JUN LI
[Architecture Portfolio]
University of Southern California
complete work: itsjun.com
2012 - 2014
address 1321 W 29th St. Los Angeles, CA 90007
home address 3830 Main St. Skokie, IL 60076
education 2012 - 2014
University of Southern California
Masters of Architecture (M.Arch) Building Science Certificate 2008 - 2012
University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
awards 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2012 - 2014
Edward C. Earl Prize _ Winner // UIUC Critical Mass Student Choice Award NTUT Annual Array International Competition _ Selected Works Edward C. Earl Prize _ Finalist // UIUC 10+ Re-thinking Shanghai International Competition _ Top 10 USC School of Architecture Merit Scholarship
proficiencies Revit Autocad Rhino EnergyPro
3ds Max Vray Ecotect Analysis HEED
Adobe Suite SketchUP HTML/CSS
itsjun.com
JUN LI lijunnn26@gmail.com (847) 322 - 8853
experience June 2013 - Apr. 2014 (11 month)
AUX Architecture - Los Angeles, CA Intern Architect - Involved in the design development of a 30-unit condominium for affordable housing, worked on drafting the final version of the construction document. - Produced digital and physical models for a large-scale residential project, also assisted in putting together permit sets to be submitted to the city.
Aug. 2013 - Dec. 2013 (4 month)
School of Architecture - University of Southern California Teaching Assistant - Arch 505a, guided first-year graduate students through project development regarding to the structural system, building envelope, and facade.
May 12 - Aug. 13 (3 month)
Wefing Deegan Studios - Evanston, IL Intern Architect - Worked aside the principal architect drafting construction documents of a 17,500sf emergency center and various residential renovation projects. - Generated digital models using Revit and 3ds-Max for virtual walk-through and renderings.
reference Andy Ku Associate Professor @ USC aku@ocdc.info (310) 383 - 1369
Brian Wickersham Principal Architect @ AUX wickersham@auxoffice.com (310) 403 - 0905
school projects
competition professional work
01
13
21
27
33
a n t i - g r a v i t y
s l i d e
endeavor shuttle museum exhibition park, los angeles graduate studio [2012] - Andy Ku
platform // site is treated as a flexible surface that is able to recieve and retain deformation, dense area reflects a heavier concentration of vectors impacting the surface.
1
target // what does combination 2 of all the path vectors look like? Specific points shows direction and force of major vectors, these are the points of arrival.
Vectors of different forces, depending on the density of people, “dents� the field (site), pattern. leaving behind a visible tectonic pattern A combination of four methods of transportation (train, automobile, bus, foot) is represented, where each has their own force and direction according to analysis.
delineate // separation and delineationof the area allows designation of programs and circulation to be assigned naturally based on users’ path of travel.
3
division // there is a defined relationship between program and circulation, providing users a natural-flow experience.
4
what if our path became visible, leaving a permanent physical footprint everywhere we go? Each individual’s movement retains the quality of a vector, with direction and speed. These vectors can be calculated and manipulated, according to our specific target (site). The endeavor exhibition site is geometrically organized by the vectors of incoming user path, to be able to receive and re-direct movement.
si
te
m
ap
04
gallery maintenance galleries / exhibitions
egress stairs vertical circulation stairs
bridge to Sciencenter
endeavor gallery
Vectors penetrating the surface leaves behind visible traces, massing gives in and retains the aftershape created by the force. Massing is smoothed out as an expression to the invisible path vectors.
prescedent: National Library of the Czech Republic by Tom Wiscombe in Prague, 2007. project is responsive to its environment, taking in account of urban context. It creates a dynamic motion compared with the static city of Prague. The project also considers a relation between program and form.
06
3 1
2
The new addition to California Sciencenter is aimed to reflect the greatness in human technological advances and knowledge through both internal and external transition experience. Exhibition highlights the Endeavour in launch position, signifying its importance but still retains a connection with the common man. The exhibition is to accommodate incoming users by adapting to their path of travel, taking what seems to be chaotic movements and organize them within the building. Building massing and landscape is manipulated to “recieve” the incoming users, internal circulation organizes people’s path to enhance the exhibition experience.
fifth level 113’
structure // 2 separate systems independently support floorplates and exterior envelope.
