Chia Wei Chan Portfolio

Chia-Wei, Chan Design Portfolio E-mail Address I cchiawei@umich.edu Tel I +1-734-882-1145 Current Address I 12200 Fuller Court apt.1207B, Ann Arbor, MI

Contents

“Can we only know half of the truth? I can only see what’s in front, not what’s behind. So I can only know half of the truth, right?” Yi Yi, directed by Edward Yang (2000)

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Academic Works Adaptive Use Tunnels on the Edge

Urban Strategy The Inner Facade

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Urban Fragments in a Repeating System

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Space Coordination Between Communities

Regional Issue

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House Design

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City Catalyzer

Urban Activities Complex

Dialogue Of Space

Plant A House On Hillside

Competition Project The Loop

Give-And-Share Pavilion

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Other Works Work Samples

Zion Church, Dawo Village

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Sketch

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Chronology

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Travel & Site Record

2010~2020 Design Projects Record

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Tunnels on the Edge Urban Fragments in a Repeating System Project Type / Adaptive Use Academic / 1st Semester Studio,(2019) Advisor / Hui Wang, Andrew Moddrell Location / Chicago, Illinois, United States

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Chicago Grid: The “Invisible” and “Visible” Boundary Lines

Beyond Chicago Grid: The Transition of Space and Its Legacy

Theme Dating back to the Land Ordinance of 1785 and James Thompson’s subsequent first Plat of Chicago in 1830, The Chicago Grid is designed to give dependable service if operated according to instructions. The Chicago Grid is at once easy and difficult; generic and specific; neutral and hyperbolic; democratic and tyrannical; confining and liberating. It may discontinue or change specifications or design at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation.

San Francisco, Bay Area

Detroit, Wayne County

New York, New York State

1mile x 1 mile

Chatham

Humboldt Park

Near West Side

. White: 1.24% . Black: 96.61% . Hispanic: 0.91% . Asian: 0.35% . Other: 0.89%

. White: 5.38% . Black: 40.87% . Hispanic: 52.01% . Asian: 0.49% . Other: 1.25%

. White: 41.89% . Black: 30.39% . Hispanic: 10% . Asian: 15.57% . Other: 2.14%

Demographic 2015

Demographic 2015

Demographic 2015

1/4mile x 1/4 mile

1mile x 1 mile

1mile x 1 mile

1mile x 1 mile

One Block

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One Lot

One Lot

Chatham .Drastic racial transition from 1950 to 1960 .Stronghold of African American middle class .Home to Blues

One Lot

Humboldt Park .Drastic gains in real-estate value during 1870s .Various types of houses .Ethnical residential succession

One Lot

Near West Side

Portsmouth Square x Chinatown, SF

. Great Migration in 1960s .UIC x Hull House Complex .Real-estate values x United Center in 1994

. Elite culture x Immigrant neighborhood . Hybrid of Parking garage + Plaza .Social and cultural activities

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Eastern Market x Shed 3, DET

West Chelsea x 520 Warehouse, NY

. High ratio of Rent(97%) vs Own(3%) . Lack of green infrastructure . New spaces on upper floor residential units

. Iconic building along the High Line . Modern involvement in the historical memory . Floor area: roughly 4(interior):1(outdoor)

An “Ambitious” Hermit

site Wicker Park

Near North Side

Loop

Legends

Site Condition Analysis

Industrial corridor Waterway Community boundaries Major streets x Highways CTA Railways Railroads

Architecture as a collective experience

The transition from a dense residential area into the isolated, lifeless corridor, as well as the disconnection with the west town can be seen as two crucial opportunities to reshape the physical environment of the industrial corridor, mediating both visual and human connections in between.

Design wise, to introduce a new hub for civilians to celebrate the legacy , the revitalized warehouse duo needs to match the scope of “architecture as a re-involvement in the urban space”. To achieve such qualities, programs need to be flexible, adaptable, and partially temporary, allowing people with multiple social classes to join the dialogue.

