Pamela Pan by Pamela Pan

Architectural Portfolio Selected University of Pennsylvania - Master of Architecture I

Pamela Yujia Pan

In the dance of light and shadow, we find, A world where dreams and visions intertwine. Where lines and curves, in graceful embrace, Every stroke is a piece of time, of space, of place.

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3 Weitzman School of Design | University of Pennsylvania Acedemic Works | Architecture & Interior 07 08 09 Professional Work: Bei Zhaolong Hotel Professional Work: Brick Work Art Works - illustration Hospitality, Beijing, 2021 Spring Brick Work, Philadelphia, 2023 Summer 2018 - 2023 CONTENT 01 02 03 04 05 06 Red Hook Apartment Flowing with water Speaking to the city Sinusoid Aesop Shop

of a distillery in red hook, New York, 2022 Fall

plant in flushing, New York, 2023 Spring Mental health center in Seoul, South Korea, 2023 Fall Wall installation in Shanghai, China, 2016 June Skin care shop in Shanghai, China, 2018 June Untamed Church An unconventional Church for LGBT group in Milan, Italy, 2020 June

Renovation

Water

Red Hook Apartment

Date: 2022 Fall

Location: New York

Critic: Ben Krone

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Gentrication is happening in Red Hook. Instead of criticizing it on the bad sides, how could we imrove the process?

Attractingg new business and providing opportunities without displacing current inhabitants.Emerging artists and seniors are like 2 dierent components that are from the same place. They seperate and go through dierent ways, even mimic each other. When they merge together, a third space is born, which serves both of them. More connections would happen in that space, not only physical touch or conversations, even through sightview.

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Cut one piece of paper

From cutting one piece of paper

Two different components were born when we cutting one piece of paper. Emerging artists and seniors are like 2 dierent components that are from the same place. They seperate and go through dierent ways, even mimic each other. When they merge together, a third space is born, which serves both of them.

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Public Space Interior Space

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2nd Floor Plan

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Pamela Pan Apartment - Bedroom Apartment - Living room Apartment - Bedroom

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Longitudinal Section

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02 Speaking to the city

Date: 2023 Fall

Location: Seoul

Partner: Amy Greenberg

Critic: David Moon

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Acedemic Works

In Seoul, the project emphasizes the preservation of the site's cultural and natural heritage. By integrating the center into the landscape and utilizing underground or semi-underground chambers, the design seeks to minimize disruption to the environment while creating a space that honors and respects the site's significance to the Korean people. This approach not only preserves the site's integrity but also ensures continued public access, allowing the community to connect with and appreciate the site's unique history and significance.

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Architecture & Interior

The urban pattern throughout history

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Pamela Pan Pottery Center

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Pottery Center + Resource Center

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A series of underground or semi underground chambers and rooms carved into the landscape, exploring the realtionship between the ground and buildings. This site is historically meaningful to Koreans. In order to respect the site and leave the access to public as much as possible, a lot of things would happen underground.

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Resource Center Overall Model

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Pamela Pan Mental Health Center Section

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Exploring

the boundary - Collage

Sinusoid

Date: June, 2016

Location: Shanghai

Partner: Xinyue Cao, Haoming Fu

Critic: Zhicheng Cai

Responsibility: Model study, Modeling, Building

This project is commited by a client in Shanghai, aiming to build a parametric fabrication on a wall. Our team wanted to begin with an interesting unit. By studying each parameters' property, we design suitable joint to connect all units forming a good surface.

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It was inspired from Origami at first and we picked this shape up among many different units.

unit's plan and section in different degree of folding unit's formation units' connection

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model study

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Pan detail half built bone

surface

surface with grids units on surface

explode layers

Surface in different degree of twisting

Determine the desired level of twisting: The first step is to decide how much twisting you want in the surface. This will depend on the intended use and aesthetic preferences. Choose a design method: There are various methods for designing twisted surfaces, including parametric modeling, sculpting, and mathematical formulas. The method you choose will depend on your design skills and available software.Create a base surface: Start with a base surface that you will twist. This can be a simple flat or curved surface, or a more complex surface that you have created using a modeling tool. Add a twist: Use the design method you have chosen to add a twist to the base surface. This may involve manipulating the surface geometry, applying a mathematical formula, or using a sculpting tool to deform the surface.Adjust the degree of twisting: Fine-tune the degree of twisting until you achieve the desired level. This may involve making small adjustments to the design method or changing the parameters of the surface.

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Untamed Church

Type: Individual work

Date: June, 2020

Location: Milan

There are tremendous churches in the world, most of them refuse to accept homosexual christians. This project situated in a homosexual community in Milan, aiming to create an unconventional church for LGBT(lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender) group. It's semiarch, asymmetric and overt.

In this triangle site, people can see more curves in one street and see more angles in another side.

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1 bell tower 2 entrance 3 holy water font 4 choir 5 main church 6 chancel 7 father only 8 preyer rooms 9 meeting rooms 10 kitchen 11 courtyard 12 chapel Ground Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan 1 2 3 5 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Main church

Bell Tower Sanctuary Preyer Space

area: 43m2

height: 30m

material: brick, stucco

area: 613m2

height: 10m

material: wall tile, stucco

area: 101m2

height: 3m

material: concrete,

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concrete, stucco

Chapel Office

area: 275m2

height: 6m

material: brick, stucco

area: 120m2

height: 7m

material: concrete, stucco

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Space

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The untamed church places a strong emphasis on inclusivity, social justice, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights. They may also prioritize creating a supportive and nurturing community for their members, many of whom may have experienced discrimination or marginalization in other aspects of their lives.

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Aesop Shop

Type: Individual work

Date: June, 2018

Location: Shanghai

Aesop is a cosmetics brand originated from Melbo u rne. The brand's philosophy is nature sustainability. When considering new locations, it is our intention to weave ourselves into the fabric of the street and add something of merit rather than impose a discordant presence. So the project used the local material-grey brick in Shanghai to form two main walls which are also products display shelves. Sunlight can enter the space through the right side Whollow wall.

The furnitures in the shop were designed to meet the shape of space and form two pathways, including a huge washstand, a checkout counter and a sofa.

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Left side wall for displaying products Right side wall for displaying products

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I am a Washstand section washstand 4710mm 1300mm 2016 Furnitre Design - Washstand

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Check-out counter

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I am a Lazy Chair section chair 810mm 600mm 2016

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Furnitre Design - Chair

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Entrance of the shop

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Date: 2023 Spring

Location: New York

Partner: Shiyi Qi

Critic: Dorian Booth

Nominated for Pressing Matters

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Gentrication is happening in Red Hook. Instead of criticizing it on the bad sides, how could we imrove the process? Attractingg new business and providing opportunities without displacing current inhabitants.Emerging artists and seniors are like 2 dierent components that are from the same place. They seperate and go through dierent ways, even mimic each other. When they merge together, a third space is born, which serves both of them. More connections would happen in that space, not only physical touch or conversations, even through sightview.