PORTFOLIO
Jiaoyue Zhao M. Arch II Southern California Institute of Architecture
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GRADUATE Southern California Institute of Architecture
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MEGA-FERRISS IN LA
THE METROPOLIS OF TOMORROW
City In Buildings
The Library Of Future
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THROWBACK
FORM OF KNOWLEDGE
New Form of Glass Block
The Library Of Future
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MATERIALS & TECTONICS
DESIGN DOCUMENTATION
Facade & Construction development
84 SUPERNATURAL ASSISTANCE Exhibition Design
UNDERGRADUATE University of Liverpool
94 A JOURNEY OF AN IMAGE Simming Pool
104 Decoding of Helix Mix-used Medical Organizaiton
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CITY FURNITURE
Exhibitional Competition
Robotic Workshop
INTERNSHIP & OTHERS
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| Thesis
| Ferriss in LA
Mega Ferriss in LA Partner: Deepak Agrawal
Hugh Ferriss's moody, mysterious dream towers were always strangely more appropriate to the film noir landscape of Los Angeles than they were ever at home in the infinite grid of New York. This thesis starts with a collection of Ferriss-inspired forms and silhouettes and proceeds to mine their as-yet unrealized potentials through various transformations -- copy, scale, rotate, slice -- before setting them down in LA. It observes two issues shaping the development of metropolis. The increasingly crowded urban living environment with issues of access and justice has become difficult to ignore. Meanwhile, the power of FANG company has become considerably impactful to all aspects of urban living. This thesis addresses these concerns by combining hyperdensity with mega-scaled outdoor areas and multiplying the “grounds” we can occupy and share. The results become a series of architectural surprises: buildings nested within buildings rather than straight interiors divided from exteriors, mute exteriors without reference to the usual “human scale” of windows, doors, and balconies, and strange, playful relationships to the ground plane and the surrounding city. In this case, downtown LA becomes the ground to feature in the group of towers. Density is dramatically increased, the horizontal orientation of the existing context is challenged, and green spaces, plazas, and other areas for public life are multiplied above and below the single datum of the city’s existing pedestrian surface.
| Tom Wiscombe
CHUNK DETAIL LIVING SENARIO
HEIGHT COMPARISON
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BURI KHALIFA
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PREFERRED BANK BONAVENTURE HOTEL
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DISNEY CONCERT HALL
TOWER-C ANALYSIS
CIRCULATION/ELEVATORS: NUMBER 165 SIZE 10FT X 10FT/ 2500KG LOADING CAPACITY
RESIDENTIALS/1BHK: FLOOR HEIGHT 16FT APARTMENT SIZE 800-1000FT 280 TOWERS 33040 APARTMENTS
CULTURAL ZONE: 376754 SQF 15FLOORS 12.5MTR HEIGHT
STUDIO APARTMENT: FLOOR HEIGHT 16FT APARTMENT SIZE 400SQFT 131 TOWERS 2300 APARTMENTS
WORKING ZONES/SHELL: 10356000 SQF 102 FLOORS 12.5MTR HEIGHT
COMMERCIAL: 5061570 SQFT FLOOR HEIGHT 25FT 7 DIVIDED INTO 300SPACES 57FLOORS
PLAN COMPARISON NOLI PLAN 612
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Commercial - 168169 sqft Offices - 19,953 sqft Recreational - 34,973 sqft Residential - 51 units - 1 Bedroom Apartments Residential - 43 Studio Apartments
Commercial - 86084 sqft Offices - 72,595 sqft Public - 9030 sqft Recreational - 40,409 sqft
Commercial - 213,186 sqft Offices - 124379 sqft Public - 29,490 sqft
Commercial - 37,340 sqft Offices - 9,438 sqft Public - 32,514 sqft Recreational - 10,308 sqft
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CITTADELLA, VERONA Area: 0.339 km2 Buildings: 828 Typology and Major LandmarksResidential, Arena di Verona, Piazza Bra, Piazza Cittadella, Retail 93
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DOWNTOWN, BOSTON
TOWER-E Commercial - 89,219 sqft
TOWER-F Area - 35,255 sqft
Area: 0.294 km2 Buildings: 194 Average Building Height - 120ft Typology and Major LandmarksCommercial, Retail, Boston City Hall
OVERALL RENDER
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| Vertical Studio
