Professional work sample 2013- present

DANWEI WANG’S WORK SAMPLE 2013-2021

DANWEI WANG EXPERIENCE

DANWEIWANG54@GMAIL.COM 112 SPINEL CT, HERCULES, CA, 94547

2017.1-PRESENT

408-888-5538

• Completed a 275,000 square feet corporate headquarters project from concept design to design development.

• Work closely with design directors on schematic design and project pursuits- come up with concepts, coordinate on feature design details, and lead visualization productions. Participated projects involving hospitality, entertainment center, civic center, workplace, sports and recreations, higher education, retail center and urban planning.

• Participate in design presentations to clients.

• Prepare exterior detail drawings for construction document.

• Mentor junior staff on concept design and visualization.

• Member of ELS Design Technology Group, focusing on improving design workflow.

• Panelist in design visualization forums hosted by V-Ray to share experience on design-orientated visualization process.

COMPUTER SKILLS

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AUTOCAD

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V-RAY

2013.7-2017.1

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ELS Architecture and Urban Design | BERKERLEY, CA Associate, Senior designer

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SMITHGROUP | SAN FRANCISCO, CA Junior designer • Completed a 220,000 square feet medical office building Design Build project from concept design to construction document.

• Conducted coordination between designers, medical planners, and engineers.

• Participated in domestic and international design competitions that led to award- winning projects.

ENSCAPE

2012.5 - 2012.8

SMITHGROUP | PHOENIX, AZ Architectural Intern • Assisted with design studies, 3D modeling and presentation graphics

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INDESIGN

2011.5 - 2011.8

GENSLER | Shanghai, China Architectural Intern • Assisted with massing study, façade design, graphic design, and team coordination for competition projects.

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ENGLISH, CHINESE

2008.8- 2013.5

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA | Tucson, AZ Bachelor of Architecture • Recipient of 2012 University of Arizona Cala Portfolio Award

PROJECTS CIVIC CENTER

2015 FREMONT CIVIC CENTER, FREMONT, CA 2017 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CITY HALL, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA 2018 NEWARK CIVIC CENTER, NEWARK, CA 2018 REDWOOD CITY VETERNAN AND MEMORIAL BUILDING

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER

2017 NASHVILLE LIVE, NASHVILLE, TN 2021 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY WELLNESS CENTER, SAN JOSE, CA

HIGH EDUCATION

2019 COLLEGE OF MARIN LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER, MARIN CITY, CA 2020 SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE SCIENCE BUILDING, SAN JOSE, CA 2020 SEIRRA COLLEGE SCIENCE BUILDING, SEIRRA, CA 2021 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY WELLNESS CENTER, SAN JOSE, CA

HEALTHCARE

2013 U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Robley Rex Replacement Medical Center, LOUISVILLE, KY 2013 FUWAI HUAZHONG CARDIOVASCULAR HOSPITAL, ZHENGZHOU, CHINA 2015 Kaiser Permanente Dublin Specialty Medical Offices and Cancer Center, CA 2015 SINGAPORE NATIONAL DETAL CARE CENTER, SINGAPORE

RETAIL CENTER

2017 BAYFAIR MALL REVISION, SAN LEANDRO, CA 2020 RELATED SANTA CLARA, SANTA CLARA, CA 2021 GLADES PLAZA, BOCA RATON, FL

SPORTS AND RECREATION

2017 SAN BRUNO AQUATICS CENTER, SAN BRUNO, CA 2019 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO MAIN GYM, SAN DIEGO, CA 2020 SIERRA COLLEGE GYM 2020 HUNGTINGTON PARK AQUATICS, HUNGTINGTON, CA

WORK-PLACE

2011 XIAMEN SHIMAO TOWERS, XIAMEN, CHINA 2018 FREMONT BANK, FREMONT, CA 2018 AUSTIN ENERGY, AUSTIN, TX

URBAN PLANNING

2017 NEWPARK MASTER PLANNING, NEWARK, CA 2018 PLAZA WEST COVINA, WEST COVINA, CA 2019 BRENTWOOD CITY CENTER MASTERPLANNING, BRENTWOOD, CA

AWARDS • Fuwai Zhongshan Cardiovascular Hospital | 2014 AIA San Francisco Unbuilt Design Citation Award • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Robley Rex VA Replacement Medical Center | 2015 AIA – Healthcare Design Award • Kaiser Permanente Dublin Specialty Medical Offices and Cancer Center | 2019 Tilt-up Achievement Award

