YINGXUE WANG | SPRING 2017
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YINGXUE WANG
+1 225 916 2729 wangyingxue129@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2017 | JAN 11- Present
GRADUATE ASSISTANT, Cadgis, LSU, USA
Assist students with printing/ scanning Communicate with LSU professors and staff to arrange the lab 2016 | AUG 19- DEC 19
GRADUATE ASSISTANT, Professor Andrew Kranis, UARC, Rome
Provide update on the Rome Study Abroad Program among various social media platforms Responsible for the safety and well-being of undergraduate students in a foreign country 2016 | JUN 01- JUL 31
INTERNSHIP, Agence Ouvray, Shanghai, China
Communicated with costumers to determine their needs and goals Collaborated with landscape colleagues to develop Langqi Island and Macheng Airport design concept Contributed to spatial planning and furniture layouts with interior colleagues for children’s baking school Assisted the firm principal assignments for private clients 2016 | JAN 11- MAY 13
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Doctor Jason Crow, LSU, USA
Cooperated with a team to 3d print a life-size human body to facilitate research efforts for the LSU medical center Assisted students with 3d printing 2013 | JUN 20- AUG 20
INTERNSHIP, Xinjiang Architectural Design Institute, China
Organized Auto Cad drawings for the residential community of Xinjiang Railway Company Participated in site visits with project managers as part of the building process
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EDUCATION BACKGROUND 2014-2017
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE Louisiana State University
2009-2014
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (Major in Architecture, five-year program) Zhejiang University of Science and Technology
AWARD AND HONORS 2015 MAY
FACULTY DESIGN AWARD ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD First Year Graduate Student
SOFTWARE Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Auto Cad, Revit, Sketchup, Rhinoceros, Maxwell, Html, Css, Outlook, Office
MACHINES Formlab 3D Printer, Bigrep 3D Printer, CxC Machine, LaserCut Machine
LANGUAGE English, Chinese
TRAVEL EXPERIENCE VISITED OVER 20 COUNTRIES AND 4 CONTINENTS To research architecture building styles
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CONTENTS
MARINE ENDLING
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HARRY’S KITCHEN
JUTURNA EDUCATION CENTER
MORGAN CITY 50/50/2050
WOOD LOG ART CENTER
FLOWER ART INCUBATOR
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A TEMPLE FOR THE SWAMP MONSTER
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MAJOLICA TILE DESIGN
OPUS CAEMENTICIUM
MODELS
SKETCHES PHOTOGRAPHS
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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Mendling MARINE ENDLING
AN LAST BASTION OF HUMANITY’S PRESENCE https://issuu.com/yingxuewang/docs/mendling 2017 Spring
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Cocodrie, LA
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WET WING PUBLIC ACTIVITIES LONG-TERM RESIDENCE SHORT-TERM RESIDENCE ACCESSING LUMCON TRACE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
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Mendling PROJECT INTENT
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LUMCON, the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, was formed in 1979 to increase awareness of the environmental, economic, and cultural value of Louisiana’s coastal and marine environments. This project’s designer, who visited the Louisiana coastline in January of 2017, enjoyed the coastal environment, investigated the economics of the region, and explored local culture away from LUMCON. The result of these explorations is the design for the new LUMCON, known as Mendling—the last bastion of humanity’s presence on the 2117 coastal frontier. Mendling serves to study, preserve, and teach about the marine environment in which it stands.
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Electricity Storage Trash Depository Kitchen Scientists Apartment Laundry Storage Recreation H.C Dormitory Geology Lab Ecology Lab Engineering Physiology Teaching Lab Service Lab and Mechanical
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When people stay at Mendling, they never leave nature. As a host to nature, Mendling is hidden within the environment, part of it, protecting it, and preserving it for posterity.