| Model Kit II
| Tom Wiscombe
The Metropolis of Tomorrow Type: Headerquater Extension Instructor:Tom Wiscombe Partner: Deepak Agwaral The project started with the study of Hugh Ferriss’s drawings from his book ‘The Metropolis of Tomorrow’. Sketches from his book focus on his imagination of an ideal city of the future with skyscrapers placed well apart from each other, broad avenues, and a coherent organization of building typologies. The project aims to look at the interiors more than the exteriors. The interiors of the Mega Building are designed as a city within a city. The existing buildings in NYC are scaled up 5 times larger and capsuled with Hugh Ferris tower which creates a weird juxtaposition between two and also the interior and exterior. This proposal seeks to imagine this city of mega buildings as a toy where the building parts click and lock to assemble or disassemble. The “METROPOLIS OF TOMORROW V2 OBM Expansion” adopted the model kit to the site, to design an office complex creating a striking new silhouette in the city. The building components are complete in themselves but also parts jammed into the main body, and the entire building docked into the site. The play of SCALE, MOVE, COPY and ROTATE allow to add complex interior spaces in the Hugh Ferriss structure. It considers Hugh Ferriss’s mega building as a shell, and the interior is treated with inner liners to add a dual effect and a dynamic circulation in the office. They extract the exterior into the interior rather than a conventional open-floor plan. Unlike a conventionally designed layout, the project engages the functions with the geometry and creates an innovative design.
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THE METROPOLIS OF TOMORROW PROTOTYPE
Second-Stage Tower
03. Ambiguous Materials
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Third-Stage Tower
Lower-tower from Forth Stage
Business Center
Power Plant
Forth-Stage Tower
New York City
Hugh Ferriss In New York
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FACADE STUDY
TECHNIQUES
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Hugh Ferriss In New York As a Model Kit
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GEOMETRY STUDY
2 哲学センター CENTER OF PHILOSOPHY 内部の材料 I 城の中の城 INTEROR MATERIAL 金属の超巨大モジュール METAL CHUNCK 透明なガラス外装材 TRANSPARENT GLASS CLADDING コンクリートの支柱 Concrete Support ガラスの内側 Glass Inner
WAYS OF ASSEMBLY
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ISOMETRIC EXPLOSION
ISOMETRIC EXPLOSION
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ISOMETRIC EXPLOSION PLAN
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- Isometric Godzilla DrawingThis drawing shows the interior of OBM extension work space in a cutout Godzilla style. The towers sit on top of the roof become part of the ceiling, connecting by embedded staircase to lead to the top viewing deck level. Working space remain in one open plan level, while relatively privately divided into different zones. 22
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| Applied Study Seminar
| Glass Block
| Dwayne Olyer
Throwback Type: Headquarter Extension Instructor:Dwayne Oyler Partner: Ziao Zhou Imagined as part of a re-occurring investigation, Throwback takes an in-depth look at once popular materials that may not have fully reached their full architectural potential. With a single material serving as the subject for each semester's investigation, the objective of the seminar is to explore fresh design takes on the material, and an exploration (at real scale) of the fabrication methods necessary for inventive, experimental, and subversive applications. The materials explored intentionally look to some of the least fashionable subjects - glass block. Each of these materials had their heyday, finding their way into architectural projects along the way- but never fully reached their full design potential. The class will begin with independent research that looks at precedents for thematerial's use. How, when, and where was it used? What are its limits? How is it detailed? What are its structural properties? What material affects does it have that were not fully exploited? What are the variations on the product? Was its typical application re-imagined in any way?
