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PORTFOLIO YU WANG Selected Works 2018-2022

Master of Architecture UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY

PROLOGUE Architectural psychology is mainly through the discussion of people's reaction to the real environment, selection, improvement and creation of the environment to survive, life and to meet people's psychological needs of the discipline, architects should learn through the study of architectural psychology, to understand the needs of people on the building space and the built environment, so as to design a suitable scale to be accepted by people and play a positive role in the overall environment of the building, at the same time, architects. Through different architectural design means can also create different spatial experience, bring different psychological feelings, the two are interconnected and mutually influencing.

I believe that architecture should not only be a tool for people to use, but also a bridge between people's inner feelings and urban space.

Kid's factory focuses on the inner world of children, and through small-scale architectural pieces, we create a space that fits the different personalities of children.Urban Agriculture focuses on people's desire for natural city in the mechanical and cold urban space. By introducing natural landscape in the core area of the city, the project attempts to ease the city life and to create a symbiosis between nature and the city. The Comfort Zone focuses on the inner world of the human self. Sometimes, when faced with anxiety, "stepping out of one's comfort zone" may not be the best option to cheer one up. This project attempts to create a comfort zone in line with people's inner world through the creation of small urban spaces and intimate spaces. The Ju'er Community Renewal Project focuses on the different groups of people who live inside the hutongs. Their actual needs and psychological needs are different from before.

Coincidence focuses on the psychological collision and dramatic changes between people. The idea is inspired by the movie "Two Blunts", where the architecture forces people to move around in a variety of spatial coincidences, thus triggering a variety of emotional connections between people and humans.

Uncommon base on a spatial study, aggregation has emerged as a new form of collective housing. Slopeflow starts from the problem of water scarcity. Wants to provide new water cycle strategies at the urban scale. To propose better water saving solutions at the building scale. Staggered Box is an in-depth architectural design training.

The design process requires consideration of practical issues such as structure, fire suppression systems, building construction, and building mechanical systems.

CONTENT 01 KID'S FACTORY Kindergarten design based on child psychology

02 URBAN AGRICULTURE Urban design based on the psychological state of people in modern cities

03 COMFORT ZONE A device to alleviate social anxiety based on the current situation in Japan

04 JU'ER COMMUNITY RENEWAL PROJECT Renovation projects based on people's psychological needs

05 COINCEDENCE A movie experience center that reflects the emotions of the main character

06 UNCOMMON Based on a spatial study, aggregation has emerged as a new form of collective housing

07 SLOPEFLOW Remodeling the water circulation system in the building & Student apartments on the slope

08 STAGGERED BOX Urban gas station renovation with sustainability in mind

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01 KID'S FACTORY

Kindergarten Design Competition project Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: Nov. 2018 Location: Italy Instructor: Li chunqing

The education of children has always been a priority for all countries, and the current model of education is often based on adult instruction to enhance children's progress. However, surveys have shown that enrichment physical activities are better suited to children's development and help them to learn to communicate well, work together and solve problems. So the whole design is based around the possibility of promoting more activities. The design site is a ceramic factory in Italy, and as the site was previously used for adult activities, the scale of many parts of the site did not meet the scale of children's activities, so the adult scale needed to be transformed into a place where children could move.

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Location

History Diagram 1856

1935

1951

1997

Transformation

Resources and technology

Forms of Activity of Children and The Places to Which They Are Exposed Conversion of former glass manufacturing plant to ceramic plant which marked the history of the ceramic industry and design.

Running

The area generously provided raw materials and infrastructures. And Laveno hosted the largest electric oven of Europe.

Development

The pottery boasted more than 2,300 employees with branches in Argentina and agreements with the most distinguished industrial groups.

Close down

The company permanently closed after 141 years of business. Today, a fragmentation of countless small handcrafted productions live on.

Jumping

Crawling NOW

Current outdoor situation

Current indoor situation

Sliding

Portion of The Original Building That Remains Because of the building's long history, I wanted to be able to preserve the character of the building and incorporate it with the new features.

Building

The different forms extracted from the complex correspond to different functions in the new site.

Drilling

Throwing

Resting

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Running increases bone mass during the growth period. In children aged 4-7 years, it has been observed that fitness running increases bone density in the hip, arm and spine.

Jumping is effective in improving cardiorespiratory fitness and increasing aerobic metabolism, while helping to improve flexibility and motor coordination.

Each new place child climb brings new sensations and body faces to child's vision, helps develop spatial concepts, and also allows child to see the environment from a new perspective.

