Architecture Selected Works Portfolio. 20202024
YANJIE HUANG
YANJIE HUANG
About
Personal Statement
Education
Name Nationality
Current Living Yanjie Huang China 30/March/2000
Birthday
Marriage
Single London, UK Contact
As an Architecture student at the Architectural Association, I am deeply engaged in exploring how architecture influences society and public behavior. My academic journey has equipped me with essential skills in design, CAD, and 3D modeling, along with a profound understanding of how architectural spaces can shape community interactions and societal norms. I am passionate about creating designs that not only aesthetically please but also foster positive social dynamics. Through this internship, I aim to apply my knowledge and skills to practical challenges, contributing to projects that prioritize social engagement and community well-being.
Architectural Association School of Architecture
September 2023 - Now Diploma Programme, RIBA Part II/ARB
University of Liverpool
Bachelor of Arts, BA Architecture, RIBA Part I/ARB
Xian-Jiaotong Liverpool University
Work Experience
September 2020 - June 2022
Feburary 2019 - June 2020 BA Architecture, RIBA Part I
Xian-Jiaotong Liverpool University
September 2018 - January 2019 Business and Management
East China Architecture Design and Research Institute (ECADI)/ Shanghai, China
Intern Architectural Assistant, Hefei Xinqiao International Airport
March 2023 - July 2023
My practical experience includes working on the Ground Transportation Center (GTC) and Terminal 2 projects, where I was responsible for digital model making and creating construction drawings using AutoCAD. This role also entailed effective collaboration with team members and suppliers to ensure cohesive project development. These experiences have enhanced my skills in technical design and interdisciplinary coordination, preparing me to contribute effectively to complex architectural projects.
Alternative Endings Workshop/ LAC Studio X DEZACT
Hadin Charbel, Deborah Lopez
July 2021 - September 2021
A research lead architecture workshop focuses on building worlds that will be influenced by different variables, reconstructing a combination of existing and potential realities which are to include buildings and landscape. During this workshop, I was exposed to the front-edge design tools, processes, and presentation skills, and I realized the importance of research, adopting new technologies into architecture design, and the potential of architecture.
A3 Architecture Studio/ Sichuan, China
July 2020- August 2020 Intern Assistant.
I work on architectural publications on WeChat and poster design. This experience helps me understand the importance of communication skills to present architectural projects to the public.
Activities
Vice President / XJTLU Modeling Club
Communicate & arrange task with fellow departments.
Leader of Publicity Department / HMAK Kendo Club
Prepare activity proposals & wechat articles.
Publicity Department / XJTLU Archery Club
Help with composing and layout online articles & posters.
Publicity Department / Students Architecture Society
September 2019 - June 2020
September 2019 - June 2020
September 2018 - June 2019
September 2018 - June 2019
Help translating Chinese articles into English version & Sharing architecture experience.
Mail Phone Wechat Linkedin y.huang0330@gmail.com +44 07579952629
MEGAAimer
http://linkedin.com/in/yanjiehuang-480385223
Language Mandarin
Native English
Professional
Technical Skills
Windows
Word
PowerPoint AutoCad Sketchup Rhinoceros
Grasshopper
Photoshop
Lightroom
Illustrator
InDesign
Mac OS
Unity Vray
Liverpool, UK Project I RNLI Lifeboat Station
2020 Oct. - Dec.
ARCH202 Design Coursework
Tutor: Marcus Schofield
Individual
The project is to build a lifeboat station for Ainsdale beach, “one of the premier beaches in the UK for extreme kite activities, with zones set aside for kite buggy & land board". The chosen site for the RNLI station sits in the sand dunes above the beach, in an area of approx. 9000 sqm.
There are lots of people who are always ready to serve the public in obscure ways, police officers, street cleaners, firefighters… These are characters who are easily ignored by the enormous while they do lots of contributions to society. For the aspect of beach safeguards, people will not notice them even when they are in trouble until they are saved by the brave safeguards. In the lifeboat station design, I want to stress how the Ainsdale beach is protected by the RNLI. This idea will not only improve the social esteem of the RNLI volunteers but also make the tourists feel safer.
For a charity-funded organization, it is important to let the public know how it works and how the donation is used if the work of the RNLI lifeboat station is transparent and accessible to the public while not interrupting volunteers’ work. Since it is a lifeboat station, working efficiently should be one of its basic requirements.
