My first document

2019.7-2020.4;

2021.3-2021.9;

2020.7-2020.9;

2022.11-2023.1;

2023.4-2023.6;

2019-2023FALL

TINGYU SU

TEL:+41 767679170 EMAIL: ARKETHING@GMAIL.COM LOCATION: ZURICH, SWIZERLAND; STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN.

ARCHITECTURE& DAYLIGHT;

APPLIED ARCHITECTURE;

PATH FINDER;

WOOD BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION;

BROMMA AIRPORT HANGAR DESIGN; FIRE STATION AND HEALTH CENTER DESIGN;

HOTEL DESIGN;

ILLUSTRATION; MODEL

CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION ● ● ● ●

Architecture Intern 2024 Spring

2022FALL-2024FALL KTH Royal Institute of Technology 2023FALL-2024SPRING (EXCHANGE)

ETH Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich 2017FALL-2022SPRING Beijing University of Technology Major: Architecture Accomplishment:

Won the scholarship of excellent-learning award in 2019 and 2020 Won the third prize of the national college english contest

COURSES ● Voluptas: architecture design studio(ETH) working with game design(ZHdK) ● 3D Scanning and Freeform Modeling ● 360° - Reality to Virtuality ● Coding Architecture： * Build up basic proficiency in programming using Python. * Programming using Python within the design environment. * Applications in architecture and digital fabrication.

SU TINGYU

ARCHITECTURE STUDENT

EXPERIENCE INFO

DATE OF BIRTH: 1998.10.20 LOCATION: ZURICH, SWIZERLAND ARKETHING@GMAIL.COM +41 767679170

language proficiency: English: C1 German: B1 Chinese: native language

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China Architecture Design & Research Group (CADG) Architectural Intern 2021 Sep-Dec participated in the relevant work of tianhua Road Police Station, Light textile Digital Logistics Project Trading Center,

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Beijing China Construction Engineering Co., LTD Architectural Intern 2021 Jan-April participated in the planning and design of majiapu B&B, Beijing Shunyi SMC Dormitory, fangshan No. 8 Middle School new campus and other projects

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Tsinghua Tongheng Urban Renewal Institute Architectural& Planning Intern 2020 Jan-Mar

ACADEMIC PROJECTS 01 2023SPRING APPLIED ARCHITECTURE bromma airport hangar

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02 2022FALL ARCHITECTURE & DAYLIGHT

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03 2020SPRING ZAMALKA REBUILD

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04 2021FALL HOPMAN CUP

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off the grid

city dimension

WORKING PROJECTS ●

05 2021SEP-DEC

Project Design for Light Textile Digital Logistics Port

30

conduct research and modeling in the Wudaokou area.

RESEARCH ●

Paper publishing Primary author& Group leader

2019 Feb- 2020 Feb

led the team to do survey, investigated on the living conditions of urban villages and wrote the paper "Research on the Reconstruction of Urban Villages Optimizing the Addition and Reconstruction of Building Space", which was published in the magazine "Building Materials and Decoration" in 2020 ●

Workshop Group leader

ARTWORKS ●

06 2022-NOW PAINTING; MODEL; ILLUSTRATION

2019 Jun- 2020

In 2019, participated as team leader in the summer camp for reconstruction in Damascus, Syria, organized by REPARAMETRIZE studio. The works were exhibited at the Shenzhen Architecture Biennale in the same year.

