BArch. Portfolio in THU - Rachel Duan

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Jiarun Duan 段嘉润 portfolio

Content

Resume 04

Academic Works 06

In the Garden Peking Opera Museum Design 06

A Tale of Arcadia New China National Gallery Project 12

Art Axis · Urban Design for the Beijing Central Axis 20

Up and Town · Student Union Center Design 26

Lighthouse · Rural Revitalization Workstation Design 32

Lighting Design for Suites in Elder Nursing House & 06

Research on Human eyes light's exposure 38

Other Works 42

Miscellaneous 48

Education

Sept. 2020

Sept. 2021

Aug. 2015 July 2020

July Aug. 2017

Sept. 2012 June 2015

Master of Science in Light & Lighting Candidate

London, United Kingdom University College London -

Bachelor of Architecture

GPA 3.6

Bachelor of Laws in Sociology

Beijing, China , Tsinghua University -

) Second Major (

Architecture Design Studio of Soundscape in Berlin

Berlin, Germany TU Berlin Summer School -

Beijing No.2 Middle School

Work Experience

May 2019 Aug. 2019

Dec. 2017 Nov. 2019

Mar. 2018 Sept. 2018

Architectural Intern Beijing, China Urbanus Architecture

- Engaged in design development with construction drawings | Vanke Fuzhou Commercial Center

- Assisted with schematic designs and preparing presentations for client | Datong Tower Square Landscape Design

Beijing, China , Diduhui Design Studio

- Designed infographic for o )(part-time Visual Designer

Freelance

Documentary Producer

- Directed,

Related Experience

Feb. 2019

cial WeChat account; Co-designed books and maps

lmed and edited a documentary on artist Cheng Yuan; displayed in the National Gallery of China

Tsinghua University Students Rural Revitalization Program in Shanxi province

Tutor, Yulin, Shanxi, China

June - Sept. 2018

duanjr1997@gmail.com

+86 188-0116-1835 (CN)

+44 0752-996-5402 (UK)

Jiarun Duan Skills

Conducted site surveys in four villages; designed schematic THU work-station

provided consultation to government

2018 Summer Tsinghua University Students Rural Revitalization Program

Organizer, Beijing, China

- Organized 13 teams with 200+ students performing rural revitalization activities with trained professional skills

Jan. Feb. 2018

Aug. 2016

July Aug. 2016

July 2017

June 2017

Oct. 2016

Sketchup, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, AutoCAD, V-ray Enscape. Keyshot, Laser Cutting, CNC Milling

Lighting Design and Analysis

DIALux evo, Diva for Rhino, Ladybug Suite

Visual Experssion

Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, Lightroom Watercolor, Sketching, Photography iWork Office Suite, MS Office Suite

Architecture Design Languages

MANDARIN Native ENGLISH TOEFL 106

Leadership

May 2018

Apr. 2019

Feb. 2017 Feb. 2018

Tsinghua University Rural Beautification Program in Hainan province

- Conducted site survey in Sanjiang Village; spatial and industry planning; THU work-station design Group leader, Haikou, Hainan, China

Left-behind Children Health Education and Reaserch Project

Team leader, Jinggangshan, Jiangxi, China |

- Investigated, designed curriculum on health and gender; volunteered to teach 260+ left-behind rural children

Building Technology of Dong People Protection Project

Team member, Gaoyi, Hunan, China

- Made records of building crafts of ethnic Dong; constructed drum buildings; compiled manuals of public interes

Additional Volunteer Activities

Tsinghua design team for Solar Decathlon China -

Sixth World Peace Forum -

Sought sponsorship for passive house Shandong, China

Interpreted Mandarin to English for foreign officials and diplomats | Beijing, China

Beijing Design Week at Baita Temple Venue -

Provided guidance at a planning exhibition | Beijing, China

Deputy Secretary

Tsinghua University , Youth League Committee of the School of Architecture

- Organized more than 300 students from the School of Architecture to participate in professional activities

Deputy Director

Department of External Affairs of Tsinghua University Student Union

Sought sponsorships for campus events and maintained relationships with universities and organizations

Awards & Honors

Nov. 2018

Oct. 2018

Sept. 2018

- Annual Excellent League Member of Tsinghua University

- Alumni Nee Tianzeng Scholarship for outstanding individual performing social services

- Best Students’ Professional Practice of Beijing Universties, China (group award)

