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YENHSI TUNG portfolio 2018

CONTENTS

Cover pages, contents page: Tribes in Riverside, original work size 6’x6’, 2017.

Instructor: Molly Hunker

URBAN /ARCHITECTURE

thesis

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HIGH-RISE MODULAR

comprehensive design studio

05

HIGH RISE / DD

practical work

13

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

design studio

21

PUBLIC PROJECT

practical work

27

CONTAINER DESIGN

competition

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PUBLIC INSTALLATION

competition + practical work

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ANALYSIS & OPTIMIZATION

competition

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[TOPO-SKIN FACADE]

ENVELOPE DESIGN

competition

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[CLOUD T]

ENVELOPE DESIGN

competition

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[2008 POST-QUAKE RECONSTRUCTION]

HYBRID MODULAR

practical work

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[EXPERIMENTAL LANDSCAPE]

REPRESENTATION

drawing

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[SNAFU]

[TOWER C]

[THE SPIRAL]

[ORGANIC FENCE] [RINARI INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER]

[POP-UP HABITAT]

[IMMERSIVE CLOUD]

[CENTER OF EXCELLENCE]

[SUICIDE NORMAL-APPLE-FOXCONN-UTOPIA] thesis website http://snafuonline.wixsite.com/snafu

[ WORKSHOP ]

[ DIETING ]

[ RECREA

imput 品

質

要

保

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人

人

放

心

output

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recycle seating area

assembly

painting

waiting are

president kuo’s quotation : quality assurance keep in mind

monitoring room dock

exit metal detector x2

drying painting

12.5'

inspection area

2’ radiant bin

0700 locker / no belongings change the dress code

cooling area

dry store

3’ disinfection

0720 leader speech

5.5’ 50’

1.5’

datum

10t FLOUR

1.3’

3’

5.5’

cooking area - stir - deep fry

40t RICE

datum

0740 check - in

500barrel COOKING OIL

1.3’

sink/boiled water supply

50+ COWs president kuo’s quotation : benevolent confident decisive

10,000+ CHICKEN

clean

愛心 信心 決心

inventory

胸 懷 千 萬 里 心 思 細 如 絲

packaging area packaging/packing

17'

loading/shipping dock

return enter metal detector x2

cooking area - fry

200,000+ EGGs

conveyor examination

1’

1’

300+ PIGs

1’

catering

quick clean

seasoning

cooking area - barbecue

bakery

delivery cart

meat prep.

cooking area - stew - simmer

veg. prep.

package walk-in fridge walk-in freezer

$

assembly workshop

dish-washers

lockers

detector checkpts.

assembly/package

circulation area

paint/ examination

$

$ $

$

imput

admin. office

lockers/bathroom

checkpts.

admin. /lockers

dishwash

$

loading/shipping dock

output

medical treatment station

cold dishes

hot food production area

stroage

$

cold

cooking area - steam - rice-cook

checkpoint

imput

$

shelves

output

entrance

seating area

checkpts.

lockers/bathroom

seating area

admin. office

existing building typology investigation certified no.208

f9347140

07:00

01

workshop

08:00

central kitchen

f9347140

12:30

dining hall

$

2018 BEST THESIS AWARD 2017 August - 2018 May Collaboration with Yuchi Kuo Instructor : Jonathan Louie with Mitesh Dixit, and Daniele Profeta SNAFU is a study of modern architecture and urbanism in the information age. It posits that the metropolis spectacle that can be infinitely extended as a sprawling and systematic intervention and showing the labour issues from a spatial perspective.

