Yijin Zhao Selected Works 2013-2017
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Yijin Zhao
Master of Architecture 2017 zhaoyijin@wustl.edu +1 314.309.5606
Education Aug 2014-Dec 2017
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Sam Fox school of Design & Visual Arts Master of Architecture 2017 GPA 3.63 Study Abroad | Berlin | Spring 2016
2009-2013
Southeast University | Nanjing, China Bachelor of Construction Management
Honors and Awards 2017
Selected Work Exhibition | Open House Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts
2015
Approach | Architectural Design II (Graduate Core Studio) Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design Student Publication
2012
Honorable Mention | CIOB Green Architecture Originality National Competition
2011
Second Prize | Student’s Structure Innovation Competition of Southeast University
2010
Best Teamwork Award | SINO-OCEAN Social Practice
Skills
Rhinoceros, Vray, Maxwell, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, AutoCAD, GIS Revit, Grasshopper, SketchUp, Microsoft Office
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Work Experience Jun-Aug 2017
Standard | Los Angeles, CA Architectural Intern | Visual Iteration of Housing and Commercial Projects Forest Knoll Louver Study: Elevations, Detail Sections, Renderings
Jun-Aug 2016
Axi:Ome | Saint Louis, MO Architectural Intern | COCA Parking Project: Diagrams, Site Plan, Plans, Renderings COCA Expansion Project: Sections, Renderings, Physical Models
Fall 2017
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Teaching Assistant | Architectural Design I (Graduate Core Studio) | Professor: Sungho Kim
Spring 2017
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Teaching Assistant | Architectural Design II (Graduate Core Studio) | Professor: Jonathan Stitelman
Fall 2016
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Teaching Assistant | Architectural Design I (Graduate Core Studio) | Professor: Sungho Kim
Aug 2016
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Promotion Book Editor | Professor: Sungho Kim
Aug-Nov 2013
NanJing Huake Architectural Designing Consultants Ltd. | Nanjing, China Chief Architect Assistant | Drawings
Research Experience Fall 2016
Washington University in St. Louis | St. Louis, MO Research Assistant | COCA Extension Design Strategy Research | Professor: Sungho Kim
Aug-Dec 2012
Southeast University | Nanjing, China Core Member | The National Undergraduate Innovative Experiment Program | Adviser: Dongbing Liao
Jun-Oct 2012
Southeast University | Nanjing, China Core Member | CIOB Green Architecture Originality National Competition
Jul-Nov 2012
Southeast University | Nanjing, China Core Member | Low-income Group Housing Consumption Characteristics and Public Housing Issue | Adviser: Dezhi Li
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CONTENT
01 Inside Out | Outside In Theater | Academic Work
02 The Stage Berlin Visitor Center | Academic Work
03 Blurred Boundaries Collective Housing | Academic Work
04 Voronoi Formation Tokyo Olympic Park | Academic Work
05 Constantly Moving Children Library | Academic Work
06 Narrow House Duplex Housing | Academic Work
07 Case Study Detail Section | Academic Work
08 Green Facade Facade Design | Academic Work
09 Rings Public Staircase | Academic Work
10 Waterfall Bathroom | Academic Work
11 Moiré “Drawdle“ | Academic Work
12 COCA Parking Parking Garage | Professional Work
13 COCA Expansion Expansion of Center of Creative Arts | Professional Work
14 Visual Iteration Housing and Commercial Projects | Professional Work
15 Forest Knoll Louver Study Housing Project | Professional Work 4
Addressing accessibility and occupation of space, the project proposes a new spatial paradigm with “bars” based on an existing site. The site is composed of 2 total different part: a parking lot- the void and an international food market- the solid. The idea is using “bars” to interfere the space of void and solid to make it more dynamic. And the strategy is adding up bars on the void side to bring inside out and carving out bars on the solid side to bring outside in. Besides the form of “bars”, varieties of materials are explored to change the transparency of the space in order to affect accessibility and occupation as well. The project is a miniature of the busy South Grand Blvd where it is located. And being the most active area along the street, the project which includes the original food market, restaurants, games rooms and acting theater provides a gathering space for the pedestrian.
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01 Inside Out | Outside In Theater | St. Louis, USA | Academic Work Instructor: Chandler Ahrens
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VIEW FROM COURTYARD
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VIEW FROM LECTURE SPACE
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02 The Stage Berlin Visitor Center | Berlin, Germany | Academic Work Instructor: Johanna Meyer-Grohbrügge
This project aims at achieving a new House of Welcome in Berlin. It’s the first stop for immigrants and foreigners who come to Berlin. Functioning as a register center and a cultural center, it will relieve the existing overloaded register building and connects new comers and the city. The project is based on typical Berlin urban feature “platz” and translate it into “stage” where people have specific activities. Every stage is brought to a certain level which creates visual connections. Each floor is a stage that has one main function. People perform one activity while seeing others’ performance on other floors. In addition, a real stage is anchored on top of the event hall. It becomes a public platform which is accessible to everyone in the city.
SITE PLAN
U-Bahn Station
U-Bahn Station
U-Bahn Station & S-Bahn Station
SITE AXONOMETRIC
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MODEL EVOLUTION
LIBRARY OFFICE OFFICE MEETING ROOM WORK SHOP CAFE EXHIBITION CITY STAGE LOBBY EVENT HALL
SECTION DIAGRAM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0 1
3
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INTERIOR
15m
DETAIL SECTION 1:25 ROOF 29800mm
6mm aluminum coping Metal gutter Roof membrane Rigid insulation
FLOOR PLATE 6 25300mm
FLOOR PLATE 5 21900mm
85mm mineral wool insulation Mechanical plenum box/diffuser Aluminum roller shade box Vapor barrier Floor finishing 60mm screed 300mm prefab concrete slab
FLOOR PLATE 4 16100mm
FLOOR PLATE 3 12700mm
FLOOR PLATE 1 0mm
SECTION PERSPECTIVE
DETAIL SECTION
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The project is a collective housing laid at the west boundary of the oldest part of the city of Madrid, beside the recently built linear Madrid Rio Park, at the left bank of the river lined up to the east with the historic royal garden placed at the feet of the Royal Palace. This design is exploring a new model in the value of contemporary ways of living and the implementation of matching soft programs. Given an indicative area of 45.000 square feet, the housing is dealing with the space in housing scale as well as the space in urban and landscape scale. The specialized VOID is infilled progressively in the SOLID, creating a flexible area to allow interacting urban events with residential living.
03 Blurred Boundaries Collective Housing | Madrid, Spain | Academic Work Instructor: Javier Maroto
PLANS OF HOUSE 3
SECTION OF HOUSE 1
SECTION OF HOUSE 2
SECTION OF HOUSE 3
DIAGRAM
VIEW FROM RIVERFRONT
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CORNER OF BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
BACKYARD
FRONT YARD
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04 Voronoi Formation Tokyo Olympic Park | Tokyo, Japan | Academic Work Instructor: Nanako Umemoto Teaching Assistant: Hilary Simon
FORMATION - WEATHERED ROCK
The project starts from the earth formation-weathered rock along shore Strait Georgia in Gulf Islands British Columbia Canada. The first step is to develop the future landscape plan of the park base on the formation. And working backwards from long-term proposals towards a design for the Park’s Olympic functions responding to the social and urban issues in Tokyo city.
STUDY MODELS
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SITE PLAN
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
STADIUM
SWIMMING POOL
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05 Constantly Moving Children Library | St. Louis, USA | Academic Work Instructor: Sungho Kim
Located in a corner of a residential area, the children’s library faces a church and has a highway on the backside. In the project, reading rooms for children are created by peeling off walls as well as opening the hidden floor space. A long-wide ramp acts as the main circulation and connects the outside and inside space, which enrich the experience for children. MODEL DEVELOPMENT
FINAL MODEL
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STUDY MODELS
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VIEW FROM THE RAMP
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VIEW FROM READING SPACE ON 2ND FLOOR
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06 Narrow House Duplex Housing | St. Louis, USA | Academic Work Instructor: Sungho Kim
The site of the duplex housing is located between two historical multi-family houses. My project is aiming to create communicable but private space for the artist and his mother.
Unit 1 Unit 2
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PHYSICAL MODEL
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07 Case Study Detail Section | Building System | Academic Work Instructor: Eric R. Hoffman Team Member: Bin Yuan, Weiqing Xie Project Name: OReilly Clinical Health Sciences Center Project Address: 640 E Cherry St, Springfield, MO 65897, United States
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cleaner air for the users.