+3
7.5
00.00
1
floorplates // organized to direct 1 view to specific areas of the shuttle with extended areas on each floor. top level offers a view tangent to the shuttle’s cockpit.
2
1
+37.5
ro
of
le
N
ve
l
HVAC Zones // dividied into two 3 separate zones based on program - gallery zone and endeavor zone.
-43 .09
hybrid // HVAC system organized 4 according to structural layout, divided into two sections, with approporiate duct sizing.
.83
+117
08
f o y e r / e n t r a n c e h u m a n g a l l e r y g r o u n d g a l l e r y l a u n c h g a l l e r y e r a s g a l l e r y
a b c d
7
e up
o f f i c e i n f o r m a t i o n e n d e a v o u r g a l l e r y v e r t i c a l c i r c .
f1
bb
f2 g
dn
6 up
h
up
g
d gr
TOR JANI
up
f1
ou
AL ANIC MECH
h
5
nd
le
N
ve
l
f2
e up
c
4
3a
a
b
up
3b
2
up
1
e n t r a n c e e x i t c o c k p i t v i e w i n g
a
b
b
bb
c
aa
0 up
circulation diagram
a dn
fi
u up
up
ft
h
le
N
ve
l
d side shuttle opening
c louver system
b
grand stairs
a roof opening
a
d
b
c
northeast entrance
10
w6
w8
w8
w8
w8
w8
w6
w6
a
b
w8
w6
w6
w6
w8
sectionaa
section bb
fifth level
fifth level 113’
113’
a fourth level 92’
fourth level 92’
third level
third level
71’
71’
second level 50’
second level 50’
first level 12’
first level 12’
plaza level - 6’
b
plaza level 00
shuttle level - 20’
shuttle level - 20’
12
aa
e l a s t i c
p l a y g r o u n d
rejuvenating local water reservoir silver lake, los angeles Graduate studio [2013] - Aaron Neubert
ion
e
lat
ac residential
area
ite lim
pro void
d
gra
cir
m
cu
sp
id vo an urb physical
recreation
pedestrian path
reserve
users density
dog park picnic viewing deck
users density
de
lin
ne
w
ea
te
pla
pa
tfo
th
rm
s
r ete rim pe le xib fle new band formation
new pedestrian path new program
14
lobby
1100 SF
cafe/dining
1600 SF
wash closet /janitorial public plaza
exhibition
1350 SF
12000 SF
recreation
3000 SF
recession
800 SF
7100 SF
projection
800 SF 5200 SF
auditorium office space
3500 SF
boat storage
2500 SF
program diagram Located in an residential neighborhood, the reservior has been closed off to the public since its deactivation, thus leaving an inconvenient gap in the area. Fenced off, an physical boundary was created, the existing band serves as the circulation, wrapped around the outter perimeter. Can we modify the existing band to bring circulation and activities to inside of the reservoir? The new Reservoir Center aims to stretch the band and penetrate through the water’s boundary, offering public spaces and allowing the users to interact with the water. Existing programs are used as the focal points, signaling an important location in respect to the reservoir. These points are then drawn towards the lake, stretching the band along with it. New platforms are created as an extension of the landscape, on top of the water, allowing pedestri ans and users to move across the void and interact with the reservoir.
16
aa
0 5
15
30ft
flow// boundaries are defined by the 6 railings, directing the passage of exterior movements.
platforms // piers and ramps that connects to the landscape that allows the users to move through fluidly.
5
mesh // perforated steel mesh on piers to allows the users to connect visually with the water below.
4
structure //steel moment frame standing above the water.
