Jie Liu's Work Sample 2008-2013

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WORK SAMPLE I 2008-2023 JIE LIU RA NCARB LEED AP BD+C University of Michigan I M.Arch

PROFESSIONAL WORK

University of Michigan Robotics Building

Professional Practice @ Harley Ellis Devereaux

Location: Ann Arbor, MI

Project Year: Nov.2016 - Present

Scale: 100,000sf, $70 Million

Colleagues : Jack Bullo, Shaun Rihacek Roel of Me: propose creative design solutions, construction documents, 3D modeling, renderings

Media: Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop

planning to design and construct a new Robotics Laboratory on its North Campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Laboratory will be an interdisciplinary facility focused on bringing together the many disciplines that contribute to research on Robotics.

The University of Michigan (UM)

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Sustainability Stretagy

This new facility will bring together researchers dedicated to Robotics, supporting collaboration across disciplines, providing shared research and support space and enabling faculty, students and other researchers to work together on the critical robotics challenges for the next century.

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Building

St. Francis High School

Professional Practice @ HMC Architects

Location: Mountain View, CA

Project Year: Nov.2020 - Present

Scale: 100,000sf, $70 Million

Colleagues : Alex Seefeldt, David Perez Roel of Me: construction documents and construction administration

Media: Revit, BIM 360, AutoCAD, TonicDM

uniquely positioned to empower students to create, collaborate, and tap into technology resources that will prepare them for a world beyond the classroom. The Innovation Center and Dining Commons will make it possible to elevate learning experiences, paving the way for collaboration among various disciplines while providing space for cutting-edge innovation.

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Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Saint Francis High School is The construction administration phase gives me a deep understanding of the construction process, including the different phases of a project, the roles of different stakeholders, and the challenges that can arise during construction.

First day of occupation

Pour the concrete pad
Steel framing and slabs

Santa Clara Valley Medical Center

Emergency Department Expansion 03

Professional Practice @ HMC

Location: Santa Clara, CA

Project Year: Nov.2016 - Present

Colleagues : Aparna Dhayagude

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT EXPANSION &

Scale: 54,637 sq. ft.

Type of Construction: Type 1-A

Roel of Me: Collaborate with consultants and preparing submital package for OSHPD review and backchecks

Occupancy: I-2

Problem 1: Lack Of Wayfinding Solution 1: Clear Wayfinding

Media: Revit, BIM 360

Problem 2: Direct, Overhead Lighting Solution 2: Diffused And Focused Lighting

Problem 3: Minimal Colors Solution 3: Delibrate Color Placement

Problem 4: Color Choice Not Informing Function Solution 4: Color To Indicate Function/Task

Problem 5: Nurse Stations Not Inviting Solution 5: Inviting And User Centric Nurse Station

Problem 6: Cluttered Design Solution 6: Decluttered, Organized Design

WING LOCATION A S NT HE C CL RA Y U T O SANTA CLARA VALLEY C NT F RN n Name: this drawing not 30" 42" is reduced int, scale accordingly APPROVAL DRAWING NO. PLEASE RECYCLE OSHPD SUBMITTAL Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION WEST WING: SITE UTILITIES & BUILDING BIM 360://1291020100 SCVMC ED Expansion/1291020100AR-ED.rvt 751 South Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 1291020 -100 G0.0.00 COVER SHEET 1291020 -100
SANTA CLARA VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
REMODEL
WING -SITE UTILITIES & BUILDING OSHPD NUMBER: H193004-43-00 NURSE STATION TRAUMA ADMITTING AREA GENERAL EXAM
751 SOUTH BASCOM AVE., SAN JOSE, CA 95128 WEST

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Plan Phase 2-Complete Plan

Santa Clara Valley Emergency Center Expansion project consists of many different phases, which makes the project very complex and challenging. As an architects, It’s a great opportunity to study the demolition and complete plans for different phases. I also participated to develop egress plans, showing temporary barricades, egress paths, and exits from, around, and if necessary through the construction area.This project deepens my understanding and knowledge of technical skills related to healthcare renovation project and OSHPD requirements.

