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Yake Wang

Columbia University GSAPP Work Sample 2018-2026

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Yake Wang Phone: (352)-871-1122 Email: yakewang0718@gmail.com EDUCATION Columbia University in the City of New York Master of Architecture University of Florida Bachelor of Design, Major in Architecture Minor in Landscape Architecture; Sustainability and the Built Environment; Urban and Regional Planning Awards and Honors BUILDNER Hospice Architecture Competition- Shortlist; The WITTERS Competition - Urban Planning Reward; Non-Architecture Award- Honorable Mention; GSAPP Avery Scholarship Certificated LEED Green Associate

EXPERIENCE Perkins Eastman, Architecture Intern Bajaj Vitality Pune Hospital • Developed SI markups and iterative floor plan revisions in Revit for OPD Medical, Surgical, Endoscopy, and Prep/Recovery areas, translating clinical needs into coordinated design updates.

• Improved clinical workflows and adjacencies by refining CSSD circulation, patient–staff separation, support room proximity, and prep/recovery access while supporting phased surgery planning.

New York, NY 2023-2026 Gainesville, FL 2018-2023

New York, NY 01/26- Present

Torrent Hospital • Produced and evaluated alternative tower planning studies in AutoCAD, testing massing strategies that enabled the design for circulation.

Renovation of 118,000-square-foot office building • Contributed to schematic design and design development phase for the Montefiore Healthcare Renovation, developing the programs such as cafe, mental-health gallery and exam rooms.

• Produced ADA-compliant layout studies, refining circulation, clearances, and patient experience strategies across multiple plan iterations.

06/25- 06/25

TVSDesign, Architecture Intern

Atlanta, GA 06/24- 08/24

Red Hat Amphitheater • Designed roof schematic designs using CAD and hand-drawing techniques, resulting in the combination of BIM technique and Rhino grasshopper development skill.

• Developed a plan for façade and structure techniques to create a high-performing and captivating design for the project by researching the material components about sound controlling.

BACC Expansion Project • Compiled case studies related to sporting requirements and interior space organization, created presentations with recommendations on the material list that could be used in the project

06/22- 06/22

CSADI, Architecture Intern

Wuhan, China 05/23- 08/23

Yichang Opera House • Created three schematic designs using a combination of hand-drawing techniques and Rhino 3D digital modeling, resulting in the successful realization of the spatial design

PUBLICATIONS MDPI-Sustainability Wang, Qiang, Pengfei Ma, and Yake Wang. 2025. “Sustainable Heritage Tourism in Transition: Policy, Space, and Authenticity in a UNESCO World Heritage Site” Sustainability 17, no. 21: 9619. https://doi.org/10.3390/su17219619

SKILLS & INTERESTS • Software: Revit, Rhino, AutoCAD, SketchUp Grasshopper, Enscape, Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Blender, InDesign, 3D Printing, Affinity Designer • Language: English, Chinese Mandarin • Interests: Oil Painting, Photography, Digital Art, Music

INTERWOVEN A Renovation of Existing Factory

Term Type Location Instructor

Fall 2025 Group Work Sunset Park, Brooklyn Phu Hoang

Our project establishes a framework for rethinking how architecture can support community health through culturally grounded, bottomup practices. The proposal introduces a renovation that positions the building as a flexible armature rather than a fixed typology—an infrastructure that spatializes grassroots knowledge and allows healing, learning, and daily rituals to take form through use.

By bridging immigrant herbal traditions, communal care, and institutional healthcare, the project aims to cultivate an environment where culture and wellness co-evolve and where the building acts as an operational mediator rather than a prescriptive container. The interlace layout becomes the architectural driver: it generates a series of in-between spaces where programs overlap, transition, and coexist. These interweaving conditions allow activities to expand and contract over time, providing a structural flexibility that reflects how community practices unfold. The armature therefore operates not as a rigid hierarchy but as a spatial gradient that supports multiple forms of learning, production, and wellness simultaneously.

