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DG PUPP
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Explorative, multidisciplinary reserach, on economy, logistic, and education
Precendent embedded, parti-focus on improving neighborhood for underserved
Unite cultural distinction, historical methods, climate differences to find solution
Three (3) climate and topography responsive design on a grid
Context-heavy parti with biophillic design
Documenting processes
DOLLAR GENERAL: PUPP
Monopolydollar - A Research Studio
Dollar General PUPP, or known as pop-up play pavilion, is a deployable, quick-built timber, temporary play pavilion to provide access for DG shoppers to its DG Literacy Foundation - the Yellow Sunglasses Project.
Drawing inspiration and research from Van Eyck’s Playground criticism, green space management, smart city-playful citizen, Parten’s Social Behavior and “From Ritual to Record”, this project proposal allows temporary access to its foundation, promote education for children and adult alike.
Situated in beautiful locations and might seem remote, DG PUPP allows learners and players opportunities not only its literacy access but also exploring the surroundings - scenery, ground condition, and et cetara alike. Modules are made from timber/lumber, with the typical grid 12’ by 12’. Within the modules consits of: roof planks 2x4, column post 4x4, variety of roof designs + notches that assimilate from objects of study Lego and Jigsaw Puzzle. Each pavillion element are made of 5 types of play from Parten’s social behavior, under unorganized play category, specified from the book “From Ritual to Record”, with each characteristic translated into different architectural elements.
Top: 15-mile radius of every DG in the US, on geological map archive from UWM Library Bottom: Sevaral location for PUPP, in watercolor and markers
- Nevada/Utah: The Great Basin
- New York: Triassic Lowland
- California: The Pacific Range
- Arkansas/Missisippi: The Ouachita Mountain
- Montana: The Northern Rockies
ARCHITECTURE AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPERIMPOSED
A NEW HOPE
A new Hope is a children’s arts and cultural hub, designed for the under-served students and communities in MKE-the Harambee/Bronzeville. Inspired by The Poetry Foundation building, the façade is made of perforated sheet, preserves the “mystery” and privacy for occupants. In the meantime, it enables observation from the inside. Entrance from the East side of building also lets the pedestrian and drivers to catch some glimpse of the exhibition art event.
Elevation
NAVIGATE
All places share similarities. What if 6 fundamental house framing system is all you need? Little twitch here and there, plug-in and retract elements, I present you the architecture that reacts –NAVIGATE Home.
Six main sites from different continents/climate areas, these designs respond to the mother earth – climate conditions from the hottest to the coldest, or per se, the environmental varieties; to the social and economic problems – pricing, surrounding community; and last but not least – the lower environmental impact materials.
Amman
Bogor
Lagos
LAGOS, NIGERIA
BOGOR, INDONESIA
AMMAN, JORDAN
PARTI DIAGRAM: SUN, WIND, GROUDN CONDITIONS
Based on the square footage requirement, and three (3) different sites (Lake, Woods, and Hill), this collaborative project between 2 architectural designers aims to create a module that fits all: The system. Dividing into nine (9) different cubes, each can vary into different types of walls and openings depending on the site condition. The focuses are biophilic design and a solution-based design, aiming for net zero energy. Climate and site conditions are essential elements in determining the design ideas and final decisions. These buildings are in cold climates.
In THIRTY FEET, the design process is divided equally between me and my partner. I focus on problem-solving/ technical and research; my partner focused on putting the design together and environmental awareness. The production process is different as well: I was managing and leading the physical + computing models and diagrams, while plans, elevations and sections, and photoshop renders are with my partner’s. What you see in THE WORKS are my contributions only.
THE LAKE
ACCESS AND PROSPECT
Exploded axon explaining what types of walls was used and shading as well as the main parti of the design: access from lake to upper ground and vice versa. The cube modules are more spread out, trying to gain as much access to the southern sun for comfort and warmth in the winter. Privates and public are divided between levels.
THE WOODS
LEVELS AND SCENERY
This design is limited by access to views. The module is a stack of blocks to create different levels of views as well as privacy. The first level is the roots view, then on to the next: animals, the body of trees, up to the branches of trees the highest: sky and birds. For energy efficiency, this design cooperates with water storm collectors for self-farming.
THE HILL SHADING & WIND
High on top, the location attracts lots of wind. By having an operable wind tunnel, this module can control the wind direction (based on data from climate consultants). The tunnel also acts as a greenhouse. The roof is made of ONYX PV panels, which generate energy. Private and public are divided by the wind tunnel section.
