Yinghe Yi‘s Portfolio_PINKTOPIA

Contatct: elsonyi0523@gmail.com

Elson (Yinghe) Yi

Phone number: (734)-882-7790

|Experience Aug. 2024-Present

• Jun. 2024-Sep.2024

Shanghai, CHN

Participated in creative concept design, Revit construction drawing, Grasshopper design, and presentation documents.

Worked on the design of Shipyard Innovation Center Building, Dalian Dashang Goldstone Commercial Town Project and Project of Guangzhou Shipyard.

Phoenix. AZ, USA

Worked on the design of residentials and a commercial project, AutoCAD drawing, Performed modeling, drafting, and site visiting.

Participated in modeling for Summit Residential and Commercial Offices design.

Xuberance Architectural Intern

• • Jun.2019-Sep.2019

Developed design concepts of high-end hospitality; Prepared layout studies, elevations and dimensional studies to properly convey the design intent under the guidance; Created schematic and construction drawings in CAD.

H&S International Architectural Intern

• • May.2020-Aug.2020

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Kengo Kuma & Associates Architectural Intern

• • Jun. 2022-Sep.2022

Participated in 557 10th St. town house renovation design, and Mr. CAT hotel design. Developed 3D modeling, construction drawing and rendering (Revit and Rhino), 2D drafting, Photoshop and Illustrator graphics, Client meetings, Site visits, and Project research.

Indidesign Part-time Interior Designer

• May. 2023-Aug.2023

Brooklyn, NY, USA

Kane Architecture and Urban Design Full-time Architectural Designer

Shanghai, CHN

Awarded the Antuo Mountain Art Center Design Competition, and designed Shenzhen Culture Center.

Conducted rendering animation for Shenzhen Art Center, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai Model Design, and generated 3D-print documents.

ECADI, Architectural Intern

• •

Shanghai, CHN

Helped with the development of design concepts and ideas by conducting research, creating mood boards, and generating sketches.

Involved in drafting architectural plans, elevations, and sections.

Designed Guangzhou Art Museum and Shandong CBD concept .

|Education Jul.2021-May.2024 graduate

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Master of Architecture ( M.Arch )

Ann Arbor, USA

Core Courses: Architectural Design, Architecture Technology, Relational Mapping, Design and Representation Sep.2017-Jul.2020 undergraduate

Newcastle University Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Architecture and Urban Planning

Newcastle uponTyne, UK

Core Courses: Architectural Design, Architecture Technology, Relational Mapping, Design and Representation, Dissertation in Architecture and Urbanism, Contemporary Planning Issues

|Award Sep.2023

Representative Student's Work For Institution Studio Show In University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Apr.2022

Undergraduate's Final Review Juror In University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

|Skills

Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD, InDesign, Illustator, Photoshop, Grasshopper, Sketchup, 3ds Max, Enscape, Lumion, Zbrush, Maya, Unreal Engine, After Effects, Unity, and Blender

|Reference Ted Kane

Beatrice Girelli

El Hadi Jazairy

Principal, Design Director Kane Architecture and Urban Design t.kane@kane-aud.com

Principle, Founder Indidesign beatrice@indidesign.com

Founding Parterner Design Earth ejazairy@umich.edu

Yinghe Yi ‘s Portfolio E-mail: elsonyi0523@gmail.com University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Master of Architecture

Ritual Reimagined: The Secular Church in the Urban Playground Date : Jan- Apr, 2024 / Instructor : Jose Sanchez & Ishan Pal Singh / Type : Thesis, Individual Work Video : https://youtu.be/pUJAmH80Zt8?si=5JVzqlDNbtGiSOmX

PROFESSIONAL WORK

557 10TH STREET TOWN HOUSE KANE AUD 03/10/2025

66'-0"

FLOOR PLANS - OLD

18

557 10TH Street

7 EXISTING PAVING ON GRADE TO REMAIN

17

3

A-302.00

4

5'-0"

Owner:

EXISTING PLANTER ON GRADE TO REMAIN

66'-0"

Archiect: Kane AUD 68 Jay Street, #806 W-C02-1 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (t) +1 310-779-3802 (e) t.kane@kane-aud.com

3

EXISTING STEPS TO REMAIN

AC

WH

M

ELECTRICAL ROOM

B1

B2

C03

MECHANICAL ROOM

51 SF

C04

B1

M

6

40'-4 3/4" F2

F2

A2

68 SF

M

A2

10 SF

F2

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO THE DWELLING UNITS

9'-10 1/4" C06-1

C01

Structural Engineer: Bergan Design Lab Engineering

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO THE DWELLING UNITS

F2

C06

239 SF

58 SF

Nathaniel B. Bergan, P.E.

C

W-C05-2

602 SF

F2

C02

5'-0 13/16"

D1 A-300.00

C05-1

METER ROOM

C01-2

5

C05

5'-8 1/2"

3

A2

A2

Alexander Rodsen, P.E. 139 Fulton Street Suite #624 New York NY 10038 B rodsen@forumpc.com UP

C03-1

11'-3 5/8"

19'-11 1/2"

19'-10"

19'-11 1/2"

MEP Engineer: W-C01-1 Forum Engineering

B

1

C02-1

F2

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO THE DWELLING UNITS

C04-1

19

7

FLOOR PLANS - NEW

A 3

5

B1 A-302.00

90'-0"

James and Elizabeth Jago

Landscape Planter

4

D1

2

1

Address: 557 10th Street Brooklyn NY 11215

19'-10"

5'-0"

5

90'-0"

2'-8"

4

16'-5 7/8"

3

6'-4 1/8"

2

1

C P.L.L.C.