[ ACCOMMODATION ]

ATION ]

[ EDUCATION ]

ea buffet

control room

enterprise slogan

unified tv room

president kuo’s quotation : opened mind and exquisite mind

vendors area

sub-control

tbd vendor meal tbd

back-drop

om

fr

0500 breakfast : 23cent

tv studio checkout buffet

1200 lunch : 68cent

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stage

10’

central elevator shaft

2.5’

10’

33.5’ 28’

central fire stairway

host broadcast

3’

1800 dinner : 75cent

anti-suicides nets

vtr room ator elev

9.5’

28.5’

4’

11’ 3’

2’

4.5’

from

2200 dessert : 68cent

checkout buffet

6’

15’9” 5’

9.5’

control room 20’

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vendors area

m

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outdoor wash space typical unit : 12 p.

roll call

news station/ broadcast rm.

unified tv room

phd degree

computer register

register the seat

baidu it

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anti-suicides bar

standarized bunk beds

fr

order and check-out

on-line game

$

master degree

message

$

tv show

13’ 22” 18”

22”

5.5’ 19’

from

4’

bedr

33.5’

13’ $

33.5’

limited books

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$

seating area

2.5’ 5’

9.5’

5’

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5’

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32.5’

expired magazines

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unified tv show

$

bachelor degree

fr

19’

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shopping

5’8” 19’ 13’4”

2.2’

9.5’

communication program anti-suicides bar

5’ 2’ 5’ 2’ 5’

f9347140 f9347140

f9347140

20:30

cyber cafe

anti-suicides nets + bars

22:00

education center

management program

f9347140

23:30

dormitory

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[SUICIDE NORMAL-APPLE-FOXCONN-UTOPIA] SNAFU narrates the spectacle of high-efficiency in the Shenzhen and Hong Kong region, as represented by the existing Foxconn Technology Group in the Longhua campus. This manufacturing panorama is utopian.

It consists of normal and all-inclusive phenomenon for each occupant in the form of productive cell that is embedded within an efficient coordinated system. Additionally, the standardization, optimization and hierarchical manipulation formulated by SNAFU generates a city that is detached from its surroundings and that frames individuals by social exclusion.

shenzhen factory area

shenzhen suburban

workflow-oriented layout with centralized dwelling zone

Dormitory as a billboard

Non-Stop Nutrition Supply The promise of healthy food supply contributes to a good working performance.

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Cell Life The safe and comfort dormitory. The cell offers an high efficient living style.

HIGH-EFFICIENCY CITY PANORAMA Our work is manifested via “ ludicrous situations “ established as stories that elaborate on a citizen’s daily routine. It seeks to reveal abnormal architectural situations and the alienation of citizens. Our design starts with the following hypothesis: if Foxconn’s absurdity is expanded on its own autonomous territory as an architectural intervention, it will transform projections of individual cases into the generic design of a high-efficiency city.

hong kong cbd

port of hong kong

Retail of the foxconn city edge follows the zero inventory principle and forms the commodification spectacle

Assembly clusters linked to the global market

locker detector gate junior

senior

prime

THE SIZE OF AN ORGANIZATION IS IRRELEVANT; WHAT MATTERS IS IF YOU ARE A VIP IN IT.

hierarchical pool hierarchical organization is a way to manage 380 thousand employees. the way people treat you is totally different when knowing your level

Zero Inventory After assembling the product, conveyors send the product directly into retail stores in the Hong Kong central business district. The conveyor shelves exhibit the product from all sides and customers can watch the assembly in real time behind the conveyor and net surface.

Hierarchical Pool The size of an organization is irrelevant, what matters is if you are a VIP in it.

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[TOWER C] Tower C project pursues the integrated high-rise design which includes clustered modular units, passive design and heating, ventilation and air conditioning design.The multi-layer organic cluster creates the self-shading and private terrace and semi-public opened green space for family units.

greenery public

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circulation

public area private

semi-public

church

parish hall

corridor

residential

public

HIGH-RISE MODULAR Comprehensive Design Studio Spring 2016 Instructor Elizabeth Krietemeyer, David Shanks Collaboration with Yuchi Kuo, Andi Li

