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htet linn aung @ lawrence
No 103, A-6th street, 94 Ward, Dagon Seikkan, Yangon
htetlinnaunglawrence@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/htetlinnaung-lawrence +959 795607244
Creative and organized person who is passionate about architecture, graphic designs and visual illustrations. I am confident about my creativity and produc tivity even under tight deadlines and workload pressure. I enjoy space plan ning and finding solutions with design standards and regulations. Personally, I am enthusiastic about sustainable materials and like to research the effec tive ways of using them in contemporary and minimalist architecture style.
2014-Present
2022 Aug - 2022 Oct
Bachelor of Architecture, Yangon Technological University (YTU)
EDUCATION EXPERIENCE
CITIZENS ID
Junior Architect -Assist in space planning, design development, schematic drawings and working drawings -Prepare design proposals and final design presentations
2021 Nov - 2022 June DIGITAL PIXELS MEDIA Co., Ltd
Junior Art Director -Develop conceptual illustrations for visual aspects of products for E-commerce Website of Samanea Yangon Market -Oversee post-production retouching process for photoshoots -Manage illustration graphics and contents for social media platforms
2019 Dec - 2020 Jan Myanmar Azusa
Junior Architect Intern - Produce design drawings for given project (Service Apartment) - Assist in producing working drawings for projects - Practise softwares for drawings and rendering
2019 Dec 2019 Oct 2018 May 2017 May
- MYANMAR AZUSA - WEER - STUDIO 151 - DNH Architects
COMPETITIONS
- TINY HOUSE by Ryterna Modul Architecture Challenge
- TINY KIWI Meditation Centre by Bee Breeders
- FUTURISTIC HOUSE by Embassy of Design - Symbiosis of Man and Nature by Asian Contest of Architecture Rookie Award
SOFTWARE
( - ) ( - ) ( Third Prize ) ( Semifinal nominee in Myanmar )
Autocad, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, MS office softwares, Enscape Rendering, Lumion Rendering, Twinmotion Rendering
LANGUAGE
INTERNSHIPS Myanmar English Japanese (N4)
CONTENTS
SELECTED PROJECTS
Lithuania Myanmar
ECO SPOTTHE HOPETHE KORUFREE BEEPERGOLA BTHE PAVILION -
INTERIOR DESIGNS
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THE BEDROOMMUSEUM HALL31 33
New Zealand
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SPOT
WHERE ALL FACILITIES ARE EXISTED
Eco
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: SERVICE
CORNER
ECO
PROJECT : INTERNSHIP PROJECT FROM MYANMAR AZUSA TYPE
APARTMENT SITE :
OF MAHABANDULA RD. & SANDAGU RD.
spot is a commercial service apartment providing facilities for shopping, recreation, residences and offices. The building is 17-storeyed including podium.
Climate Orientation
2/3 storey building units
Medium high rise residentials
High rise residentials
Ocean Commercial complex
East Yangon general hospital Office building areas
Access to site
Maha Bandula Rd.
Merchant Rd.
Strand Rd. Botahtaung Rd. Sandagu Rd. Yazadirit Rd.
Roof top Rooftop bar and roof garden
Residential unit apartments
Type 1 - one person use ( 37 sqm )
Type 2 - two persons use ( 71 sqm )
Type 3 - family use (suite) ( 150 sqm )
Office units
Small - ( 120 sqm )
Large - ( 360 sqm )
Recreational floor Swimming pool + pool bar Spa + Jacucci + sauna
Commercial floors ( 3 layers)
Ground floor - supermarket + gym + shops
First floor - shops + restaurant + yoga
Second floor - cinema + youth activities + shops
Basement car parking
B1 - 177 nos.
B2 - 204 nos.
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THE HOPE
A PLACE FOR KNOWLEDGE & LEISURE
PROJECT : ACADEMIC PROJECT (PROBLEM SOLVING)
TYPE : CAFE LIBRARY
SITE : BO AUNG KYAW RD., KYAUKTADA TSP.
THE HOPE is a cafe library providing facilities for knowledge & relax ation, designed for both children and adults. The building consists of total 4 storeys - Cafeteria, Childern library area, Study and Reading area & Research area.
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The project site dimension is 86’ x 68’ ( 26.21m x 20.73m) and 5714.98 sq. ft (530.9 sq.metres) and is surrounded by tall buildings. St. Mary Church, the Myanmar Times media group and BEHS 6 (Botahtaung) are also located near the site. Therefore the project building being a cafe library, will serve as a meeting point & a perfect place that will complete the functionality of neighbourhood. As it will be functioned as a library and study place that needs to preserve privacy, buffer walls are integrated in designing process to get flowing ventilation, and natural light by means of reflection.
Cafeteria (Ground FLoor)
Study Area (Second FLoor)
Children Area (First FLoor)
Rersearch Area (Third FLoor)
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South
Climate Orientation Neighbourhood Buildings West Elevation East Elevation North Elevation
Elevation Ventation Natural Lighting
THE KORU
There is nothing simpler than meditation. How diverse and different meditation is perceived, the common ground of all is choosing to focus on one thing simultaneously, trying to concentrate as long as one can. The meditating experience we would like to deliver as in the cabin has no limit at all. The place will be accommodated by multiple people who would enter holding their own perspectives and thoughts.
Considering the surrounding context and the site location itself, we would like to add the essence of expressing the history and cultural value of the land. We acquired that Maori (Aboriginal people of New Zealand) plays a major role spiritually and culturally. What we would like to integrate from this finding is the most basic pattern of all, known as koru which is based on the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond and first discovered by the Maori people, for its significant meaning symbolizing the growth and the return to the point of origin.
