Shih-ting Huang_Architectural Portfolio_selected works by SHIH TING HUANG

SHIH-TING HUANG 黄诗婷 ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

SELECTED WORKS

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interlink LOCATION: BROOKLYN, NEW YROK WORK YEAR: 2021 TEAM MEMBERS: SHIH-TING HUANG JIAMING GENG

The main idea of our project is “Interlink”, to link and connect the human space with the machinery space. Our site is located at the waterside of brooklyn navy yard with a ball field and grass space in front of it. Several ferry stops and train stop around it. The shape of our massing mimics the shape of the vent stack, the building mass is lifted off the ground to create public space and access for the community. Carving away the existing ground and extending the building into the water for better views and functionality. A central courtyard is not only to allow more light and air into the building but also the place where all three programs (WTE, Recycling, Nightclub) overlap and intersect.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1/32” = 1’ - 0”

MID FLOOR PLAN 1/32” = 1’ - 0”

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UPPER FLOOR PLAN 1/32” = 1’ - 0”

The three programs is intertwined and overlap with each other, the Wte energy and recycling locates mainly on the street side but also goes under the night club and lead all the way into the water side for the barge, night club is invade into the in between spaces around the machine, no clear boundaries between the three programs.

STEEL TUBE PRECAST CONCRETE ROOF PAVER

AIR/VAPOR BARRIER

INSULATED GLASS

CONCRETE SLAB ON METAL DECK

SECTION DETAIL A 1-1/2” = 1’

CURTAIN WALL PANEL INSULATED GLASS STARTER SILL STEEL TUBE AIR/VAPOR BARRIER

GFRC PANEL GFRC PANEL FRAMING

EXTERIOR SHEATHING

SECTION DETAIL B 1-1/2” = 1’

DETAIL 1 Rigid insulation tapered to drain 2%

DETAIL 1 Rigid insulation tapered to drain ROOF PLATE 2%

THERMAL INSULATION ROOF PLATE THERMAL INSULATION

STEEL FRAMING

CURTAIN WALL CURTAIN WALL GLASS MULLION STEEL TUBE STEEL COLUMN

GLASS MULLION STEEL TUBE STEEL COLUMN

TRANSLUCENT GLASS TRANSLUCENT GLASS

CURTAIN WALL CONNECTION TO SLAB

DETAIL B

GFRC PANEL

INSULATION

INTERIOR FINISH

STEEL TUBETUBE STEEL

TRANSPARENT GLASS

GFRC PANEL

CONCRETE

CONCRETE CONCRETE SLAB

CONCRETE SLAB

CONCRETE WALL UNDER SEA LEVEL

AIR MATTER LOCATION: SARA D ROOSEVELT PARK, NEW YROK WORK YEAR: 2022 INDIVIDUAL WORK

Inspired by Hans Haacke and Thomas Saraceno, this project want to create a series of experiences with air through different forms and materials of the architecture. Each dealing with a different perspective and sense of air. The site is Sara D Roosevelt park on the lower east side. This series of experiments contain five buildings, and these five buildings sit along with the park.

The first one lets people get the sense of air through material. The building’s materials are glass, copper and concrete, as time goes by the air would change the color of the materials. The materials capture the moment of the air. The form of the building also reminds people of the flow of the air, as they walk into the building they can see the three materials.

The second one is a semi open pavilion, material used is fabric(Polyester) and metal mesh. The reason to choose these two materials is because they have totally different reactions to the air. When wind blows the fabric will change its shape while the mesh is still. People can see the different materials that react to air differently.

The third one is a lighter piece, four piece sculpture like mesh walls creating an open breathing space, people can climb up to the smaller mesh walls to get different feelings for the airspace.

The forth one is dealing with the acoustic, how air can transmit sound. The building is kind of like a Swirl shape and metaphor of the wind eye, the material of the building is wood which can enhance the acoustic sound. So this building is a great place for performance where they perform at the top and people can enjoy the performance at ground level.

The final one trying to lift up the park, extend it into the sky as you walk on to the ramp. You can feel the air on another level and also on the top one there is a field of long grass that is waving with the air.

sunset park school LOCATION: BROOKLYN, NEW YROK WORK YEAR: 2020 INDIVIDUAL WORK

Sunset park school is a middle school that locates in sunset park community.The main concept of the school let to create to connection with the urban fabric. The school become not only important to the students, but also welcome to all the members in the neighbourhood. The building itself would act as a vertical community. As for the architecture form, the vertical hollow space in the middle could bring more air and sunlight in to the school environment. Also the opening on the 4th ave and 42rd st act as billboard that introduce the school to the community.