RNLI History
Sir William Hillary’s vision for a service dedicated to saving lives at sea became a reality in Bishopsgate’s trendy London Tavern on 4 March 1824. Foundation
The arrival of the motor lifeboat Royal Silver Jubilee at Wellsnext-the-Sea in Norfolk marked the end of the iconic sight of horses pulling lifeboats. Last horse-powered launch
Working Method
needs to work more effectively in partnership with other organisations and identify how to influence lifesaving through policy-makers and regulators.
RNLI can prevent more tragedies through the lifeguard service around the UK and Ireland – and help international communities to set up lifeguard services.
While maintaining our core, world-class lifeboat and lifeguard services, we will further develop our relationship with other search and rescue organizations in the UK and Ireland to help save more lives.
Our education work can save more lives by promoting safety through behavior change campaigns, products and messages, and by working more closely with communities.
RNLI Lifeguards
RNLI lifeguards starting patrolling beaches in 2001 and are now an essential part of our seamless rescue service from the beach to the open sea.
In-house manufacture of the Shannon class lifeboat brings a new era of lifesaving to the RNLI.
2001 1936 1824
2013
The Shannon Class lifeboat
Influence Supervise Educate Rescue
RNLI
Workflow Emergency Detected Command Center Drag ship out of ship yard Drag to the beach Emergency Happened Search to rescue Concept
Exhibition
idea:
inside the lifeboat station
Isometric Massing Models
Rooftop Sun Shading
The prefabricated concrete shading sustitute direct sunlight with soft indirect natural lightning, preventing potential damage and interuption to the boat and work.
Staff Bedroom
Bedrooms for staffs working for night shift.
Crew Changing
For crews to change from regular suit to working suit & equipment.
Transportation Core
Connect staffs' working section & living section while works as a boundary to divide them.
Staff Meeting Room
For crews training and staffs discuss daily working and emergency solution.
Crew Dayroom
A small balcony specificly for crews and staffs to take a break or feed themselves while working.
Control Room
Overall control center to monitor and direct all the emergency event with wide view angle and different equipment.
Public Circulation
A circulation for public to walk around the main hall, allow them to observe how the lifeboat station works.
Reception / Lobby
Public enterance.
Toilet
Small unsecual toilet for public use.
Storage
A circulation for public to walk around the mainboat hall and observe how the station works.
Place for simple emergency treatment of injuries and wound.
Main Boat Hall
The center of the station. Specifically for daily maintainance and repairment for Shannon.
Small Boat Hall
For small lifeboat storage and maintainance. Workshop & Power Plant Technique workshop for small quipment maintainance and repairment. The power plant supply electricity for First Aid
Center Atrium
Reducing Public Opening
Function Division
Public Circulation & Ajusting
Staff Corridor
Final Model
solar shading Steel structural tube Steel connection node Glass panel
Concrete
Solar shading system Exchange room
workshop
Concrete solar shading
Repair
Detail Axonometric Scenario
Tourist Tunnel
Liverpool, UK Project II Plastic Research Center
2022 Feb. - May.
BA3 Final Year Design
Tutor: Ranald Lawrance & Hazel Weir
Individual Project
Industrialization
Cheaper Labor
Cheaper & Faster Delivery World War I
communist revolution
Flu New Immigration restrictions Great Depression in 1929 Outbreak in protectionlism in 1930s
-Econimic Rebound
-General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
-The Soviet states and China has not participated yet -The developing world choose to import substitutions and remain isolated
-Developing countries began dismantling trade barrier
-The fall of Berlin Wall and collapse of Soviet Union
-Improved transportation & communication technologies
-Creation of global supply chain
The COVID-19 pandemic illustrates the danger of relying on global supply chains for essential medical supplies, while climate change demands reductions in the enormous carbon footprint of international trade. Which represents the United Kingdom now facing the challenges of producing products in a domestic context sustainably.
As a response, to contribute as part of the UK's new production industry, the project is proposed as a
university facility to explore sustainable production with recycled plastic material.
The project is a rennovation project of exsisted Electric Engineering Building in UoL campus, and proposed as a plastic material research center with an exhibition hall for public to DIY their own plastic product by recycling their used plastic objects.
