PORTFOLIO Zhou Yuxiang Dong Hua University Environmental Design TEL+86 18857511787 EMAIL: zyx2024fall@139.com Student Number: 24073480
Applicaption for MArch Design for Manufacture-UCL
Zhou Yuxiang
Table of Contents These projects are all independently produced
Education: Donghua University GPA:85/100 Tel:+86 18857511787 e-mail: zyx2024fall@139.com
Perface
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Ink and city
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Super Campus:Donghua University
3
Marginal people in Ulaanbaatar
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Aquatic Cultural Center
2023.4-2023.9
An art museum in the ancient city of Shaoxingelements
Thank you for reading my portfolio After carefully reviewing the course content at your institution, I am deeply drawn to the narrative architecture research and exploration of materials and structures described therein. Through this portfolio, I aim to showcase a series of exploratory studies I have undertaken during my undergraduate years, focusing on architectural functionality, spatial forms, and detailed structures. In these four projects, I have truly immersed myself in the role of an architectural designer, tending to every aspect and detail. I have come to view architecture as a collection of monuments, where individuals invest their physical and spiritual essence, inscribing their own stories. I aspire to be a craftsman in creating these monuments, providing a vessel while infusing each architectural creation with its own narrative and pursuing my own goals. Therefore, I am highly enthusiastic about the opportunity to study at UCL during my graduate studies, where I hope to learn the art of designing while keeping practicality in mind. I kindly submit this portfolio for your consideration.
2022.10-2023.4
Renovation projects to enhance communication between schools and communities
2022.4-2022.10
Recalling the past of shepherds and reflecting on their future lifestyles
2021.11-2022.4
Discuss how traditional Chinese architectural language can be combined with arch
INK AND CITY INSTRUCTOR: Yang Yiming
PROJECT TYPE: personal project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: People who come to Shaoxing are always going to the famous cultural tourist spot in Shaoxing, because the government has increased the services for foreign tourists in these areas. In order to attract more tourists and promote the architectural features of the ancient city of Shaoxing, the government has increased the maintenance and upgrading of the ancient city. However, in this process, the government only maintained the external surface of the ancient buildings and renovated them constantly. These external updates ignored the original living culture of Shaoxing local people. For many Shaoxing people, the surface form of the ancient city is far more than the internal layout, and the significance brought by the function. Gradually, Shaoxing people's memories of the ancient city only stay in the south of the river flowing through the small bridge, but they do not understand the original social order, cultural connotation and layout significance of the ancient city. So I wanted a building. It recalled people's attention to the regional connotation of local architecture in Shaoxing.
INK AND CITY
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS DROP OF INK Ancient building enclosure
Types of ancient architectural spaces type 1
This is a scroll wrapped in river water, with various strokes spreading along the central axis of the entire painting. These areas depict the history of a millennium old city. With the enrichment of the picture, every stroke in the painting requires extra caution. At this moment, an unconscious drop of ink left people's vision, and along the tip of the pen, it made a crack in the air and dropped onto the canvas. People gathered around and found a miniature of the entire painting in the oily black, as if it had been repainted into this drop of ink again. That's it, "the scroll was closed again, and suddenly a drop of ink slowly seeped out from behind the paper. Ah, the entire painting has a soul, so beautiful and profound.
type 2
type 3
type 4
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1 2
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2 2
2
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1
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1 2
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Residential area Natural atrium
1
Site plan scale 1:3000
1
3
1
1 Ink Art Museum 2 Liberal arts college 3 Social University
5
2
4 runway
6
5 city moat
slow
6 road
fast
streamline
Drawing on the spatial layout of ancient architecture, divide the exhibition hall into different types of spaces. These different spatial types constitute a complex space of speed and twists.
The traditional buildings in Shaoxing are intertwined and form atriums where people chat and live. Add these elements to the building to form a local memory.
type 1
Central Showroom
Medium Showroom base The location of this base is not in the bustling city center, but on the banks of the Shaoxing moat. I hope this building can be seen as an island around the city, which is a microcosm of the inherent culture and significance of the city's architecture. This city projects its interior into this building.
Showroom Links
tourist attraction downtown
Exhibition Hall Atrium
type 2
Small Showroom metro
high showroom 3F
research area Links The economic source of Shaoxing Yuecheng District mainly relies on the tourism industry. In order to vigorously support the tourism industry, the government has established commercial streets surrounding and connecting the scenic area. and carried out a series of facade renovations and demolition of high-rise buildings These policies bring a serious problem: the surface form far outweighs the internal layout, and the significance brought by the functions. Gradually, Shaoxing people's memories of the ancient city only stay in the Jiangnan area with small bridges and flowing water, without understanding the original social order, cultural connotations, and layout significance of the ancient city.
type 3
corridor staircases
1
2
2F
Atrium Garden
3 courtyard Links
type 4
road on a slope 1F
high showroom
4
5
6
corridor Links
Main Gate Garden
LAYOUT DETAILS
PLAN
visitor flow employee flow 7 0.051 9
11
11:00 am
The traditional buildings in Shaoxing are intertwined and form atriums where people chat and live. Add these elements to the building to form a local memory.
