LAYERED SPATIOTEMPORAL

MORE THAN A CHAIR

SHARED MOONLIGHT

FRAGMENTS OF MAKING

ISF and FDM (3D Printing) hybrid fabrication for facade design

Future Library: Spatial Transitions for Evolving Ways of Learning

Reimagining Time and Space in Interior Design through Installation

Making a Chair to Understand Wood and the Everyday Ritual of Use

A Mixed-Reality Museum Experience Exploring the World of the Bogong Moth

A collection of personal experiments, handmade works, and everyday inspirations

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Hybrid Fabrications combines robotic Incremental Sheet Forming (ISF) and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM, 3D Printing) to explore hybrid joints for architectural surfaces. The project began with performance testing of each technique, developed joint strategies, and culminated in wall system prototypes and a facade design for RMIT.

Award

Interior Design Practices Commendation Award

RMIT · 2025

Continuous Fabric

Rhino · Grasshopper · Photoshop · Illustrator · Bambu

ISF and FDM (3D Printing) hybrid fabrication for facade design 2025

Through iterative testing, the project approaches the material’s limits to uncover new possibilities

Index 2025

Sida 2025

Between & Beyond Future Library: Spatial Transitions for Evolving Ways of Learning 2025

Between & Beyond is a spatial proposal that reimagines the university library beyond its traditional role as a knowledge archive. Instead, it positions the library as an adaptive, inclusive, and interconnected learning system.

By linking classrooms, the atrium, and outdoor areas, the project dissolves rigid sp ational experiences. Learning is no longer confined to isolated rooms, but unfolds across a continuous spatial network.

Rhino · Illustrator · Photoshop · InDesign

The design is organized around fluid spatial transitions that connect different learning modes.

From structured teaching spaces to collaborative zones and informal study areas, the library supports varied ways of learning within a unified system.

Extending from the indoor atrium toward outdoor spaces, the project introduces spatial and psychological gradients.

Clearly defined yet flexible zones allow users to move freely and engage with learning at their own pace.

Layered Spatiotemporal Reimagining Time and Space in Interior Design through Installation 2023

Rhino · Unreal Engine · Photoshop · Illustrator · Figmin XR (VR modeling) · Luma AI · RealityScan · AI Image Generation · Premiere Pro

Award

Interior Design Innovation Award Research Major Project

RMIT · 2023

Layered Spatiotemporal is an immersive installation developed for Melbourne’s Now or Never festival, exploring layered reality across physical and virtual environments.

By operating across multiple sites, the project challenges linear notions of space and time, proposing interior experience as interconnected, overlapping, and constantly evolving.

Three sites operate as a connected system

Spatial information—image, sound, and light—is continuously extracted, translated, and redistributed across physical and virtual environments, forming a shared and evolving interior experience.

Major Presentation 2023

Index 2023

Bates Smart 2023

More Than a Making a Chair to Understand Wood and the Everyday Ritual of Use 2025

More Than a Chair begins with the body rather than the object.

Through an exploration of posture, interaction, and spatial occupation, the project redefines the chair as an active interface between the user and their environment, rather than a singular piece of furniture.

Rhino · Photoshop · InDesign

Chair

Index 2025

Form is generated through an iterative process of curve testing and digital-to-physical translation.

SHARED MOONLIGHT A Mixed-Reality Museum Experience Exploring the World of the Bogong Moth 2025

Shared Moonlight explores how museum exhibitions can engage visitors through play, participation, and shared experience.

Designed as a mixed-reality encounter, the project invites audiences to explore the world of the Bogong moth through interaction rather than observation— reframing the museum as a space of collective discovery.

Rhino · Vray· Photoshop · InDesign

Scientific Recording & Research Axis Human–Moth Overlapping Environments Axis

Bugs Alive!

Extending from the Melbourne Museum’s Bugs Alive gallery, the project was developed for the Museum Sleepover program and targets visitors aged 12 and above.

FRAGMENTS OF MAKING Independent Practice Material & Making Experiments 2020-2026 • Independent practice using making as a design research method •Exploring relationships between form, body, use, and surrounding conditions through object-scale prototypes •Testing how material behaviour, structure, and fabrication influence movement, interaction, and perception •Iterative process where physical outcomes inform design intention and spatial thinking

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