JINGSI LI WORKING SAMPLE SELECTED WORKS 2011-2016
Jingsi Li M.Arch II Candidate 2017, Cornell University B.Arch 2016, Tongji University
CONTENTS
SELECTED WORKS 2011 - 2016
04 LANE MEMORY
14 DISTORTED SYMMETRCIAL MUSEUM
26 Suture the city
34 URBAN COMPLEX PARK
42 tHE COLLAB-ORATORY
56 Autonomous tectonics
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LANE MEMORY Tutor: Ruben Alcolea Duration: 2016/09- 2016/12 Solo Work
PROJECT 1
lane memory
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Lanes IN getaria
There are many narrow lanes in geteria, Spain. It allows people to get across easily with scenery ahead. The impression of narrow lanes inspires me to create a space by transforming the existing building. So I turn the fish factory , in poor condition, into an empty lane, remaining the old walls and recalling people’s memory of the fish factory at the same time.
FORMINg PROCESS
Original buildings and historical ruins
Creating a passage
Creating new volume
Building volume above the ruins
Shaping the volume
Final state
PROJECT 1
Inside the corridor
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Typical floor plans
1st Floor Plan 1:300
4th Floor Plan 1:300
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Street Perspective View
PROJECT 1
Aerial View
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DISTORTED SYMMETRICAL MUSEUM Tutor: Prof. Philip F. Yuan Duration: 2013/9 - 2013/12 Solo work
DISTORTED SYMMETRICAL MUSEUM
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Historical voice on symmetry
Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona Pabvilion, 1929
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In traditional sense, symmetry is a highly organized and ordered way to form architecture. From the vertical axis of most traditional architecture influenced largely by one-point perspective in drawings to the horizontal axis reflected in Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion, they all convey architects' dream to pursue symmetry. However, Mies' symmetry implied that reflection was not susceptible to contingencies of percption. This is because the symmetry people could sense in a threedimensional world is like an object and its reflection on the water, rather than the ideal symmetry. This project aims to capture the distorted symmetry in the experience of reflection, which combines two projection techniques the two-point Taylorian perspective apparatus and stereotomy. 1 The new object is a distorted reflection of the original one. We could think the distortion is actually a view - albeit a distorted one - of a symmetrical building rather than a perpendicular view of a distorted building. 1. Cohen, Preston Scott. Contested Symmetries: And Other Predicaments in Architecture. Princeton Architectural Press, 2001.
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CHOICE: IN HONOR OF XUJIAHUI CATHOLIC CHURCH
The window of the Church is designed as an icon to represent Xu Jiahiu. It is printed on the road to instruct tourists.
Bricks and red brick tiles are ordinary skins in hornor of Xujiahui Catholic Church.
USING TOWER AS PROTOTYPE
Architecture is icon , recording the history of city. Architecture is experience , baring the memory of the society. The site belongs to historic neighborhoods , with Chinese and Western cultures and having modern livings and historical charm at the same time. In this district , the brick of the old buildings and the tower of the Catholic Church have already become the symbol of Xu Hui district in Shanghai. While the church is a typical symmetrical architectural type, this project was designed in a distorted symmetrical way. In the design process, I abstracted the impression of the the tower as the prototype. Then I used stereotomy to form the shape, according to the different needs of the museum , so as to recall people’s memeory of the Xu Jiahui district.
DISTORTED SYMMETRICAL MUSEUM
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From Distorted Symmetry to Ideal Symmetry
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STEP1: The prototype is inspired by the triangle shapes on the tower of the Catholic Church.
PROJECT 2
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STEP2: Plan and elevation of volume A containing the service of the museum (such as office,souvenir,lecture hall)
FORMATION PROCESS
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STEP3: Volume A intersecting a perspective of itself (called volume B) along a measuring line. Volume B serves as exhibition place.
STEP4: Volume B intersecting a perspective of itself (called volume C) along a measuring line. The intersecting part serves as the atrium,which can let the sunshine fall in.
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(Left): Folding process of the model. (Right): The unfolding drawings are proposed as a new int between descriptive projection and three-dimensional, orth architectural space.