Russia
Spanish
Workflow & Working Circulation Workflow
Research & Development to Production Production Feedback to Research & Development
Management Proposal Brainstorm Synthesis Processsing Production Evaluation Data Management Data Interpretation Research Research 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 4 7 5 1 2 3 5 6 6 7 GF Exhibition Storage, Workshop1 Takeout food, Baby Care 1F Kitchen & Lounge Workshop 2, Cafe, Meditation Lecture Hall 2F Production 3F Development 4F Research 5F Management Synthesis Processing Characterization Data Interpretation Performance Evolution Management Initial Proposal Group Discussion Trial Production Trial Production
Model Development
Physical Models Same Perspective Rendering Research Floor Application Floor Meditation Eating Space Eating to Meditation Meditation Space Perspective Renders Atmosphere July 20th, 15:00 Product Exhibition November 13th, 11:00 Product Trial Production November 13th, 13:00 People Resting Ground Level Wall Vault Height Roof opening Summer Winter Final Section Model
Research Floor Application Floor Eating Trial Production Meditation Research Transition: floor to floor
Design Phase II
Block A
Exhibition
Master
Ashton St In this afternoon’s meeting, we are going to discuss with manufacturers. Today’s dancing performance is actually amazing! We can finally jog without the interruption of cars. Students, the next chapter of our research will focus on...
The
for
activities. e.g.
&
Lecture Hall The lecture
is used for lectures, meetings for working
and movies for university activities. Meditation Slope Slope to create the atmosphere for yoga, snape, reading and meditation. Kitchen Preparing food and giving space for public visitors and working staff. Open Chatting Zone Open chatting zone between Block A and B to provide casual chatting and study space. Group Study Room Closed group study room for private study and intensive group discussions.
Site
Researchers Office, Lecture Room, Student Study Space Laboratories Shall we study together until 5 p.m.? Cafe Cafe bar in the middle building to energy and juice up the students and researchers. Self-study Zone Students and Researchers could use self-study zone as daily study spaces.
Outdoor
give space for students and researchers to refresh their minds during work.
& Research Center Block B
Students Learning Sector
Sunken Plaza
sunken plaza provides space
public
music
dancing performance.
hall
staff,
Public Experience, Researcher Offices, Production
Management Offices
Balcony
balconies
Activities
Light Diagram
| Technique Details Facade Sun Shading Device
Embodied Carbon
12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 CARBON EMISSIONS NB Yellow boxes indicate input data required. Other values are default values or calculated results. Embodied Energy (Cradle to Gate) No.Area m2Thickness mmDepth mmWidth mmHeight mLength mCO2e Emissions CONCRETE SLAB 1 5180.00 300 714840.00 CONCRETE COLUMN 9 460 890 3.30 6991.53 CONCRETE FOUNDATION/RETAINING WALL 1 300 0.50 486.40 41952.00 STEEL UB/UC 203x133 0 40.00 0.00 STEEL UB/UC 305x165 33 7.00 15513.96 STEEL UB/UC 406x178 0 40.00 0.00 STEEL UB/UC 533x210 0 40.00 0.00 DOUBLE LEAF BRICK 0 0.00 0.00 RAMMED EARTH 0 100.00 300 0.00 HARDWOOD 0 300 300 3.00 0.00 SOFTWOOD 0 300 300 3.00 0.00 GLULAM BEAM/COLUMN 64 300 50 3.00 665.28 LAMINATED VENEER LUMBER 0 100.00 150 0.00 PLYWOOD 1 256.00 24 1520.64 INSULATION 1 1307.00 150 14586.12 GLASS 1 941.00 12 25689.30 SUBTOTAL Structure 821758.83 Building 1264244.35 Operational Energy W W/m2Days Operational Hour Average DF % kWh/m2/annum CO2e Emissions LIGHTING 15 365 12 5.00 14.14 3.68 EQUIPMENT 15 240 12 43.20 11.23 OTHER ELECTRICAL 500 240 8 0.17 0.04 HEATING 1000 120 12 0.26 0.05 SUBTOTAL 57.76 15.00 Area m2 Design life years TOTAL EMISSIONS Operational 15.00 x 5600 x 50 4199.48 Embodied 1264.24 Embodied Carbon Operational Equivalent 15.05 3 mm anodized-aluminium mesh panel, fixed with steel clips. 13mm aluminium sheeting, 24mm ventilated cavity, moisture-diffusing windbreak 16mm plasterboard, framed metal supporting structure with 140mm insulation, 16mm plaster board steel hollow section melt to 305/105mm beam, bolted to main structure 450/150mm plastic wood rotatable sun shading device, bolted to 200/300/25mm aluminium channel 15mm safety glass Concrete, vapour layer, 76 mm polystyrene insulation upon 200mm concrete floor double galzed window, 2*6 mm galss with 13mm cavity in red aluminium frame 200/16mm steel panel welded to steel flat then bolted to steel hollow section 6/13/6mm double glazed curtain wall, fixed to aluminium frame, hold with steel plate melted to beam Steel structure to hold laminated timber cladding 150mm concrete floor on steel decking panel. 