DEMOLITION PLAN - CELLAR 1/4" = 1'-0"

D2

2

1

3

4

5

90'-0"

7

66'-0"

5'-0"

20

New York, NY (860) 598-0025 BerganDesignLab@gmail.com www.BerganDesignLab.com CELLAR LEVEL - CONSTRUCTION PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

19'-0"

21

2

2

D1

2

1

3

A-302.00

4

5'-0"

5

B1 A-302.00

90'-0"

7

65'-10 1/2"

19'-1 1/2"

20

A

6"

A W-102-1

24'-7"

A

D

13

16

1

Ex. Mantle to remain B Boundary of removal of floor finish and subfloor, no structure supports are to be removed prior to structural review and shoring 3. Ex. Stairs and guardrail to remain 4. Ex. 4 electric meters, 3 to be removed, 1 to be relocated 5. Ex. 4 gas meters, 3 to be removed, 1 to be relocated 5 6. Ex. Slop Sink to be relocated 7. Existing fire stairs to remain 8. Ex. Skylight to remain 9. Not Used 20 10. Remove Existing toilet 11. Remove Existing Lavatory 12. Remove existing bathtub 13. Remove Existing Sink

B

GENERAL NOTES

1.

14. Remove existing Washer/Dryer A 15. Remove existing Range 16. Remove the existing Dishwasher 17. Remove and relocate existing water heater 18. Remove existing boiler and piping 19. Remove Existing Slop Sink 20. Remove Existing Radiator 21. Existing wood burning Fireplace to remain 22. Existing concrete deck to remain 23. Existing steel steps to remain 24. Existing slab on grade deck to remain 25. Existing roof hatch to remain

7

D

7

Address: 557 10th Street Brooklyn NY 11215

Seal & Signature

D

A

D1 D1 A-302.00 A-302.00

03-04-2025 24-006

WALL TYPE SEE A-001 FOR MORE INFO

101-1

WINDOW TYPE SEE A-030 FOR MORE INFO

LOFT LOFT ABOVE ABOVE

11'-0 11'-0 1/2" 1/2"

GUEST BEDROOM BEDROOM GUEST 201 201

CLIMBING CLIMBING WALL WALL

204-2 204-2

C

DEMOLITION PLAN - 2ND FLOOR 1/4" = 1'-0"

14

15

13

16

7'-5 7'-53/4" 3/4"

202 202

A2 A2

92 92 SF SF

DN DN

UP UP

A2 A2

208-1 208-1

W W

D2

208 208

D D

202-2 202-2

5'-0"

19'-10"

205-3 205-3

BEDROOM 03 11'-11 11'-11 1/4" 1/4"BEDROOM 03 205 205 A2 A2 98 98 SF SF

A2 A2

207 207 42 42 SF SF 7'-11 1/8" 1/8" 7'-11

W-205-1 W-205-1

205-2 205-2

50 SF SF 50

IW-208-C IW-208-C

IW-208-A IW-208-A

D1 D1

IW-208-B IW-208-B

LEVEL 02 PLAN/ NEW

2

1

207-1 207-1

A

W-204-2 W-204-2

205-1 205-1

BATH 02 02 BATH

LAUNDRY ROOM ROOM LAUNDRY

10'-10 10'-10 3/8" 3/8"

13'-1 1/4" 1/4" 13'-1

A2 A2

204-1 204-1

A2 A2

202-1 202-1

BEDROOM BEDROOM 01 01

134 134 SF SF

A2 A2

206-1 206-1

A2 A2

New York, NY (860) 598-0025 BerganDesignLab@gmail.com LEVEL CONSTRUCTION LEVEL 02 02 --www.BerganDesignLab.com CONSTRUCTION PLAN PLAN 1/4" 1/4" = = 1'-0" 1'-0"

LEVEL 02 PLAN/ OLD

44 44 SF SF A3 A3

209 209 153 153 SF SF

204 204

B

206 206

STORAGE STORAGE 02 02

OPEN OPEN

W-204-1 W-204-1

BEDROOM BEDROOM 02 02

BATH BATH 01 01

A2 A2

Nathaniel B. Bergan, P.E. C P.L.L.C.

10

7

D1 D1

201-1 201-1

Structural Engineer: D1 D1 Bergan Design Lab Engineering A-300.00 A-300.00

C

5

B1 B1 A-302.00 A-302.00

90'-0" 90'-0"

DOOR TYPE SEE A-020 FOR MORE INFO

A2 A2

W-201-3 W-201-3

3

4

5

90'-0"

2 2

66'-0"

20

D1 D1 A-302.00 A-302.00

2

1

7 2

3

4

5'-0" 5'-0"

5

B1 B1 A-302.00 A-302.00

90'-0" 90'-0"

7

66'-0" 66'-0"

20

D1 D1

A

D1 D1 A-300.00 A-300.00

dw

12

11

10

DEMOLITION PLAN - 3RD FLOOR 1/4" = 1'-0"

13

1.

FIXTURE OR ELEMENTS TO BE REMOVED EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN

2.

3.

DEMOLISHED WALL

4.

Contractor shall perform all operations of demolition and removal indicated on the drawings and as may be required by the work. All work shall be done carefully and neatly, in a systematic manner.

All existing surfaces and equipment to remain shall be fully protected from damage.

No debris shall be allowed to accumulate on the site. Debris shall be removed by the contractor as the job proceeds. The site shall be left broom clean at the completion of demolition.

No structural elements shall be removed unless portions affected are adequately supported by either temporary shoring or new structural elements as

1 1

DEMOLITION KEY NOTES:

3.

4.

5.

SKYLIGHT ABOVE ABOVE SKYLIGHT

302-1 302-1

DN DN

94 94 SF SF 13'-5" 13'-5"

9'-0 1/4" 1/4" 9'-0

A2 A2

DOB Approval Stamp

PRIMARY BATH BATH PRIMARY

Ex. Mantle to remain Boundary of removal of floor finish and subfloor, no structure supports are to be removed prior to structural review and shoring Ex. Stairs and guardrail to remain Ex. 4 electric meters, 3 to be removed, 1 to be relocated Ex. 4 gas meters, 3 to be removed, 1 to be relocated

305 305 108 SF SF 108 6'-1 1/2" 1/2" 6'-1

6'-4 6'-41/4" 1/4"

7'-0" 7'-0"

305-1 305-1

16

D1

1.

2.

W-304-2 W-304-2

A3 A3

304-1 304-1

IW-305-C IW-305-C

15

LEVEL 03 PLAN/ OLD DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES:

302 302

304 304 274 SF SF 274

A3 A3

C

C

EMOLITION LEGEND

STUDY STUDY W-302-1

20

303 303 A3 A3

14. Remove existing Washer/Dryer 15. Remove existing Range 16. Remove the existing Dishwasher 17. Remove and relocate existing water heater 18. Remove existing boiler and piping 19. Remove Existing Slop Sink

GENERAL GENERAL NOTES NOTES

1.

