Under The wing

Under The Wing

- A Community & Retreat Center.

ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY Graduate School Of INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN ANNE CHIA-CHING LIN/ #03488839 DATE OF PRESENTATION/ THURSDAY 3/21/2013

Table of Contants

Cover Letter

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Autobiography

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Resume

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Stament of Professional Goal

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Project Abstract

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Design Concept

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Precedent Studies

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Inspiration

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Site Analysis

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Building Analysis

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User Profile

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Program Statement

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Timeline

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Bibliography

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Portfolio

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Cover Letter ‫ׇ‬Ў!!

Dr. Yang Shao qiu Email: ysc33211@ntnu.edu.tw Speciality/

Furniture Design 、Furniture Construction、Construction Management、 Interior Design、Architecture Design、 Problem-based-learning (PBL).

The conductor of NTNU modern campus planning- Dr. Yang Shau-Chou National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), which has long been recognized as one of Taiwan’s elite institutions of higher education. With almost a hundred year history, you can found many traditional buildings arround the campus. During the time, the ex-chancellor was expending and remodeling the school, Dr. Yang was the main conductor of the campus planning. The NTNU main library, the Education building and the Technology building are all under his feat. He considered deeply through any details. For example, the curve cut from the new library building shape can see though from the front so that won’t block the old library arch structural behind.

With his persistence, the new buildings successfully merged and get the balance with the traditional architectures.

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Prof. Yang, Shau-Chou Address: No.10, Sec.2 Garden 6th Rd., ShinDian District, New Taipei City, Taiwan Phone: +886-936-127-927 Email: sergio317@ntnu.edu.tw Date: 29/Jan/2013 To whom it may concern, Lin, Chia-Ching (Anne) is writing this thesis to accomplish the master degree. I was her professor during the collage years and happened to live in the community which is discussed in her project. Therefore, I was invited to write this cover letter for her.

The New Garden City was established in 1968 by the architect, Mrs. Hsu, Ze-Lan. While she was mapping out the community, she was inspired by a British urban planner, Ebenezer Howard, The Garden Cities of To-morrow. The concept of the urban plan is to have an economic system that can be self-sufficiency. With that vision, the builder operated restaurants, markets, transportation and the theme park in order to make profits to maintain the town. During the time, the residence did not need to pay for any managing or maintenance fees. The New Garden City was not only the most modern conception practiced but also the first mountainside residential community built in the entire history of Taiwan!

My family and I visited the theme park when it was there around forty years ago, and all of us were so attracted by the breath taking scenery. We moved into the New Garden City in 1982, and enjoy the quiet and peaceful life here a lot. Time flies, we have been living here about thirty years now. The site Anne is working on was a compound unit combined with a restaurant, kindergarten, supermarket and swimming pool. When my children were kids, we spent some quality time there! With the zig-zag chevron roof, arch windows and the curving walls, the building is full of Mrs. Hsu’s design characteristics.

Unfortunately, because those operational profits did not meet the community’s expenditure, the builder declared bankrupt in 1986. They started selling lands and buildings, and this unit was sold to someone who does not live in the community. The architecture with full of design has been abandoned. Other facilities also broke down one by one.

The builder was no longer in charge. The residences have to take over and protect the town by themselves. The situation awakens the people in town.

The community recently is planning to redevelop the town.

The site, the subject of Anne’s thesis, located at the center of the community, has a very strong history background.

Since it becomes a private property, how to make it for commercial use and merge with the community at the same time becomes the challenge of the project. Anne was a hard working student in my class and has creative design potential. I’m really looking forward to see how she is going to develop the scheme. I would love to write the cover letter for her and wish her luck for the thesis project.

Sincerely, Prof. Yang, Shau-Chou

Cover Letter

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Autobiography Who I am…

An American born, Taiwanese.

Anne Chia-Ching Lin, a Taiwanese girl born in America. Happy with having two different backgrounds which gives me a wider perspective, being able to embrace the two worlds, the two cultures. Been educated in Taiwan for 19 years, “As a man sows, so shall he reap” is my attitude to work. I work hard to stretch beyond my limits, so I will not have any regrets whatsoever. There is so much to learn in the world that the journey will never be deemed obsolete until our very last breath.“Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy. “from Psalms 126:5 become my belief and hope for life.

Me & Interior Design…

Interior is the medium for human’s expression on Earth, where it brings out one of the ways of the spirit of life.

I am interested in doing handicraft and drawing but never thought of it as my profession. I always feel exhilarated when the things I made gives warmth and delightful surprises to the people I made for and that has in turn become my passion to know more about what “design” really is and that can we “design” people’s feelings in return? For my bachelor, I got involved in an Interior design education program and got chance to work in an exhibition company. I realized that design allow things to become meaningful. It’s like massaging deep thoughts with love and Interior is the first space people can feel when people open their eyes in the morning and the last thing they see when they sleep at night. I believe things made out of sincerity and coming from the heart will be able to evoke an indestructible, eternal and alive spirit – a beginning of permanence.

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Why I am here in Academy of Art University…

Because of Who we have here: International students with different cultures.

All designers and artists who are passionate.

Experienced instructors who marries the world’s possibilities to the hopes of the future generation (us) Because of what I’m doing here: To fuse my previous interior academy education degree obtained back in Taiwan with the endless possibilities of interior design taught here in Academy of Art. Since knowing more about the purpose of interior design and looking at it with different perspectives while doing design, I am really impressed by what I have learned so far. For example, the rich color scheme, material use and the idea of sustainable design…etc., are all new to me. I feel happy and has become even more motivated then ever, and look forward to how the school will be able to help me explore further and expand my awareness in this amazing design field.

Because of where we are: San Francisco is a city filled with international art galleries, diverse design materials and is also the state initiated for the sustainability movement which really gives me great encouragement and confidence for the future ahead, knowing that I am in good hands with such strong back up.

Autobiography

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Resume Awards & Honors

ANNE CHIA CHING, LIN 2011.05

+1-415-967-8884 anne041563@gmail.com 639 Gear St. Apt#1406, San Francisco, C.A., 94102

Ability 2D Design

Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Corel DRAW, AutoCAD

2011.01 2010.11 2010.10 2010.10 2009.11 2008-2010 2007 2006 2006

National Taiwan Normal University School Club Executive -club Learder Award Of Shituo Restaurant Furniture Designer In Myanmar Attend The Third Season Of Fenghe Cup Of National Competition Of Interior Design National Machia Farm Rotary Art Village Program Image Design Election- Secind Price National Machia Farm Rotary Art Village Programe Image Design Election -Second Price Sanso Made Handucraft Store Brand Image Designer Academic Excellence Achieved during the Semester American Mathematics Compition 12 -Excellent National Student Compitition of Taipei Lantern Festival Lantern Design- Third price Taipei Student Art Competition Block Print- Third price

3D Design

Rhinoceros, Autodesk Revit

Portfolio Link http://issuu.com/annelin/docs/2011anneportfolio http://issuu.com/annelin/docs/2013 anneportfolio

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Experience 2013.02 2012.06 2010.08-2011.06 2010.06-2011-08 2009-2010 2008.11 2009 2009 2009

“Revamp A Chair� An Interior Design Student Compition Design Center Donghia Show Room Fabric Library- Internship Unison Art Association-Design Executive Assistant Chinese Childrenhome & Shelter Association -Volunteer & Executive Editor Leader of Interior Design School Club National Taiwan Normal University Cheerleading School Competition -Flyer Representative of Division Student Vice Present of Department Student Government Association

Stament of Professional Goal Nature, Culture, and Technology design Self-interest play the role in design.

Convent de Sant Francesc / David Closes

Traditional Culture Play

Having an education background, I would like to work with historical and cultural orientated projects, which gives out message of the eminent bond between people and the environment. Totem drawing has always been a keen interest of mine; I also like to design brand commercials with graphics. Combining my interests with design techniques learnt, I hope to be a solution driven, cultural developing interior designer.

For this thesis project, I found out that the building itself is filled with subtle historical meaning and messages. The more research I did, the more passionate I became on fully putting across the intended message through the design project. The idea of garden city methodology supports the sustainability of the close loop cycle and system thinking process. What made the original project fail? What happened to the relationship between people and environment? This project will enable me to investigate and thoroughly explore the linkages and come up with a balanced design project which incorporates nature, culture and technologies.

During the academy year, I would like to take skill training classes like 3D Max, and like to take furniture design, textile design, and graphic design as direct study. I will try to get more internship opportunities as I can around the Bay area during the year to gain more experience and explore more which field I really like. Such in museum, display gallery, retail store, mostly will be commercial design. I would also like to go New York by chance and see how design “impacted� in the city.

Resume & Stament of Professional Goal California Academy of Sciences

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Under The Wingg

- A Community & Retreat Center.

Project Abstract How and why I chose the project?

Why “Retreat center�?

In Taiwan, urban regeneration has been view as an important strategy for city development. The aim of urban regeneration is to utilise urban land with planning strategies, improve the physical, economic and environmental state of the cities and increase public interests. (CPAMI) I think the ideas from The Urban Renewal Act are exactly match the central concept for the interior architecture designer in nowadays- to get the balance between sustainable and thermal comfort. Therefore, I tried to find a project can get involved the plan by chance in the future and be more eligible for my Master studies.

Retreat is defined as a get-away, a refuge, a place to take time out for reflection, to draw back, to move back, to recede.

I used to work in an art exhibition company and get the opportunity to know the project that the community is currently trying to remodel the old buildings. During site studies, I found people in the town have close relationship with each other and are very helpful and active on making the community better. I was plan to contact with people there and do survey for the project to get more information during the design process. Amazingly, I found my professor in the university who have a strong back ground in architecture just live in the community! Great emphasis is being placed on the connection with the environment through the involvement of residents living over there, however much still need to be explored and discovered.

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Melancholia becomes a common mental disorder nowadays, and it takes up to 3% of the world population which is around 2 billion people. The World Health Organization forecast that the three main diseases in 2020, melancholia will be the second serious problem around the world.