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THE KORU POINT OF THE ORIGIN COMPETITION : GROUP COMPETITION PROJECT FROM BEE BREEDERS TYPE : MEDITATION CABIN SITE : EARTH ENERGY SANCTUARY, NEW ZEALAND MEMBERS : HTET LINN AUNG, HTUT WAI YAN, PHYO THINZAR HTET, KAY THI HTIN KYAW 10
In order to accentuate the point of origin to have a distinct feature as in meditation where we focus on the most obvious matter happening in us or around us and to enhance the recentering, the fundamental 4 elements of life (water, fire, air, earth) will be interlaced into the design as these elements are believed to be what makes us and what are within us. Observing them can help us to originate ourselves and re discover our roots from a sentient and symbolic look into the relationship between people and nature through multisensory experiences in the built environment.
RECONSIDER
Coi-like approach from some distance mak ing the visitors aware of the surroundings, outlining their path to destination and refocusing their attention
With revealed deep forest secretly brought along the access till this point at front and beams of natural light intruding from the back, the space creates enabling environ ment for reflection, introspection and healing
The healing space which can also be used for flower processing, facing the north receiving a good amount of sunlight everyday creates renewal and revitalize the space
RECHARGE REBALANCE
The firepit at the centre to enhance harmo ny while while its naturally timeless light and warmth free one's mind of fear, anxiety and insecurity
REDIRECT
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16 FREE BEE PROJECT : COMPETITION PROJECT FROM RYTERNA MODUL ARCHITECTURAL CHALLENGE TYPE : TRANSPORTABLE TINY HOUSE MODULE SITE : IN THE FOREST IN NORTHERN EUROPE, LITHUANIA FREE BEE is a transportable and compact house module that might func tion as a getaway for a few days, a workcation place and a small sauna with amenities. FREE BEE is based on modular construction and has uni fied elements providing comfortable living conditions. FREE BEE is de signed to be able to enjoy the gifts of nature in every space of the house. A TINY INSTALLABLE HOUSE MODULE
East Elevation
The form is inspired by beehive hexagon shape. The side wall cover (Louvers) is the one unique characteristic of the house. They can be folded or set to desirable angle to achieve or block out lighting and ventilation. In addition they act as steps to get to the roof. The ceiling space contains water storage tank and electrical lines. The service space needed and additional storage space is included below the flooring raised form the ground level. The used up water can be recycled and reused by systems installed in ceiling and flooring storage space. The living and working space are combined and the sauna space is designed not to waste the angular space of the house.
South Elevation
North Elevation
Elevation
17 Space saving foldable bed Shower Space Sauna Space (+530 mm) (0 mm- zero level)
West
East Elevation
South Elevation
North Elevation
West Elevation
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Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Modules can be integrated into combined shapes ac cording to different terrain form and slope. They can also be used for families or groups of friends becom ing beehive house. They can be transportable by a crane having anchor points on the roof.
The louvers act as the wall cover of the house. When they are set at horizontal position, they act as steps to reach to the roof. We will be able enjoy the breezes, views and nature’s blessings on the roof. Even the starry sky will be awarded to us in at night. The louvers are supported by metal joints which are folded inside the main structure frame.
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
Sauna Living & Working
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PERGOLA B
A PLACE FOR PICNICKING & LEISURE
PROJECT : CONCEPTUAL PROJECT ( BAMBOO WORKSHOP )
TYPE
:
PICNIC SHELTER
SITE : BOGYOKE PARK, KANDAWGYI LAKE
PERGOLA B is a pavilion, designed and built of using bamboo and natural materials. PERGOLA B serves a resting spot for picnicking and a study material for people who love the nature of bamboo. The form is inspired by the shape of a sea shell. By simply combining the shape of two shells and articulating the size, conceptual design of PERGOLA B is established.
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THE PAVILION
TO ENJOY THE GIFTS OF THE NATURE
PROJECT : CONCEPTUAL PROJECT ( BAMBOO WORKSHOP )
TYPE : PICNIC SHELTER SITE : TAUNG GYI THE PAVILION functions as a picnic shelter, that will be located in the future public park of Taungyi, built of using mainly bamboo and roofing clothing sheet.
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CROSS SHAPE PLAN
Total floor area : 275 sq. ft The highest height : 15 ft
MATERIALS USED
5 inches diameter bamboos for main structural members
3 inches diameter bamboos for bracing minor members
Water proof roofing clothing sheet with pale color light wood texture
PLAN
SECTION (A A)
STRUCTURAL DESIGN
SECTION (B B)
50mm diameter solid steel pin
30mm thick steel base welded to base plate
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Main structural bamboo members
Bracing structural bamboo member at every 2ft spacing
Steel base support
Wooden box base to hide steel base supports
The perception of THE PAVILION is to be eco-friendly and able to provide protection from sun and wind. For structural stability, structural bamboo members are braced at every 2 ft spacing. Solid steel pins are braced and welded to the base of the bam boos to reassure the stiffness of the structure. And they are covered with wooden boxes to regain the visual aesthetics of THE PAVILION. Bamboo
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Roofing clothing sheet Wood base foundation Floor texture tile
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The dimension of the bedroom is 5.94 m x 4.17m. It is intended for a client who is a confident and talented business woman whose favourite colors are black and grey. Only black range colors and white colors are used in the design to gether with the wood texture boards to acquire the client's desired theme.
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BEDROOM
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THE
A PLACE TO ENJOY PRIVATE TIME
The museum hall has a total floor area of 89.18 m2 and is a part of an art and craft museum which specializes in ancient, classic style sculpture and emo tional paintings to display 17th century classical art and culture. The museum hall is designed to express the spaceousness and state of history reflection.
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MUSEUM HALL
A PLACE TO ENJOY ARTS AND CRAFTS
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