Portfolio of Yang Ye

REGENERATION

P O R T F O L I O O F YA N G Y E Selected works 2018-2023

Telephone: 0086 13429252835

Email: yeyang_2311@163.com

Address: Room 206, Unit 59, Building 20, Stage 1 of Wan Ke Jin Se Shui An, Shounan St., Yinzhou Dist., Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China 615194

YANG YE

SKILL

LANGUAGE

Hand Drawing Sketch up Rhinoceros Grasshopper AutoCAD Tianzheng Lumion Enscape Vray Photoshop Illustrator Indesign MS Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)

Chinese (Native) English (Fluent)

CONTACT Telephone: 0086 13429252835 Email: yeyang_2311@163.com Address: Room 206, Unit 59, Building 20, Stage 1 of Wan Ke Jin Se Shui An, Shounan St., Yinzhou Dist., Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province,China 615194

01. Alley, Yard, Room Community eldly centre in the historical district Location: Dalian, China Individual Work

EDUCATION 09/2018-06/2023

CONTENTS

Dalian University of Technology, School of Architecture and Fine Art (DUT) Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture (GPA: 84.9/100) Ranking: 22/63

Core Modules: Introduction to Architecture, Computer Aided Design Basics, Building Structures and Materials, Foundation of Architectural Performance 2, Principle of Public Building Design 1, Engineering Mechanics, etc Awards: University-level Merit Student (06/2015, 06/2016, 06/2018) and University-level Cultural and Sports Scholarship (06/2020)

WORK EXPERIENCE 09/2022-11/2022

02. Bayberry Factory Shanghai Zhongsen Architectural and Engineering Design Consulting Co., Ltd. Position: Architectural Creative Designer Assistant

A new model for dealing with urban-rural controdictions Location: Ningbo, China Individual Work

Assisted in the advancement of several residential planning/design projects and other public building designs, including “Riyueguang Technology City B, Kunshan, Jiangsu” Collaborated with project managers and architects to deliver creative architectural concepts and design presentations Produced working models and drawings to assist the architects in developing sketches into sound schematic drawings Assisted designers in text production using graphic software such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign

CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 10/2020-12/2020 & 10/2018-12/2018 10/2019-12/2019

Member, "Elite Cup" Men's Basketball Competition Best Award: 2nd prize in the university

Director of the Xiaopin Group, "Fenglan Cup" Literary Competition Award: 1st prize in the university

10/2018-12/2018

Actor, "Fenglan Cup" Literary Competition

03. Hydrogen Hope An energy tower that produces electricity at sea and hydrogen below Location: Lusail, Qatar Individual Work

Award: 1st prize in the university 09/2018

Actor & Organiser, 2018 Welcome Party

HONOURS&AWARDS 07/2022 06/2022 09/2021 04/2021

Bronze Award (International) of Britain International Creative Competition (BICC) Project: SHANGHAI CIRCLE (teamleader)

Third Prize (National) of 2022 Hong Kong Digital Art Design Competition (Spring)

Project: LIving in the mountains (teamleader)

Student Member (National) of The Architectural Society of China

One of the only three members in the class

Bronze Award (International) in the 2020 Architectural Design Competition of Developing Countries

Project: Alleys and Halls (teamleader) 03/2021

Excellent Award (Provincial) of the First Northeast Provinces Ageing Friendly Architectural Design Competition Project: WE community

12/2020

2020 National "Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program" Research on intelligent energy-efficient buildings

01/2016

Gold Award (University)in Campus Microfilm Competition

01/2015

Third Prize in Singing Competition (University)

04. Plug in/out Plug-in style space for expression designed base on ‘ARCHIGRAM’ Location: Dalian, China Team Work My role: Theoretical research, Concept design, Structural design, Installation