1.

IW-305-B IW-305-B

LEVEL LEVEL 03 03 -- CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION PLAN PLAN 1/4" 1/4" = = 1'-0" 1'-0"

LEVEL 03 PLAN/ NEW

1

LEGEND LEGEND

See See A-060 A-060 for for appliance appliance and and fixture fixture and and Finish Finish schedule schedule

EXISTING EXISTING WALL WALL TO TO REMAIN REMAIN

Title

DEMOLITION PLAN 2ND FLOOR AND 3RD

W-304-1 W-304-1

16'-11 16'-11 1/4" 1/4" PRIMARY BEDROOM BEDROOM PRIMARY

308-1 308-1

LIBRARY LIBRARY ALCOVE ALCOVE

301-2 301-2

DOB Job #: B01171126-I1 W-302-1

A2 A2

11 119/16" 9/16"

19'-11 19'-111/2" 1/2"

19'-10"

19'-11 1/2"

3

95 95 SF SF 12'-1 5/16" 5/16" 12'-1

A3 A3

W-301-2 W-301-2

B

B

301-1 301-1

A2 A2

308 308 A2 A2

NEW NEW WALLS WALLS

1i 1i

WALL WALL TYPE TYPE SEE SEE A-001 A-001 FOR FOR MORE MORE INFO INFO

F2 F2

D1 D1

A2 A2

4'-23/8" 3/8" 4'-2

186 186 SF SF

IW-308-A IW-308-A

14'-0 14'-01/2" 1/2"

301 301

7 2

11'-1 11'-11/4" 1/4"

LIBRARY LIBRARY

OPEN OPEN

CLOSET CLOSET 307 307 68 SF SF 68

W-307-1 W-307-1

19'-10" 19'-10"

PRIMARY PRIMARY CLOSET CLOSET

16'-6 16'-6 11/16" 11/16"

7'-10" 7'-10"

A3 A3

W-301-1 W-301-1

6'-4 6'-41/4" 1/4"

A

2

4

201-2 201-2

Alexander Rodsen, P.E. 139 Fulton Street Suite #624 B New York NY 10038 rodsen@forumpc.com

dw

1i

101

DM-100.00

Archiect: Kane AUD W-201-1 W-201-1 68 Jay Street, #806 PAGE Brooklyn, NY 11201 (t) +1 310-779-3802 (e) t.kane@kane-aud.com

A A

66'-0" 66'-0"

19'-11 19'-111/2" 1/2"

19'-10"

19'-11 1/2"

3

W-201-2 MEP Engineer: W-201-2 Forum Engineering

3

B B

NEW WALLS

Drawing NO.

James and Elizabeth Jago

3

5'-0" Date 5'-0"

Project NO.

Owner:

A

B

1

3'-3 1/4"

C C

EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN

DEMOLITION PLAN 557CELLAR 10THAND Street 1ST 2 1 FLOOR Project:

20

F2

105

LEGEND

See A-060 for appliance and fixture and Finish schedule D Title

127 127 SF SF

11

F

LEVEL 01 PLAN/ NEW

2

12

R

PANTRY

LEVEL 01 - CONSTRUCTION PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

1

3 3

W/D D

COATS

POWDER

F2

100

1.

2.

C

105-1

19'-10" 19'-10"

1

DN

0' - 0" F2

A1

10'-33/8" 3/8" 10'-3

EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN DEMOLISHED WALL

101-2

UP

A3

7'-11" 7'-11"

15

DEMOLITION KEY NOTES:

Contractor shall perform all operations of demolition and removal indicated on C the drawings and as may be required by the work. All work shall be done carefully and neatly, in a systematic manner.

2. All existing surfaces and equipment to remain shall be fully protected from damage.

3. No debris shall be allowed to accumulate on the site. Debris shall be removed by the contractor as the job proceeds. The site shall be left broom clean at the completion of demolition.

90'-0" 4. No structural 2 elements shall be removed unless portions3affected are adequately supported by either temporary shoring or new 4 structural elements as required to protect the stability and integrity of the existing structure.

5. The contractor shall provide, erect and maintain all temporary barrier and guards, and all temporary shoring and bracing as required by structural engineer 6. The contractor shall provide adequate weather protection for the building and its contents during the course of the work. All66'-0" openings in any wall shall be 5'-0" protected from all forms of20weather or water penetration.

7. During the course of demolition, the contractor shall report any evidence of active water infiltration to the architect to coordinate with owner/management involvement.

8. All electrical wiring to be removed and replaced.

9. All adjoining property affected by any operations of demolition shall be protected 10. No cutting or channeling of building structure is permitted without owner and structural engineers’ approval.

11. Protect all historic elements noted on site to be saved.

12. Remove laminate, tile, and subflooring as noted.

13. Work will be performed with handheld, non-mechanical tools only 1.

103-1

97 SF

100-2

3'-13/8" 3/8" 3'-1

14

0' - 0"

5'-1 3/4"

101

VESTIBULE

10

D1

DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES:

D

FOYER

C

LEVEL 01 PLAN/ OLD

FIXTURE OR ELEMENTS TO BE REMOVED

DECK A3

5'-5 5'-53/8" 3/8"

11

DEMOLITION PLAN - 1ST FLOOR 1/4" = 1'-0"

EMOLITION LEGEND

1'-0"

6'-4 9/16"

DOB Approval Stamp

A-300.00

272 SF

G2

W-104-1

12'-0"

10'-5 10'-51/4" 1/4"

12 2

D1

D W

103

G2

MICRO WAVE

9'-5 5/8"

19'-11 1/2"

19'-10"

19'-11 1/2"

W/D D

DINING AREA

A3

DOB Job #: B01171126-I1 EX DN 100-1

C

374 SF WINE

DN

B 3

DW

F2

104

13'-0"

294 SF W-102-2

20

KITCHEN

11'-10 1/4"

102

B

DW

OVEN

A1 G2

LIVING ROOM

17'-4 7/8"

