Xiaohan_Zhou_Portfolio_2023

XIAOHAN ZHOU

+ Landscape Architecture

2023

Interior Design

Environment Art

Space Design +

The Terminal Brooklyn, NY The project aims to connect the site and the surrounding Red Hook neighborhood to New York City and to enhance the vitality of the site and waterfront area by focusing on the upgraded transportation system and phased plan programming.

The proposal transforms the Grain Terminal which has been abandoned into a new transportation hub, including a new ferry line and new light rail system, while adding more educational and

Date Team Type Advisor Skills

2023 Summer Team Work of 2 Students Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning Jennifer Birkeland GIS, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Rhino, Lumion

cultural spaces to the site to help address youth education and employment issues in the Red Hook community. As the neighborhood develops, the Terminal and the transportation system will continue to evolve, connecting the site seamlessly to the whole city, and the functionality of the site will shift from education for the local residents to business and commerce for a larger target population, resulting in population growth, economic development, and land use diversity.

Red Hook is a culturally diverse neighborhood, with a mix of residential and industrial areas. The population mainly clustered in Red Hook Houses where over 7,000 residents lived. For age distribution, the Red Hook owns a younger community. There is a higher share of children in the community, especially teenagers in the 10-19 age range. Combined, children and young adults between the ages of 5 and 24 account for over 37 percent of the total population in Red Hook. Therefore, education is an important issue this proposal is going to focus on.

Concept Development

To address the main issues of the site and the Red Hook community, the design proposal provides a phased plan that focuses on the Grain Terminal, the transportation system, the landscape, and the use of the building. This means different representations of the same element at each phase, additions/changes in functionality, and innovations in the system.

Pathway Phase1 Community Skatepark

Transit System Phase3

Pathway Phase2 Skatepark + Walkway/Bikeway

Transit System Phase3

Pathway Phase3 Skatepark + Walkway + Light Rail

Transit System Phase4

Light Rail + Subway

Cargo-shipping Canal

Autopilot Robots

Masterplan Phase1-2 The main programs happening in phase 1 are new buildings built up to provide space for education use, the long walkway across half of the site, especially focus on waterfront and vegetated space to provide residents the experience of green and natural landscape view. Many open-air spaces provide various community facility programs such as public art space, picnic and dining area, and outdoor theater. In phase 2, the Grain Terminal will have the transportation function as a ferry pier.

The walkway allows visitors to walk from the vegetated waterfront landscape, across the Gowanus Canal and then enter the Grain Terminal, the first level of the building turns into a ferry pier in phase 2. The second level is the passageway allows people to walk through the building. There will also be some retail and local businesses. The upper levels are for educational use and the RHI office. Across the Grain Terminal, there is an Education & Art Centre and a skatepark under the walkway.

There are some workshop spaces designed for the site that provide different training programs, helping residents in Red Hook especially teenagers acquire one or more skills that will help them in their future careers and lives.

Masterplan Phase3-4 This masterplan shows the hypothetically ideal condition of the site and Red Hook in the next 50-100 years. The light Rail crosses the whole site and stops at the Grain Terminal, bringing visitors, residents, and people who work in Red Hook to the site. The proposed canal connects to the Amazon warehouse, facilitating cargo shipping. In this phase, buildings previously used for educational purposes will be converted to commercial use and business use, with solar power facades to collect and recycle energy with eco-sustainability design.

The transportation system will be upgraded in this phase, with the light rail replaced by the Maglev train across the Grain Terminal, using its lower level as a transit station. The train will go along the waterfront area, providing passengers with a broad riverside view and the skyline of Manhattan. At the same time, an Autopilot System will be introduced into the site in this phase, these robots help visitors more easily reach the various buildings and spaces of the site, which ensures safety and is more eco-friendly.

In open-air space, there will include new technologies such as holographic and virtual reality technology allow people to have more interactive, visionary experiences within the site landscape.

New Habitat Jersey City, NJ The project aims to turn the site into a new habitat consisting of a housing community that provides flexible accommodation for homeless people and an urban green space that offers neighboring residents new views of the city through the inclusion of an upland landscape. The goals of this new community are to bring supportive services, integrate various populations, and eliminate societal barriers.