In terms of recreation and commerce involvement, as a site located on the edge, the entrance can also be regarded as a square itself, but in a hybrid form that can reactivate commercial and recreational events by inviting people with all kinds of commuting ways. Thus, a drive-thru lane is placed on the corner, meanwhile leave the spine accessible for pedestrians to penetrate through the newly defined warehouse tunnels.

1mile x 1 mile Area View

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Adjacent Blocks Area View

Celebrate the Legacy

ďź‹8 Meter

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Think about height, when driving through the Kennedy Expressway two layers of gesture from the cluster can be seen: one is more ambiguous that social activities are hidden under the huge billboard, while on the opposite side two ambitious extrusions act as two big boxes exhibiting human activities in different void and interior space.

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The Inner Facade Space Coordination Between Communities Project Type / Urban Renewal Academic / Thesis Design,5th Year Studio,(2015) Advisor / Tsung-Hung, Pai Location / Taichung City, Taiwan Dorian Gray, the leading character of the novel “The Picture of Dorian Gray” written by Oscar Wilde , was obsessed with the charm and beauty of his self-portrait. Dorian had viewed that beauty and sensual fulfillment are the only two things for him to persue in his llife. After understanding that beauty will fade as time passes by, Dorian was anxious about not being charming permanently. He thus expressed his desire of selling his soul for eternal beauty, ensuring that the portrait, rather than he, will fade and age.

Take an overview of the urban development situation in Taiwan, when a city expands in changes of time and space, it is expected to detect both magnificence and repulsion emerging. The process creates an everlasting gap between programmatic and transitory areas. The constant desire for modernlization generates extra storage for modern society, while it is inevitable that regional idendities are being elimanated gradually.

The project poses as a space curator, which is responsible for sorting out the hidden values of the selected site, Chung Xin Market. The curating process was aimed at providing multiple routes for both market goers and residents to view the market from different angles.

Meanwhile, people are able to take advantage of the resources they mutually share within the block.

New Gap/ Entrance Hint

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Release/ Urban Backyard

Connection/ Cubism Path

Background Issue: The Aging Of Central District

On Site: Chung Xin Market

Expansion And Aging Of Old Town Based on the site selections of early infrastrucutre and government entities, central district of Taichung was highly developed in the past few decades. But the original scale of it could not provide better life qualities, the government then distributed other urban functions to the nearby west district in the early 90s.

West District

Central District

Railway Station

New Civic Spine To serve the population growth, the government had worked on various infrastructural improvements including plazas, schools, museums and science education center, encouraging both entrepreneur and habitants to dwell in the west district.

Tu-ku Village

Chung Xin Market

National Museum Of Fine Arts

Dadun Cultural Center

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What Is?

Contemporary Art

Green Space And Hydrology West district thus become intimately attached to the openness of the spine. Ironically, the regional growth aroused excessive real-estate investment along the spine, altering the original pattern within the area.

What If?

Traditional Market

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Cultural Connection West district has soon replaced the old, dense central district as the core and image of Taichung. New communities and art villages had integrated other historical monuments and cultural activities into a connected link.

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Past / Art Museum

Present / Contemporary Arts

Future / Alternative Space

Elite culture for upper-class people.

Art works are becoming publicly symbolic, usually are free for access.

Any forms of arts and spaces are possible for artists.

Past / Traditional Market

Present / Public Sphere

Future / Urban Resource

A simple place for the exchange of “substance”.

“Markets” are for both living and commerce. People get socialized and recall memory there.

Markets are more likely to be filled with various life scenes and people.

