Architecture Portfolio

YE MA's PORFOLIO

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01 SECTION X ACADEMIC 2017 SPRING

02 PLY TENON ACADEMIC 2018 SPRING

03 STOOK ALOFT COMPETITION 2016 WINTER

CONTENTS 04 INWARD SUBLIME PERSONAL 2017 SUMMER

OTHER WORK ACADEMIC 2013-2018

ARTWORK AVOCATION 2013-2018

Location: Beijing, China Academic Work: Individual Time: 2017 Spring

01 Section X

The skyrocketing housing prices has left many Chinese young people live as an 'ant tribe'.

Many elite college graduates can only choose to live in dilapidated villages because of their inability to pay high housing prices and rents. I unitized the room based on the ' CL structure system'. In the wall to reserve a circular hole to meet the vertical structure and equipment to connect to different terrain and functions, and the location of the strcutre of the hole by way of steel columns and partial grouting reinforcement, the rest hole is based on the different needs of households custom installation plug-ins. Not only give the residents more choice and improve the flexibility of units, but also reduce transportation costs and mold manufacturing resource consumption and environmental pollution.

How to change the inflexible apartment layout and to match the diverse needs of young people's living?

Choose one Site Choosing a typical urban village in Haidian District of Beijing as an experimental location, there are many startup spaces and unversity campuses nearby, and the size of our prefabricated concrete units is determined according to the size of the homestead.

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House type: Trying to be flexible, but Failed From 1950s to 2010s, home type is becoming more fexible to meet the different needs of different people, but still can not implement to each individual level. Construction procedures began to emphasize the humane care for the constructors.

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

2010s

20xxs

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Growing Demands for Housing We estimate there are around 150,000 ants each in Beijing and Shanghai and around 100,000 in each of the five other cities, young graduates who live in precarious housing on the outskirts as they try to land their first job.

ADAPT

24000

48000

96000mm

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Modular furniture

Sealed insulation

Different function blocks are produced according to the raditional horizontal slice of bar houses. Using 300 Ă— 300 furniture installation modulus, customers can choose furniture according to their needs on the APP, the installation effect can be presented in real time by the phone.

Insulation of broken bridge aluminum at the climate boundary of the module to improve the passive insulation performance of the building while protecting the insulation layer and reducing the building energy consumption.

On the premise that the insulation layer is continuous, different

a. Toilet

d. Staircase

g. Work room

b. Kitchen

e. Bedroom

h. Reading

c. Dining room

f. Living room

room

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Hide the pipeline According to the needs of the user on the unit function, the switch, wire through, piprs and other infrastructure buried in advance in the factory, housing construction is completed and then unified access to community water and power grid.

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X axis

Y axis

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R1 U12 R2

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Boom

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Every surface of each 3.9m × 2.1m prefabricated unit can be seen from three axes. They form the basic building blocks of SECTION X

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U3 D17

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Building process simulation 8. Cleaning and maintenance

1. Pipeline production Section X

Complete the installation and maintenance of the unit inside the factory The binding of reinforcement shall be fixed with the PCR insulation layer.

Conduct thermal insulation test on door and window joints 7. Inserted furniture member

2. Excavation and buried basis

According to the depth of frozen soil in different cities, the depth of the foundation is determined.

Pay attention to aligning the holes vertically when installing the beams above.

Ensure that all surfaces are properly installed, with electricians and plumbers working together.

Arrange furniture according to customer's requirement.

6. Make house take deep roots

3. Install insulation fitting

The insulation layer shall be protected by aluminum materia.

The waterproof adhesive shall be applied before splicing to prevent the moisture from entering the insulation layer.

Local grouting to ensure the resistance of the building to shear force (steel tube model according to the force requirement).

Cover with protective components when finished.

5. Maintenance component installation

4. Orbit hoisting

Align the connectors on both sides when the module is connecting.

Through the reserved hole, the bridge aluminum doors and windows and walls are fixed vertically on the base.

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Ground floor Plan

House in Crack This house is designed for three newly graduated college students, who need a clean facade to display their artwork. At the same time everyone has a seperate toilet, south to work, north to live.

Between work and rest, a small indoor courtyard is installed. The attached sunspanceand and the courtyard skylights enhance passive performance.

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Location: Hancheng, Shaanxi, China Academic Work: Individual Work Time: 2018 Spring

Lu Ban 72 Knots, Pamphlet of traditional wooden structure

02 Ply Tenon

How to revitalize the traditional wooden structure and make craftmen great again?

A salvo of tourists and entrepreneur fled the downtown, heading for 'Poetically dwelling' in the suburb areas. Meanwhile, the traditional method of constructing the houses of wooden frame, on the verge of extinction, now regains an opportunity of revitalization for that traditional buildings are ideal environmentally friendly structures attribute to excellent thermal performance. However, the carpentary ways cannot satisfy the need of mass construction and short terms in Chinese vernacular areas. So to optimize traditional wooden structure, I designed prefabricated wooden structural system, based on mechanical properties of 60 mm modular plywood. I redesigned the traditional glue-less wood joints by closely testing load-bearing capacity, in which way joints could be installed easily by manual work. It is the very point to sublate the indigenous structure systems, to enrich the monotous mainstream market.

PRESENT CONDITIONS

PROTOTYPE

PROLIFERATION

EXAMPLE

Modernism Tourism policy Rapid urbanization

Ply Tenon

Rural population loss

Carpenter

Mass production Wood

Inheritance Simplification Cultural trait Prefabrication Plywood Green .....

house in town

Construction and perfection

Craftmen recede

Site

Traditional structure fades

DECLINE

ADAPTATION

PROPAGATION

FOR CRAFTMAN

Tower

Tower

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2

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Barbican

Barbican

Master plan

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150

Phase 2 Communication

Phase 3

Perservation

Phase 4 Archive

300m

71 65

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The houses constructed by traditional technique are gradually replaced

Time for revival !

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Convention

Carpenter

Initial

Boom

Extrude

Urbanize

Wane

1 day stay

2 days stay

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12

More days stay

Stay out of town Stay in old town Stay in new town Satisfaction

Dissatisfaction Tourists Residents

The town had thrived for its distinctive history and technique.

Tang Dynasty

Song Dynasty Ming Dynasty

Early 20th

1956

1970s

1980s

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2000

Now Occupation

Now the convention has been replaced for that the natives left.

How to revitalize the tradition by building communal memories?

Politically divided Dig the moat as a county and fortify the town wall

The layout of The streets The town wall The town ancient town had stretched more was toppled stretch to all formed towards the and roads were directions and north broadened railway joined

Some blocks of old town reached their capacity limit

The policy required the new town should be established apart from the old one.

The old town gradually lost vitality for absorption of new town

The old town has been elbowed to the verge of current town layout

Other

Private sector

Service

Age Work outside

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18-34

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Salary 55-70

70+

<¥1500

¥1500¥3000

¥3000¥5000

Will of stay ¥5000¥10000

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History of Hancheng town

Development stage

Prosperity stage

Maturity stage

Decline

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Not sure

Migrate

Immigrate

Stay

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>¥10000

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Investigation chart: tourists and residents

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Hancheng, a town historically traced back 2000 years ago, faced up with periodically decline under nationwide urbanization, are gradually reviving from the exploitation of official and squire eager for instant success. Nowadays, the government commences to regulate the pace of economic development and conserve the endangered heritage with realizing their tourism value. According to investigation on local residents, they prefer to enjoy a slower pace life if tourism could actually benefit them. It is the very point to revive the town. Here comes the carnival combining the modern vitality with classic aesthetics. The town is the perfect proving ground for seeking another alternative choice for dormino structure system that homogenizes a barrage of downtowns and suburbs.

Typology: houses along the street

Ply wood: make craftmen great again

The houses along the street are always organized as parts of quadrangles. There are seperated rooms and a series of courtyards consisting of the introverted space, especially their roof inclined towards the inner.

The perserved houses constructed by carpenter has proved their value. Only if a normalized platform offered would they promote the traditional technique. The lengthy period of crafting building components is surly shortened by the standardized elements out of ply wood. Now these 600 mm thick plywood are their magic props.

1:3 Model Photograph

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28000

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Roof frame

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Beam- column joint

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Typology: wood tenon joint in local houses

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Foundation & floor D-a

A-a-1 A-a-2 A-b-1 A-b-2 A-b-3 A-c-1 A-c-2 A-c-3 A-c-4 B-a B-b B-c C D-a D-b-1 D-b-2 D-b-3 E-a-1 E-a-2 E-b-1 E-b-2 E-b-3 E-b-4 E-c E-d

D-b-1

Diagonal chin joint Cross joint Patch joint Lever joint Hammer joint Included port joint Double patch joint Box bolt joint Transverse bolt joint Inhaled dovetail joint Gallop joint Square dovetail joint Double chin joint Box Plug joint Dovetail joint Double dovetail joint Dovetail port joint Gallop bolt joint 'Hell' tenon Double patch joint Included joint Mutual lock joint Inlay groove joint Three box joint Four box joint

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Prototype: Ply tenon F1

R3 F6

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F2

B2

B3

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R5 R1

B1

Beam- column joint

B6 F3

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5

Column Joist Rafter Purlin Diagonal brace

B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6

Column Main beam Cross beam Secondary beam Accessory mortise Tenon

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6

Column Ground cushion Wood column base Reinforced concrete foundation Floor Wall with insulation layer

F4

F6

B4

F4

Foundation & floor

R2

B5

Roof frame

F5

STEP 1

Phase 1: Activation

Embedding foundation R3

Exemplary house The exemplary houses are the first move to apply the prototype for activating the neglected value and potential, upgrading the knowledge base of craftmen.The exhibiton unit is supplied with complicated roof truss for both ventilation and aesthetics, effectively covering the multiplication of units. But for everyday life, double-pitch roof matches the users' functional need, especially equipped with courtyard- the necessary zone for suburb life, emphasizing on leisure time and family bonds.

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Roof

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Basic unit

STEP 2

R5

R4

S11

Installing columns and beams

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Structure S13

S5

S4

S2

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S3

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S1

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Surface

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Expanding unit F7

STEP 3

Laying roof truss and fixing walls

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F6 F4

Cohabitation unit

Construction process simulation

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Balcony Foyer Warehouse Toilet Corridor Private room Cafe Warehouse Outdoor cafe Bedroom

G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12

Kitchen Passing dishes room Warehouse Resturant Restroom Private room Gift shop Warehouse Water closet Cafe Vestiblue Toilet

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F3

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6

Wood casement scuttle Plastic fram scuttle Wood fram casement scuttle Wood fram louvered scuttle Steel fram casement scuttle Shingle roof

Second Floor

G4 F1

F2

G12 G11 G10

G9

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 S14 S15

Aluminum fram sliding door Feature wall of tiles Wood fram sash window Brick gable Steel fram casement window Rammed earth wall Wood fram window Aluminum fram circular window Aluminum fram window Steel fram casement window Brick walls Wood frame Prefabricated partition wall Interior brick partition wall Wood floor slab

G8 G7 G5

G6

G2

Ground Floor

G4 G3 G1

Axonometric Diagram 0

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1500mm

Phase 2: Communication

R3

Roof truss Structure

W11

G3

R1 W10

F12

F7

Central room

R2

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F6

F14

F11

F15

Second floor Structure

F5

R4

G10

F9

F8

F10

Reception room

F16

F1 R5

F2

F3

G15 W8

F4

G14

G13

G10

W7

W1 W9 C1

Ground floor Interior

W4

G12

Lounge

F4

Reading room

F13

Dining room

W5 W6

E4

E2

Ground cushion

C2 C3

E3 G10 G9

W2

E1

W3

G11 G12

G8 G6

C4

G2

Ground floor plan

G1

G7

G4 C5 G3

G5

R6

Axonometric Diagram G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8 G9 G10 G11 G12 G13 G14 G15

Enterance hall Conference room Reception room Restroom Piping shaft Anteroom Dressing room Garage Kitchen Central room Warehouse Lounge Tea room Toilet Piping shaft

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16

Collective sitting room Toilet Piping shaft Reading room Exhibition room Guest room 2 Guest room 3 Bedroom Balcony Porch Toilet Toilet Piping shaft Dining room Balcony Salon

F8

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5

Interior altrium Interior terrace Backyard toward west Front courtyard toward east Accessory courtyard

E1 E2 E3 E4

Main entrance Secondary entrance Side entrance in valley Garage entrance

R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6

Post and lintel roof Pent roof Cap roof Beam Column Plinth

W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10 W11

Plywood double moon gate(four layer) Brick exterior walls Main facade walls Interior soundproof walls Wood guardrail Exterior veneer Plywood moon gate(three layer) Spinning panel Interior light partition Inner plywood wall Exterior brick wall

Bedroom

Tenon hall This case aims to create a living hall in town, tightening the bonds between residents and craftmen, plus exhibiting the various possibilities of Ply Tenon. It does not only offer a concise prototype for adaptation, but also leave the ascending space for coming upgrade and decoration.