4 A.8 B.6 C C.4 C.7 CC EE FF C.6 C.9 E H 1.7 2.2 1.4 2.1 BB (E) 16'-3" 23'-4" (E) 23'-4" (E) 23'-4" 23'-4" 26'-8" 23'-4" 29'-0" 18'-4" 20'-0"----VESTIBULE CLEAN (E) SOILED (E) MEDPRE TOLT VEST CIRC-P (E) COURTYARD OPEN TYP. OF S.S.D. 1-HR FIRE PARTITION SIMILAR U.L. U465 GENERAL NOTES @ GRADE HE O VALLEYFile Name: this drawing not 30" reduced int, scale accordingly OSHPD SUBMITTAL BIM 360://1291020100 SCVMC ED Expansion/1291020100AR-ED.rvt Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION WEST WING: BUILDING A2.1.11D MILESTONE -LEVEL 01 -OVERALL 1291020 -100 MILESTONE -LEVEL 1 -OVERALL DEMOLITION PLAN 02.81DEMOLISH RIBBON WINDOWS AND WALL ASSEMBLY KEYNOTES 3.5 5.2 4.6 5.7 1.2 3.9 2.8 1.1 2.3 2.5 3.2a PUBLIC PHONE (E) DIAGONOSTIC (E) STORAGE (E) EXAM (E) TREATMENT MEDPRE (E) EQUIPMENT WEST LOBBY GENERAL NOTES OSHPD CBC 1224.33 EMERGENCY SERVICES -DURING CONSTRCTION OF MILESTONE (E) PAT. TOILET 1KR03 1K127 INDI (E) PAT. TLT. 1K132A, 1K134A, 1K136A 1K042A ATTACH JANITOR ROOM 1KJ01 MALE FEMALE STAFF LOCKERS 2M007, 2M009, TOILET SA C R T SANTA CLARA VALLEYthis drawing not 30" 42" reduced int, scale accordingly OSHPD SUBMITTAL Santa Clara Valley Medical Center WEST WING: BUILDING A2.1.11R MILESTONE -LEVEL 01 -OVERALL FLOOR PLAN 1291020 -100 1 LEGEND KEYNOTES 1 3 4 6 6.6 B D G G.2 H BB DD GG---(E) 5'-1 1/8"(E) 10'-10"(E) TRIAGE PROCEDURE (E) CIRC-P TRAUMA TRAUMA (E) SHAFT DEMO (E) CONCRETE SHAFT ONCE MPROTECT ALL (E) EQUIPMENT WHICH REMAIN IN ROOMS GENERAL NOTES NON RATED WALL (E) 2-HR FIRE BARRIER SIMILAR TO U.L. U411 N THE C Y N O OF SANTA CLARA VALLEYM n Name: BIM 360://1291020100 SCVMC ED Expansion/1291020100Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION 751 South Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 A2.2.11D MILESTONE 2 -LEVEL 01 -OVERALL DEMOLITION PLAN 1291020 -100 1 MILESTONE 2 -LEVEL -OVERALL DEMOLITION PLAN LEGEND 02.36(E) COLUMN FOOTING TO BE DEMOLISHED, S.S.D. 02.83DEMOLISH (E) RIBBON WINDOW ASSEMBLY AND WALL KEYNOTES 1 3 6 6.6 B D G G.2 H 2.2 1.4 BB DD GG 1.5 1.1b 3'-11"---5'-1 1/8"(E) 10'-10"GENERAL NOTES LEAD LINED WALL SIMILAR TO U.L. U430 N THE C R Y N O F SANTA CLARA VALLEYn Name: BIM 360://1291020100 SCVMC ED Expansion/1291020100Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION 751 South Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 A2.3.11D DEMOLITION PLAN 1291020 -100 MILESTONE-3 OVERALL LEVEL 01 DEMOLITION PLAN n LEGEND KEYNOTES 3.5 5.2 CC EE FF 5.7 1.2 2.1 BB 3.9 2.8 1.1 2.3 2.5 3.2a 1.8a 1.1a 1.1d GENERAL NOTES OSHPD CBC 1224.33 EMERGENCY SERVICES -DURING CONSTRCTION OF MILESTONE 3 A N THE C AR Y N O F SANTA CLARA VALLEYn Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION 751 South Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 A2.3.11R FLOOR PLAN 1291020 -100 LEGEND KEYNOTES SK S 3.5 5.2 4.6 CC EE FF 5.7 1.2 BB 3.9 2.8 1.1 2.3 2.5 3.2a 1.8a 1.1a GURNEY STORAGE-EDGE OF (E) ROOF 1JA7.0.18 (E) CIRC-P 1.1d GENERAL NOTES OSHPD CBC 1224.33 EMERGENCY SERVICES -DURING CONSTRCTION OF MILESTONE A N THE C A Y N O OF SANTA CLARA VALLEYn Santa Clara Valley Medical Center E.D. EXPANSION 751 South Bascom Ave., San Jose, CA 95128 A2.2.11R MILESTONE -LEVEL 01 -OVERALL PLAN 1291020 -100 MILESTONE-2 -OVERALL LEVEL 01 FLOOR PLAN LEGEND KEYNOTES
Phase 1-Demolition Plan
Phase 2-Demolition Plan
Phase 3-Demolition Plan 1-Complete
Phase 3-Complete Plan

Folsom Lake College New Science Building 04

Professional Practice @ HMC

Location: Folsom Lake, CA

Project Year: 2019 Sumemr - Present

Scale: 74,637 sq. ft.

Type of Construction: Type II-B

Colleagues : Arturo Levenfeld, Jaepyo Park Roel of Me: Site/ daylight analysis; Contact manufacture for product selection and detail drawings; Collaborate with consultants and preparing submital package for DSA review and backchecks;

Media: Revit, BIM 360

Vehicle Circulation Study

Pedestrain Circulation Study

Mass Study

Prevailing Wind and Daylight Study

Daylight Distribution Study

Building Section

During schematic design phase, I completed site analysis for topo, daylight and existing campus planing study. We need to create a new and welcoming edge, while respecting the philosophy of surrounding context. I also joined the user workshop to understand the functional requirements or this building, especially for biology and chemistry department. I originated creative design concepts and developed solutions to design problems. During DD and CD, I worked closely with different consultants and manufactures to sudy the constructability of different design systems and details.

Detroit Observatory Expansion

Professional Practice @ Harley Ellis Devereaux

Location: Ann Arbor, MI

Project Year: Jan. 2018 - Present

Scale: 6,700sf, $6.9 Million

Colleagues : Jack Bullo, Ron Zuhorski Roel of Me: SD, DD, CD

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Media: Revit, Sketchup, Enscape

The Detroit Observatory is the second-oldest extant building on campus and the University’s first dedicated scientific research laboratory. A goal for the future is to safeguard this cultural treasure’s historic value, while making it a recognized destination among students, staff, and the public at large -- a place that recalls the University’s scientific legacy while encouraging active and ongoing exploration.

UP LOBBY ROOM DN 11C3REFLECTED CEILING PLAN SHEETS (AR.SERIES) THE MATERIALS, FINISH AND ALIGNMENT OF THE EXISTING ADJACENT VERIFY QTY, SIZE AND LOCATION OF ALL FLOOR, ROOF AN WALL OPENINGS PARTITION. (TYPICAL) ASSEMBLIES, EXTEND GYPSUM BOARD AND SOUND ATTENUATI ITIONS, FLOOR DRAINS, 8. 9. XXXXXX (SEE SHEET -571) XXXX SUFFIX DENOTES NUMBER OF TRENCH DRAIN (TD) -SEE DETAILS ON -571 LOCATION WITH MECHANICAL TYPE MEDICAL GASES VALVE BOX(MOUNTING HT AT - AFF TO TOP) FOR REFERENCE ONLY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION RD S D M 1 A 2016-01980 Basement & First Floor Plan A-101 Classroom & Accessibility Addition (734) 764-3482 DETROIT OBSERVATORY 0198 N FIRST FLOOR PLAN N BASEMENT 26913 Northwestern Hwy Southfield, Michigan (248) 262FLOOR PLAN GENERAL NOTES FLOOR PLAN KEYNOTES FLOOR PLAN LEGEND DateIssued For
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Building
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Wacker Chemie New Headquarter

Professional Practice @ Harley Ellis Devereaux

Location: Ann Arbor, MI

Project Year: Summer 2018 - Present

Scale: 165,000, $70 Million

Colleagues : MariLee Lloyd, Luk Ching Roel of Me: lab design, skematic design

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Media: Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop

Wacker Chemie AG is a worldwide operating company in the chemical business. The Scope of Work in their new headquarter encompasses construction of a 2-story Type IIB new Office and Lab Building with approximate 165,000 s.f. of total building area. The programs include: open/ enclosed offices, labs with unique requirements, amenities and support, etc.

William International Office

Professional Practice @ Harley Ellis Devereaux

Location: Pontiac, MI

Project Year: Sep.2017-Nov.2017

Scale: 300,000sf

Colleagues : Art Smith, Mark Karaba Roel of Me: construction documents, design, modeling in Revit, rendering

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Media: Revit, AutoCAD, Photoshop

Williams International, a world leader in small gas turbine jet engines, purchased the vacant property of the former Michigan Motion Pictures Studios in 2016 with the plans to move their entire operations. Our initial challenge was to develop a series of nodes and zones to breakdown the large-scale plans into smaller humane settings.

