Portfolio C H U H U N G -Y U Selected Works 2017-2022
Architecture
Place
Memory
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Architecture
Place
Memory
"Timeliness" is my focus of study. The scale of my past research has ranged from architecture, settlement to urban. I believe design evokes research, and research contributes to design. I perceive "Architecture as a Representation of Social Reality", and wish to bring out the memory of the place through putting the study of architecture history into practice.
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Experiences Works NCKU Prof P.S.Wu Studio, Tainan,Taiwan Research Assistant 2021.09~ Taiwan(R.O.C) Licensed Architect 2021.01~ Design Center of NCKU, Tainan, Taiwan Architectural Project Assistant 2019.08~2020.08 - 2030 NCKU Campus Design
朱弘煜
Hung-Yu, Chu
Taichung,Taiwan (R.O.C)
27 Nov 1995
hungyu1995@gmail.com
+886 912-051-127
- Teaching Assistant for Thesis Design(5th ye studios(4th year)
Internship
Studio tng-tet-shiu 長短樹郷村研究所 ,Tainan, Ta Summer Intern 2020.07~2020.08
Harmony Design Studio 黃介二建築師事務所 ,Ta Full Time Intern 2018.09~2019.01
Ambi Studio 立聯合建築師事務所 ,Taichung, Taiw Intern 2018.02~2018.03
Ospace Architecture 究境聯合建築師事務所 ,Taic Summer Intern 2016.07~2016.08
Workshop
Education Bachelor of Architecture National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) 2014.09 ~ 2019.06 Exchange Student National University of Singapore (NUS) 2017.07 ~ 2018.01 Master of Architecture - Architectural History and Theory National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) 2020.09 ~
Python Coding Worshop, Tainan, 2018.11
Tsinghua University Dept.Arch Worshop, Beijing, 2
Harmaen Vidoe International Worshop, Tainan, 20
Japan Architecture Association SSS Workshop, To
Others Air Studio, Tainan, Taiwan Architectural Review Columnist 2021.05~ NCKU Thesis Design Exhibition Visual Art Director, 2018.09~2019.06
Accomplishments 2022
National Contemporary Art Review Competition First Prize 2021
Taiwan(R.O.C) National Architect Qualified
2020
Modular Home - BEE BREEDERS International Design Competition Honorable Mention AFTEA Paris Architecture Scholarship Winner
ear) and optional 2019
NCKU Thesis Design Honorable Mention
2018
OUT scholarship Winner
2017
NCKU Dept.Arch Academic Excellence Presidential award
aiwan
ainan, Taiwan
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NewTaipei City Government Youth Social Housing Unit Competition Judges' list award 2016
SSS structural design competition,Tokyo Second Prize Shinjinsen 2016 in Taiwan(architectural young telent award) Judges' list award
chung, Taiwan
2018.07
Earth School - Archstorming International Design Competition Honorable Mention
2015
中建海峽盃 student construction competition,Fuzhou Silver Prize
Proficiency
017.04
okyo, 2016.07
Softwares
AutoCAD
Rhinoceros
Sketch Up
Enscape
QGIS
Photoshop
Illustrator
Indesign
Lightroom
Primere
Hand-Made
Watercolor
Oil painting
Charcoal
Language
Chinese / Taiwanese
English
Japanese
French
Native
Advanced
Basic
Basic
ChineseInk
Modeling
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Perceptional
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Scale
Systematic PHASE I
multipurpose space, office, 2 classrooms, covered courtyard, open courtyard, latrines
PHASE II
2 classrooms, latrines
PHASE III
2 classrooms
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2 classrooms
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Map of memory Things that I care about and what I have done.
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Contents Design Crossing Urban Voids
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KAO - PUÊ
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The Backdrop
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Collage City
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Science City 2050
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Open Classroom
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Uncover the Landscape
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The Public Space System in a Grid City
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Typology of Generation Gap between 1st and 2nd Houses in Taiwan Rural Areas
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Research
Appendix
78 Exhibition/Visual Design Paintings Sketches Photography Construction Structure Design Interior Design Digital Illustration
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DESIGN
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Crossing Urban Voids
Detour Through Urban Blank Spaces : Re-comprehension of Old Town
Program: Urban Renovation Design Studio: Thesis Dsign 2019
Site: Taichung Central District, Taiwan Instructor: Wei,Tseng
Award: NCKU Thesis Design Award - Honarable Mention
DECAYING OLD CITY Misread is not mistaking, rather a new comprehension.How should a fallen city be experienced? Going into the Central District, an old city of high-density and diverse atmosphere, experienced predominantly through tourism and waking, the overwhelming external information numbs my senses. This is a dying city that awaits regeneration. In the near future, the new transportation hub station and the Taichung Prefectural Hall Art Museum will emerge. The rise of two locations will drive a new flow of people; a hidden axis emerges. The axis is a journey, traversing the built and to be built, envisioning the future while reflecting on the past...
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# urban design # narrative # route
# time
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Japanese Colonial Period (1895-1945)
PostWar Period (1946-1970)
A NEW AXIS On this axis, two ruins of once large department stores, Chien-yue Building and Chufang Department Store, were chosen. Numerous large-scale recreational buildings, emerged in the 1970s and provided urban escape with great economic value, locked the publicity in its interior. Following its 30-years decline, the monstrous mass has become a tumor, but leaving a rare heterogeneous atmosphere in a high-density city due to the incoherent timeline between the interior and the exterior.
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Development Peri
A NEW AXIS
iod (1971-2010)
Renovation Period (2010~)
On-Site Observation
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Erosion area at T4 boundary Erosion area at T3 Uneroded area
original
T0 / 00:00
TIME RECORDING : Diachronicity/Synchronicity A model is used to discuss the boundary between the enclosed mass and the fluid, and the result of crossing/bypassing/vacuum is obtained. The concept then responds to the site, and "subtraction" is used to create a void in the ruins that can be physically experienced.
T0 / EV=+0.0
Erased City
Disappeared Elements
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Model Making Process
detouring
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vacuum boundary
T1 / 00:09:00
T1 / EV=+1.0
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detouring
passing
passing / detouring
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T2 / EV=+1.5
accumulating
synchronicity Timeline
T4 / 00:36:00
T3 / EV=+2.3
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Taichung Art Museum (previous Taichung City Hall) 台中美術館(台中州廳)
Chu-Fang Building 竹 坊 百 貨
A GIANT CUT "Subtraction" is used to create a void in the ruins that can be physically experienced ---- "A Giant Cut." It releases the internal publicness of the ruins and creates contemporary public spaces. Chien-Yue Building becomes a City Observatory, and Chu-Fang Building becomes a Vertical Park.
SCENE 05 : At the end of the line, looking back at the journey up on the rooftop of the art museum.
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SCENE 04 : Following the line, the cut in the building leads into a vertical park.
SCENE 03 : At the top of the cut, a secon extends the line.
Chien-Yue Building 千 越 百 貨
Gan-Cheng Business Area (developed in 2030) 干城商業區
MOVING EXPERIENCES Inside the buildings, a discourse of the physical experience of mobility begins, using the experience of four movement types (lifts, escalators, stairs, ramps) through height, and the atmosphere of the ruins, trying to create in the high-density old city, a heterogeneous gap provides an opportunity to temporarily leave the city and re-read the old city.
nd opening
SCENE 02 : Along the river, the natural landscape seeps into the building.
SCENE 01 : Arrive in Taichung by train, a giant cut appears in a distance.
URBAN SECTION
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Chien-Yue Building
FRONT VIEW
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BACK VIEW
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Chu-Fang Building
FRONT VIEW
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BACK VIEW
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DESIGN
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KAO - PUÊ
Construction, Communication, and Celebration
Program: Modular house
# construction
Site: Various Taiwan residential housing types Credit: Team work with 3 members
# high density
Award: BEE BREEDERS Modular House Competiton 2021 Honorable Mention
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# module # home
KAO - PUÊ is a Taiwanese saying for a custom rooted in our sociable nature; it stands for hangouts, making friends, and spending time together. We hope our new construction process of making a home would add to the KAO - PUÊ tradition and become a festival that is worth celebrating. Therefore, the Modular Home we proposed comes with a simple construction method that allows residents a lot easier to join the assemble process together.
to any site within a small truck and assembled easily.
I n Ta i w a n , t h e h i g h - d e n s i t y p o p u l a t i o n has shaped the problems of unaffordable housing prices and insufficient space, making "extension home" a unique building type. From this premise, the modular house must be constructed most economically, but also solve the problem of lacking living spaces. By dismantling the house into the most lightweight structure, the components can be transported
KAO - PUÊ offers a chance for "Modular Home" to be no longer just an industrialized product, but also a place for people to share memories.
We select 4 common housing types in Taiwan as a demonstration, including Long street houses, Courtyard houses, Walk-up apartments, and High-rise Housing. The prevailing of Modular Home can not only ameliorate current space problems but create new living possibilities. The urban landscape will therefore be reshaped.
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COMPOSITION
SUSTAINABLE LIFECYCLE of MO
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The modular house unit is a composition of three architectural heirarchy levels: Outer Frame, Exterior wall, and Interior wall. Basic modular system is applied to every single level to make the material and the space share a same scale range, which provide people a certain degree of freedom on choosing different parts of the units that they want to put together. The essence of this modular thinking is to create freedom and flexibility for people building their own space on any place.
Site positioning.
Fast and light
ASSEMBLY PROCESS STEP. 01
Assemble structure on site.
Pick Your Frame Material
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STEP. 02
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Choose Exterior Wall for Your Unit interior wall
STEP. 03 Choose Interior Wall to Fit Your Own Style 1
Exterior walls.
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Flooring pa
STEP. 04 Combine Your Custom-made Units
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Integrate solar energy and rainwater recovery
ODULAR HOME
Unload materials on building site.
delivery.
Call your neighbors.
Let's build together.
Public worship the god of foundation before the start of construction.
Carry materials with light crane.
Lift the columns together.
Assemble the beams.
Celebration under the half-finished house.