Cap roof model

The open environment facilitates the prompt response among the peer, causing the leading sheep pushes the process faster. Additionally, the roof could be replaced with the other fad or cultural symbol.

Individual

Phase 3: Perservation 01

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Section

240mm

Teahouse of Carpenter Lei 01

Abandoned house

Roof construction

Clay tiles (local kilns) 15 mm Mud layer to slope find minimum 20 mm Straw mat, layer 2 The waterproof layer, linoleum, layer 2 complete bond Thick Foamed Polystyrene 100 mm Mud layer to find slope 27% to 33% 60 mm Plank board (new) 30 mm Wood purlin (former) diameter 45 mm tenon and mortise bond Wood rafter (former) diameter 150 mm, 2 strips wire bundling

Site location

02 Window structure

03

Floor structure

Brick wall (inner) 240 mm Wood lintel (new) 230 mm Wood frame board 30 mm Locating piece Header double layer, with plywood spacer Hollow glass

Wooden floor panel 18 mm Wood floor keel 4mm Cement screed-coat Plywood plank layer 3, 90 mm The waterproof layer, asphaltenes Wood plank leveling layer 30 mm Plywood cross beam 150 mm Plywood main beam 200mm (singular layer 50mm)

04

Ground cushion construction

Wood skirting 150mm height Wood floor 18mm Wood floor keel 4mm cement screed-coat The waterproof layer, asphaltenes Thick Foamed Polystyrene 100 mm The waterproof layer, linoleum The vapor barrier layer Original soil rammed foundation Wood column base Reinforced concrete foundation

This case is a 'low-tech' application of prototype, perserving the local and personal idiosyncrasy. The abandoned house attribute to the carpenter Lei, a renowned craftman in the past. He has retired from his beloved career since that his son built the bungalow hiring the other workers. Now he again gains reputation for local tea ceremony, but his superb skills exhibited by the abandoned house is ignored. This teahouse offers him a easy start.

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52m

Second floor plan 0

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600mm

Phase 4: Archive Diagram: Exhibition pavilion

Map of Jin dynasty

The rampart was built enclosure in Jin dysnasty.

The booth, double exhibition walls and outer facing constitues the quadruple space.

01 Quadruple space

Map of Ming dynasty

The gates and barbican were added in Ming dynasty.

The cells are scattered according to spatial typology.

02 Barbican

Map of 1950s

Therampart was gradually dilapidated since 1950s The tourists visit inside the chamber,

03 Void

Roof view on the rampart museum Rampart museum Map of Fengshui 0

Site layout

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20000

40000mm

This project focuses on documenting the history and communal memories of residents in this town, especially the historical transformation of ancient rampart during different periods. The linear streamline is flattened on the same floor according to continuity of time. On general layout, the museum relates to the ancient rampart with intertextuality with inlay inserted. According to typological change, the spatial form transforms and forms the sequence on basis of historical events, leading to meditate the progress while visiting.

The core of exhibition pavilions is divided by the significant four phase of rampart. The differentiated facades of two buildings exhibit the lasting dialogue of the two times.

Now the rampart finally is valued.

04 Symbol

Axonometric diagram

Location: Shayang county, Hebei, China Individual competition work: UA Award 2016 Time: 2016 Winter

Spring and Travel

Summer and Rest

Autumn and Sightsee

Winter and Party

03 Stook aloft

How to apply the symbolic value of countryside to obtain more attention for it?

With the development of rapid urbanization, population loss of vernacular areas is seriously increasing. The workfoce loss in most countryside gradually sharpens the contradiction between the vulnerable group and the enforcement, even caused by thatched heap. Since nearly each child in village prefer to climb the thatched heap than read in class, the stook is easily associated with the signal of harvest and joy, a credit to nostalgia. The original behaving modes like climbing strongly predispose adults to meditate the recent situation of family members and hometown. Therefore a gigantic stook exposed to every fellow certainly stimulate the desire for reunion with family and hometown. Now the stook, a symbol reminding people of returning, is the key to arousing the sympathy between native people and people working out. According to the actual speciality of Shayang county--rice wine, the interior function combines public activities with rice wine workshop.

