Yi tao portfolio 2016 Spring

YI TAO

ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS FROM 2012 - 2016

CONTENTS PART 1

Art Incubator

PART 2

Urban Waterfront Edge

PART 3

Shisuo Elementary School

PART 4

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Monster Temple

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SUPPLEMENTS

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PART 1

Art Incubator Chicago | 2015

Roosevelt University

Robert Morris University

Auditorium Theatre

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Museum of Contemporatray Photography

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Columbia College Art Center

Jones College Prep DePaul University Theatre Elephant Art Gallery

East-West University

SITE

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By Louis Sullivan 1887 1895 By Solon S. Beman Office and Warehouse Funiture Firm Factory & Office Steak House & 1967 Sawyer Secretarial College 1983 Columbia College Fire & Demolished 2006

SOUTH LOOP CHICAGO

WABASH ARTS CORRIDOR Fire Redevelopment

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2015

1920 1900s Fire

Immigrants Houses

OR RID

2006 1985

Decline Nation’s Printing Center The Great Fire

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1874 1871 before 1871

Wild Grass

flower

leaf

Arts Incubator

Space between wild Grass - Public Space

apartment

shared studio

stem

art

root

community & history

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Columbia College Arts Center

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3

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1 shared studio 2 auditorium 3 train station 4

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1”=1/32’

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1 exterior performance space 2 reception 3 classroom 4 library 5 office

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1 exterior performance space 2 cofe 3 library 4 performance/exihibition

BASEMENT PLAN 1”=1/48’

THIRD FLOOR PLAN 1”=1/48’

GROUND PLAN 1”=1/48’

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 1”=1/48’

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SECTION 1”=1/16’

MODEL 7

MODEL 8

MODEL 9

PART 2

Urban Waterfront Edge

Baton Rouge | 2014

AREPENT SYSTEM

river

house

plantation

backswamp

fifth generation

second generation

first generation

parking

SITE

office

parking

Legend

office

waterconnetion

museum

restaurant & hotel

parking

office

hotel

waterfront circulation railway waterfront space potential user hotpoints

office parking

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DETAIL C

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DETAIL D D

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DETAIL B DETAIL A C

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Plan 1/64” = 1’

Section A-A 1/64”=1’ Action Flood Stage

Section B-B 1/64”=1’ Major Flood Stage

Section C-C 1/64”=1’ Mean Flood Stage 13

Detail A 1/16” = 1’

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Detail B 1/16” = 1’

Detail D 1/16” = 1’

Detail C 1/32” = 1’

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Model

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Model

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Part 3

Shisuo Elementary School

[Sustainalbe Self-constructed Project ] Green School Refroming Competition Honarble Metion China | 2013

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palm leaves waterproof memberane 15mm plank 60mm wood purline 80mm plank

waterproof memberane 15mm plank metal component

sight

folding window

wind

cooling system

1mm sieve 150mm cobble 1mm sieve 1mm sand 1mm strainer 1mm actived charcoal 1mm strainer 100mm cotton

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SELF CONSTRUCT PROCESS Step 1: concreting, wood load-bearing column, girders.

Step 2: floor, roof truss, main structure

Step 3: walls, roof, window, rainwater collecting equipments

warm wind pressure ventilation

wind pressure ventilation

classroom

bathroom

bathroom

bedroom

kitchen

bedroom

dormitory

rainwater utilization

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PART 4

Monster Temple Honey Island Swamp | 2015

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SUPPLEMENTS

Storehouse Renovation

Baton Rouge | 2015

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SUPPLEMENTS

Soil Improvement

What would happen in 20 years Planting rape to abosorb the soil polluted by alkali and heavy metal.

Wetland raised by preservation of orignal vegetation and growing particular species with water purification ability.

Ecological strategy are being used to deal with land and water.

After 10 years, some light-polluted area could be used for planting. Education center is built for people from community to know about the ecological strategy being used in park and learn the skill of horticulture and agriculture.

Wetland grows bigger and bigger.

20 years of soil improvement process provides more avaliable lands. Glass houses are putted in flower field for recreation. Practice of horticulture in pollution free land.

In wetland, an integrated and reliable water purify system is built. A resevior supply by purification of the water from river, to feed the need of landscape, agriculture and entertainment.

Polluted materials like alkalis and heavy metal elements are absorb from the root of vegetation.

Then these enrichment materials are transported to recycle industry. Time pass by and the pollution situation become better. After this, land could be used for new founction like horticulutre.

Burn & Recycle

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

·Soil Improvement ·Water Purification

·Horticulutre ·Wetland ·Education Center

·Grass Houses ·Resevior

Gain & Transport

Wetland Purification

For preservation of water resource, the design of park aim to supply its need on water by purification. Water is pumped from polluted river, flow through the wetland and go through the purification process of sedimentaion, aeration and plant absorption, eventually flow into the resevior. People could use the clear water from resevior for agriculture, horticulture and recreation activities. At the same time, the process show in wetland is a good teaching case for ecology education.

Vegetation absorbing

Sunlight

Solar Energy

O2 O2 O2

Submerged Plant Polluted Water Sand Microbial Decomposition

Floating Plant

Hydrilla

Lotus Eichhornia

Metabolism Shanghai 28

Reservoir

Aeration

Sedimentation

Shanghai | 2012

Emergent Plant

Pebble Zizania Calamus

Potamogeton

Agaricus

Reed

Pistia

Iris

Alisma

Trapa Ceratophyllum

Autumn Scene Season for Harvest

Spring Scene Season for Seeding

Night Scene

Lighting Design Festival

Deisgn for Four Seasons

Summer Scene

In different periods of year, various activities could be held on the gardens.

Crops are growed on the ground, seeding happen in spring and sow in autumn. In summer we have Construction Festival and in winter, we hold on Lighting Design Festival.

Construction Festival

IMPARTATION AND INHERITANCE

[Regeneration of Residential Quarters] Shanghai | 2013 29

SUPPLEMENTS

Hand Drawings 30

Yi Tao | 陶逸 MArch I and MLA I Candidate 2018, Louisisana State University BLA, Tongji University, China Email: ytao3@lsu.edu Address: 5075 Nicholson Drive, Apt. F307, LA 70820, Baton Rouge, US Tel: 225-572-1678

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