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- Render Close-upCold rolled Steel Plate and Bended steel tubes of different diameters are served as the frame and basic structure, modular glass blocks are inserted into the structure to create the art piece.
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- Render Outside View This view shows the overall look of the installation in the SCI-Arc back storage area. It refected the materiality and scale relatively to the real environment.
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| Vertical Studio
| Form of Knowledge
Library of Co-existing Forms of Knowledge Type: Library Instructor: Elena Manferdini Partner: Kaiying Lin Contemporary libraries, however, are complex structures that have defied cultural expectations and evolved to integrate an expanding array of media collections and spaces for civic and democratic exchange. But this shift in rhetoric is also manifested in a shift in architecture and its attendant aesthetics. The idea, of the library as a ‘living room in the city’, has continually gained traction since the watershed moment of OMA’s Seattle Public Library. A central proposition of this studio is that strong architectural projects, at the scale of the city, are not only of interest to other architects but are a necessary and currently missing catalyst for a new urban vitality. Our proposal tries to refine the Central Library of Atlanta into a co-existing information container where encourage not only economy exchange but also emphasis unique experience of acquiring knowledge. As the 4.0 world focuses more on the virtuality and immersive experience, new technology and new materials become the representation of architectural language.
| Elena Manferdini
CONCEPT
01. Platonic Geometry
03. Ambiguous Materials
04. Form Rationalization
05. Adding Transparency
06. Interior Programming
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02. Material Superimposition
08. Iridesent Facade
FORM GENERATION: Manferidini Studio started with abstract large volume as basic massing strategy, contraposed to ambiguous material finishes applied to the design facade and interiors of the Atlanta Central Library.
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FLOOR PLAN Children playspace Co-working seminar room
Floor Plan/Ground Floor Book retail store Parking lot
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ISOMETRIC EXPLOSION
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AXONOMETRIC SECTION
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- Material Strategy The proposal tries to express the transparency of knowledge and collaboration through twofold. Firstly, the stunning exterior contrasts with the surrounding environment, forming new monumentality through primitive geometry. At the same time, Lightweight perforated aluminum panels and iridescent glass show the lightness and transparency of the building.
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- Virtual Reality RoomThe room provides free access to internet resources and immersive experience 24/7. The large display engine seats in the middle of the room, providing visual contents to the visitors. The aluminum facade panels are projected with virtual screens, showing the newest social events, movies and activities.
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- Exhibition Area The lighting effect is emphasized through exhibition area; the geodesic form space with modular marble triangular panels plays an exuberant effect with the chromatic glass facade.
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I Advanced Material &Tectonic
I Facade Tectonic
I Maxi Spina
05 Advanced Material & Tectonic - Fac;ade transformation of Elbphilharmonie Hamburg Maxi Spina Xin Liu, Zepeng Gao, Lawrance Yuan The c ourse seeks out an alternative understanding of the Tec tonic ,one that not only mirrors the realm of c onstruc tion, materials, methods, sequenc es, tolerance, but also embraces architectural processes of expression, encompassing issues of geometry and tec hnique, posture and character. Choosing Elbphilharmonie as the study example. several issues about the reflective facade of the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, even it generally rec ognises as a significant parametric projec t. The multiple layered prefabricated panels require a complex structure to weight. Two module units of windows are prefabric ated, whic h means mostly limitation regarding form variations. Thirdly, the facade itself require external materials which are the ceramic dots to solve the problem of glaring, whic h inc reases the cost of the building. Over-budget has been reported frequently due to complex parametric design process appears to less efficiency. In order to improve the c urrent variation of the glazing fac;ade and the heavy-weight issue of the materials. Plexiglass or so-c alled acrylic sheeting is c hosen as a lightweight and flexible material for fac;ade transformation. The plexiglass windows have 17 times the impact strength of traditional glass, which means stronger weather-proofing ability especially important for Hamburg where extreme weather condition happens.