ACTIVITIES ●

Kårspexet (student drama club) stage setting; light and sound

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Osqledaren (student union magazine) illustrator; layout 2022 sep- now

2022 sep- now

SKILLS ●

Software: Rhino Sketch Up Enscape V-ray CAD Unity Reality Capture

Illustrator Photoshop InDesign grasshopper python for gh

Tingyu Su 2019-2023 Fall

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Applied Architecture 2023

01 Bromma Hangar Feb2023 - May2019 Site: Bromma, Stockholm

Project 1:

Bromma Airport Hangar Design Tingyu Su

Portfolio Description: Bromma Airport is Stockholm's first airport, but since the construction of Arlanda Airport, the airlines that used to operate at Bromma Airport gradually decreased. Now, only civil small aircraft, government aircraft, and air ambulance planes stop at Bromma Airport. In the years following the construction of Arlanda Airport, the buildings inside Bromma were gradually demolished and renovated. The once vast hangar buildings were transformed into large shopping centers, and a large hangar was converted into a new small terminal building. With the advancement of aircraft technology, Bromma's runway became unsuitable for most planes. Additionally, with population growth and a shortage of housing in the city center, the Swedish government plans to abandon Bromma in 2026 and turn it into a residential area.

As Bromma is dismantled in the future, the newly created residential area lacks infrastructure such as fire stations and medical centers. The building I have designed this time was initially intended as a hangar for air ambulance services, which includes a medical station, aircraft maintenance workshops, and offices. Firefighting and medical center functionalities were considered from the outset, and a two-phase plan was designed. The initial phase is the hangar, and in the later phase, it can be expanded and converted into a fire and medical center. This includes a fire station, accommodation for firefighters, a training area, changing and office spaces for medical staff, an open medical center for consultations, and a lecture hall for safety awareness campaigns.

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design Roof Garden FUNCTION EXPLODE

Education

Firefighting

Medical

Public Medical Hospital and Fire station vacant

Applied Architecture 2023

SITE

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HEALTH CENTER

FIRE STATION

HOSPITAL

Hangar

Tingyu Su

PHASE 1: AIR AMBULANCE

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design

AIR AMBULANCE

Tingyu Su

PATIENT ARRIVED

PHASE 1: AIR AMBULANCE

P E R & A A

AMBULANCE AIR STATUS AMBULANCE

AMBULANCE ARIIVED

PATIENT ARRIVED

ONE THE WAY AMBULANCE STATUS

ARIIVED

EMERGENC ROOM

GO THROUGH TO HOSPITAL THE AMBULANCE LANE INSIDE HANGAR

PICK UP FROM NORTH EXIT

EMERGENCY TREATMENT IN WAITING AREA

TO HOSPITA

GO THROUGH THE AMBULANCE LANE INSIDE HANGAR

PICK UP FROM NORTH EXIT

GO THROUG THE AMBULANCE INSIDE HANGA

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1 AIR AMBULANCE PATIENT ARRIVE HANGAR

2 PICK UP BY THE AMBULANCE

10 1

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Applied Architecture 2023

PUBLIC ENT

EMERGENCY TREATMENT IN WAITING AREA ONE THE WAY

TO HOSPITAL AMBULANCE

N

PHASE 2: EMERGENCY ROOM & AIR AMBULANCE

0 GET IN TOUCH WITH PILOT CALL AMBULANCE IN ADVANCE

1 AIR AMBULANCE PATIENT

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N

PHASE ONE

PHASE TWO

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First Floor

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First Floor

First Floor

1 Nurse office

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

2 Change room

1 Nurse office

1 Nurse office

2 Change room

2 Change room

3 Medical storage

3 Medical storage

4 Hangar wookshop

4 Hangar wookshop

5 Hangar

5 Hangar

6 Meeting room

6 Meeting room

7 Pilot office

7 Pilot office

8 Operation office

8 Operation office

9 Tecnician office

9 Tecnician office

10 Kitchen

10 Kitchen

11 Social space

11 Social space

12 Storage room

12 Storage room

3 Medical storage 4 Fire fighting storage 5 Garage 6 Fire fighting equipment 7 Fire fighting operation room 8 Waiting area 9 Exam room 10 X-ray 11 Dark room 12 Control room 13 Laboratory