Dec. 2016 - Third Place in Tsinghua 12·9 Memorial Design Competition

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In the Garden

Peking Opera Museum Design

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Beijing, China

Time: 2017.09

Supervisor:Jun SHAN

The Peking Opera Museum is located on the east side of Beijing Gulou, and is one of the most representative areas in Beijing. The Drum Tower in history represents the authority of time. At this moment, this area is a platform for young people, tourists and citizens to communicate with each other, and mainstream culture and underground music are carried forward here. This design aims to make Peking Opera a link between citizens and tourists, between tradition and modernity, and between China and the world, as much as possible to restore the cordiality and stability of the Hutong area, while integrating Beijing’s traditional culture. The rich and clear curve space aims to Create diversified visit experiences and create opportunities for different groups of people to communicate, interact, and convey Peking Opera culture.

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The original texture of the site is small-scale streets and courtyard houses. In order to integrate into the city and be close to the citizens, similar strips are selected for the architectural texture.

Add the flow of spatial circulation and connect various exhibition spaces in series. The interior atmosphere of this non-linear space is relaxed and lively, completely open to the public.

Based on different functions, the height and width of this nonlinear space are designed to be appropriate. Spatial relationship of staffs, locals and tourists are refined based on their relationships.

Refine the spatial layout, increase the beam and column system of the building structure, complete the facade design, green courtyard design, and consider the light environment

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Basement
plan Second floor plan Aerial View Staff member Member Route Public Route Location
Ground floor plan
floor
Forbidden City Rock &Roll Folk Music Musical Instrument Store Peking Opera Museum and fans Yan Dai St. Nan Luo St. Field axis Diverse music environment Distribution of fans Site height Control Flow of foreign tourists Flow of regular tourists View from the Drum Tower Site boundary

A non-liner circulation is used to connect the outward urban space and the inward citizen residential area, so that the building has both the external citizen participation stage and the internal exhibition space. At the same time, the interior and exterior of the building separates the activity space for visitors and performers, and at the same time creates the possibility of sight and lightshadow communication, so that the relationship between the two is constantly changing during the visit.

North elevation South elevation East elevation West elevation
View from street View from south main entrance
Perspective sections
View from yard Museum and The Drun Tower Sateg for the City View from the S Inside Exclusive Stage Visitors and Actors Ligthing Design for the Underground Exhibition

A Tale of Arcadia

New China National Gallery Project

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Beijing, China

Time: 2018.02

Supervisor:Yansong MA

Art is always swallowed by power and ideology. This is especially obvious in China. People can only see what they should see, not actively exploring. The gallery is no longer a carrier of artistic value, but an attraction. Therefore, this gallery is to inspire people to create and learn. This project was designed in a completely utopian state, with no ideological rules. By visiting, people can liberate numbness from hegemony. The purpose of the visit is to rebuild the ability to think, observe and break, the ability to inform and be informed in the transformation of the spatial narrative, and to generate an attitude towards the surrounding objects.

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Aesthetic Process-Variation

Aesthetic Process-Consciousness

Aesthetic Process-Revolution

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“Wuling people fish for business”
This group of works attempts to express the possible impact and awakening of the ideal National Gallery on people's ideology, creating an Arcadia completely isolated from external ideology in the chaos.

The architecture hopes to use a state of absolute disappearance against the powers around the site. The purpose of using non-confrontation is to allow people to awaken people's thinking about reality in the process of searching for the boundary between existence and extinction. But instead of hiding the building, I hope the "hidden" of the building is readable. At the same time, the internal environment of the building should be completely different from the external environment. The external environment is modern and familiar to people, while the internal environment is unfamiliar but not fearful, just like the pleasant society of the paddock traffic in the Taohuayuan. Therefore, the three states of environment-building boundarybuilding interior can correspond to the different states of people discovering the peach blossom source by relying on the river.

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“Freedom”

The entrance of the building is composed of two parts. The zigzag ramp connects the small opening on the mirror façade of the peplescale size. People need to climb up to enter the building. The way is dark, but the light at the end attracts people to walk up.

The exit of the building is the only one, far away from the building. People need to walk upwards to gradually get out of the water, stuffing the Guoxue Pavilion and the Bird's Nest into people's eyes, and letting people return to the world from the beautiful peach blossom source.

The interior of the building is the canine-toothed mountains. People's first impression of the interior of the building is the stacked space and the viewers passing through it. The concepts of being viewed and viewed are blurred here. The complexity of the internal space contrasts with the simplicity of the outer skin and the cleanliness of the exhibition space, allowing people to stay and children to play. The National Gallery should be a place that attracts people to visit many times, not a sculpture that can see its essence in one go.

