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I’m Angela Liu, Zhi-Jun

SKILL Software

Language

AutoCAD

Photoshop

Mandarin

ArchiCAD

Illustrator

Cantonese

SketchUp (V-ray)

Indesign

English

Rhino/ Grasshopper

Premiere pro

Enscape/ Twinmotion

Revit

Knowledge/Strength

Interests

Design strategy

Photography

Project management

Travel

Model making

Outdoor activities

Maintain good relationships

Vedio games

Construction site experience

EDUCATION Master of Architecture (2023) University of South Australia - Adelaide, Australia Bachelor of Architecture (2013) Chung Yuan Christian University - Taoyuan City, Taiwan

AWARD/ACHIEVEMENT 2022 & 2023 University Merit Awards – University of South Australia 2020 / IRON A’Design Award winner - Reckitt Benckiser Office IDCS 2017 Best Sustainable Design / Bronze- Cundall Engineering Office Published in Adelaide local news - Cleland Wildlife Park, Adelaide Australia

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PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Graduate of Architecture (Oct 2023 – present)

XLMS Limited - Remote - Part time (Adelaide, Australia)

- Prepare concept design drawings for proposal.

- Produce 3D modeling on projects.

- Provide Adobe Creative skills to assist with project images.

Mulloway Studio (Adelaide, Australia)

Architecture Internship (Jan 2023 – Feb 2023)

- Assisted on the 2023 Venice Biennale: Australian pavilion Queenstown project.

- Utilized SketchUp to develop residential design, focused on materials and facade aspects.

SENNEX Consultants Ltd (Singapore)

Senior Interior Designer (Sep 2021 - May 2022)

- Specialized in workplace design concept/ strategy design.

- Led small to mid size projects with supervision.

- Problem-solving during the design phase and construction phase.

- Oversaw and successfully delivered projects from initial design to completion.

XLMS Limited Architectural Assisstant + Interior Designer (May 2017 - May 2019) (Hong Kong)

- Branding Design of L’Occitane and successfully opened the first Hotel in Macau.

- Supervised a design team of 3 members on 10+ projects with ArchiCAD. - Client-facing skills and gaining trust to maintaining relationships with the Company.

- Coordinated with clients, MEP engineers and contractors on site.

- Coordinated with another firm to coordinate the design of the 20-hectare masterplan for Cleland Wildlife Park in South Australia and published on local news.

Fu, Ji Houng Architect office (New Taipei City. Taiwan)

Architectural Draftsman (July 2014 - Sep 2015)

- Produced design drawings and details drawings.

- Prepared construction drawings to comply with building codes.

- Maintained effective communication and collaboration with various stakeholders throughout the project process.

Liu, Li Qin Architect office (Taoyuan City. Taiwan)

Architectural Draftsman (July 2013 - May 2014)

- Provided 3D design models for clients with SketchUp - Delivered drawings and documents for approval and construction with AutoCAD

GAP YEAR Working Holiday in Australia (2016)

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School Projects - Design Studio

01 [P06-11] REMERGE

Community Garden/ Architecture Design at Stepney Community Garden Adelaide, Australia

02 [P12-21] URBAN PANTRY

Arboretum Experience Centre/ Architecture Design at Lot-Fourteen Adelaide, Australia

03 [P22-27] VERTICAL CAMPUS

Han Heysen Building/ Architecture Design at UniSA City West Campus Adelaide, Australia

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REMERGE Architecture Design in Community Garden Adelaide, Australia

Individual Project | Studio Project Enviornmental Design Studio

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

For this regenerating community garden project, I focus on the surrounding, which includes nature, neighbours and passers-by, because I believe the community lives within the syrrounding. So, to merge and reconnecting with the surrounding could drive the community garden to become active again.

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To achieve it, I first design a nature front boundary with a water feature, to remove the distance between garden and public. I also allow existing Linde park to flow into the site using landscape design to reconnect with the nature. Then I manipulate the building design by considering the functions to integrate with existing garden, also environmental performence to meet with the site condition and requirements of the programmes.

SURROUNDING

COMMUNITY GARDEN

MERGING

RE-MERGE with nature

BOUNDARY and ENTRANCE

DESIGN STRATEGY BAMBOO PANEL Adding bamboo strip panel with track system along the corridor to flexible control the shadow according to the sun direction

Original boundary with poor visibility

Using landscape design to merge the Linde Park from entrance to welcome people in, also creating a natural boundary with pond to feel close to the nature environment

Designing activities possibility at the entrance to create interaction with the passerby. ex. straw bale workshop & exchange market

Shaded semi-outdoor space for multi purpose use for social gathering and event space, which also connect to the garden area.

Open space as a buffer zone between workshops can prevent sound disturbs the rooms directly, and also provide space for resting and social.

Strawbale wall workshop is easy and good for community activity for all ages to participate.