02 Bayberry Factory A new model for dealing with urban-rural contradictions

Urban expansion is a historical process that cannot be reversed, and such development has undoubtedly generated more demand for agricultural output, but at the same time, it has inevitably encroached on the original farmland and agricultural resources around the city. As early as the last century, this dual motivation began to produce contradictions, but the early contradictions could only be solved by the destruction of agricultural land and the migration of agricultural populations. With the industrialization of production and the advancement of intelligence, we now have more possibilities to seek new ways out in the land transition zone between urban and rural areas. In these places, I believe that the two different existences of urban and agricultural will converge to shape a new production model based on intelligence. Such a model would be universal, increasing agricultural production while also involving local farming populations, with a focus on creating sustainable urban-rural relations.Eastmoney Lake in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, is located on the edge of the city and has rich plantation and fishing conditions. At present, urban development is gradually encroaching on villages and farmland around the Lake, some small villages have been demolished, but more large ones cannot be moved. So, the local area faces serious problems.

I started with local specialty fruits such as bayberry, which is difficult to preserve but has high economic value, as the main crop, and supplemented it with three other crops to improve yield and economic benefits. In response to the reduction of agricultural land, traditional fruit groves are crammed into modular units and then moved into the air, together with other functional units, to form a scientific and orderly combination model. This combination will be moved and reassembled by the tower crane with the season, forming a high-efficiency bayberry factory. In addition, the whole factory operates according to a system, in addition to the matching between crops, different auxiliary centers are involved in the recycling of production raw materials, the use of solar energy, the transportation of agricultural products, production, etc., and the workers are directly transformed by local farmers, these measures are to ensure sustainable economic and social development. This factory model is universal, and can be dominated by different crops in different regions to solve the contradiction between urban and rural areas.

Location: Ningbo,China Academic: 7/2022 - 11/2022 2022/2023 1st Semester Individual Work Tutor: Zhu Jiahuan

CONCEPT

At the same �me, industrial development has brought new technologies to nearby growers, and advanced agricultural tools and intelligent management, transporta�on and produc�on methods have helped to increase produc�on The sprawl of the urban fringes is upse�ng the balance between urban and rural areas

Farmers in these places are losing the land on which they work and live

SITE STATUS Contradiction between urban and rural areas Eastmoney Lake in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, is located on the edge of the city, and the only main road connects the land by the lake, of which the northern side is gradually replaced by new communities, hotels and parks under urbanization, while the south side is still villages.

This rich place of cultivation and fisheries is full of growing vegetables and fruit trees. However, under the influence of urbanization, more and more young people choose to put down agricultural tools and go into the cities, leaving only the elderly and children in the countryside.When the weather encroaches or the busy farming season comes, the remaining farmers have little capacity to cope. How long can these farmers stay in the face of growing demand for agricultural products from cities? If the production mode that has remained unchanged for a long time do not update, how much production potential is left?If traditional crops are not supplemented by scientific research, how can they ensure yield and progress? Not to mention, the water quality in the lake has become more terrible than before, making it unsuitable for conventional aquatic fishing.

Farmers in similar areas are facing hardships that they lose their land, jobs, and even places to live, despite demand of agricultural products is keep growing.

MAPPING

RESEARCH ABOUT AGRICULTURE

PARADIGM SHIFT

Horizontal - Expansion of Planting Land

In order to ensure the increasing demand for agriculture, the cultivation land had to be greatly expanded,which is not conducive to urban development

COMBINATION

SunlightHours Analysis

Vertical - Stacking of Planting Units

Transform traditional planting into a vertical model to increase yields without wasting land or severing relations between urban and rural areas

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WORKFLOW

Bayberry unit Rice unit Living unit

Production-intensive mode Focus on the produc�on of bayberry and rice, 78% of the space is used to grow bayberry and the other 22% to rice.

Bayberry is harvested in spring and summer, so the model pays a�en�on to the direct light resources of the sun, and symmetrically arranges produc�on units of reasonable height from west to east to ensure that sufficient light can be obtained throughout the day.

Among them, living units are installed according to needs to meet produc�on needs

SunlightHours Analysis

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Bayberry unit Rice unit Living unit

Production-mild mode Focus on the produc�on of rice a�er the harvest o�ayberry, 51% of the space is for rice and the other for bayberry to grow.

During the growth period of bayberry, in order to ensure the growth of rice, the model gives sufficient direct light to the rice, and places the bayberry on the east and west sides, which is suitable for the growth of bayberry and does not waste resources. The living unit is planted between bayberry and rice, as a link between 2 sides.

SunlightHours Analysis

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Bayberry unit Rice unit Living unit

Production-residence mode Focus on the quality of life of employees when produc�on is in a fallow period. 1/3 of the space is used to house the living unit.

During the fallow period, the focus returns to life, so the model becomes a group layout, with densely arranged growing bayberry trees as the boundary to wrap the living unit. Groups use living units to connect and communicate, usually do not affect each other, but maintain contact and circula�on.Rice units are appropriately interspersed.

SOLAR PANEL Solar photovoltaic panels need to be unobstructed around the perimeter for maximum light exposure. The top of the bayberr y unit is the best position, and the optimal installation angle of the local photovoltaic panels is 37 degrees It is expected to create 1750248 KWH of electricity a year, creating an economic value of more than 900,000

RADIUS The transmission tower in the middle plays the role of production aid and structure. Only 8 towers in the middle have a crane with a working radius of 56 meters, which cover different angles and cooperate with each other to cover all working areas

AQUAPONICS Aquaponics is a new type of compound farming system, which combines aquaculture (Aquaculture) and hydroponic cultivation (Hydroponics), two originally completely different farming technologies, through ingenious ecological design, to achieve scientific synergistic symbiosis, so as to realize the ecological symbiosis of fish farming without changing water without water quality worries, and growing vegetables without fertilization and normal growth.

The entire bayberry factory is divided into two parts in an orderly manner, namely the production part and the auxiliary part, and the production part is built by the basic unit, which is constantly updated and changed with the harvest season; The functions of the auxiliary part are storage, transportation, secondary processing, aquatic products, and distribution.

On the basis of ensuring the output of bayberry, the intelligently placed bayberry unit also needs to consider the problem of lighting and ventilation. Properly pulling the vertical spacing of the bayberry units helps to form convection and accelerate air exchange. At the same time, rice units and living units follow the same rules. Between the spacing of the vertical arbutus plant is an open space for the transportation of ripe bayberry and the placement of various units, as well as an activity venue for employees and researchers in the factory.

According to the capacity required, the tower crane intelligently builds new units

Harves�ng, Monitoring

Prefabricated facades

Harves�ng, Monitoring

RESIDENTIAL UNIT 6m

Laboratory, Ac�vity Observing, Recording

9m

Jogging, Walking

1.5m

Hydroponic cul�va�on Observing, Recording Visi�ng, Walking

3m

Playing, Learning

3m

Smart membranes

Living, Res�ng 3m

BAYBERRY UNIT - Active from April to July

Up to 6 bayberry trees are planted per bayberry unit, with double aisles on the sides, the lower layer for walking and the upper layer for transportation; Arbutus can be used as a landscape arch for everyone to visit and visit; Thanks to a smart film that intelligently regulates light and temperature, the bayberry harvest season can be extended by one month before and after.

RICE UNIT - Active in June, July and November

Each rice unit can place up to 12 groups of planting plates for rice with a height of less than 1.3 meters, which can be freely assembled to grow crops of different heights and volumes. There is a lifting workbench in the middle of the unit for workers to pick and monitor crops, and a passage next to the rice can also be used for everyone to pass or visit.

COMMUNITY UNIT - Active all year round

The role of the community unit is to provide workplaces and public spaces for employees and researchers living in the factory, and each unit is replaced with a modular wall and divided into two floors, which do not interfere with each other. Research here will continue to focus on the production potential of bayberry and other crops, providing a more scientific and efficient planting combination in the future.

Generally, a residen�al unit houses a farmer or worker, a scien�st, and works from home.

For families, 2-3 residen�al units can be combined for living.

The biggest feature of the entire bayberry factory is its unit combination that intelligently changes with the relationship between supply and demand, and the proportion between the bayberry unit, the rice unit, and the living unit is constantly adjusted, and even on the same production tower, three units will appear at the same time.

Looking at the factory from the main road, you can clearly see the aquaponics area, then the production area where trucks and smart trailers move, and finally the planting area with towers with basic units.