FACADE STUDY
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TYPICAL COMPONETS
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GLAZING FACADE /TYPE A CURVED ACYLIC GLASS
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CHUNK ANALYSIS
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ASSEMBLY PROCESS
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TRANSFORMATION
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DETAILS FRAME SUBSTRUCTURE COMBINATION OF TYPE A & B
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| Applied Studies
| Design Documentation
Design Development Instructors: Herwig Aumgartner Brian Zamora Mattew Melmyk Jamey Lyzun Team: Kristoffer Tjerrild Nero He Blake Minister Andrew Stone Deepak Agrawal The course includes a review of basic and advanced construction methods, analysis of building codes, the design of Structural and Mechanical systems, Environmental systems, Buildings service systems, the development of building materials and the integration of building components and systems. The primary part of the work is an animated drawing set in form of a multi segment video. The aim of the seminar is to re-think how we can envision and communicate design in innovative ways which exceed the design object itself.
| Teamwork
ATLANTA PUBLIC LIBRARY FACADE MATERIAL & PROGRAM
1_GFRC Panels (Red)
2_Low E-Coated Glass Curtain Wall
Reading Halls, Meeting Rooms
Auditorium,Lecture Hall
3_GFRC Panel(Light Grey)
Gallery 4_Kinectic Square Shading Device Reading Halls, Co-Working Space
Storage Digital/Physical
5_Colored Concrete In-situ Staircase Cafe & Entrance
6_Colored Concrete In-situ Landscape
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Plaza Landscape
CONSTRUCTION SIMULATION OVERALL CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE
01_Install Excavate Fundations
02_Erect Super Structural Steel Columns & Bracing
04_Form and Pour Concrete Structural Columns
Fundation Structure
05_Attach Steel Truss to Steel Columns
Main Structure
03_Form Conrete Shear Walls for Central Structure Core
06_Place Prefabricated Elements
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MATERIAL ANALYSIS AUDITORIUM DETAIL A. ENVELOPE
1_GFRC Cladding
2_Sound Proof Insulating Glass
3_Low E Coating Glass
PANEL ASSEMBLY
1_Interior Metal Panel Assembly(Finish) 2_Light Gauge Metal Stud Frame 3_Rigid Insulation 4_Metal Sheathing 5_Waterproofing Membrane 6_Aluminum Extrusion
7_Intergrated Window Unit 8_Fasteners 9_GFRC Panels(Finish) 10_Flashing and Reveals 66
11_Break Metal Gutter
MATERIAL ANALYSISE AUDITORIUM DETAIL B. INTERIOR
1_Curtain-Wall Envelope on Structural Steel Pipe 2_Prefabricated GFRC custom Panels system on Double insulated Metal Stud Assembly 3_Modular Window Unit 4_Integerated Gutter Assembly
1_Champagne Anodized Aluminum Panel
2_Seating Assembly (per spec)
3_Champagne Anodized Aluminum Panel
C. STEEL
1_Structural Steel Frame W-18 Beams Attached to Floor Diaphragm and Columns 2_Stick Framed Matal Studl Access Floor Assembly 3_Structural Steel Pipe Assembly Attached to Primary Structure
1_Segmented, Heavy-Walled Structural Steel Tubing
2_2x4’’ Light Gauge Metal Stud Frame
3_W-24 Steel Beams Attached to Primary Structure
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MATERIAL ANALYSIS AUDITORIUM DETAIL A. INTERIOR
1_Conveying System - Escalator (Per Spec)
2_Concrete Topping Slab