3
public // areas with high number of users are more welcoming and equipped with natural ventilation devices. base // concrete core houses the private spaces such as the office, boat storage, mechanical, and administrative area.
natural ventilation
HVAC Configuration
nd
th pa
wi
2
1
Section aa
18
Auditorium view
20
20
[ i n s e r t ] s y m b i o s i s marine-science experimental lab various ocean shore locations 2012 AIAS steel competition - eric hemingway group: Jacob Stellwagen
28
30
r e f l e c t i o n s mix-used mid-rise residential complex chicago ave + north lasalle, chicago, il junior studio [2011] - Kevin J. Hinders
The building represents a ladder that creates and accompanies social interactions among the near-by pedestrians, customers, and the residents. The goal is to collect and transform the interaction and communication from a horizontal level up vertically into the building itself. Thus lighting up the area with life.
22
Center glass peice serves as an invitation and a guide that directs people into the building, while providing a unique transition sequence from the exterior to interior space. The glass curves from the top of the building, covering the gardens, into the main entrance, and continues to flow through the floor slabs like a ribbon.
24
a
b
c
c
Standing afar, reflection of the city can be seen from the glass peice, the user is confronted with their own reflections as they move towards the building, and eventually through the main entrance. a b
26
p r o m e n a d e ULI urban design competition sulpher dell, tennessee team [Sonia Kohar] [Dulce De La Paz] [Shimeng Ma] [Winnie Fong]
program organizaĆ&#x;on
riverside park view
32
o f f i c e w o r k
09 A-7.11
ROOF 1168'-0"
(E) ROOF TO REMAIN
DUCT INSIDE ROOF ASSEMBLY
MAX BUILDING HEIGHT 1172'-3"
04 A-7.12
(N) ROOF SEE A2.30
PARAPET 1171'-5" ROOF @ FAMILY ROOM 1170'-3" CEILING @ FAMILY ROOM 1169'-2"
07 A-7.12
DUCT INSIDE ROOF ASSEMBLY
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
single-unit residence renovation project los angeles, ca project period: > 8 month
(E) GARDEN WALL TO REMAIN 2
106
1
07 A-7.11
104
(N) CONC. PAVING
105
KITCHEN 05
128
121
FAMILY ROOM 03
102 PORCH 1159' 0" FS
BEDROOM 2 14
MASTER BATH 22
(E) GRASS TO REMAIN
LAUNDRY 09
(E) FOUNDATION (SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY) (N) FOUNDATION PER STRUCTURAL
(E) FOUNDATION (SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
(N) FOUNDATION PER STRUCTURAL
(N) GROUND FLOOR 1159'- 0 1/2" F.F.
PORCH 1158' 5" FS
(N) FRONT PORCH 1159'-0" F.S. (E) GROUND FLOOR 1158'-11" F.F.
01 A-7.00
(E) STAIRS TO REMAIN (E) LANDING 1152' 3" FS
(E) STAIRS TO REMAIN
02 A-3.01
01 A-3.01 SIDE WALK 1148' 3" FS
09 A-7.11
ROOF 1168'-0"
02 A-7.11
(N) ROOF SEE A2.30
01 A-7.12
(N) VERTICAL VENT
(N) VERTICAL VENT
PROPERTY LINE
02 SECTION
12 A-7.12
SIM
PARAPET / MAX BUILDING HEIGHT 1172'-3"
12 A-7.12
(E) ROOF TO REMAIN
DUCT INSIDE ROOF ASSEMBLY
ROOF @ LIVING ROOM 1170'-3" LIVING ROOM CEILING 1169'-2"
DUCT INSIDE ROOF ASSEMBLY
01 04 A-7.21
01 A-7.11 07 A-7.11
(E) POOL EQUIPMENT TO REMAIN
(N) CONCRETE PAVING
MASTER BEDROOM 20 115
(E) GRASS TO REMAIN
(E) FOUNDATION (SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY) A.G.L. 1158.61"
(N) DIRECT VENT, GAS FIREPLACE SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON MODEL #48. TESTED TO: ANSI Z21.88-2009 CSA 2.33-2009, CGA 2.17-M91 (R2009), CSA P.4.1-09 STANDARDS
04 A-7.21
BEDROOM 1 13
BATH 3 12 108
FOYER
DINING ROOM 04
107
121
LIVING ROOM 02 103
ALIGN
(E) FOUNDATION (SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
SIM
(N) FOUNDATION PER STRUCTURAL
(E) SLAB TO REMAIN (N) SUB FLOOR PER STRUCTURAL
(N) DIRECT VENT, GAS FIREPLACE SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON MODEL #48. TESTED TO: ANSI Z21.88-2009 CSA 2.33-2009, CGA 2.17-M91 (R2009), CSA P.4.1-09 STANDARDS
(N) GROUND FLOOR 1159'- 0 1/2" F.F. (E) GROUND FLOOR 1158'-11" F.F.