10:30 am
The traditional buildings in Shaoxing are intertwined and form atriums where people chat and live. Add these elements to the building to form a local memory.
10:00 am
the back door
ramp
garden
exhibition hall
±0.000 1
ground floor plan
0.051
scale 1:3000 1 front door
7 corridor
2 parlou
8 Staff Stairs
3 washroom
9 Visitors' Corridor
4 backyard
10 large exhibition hall
5 small exhibition hall
11 Central Garden
6 medium exhibition hall
12 leisure space
3
12
0.034 ±0.000 5
2
0.034
8 4 ±0.000
0.017
10
0.051
front gate
window
staircase
1
Second Floor Plan The traditional buildings in Shaoxing are intertwined and form atriums where people chat and live. Add these elements to the building to form a local memory.
0.051
6 0.017
scale 1:3000
staircases 1
lifts
staircases 2
7
1 Conference Room 1
7 staircases
2 Employee break space
8 lifts
3.600 3
3 Visitor Resting Space
4 6
2
4 foyer 5
5 business premises
8
6 storeroom
Facade
6
aisle
4
Third floor plan scale 1:3000 1 large exhibition hall 2 Office of Cultural Studies
1
3 large exhibition hall 4 corridor 5 large exhibition hall
2
3 5
7.200
China fir
FACADE ANALYSIS
flagstone
pine
The majority of the procurement and supply market for Shaoxing timber is Chinese fir and pine.
In the past, roads in Shaoxing were all built of stone slabs. These building and decorative stones are all produced locally in Shaoxing.
72000 mm
36000 mm
17000 mm 0 mm
The unit of the façade construction method of the Museum of Fine Arts is the curtain wall panel, and the stacking and arrangement of the panels form the scale unit of the museum. The Museum of Fine Arts is located on the edge of the bridge, and the entrance door frame is set flush with the bridge to echo the massing of the surrounding structures.
Intersections can lead to the convergence of pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
slow
This wall does not have too many windows or entrances, and remains silent to the outside. I hope those who
fast
pass this intersection can pass quickly
slow
N
W
The direct sunlight from south to north is too dazzling in the early morning, and it is located around the parking lot of the Social University. I hope those who pass this intersection can pass quickly This side is located along the river, and the road is divided into two parts, namely a pedestrian trail and a fitness track.
E S fast
slow fast slow
The opening of entrances and exits on the northernmost and southernmost sides of the wall is to avoid disrupting the continuity of the runway and trail, and push a certain amount of space inward to create a buffer.
THE RIVER AND THE WALL
DETAIL OF TRANSVERSE SECTION OF WINDOW SILL
1 1 2
2
1.The moat surrounds the entire city and is the origin of water culture
activation state
20
closed state
2.The moat not only has a defensive function, but also serves as a place for citizens to exercise and exercise
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30 1 2
30
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The facade echoes the river in front of it. It awakens people's attention to the moat of Shaoxing. The relationship between the river, the city and the people is re-visited in a way that mimics the form.
As the joystick turns, the blades on the façade fluctuate like water waves. As one passes by the façade, the river on the left and the wall on the right make it seem as if one is walking on a trestle across the river.
Spindles with different angles are fixed to the rotating centre shaft, as the different angles cause the plates on top of the spindles to be lifted at different angles.
1 double layer wooden frame glass
2
10 Galvanized steel 11 plate embedded parts
8
15 16 18
17 6
Wooden window frame
3
concrete block
Galvanized angle steel
12 Steel bar embedded parts
4
Insulation materials
13 Putty, latex paint
5
Clay curtain wall bricks
14 Rotary shaft support
rotation axis
7 Bluestone slate,120mm
8 Bluestone slate,40mm
9 Thick paper faced gypsum board
15 Galvanized steel plate
16 Galvanized channel steel
17 Rotary shaft converter
18 T-shaped stainless steel pendant
6
FRONT DOOR DETAILS
The door is based on the Shaoxing traditional door, because of the existence of the door, open and close the door has become a ritualistic thing, is the first thing that people touch every day in this building.
Door and window frame beams have a strip of cao.