SCHOOL HOUSING SCHOOL/PUBLIC

communit y pacer LOCATION: BROOKLYN, NEW YROK WORK YEAR: 2020 TEAM MEMBERS: SHIH-TING HUANG KANG WANG

Located at Brooklyn New York, the Farragut housing has seats in an awkward situation where the existing cannot satisfy the increasing functions and activities needs of people. In response to the need for leisure,recreation, and landscape, our project brings vibrant and diverse into the neighborhood. A circulation path with bicycle lanes weaving throughout the Farragut and our building, with the stops of different recreation spaces such as rock climbing, skateboarding, zip-line, etc. Also, as a reverse of "Towers in the park", we want to create "Park in the tower" . There are several green roofs in our building, and also outdoor public space and a greenhouse for people in the community to enjoy the natural environment. There are places that would allow people to trade their stuff, and the cultural exchange spot could help people to make more friends. Overall, this project wants to shape a living space that manifests the rights of the people in the community and improves the urban environment.

treasure box LOCATION: CINCINNATI, OHIO WORK YEAR: 2018 INDIVIDUAL WORK

Located at the Over-the-rhine, Cincinnati, Ohio. Treasure box is a hostel that want to attract more people to the undiscovered treasure place. Over-the -Rhine is a neighborhood in Cincinnati. Historically, Over-the-Rhine has been a working-class neighborhood. Over-the-Rhine is one of the largest, most intact urban historic district in the United States. Because of its size, Over-the-Rhine has several distinct districts. OTR is bisected by Liberty Street. The Northern Liberties and the Brewery District are north of Liberty Street. South of Liberty are the Gateway Quarter and Pendelton.

SITE 1203 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio USA

1104 Spring St. Memorial Hall

Germania Bldg

Elm street Bldg

Hanke Bldg

Italianate Brownstone

Queen Anne

Isaac M. Wise Temple CIty Hall St Peter's Cathedral Music Hall St. Francis Xavier Church

OVER-THE-RHINE NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS

CURRENT LAND USE

CULTURAL DESTINATIONS IN OTR

EIGHT ARTS AND ARTISTS

EXISITING OFF-STREET PARKING

HISTORIC DISTRIC IN OTR

OTR TRAFFIC ROUTES

AGE STRUCTURE

Percentage in each age cohort per year of age. Gray areas

Over-the-Rhine has been praised for

represent percentile bands from the neighborhoods in

its collection of historic architecture.

Cincinnati.

Most of Over-the-Rhine's ornate brick buildings were built by German immigrants from 1865 to the 1880s. The architecture of Over-the-Rhine reflects the diverse styles of the late nineteenth centur y—simple vernacular, muted Greek Revival, Italianate and Queen Anne. Most of the buildings in Over-theRhine are one of these styles, but there are other odd balls as well. Art Deco is represented by the American Building o n Ce n t r a l Pa r k w a y, t h e G e r m a n i a Building at Twelfth and Walnut streets is ironically one of the few examples of German ornamentation in the neighborhood, Music Hall's mixture of styles is best described as Venetian Gothic, there are a handful of buildings with Gothic architecture, and the new

Over-the-Rhine Percentile:

0th- 100th 20th-80th 40th-60th

Cincinnati 10th-90th 30th-70th

SCPA on Central Parkway is the most notable example of Modern architecture in the neighborhood.

RACE AND ETHNICITY IN OTR

Percentage of the total population. MIXED: 4.20% ASIAN: 1.20%

OTHER: 0.60% WHITE: 40.60%

BLACK: 49.5%

HISPANIC: 3.90%

EUROPEAN AND AFRICAN ANCESTRY

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FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FORTH FLOOR PLAN

infinite space

WORK YEAR: 2020 INDIVIDUAL WORK

Inspired by the mobius strip, this is a experiment project that I created a imfinite space. The stairs that leads people to all the different spaces and continue with other stairs that has no exact ending.

MODEL

PRINTMAKING

PHOTOGRAPHY

OTHER WORKS

This project is form my Film & Mixed Media seminar, it is a propaganda project. The theme I want address is “Love

myself ”. At some aspects, it’s harder to loving yourself than loving someone else. We always put harder standards

on ourselves. We keep hiding ourselves into different masks to meet the standard how others expect us to be,

and started seeing ourselves through their eyes. We might hate the fact that we are hiding behind the masks and

conceal the real faces of ourselves. However, all the masks we are wearing is actually still ourselves, there are tens and

hundreds of ourselves in us, and we need to embrace and welcome all of that, because all of them is part of us. The

me from yesterday, the me from today and the me for tomorrow, each of them is my existence. Even the scars that

were formed from my mistakes are my very own constellations. From now on, try to forgive yourself, trust yourself

and love yourself.