Portfolio 2024 - Khanh Phan

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”Experienced architect with extensive work background in international companies. Proactive, self-reliant, with strong attention to details.

I have experience with several types of architectural projects worldwide. I have matured the ability to implement projects in both modern architectural designs, as well as in conservation and restoration projects.”

khanhphan.arch@gmail.com

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linkedin.com/in/Bao-KhanhPhan

From Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam Living in Rome, Italy.
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EDUCATION

2021 - 2023

La Sapienza University di Roma, Rome, Italy

Master of Architecture (Conservation)

2009 - 2014

HCM University of Architecture, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam

Bachelor of Architecture

2011 - 2015

Ho Chi Minh Sejong Center, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam Korean language Course

06/2013 - 08/2013

Ho Chi Minh University of Science, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam Creativity Methodologies Course

2004 - 2009

Nguyen Huu Huan High School, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam

WORK EXPERIENCE

2023 - Present

Work freelance in architectural and design fields

2021 - 2023

Professional development at Sapienza university: study and practice on conservation projects, especially in Rome.

2017 - 2020

B+H Architects Ltd - HCM Studio, District 1, HCM city,Vietnam Junior Architect (skills in Healthcare & Hospitality)

2015 - 2017

Atlas Industries Ltd. Tan Binh District, HCM city,Vietnam Junior Architect (skills in British building works)

2014

New Asia Co, LTD. Tan Binh District, HCM city, Vietnam Internship

EXTRA EXPERIENCE CERTIFICATES

06/2022

Civis school: Multiculturalism and Cultural Heritage Rediscover, tell and share the visual imprints and fragments of the metamorphosis of some areas in Rome, Italy

10/2019

V.E.O (Volunteer for Education)

Conservation Khmer Culture in Tra Vinh Province, Vietnam Kompong Thmo Pagoda, Chau Thanh Town, Tra Vinh Province

2014

Jotun paints and Homeclick.vn Children’s Colours Campaign, Vietnam School for disabled children, Binh Thanh District, HCM city

Revit Architecture 2016 Certified Professional By Autodesk, in Atlas Industries Ltd

Certificate of Completion of the Korean - level Intermediate 2016 By Youngsan University

Revit Architecture 2015 Certified Professional By Autodesk, in Atlas Industries Ltd

Training Creativity Methodologies Certificate 2013 By TSK Center, University of Science

Certificate of Completion of the Korean - level Elementary 2013 By Chosun University

LANGUAGES SOFTWARE SKILLS

OTHER SKILLS

4 » ° CONSERVATION ° ° » ° THE THE ° » HOSPITALITY ° HALONG HOTEL AND CONDOTEL 06 » COMMERCIAL/MIXED USE ° THE 40 LEADENHALL STREET 12 ° WYNYARD PLACE 22 » HEALTHCARE ° COLUMBIA JIAXING HOSPITAL 18 ° C. BROOK ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL 26 1 2
WORKING PROJECTS
5 MASTER’S DEGREE (2 YEARS) FINAL THESIS: CONSERVATION OF ROME’S ANCIENT CITY WALL 32 DESIGN - HOW THE SCHOOL RETHINKS THE CITY 38 REQUALIFICATION OF THE WAREHOUSE DESIGN 44 BACHELOR’S DEGREE (5 YEARS) FINAL PROJECT: THE UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES 48 THE LIBRARY’S INTERIOR 54 CONCEPT OF OLD LIBRABRY WITH NEW EXTERIOR 58 » MY CREATIVE PRODUCTS 62 » MY VOLUNTEER WORKS 67 2 3 STUDY PROJECTS OTHER EXPERIENCE I. APPENDIX
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HALONG BAY HOTEL AND CONDOTEL

Project type : HOSPITALITY

Location : Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam

Scale : 17, 243 sqm

Client : Tri Duc Group

Status : Design Development

Architecture firm : B+H Architects

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Located in the center of Quang Ninh province, this project is considered as an iconic of hotel for tourism in here. The project was built with the expectation that visitors will have the opportunity to experience the world’s leading comfort and luxury services from the first moment to travel in Ha Long. This is my very first Vietnam large scale project that I managed tasks and coordinated information relevant to projec under the guide of a senior architect.