visualization 6

[TOWER C] unit type

studio

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b

c

d

1 bedroom

e

f

2 bedroom

g

h

different combinations of units

accessible 1 bedroom & studio

1 bedroom

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studio

2 bedroom

HIGH-RISE MODULAR aggregation

7th floor

8th floor

9th floor

10th floor

8

[TOWER C] passive design

section + environmental flows 9

HIGH-RISE MODULAR sunlight / wind / oxygen / greenery

annotated section / high rise floors

annotated section/ ground floor

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[TOWER C] mechanical system

sectional perspective

7th floor

7th floor

centralized mechanical system for public space

decentralized system for public space / 7th floor

pipes work

HIGH-RISE MODULAR interior environmental quality

exploding drawing / 2 levels apartment unit

structure diagram

core / beam / column

slab

structure with units

[THE SPIRAL] Located at the intersection of the High Line and the newly developed Hudson Boulevard Park on Manhattan’s new western frontier, THE SPIRAL extends the green space of the former train tracks in a spiraling motion towards the sky – from High Line to the skyline.

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HIGH RISE / DD Bjarke Ingels Group Design Assistant / May -August 2017 / Assigned Works : DD Entrance Layout and Panelization Research, Terrace Material Design Research, Entrance Doors Research,Louvre Band & Corner Mullion Modeling, Visualization

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[THE SPIRAL] spiral terrace

The 1005 ft high-rise isOPTION a unique 3: hybrid that intertwines a continuous green pathway with workspaces on every level. Inside, every terrace becomes a double height EQUALIZES INDEPENDENTLY FROM FACADEsetting ABOVE for meetings, events and recreational activities. atrium with impressiveSPIRAL viewsFACADE over Manhattan, offering a more informal 6’-3 5/16” 5’

5’

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

EQ

OPTION 3: SPIRAL FACADE EQUALIZES INDEPENDENTLY FROM FACADE ABOVE OPTION 1: OPTION 2: STRETCH LAST PANEL ONLY SPIRAL MULLIONS TRACK THE MULLIONS ABOVE *PROBABLY DOES NOT WORK FOR ALL CORNERS 6’-3 5/16” 5’

6’-3 5/16” 5’

5’

EQ

5’

5’

EQ

5’

5’

15

5’

5’

6’-4 1/2”

EQ

copper nickel grating soffit

EQ 5’

EQ

EQ

EQ

6’-3 5/16”

EQ

EQ

EQ EQ

6’-3 5/16” 6’-3 5/16” 3’-9”

EQ

EQ

facade corner panelization

N THIS OPTION PROBABLY DOESN’T WORK AT SOME CORNERS. THE PANELS BECOME TOO LARGE FOR WIND PRESSURE.

N IF SPIRAL MULLIONS FOLLOW THE FACADE ABOVE, THEY CREATE A SHORT CORNER DUE TO THE SPIRAL BEING SET BACK 2.5FT.

HIGH RISE / DD material / panelization / lighting

visualization of the grating guardrail option

visualization of the grating soffit lighting option 16

[THE SPIRAL] entrance lobby & storefront

STOREFRONT GLASS LOUVER OPTIONSUGGESTS 2A 5” LOUVER + 3” RATION GAP HEINTGES THE MAX IS 1 TO 10

STOREFRONT GLASS LOUVER OPTION 1 3” LOUVER + 2” GAP

DESIGN TEAM

ground floor plan / redrew

WE ARE PUSHING THE RATIO TO 1 TO 12 LOUVER RATIO : 1 TO 12 OPENNESS: 37.5%

LOUVER RATIO : 1 TO 20 OPENNESS: 32.5%

PREFERRED

TOTAL 14 NON-STANDARD PANELS WITH 9 DIFFERENT DIMSIONS

TOTAL 14 NON-STANDARD PANELS WITH 9 DIFFERENT DIMSIONS

3” GAP

2” GAP

PLAN

PLAN 5’ MODULE GLASS PANEL

5’ MODULE GLASS PANEL

4’-6”

4’-6”

3”

5”