For the economic, melancholia also cause a heavy burden to the society. In the United States, according to a rough estimate the loss is around $430 trillion US dollars every year because people get depress and cannot work. There is 8.9% of the population in Taiwan get melancholia and loss 13.5 million US dollar every year.

In Taiwan, according to the survey 73.5 % of the people who between 45-59 years-old get depression. Most of the stress comes from taking care of the elders and been unemployed.

The project is located on the mountainside, and the community established base on having a quiet, peaceful and healthy life. It gets the perfect conditions to develop a place for a healthy and wellness center- a please can help people release from the society pressure, a place people thirst for.

How to process and how to fulfill the intent of the project?

Being an environmentally sustainable project becomes the new approach for the design industries. Bioclimatic design shows the idea by using environmental sources, such as air, sun, wind, vegetation, water, soil, daylight for heating, cooling and lighting of buildings. Doing more studies and analyses about the project will be one of the focus point for my project.

What is free and what I can use for my design.

“If you don't know history, then you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it is SDUW RI D WUHH µ Ɇ 0LFKDHO &ULFKWRQ Although the community doesn’t have a long history, but have a narrative and jeopardy story. From the original idea of the community to the center thought of the architect herself.

Finding out the problems they had and have, what the architect did before and her idea...etc. The project is located at the center of the community and was built by the architect who established the town. The history becomes the main factors for many of my design decision.

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Project Abstract

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For my design concept, Taiwan blue magpie is a distinctive species in Taiwan just like the traditional art culture- traditional chinese painting. Its character also symbol as strong solidarity and try to fight and protected their home like the residences just rise up the awareness these years. Through the project not only help for the function of the town but also giving out the message of trace back to the basic idea of having a happy life and give a whole new definition on reinforce the physical body and peaceful spirit.

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Precedent Studies PEPITES A peaceful home for a hustle life Project Type: Residential Community Location: Sub-urban in education and residential zone.

Two blocks away from the subway and have school, shopping mall, and golf course around. With nice environment with convenient transportation. On Xinmin St., Tamsui Dist., New Taipei City 251, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Program: Fifteen buildings, four sections with eight-story high and two level basements. Large size around 700 sf in a suite and assign 211 households in the community. One square foot for $20,000 US dollars for rent. Having courtyard in the apartment and can have vegetable garden at home. Get approved from SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance) for safety.

Project Insight: Like to give people a relax and peaceful

place as their home which have the same concept as the project. Using bright and naturel color and texture for the interior theme can bring the close touch to the nature environment. For the lighting use wall wash more rather than down light to create nature lighting. The project successfully create an interior with a fresh and natural atmosphere.

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YOGA STUDIO Great Green Home: Carter Burton Yoga Studio Project Type: Residential Studio Location: Washington DC in Clark County, Virginia Program: Designed by Carter + Burton Architecture, the small

scale structure serves as a yoga studio and guest house. Despite its compact 600 square foot footprint, the studio earned a LEED Gold certification when it was completed in 2007.

Project Insight: The yoga studio’s most sophisticated green system is their integrated geothermal heating system, which provides efficient space heating and cooling and all of the studio’s hot water needs. The system consists of a ground-coupled heat transfer loop (geoexchanger) connected to a liquid-to-liquid heat pump and a liquid-to-air heat pump. Hope to build a green environment for the yoga and spa area, can learn from the system and become the strategy while doing the design.

Precedent Studies

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SHAW HOUSE

by Patkau Architects

Project Type: Residential Studio Location: Vancouver Program: A private residence of 285 square metres for a single person. The program includes living spaces, bedroom, study, music room, and a lap pool.

Project Insight: Having the pool above in the project is

similar to my project that having a 7,000 sq pool with two-story beneath. The designer smartly uses the light through the water to create lighting movement from the wave. I would like to use the idea for the interior beneath the pool can create a peaceful world under the sea.

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GLENEAGLES COMMUNITY CENTER

by Patkau Architects

Project Type: Community Center Location: West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Program: In 24,000 sq. ft., the intermediate level contains a community “living room,” café, meeting room, administration, and child care facilities. The lower level opens on the opposite side of the building to the covered terraces and courtyard spaces adjacent to the golf course and includes a gymnasium, multipurpose room, arts room, youth room, and outdoor specialty area. The upper level accommodates fitness facilities.

Project Insight: Gleneagles Community Center is located on a small, gently sloping site adjacent to a public golf course. Patkau Architects organized the program on three levels to minimize the building footprint. The sectional arrangement of interior spaces activates and energizes the building. The volume of the gymnasium rises through the three levels; walls that separate this volume from adjacent spaces are glazed to facilitate visual connection between the various programs within the building. These simultaneous views of multiple activities animate the interior; the life of the building and the energy of the place are palpable to the community within and without.

Precedent Studies

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YINGGE CERAMIC MUSEUM

Chiaki Arai Urban and Architecture Design

Project Type: Commercial Museum Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan Program: Having three stories building with 2 level underJURXQG WKH WRWDO JURVV IORRU DUHD LV Ÿ IWò $W WKH ILUVW floor are reception, multimedia room, Individual exhibition space, ceramic making tools display. The second floor is the permanent exhibition area with five different categories. The third floor have 4 display area. For the underground level, the 1st underground level have the children ceramic display, ceramic classrooms, library, lecture hall, restaurant and staff area.

Project Insight: It is the first modern ceramics museum in the Taiwan. In addition to exhibiting the Taiwanese ceramic culture, the Yingge Ceramics Museum also stimulates the public's interest and attention in ceramics. It get the same idea as my thesis project which include survey, gather, preserve, and maintain Taiwanese culture for the purposes of research, collection, exhibitions, and education.

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Solar Display Area Restaurant Gift Shop Exhibition Area Ceramic Classroom Corridor

Precedent Studies

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KARAKIDA COMMUNITY CENTER Chiaki Arai Urban and Architecture Design

Project Type: Community Center Location: Tama city, Tokyo, Japan Program: Project area 2,601.84 sqm with 2 levels. First

floor: front desk, library, browsing area, office, commom area, lounge, cafĂŠ, gallery, conference room. Second floor: library, childcare plaza, sound room, meeting room, playroom, terrace, garden, office.

Project Insight: The site is on a small hill. The memory of people who played in the hill and had grown up was restructured as this building. To adjust the vertical interval of the site, the west part of the building is two stories, and the east part is single story. As a complex of three programs, the main entrance of its community hall and its library is set on the west side, and the entrance of the children’s house is set on the east side.

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Sound Room Library Play Room

Loby Cafe’ Community Hall

Precedent Studies

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Inspiration XIU ZELAN The Pioneer Of Modern Traditional Architect.

Mrs. Hsu Ze-Lan with her husband.

Xiu Zelan（修澤蘭 ɔ ）, a Taiwanese Architect, ancestral home is in Yuanling Hunan. During World War II she attended Architecture Department of National Central University in Chongqing(Now Southeast University School of Architecture). In 1949 she entered the Taiwan Rail Bureau. She took charge of the Department of General Logistics and Engineering as an assistant engineer. Her work is full of peculiar curve but integrate with the additional architecture style of the 1950’s. In 1965 she took charge of Yangmingshan's Chung-Shan Building as Designer and consequently achieved a Taiwanese Architecture prize of Taiwan's first female architect.

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Most of her project looks traditional Chinese style, but she tried to merge with more curve lines and flow shape which jump out of the original box. She inspire me how to keep the traditional value and add fresh elements to continue the language. Now being in San Francisco and away from Taiwan, I start looking back to the Chinese culture which I used be and take it for normal. Through the project, I hope to help and continue the conventional art culture and take what I have lean and inspire from here. Furthered more, understanding who I am, exploring where I am from--Taiwan and the United States.

Inspiration

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NEW GARDEN CITY Inspiration from the community itself.

During site visit, I also visit my professor who live there for 30 more years in the community. It is a beautiful town and can see the builders consideration on the path way and every corner. But can also feel the dispirited about decline from such an ideal aspiration of the town. There’s a very big hand-drawing map hanging in the community office which really inspire me for the project. It was drew by an artist who live in the community. The North is pointing down, and there are three kinds of birds: Taiwanese blue magpie, owl, and eagle. Those not only can be seen in the town but also represent the character of the animal: unity, wisdom and power. I hope the project can represent the spirit of the community, the art culture of Taiwan, and the beauty of nature.

A hand-drawing map from the community artiest.

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Inspiration

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TRADITIONAL CHINESE PAINTING Me & The black ink.

I saw my grandmother did traditional Chinese painting since I was a little girl, though I never really have chance to take any painting class during my life. I always like to be watch my grandma paint and be her little fan. While she was painting, she always told me to hold the brush with your heart and just follow the spirit, and God will lead you and create the beautiful line. Black ink always reminds me of my grandmother and inspire me to do totem drawing whenever I feel confuse in my mind. I don’t know what I’m going to draw, going to design, but I believe with full heart and spirits while doing it, though only black ink will have the soul to talk for itself.

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Inspiration

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Inspiration Totem Design

Site Analysis SITE INFORMATION

Site Location: New Taipei City, Taiwan Site Address: Sec. 1, Huayuan 10th Rd., Xindian Dist., New Taipei City 23152, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

New Taipei City

New Garden City

Xindian District

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Community Demographics: 3,792 people GENDER Male

LEVEL OF EDUCATION

AGE

Female

<19

20-34

35-49

50+

Llliterate

No College

College

Grad School

8% 1%

17%

39% 48% 52%

49%

20% 42%

24%

N

Site Analysis

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COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT Sports Park & Public Square Residential Area

New Garden City Church Project Site Traffic Circle Residence Facility

Bus Stop & Convenient Store

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The Mazus Nursery School

Orchid Stream Culture Association

N

Sports Park

New Garden City Church

Landscape of “The Heaven On Earth”

Public Square Site Analysis

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ABOUT THE COMMUNITY The New Garden City/ a residential community on the mountainside.