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Axonometric Mapping

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Space Curator In The Market

Release And Connect The Alley R

Alternative Space

Studio

B&B Hostel

Ladder Theatre

1.Gap

2.Social Movement Base

Truss/ Sheat Metal Roof

Existing Habitants

6.Old Market Trace/Residents’ Temple Mini Playground Catwalk Bridge

3.Vacant Corner Space

Street House

Truss & Roof Renewal

7.Streetfront Exhibition-Black Blank Gallery

Warehouse Exhibition

4.Traditional Vendor

Inner Cluster

5.Inner Street View

Existing Habitants

Conceptual Segment

Community Catering Venue

Node & New Path

Open Roof

8.Arcade Food Vendor

9.Gallery-Z Space

10.Third Floor Porch

Site In-Use

Vacant Residence Residence+Commerce Artist-Involved Commerce Temple/Toilet (Existing) A

Current Status Axonometric

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Every occupant lives with one another with respect, influnced by other space users spontaneously, while doing their works on a regular basis. Thus, I assume each individual is part of the space curating process, defining the value and future position of Chung Xin Market in the urban society.

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Five Senses x Market Space 2 1

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1. Check-In Desk 2. Lounge Area 3. Transition Point 4. Forum 5. Film Corridor 6. Art Corridor

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Second Floor Plan

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1. New Intrance Gap 2. Community Dining Area 3. Kid’s Playground 4. Cafe’ Table Area 5. Mini Library 6. Art Corridor 7. Lounge Area 8. Alternative Space 9. Warehouse Gallery

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Artist’s Apartment

Vendor

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1. Lounge Area 2. B&B 3. Roof Lounge 4. Existing Private Room 5. Ladder Cinema 6. Balcony Yard

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Residence(Existing)

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B&B

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Roof Lounge

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Loft Gallery

Residence(Existing)

Compared to the programatic open space within apartment building, which is built based on the regulations of “bulk reward for urban renewal”, it is usually not accessible for citizens. The 65x70 square meter block, however, is relatively friendly.

The project serves as a model that raises both citizens’ and the real estate owners’ awareness for the definition of open space, giving them further imagination about “life field”.

Yuan Sheng Cafe’(Existing)

Gallery Farmer’s Market

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Multimedia Gallery

Kid’s Playground

Perspective Section

Design Model

Located due south of the National Museum of Fine Arts, the low-key strategy, however, aimed at adjusting the subtle relationship between urban society and the semi-public community.

To create the “void�, reversing unused space in-side-out can integrate spaces with different properties into a connected link. The cluster thus can serve as a silent living room hidden in the urban space.

The released upper level space enables people to sense the surroundings by different angles.

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Life scenes within the block are extended along the linear space.

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City Catalyzer Urban Activities Complex Project Type / University Library Academic / 3rd Year Studio,(2013) Advisor / Rung-Jing, Jou Location / Taipei City, Taiwan Due to the rapid revolution of technology, books are now being computerized in various forms on electronic devices. Interactively, libraries nowadays are no longer simply places for the storage of knowledge ,and merely for people to read silently. I assume that, libraries in the future will effectively engage more with civic life, supporting and supplementing other urban functions.

The project was aimed to extend opening hours for readers and deďŹ ne activities into regular and featured events. People thus have multiple reasons to visit the library than the past. During the extended hours, library goers have various choices to sense the atmosphere at night time. Sounds are allowed in the live house, and students are as well allowed to discuss school works in the oating box without conventional restrictions.

City catalyzer is a concept which triggers people to obtain knowledge in an informal way. By adding other programs into the space, the value of library can thus be expanded. The catalyzer allows people from different areas of professions to interact and share, transforming library into a creative space for learning.

Core & Penetration

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Extruded Boxes

Frame Filter

The Future Of University Library In City Core

City Light: Library As A “Catalyzer”

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Huashan 1914 Creative Park

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1st Floor Plan 1. Lobby 2. Toilet & Pantry 3. Staff Office 4. Self Check 5. Newspaper & Megazines/ Book Walls 6. Second Entrance 7. Cafe’ 8. Parking Ramp

NTUT Campus Area MRT Ba

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Unlike the existing NTUT library, which mainly serves as an institution for document storage and information finding, the new branch NTUT library design plan focused on creating a space for students to extend their interests toward reading, brainstorming, cooperating and sharing. The project site is surrounded by highly civilized life. Thus, I intended to adjust the operation cycle and diversify the activities in the new library, creating an urban “complex” which encourages more people to visit library for knowledge and life taste.