RETAIL ENTRANCE DATUM VS STEPPED

10’ MODULE GLASS PANEL

ELEVATION

10’ MODULE GLASS PANEL

ELEVATION

RETAIL ENTRANCE DATUM VS STEPPED

louver band options

PERSPECTIVE STREET VIEW

PERSPECTIVE STREET VIEW

PG 23

PG 24

OPTION 7: NARROW DIVISION C 8’-9”PANELIZATION + 2 DOUBLE SWING DOOR

south west entrance

PROPOSED LOBBY FACADE FLUSH WITH SPIRAL FACADE HEADER STRETCHED TO SAME DATUM

RETAIL ENTRANCE OPTION 1 : PERPENDICULAR FRAME OPTION 8: NARROW DIVISION C 8’-9”PANELIZATION + DOUBLE SWING DOOR

EXTERIOR VIEW

10'

INTERIOR VIEW

HEADER STRETCHED TO SAME DATUM

5'-4"

6'

10'

4'-6"

7'-8"

8'

8'-6"

8'-6"

5'-4"

6'

4'-6"

7'-8"

8'

EQUAL DOOR OPENING HEIGHTS EQUAL DOOR OPENING HEIGHTS

OPTION 8: NARROW DIVISION C 8’-9”PANELIZATION + DOUBLE SWING DOOR

INTERIOR VIEW

EXTERIOR VIEW

7'-10"

4'-6"

7'-10"

7'-8"

8'

7'-8"

INTERIOR VIEW

EXTERIOR VIEW

entrance arrange & panelization options 7'-10"

4'-6"

7'-10"

7'-8"

8'-6"

8'-6"

5'-8"

5'-8"

4'-6"

8'

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13’-0”

18’-7” MAX.

8'-6"

8'

10’-1”

8'-6"

5'-8"

5'-8"

4'-6"

8'

7'-8"

south storefront entrance options FLAT EXTRUDING SIGNAGE

SIGNAGE

TALL

FLAT SIGNAGE

EXTRUDING + FREE STRANDING SIGNAGE

MEDIUM

FREE STRANDING SIGNAGE

INDEPENDENT SIGNAGE

SHORT

HIGH RISE / DD panelization / modulation / material

SOUTH-WEST LOBBY

visualization of entrance lobby option 18

[THE SPIRAL] copper nickel grating design options

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terrace view

entrance lobby

terrace view

entrance lobby

terrace view

entrance lobby

terrace view

entrance lobby

HIGH RISE / DD corner mullion and handrail design options

STOREFRONT + PODIUM FACADE CORNER OPTION 1 45 DEGREE MULLION JOINT + SEALANT JOINT + PODIUM FACADE CORNER STOREFRONT + PODIUMSTOREFRONT FACADE CORNER OPTIONJOINT 1 45 DEGREE MULLION OPTION 1 45 DEGREE MULLION + SEALANT JOINT JOINT + SEALANT JOINT

EFRONT + PODIUM FACADE CORNER N 3 45 SEALANT JOINT + SEALANT EFRONT + PODIUM FACADE CORNERJOINT DE CORNER NSEALANT 3 45 SEALANT JOINT JOINT + SEALANT JOINT

TYPICAL PODIUM FACADE CORNER

TYPICAL PODIUM FACADE CORNER

typical podium facade corner

typical podium facade corner

TYPICAL PODIUM FACADE CORNER TYPICAL PODIUM FACADE CORNER

PODIUM FACADE CORNER TYPICAL PODIUM FACADE CORNER

storefront facade corner

STOREFRONT FACADE CORNER STOREFRONT FACADE CORNER

OPTION 1: TUBE RETURNING TO WALL MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL

SE CORNER SE CORNER

SE CORNER

storefront facade corner

STOREFRONT FACADE CORNER

RETURNING TO WALL ISSTOREFRONT OPTION 2: TUBEFACADE RETURNING TO GROUND CORNER STOREFRONT FACADE CORNER VISUALLY LESS BUSY, MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL HOWEVER IT INTERRUPTS THE REFLECTIVE CORE.

