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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN III
O R A N G E COAST CO L L E G E
B E R K E L E Y S T U DY A B R O A D
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DESIGN COMPETITION
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SEQUENCE
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POTRERO HILL BRANCH LIBRARY
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INFUSION
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PRECEDENT ANALYSIS
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IN BETWEEN
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THE DYNAMIC WALK
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SUMMER ABROAD | SPAIN STUDIO
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TRAVEL SKETCHES
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DOUBLE NEGATIVE
The concept of double negative is inspired by topography landscape of nature. It is formed by natural
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forces similar to mountain caves that serves unique spatial qualities.
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ARASH ADEL
As the climate changes, the
movement of natural factors such as wind, rain, snow create erosion to form voids underground. As those voids intersect each other, the third condition of double negative space is created. The aim of this project is to define and organize those movements, allowing them to transform each other by intersection. This intersection creates spatial qualities that affect the lighting and continuity of space in the third condition.
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V E RT I C A L M OV E M E N TS
S I DE FORC E S
Voids informed by surfaces intersections SI DE FORCES H ORI ZONTAL MOV E ME NTS MAJ OR FORC E S
Central continuous space
V E RT I C AL L I NK F ROM GROU ND L E V E L
RULED SURFACES & VOIDS
TO DOMI NANT ZONE
CO N T I N U I TY O F H O R I ZO N TA L
The project explores the relationship between the voids by
M OV E M E N T O N G R O U N D LE V E L
the intersection of two surfaces that creates a variation of spatial change in term of lighting condition, compression and expansion space in both vertical and horizontal direction.
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In this project, my study is about a complex geometry that focuses on the Helicoid surface. The
SEQUENCE
geometry creates minimal surface area and has its own advantages when applied to architecture. In
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terms of circulation, the surface creates continuity in a user’s choice path and intersection. In the :
ARASH ADEL
perspective of spatial creation, the void is created by mentor construct, from open to enclose.
ENTRANCE
PARK
C E L LULA R SC ALE
CLUSTE R S C AL E
GLOB AL S C AL E
STR E E L LE V E L
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MODULAR SYSTEM DIAGRAM
By using the Helicoid surface as an architectural study of form and space, it speaks to the language of movement, creating continuity in circulation: changing levels, gives multiple choices of pathway, and forming voids in various scale.
STUDY MODEL IN GLOBAL SCALE OF FOUR AND SIX MODULES OF HELICOID S U RFACE 4
V E R T I C A L S PI R A L M O V E M E N T
MI N O R HO R I Z ONTAL MOVEMENT
F RAME OF V I E W
MAJ OR H ORI ZONT AL MOV E M E N T C ONNE C T I NG P ARK AND 2 0T H S T R E E T
GA THE R I N G SPACE
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This project is the integration of the geometry system of Helicoid surface developed from Sequence project to the library design. The aim is to create the continuity of space, form the interior space as a field of artificial landscape, and provide multiple choices of path and intersection for users. 6
SHELL STRUCTURE
VISUAL CONNECTION | SITE ANALYSIS
CENTRAL AXIS
EXISTING VOID IN THE CONTEXT
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SINGLE MODULE HELICOID SURFACE
MIRROR ALONG XZ PLANE CONNECT TWO MODULES BY SINGLE CURVE SURFACE
TRANSITION FROM HELICOID SURFACE TO PLANAR SURFACE ALONG X-AXIS
ADJUST SLOPES OF TRANSITION SURFACES
EXTEND SYSTEM IN Y-AXIS CONNECT TWO SIDES BY SINGLE CURVE SURFACES
VOID CREATED BETWEEN PRIMARY SURFACE AND SECONDARY SURFACE
UNDERLYING GEOMETRY OF CORE SYSTEM
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CORE STRUCTU RE
“I S L AND”- TAB L E | RE ADI NG ZONE
SUPP ORT I NG E L E ME NTS
A LT E R STE PPI N G LAYE R S TO B OOKC AS E
C R E ATE “ I S LA N D ” R E A D I N G A N D CO M M U T I N G ZO N E
CONCEPT OF READING & SOCALIZING SPACE
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CORE STRUCTURE
LOCAL CUT
VOID
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AIR | LIGHT & CIRCULATION This project centers on the development of a modular system that organizes and infuses three types of flow within the building - air, light, and circulation - thereby inducing a new quality of space that arises through the synthesis of these elements.
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SELF-SHADING
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C2 B1 SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
OP E NI NG
MO D U LE G R I D
U R B A N S PLI T
LO C A L S PLI T
M O D U LA R A PPLI C A TIO N
FORM GENERATION
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E N VE LO P E STRATEGY
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MAJOR WIND DIRECTION
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PU LLI N G
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O PE N I N G
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ARTIFICAL LANDSCAPE
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J AY AT H E R T O N LIGHT FALLS
LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE
NEW GROUND
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NEW URBAN CONDITION This project focuses on creating a new urban condition by developing a formal design system capable of responding to emerging complexities of a new urban context. In this project, I’ve designed an artificial landscape on the second to top level to introduce a new form of public space. This new landscape aims to redefine the spatial conditions of an urban environment . The grid system in the project acts as the spatial field that organizes and connects all the programs together as a network. It allows to maximize the public zone and encourages an irruption of events, social encounters, as well as creates spatial connection in both vertical and horizontal direction.
