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YUTING SONG ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER, AIA ASSOCIATE, M.ARCH

ARCHITECTURE / URBAN DESIGN / PLANNING

DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2010-2016

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER AIA ASSOCIATE, M. ARCH

RENOVATION

EDI INTERNATIONAL. 06/201312/2016

FULL TIME WORK

DESCRIPTION

PHONE: (86) 152 0511 6987 EMAIL: YUTINGSONG0309@GMAIL.COM FISHBONESONG@163.COM

MIXED USE

RESIDENTIAL

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2016.02.

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UNDERGOING

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2017

CONTENT

YUTING SONG

SCHOOL WORK

INTERNSHIP WORK

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE, TEXAS A&M UNITVERSITY 08/201005/2013

WOOS BAGOT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSULTANTS 05/201107/2017

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BIM TOWER

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RENNOVATION EXISTING CONDITION

HOUSTON, TX, US

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

MASSING ANALYSIS

The River Oaks apartment building, first opened in the 1960s, is undergoing complete renovation and redevelopment.

DESIGN STRATEGY - The notion of integrity - The emphasis on neighborhood - Uniqueness of residence products - Emphasis on “softness” - A high performance building sensitive to environmental concerns - A counter-trend approach to other urban residence projects, via the above, etc.

- Additional focus on River Oaks Country Club

RENNOVATION OBJECTIVE & STATEMENT - The most exclusive high-rise ownership opportunity in Houston - An oasis of luxury and privacy - Designed for elegant, contemporary, and sophisticated lifestyles - A project with the integrity of the River Oaks neighborhood - The Community Pillar - The Practice Leader - The Fast-Track Executive - The Urban Sophisticate - The International Patriarch

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CONCEPT SKETCHES

PORTE COCHERE ENPERIENCE

PARKING GARAGE/ ENTRY EXPERIENCE

RENNOVATION

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RENNOVATION

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FLOOR PLANS

ENTRANCE ELEVATION

OVERALL GF PLAN

PENHOUSE ELEVATION

RENNOVATION

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MIXED USE

KATY, TX, US

Art & Music

DIVERSITY & LIVING SITE PLAN

LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch is a 34-acre, 300,000 square foot Main Street style mixed-use development located on the western edge of metropolitan Houston in Katy, TX. The Grand at LaCenterra in Cinco is a luxury, four story residential community built along a serene lake, featuring 271 refined studio, one, two- and three-bedroom homes, many with magnificent lakefront views.

Cafe & Juice

- 4-Story Wood Frame with - 7-Story Cast in - Place Concrete Parking Structure - 271 Multi-family Apartment Units - 4.68 Acres - 58 DU/AC - 584 - 1,710 Square Feet - 443 Parking Spaces - Complete February 2016

Business & Retail

Boutique Shopping

Health & Beauty

Dining&Special Food

Drink & Wine

Grocery Seller

MIXED USE

02

Waterfront Boardwalk

Social Lounge CONSTRUCTION PHASE

Library & Conference

CONSTRUCTION PHASE

Sports & Training

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PLAN

CONSTRUCTION FINISHED

03

MIXED USE

WALL SECTION

BUILDING ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

MIXED USE

NORTH ELEVATION

04

SOUTHWEST ELEVATION

05

MIXED USE UNIT INFORMATION: Unit NET Area = 1356 SF Balcony Area = 106 SF Total Useable Area = 1462 SF

TYPICAL UNIT Balcony

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Kitchen

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FLOOR FINISH AND ACCESSIBILITY PLAN Study

MIXED USE

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RENDERING

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RESIDENTIAL

SPRING, TX, US Located just north of Houston, the apartment community features luxurious homes, exceptional amenities and beautiful Mediterranean-inspired design.

Spacious floor plans are enhanced with the highest quality furnishings and stylish features at every turn.

- 3-Story wood frame, type 5A construction - 15 Residential buildings & 1 club house, 7 building types, 312 multi-family apartment units - Consultants include Civil, Landscape, Structural, and MEP - Complete in spring 2015

OVERALL SITE PLAN

RESIDENTIAL

02

AFTER-COMPLETION PERSPECTIVE

TYPICAL BUILDING PERSPECTIVE

POOL VIEW PERSPECTIVE

TYPICAL BUILDING PERSPECTIVE

BIRD VIEW PERSPECTIVE

CLUB HOUSE PERSPECTIVE

03

RESIDENTIAL DETAILS

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FLASHING AT DOOR OPENNING

RESIDENTIAL

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STAIR DETAIL

05

RESIDENTIAL

CONSTRUCTION PHASE OBSERVATION

RESIDENTIAL

06

TYPICAL BUILDING ELEVATION

CLUB HOUSE ELEVATION

01

BIM TOWER

DALLAS, TX, US The Lakeside Tower and Bungalows is a part of Lakeside DFW, a 150acre urban style mixeduse development in Flower Mound, Texas.

The project would be 15 stories tall and would include 48 individual units.

All of the units would have a view of the lake.

The project would also include four bungalows adjacent to the condo.

Unit square footage ranges from 1,100 square feet to 5,000 square feet.

TERRACE VIEW

AERIAL VIEW

Amenities would include 24/7 concierge, valet parking, resort-style pool, private dining area, chef kitchen, movie room, bocce ball and putting green. It will also include a 4,700-square-foot spa run

by Flower Mound residents Luane McWhorter and Stacey Maness.

POOL DECK

ENTRANCE

OUTDOOR LIVING

BIM TOWER

BUNGALOW

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REVIT MODEL

BUILDING MODEL

BUILDING ELEVATION

MASSING ANALYSIS

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BUILDING SECTION

STRUCTURAL SUPPORT

ASSEMBLY SETUP

SCHEDULE LIST

BIM TOWER

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AMENITIES

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LOBBY HALL

DINNING ROOM

1ST FLOOR PLAN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

OUTDOOR FIREPIT

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REHAB CENTER

HAI KOU, CHINA

SITE CONTEXT

China

Hainan

Region

Site

COST ESTIMATE ANALYSIS SM A

Building Cost

B

Fixed Equipment

23,204.00

Price per Unit (¥/sq m) Cost (¥)

Cost ($)

7,000.00

16,248,000

25,782,222

18%A

29,237,040

4,640,800

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10%A

1,624,800 2,578,222

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Total Construction

(A+B+C)

207,907,840 33,001,244

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18%A

29,237,040

4,640,800

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Professional Fees

5%D

10,395,392

1,650,062

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10%D

20,790,784

3,300,124

J K

Administrative Costs Total Project Cost Requied

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2,079,078

330,012 478,317,974+E 75,923,488+E

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BEIJING, CHINA

The Sun River Master Plan provides a unique opportunity to inject a vigorous lifestyle into the metropolis, while also providing cultural amenities necessary for a high quality of life. The Master Plan establishes a new model of development and aims to provide a dynamic strategy to foster and strengthen Beijingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s competitiveness on the world stage.

The Sun River Master Plan has been prepared to maintain a sensitive contextual relationship to the surrounding communities and provide opportunities for those areas and their residents.

Additionally, the relationship with Wangjing, Dongba, and other prominent areas provides the opportunity for linkages and complementary activities with those areas.

Legend Residential: 72.5ha MixedUse: 12ha Commercial: 30ha Education: 3.6ha Utility: 1.9ha Greenland Buffer Green

Planning Condition

Land Use

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