DUCT INSIDE FLOOR ASSEMBLY (E) FOUNDATION (SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY) (N) FOUNDATION PER STRUCTURAL 3 1 A.G.L. 1152'-9"
02 A-3.01
01 A-3.01
FACE OF FRAMING FRAMI
A
@ FACE OF FRAMING
@ CENTER LINE OF WALL
@ CENTER LINE OF WALL
B
C
D
@ CENTER LINE OF WALL
E
@ CENTER LINE OF WALL
@ CENTER LINE OF WALL
F
@ FACE OF FRAMING
G
RELOCATE GAS METER
ALIGN
1
LEGEND
(E) RETAINING WALL
(E)
(E) (E)
EXISTING WALL
133
FLIP SWING
NEW WALL
1
DASHED LINE INDICATES BUILDING ABOVE OR BELLOW
01 A-4.00
101
GARAGE 25 365 SQ FT
129
B
(E) SLOPE
01 A5.03
LAUNDRY 09 76 SQ FT
D
LINE OF (N) SIDEWALK
CENTER LINE OF WALL
5
HALLWAY 26 92 SQ FT
D
C ALIGN LINE OF EXISTING BUILDING, TYP.
02 A7.20
05 A7.20
TYP.
SD
TYP.
MECH RM 19 G.C. TO MODIFY AS REQ'D 111
ALIGN
A
C
D
ALIGN
107
CLOSET 16 27 SQ FT
SD
CM
105 POWDER RM 11 49 SQ FT
24"x30"
ENTRY 1159' 0-1/2" FF
01 A5.01
CM
CLOSET 23 51 SQ FT
TYP.
C
(N) DIRECT VENT, SEALED COMBUSTION ,GAS FIREPLACE SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON MODEL #48. TESTED TO: ANSI Z21.88-2009 CSA 2.33-2009, CGA 2.17-M91 (R2009), CSA P.4.1-09 STANDARDS
DIRECT VENT GAS FIREPLACE PER SPEC TV. SPECS. BY OWNER NEW DIRECT VENT, GAS FIREPLACE - SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON 48" MODEL #48, ANSI Z21.88-2009 NEW WALL MOUNTED DIRECT VENT, GAS FIREPLACE - SPARK MODERN SLIM 46" MODEL #46, ANSI Z21.88a-2007
02 A-4.01
CONCEALED GUTTER (N) CONCEALED DOWNSPOUT+ (N) OVERFLOW AS REQ'D
136 A 02 A7.21
BEDROOM 1 13 210 SQ FT
114
(E)
110
DINING ROOM 04
BATH 3 12 50 SQ FT
B
02 A5.00
(N) FLOOR IN THIS AREA SEE STRUCT. FOR DETAILS
D
C
01 A-3.00
01 A7.21
(N) DIRECT VENT, SEALED COMBUSTION, GAS FIREPLACE SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON MODEL #48. TESTED TO: ANSI Z21.88-2009 CSA 2.33-2009, CGA 2.17-M91 (R2009), CSA P.4.1-09 STANDARDS
130
(E) RE-USE (E) SLIDERS IN MASTER BEDROOM
USE (E) SLIDERS FROM LIVING ROOM AND RE-USE (E) SLIDERS @ MASTER BEDROOM ON KID'S ROOM/GUESTROOM
(E) CONC. PAVING TO REMAIN G.C. TO PROTECT DURING CONST.