1

MOMENTS D

C

B

A Project:

557 10TH Street 1

2

3

5

4

Address: 557 10th Street Brooklyn NY 11215

7

Owner: James and Elizabeth Jago

C1

B1

A-302.00

A-302.00

3

ROOF HIGH POINT 35' - 3"

Archiect: Kane AUD 68 Jay Street, #806 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (t) +1 310-779-3802 (e) t.kane@kane-aud.com

MEP Engineer: Forum Engineering Alexander Rodsen, P.E. 139 Fulton Street Suite #624 New York NY 10038 rodsen@forumpc.com

ROOF LOW POINT 32' - 7"

305

9'-0"

305 BEDROOM 05

8'-6"

PRIMARY BATH

10'-6 3/4"

PLAY ZONE 2ND FL

PRIMARY BATH

WALK-IN CLOSET 307

Structural Engineer: Bergan Design Lab Engineering Nathaniel B. Bergan, P.E. P.L.L.C. New York, NY (860) 598-0025 BerganDesignLab@gmail.com www.BerganDesignLab.com

302

10'-6 3/4"

BATH 02 207

208

BEDROOM 03

9'-7"

4'-8"

LAUNDRY ROOM

205

EXISTING STEEL FIRE EXCAPE TO REMAIN

3'-4"

202

8'-0"

9'-0"

BEDROOM 01

9'-10 1/4"

3RD FLOOR 22' - 0 1/4"

2ND FLOOR 11' - 5 1/2"

2

?

7'-0"

DW

C06

C05

3'-0"

C01

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO DWELING UNIT

DW

NON OCCUPIED STAIR ACCESS TO CELLAR

1ST FLOOR 0' - 0"

NEW MASONRY WALL

0' - 0" = (137.60 NAVD)

POWDER ROOM 1ST FL

BASE PLANE -4' - 0 3/4"

(133.54 NAVD)

4'-0"

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO DWELLING UNIT

EXISTING CONCRETE NON-COMBUSTIBLE PORCH TO REMAIN

3'-6"

EXISTNG FRONT STEPS TO REMAIN

STORAGE ACCESSORY TO DWELLING UNIT

11'-5 1/2"

105

4'-0 3/4"

101

8'-0 3/4"

FOYER

100

10'-6"

VESTIBULE

?

POWDER

CELLAR -8' - 0 3/4"

DOB Job #: B01171126-I1

DOB Approval Stamp NO USEABLE BUILDING OR STORAGE SPACE UNDER EXISTING CONCRETE PORCH PER TPPN 4/03.

STEPS BELOW CONCRETE PORCH ARE EXISTING TO REMAIN.

Section 1 D1 Long 1/4" = 1'-0"

1

Title

GENERAL NOTE: NO-STURCTURAL ELEMENT OF ANY KIND SHALL BE ADDED AT ANY TIME WITHIN THE INIDCATED DOUBLE-HEIGHT SPACE THAT IS INOT INCLUDED IN THE ZONING FLOOR AREA.

LONG SECTION 1 Seal & Signature

Date

03-04-2025

Project NO.

24-006

Drawing NO.

LEVEL 01

LEVEL 03

D C KITCHEN: BRIGHT OPEN KITCHEN WITH GLASS WALL, STONE ISLAND

B LIBRARY AND STUDY: WARM WOOD LINED SPACE, OPEN BUT SEPARATEDA

LIVING: HISTORIC TRIM, FIREPLACE, BRIGHT MATERIALS

PRIMARY BEDROOM: PRIVATE SANCTUARY, MIX OF HISTORIC AND MODERN

POWDER ROOM:COLORFUL DISTINCT SPACE, UNIQUE DETAIL

ELEMENTS

ENTRY/FOYER: NEW ENTRY DOOR, HISTORIC ELEMENTS RETAINED

PRIMARY BATH: WARM NATURAL MATERIALS, SOFT AND RELAXED FEELING

KIDS BATH 2ND FL

A-300.00

PAGE

PRIMARY CLOSET: PRIVATE AND SEPARATE, BUILT IN STORAGE. LEVEL 02

KIDS BATH: BATHTUB, INTEGRATED STORAGE, BRIGHT FINISHES

Interior 360 Views of spaces:

GUEST BATH: SHOWER, INTEGRATED STORAGE, BRIGHT FINISHES

https://cloud.chaos.com/collaboration/folder/P5Bdb1oerFP6YDa9iy7T9j/present?orderBy=

PLAY ZONE: PLAYFUL LOFT SPACE, LIGHT FROM ABOVE, BUILT IN STORAGE

3&n=A2nMLZEvcqcDfmJ6Tq8eh LIVING 1ST FL

MR. CAT HOTEL 329& 331 MAIN STREET

D

D

C

C

B

B

A

ROOF HIGH POINT 35' - 3"

ROOF HIGH POINT 35' - 3"

ROOF HIGH POINT 35' - 3"

ROOF LOW POINT 32' - 7"

ROOF LOW POINT 32' - 7"

ROOF LOW POINT 32' - 7"

RENOVATION KANE AUD 3

3

EW-301-1

EW-301-2

EW-302-3

EW-301-1

EW-301-2

EW-302-3

EW-307-1

EW-201-1

2

EW-201-2

EW-202-3

EW-201-1

EW-201-2

EW-205-1

EW-102-1

EW-102-2

EW-102-2

EW-204-1

1

LEGEND

ELEVATION D1 SOUTH 1/4" = 1'-0"

1

EXISTING BROWNSTONE CLADING TO REMAIN

EXISTING BROWNSTONE BRICK WALL

LEGEND KEYNOTES

1.

2.

EW-204-2

EW-104-2 Steel

Stair and Guardrail

EW-104-1

104-1

EW-104-2

EW-204-1

BASE PLANE -4' - 0 3/4" NAVD 133.54'

BASE PLANE -4' - 0 3/4" NAVD 133.54'

BASE PLANE -4' - 0 3/4" NAVD 133.54'

CELLAR -8' - 0 3/4"

CELLAR -8' - 0 3/4"

NAVD 133.75 AT STREET WALL LINE LEVEL

EW-104-1

Concrete Slab 1ST FLOOR 0' - 0" 0' - 0" = NAVD 137.60'

EW-C-03

EW-C-04

EW-C-03

CELLAR -8' - 0 3/4"

NAVD 133.75 AT STREET WALL LINE LEVEL

ELEVATION B1 NORTH 1/4" = 1'-0"

KEYNOTES

Existing wooden entryBROWNSTONE door to be refurbished hardware Existing wooden entry door to be refurbished with new hardware EXISTING CLADING with new 1.