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system.
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Movable tracks.
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Flexible walls.
The structure can be easily disassembled and recycled.
Open house event after the construction.
Take materials from the site and send them back to the factory.
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ANATOMY OF AN UNIT
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Combined-Column
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Combined-Column: L-shaped angle steel×4 - (L 50×50×5×5) 1 Joint: Cross square steel tube×2 - (B 50×100×5×5) Combined-Column: //Combination cross joint with combined column is L-shaped angle steel×4 - (L 50×50×5×5) design to reduce the weight of structural system for Cross Joint: assembling in building addition construction. square steel tube×2 - (B 50×100×5×5) //Combination cross joint with combined column is design to reduce the weight of structural system for assembling in building addition construction.
Combined-Column
Free Connection
R=90 mm
Roof Gutter
R=90 mm
Solar Energy PV Panels
Overflow Tank Drain to Stormwater Overflow Drain to Stormwater
Shedding Rainhead
First Flush Diverter
4 X 350 W 20 m X 10 m X 0.4 m/ per panel
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Solar Energy PV modular Panels for a single unit
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4 X 350 W 20 m X 10 m X 0.4 m/ per panel for a single modular unit
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Rainwater Collection Tank Shedding Rainhead
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Combined-Secondary Column
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Shedding Rainhead
Tank
Combined-Secondary Column
Combined-Secondary Column: L-shaped angle steel×2 - (L50×50×5×5) Shear 3 Resistance Cross Rod galvanized steel bar×2 - (PØ 5 mm) Combined-Secondary Column: The open secondary structure allows the necessary L-shaped angle steel×2 - (L50×50×5×5) shear wall to be flexibly adjusted according to the Shear Resistance Cross Rod demand of the plane space. galvanized steel bar×2 - (PØ 5 mm) The open secondary structure allows the necessary shear wall to be flexibly adjusted according to the demand of the plane space.
Free Connection
Shedding Rainhead Roof Gutter
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Connecting Plate: galvanized 5-hole connecting steel plate×4 -2(L 300×90×5) //Freely continuous connectors, the purpose is to Connecting Plate: allow the modulus unit to produce a variety of free galvanized 5-hole connecting steel plate×4 growth under controlled conditions. - (L 300×90×5) //Freely continuous connectors, the purpose is to allow the modulus unit to produce a variety of free growth under controlled conditions.
3 x 50L for a 5-units home
Rainwater Collection Tank 3 x 50L for a 5-units home Switch-over
+ Rainwater Pump Switch-over Mains + Water Rainwater Pump
Solar Invertor
first flush diverter
Solar Invertor Electricity Meter
first flush diverter
Electricity Meter Corrugated Steel Sheet Thickness : 0.45 cm Corrugate Height : 35 cm
Mains Water
First Usage Flush Rainwater Diverter
Corrugated Steel Sheet Fiberglass ThicknessBoard : 0.45 cm
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Rainwater collected from a well-maintained system can be suitable for all domestic uses. By 4 installation of the simple sets, resident can the significantly lower mains water usage as well as Rainwater collected from a well-maintained the waste of the natural resources. With the slim system can be suitable for all domestic uses. By tank, no need to sacrifice precious living space to the installation of the simple sets, resident can save filtered rainwater. When resident have to use significantly lower mains water usage as well as rainwater, just switch from mains to treated water the waste of the natural resources. With the slim and let the pressure pump deliver water to make tank, no need to sacrifice precious living space to full use of the natural resource. save filtered rainwater. When resident have to use rainwater, just switch from mains to treated water and let the pressure pump deliver water to make full use of the natural resource.
Rainwater Usage
Corrugate Height : 35 cm Thickness : 5 cm for Fireproof
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Fiberglass Board Wooden Structure Thickness : 5 cm for Fireproof
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EPE Wooden Aluminized film+ Structure Ceiling Tiles Waterproof Layer EPE Aluminized film+ + Surface Layer Ceiling Tiles
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PV Panels
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PV Panels
Waterproof Layer + Surface Layer
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Upper Track for Interior Wall Upper Track for Interior Wall
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Channel Rail for installation Steel Base Channel Rail for installation
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Solar Energy
Steel Base
Putting 350 W PV panels on the roof (4 pices per modular unit)of modular units is an approach that 5 in account the sun to harness clean and takes renewable solar power. Putting 350 W PV panels on the roof (4 pices per Although the electricity produced via the solar modular unit)of modular units is an approach that energy system might not be enough for all kind of takes in account the sun to harness clean and situations, it can still reach a huge porpotion of renewable solar power. daily usage for a family. Although the electricity produced via the solar energy system might not be enough for all kind of situations, it can still reach a huge porpotion of daily usage for a family.