Williams International | Collaboration Thought-Starters THIRD FLOOR COLLABORATIVE CORE: approx. 36 seats WORK LOUNGE + CASUAL SEATING: approx. 84 seats OPEN OFFICE SEATS: 412 PRIVATE OFFICES: 11 COLLABORATIVE SEATS: 450 ENCLOSED MEETING ROOMS: 72 seats ENCLOSED MEETING ROOMS: 84 seats WORK LOUNGE + CASUAL SEATING: approx. 66 seats TOTALS:
Focused vs Collaborative WORK LOUNGE + CASUAL SEATING: approx. 54 seats WORK LOUNGE + CASUAL SEATING + EXEC. WAITING: approx. 40 OPEN OFFICE: 112 seats OPEN OFFICE: 264 seats EXECUTIVE + R&D TEAM: 36 seats OPEN STORAGE LATERAL FILES TRASH/ RECYCLING OPEN STORAGE COAT CLOSETS Williams International | Collaboration Thought-Starters 6 THIRD FLOOR COLLABORATION 1 TO ENCLOSED MEETING ROOMS (SOUTH) TO WORKSTATIONS TO WORKSTATIONS TO ENCLOSED MEETING ROOMS (NORTH) ENLARGED COLLABORATIVE CORE PLAN
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SHILONG MOUNTAIN HOLIDAY VILLAGE

Professional Practice @ Architectural Design Institute of Tsinghua University

Location: Baoding, Hebei, China

Project Year: Summer, 2012

Scale: 28.6ha

Design Director: William H. Mont Roel of Me: rendering, modeling, diagram, bidding documents, site visiting

Media: Lumion Rendering, AutoCAD

This design is one of the most important projects during my three-month internship in Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University. My tasks include site investigation, Gis analysis, Hotel unit design, diagrams, modeling and rendering. Besides, teamwork is another most important thing I learned from this practice.

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ACADEMIC WORK

ENSHI CULTURAL CENTER

Studio Project @ Hebei Unicersity of Engineering I Group Project

Location: Enshi, Hubei, China

Project Year: Spring, 2012

Scale: 51,665 sqm Media: 3ds Max, Sketch Up, V-Ray, Photoshop

Enshi is an ancient city of China with the characteristics of multiethic and cultural pluralism. Located on the main street of Enshi, the project focus to create a landmark with both the features of the times and deep cultural heritage. In order to do so, after a careful analysis of its cultural elements, I tried to translate them into architectural language.

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3 5 | Exhibition Architecture

116 W Huron St_ Hotel Mixed-Use

Studio Project @ TCAUP at University of Michigan I Group Project

Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

Project Year: Winter, 2014

Scale: 192,110 sf

Media: Revit, Artlantis, SketchUp, Physical Model Role of me: massing design, rendering, modeling, facade design

surrounding context is another important concern throughout the project.

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This is a system studio project aims to study the design process of residential architectures. Located in downtown Ann Arbor, this hotel needs to satisfy the following requirements: maximun F.A.R., muntiple functions, landmark at the entrance of the city, etc. Besides, how to deal with the relationship with the

ISLANDS OF EXCEPTION

Studio Project @ TCAUP at University of Michigan I Individual Project

Location: Belle Isle, Detroit, MI

Project Year: Fall, 2013

Scale: 4ha

Media: Rhino, Photoshop

A hidden network of connections and dependencies between the differrent key characteristics of Belle Isle is rendered visible by archizomatic system of pods and ponds around its northmost point. Visitor engagement and a diversity of activities are engendered by aggregating the most prominent programmes of the island.

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Economy Activities Ecology Infrastructure

Studio Project @ TCAUP at University of Michigan I Individual Project Project Year: Fall, 2014

Media: Maya, Mental Ray, 3D_Print

This project focus on studying where the form of structure becomes decoration and the uses of mathematical algorithms and patterned structural systems are often based on forms in nature where the complexity is a synergistic architecture. The use of overt patterning with structural systems blur the line between what is structural and what is decorative, and results in a decoration that is both below and in the surface, that creates new spatial effects and holistic atmospheres.

Extension Tentacles Volumes Components
BEAUTEOUS_BLOSSOM
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planar analysis side planar analysis top planar analysis front 1 1.618 1 1.618 1 1.618

PARAMETRIC SUSTAINABLE FACADE OPTIMIZATION

Studio Project @ TCAUP at University of Michigan I Group Project

Groupmates: Elitsa Slavova, Chia - Hsing Chang

Location: Sandanski, Bulgaria

Project Year: Fall, 2014

Role of Me: Geometric Design, Grasshopper Modeling

Media: Rhino, Grasshopper, Diva for Rhio, Design Builder

Goal of this project is to learn how to design optimal facades in continental mediterranean climate.. In the first part, the dynamic simulation tools “Design Builder” is used to analyse the energy system. The second part is focused on the use of generic optimization tools “Diva for Rhino” together with “Grasshopper”. At last, a physical model of the optimized solution is fabricated with Robot.

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OTHER WORK

HUE and TCAUP at the University of Michigan

Location: United States, China

Project Year: Fall, 2008 - present

Media: sketch, mark, pen-drawing, water color, Gouache, GIS 14

The Suspended-cable Structure I Pen-drawing

Project Year: Fall, 2013

Translate the Map

Project Year: Fall, 2014

Entrance, Mark

Project Year: Spring, 2011

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