TO REMAIN Existing Brownstone facade to remain 2. Existing Brownstone facade to remain EXISTING BROWNSTONE BRICK WALL

EW-205-1

1ST FLOOR 0' - 0" 0' - 0"=NAVD 137.60'

3'-10 1/4"

1ST FLOOR 0' - 0" 0' - 0"=NAVD 137.60'

104-1

Concrete Slab

100-1

3'-10 1/4"

4'-3 1/4"

EW-204-2

EW-C-04

ELEVATION D1 SOUTH 1/4" = 1'-0"

EW-304-1

2ND FLOOR 11' - 5 1/2"

Steel Stair and Guardrail

1

100-1

NAVD 133.33 AT STREET WALL LINE LEVEL

EW-304-2

2

1

NAVD 133.33 AT STREET WALL LINE LEVEL

EW-307-1

2ND FLOOR 11' - 5 1/2"

2 EW-102-1

EW-304-1

3RD FLOOR 22' - 0 1/4"

EW-202-3

2ND FLOOR 11' - 5 1/2"

2

EW-304-2

3RD FLOOR 22' - 0 1/4"

3RD FLOOR 22' - 0 1/4"

4'-3 1/4"

03/24/2025

ELEVATION B1 NORTH 1/4" = 1'-0"

KEYNOTES

KEYNOTES

SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH NORTH ELEVATION ELEVATION

Window Light and Ventilation Existing Door/Window

Light Area

Ventilation Area

Window Window Light Light andand Ventilation Ventilation Existing Existing Door/Window Door/Window

LightLight AreaArea Ventilation Ventilation AreaA

Project:

A

B

A

C

B

D

C

A

D

B

A

C

B

MR. CATMR HO

D

C

D Address:

329 & 331 MAIN STREET CATSKILL NY 12414

STAIR C EXIT 5 STAIR C

EXIT 3 Exit Width

STAIR D

Exit Capacity

Stair

69"

230

Door

36"

180

Exit Width

Exit Capacity

44"

146

Stair

Exit Width Stair

LEVEL 01

3

EXIT 2

3

Exit Capacity

44"

Exit Width

R-1

14 2803 SF

B-2

1

A-2

49

200

48 SF

15

441 SF

40"

200

STAIR D

300

44"

146

Door

33.5"

STAIR E 168 Exit Width

Exit Capacity

44"

146

OCC X .3 = 2.4" REQUIRED, 44" Stair 160 PROVIDED

Stair

48"

Owner: Owner: Nice and Weird LLC Nice an 335 Main Street 335 Mai Catskill, NY 12414 Catskill,

LEVEL 02

S-1

1

S-1

4

300

411 SF

300

1100 SF

R -1

18

200

3614 SF

Architect: Architec 3 Kane AUD Kane AU 68 Jay Street, #806 68 Jay S Brooklyn, NY 11201 Brooklyn (t) +1 310-779-3802 (t) +1 31 1 (e) t.kane@kane-aud.com (e) t.kan

3

R-1

1

R-1

4

S-1

1

200

221 SF

200

755 SF

300

224 SF

1

HOTEL ROOM

3' - 6"

BATHROOM

CAFE SERVICE

HOTEL ROOM

BATHROOM

BATHROOM

12' - 1 3/8"

15' - 1 3/4"

15' - 1 3/4"

4' - 2 1/4"

BATHROOM

Structural Engineer: Structur A Degree of Freedom,A Degre Structural Engineer, PLLC Structur 34 West 15th Street, 7th 34 Wes Floo New York, NY 10011 New Yo (t): 212-495-9370 (t): 212-

DISTANCE 46'-7"

BATHROOM

HOTEL STORAGE

HOTELROOM

HOTELROOM

MEP + FA Engineer: MEP + F Altera Engineering Altera E 2 1460 Broadway 1460 Br New York, NY 10036 New Yo (t): 212-330-7643 (t): 212alteraeng.io alteraen

B

UP

STAIR E

'-

C

10

"

'-

86

11' - 6 5/8"

Number

HOTEL ROOM

C

"

11

3

2' - 11"

DISTANCE 77'-9"

3 '-

6"

ELEVATOR DISTANCE 64' - 10"

ELECTRICAL ROOM

4" 70' STAFF TOILET ADA

3' - 0" 15' - 1 3/4"

SEWER CONNECTION ROOM

UP BATHROOM

34"

170

36" 34"

Door

Exit Width

120 170

Exit Capacity 200

44"

146 LEVEL 03

Door

34"

170

S-2

1

300

59 SF

EXIT 1 Exit Width

Exit Capacity

1

CODE300ANALYSIS PLAN/LEVEL 2 300 36 SF 200 SF

STAIR B (NEW)

DN

UP

Exit Width

NON--OCCUPIED ROOF Stair 33" STAIR B

34"

170

23' - 0 1/4"

EXIT SEPARATION CALCULATION: EXIT SEPARATION CALCULATION: 84' - 9" / 3 = 28.25' < 64' - 0" ,70' COMPLIED -4 " / 3 = 23.4' < 24' - 3" , COMPLIED GROSS AREA: 4064 SF

Exit Width

Exit Capacity

33"

165

S-2 2 STAIR A300 (EXISTING) 415 SF

STAIR A (EXISTING)

23' - 8"

Exit Capacity

23' - 0 1/4"

Stair

110

23' - 8 7/8"

Stair

37"

123

Door

34"

170

Exit Capacity

44"

146

23' - 0 1/4"

EXIT SEPARATION CALCULATION: EXIT SEPARATION CALCULATION: - 11" / 3 = 29' < 31' - 0" , COMPLIED 85' - 10" / 3 = 28.6' < 28'86' - 6" , COMPLIED