Solar Energy
Cross Joint Steel Tube Bar Cross Steel Base Screw Bolt Steel TubeBase Bar Cross Concrete Steel Base Plate Steel Base Screw Bolt Rebar Concrete Base Steel Base Plate Rebar
L 450 x 450 x H 100 mm W 5 mm Joint Cross L 450 x 450 x H 100 mm W 5 mm
Galvanized Connecting Steel Plate LGalvanized 300 x W 90 Connecting Steel Plate L 300 x W 90
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Steel tube bar connected with steel plate underneath as a casing for the end of the structure 6 column. With screw bolts, the casing set will be fixed to the concrete base with rebars well set inside S t e ecube. l t u bWith e b athis r c oflexible n n e c t eapproach d w i t h sof t e estructural l plate the underneath casingunit for the of the and structure foundation, as thea whole will end be stable safe column. screwthe bolts, the casing setinstalled will be for living With no matter concrete base be fixed to the concrete base with rebars well set inside in or on the ground. the cube. With this flexible approach of structural foundation, the whole unit will be stable and safe for living no matter the concrete base be installed in or on the ground.
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Steel Tube Bar H 100 x W 50 mm
Steel Tube Bar H 100 x W 50 mm
L-Shaped Steel H 50 x W 50 mm
L-Shaped Steel
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PVC Pipe W100 6"
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PVC Pipe W100 6"
Grey Water Recycle WASTE Grey Water Recycle
Bokashi Compost Tank 3 x 10 L WASTE for a 5-units home Bokashi Compost Tank 3 x 10 L for a 5-units home
UNIT PRESET
umn The Roommates Unit 02 Living+Kitchen +Bedrooms +Study Room
The Lone Wolf Unit 01 Leisure Space +Living Room +Free Space (Tent)
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Bedroom
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B-06
Bedroom + Study Room
Free Space
Dressing Room + Bathroom
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Utility Room
Big Family Unit 06 Kitchen +Living Room +Bedrooms +Multiuse Room
The Single Parent Unit 05 Living Room+Kitchen +Bedroom +Bathroom
Petty Bourgeoisie Unit 09 Utility Room +Living Room +Bedroom
The Class Unit 07 Lecture Space +Library +Study Room
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Lecture Space
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Exhibit Unit 10 Show Room +Multiuse Space
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Eligible Unit 11 Kitchen +Living Room +Bedroom
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B-13 Bedroom
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Library
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Study Room
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Foreign Students Unit 08 Library +Study Room +Bedroom
Movable Interior wall were designed to be installed inside the unit. Through the track on the ceiling and rollers on the ground, people can change the position of the wall in the space according to the situation. The flexible wall system emerges as many kind of furniture as possible. People can achieve almost all the indoor activities through the interior wall, including sleeping. dinning. cooking. studying. storage... etc. Interior wall provides various kind of spaces and can also fit the possibility of multi-usage, so that customers can choose the one which is just match their need.
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EXTERIOR WALL
The exterior wall system were designed to offer choices for customer to pick for the facade of their units according to different sites and environment. Exterior wall is the oppertunity to merge the modular house units and the surroundings.
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LONG STREET HOUSE
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COURTYARD HOUSE
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WALK-UP APARTMENT
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HIGH-RISE HOUSING
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DESIGN
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The Backdrop
When modernity meets traditional cultures, how do they coesxsit and recall the memory of community?
Program: Community Center
# community
Studio: Sophomore design 2016
# narrative
Site: Chung-Sheng market(abandoned),Tainan
Award: 2016 遠東新人獎 in Taiwan(architectural young talent award) Judges' list award
# religion
1/ BOOMING TAINAN
3/ OUTDOOR OPERA HOUSE
Hidden within the framed roads is the twisting alleys that stretch out and create the everyday scenarios of its habitants. At its center is the temple. Temples act as religious center for residents, while carrying the movements of people's lives. In the winding alleys, those unremarkable scenes constitute a unique outlook of Tainan.
Continuing the tradition of worship through performing----Taiwanese Opera ( 歌 仔 戲 ), I design a outdoor stage. A stage opening up towards the sky converts the disadvantage of the site, turning the surrounding tall buildings into outdoor seatings.
2/ THE URBAN DECAY This site encountered several problems : desolate temple, market remnants, towering enclosure. On this dying land, I try to piece together the fragments of the lives of the residents, in a way that is closest to the people and the environment.
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#memory
In the day, locals hangout and relax in the open area. Time shifts and the crowd find their way up and settle down. Suddenly, (at the cue of the spotlights,) the balconies turned into viewing boxes, and the stage became the center of attention as the silhouette of a fierce general danced to the setting sun. The sky is the backdrop and every window is its own act.
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crowd at night(19:00-21:00) temple good view height of buildings flow
Indoor/ Opera House
Outdoor/ The Backdrop
Traditional set / One direction / Ground layer
Raised set / Open ground /All-round / Publicness
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thirteen-story building
adjacent seven-story hotel
interior of the market
existing staircase at the market
alleys for the entrance
chaotic surroundings
crowd at the temple
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1F PLAN (+0m)
Original market remains
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flexible entrances
extend the urban texture
emphasize the change of axes with pavements
4/ EVERYDAY HANGOUT
kid's room toilet
community library pavillion
community kitchen gallery(Market structure)
DAY TIME
EVENING
Time line Elders Children Visitors/Teenagers
7:00 exercise
12:00
19:00
24:00
cook for lunch together play afeter school
Show Time coffee / bar
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DESIGN
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Collage City
Architecture as a information container, reflecting the everchanging city.
