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Name: Jeannie(Jiani) Wu

The University of Melbourne (Architecture Design)

E-mail: jeanniewu913@gmail.com

JEANNIE WU

CONTACT

Tel: (+61) 0457069237

E-mail: jeanniewu913@gmail.com

EDUCATION

2021.02-2022.12

The University of Melbourne/ Melbourne, VIC Master of Architecture

2015.09-2020. 6 Soochow University/ Suzhou, China Bachelor of Architecture

ABOUT

studied architecture in China and Australia for eight years. It has provided me with a solid design foundation and a rich source of creativity. During my studies, participated in many international competitions and internships. Because of this, was fortunate to have acquired a deep understanding of teamwork, creativity, and cross-cultural teamwork.

WORK EXPERIENCES

2023.05 - NOW

Intern at Westurban - Design department

Role Description - Assisting with the preparation of a town planning and building permit document and amending working drawings and 3D models as needed.

2022.06 – 2022.12

Online Intern at TJAD (TONGJI ARCHITECTURE DESIGN INSTITUTION CO., LTD.)

Role Description - The job involves designing the Hainan International Media Port, which includes the creation of models and subsequent text production for the initial scheme.

2021.06 – 2021.12

Intern at TADI (TIANJIN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN INSTITUTION CO., LTD.)

Role Description - The job involves designing the second affiliated hospital of Tianjin University using Plan3's creative design, which includes subsequent modeling, drawing, and rendering. In addition, it includes the design and modeling of the initial scheme for PUMC Tianjin Campus Planning Design, followed by finalizing the text.

2019.09 - 2020.01

Intern at SHANMU Architectural Design Company

Role Description - The job entails contributing to the design of the CCDI Rooftop Convention and Exhibition Center, with a focus on enhancing the modeling aspects. The main responsibility is to assist in the design process by improving models.

2018.06 - 2018.09

Intern at ARCHILAND

Role Description - The job involves providing assistance with CAD drawing, model creation, and refinement of models.

AWARDS

NATIONAL AWARD:

2019 JZFZ Design Competition

-- First Prize

INTERNATIONAL AWARDS:

2019 UIA-CBC International Colleges and Universities Competitive Construction Workshop

-- Second Prize

2019 ZIJIN Award Cultural Creative Design Competition

-- Third Prize

The 5th “CUC CUP” International University Students Architecture Design Competition

-- Honorable Mention

SCHOOL AWARDS:

2017-2018, 2018-2019 Study Excellence Scholarship

-- Second Prize

2018-2019 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarship

-- First Prize

2018-2019 Comprehensive Scholarship

-- First Prize

2020 Excellent Undergraduate Graduation Project

EXPERIENCES IN SCHOOL

2016.09 - 2017.06

Director of Marketing Department, School of Architecture.

Lead the department's students in promoting college activities, including posters and WeChat accounts.

Skills: Improved my advocacy skills and leadership abilities.

2018.07

Summer camp of the ACCADEMIA BELLE ARTI ROMA

Organize a field trip to Rome's city square with a team of students. Design an environment-friendly urban square that separates people and vehicles using the height difference of the site and ecological knowledge.

Skills: Communicating with others has improved and can adapt what I've learned to new situations.

2019.08

Team leader of UIA-CBC International Colleges and Universities Competitive Construction Workshop coordinated the design and construction process as a student leader (A joint project between the two schools). It is mainly my responsibility to design and draw, contact government departments and materials departments for funding and ordering materials, etc.

Skills: Coordination of team issues, teamwork, and overall planning.

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES:

2016.09 - 2016.12

Assistant to the community manager at Suzhou Shengpu.

To assist the community managers in promoting safety awareness and new activities to residents and businesses.

Skills: Effective communication with people of all ages.

2018.04

Suzhou Lion Grove Garden volunteer activities. Using my professional knowledge, guide tourists to ancient Chinese architectural scenic spots. Skills: can effectively communicate professional knowledge to non-professionals. Enhancement of knowledge in traditional architecture.

RE—MURAL

Painting work (mural copying ,team work) 2016.10

Bring light to the lost land

Old shipyard? Lighthouse in abandoned industrial zone!