ELEVATED EPICS: A RARE BOOKS ARCHIVE, CITY OF MILWAUKEE
A WALKTRHOUGH USING AIA 10 POINTS FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE
MILWAUKEE CITY HALL
The site keeps 3 existing trees and plants 2 new Oak trees which are native to the land. Hundreds of native plants will be used throughout the plaza and green roof, with the purpose of regenerating biodiversity, as much as possible.
On site analysis, land survey for this area is soil clay and loam. As a 2nd rated land, where building construction is tougher, the Archive wants to champion the landscape with a bigger footprint. As soil clay tends to hold moisture longer, it can benefit native planting greatly. The Archive wants to champion the landscape/waterscape with a bigger footprint. Curved pathway for workers from CDC to City Hall, soften the harshness of city life. Extensive green roof + land/waterscape gives all green from satellite view“take green, bring back green” initiative.
Histoical Ecology, Land survey 1835, Township: T007N Range: 22 East, Sections: between 28 and 29
WHITE OAK ASPIN BLACK OAK MARSH
ACHIEVING MASONRY DEPTH VIA BRICK RETURNS AND SIMPLE KICK OUT PATTERN
ADJACENCY & PRECEDENT
DESIGN FOR INTEGRATION
LOWER CO2 EMISSION AND EMBODIED CARBON; PROMOTE FOREST RESTORATION VIA MASS TIMBER BUILDING DEMANDS; PROVIDE BIOPHILLIC QUALITY FOR ARCHIVE’S USER WOODEN INSERTS IN R14+ VITRO VIG GLAZING PROVIDES SOLAR SHADING + “PRIVACY” FOR THE ARCHIVE, YET STILL ALLOW MAXIMUM VIEWING FOR READERS @ DOUBLE HEIGHTED READING ROOM TOWARDS EAST - CITY HALL WITH BEREA SANDSTONE THROUGHOUT, CITY HALL GIVE THE STOIC LOOK AND STRONG STAND THROUGH THE TEST OF TIME; MATERIAL IS ALSO LOCAL, HENCE, GREAT CHOICE FOR THIS RPOJECT
MKE ARCHIVE SHELL WILL BE AN INFILL FOLLOWING THE DUBLIN NATIONAL PHOTO CENTRE PRECDDENT, WALLS CAN BE FILLED OR PUNCHED FOR FUTURE APARTMENT FOR EXAMPLE
Respecting the adjacency to City Hall and of city of Milwaukee, the Archive uses Clevaland Quarry berea sandstone (from City Hall) and Arriscraft high-quality cream brick masonry (MKE Signature) to last for a long time.
With building height has no maximum for C9D zoning + tall surrounding, this site call for a tower . As a highrise, this project follows 2021 IBC Code for Mass Timber High Rise, Contruction Type IV B (Timber).
The Archive will keep street edge like its predecessor the Majestic Hotel, matching the neighbor buildings. Following the adjacency of its context, the Archive is taking a curve edge adjacent to the BMO tower and City Hall. Adding to the majestic and grand feel of the City Hall, The Archive wants to offset the front entrance by having 3 double heighted columns, aligns with the Frank Zeidler Municipal’s column.
WIND BRACING DETAIL
WIND LOAD TRANSFER VIA HORIZONTAL BEAM TO LAMINATED TIMBER COLUMN; BUTT GLASS DETAIL LIMIT SMOKE TRAVEL UP TO 2 STOREYS, MECHO MOTOR SHADE @ VITRO R16+ VIG -
Louis Kahn’s Exeter Library
DGBK Architect’s UBC Forest Sciences Centre O’Donell Toumey’s National Photographic Archive
Stanley Saitowitz’s Perelman Center
Milwaukee City Hall
Rojo Fernandez Shaw’s Archivo Histórico Provincial
ARCHIVE CLADDING MATERIAL STUDY
GEORGIA LINEAR BRICK SERIES WHITE PEARL SOLID ARRISCRAFT
COLUMN CLADDING
BEREA SAND STONE, VEIN-CUT 2’-0” ROUND COLUMN CLEVELAND QUARRIES
STRUCTURE OPENINGS
INFILL BUILDING MASS TIMBER [IN OAK] LAMINATED TIMBER BEAM&COLUMN CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER DECK WITH 3” CONCRETE TOPPING
OKAWOOD: GLAZING WITH FUNCTIONAL TIMBER INSERT COLOR: WHITE SERAYA OKALUX
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
3
RAINWATER MANAGEMENT:
FOR RADIANT HEATING AND COOLING
WATER & CISTERN CALCULATION
The site design has 3 water features, to prepare for a 100 year rainfall event (round 5000 cubic feet of water that needs to retain on site). They will hold and clean storm water on-site to be released to a creek slowly. Storm water that remains will also be reused, to water native plantings on site.