To facilitate the accommodation which could support a larger scale of people, the proposal takes the form of sustainable housing with a series of modular containers, each can be designated for its own

Date Team Type Advisor Skills

2023 Spring Individual Work Landscape Architecture Jennifer Birkeland GIS, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Rhino, Vray

specific functions. The whole intervention is open toward the street and fosters a sense of community within the neighborhood. Upland areas are connected to the street by staircases and each district is connected with each other by footbridges, facilitating pedestrian and circulation. Along with a street-level storefront, creating interaction between all members of the community. The middle two districts, especially Community Park, are characterized by an inviting public atmosphere with multiple connections, while the residential areas become inward-focused, in response to its private-focused functions.

Site Analysis The abandoned railroad tracks of the PATH, now called the Crossroad, is currently in a state of disrepair, that it has been abandoned since the 1970s. There are traces of homeless individuals that have lived in this area. The homeless issue is crucial in Jersey City. In Hudson County, more than 800 persons experiencing homelessness were counted on a single night, and about 56 percent of those counted live in Jersey City. And most of homeless shelters are distant from our site and basically are located in townhouses or apartments that can only accommodate a small scale of people.

Masterplan + Sections Residential Areas Productive Garden Community Park Residential 4 Residential 1 Residential 2 Residential 3

private / residents only ° bedrooms ° shared bathrooms ° shared laundry ° shared kitchen ° community amenity ° service room

° ° °

circulation wooden trial over grass each segments connected by bridge

Productive Garden

Community Park

semi-private / mainly used by residents ° vegetable field ° orchard ° food shop

public / inviting for everyone ° biodiverse planting ° habitat of wildlife ° relaxing & gathering space

Programming

Zoom in into the residential area design, the basic structure system applied in this community is the steel scaffolding structure and a series of modular wooden containers. This flexible system owns the ability to add new features and change according to new needs, as well as easily transportable. The structure can be assembled and disassembled to deal with the ever-changing condition. In the future, the structure could also be completely dismantled or moved to a new site that needs help.

The units are designed for individuals and families, and assembled according to accommodation demand.

In addition to daily-use rooms like bedrooms and bathrooms, residents are encouraged to use the shared amenities in the community space, which has shared kitchen and dining areas for cooking classes, group therapy, and other gathering activities.

Model Mock-up The outdoor space in the residential area has plenty of greenery and some community amenities such as benches, a viewing platform, small garden, giving residents a place to relax and socialize. A wooden trail facilitates the pedestrian and connects the private living spaces with the community space.

Date 2022 Spring Team Individual Work Type Thesis, Interior Design Advisor Karin Tehve Skills Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator AutoCAD, Rhino, Enscape

Water has tremendous healing nature for the human mind, body, and spirit, which can physiologically and psychologically benefit people because of its therapeutic nature.

This thesis addresses the sensory experience created between people and water by a built-in Spa program in the Museum of Qiantang River. Creating therapeutic power of water by the way it looks,sounds, or feels to the people with high stress. A transformation between different forms and temperatures of water informs the spatial sequenceof the spa. From the interaction between the museum and spa program, the project also addresses a new way of the exhibition by immersed experience with water. the intersection area of the spa and museum creates a space allowingmuseum visitors to see, touch, and feel the water while viewing.

Water: Seeing & Being in Space

Programming The transformation between different forms and temperatures of water will happen in the space, creating different sensory experiences and therapeutic functions for the users of the SPA program. So the interior programming catalog in this project is based on different states of water. There are basic bathhouse programs that water, pool areas that water as volumes in different temperatures, and steam or waterless area that water as vapor or even dry.

The SPA program occupies 3 levels of the museum, from the second floor to the fourth floor, but only part of each floor. There will be separate circulation for the SPA program, to avoid the exhibition works and visitors of the museum getting wet and damp.