Individual work | Yangcheng Bay, Soochow

BREAK the "PRISON"

Regain your natural state by breaking the shackles

Individual work | Pentridge Prison, Coburg, VIC 3058

A shared space between gable walls

Micro-renovation saves old neighborhoods

Team work | Pingjiang Road Daruxiang Community, Soochow

Converging & Diffusing Complex Community

Irritating cosmo life in old Suzhou country

Team work | Luzhi Ancient Town ,Soochow

CORN COMMODI-FIELD

What will happening behind this new producing and comsumption model?

Team work | Fitzroy, VIC 3065

HSW Tower

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL WITH KEY ENVELOPE DETAILS FOR A

TALL OFFICE BUILDING IN MELBOURNE CBD.

Team + Individual work| Melbourne, VIC

Bench Theatre Design

2019 UIA-CBC INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES COMPETITIVE CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP

Team work | Aiyuan town, Suqian

Surveying and Mapping

Wood pavilion design 2016.05

urban square design (Italy) 2018.7

Furniture design 2017.5

Ancient building surveying and mapping 2017.11

Printing work 2015-2016

the river, mostly for family-based manual workshops.

Suzhou links Shanghai to the East and Nanjing to the west, taking the lead in industrialization.

Bring light to the lost land

Site: Yangcheng Bay, Soochow

Individual work & Academic Work

Instructor : Chen Jinliu (Jinliu.Chen@liverpool.ac.uk )

Date：2018.03/ Junior year

“The idea of the tower is something that speaks to the concept of seeing out — being up, seeing out, further. And the guarding tower is the apex of sight, extended in all directions, seeing further than before. That momentary curiosity bespeaks the word: tower.”

The most lonely, and the most powerful architectural symbol for me has long been the lighthouse, or the light — or watch — tower. This is, too, perhaps the most ancient expression as well — of the light seeker. The beauty of the metaphor of architecture, the deeper symbolism of the place, and making, will be about the construct of a world vision — what is a scene, seen, vision in the presence of the world.

The renovated shipyard is located in the beautiful bay of Yangcheng Lake, Suzhou. The departed factories nearby have been abandoned. The goal of this renovation is to awaken the vitality of the region. Therefore, in the process of transformation, we choose to draw lessons from the intention of the Lighthouse and sail, in order to bring warmth and memories to nearby residents and tourists.

CONCEPT GENERATION

Suzhou is separated from Yangcheng Lake by 28km, and the main scenic spot of Yangcheng Lake is about 30 minutes away by car.

The traditional handicraft workshops in Yangchenghu Town, which are family units, have been impacted by the rising private industry.

During the period of socialist transformation, the town built a lot of factories

In response to the call of reform and opening up, the original factories were closed by the government.

A large number of abandoned factories have been gradually forgotten.

Yangcheng Lake Town is central to the site. Yangcheng Lake Town's main scenic spot is located about 10 minutes away in the south.

It is adjacent to Yangcheng Lake and a large reed to the north. In the last century, many factories occupied the area, but they are now abandoned.

The traditional houses in Yangcheng Town were built along the river, and shipping was the primary mode of transportation at that time.

Gradually, due to the increasing number of ships coming and going, shipyards and docks gradually replaced some houses and were built in this small town.

In the 21st century, new roads in the area have made cars the main way of transportation, and shipping has been replaced.

Nowadays, the old shipyard has been forgotten by the people, and this land has gradually lost its former glory.

The lighthouse symbolizes home and hope as early as in Western literary and artistic works, etc The Old Man and the Sea & paintings by Giorgio de Chirico.

The original concept of factory renovation was to wake up the town’s memories by making the building shine again and guiding the ship like a lighthouse.

Etymologist---Douglas Harper

renovation of a Shipyard

BUILDING GENERATION & PLANS

STRUCTURE DETAIL

1 Top chord of girder

2 bottom chord of girder

3 Diagonal chord of girder

4 Bracing connecting, horizontal bracing with wall

5 Concrete-filled column, 355 mm dia.

6 Tie with clevis

7 Angle iron

8 Strip foundation

BASIC UNIT SCALE A-1 A-2 A-2-1 A-3 B-1 B-3 B-2 B-2-1 TYPY : (A-2)+(B-2) TYPY (A-2-1)+(B-2-1) TYPY (A-1)+(B-2) TYPY (A-3)+(B-3)

