Work Sample_JieLai

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Jie Lai 2018 -- 2024

Columbia University GSAPP MS. AAD Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Bachelor of Architecture

INDEX Dust as Resource Intentional Community of New Lifestyle 2022 Fall Dayun Hub Shenzhen Metro line 14 Transportation Hub 2021 Internship at AREP Troy Complex Cultural Center Mixed-use project in Troy, NY 2020 Fall North Kings Island Housing Residential project in Los Angeles 2023 WIP Play Safe Decentralization Layering Safe Park 2020 Summer Smart Manufacturing Disaster Relief Modular Housing Community 2020 Fall Rethink Wastewater Water Cistern Apartment Complex 2022 Summer

Dust as Resource INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY OF NEW LIFESTYLE Advanced Design Studio, 2022 Fall Columbia University GSAPP Instructor: Nahyun Hwang Team: Jie Lai, Lalinthip Maholarnkij

In the Plein Air studio, we focus on the atmospheres to matter, the no form of natural matter – Dust.

Dust is made of fine particles of solid matter. It is such a general part of everyday life that people need to concentrate to notice it. Dust is always pervasive, it can easily accumulate at a fast speed and eventually become a dust storm as a natural sublime. It emerges with sudden disasters or massive ecological changes. We would like to propose a community which embraces the dust as a new lifestyle, forcing it to coexist with the imagery and matter of dust and pollution. It forms as an intentional community with an alternative lifestyle that’s built upon the notion of embracing and experiencing the sublimity of the dust that coexists with future living conditions.

Air /er/ -the invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, a mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen.

- an impression of a quality or manner given by someone or something.

Atmosphere /’atməs’fir/ -the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.

-the pervading tone or mood of a place, situation, or work of art.

Dust / ‘dəst/ -fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth or waste matter lying on the ground or on surfaces or carried in the air.

-an act of dusting.

Dust Bowl_ Dust Storm_ Human From 1930 to 39’, the so-called Dust Bowl swept the American Plains, concurring with the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl forced 60% of the people in the western US to emigrate.

In 1950, the great leap forward in China led to severe dust storms and the second greatest famine in the world.

Dust not only transformed into an environmental disaster, it became associated with the failures to coordinate the modern development of architecture, land and settlement. It appears as a vengeful force of mismanagement of humans.

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Embracing Dust We would like to propose a community which embraces the dust as a new lifestyle, forcing it to coexist with the imagery and matter of dust and pollution.

Based on the research of dust storm frequency, we map out several potential areas and choose one of them with most frequent dust storm cases located near Yuma, Arizona, which is at the edge of the U.S. - Mexico border.

Within the next 50 years, researchers find that drought and expanded cropland are driving more frequent dust storms near the site. As much as we try to control it, dust pervades and invades us stronger and stronger. It goes trans-border and carries all the matters globally such as toxin from the Sahara desert or pollutants hidden in the soil in Mexico, caused by the extreme mining process under the developers from China, U.S. and Canada.

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New Lifestyle In response to this new lifestyle, we consider a new time schedule in a yearly manner with comparison of natural conditions in the next 50 years. In this diagram, we organize different events in the calendar, showing how the estimated time span of the dust storm season affected people’s daily lives. Like crop harvesting, the duration of dust ceramic and fabric manufacturing, social gathering and ritual events, and various activities in the community.

It forms as an intentional community with an alternative lifestyle that’s built upon the notion of embracing and experiencing the sublimity of the dust that coexists with future living conditions.

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Capture Dust To capture the dust, we use the net system to accumulate the dust during storms, in the second layer, we can grow plants like chickpeas or wheat, which can capture dust and trap the nutrient in it to grow themselves.

People can extract the dust on the net through the electrostatic machine and it goes through the integrated device tower. It filters and extracts the different dust particles in different layers, stores them in the container for people to collect and transform as a raw material used in the workshop.

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Planning -The overall strategy of the programs is based on the amount of dust that touches the building surfaces corresponding to their functions. Dust storms usually move from west to east, where we plan to place the dust factory at the front to capture more dust.

-The Dust Tower combines with the weather balloon device to detect the incoming storm in 60 km, which offers a space for people to view the extreme pleasure of natural sublime.

- Considering the rising temperature, water shortage and severe global toxic air are threatening the future living conditions for plants and animals. The ‘Nature Reserve’ which the exterior is covered with the glass fiber membrane that can filter the toxin in the dust storm, will house endangered plants and provide shelters for the animals.

- For residential, we realize that the local residents in Yuma struggle with poor housing conditions in RV parks or movable houses, which are easily destroyed by the storm. Accordingly, The community aims to create collective living spaces where people can enjoy living, working, and be able to grow as a self-sufficient community. The residential combine with dust ceramic workshops and communal kitchens, which share the kiln platform as a common space while the energy will be generated by the solar panels and portable wind turbines.

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Collective Above instances show the dust as a force of nature, the result of landscape transformed by the disaster. Under the context of modernity, we take the dust as a social form to create a more active, more alive collective space. We aim to provide a social ground of living, working and dining together but also have a certain level of privacy. The central kiln will take the corn stalks as fuel to produce ceramic. Along the workstation, people take the raw material from the dust particles to craft artifacts.

Besides, the communal kitchen will go through the drying food process, preservation for food storage and offers a cooking-eating social space. The main material of the building is made from desert sand, which can be transformed into sand bricks for future construction.

The nature reserve not only provides a safehouse for endangered plants and animal species, but also has educational spaces for plants nursery, seed preservation and experiments like bio-fuel or material tests like clear gel film, which can pull water from the air, absorb, and keep moisture for plants.

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View of the ‘Nature Reserve’

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View of the ‘Water Village Well’

View of Cropland, Growing Chickpea and Wheat

Activity The water tower as a village-well offers a public space and nourishes humans, flora, and fauna. The net captures the fog and through condensation, transport and store it in the container which also combines with the waterwell for animals to drink in the desert.

In the fabric studio, we combine the workshop with leisure activities. The central fabric roof with different shapes serves different activities like a theater screen for movie night.

During the big dust storm coming, it is so dense, and the human visibility is lower to zero and may not get back easily. The observatory tower provides a unique experience for people to safely view the storm coming, offering a different sensory experience inside the unusual weather condition of the dust storm.

View of the ‘Fabric Studio’_ Movie Night

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View of the ‘Observatory Tower’_ Experience Sublimity of Dust Storm

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Dayun Hub SHENZHEN METRO LINE 14 TRANSPORTATION HUB 2021. Jan - 2021. April AREP Design Consult Ltd. Phase: Schematic Design_interior design Supervisor: David Perera Team: Peng Zhang, DM Zhao, Jie Lai

The master plan of Shenzhen specifies that Dayun new city is the key development area of Shenzhen in the near future, and the Eastern Center is a municipal center with regional influence. Dayun Universiade new city will be planned and constructed from a high starting point to improve the quality of the city. The city will take the “urban coordinates” of the Dayun Hub, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Center and the Shenzhen International Expo Centre as its fulcrum, providing a high-level “new urban living room” at the core of the eastern part of Shenzhen, while actively linking to the surrounding development. With its rail and location advantages, the Dayun Hub will become the geometric centre of regional industrial transformation, linking the key industrial areas in the east to transform and develop.

Architecture Design_Dayun Transportation Hub

Design Elements & Symbolism

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The Light Head Column Light as the source of Energy and Vitality!

A symbol that celebrates the Beauty and Purity of the Architecture and the Structure of the Hub. It brings out the sense of technology and the future.

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Section Detail Diagram (left), Sketch of Light Head detail (right) by Supervisor David Perera

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The ‘Monolithic‘ Cultural Art Wall A strong, artistic decorative wall panel is used as a planar symbol in all levels and spaces as a common design thread element. The panel is usually associated with vertical circulation such as Escalators and Stairs but can be used in other spaces as well.

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This element can be with various surface finishes such as Satin Stainless Steel, Polished Chrome Steel or Powder Coated Colored Aluminum.

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This symbol will reflect the sense of numerology and symbolism based on science and technology as well as make a reference to cultural aspects of Dayun.

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City Corridor B1

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Transportation Core

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Rendering_ Level B1 Exhibition Space

Rendering_ View to Line 14/16 Concourse _Transportation Core

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Troy Complex Cultural Center VISION RELATED FLOWING ORGANISMS Design Schematic Studio, 2020 Fall Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Instructor: Carla Leitao Individual Work

This is a one-year project consisting of two studios, the schematic design studio and the design development studio. The schematic phase is completed separately, while the design and development phase is a team project composed of two people, and a partner’s project is continuously developed. The goal of the project is to develop a practical design in logic, program, function and structure. project is located east of the Hudson River, south of downtown Troy. The basic plan includes transportation hubs (main train station, bus station), cultural center and office space.

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Here is trying to understand the role of city Troy and site in a larger context. What could be the scale and characteristics of the transportation hub, and identify a need or demand (food, culture, education, sports, etc.)

Based on the analysis, that could trigger the development of a complementary program with housing community.

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It forms as an intentional design with several perspectives throughout the massing that’s built upon the notion of connected viewpoints and perception.