The three districts are connected by direct roads, and agricultural work is clearly organized

Each production tower plays the role of structural support, vertical transportation and production support

Trucks transport fresh bayberry and crops, as well as processed products from the factory

The living unit is 32 square meters in size and is specially equipped with a work area

Inside the Bayberry Unit Non-harvest bayberry is also a landscape crop, and walking here by nearby residents does not affect the researchers' work

Living in Bayberry Forest A small number of community units are inserted in three-dimensional agriculture to connect residential units to meet the daily needs of workers and researchers

The Plan of Living Unit Each dwelling unit is equipped with an energy transmission well to provide and recycle domestic water and to supply electricity generated by photovoltaic panels

Agricultural Science Research Centre

In order to meet the growing demand for agricultural products, it is not enough to just expand the planting area or optimize the system. The center studies scientific methods that can improve crop yields and farming cycles, so that it delicates to promote the rational allocation of agricultural resources

Transport and Cold Storage Centre

The ripening period of bayberry is concentrated and the storage time is short. Therefore, once the ripe bayberry is picked, it will be placed in a refrigerated compartment, and quickly transported by autonomous board to a threedimensional refrigerated center

Agricultural Products Factory

The economic value of agricultural products is much higher than that of the crops themselves, the factory set up next to bayberry produces agricultural and sideline products, such as beverages, wine and health products, which are transported to urban markets by the same transport routes

Science and Education Exhibition Centre

In addition to presenting their own research results, it is indispensable to use education and publicity to arouse public thinking about the relationship between agriculture and industry. Nearby residents can take their children here to learn the latest agricultural techniques

Water Circulation and Storage Centre

The water purified by aquaponics is temporarily stored in the center and becomes domestic water, after which the wastewater is used for irrigation or repurified by aquaponics, and finally the purified water is discharged back to Dongqian Lake to reduce water quality eutrophication

Community Pocket Plaza

The impact of industrialization on agriculture is not only reflected in the increase in production methods and crop yields, but also in the lifestyle of agricultural workers. The small pocket park is not only a place for farmers to rest, but also an important occation for everyone to socialize

03 Hydrogen Hope An energy tower that produces electricity at sea and hydrogen below

Qatar is not only the venue for this World Cup, but also the country with the highest per capita carbon dioxide emissions in the world, specifically, about 600 times that of Congo, reaching a terrifying level of 35.73 tons of carbon dioxide per person per year, similar air pollution is responsible for 4.2 million deaths per year, and has become the fifth risk factor for death after smoking, diet and high blood pressure. Uninterrupted oil extraction and an unreasonable energy structure are the main causes of high pollution, and it is precisely because Qatar has never lacked cheap oil and gas that the people abuse high-emission energy and factories and enterprises do not care about environmental protection. Lucer, a new city built from almost scratch north of the capital, is not only about the World Cup, but also a sustainable new city of the future, where the energy-exporting country will find answers to a series of questions about population, society, consumption and so on in the process of industrial transformation.

In order to improve the sustainable progress of Lussell, I decided to combine the current new technology to convert Lussell's abundant solar and wind energy into electricity, which can be used to produce and store hydrogen in large quantities, and finally hydrogen energy will become a new energy source for the entire city, completely getting rid of the high carbon emission situation of the past. The whole system is based on clean energy in nature, so I learned the model of Dubai Building, added new ideas, and designed a giant solar vertical wind turbine standing on the sea surface to comprehensively convert abundant wind resources and direct sunlight, and the sunlight reflected by the sea surface. The electricity generated by this clean energy source is transported to the seawater electrolysis zone below sea level, where the seawater in a specific area is absorbed by the electrolysis network, the decomposed oxygen is returned to the ocean, and the hydrogen is stored on the high-pressure seafloor.

Thanks to the high energy ratio of hydrogen, such energy buildings can significantly increase the energy content of clean energy, or even completely replace all traditional energy sources in Lussell.