CRUISESHIPTERMINAL WORKSHOP PLAN SIZE : A-1 (SMALL SIZE) CAPACITY 4 PERSON/TABLE SIZE A-2 (MIDDLE SIZE) CAPACITY : 8 PERSON/TABLE SIZE : A-3 (LARGE SIZE) CAPACITY : 12 PERSON/TABLE SIZE B-1 (SMALL SIZE) CAPACITY 4 PERSON/TABLE SIZE B-2 (MIDDLE SIZE) CAPACITY 8 PERSON/TABLE SIZE : B-3 (LARGE SIZE) CAPACITY : 12 PERSON/TABLE TYPY (A-1)+(B-1)

SMALLWORKSHOPBOX

THE ROOF STRUCTURE

THE NEW STRUCTURE

HYDROPHILIC PLATFORM

CONNECTION SPACE

THE ORIGINAL STRUCTURE

OPENABLE GLASS WINDOW EXTENDFUNCTIONBOX

(A-1)+(B-1) (A-1)+(B-2) (A-2-1)+(B-2) (A-2)+(B-2-1) (A-3)+(B-3) AXONOMETRIC EXPLOSION DIAGRAM 4

BREAK THE "PRISON"

Site: Pentridge Prison, Coburg, VIC 3058

Instructor : Ming Wu

Date:2021.09/ Semester 2

For the first time, the prison structure itself emerged as an important consideration, not only for prisoners’ health, but also as a means by which to facilitate supervision.

—PANOPTICON (Jeremy Bentham 1785)

DESIGN BRIEF AND ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM

The theme of my design is "Break the "Prison." As part of this program, the pentridge prison will become a vital hub of culture, creativity, and commerce connected to city life. In my concept, Pentridge Prison would be transformed into a vital hub from both a commercial and cultural standpoint. The site's south side, close to Sydney Road, will become a commercial activity zone. Near the lake reserve, the site's north side would become an exhibition and cultural activity zone. Using 'Panopticon' theory, liberate the urban "slave" from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

I proposed the concept of break the prison in my design. The initially closed and depressive prison would be transformed into an open exhibition space, and people who are depressed by city life are released into an open activity plaza.

I want to use architectural language to enclose a cultural activity plaza. Therefore, separated a single exhibition building into a central exhibition space with a series of outdoor exhibition spaces. These exhibition spaces scattered in the site play a role in connecting the cultural square and the natural lake reserve.

DESIGN BRIEF AND ARCHITECTURE PROGRAM

ARCHITECTURE HAS PROFOUND SOCIOLOGICAL ATTRIBUTES

SURVIVAL, HUMAN RIGHTS

PEDESTRIAN SPINE

REACTIVATE THE PLAZA WHILE RESPECTING SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURES.

GENERATION OF BUILDING LANDSCAPES AND OUTDOOR EXHIBITION SPACES

NARRATIVE SPACE EXPERIENCE

Wow, a circular event space! The video says "Break the prison" what does that mean? think it gonna be cool to see the video here after going to the main exhibition.

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OLD BUILDING AND NEW EXHIBITION SPACES.

In the new exhibition space, there are no partition walls, and the space is divided into different functional areas through a frame structure. Translucent skin and frame structure make the space brighter and more open.

like the outdoor exhibition area on the prison's south side more. Posters and art pieces are on display.

The interior of the grand staircase is turned into a gallery. And the design of skylight is good, it can be linked to some artwork. The old prison's interior space now includes art galleries and study rooms.

Third and fourth floors are dominated by space experience. Display spaces are divided between an open space and a closed space to meet the display requirements of different activities.

The large staircase connects the building's second story to the outside city plaza. Following your visit to the main building, you can proceed directly to the Cultural Square via this entrance. Many people were sitting and relaxing on the steps.

The new exhibition space's second story is linked to the historic prison. While visiting, we may compare the scale variations caused by different space types—an exciting visiting experience.

The walking corridor will vary in height based on the terrain of the site and link to exhibition spaces scattered in the cultural plaza. There are various stay spots in the corridors, and we can see the outside world.

There are some exciting activity spaces between the outdoor exhibition space and the bluestone wall. Because of the terrain, these movable platforms have height differences.