310/120mm beam cantilivered on 250mm exsisting concrete floor 50mm insulation with waterproof layer The sun shading device is majorly used to control the interior light condition and prevent solar radiation to heat the building directly. Specifically, the shading device in meditation space prevent the sunlight come into the space directly during most of the day time, ensure the consistent atomosphere of the space. Simulation Example in June 21st 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 3mm white aluminium mesh panel 450/150mm plastic wood, made from useless plastic rubbish collected among the city, which claims use 66% less energy than virgin plastic production. 305/105mm steel beam, used to cantilivered new floor structure White extrude aluminium sheet used for upper floor facade construction Dark color corrugated aluminium sheet for lower floor facade construction Before conversion After Conversion The light condition of exsisting EE building is more direct and the direction of light is simple, therefore only small parts of the building can benefit from the natrual sun light. After conversion, the building have more openings allowing light to come through, and the special opening design keep the sunlight indirect in staff's working space to ensure the consistency.
Materiality Light
Condition Comparison
1:20 Detail Drawings 1:50 Section Drawing
Project III RETHINKING SILVERSTONE
Flexible Housing in an Adaptive Community
Silverstone, UK
2023 Sep. - Now
Y4 Project, Unit 14, AA Diploma (in progress)
Tutor: Pierre d'Avoine, Pereen d'Avoine Individual Project Infraordinary Record in Silverstone
Motorsports is an important part of Silverstone; it makes Silverstone one of the most famous villages in the world and it also deeply shapes some of the villager’s life. Recent years have seen the British Grand Prix become one of the largest attended events on the F1 calendar, with 2023 attracting some of the biggest names in sport, music and culture, as the race drew in a record crowd of 480,000 across the weekend – with over 60,000 fans camping in the local area.
Lots of villagers in Silverstone economically relies on motorsports, and this kinds of ‘periodic’ or ‘circulation’ feels like almost a characteristic of the village.
The expansion of motorsports and the following development of the village, hugely challenged the village’s lifestyle and community. It seems that, both the village and villagers has been involved in motorsports, but at the same times, somehow disconnected, passively accept the reality brought by Motorsports.
The proposed carpark & the surrounding housing is a business example for silverstone residents, that promoting a flexible living style to diversify their income and lifestyle and build bridge between different communities in Silverstone, villagers, farmer, workers and enthusiasts. It is not about completely solving the parking issue in Silverstone, which probably a single building can never achieve, but is to promoting a unique lifestyle that can only been experienced in Silverstone.
Silverstone Village & Camping
Currently, more than 8 farm (more than 1,194,000sqm farm land, capable of helding 102,000 people) has been doing camping & gliamping during Grand Prix weekends. In 2023, over 60,000 fans camping around the silverstone. The in efficient camping business inefficiently occupies much more farmland than it needs to be.
The problem with current layout, is the campingsite is either too far away from the circuit, or the village, especially the majortiy of fans have to live away from the village.
Silverstone need a place to provide more accessable living spaces during racing weeks, with more options of food , supply and entertainment facilities for better experience.
Movable Unit House Community
Too Far Away from the Circuit Small scale camping business Poor facilities Lack of entertainment activities Too Far Away from the Village Large scale camping business Poor transportation Lack of food and supply
Design
Scale
Movable Module
APR.