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Together, the plants, scientists, students, and visitors are the core of the knowledge filter system. Scientists collect, filter, and analyze information in the labs. After having an educational tour at Mendling, visitors and students can take houseboats to explore the coastal environment. After they leave Mendling, they will spread marine knowledge all over the world. Plants participate in the coastal knowledge system by being resources to scientists as they analyze and try to solve coastal problems. Mendling, as a marine consortium, is so much more than just architecture. Its design explores the balance between nature and humans. The concrete from which Mendlling is built is mixed with local soil pigment. The kumiko technique inspires people to look beyond the walls and enjoy nature, opening structures to interact with the environment, while also helping Mendling’s artificial environments to protect today’s marsh and plants for the future. Visitors to Mendling engage in a process that takes them from nature to an artificial recreation of nature and back again. The constructed natural elements will preserve humans’ knowledge of the coastal ecosystem long after it is gone beyond the walls of Mendling.
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Inspired by the creature Fendling (Filter Endling), Mendling has two program systems—a resource filter system and a knowledge filter system. Plants are at the core of the resource filter system. The plants suspended in the constructed wetland function as a fresh air and fresh water supply for the whole building. Salt water is pumped up to the first filter—the constructed wetland—then gray water drops to the second filter layer—the salt filter system. Finally, some water drops to the third layer to nourish the plants that filter air, and other water flows to the export tube to supply fresh water to laboratories, dormitories, cafeterias, or offices. Plants that grow in the air filter layer not only filter air but also offer a green view for laboratories and offices.
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Mendling
EXPLORING CONCRETE 1. 250ml concrete + 100ml water 2. 250ml concrete + 150ml marsh + 100ml water 3. 250ml concrete + 250ml marsh + 200ml water (mix 100ml water with marsh first, and then put water into concrete) After marsh soil is added, the concrete takes on the color of the marsh. When people extend parts of Mendling in the future, marsh can be added to the concrete. The colored concrete reflects a positive relationship between the architecture and site. Plus, builders need not waste time and energy addressing challenges regarding extra soil that is dug up during construction.
SCIENTIST LAB VIEW
Concrete 1
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ARTIFICIAL ENVIRONMENT VIEW
SCIENTIST APARTMENTS VIEW 10
SELECT WETLAND PLANT MATERIALS
Ambrosia Chamissonis
Carex lyngbyei
Distichilis Spicata
Spartina Patens
Vegetation
Salt Water Filter Layer
Grey Water Filter Layer
Inlet Pipe Effluent Outlet Slope 1%
Drainage Aeration Water Proof Barrier Insulation Geofoam Structural Support Activated Carbon Bio Balls
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Water Pump
SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY WATER FILTER SYSTEM
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Harry’s Kitchen HARRY’S KITCHEN
ARCHITECTURE INTERN | AGENCE OUVRAY 2016 Summer
Shanghai, China
Xiaoxue Cao
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Harry’s Kitchen is a fun and contemporary design for a children’s baking school. The children enter this magical wonderland with an idea and leave with new skills, new experiences, and a cake to take home. The design features story like graphics of the forest and fictional animals and the furniture also mimics this concept. With the success and popularity of the first store in K11 Art Mall, Shanghai, there are now many located around Shanghai & Beijing.
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT
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Juturna Education Center JUTURNA EDUCATION CENTER
OFFERING ROMAN RUINS A NEW POSSIBILITY 2016 Fall
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Rome, Italy
Andrew Kranis
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The Juturna Education Center is a place where old meets new, locals mix with foreigners, and technology and tradition collaborate. In the education center, the old ways are taught in new spaces, built with respect for the palimpsest of ancient ones. The ruins of the Temple of Juturna will be covered with soaring glass panels and will be used as the crowning jewel of the center as an exhibition space. A new, below-grade structure wraps around the Temple and becomes the classrooms for education and cultural exchange. Old meets new in multifunction architecture with a sunken piazza and a rooftop garden - the garden of Juturna - paying tribute to the goddess of natural springs.
