Xiaofei Zhu 2014-2018
XIAOFEI ZHU
LEED Green Associate
xz4kb@virginia.edu (+1) 434-249-6247 726 Madison Ave Apt B Charlottesville VA 22903
Education
Master of Architecture, Path 2, University of Virginia, USA
expect to graduate May 2018
BA(Hons) in Architecture, 2.1 Degree (GPA 3.4/4), University of Liverpool, UK
Graduated in 2015
Royal Institution of British Architects, Part 1 Certificate, Student Membership
User Experience Research and Design, MicroMaster certificate by edx and University of Michigan 5 out of 9 courses completed. Expect to get certificated in summer 2018
Experience
Hord Coplan Macht, Alexandria, VA January 2018 -Externship during winter break. Shadowing several meetings including a budget discussion for a stadium design project at Georgetown University, a primary school construction site inspection and an interior design skype meeting with the colleague in the different office. Helping modeling projects using Revit and making diagrams for the meeting with the client.
Hilton Worldwide, Shanghai, China Summer 2017 -Internship in the Technical Services team ( also known as Architecture & Construction in North America) of Hilton Worldwide, Greater China and Mongolia headquarter. -Given tutorials and introductions by senior design and project director Clarence Chan about precautions for hotel architecture design and what project manager focused on, including the understanding of pre-opening stage, milestone report, pre-opening checklist, handover documents, etc. Attending Doubletree Hilton Quzhou MUR and MEP inspection and project meeting. -Studying Hilton brand and design standard. Understanding hotel operation including FOH and HOH design. Having a chance to attend an immersion in Hilton Shanghai Hongqiao hotel. Learning from Chief engineer, Huian Zhang, about hotel operation in terms of architectural design and engineering. -Working with senior director Alen Chen on the pitching material of new Hilton lifestyle brand Canopy for the Chinese market. Having a chance to give a presentation on monthly department meeting to introduce canopy and doubletree residence, two newly developed brands to the staffs.
Vector Architects, Beijing, China January - June 2016 -Schematic design and research for a museum project. Making concept model, draw conceptual images and present idea to the client. -Drawing construction documents, making physical models and working in an interior design team for a housing renovation project. -Editing a book about the most influential project of the company, seashore library.
IBI Group, Shanghai, China Summer 2014 - Making several physical models and help to photoshop renderings.
Article 25, Volunteer of site construction work, Liverpool, UK June 2014 -Helping to do construction works for a minority community square renovation project in the suburban area in Liverpool including basic woodwork like cutting nailing and painting.
Enactus, Designer 2013-2014 -Enactus is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring students to improve the world through entrepreneurial action. I worked in enactus to provide graphic design service and creative thinking for their projects.
Freelance Designer 2013-Doing several professional graphic design projects including visual identity design for a gym, personal logo and brand design for a famous author in China, an hourglass design winning the competition and productized. I also worked with the student council to teach student from other major some basic skill of photoshop.
Recognition
Hilton Worldwide Scholarship, University of Virginia, 2017 Studio Project Selected for the exhibition, University of Virginia 2016- 2017 Second Class Tuition scholarship, University of Liverpool, 2014-2016 Shortlisted entry, Young Bird Plan architecture competition, 2016 Project selected for Liverpool school of architecture Degree show, 2015 Project Selected for RIBA Visiting board exhibition, 2014
Skill
Revit, Auto CAD
Sketch, After Effect, Flash, Axure, InVision
Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign
Premier, Final cut, After Effect
Rhinoceros, Cinema 4D, 3D Max, Sketchup
Python, html, CSS
Maxwell render, V-Ray
Native in Chinese, Advance in English
Grasshopper, Processing
Reference
Clarence Chan
Ray Li
Design & Project Director
Architectural Technologist
Hilton Worldwide
IBI Group
clarence.chan@hilton.com
ray.li@ibigroup.com
William Sherman ( 2017 Spring Studio Tutor)
Robin Dripps ( 2016 Fall Studio Tutor)
Lawrence Lewis, Jr. Eminent Scholar Professor
T. David Fitz-Gibbson Professor of Architecture
University of Virginia
University of Virginia
whs2b@virginia.edu
rdd9a@virginia.edu
C O N T E N T S
1. Urban Catalyst Hudson Yard Mixed-use building design
2. Chapel Design Design Development Study
3. Re- Narrative Berlin Kulturforum neue nationalgalerie Extension
4.Fablab Prototype Charlottesville Virginia
5.Back and Forth Liverpool School of Architecture Extension
6.Food, Water and Job Informal Urbanism of Sau Paulo
Othe Works and Exercises
Urban Catalyst Mix-used Building
Hudson Yard, New York
2017 Spring Research Studio Project Individual Work
During past a decade, creative industry has become the major economic power of New York city. But a research of artists living conditions told a sad story that more artists are leaving New York towards other cheap places. Considered a win-win situation, what artist do can activate and create a new public space for citizens, and in return, their living-working spaces should be as creative as it can be to simulate their thoughts. Therefore, three elements as main catalyst to active a building tower: A common lobby, A living working studio, A vertical gym. Those elements effects environment based on sharing system. To house talented artist and meanwhile making citizens life creative and colorful, it was the purpose of this project.
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A Shared Wall Based on the research of artist life style, I believed that sharing space will inspired artists therefore, discrete the extrem private function from public functions: bedroom, living room, basic facilities. Except bedroom, other facilities are sharing in different extend. The wall has been enlarged as a space for bathroom and mini kitchen which can be used both inside and outside.