During Christmas and new year vacation, the Formula One Pop Up Stores is hed in the Silverstone Village to attract visiters during the none-racing season. The community take this opportunity to reenergize the silverstone, by inviting the enthusiasts parking their cars inside the community courtyard, open their houses and garden to provide services to visitors. This brings back the festival vibe to the silverstone and diversify residents' economic income. JAN. Open Kitchen The kitchen can be opened and used to provide drinks, cafe and other services to the visitors. Courtyard Car Park The court yard serve as a car park, but also as exhibition space similar to the car park of GoodwoodFestival of Speed, providing space for fans to exhibit and talk about their cars. FEB. Mobile Units The mobile units is transformed into bugrer shops, drink shops and snack shops, to provide fundamental services to the visitors. Residences Residents can choose to or not to join and celebrate the festival, by operating the flexible module inside their housies. Silverstone Farmers' market is held in the village every March, before the racing season. The market is expected to promote locally produced food and farm product to the residents and even customers nationalwide. Meanwhile, this also helps farmers to sold their products in a shorter travel distance, rather than transport it to towns and cities. MAR. Garage Residents can choose to open their garage for some small business by using exsisting furnitures & facilities. For example, a bar. Farmers' Market The residents can rent out their movable units to farmers in a cheap price to form a market. Silverstone Farmers' market is held in the village every March, before the racing season. The market is expected to promote locally produced food and farm product to the residents and even customers nationalwide.
Open Unit Users can open the side panel, to expand the movable unit to outside space. They can also move the shelf to outside as display of their products. Court Yard Space The Space between two houses may form a small court yard for street restaurants. Double Unit Two units can work together to form a double unit for larger space, and the side panel can be rotate to form a table for customers.
Door Hinge Timber Frame Timber Panel Timber Column Storage Shelf Timber Frame Roof Foldable Window Example: Coffee Shop Example: Vegetable Market Example: Flower Market Example: Garden Workshop
Flexible Housing
JUL.
AUG.
Vertical Parking The vertical parking helps to release the land to accomodate more houses, which can provide services to visitors in return and also becomea symbol of celebrating motorsports culture in Silverstone.
Open Houses The living room of the house is opened to accomodate more tourists, which is isolated from other parts of houses by operating the movable flip wall panel. House Extension The movable unit can also works as an extension space of exsisted housing to accomodate more people. Street Market The street can be occupied with street restaurants or other business to provide essential living services to visitors. Courtyard as Camping Site The central courtyard can be transferred as camping site during major racing events and the mobil units and houses around can work to provide services. Through July to September, multiple major racing events happened in Silverstone Circuit, including Formula One, Moto GP and Silverstone Festival. This is really the time which celebrate the motor racing culture and attract the most visitors and viewership. The residents will take advantage of flexible housing to celebrate these festivals & events together with the visitors and generate more income from this.
As a Normal Residence
Mode I.
Mode
II. Kitchen As Cafe Bar
Living
as More Seats
Mode III-a
Room
Living
Mode III.b.
Room as Restaurant
Mode IV. Extended Restaurant
Project IV Imagineering a Screen New Deal
Los Angeles, US
2021 July. - Sep.
Tutor: Hadin Charbel, Deborah Lopez Groupwork Project
Yanjie Huang, Lihua Feng, Yucheng Kuang, Jiangwen Lu
（All the drawings are produced by the applicant if not specified)
Proposed Senario
The project is to re-imagine a Screen New Deal for Disney, a sustainable filming and entertainment production method in 2050 to promote the company's sustainable figure in the context of global warming.
The project propose a revewal project of the Los Angeles Disneyland by creating a new filming methodology within the Disneyland for their future movies, and reusing the movie filmset from
Disney's Los Angeles filming studio, that integrate filming and entertaining into one single complex.
Like all other companies, the ambitious of the Mickey Mouse doesn't stop at 'being environmental friendly' but using 'environmental friendly' as camouflage to generate economical revenue and cover its extravagant movie making in the background.
Street View Waiting Line Transportation Filming Movable modular streetview to split public and filming sectors. Props to create scenarios for the waiting lines between attractions. Props to create scenarios for the waiting lines between attractions. Filming with exsisting props inside the Disney Park
Site Plan
Workflow From Moive To Reality Original Site
02. Split the filmsets into voxels and protect them within the exterior modular wood skeleton structure.
01. Filming at the sound stage with the filmset.
04. Arrived at Disneyland, the filmsets will be handed to the transfer apartment and sent to a specific selection sector later.
03. Then the filmsets will be loaded into the truck containers and transferred from the production sound stage to Disney Resort.