Boards are strewn around the door.
At the end of the shift, people jam boards into slots one by one
Tongue and groove links between the wood provide horizontal tension. grips
seats The steel bar creates a vertical pressure on the door
lobbies
corridor
staircases
SUPER CAMPUS: DONGHUA UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR: Yang Yiming
PROJECT TYPE: personal project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: In today's China, there is a huge physical and cultural gap between campuses and society. Causing a disconnect between campus and society. I hope to create a new system to coordinate and synchronize the relationship between the school and society, and build an integrated super campus. Therefore, I took this as my original intention and chose Donghua University in Shanghai as an example to design a solid, practical, and practical campus renovation project that meets the needs of the site and has practicality. And based on this, integrate and promote soft and hard strategies to help solve the main contradictions between schools and society in China today.
Site analysis and strategy presentation spiritual predicament
Students in the school have no relationship with the surrounding offices.
social difficulty
There is no way for neighboring residents or members of the community to access the school.
school
populated area
and not enough public playing fields. Reduces overall resident well-being centered around the school.
Shanghai is densely populated with universities that are located in various neighborhoods of the city. The univer sities in the old city are located in the transportation hubs, while the university towns are located in the surrounding satellite towns. QINGPU
campus dilemma
The original buildings on campus are not adequate to support the functions of the campus once it is open.
There is a disconnect between industry and academia, not enough green space per capita in this area
cultural center
Each school is surrounded by supporting functional areas (subject to urban planning by the Shanghai government), which were created with the intention of having some interaction with the university.
student dormitory
The primitive roadway flow on campus is illogical, inaccessible to people, and overlaps pedestrian and vehicular traffic to the detriment of campus safety.
faculty and staff dormitory student dormitory teaching block
common area
cultural center
Cafeteria library
multifunctional building
sports center Educational training administration
sports center
HONGKOU teaching block
school
common area student
office area
Educational training
populated area
YANGPU populated area populated area
PUDONG
1 . H u b o f A c t i v i t y a n d Tr a n s i t C e n t e r : Designating the library and cafeteria as the campus hub of activity and a transit center can provide students, faculty, and visitors with a centralized place that caters to academic, social, relaxation, and entertainment needs. 2.Flow Management and Shared Scheduling: Allocating a portion of the shared public space in the library and cafeteria for flow management is a practical concept, especially during peak hour s. Shared sc heduling can help optimize the efficiency of space utilization and ensure appropriate distribution of functional areas.
concern
SONGJIANG
send back information
CHANGNING
a model example
Students serve as carriers of the entire system and as tools to connect schools and society. While receiving a series of issues in schools and social movements, bring these issues into schools, a relatively simple social group with conditions, apply transformation within schools, and promote the transformation strategy as a demonstration to surrounding areas
JINSHAN
The links between schools and schools are made up of various socio-functional zoning districts, and different districts play a role in influencing schools in different ways. There is a chain reaction.
School layout and building blocks research building Enhance relationships between students and teachers so that the office building is not removed from the core of the school.
As a central landmark in the core area, it needs to be visually appealing to all zoning districts
Planning of cultural and sports areas
cafeteria
The cafeteria makes an inward push towards the dorms so that students have more gray space
Final access to the core area from the cultural and sports areas
The sports and cultural areas are located on each side of the core and help the off-campus population to move around the university's public facilities without entering the dormitories and academic areas. The centralized cultural and athletic exchange will help to promote the development of the area.
cafeteria
Push the cafeteria entrance block inward to accommodate more foot traffic gathering.
Define the full area flow around the body block and make a pick-up to delineate the functional zoning.
dormitories
The functionality of the new dormer is maintained, with the intention of making a formal distinction in the roof.
Define the full area flow around the body block and make a pick-up to delineate the functional zoning.
bookshops
The bookstore is located in the center of the area, creating a platform as a starting point for the visual center as well as a node for functional zoning.
Open up the lighting on the side to bathe the bookstore in more natural light.
teaching block
Digging a body in the middle of the school building helps to create a sunny atrium.
The building blocks were cut according to the original red line inside the campus, lifting the originally buried sections to receive more sunlight.
corridor
Natural light coming in from the top and sides makes the space not depressing and permeable.
In the top light to take a certain degree of shade, and natural light through the narrow gap to create a quiet if the guidance of the atmosphere.
administrative district recreation areas
school district
sports area
Establishment of buffer zones
core area
Buffer strips help to divert and decelerate traffic from the two vehicular entrances, preventing traffic from entering the core of the school at excessive speeds.