BREAK THE "PRISON"-SEPARATED EXIHBITION SPACES CONCEPT ANALYSIS

SEVERAL DIFFERENT VERTICAL CIRCULATION SYSTEMS AND FUNCTIONAL SPACES

SHARING SPACE BETWEEN GABLE WALLS

MICRO RENOVATION FOR URBAN RESIDENTIAL AREA

Site: Pingjiang Road Daruxiang Community, Soochow

Team work & Academic Work

Instructor : Chen Liujin (Jinliu.Chen@liverpool.ac.uk )

Date;2018.09/ senior year

Suzhou's old city has over a century’s history, and the form of the buildings has changed a lot in recent years. It is facing aging challenges, like limited household space, damaged facilities, and outdated life quality. Additionally, Due to the aging problem of the community, the economic ability becomes relatively low, and the community’s consensus declines. Therefore, the residents are less motivated to renovate spaces themselves and are less willing to cooperate with others.

Through this project, we would like to discuss, by using the micro-regeneration designs of twelve community sites, how to insert thoughtful facilities and improve the quality of public life with limited resources.

space, we want to provide a necessary living area for the residents, improve the quality of public life, enhance the sense of belonging on-site, converge the consensus of residents, and promote the joint effort towards a better life.

SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF HISTORICAL CITIES

•THE PROTECTION AND REDEVELOPMENT OF RESIDENTIAL AREA AT HISTORIC BLOCKS

"Life" is an important feature of the cultural heritage value of historic blocks, and the residential block, as the main constituent type of historic blocks, becomes the focal point of the revitalization protection of historic blocks.

Most of the traditional residential historical blocks are located in the central part of the historical and cultural city. It not only serves as an important historical and cultural carrier but also provides spiritual sustenance and a sense of belonging in the hearts of people living and living in the historical district.

•THE LAKING SENSE OF BELONGING

The sense of belonging is in the category of psychology. The formation of belonging can make residents have a positive interaction to a certain extent, which is of great benefit to the positive development of society. The residential historical and cultural block is the main place for daily life entertainment and should be the source of residents' sense of belonging.

THE STATUS QUO OF COMMUNITIES IN ANCIENT CITIES

OF THESE OLD COMMUNITY

The contradiction between the accelerated urbanization process and the planning of the old city.

The development of tourism in historical blocks brings traffic pressure to residential areas.

The aging and narrow space of old buildings lead to inadequate infrastructure.

PROBLEMS

Security risks. Constructive destruction. The ignoration of the changes in the property relationship of ancient dwellings.

THE WHOLE COMMUNITY ANALYSIS

The primary school in this old community occupies a large space, with too many students, teachers and parents need to go to this school every day, it often causes traffic congestion.

ACTUAL OPERATION SITE ANALYSIS

PROBLEMS SUMMARIZED FROM INTERVIEW

We chose eight different kinds of courtyards residents to interview. We can find that because of the housing policy, there are at least 5 families living in each courtyard. And plus, there is also located an elementary school. There is no doubt that this old community is a kind of place where senior citizens, young migrant workers, and children live close together. With the narrow space and a large number of residents, it has faced a serious lack of basic functions for living.

Some old buildings in this community are under construction and ready to be developed into new businesses.

SITE STATUS & PROBLEMS

PROBLEMS:

1 The serious traffic jam caused by the students and their parents.

2 No parking space.

3 No activity space for local residents.

4 The narrow alley space in the old community.

5 The danger of privately built kitchen space

6 The lack of living functions

Due to the architectural space pattern or the traditional mode, the current kitchen still needs the external purchase of natural gas tanks, posing a safety hazard.

OPERATION METHOD

The internal space of the community is insufficient, and because of the storage space built by some residents, the internal space is very fragmented, the residents are independent of each other, and there is no communication and space for activities.

Children Demond:Recreation facility and security facility.

Measure:Curved space

The

Most amounts of the attached spaces are arranged in the eastwest narrow rooms. Plus, some newly added secured

New community activity belt

Old people

Demond:Infrastructure and neighbourhood communication.

Measure:Function box placement

Young People Demond:Rest space and a vibrant place.

Measure:Curved space and box.

cause the

in the

of the gable walls can not pass through.

FUNCTION BOX

Distribute different functions in the alley between the community gables, ensuring the smallest space scale can be easily accessible to the elderly through electric tricycles.

The activity belt between gable walls forms a shared mode. Under this mode, more available space can be achieved while the living infrastructure of the residents can be improved. Plus, because of the unique spatial location, the sense of the field is also powerful.