JUTURNA’S TEMPLE
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ITALIAN GEYSER
JUTURNA GODDESS
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Juturna Education Center
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VIEW TO THE BELOW YARD
VIEW TO THE JUTURNA’S GARDEN
VIEW TO THE ARCHAEOLOGIST CAFE
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VIEW TO THE EXHIBITION SPACE
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Morgan City MORGAN CITY 50/50/2050
REGISTERING CHANGE / ACCOMMODATING EX CHANGE 2016 Spring
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Morgan City, LA
Catherine Bonier
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Morgan City is a historical city with rich cultural traditions. People come from all over to enjoy authentic Cajun food and to participate in annual festivals. During the Shrimp and Petroleum Festival as it now exists, events take place in a limited area. Therefore, the focus was to design a central tourist center to climb over the levee, joining one of the city’s main streets with the Atchafalaya River front. The design also incorporates a new public transportation system and ferry stops to improve Morgan City’s accessibility to tourists and residents alike.
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Morgan City
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VIEW TO THE RIVER FRONT
SITE PLAN
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Log Art Center LOG ART CENTER
A CORRIDOR BETWEEN PUBLIC SPACE AND PRIVATE SPACE 2015 Fall
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Chicago, IL
William Doran
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The Log Art Center focused on building an art corridor on Wabash Ave, in Chicago. The project connected to Columbia College and created a new train station. Chicago, for me, is a big art forest, and the art corridor is a branch of that forest. The special art exhibition tube in the middle of the project offers a unique exhibition space.
VIEW TO THE CAFETERIA
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DESIGN CONCEPT
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VIEW TO THE OFFICE
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Flower Art Incubator FLOWER ART INCUBATOR
AN ADAPTIVE REUSE DESIGN FOR A WAREHOUSE 2015 Fall
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Baton Rouge, LA
William Doran
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The flower art incubator is a partial reconstruction of an old warehouse in Mid City, Baton Rouge. The goal of the project is to reuse the abundant space and to attract people to visit Mid City. On the first floor of the building is the artists work space, and on the second floor is the exhibition space. The concept develops from if people put seeds in the soil ( in the first floor space), flowers grow up to the second floor.
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Datu Temple A TEMPLE FOR THE SWAMP MONSTER
AN IMAGINATION OF A STORY AND TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY 2015 Spring
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Honey Island, LA
Jason Crow
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Traditional architecture technology is the foundation of modern architecture. By developing the story for the Louisiana Honey Island Swamp Monster, the design was developed by conducting research of traditional architecture machines and European architecture. The whole fabrication process was developed by modern technology including 3d printing and laser cutting technology.
TEMPLE’S WINDOW
TEMPLE’S DOOR
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Datu Temple
BRICK MAKING MACHINE
FOUNDATION MACHINE 01
FOUNDATION MACHINE 02
MONSTER FRONT COLLAGE
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VERTICAL MACHINE
DATU TEMPLE--A TEMPLE OF THE HONEY ISLAND SWAMP MONSTER’S RELIGION
BOB--THE HONEY ISLAND SWAMP MONSTER
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Majolica Tile Design MAJOLICA TILE DESIGN
EXPERIENCE THE OLD ITALIAN TECHNOLOGY FALL 2016 | PROFESSOR ANDREW KRANIS
OSTIA ANTICA ARCHES
OSTIA ANTICA ARCHES 30
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Opus Caementicium OPUS CAEMENTICIUM
EXPERIENCE THE OLD ITALIAN TECHNOLOGY FALL 2016 | PROFESSOR ANDREW KRANIS
FONTANA DELLA DEA ROME
PONTE SISTO
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Models MODELS
FROM NATURAL ANIMALS TO ARCHITECTURE CONCEPT INITIAL ARCHITECTURE EXPERIENCE
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YINGYANG TERRAIN
SQUID CAFE
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Sketches SKETCHES
THE WORLD IN MY EYES
PERSONAL ARCHITECTURE EXPERIENCE
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Photographs PHOTOGRAPHS
THE WORLD IN MY EYES
PERSONAL ARCHITECTURE EXPERIENCE
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YINGXUE WANG +1 225 916 2729 wangyingxue129@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/yingxuewang
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