Vapor barrier Concrete Inside air layer Interior finishing
65.28℉
ATION
60.49℉
56.8℉ 29.19℉
68℉ 66.91℉
Interior finishing Inside air layer Concrete Vapor barrier 4” Batt insulation Outside air layer Exterior sheathing
0.45 0.68 0.33×6 Neglible 3.2×4 0.17 1.32
0.45 1.13 3.11 3.11 15.91 16.08 17.40
0.45/17.40×42=1.09 1.13/17.40×42=2.72 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 15.91/17.40×42=38.40 16.08/17.40×42=38.81
68-1.09=66.91 68-2.72=65.28 68-7.51=60.49 68-7.51=60.49 68-38.40=29.60 68-38.81=29.19 68-42=26
Typical worst average temperature: Winter 26℉ Average humidity level for this termerature is 44% Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉
29.60℉
26℉
08 Green Facade
Facade Design | Environment System | Academic Work Instructor: Chandler Ahrens Team Member: Yuchen Song, Weiqing Xie
FRESH AIR
COOLING TOWER FAN COIL UNIT
CENTRIFUGAL CHILLER BOILER
VENTILATION SYSTEM
COLD WATER STORAGE
RAIN WATER
GREEN ENVELOPE
WATERWORKS SYSTEM
Team: Yijin Zhao Yuchen Song Weiqing Xie
COMBINATION BOILER
WIDE AREA WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
SEWER SYSTEM
RAIN WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
ON SITE WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
Site: Beijing China
WATER SYSTEM
BRANCH CIRCUITS FEEDING FLOOR BRANCH PANEL UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
TRANSFORMER BUS/FEEDER
POWER ENCLOSURES AND PROTECTION
SWITCHGEAR
UNDERFLOOR BUSBARS
TRANSFORMER
120V
METER (Utility Owned, Location Varies)
CABLE TRAY AND AREA DISTRIBUTION BOXES
From Utility 13.8kV
GENERIC GROUP
COMPAIR GROUP
Vertical I-beam embeded in concrete floor tometal fin to cover east & west sunlight connect to vertical facade support
Horizontal metal fin to block sunlight from south Metal fins change thickness to host soil for plants
Vertical support to connect facade to structure
Vertical metal fin to cover east & west sunlight
1/16”=1’-0”
EAST ELEVATION
Horizontal metal fin to block sunlight from south Metal fins change thickness to host soil for plants
Team: Yijin Zhao Yuchen Song Weiqing Xie
I-beam embeded in concrete floor to connect to vertical facade support
Fan coil unit taking fresh air from south facade
Vertical support to connect facade to structure
Vertical metal fin to cover east & west sunlight
Air intake
Air intake
ELECTRICITYSYSTEM
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Air intake
GREEN ENVELOPE
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Vertical support to connect facade to structure
Air intake Fan coil unit taking fresh air from south facade
Site: Beijing China
XFMR
13.8kV
ORIGINAL GROUP
I-beam embeded in concrete floor to connect to vertical facade support
Fan coil unit taking fresh air from south facade
unit taking fresh air from south
LEGRAND CABLING SYSTEM
Horizontal metal fin to block sunlight from south Metal fins change thickness to host soil for plants
I-beam embeded in concrete floor to connect to vertical facade support
Team: Yijin Zhao Vertical support to connect facade to Yuchen Songstructure Weiqing Xie Site: Beijing China
1/16”=1’-0”
PLAN
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Fan coil unit taking fresh air from south facade
Horizontal metal fin to block sunlight from south Metal fins change thickness to host soil for plants
structure
Vertical metal fin to cover east & west sunlight
Air intake Horizontal metal fin to block sunlight from south Metal fins change thickness to host soil for plants
1/16”=1’-0”
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Outside air layer Batt insulation
Exterior sheathing60.49 ℉air layer Inside
Vapor barrier Concrete
56.8℉Outside air layer
Inside air layer
GENERIC GROUP
1/16”=1’-0”
Exterior sheathing
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SOUTH ELEVATION
Batt insulation