Also, represent existing straw bale cob material to provide natural texture

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1. WATER FEATURE 2. MOVEABLE/GARDENING 3. TOYS & BAGS LIBRARY 4. MOBILE SEWING (REPAIR) STATION 5. OFFICE 6. KITCHEN/SOAP MAKING WORKSHOP 7. KITCHEN/DYEING WORKSHOP 8. BODY MOVEMENT/ MULTI PRUPOSE ROOM 9. SEMI-OUTDOOR SPACE 10. HOME TOOLS LIBRARY 11.TOILET 12. WOODWORK WORKSHOP 13. POTTERY WORKSHOP 14. STORE ROOM 15. COMPOST 16. WATER LAB 17. EXCHANGE MARKET

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THE CORE Layout the main programmes around the garden

GATHERING Provide multiple gathering spaces on the site for different purposes and times of use

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MATERIALS Reprensent existing straw-bale wall to provide natural texture.

Using natural materials like wood, bemboo and different color tone of bricks for flexiable use on building and create seamless with the garden and surrouding.

HPYSICAL MODEL

North Elevation

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FUNCTION RELATIONSHIP

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INTEGRATE with garden

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

All cooking, soap making and dyeing workshops can use the resources within the community garden

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Use store water for pottery workshop, the finished pots and plates can be use for plants growth and food serving WATER LAB Showcase the different stage of the purity of water using natural resources like stone, sand and pebbles. Also to educate the different type of water resources which could affect the growth of plants and taste of foods.

GARDEN Using proper water type from water lab for gardening to provide ingredients for differents workshop usage

ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGY

NATURAL VENTILATION Provide airborne paths and windows to create air convection in the space to achieve natural ventilation for good thermal comfort and less energy use intensity.

OUTDOOR NATURAL SUNLIGHT Pitched roof provide opportunity for garden area to receive sufficient sunlight.

INDOOR NATURAL SUNLIGHT For indoor thermal comfort, pitched roof provides shade to avoid Summer sun from overheating but allows Winter sun to warm up the space.

MOBILE TRUCK FUNCTION The mobile truck I have integrated with the toys and bags library, so on weekdays it serves as a sewing station to passers-by, and at weekends, it will move to the park as a small market or event use, the free area will become a gathering space.

Close or ready to be transferred

During weekdays provide sewing services for the passer-by

During weekends can have a market or other small events at the park, and the free-up space becomes a gathering area

When on-site, it serves as a sewing station to provide service and teaching

It can be moved out and transferred into a small pop-up market

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URBAN PANTRY NATIVE ARBORETUM EXPERIENCE CENTRE AND MARKETPLACE

Architecture Design at Lot-Fourteen Adelaide, Australia Individual Project | Studio Project Final Year Studio

WHY?

The project aims to present a new immersive food journey experience for tourists and locals, to enhance the interaction and attraction of native food and culture and facilitate people to care for the nature “Country”. Also, reflecting and communicating the Aboriginal stories and culture through architecture and a series of programmes, from food identity to preparing and cooking, trading, and finally to taste or use.

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

HOW?

This journey is to learn native food knowledge from ground growth, prep and use. The project will incorporate a native bush arboretum, an experience centre that includes workshop spaces for cooking and other hands-on activities, and a marketplace with different ways of displaying the food for people to feel and smell the nature.

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To respond to the surrounding buildings and the garden, the proposed design structure serves as a buffer zone to transit from the city to nature. From steel to lightweight concrete and wood structures creating emphases on exhibitions and the built form.

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NATIVE BUSH ARBORETUM

EXPERIENCE CENTRE

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

MARKETPLACE

Ground Floor 1. Entrance 2. Reception 3. Office 4. Amenities 5. Restaurant 6. Exhibition area 7. Workshop 8. Pantry exhibition 9. Marketplace/ food stall 10. Cafe 11. Pantry Lab 12. Teahouse 13. Arboretum

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RES P ON D T O C OU N T RY

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

The use of building materials to embody the Aboriginal concept of sustainability.

Mycelium itself is an agency that fosters plant root growth and strengthens the soil network, putting burned wood undergrad, carbonized surface promotes the growth of mycelium, to create a “regenerative architecture”.

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URBAN CATALYST DRAWINDS BY MYSELF

While the “Urban Pantry” serves as a buffer zone between the city and nature, the “Urban Catalyst” is designed to blend the boundary smoothly with landscaping and incorporate educational opportunities on native cultural knowledge. To create a playful and relaxing atmosphere for visitors to wander through the place and “Urban Pantry”.

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VERTICAL CAMPUS Han Heysen Building

Architecture Design at UniSA City West Campus Adelaide, Australia

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Group Project | Studio Project Construction Design Studio

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This project announced by the University of South Australia to Services combine the campus facilities in City West campus to revives the city of Adelaide. To create a new academic building "Heysen Building" to develop a new concept of general teaching and learning space.

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The vertical campus concept of the new Hans Heysen Building is expressed with a mixture of faculties and services as well as museum under single roof. The integration of program across 16 floors aims to illustrate Enterprise-25 core values of diversity and social justice, engagement and innovation, agility and excellence.

This announced by the of Hindley Street and West End Theproject historical characteristic of South Australia to elements including arch, brick wall and eryUniversity inspired the building’s design combine the campus facilities in amed windows to showcase the local history value through architectu City West campus to revives the The arc is extended horizontally for a modern appearance. city of Adelaide.

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