Bing li's resume and portfolio by Bing Li

Bing Li Portfolio for Position in Architecture, 2015 Email: bli692@usc.edu Address: 1157w, 28th st

Bing Li

Address:

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bli692@usc.edu (213)-880-8783

1157w, 28th st, 90007, Los Angeles, California

Education: 2013 - 2015

2008 - 2013

Experiences:

University of Southern California ( U.S.) Master of Architecture ( M. Arch )

Volunteer of “WuZhiQiao” Foundation

Volunteer in Designing Group ( 01/2011-07/2013 ) Cultivated applied architecture designing techniques by learning from experienced architects Formed the sense of “architecture serves society”

Sichuan University ( China ) Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Internship in Henan Jinghe Real Estate Co. Ltd Architect Assistant ( 08/2012-10/2012 ) Assisted architect with the designing in the project of “Tianlong Huating” which covers a total building area of 850,000 sqm in Xinxiang City, Henan Province.

Honor and Awards:

Ambassador of “Jinghang Grand Channel” held by Dahe Daily

College Excellent Student and the Second-Class Scholarship 2012 Excellent Student and the Second-Class Scholarship 2010

Proficiencies:

Ambassador ( 04/2012 - 09/2012 ) Published reports on Dahe Daily, which is one of the most popular newspaper in Henan Province Surveyed in the ancient towns and riverside houses

Publication: Rhino

Vray for Rhino

Sketchup

Zero Energy Building

Revit

Autocad

Grasshopper

Edition One, Berkeley, 2012

Photoshop

Illustrator

Indesign

HEED

Ecotect

Series articles about the relationshp between architecture and local culture published in Dahe Daily from Sept. 07, 2012- Sept. 17, 2012

Work Samples:

Adventurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club

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Additional building for architecture school

.21

Design of a residential community

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Design of the Nation Plaza

Academic Studio .25

Reformation of Old Town District

.33

Reformation of an old industrial building

Drawings of a residential community

Professional Experiences

.35

Other Works

.37

Research of an old temple in Sichuan, China

.39

Project about HEED in UC. Berkely

Project 1: Adventurer’s Club Academic Studio Project Location: Los Angeles, California Date: 09/2014-12/2014 Professor: Warren Techentin

The project is designed for the adventurers. The concept comes from the Amazon jungle, the facade comes from the big leaves, the structure comes from the trunks, the space form comes from the rain drops. Firstly, the desinger put three floors on the ground. The first floor is an open-space floor, the second floor is a private floor, and the third floor is a public floor. Then, the designer uses rain drop shaped cell and inserts them in-between each two floors. The other one main element is the column which connect the inside and the outside. It can also collect water to irrigate the plants in the first floor. For the facade, the designer uses fabric which enables the people on the street to see throught the facade. The fabric also aims to vague the limit of the inside and the outside. For the function, the first floor is mainly the offices, the street bar; the second floor is designed for the adventurers’ room; and the third floor is for dining and meeting.

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Academic Studio|Adventurer’s Club| 2014

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Light Shafts

Structure

Floors

For Big Space For Regular Space For Open Space

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Academic Studio|Adventurer’s Club| 2014

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Sustainablility

Circulation

Water from rain

Wind W

Wind

Solar Sphelar Cells

Water from Daily life

Water from Restroom

Wind E

Irrigate the plants

Pump

Circulation

Centralized WWTP

Pump

Structure

3rd Floor

Long Elevation 2nd Floor

The facade is designed in grasshopper which imitate the shape and form of the big leaves in the amazon jungle. For the material, the designer uses fabric which seems transparent enough to let people see through but still cannot see clearly what’s happening inside. In this way, the designer would like to vague the inside and the outside. The irregular arrangement of the louvers shows the rhythm of the nature life.

1st Floor

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Academic Studio|Adventurer’s Club| 2014

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Short Elevation

Short Section

Design for single Room:

Long Section

For this design, the inspiration is from the amazon jungle. The facade is from the big leaves; the structure from the trunks; the space comes from the rain drops. The big columns are designed to invite the sunshine and collect rain water to irrigate the plants in the first floor. The designer first creates three floors on the ground and then inserts the rain-shaped cells inbetween each two floors.

Lower Floor Plan

Upper Floor Plan

Perspective

Long Section 07.

Academic Studio|Adventurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club| 2014

Long Section Academic Studio|Adventurerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club| 2014

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Exploded Diagram

3D Trunk

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Academic Studio|Adventurer’s Club| 2014

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Project 2: Additional Building for architecture school Academic Studio Project Additional Building for architecture school Location: Los Angeles, California Date: 01/2014-03/2014 Professor: Patrick Tighe Team Member: Meng Zhang & Bing Li

The project is designed for the Architecture school. The site is in-between the two buildings in architecture school, the concept is to realize the mixed-use function of this building. The designers plan to break the block of each floor so that students in each floor can see what the other people are doing. In front of this building is a series of small spaces which accommodate the exhibition, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like an advertisement for architecture school. Different paints are hanged on the wall and people who walks by can see whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on the wall and walks in to communicate with the students here. