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MUSC New Hospital Location: MUSC Campus, Charleston, South Carolina, U.S. Property: Health Facility Total Floor Area: 48,839 sq. ft. Assignment: ARCH 8970 | Fall 2015 Participation: Cooperative Design, participate in planning and rendering Eventually, I realize my dream to go to Clemson University to continue my pursuit of architecture. After the ďŹ rst semester, I ďŹ nd a large part of study in Architecture + Health Program is researching, and I begin a new concept of design: design bases on research and on evidence.
PHASE I - PARTI
PHASE II - PESPECTIVE
PHASE III - RENDERING
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Emergency Department MUSC New Hospital
2013 LOADING DOCK
SUPPORT
MAIN LOBBY
SUPPORT
2012 31'-6"
LOCKER
TOILET
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MED. STAFF LOUNGE
SOIL NURSE STATION
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CIRCULATION ANALYSIS Building as a city, the hierarchy of interior circulation system. (David) Primary Street Secondary Streed Back Alley Vertival Circulation
Location: MUSC New Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina, U.S. Property: Health Facility Total Floor Area: 48,839 sq. ft. Assignment: ARCH 8860 | Fall 2015 Participation: Individual Design
EMPLOY“LEAN”STRATEGY Door to Doc: the patient arrives and is registered into the ED’s electronic tracking board and subsequently receives a quick examination by a nurse to determine patient acuity, and therefore, patient flow. (Crain, Roache, Zilm)
Main Treatment Observation
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Triage\ Intake Area Patient Care
Exam RM ISO Exam RM Trauma EYE Observation
Support 3799 393 720 151 655
Clinic Nurse Station 1 Nurse Station 2 Nurse Station 3
2094 577 318
Administration DCNTM Reception Triage Police Station Police Office
1007 564 676 167 167
Toilet Soil. Clean Nurition MED. Office Fire Command Center Support Locker Staff Lounge Pharmacy Vest
393 393 519 252 1193 1515 341 1950 1231 1240 546 664
Public Family Waiting Toilet
2080 381
Lobby Vending
4511 200
Waiting Area Door to Doc Patient Streaming
VISIBILITY ANALYSIS Security with visibility creates “Safe Haven” to patient. (Huddy) Nurse station opens to visibility, monitors all examination room and support other nurse stations. (Huddy) Staff Visibility Security Visibility
Imaging CT. CT. Closet CT. Control RAD. RAD. Control
692 190 147 890 257
GSF NASF Space Factor
48839 30873 1.58
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T+S Pedestrian Mall Luckily as soon as getting the architecture degree inmy college, I have been working in this area until today. In all these years, I am able to gain a lot of first hand practical experience. On one hand, I have learned how to work with real clients and meet their requirements within government regulations; on the other hand, I am still trying to find to a way to fulfill designers' passion at same time.
2010 2009
THE PRINCIPLE OF T(time) + S(space or span of time) Spatial Transform
Time Transform
A camera consistently shoots at spot A
A camera consistently shoots at a certain time or during a time span
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A giant TV screen at spot B away from A
Different Time Span
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Previous Scene or Instant Scene or Prospective Scene
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When the scene shot at spot A is performed on the screen, it can give an illusion that spot A is right next to spot B. And 3D movie technological applications will bring a more realistic effect.
Watching the preformance at another time may make us imaginably across the boundaries of time. And what will be brought to us by using computers to create a virtual scene of future world?
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Next, I am going to present a design which can, I hope, ideally break time and space limitation on solid buildings. The project is assumed to be a market renovation. Renovation means change; which means new; which means hope.
THE STORY OF T+S
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T+S Pedestrian Mall THE STORY OF T+S
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In that case, T (time) + S (the span of time) Pedestrian Mall performs a scenario when S equals minus one. Certainly, S can equal zero or other minus numbers, and even positive numbers, which means we can see what may happen in the future. In my opinion, each type building has an unique purpose, for example, a residential design needs to offer a living style, a commemorative design needs offers an atmosphere, and a successful commercial case needs an attraction. Admittedly, the business operation is same important factor, but if the building could offer an attractive theme, customs would stay and come back. That is why I utilize the T+S theme.
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Resume Name: Gender: Birthday: E-mail: Telephone:
Qian (Kenneth), Dong Male 08/29/1975 qiand@g.clemson.edu (970)889-2658
EDUCATION: Clemson University (Clemson, South Carolina, U.S.) School of Architecture, 08/2015-05/2017 Candidate of Master of Architecture + Health
2010
Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture (Beijing, China) School of Architecture and Urban Planning, 09/1994-06/1999 Bachelor of Architecture
2009
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION:
2008
First-grade State Registered Architect, (Beijing, China), 05/2009 Junior Architect, (Beijing, China), 08/2001 Engineer, (Beijing, China), 11/2007
2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 . . .
