TKUA 2022 EA1 -Spring 鍾金蓮

TKU Architecture EA1 Spring 2022

Felicia Christian S.

P O R T F O L I O

BIODATA

鍾金蓮 Felicia Christian Setiawan 410366024 Group 5 Teacher : 鄭幃格

PREFACE Being born in Indonesia does not make me limit myself to only working in the country. coming to taiwan to study architecture is one way i do to prove that i can break my limit. I want to prove that even though I'm not in my own country, I can also be successful.

The contents of this portfolio are all about my journey to study architecture as a freshman in the second semester at Tamkang University. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Zheng Wei-Ge for guiding me through all the learning process during my second semester in Tamkang University.

C O N T E N T S

1

Learning from Masters :

Process and Operation Principle

- Stage 1 - Stage 2

2

Learning from Masters :

Transformation and Implement

- Stage 3

Learning from Masters :

Process and Operation Principle

Stage 1

- Vanna Venturi House -

Vanna Venturi House

by Robert Venturi

Project Title : Vanna Venturi House Location : Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, United States Date : 1962-1964 Area : 170m2 Architect : Robert Venturi Building Type : Residential Dwelling Building Program : Private Residence Construction System : Light wood frame Style : Post-Modern Climate : temperate contential Context : suburban area

Background

A r c h i t e c t ’ s

Venturi is an architect whose work cannot be categorized, because he believes that architecture should vary with time, region, and culture.

His works are close to the basic tenets of modernism, while still giving importance to human use, memories, comfort and entertainment. Many people defined his works as postmodernism.

Venturi is also known for having coined the maxim "Less is a bore", a postmodern antidote to Mies van der Rohe's famous modernist dictum "Less is more" His designs contain a large number of clear classical architectural features, such as arches, triangular lintels, etc., but from the overall treatment, his designs are still functional, pragmatic, simple and clear.

He believes that designers should not neglect to ignore the various cultural characteristics in contemporary society, but

Vanna Venturi House designed by Venturi for his mother. Its emergence changed the way people understood architecture, and it embodied Venturi's assertion of "the complexity and contradiction of architecture" and "the treatment of tradition in an unconventional way".

Thus it has also become a manifesto of postmodern architecture

The house is located on a quiet path in the wealthy suburb of Philadelphia, USA, on a flat stretch of grass that leaves the road. The building is surrounded by trees on the base. The building is located here like a behemoth, but it will not look abrupt. This building was built for his mother. He also specially planned the interior space according to the needs of his mother. Home is a safe haven for everyone. Home is a space that makes people feel warm. The basic functions require the setting of a space with good lighting, a hidden space and a square-shaped space

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

MODEL

Learning from Masters :

Process and Operation Principle

Stage 2

Analysis AREA SCALE

VOID SCALE

A

A

B

B

A : B = 0.9 : 1

A : B = 1.1 : 1

By using symmetrical line, analyse the area and void scale infront and behind the building.

Space Analysis

公領域 Public area

半戶外空間 semi-outdoor space

私領域

無法使用的空間

Private area

unusable space

I analyzed the space of the house and divided the space into different colors according to the function of the space.

I analyzed the proportions used by the architect, formed a mesh grid from each existing wall by drawing lines, then added several variables as a reference, and finally used the smallest grid as the final conclusion of the grid used by the architect when building this building. I then also drew the slash from the inclined wall as a non-grid analysis and looked for relationships between these lines.

Grid & Ungrid Analysis

Grid & Ungrid Analysis

Draft Concept Models

Spatial Pattern Model

First Model

Second Model

Third Model

The concept I used for these models are about symmetry. They look symmetrical but they aren’t. They aren’t perfectly symmetrical but they are symmetrical. I drew new spaces from the section view and the floor plan and divided the space into different functions. After that, I applied it to the model to make it more pronounced in the sense of space that was formed.

For the last model, I combine the plan and section into the same model.

Learning from Masters :

Transformation and Implement

Stage 3

Site : 宮燈教室

I choose this building as my site because if we look from the site plan drawing, this building is symmetrical to the other building, and if we look from the plan and elevation drawing, it is also symmetrical, which is the same as my second stage concept : symmetry.

Site Analysis a. Public and Private

100% public

100% private

b. activities (活動）

c. 動線

車輛 行人 游客

d. Grid and Ungrid

Site Analysis

Concept

First Draft Model

Second Draft Model

Third Draft Model

Fourth Draft Model

Final Draft Model

Final Concept Drawing

Concept Drawing

Design Architectural Drawing

Design Architectural Drawing

Design Architectural Drawing

Final Model

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