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2

3'-0"

6'-11"

7'-8"

3'-0"

2

2

2

M-104

NORTH A

NORTH ARROW

+26'-4" 4 Roof

M-103

Existing Beams Above

3'-8"

4'-6"

+26'-4" 4 Roof

2'-10"

W-03

4'-0"

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

4'-0"

INTERIOR DESIGN

2 +26'-4" 4 Roof

EQ

A: 139 sq ft

EQ

DR

A: 139 sq ft

Extg. Meters to Remain

W-04

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

CL

DN

Grand Stair

ARCHITECT

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

7'-6"

A: 39 sq ft

Grand Stair

1

E

2

E

3

E

4

SSSS

ARCHITECT

M-110

S

E

Chute

DN

New Stairs and Handrail. See: A-500 and A-900

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

7'-6"

OWNER

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

C

1

CONTACT INFORMATION

OWNER

B

DR

ED-03

Block: Lot:

1

1

UP

Block: Lot:

PHASE 2 Area: 60 SQ Ft.

1

Address:

E

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

E

Address:

A

W-05

S

KINGS ISLAND

M-105 M-107

4

104

2

4

102

4

2

3

103

2

3

FR

SUBMISSION DATE

12/11/20

LT-1: WALL-MOUNTED SCONCE

E

LT-2: RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

Living Room

Living Room

Dining Room

A: 362 sq ft

A: 190 sq ft

A: 267 sq ft

LT-4: LED LIGHT STRIP

A: 267 sq ft

LT-5: RECESSED LIGHT, LINEAR

3

S

EQ

E

4'-0"

W-03

EQ

EQ

EQ

3

ED-03 ED-09

ED-03

Kitchen

A: 190 sq ft

3

CL

3 ED-03

Dining Room

A: 362 sq ft Kitchen

1'-0"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

SUBMISSION DATE

4'-5"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

LT-2B: RECESSED DOWNLIGHT LT-3: CEILING PENDANT

4'-0"

M-106

SUBMISSION DATE

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

FR/F2

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

M-100

M-108

4

4

2'-0"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

6'-11"

7'-8"

M-107

CL

SUBMIS

LEGEND LIGHTING

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

S

3'-8"

9'-10"

3

15'-5"

CL

2

3

9'-0"

101

1

4'-6"

4

1

1

1'-7"

15'-5"

1

M-101

M-102

4

4

Existing Roof Above 12'-6"

W-07

SEAL & SIGNATURE

SEAL &

REGULAR SWITCH

E

Kings Road

LEGEND ELECTRICAL

W-02

S S

W-06

W-06

DIMMER SWITCH QUAD RECEPTACLE

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE GFI DUPLEX RECEPTACLE FLOOR RECEPTACLE

22'-11"

SEAL & SIGNATURE

12'-1"

6'-10"

4'-3"

T

DRAWING TITLE

LEGEND

THERMOSTAT

SM

DRAWIN

New Handrail (see detail A-500)

NEW CARBON-MONOXIDE DETECTOR

A-

2'-0" EXISTING WALLS

23'-0"

5"

9'-8"

4'-1"

10'-11"

A-110.00

PROPOSED WALLS PHASE 2

ELEC LIGH FLO

TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS

1

SEAL & SIGNATURE

Typical mounting heights unless noted otherwise:

PROPOSED PLAN FIRST FLOOR

1

A NOTE

A ±0" 1 Ground level

DRAWING TITLE

±0" 1 Ground level

B

C

E

E

- Switches 34” AFF - Receptacles 15” AFF

- Sconces 6’-0” AFF SCALE:

JOB#: K

Electrical & Lighting Plan-1st Level, 1’-0” = 3/8”

DRAWING TITLE

EXTERIOR ELEVATION SOUTHEAST

C

ALL EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOORS TO BE REPLACED, HEADER AND LATERAL FRAMING TO BE ADJUSTED, SEE EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS: A-200, A-210, A-220, A-230

A-410.00 Construction Plan-1st Level, 1’-0” = 3/8”

±0" 1 Ground level

A-420.00

B

SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER: 6

JOB#: KIN

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

EXTERIOR ELEVATION NORTHEAST

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

PROJEC PROJECT SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Exterior Elevation-Southeast, 1’-0” = 1/2”

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

KIN

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER: 16

Exterior Elevation-Northeast, 1’-0” = 1/2”

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

PROJECT

JOB#: KIN

SHEET NUMBER: 15

KINGS ISLAND

Address:

Address:

1548 NOR LOS ANG

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

Block: Lot:

Block: Lot:

CONTAC CONTACT INFORMATION

PROJECT

OWNER

KINGS ISLAND

KINGS ISLAND

Address:

OWNER

Address:

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

B

C

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG A 1548 NORTH KING RD

E

B

LOS ANGELES CA 90069

C

BRIAN GR 1548 NOR LOS ANG

E

1

Block: Lot:

A

1

JOB#: KIN

Block: Lot:

ARCHITE ARCHITECT

JULIAN V 6012 71ST NEW YOR WWW.VS

CONTACT INFORMATION JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

CONTACT INFORMATION OWNER OWNER BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

E

C

B

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

A

1

ARCHITECT

2

3

INTERIOR INTERIOR DESIGN

4

ARGYLE BEVERLE WWW.AR

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

ARCHITECT JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

15'-5"

4'-4"

18'-10"

10'-0"

INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN

1

1

1

1

Storage

Storage

A: 24 sq ft

A: 24 sq ft

Chute Opening

+26'-4" 4 Roof

EQ

Exg. sink and cabinet to remain

EQ

S

UP

3'-2"

+26'-4" 4 Roof

8'-0"

+26'-4" 4 Roof

UP

EQ

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

4'-0"

4'-0"

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

Laundry

S

Laundry

D-04

A: 101 sq ft

A: 101 sq ft

1 004

2

2

2

2

EQ

4

3

D-03

E

2

2

NORTH ARROW ‘star-studded’ irregular spaced down lights, to be determined onsite with architect and owner

Storage

D-06

NORTH

A: 153 sq ft

SM

Utility

A: 59 sq ft 1 4

001

Utility

Storage

A: 59 sq ft

A: 153 sq ft

2

3

Exg. hot water boiler to remain Exg. furnace to remain

EQ

New Roof

14'-10"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

13'-4"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

11"

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

A: 312 sq ft

2

Exg. furnace to remain

EQ

W/D

E

A: 312 sq ft

S

Club Island Lounge

D-06

S

Club Island Lounge 2

SSS

E

8'-0"

8'-0"

2

SUBMISSION DATE

CLG

SUBMIS

LEGEND LIGHTING

19'-10"

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

D04

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

12/11/20

LT-1: WALL-MOUNTED SCONCE

E

SUBMISSION DATE

S

SUBMISSION DATE

LT-2: RECESSED DOWNLIGHT

8'-3"

9'-2"

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

LT-2B: RECESSED DOWNLIGHT EQ

1

Existing Beam Above / New Soffit

2

EQ

EQ

LT-4: LED LIGHT STRIP EQ

EQ

LT-5: RECESSED LIGHT, LINEAR

3

UP

1

A: 180 sq ft

D-01

M-002

M-003

4

003

2

3

A: 44 sq ft 4

ED-01

ED-03

EQ

S

M-007

ED-02

EQ

A: 44 sq ft

A: 180 sq ft

S

4

W-05

Bathroom

Bedroom

M-004

4 ED-01

UP

S

M-000

D-02

M-005

Toilet

A: 13 sq ft

Bathroom

S

D-01

D-03

Bedroom

EQ

A: 13 sq ft

4'-11"

D-05

6'-6" 1'-4"

EQ

3

DR

Toilet

E

DR

E

EQ

3

DR

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

E

002 3

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

SS S SS

M-001 4

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

E

Exg. Beam Above / New Soffit

3

New

EQ

LT-3: CEILING PENDANT

New Soffit

M-006

4

SEAL &

LEGEND ELECTRICAL

SEAL & SIGNATURE

7'-10"

9'-2"

SEAL & SIGNATURE SEAL & SIGNATURE

EQ

EQ

EQ

REGULAR SWITCH

E

S S

EQ

DIMMER SWITCH QUAD RECEPTACLE DUPLEX RECEPTACLE GFI DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

3'-3"

5'-5"

5'-7"

5'-4"

3'-3"

8"

2'-6"

4'-6"

12'-3"

2'-10"

2'-7"

24'-8"

EXTERIOR ELEVATION SOUTHWEST

A

B

C

E

ALL EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOORS TO BE REPLACED, HEADER AND LATERAL FRAMING TO BE ADJUSTED, SEE EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS: A-200, A-210, A-220, A-230

Exterior Elevation-Northwest, 1’-0” = 1/2”

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

Exterior Elevation-Southwest, 1’-0” = 1/2”

SHEET NUMBER: 17

Construction Plan-Ground Level, 1’-0” = 3/8”

NEW CARBON-MONOXIDE DETECTOR

A-

ELE LIGH LEV

TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS

B

JOB#: KIN

C

SHEET NUMBER: 5

Electrical & Lighting Plan-Ground Level, 1’-0” = 3/8”

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

THERMOSTAT

Typical mounting heights unless noted otherwise:

A SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0"

SHEET NUMBER: 14 JOB#: KIN

PHASE 1: Pool & Landscaping & Exterior Lighting, see site plan A-000

PROPOSED PLAN GROUND LEVEL

NOTE

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

DRAWIN

A-100.00

PROPOSED WALLS PHASE 2

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0" JOB#: KIN

FLOOR RECEPTACLE

EXISTING WALLS

T

23'-5"

A-430.00

EXTERIOR ELEVATION NORTHWEST

DRAWING TITLE

LEGEND

DRAWING TITLE

SM

±0" 1 Ground level

A-400.00

1

±0" 1 Ground level

DRAWING TITLE

1

±0" 1 Ground level

E

- Switches 34” AFF - Receptacles 15” AFF

- Sconces 6’-0” AFF

SCALE:

JOB#: K

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

30

31

PROJECT

KINGS ISLAND Address: 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069 CL

CL

Block: Lot:

CL

11"

11"

CONTACT INFORMATION

air supply grille

W-10

OWNER

air supply grille D-01

W-07

W-07

D-01

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

W-07

1'-4"

ED-04

3'-9"

Mirror / LED Strip Above, See A-800

ARCHITECT 3'-3"

2'-10"

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385

10"

WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM M-207

8"

M-213

11"

M-211

M-212

2'-11"

11"

2'-4"

2'-0"

2'-0"

INTERIOR DESIGN

display

fireplace

1'-4"

2'-10"

bench

M-210

5'-11"

BEVERLEY HILL M-208

M-209

2'-6"

ARGYLE DESIGN

2'-7"

1/9 2'-10"

M-206

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

2"

1/9

1/9

M-206 1/9

1/4

13'-11"

CA 90210

M-212

1/9 2'-0"

1/4

1/4

2'-11"

4'-4"

1/4

7'-5"

6"

4'-4"

6"

4'-4"

WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

3'-0"

2'-10"

1

10"

6"

MASTER BEDROOM - 201

D-01

D-01

D-01

2'-10"

3'-10"

D-01

M-200

M-205

M-205

6'-1"

1'-4"

2'-10"

2'-0"

M-203

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

1/9

11'-5"

1/3 5"

2'-10"

2'-8"

1'-0"

M-204

M-203

M-201

1/9

1/3

M-200

M-203

6'-1"

1'-0"

M-202

1/3

1/3

4'-2"

2'-11"

1/3

1'-9"

1/3

4'-8"

1'-6"

2'-10"

1'-1"

DRESSING ROOM - 202

2

SUBMISSION DATE CL

CL

CL

1'-5"

11"

6"

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

D-01

W-08

W-08

W-08

W-08

W-08

W-08

D-01

D-01

6" 1'-2"

2'-10"

1'-2"

6'-7"

3'-9"

W-09

1'-10"

2'-7"

3'-0"

1/3

1/3

1/3

3'-6"

6"

3'-6"

2'-10"

3'-2"

2'-8"

2'-1"

2'-10"

1'-8"

MASTER BATH - 203

3

10"

6"

SEAL & SIGNATURE

Phase-2: Opening to Shower

D-05

W-05

6'-8"

DR

1'-3"

DR

DRAWING TITLE

1'-7"

A-500.00 1'-8"

1'-10"

2'-2"

2'-0"

2'-0"

1'-3"

2'-7"

6"

2'-9"

BATHROOM - 204

2'-5"

4

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS SECOND FLOOR

Interior Elevation-Second Floor, 1’-0” = 3/8” 32

SCALE: 3/8" = 1' - 0" JOB#: KIN

33

SHEET NUMBER: 18

KINGS ISL Address: 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069 Block: Lot:

CONTACT INFORMATI OWNER

6"

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

ARCHITECT

1'-4"

JULIAN VON DER SCHULEN 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 ED-03

ED-03

W-04

ED-03

WWW.VSCHULENBURG.CO

INTERIOR DESIGN ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL 6'-8"

CA 90210

2'-10"

WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INF

FIREPLACE

6'-10"

1'-7"

6'-10"

3'-6"

4'-0"

5"

4'-0"

5"

4'-0"

5'-0"

4'-9"

5'-10"

4'-5"

4'-8"

4'-8"

5'-4"

4'-0"

1

1'-4"

LIVING ROOM - 101

ED-04

W-07

W-03

W-02

4'-0"

W-03

FR M-102 SINK

2'-8"

WINE FRIDGE

M-105 5'-8"

2'-8"