SE CORNER SE CORNER

SE CORNER

1 1/4”

1 1/4” PROFILE

PROFILE

1 1/4”

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

ELEVATION

ELEVATION 10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

OPTION 3: TUBE RETURNING TO GROUND MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL

OPTION 4: BAR RETURNING TO WALL MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL

7/8”

7/8”

2 1/4”

2 1/4” 1 1/4”

7/8”

2 1/4” PROFILE

1 1/4”

1 1/4”

WEST 34TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

ELEVATION

ELEVATION WEST 35TH STREET

HUDSON BOULEVARD

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

PROFILE

WEST 34TH STREET

OPTION 5: BAR RETURNING TO FLOOR MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL

OPTION 6: BAR RETURNING TO FLOOR MONUMENTAL STAIR HANDRAIL

7/8” 7/8”

7/8”

2 1/4”

2 1/4”

PROFILE

PROFILE

WEST 34TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

WEST 34TH STREET

ELEVATION

ELEVATION WEST 35TH STREET

10TH AVENUE WEST 34TH STREET

HUDSON BOULEVARD

WEST 35TH STREET

10TH AVENUE

2 1/4”

HUDSON BOULEVARD

RONT FACADE CORNER

WEST 34TH STREET

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[ORGANIC FENCE] The project emphasizes the conversion of the typical NYCHA fenced in campus into a positive concept of organic being and creative promotion its residents. Based on the daily life pattern with such fences, this project introduces the concept of programing the fence and the fence’s characteristics of defining the boundary between public and private areas.

climb on fence

sit on fence people with carts

lean on fence

sit against fence

pattern : fences and residents’ lives. Fences that surround the greenswards of buildings, the basketball courts, the public plaza space, and the handrails for the stairs or ramps in front of the entrance for the physically challenged. On occasion people who push small grocery shopping carts also become a sort of fence defining a boundary between public and private areas. Nevertheless, local people still use these fences in their daily life, and you can see people leaning against them when waiting for the bus, taking a rest, or chatting with their friends

the design includes a private residential area and a private extensive space which can be creatively expressed by residents to either garden, create an informal economic area, and representing own culture. Such as, brownsville’s graffiti in the render shows the culture representation is also a design expression for the residents.

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[IMMERSIVE CLOUD] The intension is to serve both as a medium for providing immersive experiences as well as a platform for fostering social interactions.

With the stainless steel disks floating on top of a forest of thin columns, the surrounding environment including the trees, people, and sky are reflected, distorted, and multiplied before the eyes.

reflection

plan

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divided landscape

PUBLIC INSTALLATION / SD DD CD 1-st Place of Reimagine Place Competition AIA Central New York / 2016 Collaboration with Daekwon Park, Yuchi Kuo, Jaegeun Lim, Bharat Krishnan

visualization

section

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[IMMERSIVE CLOUD] The physical characteristic of the Immersive Cloud transforms with the changes in the surrounding. The seasonal color changes of the deciduous trees are amplified by the reflective surfaces, and the seasonal density changes of the leaves (luscious leaves in summer and bare branches in winter) will create daylighting conditions for seasons.

overall installation is approximately 56 feet in diameter with sitting areas (tables and benches) and a bust stop canopy

steel reinforced concrete slab, polished stainless steel disks, galvanized steel pipes 37

PUBLIC INSTALLATION/ SD DD CD Immersive Cloud aims to improve under-utilized community spaces within the urban core. With the support of public, private, and non-profit organizations, Immersive Cloud activates the underutilized and poorly-maintained concrete plaza into a playful and immersive public space for the community to gather and interact.

pre-fabricated metal discs and columns (laser cut and welded/riveted together by fabricator) bolted to the site-casted reinforced concrete structural slab 38

AFFORDABLE HOUSING Affordable Housing Design Studio Summer 2016 Instructor Nadine Maleh Individual Work

a-a’ sectional model

F E E VAN DYKE COMMUNITY CENTER

A B C D E F

courtyard reception for residential area pavilion of bus stop daycare center shops craft workshop

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ground floor programming includes a central courtyard, two receptions for the east & south units and north & west units, daycare center, shops, craft gallery and pavilion. The form of the building responds to the natural climate and context. This form is a stepped shape, which on the east and south part is from 9 to 12 stories and on the north and west part is from 12 to 14 stories.