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Re-Narrative Berlin Kulturforum neue nationalgalerie extension Berlin, Germany 2017 Fall Research Studio Project Individual Work
Mies van der rohe's neue national galerie in Berlin is a symbol of both modern architecture and cold war. It is so important that it is almost impossible to design a successful extension for it. After many years of debates and competitions, a design was finally selected by the jury and city council. However, that scheme is still very controversial that the city decided to reconsider their decision. This project tries to explore the historical and cultural complexity of Berlin as a seperated and reunified city in the past years as long as providing a strategy responding it.
Monumentality All the structures on kulturforum have significant monumentality and historical context. Even a big tree on the north west corner of the site which survive the world war II bombs is seen as a monument. Therefore, a extension of nenu nationalgalerie in the center of kulturforum has to answer the question what is its monumentality. However, there is no significant things today to memorize. That is the main reason two winning proposal in the past 20 years can not be accepted by the public and start to construct.
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Neue nationalgalerie
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St. Mathew Church
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What does it represent?
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It is almost impossible to make an agreement in terms of ideology and taste. However, most people will agree it is unacceptable that the only catering space in kulturforum a small food cart. strategy It is almost impossible to make isan agreement inMy terms of is ideology taste. However, most on people will as agree it is to makeand the only outstanding structure the ground a restaurant unacceptable the space only catering spaceThe in restaurant kulturforum aa and hide thethat museum underground. canisbe small food cart. My strategy is to make the only outstanding gathering node and the public space around it can be enjoyed by structure on the ground as a restaurant and hide the museum both tourist and local people with different opinions about their city. space underground. The restaurant can be a gathering node is notpublic a monument, it is just aitrestaurant that everyone needs it. andIt the space around can be enjoyed by both tourist and local people with different opinions about their city. It is not a monument, it is just aneeds restaurant everyone needs it. people Aslo, the new gallery to be athat catalyst to attract more to the kulturforum. According to the foorprint map of people below, kulturforum is not welcome at all. The new design should be a good civic space as long as a good gallery.
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Interior Strategy Special Collection
1900~1945(I)
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1970s
Sculpture
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These three renderings can conclude the general concepts of this design. The museum tries to provide a chance for visitors to compare different types of art from the same time period, the same type of art from different times and let public see what's happening inside the museum even when they do not enter it.
Back and Forth Liverpool School of Architecture Extension 2015 Spring Design Studio Project Individual Work Instructed by Ian Scullion & Marco Lluniano
Concept The Liverpool School of Architecture has a quite long history. In its long his t or y, t h ere w ere t w o major extensions: the first in 1933 and the second in 1988. When I compared the old plans to the new ones, I found the building changed a lot despite the extension part in 1988. For example, the original crit rooms was changed to be offices when the 1988 extension finished. However, they became studio space 5 years ago. The need will continue to change every year. How to make the school of architecture building more flexible to be suited to different circumstances is what I try to explore in this projects. Inspired by the 1988 extension, the simple steel frame flying over the old building and the plaster board for both divsion of space and place for pinup. The basic concept is to use a more blurred way to define a space. A walled space defined to be a room. The area and the boundar y are determined so that it will be uneasy to change in the future. My idea is to use several walls to cut the space roughly. The space is not strongly defined which means it is still a large whole, walls do not divide the area into small parts. When you need add a different function in the future, you can use furnitures like shelves or some partition boards to enclose the space.
University of Liverpool, Campus Plan
1970 and 2015
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Fablab Prototype Charlottesville, VA 2018 Spring Design Development Studio Project Instructed by Charlie Menefee School of Architecture needs a new fablab to have better facility and space for fabrication projects. Meanwhile, because of current maker space culture, University of Virginia also needs a new building for all the students and faculty to use to make whatever they want. The site was in the territory which belongs to university’s facility management department. Therefore, the new project also needs to accommodate them. This project is trying to re-plan the site to define the territory of three different group of people and meanwhile, making connection between them so that they can inspire each other.
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Food, Water and Job Informal Urbanism Sau Paulo, Brazil 2016 Fall Research Studio Project Cooperated with Hao Zhang Instructed by Robin Dripps
The master plan of this project is generally defined by the water system. The idea of water system is to connect the rain water household water and river to create mobility and solve the water pollution, water shortage problem.
The second concept is to keep the original train station and the center of the market to create a commercial area. A riverside area is created to connect the two station and become a main public space of the community. An art & culture area is designed to locate some the public facilities like school and gallery there.
Based on the division of different area, people will gather in the center of the site and move to the riverside to both the public space and the station. Therefore, a gradient is created from the completed apartment to the self built land. It provides opportunity for low income people to do small business and provide middle class people a quiet place to live.Also, the shape of the canals that divide the site is influenced by the potential movement of people. The sub divions of each block is determined by the study of urban block around the world. In order to create a bike/ pedestrain friendly community, motorway should be as less as possible. According to the pattern around the site and the road context, the roads on the site is designed. Car parking
Population at Barcelona Density 60,000
Population at Manhattan Density 50,000
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Grasshopper Spatial Practice Individual Work Instructed by Lucia Phinney & Earl Mark
This bridge is completely constructed by grasshopper. It started simply from a point. All the elements including beams, wires, rails, slabs are adjustable.
Parametric Energy Design Individual Work Instructed by Eric Field
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5.870
100
5.220 5.020
100
1810
1610
960
150
7.080(3F) 6.930(ĺ&#x17D;&#x;)
150
7.080(3F) 6.930(ĺ&#x17D;&#x;)
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1420
1800
0.700
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630
1065
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965
900
200
600
220
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F
1910
E
2100
D
5100
C
4530
B
A
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