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 2.5 5

1

FIRST STAGE: HANGAR FIRST STAGE: HANGAR

STREET

AIRCRAFT PARTS AND EQUIPMENT

STREET

STAFF AND VISITORS

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

ADMINISTRATION

AMBULANCE

SECOND STAGE: EMERGENCY MEDICAL CENTER &FIRE STATION

SECOND STAGE: EMERGENCY MEDICAL CENTER &FIRE STATION

5

TRAINING SESSION

THIRD FLOOR

AIRCRAFT PARTS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AMBULANCES STAFF AMBULANCES AND VISITORS ANDAIRPORT EQUIPMENT WORKSHOP AND VEHICLES AND LARGE EQUIPMENTS

WORKSHOP

ADMINISTRATION

LANDSIDE HANGAR

EAST FACADE

SECOND FLOOR

AIRSIDE

FIRE STATION ADMINISTRATION

LECTURE HALL

6 FIRE STATION ADMINISTRATION

Applied Architecture 2023

PHASE 1: AIR AMBULANCE

PHASE 1: AIR AMBULANCE

AIR AMBULANCE

VISITORS

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

VISITORS WORKSHOP

EXAMROOM AND LABOTORY

AMBULANCE

PUBLIC PATIENT TREATMENT

EXAMROOM AND LABOTORY

AMBULANCE

6

STAFF

AIRSIDE

STAFF LANDSIDE

AIRCRAFT RAMP

AIRSIDE

GARAGE AIRCRAFT, PEOPLE,EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES

PATIENT ARRIVED

AMBULANCE STATUS

1

LANDSIDE WORKSHOP

6

4

8

7

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT PUBLIC PATIENT TREATMENT

AIRCRAFT, PEOPLE,EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES PATIENT ARRIVED

3

2

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AIRCRAFT, PEOPLE,EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES

AIR AMBULANCE

6

4

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GARAGE AIRCRAFT RAMP

3

6 MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION 1

LIVING SESSION

MEDICAL LIVING SESSION ADMINISTRATION AIRCRAFT PARTS PUBLIC ENTRANCE AND EQUIPMENT

AIRCRAFT PARTS AMBULANCES AMBULANCES PUBLIC ENTRANCE AND EQUIPMENT AND AIRPORT VEHICLES AND LARGE EQUIPMENTS AMBULANCES AMBULANCES AND AIRPORT VEHICLES AND LARGE EQUIPMENTS

AIRCRAFT, PEOPLE,EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES

2

2 TRAINING SESSION

8

SECOND FLOOR

HANGAR

EAST FACADE

2

LECTURE HALL

AIRSIDE

AMBULANCE

5

8

LANDSIDE AMBULANCES AMBULANCES AND AIRPORT VEHICLES AND LARGE EQUIPMENTS

2

THIRD FLOOR

AIRCRAFT RAMP

1

1

6

2 Change room

1 Nurse office

3 Medical storage

2 Change room

4 Fire fighting storage

3 Medical storage

5 Garage

4 Hangar wookshop

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design 6 Fire fighting equipment

5 Hangar

7 Fire fighting operation room

6 Meeting room

8 Waiting area

7 Pilot office

9 Exam room

8 Operation office

10 X-ray

9 Tecnician office

11 Dark room

10 Kitchen

12 Control room

11 Social space

13 Laboratory

12 Storage room

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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Second Floor

1 Nurse office

2 Change room 1 Doctor office 3 Medical storage 2 Fire fighter office 4 Hangar wookshop 3 Pilot office 5 Hangar 4 Tecnician office 6 Meeting room 5 Living area 7 Pilot office 6 Meeting room 8 Operation office 7 Kitchen 9 Tecnician office 8 Social space 10 Kitchen 11 Social space 12 Storage room

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

2.5

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

1

SOUTH FACADE

3 4

2

5

1

1-1 SECTION

EAST FACADE

Applied Architecture 2023

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EAST FACADE

1 Doctor office 2 Fire fighter office 3 Pilot office 9

7

9

8

7

5 Living area

6

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design 13

NORTH FACADE

4 Tecnician office

6

9

6 Meeting room

8

7 Kitchen

11

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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Tingyu Su