PROJECT 2
FROM 2D to 3D
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CIRCULATION ANALYSIS
Offices Entrance
Offic ENVELOP
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Original Buildings & Landscape
To make full use of the space, a continuous visiting circulation was designed inside the building, around the atrium. On this circulation, tourists could go through all the exhibitions halls. The atrium allows the sunshine coming in.
PROJECT 2
SITE PLAN AND SECTION
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VIEWS FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
(up) View of the main entrance from south. (down) People will be inspired by the trianglar elevation to worship the sky.
PROJECT 2
VIEWS INSIDE THE MUSEUM
(up) Scene in the lobby. (down) People on the ramps around the atrium.
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Yeeeeeeeee~~~~~~~ Yaaaaaaaaa~~~~~~~
My son's art studio has moved to there for two years.
Wow, what a traditional Shanghai Residence.
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PROJECT 3
Suture the city Tutor: Prof. Dong Chunfang Duration: 2014/11- 2014/12 Collaborator: Liang Qianhui, Zhang Songyue, Fu Rong
A new exhibition is opening tomorrow in this gallery.
I have been living there for many years, I don't want to leave.
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OLD HONGKOU BUILT TIME: Be STATUS: C BLD USE: Re
1933 shanghai Built Time: 1933 STATUS : +A BLD USE: Commerce+Culture
yANGCHUN LI BUILT TIME: Before 1950s STATUS: A BLD USE: Retail+Residence
Along the Hongkou Creek, there are some historical buildings which have the possibility to reuse. There ar art gallery as art resource, the Hongkou Creek as landscape resource and the Chapel as religious resource potential resources by a continuous tourists circulation, this project seeks to revitalize the old urban district
Voice : A need to revitalize old urban district Mixed Transportation
Pedestrian Vehicle
Separated Transportation
Pedestrian Vehicle
PROJECT 3
Fragmented Urabn Fabric
New Fabric Original Fabric
Clear Urban Fabric
New Fabric Original Fabric
Simple Urban Program
Culture Commerce
Residence Office
Mixed Urban Program
Culture Commerce
Residence Office
Negative Pub
Public Spac Green Spac
Positive Pub
Public Spa Green Spa
STREET efore 1950s C etail
COMTEMPORARY ART GALLERY BUILT TIME: Before 1950s STATUS: A BLD USE: Comm+Hotl+Office
north-bund business line BUILT TIME: Before 1950s STATUS: A BLD USE: Comm+Office
CHAPEL BUILT TIME: STATUS: BLD USE:
OLD LInong residence BUILT TIME: Before 1950s STATUS: C BLD USE: Residence
Before 1950s C Regional Ethnical Centre
re traditional Shanghai residence as historical resource, 1933 Shanghai as cultural resource, contemporary e. However, the site has many problems, from confusing urban fabric to urban division. By connecting these t.
Choice: re-connect and re-program
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SIGHTSEEING
Reconnect: Urban connections are made and new development is realized. The project is also programmed as a sequence of unique public places.
Reprogram: To be successful as a public space, the design takes advantage of historical buildinds and the City’s artistic aspirations.
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site plan: Suture the city
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URBAN Strategy to combine old with new 1 BREAK Turn the Old Linong Residence into Folk Museum Original Condition
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Tourist
2 FLOW A passage for people to pass by and a square for people to stay.
3 CONVERGE Set a new green community heart for resident and adjacent users
4 Extend Provide people with a frame to admire the traditional Shanghai Residence
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promenade
1 A square at the beginning of the tourist’s route.
2 Entrance to the folk museum after crossing the river.
3 Urban theatre to view shows and activities happening along and across the river.
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7 A square in front of traditional Shanghai residence.