Program: Media Center / Office Studio: 3rd-year studio 2017
Site: Middle-West district, Tainan Instructior: Po-Nien, Chen
COLLAGE CITY The site is located in a commercial intensive area, on the corner of information collection. Since the Japanese period, the nonstop development superimposed new information on the original city.Secondary components ---- signs, billboards, and advertisements, intrudes and builds a new context different from the ground layer---- a Collage City.
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# media
# collage
# landmark
# co-working
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DEVELOPMENT
Base around the environment, material on the use of contrast.
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Place walls and fragmentate masses.
Shredded the body and tried to expose the information
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NEW CITY LANDMARK Continuing the site’s context, through the placement of the glass display, the internal occurrence of digital behavior shows itself on the facade, turning into the most immediate advertising, at the same time, external information can also be perceived through a large number of fragmented semi-outdoor space, becoming the creative energy of the employees.
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Plan 6F
Plan 5F
Plan 2F
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DESIGN
project_05
Science City 2050 Establish the second CBD in Singapore
Program: Urban Planning
Studio: Studio 7, NUS Exchange Program 2018 Site: One North, Singapore
Instructors : Rudy Stouffs, Patrick Janssen
RESIDENCE(STUDENT) EDUCATION COMMERCIAL
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# urban planning # typology #system # future
RESIDENCE(FAMILY) GREENERY RECREATION
1/ URBAN DESIGN Science City 2050 is a collaborative studio focusing on the transformation of the Greater One North area from an eclectic aggregation of poorly connected urban islands into a coherent, sub-regional urban centrepositioned halfway between the CBD and Jurong East. The brief is to develop a mixed-use urban fabric consisting of a varied range of urban block typologies, combining residential with commercial, industrial, educational, and other work spaces.The studio aims to explore parametric urban prototyping methods and workflows for generating and evaluating alternative proposals site density - 1000 people / ha - 35 m2 per person - 25 m2 residential - 10 m2 others
site area - 75 Ha - 75 thousand people
requirements - a new transport node - a line from tuas to Changi
In the first part of design aimed to explore parametric urban prototyping methods and workflows for generating and evaluating alternative proposals, specifically by capturing spatial urban rules as parameter fields that vary over the extent of the site in response to the context and environment. Urban block typologies were then created and linked to these parameter fields, so that their form and configuration vary automatically depending on their location. Throughout the design process, the urban blocks were evaluated with respect to various liveability criteria.
RESIDENCE(SOHO) OFFICE COMMERCIAL(MALL) MRT EXPRESS
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2/ DEVELOPMENT
Typology Control
Green Spaces & Main Bridging Network
Blended Functions
Density Control
Local Control
Transport Network & Intermodal Nodes
pedestrian & bike
(+25m)
goods moving system (+23m) people moving system (+20m) car drive (+5m) According to terrain
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B-B' section
C-C' section
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3/ URBAN TYPOLOGY
Original typology : podium + tower
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Create second public level
Building's height step down toward the park
Tower Direction Changed
STUDENT HUB BLOCKPLAN
second public level
student recreation park SITE : STUDENT HUB
central greenbelt
MASTERPLAN
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scale:1/1500
truss structure roof
diagrid facade
seminar room / open study space / art space with suspension system
relax platform / gym multi-purpose lobby / indoor sports room
canteen / big stairs / student market / rock climbing
workshop / student office / kitchen preparation
recreation / basketball court / student club
main circulation circulation from the square on ground service circulation circulation from second public level
PROGRAM AND CIRCULATION
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4 / ARCHITECTURE DESIGN
Located in the student area of ou from any different ways and creat
The Nimbus, student activity cen stairs, it connected different level
The Nimbus can be divided into learning. And with different struct only frame the activity inside, but
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ur overall master plan, facing the receation park and connecting to the traffic node, my project is going to attract students te a dynamic area for relaxing and studying.
nter, connected to the LRT exit and became the lobby of accessing this neighborhood. And through the large slopes and ls, from the square on the ground to the second public level, which above LRT system.
two parts, the lower podiom for public recreational activities, and the upper tower privately for student studying and tural system, The Nimbus allow many kinds of activities to be taken place. And the supportive structural diagrid facade, not t become an icon of the Nimbus.
mbus will become one of the most dazzling star in Singapore.
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DESIGN
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Open Classroom
Using simple construction methods to create diverse design possibilities.
Program: Secondary School
# Earth
Site: Kafountine, Senegal
# School
Credit: Team work with 3 members
Award: 2022 Archstorming Earth School Competition Honorable Mention
# Construction
BACKGROUND
STRATEGY
The background of this proposal is the lack of schools in the region and the hot rainy climate. Therefore, providing flexible learning spaces and sustainable design within a limited budget is our key value in order to create an innovative, friendly and enriching campus building.