Topography & Envirnment: Hills, Orchid Stream The New Garden City (花園新城/ Huayuan Xincheng,) a town surrounded by hills and streams. It is the first huge residential community located on mountainside in Xindian District, in New Taipei City. Having breathtaking sceneries and an inviting community, many artists and designers look forward to live over there.

Cherry Bloom Path

Community History: In 1968, built by the first female architect in Taiwan--- Xiu Zelan. Inspired from a urban planning method- "garden city," which is initiated by Ebenzer Howard in 1989. She wished to create a high-quality and health inspired community. The New Garden City makes the first step in Taiwan towards human-based society planning and natural environment preservation.

New Garden City become a Plato's republic for politicians and businessmen in 1971. It had an amusement park supporting the community maintenance coast, so that the residence didn’t need to pay any expenditure on administration.

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COMMUNITY FOUND

PROSPEROUS

COLLAPSE

ORCHID STREAM CULTURE ASSOCIATION

Now

1968

1971

1986

2002

2013

COMMUNITY MAP in 1971 Amusement Park Sports Park

Project Site Sports Park

Residential Area Traffic Circle

Residential Area

N

Things donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go as planned all the time. The revenue and expenditures didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t meet and the town was almost asked to be demolished when the government intends to build a reservoir in 1979, Xiu Zelan also had a career setback during that year.

People try to preserve this amazing and beautiful community so the Orchids Stream Culture Association was founded (2004) to rebuild and maintain the place.

Orchid Stream

Transportation: Car: 14 Minuets from Sindian metro station Bus: Green 3 Bus [New Garden City- Jingan Station] Departure from New Garden City from 6:00-22:30 06:00 06:20 06:40 07:00 07:20 07:40 08:00 08:20

09:00 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30

13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:20 16:40

17:20 21:30 17:40 22:00 18:00 22:30 18:30 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30

Sindian Bus Phone Number: +886-2-2918-8830

Site Analysis

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Building Analysis BUILDING INFORMATION Building Address: Sec. 1, Huayuan 10th Rd., Xindian Dist., New Taipei City 23152, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Building Name: Voice of the Wave聽濤館 Located at the south of the Orchid Stream, and you can hear the stream sluggishly trickling from the building so name as the Voice of the Wave.

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Why I choose this siteâ&#x20AC;Ś LOCATION: A place close to the nature with transportation convenient

PEOPLE: Who keeps the traditional music and art culture with community unity and pursues being outstanding characters.

New Taipei City used to be the outskirts of the Taipei City, which is the capital city, just like relationship between New Jersey and New York. During the population growth, the suburbs been pushed outward, but New Taipei city still keeps part out the area just for residential area cause from the sloping hill terrain. The community is located on the hill and away from the city to get the quite environment. With the transportation develop, the Sindian metro station start using in 1998, which brings the immigration to the community.

A community with artist, photographers, writers, and natural eco-enthusiasts.

People are looking for a better life quality and get away from the busy city life can more focused on the inner life development. The residences keep the traditional art and music culture and have strong community unity awareness and self-motivation characters.

Building Analysis

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TIMMING: 1) The tap-water finally enter the town by the Taiwan Water Corporation in 2013. Which have problem with the private road properties for a long time and people use water from the steam for a long while.

2) The global carbon reduction and the environmental consciousness been risen and start remodeling the abounded buildings in town and get support from the local government.

ENVIRNMENT: A place keeping the Taiwanese species with breath talking view.

On the hill, people can easily see many Taiwanese animals and plants species around the town. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a successful community that people live back with the nature environment rather separated with the ground in the urban jungle.

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SITE PHOTOS: (Left Below) Used to be community pool in 2005.

(Below) Now (2013) the site been abandoned.

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280

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AC

131 131.90 0

246 (127.98) 10

13

5

5

Parking

SWIMMING POOL

15

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209 210 128.32 280817 210

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AC

241 (127.64) 10

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202 201 127.57 810 210

181 (126.75) 10

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14

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53 144.92 0

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68 67 139.99 410 410

195

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164 (130.61) 10

N

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165

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8M

BUILDING

PLAY GROUND

TOILET

8M

PARKING

Playground

Front View

SITE PLAN

Facing the Road Building Analysis

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BUILDING BACKGROUND ARCHITECT: Mrs. Hsu Ze-Lan CURRENT STATE: Abandoned BUILDING HISTORY:

USED: As community pool, market, kindergarten and restaurants.

COMMUNITY FOUND

PROSPEROUS

COLLAPSE

ORCHID STREAM CULTURE ASSOCIATION

Now

1968

1971

1986

2002

2013

BUILT: Design by Mrs. Hsu Ze-Lan architect. The whole hill is a gift from Chiang Kai-shek, the Chairman of the National Government of China, to Mrs. Hsu Ze-Lan and her husband. The run the community under their company named Newcheng co.

The building is under her properties.

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SOLD: After it been bankruptcy and the bank sell the building property to medical cosmetology conglomerate.

COLLATERAL: Newcheng co. secured the building as loan to the bank.

ABANDONED: In 2006, the medical cosmetology conglomerate want to rebuild as a spa center but according the low of water source conservation areas the project been terminated.