Location: Lusail,Qatar Academic: 11/2022 - 1/2023 2022/2023 1st Semester Individual Work Tutor: Zhu Jiahuan

REGIONAL ANALYSIS

STORAGE OF HYDROGEN At present, hydrogen storage methods are mainly divided into 4 types, among them high-pressure hydrogen storage is the most mature and widely used method, but there are problems in hydrogen storage density and safety Storing hydrogen on the seafloor

H2

High pressure

High pressure

ELECTROLYSIS PROCESS 2H2O = 2H 2 + O2

H2O

Inexhaus�ble seawater is sucked in from the upper layers for electrolysis

H2

The hydrogen is extracted and stored in the area close to the seabed

O2

Oxygen is released from the lower layers and absorbed by seawater

APPLICATION OF OXYGEN The Dead Sea is a marine pollu�on phenomenon, where certain algae and bacteria overgrow due to eutrophica�on, resul�ng in a large number of deaths of marine animals due to lack of oxygen, and the oxygen produced by electrolysis can well improve this situa�on

Qatar

APPLICATION OF HYDROGEN

Storage columns

The huge hydrogen produc�on and storage area depends on the presence of a tensile structure, and several columns are divided into structural and storage types. A large number of hydrogen tanks in the storage area can be moved up and down freely, flexibly mee�ng energy needs

12M

Structural columns

3M High-pressure tank

Up to 350 tanks of hydrogen can be stored

SECTION

PLAN Functions Swivel arm

Tower column Solar fan blade

Inner wind turbine

The opera�on area below the ocean surface consists of rich func�ons such as the working area for workers and technicians, the energy conversion area occupying the main body and the storage area with maintenance func�ons

PART DESIGN

A. transporta�on B. rota�ng generator C. cental control room D. atrium

support arm

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bearing

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wind blade

H

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bearing

pillar

Transporta�on cabin Workplace

Cargo terminal

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Genera�on chamber

Device Maintenance pod Founda�on

observa�on window

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Electrolysis mesh E. office F. management G. conference room H. cargo terminal I. working field J. charging pile

pumping device

D

valve

SWIVEL ARM The swivel arm is composed of a central bearing and four connected steel support arms, which the blades outside drive to generate electricity INNER WIND TURBINE The internal wind turbine relies on 8 ver�cal blades to fully generate electricity from the remaining wind and the wind generated outside TRACTION STRUCTURE The trac�on structure largely ensures the safety of the electrolysis network, and the observa�on window below is convenient for monitoring PUMPING DEVICE The device safely and efficiently injects the hydrogen into the hydrogen storage tank at the bo�om through valves and pipes

Giant Solar Vertical Axis Wind Turbine Inspired by Dubai's Squall Tower, I decided to add 75% coverage solar panels to the giant vertical axis wind turbine, so that this hydrogen tower can maximize the conversion of the abundant wind and solar energy along the Qatari coast. Qatar's frequent winds and plenty of light provided some assurance for my design

Rotatable Operating Platform 4 giant fan blades are connected by horizontal swivel arms to the tower body to ensure stability during rotation. The central site does not rotate, so it can be used as an operating platform, not only for workers to work on the site, but also as a place for maintenance and cargo stacking. Some activities can also be carried out here

Cargo Terminals and Working Platform On the side of the hydrogen tower, I set up a huge working platform, which houses the dispatch room of the entire tower, and a pier for the berthing of ships. Workers, technicians and Qatari developers can land buildings by boat, and not only do they have to transport goods through the terminl, so it can also be used as a cargo storage area

04 Plug in/out Plug-in style space for expression designed base on ‘ARCHIGRAM’

In today's highly developed industrialization, a large number of modernist buildings have risen from the ground, the homogenization between cities is becoming more and more serious, the individuality of each place is gradually being worn out, and with such development of the city, the places left for people's free expression are also decreasing. In the current social environment, people will be affected by public opinion and citizens' scrutiny and other factors. Afraid of being isolated, it finally resulted in the inability to fully express themselves freely.

The torrent of history is difficult to change, but what we can do is to seek experience from history itself. Back in 1960, Peter Cook and several young architects established an avant-garde architectural organization on their own.