2nd Floor Plan 1. Staff Office 2. Toilet & Pantry 3. Co-Working Spcae 4. Computer Area 5. Literature & History Collection 6. Student’s Club Department 7. D.I.Y Kitchen Area 8. Security Office

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5 3rd Floor Plan 1. Balcony 2. Toilet & Pantry 3. Science & Engineering Collection 4. Special Collection Room 5. Forum 6. Student’s Club Department 7. Dance Floor

Recreation Space

In the extended hours period, activities involving band performance and dance show can be taken place on the upper level live house, giving student’s clubs and groups from other places a platform to show their talents.

Extended Hours

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4th Floor Plan

1. Balcony 2. Toilet & Pantry 3. Design & Arts Collection 4. Special Collection Room 5. Conference Room 6. Live House

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Fri ~ Sun/ 9:00 P.M ~ 11:00 P.M

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Echoing the lampposts

18 hr

Operation Cycle

Featured Activities

Book launch, author-host study circle and after-screening discussion can help flip people’s stereotype toward libraries, making goers learn that staying in a library could be an interesting experience.

Staff Working Hours

Mon ~ Sun/ 8:30 A.M ~ 9:00 A.M

6 hr

In the early morning, the outdoor area on the ground level floor can serve as country dance plaza for the elder from neighborhoods nearby.

Cafe’ Opening Hours

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1. Balcony 2. Toilet & Pantry 3. Laws & Business Collection 4. Special Collection Room

Tue ~ Sun/ 7:00 A.M ~ 7:00 P.M

12 hr Student Activity Center Mon ~ Sun/ 10:00 A.M ~ 10:00 P.M

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Each extruded space with glittering light will pose as significant frame during night time, showing passengers and drivers the spatial vitality along the hustle and bustle of busy roads.

Open Space For The Elder

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5th Floor Plan

Space Framing Inside Out

By highlighting the featured events inside the separated buildings, scattered boxes can serve as wayfinding system, navigating visitors to their destinations during extended hours.

Latest published books are stored on the vertical bookwalls from gorund level to second floor. The attached-wooden ladders can also serve as lecture theatre for book events.

The extruded glass box enables people to have a wide open view toward the northwest scene. Plaza beneath the hovering volume can serve as meeting point and recreation area.

By redefining the interior floor height, the cohesive space not only allows readers to gather freely, but also gives students of NTUT another platform to present their school porojects in front of the crowds.

The greenery gap between the nine storeys high curved volume and the east elevation of library.

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Dialogue Of Space Plant A House On Hillside Project Type / Surfer’s House Design Academic / 2nd Year Studio,(2012) Advisor / Wen-Yi, Chang Location / Toucheng Township, Yilan County, Taiwan The aim of the project is to minmize the contradictive gap between artificial beauty and natural environment, enabling the house to get adjusted into wilderness harmoniously.

According to the hypothesized house owners, a couple of amaeture surfers who imigrated to Yilan County. I suppose that a regular surfer does not necessarily need a highly decorated house, but a series of multi-functional spaces instead. Space properties are defined by events and users, allowing the house owners to have not only private spaces for living, but also various spaces for social behaviors.

The concept and strategy are both inspired by surfer’s van, which is viewed as an essential mobile articraft for surfers’ life. A surf van could collect every little need altogether in a limited interior space when surfers are on a road trip. By rotating, extending, pushing and pulling, the two-stories high house has a association with a van functionally, lying calmly on the hillside.

Rotation: Flexible Furniture

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Extension: Activity Area

Pull & Push: Storage

Backyard For Urbanite

Plant A House

Population Taipei City

Area

Modularization/

2,750,000 (year 2016)

Giving two 8mx18m volumes onto the ground floor, and putting each volume with a 8mx12m volume underneath.