4 Extended sidewalk along the road for people to pass the crossing safely and to view scenery on the river
8 Public space between old buildings.
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PROJECT 4
URBAN COMPLEX PARK Tutor: Prof. Sun Guanglin Duration: 2014/3- 2014/6 Collaborator: Sun Yitong Contribution: Concept 60%, Analysis 60%, Rendering 80%
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VOICE: A NEED FOR A LARGER GREEN PUBLIC SPACE Public Green Space Per Capita Evolution 1950s 0.132m 2
1993 1.15m 2
1998 2.96m 2
2014 7.33 m 2
2040 11.5 m 2
Site Analysis Convergence of People from Different Directions
The HongKou Commercial Complex
The HongKou Football Stadium
Metro Line 8
Attraction: The Hong Kou Football Stadium Residence Commerce: Hongkou Commercial Complex Infrastructure: Shanghai International Studies University
The LuXun Park
Residence : Traditional Li Long Public Space: The Lu Xun Park
Attraction: Cultural and Creative Park Residence Infrastructure: The Hospital of the People's Liberation Army
Residence : Traditional Li Long Public Space : The Duo Lun Cultural Street Commerce : North Sichuan Road Attraction : The Duo Lun Cultural Street
Cultural and Creative Park
The DuoLun Cultural Street
Since 1950s, the public green space per capita has increased largely---from the area of a pair of shoes to the area of a living room. However, as the increase of population in Shanghai, it becomes more harder to add public space for people. One possible way to solve this dilemma is to build public space up into the complex constructions.
PROJECT 4
CHOICE: COMBINE ECONOMIC BENEFIT WITH SOCIAL BENEFIT
Mix office, hotel, commerce, park together
Design Concept
In the such multifunctional site, there is only LuXun Park for people around to participate in public social activities. The project aims to function as urban complex, provide a kind of park space for social activities at the same time. Hopefully, the ecomomic factor and social factor can interact with each other.
1 Commercial Part Common buildings have a clear boundary, so it is difficult to bring the green space into the building. Through the roof and interior ramps, monotone space becomes eventfull.
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By breaking the concept of layers, the ramp could create liquidity space so that activities on different levels are more closely linked.Traditional office buildings are used periodically, while the urban complex is used continuously in time.
2 Hotel Part Lu Xun Park to the north of the base is extended into the high-rise hotel, bring a sense of nature for people living in the room. In order to make the space rich and interesting, the hotel is splited by the courtyard into two part to let sunlight in. Different corridors also make the space feel interesting.
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PROJECT LAYOUT The site provides people from different directions with various paths. It also offers people its central open space for people to stay. For people passing through the site, they will be attracted by activities happening in the middle of the site and join into the activities.
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Function Analysis
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Circulation Analysis People from different dirrection have kinds of access to choose, and can easily reach their destination from ground
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EXPERIENCE IN THE COMPLEX PARK Activities in 24 Hours +42.00
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5 Underground Perform Space
7 From HongKou Commercial to Sinking Plaza
Center Plaza
6 Sinking Water Place
8 An Access to Ground Plaza
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PROJECT 5
THE COLLAB-ORATORY VERTICAL CITIES ASIAN 2015 International Design Competition Honorable mention Tutor: Prof. Swinal Samant Duration: 2015/01- 2015/05 Collaborator: Wong Shi Min Serene, Isabella Ong, Tan Wen Jun Contribution: Concept 30%, Research 30%, Physical Model 10%, Rendering 10%
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D emocrati z ations o f Homes Self- sufficiency,experimentation, financial/ environmental concerns
JURONG L AKE DISTRICT
Housing :Banal Landscape
Sustainable Living
Transparency of proccesses.L closed-up facilities into the public
WOOKL ANDS REGIONAL CENTER
80% of singaporeans live in public housing, with standardised flat designs. No conversation between the dweller and the design of the house.
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Living Lab The site will be a new regional centre in the northern part of Singapore. 1km 2 site is an opportunity to test integration of housing with experimentation.
Step 1: Synthesis Singapore's problem from four aspets: riacial and religious divides, banal landscape, centralized Step 2: Find opportunities : creative class is rising; a vacant site as a living lab; industrial parks are surrounding Step 3: Four objectives to meet problems and opportunities
PROJECT 5
Everyone is a consumer,everyone is a producer.
THINGS TO MAKE
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MAKER’S MOVEMENT
CHOICE from PEOPLE
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There is a conflict between population growth and the development of industry. New type of residential areas needs close proximity with Industry.