Additionally, the image that children are climbing the golden stook while their custodians are working in the infinite wheat field, itself is the valuable resource, especially for tourism.

Field view in fall Site Plan

Time for change!

Inside and outside the village are old people and children, cultivating, idling, waiting for reunion of family members.

Thus Nostalgia is an enduring topic constantly arousing people's sympathy. Chendian village of shayang county in Jingmen city is such an ordinary village. The robust labor force mostly left their emaciated family members, who even could not handle the piles of straw. Now the stook, previously regarded as source of joy in childhood, has become a disturbing problem for those working remotely. Direct incineration of thatched heap does not only pollute the nearby environment, but also cause potential fire hazards. However, the centralized processing malfunctioned in the rural areas for that the composition of families varies enormously. It is the very point to revaluate the value of thatched.

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1.Built on a small road to reduce damage to farmland

Thatched heap

Cottages

2. Convenient transportation next to the main road

Generate architectural form from the image of cottage

Insert space function

3.Parking lot at the intersection of two roads

Functional space size and shape

Streamlined function

4.Building volume and location

Stair location

Integrated form

Concept

Section 0

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1600mm

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1300

2600mm

Interior system facilities Village problem

1.Type

Low awareness and identity

Village problem

Single production structure

1

Site overview

Development needs Economy Culture Tourism development

2.Reasonable

Construction of living atmosphere

Education Development potential

Rural landscape resources Functional space

2

Mnemonic symbol

Architecture

Place spirit

First Floor Plan

New persprctive

Entertainment Landscape

3.Activation

Productivity improvement

3

Effective utilization of agriculture resources Seasonal production

Industrial produvtion involvement Recognition of famers

Promotion of site visibility

Economic development

Exploring tourism resources

4.Deepen

Production difficulty Rice wine and rapeseed oil production

4

Promotion of cultural value

Upgrade living standards Introducing educational space

Second Floor Plan

Location: Seda, Sichuan province Personal Work: Individual Time: 2017 Summer

04 Inward Sublime The project is located in Seda, Sichuan Province, China, which carries the religious culture of ancient Tibetan temples and has become a religious settlement built spontaneously by monks. At the same time, the occurrence of a residential burning caught the attention of the government and occurrence of a residential burning caught the attention of the government and accelerate the process of urban expansion. The blaze of fire may burn down the dream of religious freedom and culture, exposing the intensifcation of conflicts between ancient natural settlements and the urban development, even the future that village will eventually be "urbanized". Chinese traditional architecture have been isolated as a unique culture that has lost its foothold in the modern society. In a place with pure culture, it may be able to reshape, and would wake up the origin of religion and culture. The project would creat a land of religious purity,serving as an integrated facility invested with village functions and memories. As a balance between city and village, it weighes each other's chips in the scales of urban and religions.

Meditation Space

How to change the inflexible apartment layout and to match the diverse needs of young people's living?

The traditional Chinese architecture is regarded as the prototype, and divide them into 9 basic elements. Reorganize these elements to form a religious landmark pagoda.

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2

3

82m

PATIPADA Path

Right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration

NIRVANA 4

5

74m

Third State

6

Stilling mind but not inaction.

Not emptiness.

The knowledge of true Self and the acceptance of its universality

Seda, located in Sichuan, China. It is a primitive religious settlement in the inland of China, which is spontaneously built by monks.

62m

NIRODHA Cessation

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8

The remainderless fading away and cessation of that same craving, the giving up and relinquishing of it, freedom from it, non-reliance on it.

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NO-SOUL

54m

Second State 10

Sentient beings accept the notion of inflexible, uncaring, insensitive, and unstranded.

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1. the Dayan Pagoda, Xiâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;an, Shaanxi province

7. the Qutan Temple, Ledu, Qinghai, province

2. the Hualin Temple Hall, Fuzhou, Fujian province

8. the Tal Temple Tantric College, Huangzhong, Qinghai, province

3. the Miaoying Temple White Tower, Beijing

9. the Xiaoxitian Temple, Beijing

4. the BeiHai WhiteTower Temple, Beijing

10. the Pagoda Temple, Wutaishan, Shanxi, province

5. the Putuo Zongcheng Temple, Chengde, Hebei province

11. the Dule Temple Guanyin Pavilion, Tianjin

6. the Xiantong Temple, Wutaishan, Shanxi, province

12. the Zhengding Longxing Temple, Hebei, province

47m

SAMUDAYO

Origin

Rethinking the origin of suffering: it is this craving which leads to rebecoming, accompanied by delight and lust, seeking delight here and there.