Anti-Typology Study in Chinatown

THE REGULATED VS UNREGULATED ZONING

The railings forming territories for each Bussiness, within the same structure, the unregulated has became invisible

The railings forming the territories for each entry, within the same side of building, the stairs directly connect with the programs on different floors

Fourth to Sixth Floor: Lawyer, Immigration, Insurance Offices

First Floor: Medical Clinic, Restaurant

Second Floor: Arcade and Gambling has been highly isolated in the building with restricted entrance

Basement Floor: “Gray” SPA has been hiddened, occupying two building basement

First Floor: Beauty Salon, Tech Center, and Boba Tea Shop

First Floor: Regular fruits and vegetables shelved on the street, and regimen Market selling imported medicine and herb are hidden in the interior space. Blurring the inside and outside relationship

Unregulated Zoning in Sunset Park

Commercial (small) Commercial Complex Residential Public Facility Health-related Program Culture Hub E

Industrial Building Water A

Commercial Complex (health,bussiness,art)

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NYU Langone Hospital

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Infrastructure Retention Tank

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City Harvest Food Rescue Center

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Industry City

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Bush Terminal Park

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1 Whale Square

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Brooklyn Meat Market

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Brooklyn Army Terminal

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Existing Structure Analysis

Concrete Tile

Roof Tile

Monitor Truss

Concrete

Warren Truss

Steel

Steel Concrete Reinforced

Steel

Steel Gasframe

Steel Frame

Tension Wire

SESC Case Study and Sunset Park Analysis The “Waterfall”” THE “WATERFALL”

The “Hearth” THE “HEARTH”

The “Air” THE “AIR”

The “Ground” THE “GROUND”

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SESC Pompéia Factory

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In SESC Pompeia, Lina Bo Bardi reimagined the industrial site as a civic landscape rooted in bioclimatic SESC design Pompéia and community well-being. The removal of interior walls established four major collective zones—the “Waterfall,” the Factory “Hearth,” the children’s play area, and the library—each encouraging gathering and layered use.

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project’s environmental strategies demonstrate a sensitivity to climate and resource efficiency. Operable windows capture prevailing winds to enable forced convection, while the open vertical volumes allow hot air to rise, InThe SESC Pompeia, Lina Bo Bardi reimagined the industrial site as a civic landscape rooted in bioclimatic design and community well-being. The removal of interior walls established four major generating a stack effect that cools interior spaces without mechanical reliance. These passive systems transform the building into an adaptable climatic container. Equally important is the programmatic logic: fixed cores coexist with collective zones—the uses, “Waterfall,” the “Hearth,” the children’s play area, andstructure the library—each encouraging gathering layeredtouse. flexible areas that welcome “messy” occupations—informal seasonal activities, and community improvisation.

This dual balances stability with openness, enablingand the building sustain a wide range of cultural and social functions. As a result, SESC Pompeia embodies an architectural ethos where climate, material, and collective life are inseparably intertwined.

The project’s environmental strategies demonstrate a sensitivity to climate and resource efficiency. These passive systems transform the building into an adaptable climatic container. Equally important is the programmatic logic: fixed cores coexist with flexible areas that welcome “messy” occupations—informal uses, seasonal activities, and community improvisation.

The Eastern Herb Store

The Block Between 56th and 57th St

The City Gird on 8th Ave

Building

Block

Street

The Eastern Herb Store exemplifies an anti-typological approach, rejecting the rigid Western pharmacy model. The elongated ground floor is divided by shelves and curtains rather than walls, and dietary therapy.

The mixed-use block demonstrates diasporic urbanism’s resistance to fixed categories, where commerce and residence intertwine. Ground-floor businesses extend into domestic life, while residents overlook and engage street economies.

Health-related spaces in diasporic enclaves rarely conform to singular functions. Pharmacies transform into hybrids of commerce, healthcare, and domesticity, dissolving the rigid typologies of Western medical space.

Ground Plan Drawing

The design framework is organized through an interlaced system of herb planting cores, community cores, and knowledge cores. These cores are distributed across the existing steel and brick structures to produce a continuous spatial network rather than isolated programmatic zones.

Air Corridor Open Market

Herb drying overlaps with communal cooking; circulation merges with small learning pockets; climatic gradients generate sensory shifts from warm to cool. Immigrant knowledge grows in this way— through experience, adaptation, and seasonal practice.

Architecture here becomes a medium through which sensory knowledge is observed, shared, and practiced.