MASSING CONCEPT :

The idea of sailing boat when this building observed from a distance. A symbolic perspective is selected as a concept to help identify its function and make it highly recognizable. This building is included 2 towers with differrent functions: hotel and condotel.

VISTA PLAN

FUNCTION DIAGRAM

MY ROLE :

Key Architect of this project for both buildings, leading a small team with 3 junior architects.

Co-ordinate with Structural drawings, Landscape and MEP drawings to find resolutions for Architecture.

Use Revit to set up drawings sets for team to work. Deliver drawings and 3D models for clients.

Find out solution for BMU (building maintenance unit), Fire strategy for building.

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VERTICAL CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
9 33 SITE PLAN project drawings, (building for Design SITE PLAN
10 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN CROSS SECTION LEVEL 23

PODIUM ROOF PLAN

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IN PODIUM ROOF
VIEW
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40 LEADENHALL STREET

Client : TH Real Estate Status : Design Development Architecture firm : Make Architects

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Project type : COMMERCIAL/ MIX USED Location : London, UK Scale : 84, 500 sqm

MASSING CONCEPT :

The assembled elements create a striking and harmonious composition within its urban context which breaks down the mass of the building from certain angles and mediates between the height and scale of adjacent tall towers to the north and west, and lower buildings to the east and south.

This is my very first working project, which I learned many things about working on a large scale project.

The design for 40 Leadenhall Street is a new skycrapper in the City of London ‘s insurance district. The architectural concept is reminiscent of the vertical expression and solidity of some of the grand 20 Century North American buildings. It also respect its historic surroundings, protect the view of St’s Paul Catheral and stay sympathetic to 19-21 Billiter Street a grade II - listed building on the site.

“40 Leadenhall Street is one of the biggest schemes to ever receive planning permission in the City of London.”

MY ROLE :

Revise model and Design Development drawings.

Modeling the visualization of the facade according to a senior architect. Involve in various packages including Fire strategy drawings, Staircase, RCP layout using Micro Station and Aecosim. Follow the regulation to model details of cladding for facade. v

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15 SECTION
MODEL ENTRANCE VIEW
16 GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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COLUMBIA CHINA JIAXING HOSPITAL

Project type : HEALTHCARE

Location : Shanghai, China

Scale : 120, 000 sqm

Client : Columbia China

Status : Construction Development

Architecture firm : B+H Architects

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MASSING CONCEPT :

This project is a healthcare project, located in Shanghai. The interior design concept is based on a symbolic plant (ginko leaves form) which is similar to architecture form of this building. To help identify its function and make it highly recognizable, each department is designed in different colours illustrating 4 seasons in a year.

MY ROLE :

Provide a package of ID design according to Design architect. Model 3D families of special equipment for each room using Revit, based on descriptions from vendors. Layout room plans according to the sketches, following the Shanghai regulation of Healthcare projects.

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NURSE STATION PLAN NURSE STATION VIEW 3D VIEW

3D VIEW

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VIEW
PLAN
ROOM VIEW
3D VIEW CONSULT PLAN CONSULT
INPATIENT ROOM
INPATIENT
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THE AURELIAN WALL METRONIA GATE

Project type : LANDSCAPE

Location : Porta Metronia

The Aurelian’s wall, Rome, Italy

Status : Conservation/ Intervention concept

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The Porta Metronia opens from the surface of the Aurelian Walls. It is located along the Via dell’Amba Aradam, which leads to Basilica of Saint John In Lateran; the gate is situated in the southern part of the wall.

CURRENT CONDITION :

Aurelian wall was a defensive wall to protect Rome from enemies invading. The construction began in 3rd century AD and finished within around 5 years.