MASTER PLAN 1:600 MASTER PLAN DETAIL ANALYSIS

THE PLAN OF THE SCHOOL AND COURTYAND SPACE

There is a large space at the back door of the school which should be handled by us for providing an activity space for students and their parents.

The design of the entrance space which connects the courtyard of each family and the public space can be seen in this plan.

SITE: the back door of the elementary school

FUNCTIONS: waiting space for parents reading space for students after school retail store charging space for electromoblies

THE PLAN OF THE PUBLIC WAY OF THIS COMMUNITY

The activity space that designed for this community. The comprehensive function puts on one side of the public way of this community.

SITE: the public way of this community

FUNCTIONS: tailet dumpster leisure space charging space parking ( for bicycles)

THE PLAN OF THE SPACE IN THE MIDDLE OF GABLE WALLS

Open the old buildings' gable walls to provide the space to put the base living functions. Using unique pavage to give a symbolization of public space within this community.

SITE: the entrance of a family's courtyard

FUNCTIONS: storage space washing space

SITE: the public activity space for residents

FUNCTIONS: conversation space performance space retail store

SITE: the public space in the middle of gable walls

FUNCTIONS: tailet shower room laundry room kitchen restaurant

THE PLAN OF THE HYDROPHILIC PLATFORM

This space has been designed in order to provide a more comfortable space in this old community for the residents who like fishing in this area.

SITE: the public space in the middle of gable walls

FUNCTIONS: leisure space storage space parking space dumpster

SITE: the public space in the middle of gable walls

FUNCTIONS: storage space dumpster leisure space

SITE: the hydrophilic platform

FUNCTIONS: leisure space fisdhing space dumpster

SPATIAL IMAGE

Considering the limited space of this old community, the functional box that needs to be placed is divided according to the uniform basic module size. Make the most reasonable layout of the space in the smallesr size.

FUNCTION BOX SIZE & WATER CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

The modular space usage pattern is too singular, so the variable surface structure that newly added can increase the richness of the space. Bring more possibilities for activities to residents. In addition, the curved space can also make up for the lack of the frame structure.

EXPLOSIVE ANALYSIS

THE NEW SPACES DESIGND FOR THIS OLD COMMUNITY SCENE RENDERING

Jacobs recommends four pillars of effective city neighborhood planning:

To foster lively and interesting streets.

To make the fabric of the streets as continuous a network as possible throughout a district of potential subcity size and power.

To use parks, squares, and public buildings as part of the street fabric, intensifying the fabric's complexity and multiple uses rather than segregating different uses.

To foster a functional identity at the district level.

SITE STATUS & RESEARCH

苏州市人均住房面积 30平方米/ 人 传统古镇人均住房面 积 18平方米/ 人

SURROUNDING

Converging & Diffusing Complex Community

irritating cosmo life in traditional suzhou country

Site: Luzhi Ancient Town ,Soochow

Individual work & Academic Work

Instructor : Chen JinLiu (Jinliu.Chen@liverpool.ac.uk)

Date:2019.09/ senior year

““Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”.”

— Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities

Regarding the community, the Chinese had the concept of tribes for 2000 years. This tribe gradually form the village and lasted for nearly a thousand years. This self-generated village has a strong community attribute and still maintains a lot of vitality.

Contrary to this, in recent times, due to the demand for industrial production and the rapid increase in the number of people, the urban form of Suzhou, which has lasted for 2,500 years, has undergone tremendous changes.

The ancient town of Luzhi is such a place, and there is a huge gap between the historical and cultural reserve in the south and the new residential buildings in the surrounding area. The focus of my design is how to deal with this fragmented feeling between new and old.

BC221

The traditional water town texture is basically formed.

Strengthen the spatial connection between buildings and squares.

Residential buildings in Chinese paintings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

苏州市人均住房面积 30平方米/ 人

原居民与游客相互来 往较少 原居民在场地上多为 自建房屋

传统古镇人均住房面 积 18平方米/

The public space of the neighborhood penetrates to the outside which is formed by the street and plaza

After the end of the war in 1949, the ancient town still maintained its traditional form.

Taking into account the diversity of street space and neighborhood space.

In the 1980s, a large number of imitation Soviet style houses were built.