The SPA programs on the 2nd floor are relatively public. The transparent glass wall in the intersecting area connects with the museum area allowing visitors who sitting on the spiral stairs landing to have a panoramic view of the opposite exhibition. Also, there is a water fixture flowing down to the ground floor, forming vertical interaction between the SPA program and the museum

The main entrance to the museum is on the ground floor, and the main entrance of the SPA program is on the second floor, leading by a long path with water-flowing partitions, extended from the exterior viewing platform.

There is also an entry to the SPA program from the museum inside.

Each level has an intersection area of the museum and SPA program, which consist of the spiral stairs and the atrium, visitors in these two different programs can have visual even other sensorial interactions with each other.

Design Strategy On the 3rd floor, the SPA program is physically departed from the museum, which means there is no access from the museum to SPA directly. By adjustable multi-modes, the privacy and display content of the glass partition can be varied according to different requirements and conditions (daytime/nighttime). In this way, visitors still can interact with the water and museum in the intersecting space intimately.

There is a leisure area for visitors to rest or communicate. In addition, before entering the public shower, there is a shallow wading pool based on translucent glass, allowing lighting from the upper floor to go downstairs and creating a special lighting effect with water ripple on the second floor.

Daytime

Nighttime

Walking in Swamp Ithaca, NY

Date Team Type Advisor Skills

2023 Spring Individual Work Landscape Architecture Jennifer Birkeland GIS, Rhino Adobe Photoshop,Illustrator

Concept The project intertwines three elements in this landscape: the natural topography of the site, access to pedestrians, and the water ecosystems. The main intervention is a system of meandering pathways which dig on the ground as well as selected native vegetation, according to different programming, including wetland plants and aquatic plants.

Design Framework

The design softens the banks of the lake by blurring the boundary between land and water and contributes to a healthy waterfront ecosystem. Meanwhile, it provides visitors with different tour routes and perspectives of view at multiple levels. In the future, according to our previous research, because of the potential flood issue, the water level would be raised and the topography would be eroded. The rainwater and wastewater can drain away along the original pathway, finally flowing back into the fall creek and cayuga lake to prevent damage to the surrounding residential areas.

A network of winding interconnected trails that allow easy pedestrian access throughout the site, even the waterfront, creates opportunities for visitors to encounter the natural ecology.

B

A

Section A

Section B

In the area of lakeside meadow, the elevated trails are peeled away from the ground to cross over the embedded pathway, waterfront viewing platform provides a space for visitors to enjoy the landscape and relax.

Lakeside Meadow

Caywood Viewpoint Hector, NY

Date 2022 Fall Team Individual Work Type Landscape Architecture Advisor Martin Hogue Skills Hand drawing, GIS Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator

The intervention creates a new winding path according to topography, and complements the existing path, blending into the forest landscape. The structure, walkway, and handrails become one with the trunks and branches allowing visitors to experience the forest at the height of the canopies, thus observing nature from another point of view. The design aims to build a large open space to visually access the water, providing 360-degree views of the hill and Seneca Lake’s landscape.

Wetland

Topography Mockup

Date 2023 Spring Team Individual Work Type Landscape Architecture Skills Rhino, Grasshopper, Adobe Illustrator

Develop a parametric surface as a way to explore the terrain by grasshopper and a series of iterations shows the variation (UV Count/Depth/contour spacing) in this parametric terrain. Utilize the grade change in this terrain to frame, develop, and control a specific experience within a wetland landscape.

MAZE2084

Interactive Maze

Date Team Type Skills

2023 Spring Individual Work Environment Art, Animation Rhino, Vray, Twinmotion, Ps

Nowadays, light pollution affects most areas inhabited by humans, yet by 2084, bioluminescence, a type of plant infused with luminescence like that of fireflies would be created. This maze is planted with multiple bioluminescent plants, blooming with delicate glow-in-the-dark flowers, and plankton-filled glowing leaves carefully crafted in harmonious colors to create a sense of calm and serenity in the busy world of the future.