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NORTH FACADE

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First Floor

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SOUTH FACADE

1 Nurse office 2 Change room 3 Medical storage 4 Hangar wookshop 5 Hangar

1-1 SECTION

6 Meeting room 7 Pilot office 8 Operation office 9 Tecnician office 10 Kitchen 11 Social space 12 Storage room

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

1-1 SECTION

Third Floor 1 Training area

2

2 Change room

5

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6

4

3

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3 Shower 4 Guest room 5 Lecture hall

2-2 SECTION

8

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THIRD FLOOR PLAN 2.5 1

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EAST FACADE

2-2 SECTION 2.5 2.5 1

NORTH FACADE

Applied Architecture 2023

1 5

5

150 mm glass wool thermal insulation

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design

3

Roof Construction 2 mm PVC sealant 18 mm cement bonded particle board 50 mm corrugated sheet steel 0.35 mm galvanised planke sheet metal 40 mm PUR spray foam 500/300mm metal beam

Functions Fire fighting area Medical area

12.700

Toilet and shower 4

Lecture area Hangar and garage

5

Public medical area Stairs and elevator

3rd Floor Entrace Design Fire fighting entrance Medical staff entrance Public medical entrance

9.250

Path Design Fire fighting path Medical staff path Public medical path Public visite path

2nd Floor

Wall Construction

1st Floor

4 0.35 mm galvanised sheet steel 12 mm fire resistant gypsum board framing: 45/15 mm battens 45/15 mm counter battens diffusion open fa cade membrane 9.5 mm gypsum board

2 mm translucent polycarbonate panel 20/30 horizontal metal bar 20/30 vertical metal bar 0.35 mm galvanised planke sheet metal 45/15 mmbattens 45/15 mm counterbattens diffusion open facade membrane 9.5 mm moisture resistant gypsum board 200 mm insulation 12.5 mm gypsum board

Floor Construction epoxy coating finish 10mm concrete leveling layer 70mm Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating 150mm EPS insulation layer 200 concrete floor slab

±0.000

-0.150

2%

500

Applied Architecture 2023

100

1000

mm

1600

400

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design

200/350 mm reinforced concrete column

2750

Planting Construction

700

150

50 mm mulch 300–750 mm light substrate, fall max 1:3 20 mm drainage mat with integrated filter fleece root protection membrane 70 mm XPS thermal insulation 5.5 mm three-ply seal undercoat 18 mm OSB panel 200mm concreate floor 15 mm mesh + lime plaster

2750

9

Floor Construction

1000

150

5 mm PVC flooring 70 mm screed 150 mm reinforced concrete slab 100 mm acoustic insulation 20/89 mm oak louvers suspended ceiling

Wall Construction

3050

0.35 mm galvanised planke sheet metal; 45/15 mmbattens; 45/15 mm counterbattens diffusion open facade membrane 9.5 mm moisture resistant gypsum board 200 mm insulation 12.5 mm gypsum board

First Floor Construction

450

5 mm PVC flooring 70 mm screed 160 mm PU thermal insulation 200 mm ground floor slab

500 100

Applied Architecture 2023

1000

mm

Project 1: Bromma Airport Hangar Design

Applied Architecture 2023

Architecture & Daylight 2022

02 Off the Grid Nov2022 - Dec2022 Site: Stockholm, Sweden

Project 2: Daylight Openings Detailing Tingyu Su

Portfolio Description: This architectural structure is nestled within a forest in the southeastern region of Stockholm. It creates an idyllic, self-contained space intended for solitary occupation. It has been meticulously designed to cater to the dimensions of a single individual and to support self-sufficiency for approximately one week, with access to water and provisions. This dwelling offers functionality for cooking, enduring winter nights, engaging in artistic pursuits, and facilitating meditation.