Knowledge Core - Library

2nd Floor Plan Drawing

Model Photo- Unregulated Layout

Model Photo- New VS. Old

Model Photo- Old Renovation

3D Projection Project reframes architectures as a flexible Infrastruction for community health rooted in cultural practice, wh

Orthographic - Sec These environmental systems allow scent, temperature, and air movemen

- Outside Inside hich adapts existing block factory buildings by preserving their facades, structuresm and reusing the materials

ctional Perspective nt to become experiential layers that guide occupants through the building

Oblique Collla The design investigates natural (unregulated) and artificial (regulated) ventilation as dual systems—one spatial, the other climatic. This c The Health Commons becomes both a co-adaptation and a climatic instrument—where

age Drawing calibrated relationship between openness and enclosure, between facade rhythm and roof profile, defines a new atmospheric equilibrium. e structure, air, and care coalesce into a coherent spatial and environmental strategy.

HOUSING FOR PLANT LOVER A Future Work-Living Garden Housing Prototype

Term Type Location Instructor

Fall 2024 Group Work 127th St West Harlem, New York Hilary Sample

The researcher examines the perspective of housing in New York City,the historical context of small units, and the impact of legislation on livingstandards in megacities. Examines the interplay between humans and plants, emphasizing the need of a healthy lifestyle and the urban housing crisis. The pricing, maintenance, and design must be integrated not just asa solution to the housing crisis but also to foster a community for the future.

The objective is to develop an economical housing initiative thatincludes communal vertical gardening areas, appealing to horticultureenthusiasts and families in search of cost-effective living arrangements.This method encourages community engagement, advocates for ahealthy lifestyle, and improves community welfare. The concept seeksto provide an engaging atmosphere that fosters a healthy lifestyle.

Double-Helight Double-Helight Green House Shared Green House Green House Double-Helight Green House

Balcony Terrace Balcony Balcony

Street Level Street Level Residence RestingEntrance Area Resting Area Street Level

Resting Area

Ground Floor Plan Drawing

Herbal Lab Bar Herbal Lab Bar Herbal Lab Bar

Roof Top Garden Roof Top Garden Roof Top Garden

Ground FLoor Ground FLoor GroundPlant FLoorStore Plant Store Plant Store

Residential Lobby- Indoor

Residential Lobby- Outdoor

Elevation Outside - In Drawing Garden has been created by human actions, nevertheless the life of plants have a far deeper history than human existence.

First the plants grow on the earth, then the human start to interact with them for food, and the technology starts allowing the us to grow plants we want around the housing, garden has been introduced as a private land identification, then the city grow, the urban structure starts to forming public gardening and the towers drag people away from the greens. In this project, we attempted to reestablish the interaction between plant and human existence, presenting a dwelling design based on seasonal shifting and climate.

Section Inside - Out Drawing

Roof Garden Structure Detail Section

Steel Mullion Steel Anchor Sealed Galzing WP Memrane Sealant Steel Beam Connect Joints

Double-Height Community Space

Polycarbonate Facade

Potting Bench

Hanging Steel Structure

Rasied Garden Bed

Greenery Wall Shared Workshop

Water and Electrical Pipes

Sloped Water Drainage

Model Photo- Residential Unit

UNIT 1B1B UNIT 1B1B

Model Photo- Residential Unit

UNIT 2B1B

Residential Unit Plan- 1b1b

UNIT 2B1B

Residential Unit Plan- 2b1b A

Model Photo -Residential Lobby

UNIT 2B1B UNIT 2B1B

Residential Unit Plan- 2b1b B

TOWER FOR FREELANCER A Future Shared-Working Protatype

Term Type Location Instructor

Fall 2022 Individual Work Lower East Side, New York Allberto Perez

The configuration of the streets influences and delineates the circulation and the spaces inside the structure, Like the urban fabric of NYC, the high-rise complex has many public spaces to accommodate various requirements and densities. It also encompasses the interaction between private and public spaces as influenced by 2Istcentury lifestyles.

The concept presented in Delirious New York posits that seeingcities as spontaneous ordering rather than as well crafted artworkselucidates the tradeoff between the size and organization of urbanenvironments.

Inspired by the concept of a Culture of Congestion,” theproposal seeks to provide an alternative design that consolidates andintegrates the current program inside the hotel. The Hotel Relocatingproject emphasizes the integration of guest and local requirements,analyzing the interactions between public and private spaces.

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SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ANALYSIS FREELANCER HUB CENTER

NOMADWORKS

SITE ANALYSIS ANALYSIS SITE

Network Map of Work-Living Institutes Network Map of Work-LivingTYPES Institutes OF LIFESTYLE INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY MUESEUM ESSEX ST SHOPPING CENTER

NATHAN STRAUS LUTHER GULICK PLAYGROUND PARK

HAMILTON FISH REC CENTER

TYPE OF LIFESTYLE

TYPES OF LIFESTYLE

AXOMOMETRIC SKY VIEW

AXOMOMETRIC SKY SKY VIEW VIEW AXOMOMETRIC

PHOTOGRAPHY MUESEUMESSEX ST ESSEX ST CENTER SHOPPING SHOPPING CENTER

NOMADWORKS SURROUNDING ANALYSIS

INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY MUESEUM

FREELANCER HUB CENTER

ESSEX ST SHOPPING CENTER

NOMADWORKS NOMADWORKS NOMADWORKS

NATHAN STRAUS NATHAN STRAUS LUTHER GULICK PLAYGROUND LUTHER PARK GULICK PLAYGROUND HAMILTON FISH PARK NATHAN STRAUS HAMILTON FISH REC CENTER PLAYGROUND LUTHER GULICK REC CENTER PARK

HAMILTON FISH REC CENTER

FACADE AND DOORFRONT ANALYSIS

Window types and openings are integral to the neighborhood’s architectural identity and window types and openings are integral to the neighborhood’s archite cultural heritage, particularly in its iconic brownstones and rowhouses. Their vertical identity rhythmic and cultural particularly in its iconic brownstone proportions, repetition,heritage, and symmetrical placement reinforce the elegance Reflecting styles likewhile Renaissance and Neo-Grec, of rowhouses.

Renaissance Revival and Neo-Grec styles, elements such Revival as stone surrounds, windows theopenings elegance andand symmetry Harlem’s arched lintels, enhance and recessed add depth refinementof to the façades. historic buil

Beyond their aesthetic value, they symbolize the area’s vibrant cultura Beyond aesthetics, windows an important social rolewhen in Harlem’s history, especially during theplayed Harlem Renaissance, homes withespecially large, welco during the Harlem Renaissance.

Large openings allowed domestic life to engage with windows served as community hubs. Their design was practical for urban the street, supporting informal social exchange and cultural expression. At the same maximizing natural light and ventilation in densely built residential sp time, their design responded to dense urban conditions by maximizing natural light and ventilation, reflecting both environmental logic and community-oriented living.

BOOKSTORE

GALLERY

KIDS AREA

LOUNGE

FRONT DESK

ELEVATOR

CAFE

SHOPPING CENTER

The Culture of Cogestion suggested that the buildings in dense modern cities, especially skyscrapers, have established its own rules. The buildings are less about the Revolution, but moreThe about the ofgrid and how suggests the exterior interior, the Imagaginary Metropolis andskyscrapers—operate individal life, and theaccording form andtofunction could met logic. and braid itsthan system.

Culture Congestion that and buildings in dense modern cities—particularly their own internal Rather expressing architectural The Culture of Cogestion suggested that the buildings in dense modern cities, especially skyscrapers, have established its own rules. The buildings are less about the Revolution, but revolution, they are shaped by the grid, where exterior and interior, imaginary metropolis and individual life, and form and function intertwine into a layered, braided system. more about the grid and how the exterior and interior, the Imagaginary Metropolis and individal life, and the form and function could met and braid its system.

AXONOMETRIC EXPLORING DRAWING

Vertical circulation has been divided into two parts- one is for the shopping center and public institudes at the lower floors, and the other one started at middle and only servces hotel guests to provide privacy.

Rectangular tranparent blocks serve as a connection between private and major public space, which contains program sush as reading area, gallery, and café area.

Other than ground floor public institudes, the hotel contains two major public program areas, provide area for the freelancers to have meetings or presentations.

Within the grid public space, which happened one between another private dwellings, individual workingstudios have been introduced.

GROUND FLOOR Glass Facade

Ceremony Stairs Hotel Directing

CAFE

BOOKSTORE

Entrance

LOUNGE

PECTINE Rethinking the Role of Public Space

Term Type Location Instructor

Summer 2022 Individual Work Hong Kong Alberto Perez

The proposal was predicated on the notion that architecture may serve as an ongoing public venue that facilitates citizen engagement within the urban environment. The preliminary study of the project indicated that the proliferation of high-rises in Hong Kong is encroaching onto public spaces and diminishing the city’s walkability, therefore adversely affecting the physical and mental well-being of its residents.

A concept for a continuous corridor is offered to foster a more engaging and healthful urban environment based on the urban fabric.

