Architecture Portfolio

Architecture Portfolio

Selected Works 2019-2023

Stanley Hung

Stanley Hung Queens, New York stanhung23@gmail.com 718-912-8645

WORK EXPERIENCE MH - International Architects

Taipei, Taiwan

Architectural Designer

May - June 2022

HERAN Co., Ltd.

Taoyuan, Taiwan

Construction Assistant

CTLU Architect & Associates Intern

Great Architect & Associates Intern

August - December 2021 Taipei, Taiwan July - August 2020 Taoyuan, Taiwan July - August 2019

EDUCATION Pratt Institute

Brooklyn, New York

Master of Science in Architecture

2022 - 2023

Chinese Culture University

Taipei, Taiwan

Bachelor of Architecture in Architecture and Urban Design

2016 - 2021

AWARDS AND HONORS Team 20 Architecture and Urban Planning Graduation Competition Nominee

June 2021

Kengo Kuma Mt. Yangming National Park Design Review Winner

January 2020

DIGITAL SKILLS 2D

3D

Rendering

AutoCAD Adobe Creative Suite

Rhinoceros Sketchup

V-Ray Enscape Lumion

OTHER SKILLS Languages

Competency

Mandarin (Native) English (Fluent)

Collaboration and Teamwork Attention to Detail and Accuracy Adaptability and Flexibility

Table of Contents 01 Home Less Home Urban Portable Bedroom

02 Rebreathe Historic Building Renovated Botanical Garden

03 Boundary Contemporary Art School

04 Reveal the Unseen Gravity-Fed Modular Gray Water Filtration System

Zhongzheng Dist., Taipei

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Mt. Yangming, Taipei

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Am Hof, Vienna

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Governors Island, New York

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Home Less Home

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Spring 2021 / Thesis Design

01 Home Less Home

25°02'51.5"N 121°30'49.2"E

Urban Portable Bedroom

Most homeless persons struggle daily to find a safe place to sleep. By providing them with a mobile house, they could avoid unwelcome public attention. Mobile homes may be mounted to public bikes and moved throughout the city, allowing them to be set up in different locations. This strategy would make the homeless safer and appeal to transients.

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Home Less Home

Port by HLH™

P8

P7

P7 P6 P5

P3

P7

P2 P4 P2

P2

P1

Opening

Finishing

Attachment

Port Component

A1

Door 1

B1

PC Board

D1

Bike Attachment

P1

Column & Socket (L)

A2

Door 2

B2

Pleated Shades Track

D2 HH Port Attachment

P2

Capsule Tray (L)

A3 Door 3

B3

Pleated Shades

D3 Wheel Attachment

P3

Control Panel

A4 Door Hinge

B4

Flexible Wood Board

D4 Wheel

P4

Main Structure

A5 Wood Board

B5

Flexible Wood Board

D5 Mattress

P5

Tray Holder

A6 Wood Board

Structure

D6 Plywood Shelf (Long)

P6

Metal Cover

D7 Plywood Shelf (Short)

P7

Capsule Tray (R)

P8

Column & Socket (R)

A7

Window Frame

A8 PC Board 03

C1

CNC Wood Frame

Spring 2021 / Thesis Design

B1

B2 A7

A8

B3

D7

D1

A6

C1 D7 A1

D2

A5 D6

A4 A4

A4

A4

D3

A4

A4 D3

A2 A3

D4

D4

D5 B4

B5

Capsule

by HLH™ 04

Home Less Home

B

B

F

A

C

D

E

In this experimental park, the homeless can pause their travels while also taking advantage of the showers and food. And if they need help getting back into the workforce, they have access to counseling and training programs. Homeless people can use the park as a secure place to sleep at night. Health and counseling services are included as well. Last but not least, the park gives the homeless a place to feel supported by others.

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Site Plan A

Public Restroom

D

Restaurant

B

Shower Room

E

Reception

C

Experience Center

F

Kitchen

Spring 2021 / Thesis Design

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Home Less Home

Home Less Home Less Homeless.

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Spring 2021 / Thesis Design

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Rebreathe

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Fall 2019 / B. Arch Year 4

02 Rebreathe Historic Building Renovated Botanical Garden

25°09'20.2"N 121°33'09.6"E

The platform acts as a divider between the historical past and the present, spreading along the landscape to provide up possibilities for engagement with the already established base and structures. A symbiotic appearance of the new and the ancient and a novel kind of coexistence between the artificial and the natural come from this interaction of three levels: natural, artificial nature, and man-made.

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Rebreathe

Overexploitation Aspirations for a better life and the resulting demand for material commodities fueled the industrial revolution. People's quality of life increased when they moved into upgraded villas, and the government became more open to building additional public facilities. As a result, a great deal of construction activity ensued. However, as time progressed, the durability of these structures deteriorated. People kept moving on in pursuit of better housing, leaving the structures to stand alone.