Then from the green space into the cultural and sports area
dormitory area
Greenfield setbacks Greenfield setbacks help alleviate the problem of having too little grey space when the main and secondary entrances are directly across from a transportation hub, and can weaken the boundaries of the road and the school.
traffic hub mainstream
drive building line zoning new park
The integration of green space within the campus helps link the two core buildings and solves the previous problem of blocked flow in this area.
New construction conversion Demolished buildings main and secondary entrances traffic On campus guidance streamline Building modification guide line
The crowd enters the green space in front of the school first
office area populated area
office area
populated area
populated area
populated area
Teaching floor plan
Campus General Layout 0
5M
Teaching Third Floor Plan
Bookstore Explosion Map
10M
1
1:100
roof
1
B H A
G
1
observation tower，1st floor
2
bookstore
3
Bookstore staircase
4
Bookstore entrance
5
Staircase 1
6
Grand Exhibition
7
hall Hall
8
Staircase 2
9
Circular exhibition
2 12
4
3
Cross transparent plate
5
13
10 Exhibition Hall 2 11 First floor toilet hall
1 E
F
12 a roof terrace
window-shades
13 classroom
C
D
6
14 Corridor
2
The classrooms in the academic building were reorganized to create on-campus exhibition space with a strong connection to the outside environment in the first floor area facing the bookstore, which will help to present students' internal art displays. The teaching area is differentiated between art and cultural classrooms. A gallery was created to connect the two buildings to the office building.
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J
L K
7
8
Translucent floor 11
9
10
Furring Channel
14
Main keel
Section of teaching building footbridge resting area
Cultural Classroom spiral staircase
Art Classroom
A
cafeteria
D
teaching block
G
cultural center
J
Office building
B
dormitories
E
corridor
H
Faculty dormitory
K
economic management
C
bookshops
F
corridor
I
playground
L
college of art
1:1000 0
50M
100M
showroom
bookshops Gridded Stairs
Observatory platform
Cafeteria Plan 0
12
5M
10M
1:100
8 13
7 1
14
4 15 2
11
5 9 3
16 6
10
17
Cafeteria floor plan
Cafeteria elevation
Cafeteria second floor plan
Cafeteria three-story floor plan
1
Cafeteria, 1st floor
2
lobbies
3
hypermarket
4
Barber Shop
5
First floor toilet
6
cafe
7
Cafeteria, 2nd floor
8
Second floor logistics
9
Activity Room
10
Second floor lawn
11
Self-Study Room
12
private room
13
Cafeteria, 3rd floor
14
Escalator
15
Cafeteria, 3rd floor
16
Third floor logistics
17
Open platform
Explosion streamline diagram
cafeteria The elevator runs through various functional areas such as the lobby, cafeteria, and activity rooms.
rooftop 4F
aromatherapy aerated concrete secondary keel concrete main keel The outdoor platform plays a functional role in creating more public space and increasing the green area. Therefore, as a place for people to gather for leisure, the rooftop requires a certain shading system, so new forms of creation are carried out on this system.
fiberglass aromatherapy
Open-air installations
Square Stainless Steel double layer plasterboard
Square Stainless Steel emulsion paint
3F
The fabric installations on top of the elevator and above the lawn respond to the character of the University of Textiles.
lobbies
nut
Full Wire Boom T h e e s c a l a to r i s p l a c e d a t t h e entrance of the cafeteria and is covered with metal plates on its exterior facade. The escalator itself is painted yellow, emphasizing its role as the main vertical means of transportation.
expansion bolt
People entering the core first met in the lobby of the
teaching block
2F expansion bolt connection bolt The sunlight atrium runs through the four vertical spaces of the building to maximize the introduction of natural light into the interior. The atrium is located in the middle of various flow lines, playing a role in guiding and organizing the flow of people.
wall plate
gaskets
Bookstore as Overlook Deck
The porch has a hazy sense of atmosphere with a strong sense of guidance as well as light.
Wall Detail
1F
Student streamline Logistics streamline
The exterior skin of the cafeteria building is made of concrete, folded metal panels, and lights with an industrial flavor are designed at the joints of each floor. The ceiling suspended ceilings on each level are designed with continuous rows of tops that help to enhance the industrial flavor.
There's a shiny building here, and I walk over to the side to find a bookstore where I can go in and check out the books.
footbridge
Without the coldness and mechanics that the original cafeteria building should have, the interior atmosphere of the remodeled building is warm and bright, and the open façade facing the teaching building, together with the skylight in the lobby, brings a lot of natural light into the interior.
MARGINAL PEOPLE IN ULAANBAATAR INSTRUCTOR: Sun Jianbing
PROJECT TYPE: personal project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Shepherds in Ulaanbaatar are a nation that has been eliminated by the times and the nature. They have lost all the power that can drive the revival of this group. Whether it is natural conditions or economic basis. What we can do is to commemorate the glory of this nation and their strong and independent character. I hope to use my own works to design a space that can accommodate the last shepherd, full of commemoration of the declining nation and attempts to change the status quo.
[ Background ] [ ANALYSIS OF URBAN FOOTHOLD AND LIVING HABITS ]
Urban problems
Historical background The story begins with the disintegration of the Soviet Union on December 25, 1991 and the end of the Cold War. As a vassal state of the Soviet Union, Mongolia lost its main investment country and market.
Unable to adapt to urban work shepherd
The end of the cold war
2
1
11
3
A rare snowstorm
4
No fixed residence
9
8
5
6
7
Economic collapse
No infrastructure
capitalization
N
0
120km
Disaster season
240km
Comfortable season Migration route winter
Position
10
12
13
suburb urban fringe
center
summer
1
lake 1
2
Northwest mountainous area
3
Northern mountain belt
4
Ulan Bator
5
Eastern Plain
6
Gobi region 1
7
Gobi region 1
8
Middle Gobi
9
Western Gobi
10
Ulxun River
11
lake 2
12
Karka River
13
Krulen River
[ Residential area analysis ]
[ Living habits of shepherds ]
D E Power zone
Cattle's mobility is the worst in the innermost layer, followed by sheep, and horses have the most extensive space, at the outermost
Mongolian yurts and Lele Che form a circular central protection area, with sheep pens at the back of the wind to prevent odor
Lele cars are arranged in a row in the west, and the horse pole is on the west side of the yurt
A
B
C
cattle-producing area
Residential area
Herders formed yurts in semicircles for stock and faith, defining the form of settlements
[ Hull profile analysis ] Racecourse 16
A B
Shepherd area 15
lasso pole
Divide the grassland area around the activity area
Detailed layout of the grassland area in a circular pattern for the range of activities of horses, cows, and sheep
Adjust the scope according to the compression and extension of residential areas
Roughly arrange the grazing area according to the orientation
Use wind direction to penetrate the pastoral area and compress it inward
The approximate boundary formed after compression is the boundary of the spacecraft
1
cow pasture 14
8
Mongolian yurts 3 2
Mongolian yurts 2
11
sheepfold
Mongolian yurts 4
13 7 6
Livestock protection area Bull bolt column 3
With the implementation of residential areas, we determine the range of herdsmen's activities through the distance between cattle and sheep, which is in the form of the outer contour of the ship
Mongolian yurts 1 12
Lele
Mongolian yurts 5
5
4
enclosure
[ Hull deck analysis ]
9
Nima pole
10
C F
Mongolian yurts 6
D
E
F
The oldest old people live in yurts in the north, and the others are arranged in an arc from east to west
Every day, they gather at Nimagan in the west corner of the yurt for pilgrimage as a cohesive force
Every migration follows the river, and geomantic omen is required
3
1
3
1
Under the determination of residential areas and living areas, use animal husbandry tools and animal husbandry belt layout to strengthen regional connections (in the form of ribbons installed on the ship body)
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4
5 4
2 1
2
3
4
5
[ Endow with functions ]
[ plan ] Synthesize the previous forms, endow functional areas with forms, and reconcile them to form a complete ecological space
42 meters
nose area
46 meters
cattle-producing area
nose area
The cockpit and energy core are deployed in the bow area, which is fundamental to the movement of the entire spacecraft
cattle-producing area
Leisure Area
The animal husbandry area is the core area of the entire spacecraft, providing essential work and economic resources for herdsmen Connection area
2 1
The leisure area is set between the animal husbandry area and the work area, which can effectively provide a rest place for people in the two functional areas
Connecting channels
2
Animal husbandry work area 1
3
Animal husbandry work area 2
3
cattle-producing area
The connecting area has transpor tation hubs, zebra crossings, and traffic lights. Pe o p l e u s e s m a l l v e h i c l e s to shuttle through this area.