3_Concrete Topping Slab
B. STEEL & ENVELOPE
1_W-24 Steel Beams Attached to Primary Structure
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1_Curtain Wall Envelope(With Shading Element)
2_2x4’’ Light Gauge Metal Stud Frame
2_Prefabricated GFRC Rain Screen
3_2’’ Glass Mullion Supported By Alumium Frame
3_GFRC Cladding
MATERIAL ANALYSISE READING HALL/ GALLERY DETAIL ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY 1_Structural Steel Assembly Attached to Primary Structure 2_Curtain-Wall Envelope on Structural Steel Pipe
1_Electronically Powered Kinetic Shading Device Attached to Wire Cable 2_Low E-coated Glass Curtain-Wall Envelope
_Coated Aluminum Sheet _Mechanic Rotar
MECHANIC ASSEMBLY
_Pivot Barings _Metal Couplings _Gear Bearing _Rubber Gasket _Clevis Attachment _Stiffening Robs _Frame Extrusion _Sprial Joint System _Translucent Fabric _Titanium Extrusion _Low-E Coated Glass _Clevis Attachment for Glass Spandrel _Vertical Structure Glass Spandrel _Cable Attachment _Wire Cable Support
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_Horizontal Structure Glass Spandrel
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS Summer High the July high is around 89 degrees Winter Low the January low is 32 Sperling’s Comfort Index for Atlanta is a 66 out of 100 A higher score indicates a more comfortable year-round climate. The US average for the comfort index is 54. Our index is based on the total number of days annually within the comfort range of 70-80 degrees, and we also applied a penalty for days of excessive humidity.
Design Strategies January through December 10.2% Comfort(894 hrs) 13.0% Sun Shading of Windows(1141hrs) 1.3% Wind Protection of Outdoor Spaces(110hrs) 19.2% Dehumidification Only(1681 hrs)
SOLAR RADIATION
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SUMMER SOLSTICE 7:00 ——21:00
WINTER SOLSTICE 8:00 ——18:00
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ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS NATURAL LIGHTING RESPONSIVE FACADE
Annual Solar Radiation
Reactive Facade Single Panel
Window Operation Time: 6:00 12/22/2019
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Window Operation TIME: 14:00 12/22/2019
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Reactive Facade Single Panel
Window Operation Time: 16:00 12/22/2019
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RCP
LENGEND Exhaust Fan
10’’ x10’’ Central Diffuser
24’’ x24’’ Central Diffuser
24"X48" Fluorescent Light
8’’ Recessed Can Light
Fire Sprinkler
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FIRE SEPAEATION AND CONSTRUCTION TYPE FIRE ZONING Assembly Group A-3 Reading Halls, Meeting Rooms Assembly Group A-1 Auditorium, Lecture Hall
Group S-1 Moderate-Hazard Storage
Assembly Group A-1 Gallery
Assembly Group A-1 Reading Hall, Co-Working Spaces
Assembly Group A-2 Cafe Assembly Group A-2 Entrance
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ACOUSTICS ANALYSIS ACOUSTIC OPTIMIZATION MATERIAL STUDY
Acoustics Panelling - STC 45 Acoustic Tiles Gypsum board 1/2’’ thk.
Acoustics Panelling - STC 45
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Gypsum Board 4’ x 8’ - 1/2”THK 2 1/2” Galvanized Steel Wall Stud 2” Glass Fiber Batt Insulation Gypsum Board 4’ x 8’ - 1/2”THK
STC - 45
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Air Duct Silencer Carpet Flooring 3/8” thk.
