Portfolio _ Master of Architecture design_Oupu

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Oupu Wang

Education: Bachelor of Architecture(RMIT)

Master of Architecture (UNIMELB)

Rhino

Revit

Sketchup

V-RAY For Rhino

Enscape

Unreal Engine

Grasshopper

Photoshop

Indesign

Illustrator

HOT 2000

Fluxo Vento

Cloud Compare

DaVinci Resolve

Office 365 ENGLISH

fluent

STUDIO D_ Tex-Tiles: Up-Cycling Fashion Industry

STUDIO E_ Living Off The Land

INTENSIVE STUDIO_ DF_LAB: Ignored Woods

INTENSIVE STUDIO

ZEMCH:Afforda-Build

If people want to understand and learn a thing, they should first stay in this environment. By learning from Lebbeus woods' philosophy: “The essence of architecture transcended these limits by seeking something other than an idea expressed as a built form.” The Commonwealth Report as a strong thorn crash and destroy the land's logic, is now aware of its rudeness and prejudice.

The exterior and interior architectural language, including a pavilion and some physical ways to echo the importance of livings, sky, country and water, creating an opportunity for modern people to dialogue with Kulin nation.

In conclusion, this project is a process of using diamond to create a freespace, talking to gap and expressing the land civilization operation to everyone, through human &non-human country, artificial and natural methods, dominant cultures and indigenous culture, knowledge communication and materials dialogue, expressing how to emphasis the indigenous civilization effect and how do we live in a subtly moving trajectory.

GAP: DIALOGUE WITH HETERARCHY

Rather than the Advanced Baillieu Library's own dialogue with itself, the relationship between Non-Human Pavilion and whole Baillieu Library is more of a conversation between human and non-human country. The medium of connection is the surrounding trees, which fades the connection of two independent and opposing individuals together. They are equal, every life, non-life is equal. It is artificial, secondary, tries to imitate the growth form of natural life, but it can't be real.

As a modern building, it is extending the shadow of the non-huuman country, both in spirit and shape.

Tex-Tiles is an upcycling fast fashion industry that repurposes existing unsold and second-hand fast fashion clothing through redesign for reuse. it sits on the western boundary of North Melbourne, along with the Laurens st and Anderson st. It serves as an industrial site that, while maintaining its own industrial operations, provides commemorative significance at the urban scale, reduces the boundary distance between surrounding areas, creates an atmosphere of architectural historical significance, extends into the future, and offers a sense of design continuity in the connecting area.

The initial impression of the site is a red brick old factory with a strong sense of boundaries, seemingly an invisible wall that psychologically and environmentally restricts the movement of pedestrians, as if those who wish to explore are refused access even if they attempt to enter. The only thing found on this site that feels welcoming is this dilapidated resting area, a memorable scene that serves as a microcosm of the site and its history.

TEX-TILES_UP-CYCLING FASHION INDUSTRY

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The contrast between repainted and peeled off logo traces, 2 signages are mentioned the non-physical elements here, the continuous renewal, demolition, reconstruction, repairs that keep overlapping layers with each other. This site has concealed by the trees and parked cars in front, much like people abandoning the brick wall.

The design includes numerous staircases to enhance circulation and add an element of interest. Diversity and a sense of transparency allow passersby, whether inside or outside, to view the industrial activities within the site. It also provides a friendly atmosphere for resting, allowing various perspectives to experience the site's depth. The design includes numerous staircases to enhance circulation and add an element of interest. Diversity and a sense of transparency allow passersby, whether inside or outside, to view the industrial activities within the site. It also provides a friendly atmosphere for resting, allowing various perspectives to experience the site's depth.

Based on this, the architecture is designed for amusement based on daylight, green areas, brick wall art, and the urban functional zone divisions within the site. It aims to create shaded light and shadow effects through greeneries, promoting pedestrian interaction. The site is chosen for its natural accessibility, reducing the sense of boundaries and the perceived distance between people and the factory. By nature of the factory and its interaction with the community, it aims to create a sense of closeness and harmony while maintaining the privacy of the industry. It serves to fill the gap and acts as a connection between the industrial and urban zones.

the aim of this project is to utilize site waste materials in construction and address water issues, provide a more comfortable and convenient accommodation lives for students. The recycled materials require innovative consideration to explore the diversity of material applications. This approach reinforces the concept of sustainable development by reducing site waste accumulation, encourages students to gain a deeper understanding of the importance of environmental conservation.