IMPERMANANCE

32m

First State

The reverance for religion

The living elements from mountaiins

Sentient beings accept the notion that everything that exists in the world is impermanence, not eternal, forever.

Creating a pagoda

22m

DUKKHA Pain

Sentient being crave and cling to impermanent states and things, which are dukkha, "incapable of satisfying and painful.

Concept Diagram

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This is a new model of living and religion. The center of the tower is a religious space,which provides the space of meditation, practice,worship. It is formed by recoganization and creation of different traditional Chinese architectural elements. There are seven major spatial nodes correspond to the seven states of the monk's cultivation process. The ramp on the outskirts of the building is its main thoroughfare, and monks must walk on it to reach the destination. It symbolizes the pilgrimage path. Hanging below the ramp is living modules, which forms the surfaces of the building, offering monks places to rest and practice.

Pagoda's Plan

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Other Work

A small Square Design:

AMUSEMENT PENINSULA

2014, Academic work

memories of soil

GUANZHONG AREA B&B HOTEL DESIGN

2017, Academic work Community Art Museum Design:

TRADITIONAL SHADOW PLAY MUSEUM

2015, Academic work

Community Art Museum Design:

Typological Slicing and Overlapping

THE MULTI-SHAPING EFFECT OF THE SUNSHINE ON THE PROJECT SITE

TOURISM PLANNING OF GEPAI TOWN, LANTIAN COUNTY

2015, Academic work

Renovation of Thermal Station in campus:

GRADUATE OFFICE BUILDING

2016, Workshop work

2017, Academic work

Conservation of Historic Vernacular Residence:

ANCIENT ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE PROTECTION OF SHICHUANGOU VILLAGE

2018, Personal work Conservation of Historic Vernacular Residence:

POETICALLY DWELLING ON RAMMED EARTH Conservation of Historic Vernacular Residence:

2018, Personal work

POETICALLY DWELLING IN HOUSES OF RAMMED EARTH 2018, Personal work

Investigation of Zhonglou Block

PRPTECTION AND RENEWATIO OF THE TRADITIONAL BLOCK

2017, Internship work

ArtWork These artwork completed for class assignments and personal avocation demonstrate a breadth of subject and media, including sketch and oil painting. Themes include still life and landscape painting completed as coursework, as well as landscape from life.

Sketch, Nantong, Jiangsu province, 2013 Summer Oil painting, Xi'di Village, Huangshan, Anhui province, 2014 Summer

Oil painting, Wuyuan, Jiangxi province, 2015 Spring

Sketch, Xi'an, Shaanxi province, 2013 Winter

Oil painting, Nantong, Jiangsu province, 2015 Spring Oil painting, Lantian County, Sha'anxi province, 2017 Spring

Oil painting, Qinling Mountain, Sha'anxi province, 2017 Summer

Ackonwledgement The completion of the portfolio owe to my instructors: Prof. Li Hao, Prof. Wang Qi, A.P. Li Limin, Lecturer Wang Fang for their valuable criticism on my works and great support.

I also sincerely appreciate to my friends and mentors: Assitant Prof. Han Qingsong, Shi Guanyu, Xu Yiyan, Deng Yidan, Yang Bin, Wang Ruojun. Their tenacity and the wisdom to the architecture guide me unceasing progressand self-improvement. I also want to express my thanks to the institute, Studio Alpha. They let me know how important following my true minds and respond to the harsh problems in architectural ways. Thanks to all these companion and friends always around me. I am deeply grateful for the internship experience in China Northwest Architecture Design and Research Institute, Xi' An Aerospace ShenZhou Architectural Design and Construction Institutes, and Architectural Design and Research Institutes of Xi' An University of Architecture and Technology. All the collegues and directors share the profound knowledge and penetrating insight with me in different stages of my life, especially Senior Engineer. Wang Lei, Prof. Wang Qi. You share the shoulder under pain, offer strength and direct the roads. Lastly, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my parents, for their selfless sacrifice, patience and understanding.