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WAYS TO LEARN
Industrial land usage (%) currently 18 2050 20
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Population (mil) currAently 5.4 2030 6.9
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The site is surrounded by industry. It is a missing link of the north industrial corridor. Everyone is a designer,everyone is a dweller.
WAYS TO BUILD
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SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES
INDUSTRIES
DEMOCRAZATIONS OF HOMES
Leaking of domain.
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
The architect/ Planer
CENTRALIZED RESOURCE MANAGEMENT/ INFRASTRUCTURE Water, waste and energy well-managed, but very centralised and lack transparency.However, it is detached from the everyday singaporean, who are unaware and uninvolved.
infrastructure and industrial land scaricity.
Everyone is a consumer, everyone is a producer.
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WHAT CAN PEOPLE DO
PROJECT 5
THE COLLAB-ORATORY
WAYS TO BUILD
LEARNING SOCIETY
WAYS TO LEARN
SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES
OCRAZATIONS OF HOMES
PRECINCT
ECOLOGICAL BELT
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
WAYS TO BUILD THINGS TO MAKE
MAKER’S MOVEMENT
DEMOCRAZATIONS OF HOMES
WAYS TO LEARN
SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES
LEARNING SOCIETY
THINGS TO MAKE
WAYS TO BUILD
MAKER’S MOVEMENT
DEMOCRAZATIONS OF HOMES
WAYS TO BUILD
SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
DEMOCRAZATIONS OF HOMES
SUSTAINABLE LIVING
WAYS TO LEARN
LEARNING SOCIETY
WAYS TO LEARN
LEARNING SOCIETY
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HOUSING UNITS
1 Cluster 120-150 pax 30 Dwelling Units
Original Stagger Massing 3000pax 54*30*120m
Core + Floor
Original Precinct Massing 18000 pax
Muliple realities organized around atrium
Precinct Massing 10000-12000 pax
Precinct Facing Waterfront Typical Precinct 3600 - 4800 pax 5220 - 6960 pax 1200 Dwelling Units 1740 Dwelling Units
Precinct Massing 10000-12000 pax 2400 Dwelling Units
Typical Precinct 7220 - 9600 pax 2400 Dwelling Units
Strip Diagram
Gray Water Lateral energy
Robotic Micro-Garden Construction
Dwelling Clusters
Fab Labs Community Garden
Drones Co-work Flight Path
Netural Space
Drones Flight Path Recycling
Waste
Smart Grid
Water
Infrastructure Core
Main Podcar Spine
TYPICAL PRECINCT
Pod Car
Makers
Co-work
Exercise
Podcar Deck
Culture
Education
F&B
Cycling
Shops
Office
CIVIC BELT
TYPICAL PRECINCT TYPICAL PRECINCT
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Ground Level
ACTIVITIES IN BLOCK
Commercial, Civic Amenities, Child Care etc
Podcar Deck
Ground level: Neutral Space, Maker Spaces
Multiple realities of making, experimenting, testing, prototyping, brewing, sculpting, painting, sewing, printing, building within housing blocks.
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SITE PLAN
1.resource belt
2.cIVIC belt
3.ecological belt
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URBAN DESIGN STRATEGY Path 10% Green Transport Facilities Education Commercial + Business Business
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Commercial 3%
5% Water 2% 3% 4% 3%
Park Facilities Special Use Business + Residential
Landuse
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Plot Ratio Distribution
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SECTION OF RESO
Turning the outside in Bring the public sphere (retail, museum, theatre, nightlife) into the conventionally closed-up industrial space
Underground Mover System Transparency in process Water, waste and energy processes are made transparent along the resource belt (and ecological belt) By making them into fun, interactive spaces, the public can use them and be aware of the various processes that are being carried out in the city.
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The underground mover system is part of the island-wide system and brings in goods and materials from outside th site along the resource belt. The goods are then distributed Waste management facilities (e.g. recycling centres) are i these goods distribution centres so that recycled materia distributed to the makers and builders within and outside th
OURCE BELT System Analysis
1.resource belt
2.cIVIC belt
Touching the runway lightly The runway is dotted with pop-up shops, makers wor kershops, ar tist villages, hacker spaces and other small-scaled spaces, housed in lighted weighted structures.