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G ROWING ME DIU M F ILTRATIO N DRAING AG E AND RE TE NTIO N INS U LATIO N RO OT B ARRIE R
LA N DS C A PE / FA R M SYST E M
WATE RP O O F ING
D E F LE C T I V E ZON E S
topological surfaces
U ND E R LY I NG G E O M E T RY
D E LE C T I V E C U RV E S
ROOF DECK
D E F LE C T I V E S U R FAC E S
BE A M SYST E M
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BEAM & COLU M N SYSTE M
BR AC ING SYSTEM
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THE DYNAMIC WALK CO M P ET I T I O N P R OJ E C T | DE S I GN VILLAG E 2013 | CAL PO LY SAN LO U IS O B IS P O O R A N G E COAST CO L L E G E
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STEVE FUCHS
A S S E M B LY T E A M M E M B E R S : N AT H A N J A N G , P E T E R W O N , W I L L I A M E L L S W O R T H , J E S U S P E R E Z , T I M W R I G H T, Y U R A O H
CONCEPT OF MOVEMENT
DETAIL OF CONNECTION
FIRST TESTING INSTALLATION AT OCC STUDIO
CONCEPT OF ANIMATED FORM
COMPLETED STRUCTURE IN “PLAY” MODE
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OUTDOOR INSTALLATION PROPOSAL
MODULE VARIATION
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CONCEPT OF SKIN & WIRE CONNECTION
CONCEPT OF FLATFORM
CONCEPT OF “PLAY�
ANIMATE FORM & HUMAN BODY The world is moving in such fast pace that automation technology is quietly replacing human interactions. As a trade-off for industrial innovation, the bonding connection between human and machine is slowly weakened.
The Dynamic Walk project is a bridge to re-connect the relationship, strengthen the human influence in a structure design, and re-engage human motions to enable mechanical mechanism without any use of automation device.
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PRECEDENT ANALYSIS SENDAI MEDIATHEQUE | TOYO ITO | FUNDAMENTAL OF DESIGN | ARCH 1 0 0 B UC BERKELEY
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This project focuses on analyzing the structural system of Sendai Mediatheque designed by Toyo Ito to understand its relationship with spatial freedom and concept of “Fluidity”.
The study
explores the variation of structural modularity and further uncovers its interconnection with steel floor plates, and a transparent facade system.
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S T EEL -R IBBED S L ABS
T UBUL AR S T EEL F R AME
3 / 1 6 ” S EC TI O N A L A N A LY TICAL MODEL
S E V EN S L ENDER F L O O R S S UPPO R T ED B Y T H IR T EEN T UBUL AR S T EEL F R AMES
FO RCAS T CO NCR ET E
ANALYTICAL DRAWING
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SPAIN STUDIO | SPATIAL & ANALYTICAL DIAGRAM | TABACAR | SPAIN 2014 T H I S S T U D Y D I A G R A M E X PLO R E S TH E R E LA TI O N S H I P B E T WE E N C O N TE X T A N D E X I S T I N G M O N U M E N T S A N D S TU D Y A B O U T DIF F ER ENT S PA TI A L C O N D I TI O N O F T H E E X I S T I N G C O N T E X T. A D D I TI O N A LLY, T H E D I A G R A M C A PT U R E S TH E S E Q U E N C E O F Z O N E S / SPACES S T R E T C H I N G FR O M TH E C O M PA C T S PA C E T O E M PT I N E S S , FR O M M A N - M A D E TO N A TU R A L S PA C E , FR O M C R O WD E D S PA CE T O Q UIT E S PA C E . T H E S E Q U E N C E I S D E FI N E D B YA LT E R N A T I V E PA T H WA YS WH I C H A S S O C I A T E WI T H A S E R I E S O F PR E E X I S TI N G M ONUM E N T S / B U I LD I N G S .
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TRAVEL SKETCH | SPATIAL SEQUENCE | ALHAMBRA | GRANADA | SPAIN | SUMMER 2014 THE SE C TI O N SKETCH WAS CONSTRUCTED MENT AL L Y T O RE C ORD T H E C OMP L E XI T Y OF T H E S P AC E S . T H E S KE T C H AT T E M PTS A N D HI G HL I GHT THE RICHNESS OF THE SPATIAL SEQU E NC E T H AT ONE E XP E RI E NC E S W H I L E MOV I NG F ROM OU T S I DE T O I N SI D E THE COMPLEX AS WELL AS FROM THE DARK T O L I GH T S P AC E S .
TRAVEL SKETCH | A SAGRADA FAMILIA | SPAIN | SUMMER 2014 WI N N E R O F K R O B 4 0 T H A N N U A L A R C H I TE C TU R A L D E LI N E A T I O N C O M PE TI T IO N F O R BES T T R AVEL S KET CH
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