Interior finishing
65.28℉
68℉
Vapor66.91 barrier ℉
56.8℉
60.49℉
Concrete 29.19 ℉
Concrete Vapor barrier 4” Batt insulation Outside air layer Exterior sheathing
0.33×6 Neglible 3.2×4 0.17 1.32
29.60℉
Inside air layer
26℉29.19℉ 29.60℉Interior finishing 26℉
3.11 3.11 15.91 16.08 17.40
3.11/17.40×42=7.51 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 Component 15.91/17.40×42=38.40
29.19℉
68℉
66.91℉
60.49℉
29.60℉
68-7.51=60.49 68-7.51=60.49 R-Value 68-38.40=29.60
Interior finishing
0.45
Sum of R 0.45
3.2×4 0.17 1.32
15.91 16.08 17.40
16.08/17.40×42=38.81 68-38.81=29.19 Typical worst average temperature: Inside air layer 0.68Winter 26℉ 1.13 68-42=26 Average humidity is3.11 44% Concretelevel for this termerature 0.33×6 Vapor barrier Neglible 3.11 Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉
Typical worst average temperature: Winter 26℉ Average humidity level for this termerature is 44% Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉ 65.28℉
56.8℉
PLAN
Component R-Value Sum of R Temperature drop from interior(℉) Temperature at outer face(℉) Interior finishing 0.45 0.45 0.45/17.40×42=1.09 68-1.09=66.91 1/16”=1’-0” SOUTH Inside air layer 0.68 ELEVATION 1.13 1.13/17.40×42=2.72 68-2.72=65.28 1/16”=1’-0” Concrete 0.33×6 3.11 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 SOUTH ELEVATION 68-7.51=60.49 Vapor barrier Neglible 3.11 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 68-7.51=60.49 68℉ 4” Batt insulation 3.2×4 15.91 15.91/17.40×42=38.40 68-38.40=29.60 Outside air layer drop from interior(℉) 0.17 Temperature at16.08 R-Value Sum of R 16.08/17.40×42=38.81 68-38.81=29.19 Temperature outer face(℉) 0.45 0.45 0.45/17.40×42=1.09 Exterior sheathing 1.32 68-1.09=66.91 68-42=26 0.68 1.13 1.13/17.40×42=2.72 68-2.72=65.28 17.40
4” Batt insulation Outside air layer Exterior sheathing
Temperature drop from interior(℉) 0.45/17.40×42=1.09 1.13/17.40×42=2.72 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 15.91/17.40×42=38.40 16.08/17.40×42=38.81
Typical worst average temperature: Winter 26℉ FRESH AIR Average humidity level for this termerature is 44% Exterior sheathing Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉
COOLING TOWER FAN COIL UNIT
26℉
FRESH AIR
COOLING Outside air layerTOWER
Component Interior finishing Inside air layer Concrete Vapor barrier 68℉ 4” Batt insulation Outside air layer Exterior sheathing
FAN COIL UNIT Batt insulation
Vapor barrier Concrete
FRESH AIR
COOLING TOWER
Inside air layerFAN COIL UNIT
CENTRIFUGAL CHILLER BOILER
Interior finishing
65.28℉
VENTILATION SYSTEM 56.8℉ COLD WATER STORAGE
Temperature at outer face(℉) 68-1.09=66.91 68-2.72=65.28 68-7.51=60.49 68-7.51=60.49 68-38.40=29.60 68-38.81=29.19 68-42=26
60.49℉
66.91℉
CENTRIFUGAL CHILLER
29.19℉
BOILER
CENTRIFUGAL CHILLER
29.60℉
BOILER
Sum o 0.45 1.13 3.11 3.11 15.91 16.08 17.40
Typical worst average temperature: Winter 26℉ Average humidity level for this termerature is 4
RAIN WATER
1/16”=1’-0” 26℉
R-Value 0.45 0.68 0.33×6 Neglible 3.2×4 0.17 1.32
Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉ SOUTH ELEVATION
VENTILATION SYSTEM VENTILATION SYSTEM
WATERWORKS SYSTEM
Exterior sheathing
COMBINATION BOILER
WIDE AREA WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
Outside air layer Batt insulation Vapor barrier Concrete
Component Interior finishing Inside air layer Concrete Vapor barrier 68℉ 4” Batt insulation Outside air layer Exterior sheathing
BRANCH CIRCUITS FEEDING FLOOR
Inside air layer
BRANCH PANEL
Interior finishing
TRANSFORMER
65.28℉ 56.8℉
60.49℉
BUS/FEEDER
66.91℉
SWITCHGEAR TRANSFORMER METER (Utility Owned, Location Varies)
R-Value 0.45 0.68 0.33×6 Neglible 3.2×4 0.17 1.32
29.19℉
COMPAIR GROUP 26℉
ON SITE WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
COLD WATER STORAGE