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[ORGANIC FENCE] Each residential unit design in this project, has its own private garden that is serviced by the top of the unit below it. The private garden area is not only for cultivating purposes, but can also become an extensive area in which people can create and design. It can transform into an organic element to enclose a garden, pavilion or small shop designed using their creativity and servicing their needs for the space.

extensive area

extensive area

extensive area

unit types with extensive area created by the residents

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING Each two floors constitutes a cluster and has a a small public garden for the neighborhood.

The corridors of the east and south part face the courtyard, the north corridor faces the community center, and the western corridor faces the NYCHA campus building. Each unit private garden, provides a continuously void/garden area and solid/ residential area space. It is beneficial for both air ventilation and visibility out to the city.

neighborhood garden

laundry

neighborhood garden

typical floor plan_upper Each typical floor has neighborhood garden

typical floor plan_lower 24

[ORGANIC FENCE]

VAN DYKE COMMUNITY CENTER

a-a’ section

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VAN DYKE EXISTING BUILDING

BASKETBALL COURT

SITTING SLOPE

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

SHOPS

COURTYARD

RECEPTION FOR EAST & SOUTH RESIDENTIAL AREA

DUMOUNT AVE

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[RINARI INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER] The design objective was to exhibit the traditional art and develop cultural and creative industries of the nearby tribes with the traditional housing typology, black slate. In traditional life, the courtyard is the important place for grain drying, grass weaving, and carving. It is the place used for private and public activities. The courtyard house becomes the basic form of this project. The traditional material, slate, also is used in the construction.

traditional typology relating to the tribal life

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design development of Rinari center

PUBLIC PROJECT / SD DD John K.C. Liu Architects Yuan-Yie Award 2016 Redrew in 2017

traditional plants

landscape design design // combine combine the the planting planting design design and and the the activities activities needs needs in in different different studios. studios. landscape

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[RINARI INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER]

traditional black slate house

e sculpture and clay studios. The area in between serves as an exhibit space d the courtyard of tribal kitchen construction completed

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D E F A B C D E F G

exhibit hall office information center tribal kitchen fabric weave studio clay studio sculpture workshop H pavilion ground floor plan

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PUBLIC PROJECT / SD DD

c gross slope and slate fence

b gross slope and slate fence

a main building complex for activies and ceremony

a

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[POP-UP HABITAT] The design emphasizes stacking the shipping containers and having the upward or horizontal expansion for additional living space. It overcomes the narrow footprint of the shipping container and making the space more flexible.

The basic idea is to extend vertically or horizontally for an extra space and serve the small family.

In addition, we stack the containers for wide and flexible space.

type A: the bedroom space is extended upwards to accommodate a living space beneath

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type B : extending sideway to overcome the narrow space

type C : vertically stacked containers, upper level with a garden and a deck extending outwards

CONTAINER DESIGN Final list of The Go Beyond: International Design + Engineering Competition/ Summer 2016 Collaboration with Yuchi Kuo, Daekwon Park

The design consists of the corrugated steel exterior cladding and structural insulated panel interior wall system. This interior system is configured as rigid thermal insulation sandwiched between structural wood panels. This assembly eliminates thermal bridging and reduce air and moisture infiltration.

interior visualization The project combines the efficiency of the kit-of-parts approach with the flexibility of the pop-out concept.

The majority of the components from the original shipping container are creatively repurposed and redesigned to add value to the habitat units.

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The proposed service modules functions not only as mechanical, electrical and plumbing distribution room but also as semi-outdoor community space.

Solar panels are integrated with the faรงade of the service module for electricity generation and rainwater is collected and filtered for irrigating the community gardens.

Service container is the semi-outdoor community space for 6-8 units.

It collects the clear energy and recycle facilities and pipes work.

Each habitat units has its own compact heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration system (i.e. decentralized HVAC&R) and the service units supply and collect energy and waste to and from the units.

[CENTER OF EXCELLENCE] The idea of the site location and formal orientation of the building is meant to connect the downtown public, Syracuse campus and the CoE building through inducing flow of pedestrians passing by. It set up a stage in downtown Syracuse. People and systems inside the building act as the performers. New technology and research projects take place on the “stage� and are showed to the visitors inside.

