Xiangchuan Kong_Worksample_2021

PORTFOLIO XIANGCHUAN KONG 2014-2021

Floor Plan

South Elevation (West)

South Elevation (East)

© 2020 ADW work was designed or developed while employed at ADW as a designer

ROCKINGHAM COMMUNITY COLLEGE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT *ADW ARCHITECTS* Professional Work Supervisor: Phillip Steele Ongoing Project

North Elevation (West)

Project model in Revit and SketchUp for DD phase/ plan, elevation and wall section detail drawings for CD phase/ renderings in Lumion for DD phase

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Builiding Section/Corridor North Elevation

Building Section @ East Wing/Machining - Electrical System

Lobby

Building Section @ West Wing/Mechanical - CMS

Building Section/Lobby East Elevation

Auditorium 3

Building Section/Lobby West Elevation 4

East Elevation - Outdoor gathering space off of CMS and Main Lobby space

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Section @ Student Lounge Deck

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Main Entry-North

South Elevation 7

North Entry Wall - Vestibule + Overhang 8

Tesla Museum Site Plan

EXPERIMENT TO ARCHITECTURE Museum for Nikola Tesla Experiments Comprehensive Studio Spring 2018 Instructor: Sung Ho Kim New York City, NY Individual Work

Nikola Tesla has his own street corner in the City of New York, at the intersection of Avenue of the Americas and West 40th Street in Midtown Manhattan. This is where Tesla spent many years feeding pigeons at Bryant Park on his regular route from the New Yorker Hotel to the New York Public Library at the opposite end of the block.

This project was developed from an experiment called Tesla Coil, which uses the electrical resonant transformer circuit to transmit electricity.

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Gallery Education Center Storage Bag Checking Information Center Lobby Bathroom Mechanical Room

9. Loading Dock 10. Cafe 11. Kitchen 12. Auditorium 13. Office 14. Conference Room 15. Gift Shop

Tesla Museum Section Perspective

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The site is in the south of Bryant Park, which initially occupied by trees. The building replaces the trees with Tesla coils and replicates the geometric of the layout of trees as columns grid. Tesla coils, as the column of the building, take trees back to the site and became part of the landscape of Bryant Park.

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1. Gallery 2. Education Center 3. Storage 4. Bag Checking 5. Information Center 6. Lobby 7. Bathroom 8. Mechanical Room 9. Loading Dock 10. Cafe 11. Kitchen 12. Auditorium 13. Office 14. Conference Room 15. Gift Shop

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Tesla Museum Second Floor Plan

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1. Gallery 2. Education Center 3. Storage 4. Bag Checking 5. Information Center 6. Lobby 7. Bathroom 8. Mechanical Room 9. Loading Dock 10. Cafe 11. Kitchen 12. Auditorium 13. Office 14. Conference Room 15. Gift Shop

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1. Bar 2. AHU Room 3. Milling Room 4. Distilling Room 5. Fermenting Room 6. Bottling Room 7. Grain Silos 8. Retail 9. Locker Room 10. Storage 11. Parking Lot 12. Loading Dock 13. Control Room

14. Information Desk 15. Lobby 16. Entrance 17. Distilling Room 18. Riverwood Trail 19. Gallery 20. Ramp 21. Restaurant 22. Kitchen 23. Loading Dock 24. Patio 25. Office 26. Roof Deck

First Floor Plan

LIZARD Brewery on the Missouri River Degree Project Fall 2019 Instructor: Adrian Luchini St. Louis, Missouri Individual Work

Situated on Missouri Riverbank, this brewery integrates the program of production, recreation, and parking, connecting the Earth City Business Park and Riverwoods Park, and create an interactive space for people living and working there. The linear shape of this building enables customers to see the process of beer production. The east side of this two-story steel structure building connecting to the existing park trail and parking lot, and west side of the building is lifted for the flood protection. Under the floor slab, the land could be a playground, and the roof is also occupiable.

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Second Floor Plan

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Section B-B

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Logistic of Brewery

Roof Garden

The programmatic idea starts with research on internal interaction. The possible program comes from three parks’ primary programs and elements and recombines them. The brewery is a program which has the combination of all the program needed. A microbrewery has the program of production and business, recreation, and parking.

The project provides a possible solution for the separate and disconnected condition of Earth City, the site context of this project. Symbiotic Interaction came from a natural phenomenon. The program of Microbrewery has been introduced into the site where the intersection of three parks. Through the Speculation of the hybrid space and recycle strategies, it gives a scenario of how the Symbiotic Interaction could happen on the site.

1. Bar 2. AHU Room 3. Milling Room 4. Distilling Room 5. Fermenting Room 6. Bottling Room 7. Grain Silos 8. Retail 9. Locker Room 10. Storage 11. Parking Lot 12. Loading Dock 13. Control Room

14. Information Desk 15. Lobby 16. Entrance 17. Distilling Room 18. Riverwood Trail 19. Gallery 20. Ramp 21. Restaurant 22. Kitchen 23. Loading Dock 24. Patio 25. Office 26. Roof Deck

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This design is about transcriptions, starting from the speech given by a famous writer, Carlos Ruiz Zafon, in La Merce of Barcelona, the architectural concept was transcript into drawings, and into models, and finally became architecture that could be occupied.