Cornell CERN / AutoCAD, Rhino, Ps

Living Room / 3dsMax, Lumion

B

B

CELLAR 1. REFERENCE 2/A-500 FOR TYPICAL OUTLET AND DEVICE MOUNTING HEIGHT. ASSEMBLY (A-2: CAFE) DOMINANT OCCUPANCY: AREA: 448 G.S.F. 2. ROUTING OF ALL EXPOSED CONDUIT, JUNCTION BOXES, ETC., OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: 15 NET (UNCONCENTRATED) IS TO BE COORDINATED 30 TO ENSURE CLEAN INSTALLATION. TOTAL OCCUPANTS: THIS INCLUDES METHODS OF ATTACHMENT. SECONDARY OCCUPANCY: ASSEMBLY (A-2: CAFE) AREA: 369 G.S.F. OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: 15 NET (UNCONCENTRATED) TOTAL OCCUPANTS: 25

C

C

100'-0" 55'-441"

102

KITCHEN

9'-634"

35'-1"

104 WC1 105

104

JAN. CL.

105

WC1 KITCHEN

JAN. CL. 102

1 A-500

WC2

106

BUFFET

107

SEATING 106

WC2

108

SEATING

PATIO 108

110 PATIO

GIF +42" A. F. F.

+42" A. F. F.

REF.

+42" GFI

E

E

E

25'-0"

SEATING

SEATING

101

5

103

7

B

10

REF.

5

15 WAP

5 2 AT MILLWORK

B

ABV.

6 1

WP

1 A-803

7 WP

6

D

3

8'-721"

3

B

STAIR S1

STAIR

1 A-700

S1

SEATINGSEATING 109

1 FIRST FLOOR POWER AND PLAN SIGNAL PLAN FIRST FLOOR CONSTRUCTION

1

A-100 A-110

SECONDARY OCCUPANCY: AREA: OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: TOTAL OCCUPANTS:

ASSEMBLY (A-2: KITCHEN) 334 G.S.F. 200 GROSS (UNCONCENTRATED) 2

18'-3"

107

U NU AN

SECONDARY OCCUPANCY: AREA: OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: TOTAL OCCUPANTS:

OUTDOOR AREA 645 G.S.F. FIXED SEATS (BOOTHS) 24

FIRST FLOOR TOTAL:

72

74 74 GRA B BROOK TEL W WWW.U DATE:

SEATING

111

3/16" =X/X" 1'-0"= 1'-0"

DATE:

ISS

01/28/2022 TBD 01/28/2022

127 OCCUPANTS GRAND TOTAL: AND SIGNAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PREP AREA TO 1 POWER BE CONFIRMED BY KITCHEN CONSULTANT

GENERAL NOTES

LOCATE WIRELESS ACCESS POINT AT TOP OF UPPER 2 MILLWORK CABINET 1. ALL GYPSUM BOARD PARTITIONS SHALL BE COVERED BY LATEX PRIMER (3) COATS ACRYLIC LATEX CAFETHREE SIGNAGE POWEROF REQUIREMENTS T. B. D. 3 NEW AND PAINT (SEMI-GLOSS); TYPICAL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. PROJECT:PROJECT:

TAK TAKE

SHEET NOTES

4

4

ASSEMBLY (A-2: CAFE) 688 G.S.F. 15 NET (UNCONCENTRATED) 46

2. ROUTING OF ALL EXPOSED CONDUIT, JUNCTION BOXES, ETC., IS TO BE COORDINATED TO ENSURE CLEAN INSTALLATION. THIS INCLUDES METHODS OF ATTACHMENT.

1 B

13

15

DN

15

3

ABV.

DOMINANT OCCUPANCY: AREA: OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR: TOTAL OCCUPANTS:

SHEET NOTES

6

110

14

7

2

103

1 A-300 1 A-301

+42" A. F. F.

106

WP

7

B

104

7

12

3

3

E

GFI

WP

+60" A. F. F.

B

+42" A. F. F.

4

5

7'-034"

2 A-300

E

105

GFI

POS 1

11

2

2

+60" A. F. F.

GFI

E

1

4

7

+42" A. F. F.