Current

NEEDS & POSITIONING

Different population needs

User Group

Leisure Activities

Main Activities Space/Features needed

Reading Reading room

Communicating

Dog Walking

Exercising

LOGICAL GENERATION

Tea room

Green Space

Flat plaza

Landscape trail

General Public (Surrounding residents)

Communicate

Relaxing

Activity hall

Establishing axis relationship from surrounding original community

Planning building groups and water systems Planning landscape axis

Tourists

Younger Residents

PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS

Passing by

Sightseeing

Stay overnight

Relaxing Working

Leisure Activities

Exercising

Party

Eating

CROWD STRUCTURE/HISTORICAL ISSUES

Poor quality (Public space is lacking after rapid construction)

Single industry (tourism, large crowd mobility)

Crowd partition (Serious aging+Uneven distribution of population)

Central park (Lacks design in Waterfront & public area)

Central park River Roadway People flow

Dredge the surrounding waterways and reshape the waterfront plaza to improve the living environment.

Open up the streets of the north and south, strengthen the vitality of the community by implanting new formats.

Teahouse

Traditional Water Town

Green Space Exhibition Hall

Minshuku

Reading room

Library

Activity hall

Waterfront trail

Public activity

Snack bar

SITE

Commercial dispersion (lack of Central building link the whole area)

Single type (Traditional Chinese Vernacular Housing)

reserved building

minshuku block commercial building

MASSING ANALYSIS

roof gardens

The plan echoes the texture of the site, increasing the density from south to north connecting the surrounding residential groups through the landscape.

Height change of each residential group in this community

LANDSCAPE EXPLOSIVE ANALYSIS /MASTER PLAN

LANDSCAPE DESIGN LANDSCAPE EXPLOSIVE ANALYSIS

The north-south landscape axis closely links the residents from different residential blocks. And plus, with the commercial buildings in there, this landscape area will form an excessive space for new communities and old communities, and become the main leisure, communication, and entertainment space for residents and tourists.

ROAD SYSTEM DESIGN

The commercial complex that echoes the curve landscape enhances the quality of life of the surrounding residents, and plus, share the commercial pressure of the local traditional commercial street.

Curved landscape gallery could form positive interaction with surrounding space.

Green space layout of this landscape.

Water system layout of this landscape.

Sinking landscape activity space.

Public squares layout of this landscape

Central circular landscape gallery with central activity square.

Landscape design in the new community.

Master plan of this community.

The commercial square at the entrance space of the new community.

The community is designed as an open community and the entire landscape area is intended to be a pedestrian walkway. With the green space and the activity square design, residents can enjoy safer, more comfortable, and more convenient rest space. The entire community adopts an underground parking system at the entrance of this community. The width of the trail on the ground is suitable for rescue vehicles to facilitate timely rescue in the event of an accident.

Young Couples

•community entrance

•parking entrance

•community entrance

•landcape area

•activty square

•commercial building

•community entrance

•parking entrance

•community entrance

•activity square

•commercial building

First floor plan

The leading design group of high-rise apartments is young couples, with perfect functions and relatively intensive space. In addition, the first floor is a leisure space, and convenience stores are open to the public.

The two households are equipped with one elevator, and the room design combines the functions of the living room and the kitchen, which are more in line with the living habits of young people.

YOUTH HOSTEL

•main landscape square

•display gallery

•commercial building

•connection of the community and ancient architecture commercial street

•landscape gallery

•commercial buildings

First floor plan

The core design group for youth apartments is unmarried youth. The most significant difference in this type's design is that the public space's design is more diverse and flexible.

The communication space of the residential group is external, and the community garden is set on the rooftop, providing a lot of room for young people to communicate and make friends.

First floor plan

Single Youth Tourists

Considering that the southern part of the area is close to the central location of the ancient tourist spot, the main design object of the design is tourists.

To maintain the ancient town's unique cultural atmosphere, Minshuku's design incorporates the characteristics of the traditional water town and designs a pure land for the occupants.

EXPLOSIVE ANALYSIS OF MINSHUKU WITH INTERIOR DESIGN

Bathroom· 沐浴

To create a softer feel in this space, we used Chinese furniture and warm lighting sources.

SPATIAL

Compared with the static landscape observed by a still person, the dynamic landscape observed by moving people in one building is the kind of space that best reflected the complexity and the spiritual symbolization of one architecture.

Referring to the traditional Suzhou garden, try to produce a positive interaction between people and landscape space.