The gates of Aurelian wall

(Adapted from Plan of Ancient Rome, English)

Metronia opens from the surface of the Aurelian Walls. Different names (Metrodia, Metaura) were given for this gates over time, but the all seemed to deviate from the Metrovia, which perharps derived from some Metrobius or Metronianus who apparently had possessions in the area, during the late empire.

Porta Metronia was the third class gate with the simple opening in the brick curtain. The height of the wall changed because the level of street was raised up, burying the lower part including the gate.

Gabiusa was another name for it, due to the fact that this used to be where the road leading ancient city of Gabii began. This road more or less corresponds to Via Gallia in present.

PRESENT SITUATION

HISTORICAL STUDY

URBAN EVOLUTION OF ROME

Porta Metronia and its surroundings

LEGEND OF THE STREET :

Via della Navicella - directly to Colosseum monument

Via Druso

Via dell’ Amba Aradam - directly to Basilica Saint

John Lateran

Via della Ferratella in Laterano

The railway has been built in 1961, and the agricultural land near the Porta Metronia has

TIMELINE FOR THE SURROUNDINGS

It

Via della Navicella - directly to Colosseum monument

The the the buried beneath

The which outside 12th interior peperino tiles

The ancient walls in Rome

Via Druso

Via dell’ Amba Aradam - directly to Basilica Saint John Lateran

CONSERVATION WORKS :

Region Lazio, Italy

Via della Ferratella in Laterano

Positon

The gate currently exhibits the appearance it had during the medieval era, having been buried at least 1.50 meters beneath the surface.

City Rome

Porta

1850

Region Lazio, Italy

City Rome

Positon

The 3.22 m wide fornix arch, which is more noticeable on the outside wall, is ornamented with 12th century brick work; the interior is padded with erratic peperino pieces combined with tiles and tuff

Porta

According to the ana�ysis, Rome was expanded, which �ed to the near�y comp�eted deve�opment of urban p�anning system under the Empire.

Built 271 - 275 AD

Roman wa��s are thought to have grown a�ongside the city even though, as seen by Rome’s expansion, they were a�ways �arger than the sett�ement area.

Built by Imperial Aurelian Type

* Bib�iogra�h�

Aurelian Wall of Rome

Aurelian Wall of Rome

Porta Metronia situated in the southern

Built 271 - 275 AD

Built by Imperial Aurelian

Type

Defensive wall

Materials Bricks, Mortar, Concrete

Porta Metronia situated in the southern part of the wall

(Picture from website romanoimpero.com) Honorian III still mentioned about the marsh outside the Porta Metronia 1217. plan of Roman forum, the swamp appeared as a problems in 1706 - 1707, at the time of Pope Clement XI : “I tried didn’t succeed”. After 70 years, until the excavation of the forum was resumed, the swamp was fulfilled and raised the most of the gate underground.” - Lanciani wrote century, the original structure of 2 sides of the gate was replaced with more modern archways, they were opened traffic.

The Marana, in channeling into the pipeline under the door, probably formed a stagnation which was the cause of many epidemics, such as the serious one in 1601.

After doing all analysises of the current situation to find out the original shape and materials through periods, some preservation methods such as: cleaning vegetation on the surface, reinforcing wall cracks, restoring lack of materials are recommended for a plan of maintaining the current existing wall. Furthermore, based on information collected, a theoretical intervention solution was proposed with the goal of ensuring that residents and visitors have a clarified understanding of the old fortification structure, which will be converted into an archeology park in the future.

The ancient walls in Rome through the ages

A�� pictures from Muratori, S., Bo��ati, R., Bo��ati, S., Marinucci, G. (1��3) � The urban evo�ution of Roma from the ear�y sett�ement to modern times.

Defensive wall Materials

(www.portametronia.it)

Bricks, Mortar, Concrete gate currently exhibits appearance it had during medieval era, having been least 1.50 meters the surface. 3.22 m wide fornix arch, more noticeable on the wall, is ornamented with century brick work; the is padded with erratic pieces combined with tuff.