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AUSTIN ENERGY | AUSTIN, TX The four-story, 275,000-sf Austin Energy Headquarters will accommodate 900-1,000 employees. The design incorporates a holistic approach to user wellness throughout the building by maximizing connections to the outdoor environment, daylight, and social interaction. The courtyard was designed for activity with a variety of scaled spaces to attract gatherings of all sizes and needs. A shaded terrace at the second level opens to the street capturing wind patterns to cool the courtyard during hot summer months. Indoor gathering space including lounges, break rooms and conference rooms form into three ‘social tubes’ that carve into the building massing at different levels, connecting by the feature stairs to improve interaction and wellness at the same time. This project is designed to hit three metrics: LEED Platinum, Austin Energy Green Building’s Five Star rating, and WELL Building Certifications. The project construction was completed in 2021.

Role: Led exterior design efforts from pursuit and concept setup to material selection, detailing and coordination

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NASHVILLE YARDS | NASHVILLE, TN Nashville Yards is a new four-acre, mixed-use entertainment district near the heart of downtown Nashville. The project will be anchored by a 4,000-patron music venue, a luxury cinema complex, a 700-patron live entertainment club, and a 240-room boutique hotel.

The design concept draws inspirations from the site’s history- it was once a hub for commerce, encompassing the city’s brick, lumber, and rail yards. This project will act as a bridge to connect the past and future, by inheriting historic elements and turning them into a contemporary design.

Role: In charge of hotel concept design and space planning; co-led design efforts on site and music venue; led visualization production

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HUNTINGTON PARK AQUATICS CENTER | HUNTINGTON PARK, CA The two-story, 30,000-sf Huntington Park Aquatics Center consists of an Olympic size indoor natatorium, locker rooms, admin offices and the cardio training space. The project is in the middle of a park where the existing landscape and facilities present a strong sense of symmetry. The design concept is to create an iconic object within a rectangular footprint in response to site constraints and program need Role: Developed exterior and interior design for project pursuit; led visualization production

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COLLEGE OF MARIN LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER | MARIN CITY, CA The new 80,000-sf learning resource center will replace the existing library, and include cafeteria, classrooms, admin office, bookstore, and exhibition space. The design responds to the topography of the site- the dynamic sloped massing is a result of bridging two main campus entries at different elevations: internal social stairs follow the slope to connect interior spaces.

Role: Led exterior/ interior design and space planning for project pursuit; led visualization production

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San Bruno Community Center is a new two-story, approx. 50,000-sf building including basketball court, indoor pool, fitness room, community hall, classrooms, conference rooms, and offices for city staffs. The design minimizes its footprint by incorporating a highly efficient layout and establishes its identity by creating visual connections to the park. Transparency is achieved through largely applied glass material at both north and east facades, which are facing the park entries.

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SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE CAREER EDUCATION COMPLEX |SAN JOSE, CA The career education complex will be comprised of a new 90,000 SF facility and a renovation of an existing structure. The completed facility will provide space for a variety of programs, including flexible active learning classrooms, tech-rich labs for skilled workers, health sciences, business information systems, and campus IT disciplines, faculty offices, student support spaces, lecture halls, cafe, and dining areas.

The design features a series of shifted modular classroom boxes unified by the folded building envelope, which breaks down the building scale and creates multiple exterior collaboration areas for faculties at the same time.

Role: Developed exterior/ interior design for project pursuit; led visualization production

2011. XIAMEN SHIMAO TOWERS (completed)

2013. FUWAI HUAZHONG CARDIOVASCULAR HOSPITAL

2018. MOUNTAIN VIEW MASTER PLAN

2021. GLADES PLAZA

2013. CPMC CATHEDRAL HILL (completed)

2015. KAISER DUBLIN MOB (completed)

2019. PLAZA WEST COVINA

2020. BRENTWOOD INNOVATION PARK

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OTHER PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS

2020. UCSD GYM RENOVATION

2018. FREMONT BANK (under construction)

2020. COMPTON COLLEGE GYM

2021. PIEDMONT AQUATICS

2018. SYNERGY WELLNESS CENTER

2020. LINCOLN SQUARE PARK RECREATION CENTER

2020. UCSD MAIN GYM

2020. REDWOOD CITY YMCA

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