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES: Graduate Assistant School of Architecture, Clemson University, from 08/2015 Professor: David Allison Book: Ambulatory Care for the Medically Underserved, David Allison and Byron Edwards (Publishing). Participated in diagram drawing. Deputy Chief Architect OAD Office for Architecture + Design, (Beijing, China), 09/2013-08/2014 Project: Yuanli Boutique Hotel, Suzhou, Anhui, China, 09/2013-05/2014. (Completion on 09/2015) Covering total floor area of 700 square meters and including two Chinese traditional houses renovation. Project leader of overall scheme and construction design.
Chief Designer OAD Office for Architecture + Design, (Beijing, China), 06/2006-12/2009 Project: Sunny Times Piazza, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China, 08/2009 -10/2009. Covering an area of 41,000 square meters and total floor area of 165,133 square meters. Completed the conceptual design independently. Project: 27 Times Square, Zhengzhou, Henan, China, 04/2008- 06/2008. Covering an area of 20,300 square meters and total floor area of 170,000 square meters. Completed the scheme design independently. Project: Huanshuiwan Celeberity Resort Hotel, Chengdu, Sichuan, China, 08/2007 -03/2008. (Completion on 10/2009) Covering an area of 78,481 square meters and total floor area of 49,414 square meters. Project leader, participated in the scheme design and the development design of the villa area section, and the development design of the hotel section. HuaShuiWan town which the hotel located in is awarded "UN Habitat Scroll of Honor Award". Project: Commercial Street of Fuli Danish Town, Beijing, China, 07/2009 -12/2009. (Completion on 10/2012) Covering an area of 40,900 square meters and total floor area of 12, 420 square meters Completed the landscape design of the commercial street and the scheme design of the Club independently. Project: Eight Groups Residential Community of Chifeng New Area, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China, 12/2008-12/2009. (Completion on 10/2013) Covering an area of 497,632 square meters and total floor area of 732,577 square meters. Project leader, participated in the overall planning of the project. Chief Designer Beijing CHI-AM Group, (Beijing, China), 09/1999-06/2006 Project: The Ancient Paradise, Phase II of Tianxiu Garden Project, Beijing, China, 03/2001-05/2002. (Completion on 11/2002) Covering an area of 116,880 square meters and total floor area of 149,606 square meters. Participated in the planning, construction drawing of the house, and scheme design of the kindergarten. Project: Peking House Residential District, Beijing, 03/2000-07/2005. (Completion on 08/2007) Covering an area of 91,937 square meters and total floor area of 165,124 square meters. Project leader, participated in the planning, architecture design and construction drawing design.
Project: Wanda Xishuangbanna Hotel, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China, 11/2013-05/2014. (Completion on 08/2015) Covering an area of 121,600 square meters and total floor area of 85,500 square meters, and including two five-star hotels. Project leader and technical support of overall development design drawing.
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Project: Beijing Haining Leather Market, Beijing, China, 05/2014-08/2015. Covering an area of 22,000 square meters and total floor area of 80,000 square meters. Project leader of the overall the scheme design.
FIELD TRIP:
Project Director Beijing Institute of Residential Building Design & Research Co., Ltd, (Beijing, China), 12/2009-10/2012 Project: The X77R1 Plot, totally 12 km2, in the Reconstructed Housing Project Available for the Ex-residents, Yizhuang, Beijing, China, 04/2010 -06/2011. (Completion on 04/2013) Covering an area of 118, 614 square meters and total floor area of 364,498 square meters. Participated in the overall plan of the project, the scheme design and construction drawing of the underground garage. Project: Shouyu Commercial Street, Huaian, Jiangsu, China, 04/2010-04/2012. Covering an area of 62,469 square meters and total floor area of 164,910 square meters. Project leader of the overall construction drawing design.
AutoCAD, Sketch up, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Microsoft Office
Survey and investigation on the campus of MUSC and the peninsular of Charleston, South Carolina, 2015 Survey and investigation on ancient city of Suzhou, 2013 Ancient architecture surveying and mapping in Beijing, 1998
ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS: Activities: Contributions to Domestic Natural Disasters Rebuild Design of the school for the blind in Beijing, 02/2007 Interests: Calligraphy; Seal Cutting; Painting; Playing Basketball; Photography