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Fall 2019 / B. Arch Year 4

Transformation Without human upkeep, natural forces will eventually overwhelm abandoned human-made structures. The outer shells are eroded by the wind, water seeps into the ground, and vines creep up the walls. The buildings' deterioration into ruin over time represents their transformation from artificial constructions into an integral part of the natural environment. The human debris that littered the landscape has been rearranged and reimagined into these ruins, which still fit in with their natural surroundings and symbolize a biologically consistent organic metamorphosis.

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Rebreathe

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Fall 2019 / B. Arch Year 4

Concept This design approach is an attempt to create a new visual synergy between the artificial and the natural by preserving vestiges of the ruins and incorporating a platform that organically builds from the terrain. The main goal of the plan is to create a space where people can think deeply about the ruins and reflect in peace.

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Rebreathe

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Fall 2019 / B. Arch Year 4

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Boundary

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Spring 2020 / B. Arch Year 4

03 Boundary

48°12'40.4''N 16°22'40.0''E

Contemporary Art School

This building's border and communication with the outside world are mediated by a reflective surface. It not only provides a window into the goings-on inside, but also serves as a mirror for the world beyond. Through this medium, we are able to traverse the chasm t h at s e p a rat e s t h e b u i l d i n g 's i nt e re s t i n g passageways from the square's lively atmosphere.

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Boundary

Connect

Twist

Am Hof Square is a significant historical site and a famous municipal square. I aim to continue to perform its original function while also providing citizens with access to new passageways under the building.

By incorporating the idea of twisting, I am able to increase the reflective impact on the facades and reflect more of the cityscape on their glass surfaces.

Concept Reflect Mirrored glass surfaces will illuminate the cityscape, g i v i n g s q u a re v i s i t o rs a u n i q u e ex p e r i e n c e.

The city and light will change throughout the day, creating a changeable image on the glass.

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Am Hof Square is an important part of our city's history and a much-loved public gathering place.

Our plan for the redesign aims to pay tribute to the building's illustrious past and enduring allure while modernizing key aspects of its architecture to better serve its users and enrich their experience.

Spring 2020 / B. Arch Year 4

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Boundary

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Spring 2020 / B. Arch Year 4

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Boundary

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Spring 2020 / B. Arch Year 4

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Revealing the Unseen

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Summer 2023 / MS. Arch Year 1

04 Revealing the Unseen Gravity-Fed Modular Gray Water Filtration System

40°41'18.9"N 74°00'52.9"W

A creative full-scale prototype of a portion of this design that is architecturally built into the wall. This prototype provides an effective way to display capsules that are easily accessible and aesthetically pleasing. The idea is to make it vertically stacked and modular so that you can touch it and actively maintain it in your house. It should also have an open design, so that spare parts can be easily replaced if needed.

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Revealing the Unseen

Gravel Scoria Solid Matter Filtration Process

Straw Wormfarm in Coarse Shadecloth Microorganism Filtration Process

Reed Fine Sand Activated Carbon Cotton Purification Filtration Process

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Summer 2023 / MS. Arch Year 1

A1

A4 A2

A3

A3 A2

A4

A3

Components A5

A1

Vacuum Formed Lid

A2

3D Printed Custom Hinge

A3 3D Printed Connector C A4 3D Printed Connector S

A5

A5 Vacuum Formed Body 28

Revealing the Unseen

Hypothesis By allowing users to customize the filtration media, the system should experience less clogging, inefficiency, and wear and tear. This theory suggests that enhanced functionality and longer device life can be achieved through user involvement and maintenance.

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Summer 2023 / MS. Arch Year 1

Rib Structure

In order to thermoform plastic, I accomplished this by CNC milling and crafting the mold from high-density foam. I experimented with different rib heights and distances to create the strongest structural integrity possible.

Edge Trimming

I used a trim saw to carefully trim their edges to ensure that they fit together perfectly.

To achieve the right fit, I used an offset routing bit with an offset distance of 1-3/8" to trim the plastic pieces' edges.

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Revealing the Unseen

Edge Sealing

After trimming the plastic pieces, I sealed the edges with Supreme Silicone Clear Caulk to prevent water leakage. This allowed for a tight fit and ensured that the edges were sealed properly to prevent water from seeping in and causing damage.

Connector

I created an 8-part connector using 3D printing to connect the lid and body with M6 bolts and nuts. It took almost two days to print. I then assembled the lid and body together and attached the 8-part connector.

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Summer 2023 / MS. Arch Year 1

Architectural Consequence The modular greywater filtration system can be installed vertically as a wall, making it easy to monitor water consumption. The filtration system is integrated into the wall design so that the water distribution system in each zone can be observed. The unique setup raises consciousness about the importance of water conservation.

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Revealing the Unseen

Impact It’s reasonable to assume that every house has this set up.

Households in areas with a water shortage may be able to use this as a graywater filtration system. This idea has the potential to transform houses into self-sustaining, closedloop water reuse systems in regions where fresh water is scarce. As a result of this innovation, households can save money and conserve water by using less water from the mains.

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Summer 2023 / MS. Arch Year 1

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Stanley Hung stanhung23@gmail.com 718-912-8645

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