05. Filmsets are processed, selected and recomposed inside the transfer center and waiting to be dispatched.
07. Finally, the tower crane or craw crane will lift up the filmset voxels.
08. Selecting voxels to construct functional space and storages depending on their characteristics.
06. Filmsets and voxels travel through the Disneyland Resort and eventually arrived at a specific site.
Buzz
Astro Orbitor Star Tours The Tomorrowland Theathre The Tomorrowland Theathre Enjoy Rides Experience Movie Into Exhibiton 1 2 3 Voxel delivered by monorail 1 Arrived Warehouse: Storage / Load to Rollercoaster 2 Delivered to Finding Nemo 3 Delivered to MainStreet Entrance 4 Delivered for film making 5 Transfer Center Isolate Tomorrowland Isolate Tomorrowland Filming/ ShrinkingStreet Conversion
Lightyear
Warehouse & Logistic Voxel Library
Exsisting Structure
Partial Application
Gallery & Souvenir
Waiting Line
Starwar
Guardians of the Galaxy
Ironman
Dr.Strange
Lihua Feng
Structure & Logisticy
Logistic & Transportation
Voxel Warehouse Manual Operation Monorail Transportation
Supporting Structure Vertical Delivery System Non-structural Wall Duo-layered Facade System Outside Voxel Facade Inside Decoration Facade Variable Wall System Vertical Delivery Horizontal Delivery System Transportation Voxel Manual Operating Space Voxel Selection Inner Wall Voxel Structure Voxel Facade Voxels Individual Voxel Voxel Groups Special Character Voxel Shelf Structure Warehouse sector is a combination of different types of manual operationg space and transportation voxels. The manual operating space is for voxel storage while the transportation voxel is for filmset storages.
Rooftop
Isometric Sectors
Image 1: Gallery of the Dr.Strange
A finished structure constructed with the existing props and voxels is used as an immersive gallery for Dr.strange's fans.
Image 2: Reconstruction
The skeleton frame is conserved while the prop voxels are refurbished or substituted with new voxels to form different themes.
Image 3: Real Scene of the Dr.Strange
Combined with a physical replicate of the iconic Sanctum Sanctorum from the film and 3-D Holography to create an immersive scenario.
Image 4: Starwars' Space Fight
Using the existing voxel form Starwar walls to recreate the fight scenes in the Death Star and the fight scene is recreated with 3-D Holography.
Function Circulation Appearance Entertainment Gallery Warehouse Waitingline Outside Logistic Interior Logistic Outside Layer: Movable Facade Middle Layer: Support Structure Inside Layer: Storaged Voxel
Lihua Feng
Project V Arctic Hotel
Rovaniemi, Finland
2021 Jun. - Sep. Individual Project
The concept idea of the Arctic Hotel project is to provide a comfortable environmental conditions to attract and encourage tourists to discover the beautiful and undeveloped Finnish forest. The concept idea is accomplished with an elevated sky walkway and all other functional units are arranged along with it.
By creating an elevated sky walkway through the Finnish forest, giving a different and unusual perspective to exploring and appreciating the aurora and natural landscape.
