Portfolio 2015 - 2016
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Boyarsky Murphy Architects London Tsung-Lun WU
Tsung-Lun WU, Taipei An architect with rich schematic design experience, and excellent skills in problem-solving and digital fabrication, such as 3D modelling, rendering, and graphic presentation. Was working on several international competitions with Boyarsky Murphy Architects in London after obtaining MArch degree from the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. Has comprehensive knowledge of 3D StudioMax, Rhino, SketchUP, Vray, AutoCAD, Photoshop, and Illustrator
01 / Varna Library, Varna, Bulgaria
02 / New Aarhus School of Architecture, Aarhus, Denmark
03 / Sejong-Daero Historic Cultural Sapce, Seoul, South Korea
04 / MALI's New Contemporary Art Wing, Lima, Peru
Boyarsky Murphy Architects, London “Creative, original, proactive and practical Boyarsky Murphy Architects provide a bespoke service tailored to the specific requirements of the site, brief, circumstances and personality of each client. We have a wide range of experience with residential alterations and new builds together with a growing portfolio of work with heritage buildings, hotels and exhibition design together with ecological developments and urban design.� - Royal Institute of British Architects
05 / Moorside Visitor Centre & Worker Accommodation, West Cumbria, UK
06 / Regeneration of Mulmangol Bunker, Busan, South Korea
07 / Urban Regeneration of the Jamsil Sports Complex, Seoul, South Korea
08 / Art Museum and Cultural Quarter, Kristiansand, Norway
01 / Varna Library - Beacon of Learning • Bulgaria / Competition / 28,184 m2 of built-up area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2015 • Design Proposal / Programme Planning / Concept Development / Diagram / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
Site Plan
Concept The library is organised around a continuous circulation route of stairs and balconies rising from street level through a wood and glass lined atrium to a public loggia at fifth floor level which offers views of the city and the sea. The ground floor lobby is an interior street that connects the urban fabric with new flows of movement creating new public space for the city
View of Main Elevation
Design Process
1. Site context and building envelope
2. Adapt the volume to the site context
3. Intersect shifting boxes for creating entrance, internal courtyard, and viewing deck
4. Adjust the form of public gallery to generate welcom lobby and guide the flow of visitor
01 / Varna Library - Beacon of Learning The new library will be a distinctive symbol of openness attracting visitors to read, learn, meet, enjoy cultural activities and experience the city from new vantage points
View over atrium from the Art and Media Collection at Sixth Floor level towards Loggia which is a double volume public space with views over the town and coastline
Ground Floor Plan
Ground Floor - Cafe and Exhibition 2226 m2
1st Floor - Admin and Conference 1226 m2
2nd Floor - Adults 2069 m2
3rd Floor - Adults, American and Deutsche 1851 m2
4th Floor - Children 1750 m2
5th Floor -Teenager 2083 m2
6th Floor - Art & Media and Specialized Reading 1851 m2
7th Floor - Storage 1757 m2
8th Floor - Storage 1300 m2
9th Floor - Storage 945 m2
10th Floor - Storage 725 m2
11th Floor - Storage 475 m2
01 / Varna Library - Beacon of Learning The exterior space to the main elevation is landscaped to provide pleasant public for the cafe whilst the side elevations are landscaped to reinforce connections to the Municipality building and neighbourhoods behind the library
Elevation to Osmi Primorski Polk
View of Library Atrium and Circulation Route
Section A
Section B
Physical Models of Volume Study
01 / Varna Library - Beacon of Learning View over atrium from the Art and Media Collection at Sixth Floor level towards Loggia which is a double volume public space with views over the town and coastline
The Library is entered from the ground floor internal street by stairs and elevators up to the first floor reception area. The library is organised around a continuous circulation route of stairs and balconies rising from street level through the atrium which is lined with perforated metal screens with glazing behind. This route leads to the public loggia at fifth floor level which offers views of the city and the sea and access to the open air reading area at sixth floor level
02 / New Aarhus School of Architecture • Denmark / Competition / 12,200 m2 of built-up area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2016 • Design proposal / Programme Planning / Concept Development / Diagram / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
We propose an elevated, cross-shaped building that bridges over the public and cultural facilities for the school at ground level. The cross gives form to the meeting of the two creative axes: design and fabrication. The North South axis houses studio spaces, seminar areas and informal areas for the display of work and for discussion.