1
41 meters
Leisure Area
4 5
77 meters
4
Animal husbandry work area 3
5
Pastoral storage area
Residential area
6
8
Leisure Area
7
9
6
Leisure Area
7
Outdoor platform
8
Research area
9
Belief zone
10
Residential area
Leisure Area 10
70 meters
Back of House
Residential area
There are various types of rooms in the residential area, which form a dense settlement with Mongolian characteristics
11
Open platform 12
Work and residential area Work area
Herdsmen need work areas to ensure the rationality of animal husbandry and energy supply while raising livestock
The outdoor platform is located on both sides of the residential area, with good observation angles, which can be used by various groups of people for sightseeing and leisure. Back of House
The logistics area provides essential life suppor t for the entire spacecraft ecosystem, including livelihood systems such as storage and planting
13
Work and residential area
18 meters
11
Storage area
12
Planting area
13
hangar
[ Livestock systems analysis ] Mechanized grazing forms the heart of the entire building, laying the center of the spacecraft
17
crane
Mounted platform 187
Platform railings Livestock systems 1 Traction line
748
Rotate the connector 88
Hatch
[ Sectional analysis diagram ] area
Back of House
Residential area
Administrative Area
cattle-producing area
There is no land available for cultivation in Mongolia, so plant planting areas have been set up.
There is no land available for cultivation in Mongolia, so plant planting areas have been set up.
There is no land available for cultivation in Mongolia, so plant planting areas have been set up.
There is no land available for cultivation in Mongolia, so plant planting areas have been set up.
The spaceship carries a small spaceship for exploration and is equipped with a charging room
The spaceship carries a small spaceship for exploration and is equipped with a charging room
Power zone
AQUATIC CULTURAL CENTER INSTRUCTOR: Ren Guangwei
PROJECT TYPE: personal project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project is derived from the research on arch types, trying to explore the potential of the use and development of classical arch types in today's modern environment. The project is a community center, which meets the space demands of different users through the forms and spaces formed by different types of arches, and thus creates a public place to enhance community cohesion.
Population analysis
Site location analysis Historical background collage Lu Xun Boatman
boat with a dark awning
Local commuters would travel daily from the business district to the centre of the river, or to the residential areas on the other side of the river. There is little pursuit of spiritual culture in their lives.
Crowd type
Covered bridge
Water stage
Office User
Social drama Age
Time active
24-50
Refugee origin and location of site
Public vs Private
Huanchen River
Public
Huanchen Road
Covered bridge business zone
150 M
Building area
School area
150 M
200 M
Residential area
130 M
Private
Use of public places
150 M
100 M
The building is located in the middle of the river between the residential area, school and business district, serving as a hub connecting three parties. The building combines the characteristics of the area and the needs of the people to build a comprehensive service building based on culture and commerce.
12h
24 Territcry
The west bank of the school is a university, and students at this school rely heavily on the business district on the east bank as well as the corridor bridge linking the east and west banks.
Crowd type
Student Age
Time active
4-27 Public vs Private
Public
Private
Use of public places
12h
24 Territcry
Crowd type
Older Age
Time active
50+ Public vs Private
Public
Private
Use of public places
12h
24 Territcry
There is a small community in the centre of the river, where the elderly are the majority, and they mainly need to go to the parks on both sides of the river as well as the university campus for a break.
There are also children and some young people in the neighbourhood who have a greater need for the school and the surrounding commercial area.for a break.
Crowd type
Children Age
Time active
0-12 Public vs Private
Public
Private
Use of public places
12h
24 Territcry
Unit body analysis
Exploded views
Based on the Wupeng boat, the stage and the ancient bridge, find the basic units of these three types of unit shapes, and combine these units to form architectural elements and give meaning.
Analysis of Wupeng Ship roof The roof gathers three architectural elements, extracts arches, and combines their changes.
theatre
Analysis of bridge
The theater is the main body of the building and becomes the hub linking various regions.
integrated As an accessory of the hub, it provides the masses with necessities and consumption.
Analysis of stage
corridor Integrate a large number of wall beams around to make the building return to the group.
plan 2 1 9 8
3
10 1st floor plan
9 4
5
6
1. Front Hall of the Exhibition Hall 2. Separate exhibition area 3. Wharf 4. Light food restaurant 1 5. Atrium 6. Shop 1 7. Shop 2 8. The first floor of the theater 9. Safe passage 10. Waiting area
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1. Separate exhibition area 2 2. Separate exhibition area 3 3. Public toilet 4. Lounge 5. Kitchen 6. Theatre lobby 7. Elevator 8. Safe passage 9. Light food restaurant 2 10. Delicatessen Restaurant 1
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1. Separate exhibition area 4 2. Separate exhibition area 5 3. Public toilet 4. The actor lounge 5. Actors' dressing room 6. The second floor of the theater 7. Safe passage 8. Store 3 9. Shops4 10. Delicatessen Restaurant 2
exhibition area 1
long axis section
Indoor perspective short axis section stalls
catering area
exhibition area 1
exhibition area 2
1st floor plan
2nd floor plan
3rd floor plan
exhibition area 2
OTHER WORK HANDWORK
INTERIOR DESIGN
fabrication Deconstruct snowflake, customize acrylic assembly, screw link
practice Second
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details
Acrylic with 4mm screw connection, rail sliding connection
EXPLORATION
inspiration From the deconstruction analysis of snowflake, thinking about the linkage of links
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of this project is to find the beauty of architectural structure and environmental blending.