The strategies break down in 3 hierarchy parts: Firstly, the existed bathroom is demolished to create a large circulation space. which reconfigured to include separate facilities. Secondly, pavilions will be introduced as new communal facilities for students. Finally, corridors and ground circulation will active the site, allowing each unit to be independent yet interconnected, fostering interaction and communication among students.

In terms of materials, the project focuses on recycling site waste to emphasize the amount of waste generated by campus and achieve on-site recycling. It aims to redevelop non-commercial materials, including abandoned buildings, plastics, and naturally occurring unwanted waste such as straw algae, into new construction materials.

The strategies of recycling materials are primarily divided into two categories: algae and straw. The green component in pervious slide involves the algae from the site and mixing with waste plastics to create bioplastic and fabrics.

Additionally, each window has been added shadings, and straw found from agriculture land transformed into thatch and cladded with polycarbonate as an external layer to dormitories as insulation, reduce thermal energy loss.

LIVING OFF THE LAND

Dormitory & Communal Facilities

In Dookie Campus

STUDIO E_BOTHY

03/2024-07/2024

Capriccio_ Algae Hub in Dookie Campus

BUILDING 170: ART CLUB STUDIO

Introduction to High-Performance Design_Assignment 3_ Oupu Wang & Yangfan Zhou

LV4 FACADE IMPROVE AGENDAS

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Existing Facade

1. East and west side of the building get enough sunlight

2.The trees in the east facade provide natural shading Negative

1. The trees on the east side of the building block the lower levels from the sunlight.

2. No sunshade above the window.

-Shelter: The extrude shelter hiding 70 percent of rains and other weather effects.

-Double Glazing: It has strong insulation characteristics that avoid wind or other noise, temperature effects.

Shading Windows Division Separate windows structures due to fire safety and indoor mental quality, reduce window overage percents.

Shading panels get asthetic effect to inside. Its main function is to avoide straight sunlight and as a shelter to decrease the weather damage. Additionally, panels can be controlled by users.

-Maintaining Brick Wall: Clay brick is natural insulation with strong thermal confort, controlling the temperature cool in summer and warm in winter.

-New material window: The Double glaze with PVC window frame is one of selection to decrease thermal effects and as a less thermal bridge materials.

-Flexible Shading Panels: Panels act as a shading elements along the facade straight decreasing exterior facade temperature, and adjust shading angles.

- Greenery Along the Inner Facade: Vegetation usually is a helpful fabrics to against hot and sunlight.

Retrofitted

MIND & MENTAL HEALTH

-Advanced Windows Performance: The Double glaze with PVC window frame is one of selection to decrease thermal effects and as a less thermal bridge materials.

Ventilation & HVAC

PEOPLE PLACES HEALTHY

- Greenery Along the Inner Facade: Vegetation usually is a helpful fabrics to against hot and sunlight.

Polyvinyl Chloride Window Frame

Embodied Carbon-83.86%

Total Embodied Carbon: 27064.8 KgCO2e

Double Glazing Embodied Carbon-15.83%

Total Embodied Carbon: 8859.72 KgCO2e

Shading Device: CLT & ALPOLIC

Total Embodied Carbon: 27668.16 KgCO2e

Indoor Materiality

Long Life & Recycle Materials:

-Use PVC air duct as environmentally friendly and durable air ducts

-Using efficient equipment, adopting renewable energy sources

THERMAL COMFORT AIR

-Thermal Comfort: insulation & airtightness: Add thermal insulation structure and alternate no thermal bridge elements around windows or other architectural elements.

Efficient HVAC System

HVAC systems often require a significant amount of energy consumption, so more efficient equipment will be used when selecting these devices. And rated through NUMBERS or GREEN STAR.

Sustainable Materials

Use materials with lower embodied carbon and use recyclable or renewable materials for sustainability

-Maintaining Brick Wall: Clay brick is natural insulation with strong thermal confort, controlling the temperature cool in summer and warm in winter.