B

260

C

510

D

510

E

510

180

F

510

G

510

H

510

I

510

J

260

4150

180

100

A

+1585

4F

+1160

G.L2

3F

+750

G.L1

2F

+385

GL

1F

+5

FRONT SECTION

5

380

365

1752

410

492

RF

G.L

±0

BACK SECTION

PREVIOUS PROGRAM: LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 LOWER LEVEL 1 LOWER LEVEL 2

Restaurants Market Kindergarten Pool Reception Pool New construct in 2006.

5,967 Sq. Ft. 5,967 Sq. Ft. 6,378 Sq. Ft. 4,809 Sq. Ft. 9,115 Sq. Ft. 6,867 Sq. Ft. 39,103 Sq. Ft.

LEFT SECTION Building Analysis

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User Profile CLIENT PROFILE

TARGET USER Soul Seekers

In Taiwan, according to the survey 73.5 % of the people who between 45-59 years-old get depression. Most of the stress comes from taking care of the elders and been unemployed. There are 77,725 people between 45-59 years-old in Xindian District.

College students and organizations

The population In Xindian District is 297,638 people (2013 Feb.) there are 19,944 students between 19-23 year-old study in college. 88ďź&#x2026; People been employee, therein 23.7% in private service industry.

Client: Asia Medical & Aesthetic Group Expectation:

A retreat center for employees refresher course taking and recuperation. It also open for schools, public, and soul seekers.

A community center for the residence providing their needs. The benefit comes, after all, from a price one has paid.

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Tourists

The Xindian metro station have 19,116 people pass by every day. In 2012 averagely had 803,242 tourist each month in Taiwan, 119,895 is around the Xindian District. January to March is the cherry bloom flower season and will attract tourist group from all age.

Residents

There are 3,128 people in the neighborhood (data update in 2012-08.) The interaction and economic variables determines the social class of the town. Family with kids are the most household members, others are retire couples or single. Most of them are artist, photographers, writers, and natural eco-enthusiasts. They are between upper and middle income people who make $200,000 to $250,000 a year and more.

USER GROUP Soul Seekers

College students and organizations

Tourists

Residences

Soul Seekers

5% 2%

32% College students and organizations

61%

Tourists

45-59

20-25

53% 47%

61% 39%

Soul Seekers

College students & organizations

All Age

50+ 51% 49%

Residences

Tourists

Residences

User Profile

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Program Statement SPACE PLANNING Retreat Center A place for overnight, small group workshops, meetings, family gatherings, or personal spiritual growth opportunity.

Community Learning Center A place for knowledge, music and art, developing personal spiritual level.

Community Center Needs for the residents from the community. Providing learning, gathering, food and recreation spaces.

Conference Room For privet counseling, meditation and praying. Base on different needed from music, art, or religious.

Retreat Bedroom For families, couples or personal overnight stays. Creating a home back to nature and get away from busyness of life.

Lecture Hall Giving out lecture for the community, can also be used for gathering or performance.

Class Rooms/ Library The classes will be like painting, floriculture, hand-made soap, planting, and cooking...etc. It is able to gather people together while doing the activities and also promote a healthy lifestyle.

Market/Restaurant/ Café’ In the community only have one convenience at the entry traffic circle, grocery is needed for the community. There are only few small café’ in the town but no restaurants.

Gallery/ Gift Shops People who live in the town mostly have a strong background in art and are conscious of humanity efforts. The gallery and the retail area can display and sell the artworks from the artists living in the community. The products sold could have been made in the classes the community attend.

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BUBBLE DIAGRAME The CafĂŠ and restaurant area will be the place for people gathering from all the other spaces. The outdoor landscape area can also be part of the eating area and become the connection between the spaces and the two buildings.

ROOF LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 GROUND LEVEL

LOWER LEVEL 1

LOWER LEVEL 2 Program Statement

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DN

Landscape DN

Level 1/Ground Floor

Balcony +5

EDC

Cafe’

Landscape Cafe’ Restaurant Total

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18,487 Sq. Ft. 2,000 Sq. Ft. 2,809 Sq. Ft. 23,296 Sq. Ft.

Level 1/Ground Floor Plan Ceiling High 12’-6”

Restaurant

N

Design Space No Design

Bathroom

SQUARE FOOTAGE

Gross Floor Area

LEVEL 4 5,967 Sq. Ft. LEVEL 3 5,967 Sq. Ft. LEVEL 2 6,378 Sq. Ft. LEVEL 1 4809 Sq. Ft. LOWER LEVEL 1 LOWER LEVEL 3

9,115 Sq. Ft. 6,867 Sq. Ft. 18,487 Sq. Ft. 45,781 Sq. Ft..

Landscape Area Land Use Area

Level 2

23,121 Sq. Ft. 57,590 Sq. Ft.

UP

DN

UP

Gift Shop

Gallery UP

Gift Shop Galleryt Total

3,200 Sq. Ft. 3,178 Sq. Ft. 6,378 Sq. Ft.