Living Units Developed Open Forest View Platform Hot Spring Nod Undeveloped Primitive Forst Outdoor Activities Service 15m 35m 0m 50m The majority of tree species in Finland is Scotch pine, Norway Spruce, Silver Birch and Downy Birch Height Analysis Single Store Double Store Double Store with 4m bridge Single Store with 4m bridge Double Store with 7.2m bridge Accomodation Type Living Units Developed Open Forest View Platform Hot Spring Nod Undeveloped Primitive Forst Outdoor Activities Service Preliminary Site Area Site Ecological Environment Landscape Ecological Design Landscape Location Landscape Configuration 原始场地 原始生态环境 生态设计 规划地址 景观改造 原始场地，指出现存主要森林道路& 小径，进而锁定主要的居住区域 在确定的居住区的基础上确定主要的 游览路径以及温泉活动区域 居住区域 温泉活动区域 规划好的游览路线基础上确定观景平 台 观景方向，景观设计. 包括了适应道 路和居住区的植被位置，下一张图可 以对比做出密度变化 在初步规划的植被基础上修改密度和 布局，确定野外活动区域 并联系出居 住点所连接的的游览路线 细化居住点，活动区域与海滩的关系 ，确定海滩更精确的布局。同时找出 海滩活动点与总体规划线路的关系， 确定环湖的活动路线 Environment Ecological Design Landscape Configuration 原始场地 原始生态环境 规划地址 景观改造 在确定的居住区的基础上确定主要的 游览路径以及温泉活动区域 居住区域 温泉活动区域 包括了适应道 在初步规划的植被基础上修改密度和 布局，确定野外活动区域 住点所连接的的游览路线 细化居住点，活动区域与海滩的关系 ，确定海滩更精确的布局。同时找出 海滩活动点与总体规划线路的关系， 确定环湖的活动路线 Preliminary Site Area Site Ecological Environment Landscape Ecological Design Landscape Location Landscape Configuration 原始场地 原始生态环境 生态设计 规划地址 景观改造 原始场地，指出现存主要森林道路& 小径，进而锁定主要的居住区域 在确定的居住区的基础上确定主要的 游览路径以及温泉活动区域 居住区域 温泉活动区域 规划好的游览路线基础上确定观景平 台 观景方向，景观设计. 包括了适应道 路和居住区的植被位置，下一张图可 以对比做出密度变化 在初步规划的植被基础上修改密度和 布局，确定野外活动区域 并联系出居 住点所连接的的游览路线 细化居住点，活动区域与海滩的关系 ，确定海滩更精确的布局。同时找出 海滩活动点与总体规划线路的关系， 确定环湖的活动路线 Preliminary Site Area Site Ecological Environment Landscape Ecological Design Landscape Location Landscape Configuration 原始场地 原始生态环境 生态设计 规划地址 景观改造 原始场地，指出现存主要森林道路& 小径，进而锁定主要的居住区域 在确定的居住区的基础上确定主要的 游览路径以及温泉活动区域 居住区域 温泉活动区域 规划好的游览路线基础上确定观景平 台 观景方向，景观设计. 包括了适应道 路和居住区的植被位置，下一张图可 以对比做出密度变化 在初步规划的植被基础上修改密度和 布局，确定野外活动区域 并联系出居 住点所连接的的游览路线 细化居住点，活动区域与海滩的关系 ，确定海滩更精确的布局。同时找出 海滩活动点与总体规划线路的关系， 确定环湖的活动路线 Preliminary Site Area Site Ecological Environment Landscape Ecological Design Landscape Location Landscape Configuration 原始场地 原始生态环境 生态设计 规划地址 景观改造 原始场地，指出现存主要森林道路& 小径，进而锁定主要的居住区域 在确定的居住区的基础上确定主要的 游览路径以及温泉活动区域 居住区域 温泉活动区域 规划好的游览路线基础上确定观景平 台 观景方向，景观设计. 包括了适应道 路和居住区的植被位置，下一张图可 以对比做出密度变化 在初步规划的植被基础上修改密度和 布局，确定野外活动区域 并联系出居 住点所连接的的游览路线 细化居住点，活动区域与海滩的关系 ，确定海滩更精确的布局。同时找出 海滩活动点与总体规划线路的关系， 确定环湖的活动路线 165m 250m 320m Hot Spring & Main Travel Route View Platform & Rest Nod Preserved Forest &Outdoor Activities Secondary Route & Waterside Activities Living Settlement & Main Distance Living Zone Living Sector View Platform View Platform View Platform Original Route Living Zone Living Zone Living Zone Living Zone Hot Spring Open Forest Outdoor Activity Forset Activity Riverside Activity Premitive Forest Low Density Water Activity Main Route Main Route Main Route Secondary Route Main Route Mid Density Forest Distance Distance Distance High Density Waterside activity Nod View Platform Slope
Selected Works 2019-2023
# ARC101 Design Thinking and Articulation - 2019
Other Academic Works
# ARC102 - 2020
# ARC205 - 2020
# ARC225 - 2021
# ARC302 - 2022
# ARC225 - 2021
Practice Works
# Hefei Xinqiao International Airport Terminal II - ECADI - 2023
East China Architecture Design and Research Institute (ECADI)/ Shanghai, China
Underconstruction, Work during March 2023 - July 2023
Intern Architectural Assistant
My practical experience includes working on the Ground Transportation Center (GTC) and Terminal 2 projects, where I was responsible for digital model making and creating construction drawings using AutoCAD. This role also entailed effective collaboration with team members and suppliers to ensure cohesive project development. These experiences have enhanced my skills in technical design and interdisciplinary coordination, preparing me to contribute effectively to complex architectural projects.
Image from ECADI
Photograhy
Model Making
Daily Photography
# Hobby
Redraw Sketches