Renewable Energy

Incorporate the use of renewable energy into the design, such as installing solar panels on the roof to provide electricity, and installing solar water heaters to provide hot water for the interior of the building

- Supported and well arranged daylight decline the electricity uses

- Natural ventilation avoid electrical ventilation facilities and its energy

- Solar Panels achieve self-energy support.

- Energy Efficient Facilities in Kitchen, Bathroom and other typical spaces.

ARTWORK WORKSHOP

Long life & recycle materials as indoor fitout may helps reduce waste, conseve sources and decrease the damage of the nature.

Material Instance: recycle metals, woods, glass, fabrics, etc.

Vegetation:

Local indoor vegetation would be decrease the CO2 and influence the fresh air ventilation efficiency. They brings natural fresh oxygen rather than only apply mechanical and natural ventilation.

Flexibility: Space & Volumes Operation

Combinded Multi-Purpose Workspace

This consideration not only save the physical space and electricity, but also limit the spends in different area. The energy efficient design, such as the efficient lighting fixtures and optimizing the daylights.

Operable& Flexible Furnitures

These furnitures could be accomodate in different scale and uses. They could be free to reconfigured and rearraged due to they use. This time, it not only reduce the costs on it, also minimizing waster and upfront embodied carbon insside.

We look for materials that readily avaliable by surrounding context, in Victoria, avoiding the embodied carbon spent on traffic and industry.

Intelligent Management

In order to save energy, monitors are installed in different areas to save energy. Also using voice controlled lights and faucets with sensors.

BIOPHILIC DESIGN

The six elements of biophilic design

UNIVERSAL DESIGN

Some walls are covered with rattan plants, increasing the connection between humans and nature. Attract people naturally to the characteristics of the natural environment, thereby bringing some creativity and inspiration to art clubs

The shape of shading devices mimics the shape characteristics of leaves in nature, making the overall atmosphere of the building closer to nature.

Place-based relationships

In this design, some local plant varieties will be used as indoor potted plants to establish a strong sense of connection with the place.

Multi-Purpose Workshop

A space that allows multiple collaboration, such as painting, sculpture, photography, etc. There is a storage cabinet where different tools (such as plaster, clay, tripod.) can be stored.

Folding Arranged Table

In this work area, there is a foldable table where people can usually discuss and create various artworks.

Open work space can make it easier for employees communication and collaboration, as employees are more likely to see and critique work contents and progresss that can promote closer teamwork, improve work efficiency and productivity.

The use of glass walls indoors can increase the visual openness, and some visitors can also have a clear understanding of the process of artwork production.

CONFERENCE SPACES

This is a small group communication place for collaborative work, the atmosphere is relatively relaxed and more suitable for small projects where 2-3 people collaborate.

Principles derived from

Implement energy-saving measures: Energy-saving measures such as building insulation, natural ventilation, should be adopted to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Improving building energy efficiency: Adopting efficient air conditioning, lighting and other equipment to reduce energy consumption.

DF_LAB: IGNORED WOODS

07/2023-11/2023

The strong inclination towards the use of various types of engineered timber is evident in construction practices in Australia, particularly plantation pine, standing out as a primary framing material for residential buildings. However, trees in urban environments are often considered as landscape elements rather than within the scope of architectural consideration. In the heart of Melbourne's city center, trees are controlled in their growth to maintain the urban greenery, resulting in a diverse array of felled or fallen wood types, including eucalyptus, plane trees, elm, poplar, and oak. Notably, eucalyptus and Mountain Ash have found application in Australian architecture, indicating that the use of these fragmented materials might lead to their neglect or wastage.

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ZEMCH: AFFORDA-BUILD

The Vision

The Afforda-build initiative revolutionizes the approach to designing, constructing, financing, and communalising our forthcoming residences, communities, and urban landscapes. Its primary objective is to facilitate the entry of more affordable housing options into the market, simplify sustainable and economical living, and promote enriching communal living experiences. By minimizing occupant expenditure and efficiency in construction through modular units that will expand and grow with you.

Diagram

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

MASS CUSTOMISATION OPTIONS - SIMULATIONS (Fluxovento, Velux)

Other Occupants

Weighted Evaluation Diagram

Weighted Evaluation Diagram - Results

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