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sectional system diagram

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL DIAGRAM

ANALYSIS & OPTIMIZATION

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mechanical sys.

Instructor: David Shanks Collaboration with Yuchi Kuo, Hui Shen

| INTERACTIVE DEVICES ENTILATION | INTERACTIVE DEVICES

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MOISTURE SENSOR On the edge of the air supply pipe. Turn-on or turn-off of the pipe is controlled by the moisture sensor.

| INTERACTIVE DEVICES

WINDOW SENSOR Window on motorized actuator. Set up on all the windows, to moniter the windows opened or closed then adjust the interior air

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evaluation

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[TOPO-SKIN FACADE] The proposed faรงade integrates topologically optimized structural framing and membrane based dynamic insulation skin. The topology optimization ensures that the volume and weight of the steel framing are minimized without compromising in structural performance. The multi-layered ETFE membrane which is extremely lightweight, durable, and transparent, serve as an alternative to the traditional aluminum and glass cladding system. The air layers between each layer functions as thermal insulation which can be dynamically adjusted by the degree of inflation.

Elevation

Thermal insulation controlling through inflation and deflation

Context & Shadow analysis This Building is uniquely situated on the south-west side of the urban areas in NY. According to the dry-bulb temperature and relative humidity analysis, 40% of the year could be naturally ventilated or heated. To block the direct wind flow from the river side, new types of facade system and their operation schedule will be suggested.

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ENVELOPE DESIGN Reimagine Structure Competition / The Metals in Construction Magazine / 2017 Design Challenge Collaboration with Daekwon Park, Yuchi Kuo, Bharat Krishnan, Namju Lee, Jungmin Han, Junho Chun,Yang Song

Visualization

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ENVELOPE DESIGN

Dynamic Air Valve / deflation

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[CLOUD T] The design introduces various canpopy patterns onto building envelope. The simulation of the canopy shadows during different times of day creates various atmosphere from the light and shadows. The envelope system applies different patterns to the spaces according to the spatial program and activies.

the environment at 10 am

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simulation of different canopy typologies during daytime

ENVELOPE DESIGN For international velux competition 2016/ Building System Class / Spring 2016 Instructor / Daekwon Park Collaoration with Yuchi Kuo, Andi Li

the envelope with tree canopy patterns

apply to urban landscape

interior visualization

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[2008 POST-QUAKE RECONSTRUCTION] The aim of this project was to build the houses for victims of 14 different villages in Sichuan Earthquake in 2008.

Housing form design was based on the traditional typology. But we combined with the light gauge steel framing system which is easy to transport and easy to construct by the residents.

shop house type context

existing housing type_wood door panels

traditional house

traditional black tiles

traditional black tiles / ventilation

construction completed

4 or 5 units become 1 cluster for adapting to the terrain

black tile roofing

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2x4 light gauge steel framing

black tile roofing

loft floor steel framing

HYBRID MODULAR / SD DD CA Project for Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, China 2008-2011 Collaboration with Chu-Joe Hsia, Li-Chu Lin, Ying-Hsien Yu, Wei-Hsiu Chang, Shin-Yen, Yuan, Xi`an University of Architecture and Technology, China

Wide doors apply, including several removable wooden panels

front elevation

rear elevation

depending on commercial potential, leave it for the residents to decide where to build the private living space. each family has linear shape site, they can keep on building the living space backward.

section

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Zone of Inuence

Tribe Territory Sprawling Lines

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1100

Hunting Area Sprawling Lines

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1200

Farm

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Pigeon Bean

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Yam Area

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1500

Trail

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1600

Farm Terrace

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1700

Forbidden Area

Territorial Boundary A.D. 1800

Slide Area

Alliance

Stone Quarry

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Watch Tower

Footprint of Wild Boar

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Flood Peak Record

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EXPERIMENTAL EXPERIMENTAL LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE

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Through the alternative interpretation, an regional landscape was represented by mutiple map layers in a tempral and dynamic scale

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