Lee Ching Yi Sylvia Portfolio

LEE CHING YI SYLVIA PORTFOLIO

CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 4 22 42 32 ADAPTIVE RE-USE EXHIBITION DESIGN FORM INTERPRETATION URBAN DESIGN

5 52 56 48 54 W N T E S U M M E (25-220) Eastern Han Dynasty First Documented in “Shuyiji” (Tales of strange) JiangTaishi, famousgourmet Qing snakepot luxuryand‘yang’food, whichbringsheatandhealth thebody. wealthy. Spread to Hong Kong Shia Wong Hip was Learning techniquefrom Mr Chow passed the restaurant to his daughter standingfor yearsandhasbecome one themostfamoussnakepot restaurants HongKong. ThejiangmovedtoHong Kongwithhiswholefamily Fried glutinous rice Sincethesnakepot just soup,peoplewillstill hungryafterhavingthesnakepot.Hence,friedglutinousricewithsnakepot served most thesnake andthetexture theirsnakesoup sothatthesamesnakesoupdoesn’t getmundaneovertime. odor,hencewouldaddpepper powderorlemongrass coverup SNAKE POT CUISINE SNAKE POT HISTORY Waiting to be seated. Settling in. Tasting the snake soup. Playing with the snakes. Sharing the culture of display of snake’s galbladPaying the check at the front of the restaurant. Thesnakeexpertsharetheirknowledge galbladders. Youwill thefront theshop ceilingheight,then,thesharpcolourmenuesfromthewallwith graspyourattention. Sincethesnakesoup theinfamousseasional cuisine winter,thesittingwil muchmore Insummer,thedemandforsnakesoupcreasedandtherestuarant transformed Theyonlyhaveonetypeofsnakesoupsoyoucanonly choosethesize thesoup. Making order. fromfirstowner. Definingtheinnerdinning Providing darkandpleasant S H I A O N G H I P Pepperpowder Lemongrass Soysauce Crispbread Seasnake Coelognathus Ptysaskorros Ptysaskorros ATMOSPHERE STUDY SNAKE BREEDING BOX DIAGRAM: Snakeexpertholdingthesnake,showing upclose youwithoutbarrier. WINTER SUMMER Whileyouarelining outsude,youcouldsmellthearomafrom theironcontainerfilledupwithsnakesoup,you famished. maitaintheirbodytemperature. 5 CONSTRUCTION STUDIES KITCHEN TYPOLOGY STUDIES INTERACTIVE DESIGN ART

Project 1 Adaptive re-use

• Opening-access

• Reusable-energy

• Spatial-experience

The adaptive reuse project is located in Tai Mei Tuk, aim to transform the existing Youth Hostel into a visitor center. The process focuses on enhancing the public entrance, and adding new landscape features, creating a unique spatial experience. Additionally, a small station for biomass energy generation will be installed to improve sustainability.

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A B C D E F G H J K Ground floor First floor Second floor Roof floor Roof 9 existing model plans

Subtract the existing wall and let circulation flow more fluidlying between boundaries.

Subtract the middle volume to make a second entrance that can tolerant large numbers of visitors.

Add platforms to match with the sloped road and link the roads to the building

Add a volume connecting two blocks to make an outstanding entrance statement.

Subtract half of the hostel block for the roof garden of toilet.

Increase height for exhibition and event space. Add a volume for lift.

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Ground floor First floor Cafe Exhibition space Office Information pavillion Kitchen F.toilet Bio-mass generation souvenir shop locker room reception garden M.toilet Handi-cap toilet Pool Underground floor Second floor 13

+ 5.50 POWER STATION DISPLAY 2.00 POWER STATION + 8.00 G FLOOR 11.00 1ST FLOOR 14.50 2ND FLOOR 5.00 POWER STATION DISPLAY 2.00 POWER STATION 9.0 TOILET ROOF Section 208 B Section 209 B Section 209 C Section 207 C 14

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Bio-mass energy generation

By using existing sewage and piping system, a power energy generation is located underneath the toilet, collecting the feaces of the users. 500g could generation about 0.5kWvh of electricity and used the fertilizer the landscape garden in the visitor center.

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18 1:100 physical model

19 1:50 physical model

modern rock-like cave-like 20

Exterior ground floor

21 Entrance

First floor cafe

Exterior first floor

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Project 2 Form interpretation

• Iteration

• Materiality

• Spatial-experience

A site visit to Tai Yuen village on Lammas Island reveals a new residential housing project that replaces the existing structures. The design team explored forms and materials to generate a unique spatial quality, resulting in an innovative reinterpretation of the space.

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26 site context

Ground floor First floor Second floor Third floor 27

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Aluminium Vinyl

Combining

Exploration of forms

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Ground floor Ground floor 32

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Project 3 Exhibition design

• Sustainability

• Story-telling

• Immersive-experience

The exhibition design project is a group work focuses on showcasing the intangible cultural heritage of the bamboo theatre. Through different zones, the craftsmanship and beauty of the theatre are celebrated. The exhibition’s structure represents the rapid construction and deconstruction of the theatre, with the materiality chosen in consideration of the material life cycle. The project aims to promote and preserve this unique cultural heritage for future generations.

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Overseas

Who has interest in the traditional culture and architecture of HK

Hongkongers

00s —— Learn traditional culture

80s —— Recreate holiday memories

60s —— Recall childhood memories

Chinese

Who has interest in this traditional architecture and marvellous technique.

Visual Learners

Explore by images, videos and 3Dmodels.

Auditory Learners

Explore by listening to videos.

Kinaesthetic Learners

Learn about columns through interactive device. Learn how to tie the bamboo together in workshop area.

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Display list

36 Exhibition narrative

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MATERIAL COLOUR PALETTE

BAMBOO SCAFFOLDING

BAMBOO SLAT

METAL SHEETS

BLACK CURTAINS

RED CURTAINS LANTERNS

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Project 4 Urban design

• Holistic-thinking

• Analyitical

• Invisioning

The urban design project is a group work for Tsim Sha Tsui Garden of Stars involves a site analysis to reimagine the public program by identifying public characteristics of the past and envisioning a new future. The design approach is a combination of vertical and holistic thinking, and the visioning process considers sociability, connectivity, sustainability, and inclusivity.

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TYPE OF ROOF TOP GARDEN