In the beginning of XX century, with the construction works of Archeological Walk, all the landfill was unloaded, causing a considerable elevation of the floor and completely burying the

General conclusion:

The development of Picture from website

The gate with the passage of water under, XVII century.

Since the earliest stages of Rome has constantly used defensive stop intruders since its founding. cohesive structure, but rather multiple walls from various historical eras using diverse methods in accordance weapons available at the time, ranging

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Porta 1748, Pianta di Roma di Giovan Battista Nolli 1961, Pianta dei Suburbi di Roma, Mario Riccardi 1930, Map of Rome - the De Agostini Geographical Institute in Novara 1781, Pianta di Roma di Giuseppe Vasi The Mariana that passed through the door Pianta di Roma du P�rac-Lafr�ry de� 1577 Roma de� 1551 - 1676, G.B.Fa�da A�bum “Roma ieri, Roma Oggi” by A�variis from www.f�ickr.com�photos�dea�variis� a�bums Metronia drawing, Anonymous A�bum “Roma ieri, Roma Oggi” by A�variis from www.f�ickr.com�photos�dea�variis�a�bums Metronia 1829 on stamp Photo by Luigi Rossini from www.f�ickr.com�photos�dea�variis�a�bums Porta Metronia in 19 - 20th century A�bum “Roma ieri, Roma Oggi” by A�variis from www.f�ickr.com�photos�dea�variis�a�bums
Lucos,
Mura di Roma dalla Porta Latina all’ Apia”, Paper of the British School at Rome, 2008.
Hendrick W,
The Aurelian Wall and the Refashioning of Imperial Rome, AD 271 – 855 ”,
Bibliography: Cozza
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Map of Italy
II century B.C I century B.C - IV century V - XIII century
XIX century Urban plan from imperial IV century to modern XIX century
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is located along the Via dell’Amba Aradam, which leads to Basilica of Saint John In Lateran; the gate is situated in the southern part of the wall.
External Elevation View from outside the Aurelian View of the lateral wall close to Porta
LEGEND OF THE STREET : Internal Elevation External Elevation View from outside the Aurelian wall View of the lateral wall close to Porta Metronia

HISTORICAL STUDY AND CONSERVATION PLAN OF THE CITY WALL OF ROME 01""'� Sapienza Universita di Roma -Master in Architecture (Conservation)

HISTORICAL STUDY AND CONSERVATION PLAN OF THE CITY WALL OF ROME CLOSE TO PORTA 01""'� Sapienza Universita di Roma -Master in Architecture (Conservation) Supervisor : Prof. Rossana

VI. MASONRY ANALYSIS - THE LATERAL WALL CLOSE TO PORTA METRONIA

VI. MASONRY ANALYSIS - THE LATERAL WALL CLOSE TO PORTA METRONIA

MASONRY MAPPING ON THE INTERNAL FACADE 1: 100

MASONRY MAPPING ON THE INTERNAL FACADE 1: 100

ANALYSIS - THE LATERAL WALL CLOSE TO PORTA METRONIA

ON THE INTERNAL FACADE 1: 100

Student: Phan Lam Bao Khanh 1953533

Supervisor : Prof. Rossana Mancini

HISTORICAL STUDY AND CONSERVATION PLAN OF THE CITY WALL OF ROME CLOSE TO PORTA METRONIA Sapienza Universita di Roma -Master in Architecture (Conservation)

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MASONRY MAPPING OF THE WALL
METROLOGICAL ANALYSIS DRAWING

INTERVENTION’S IDEA :

The proposal is to create an archaeological area outdoor where for inhabitants to experience the defensive wall from its historical evidences of the wall.

It takes into account the transformation of the present area into a green connection location. The area outside was designed for pedestrians partly understanding the structure and having feelings of the original height of the Aurelian wall in the past.

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DESIGN PLAN AND MATERIALS

DESIGN PLAN AND MATERIALS

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THE SCHOOL OF ARTS

Project type : INSTITUTIONAL/ EDUCATION

Location : An art school for children

Testaccio - Ostiense, Rome, Italy

Status : Design/ Concept

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The project area is located in the Testaccio area in Ostiense, Rome. After the war, it was planned to become an industrial district; and currently this area slowly becoming a district of sensation arts, but many abandoned slaughterhouse and workers’s buildings still existed.