FLOOR CARPET TILE SPECIFICATION CLASSIFICATION FOR USE: Commercial - Heavy Use Product Construction: Tufted Loop, Nylon Fiber Dimensions: 500x500mm Total Thickness: 4.5-8mm Backing: Installation Color and Pattern: The venfor shall provide samples for selection . Flammability Rating: European standard EN 13501-1
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ADA SITE ANALYSIS
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ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS WATER DISPOSAL
Greywater Collection System
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Rainwater Collection System Greywater Collection System Rainwater Collection System Greywater Reuse System
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COST ANALYSIS QUANTITY TAKE-OFF Structural Steel (21,255sqf)
$112,550,600 GFRC Panel System 1 (129,000sqf)
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Concrete In-situ (20,222 qy)
$65,022,200 GFRC Panel System 2 (101,000sqf)
$25,000,000
Mechanical Shading (1,000 units)
$150,000,00 Aluminum (Substructure) (35,000 sqf)
$20,800,000
Glass Facade System (74,000sqf) Glass Single Curved (35,000sqf)
$65,180,000 $26,000,000 Mechanical System (35,000sqf) Fire Suppression (31,000sqf)
$112,550,600 $12,000,000 $579,552,800
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THE ACT OF DEVOTION IN AN AGE OF DISVELIEF
SUPERNATURAL
ASSISTANCE 84
Hammer museum Gallery 1, 2
| Liberal Arts
| Exhibition Design
| Individual Work
Supernature Assistance - The Act of Devotion in an Age of Disbelief Instructor: Kavior Moon & Sebastian Clough
"It is quiet another when people are themselves the medium of ethnographic representation, when they perform themselves, whether at home totourists or at world’s fairs, homelands entertainments or folklife festivals—when they become living signs of themselves." —— Objects of Ethnography
This exhibition proposal approaches the idea of “ the act of divination” through a cohesive way of display.
The goal of this proposal is to purposely create the feeling of nostalgia and meditation, to evoke contemplation and memories. The title “supernatural assistance” poses a strong spiritual impression to both audiences and the designers.
The respectfulness and reverence are maintained in the display. The design concept of the exhibition is “parallel cosmology”. It is divided by the artists and their works. Considering the diversity of the display objects, cohesiveness would be the main character of the show by applying fewer types of materials: fabric and black partition walls, and less and simple lighting.
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CONCEPT
Parallel Cosmologies
ETYMOLOGY Divination
“We are barely bodies”. -The Piraha Project
From English-Latin Dictionary, 1955 Latin Noun: divinatioons f.(dinvino) “the gift of prophecy, divination,” A movement “to foretell, prophesy, forebode, divine the future.” Adjective: divinus-a-um, “belonging or relating to a deity, divine.”
The design concept of the exhibition is “parallel cosmology”. It is divided by the artists and their works. Considering the diversity of the display objects, cohesiveness would be the main character of the show by applying fewer types of materials: fabric and black partition walls, and less and simple lighting.
Shaman noun: a traditional faith healer; a member of certain tribal societies who acts as a religious medium between the concrete and spirit worlds.
The proposal try to project a utopian national whole that harmoniously integrated regional disversity, a favorite theme of national ethnographic museums.
Shame noun: used as an uncomforable feeling to recognition or consciousness of impropiety, dishonor that makes this person awares og improper or indecent conduct.
Dazzling display of a realistic theme that subverting curatorial effotts to focus the viewer’s attention on particular ideas or objects.
Interjection: a cry of admonition for the subject of a speech, often used reduplcated, especially in political debates. Verb: to feel shame, be ashamed.
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DISPLAY LIST
- Divination Device Africa | Ceremonial artifact Nigeria I Divination Bowl Nigeria I Divination Tray Kuba I Divination Board
Africa | Ceremonial artifact Congo I Divination Device Nigeria I Divination Tray Batak I Divination Device
Zaire | Divination Board Congo I Divination Device Batak I Divination Book Congo I Divination Basket
- VideosLucy Skaer and Rosalind Nashashibi Flash In The Metropolitan *16mm film single channel presentation Andrea Buttner Little Sisters Julien Bismuth The Piraha Project Jeremy Marre The Left Handed Man of Madagascar Sky Hopinka Fainting Spells
- Physical Works Andrea Buttner Nuns Christian Nyampenta New Installation
- Audios Terry Fox Lunar Rambles Sky Hopinka Vision of an Island 87
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6. Andrea Buttner (Beggar)
10. Terry Fox (Lunar Rambles) 11. Christian Nyampenta (Print on fabric)
3. Flashing The Metropolitan
7. Andrea Buttner (Video)
4. Hopinka (Video)
8. Julien Bismuth (The Piraha Project_01)
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Entry
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DESIGN PROPOSAL
Projection Room
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Gallery 2 - Projection Room/ The Piraha Project
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| Design Studio
| Swimming Pool
| Individual Work
A Journey of An Image Instructor: Nick Webb
The location of the new pool is alongside the marine lake in West Kirby. People could overlook the Dee Estuary in a coastal town on the Wirral peninsula. It is a small town which is famous for its beautiful scenery and unique island landscaping. Various water sports take place here which is a perfect place for people to arrange a relaxing swimming pool to improve the overall quality of West Kirby. In order to cooperate the liveliness of the site, the proposal combines some associated spaces, notably an outside lido pool, since it is currently popular across the nation. The uniqueness of the project is a combination of playing area and meditation space. To be specific, spa design is feature thinking. A balance between dynamic and static activities are integrated within the design work, which tries to emphasize the importance of balance.