With the climate change, Archive’s site aims to reduce carbon footprint, without the need to import water from elsewhere just to keep the plaza alive. There will also be additional stormwater tanks located under the building.
MECHANICAL SYSTEM: LOCATION OF HORIZONTAL MECHANICAL DISTRIBUTION INCLUDING: D.O.A.S. DUCT,
FOUNDATION: PILE, PILE-CAP AND GRADE BEAM FOUNDATION FOR POOR SOILS; 140’ DEEP PILES ALSO USED FOR GEOTHERMAL SOURCE
(waterscape) #1: r = 7.25’; h = 8’; hence V = 1321.01 cubic ft
Cistern (waterscape) #2: r = 5.6’; h = 10’; hence V = 985.20 cubic ft
Cistern (waterscape) #3: r = 5.6’; h = 10’; hence V = 985.20 cubic ft
V total = 3291.44 cubic ft
Tanks under building (Level UG) for building reuse: 3 tanks of 8’x5’ radius, V total = 1884.96 cubic ft
Total rainwater hold: 5176.4 cubic ft of water
SECONDARY DUCT (PRIMARY DUCT ON EAST SIDE)
Cistern
HOLE
RESOURCES & ECONOMY
Built from mass timber structure, the Archive embodied carbon in itself which makes a resilient structure strength to last a lifetime. Timber is also known for biophhillic use, promote mental and physical health of its users.
Some materials sourced locally to reduce carbon footprint and bring a sense of belonging for Milwaukee citizen, such as the classic Cleveland Quarry’s Berea Sandstone on Archive’s columns.
The Archive uses the highest budget for material quality and sustainability from mass timber structure + locally sourced materials.
ENERGY
New geothermal wells will be bored deep below the site to provide a closed-loop water system for all heating and cooling of the building.
Smaller footprint building with big curtain wall such as Okawood and skylight, will flood the 3 double-heighted spaces with natural daylight, calling for less electricity usage to meet a new energy efficiency benchmark. In addition, curtain wall system such as Okawood or Mecho shades will also prevent a great amount solar heat gain, further the energy-saving goal.
MECHANICAL SYSTEM:
LOCATION OF HORIZONTAL MECHANICAL DISTRIBUTION INCLUDING: D.O.A.S. DUCT, HEATING/COOLING SUPPLY & RETURN, SPRINKLER MAIN
STRUCTURE: LAMINATED TIMBER COLUMN, LAM. TIM. BEAM AND CLT DECK WITH 3” CONCRETE TOPPING, WHICH IS USED FOR RADIANT HEATING AND COOLING
“PERFECT WALL” BSI-001: RAINSCREEN HOLE IN THE WALL DETAIL
FOUNDATION:
NERS
DESIGN FOR CHANGE: FACADE STUDY AND MASONRY PATTERN
The Archive aims to be easily adaptable for future use, with a simple shape for flexibility of l 15’ x 16’9 bay of timber structure, and as an infill building type where one can easily close/punched a window for an apartment for example.
WEST, MARKET ST & SOUTH, WELLS ST
EAST, DCD + NORTH, FRANK P. ZEIDLER MUNICIPAL
Milwaukee Art Museum - Architectural sensory
Experience of lights, sounds & art in architecture
Space Needle - a Seattle landmark
How it came to be and how it is today
Poetry Foundation - a sculpted experience
How it came to be and how it is today
Professional work and built - Winning team (3 teams) in Masonry competition. - Professional work at MWT.
Project lead, from DD to CD.
Team of 2, overseeing the entire project from schematic up to design development: plans, unit plans, exterior elevations.
Create wall sections, building sections for structural chnages; draft the enlargments of public spaces; etc @ constr. documents.
Comfort Suites @ Lake Tahoe, NV
Colored elevations and ext.elevations for permit set @ design development.
Team of 2, overseeing the entire project from schematic up to construction documents, permit approved: room configuration, plans, exterior elevations, building sections & more.
Design in sketches+3D sketchup for hotel lobby, porte cochere & VIP drop off, overseeing project progresses from schematic to design development.
Linda Apartment
CA
Lobby and apartment units design + draft, ADA and lighting/window calculation @ schematic up to design development.
Colored elevation, ext. elevations, enlarged guestrooms and publics for permit set @ design development.
Rio
@ Sacramento,
Metairie Apartment @ Sacramento, CA
Courtyard by Mariott @ Modesto, CA
Hyatt Place @ Waco, TX
Home2Suites @ Woodland, CA
Merced Student Housing @ Merced, CA
Sari Pacific Hotel @ Jakarta, Indonesia
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