104.94 sq mi

Density

26,205 people / per sq mi

Separation/ Population Yilan County

Area Density

827.65 sq mi 543 people / per sq mi

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Horizontal shift makes the whole object redefine the connection between interior space and the natural environment, adjusting the size of shared-void to a moderate scale.

Yilan County, the historical Taiwan rural district, has long been praised for its’ abundant resources, such as moutains, coastline, hot springs and fishery. With the population expansion in urban area, in order to relax for a while and escape from the hustle and bustle, more and more people from Taipei are getting familiar with the 50-min long journey to spend their holidays, or even stay in Yilan for a longer period.

Downtown Toucheng

To create void between two massive volumes, the separation enables each side to have further connection to the exterior space.

450,000 (year 2016)

The original strategy was to separate two main objects, and divide each volume into private, semi-private, and public space. To serve the house owners’ needs and privacy, I intended to create series of “filters”, which function as transition layers when guests are engaged in the space. Rooftop is also accessible, giving people better chance of embracing nature at another height.

Twist/

Once the rear of one single upper-level volume is twisted and extended, another void surface appears. The move also reorganizes the whole object, making the space to be divided into different programs for users.

Xueshan Tunnel East Bound Line

Public

Semi-Private

Private

Void

Selected Site

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Original Sketch Recovery

Wushi Harbor

Surfing Spot Zone

Panoramic View Of Toucheng Township

Embrace The Nature

Exploded View Of Construction And Material

+440 +340 +200 Decorative Beam For Circulaiton And Light Access

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Skylight Window

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A-A’’ Section 40x60,40x40(cm) Mixed Beam-Column Frame System

+440 +340 Glass Brick +0 -60

Shear Concrete Wall

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Wood For Corner Surface Cobble Stone Foundation

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1:10 Ramp Corridor

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1.Hallway

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2.Shower

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3.Storage/Board Racks 6

Shared Terrace

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5.Walk-In Closet

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4.Living Room

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6.Bathroom 7.Master Bedrrom 8.Terrace 9.Open Kitchen

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11.Media Room 12.Open Kitchen 13.Storage 14.Toilet 15.Studio 16.Walk-In Closet 17.Bathroom

Ground Floor Plan

B1 Floor Plan

Roof Plan

18.Bedroom 19.Outdoor Bath

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Spiral Stair

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The Loop Give-And-Share Pavilion Project Type / Pavilion Design Academic / Competition(Individual),2013 Advisor / Chuan-Chih, Chang Location / Taipei City, Taiwan Hipster culture has subtley influenced a wide aspects of our society: the style of clothing, the way we communicate, the growing trends of art events and so on. Huashan 1914 Creative Park, as a site that serves as a cutural recreation zone, people of different ages are able to share the open space from daytime to nighttime freely.

The project site is located next to the main entrance of the creative park. Originally was a wide green space, the topic for the project is to create a temporary pavilion, which allows more people to experience exhibited interactive objects. Unlike the blockbuster shows in the creative park, I primarily focused on turning the word “share”, virtually and materially, into practical resources, which are accessible for people who are in need. Programs including recycled food diner, smart kitchen, and vertical shelves filled by donators’ and individuals’ used books are provided.

Inevitably, the two-storey high, light structure pavilion is deemed to be removed after the exhibition period. Besides cutting the use of concrete, the first move is to manage a route followed along with series of new trees. The newly planted trees will be part of the recovery plan of the original green space. The remaining trees can thus be viewed as the trace of the pavilion on the grassy city square.

Separation: High & Low Route

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Permeability: Intersurface Activeness

Recovery: Trees As Loop Trace

The Era Of Relentless Self-Promotion Pop-Up Shop

Venue Rental

#blockbustershow

Music & Books Gourmet & Cafe’ Design Shop

#diarrheaist

#mainstream

Film Festival Street Performer

Commercial Photography

#phubber

“In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes.” -Andy Warhol

Site

Huashan 1914 creative park

Previously thrived as a wine factory, Huashan creative park is now upgraded into a cuturally diversified destination shared by all. It has become a hot zone for people to “check-in” in person and on social network as well. My design approach is based on the phenomenon of frequent and excessive posts about trending events in the virtual world. The loop pavilion, which is projected on the front square, providing people another way to contribute substances, share thoughts, and more importantly, making viewers rethink the merit of “sharing” in modern society.

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1 .Kitchen & Food Storage 2. Recycled Food Restaurant 3. Visiting Path 4. Used Books House

1st Floor Plan

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1 .Second Hand Record Store 2. Terrace 3. Slow Ramp 4. Used Books House

2nd Floor Plan

See And Being Seen: The Resource-Sharable Loop

Pitched Roof

Resource

Expanded-Metal Lath H-Beam (WxL:10x12 cm)

-Recycled & unsold food -Used books & albums

Foundation

-NGO groups -Governmental institution

Skill & Staff

-Smart kitchen enterprise -Critics & bloggers

Receiver

-Low-income family -Hipster group

Steel Structure Frame

Weathering Steel Plate

Circular Column (r=6 cm)

Steel Plate Ramp (slope=1/10)

Route is guided by series of newly-planted trees. The greenery city square thus may also extend its values after the temporary light structures are removed.

Circular Column (r=3 cm)

Wooden Book Wall

Steel Plate Ramp (slope=1/10) Tree Hole Deck (+60)

Polished Concrete Path

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By deďŹ ning interface properties by perforated plate,glass and weathering steel, visitors can sense multiple layers while wandering around the ramp.

Recent Work Sample

Zion Church Professional Project: 2019~under construction Contribution: Section Drawing, Regulation Review, Render, Detailed Drawing Revising Location: Sec. 2, Guangfu Rd., East Dist., Hsinchu, Taiwan Site Area: 3343.81 m Architect: Wei Li, Liao, AMBi Studio Construction: Fuguach Architecture Description: Beyond religious belief, the Zion Church positioned itself as another urban complex which is able to integrates the horizontal relationship with its multiple programs, such as community commons, classrooms, amenity space and catering. Small chapel is allocated on the first floor, leaving the space flexible and for alternative purpose; while the prime, sophisticated chapel is placed on the fourth floor, serving as a formal and sacred hall for weekly worship.

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Recent Work Sample

The conjunction of resting deck and the prime chapel.

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Recent Work Sample

The hybrid use of lower ground level staircases echoing the wooden bridge.

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Recent Work Sample

Dawo Village Professional Project: 2019~in process Contribution: Scheme Studying, Model Making Location: Dawo, Dahu Township, Miaoli County 364, Taiwan Site Area: 99103.73 m Description: In the coordination of a cross-ďŹ eld collaboration with environmental engineers and cultural professionals in building the Dawo Village, we worked closely in designing how to invite people to walk in, and then to revitalize a mysterious place which was formerly an undeveloped farmland.

Programs are highly based on and reected the local traits, such as a resting deck sitting next to the waterfall, and an ecological gallery looking down the mountain from above. The hub (reception center), is also a multi-purpose building, which is able to redirect visitors circulation accordingly to their expected destinations.

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Scheme study of the reception center.

Master Plan

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1/100 Design Model

Travel Diary @ Singapore, 2011

Site Sketch @ Hedecanan Old Street, 2014

Day 1- Departure, Taoyuan International Airport

Timeless Billboard

Day 2- City Icon, Merlion Park

Day 3- The gaze, Clarke Quay

The Warehouse

Market scenes always made me recall my childhood outings with my grandmother.

Thus, “painting like a child” is the way I approached the project site, Hedecanan Market, illustrating the fairytale-like memory rooted in my heart. * All drawings were painted by crayons on abandoned wood plates.