DN

D. W.

55

CELLAR TOTAL: FIRST FLOOR

109

1

1

9'-334"

Cafe & Bar Design

3 A-300

A

A

E. P.

Take a Breath

GENERAL NOTES OCCUPANCY NOTES

Date 2022 Spring Team Team Work of 3 Students Type Interior Design Skills AutoCAD, Rhino, Enscape

1

NEW COMMUNICATING STAIR WITH CONTINUOUS WOOD HANDRAILS

2

NEW GLASS GUARDRAIL WITH CONTINUOUS WOOD HANDRAILS

3

NEW BUILT-IN PLANTERS

4

EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES AT KITCHEN AREA TO BE CONFIRMED BY KITCHEN CONSULTANT

5

NEW BUILT-IN TABLE

6

NEW BUILT-IN SEATING

7

NEW FINISH FLOOR OVER NEW SUB-FLOOR SHEATHING

8

NEW WOOD CEILING PANEL

9

NEW CEILING STEEL HANGING SYSTEM

1 191 SM B BROOK TEL BLOCK BLOCK:397

10 NEW GLASS GUARDRAIL ALUMINUM FOLD-UP WINDOW WITH INSULATED 11 NEW GLAZING NEW SIAMESE CONNECTION; REFERENCE FIRE 12 PROTECTION DRAWINGS

13 NEW WOOD DOOR 14 NEW ALUMINUM AND GLASS DOOR 15 NEW ALUMINUM WINDOW WITH INSULATED GLAZING

Bar and Staircase

Seating Area

3 A-300

A

A

B

B

C

EXISTING COLUMNS AND BEAMS TO RECEIVE 16 INTUMESCENT PAINT

C

BACKFLOW PREVENTER; REFERENCE 17 EXISTING PLUMBING DRAWINGS

1" 90'-54

18 NEW GREEN WALL PARTITION

55'-441"

35'-1"

19 NEW PAINTED WALL FINISH 20 NEW BOTTLE DISPLAY WALL

BAR

C03 BAR

SEATING

1 A-800

C03

EXISTING SIDEWALK HATCH; SCOPES OF WORK TO BE 21 DETERMINED

C05

22 NEW CAFE SIGNAGE

1

1

23 NEW ALUMINUM SKYLIGHT WITH INSULATED GLAZING C01A

9'-334"

UP

GFI

17

2 AT MILLWORK

7

7'-034"

1

L. P.

C E. P.

B

B

D

C02

2

A-100

WAP

GFI

7

C04

DRAWING: DRAWING:

CELLAR CELLAR AND POWER CONSTRUCT ISSUE DATE: ISSUE DATE:

DRAWN BY: DRAWN BY:

WIRELESS ACCESS POINT (WAP)

PROJECT NUMB PROJECT NUMBER:

EXISTING PARTITION COMPUTER DATA OUTLET AT THE FINISH FLOOR TO REMAIN TELEPHONE JACK AT THE FINISH FLOOR

DRAWING: DRAWING:

SEAL:

SEAL:

TELEVISION OUTLET EXISTING SWINGSATELLITE DOOR TO REMAIN DIGITAL CABLE OUTLET TV

UP

UNA STUDIO +60" A. F. F.

D

D

C02

STORAGE STORAGE C04

Cellar - Bar & Seating

ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LEGEND CONSTRUCTION LEGEND NOT IN PROJECT COMPUTER DATA OUTLET SCOPE TELEPHONE JACK

B

C04

STAIR

2 A-700

2

28 NEW WHITE WALL FINISH FOR MOVIE PROJECTION

CRAWLSPACE CRAWLSPACE (N.I.C.) (N.I.C.)

7

74 GRAND AVE, NY 11205 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK C06 TEL 929.371.9030.

WWW.UNASTUDIO.COM

4

4

27 NEW SMOOTH MICRO CEMENT WALL FINISH

W. H.

C

E. P.

ELEC. CL. ELEC. C02 CL.

TYP.

GFI

C01C

8'-721"

1 A-301

26 NEW TEXTURED MICRO CEMENT WALL FINISH

25

16

5

POS 2

17

3 1 A-300

25 NEW CONCRETE FOOTING AND FOUNDATION WALL D

4

ABV.

GFI

3

D

18

WAP

C01B

24 NEW BUILT-IN WOOD SHELVING

+42" A. F. F.

ICE.

E

UTILITY RM C01 UTILITY RM C01 25'-0"

+42" A. F. F. REF.

W. H.

D

2

2

Backyard Seating

C05 SEATING

STAIR S1

S1

SEATING SEATING C06

DATE:

ISSUED FOR:

SHEET:

01/28/2022

TBD

TBD

T

THERMOSTAT

RATED SEPARATION WALL MOUNTED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET

2'-0"

WALL MOUNTED QUADRUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET NEW GYPSUM BOARD DoB NOW JOB N PARTITION RECESSED DUPLEX OUTLET AT THE FINISH FLOOR DoB NOW JOB NUMBER:

17'-634"

RECESSED DOUBLE DUPLEX OUTLET AT THE FINISH DRAWING NUMB NEW SLIDING DOOR FLOOR DRAWING NUMBER:

DoB NOW APPR

SECURITY FIRE ALARM PULL STATIONALARM KEYPAD FIRE ALARM HORN/STROBE

CELLAR POWER AND SIGNAL PLAN CELLAR FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN A-110

A-A

RECESSED DUPLEX OUTLET AT THE CEILING GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTION NEW SWING DOOR WEATHERPROOF COVER

2

DoB NOW APPROVAL STA

3/16" = 1'-0" 3/16" = 1'-0" EXISTING WALL

TAKE A BREATH

J.3

J.1 J.1

J.3

PLATING, SOIL & LINING

DRAIN HOLE EVERY 12"

F

WALL MTD. WATER CLOSET; REF. PLUMB. DWGS.

1"

CERAMIC, COVED FLOOR BASE

E

CERAMIC, COVED FLOOR BASE

K

PARTIAL SECTION AT EXTERIOR BOOTH SEATING (LOOKING EAST)

3

A: NORTH

B: EAST

C: SOUTH

A-800

D: WEST

GENDER NEUTRAL ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM WC 2 - INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

2

A-501

CL

FIRST FINISH FLOOR

+ 0'-0"

D

D CORIAN TILE WALL FINISH

2

1/4" SETTING BED

B

J.2

RECESSED ACTUATOR FLUSH PLATE

1" THICKNESS TERRAZZO TOPPING

CONT. WATERPROOF GYPSUM (TYP.); REF. FINISH SCHED.

534"

A

A

1'-3"

C

CONT. STONE COUNTERTOP

PLANTS

191 SMITH ST, NY 11201 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK TEL 718.512.0368.

BLOCK:397 LOT:07 BIN: 3336059

HOLLOW MTL. DOOR AND FRAME; REF. DOOR SCHED.

H

1/4" PLASTER FINISH PROJECT:

2'-641"

CONT. WATERPROOF GYPSUM (TYP.); REF. FINISH SCHED.

MICRO-CONCRETE WALL PROTRUDES 2" MAX.

B

CUSTOM ADJUSTABLE TILT MIRROR

MICRO-CONCRETE WALL WITH INTEGRAL COLOR (TYP.)

MICRO-CONCRETE WALL WITH INTEGRAL COLOR (TYP.)

1'-8"

MICRO-CONCRETE WALL WITH INTEGRAL COLOR (TYP.)

SUSPENDED GYP. BD. CLG., PTD.

CL

CL

1" = 1'-0"

1/2" = 1'-0"

CL

3

DRAWING:

1'-0"

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS BATHROOMS ISSUE DATE:

DRAWN BY: Ruisi Wang Wangyu Feng Xiaohan Zhou

10'-0"

3'-6"

1/4" PLASTER FINISH

EQ.

1

A-501

GENDER NEUTRAL ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM WC 1 - INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

2201

1"

CL

CONTINUOUS 1/2" PLYWOOD PLANTER BOX

1'-3"

CL

2'-9"

1" 2'-12

1'-8"

1" 1'-32 CL

NEW MACADAM FLOORING OVER EXISTING GROUND

FIRST FINISH FLOOR

DoB NOW JOB NUMBER:

+ 0'-0"

320000000

1'-8" D: WEST

4×16×8 BRICKS

PLATING, SOIL & LINING

DRAIN HOLE EVERY 12"

1'-7" MAX.