The following year, Peter Cook, along with David Greene and Mike Weeb, founded an independent magazine called 'Archigram'(as rhe formation of architecture and telegram).The design, architectural concepts, art reviews and creations in the magazine are full of strong futuristic colors. At the same time, there is an anti-heroism in its content that supports consumerism, advocating drawing inspiration from advanced technology.

In order to change this situation, we learned about the concepts of self expression and plug-in city that were published by Archigram. Moreover, we used common elements in the city to create a plug-in space that helps users to better express themselves out, to this big environment from the visual, auditory and action aspects

Location: Dalian,China Academic: 6/2022 - 7/2022 2021/2022 2nd Semester Team Work My role: Theoretical research, Concept design, Structural design, Installation Tutor: Yang Yi

INSPIRATION INSPIRATION

RESEARCH ON ARCHIGRAM Video https://vimeo.com/775105937 REAL ideas, REAL feelings, REAL thoughts that hurt

In the large space of the social environment, people will be affected by various factors such as public opinion, scrutiny, and occasion, because they are afraid of being isolated, resulting in the inability to fully express themselves freely. This can be seen as an exchange between individuals and urban spaces.

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The main members of ARCHIGRAM with Peter Cook as the core are David Greene,Mchael Webb,Deniss Crompton, Ron Herron

The Archigram was a small group formed in the 1960s to take inspiration from technology and use their imagination and creativity to shape a new form of architecture. For them, architecture is not rigid and eternal, but changing and fluid. Archigram also support individualism, personalized expression.In the mid-sixties, the school proposed three famous masterpieces: Plug-in City, Instant City, and the Walking City.

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Society

Cities shape the environment of public opinion The mainstream media controls the dissemination of information and content, creating a climate of opinions and creating opposing views

Freedom of expression

Communities stand as a typical space of public opinion In a close-knit, strong sense of belonging,In order to maintain community relations and their own interests, people will show a strong herd mentality.

Criticism from others

Individual behavior is also regulated in online spaces People always feel that virtual spaces are where they can do things more freely. However, there’re also invisible restrictions about what you can say or do

Manipulation by net

The plug-in city is a research and design carried out by Cook, which inserts movable metal silos as basic components into the giant concrete structure, and different functions correspond to different metal silos. When the community is connected, it is only necessary to insert these changing function blocks into the main building, and it is done immediately. Inspired by this idea, I think that the relationship between the individual and the urban environment can also be seen as being connected by various plug-ins, such as displays representing vision, surveillance cameras representing behavior, acoustic speakers representing hearing, and speakers

CONCEPT

Monitors, screens, stereos, etc., which can be seen everywhere in the city, are important plug-ins in the large space of the city, and these plug-ins are also the way for individuals to express input and output. If we apply these plug-ins to individuals, we can create a space for unrestricted expression.

APPROACH Fluxus Fluxus is a form of creation open to anyone, including artists, composers and architects, Fluxus does not have a single unified style, artists use a range of mediums and processes, adopt a "do-it-yourself" creative attitude, and often host casual artistic performances

TECHNOLOGY VJ performance VJ is a new trend in the future--the combination of music and vision. Its approach is like the concept of DJ, the visual elements such as images and animations are edited instantly and add effects.

INTERACTIVCE PROCESS

WORK PROCESS

The entire unit can be divided into three parts, performance area + image output area A and performance area B, sound output area.

All three areas contribute to help to form space for better expression.

MATERIAL

Image output Area A

Screen fixing method

Screen A(27 Inch) and Screen B(20.5 Inch). Screen A is connected with HDMI controller, mixer and control terminal A to display the image generated by music in real �me. The Screen Bis connected with the camera and the control terminal B to capture the player’s ac�ons and generate images in real �me

ScreenA

Camera fixing method

Screen

Bracket

image output area A includes two display screens

Performance Area

Lock the retaining clip

Input A

ScreenB

INSPECTION

Image output Area B Camera

Lock the retaining clip

Input B ScreenE

Sound output

Input C

ScreenD

ScreenC

ASSEMBLING

Input A Input B Input C

Processes real-time movements captured by the camera and sends images generated using Touch Designer to screen A The user's real-time performance is played through the stereo, and the music is visualized and output to screen B Visualize the user's behavior and sound, and play it on a loop through the screens to influence the surrounding onlookers