BUILDING Restaurant and kitchen space analysis Landscape splindle anaylsis Stair space analysis Activity and storage space analysis

Zen· 禅

An outdoor rest gallery with a small Buddha status represents Zen spiritually.

AXONOMETRICOFTHIRDPLAN

Decoration· 乐活

Open bathtub design with window shades make the space of suite more flexible.

Water bar· 水吧

In combination with the warm light sources on the walls, the Terrazzo water bar gives people an exquisite feeling.

Pondering in the courtyard· 庭院

Zen symbolism is used to design the crucial common space connecting the restaurant, stairwell and activity room.

AXONOMETRICOF

Stair space· 连接

With its special bookcases that run the whole three layers and its interior design, the stair space serves as a crucial space in which to combine the activity room, restaurant, and elevator space.

FIRST ENCOUNTER· 初遇

The mishuku can be accessed via an overwater platform, and the kitchen is visible through the glass window. Through the small horizontal window in the corner of the gable wall, they can also view the warm lighting inside the restaurant.

LANDSCAPECOLORPLAN

Pubilc restaurant· 食

The rectangular table allows residents of this mishuku to share food together. Transparent folding glass doors provide a great view of the outdoors.

PHASE 1

CORN COMMODI-FIELD

Site: Fitzroy, VIC 3065

Instructor : Laura Mártires

Date:2022.01/ Summer Studio

What is happening behind the commercial stores?

Conceptual Frame Work - Goal in Steps

PHASE 2 PHASE 3

PLANTING PRODUCING

PROCESSING

volunteer volunteer + community volunteer + community + consumer

What will happening behind this new producing and comsumption model?

DIAGRAM AND CORN VOLUMETRIC SIMULATIONS

DIAGRAM OF CORN PRODUCTION LINE SYSTEM

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OLD AND NEW BUILDING.

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN OLD AND NEW BUILDING.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL WITH KEY ENVELOPE DETAILS FOR A TALL OFFICE BUILDING IN MELBOURNE CBD.

HSW TOWER

Site: MELBOURNE, VIC 3000

Instructor : Marcin Polgar

Date:2021.03/Semester 1

Our design of the outdoor platforms is referred to 99 Hudson Boulevard, a proposed 44-story office tower in Hudson. Yards.

The tower, by Henning Larsen Architects, features unique stacked glass boxes, separated by recessed and raised terraces.These recessed terraces are well integrated with the structure, dividing the volume and reducing the building's weight, while also providing a good landscape experience.So we used the concept of recessed terraces in our design.

BUILDING STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

BUILDING FACADE ANALYSIS

STRUCTURAL FLOOR PLANS: GROUND FLOOR (PODIUM) 1:400

TIPICAL HIGHRISE HOTEL

CEILING SECTION DETAILS

FACADE SECTION DETAILS FACADE PLAN DETAILS

OTHER WORK

Wood Pavilion Design 2016.05

Ancient Surveying and Mapping 2017.12

Procreate Drawing

Urban Square Design (Italy) 2018.7

Printing Work

Photographies

WHAT'S NEW?

WHAT'S NEW?

Photographed at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum.

BENCH THEATRE DESIGN

Soochow University × City university of Macau

Aiyuan town in Siyang has a profound history of culture. The wood bench is not just traditional furniture in daily life, but also an indispensable and important production of Siyang festival culture. Dancing with the benches is one style in the well-known and distinctive Siyang folk dragon dance performance characterized by lanterns and benches. Our proposal BENCH THEATRE is to carry and inherit this culture.

The bench is selected as the essential design element in the plan, and the outdoor theater is constituted through the combination, array, and deviation of different bench sequences in site block 11 with the flat ground under the shadow of streams and pear trees. The constitution of wooden benches presents the natural and simple beauty of humanity in rural areas. In addition, to meet the needs of enjoying and participating in the performance event, the bench theater is also an important place for public activities.

DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS OF BENCHES

ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

Bench Theater is based on prefabricated principles to serve the purpose of ceremony and daily entertainment. It is not only a public art space but also a place that can be recombined into other variable functions. In daily life, it also can be distributed to every family. In addition, if it damages in the future, it can be easily repaired it by changing the unit. Except for the basic water tightness and anti-corrosion protection, we try our best to minimize the ecological negative impacts on the site such as avoiding building concrete floors and keeping the pear forest permeable. We try to integrate the design into the village without changing the original ecological environment.