6"

M-106

M-105 2'-0"

3'-1"

3'-1"

2'-10"

M-100 2'-10"

2'-10"

M-106

M-103 3'-10"

5"

4'-0"

5"

2'-3"

1'-5"

2'-11"

5"

3'-11"

M-101

2'-2"

M-100 4'-1"

4"

4'-4"

1'-2"

KITCHEN - 102

2

SUBMISSION DATE

1"

12/11/2023: PRICING S

1"

2'-8" 2'-6"

SINK

1'-6"

1'-6"

3'-0"

3'-0"

3'-0"

KITCHEN COUNTER - 103

CL

1"

CL

3

1'-3"

SEAL & SIGNATURE AIR SUPPLY GRILLE

AIR SUPPLY GRILLE

W-06

W-06

2'-10"

6'-8"

ED-09

DRAWING TITLE M-107 1'-9"

5'-11"

1'-9"

3'-11"

5"

M-107 2'-6"

1'-7"

M-108 2'-6"

5"

4'-0"

5"

M-108 3'-11"

10"

2'-8"

10"

6'-11"

1'-7"

6'-10"

1'-5"

3'-2"

6"

3'-2"

DINING ROOM - 104

1'-2"

4

A-510

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FLOOR

Interior Elevation-First Floor, 1’-0” = 3/8” SCALE: 3/8" = 1' - 0"

34

JOB#: KIN

35

SHEET

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

ARCHITECT

ARCHITECT

PROJECT

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

KINGS ISLAND

INTERIOR DESIGN

JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

INTERIOR DESIGN ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

Address: 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069 Block: Lot:

CONTACT INFORMATION OWNER

1

2

3

4

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

ARCHITECT JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

INTERIOR DESIGN ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

1'- 4"

+26'-4" 4 Roof

SUBMISSION DATE

SUBMISSION DATE

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

W-09

6'-8"

8'-0"

M-208

PROJECT

KINGS IS

Exterior

SEAL & SIGNATURE Address:

SEAL & SIGNATURE

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 9006

MASTER BEDROOM

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

Interior

Block: Lot:

CONTACT INFORMA

6 1/4"

NORTH ARROW OWNER

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JO DRAWING1548 TITLE NORTH KING RD

DRAWING TITLE

LOS ANGELES CA 90069

W-03

A-710.0

A-700.00

ED-09

D04 - DOOR DETAIL

9'-2"

W-03

SUBMISSION DATE

D03 - DOOR DETAIL

4

D05 - DOOR DETAIL

3

12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

8'-0"

ARCHITECT

JULIAN VON DER SCHU

INTERIOR DOORS DETAILS

1

Inerior Door Detail, 1’-0” = 1”

D01 - DOOR DETAIL

INTERIOR 6012 71ST SLIDING AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 DOORS DETAILS

1

WWW.VSCHULENBURG

Interior Sliding Door Detail, 1’-0” = 1”

SCALE: 1" = 1' - 0" JOB#: KIN

D02 - DOOR DETAIL

2

SHEET NUMBER: 23

INTERIOR DESIGN SCALE: 1"ARGYLE = 1' - 0" DESIGN

BEVERLEY HILL CA 902

JOB#: KINWWW.ARGYLEDESIGN SHEET NUMBER:

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

LIVING ROOM

D06 - DOOR DETAIL

2

9'-2"

1'-3"

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

6'-8"

SEAL & SIGNATURE

LIVING ROOM

±0" 1 Ground level

SUBMISSION DATE

12/11/2023: PRICING

DRAWING TITLE

A-600.00 BUILDING SECTION CROSS

Brick Paving

Existing subfloor 5%

Building Section - Cross, 1’-0” = 1/2”

PROJECT SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

JOB#: KIN

SHEET NUMBER: 21

PROJECT

KINGS ISLAND Address: 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

KINGS IS

Int.

Address:

1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 9006

Block: Lot:

SEAL & SIGNATURE Block: Lot:

CONTACT INFORMATION OWNER

E

C

CONTACT INFORMA

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JOEY ZAUZIG 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

A

OWNER

Int.

BRIAN GROSSMAN & JO 1548 NORTH KING RD LOS ANGELES CA 90069

Ext.

ARCHITECT

ARCHITECT JULIAN VON DER SCHULENBURG, LLC 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG.COM

DRAWING TITLE JULIAN VON DER SCHU 6012 71ST AVE NEW YORK NY 11385 WWW.VSCHULENBURG

A-72

INTERIOR DESIGN ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 90210 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.INFO

INTERIOR DESIGN

ED03 - DOOR DETAIL

ED02 - DOOR DETAIL

3

ED03 - DOOR DETAIL

2

+26'-4" 4 Roof

EXTERIOR WINDOWS

ARGYLE DESIGN BEVERLEY HILL CA 902 WWW.ARGYLEDESIGN.