Level 2 Floor Plan Ceiling High 12’-6”

Ground

N

Design Space No Design

Program Statement

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Level 4

Retreat Reception/ Lounge

Retreat Bedrooms

Retreat Bedrooms

DN

1,767 Sq. Ft. 4,200 Sq. Ft. 5,967 Sq. Ft.

N

Design Space No Design

Ceiling High 16’-2”

210

210

DN

205

1655

Level 3

Level 4 Floor Plan

165

Retreat Reception/ Lounge Retreat Bedrooms (350 sf. x12) Total

Retreat Conference Room

Supermarket

Retreat Conference Room(400 sfx6) 2,400 Sq. Ft. Supermarket 3,567 Sq. Ft. Total 5,967 Sq. Ft.

Level 3 Floor Plan

N

Design Space No Design

Ceiling High 13’-5” UP

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185

DN

Lecture Hall Lower Level 1

DN

Lecture Hall Total

7,000 Sq. Ft. 7,000 Sq. Ft.

Back-up Room

Lower Level 1 Floor Plan

N

Design Space No Design

Ceiling High 20’-0”

UP

Class Room

Class Room(900 sf. x4) Community Library Total

3,600 Sq. Ft. 3,267 Sq. Ft. 6,867 Sq. Ft.

Class Room

Community Library

UP

Lower Level 2

Lower Level 2 Floor Plan Ceiling High 12’-9”

N

Design Space No Design

Program Statement

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Timeline

1 2 3

IAD 602 IAD 603 IAD 640

CONSTRUCTION TECH. & DOCUMENTS SKETCHING & PERSPECTIVE LIGHT & COLOR PERCEPTION

Soskin, George Hoffpauir, Stephan Frieders, Ken

B A A

2012 SP

4 5 6

IAD 609 IAD 611 IAD 612

SKETCHING FOR DESIGN BIM MATERIAL USE

Haba, Vinh Pertcheck, Edward Mariotto, Ernest

AAB+

7

GLA 602

THE ART & IDEOLOGY OF 20C

Farrar, Roxanne

A

2012 FA

8

IAD 610

SPATIAL DESIGN

Woo, Archibald

A

2012 FA

9 IAD 604 10 IAD 613

LIGHTING DESIGN SUSTAIN. DESIGN & BUILT ENV’T

Fong, Jim Adamolekun, Tobi

A A

MID-POINT WORK SHOP

Smith-Haenel, Stephanie

SURVEY OF SUSTAINABLE DESIGN 3D MODELING ANTHROPOLOGY: EXPERIENCE CULTURE

Sammet, Michael Jordan, Edwin Taylor, Jennifer

01/30-05/19

2012 INT

05/29-06/15 09/06-12/22 09/06-12/22

2013 SP

11 GLA 630 12 IAD 621 13 GLA 603

2013 SU

14 IAD 801-2 PROGRAMMING & SPACE PLANNING 15 IAD 801-10 CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

2013 FA

16 IDS 365 FURNITURE DESIGN 17 IAD 801-17 GROUP DIRECTED ST UDY: GDS: LANDSCAPE DESIGN 18 IAD 801-7 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

01/28-05/18

06/17-08/07

09/05-12/21

Final Review

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CONCEPT, THEORY AND THE DESIGN PROCESS DIGITAL IMAGING

09/01-12/17

2011 FA

Mid-point Review

IAD 600 IAD 608

Class Waived

2014 SP

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19 IAD 801-13 GROUP DIRECTED STUDY: GDS: 3D MODELING 20 IAD 620 RETAIL DESIGN 21 GLA 634 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES & COMMUNICATION FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS

Approved

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Case Study Jaan Ferree/ Intentional Design Retreat Center: A Place By His Design The Yingge Ceramics Museum Official Website Design Dust/ Jun 8 2008/ Shaw House 60 Seconds Of Architecture/ Patkau's Shaw House/ 11-12-2008 Home Design Lover/ The Shaw House Above Ground See-through Lap Pool Arch Daily/karakida Community Center / Chiaki Arai Urban And Architecture Design/ 08-17-2012 Wallpaper/ Karakida Community Center By Chiaki Arai In Tokyo Arch Daily/ Gleneagles Community Center / Patkau Architects/ 01-02-2011 Archi Tonic/ Gleneagles Community Centre Gleneagles Community Centre/ Published 10-2010 The Pepites Community/ News Report From Appledaily/ 02-18-2012 The Pepites Community Official Website Inhabitat/ Great Green Home: Carter Burton Yoga Studio/ 09-19-07 Architecture Lab Online Magazine/ The Yoga Studio In Clarke County, Virginia By Carter + Burton Architecture/ The Green House/ New Directions In Sustainable Architecture/ Mountainside