The slide is children's first experience of "speed". Different lengths and inclines of slides bring different speed experiences to children, and most children's first experience of speed comes from playing with the slide.

Winding track

Runway

Spiral runway

Floor trampoline

Elevated trampoline

Trampoline and climbing frame

A ladder to climb

Climbing frame

Vertical climbing frame

Outdoor fully wrapped slide

Indoor semiwrapped slides

Ramp slide

Sandy land

Building blocks

Arrange the bookshelves

Cubicle

External slides

Space under the stairs

Ocean ball on a trampoline

Ball baskets available for throwing

Recessed ocean ball space

Outdoor seating area

Indoor reading space

Indoor seating area

Building trains children's intelligence, coordination, concentration, keen observation and hands-on skills.

Spatially sensitive children need to drill to develop their spatial awareness. Spatial awareness skills are important for children's learning and later life.

Throwing is a difficult movement that requires the coordinated action of many parts of the body.

Throwing training strengthens the children's upper limbs, waist, abdomen and other muscles, and makes the upper joints and ligaments work.

When resting their pituitary gland will secrete growth hormone, to help children grow body, but also to supplement some children's lack of sleep at night, to enhance the body's protective function.

Preservation of the original roof of the ceramics factory: folded sheet roof and arched roof.

Use a variety of levels to allow children to complete as much of their day as possible in the transportation space.

Unlike traditional teaching spaces, the classrooms are arranged in a staggered manner, using floor heights to differentiate functions.

A piece of wall preserved from the ceramics factory provides a place for children to graffiti as part of the play function.

An outdoor curved runway attracts children to the outdoors and connects the indoor and outdoor areas with some of the play equipment.

Exploded Axonometric Based on the above-mentioned parts of the original building, some new functional modules are needed to meet the kindergarten's function. The teaching and living spaces are stacked like building blocks, using the different floor heights to distinguish between the two different functions. The public space is the activity room of a large whole and the main traffic space of the whole building.he main purpose of this design is to increase the amount of time children spend playing sports.

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Corridor and Staggered Classrooms

Staggered Corridors

Rectangular layout

An innovative classroom model

Circular layout

Furniture Layout

Function Module Diagram Traditional classroom model

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Use the traditional classroom as a unit, repeating and staggering these units so that children have a longer flow, increasing their activity day after day. Make the most of corridors and aisles to extend learning beyond the classroom.

Scattered layout

The whole wall as furniture

Change the teaching space by changing the furniture placement to make the space more uniquely functional. By replacing part of the wall with furniture, children can not only feel the outside environment through the windows, but also observe through the cracks hidden in the furniture.

Broken-open Perspective View

Refinement of the public space component - inclusion of ladders and ropes that can be climbed; small spaces accessible only to children; playground equipment such as slides, swings, etc.; walkways for exterior spaces introduced into the building's public spaces.

Daylighting - In order to ensure daylighting in the teaching and living spaces, they are located on both sides of the public space.Therefore, the public space is lit from the top. Top lighting can provide good light to the public space.

Children at The Play Area

Corridors as A Playground

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Scientific Research Institution

Tsinghua University

02 URBAN AGRICULTURE

Integration of Nature and City Office Building

Residential District

Subway Station

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Residential District

Academic work Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: Apr. 2019 Location: China Instructor: Ou Yangwen Li Sihan

The beginning of human history is the giving of nature. The composition of human beings is the result of ever-changing natural elements, and this random combination is also natural. Therefore, people should adapt to nature and develop with the trend. The current city is developing at a high speed, but I think that planting should be the center of urban life, and the city will return to the agricultural-oriented production model and have a clear boundary with the existing city. Here is a way to return to nature, where people grow things they like or plants that they can make. They don't have to communicate with the outside world. This is a small farming society with complete functions. The market here is a small piece of plantation, where people pick it up and exchange it with their own crops, without the use of currency.

Beijing Language and Culture University

Business District

Prehistoric

Stone Age

Neolithic Age

The age of Enlightenment~Atomic age

Information Age

Timeline

Changes of the Earth Brazil, the disappearing rainforest

Mexico, fast-moving Cancun

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, coastal islands

Ukraine, Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident

Human excavation of nature gives themselves a better living environment.

People try to find shelter in nature, such as caves. Or build it themselves.

The foundation of agriculture is the domestication of plants by humans. People can grow a variety of plants to meet their needs, so that food is not a hindrance to human development.

Strategy

Planting is the center of urban life

When the center of the city returns to agriculture, people will return to their own self-sufficient lifestyle, which will keep people away from the wide range of problems encountered in the rapidly developing cities. The city's food resources have become more abundant and the environment has returned to a suitable state.

Concept Diagram

Natural form of the mountain

Central Asia, the disappearing Aral Sea

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Antarctic, melting Larsen Ice Shelf

The current rate of urban development has exceeded the limits of the global environment. In recent years, the number of glaciers has been decreasing, resources have been exhausted, and so on.

Urban texture of existing venues

Elevation After Design

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Detail With Enlarged Scale

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General Plan

1. People can feel the charm of nature even indoors in this section. People are indoors on the lawn, enjoying the artificial sunlight.

2. People walk in two extremes of nature, one of which can feel the roughness of the rock. The other is the natural emptiness of nature.

3. Introducing farms to the city is an important part of getting back to natural living. It can reduce stress on food, pollution, etc.

4. It could be used as part of a technology R&D function that could attract more young people to the site. Better promote such a lifestyle.

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Inclined channel space

Increased natural texture

Channel space outside the mountain

Integrating access spaces

The target is a kind of people living in the city. They live at the edge of the site, corresponding to the city at a distance. They can see the nature, but they can only travel through the nature through a fixed track. They suspend their work and life in the city for physical or psychological reasons, hoping to find a positive state of physical health and psychological here.

Completely separated from the mountain

Embedded in a mountain

Dig out equal volumes of space.

Without identifying targets and in a confused period of the kind of people, living in the mixture of nature and city, they can see but can't walk into nature. Young people who are in a period of confusion, because they do not know whether they should live in the city or return to the natural life. They hope to find their own life path in urban farms, understand that life is the fundamental nature of truth.

3 The round-table residential space belongs to the pattern of half above-ground and

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Retaining most of the mountain

Retaining half of the mountain

Nearly hollowed out the entire mountain.

Use of natural terrain

Using patterns in nature

Completely separated from work, people who live in buildings with floor boards that simulate natural terrain can not only see nature, but also live in it. Like the old people who retire from their current jobs because of their age, they hope to find a new life goal in the city farm and do some planting affairs within their capacity.

T h e u s e o f underground spaces as cisterns and a series of technical s p a c e s f o r automatic irrigation.

There are definite goals, goals are people who live in nature, who live in the center of the site, who live in nature, who are themselves in nature.

Some of them are in charge of planting activities, some of them are in charge of management, and some of them are in charge of research, including rainwater collection, irrigation systems, conquering diseases, route planning and so on. They want to find the essence of life and respond positively to it.

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Overview

Outdoor Planting Areas

This residential area is not only suitable for residents inside, but everyone can come here to carry out a variety of activities. People can pick and exchange academically and enjoy the beauty of the farmland in the city. It combines different types of activities and is a small society with a clear dividing line with the city.

Residential areas can be said to be a paradise in the city. Around the residential area is a public building open to the city. They represent an inextricable link between the city and the paradise. People can think about whether living in the city is the right choice. I believe that they will eventually be attracted to the life around the mountains.

03 COMFORT ZONE Urban Installations

Academic work Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: Feb. 2020 Location: Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan Instructor: Ou Yangwen

About six years ago, the phenomenon of eating in restroom appeared in Japan. The Japanese media conducted a series of investigations into this phenomenon. In the end, the media concluded that there were several reasons for this phenomenon, the first being bullying in schools. The second reason is that people are overly concerned about the opinions of others. The third reason was to avoid being noticed by others as being tired. Psychologists attribute this phenomenon to social fear. Young people who have grown up in a free and open environment are more concerned about what others think of them. They will tend to disguise their truth in social interactions so as to fit into the larger environment. This is a reflection of the mainstream social consciousness of stepping out of one's comfort zone. However, pushing oneself constantly leads to an accumulation of stress and the development of more serious social phobias, such as not wanting to go out of the house and rejecting all social activities. The existence of these "pills" allows people to redefine their comfort zone, without fear of the eyes of others. It is a place where people are free to enjoy their time, heal themselves, and gain the strength to face a new life. The "pills" are the drifting bottles in the city, they carry everyone's story and give a new energy to a city.

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The Manifestation of Social Anxiety in Society

People in Modern Society Are Plagued By Mental Problems Types of mental illness Degree of the mental health Proportion of ages groups Proportion of education background Proportion of gender Proportion of different physical condition

Count the causes of social anxiety among people of different ages social phenomena are caused by social fear.

Reasons for Site Selection

The Vicious Circle of Social Anxiety It is learned from the survey that anxiety disorder is a relatively common mental confusion.

A relatively special case is in Japan. In Japan, both students and people who have started working have the experience of eating in the toilet. In summary, setting the site in Tokyo, Japan can maximize the frequency of building use.

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Expect to adapt to the collective

Care about your mistakes in the social process

Deliberately magnify social error

Hide

Want to make a change

Positive Feedback Mechanisms Following "Comfort Zone" Interventions

How to Use The "Comfort Zone" App

In o rd e r to c h an g e t he ne g a t i v e feedback mechanism caused by social anxiety, we set up "comfort zone" devices in the city, with the intention of intervening to change the negative feedback mechanism.

When people are in a negative feedback state of shutting themselves down, it takes an outside force to disrupt this state. The "comfort zone" provides many options for people to regulate themselves in a way that is comfortable for them. Access to the device is booked through a mobile app. In the "comfort zone", people are able to reduce their anxiety and gain the energy they need to face life better.Through this regulation, a positive feedback mechanism is presented in people's living conditions. People may still be affected by social anxiety, but they can effectively detoxify this emotion.

You Can Find Them Here

When you don't want to interact with others too much or feel anxious about it, download the Comfort Zone app from the Store and run it.

The address of the device will be displayed on the screen and the red dots are available for booking the device.

Black dots indicate that the device is in use.

You can select the period of time you wish to use the service on the order confirmation screen, and provide your phone number for the official to provide you with the service.

The official will send you a confirmation message asking you to confirm all the information and use the dynamic password in the message to turn on the device.

Types of Devices With Different Functions

Eateries for oneenjoy a leisurely time eating alone without the embarrassment of eating alone.

Bookhouse-the dome light will make for a better reading experience. You can select the type of book you want to read in advance on the app.

A u t o m a t e d banking-When you need to do more complicated banking but don't want to socialize, you can opt for the automated banking device in the Comfort Zone app.

Guitar practice room-You have the option of outside s ou nd , s o p eople can hear your music without having to interact with others.

Study room-whether you are a student or already part of the workforce, you can experience a high level of mental concentration that will help you in your studies or career.

Floating-floating on water can give a person the physical and mental relaxation.

You can control the temperature of the water , and the opening of the skylight.

Personal gym-Most gyms these days can be stressful.

Here you don't have to think about the attention of others or care about your body, working out is simply for your health.

Shrimp fishingShrimp fishing is a popular way to destress nowadays.

People can get a bit of peace while shrimp fishing.

Stargazing-Not only are there professional s t a r g a z i n g equipment, but there are also led screens that allow you to see the view directly through the telescope.

Ocean Ball-Being submerged in an ocean ball is like being underwater and relaxing.

Video games-this has thousands of mini-games to help people release stress without having to talk to people or care about their ranking in the game.

Racing SimulatorYou can have fun speeding through the city and forget about the bad traffic.

Movie House-You can pick any movie you want to see without being tied down by the release time. And no one will interrupt your movie time.

Trampoline-a place where you can let out your stress . The sound and lights inside the installation can bring you the joy of a solo trampoline experience.

Virtual Reality Experience HallFeel the new experience brought by technology, you can watch VR movies and play VR games.

Identify the area where you work and live

Determine the type of "comfort zone" you are looking for.

When you open the app, you will see the location of all the devices around you.

You can search for the type of device you need for work, play or relaxation.

A region contains different types of "comfort zones".

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Shrimp fishing

Ocean Ball

Floating

Interior Perspective View of The Device

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Stargazing

Axonometric Drawing-The "Comfort Zone" in The Streets of Japan 17

04 JU'ER COMMUNITY RENEWAL PROJECT Residential and Office Complexes Competition project Type: Cooperative Academic Work Date: Nov. 2017 Location: beijing Instructor: Liu Ye

Ju'er Community is located at No. 19 Ju'er Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing, and has won numerous laurels such as the UN Habitat Award for the first "New Courtyard House" designed by Wu Liangyong. When night falls, the hustle and bustle is immediately left behind as you walk from the bustling Nanluoguxiang into Juer Hutong, just a few dozen meters away. A middle-aged man with a child in tow rushes to his home, half a handful of celery peeking out of his environmental shopping bag; an old man with a cigarette in his mouth is standing at the entrance of the hutong, chatting with a young man who collects junk; a foreigner on a Big 28 bicycle wanders through the hutong, dodging slow-moving motor vehicles. Decades have passed, and more and more young people are living here, bringing with them their longing for the old Beijing hutongs.

There are fewer and fewer old people, and the flavor of the new courtyard seems to have faded a lot.

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District Analysis

Analysis Diagram of Demolished/New Construction Walls

Model Photos Roof

The existing roof section continues the form of the previous sloped roof. The new addition uses a flat roof, which better maintains the existing building's appearance.

Site Current Photos Integral

Complex layout layers

Closed courtyard to the public

Passionate neighborhoods

Hutongs with a living atmosphere

Join the shared space and renovate the courtyard.

Survey Collation and Analysis Yard utilization rate

Courtyard Scale

Courtyard scale

Age composition of population

Other

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Domestic work

Small; Depressing

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Small; Suitable

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Newly constructed sections

Tenant ratio

suitable; suitable

Willingness to socialize

Retained wall

Actual interactions

Love compound

Unwillingness

Unwillingness

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We want to simulate a kind of micro-city planning in this living complex. By bringing urban functions into the community, we can meet a variety of needs and enrich the interior space at the same time. This will allow people to solve their living problems without leaving home, while increasing the fun in use. So we listed the common activities in the city and modified them to become some parts of the community. Not only cinema, gym, activity room, reading room and other functions are available. In the circle, walking around, stopping and going people inadvertently collide with each other. These initiatives will make a difference to the relationships between neighbors that are fading today.

Walls to be removed

Part of the wall was removed to be used to extend into a shared space.

Brown is the new section Existing walls

The juer community was originally designed to solve the problem of people not having enough living space.

But now that people have enough space to live in, they are starting to demand quality of living.

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Axonometric Drawing and Cell Analysis Diagram

Area 15.8m Number of residents: 2 people Facilities: closet, desk, finished bathroom, changing room and rice bed.

The double living room is slightly The upper bed intersects with different from the single, with the the lower floor in an L-shape, upper staircase placed in the so that the lower floor, which northeast corner of the room, was originally a narrow space, two book cases on the north and is relieved. A separate area south sides of the room. in the northeast corner of the room increases the privacy of the room without affecting the overall layout of the room.

Sisi and FeiFei are Area: 20.9m a pair of friends for Number of residents: 2 people Facilities: independent bathroom, many years. closet, locker, desk, sofa.

The 8, 12 and 16m different nonseparate rooms are equipped with finished bathroom desks, storage cabinets and 1m beds.

Area:15.8 ㎡ Number of residents: Single Facilities:finished bathroom, closet, locker, desk, sofa, one-meter bed.

Area:70m Number of residents: multiple Facilities: finished bathroom, closet, storage desk, sofa, one-meter bed.

Drogba is a young Frenchman who is curious about Beijing culture.

Shared living area, horizontal staggered single rooms enclose the courtyard and are also the aggregation of shared facilities, where the space is either light or dark to accommodate different functions and meet more needs.

The book case and the entrance gate are facing each other, and the independent bathroom is located in the southwest corner of the room with a partition wall separating it from the desk. The windows on the north side make the living room on the second floor and the living room have a good natural light environment.

The co-working area, which combines single rooms, m ul t i p l e r oom s , open working areas and leisure facilities, retains the small courtyard that the quadrangle is.

The entrance is located on the south side of the first floor. The west side of the first floor is a dining jin, which can accommodate ten people at the same time, and the east side is a dining kitchen. The second floor is an office space, which can accommodate five people at the same time, and the east side is a living area with built-in beds and independent bathrooms.

Zhang Wei and his classmates had just graduated from college and needed a studio where they could stay and work together to start their own business.

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Zhang Tong loves to make friends and she became good friends with Drogba.

Xiao Li and Li Ming is a couple straight have a small dream.

The east side of the first floor and the second floor are the dining room which can accommodate nearly 30 people. The unit can also be customized to meet the needs of users, and the first and second floors can be changed into office areas to Area:114m accommodate users to Number of residents:Multiple people Facilities:finished bathroom, closet, locker, work at the same time to meet more work needs. desk, sofa, one-meter bed, dining table.

05 COINCEDENCE

Movie Experience Center Academic work Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: Sep. 2019 Location: Universal Studio Hollywood, Los Angeles, United States Instructor: Ou Yangwen

"Looking for him in the crowd, suddenly looking back, the man is in the dim light." this is the Chinese Aesthetic Explanation of coincidence.

Many of the stories in the movies are also based on coincidence to create conflicts and bring people a sudden experience. In this classic British black humor movie, the concept of coincidence is applied incisively and vividly. Two groups of strangers fight fiercely in the same room; guns, money and drugs, three items from one person to another; the open ending of answering the phone or holding a gun...

The whole movie is made up of one coincidence after another. Think about it, our life is the same. We never know what kind of story we will meet on the next street corner, but we complain after it happens: so it is. Because life is not a straight line, life is a non-linear progressive, coincidence is such a chaotic collision of sparks. Come and talk to comfort our ordinary life.

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HaRory Breaker

Winston

Dog

Dog robbing cannabis plantation

Big Chris

Nick

Denouement

Dog was killed by Big Chris

The gun battle caused all but the dog and Winston to die

Rory gets the address

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels Storyline sorting

Movie Lens

Eddie Tom Bacon Soap Harry Lonsdale

Climax Ⅳ

Climax Ⅲ

Falling Action

Climax Ⅱ

Climax Ⅰ

Rising Action

Exposition

Gary ＆ Dean

Death Gun Cash

Elements The narrative way of this movie is to tell a story from different angles, so the distribution of story lines is quite chaotic. The story line is like a maze, starting from different places and converging to the same point, that is, the end of the story.

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Different axes correspond to different perspectives of an event. The introduction of 45 ° axis corresponds to another narrative line of the film, so the probability of coincidence is rising.

The quotation of movie wall comes from the coincidence of partition wall in the movie. Slice wall can bring visual partition, slice wall's opening, can bring visual connection again.

Space typology is the representative of film coincidence. People live here, meet, expect but not get. It's the climax of the movie.

The channel represents a different narrative way or audience perspective, breaking the traditional narrative way from the beginning to the climax to the end, and overlooking the whole story from a god perspective.

Intention Map The deepening of the five elements extracted from the film. The structure is supported by three kinds of columns with different thicknesses. The second one can be used for vertical traffic. The third thick column can be used as a part of the panel wall, and the panel wall can be used to re segment and then reconstruct the visual space. As the road to coincidence, people can't see the direction they want to reach, so as to enhance the pleasure brought by coincidence. The combination of multiple space types gives people different coincidence experience, increases the richness of space, and also represents that every experience in people's life is brand-new and cannot be copied. Channel is a different perspective to see the whole space, let people experience coincidence from the overall perspective.

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Axonometric Drawing

Section Analysis 90°

45° We can see the clear truss as the structure of the roof, showing the sequence of the passage.

90° It can be seen that the 45 ° wall plays an integrated role in the vision space of the whole building.

The use of truss makes the glass on the roof possible and increases the lighting of the whole building.

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SINGLE PLAYER

DOUBLE

Where are you ？

A person's surprise is to meet new people, new events, new mood, a new world.

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How you doing ？

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I'm waiting for you.

The coincidence of superposition makes us know more about each other's significance.

Hey, I met you again.

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Building Operation Manual In order to take care of different number of visiting teams or individuals, the movie experience hall has different game rules. Single player-free to choose an entrance to enter the venue and start your own plot route. You will encounter different NPCs with different plots. Your choice will affect the ending of the story. Double player-free to choose two different entrances to enter the venue. Before entering the venue, you need to work out one or several convergence points together. After the game starts, you will go through different paths and finally merge at a certain point to finish the game. During this period, your unexpected encounter will pave the way for your ending. Group player-freely choose several different entrances to enter the venue. Before entering the venue, team members should work out one or several meeting points together. After the game starts, you will go through different paths, and finally merge at a certain point to finish the game. During this period, your unexpected encounter will pave the way for your ending.

06 UNCOMMON HOUSING

Academic work Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: Sep. 2021 Location: Oakland, California, United States Instructor: Rudabeh Pakravan

Gustave Caillebotte's paintings captured the shifting perspectives and rhythms of building facades in many of his works, highlighting the city as the primary character. In "Young Man at His Window," he emphasized the relationship between the domestic interior and the outside city, showcasing an ambiguous relationship of participation and isolation in the public realm of the street.

This project involves observing and deconstructing the relationship between the interior and exterior spaces, as well as the relationship between people and the boundaries of the street. It aims to extract elements of interest and propose new possibilities for relationships.

What I am interested in are perspective and intersection, which can be seen from collage to housing projects. To achieve different perspectives, I use folded walls. By reversing the chunk model, I create intersections that form the current mass.

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Collage Oakland

Outside In

Inside Out

The first collage aims to illustrate how the building façade can be connected into a folded façade from different perspectives.

