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ATLANTA BELTLINE ARTISTS COLLECTIVE FALL 2021 -

The Beltline Musicans Colletive is located on at the intersection of the Atlanta Beltline and North Highland Avenue that simultaneously comprise both a bridge and a portal. This unique / complex topography allows for a three-dimentional challenges that enhances its characteristics. The breif of the building includes music production and performance, an artist-in-residence, and café.

The project is developed through exploration of different artistic medias; music, art, dance, and architecture, to encounter and reflect each other.

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Academic Project

Georgia Institute of Technology

3rd Year Studio

Instructor: George B. Johnston

Individual Project

As the Atlanta beltline proposes a new light rail project, the facade perpendicular to the beltline resembles the old Atlanta Union Station, which was unfortunately demolished in 1971.

GOTHIC FIGURATION AND DEEP DECORATION FALL 2020 -

This project is developed through research and design, specifically working on the problem of decoration, which has been banned from architecture since the early 1900s. (“Ornament and Crime“ - Adolf Loos) With decoration generally being viewed in direct opposition to depth, the project focuses on how it can charge the atmosphere and space itself.

The project is divided into two parts. First being the research phase of figuration and configuration, where the C, J, S-figures are extracted and analyzed from Gothic Tracery. Then, the design phase focused on proposal for a newcomers club in the site of Chicago, to help immigrants be better acquainted with the chicago community.

Academic Project

Georgia Institute of Technology

2nd Year Studio

Instructor: Lars Spuybroek

Partner Project with Kayla Rinoski

1. Beauvais Cathedral, France, 13th C

2. Amiens Cathedral, France, 13th C.

3. Bordeaux Cathedral, France, 14th C

4. St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague, 14th C.

5. Strasbourg Cathedral, France, 13th C.

6. St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague, 14th C.

7. Church of St Peter and St Paul, England, 14th C

8. Canterbury Cathedral, England, 12th C.

9. Exeter Cathedral, England, 13th C.

10 Meaux Cathedral, France, 13th C

“Ornament and Crime“

-Adolf Loos

The eight-storey building is proposed in the corner site of Chicago, developed from C-figure “sheets“ created with Machine 4. The density of configuration determines the circulation paths within the structure. Ornament, decoration, charges the space: it does not wrap it, rather, ornament permeates space.

Chicago has one of the largest and most diverse immigrant populations in the country. The Newcomers Club will provide each member with opportunities to become better acquainted with the community.

Node Diagram

6. RESIDENTIAL FUNCTIONS 2800 SF Guestrooms, (6 @ 300 sf ea.) 1800 sf Guest Suites, (2 @ 500 sf ea.) 1000 sf

5. WELLNESS FUNCTIONS 4000 SF Locker Rooms, (2 @ 400 sf ea.) 800 sf Fitness Room, 800 sf Urban Garden, 1200 sf Counseling Center, 1200 sf

4. MEDIA INTERACTIVE FUNCTIONS 3600 SF Reading Room, 900 sf Interactive Rooms ,(4 @ 150 sf ea.) 600 sf Gallery, 600 sf Auditorium Multi-media Space 1500 sf

3. DINING ENTERTAINMENT FUNCTIONS 4250 SF Expresso Kiosks, (6 @ 75 sf ea.) 450 sf Lounge/Bar, 1200 sf Café Restaurant, 1200 sf Kitchen/Laundry Area, 600 sf Staff Lounge, 200 sf Staff Lockers, 600 sf

2. SERVICE CORE AREAS 2700 SF Mechanical Electrical Room, 400 sf Tel Data Closet, (@50 SF/level) Custodial (@ 50 SF/level) Service Loading area, 300 sf

1. RECEPTION ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS 1580 SF Lobby Wait Area, 600 sf Reception, 200 sf Coat Room/Storage,180 sf Administration Zone, 600 sf

“Worm’s Eye Perspective into Slots”

Precedent: Sportbars, 1997, LTL Architects

Instead of simply wrapping the large volume with the sheets as if the are merely facades, they are multipled throughout the volume. The density of patterns create flexibility within spaces, allowing for programs to successfully adapt, as well as creating pathway within.

The nodes of “apple“ configuration patterns are thoroughly considered as it will become the structural nodes for beams.

Iceland Movie Pavilion Fall 2022

The Iceland Movie Pavilion competition asks for a place to introduce visitors to Icelandic cinema, as well as to offer fans a place to gather and share their passion for film. The concept is developed with the idea of camera obscura, the view towards the volcanic mountains (real) is reflected to the cinematic screen. (artificial) Small gallery space with a bar to cater guests are included in the center of the paviliion.

Buildner Architecture Competition Team Project with Alex Zhang, Linna Xia Role: Representation, Concept Development

The next 4 pages showcase selected series of projects and conceptual proposals for my hometown Mashiki, Kumamoto which was severely affected by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake disaster. As the Mashiki will go through town redevelopment for the upcoming years, this proposal will visualize the future townscape of Mashiki.

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Rebuilding a home for my family with BROCK architecture firm in Kumamoto Japan. The significant contribution I’ve made is the plan proposal, which recreates the atmosphere and circulation paths of our “old house“ built in mid Showa-era, in a cost-efficient and modern way. This project was built in 2019, and currently working on our exterior landscape design.

Residential Architects: BROCK architecture firm

Contribution: Plan Proposal Material Selection

Study Models

Post-Representation

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