SIDE WALK 1148' 3" FS
(E) TREE TO REMAIN
24"x30" 101
PROVIDE POWER AND TV/INTERNET FOR NEW AV EQUIPMENT NEW 1-1/2" RETURN ON CAESARSTONE COUNTER ADD NEW FINISH BOARD TO FACE OF (E) CABINETS TO CONCEAL 4" TOE KICK
1
LIVING ROOM 02
NEW 2X4 PARTITION WITH ACOUSTIC INSULATION. 2" OFF (E) WALL
NEW STARFIRE GLAZING SEE NOTE 4 PATCH EXISTING TILES WITH MATCHING TILES PER OWNER
(E) WALL 1152'-6" TW
05 A7.20 D
NEW DIRECT VENT, GAS FIREPLACE - SPARK MODERN FIRE RIBBON 48" MODEL #48, ANSI Z21.88-2009, WITH METAL FASCIA, AND TV ABOVE.
REMOVE (E) TUB AND MODIFY (E) AS REQ'D PER (N) SHOWER
(E) WALL TO REMAIN
LINE OF (E) FLOOR ALIGN (N) FLOOR W/ EXISTING
6
(N) CONC. PAVER MATCH EXISTING FINISH
104
FOYER 01
A B
SD
134
CM
07 A-7.11
(E) FIXED WINDOW RELOCATE PER PLAN
(E) STAIRS TO REMAIN
103
GRADE VENEER THROUGHOUT HOUSE.
NEW CUSTOM MILLWORK - SEE INTERIOR ELEV. REUSE (E) DECORATIVE LIGHT FIXTURE, FROM CURRENT DINING ROOM
DN
(N) PORCH 1159' 0" FS
KITCHEN+ FAMILY ROOM+ FOYER+ DINING ROOM+ LIVING ROOM 1408 SQ FT
NEW LANDSCAPING PER LANDSCAPE PLAN. EXISTING
SAFETY GLAZING (R308.3) (R308.4) BRUSHED CONCRETE RE-USE (E) CABINETS FROM THIS ROOM IN THIS LOCATION
(E) LANDING TO REMAIN
01 A-7.00
ALIGN
109
CLOSET 17 26 SQ FT
DN (N) STEP R=1 @ 7"
D
106
3.
NEW ELASTOMERIC COATING ON (E) CONCRETE. MODIFY DRIVEWAY AS REQ'D FOR (N) GARAGE DOOR.
DN
SD
KEY NOTES
(E) ELEC. PANEL ENCLOSURE RELOCATED. RECONFIG. AS REQ'D W/ ACCESS PANEL PER GC.
(E) STAIRS TO REMAIN
BREAK LINE CM
108
04 A5.00
B
1 A5.00 C
(E) SKYLIGHT ABOVE TO REMAIN
ADD SHELVING ABOVE (E) SAFE
113
115
MASTER BEDROOM 20 391 SQ FT
B
FACE OF FRAMING
01 A5.02
135
(E)
112
A B
SD CM
ALIGN
(E) SKYLIGHT ABOVE RELOCATE PER PLAN
(N) WALL TO ALIGN W/ (E) BOTTOM OF ROOF OVERHANG
CENTER LINE OF WALL CENTER LINE OF WALL
4
02 A-4.00
(E) TREE OWNER TO PROVIDE TREE TO BE LOCATED HERE
A-3.01 03
A (E) CABINET TO BE MODIFIED SEE 01/A-5.00
NEW INTERIOR SOLID CORE WOOD DOORS WITH STAIN
IRRIGATION LINES TO BE MODIFIED AS REQ'D.