As for the inside out, the use of folded walls allows people inside to constantly view the wall behind them through the windows.

Precedent Diagram

Show the windows

Remove the outer

Remove the outer

Emphasize the external

projecting into the

wall of the Mariyama

wall of Neue Stadt

space enclosed by

interior corner to

house along the

along the street

the building and

create a different

street and highlight

and highlight the

transform the building

spatial experience

all the inner walls to

inner wall to create

itself into an internal

compared to a

create interaction

numerous linear

street with a folded

flat surface, and

and space with the

spaces and corners.

facade.

use the resulting

street.

shadows in the corners to provide people with a new sense of space.

Moriyama Housing, Sanaa 28

Neue Stadt, O.M.Ungers

Chunk

The Aggregations of The Chunk

Section A-A

Plan 1

Section B-B

Plan 2

Section 1-1

Plan 3

Section 2-2

To highlight the importance of perspective and intersection, I aimed to provide people with ample exposure to the folded walls by integrating four sidewalks into the overall cluster. These sidewalks provide people with an opportunity to experience the various perspectives formed by the folded walls. They also serve to connect Broadway and Webster Street, with the former being the more commercial part and the latter being a residential area. In order to promote the interaction and exchange between the commercial and residential aspects of the building, I incorporated commercial spaces on both sides of the passageway.

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Outside In

Outside in rendering want to show the perspective from Broadway to the pavement you can see the zigzag path made by the folded wall.

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Inside Out

Inside out rendering show the folded wall along the broadway. And you can see two kinds of scale in these render.

07 SLOPEFLOW HOUSING

Academic work Type: Individual Conceptual Architecture Design Date: May. 2022 Location: San Francisco, California, United States Instructor: Tomás McKay

In 1908, Jersey City, New Jersey was the first city in the United States to begin routine disinfection of community drinking water. Over the next decade, thousands of cities and towns across the United States followed suit in routinely disinfecting their drinking water, contributing to a dramatic decrease in disease across the country. Just to have an idea, clean water was responsible for about 43 percent of the total mortality decline in the 13 cities of the U.S. from 1900 to 1936. Infant mortality in cities dropped 62 percent because of clean water. On average, water filtration reduced typhoid fever deaths by 46 percent— nearly eradicating that disease in the United States by 1936.1 Today, the water network is mostly surrounding us in two ways. One is the one that have an input of potable water and an output of wastewater, mostly through a grid of pipes and culverts. The other one has an input through rain and an output that could be runoff or sewage system. The statement of this project is that both systems could be interconnected and each of them could be reframed through design in the way they cross the city, building the urban watershed, interacting with users, and delaying the water in the process.

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Urban Strategy

The Missing Piece

Introduce seawater into the city by establishing a stable and safe ecosystem. This will enhance the city's capacity to respond to natural disasters, increase biodiversity, and protect the habitats of marine creatures.

Utilize the existing road network and water system to organize the water system within the city. Assign distinct functions to different lines: use D&B for runoff, A&E for supply, and C&F for sewage.

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Main Floor Plan First of all, in terms of functional layout. In order to satisfy the basic life of the students, a restaurant and a small library (study room) were added to the second and third floors of the podium respectively.

On the first floor, integrated with the surrounding environment, the part near the street is a parking lot, and the part near the river is a swimming pool and a skateboard area.

The interspersed blocks in the podium are used for storage of treated rainwater (which can be used for the building and also for water in the pool). The sloping green roof has a running track for running training. The green roof has a special planting area separate from the normal greenery (for natural runoff of rainwater)

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Type Plan 34

The Constructive Detail Section

The Building Scale Section

Use, Structure, and Water Axonometrics 35

Looking Up at The Student Apartments From The Slope The rainwater penetrates the sloping roof and is filtered through the pipes under the horizontal walkway and finally flows into the storage.

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08 STAGGERED BOX GALLERY

Academic work Type: Integrated Design Partner: Ziyan Zhou Date: Dec. 2022 Location: San Francisco, California, United States Instructor: Jasmit Rangr

The roughly triangular site at the pivot point between The Mission, Duboce Triangle, Hayes Valley, Civic Center, Mid-Market, and SOMA, reflects nearly every attempted method (curves, angles, cul-de-sacs, intersections) of commingling San Francisco’s two oblique grids. One of the things laid bare by the awkward resolution of this incredibly loaded urban condition is that nobody could think of anything better to do with it than put a gas station. The persuasion of car culture and the urban infrastructures built around it have made the gas station at sites like these the best, highest use. But that’s about to change.