2'-1" KNEE/TOE CLR. C: SOUTH

STEEL JOINT

1" WOOD TABLE BASE

T.S.C.D.

3'-8" 2'-7" 9" MIN.

2'-3"

3'-4" 1" 1'-32

2'-10" MAX.

CL 1'-8"

2'-9"

S.N.R.

B: EAST

1 1/2" THICKNESS TERRAZZO TABLE TOP

DRAWING:

SEAL:

B.C.S.

S.N.R. ADA ACCESSIBLE TOILET

1' MAX.

1"

5'-9"

CL

W.R.

A.F.P.

3'-6" G.B.

1'-8"

1'-6" GRAB BAR

EQ.

E.H.D. S.D.

3'-4"

1'-6" GRAB BAR

PROJECT NUMBER:

A: NORTH

PLANTS

05.06.2022

3'-0" GRAB BAR

CL

6"

DRAWING NUMBER:

2'-5"

CL

1/2" = 1'-0"

2

A-501.00 PARTIAL SECTION AT EXTERIOR BOOTH SEATING (LOOKING NORTH)

A-800

DoB NOW APPROVAL STAMP:

© UNA Studio, LLC 2022

1

1" = 1'-0"

A-800

PA

Click to Watch the Video

Date Team Type Skills

2020 Fall Individual Work Illustration, Animation Procreate, Premiere

This is a cartoon animation that literally “makes my dreams come true”, inspired by a daydream of receiving an acceptance letter from Hogwarts since my childhood. In order to make the frame-by-frame drawings look dynamic, I drew each scene twice to make them wiggle slightly, creating the sense of hand-painted style by using specific brush strokes and texture of the drawing. The two short animations are created by After Effects: the moving train and the fogging castle scene.

Storyboard & Script Early in the morning, I was awakened from my sleep in a daze by a noise by the window. Upon opening my eyes, I realized it was an owl by the window with a letter. I took it over and opened it to find it was my coveted Hogwarts notice. Boarding the steam train, I began my journey to the Wizarding World. From afar, I could see Hogwarts Castle in the moonlight, emitting a soft light along with the starry night. However, a sudden daze hit me, and my vision turned into darkness. With the ringing of the alarm clock, I truly woke up, and it turned out that everything that had just happened was just a dream.

Scenario

01 Eyes Opening

02 Waking Up

03 An owl is standing on the windowsill

04 With a letter

05 Swings its wings

06 It is a Hogwarts acceptance letter!

07 Reading the letter

08 Strarting the journey to the wizarding world

09 Stram train is moving

10 Seeing the Hogwarts castle

1 1 The view becoming foggy and smoky

12 Alarm clock is ringing; Waking up veritably

Date 2023 Summer Hundred-mile Team Professional team of 15 people

Riverside Park

Type Landscape Design Skills Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, AutoCAD, Rhino

The project aims to transform the linear seawall with tough existing conditions into a colorful shoreline landscape. The Qiantang tide and its imprints are extracted as the dominant site element and the basic design language. The design links the natural landscape, humanity history, and community activities along the bank of the Qiantang River, by exploring the spiritual characteristics of the ancient seawall and constructing the modern identity of Haining city.

Riverfront Walkpath (cooperate with others)

Ecological Wetland (cooperate with others)

Theme Park Botanical Garden

Date 2022 Summer Team Professional team of 6 people Type Landscape Design Skills Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion

The design combines three systems of planting system, water system and cultural system, with the theme of plants, culture and health, and the characteristics of rural plant ecological landscape, to create a modern botanical garden integrating science popularization, tourism, leisure and other functions as a whole and sustainable development.

Torreya Garden (cooperate with others)

Colored Grove (cooperate with others)

Harb Park (cooperate with others)

Jungle / Charcoal Drawing

Fine Art Collection