1

1'-4"

Exterior Door & Window Detail, 1’-0” = 1”

SCALE: 1" = 1' - 0" JOB#: KIN

M-204

D-01

M-202

W-07

D-01

W-07

W-07

SH

M-210

6'-8"

1"

8'-0"

8'-0"

Level-0:1'-3" ” Level-1: 6 1/4" Level-2: 10 1/4"

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

1"

1"

1"

1" x 1" Molding

Solid wood molding with route red corner 3" T&G wood boards

PHASE-2

CLOSET

MASTER BEDROOM

+18'-4" 3 Second Floor

ED-03

ED-03

ED-03

W-06 9'-2"

W-06

8'-0"

SUBMISSION DATE 12/11/2023: PRICING SET PHASE-1

height varies (see schedule)

W-07

height varies (see schedule)

NORTH ARROW

SUBMISSION DATE

12/11/2023: PRICING

M-104

3" tongue and groove same direction as floor

+9'-2" 2 First Floor

Chevron finish floor 3" tongue and groove floor boards

D-01

7'-11 1/2"

9'-2"

D-02

SEAL & SIGNATURE

UTILITY

CLUB ISLAND LOUNGE

1/2” tolerance btw wall and built-in 1/2” overlap with GWB

±0" 1 Ground level

SEAL & SIGNATURE

lengh varies (see schedule)

1/2" floor / wall boards and moldings installed on site, 3" tongue and groove floor/wall boards mounted in direction of travel

STORAGE

1"

1"

Existing subfloor

D-01

1"

1/2” sound attenuation matt

3/4"

LIVING ROOM

3/4"

DINING ROOM

KITCHEN

Millwork

Concealed hinge, Häfele Duomatic 94°, for thick doors and profile doors up to 35 mm, inset mounting #329.31.503

DRAWING TITLE

1"

A-610.00

1" varies (see plan)

1" x

.5" 1" 16" module typ, see plan

.5"

DRAWING TITLE

A-74

BUILDING SECTION LONGITUDINAL

MILLWORK TYPICAL FRAME DETAIL

Building Section - Longitudinal, 1’-0” = 1/2”

MillworkDetail-Typical Wood Frame, 1’-0” = 1”

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0" JOB#: KIN

1

SHEET NUMBER: 22

SCALE: 1" = 1' - 0" JOB#: KIN

GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

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GSPublisherVersion 18.5.6.100

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SH

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Rendering_ First Floor View of Kitchen

Rendering_ First Floor View of Grand Stair

Rendering_ First Floor View of Breakfast Nook

Rendering_ Second Floor View of Gallery to Home Studio

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Play Safe

Option Studio, 2020 Summer Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Instructor: William Virgil Team: Jie Lai, Jonah Fields

DECENTRALIZATION PARK IN A NEW WORLD

Corona virus is wreaking havoc around the globe. It has impacted billions of lives all around the world and people are unsure about their future and safety. During this pandemic all public parks have been closed because they could not sufficiently promote social distancing. A park as a public space not only allows people to learn and improve themselves, but also offer a place to communicate and relax. We developed a playful idea of using, graffiti artist, Mr. O Gay’s rounded, isolated figures and cluster them all together to create the site. In the final product, users are traveling within this cluster, while being discouraged to cluster themselves.

Graffiti Coloring Texture

Analysis Diagram

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Decentralization We asked ourselves how a public area could be shaped according to social distancing rules? A decentralization strategy has been implemented to create several spaces and pathways to distribute clusters of people into small groups or individuals. Circular divisions create ever changing functions and forms through intersections and redirection. The center of the circles are less accessible to discourage our natural tendency to cluster at a center. Instead users travel and rest within varying rings around the center. It is a flexible design that offers a response to the uncertainty of tomorrow’s public space.

A key part of our design for The O GAYS was to establish Blankness.

The randomized blankness in each space creates flexible structures, multi functional usage, different occupancy or varying distance of physical space individually. The ability to isolate the individual from their familiar world and place them within a new one offers a moment of serenity and solitude so one can look inward, within themselves, without bias.

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Smart Manufacturing

Option Studio, 2020 Fall CASE | Center For Architecture, Science, and Ecology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Instructor: Daniel Rosenberg Team: Jie Lai, Artem Sholon

DISASTER RELIEF MODULAR HOUSING COMMUNITY

Digital technologies supporting the mass-customized design and production of buildings will be needed to address these pressing demands.