An overwhelming consensus of experts identify ‘beneficial electrification’ as the future path of urban sustainability. Car manufacturers are producing increasingly efficient, increasingly desirable electric vehicles at an accelerating pace. Charging is the baseline, but what are the other opportunities that it requires, or affords? Most gas stations occupy critical locations (usually corners) on urban blocks, meaning we need a coherent urban planning strategy about what goes where in order to fulfill and augment the non-fueling services of gas stations. It’s also important that these locations not just become fenced off remediation sites. Planning for obsolescence requires planning for the subsequent reemergence.

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Site Plan

Massing Diagram

Place the EV charging in the semi-underground.

Extending the gathering place from the ground level to the roof garden.

85”

45”

EV Charging

Gathering

Set back the interface of the commercial space to attract people with a welcoming attitude.

The outdoor and indoor exhibition spaces echo each other.

Commercial

Event/Exhibition

Vertical traffic and horizontal traffic are linked throughout the building.

Circulation

Education

Site is located at the west corner of the 6th Street and Harrison Street intersection, which experiences a high volume of people and traffic. We have positioned the rear yard in a secluded area to provide a peaceful environment for people to gather.

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Massing diagram

Project aims to integrate EV charging function to improve sustainability and resilience. To achieve this, we have separated the circulation of people and vehicles by placing EV charging stations underground. This has allowed us to create pedestrian-friendly paths of varying scales, making the space more accessible and inviting. We want to create a gathering place where people feel welcome and comfortable.

Production

ROOF GARDEN

EXHIBITION

CAFE

EVENT

EV CHARGING

Section A-A Section A-A 1/16”=1’

Storage

Cafe

6th St

Retail

The parking and charging space is semi-underground so to separate the car circulation. Its about 5 ft below the ground. There are 2 driving entrances at Harrison and 6th street. The traffic core guides people to the ground floor. Main programs on the ground floor include retail, café and a plaza for public events and gathering. They are slightly lifted the height difference helps to create different layers of space from the urban to the building, from outdoor to indoor. On the other side of the site is the rear yard. To welcome people from this direction, big steps are put here to echo the surrounding context and to create another gathering space.

Events

Retail

+47.572’

EDUCATION +34.284’

EXHIBITION PRODUCTION +17.880’

Harrison St

EVENT

RETAIL -4.921’

Ground Floor Plan

EV CHARGING -4.921’

1/32" = 1'-0"

Ground Floor Plan

Section B-B Section B-B 1/16”=1’

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Climbing the steps, you can get to the exhibition. It’s connected to the production space above the retail. The site is surrounded by the galleries and has a rich atmosphere of art so our exhibition and production is related to the topic. The top box is education hub and people can come to the roof to have a city view. It’s also accessible from the big steps.

Exhibition

Production

Mechanical room

Second Floor Plan 40

Second Floor Plan 1/32" = 1'-0"

Roof construction: roofing membrane, thermal insulation, vapor barrier, 150 mm concrete slab Steel I-beam

Wall construction: aluminium panels, thermal insulation, vapor barrier, sheathing, steel channel with thermal insulation between them, gypsum board Double glazing in aluminium frame Polycarbonate panel

Steel I-beam CLT joists

Floor construction: Wood finishes, Plywood subfloor, 150 mm concrete slab Suspended ceiling

This section shows from the roof of education hub through production space to the retail and basement.

Materials used for these space are aluminum sheet, polycarbonate panels and glass curtain walls. It creates a gradient from opaque to transparent and can play with the ambient light conditions.

Expansion joint

Stone paving

Detail Section & Elevation 41

Diagonal Street View

Model 42

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Other Works

01-Tile-roofed House Made By Light Material

02-Design and Fabrication of Large-span Structures

Hollow plastic plate is stronger than corrugated cardboard in terms of compression and bending, so this new material offers us more possibilities to design creative structures and spaces. We simulated the construction of a tile-roofed house by using a mosaic approach to create the feeling of a tile lap on the facade.

In a hyperbolic parabolic shell structure, the concave direction of the shell surface is like a cable net that is pulled, while the convex direction of the shell surface is like a thin arch. The hyperbolic paraboloid shell is surrounded by straight rods as edge members, which can withstand the incoming joint strength of the shell plate and is the basic guarantee of the thrust resistance of the torsional shell structure.

Plan

Elevation

Model photo

Section Node Model Axonometric Drawing

Model photo-1

The Splicing Process

Elevation

Model photo-2

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