Project description:Project description:
This project is to record the areas worthy This of project recording is to inrecord the urban the area areasofworthy Shanghai. of recording The focus in the urban area of Shanghai. The focus of this project is to find the beauty of architectural of this project structure is to find andthe environmental beauty of architectural blending. structure and environmental blending.
ARCHITECTURAL NUDGE MODELLING
ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai, located in Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, is one of the "Three Great Temples of the Yangtze River" [1]. It is said that the Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai was built by Sun Hao, the leader of Wu during the Three Kingdoms Period, and was rebuilt into a Chenghuang Temple during the Chenghuang Temple Shanghai, located Fangbang Middle Temple in Shanghai, located in Fangbang Middle Yongle reign of thein Ming Dynasty. The infront hall is Chenghuang dedicated Road, Huangpu District,the Shanghai, is oneofofJinshan the "Three Road, Greatand Huangpu District, Shanghai, is one of the "Three Great to Lord Huo Guang, great general Shenhan, Temples of the to Yangtze River" [1]. Xianyou City God Temples of the Yangtze River" [1]. the main hall is dedicated the four grade It isGods said to that Chenghuang Temple in of Shanghai was It The isbuilt said bethe made the Imperial History Qin Yubo. rearthat the Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai was built by hall SunisHao, the leaderThere of Wu the archway Three Kingdoms by in Sun Hao, the leader of Wu during the Three Kingdoms the bedroom. is aduring memorial built 1535 Period, and was of rebuilt into aand Chenghuang Temple Period, the and was rebuilt into a Chenghuang Temple during the in front the gate, the stage was built during in 1865. Yongle of the Ming Dynasty. The Temple front hall dedicated Yongleisreign of the Ming Dynasty. The front hall is dedicated The reign hall building of Chenghuang in isShanghai a to Lord Guang,building the greatwith general Jinshan Lord andThe Huo Guang, the great general of Jinshan Shenhan, and largeHuo southern red of walls andShenhan, mud to tiles. themain mainbuildings hall is dedicated to the are fourcomposed grade Xianyou City the God maininhall is dedicated to the four grade Xianyou City God in the temple of the square Gods to of bethe made the Imperial Qin Yubo.Hall, The Gods rear to be made the Imperial History of Qin Yubo. The rear front temple, the mainHistory hall, theofYuanchen the God hallofis Wealth the bedroom. There is a memorial in and 1535 is the Hall, the Cihang Hall, the archway City Godbuilt Hall,hall the bedroom. There is a memorial archway built in 1535 in front of the gate, and the stageHall. was built in 1865. in front of the gate, and the stage was built in 1865. Niangniang The hall building of Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai Theishall a building of Chenghuang Temple in Shanghai is a large southern building with red walls and mud tiles. large Thesouthern building with red walls and mud tiles. The main buildings in the temple are composed of the square main in buildings in the temple are composed of the square in front of the temple, the main hall, the Yuanchen Hall, the front God of the temple, the main hall, the Yuanchen Hall, the God of Wealth Hall, the Cihang Hall, the City God Hall, and of Wealth the Hall, the Cihang Hall, the City God Hall, and the Niangniang Hall. Niangniang Hall.
Westin Shanghai Hotel, located in the world-famous Bund of Shanghai, is 26 floors high and managed by Marriott International Hotel Group [1]. The 2400 square meter hotel lobby is one of the rare super five-star hotel lobby in Shanghai. The 26.5 high lobby atrium is magnificent, and the glass stairs connecting four floors are more ingenious. Westin Shanghai Hotel, located in the world-famous Westin Bund Shanghai Hotel, located in the world-famous Bund The hotel has 301 Crown deluxe suites, half of which covers of an Shanghai, 26 floors and It managed by Marriott of Shanghai, is 26 floors high and managed by Marriott area of is 42-52 squarehigh meters. has independent living International Group 2400 square meterInternational hotelfor Hotel Group [1]. The 2400 square meter hotel rooms to Hotel separate the [1]. twoThe different functional areas lobby is one guests, of the rare superthe five-star hoteland lobby Shanghai. lobby is one business namely, rest area theinoffice area. It of the rare super five-star hotel lobby in Shanghai. Theis 26.5 high lobby that atrium magnificent, andcreated the glass The stairs 26.5 high lobby atrium is magnificent, and the glass stairs commendable theis "Heavenly Bed" by Westin, fourchair floorsdesigned are moreaccording ingenious.to the humanconnecting four floors are more ingenious. the bio connecting environmental Thestructure, hotel hasthe 301 Crown deluxe half which The covers touch desk lampsuites, and the faxofmachine arehotel also has 301 Crown deluxe suites, half of which covers an area different of 42-52from square meters. Itfacilities has independent anliving area of 42-52 square meters. It has independent living the hardware of other hotels. rooms to separate the two different functional areas rooms for to separate the two different functional areas for business guests, namely, the rest area and the office business area. It guests, namely, the rest area and the office area. It is commendable that the "Heavenly Bed" created by Westin, is commendable that the "Heavenly Bed" created by Westin, the bio environmental chair designed according to the the human bio environmental chair designed according to the human structure, the touch desk lamp and the fax machine are structure, also the touch desk lamp and the fax machine are also different from the hardware facilities of other hotels. different from the hardware facilities of other hotels.
