Interior Portfolio-Ziyi Jiang

/ ECOLOGICAL HEN HOUSE The project starts with respect for hens and aims to provide a comfortable environment for hens. When I saw hens trapped in a cage at my grandma’s house, it triggered my thinking about the laying hen breeding industry. I’m trying to find a way that respects the hen itself and is sustainable. Thinking about this business model helped me with this project.

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Aviary Housing Aviary housing consists of several floors. The floor of the house contains litter in which the animals forage and bathe in sand.

ENRICHED CAGE Use of the enriched cage for the hens impedes the performance of locomotion, exploring, dust bathing, foraging, wing flapping and stretching.

FLOOR HOUSING Floor housing is a free-range house without floors, which offers a better overview.

There is no outside run.

BATTERY CAGE Battery cages are the predominant form of housing for laying hens worldwide. They are barren, restrict movement, prevent many natural behaviours.

FREE RANGE HENS There is a free-range barn with floor housing and free ranging outside during the day. Hens get organic feed, and they have a little more space when they are indoors.

ECO-INDUSTRIAL CHAIN

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This building is a transfer station between the city

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and the countryside, transferring rural agricultural and

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sideline products to the city and attracting people from the city to the countryside.

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STORE ISOMETRIC ANALYSIS The store accommodates the building's sales function and allows hens to hand to create a reality. Eggs are sold in stores, and visitors are attracted by the eggs. There are dining and viewing functions to increase the attraction of the space to visitors.

Eating Packaging

Tables supported by

Workers collect the

rice-haystacks can

eggs, then inspect them and pack them.

Shopping This is a double shelf supported by rice-haystacks.

be used as dining tables for visitors.

Visit The egg packing process can be seen through the window.

There are small Windows for

Entrance

children to see.

The chickens have their doors to leave the coop for walking and foraging.

Sleep Chickens feel safe standing up high, so mimicking the shape of a tree provides a place for them to sleep.

Entrance Sliding doors are used, and transparent plastic film is superimposed on the inside to prevent rain from entering.

HENHOUSE ISOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Laying Eggs The laying cabinet is located in a shaded area

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to create a quiet and

A feeding trough is provided

comfortable laying envi-

to ensure the chickens can

ronment for laying hens.

be fed without going out.

The henhouse’s design fully respects the hens’ living habits. Here they can exercise, explore, dust bathing, forage, wing flapping, and stretch. It can provide various resources that individuals can choose to use: access to woodland, for example, and the provision of wholegrains and forage crops, complex structures to explore and a variety of dust baths.

The hens feed, walk outside the coop during the day, and return to the henhouse when it

Visiting and dining functions allow visitors to feel relaxed in this space. Everyone sits on

rains or when they want to lay eggs.

the bench and chats, the table next to it is full of delicious food, and the children are play-

There are grass and worm outside.

ing next to it.

There are dry straws and organic grain feed inside.

This kind of cosy place always attracts a steady stream of new tourists.

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The high and fixed feeding trough is convenient for the hens to

Egg dishes are served to enhance the experience. Visit this

eat, and the transparent roof allows the chickens to receive ade-

space to see how eggs are processed, buy the freshest organic

quate sunlight.

eggs, and finish with a taste of specialty food.

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JELLY FISH

/ OFFSHORE ISOLATION CABIN

The project provides a safe and stress-relieving isolation place for passengers on cruise

ships. As a passenger, every time I am on the boat, there will be jellyfish floating next to the

boat, which is a beautiful scenery. So I did some in-depth research on jellyfish. I generated the entire spatial form based on the body structure of the jellyfish. I made this quarantine space both safe and mentally satisfying to people during quarantine.

BASIC NEED

PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED

Medical Monitoring Doctors can monitor health status at all times.

Wide Field Of Vision Requires a sense of openness and transparency.

Pass-T hrough Box Reduce the possibility of virus transmission.

To Aid Relaxation Reduce the sense of confinement and strengthen the tourism and leisure attributes.

Separate Room A group of people quarantined together will spread the virus to each other, so they need to be quarantined separately.

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To Communicate With People Interact face-to-face with friends to reduce negative emotions.

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Negative Pressure Ward Divide the infection-free and potentially infected areas.

Connection Of Cabin And Ship

ANALYSIS AND DIAGRAM

Medical Message A window for passing food

Hatches And Walkway Jellyfish Structure

Gastric Cavity

Exumbrella

section Mouth

Tentacle

Collapsible Bottom

Oral Arm

Washroom

Relax Area Foldable for easy storage.

Section Inflatable sofa and table

Sleep Area

Inflatable bed

RESEARCH

CONCEPT

SKETCH

RENDERING AND PLAN

RENDERING

MODEL

FINAL MODEL This series of images shows the unfolding of the six final models.

The three on the left are chairs and the three on the right are bookshelves.

INSTALLATION

NOT ONLY A BOOK

The main body of the installation is six models, books piled up next to them into skyscrapers and bungalows, mirrors doubling their numbers.

EMOTIONAL BELT

/ INSPIRED BY THE TRADITIONAL WAY OF CARRYING A CHILD

Inspired by the baby straps of the Hakka family, I transformed the facade space of the two factories to increase the time for workers and children to accompany each other. While maintaining the function of the warehouse to store steel waste, the interspersed space is designed to connect the factory and the warehouse.

Introduction of Family Members Dad

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children do at different times. Parents have very little

Zhihua Huang

He worked in a mold factory and often worked overtime to make more money.

Mom

The timeline shows different things that parents and

21:30-23:00

effective time with their children, only two and a half

Whole family

hours a day, which includes breakfast in the morning

Take a shower, watch TV

and a bath in the evening.

Parents

Li Zhang

She is also an employee of the mold factory.

Daughter

Son

23:00-23:30 Parents

23:30-6:00

Housework

Whole family Sleep, and no communication

Brother Jiahao Huang He is in Grade five in primary school.

Sister

6:00-6:30

Mizhen Huang

She is in grade two and has to get up early to go to class.

There is a lot of homework in the evening.

17:00-22:00

Mother

Whole family

Cook breakfast

Have dinner

Daughter

Work overtime

Eat breakfast

Do homework

Pattern of Relationship How can parents spend more time with their children? Different ways of getting along is one way to solve the problem. The first is to do different things in different Spaces at the same time.

6:30-6:45

Another way is to do different things in the same space at the same time.

Daughter Go to school

8:00-8:30 Son Eat breakfast

Parents Mode: Separation

Mode: Aggregation

12:30-13:30

Space: Factory; School; Home

Space: Factory

Children

Do: Work; Homework

Do: Work; Homework

Sleep at school

Eat breakfast take son to school

12:00-13:00

11:45-12:30

8:30-9:00

Parents

Children

Parents

Have lunch at the factory

Have lunch at school

Commuting

Use of Baby Braces

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Different ways of space construction are derived from the straps: crossing, hanging, crossing of vertical moving lines, crossing of horizontal moving lines, stretching and knotting of space.

ISOMETRIC ANALYSIS In combination with the different spatial construction methods developed, the two factories and warehouses are shuttled and tied together on the facades. Use space as a cloth belt connecting parents and children.

Step 1: Through the child's armpit, corresponds to the space crossing and hanging.

Step 2: Cross the rope in front of the adult, corresponding to vertical space intersection.

Step 3: Go around the back and cross hold the child, corresponding to the horizontal intersection and extension of the space.

Step 4: Circle back to the adult in front of the knot, derived more complex spatial structure.

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Step1+Step2

Step1+Step3

Step2+Step3

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