TRANSCRIPTION Housing in Barceloneta International Housing Studio Fall 2017 Instructor: Antonio Sanmartin Barcelona, Spain Individual Work

This housing project locates in Barceloneta in Barcelona, face to the beach, and the city on the north. The concept of “Transcription” exists in the process of design. For this concept, Transcription exists in the text, exist in the drawings, which create from the idea of the text, exist in the model which developed from the drawings, and exist in the aggregation from model…

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K Drawing of Barcelona 24

Elevator Roof

Communal space

Commercial space

Unit Ground Floor Plan

Restaurant/Cafe Foundation

Model Built from Section & Plan

In this project, the Central commercial space surrounding by 72 units, the north part is higher than the south part to correspond to the urban environment. Each floor has communal dining space for the two units, whose dining room is limited by the dimension of the building.

Shared spaces for the whole complex are upon the commercial space.

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Berlin

Santiago

Threshold, Cluster, Facade, Figure Ground, Blocks......

Galleria, Water Space, Weather, Light......

1. 10' Concrete Slab 1. 2×2 10' Concrete SlabPanel 2.

Fiber Cement 2.

2×2 Fiber Cement Panel 3. Tile 3. Wood Tile Panel 4.

4. Stell Wood Panel 5.

5. Concrete Stell 6.

Panel 6. Polycarbonate Concrete Panel 7.

7. Glass Polycarbonate 8.

8. Metal GlassRoof Panel 9.

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Wood Deck Roof 12. Gypsum Ceiling 12. Gypsum GypsumBoard Ceiling 13.

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10' Concrete Slab 2×2 Fiber Cement Panel Tile Wood Panel Stell Concrete Panel Polycarbonate Glass Metal Roof Panel Aluminium Panel Wood Deck Roof Gypsum Ceiling Gypsum Board Stone

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CUBE: Room(s)-Chapel

SUN WITHOUT AND SHADOWS WITHIN An Addition to Louis I. Kahn’s Hurva Synagogue Comprehensive Studio Spring 2019 Instructor: Robert McCarter Jerusalem, Israel Individual Work

This project is an “Archive of Ancient Religions,” sited as an “addition” to Louis Kahn’s Hurva Synagogue in Jerusalem. For the purposes of this project, it was assumed that Kahn’s design, on which he worked from 1967 until his death in 1974, was build in 1976. The Synagogue, called Hurva, occupies a prominent hilltop site to the west of the Temple Mount and its Jewish holy site of the Western Wall. On the Temple Mount is the Islamic Dome of the Rock mosque. Construction of Kahn’s design for the Hurva Synagogue would have afford Jerusalem a major Jewish sanctuary, joining the existing Islamic and Christan sanctuaries.

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Plans and Sections of CUBE

First Sketch project is a sacred and secular space within strictly defined volumetric limits: a chapel for one person to meditate and contemplate, a meeting room for two people to meet and gather, and the threshold or transition space between the two rooms.

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First Floor Plan

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Interior of the Reading Space 10

The four-story library with skylight locate at the northwest of the building, and east is the dining space and meeting space. The south part of the project is a cluster of scholars’ rooms with a small chapel. Scholars room surround an open courtyard.

Second Floor Plan

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Third Floor Plan

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1. Mechanical 2. Chapel 3. Meeting Room 4. Reading Room 5. Book Stacks 6. Entry Hall 7. Reception 8. Patio 9. Courtyard 10. Scholar’s Rooms 11. Communal Room 12. Ramp 13. Water Pool 14. Dining Room 15. Kitchen

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Fourth Floor Plan

Courtyand 32

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Section 3 1. Mechanical 2. Chapel 3. Meeting Room 4. Reading Room 5. Book Stacks 6. Entry Hall 7. Reception 8. Patio 9. Courtyard 10. Scholar’s Rooms 11. Communal Room 12. Ramp 13. Water Pool 14. Dining Room 15. Kitchen

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Rice Beets Wheat

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Overall Plan with Vegetation Pattern

FORMATION 2020 Tokyo Olympic Stadium

Studio Fall 2018 Instructor: Nanako Umemoto Ryosuke Imaeda Tokyo, Japan Individual Work

The basic idea of this project starts from a particular landform on the moon, craters. The topography of this project is developed from craters.

The geometry of the pattern is circulating the craters, and some of them overlapped with the contour line. All of the programs located at the bottom of craters. Edges of the craters could provide wind buffer and barrier for sports and activities. There are roofs of steel structure upon the programs in most of the buildings.

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Basketball/Volleyball/Badminton Courts: Beach Volleyball Courts Canoe Slalom Course Canoe Sprint Course Gymnastics Arena Marathon Course Road Cycling Course Rugby/Soccer/Hockey/Athletics Field Shooting/Archery Range Swimming Pools Track Training Lake Triathlon Running Course Velodrome

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Overall Plan with Topolines, Programs, and Circulations 35

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Basketball/Volleyball/Badminton Courts: Beach Volleyball Courts Canoe Slalom Course Canoe Sprint Course Gymnastics Arena Marathon Course Road Cycling Course Rugby/Soccer/Hockey/Athletics Field Shooting/Archery Range Swimming Pools Track Training Lake Triathlon Running Course Velodrome

Programs+Stadiums

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Velodrome Section

Topography+Contours

Explode Axonometric Drawing

Stadium Section

Velodrome section

Farmland locates in the gaps of programs. Three types of crop, rice, wheat, and beets planted on different parts of the site. Rice grows on the hills along to the contour lines, and wheat grows on the plain, and beets are grown along the roadside.

Circulation systems connected all programs, and some bridges connect to the outside for vehicles. After the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, this site could be a sports park for people.

Overall Section A-A’

Overall Section B-B’

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Physical model (3D print) 38

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Boundary

Massing

Garden Space

Border Intervention

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Landscape

Massing

Garden Space

Space Intervention

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Blanking

Massing

Segmentation

Blanking Space

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Building

Massing

Segmentation

Blanking Intervention

Spots

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Segmentation

Massing Selection

Space Intervention

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Leisure Space

Massing

Massing Selection

Leisure Space

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Massing

Garden Space

Entrance Space

Interface Intervention

Supplements

Segmentation

Border Intervention

Supplements Intervention

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REINTEGRATION OF URBAN FRAGMENTS Renovation of the Hefei Steel Mills Studio Spring 2015 Instructor: Siqing Feng Hefei, China Group Work Collaborator: Huixiang Wang

We take the Intervention theory into our project. Intervention design strategy refers to the process of upgrading industrial heritage through new elements to intervene in the old industrial plant, to comply with the functional requirements of recycling and rejuvenate design strategy.

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Different kinds of functional spaces guide people to choose their sightseeing paths. The non-sequence leads people to the randomness of an individual’s behaviors, which is also one of the main aims of our project.

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RESURGENCE OF THE CITY The Renovation of Hefei Railway Station

Studio Fall 2014 Instructor: Guoyan Zhou Hefei, China Group Work Collaborator: Xiaojun Guo Feng zhou

This project is a renovation project, “Publicity” is the fundamental purpose of this urban public space. Because it can provide publicity and achieve open communication, this urban public space will make a magnificent significance. The central circulation square—the center of this urban space—is to help people to organize all kinds of activities. And the commercial space, which near the railway station, also plays a significant role.

The evolution of the city is going on with time, but the city like an organism, its updates like fission and regeneration of cells. That is to say, with back and forth constantly, its function and spacial quality continually changing to coordinate the urban development. The development of this area, along with site development and coordinate with the needs of the city’s general development, will have a meaningful impact.

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FITNESS COMMERCIAL PLAYER SERVICE HOTELS

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PLAYER VISITOR VIP & OFFICIALS HOTELS SERVICE

Ordinary Vehicle

COMMERCIAL FITNESS HOTELS

Vehicle in Game

VISITOR PLAYER HOTELS VIP & OFFICIALS

Ordinary Pedestrian

Pedestrian in Game

Circulation Analysis

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XI’AN PEOPLE STADIUM *VALODE ET PISTRE ARCHITECTS (CHINA)* Professional Work January 2015 Supervisor: Meng Zhang Xi'an, China

Contributed to the concept design and drawings process using CAD & Sketch Up / Diagram drawings using Illustrator / Created text for associated documents.

Section Perspective © 2017 Valode et Pistre Architects work was designed or developed while employed at Valode et Pistre Architects as a student intern 43

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Atrium Stair/Ramp Culture Center Cinema Culture Deck

Diagram of observation deck © 2017 Urbanus work was designed or developed while employed at Urbanus as a student intern

© 2017 Urbanus work was designed or developed while employed at Urbanus as a student intern

CGM DISTRICT *URBANUS* Professional Work Summer 2017 Supervisor: Gang Zhong Shenzhen, China

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Envolope

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Connect

Sequence

Involved in research and design proposal / concept design and drawings using CAD & Rhino / model making / diagram drawings using Illustrator / renderings using V-ray & Photoshop / created text for associated documents using InDesign

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© 2018 Hord Coplan Macht work was designed or developed while employed at Hord Coplan Macht as a student intern

NORTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENT CENTER

DISTRICT 1860

*HORD COPLAN MACHT*

*CallisonRTKL*

Professional Work Summer 2018 Supervisor: Scott Erstad Powell, Wyoming

Programming model / site model in SketchUp / rendering entourage in Lumion / diagram drawings using Illustrator

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© 2019 CallisonRTKL work was designed or developed while employed at CallisonRTKL as a student intern

Professional Work Summer 2019 Supervisor: Anthony Fasolo Chicago, IL

Site model in Revit / rendering VR entourage in Enscape / diagram drawings using Illustrator

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