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run.the.boi.1999
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Iowa of
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Architecture
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EDUCATION
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BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY, Ames, Iowa 2017-2022 (currently 3rd year)
I am originally from Taipei, Taiwan.
EXCHANGE STUDENT PROGRAM HEARTLAND CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Belton, Missouri 2015-2017
When I was 16, I left home to travel abroad alone.
EMPLOYMENT
AOE ARCHITECT & ASSOCIATES INTERNSHIP New Taipei City, Taiwan 2018 / 2019 JUNE-JULY
I studied high school in the state of Missouri.
SKILLS
DIGITAL Photoshop, InDesign, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, V-Ray, Keynote, iMovie, photography, videography
In the Junior year of high school, I discovered my interest and
HANDS-ON markers, ink pens, graphite pencils, charcoals, pastel chalks, model making
talent in art.
LANGUAGES
Traditional Chinese (native), English (fluent), Taiwanese (conversational)
Through art, I learn to think.
EXTRA CURRICULAR
DATUM ARCHITECTURE JOURNAL 2019-current
Through art, I learn about myself.
PEER MENTOR DSN S 102 assisiting first-year design students 2018 FALL, 2019 FALL, 2020 SPRING
Through art, I learn to observe the world in new
RECOGNITION
2020 RICHARD F. HANSEN PRIZE NOMINATION project partner- Mae Murphy
pespectives.
INTEREST
producing art, outdoor sketching, going to a art museum / exhibition, fashion, educational conversations,
Through art, I become a better person.
filming, video editing, thrifting, being creative, being humorous
Through art, I crave to learn about architecture.
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Soap + Paper Towel
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Carcinogens
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Climate Action Center
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+ In a bathroom / restroom, a gendered or uni-sex one, I explore the simpliest patterns in the nature. Utilizing publicly available soap + paper towel.
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A cancer treatment center inspired from cell division designed with carcinogenic building materials
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Who will be impacted in this “gamble”? Who will get lucky and win all the chips? Who will lose? We
spend
so
much
money
researching CURES for cancer. We
spend
so
much
money
developing products and materials that CAUSE cancer. 15
Why
don’t
we
spend
time
PREVENTING cancer? The materials we are creating is turning around and harming us in many ways. Studies show we eat up to one credit card per day of harmful microplastics from: teabags , and our food. We do not know the repercussions of consumption.
Our building, the Inverness Maggie’s Center, and many others all around the world are impacting the rate in which individuals obtain cancer. In a center designed to take CARE of cancer , it is built upon the very materials that cause it . Maggie’s
Center
Construction
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The wall panels - a basic sandwich construction of timber stud with OSB boarding ( contains resin with formaldehyde ) to both faces fully filled with insulation ( Polybrominated diphenyl ethers) were largely pre-fabricated prior to delivery to site, and are connected at floor and roof level with continuous spliced laminated plywood chords(
contains
resin
with
formaldehyde
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.Internally, the spiralling monocoque wall and roof shell form is clad with solid birch plywood, fully bonded to the OSB internal skin and finished
with
Polybrominated
clear
fire
diphenyl
retardant ethers
lacquer
(PBDEs)
(
extremely carcinogenic especially in the dust) .Externally the equivalent plywood cladding is finished with translucent wood stain to match the timber. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs)
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Before we begin, we would first like to address two points that inspired our work: 1. As designers we must acknowledge that design has a political role in society. Buildings are not neutral. Architecture without context is nonexistent--and frankly very ignorant. 2. Climate change is happening. It is our responsibility to have knowledge and intent to address climate change and the impacts it has on the world.
p ​ roject
created
with
Mae
Murphy
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Our
project,
The
are
built
using
and
locally
temporary
structures site’s
climate
change.
constructed process,
spaces
footage
to
midwest.
The
groups
to
v
o
meeting
spaces,
are
gain
to
i
c
square government
placing
themselves
areas
of
community
change
with
and
listen e
the action
implement
provided
feedback
within.
new
suburban
current
sites
spaces
modular
the
a on
advocating
easily
storage
foster
the
of
a
provide
within
towards
are
destructed,
focused
These
experience
buildings
and
These
panels
curated
providing
equipment
within
are
The
and
Center,
materials.
individual
of
structure
Crisis
prefabricated
sourced
each
exactly
Climate
on-site to s
local .
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The wall panels arearranged one way to allow for more
private
pushed
out
meetings.
to
versatility
on
building.
the
This
working
spaces,
accommodate
This
depending
of
alcove
for
for
and
can
large
is
event/program
allows
items
but
the
be group
adaptable within
the
collaboration
knowledge
passed
on
from one site to the next. The Climate Crisis Centers utilize transportable nontoxic
panels
materials
such
containing as
cellulose
fiber
insulation and FSC approved formaldehyde-free plywood. This
temporary
structure
advocates
specific from similar) and new
governmental
spaces the to obtain
Green
for
to New
engage important
building on-site
implement Deal the
(or local
feedback
governmental
policies a
policy
community within
the
facilities.
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