The classrooms are connected by modular semi-outdoor corridors that enclose the courtyard. With a limited budget, the overall design will be implemented in five phases. The courtyard will gradually grow through phases, creating covered spaces and corners in each stage. Two new classrooms are created in each phase, with a three-meter-wide FREE Space between them. By opening and closing the folding doors, the size of the classroom can be changed at any time. When closed, it is a lecture room for classes, and when the two rooms merge, it becomes a large space for activities and exhibitions. Modular classroom desks can be combined freely for diverse teaching.
DESIGN CONCEPT In OPEN Classroom, we adopt a dispersed configuration strategy while preserving existing trees, and make each classroom face toward the courtyard. The courtyard connects all the spaces on campus, providing a variety of flexibility and creating different types of activity corners. When the classroom is integrated with the environment, everywhere is a place of learning.
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Building area is first designated with respect to existing trees.
Covered corridors then connect each room with covered spaces.
Volumes are placed in a dispersed layout, surrounding three open spaces.
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multipurpose space, office, 2 classrooms, covered courtyard, open courtyard, latrines
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Each courtyard is defined by classrooms facing inward and covered courwtyard toward future sports field.
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Closed on Both Sides : Free Saloon Space While sliding doors are closed on both sides, the free space between the two classrooms function as a saloon or small meeting room.
One Side open : Expanded Classroom Classroom can be expanded to enable various teaching models, such as group discussions. Classrooms are no longer limited by space.
Fully open : Large Cross-class Space While sliding doors are fully open, two classrooms can be combined into one space for exhibitions, performances or cross-class activities.
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Solar Panels Solar panels are placed on the top of the roof, providing electricity for the pump.
Wudu Pool Wall-mounted faucet provides water for self-cleaning.
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ADOBE BRICKS 1. First, mix clay, soil, water and chopped straw with feet. 2. Fill the form with the mixture and let for dry. 3. The brick dimension of this case is 160*80*320mm.
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BRICKLAYING 1. While laying bricks, reinforcement shall be arranged in the corner of every wall. 2. Stretcher and header row of bricks are placed in turns. 3. Foundation of the wall is made of stone and concrete.
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SYSTEM 1. Roof frames of classroom buildings are made of wood with small cross-sections. 2. Anchor bolts are used to connect wall and roof. 3. RC ring beams are necessary to ensure sufficient stiffness.
MATERIAL & SYSTEM Earth bricks and wood are the main materials. The addition of reinforced concrete ring beams increases the durability of the structure, making it a cost effective method. At the same time, we use wood components with smaller cross sections in roof trusses and lowmaintenance corrugated sheets to cut costs.Due to the uneven water resources in dry and wet seasons, we establish a rainwater recycling system to provide water in dry seasons. Through OPEN Classroom, we hope to bring local children a variety of learning experiences and establish a harmonious way of living with the earth. OPEN classroom ! OPEN VISION !
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Open Courtyard Open outdoor space for various use is surrounded by classrooms.
4 CORRIDOR
ROOFING 1. Metal sheets are used as roofing because less maintenance is required 2. Gutters are placed at corners. 3. Columns with circular sections are used in corridors.
Water Tower The water is pumped from the well and supplied to the whole school.
Sunlighting Sunlight enters the classroom from both sides of the roof.
Green Fence Fruit trees such as banana and mango trees are plant around the site.
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PIVOT DOOR SYSTEM 1. Wood lintel of the door is installed first. 2. The door panel is made of wood and bamboo, allowing air to pass through. 3. The cross-sectional dimension of the wood column is 100*100mm.
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TWO CLASSROOMS 1. The upper track of the doors is installed first. 2. Folding doors between classrooms can be fully opened. 3. By fully opening the door, two classrooms can be combined together.
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SYSTEM 1. Latrine partitions are made of bamboo. 2. Septic tank is placed underground, and can be cleaned through inspection pipe. 3. Waste water goes to drainfield.
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SYSTEM 1. The roof of main spaces slopes inward. 2. Main gutter collects lots of rainwater. 3. Rainwater harvesting tank is placed underground.
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DESIGN
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Uncover the Landscape
Kinmen Library and Museum Embedded in Landscape.
Program: Library, Museum
# Landscape
Credit: Cooperation with AIR STUDIO and JOE SHIH ARCHITECTS
# Exhibition
Site: Kinmen, Taiwam
(2022 Kinmen Library and Museum International Competition)
# Tunel
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BACKGROUND Kinmen's identity is deeply rooted in its military heritage and known for its wide topography variety and biodiversity. We envision Kinmen's future cultural landmark as a dual-function library-museum facility that pays homage to its cultural and natural heritage by prioritizing the preservation of the pre-existing landscapes.
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An Archaeological Approach to the Site
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LIBRARY MUSEUM IN THE TUNNEL The design stems from the pre-existing military tunnels buried next to the site, where we imagined them reemerging from the ground. The project consists of an interconnected tunnel complex placed in the existing valley, where most of the volume remains concealed underground to blend in with the surrounding landscape. Gaps formed between the tunnels were occupied by the natural landscape, while the internal valley garden makes the topography part of the architecture. An alternative pathway is also available to the public to experience the site.