Exterior Perspective
Urban Diagram - New Aarch joins the Cultural Axis of Aarhus
DNA for New Aarch - Axis of Learning = Design & Fabrication - Axis of Culture = Library,Performance,Food & Exhibition
02 / New Aarhus School of Architecture The trusses frame the activities of the school to the outside world. The roof level is a garden where vegetables for the civic kitchen can be grown and bees cultivated. At ground level the main entrance to the school is to the North where the key public areas meet: the lecture hall, civic kitchen, library and exhibition galleries. Mobile structures can be moved outside to the green wedge landscape which is integrated with the school as an outside learning environment Flow and Organisation Green Space Design + Fabrication Library, Auditorium, and Gallery Admin Vertical Circulation Mobile Structure Mezzanine
Interior Perspective
The cross shape provides a strong urban form that resonates with the railway history of the site. This contrasts with the open, flowing arrangement of public facilities at ground level. Learning and new knowledge will grow by movement and interaction between these different conditions
Elevation A
Elevation B
03 / Sejong-Daero Historic Cultural Sapce • South Korea / Competition / 3,200 m2 of built-up area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2015 • Concept Development / Physical Model / Geometry Analysis / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
Our concept is to make a three dimensional open public space that will become an important new point of linkage within the city’s networks of circulation, transportation and heritage. The two plazas, at ground level and below ground, will be unique and beautiful places to be. These spaces will not be commercial, they will be places for the enjoyment of citizens and visitors, places for cultural and social participation and places to re-discover memories and learn about histories of Seoul
03 / Sejong-Daero Historic Cultural Sapce Physical Models of Problem - Solving Study
Physical Model of Problem - Solving Study
Physical Model of the Site Condition
Physical Model of Proposal A
The underground space is conceived as a large open public plaza with flexible facilities for a range of social and cultural activities. There is an area for gardens and there are areas of hydroponic planting. The oculus and the peeled corner of the ground level square provide areas of natural daylight. There is an area for performance for solo musicians, bands or quartets, actors or local community groups
Physical Model of Site with Problem - Solving Study
Physical Model of Proposal B
03 / Sejong-Daero Historic Cultural Sapce We envisage that the underground cultural plaza will be a place to meet, to relax and to enjoy a packed lunch whilst enjoying public performances and visiting small exhibitions
The square above and the street are supported by concrete columns, or cones, that are perforated with lattice-like openings. These cones have different diameters, some are small with planting and light, others are large enough for seating areas and can form semi-private ‘living rooms’, the largest cones can be used for exhibitions and workshops for children, the elderly and local residents
04 / MALI's New Contemporary Art Wing • Peru / Competition / 6,005 m2 of built-up area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2016 • Concept Development / Diagram / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
Alchemy offers an exciting urban opportunity to create an open and flexible new plaza and public park for 21st Century Lima. By removing fences and barriers, which will be relocated to the south by the Parque de la Exposicion, the plaza can become a twenty four hour long resource for the city and a dynamic meeting place with seating areas, spaces for performances and small vendors
View of Main Gallery
Concept - Alchemy - ‘a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination’
Longitudinal Section
Floor -1 Plan
Floor -2 Plan
04 / MALI's New Contemporary Art Wing View of Main Gallery Level & Circulation Space
The Art Wing is organised on two floors around a curved central volume through which all circulation will flow. It is accessed from the plaza level by stairs and elevators from the circular glass pavilion that also houses the new Museum Shop. This central volume is intersected by a two storey glazed open light well that provides light and visual connection to the plaza above. The permanent exhibition gallery is at Level -1. It is a flexible and top lit space with six metre tall ceilings that can be easily reconfigured
05 / Moorside Visitor Centre & Worker Accommodation • UK / Competition / New Nuclear Power Station Project / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2016 • Design Proposal / Concept Development / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
Site Plan
Bird's-eye View
Accommodation Blocks Axonometric Plan
Accommodation Blocks Axonometric Elevation
Office Block Axonometric Elevation
Office Block Plan
Visitor Centre - View of Front Elevation
Visitor Centre Elevation
Diamond Plan Diamond and Half diamond blocks are laid out within a four hundred metre radius from the new train station so that each block is within a five minutes walk. The space between each unit is generous and allows views across the site. There are landscaped public and social areas between each block. The proposed station is located at the centre of the site and the coach station is to the west. To the east of the station is a multipurpose block with canteen and kitchens, facilities, offices, and a gymn. Sports facilities are integrated across the site with a larger area to the south west of the station. A network of pathways connects the different blocks and bicycle paths connect to the national cycle route via Low Hall Road. Accommodation blocks are serviced by perimeter roads and there are car parks with spaces equivalent to thirty percent of worker bed spaces
Visitor Centre Perspective Plan
Visitor Centre Perspective Section
06 / Regeneration of Mulmangol Bunker
• South Korea / Competition / Cultural Complex Centre / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2016 • Design Proposal / Programme Planning / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
07 / Urban Regeneration of the Jamsil Sports Complex • South Korea / Competition / 948,000 m2 of planning area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2015 • Concept Development / Geometry Analysis / 3D modelling / Renreding / Visualisation
The Jamsil Complex lacks human scale and new enabling structures are needed to mediate between the Olympic structures, the city, local neighbourhoods and the global worlds of business, exchange and innovation. We have called these new enabling structures “Urban Playrooms”
Bird’s Eye View
CONCEPT The Urban Playrooms network proposes new green infrastructures of pedestrian and cycle routes, new bridges across the Tancheon and bands of new outdoor leisure activities in the flood defence areas. Across the site there will be a wide variety of new landscaping including formal flower gardens, meadow planting, community gardens for the production of food, wooded areas, play and sports areas, grassy areas for sunbathing and picnics etc
Digital Models of Design Study
Master Plan
Diagrammatic Plans
08 / Art Museum and Cultural Quarter • Norway / Competition / 9,730 m2 of built-up area / Boyarsky Murphy Architects / 2016 • Design proposal / Concept Development / Section / Diagram / 3D modelling / Rendering / Visualisation
View of Main Elevation
The silo acts as the central circulation hub to the new museum, it is the entry point and it provides exhibition spaces, offices for the administration, public facilities and event spaces. The two museum galleries wrap around the silo and their galleries are stacked on top of each other. The Sørlandets Kunstmuseum is at ground floor level with additional gallery space at first floor level. The Tangen Collection starts at first floor and leads to a single top lit gallery at second floor level
View From Kilden Performing Arts Centre
08 / Art Museum and Cultural Quarter Both entry and exit to each gallery is via this glazed space and there are further exhibition areas within the silo and warehouse. Administration areas are housed in upper levels of the silo and there is a special event space and bar at the top floor of the silo with views across the city and the water
View of the Entry Atrium
Ground Floor Plan
08 / Art Museum and Cultural Quarter The grain silo is at the heart of the new museum, it is central to the area’s history and identity and this relationship is fully integrated into the new museum.
3rd Floor Plan
5th Floor Plan
4th Floor Plan
6th Floor Plan
The silo is the entry point to the museum and there are two entrances to it, one from the north facing urban plaza, and the other from the waterfront. The base of the existing silo is formed into a double height hall where the existing geometries of the individual silos have been transformed into a sculpted atrium
Section B
2nd Floor Plan
Roof Plan
Public Space These public spaces flow through the building and are open and welcoming to the outside. Visitors enter the Sørlandets Kunstmuseum from the silos and then rise up to the other galleries by lift or stairs that are constructed inside individual silos. Circulation to the different galleries takes place on glass walkways that connect to the walls of the silos so that visitors can experience the silos at close hand. The walkways are top lit with views down onto the main entry hall and across the bay
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Project Context
Overall Project Context
Physical Model Study
Original Site Context