http://www.intentionaldesigner.com/sacred-spaces/labyrinths http://www.aplacebydesign.com/retreatchoices/personal.html http://www.ceramics.ntpc.gov.tw/Index.ycm http://designdust.tumblr.com/post/37529250/shaw-house-by-patkau-architects-is-an-award http://60secondsofarchitecture.blogspot.com/2008/11/image-post-patkau-shaw-house.html http://homedesignlover.com/pools/shaw-house-lap-pool/ http://www.archdaily.com/264340/karakida-community-center-chiaki-arai-urban-and-architecture-design/ http://www.wallpaper.com/architecture/karakida-community-center-by-chiaki-arai-in-tokyo/5395 http://www.archdaily.com/100591/gleneagles-community-center-patkau-architects/ http://www.architonic.com/aisht/gleneagles-community-centre-patkau-architects/5100901 http://www.naturallywood.com/sites/default/files/Gleneagles-Community-Centre-Case-Study.pdf http://www.appledaily.com.tw/appledaily/article//20120218/34033085/ http://www.neo-vision.com.tw/Case_Folder/stone/ http://inhabitat.com/great-green-home-carter-burton-yoga-studio/ http://architecturelab.net/2011/01/the-yoga-studio-in-clarke-county-virginia-by-carter-burton-architecture/ Alanna & Christopher hawthorne

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2012 SP 01/30-05/19 IAD 612 Material Use/ Mariotto, Ernest ELLA'S Restaurant Redesign Project

The original restaurant have their own bakery and open for breakfast and lunch. Customer are mostly families. The client want to change the target customer to business people and will open after mid-night. I get the idea from mushrooms always served with the stake, just like the employee always serving the big boss in the company.

Hereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a place for employees to have fun and relax after work, like the mushroom changes to a different wild level--- FUNgus.

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2012 FA 09/06-12/22 SPA Design Project

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INTRODUCTION

For this spa design project, I want to relate it back to the original concept for the hotel itself ---Graffiti. But as a relaxing space, it should be clean and comfortable. Rather using a lot of colors but the shape and lighting to create a spa that can touch people’s heart when they get into the space.

I found the relationship between graffiti and spa had two similar elements: SPRAY and HANDS. Graffiti mostly using spay can and free-hand painting on the wall; Spa has water spray treatment and massage.

The word “Massage” from Arabic massa means “to touch, feel or handle.” So I named this project--- Spa-touch.

Touch you heart; calm your soul.

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BUBBLE DIAGRAME

Touch Spray Calm

Mood board

Wave

Furniture & Material

Mgx Detail Suspension Lamp

Black Fiber Lamp From Refer Staer

Eames Molded Plastic Chair

Eames Molded Plywood Coffee Table

Celine Square Chair

Velvet Sofa Material: Wood, Polyurethane

Blink Chaise Longue Material: Composite Material

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SWIMMING POOL

TREEACE

HEALTHCLUB

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Reception Snack Bar Staff Toilet Storage Manager’s Office General Office Kitchen Men’s Locker Sale Area Membership Area

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Women’s Locker Lounge Area Trestment Room Staff Toilet Staff Lounge Loundry Double Treatment Room Dry Saunas Mineral Bath/ Pool Wet Saunas

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Double Treatment ROom

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ENcircle Exterior Rendering Hotel Front Standing in front of the restaurant and looking toward the hotel. Having large scale of green area with trees to block the noise and wind from the city side. Hotel rooms on the second floor provide shading area underneath for the restaurant and solve problemhaving the little shading on the site.

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Area for public use, can use for holding activities and provide people for seats. The open area is facing toward the Bay which can get a good view and rest.

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Bridge View

Biking pathway

GYM

Hotel Room 2

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Cork Flooring

Bear Grass Panel Wall

Greenfloor Carpet Tile

Brick wall

Cork is warm, rich looking and durable with excellent insulation and noise reduction qualities. It is a highly renewable resource because removing its contents from Mediterranean oak trees does not require the tree to be felled, and once the cork is removed, the tree replenishes its bark. Binders should be UF-free.

Carefully selected natural materials such as thinly sliced bamboo and hand-dyed silk fibers are encapsulated in ecoresin in order to elevate earth to a modern aesthetic.

Greenfloors Commercial Carpet Tiles are all made with recycled nylon and backing. The carpet tiles have bear the CRI Indoor Air Quality label. This label is assurance that the carpet tiles are responsible, low-emitting carpet.

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Vertical Gardens

he plants in vertical gardens help absorb toxins n the air, regulate moisture, reduce reflection of light and heat, and they may even be used o grow a little food. They also add beauty and nterest, and can have a calming effect on paces.

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Bamboo Furniture

Barn Wood Ceiling

Eco-wool Finishes

Bamboo is a truly sustainable harvested grass that regenerates at least 8 times faster than hardwood. Not only does bamboo mature rapidly but harvesting does not kill the plant. We use only fully mature Moso bamboo which is selected for superior strength and maximum hardness.

Barnwood furniture gives virtually any property a warm, traditional look. It is designed to be hard and worn looking, and the barn wood finishes is produced from genuine recycled barn wood.

100% eco-wool is a natural and environmentally friendly fiber that requires less water and fewer pesticides to produce than linen or cotton. The fabric actually aids in air pollution reduction by absorbing VOCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in the atmosphere, including formaldehyde. The fibers themselves have almost no toxic residues and the fabric is compliant with the EU eco-label standard.

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KEEP ME AS THE APPLE OF THE EYE; HIDE ME IN THE SHADOW OF YOUR WINGS -PSALM 17:8