Lido Line Swimming to one’s destination, with shower facilities provided along the line.
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Transport Interchange
RUNWAY
RESOURCE BELT
Almost like an echo of its history, the runway is buzzed with movement of people and the exchange of transportation modes. Seamless connections from the MRT stations to other parts of the site via light rail trains. Bicycle rentals, jogging paths, pod cars and the lido line.
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SECTION OF EC
Atmosphere of agriculture/ hoticulture experimentation from the podiums is spread to housing where dwellers are also carrying out their own experimentations planting,growing, fertilising, watering, testing
Urban Farming
ECOLOGICAL BELT
RUNWAY
The podiums of the housing blocks situated along the ecological belt contains agriculture research facilities and supermarkets that sell the local product grown on site. There is a constant exchange and discoveries with actual farming practices(both high-tech and traditional) between the researchers and the farmers.
PROJECT 5
The terrace contains agriculture research w traditional farming happening along the terra
COLOGICAL BELT
System Analysis
3.ecological belt
Bioswale/ alternative transport Water bodies run along the ecological belt with wetlands as a natural water purifier to clean greywater from the housing. The bioswale is an oasis in the highly densed site where people can gather around as a public space. This is part of making process more transparent. Water taxis operate along the waterway, serving as an alternative transport for the waterfront housing and programmes.
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AUTONOMOUS TECTONICS Tutor: Prof. Matias del Campo, Prof. Sandra Manninger Duration: 2015/06- 2015/07 Collaborator: Jin Chunxu, Liu Xinwen, Ye Xincheng, Wu Jingxuan, Xu Yihan, Yin Xiaofan Contribution: Research 60%, Construction 30%
PROJECT 6
Autonomous tectonics
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PROPOSAL: ROBOTICS PLASTIC EXTRUSION Robotics plastic extrusion is a way to rethink the method to build architecture. The conversation strives to discuss the inherent aspects in a novel robotic construction method which does not rely entirely on predefined computational models but rather explores the implications of loose computational models, and material computation. The continuous gesture achieved by the process allows additionally to think and speculate about the architectonic problem of joint and detail. In fact the project primarily denies aspects such as detail in a conventional fashion. The uninterrupted deposition of material allows to avoid the problem of the joint. The benefit of such a solution lies in the ability to overcome the subdivision of architectural envelopes.
Material Investigations As the goal was to produce a large-scale model in which a robot extruded themosetting plastic, a series of initial investigations were conducted, and finally we chose PP(Polypropylene) and glue. Both of them were subject to high temperatures and gravity, and they also solidated and became stable when temperature drop. Simulation of material' speed of Solidification : From ideal situation to real situation Environmental quality | From Low Temperatory to High
Materials' quality | From high speed of solidity to low speed of solidity
Experiments and Results ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene)
PROJECT 6
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Operating Platform There are two KUKA roborts working in operation.One of them is to extrude materials out of the machine following specific toolpaths (Kr60ha), another one is to shape the material into specific construcion using forks of its own (Kr120 r2500). Both of them are 6-axis industrial roborts.
Plastic jet Extruding materials
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Melting container toolpath Engine of heating
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material The Forks to help hold the material till it dries out and solidate
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RESEARCH ON FORM Deformed and shaky 1-layer wall
Regular and unstable enough 2-layers wall
Not regular but stable enough 2-layers wall with spatial connection
Regular and stable enough 2-layers wall
PROJECT 6
CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
Exhibition
Autonomous tectonics
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'Tube' tower Tutor: Fleet Hower Time: 2016 Summer Solo
nightmare Tutor: Fleet Hower Time: 2016 Summer Solo
OTHER WORKS
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01/2017
presented by
LI Jingsi
I would like to thank all my family, teachers, friends for their valuable advices and support.
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Jingsi Li Phone: + 1(347)3308889 Email: jl3533@cornell.edu