PLAN / LEVEL -1 (BASEMENT) CODE ANALYSIS PLAN / LEVEL 2 A1 CODE ANALYSIS A1

GROSS AREA: 1825 SF

3/16" = 1'-0"

1 4096 SF GROSS AREA: 4064 SF GROSS AREA:

STAIR E

3/16" = 1'-0"

SMOKE DOOR

Title

'-

PATH OF TRAVEL

CAFE ASSEMBLY W/O FIXED SEATS CAFE ASSEMBLY W/O FIXED SEATS 15SF / PER PERSON NET AT SEATING 15SF / PER PERSON NET AT SEATING 1 OCC PER 18" FOR BENCH1 SEATING OCC PER 18" FOR BENCH SEATING

1 HR RATED PARTITION 2 HR RATED PARTITION

STORAGE : 300 NET / S-1 STORAGE : 300 NET / S-1

7

10005.3.1 STAIRWAYS 10005.3.1 STAIRWAYS 1 HR CAPACITY RATED PARTITION OF STAIRWAY : CAPACITY .3 (OCC LOAD X .3 INCH PER OCCUPANT = .3 X INCHES) OF STAIRWAY : .3 (OCC LOAD X INCH PER OCCUPANT = X INCHES)

HOTEL ROOM

JANITOR ROOM

D

C

C

B

3' - 0"

B

A

CODE ANALYSIS PLAN/LEVELStair 3 Door

Exit Width

Exit Capacity

44"

147

34"

170

Exit Width

Exit Capacity

Stair

36"

120

Door

34"

170

Drawing

PAGE

A

STIAR A (EXISTING)

STAIR E (NEW)

Date Seal & Sign Project

G-

OTHER EGRESS COMPONENTS 2 HR 1005.3.2 RATED PARTITION 1005.3.2 OTHER EGRESS COMPONENTS OTHER EGRESS COMPONENT : .2 EGRESS (OCC LOAD X .2 INCH PER OCCUPANT= OTHER COMPONENT : .2 (OCC LOAD X X.2INCHES INCH PER OCCUPANT= X INCHES

MEP/STORAGE : 300 NET / MEP/STORAGE S-2 : 300 NET / S-2

D

Seal & Signature

BATHROOM

" 0' - 4

3' - 0"

EXIT SIGN

PATH OF TRAVEL

0.5 HR RATED PARTITION 0.5 HR BCRATED 1005 MEANS OF EGRESS PARTITION BCSIZING 1005 MEANS OF EGRESS SIZING

3"

ELEVATOR

BATHROOM

DN

EXIT SIGN

HOTEL USE: 200 NET / R-1 HOTEL USE: 200 NET / R-1

22' - 1 3/8"

OCC. = OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION OCC. = OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION #OCC. = NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS #OCC. = NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS O.L.F. = OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR O.L.F. = OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR F.A. = FLOOR AREA F.A. = FLOOR AREA

DISTANCE 61' - 7"

Title

BUILDING CB ANALYSI

CORRIDOR

24

BC TABLE 1004.5 OCC LOAD BC TABLE 1004.5 OCC LOAD

#OCC. F.A.

1

3/16" = 1'-0"

HOTEL ROOM

OCC. O.L.F.

DOB Approval StampDOB Ap

70' - 5 1/8"

3' - 0"

#OCC. F.A.

DOB Jo

EXISTING DOOR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 20 OCC X .2 = 4" REQUIRED, 33" PROVIDED

70' - 5WIDTH 1/8" REQUIREMENT 9 STAIR OCC X .3 = 2.7" REQUIRED, 37" PROVIDED

2

OCC. O.L.F.

4 DOB Job #:

Exit Width

EXISTING STAIR CODE Exit Width NOT Exit Capacity 23' - 8"

CLEAR WIDTH 33" EXIT CAPACTITY = 165 DOOR OPEN CLEAR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 9 OCC X .2 = 1.8" REQUIRED, 33" PROVIDED

70' - 5 1/8"

3/16" = 1'-0"

S-2

1

EXIT 4

Door

PLAN /ANALYSIS LEVEL 1 PLAN / LEVEL 3 C1 CODE ANALYSIS C1 CODE

S-2

23' - 8 7/8"

23' - 0 1/4"

Door

23' - 8"

1591 SF

Stair

STAIR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 8 OCC X .3 = 2.4" REQUIRED, 36" PROVIDED

70' - 5 1/8"

8

3' - 8"

Door

Exit Width Stair

R -1

20' - 10 7/8"

147

DOOR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 20 OCC X .2 = 1.6" REQUIRED, 34" CLEAR OPENING PROVIDED

1

STORAGE

4 EXISTINIG STAIR A Exit Capacity

58' - 1 7/8"

Exit Capacity

44"

BATHROOM

STAIR A(Existing)

3' - 0"

UP

DN

3' - 0"

FIXED DOOR

SHAFT

ELEVATOR ROOM

3' - 0"

3' - 0"

DN

Exit Width Stair

23' - 8"

23' - 8 7/8"

2HR RATED CEILING

STIAR A (EXISTING)

STAIR E (NEW)

23' - 8 7/8"

STORAGE

HOTEL ROOM

JANITOR

CODE ANALYSIS PLAN/LEVEL 1

HOTEL WATER SERVICE HOTEL ROOM ROOM

ELEVATOR LUGGAGE STORAGE

JANITORS

SHAFT

STAIR B

2

3' - 8"

JANITOR ROOM

BATHROOM

2' - 9"

BATHROOM

ELEVATOR

DN

DISTANCE 68'-6"

ELEVATOR

BATHROOM

28

3' - 0"

22' - 1 3/8"

22' - 1 3/8"

DISTANCE 61' - 7"

3

2

HOTELROOM

24 'HOTEL LOBBY 3"

HOTEL ADA ROOM

SMOKE DOOR

0"

HOTEL ROOM

'-

CORRIDOR

A

ACCESSIBLE TOILET

31

SMOKE DOOR

SMOKE DOOR 3' - 0"

DescriptionNumbe

D

HOTEL STORAGE

2' - 11 1/2"

STAIR D

A

85

UP

STAIR E

- 0"

HOTEL ROOM HOUSE KEEPING / STORAGE ROOM

STAIR D

11' - 9 7/8" 64'

UP

STAIR C

3' - 8"

DN

58' - 1 7/8"

9"

3' - 8"

'-

DN

84

2

1

3' - 8" EMPLOYEE BREAK DN ROOM

BATHROOM

HOTEL ROOM

BATHROOM

3' - 8"

D

3' - 8"

20' - 10 7/8"

20' - 10 7/8"

58' - 1 7/8"

HOTEL RECEPTION

CAFE

HOTEL LOUNGE

2

5' - 0 1/2"

5' - 7 1/2"

NON--OCCUPIED ROOF

3' - 2"

5' - 9"

2 DN

Address: 329 & 331 CATSKILL N

Exit Capacity

Stair

Exit Width Capacity STAIRExit WIDTH REQUIREMENT 8

CLEAR WIDTH 40" EXIT CAPACTITY = 200 DOOR OPEN CLEAR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 22 OCC X .2 = 4.4" REQUIRED, 40" PROVIDED

CAFE OCC: 49 = 29+20 29 (15 SF PER PERSON NET) 20 (1 OCC PER 18" FOR BENCH SEATING)

200

Exit Capacity

Door

Exit Capacity

56"

Door

146

Exit Width Exit Width

Project:

STAIR WIDTH REQUIREMENT 8 OCC X .3 = 2.4" REQUIRED, 36" PROVIDED

R -1

8

200

1591 SF

LEVEL 03

D

C

B

A

3RD FL COURT MOMENTS

1

2

3

4

3

3' - 9"

RT-03

D2 --A-750

RT-01 ROOF 38' - 0"

5' - 2 1/4"

8' - 7"

RT-02

CORRIDOR

EXISTING STAIR A

305

307

RT-01

(FINISH FLOOR) LEVEL 3 26' - 2"

227 MAIN STREET ADJACENT BUILDING

HOTELROOM

HOTEL RECEPTION

STAIR A

210

209

3'-6"

204

STAIR D 102-C

(FINISH FLOOR) LEVEL 2 14' - 1"

2

11'-0"

SF9

HOTEL ROOM 104

120

116

3'-6"

117

SHAFT

CORRIDOR

HOTEL LOUNGE

(FINISH FLOOR) LEVEL 1 0' - 0"

HOTEL STORAGE B06

EMPLOYEE BREAK ROOM

STAIR C B09

ELEVATOR 00

STAIR B (NEW)

B14

B12

5' - 9"

D1 A-800.00

5' - 0"

BASEMENT -9' - 6"

-14' - 6"

LOCATION OF UNDERPINNING OF ADJACENT FOOTING DEPTH TO BE CONFIRMED

A1 BUILDING SECTION - 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

1 LEGEND: BRICK

FINISHES BV1

EXTERIOR BRICK

ACADEMIC WORK

Birdy Puzzle Date : Jan- Apr, 2023 Location : Detroit, MI, USA Instructor : Claudia Wigger & Craig Borum Type : Studio Project, Individual Work

The goal of the project is to design collective housing for the neighborhood of Jefferson Chalmers in Detroit, Michigan, and our assigned site specifically sits by the side of the Detroit River.

In the beginning of our design process, we already had a few ideas in mind and the directions we want to go for. First of all, instead of making it a complete isolated collective housing, we want to make the project more open to the public. We hope it contains specific public programs that provide services for the entire community. Second, since the neighborhood only has separated individual green areas, we also want to produce a large green zone that provides opportunities for the public to engage.

Mondrian’s Art Graphic Development

Volume Transition

Form Diversity

BUILDING ELEVATION 1/8’’ = 1’

SITE ElEVATION 1/8’’ = 1’

Program Diagram

Program Diagram Site Plan

2nd Floor Plan 1/8’’=1’

3rd Floor Plan 1/8’’=1’

4th Floor Plan 1/8’’=1’

Egress Diagram

Structure Diagram

Rigid Insulation

Waterproof Membrane

Metal Cap Top Plate Vapour Control Layer Plywood

Metal Plate

Floor Material

Acoustic Mat Insulation

Single Unit 1b1b

Elder Unit 2b2b

Family Unit 3b3b

Wood Joist Resilient Bars Gypsum Board(Ceiling) Timber Beam

Metal Plate

Single Unit 1b1b

Elder Unit 2b2b

Floor Material

Family Unit 3b3b

Acoustic Mat Insulation Wood Joist

Resilient Bars

Slide to share the balcony

Gypsum Board(Ceiling) Glass Window Frame

Slide to share the living room

Rotate to share the balcony

WALL SECTION DETAIL C-C’

1/2’’ = 1’

Insulat

Weath

Vapou

A

A’

SECTION A-A’

1/8’’ = 1’

B

B’

SECTION B-B’

1/8’’ = 1’

Australia Embassy Date : Jan- Mar, 2023 Location : Reykjavik, Iceland Instructor : Christian Unverzagt Type : Studio Project, Individual Work Award: Institution Studio’s Student Show https://taubmancollege.umich.edu/student-work/ flaming-iceberg/

Site Plan

Plan

Wild

Joseph Albers Art

2 Dimensional Transformation

3 Dimensional Transformation

Architectural Development

Albers Art Generating Process

The topic of this studio project is to design an embassy that will be able to deal with the climate crisis. The concept has to be developed by Joseph Albers art.

My embassy is located in Reykjavik, Iceland. The site is close to the beach with several pools and mountains. There are fewer constructions and people. I try to take advantage of the existing environmental elements, such as stone, moss, and pool to design my own embassy.

To simulate the Australian environment in Iceland, I picked several kinds of plants from Australia and design the customized green boxes in the embassy.

As the topic of this project is to deal with the climate crisis, what I focus on is generating many replaceable boxes to adapt to the season changes; In spring and summer, the function of the boxes is to raise plants, but in fall or winter, the boxes are taken to the fish tanks. On the other hand, in terms of the exterior of the embassy, I make the architecture down to the ground to avoid most climate crises, such as tide changes, typhoons, and snowstorms.

Snowstorm Day

Australia Forest Fire Locations

Wild

Urban

Boundary

Forest Fire Expansion System: Wild - Urban -Boundary

First Floor Underground Plan

The diagram above analysis how the forest fire expands in Australia. I highlight the cities where fire happens often and use three different icons to represent them respectively. Then I line them up to generate the diagram and try to take advantage of it to create the graphic in relation to my embassy.

First Floor Underground

Plants Research

Roof & Entrance

First Floor Underground

Second Floor Underground

Isometric Views

The diagrams above are designed based on Joseph Albers Art. The design process is developed from images to 3-dimensional form. I highlight the name of cities where forest fire always happens in Australia and re-organize them into three different catalogs; wild, boundary, and urban. Based on the linework drawing, I created my own Albers art and architecturalized it.

The rendering on the left is to show how the embassy works on a storm snow day. At that time, the roof works as the landscape and offers a place for a pedestrian to have a rest or enjoy the bonfire in the sunken.

Second Floor Underground Plan

Second Floor Underground Section

Considering the climate problems, light pollution can make it difficult to see the Aurora, so it’s important to choose a location that is far away from any sources of artificial light. This could mean a remote area away from city lights or even your own backyard if it’s in a rural area. As the site is closed to the beach and far from the city, it is often taken as a good place for viewing Aurora. In the fall, the roof works as a platform for pedestrian or staff who work in the embassy to see the Aurora.

It could be taken as a bench or a ramp for bicycles.

Aurora Viewing Deck

I focus more on the orientation of the landscape in relation to the ocean. If possible, position the space to face the ocean directly. This will provide the best views and a feeling of being connected to the water. The ocean can be windy and sunny, so consider providing shelter and shade. I use trees, a pergola, or a covered seating area to protect from the sun and wind.

Furthermore, I picked some plants that thrive in salty air and sandy soil. Coastal plants like beach grass, sea oats, and succulents can provide a natural and low-maintenance design that is well-suited for the environment.

Meeting Space

Ocean Viewing Deck

Corridor

Office

Archives Room

Five Minutes All At Once Date : Sep- Dec, 2023 Location : Boston, MA, USA Instructor : El Hadi Jazairy Type : Studio Project, Individual work

The Post-Carbon Necklace studio focuses on how urban designers can contribute to dismantling the spaces of environmental violence and structural inequity. Design is the instrument through which to articulate a concrete set of proposals to decarbonize the city, amplify public space, and better equip communities for the forthcoming effects of climate change. The goal of this project is to encourage people to cycle more and drive less to reduce carbon emission. The strategy is to construct more cycling routes acrossing the buildings and make it become a cycling-friendly community.

From Entrance

From Entrance

9:01 am EST

9:02 am EST

9:03 am EST

ORIGINAL SITE

Appartment Building 9:04 am EST

Residentials

Appartment Building EBNHC WellnesS Garden

Holy Redeemer Cathedral

E Boston Catholic School

Basketball Court

Minimall & Residential

SITE RENOVATION

Minimall & Residential

Veterans Park

Border St

9:05 am EST

5 Minutes By Walking

Minimall & Residential Minimall

Restaurant

Park Appartment

5 Minutes By Cycling

TOPOGRAPHY RAMP

Belle Isle Marsh Reservation

CORRIDOR

Community Court-

Skateboard Training

Bike Parking

Charging Place

The Deck Along The

Urban Corridor

Skateboard Friendly

Balcony & Corridor

Community Plaza

Skateboard Play-

Cycle-through Museum

Cycle-through Office

Roof Bike Parking Lot

Beam

Wood Island Bay Marsh Urban Wild

CROSSING

BEAM

OPEN

Restoration Operators of Boston

East Boston Greenway Connector

Orient Heights Redevelopment Project

Roof Garden

Cycle-through Commercial Area

Bike Clinic

Common Roof

Shared Kitchen

Shared Balcony

Vehicle Route

Green Space

Cycling Education Community

Cycling Route & Pedestrian

Cycling Route & Commercial Cycle-through Minimall

Cycling Route & Activity Zone

Overall Site Mapping Skateboard Plaza

Internship & Career Experience Date : Type :

2020-2024 Individual Work

Dalian Dashang Goldstone Commercial Town

by KENGO KUMA & ASSOCIATES

Site Analysis & Physical Model

Carbon Fiber Fabrication

art center

storage

walkthrough theater

drivein theater

Imperfect Theater Date : Oct-Nov, 2022 Location : Ann Arbor, MI, USA Instructor : Jonathan Sturt Type : Studio Project, Individual Work Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgf3j4isuT0

The site is located on Blank Slate Street, Ann Arbor, MI, USA. There is a quiet place and fewer vehicles and people.

There are several restaurants and cafes surrounding the site.

What I am supposed to do is to design a public area to attract pedestrians or even the people outside Ann Arbor to come to this area and engage with the activities happening there.

As the cafe and restaurants are already constructed well, I started to think that a qualified theater might be wonderful to satisfy local people‘s needs for amusement. Drive-in theaters are an iconic feature of American culture that emerged in the early 20th century. These outdoor theaters allowed movie-goers to watch films from the comfort of their cars, often with speakers mounted on posts or poles. Drive-in theaters have had a significant impact on American culture, representing a unique blend of family entertainment, nostalgia, car culture, community building, and innovation. Although their popularity declined in the 1970s and 1980s, drive-in theaters are still cherished by many Americans today as cultural icons.

The aim of this project is to awaken people’s interest in a drive-in theater. I tried to focus on the materiality in this project and explore the connection between movies and the glass. As for me, the drive-in theater is an imperfect space for watching a movie. It is always noisy and the screen is far away from vehicles. Even though the visual and audio experience seems bad, guests still enjoy the atmosphere.

Isometric View

Throughout the site analysis and research, I found that the customers of the drive-in theater enjoy talking, beverages, and popcorn during the movie. It seems like the movie is becoming background music in some scenes. Based on this, I started to consider what kind of atmosphere I would like to design when the movie does not dominate the visual experience anymore. In my design, I take advantage of the feature of glass and try to reflect the scene of movies through the glass. Plants are also another important element for my theater. With these elements, I created a system in which the movie from the project is reflected on the plants through the glass. The guests will see the movie on the leaves, flowers, and roots and it is twice generated through the frosted glass.

Interior