The Bund (English:. Since 1844 (the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty), the Bund has been classified as a British concession, which is a true portrayal of Shanghai's "Ten Miles Ocean Fair" and also the starting point of the old Shanghai concession area and the whole modern city of Shanghai. TheThe Bund (English:. 1844 (the year of theYan'an reign of The Bund Bund is 1.5 Since kilometers long,24th starting from East (English:. Since 1844 (the 24th year of the reign of Emperor Daoguang of ending the Qing the Bund has been onDaoguang of the Qing Dynasty), the Bund has been Emperor Road in the south, at Dynasty), Garden Bridge of Shanghai classified as a British concession, a true portrayal of inas a British concession, which is a true portrayal of classified the Suzhou River in the north,which facingis the Huangpu River Shanghai's Ocean Fair" and the starting point of Shanghai's "Ten Miles Ocean Fair" and also the starting point of the east,"Ten andMiles the concentration of also financial and foreign trade theinstitutions old Shanghai concession area the whole the city oldwas Shanghai concession area and the whole modern city in old Shanghai in and the west. After modern Shanghai of Shanghai. of Shanghai. established as a commercial port, foreign banks, commercial Thebanks, Bundassociations is 1.5 kilometers long, starting Yan'an East The Bund and newspapers beganfrom to gather here, and is 1.5 kilometers long, starting from Yan'an East Road the south, ending at Garden Bridge of Shanghai on inthe the south, ending at Garden Bridge of Shanghai on theinBund became the financial center of China andRoad even theFar Suzhou in the north, facing theyear Huangpu River in of River in the north, facing the Huangpu River in the Suzhou East. InRiver August of the thirty second of the Republic theChina east, and thethe concentration of financial foreign trade the east, (1943), Bund was returned to and the Shanghai Publicand the concentration of financial and foreign trade institutions in old Shanghai in the west. year Afterconcession Shanghai was institutions Concession at the end of the hundred period in old Shanghai in the west. After Shanghai was established asWang a commercial port, foreign banks, commercial under the puppet national government. In established the thirty as a commercial port, foreign banks, commercial banks, associations andRepublic newspapers began (1945), to gather here, andwas banks, associations and newspapers began to gather here, and fourth year of the of China the Bund the Bund became the financial center of China and even the the Bund became the financial center of China and even the officially named Zhongshan First Road Far East. In August of the thirty second year of the Republic of In August of the thirty second year of the Republic of Far East. China (1943), the Bund was returned to the ShanghaiChina Public(1943), the Bund was returned to the Shanghai Public Concession at the end of the hundred year concessionConcession period at the end of the hundred year concession period under the Wang puppet national government. In theunder thirtythe Wang puppet national government. In the thirty fourth year of the Republic of China (1945), the Bund was year of the Republic of China (1945), the Bund was fourth
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The 933 Old Workshop was originally a slaughterhouse of the former Shanghai Bureau of Works. In 1933, it was funded by the Bureau of Works and designed by the famous British designer Balforth. The pharmacy of Shanghai Bureau of Works, built by a famous Chinese builder at that time, was officially completed in Shajing Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. The 933 Old Workshop was originally a slaughterhouse The 933 of Old Workshop was originally a slaughterhouse of the former Shanghai Bureau of Works. In 1933, it was the funded former Shanghai Bureau of Works. In 1933, it was funded by the Bureau of Works and designed by the famousby British the Bureau of Works and designed by the famous British designer Balforth. The pharmacy of Shanghai Bureau of designer Works, Balforth. The pharmacy of Shanghai Bureau of Works, built by a famous Chinese builder at that time, was officially built by a famous Chinese builder at that time, was officially completed in Shajing Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. completed in Shajing Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai.
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