It formulates a comprehensive strategy for a sustainable urban framework, developing new culturally relevant infrastructure across the Central and Western Districts of Hong Kong. An extensive metropolitan structure was established by integrating three distinct rotations among four prominent strongholds. The initiative seeks to provide services for inhabitants of all ages, propose a viable solution for balancing land use and public spaces, and motivate individuals to reassess their lifestyles and their connection with the community.

PROGRAM PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

Program Program

RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL ART/MUSEUM ART/MUSEUM ART/MUSEUM SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE

Walkability Walkability

ATTRACTION: ATTRACTION: GALLERY; GALLERY; ARTART STUDIOS STUDIOS ATTRACTION: GALLERY; ART STUDIOS PRIORITY GROUP: ARTIST; STUDENT; TOURIST PRIORITY PRIORITY GROUP: GROUP: ARTIST; ARTIST; STUDENT; STUDENT; TOURIST TOURIST

PAINTER: PAINTER: LOVE “I VISIT LOVE VISIT VISIT HERE HERE ANDAND ENTER THETHE PAINTER: “I“ILOVE HERE AND ENTER THEENTER GALLERY TO CHECK WHAT THEYGALLERY HAVE TO THISTO SEASON.” GALLERY CHECK CHECK WHAT WHAT THEY THEY HAVE HAVE THISTHIS SEASON.” SEASON.”

ATTRACTION: ATTRACTION: REHABITION REHABITION CENTER CENTER

ATTRACTION: REHABITION CENTER PRIORITY GROUP: ELDER GENREATION PRIORITY PRIORITY GROUP: GROUP:

ELDER ELDER

GENREATION GENREATION GRANDMA: “ ENJOY THE CITY VIEW WITH MY GRANDCHILDRENS AFTER DINNER “WAS NICE” GRANDMA: GRANDMA: ENJOY “ QUITE ENJOY THE THE CITYCITY VIEW VIEW ” ”

ATTRACTION: ATTRACTION: BOTANIC BOTANIC GARDEN GARDEN

ATTRACTION: BOTANIC GARDEN PRIORITY GROUP: KID; STUDENT PRIORITY PRIORITY GROUP: GROUP:

KID;KID; STUDENT STUDENT

STUDENT: STUDENT: “ THE “ THE AERIAL AERIAL MAKE IT SO ITSAFER SO MUCH MUCH SAFER SAFER ANDAND STUDENT: “ THE AERIAL MAKEMAKE IT SO MUCH AND QUICKER FROM SCHOOL BACK TO HOME.” QUICKER QUICKER FROM FROM SCHOOL SCHOOL BACK BACK TO TO HOME.” HOME.”

ATTRACTION: ATTRACTION: COMMUNITY COMMUNITY FARM FARM ATTRACTION: COMMUNITY FARM

PRIORITY PRIORITY GROUP: GROUP: RESEARCHER; STUDENT; STUDENT; PRIORITY GROUP: RESEARCHER; STUDENT;RESEARCHER; PARENT PARENT PARENT

RESEARCHER: “ THE OPEN SPACES PROVIDE SUCH GOOD PLACE FOR THE

PRACTICE OF COMMUNITY FARMING ” RESEARCHER: RESEARCHER: “ THE “ THE OPEN OPEN SPACES SPACES PROVIDE PROVIDE SUCH SUCH GOOD GOOD

PLACE PLACE FORFOR THETHE PRACTICE PRACTICE OF OF COMMUNITY COMMUNITY FARMING FARMING ” ”

Experience Experience

rehabilitation

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INDOOR ENTERTAINMENT 30

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interior green courtyards

COMMUNITY NODE PLAN

CLINIC

PHARMACY GYM AND REHABITION CENTER

SECTION PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

nursing home

SCHOOL NODE RENDERING DRAWING

walkable skyline

SCHOOL NODE PLAN

HEALTH NODE RENDERING DRAWING

SITE LIFESTYLE ANALYSIS

LE-HAVRE APRON Competition of Museum at Le-Havre

Term Type Location

Summer 2024 Individual Work Brise-Vent Havre

Throughout history, the harbor has evolved from a war battlefield to a pivotal hub for international trade, and today, it stands as a significant industrial site. This harbor is distinguished by its deep historical and cultural heritage. This project aims to explore and highlight the site’s dynamic historical progression, using the Brise-Vent Havre as a reference point. The design will incorporate a multi-dimensional approach, integrating time as a crucial element.