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A CLASSIC SHAPE with a MODERN TOUCH
NEW CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
We have created a distinctive and exciting spacial experience to meet the increasing need for flexible gallery space by pivoting and shifting each tunnel on the site. Implementing the ASRS library releases ample space from the storage, freed up more possibilities for public engagement.By rearranging the tunnels, we have used arches to create elegant curves in the building without a complex structure design.
We believe that the future of the library and museum extends beyond being a warehouse. Our design combines the best of both worlds to celebrate art and knowledge while creating one brand new complete experience. The joy of reading and the satisfaction of going to the museum is now combined, forging a new type of public cultural facility.
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Linear Gallery
Coinciding Path
Configurable Space
Show Room
Sculpture Garden
Lecture Hall
Roof Terrace
Proscenium Stage
Double Height Room
Sunken Garden
Large Open Space
Fashion Runway
Viewing Room
ASRS Display
Forum
Immersive Theater
The evolution of museum building
The evolution of Library storage space
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Casuarina
Masson pine
Lemon Eucalyptus
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MASTER LANDSCAPE PLANNING The project developed on the notion of "tunnels," and it stretches out to the historical site. Triggering by climbing up the valley, strolling through art galleries, wandering through the library, then exploring the military tunnels while glancing at the Ru Bei Mountain, this linear experience would cement the facility as Kimen's future landmark.
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Different Spaces can be Experienced through out the Free Public Route
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RESEARCH
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The Public Space System in a Grid City From Barcelona to Taichung Central District
# block
2018 Out Scholarship Traveling Programme
# urban
#publicness
#research
RESEARCH BACKGROUND
BRIEF
Taichung is a city with a clear urban development. And this project starts with my high school commute experience. Every time I went to Taichung central district, I got traffic jams.
Walking through history, the central district had been the most prosperous district of Taichung city. The grid system planned a hundred years ago, is no longer fitting today. The problems come one after the other. And, how can we revive this historical site?
The urban senery there is quite different from the Taichung I know. Easily to see ruined buildings and destroyed building facade, which make me curious about the evolution of this area. After 20 days of travel in Barcelona, I saw the planning of a great urban city. For me, the city is the condensation of the collective memory of the citizens. Urban development or urban renewal must follow the context of the city. Only with a deep understanding of the city can the memory be passed on across generations.
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The Eixample district, Barcelona, built in the same era, had a similar block scale with central district . Their urban planning is still highly praised nowadays, how do they make it ? Or are they now facing urban problems as well. I want to compare Barcelona The Eixample district and Taichung Central district, to discuss “ the public space system in a grid city”
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Planning:1850's Area : 7.48 km² Population : 266,874 Density : 36,000/km²(2018)
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MAIN PUBLIC SPECE
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RESEARCH
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Typology of Generation Gap between 1st and 2nd Houses in Taiwan Rural Areas Studio Tngtetshiu Summer Reasearch Programme Date: Jul-Aug, 2020
Site: Houbi district, Tainan Credit: Studio Tngtetshiu
# typology
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RESEARCH BACKGROUND Visiting rural areas of Taiwan, houses of different generations coexist side-by-side. Historically, buildings of living follows the Hanstyle courtyard building type, so called "firstgeneration residences," it generally appears in 1930s. However, due to changes in lifestyle, social and economic factors, or more often family reasons, larger new western-style "secondgeneration residences" were built in the 1970s. As a result of the coexistence of two or more housing types, the generation gap between generations has become the overlapping period of the time. Taking this as the research topic, the new type of contemporary lifestyle will be constructed.
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The research is recorded in Architectural Institute of Taiwan magazine #103
STEP1 / RURAL AREA HOUSING TYPES
1st generation house : courtyard house ( 三合院 ) A courtyard house is a traditional type of residence that was commonly found throughout Taiwna rural area.
Built year : around 1930's
Construction Materials : Bamboo with muds, Bricks, Woods
Features: 1. Central courtyard 2. Ancestor hall in the middle room 3. Axisymmetry
4. Inner Corridor 5. Room-to-room 6. Toilet seperate from the house
2nd generation house : indivisual house
In 1970's Taiwan's economy grew faster, the needs of living has increased. Influenced by western lifestyle, there's a living room within TV and several indivisual rooms.
Built year : after 1970's
Construction Materials : RC with Bricks, RC
Features: 1. Living room within TV 2. Garage 3. Ancestor hall on the top floor
4. Asymmetry 5. Indivisual room
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STEP3 / TYPOLOGY ANALYSIS
TYPE A1 Parallel Entrance TYPE A Juxtaposition TYPE A2 Perpendicular Entrance
TYPE B Substitution
TYPE C1 Parallel Entrance TYPE C Occupation
TYPE C2 Perpendicular Entrance
TYPE D Substitution+Occupation
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Variation the cases can not be classified into TYPE A-D
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Exhibition / Visual Design NCKU Campus History Special Exhibition
#design # history #research # exhibition
Date: 2021.10-2022.1 Curatorial Team
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NCKU Special Exhibition of Campus Life focuses on the development history of the school. The curatorial team hopes to provide three possibilities of reading ---- space, time and narrative ---- hoping to provide a way of understanding and arouse many wonderful life memories for alumni.