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Patio Sitting Relationship freedom Communicating Criticizing Assembly Publishing

Art Axis

Urban Design for the Beijing Central Axis

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Beijing, China

Time: 2018.09

Supervisor:Ge ZHONG

This design is for the Tianqiao part of Beijing central axis. As the ending of central axis, the Tianqiao bridge represents the end of imperial power and the beginning of civilian life in history where under the spontaneous creation from citizens, the relationship between upper and lower could always find a balance. However, the grand narrative represented by today's central axis is out of touch with the civilian system represented by the Tianqiao area with performing arts and culture genes. Therefore, in this design, I tried to improve the imbalance between the government and citizens, through the resetting of regional functions, creating a balanced cultural area, and using space axis and path management to create an excessive spatial experience, inserting different spatial nodes Nature to activate the vitality of the area.

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Museum node Outside of Office Sinking Square Open-Air Square Side-Road Perspective Node of Zimin Church Side-Road Perspective Folk Art Axis Central Axis

Art Axis

Urban Design for the Beijing Central Axis

Tianqiao is a performing arts area, and the performing arts activities it carries merge both the mainstream public and the private niche. It is necessary to find a suitable juxtaposition form in the lot.

At the same time, residents, tourists and professional experiencers also need to find a suitable way of getting along in the space. In my design, the resolution on both sides of the axis represents traditional citizen culture and official discourse, and the axis itself exists as a display window.

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1870s 1910s 1960s 2020s Road
General Layout
Boundary House Boundary Diagram of Scale

Although the area is not large, both dignitaries and ordinary people can find suitable entertainment activities here.

Despite the gradual decline of original citizen culture, the Tianqiao area still exists as a secular cultural business card within Beijing.

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Perspective of central axis on the south side Perspective of central axis on the north side Perspective of central axis on the side-way Road structure Function
structure Greening and outdoor space

UP & TOWN Student Union Center Design

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Beijing, China

Time: 2017.03

Supervisor:Xiaoxi Cheng

The Student Union Center is part of the design of the Academic Town in Tsinghua University. It is a refurbishment design of a dormitory and service building on the existing site. On the basis of preserving the original structural system, the design attracts as many people as possible through the transformation of internal and external spaces, and creates a dynamic spatial experience. In order to fit the academic atmosphere from overall environment, elements such as cloisters and water surfaces were introduced.

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General Layout
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Lighthouse

Rural Revitalization Workstation Design

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Chengmai, Hainan

Time: 2020.06

Supervisor:Hong ZHANG

The design is part of the Tsinghua University Student Rural Pevitalization Project, and is a base for students and villagers in Chengmai, Hainan to cooperate in education, construction and other activities. The design will be constructed based on the original office building on the site. With the respect ot the original structural system and results of computer simulation of the lighting and ventilation environment of the site, the building are conducive to the tropical ocean climate are generated. The building makes full use of local material to create a conversation between tradition and modern With the light lantern and stone base, a spatial vitality are created to welcome villagers.

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34 35 Green Courtyard Children Activity Facilities Groud Design Perspective Section of Library Perspective Section of Reception Louver Semi-open Louver All-closed No window and Louver Ventilation Simulation of Building Facades Design

Sunlight Hour Simulation of Building Facades Design

Louver Distribution

Sunlight Hour of a single day on the Spring vernal equinox

Sunlight Hour of a single day on the Summer solstice

Sunlight Hour of a single day on the Autumn vernal equinox

Sunlight Hour of a single day on the Winter solstice

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Lighting Design for Suite in Elder Nursing House & Research on Human eyes light's exposure

Type: Academic/Individual

Site:Beijing, China

Time: 2020.01

Supervisor:Xin Zhang

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Sunlight hours Analysis Field illumination Analysis Daytime supplymentlight Wake lightingup During temp-lightingmid-night Lighting during daytime During temp-lightingmid-night
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Soundscape of Berlin Drawing & Interactive Installation Design Vitality bond Community - Scale Urban Planning and Dwelling Design
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City Jungle Tsinghua University Hotel Design Old Boats Plus Landscape Design for a Seaport City

Weaving the light Parametric design of landscape pavilion

Detailed Construction Drawing For a Roof in Tropical Maritime Climate

Sections of a Traditional Courtyard Mapping & Technical Drawing

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For the Long Journey Documentary The way home Documentary Photography
Under Construction Architectural Photography

Paintings

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