The proposal envisions an extension of the Brise-Vent Havre, primarily focused on showcasing the harbor’s history and artifacts. Three spaces are placed based on the Datum, the Brise-Vent Havre. A visitor center contains public facilities will be located on the southern side of the structure, while a movable installation and café will be situated on the northern apron. Each space will feature a specially designed stylobate that reflects the existing structure, enhancing the narrative of the harbor through both architectural and urban design elements.

The Acies, a nature intergating space, designed to having fabrics constantly moving and changing, creating a living edge between the land and water

Fish Bone Structure

The netting system, a waving roof system across the site, using the same language as the Le Havre structure.

Fishing Nets System

Shipping Container Modules

As the history of the site contains function as a loading dock, cafe will extent the geometry and material of the shipping containers.

THE CANOPY Collactive Assembly Combination with Grasshopper

Term Type Location Instructor

Spring 2024 Group Work Lower East Side, New York Danniely Staback Rodríguez

The Canopy is a project that explores the potential of wood and masonry joinery. By designing a distinctive wall assembly, the wall aspires to evolve into a canopy that responds to local conditions while reexamining the relationship between manmade structures and natural components.

The proposition Attempts to integrate ancient construction practices with contemporary technology focus on minimizing material waste via reuse, while also considering the mechanization of lock production.

The Grasshopper script may now control the creation of the blocks, as well as the dimensions and angles of the interlocking components. It might also regulate the area required for this construction, so facilitating room for human activities. Connections with alternative materials would be significant. The concept might provide a temporary space in the neglected urban region. The masonry and wood team might also investigate methods for controlling them under gravitational conditions. Additional materials may be included to realize this concept.

MATERIAL LIFE-CYCLE DIAGRAM

GRASSHOPPER- ASSEMBLY PROCESS DIAGRAM

Assembly Process A

Assembly Process B

SECTION DRAWING

Term Location Company Work

2024 Palmetto, Florida hc.A Schematic Phase Planning

Professional Work Sample Practical experience is essential in architectural design since it connects academic understanding with practical implementation. It enables architects to directly see the evolution of designs and their interaction with the environment, materials, and users. Architects get insights into the intricacies of site conditions, building processes, and structural issues via practical field experience, which cannot be fully comprehended by drawings or simulations alone.

Following chapter shows the cooperation with builders, engineers, and other designers, ensuring the design concept is consistent with construction realities. It facilitates the early identification of possible challenges, such material restrictions, financial constraints, or unanticipated site circumstances, enabling prompt design revisions.

Montefiore 104 Corp Park Dr

The Montefiore project reimagines an existing building into a modern healthcare center that responds to the evolving needs of community wellness and resilience. The COVID-19 crisis has underscored the urgency of social, economic, and environmental change—revealing systemic vulnerabilities and the necessity for spaces that promote care, adaptability, and human connection.

For this project, we embrace a holistic, human-centered, and convergent approach to design. The renovation of Montefiore integrates strategies drawn from hospitality and retail environments to create a welcoming and restorative atmosphere. This approach not only enhances patient experience but also ensures that staff feel valued, comfortable, and supported—fostering a culture of compassion and well-being throughout the facility.

Term 2025 Location New York, NY Company Perkins Eastman Phase Schematic Design, Design Development Responsibility Proposal of the Ground and second floor entrance design Supervisor Sung Jong Park

Ground Entrance Rendering

Cafe Lounge Elevation

Clinic Room Study A

Commercial Kitchen ADA Study

Grounf FLoor RCP Drawing

Ground Floor Plan

Clinic Exam Room Plan

VA KATY OUTPATIENT CENTER

The Montefiore project reimagines an existing building into a modern healthcare center that responds to the evolving needs of community wellness and resilience. The COVID-19 crisis has underscored the urgency of social, economic, and environmental change—revealing systemic vulnerabilities and the necessity for spaces that promote care, adaptability, and human connection.

For this project, we embrace a holistic, human-centered, and convergent approach to design. The renovation of Montefiore integrates strategies drawn from hospitality and retail environments to create a welcoming and restorative atmosphere. This approach not only enhances patient experience but also ensures that staff feel valued, comfortable, and supported—fostering a culture of compassion and well-being throughout the facility.