The project will explore the future of integrated live-work hubs by designing a smart factory for manufactured buildings and an associated mixed-use neighborhood developed through the building methods of the factory. It will re-imagine manufacturing processes to provide sustainable, clean, safe, and rapidly deployable production, using advanced technology.

Program

Smart Manufacturing

Action Input

Design

Human

Smart Housing Assembly Output

Reaction

Fabrication

Procedure

Design Mass Customization

Modular

Set Up

Small Housing Unit

Method

+

Modular Panel Production

Modular Property

Straw Bale Panels various types

+

Structure Property

Location +

Modular Framework

Decorative Property

Disaster Relief Coastal Area

Typical Panels Assembly

+

Inteiror/Exterior Finishing

Location

Structure

Factory Info

Raw Materials/ Components

Straw Bale Panel

+

Fixture, furniture and finishing

+

The overall project will focus on those disaster relief coastal area.

The moving facotry will manufacture and drop off the housing in different places.

Panel And Pontoon

+ Large Housing Unit

Storage

Material

Moving Factory Assembly

Medium Housing Unit

Programming

Function

Floating Units Assembly Panels And Pontoon Assembly

+ Pontoon Manufacture Moving Factory Assembly

Floating Housing Community

Panel Prototype

Site Strategy

Standard

Sill

Lintel

Braced

Inclined

Column

Platform: Grasshopper Pier Lines/General Points

Input

General Dock Lines

Unit Type Layout

Docks

Attractor Point Define Domain A vs B

PlaceBox

Template Boxes of Houses

Concrete Pontoon

Steel Pontoon

Floor Plan

Piers

Side Docks/ Dock End Point

A particular advantage of these panels is their speed of installation on the construction site. Depending on the level of preparation, wall area can be installed by four people within 1-2 days. The panels' design means they can be connected without the use of special machines or tools, only a winch. Smaller panels that are not too heavy can be moved by hand or with small hoists.

Piers: Type SF1000

Side Piers & Housing

Long Life-span Withstand hurricane

Floating Housing 3’ -- 1” per diameter

Cope with harsh climate

18’ -- 9” per distance

Concrete and Styrofoam

Wave-dampening

High degree of buoyancy

Panel Framework Double Loadbearing +

Wooden Materials +

Straw Bale Infill +

Nails Connection

Panel Assembly

Panel Connection

Exterior - - Finishing

Long Bit Extension

5mm woodfibre boards

8mm, 6mm

+

Impact Screwdriver

Clay plaster 25mm

200mm, 140mm, 100mm

3D Virtual Tour

Reinforcing Mesh Final Clay Plaster Housing Model Preview

Interior - - Finishing Plywood Strips Airtight Membrane Wood Fibre Boards Reinforcing Mesh Waterproof plaster layer Wood fibre boards

Construction

Manufacture

Fabrication

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Slab Detail

Window Detail

Ring beam Detail 45

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Rendering_ View of Floating Housing Commnunity

Rendering_View of Floating Housing Community

Rendering_ View of Moving Modular Panel Factory

Rendering_ View of Moving Modular Panel Factory

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Rethink Wastewater

Advanced Design Studio, 2022 Summer Columbia University GSAPP Instructor: Dan Wood Individual Work

WATER CISTERN APARTMENT COMPLEX

Human beings have a long history over the bathroom usage. Visiting the bathroom is so much a part of people’s daily routine, it probably doesn’t give it much thought.

Humans started using communal space to dump waste and separate room to clean their body. Gradually they start to address the privacy and it appeared the preliminary lavatory. The emergence of plumbing and sewage system brings every elements together and all evolve together until today. The project will examine the urban and infrastructural networks that are connected through the septic system. It will look at the history of sewers and sewage and how the public has interacted with them . It explores the design of a sewage treatment facility for the future. A real building that integrates networks, education, social equity, public space and in the creation of a new radically green septic icon for the city.

Southeastern Elevation

Pores

Northeastern Elevation

Density & Scale: 20%

Arrangement

Density & Scale: 40%

Mix-used Block

Flood Collect

Moment

Circulation

Porosity

Randomness Density & Scale: 60%

Directionality

Density & Scale: 80%

Green Space Park

Art Gallery

Repetition

Typology Study Diagram_ Porosity & Scale

Typical Floor Plan (Level 5)

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Section, 1’-0” = 1/16”

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Physical Model, 1’-0” = 1/8”

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Physical Model, 1’-0” = 1/8”

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Portfolio

JIE LAI Selected Works 2018 -- 2024 jasperlaijie@outlook.com jl6231@columbia.edu