(E) TREE TO REMAIN
02 A-3.00
ALL NEW WINDOWS AND SLIDERS TO MATCH EXISTING
2.
FLEETWOOD ALUMINUM FRAME WINDOWS/DOORS. 1151'-6" FS
1
(N) PORCH 1158' 5" FS
LINE OF EXISTING BUILDING
WINDOW TAG - SEE A6.00
NOTES
PATIO 193 SQ FT
(N) SKYLIGHT ABOVE
FAMILY ROOM 03
DOOR TAG - SEE A6.00
1. 1156'-8 1/2" FS
(N) STEPS
BATHROOM 2 10 39 SQ FT (E) SINK
118
WIC 15 18 SQ FT
102
(E) CABINET TO BE MODIFIED SEE 01/A-5.00
(N) SKYLIGHT ABOVE CENTER ON KITCHEN ISLAND
(E) 117
116 MASTER CLOSET 21 237 SQ FT
(E)
119
ALIGN
24"x30"
KITCHEN 05
120
24"x30"
C
C
3
(E)
D
ALIGN
B
102
03 A5.00
C
GARAGE 1158' 5" FS
121
A B
HALLWAY 26 19 SQ FT
(E) W
201 SQ FT
A
106
(E)
122
123
000
SPOT ELEVATION
CLOPAY AVANTE GARAGE DOOR MEETS THE ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA OF ANSI/DASMA 108. SEE A-0.16
137
ALIGN
127
BEDROOM 2 14 193 SQ FT
LINE OF EXISTING BUILDING, TYP.
MASTER BATH 22
PANTRY 06 29 SQ FT
D
SMOKE DETECTOR ON CEILING CARBON MONOXIDE SMOKE ALARM ON CEILING
(E) SLOPE
(E) CONCRETE SLAB TO REMAIN
D
C
BATHROOM 1 07 52 SQ FT 24"x30"
SD CM
000
ALIGN
103
02 A5.03
B
ALIGN
(E) D
2 CENTER LINE OF WALL
A 128
SHOWER
SD
(E) ROOF
ALIGN
1
07 A-7.11
105
CM
124
ALIGN
(N) SIDEWALK 240 SQ FT
02 A5.01
DRIVEWAY
01 A-3.02
A
104
NEW PLANTER, WATER PROOFING + IRRIGATION PER G.C. EXHAUST FAN ON CEILING @ 50 CFM MIN. REQ'D
LINE OF (E) ROOF ABOVE, TYP.
1
(E) SLOPE
LINE OF (N) SIDEWALK
ADDITION - NEW FLOOR AREA/NEW
(N) STUCCO OVER (E) BRICK WALL
ALIGN
SHELVES ABOVE
1 HR RATED WALL
07 A-7.20
USE (E) SLIDERS FROM MASTER BEDROOM
LINE OF (E) SIDEWALK
(E) RETAINING WALL
(N) GATE
KIDS ROOM/ GUEST BEDROOM 08 302 SQ FT
(E) LANDSCAPE TO REMAIN
131
LINE OF EXISTING ROOF ABOVE, TYP.
(E) GRASS TO REMAIN G.C. TO PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION
(E) CANOPY COLUMN
(E) CONC. PAVING TO REMAIN G.C. TO PROTECT DURING CONST. (N) CONC. PAVERS MATCH EXISTING FINISH AND SIZE
132
EXISTING CONCRETE POOL EDGE TO REMAIN
(E) SWIMMING POOL TO REMAIN G.C. TO PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION
EXISTING 01 A-4.01
NEW
CONCRETE PAVERS 226 SQ FT
34
30 seconds under the light, 30 years covered in sweat...
t h a n k
y o u
God, for your endless gifts and never ending faith in me. mom and dad, for standing by me throughout the years, your presence gifts me with the courage to conquer all obstacles. studio professors, for your constant guidance and encouragement. former employers, for your mentorship and for giving me a chance to explore my potentials.
v i e w f u l l v e r s i o n
itsjun.com