COLD WATER STORAGE Sum of R Temperature drop from interior(℉) 0.45WATER SYSTEM 0.45/17.40×42=1.09 1.13 1.13/17.40×42=2.72 3.11 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 3.11 3.11/17.40×42=7.51 15.91 15.91/17.40×42=38.40 16.08 16.08/17.40×42=38.81 17.40 UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) POWER ENCLOSURES AND PROTECTION UNDERFLOOR BUSBARS
120V
LEGRAND CABLING SYSTEM CABLE TRAY AND AREA DISTRIBUTION BOXES
RAIN WATER Temperature at outer face(℉) 68-1.09=66.91 68-2.72=65.28 68-7.51=60.49 68-7.51=60.49 68-38.40=29.60 68-38.81=29.19 68-42=26
RAIN WATER
COOLING TOWER FAN COIL UNIT
WATERWORKS SYSTEM
Typical worst average temperature:WATERWORKS Winter 26℉ SYSTEM WIDE AREA Average humidity level for this termerature is 44% WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM ELECTRICITYSYSTEM Dew Point=68-(100-44)/5=56.8℉ From Utility
GENERIC GROUP
SEWER SYSTEM
RAIN WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
13.8kV
29.60℉
ORIGINAL GROUP
13.8kV
XFMR
SG
WIDE AREA WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
COMBINATION BOILER
SEWER SYSTEM
RAIN WATER
HARVESTING COMBINATION SYSTEM BOILER
RAIN WATER HARVESTING SYSTEM
ON SITE WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEM
SEWER SYSTEM
ON SITE WATER WATER SYSTEM RECLAMATION SYSTEM
COOLING TOWER FAN COIL UNIT
BRANCH CIRCUITS FEEDING FLOOR
WATER SYSTEM FRESH AIR
BRANCH PANEL TRANSFORMER
UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
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CENTRIFUGAL CH BOILER
09 Rings Public Staircase | Architectural Representation II | Academic Work Instructor: Catty Dan Zhang
10 Waterfall Bathroom | Architectural Representation II | Academic Work Instructor: Catty Dan Zhang
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11 Moiré “Drawdle” (Drawing and Model) | Fabricated Drawing | Academic Work Instructor: Chandler Ahrens Team Member: Xinyi Du
The 5 drawings are created to explore moiré effect with digital fabrication tools and new methods of producing physical images. The objects within the drawings are spheres in the first two drawings and cubes in the last three.
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12 COCA Parking Parking Garage | Axi:Ome | Professional Work Team Member: Jiachang Ye
COCA Parking Garage is designed to become the urban beacon between Delmar and Washington Ave that connects urban and visual corridors and creates public awareness to the new arts campus. The parking garage is developed as an extension of the streetscape with programmatic volumes inserted to create hybrid events of the performance school, public parking facilities and a cafe. The design strategy is to develop elevated and layered ground that loops up through street like events and green spaces that engage new forms of urban experience.
SITE PLAN
PLANS
WEST ELEVATION
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CONCEPT MODEL
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
EAST ELEVATION
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13 COCA Expansion Expansion of Center of Creative Arts | Axi:Ome | Professional Work Team Leader: Jaymon Diaz Team Member: Timothy Scolarici, Mingchen Cui, Wenqian Wen
COCA is an anchor in the urban life of the St. Louis Delmar loop neighborhood. The scale of the proposed addition responds to the neighborhood and also restores the relationship of the curved roof to facade on the eastern edge of the original Mendelsohn building. Stretching out to the natural limits of this urban and suburban site, the proposed plan integrates program spaces of various sizes, including a theater and black box connection and exposes the learning process of arts education to families that support their child’s pursuit of expressive communication through art.
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