THE DESIGN’S IDEA :

An hypothesis design used the inherrited structure that already exist to introduce a new functions of the arts school.

The area located in the 1900 historical context, therefore the design includes the transformation of existing buildings and the proposal of new adding architectural elements as well as rethinking of the new masterplan for the area.

HISTORICAL AND PRESENT CONTEXT

The first concept is 2 symmetrical buildings, through the main axe connecting from the entrance to the river bank. Part of the slaughterhouse and two already existing buildings will be remained with the interior renovation to get a new main function as arts classes , and added a smaller block between to create a general space linked 3 seperated buildings together.

With the idea about the opposition between past and future, as the need of the school and inhabitants there, a new auditorium added with the structure repeated from the slaughterhouse’s arc windows,to make the visual balance of this area.

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NODE NODE NODE NODE ALREADY EX STED MARKET) Historical documents and pictures OPEN THE BOUNDARY REBUILD THE LIFESTYLE CONNECT THE HISTORIC SITE ELIMINATE TRAFFIC CHAOS PRESERVE THE PREVIOUS ACTIVITIES ACTIVATE WITH LOCAL L FE SCHOOL LIBRARY STADIUM PIAZZA PIAZZA PIAZZA HISTORICAL SITE FOUNTAIN PIAZZA HISTORICAL SITE MARKET LEAD NORTHSIDE LOCALS COME TO SOUTH ELIMINATE THE SENSE OF SEPARAT ON
SITE ANALYSIS DIAGRAMS
TESTACCIO AREA ANALYSIS

CONCEPT

GENERAL ELEVATION

GENERAL SECTION

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PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE SCHOOL

HOW TO TRANSFORM THE OLD SLAUGHTER HOUSE TO CLASSROOMS

The abandoned slaughterhouses existing between Monte Testaccio and the ancient Aurelian Wall (according to the master plan from 1868 to 1891) is one of the important parts which will be turned into moderned studying spaces.

The reference is the Mattatoio, which has been transformed into a multipurpose complex performing arts. This project also decided to maintain the exterior of buildings and renovate the interior equipped with large classrooms and spaces for students, create hallways to link spaces and organize small exhibitions from students in parallel.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN OF THE ART SCHOOL
Slaughterhouse in Roma

ELEVATION OF THE SCHOOL

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ding Analysis - Transformation

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rent and Hi stor i cal Functions o f building

building was used as a warehouse and office onautical military.

The warehouseview in 2006, before painting the façade.

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THE ART COMPLEX CENTER

Project type : WORKING/EXHIBITION PLACE

Location : Ostiense area

Via del Porto Fluviale, Rome, Italy

Scale : 0.51 ha

Status : Design/ Concept

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The reference and Inspirati or Gallery

Located in the Ostiense neighborhood, the existing building was previously utilized as a military warehouse before being expropriated and converted for public use. This building is abandoned and has a strong heterogeneity compared to other buildings in the vicinity.

PRESENT SITUATION ANALYSIS

OMA Metropolitan Architecture Stu en th e Tretyakov Art Park in Mosc Koolhaas. The new art park adds acc s an material characteristics. Und program will create a new visual ima ative ish a new connection with the Young Artist House

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O Art Park in Mosc Koolhaas. The new art park adds accessibility channels and passages. Visual material characteristics. Under the leadership of Rem Koolhaas, the program will create a new visual image through innovative design and establish a new connection with the Moskva River.

THE CONCEPT

This case design suggested converting the ex-military warehouse into an artists residence with public uses. The structure could be divided to 2 main parts: the gallery and the studios.

It can accommodate young artists who are downstairs or who have just graduated, renting houses for them, letting them live, and then regularly collecting artworks from them, and then putting them downstairs for exhibition, or their own things can be put downstairs for exhibition after selling, you can pay the rent after the sale. This will form a cycle, and there will continue to be young artists in this place.