The structural design concept amplifies the minutiae of conventional wooden walls. Beyond the interior walls, insulation, structural components, and waterproofing layers, it enhances the dimensions of the ventilation layer. Within the framework of the exterior facade, it accommodates activities within the neutral zone, such as cooking, dining, and reading. Thoughtful adjustments in the dimensions of the facade panels provide a balance: preventing rainwater infiltration while allowing visual engagement with the surrounding scenery.

Beneath the expansive framework, adapted for summertime conditions, an insulated winter chamber is integrated. This chamber is fully equipped to provide a space for relaxation, artistic endeavors, meditation, and scenic contemplation, thus adapting to the changing seasons.

The structure of the summer cabin employs 200x50 wooden beams to support both the eastern section and the roof panels. Secondary beams are employed to support the panels, requiring only nail fixation for the roof panels.

This set of architectural drawings encompasses all the plans from the second iteration of the design, as well as detailed models from the initial design phase.

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing Tingyu Su

Architecture & Daylight 2022

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still

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10

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wind speed

accessibility

trees

Site Analyze

Site Plan

view

still

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wind speed

accessibility

trees

view

June solstice Equinox November 4th December solstice

Site View

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing Tingyu Su N ＋4.995

＋4.100 ＋4.995

＋4.995

＋4.100 ＋2.800

＋4.100

＋2.800

＋2.800

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50

10

100

South Facade

±0.000

±0.000 10

10

50

50

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100

＋4.995

＋4.995

＋3.145

＋3.145

＋3.145 ＋2.800

±0.000 ＋2.800

＋2.800

±0.000

±0.000

Floor Plan 10

50

100

Architecture & Daylight 2022

East Facade

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing Tingyu Su

INDIRECT DAYLIGHT INDIRECT DAYLIGHT

1670

350

145

735

850

50

900

190

910

VIEW

1325

425

VIEW

1.Wall Build-up Plywood panels Horizontally laid battens with air gap Vapour barrier Rigid insulation Windbarrier Timber beam Horizontally laid battens with air gap Plywood panels

20 30 200 50 30 10

60

900

350

45

220

275

50

290

READ

June solstice

150

1165

575

775

2.Floor Build-up Birch wood surrounds interior Timber floor structure Insulation in between structure Plywood covering

June solstice 10

50

20 50 200 10

100

Sectional Perspective

Details

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing

Exploded View

Roof Build-up

Tingyu Su

20 30 50 10 30 200 50 30 10

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Zinc corrugated roof Plywood panels Horizontal roof beam Wind shield panel Horizontally laid battens with air gap Vapour barrier Rigid insulation Vapour barrier Timber beam Horizontally laid battens with air gap Birch interior panel

Zinc panel tilted roof Roof structure

Insulated winter house WBP plywood panel

Outside structure

Sub roof structure

Architecture & Daylight 2022

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing Tingyu Su

Architecture & Daylight 2022

Project 2: Daylight Openings & Detailing Tingyu Su

solcellspanel

external wall

insulation & inside structure

outside structure

internal wall

Architecture & Daylight 2022

Former Design

Isometric of detail model

02 Syrian Rebuild Jun2020 - Oct2020 Site: Damascus, Zamalka

Portfolio Description: The site is located in Damascus Zamalka, Syria, in an area of moderate post-war damage. The buildings in the moderately damaged areas, the building facades and staircases are incomplete, and there is more room for repair and renovation of the original building framework.

The post-war population is mainly divided into domestic residents and foreign refugees. My design divides the reconstruction plan into two phases: the first phase addresses the urgent housing and education problems of the domestic residents by building scaffolding structures to repair the broken walls, as well as a temporary school on the first floor for the out-of-school children.

The second phase was to attract refugees from abroad back to their home countries. After the house was repaired, a facade was added to the steel scaffolding to turn it into a permanent external structure. In combination with the cooling cavity, a moist and cool space was created for people to rest.

In addition, the building is combined with a solar chimney on the south side of the building to cool down and humidify the air inside the building, further increasing people's activity space and living comfort by using low-cost green building methods.