UIA-CBC INTERNATIONAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES COMPETITIVE CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS BASED ON THE ACTUAL SITE

BEGINNING

IMPROVE PROPOSALS PURCHASE MATERIALS BUILD THE CENTRAL VENUE INSTALL LAMPS INSTALLING A CAROUSEL

ORIGINAL VENUE INSTALL FOUNDATION BOLT CARRY BENCHES DETERMINE THE FIRST FLOOR LOCATION PUNCHING

BENCHES

WOOD PAVILION DESIGN · 曲径山回 2016.05

In Chinese traditional culture, there is a saying: "The winding path leads to a secluded place, and then everything becomes clear."(曲径通幽，豁然开朗)

The picture depicts a person walking through a narrow winding path and finding an open scene at the end of it. In essence, this sentence describes the process by which people will finally achieve success after going through twists and turns and difficulties. In designing our pavilion space, we want to use this concept.

To simulate the mountain's trend, we first use Grasshopper to create a curved pavilion structure. Finally, wooden strips are superimposed to create the staggered curved structure.

Our first step was to design a stable support structure using small wooden strips. To create a curved pavilion, we need to cut different angles for each wooden strip. As the overhangs on both sides of the pavilion are long, we have to constantly improve the stability of the structure during the construction process.

There has always been a kind of structural aesthetic to Chinese ancient architecture. By surveying and mapping these structures, we will learn the principles and intentions behind their design.

Yuanxiang Hall is the main building in the Humble Administrator's Garden, with four fullyopenable facades. Bluestone is used as the foundation for its openable glass facades. An exterior circle of open corridors matches the surrounding landscape of water and mountains, creating a quiet artistic concept that combines architecture with nature.

The roof form of Yuanxiang Hall is an East Asian hip-and-gable roof, which belongs to the higher status of traditional Chinese roofs. It has a different internal structure than other traditional Chinese structures. The columns that support the building are essentially hidden behind its facade and within the corridors, making the interior space seem larger and more open.

拙政园远香堂古建筑测绘

Houses are places where fragments of life and memories are kept. This is my diary, so I'm going to document everything.

MY LIFE IN MELBOURNE - PROCREATE WORK

We're all here...

Life is a chain of moments of enjoyment, not only about survival. ecording some of my daily life scenes on an iPad is one of my favorite things to do.

The school uniform kangaroo and Chinese dragon who have been accompanying me to study.

Friendship Under the Stars by Van Gogh

During an exhibition of Van Gogh-inspired works, this scene was captured.

Continally looking for the meaning of life is like looking for the meaning of toast. It is sometimes better just to eat the toast.

— Matt Haig <The Comfort Book>

URBAN SQUARE DESIGN (ITALY) 2018.7

During my second year of university, I attended the summer camp of the ACCADEMIA BELLE ARTI ROMA. We spent a week renovating a transportation hub in Rome's center. By using the height difference, we direct pedestrians and vehicles so that the center of the site forms a safe urban square.

PRINTING WORK

COLORS IN OUR LIVES

Photographies

Every city is unique, and its colors are bright and vibrant. Whenever I travel, like to use my camera to capture memories of colors. The answer to life is never simple, everyone has their own footnotes.

Photographed at the Regent Theatre.

Photographed at La Trobe St.

Photographed at Mornington Beach.

Photographed at the Mona – Museum of Old and New Art | Hobart, Tasmania.

Photographed at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum.

Photographed at the Luna Park Sydney.

Jeannie(Jiani) Wu

Tel: (+61)0457069237

E-mail: jeanniewu913@gmail.com

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCE

Second Prize, 2019 UIA-CBC International Colleges And Universities Competitive Construction Workshop 2019 Honorable mention, The 5TH "CUC CUP" International University Students Architecture Design Competition 2019

Third Prize, The 6TH "Zijin Award" of Architectural Design & Environmental Art Contests

First Price, JZFZ DESIGN COMPETITION

Second Prize, Learning Excellence Scholarships

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Minister, College Youth League Propaganda Department

Software Adobe Creative Suite( PS, AI, ID), AutoCAD, Sketch up, Rhino, ArchiCAD, Revit, grashopper, Enscape, Vary

Languages Chinese, English