GALLERY’S PART

ARTIST’S STUDIO

The purpose of this new function is to generate a social hub for the young artists and the visitors of the historical region near porta San Paolo.

Without making significant changes to the hitory or the existing facade, it was decided to renovate the ground floor to a public space where people could arrange exhibitions; the second floor would be utilized for private galleries by young artists who live in studios on the third floor.

Based on Tretyakov Art Park’s idea in Moscow, for the public gallery design, it could be an art park adding accessibility channels and passages while the studio space would be developed as a private place of each artist.

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Interventions

- D e t a i l s C o n n e c t i o n o f Wa l l a n d G r o u n d Floor, 1:50

Veneziana Tiles

Mortar

Concrete Slab Plaster(Lime)

New glass

Tiles

Portland Cement Mortar

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Concrete Slab

Lean Concrete

-Details Connection of Wall and Roof, 1:50

Plaster Tuff Masonry Plaster Plaster Tuff Masonry

Mortar

Stone Plag

Plaster

Interventions

Selected material fill(Gravel)

Compacted Soil

Veneziana Tiles

Mortar

Damp Proof Layer

Sloping Concrete Layer 4 or 5 cm

Reinforced Concrete Plaster

Damp Proof Layer

INTERVENTION IN ROOFTOP

-Details Connection of Wall and wall, 1:50

- D e t a i l s C o n n e c t i o n o f Wa l l a n d G r o u n d Floor, 1:50 -D P Tuff Ma

Marble

Damp Proof Layer

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Veneziana Tiles

Veneziana Tiles

Mortar

Reinforced Concrete Plaster

Concrete Slab Plaster(Lime)

Damp Proof Layer

New glass

Tuff Mansonry Plaster Lintel Beam

Tuff Ma

P Tiles

Portland Cement Mortar

Concrete Slab

Lean Concrete

Selected material fill(Gravel)

Compacted Soil

Damp Proof Layer

Dam

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New Function Plan -Second
New Function Plan -First Floor Plan, 1:200
Floor Plan, 1:200
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN INTERVENTION OF WALL AND GROUND FLOOR
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THE UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCE

Project type : INSTITUTIONAL/ EDUCATION

Location : Universities’ city

Long Phuoc Ward, District 9, HCMC, Vietnam

Scale : 123.3 ha

Status : Design/ Concept

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The land is located in the new area in district 9, Ho Chi Minh city. This is planned to become an area of universities. Most universities in city will be relocated to this area.

CONCEPT IDEAS :

An hypothesis design of a standard medical university which is located in this land

Create study spaces opening to green spaces with an aim of expanding public spaces for self - studying and increasing the intereaction among students.

MODEL DIAGRAMS

MASSING CONCEPT :

The first concept is 2 parallel rectangular blocks for main function - study. Next, blocks are separated diagonally, expanded to the end for open space connecting to river views. In order to let more green spaces exist in this building, and take advantage of natural ventilation, voids are created within each block.

Finally, 2 blocks are asymmetrically arranged. the building is in harmony with the greenery contributing to the urban space.

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FINAL OPTION
51 PERSPECTIVE VIEW
GROUND FLOOR PLAN SITE PLAN
LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 SECTION ELEVATION
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3 - LEVEL 4
LEVEL
VIEW OF GREEN PLACES VIEW IN GARDEN

THE LIBRARY’S INTERIOR

LIBRARY’S FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1

LIBRARY’S FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2

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MAGAZINE READING AREA
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LIBRARY’S ELEVATION
READING
AREA
RECEPTION AREA
DISCUSSION AREA
READING AREA

MY CREATIVE PRODUCTS

TOOLS IN HISTORICAL RESEARCH

This practide is creating point cloud models from architectural software Metashape and AutoRecap, for the purpose of creating model imitating the original for survey and collect information for BIM system.

Images below are my exercises doing with ancient cathedrals in Rome during Metrology course.

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