Materials are recycled in the design process. Post-war building debris can be collected by residents and made into recycled bricks by adding concrete, cutted wheat-straw, concrete and sand. The temporary school will be used for emergency purposes only. When the schools around the site resume classes, the temporary school will be dismantled, and the materials can be reassembled in the open space as a playground for children to climb and pedestrians to rest. This site's technology and design techniques can be applied to other post-war reconstructions in similar areas.

Building Damage degree

Severity of Structure Damage Persentage of damaged structures per city in Syria

32.7%

11.7%

9.6%

5.8%

12.6%

25.4% 1.1%

Number of Building Danaged or Destroyed per Hectare, by Neighbourhood

N

Population Composition

22.8M population 5.6M refugees 0.3M camps

Severity of Structure Damage

Population Composition

22.8M population 5.6M refugees 0.3M camps N

casuaty refugee

casuaty

resettlement

site

refugee

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rest

20

resettlement

50

rest

Refugee Returns Degree of Population Loss total spontaneous refugee returns

Refugee Returns

55,568

Population Composition 50,896 Population Composition Population Composition 28,385

41,570

22.8M population 5.6M refugees 0.3M camps 22.8M population 5.6M refugees 0.3M camps 2016

2017

Turkey

Irag

50,896

2018

2019

LEB casuaty refugee

Jordan

casuaty

refugee resettlement resettlement

rest hope to return one day 75.2% of Syrian refugees rest

69.3% hope but do not intend to return

5.9% intend to return in the next 12 months

5.5% are undecided

19.3% do not hope to return

50,896

2016

2017

2018

2019

Turkey

Irag

LEB

Jordan

75.2% of Syrian refugees hope to return one day

2017

69.3% hope but do not intend to return

5.9% intend to return in the next 12 months

5.5% are undecided

19.3% do not hope to return

2018

Security situation

Availability of basic services

2019

traditional syria family

before war

after war

recover

11.5 people homeless

over 1/3 school was distroyed 1.75 million children are out of school

1.35 million are at risk of dropping

single parents

enrollment rate

old people

related family close connection

disablity people

big family/medium family

out

seperated family

41,570 41,570

2 3 million people in the future minus

ergency of school rebuild

55,568only1.5 million willing to come back

28,385 Why people would not come back 2016

14 million

41,570

foe 11.5 million people to live

refugee returns 55,568 house destryedtotal spontaneous 28,385

9 million

55% building

total spontaneous refugee returns schools destroyed over 7million refugee registered afraid of the war