Long Shadows

Day 4- Breeze Nap, National University of Singapore

Sketching amplifies my senses of the environment. * All drawings were sketched by ballpoint pen.

Day 5- Farewell, Henderson Waves

Dislocation And Positioning

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Chronology 2011 June/ Y1S2 (Collaborative Work)

2013 January / Y3S1

The topic for our team project was “high-tech” architecture information booth, which was performed by pieces of triangle matte plastic molds attached onto the twisted-tube skeleton structure.

We were attempting to create a freeform arch that is able to slow the pace of the passer-by, providing an informational access point for the building.

The project was aimed to trigger people to rethink the definition of sharing in the era of relentless self-promotion.

[W4]-Archi Booth Design @ CYCU

[W3/Competition]-The Loop @ CYCU

2014 July~September / Summer Break

[Intern] @ FieldOffice Architects, Yilan 1/100 Model/Building-B @ Yang Shih-Fang Memorial Garden

2016 SEP ~ 2018 APR /Professional Works

2019 JAN ~ 2019 JUL /Professional Works

Xinyi Yu’s Revenue House

Dawo Village, Miaoli, Taiwan

[Junior Designer] @ STYle Design

[Junior Designer] @ AMBi Studio

Professional Project: 2014~submit for approval

Professional Project: 2019~in process

Location: Jiaxing St., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City, Taiwan

Location: Dawo, Dahu Township, Miaoli County 364, Taiwan

Contribution: Detail Drawing, Design Plan

Contribution: Scheme Studying, Model Making

Site Area: 743.87 m

Site Area: 99103.73 m

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Architect: Wei Li, Liao, AMBi Studio

Architect: Yu Shan, Yeh x STYle Design

Construction: Fumin Construction Corp.

1/100 Model/ Fairytale Park

2013 June / Y3S2

[W2]-City Catalyzer @ CYCU Swimming Pool Facilities Built Addition

2015 June / Y5S2

1:1 Final Presentation

[Thesis]-Inner Facade

2012 February / Y2S1

@ CYCU

@ St. John's University

Professional Project: 2015~under construction

Contribution: Design Plan & Detail Drawing, Render

Zion Church, Hsinchu, Taiwan

Site Area: 687.30 m

Contribution: Section Drawing, Regulation Review, Render

Location: Tam King Rd.,Tamsui Dist., New Taipei City,Taiwan 2

[W3]-Plant A House On Hillside @ CYCU

Professional Project: 2019~under construction

Location: Sec. 2, Guangfu Rd., East Dist., Hsinchu, Taiwan

Architect: Yu Shan, Yeh x STYle Design

Site Area: 3343.81 m

Construction: Fumin Construction Corp.

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Architect: Wei Li, Liao, AMBi Studio Construction: Fuguach Architecture

2014 April / Y4S2

X-Site Workshop @ Taipei Fine Arts Museum

Urban Waterway Reshaping

@ National Taiwan University

Contribution: Element assemblance, layout survey.

Competition Project: JAN~FEB, 2018 (2nd Place Prize)

Length of time: Twice a week for one month.

Contribution: Design & Detail Drawing, Site Analysis

Location: Xinsheng S. Rd., Da'an Dist., Taipei City, Taiwan

2016 May~August / Gap Between Jobs

[Curating]-Siacuu Social Lab @ Taichung

Sidewalk Length: 542m

2019 DEC / Y1S1

Architect: Yu Shan, Yeh x STYle Design Xinsheng

Current Water Route of Liugong Waterway

Section

Site Area

2012 April / Y2S2

[W1]-The Hermit Display House Centre Design @ CYCU

NTU

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[W1]-Tunnels on the Edge @ Taubman College

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Campus Area A’’

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Rainwater Tank 2.1M

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2M

Ecology Stepping Stone Wanterbank Seat Area

Section A-A’’

Rendering Model

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