MODEL SIMULATION

STRUCTURAL DESIGN 17.5MM Aluminum Rod

Rubber pads

Rubber cover We use conspicuous tape to connect the user and the various plugins, representing the transmission of expression

Iron casting

Aluminum Rod Bolt

Bracket

FINAL WORK 1

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Video https://vimeo.com/775105937

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SHANGHAI CIRCLE

CITY AND AIRPORT

In this design, everything is based on the progress of science and technology and the transformation of energy a hundred years later, here's how we created a future airport.

Over the past century, urban density has gradually increased, and cities have become more closely connected, which means that faster, more convenient and efficient modes of transportation will prevail. This trend has led to a new revolution in airports, but the horizontal development model of existing airports is clearly not suitable for the principles of efficient land use in the future, and does not closely connect the inhabitants of the city.

We boldly believe that the transformation of major energy sources and technological breakthroughs in a hundred years will provide the basis for more reasonable flight modes, which in turn will greatly reduce the cost of flight.Flying will become the main mode of transportation for people, allowing people to move quickly within and between cities. The airport of the future should have a diverse fleet of aircraft and a decentralized presence in the city.

Location: Shanghai,China Academic: 3/2021 - 6/2021 2020/2021 2nd Semester Team Work My role: Conceptual design, Interior design, Analytical drawing School assignment

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2050

2100

The city center was obvious, and The city is bound to expand, and The city size became larger, and the two major airports fully met the sub-center of the city appears the construction of new airports or transportation hubs was imminent outside the airport the transportation needs

HISTORY OF AIRPORT

MINDMAP

Airport outside the city Airport inside the city Airport above the city The airport distant from the centre However, a peculiar airport among What if airports in the future floats no doubt will increase the difficulty skyscrapers is harmful to the traffic in the air? There are more benefits than just convinient travelling...... and residents to travel

SOLAR RENOVATION DESIGN

Spring

The purpose of this design was to help the building of our college which we actually study in to be more environmental friendly, thus my crewmember and I decided to solve the problems of this building from the perspective of solar energy, which can be divided into two categories: insufficient light and uneven heat.

In terms of lighting, the interior layout led to poor internal lighting of the building, with the first and second floors and all corridors being dim, while the already insufficient light on the north side was even more insufficiently blocked by other buildings. And because the windows on the south and west sides lack shade, the classroom is always very hot, and even causes glare; The skylight on the roof is the hardest hit area for ultraviolet rays all year round, the students can only pull the curtains by themselves to block the direct sunlight.

In order to solve these problems, We redesigned the building's interior spaces, new skylights and patios are able to bring in soft natural light to illuminate the corridors and open ground floor spaces. We have also installed folding photovoltaic panels and photovoltaic louvers that can change with the height angle of the sun on the exterior of the building, so as to make full use of solar power generation while controlling the brightness of the room

Summer

Aututmn

Winter

1F BEFORE

1F AFTER

Location: Dalian,China Academic: 6/2022 - 7/2022 2021/2022 2nd Semester Team Work My role: Exterior design, Data analysis, Simulation of environment School assignment

RADIATION ANALYSIS

Spring

4F BEFORE

Summer

Aututmn

Winter

4F AFTER

SUNLIGHTHOURS ANALYSIS BEFORE

5F BEFORE

Spring

Summer

Aututmn

Winter

AFTER 5F AFTER

Spring

SECTION ANALYSIS

Summer

Aututmn

Winter

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

Structure of the building Remodeled facade Foldable photovoltaic louvers In China, building energy consumption has accounted for more than 30% of the total energy consumption of society, and the energy consumption caused by doors and windows accounts for more than 60% of building energy consumption. In the transformation design, we propose a ventilated solar photovoltaic louver double-glazed curtain wall, which combines the solar photovoltaic louver with the double-glazed curtain wall, and uses ventilation and heat exchange and adjusts the airflow organization to achieve energy-saving effects