Term Location Company Phase Responsibility

Supervisor

2025 New York, NY Perkins Eastman Schematic Design, Design Development Proposal of the circulation and the patient reception area deisgn Shion Iwaizumi

Second Floor Reception Rendering

Second Floor Staff Lounge Rendering

Second Floor East Wing Plan

VA KATY OUTPATIENT CENTER

m Health Amphitheater

The amphitheater stage is located in the southeast corner of the campus, oriented towards Rocky Creek and Mercer University Drive. The venue has three separate seating sections: 2,500 permanent seats in a tiered seating bowl, 1,500 temporary seats on a flat floor situated between the fixed seats and the stage, and 6,000 grass seats phitheater located stageoutside is thelocated in structure. the southeast cornerof 10of‘boxes’thelocated campus, oriented RockyTwo entry Creekplazasand Mercer Universibowl and roof VIP seating consists between the pit and the towards permanent seats. have concessions, retail The venuefacilities, has three separatealong seating sections: permanent seats Additional in a tiered seating bowl,alternatives 1,500 temporary seatsnearontheaamphitheater, flat floor and situatand bathrooms, with views that offer2,500 supplementary VIP options. concession and retail will be available en the fixed seats and the stage, and 6,000 grass seats located outside the bowl and roof structure.

VIP seating consists of 10 ‘boxes’ located beprospective plans may include the establishment of a full-service restaurant. pit and the permanent Two entry plazas have retail facilities, bathrooms, along wide withwings. viewsA loading that offer Performers have seats. access to a performance stage of 55concessions, feet in depth and 70 feet in width,and accompanied by 20-foot dock, supplementary 12-15 feet deep, is VIP beingoptions. concessionplanned and retail alternatives will be available near the amphitheater, and prospective plans may include the establishment of a full-service restaurant. to accommodate eight truck bays, which will be sheltered by a canopy to enhance service for performers and personnel. The facility includes distinct dressing rooms for men and women, celebrity dressing rooms, a green room, a food area, and a crew locker room.

rs have access to a performance stage of 55 feet in depth and 70 feet in width, accompanied by 20-foot wide wings. A loading dock, 12eep, is being planned to accommodate eight truck bays, which will be sheltered by a canopy to enhance service for performers and personfacility includes distinct dressing rooms for men and women, celebrity dressing rooms, a green room, a food area, and a crew locker room.

Term Location Term Company Location Phase Term Company Responsibility Location Phase

Company Responsibility Supervisor

2024 Macon, North Carolina 2023-2024 TVS Design Macon, North Carolina Schematic Design, Design Development 2023-2024 TVS Design Plan and Elevation of theCarolina Roof Structure Macon, North Design Development Organization of the Seating Area TVS Design Plan and Elevation of the Roof Structure Emory Leonard

Phase Design Development Organization of the Seating Area Responsibility EmoryPlan and Elevation of the Roof Structure Supervisor Leonard Organization of the Seating Area Supervisor Emory Leonard

Bradenton Area Convention Center, Renovation and Expansion

rea Convention Center, Renovation and Expansion The Bradenton Area Convention Center, hotel, amphitheater and retail redevelopment is a project for two clients - Manatee County and a local hotel developer. Their

partnership envisions and renovated and expanded regional convention center together with a hotel, hotel ballroom, retail, 5,000 seat amphitheater, restaurant and retail village.

As design lead, TVS partnered with Fawley Bryant on the convention center project before joining the hotel team to provide the amphitheater design, restaurant and retail master planning. vention Center, hotel, amphitheater retail redevelopment project for twoThe clients andwithin a local hotelasdeveloper.

Their The amphitheater incorporates aand flexible stage for yoga as wellisasalive performances. stage-isManatee supportedCounty by spaces the hotel well as a green room and studio nd renovated and expanded regional convention center together with a hotel, hotel ballroom, retail, 5,000 seat amphitheater, restaurant and retail adjacent to the performance platform.

nered with Fawley Bryant on the convention center project before joining the hotel team to provide the amphitheater design, restaurant and retail

Term Location Term Company Location Phase Company Responsibility Phase

Responsibility Supervisor Term

Location Supervisor Company Phase

2022 Bradenton, Florida 2021-2022 TVS Design Bradenton, Florida Schematic Design, Design Development TVS Design Research on the Coding of Roofing Structures Schematic Design Provide Strategies for Space Organization Research on the Coding of Roofing Structures Emory Leonard 2021-2022

Provide Strategies for Space Organization Bradenton, Florida Emory Leonard

TVS Design Schematic Design

Watercolor Drawing

Yichang Opera House Project, Internship 2023 Summer Central-South Architectural Design Institute Co.,Ltd.

Oil Painting

Model Making