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SITE ANALYSIS Concept
3° 12‘ 00’‘ W
3° 11‘ 08’‘ W
3° 10‘ 00’‘ W
Hilbre Island
53° 22‘ 00’‘ N
wave
Sand & rocks
S parada walkway between inland lake and sea
53° 21‘ 00’‘ N
Reflecting on the form and functions
53° 20‘ 00’‘ N
Island Sightseeing Windsurfing Walking along the bay Aquatic center
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West Kirby activities mapping
Running pathway
Water Sports
Design Process DESIGN PROCESS
Form Generation/Elements from the Image
The rock form of the site generates the cladding.
Inner function divisions is sitimulated from the sand.
Cutting out ”plane” for continuous view and direct pathway.
Site Response
Main entrance is arranged on the crowded traffic road and residental areas with secondary entrance for visiting.
Lido is put on the west-southern side to gain more sunlight during daytime.
Landscaping design include kiosks and fountain to react with the context.
AXONOMATRIC PLAN
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CHILDREN’S POOL: There are more facilities providing here in order to increase the enjoyment of the space. Depth of the pool is ranged between 0.8m and 1.2m. Translucent walking bridge provides areas on and under the water.
PREMIUM POOL: Medium level pool is designed for more skillful swimmers. Stairs are designed to increase the movement of the space. Underwater tunnels are connected to the external lido to provide unique shadow diving experience. Depth is between 1.5m to 3.8m. 99
PERSPECTIVE SECTION
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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OUTER POOL The image presents outer swimming and spa zone which consists of a lido, a mineral spa and sun terrace space. This is the most interesting space of the design which integrate two contrasting activities .
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There are lots of underwater tunnels and bridges for people to land and move. Furthermore, the position of the pool is taking the maximum sunlight during the whole day based on the solar analysis.
STREET VIEW The image shows the external appearance of scheme. It reflects and respond to the context through using of glass bricks for the lido space. Furthermore, the geometry is an imitation of the surrounding residential area.
Surrounding benches and landscaping is consideration for facilities integration in order to increase the richness of the design. Also, attracting the attention from both the visiting roads and residential roads.
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| Design Studio
| Medical Organization
| Individual Work
Recoding of Helix Instructor: Richard Dod
The site is a city block on the edge of Falkner Square, alongside Liverpool Womens’Hospital. It is recently announced that the Royal College of Physicians is to commission a center of excellence in Liverpool to serve the north of England. This will be their first newbuild since Lasduns’ tour-de-force, and they intend to build on the success of their recent past. In addition to the learned space, exhibition space is dominant as a reflection of the need to embrace new thinking and science in professional practice. From the outset, the intention was to encourage the general public to visit their premises and engage them through this exhibition rather than hideaway behind the closed doors of an elitist establishment. Hence, it would be essential to make the connection of traditions and modernity as well as consideration for medical learning output in the scheme.