55,568

28,385

Refugee Returns Refugee Returns

50,896

change of syrian family pattern

future population grouth and housing need

total spontaneous refugee returns

schools destroyed

over 7million refugee registered

house destryed afraid of the war

only1.5 million willing to come back

community

Phase 1 meet urgent needs

abroad refugees

seeking shelter abroad

repairing residence

local brick factory urgency need for residence&school

Haura

Phase 1

Phase 1

meet urgent needs

d wheat-straw

concrete sand

residence and equipment meet urgent need

Post-war spontaneous rebuild and material re-use

goverment

material recycle &reassemble

Phase 2

Phase 1 meet urgent needs

residence+ virtical garden+ family gathering

spontaneous cleaning

resettlement urgency need for residence&school

shops+ goverment teahouse+

encourage woman to participate in post-war rebuilt

seeking shelter abroad

lever brick-making machine

greenery & vitality reclaimed bricks

encourage woman to participate in post-war rebuilt

lever brick-making machine

urgency need for residence&school

cutted wheat-straw

repaired

reclaimed bricks

concrete

residence and equipment meet urgent need

local brick factory urgency need for residence&school

repairing residence with temporary school

Haura

cutted wheat-straw communication & comfort concrete

Phase 2 residence and equipment meet urgent need

return home temporary school

sand

residence+ virtical garden+ family gathering

repairing residence with temporary school reclaimed bricks

temporary school

sand

Rebuild Residence + Temporary School labor force

local brick factory

Haura

reclaimed

repairing residence playground

public activity space

repaired

abroad refugees

Goverment

community

reclaimed

resettlement urgency need for residence&school

water channel garden

repaired residence with facade

labor force

seeking shelter abroad

repairing residence

labor force

return home

Phase 1 people

abroad refugees

Goverment

spontaneous cleaning

orce back

se 1

people

temporary school

Phase 2 return home

material recycle &reassemble

Phase 2

shops+ teahouse+ water channel garden

material recycle &reassemble

Applied Architecture 2023

Bromma Airport Hangar Design Tingyu Su

Phase 1 Short-Term

1m

5m

10m

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5m

10m

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Original Building

Phase 1

Phase 2

Applied Architecture 2023

Bromma Airport Hangar Design

Phase 2 Long-Term

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Tingyu Su

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10m

Ground Floor Plan

South facade

1m

5m

10m

Second Floor Plan

North facade

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dsa

Solar Chimney

Cooling Cavity

Thin Channel

Sewage Treatment

Advanced Treatment

Sewage Treatment

Project 3: Daylight Openings & Detailing Rainwater Storage

Tingyu Su Solar Radiation

Solar Radiation Ambient Warm Air

Warm Air Water Tank

Warm Air Water Tank

Spray Nozzle Faling Water Film

Spray Nozzle Public Space

Private Space

Faling Water Film Absorber Plate

Absorber Plate

Cold and Humid Air

Solar Chimney

Ambient Warm Air

Circulating Pump Drainage

Cooling Cavity

Solar Chimney

Cold and Cooling Humid Air

Cavity

Circulating Pump Drainage

Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree, and no one shall make them afraid.

--Micah 4:4

三个功能：被动建筑降温、增湿、景观 案例：东亚园林：水渠 非洲马里贡人的多古纳建筑：蒸发散热（技术，前面不要了 传统园林：三个功能和景观，以前是平面庭院现在立体庭院 virtical inner courtyard

tradition inner courtyard air cooling humidification greenery

couurtyard vegetation

Solar Cooling Thin 那个剖面，截图出来，ai描，然后绿色建筑分析（这个就是绿色建筑分析？ Chimney Cavity Channel 三张图好吧，垂直庭院分析，降温技术（太阳烟囱和蒸发散热管道）和水渠景观分析 三张图同一张底图

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Solar Radiation

Solar Radiation Ambient Warm Air

Warm Air Water Tank

Rainwater Collection

Warm

Spray Nozzle Faling Water Film

Priva Absorber Plate

Solar Chimney

Cooling Cavity

Thin Channel

Architecture & Daylight 2022

Solar Radiation Warm Air Water Tank

Ambient Warm Air Spray Nozzle

Solar Chimney

Solar Radiation

Cold and Humid Air

Sewage Treatment

Absorber Plate Circulating Pump Drainage

Cooling Advanced Cavity Treatment

Sewage Treatment

Rainwater Storage

Solar Chimney

Everyone shall sit under their own vine and fig tree, and no one shall make them afraid.

--Micah 4:4

三个功能：被动建筑降温、增湿、景观 Warm Air 案例：东亚园林：水渠 Water Spray Nozzle 非洲马里贡人的多古纳建筑：蒸发散热（技术，前面不要了 Tank

1 Facade model 2 Inside view 3 Cafe space 1 3 2

Architecture Competition 2020

UIA City Dimension Tingyu Su

04 City Dimension Jun2020 - Nov2020 The new Babylon was designed for the architecture of the future. It was designed for a society of creative people who would be free from the drudgery of everyday life.

----Constant

Postmodern Issues In the post-2020 postmodern world, human communication has transitioned from oral to written, print, and information technology eras.

