Xintong He | Architectural Portfolio

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Xintong He

Portfolio | Xintong He

Curriculum Vitae

Education

Softwares

Arizona State University 08.2017 - 05.2021 | GPA 3.62 Bachelor of Science in Design, Architectural Studies Minor in Sustainability

Revit AutoCAD SketchUp Rhino Lumion D5 Render Photoshop InDesign Illustrator MS Office

Arizona State University 08.2022 - 05.2024 | GPA 3.92 Master of Architecture

Xintong He

Experience

Awards

A student architect with an international background, great passion, and responsibility for architectural design. Proficient in Mandarin and English, with some knowledge of Spanish. Excellent with communication, teamwork, time management, and creative thinking.

Consistently and constantly seeking opportunities to strengthen my knowledge and skills in problemsolving and meaningful design solutions in an architectural way.

Tongji Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd. 06.2021 - 10.2021 Architectural Intern Assisted in multiple construction drawings and created conceptual scheme designs with the team

Herberger Institute Design & Arts Dean's List 2017, 2019, 2020 Fall

Arizona State University 08.2022 - 12.2022 Teaching Assistant Assisted the professor to stimulate studio discussions, organized several exhibitions, conducted meetings and ensured students to understand course expectations and assignments

New American University Scholarship 2017 - 2021

602-693-3514 dayzpsc@gmail.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/xintonghe

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Herberger Institute Design & Arts Design Excellence Award 2021, 2023 Spring

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Portfolio | Content

Selected Works | 2018 - 2024

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Satellite Campus

Highrise Redevelopment

Small Housing Units

Museum of Contemporary Art

Bellingham, Washington

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Manhattan, New York

Phoenix, Arizona

Tucson, Arizona

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Portfolio | Satellite Campus

Introduction | 01

01 Satellite Campus

Bellingham, Washington Institutional Building Design Group Project It is designed to be the satellite campus for Western Washington University. Since the city is heavily based upon industrial factories, this new building will become a flexible research hub for biological discoveries and collaborative learning with new facilities, benefiting the university, the community, and the park and bringing everyone together.

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Concept Diagrams | 01

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Portfolio | Satellite Campus

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Floor Plans | 01

Level 2

Level 4

Level 1

Level 3

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Elevations | 01

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Portfolio | Satellite Campus

Longitudinal Section | 01

Solar Panel Structure

Atrium

Greenhouse

Rainwater & Solar Power Harvesting

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Ventilation + Sustainability Strategy | 01

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Renderings | 01

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Portfolio | Highrise Redevelopment

Introduction | 02

02 Highrise Redevelopment

Manhattan, New York Mixed-use Highrise Individual Project My goal is to provide more affordable housing to boost the community.

Introducing local shops and markets, complemented by vibrant green spaces throughout the building.

This approach will create a more integrated and sustainable living environment, fostering a sense of community while enhancing the quality of life for residents.

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Portfolio | Highrise Redevelopment

Vicinity | 02

EXISTING BUILDING

SITE LOCATION 0.1 MILE SQUARE BUILDING FOOTPRINT ROAD PARK BUS STOP

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OPEN/GREEN SPACE

CLOSE TO CENTRAL PARK

C6-7 COMMERICAL DISTRICT

SUBWAY/SIDEWALK

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Portfolio | Highrise Redevelopment

EXTRUDE

Concept Diagram | 02

SLICE

SUBTRACT

DIVIDE

THE MID DISTRICT OF MANHATTAN IS CONVICED BY COMMERCIAL AREA AND OFFICE SPACE. THE LACK OF HOUSING AVABILITY IS THE PRIMARY PROBLEM OF THE SITE LOCATION. THE GOAL OF THIS DESIGN SOLUTION IS TO PROVIDE MORE HOUSING UNITS TO STRENGTHEN THE COMMUNITY. WITH A MIXED-USED HIGH RISE, INTRODUCING LOCAL SHOPS, RESTAURANTS, AND PUBLIC GREEN SPACE INSIDE THE PODIUM, WHERE THE USERS’ DAILY NEEDS CAN BE SATISFIED AT ONCE. 23

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Portfolio | Highrise Redevelopment

Floor Plans | 02

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Level 7 4'

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Portfolio | Highrise Redevelopment

Sections + Elevations | 02

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ROOF PLANTER GLASS PANEL ROOFTOP WITH PV GLASS HIGHLY INSULATED ROOF POLYCARBONATE FACADE FACADE OPERABILITY MASS TIMBER FRAMING

Structure + Facade | 02 THERMAL INSULATION HABITAT ENERGY GENERATION, SHADING CONTRAL THERMAL STABILITY, LOWER HVAC DEMANDS, LOWER ENERGY COST DOUBLE-SKIN THERMAL BREAK, SUNLIGHT MODULATION NATURAL VENTILATION, FRESH AIR/WELLNESS, REDUCED COOLING COST RENEWABLE RESOURCE, LOW EMBODIED ENERGY

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Renderings | 02

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Physical Model | 02

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Portfolio | Small Housing Units

Introduction | 03

03 Small Housing Units

Phoenix, Arizona Condominium Design Individual Project In response to the need for affordable housing in Phoenix, the design is to seek small Condominiums that embrace a cozy, community-centric approach. The floorplan layouts aim to create small-scale space that not only addresses the housing challenges but also develops a sense of close community with resilience.

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Floor Plans | 03

Level 3

Level 2

Level 1 37

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Sections + Elevations | 03 31' - 0" 18' - 0" 9' - 0" 0' - 0"

East NTS

31' - 0" 18' - 0" 9' - 0" 0' - 0"

North NTS

31' - 0" 18' - 0" 9' - 0"

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South NTS

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Section B NTS

West NTS 40

Portfolio | MOCA

Introduction | 04

04 Museum of Contemporary Art

Tucson, Arizona Museum Design Individual Project MOCA Tucson will stand as the living room for the neighborhood that connects the public to the museum.

The roof overhang concept provides a shady environment that is suitable for the weather condition in Tucson.

During sunny days, people can walk or sit in a comfy place with more enjoyment and engagement.

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Concept + Sections | 04

Art Hall

Performance Space “Black Box” Gallery Office Art Lab Main Gallery

“Living” Rooms | Courtyards | High Resiliency

Cafe

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Floor Plan | 04

Art Lab

Performance Space

Main Gallery

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1 CAFE 2 MAIN GALLERY 3 MEETING

4 OFFICE 5 PERFORMANCE 6 ART HALL

7 RESTROOMS 8 MULTIPURPOSE 9 ART LAB

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Portfolio | MOCA

Elevations | 04

West

South

East

North

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Renderings | 04

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Renderings | 04

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Thank You

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