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SITE RESPONSE
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CONCEPT
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AXONOMETRIC PLAN
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MASTER PLAN
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TECTONIC DETAILS
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-Central CENTRAL LIBRARY Library The library image shows the central corridors of the institution. It is the most important space for both students and visitors to communicate and study.
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-Street STREET ViewVIEW Th e n i g h t r e n d e r i n g i m a g e s h o w s t h e appearance of the project. The lighting effect through the translucent glass is the key thing to express in this visualization.
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| Competition
| Installation Design
| Teamwork
Flow - Honorable Mention Instructor: Wendy Teo Partner: Xin Liu
The design is a public space installation located in Borneo, which combines the concept of local, regional weaving materials and dance in southeast Asia. Attempts to explore the possibility of weaving in different dimensions. This design also proves the possibility of combining traditional cultural with parametric design. At a given scale, from a point thick, like a tree trunk, the central activity space is formed. The weaving of threads is in negative area, and the lines of different colors form the woven continuum above. By changing the control curve, different suitable forms can be obtained according to various site conditions.
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CONCEPT
Local tribe dance forms the eight installations, which are placed across the whole island in the specific location. 116
The idea is to transform the local conventions to a modern representative language in an island context.
SENARIOS
Local tribe dance starts with an leader elder using spear gun as a sign. First movement is tribe leader freehand dancing and gradually involving with local shield.
Second movement performs more drastic which leads to a competing position. Thirld is the female transition to gentle the dancing rhythm. Eventally with man response for final chapter.
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CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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City Furniture Robotic Bending 2017 Summer Workshop 120
Shanghai
DEBATING KUKA ROBOTIC ARM ADVANTAGES 1 Save labor, reduce workers working labor force. 2 Safety, improve efficiency, enhance the quality. 3 Enough to receive instruction, precisely positioned to be a point three-dimensional work(or two-dimensional). 4 Competitiveness
ISSUE CNC BENDING MACHINE
1 CNC bending machine mold adjustment at the time, in a stationary state, in the course of their work increasing the difficulties, but if you want to adjust it, wrong contact would cause great damage to the mold. 2 During operation, bending sheet metal to ensure a balance and avoid a separate end of the sheet is compressed, this is abnormal sheet metal bending is a loss for the sheet, the CNC bending machine tooling and also costing. 3 At running time, the machine is prohibited to be adjusted. In the case of molding adjustment operation of the machine, the personal safety cause some risks. 121
RATIONALIZATION
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INSTALLATION
PROCESS TESTING
CONSTRUCTING
BENDING
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FLOATING DAYBED
Floating Daybed
Team: Xiaofeng Mei (Major Project Designer) Xiaotian Gao Type: HongKong First Home Electricity HongkongDesign First Competition Home Electricity Design Competition
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Refurbishment The Past
Tutor: Marta Colmenares Fernández, Oriol Domínguez Martínez, Alejandro García Hermida Carmen Moreno Adán, Raquel Peña López Type: Reconstructing local settlements and expploring development methods Location: Oasis of M ' hamid Project Description: In southern Morocco, there is a place where the need to improve the living conditions of the local population and to value the traditional architecture are essential: the oasis of M'Hamid, in the province of Zagora (Souss-Massa Drâa).Terrachidia proposes to collaborate in its projects in situ, participating with international collaboration in the construction sites in order to restore the heritage of the oasis.
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SUMMER INTERN_XUBERANCE_AUTOMOBILE ARCHITECTURE PROJECT
Team: Steven Ma, Mohamed Abdelhady, Anna Koscinska Type: Competition Role: Landscape Design, Concept, diagram
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SUMMER INTERN_XUBERANCE_EVERGRANDE STADIUM COMPETITION
Team: Steven Ma, Mohamed Abdelhady, Anna Koscinska,Yihan Zheng Type: Competition Role: Landscape Design, Concept, diagram
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2016 -2020 Selected Work
SUMMER INTERN_XUBERANCE_AUTOMOBILE ARCHITECTURE PROJECT
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