This technological leap has brought convenience but also challenges. Supported by new media tech, cities are undergoing significant spatial and structural changes. To address new crises, cities should possess problem-solving abilities. We achieve this through the concept of 'latitude,' constructing cities from four directional axes, making them dynamic and adaptable to diverse environments and functions.

SECTOR

COMPONENT

BLOCK

Group work of two

Enhance

Reverse

Obsolesce

Retrieve

Q: What does the medium enhance? The problem with media enhancement.

A: sensory overload, consumerism takes over thinking, and too much information makes people lose their ability to choose.

Q: Is the media pushed to extremes?

A: People lose the ability to think, unable to filter the information presented to them, no time to reflect on themselves and communicate with themselves, confined to their daily life trivia, just killing time.

Q: What have we lost through the media?

A: the loss of real human contact, real human contact with nature

Q: What does the medium restore?

A: The media restore the architectural space that is not bound by function, the emotional connection between neighbors, and the community-based gathering activity.

heatmedia & publicy

Marshall McLuhan’s media theory states that every technological development brings about change in four directions: Enhance, Reverse, Retrieve, Obsolesce.

cold media & think

feel & nature

hominine & privacy

05 Work project

Portfolio Description:

Sep2021 - Dec2021 Site: China, beijing Contribution: Plan& Section&Construction drawings

In September through January of 2021, I interned under the supervision of Master Chen Yifeng at China architecture design & Research. During this internship, I participated in two main projects. One was related to the architectural design phase of a local police station, and the other one is presented here. I was involved in and completed various tasks for this project, including modifying and creating site plans, drawing elevations and sections, as well as building partial models of the entire site in SketchUp and Rhino, including the western buildings and facades of the main building. I also contributed to the detailed drawings of the stairs.

The entire internship lasted for four months, during which I primarily participated in the design and drafting processes of these two projects. I collaborated with colleagues to discuss different design solutions and learned how to align our designs with the requirements of the client while ensuring design quality and cost-effectiveness.

I also realized that architecture is not an isolated discipline but an industry that collaborates with other specialties such as structural engineering, HVAC, interior design, and more.

Project 5: Digital Logistics Port Tingyu Su

East Facade

DESIGN SCHEME General Layout 项目地块 设计方案

设计方案 DESIGN SCHEME

DESIGN SCHEME Fire Protection 消防设计 设计方案

【消防流线分析】

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Vertical Analysis

竖向分析

【竖向分析】

货运次出口(预留） 建筑控制线

仓 储 货 流 出 入 口

建设用地红线

园区主出入口

柯桥齐贤2021-02b 地块 约51亩

消防出入口

地库轮廓线

柯桥马鞍2021-05b 地块 约46亩 轻纺数字物流港项目地块，用地 消防出入口 性质为商业用地和工业（仓储） 用地。具体分为4个地块：

柯桥齐贤2021-02a 地块 约94亩

柯桥马鞍2021-05a 地块 约274亩

1）齐贤（工业仓储）地块约94 亩，工业用地，容积率1.5-2.0， 建筑密度40%-55%； 2）马鞍（工业仓储）地块，约 274亩，工业用地，容积率2.53.0，建筑密度40%-60%； 3）齐贤（商业）地块约51亩， 商业设施用地，容积率3.0-3.8， 建筑密度40%-55%； 4）马鞍（商业）地块，约46亩， 商业设施用地，容积率3.3-4.1， 建筑密度55%-70% •

以上地块的机动车与非机动 车位按实配置、统筹平衡；

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后期建设实施方案在容积率、 建筑密度等技术经济指标可 32 能在以上区间内浮动。

消防流线 消防出入口 消防车道 消防扑救登高场地

Architecture internship 绝对标高 道路标高 红线

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Section

South Facade

Project 5: Digital Logistics Port Tingyu Su

First Floor plan

Architecture internship 2021

Second Floor plan

other works 2019 - now architecture illustration

architecture illustration

Illustrations 2019 - now

Models 2019 - now forms: drawing, model, sealing, digital illustration