Gazing Fortress Matsu - Matsu Military Heritage Renovation Exhibition Date: 2022.2-2022.4 Curatorial Team
Gazing Fortress Matsu is a project focusing on transformation and reinterpretation of military cultural heritage – fortresses on Matsu Islands. The spatial transformation of these military bases isdriven by design power and cultural competence. It aim s to develop new functions for the space and extend its original meaning and methods to perform and exhibit, and eventually to enrich the content and diversity of Matsu Islands.
NCKU Dept.Chinese Literature Xue-Lin, Su Memorial Exhibition Date: 2021.11~2022.12 Curator
Xue-Lin Su is a late important post-war Chinese writer. She devoted herself to Chinese education for over 40 years in NCKU. In memory of her, this exhibition we focus on her extensive collection of her personal experiences and show her extraordinary life.
惜念
•指導單位：財團法人蘇雪林教授學術文化基金會 •主辦單位：國立成功大學中國文學系 •承辦單位：六龍文創有限公司、系友黃華安先生 顧問：陳昌明教授、高美華教授 / 總策畫：黃聖松主任 / 策展：黃華安、黃追日 / 展場設計：黃追日、朱弘煜 / 文字編纂：吳姍姍、黃華安、黃追日、朱弘煜 / 訪問、攝錄：黃華安、黃追日 / 資料、紀錄片提供：財團法人蘇雪林教授學術文化基金會、國立成功大學中國文學系、六龍文創有限公司
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顧問：陳昌明教授、高美華教授 /總策畫： 黃聖松主任 / 策展：黃華安、黃追日 / 展場 設計：黃追日、朱弘煜 / 文字編纂：吳姍姍 、黃華安、黃追日、朱弘煜 / 訪問、攝錄： 黃華安、黃追日 / 資料、紀錄片提供：財團 法人蘇雪林教授學術文化基金會、國立成功 大學中國文學系、六龍文創有限公司
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Paintings
#space # sensing #landscape #environment
Seleted works 2019-2021 Pen and brush as my tool to express the feeling of every moment.
Recording experience of the space and environment in which I live.
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a. The Blue Period, acrylic on canvas, 6F, 2021 b. Image of Jiufen, watercolor, 4K, 2019
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Sketches
Seleted works 2019-2021
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Sketches
Seleted works 2017
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The images of NCKU, 2017
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Photography Seleted works 2019-2021
Religious Scenarios Malaysia
Heritage Records Cambodia / Indonesia
Daily Life Phnom Pehn, Cambodia
Urban Diversity Hong Kong
Natural Landscape Indonisia
Social Issues Phnom Pehn, Cambodia
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Construction
Chinese Architecture Construction Competition, Fuzhou
Award : Silver Prize Date : Jul, 2015 Group Work
Bamboo Tectonic The title of the competition is "appropriate technology, local conditions". In Taiwan, the construction sites are mostly occupied by steel scaffoldings. But in narrow spaces, temple repairs and folk activities, we can still see the traces of the traditional bamboo scaffoldings.Taiwan's bamboo scaffolding construction method are different from China and Hong Kong, and we hope to retain the uniqueness of its methods and try to innovate, to create extraordinary out of ordinary technical materials. The result, built within half a day, is seven meters high, capable of carrying several people simultaneously, showing the convenience and efficiency of bamboo scaffoldings.
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Structure Design
Student Summer Seminar Workshop Competition, Tokyo Award : Second Prize Date : Jul, 2016 Group Work
1*3 The workshop puts emphasis on creating new form and finding materials for struc tural design, and the is to create a unique spacial experience. We tr y to create a structure made by simple units with repetition, according to the topic "congregation and variation". Three bars can stand on the ground once they're bounded by a ring, and the simple mechanic system become our concept. We try several combinations of the units and gradually become an arch form. To stabilize the struc ture and intensify the spacial feeling, the arch repeats on the X-axis, an intriguing bar structure finally be realized.People may sense it as a doorway, or stand below to observe the details of the connections, it can soon be makeup and disassemble on any platform, and create an intricate space.
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Interior Design
Youth Social Housing Unit Competition, Taipei
Award : Judges' list Award Date : Jul, 2015 Credit : Team work with 3 members
Dual Interface Fast-paced, diverse and flexible, new ways of life always brings about new spaces. In this proposal, our main aim is to create an experience that goes along with the current lifestyle: task-oriented, transparent and almost always functioning. By the use of tensile net structure, we explored a new layer of house-living that moves vertically as the user enters or exits the space while merging the basic living space and the new space as a whole.
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Digital Illustration Future Home Imagination
Date : Sep, 2020 Credit : Team work with 3 members
Home in Everywhere Set in 2100 A.D., current accommodations range from standalone quarters to sprawling communities, among which are four prominent types, categorized by spatial orientation and structural formation: I.Spiral Enfilade II.Elongated Continuum III.Sunken Congregation IV.Homogeneous Woodland
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CH U HUNG-YU Selected Works 2017-2022
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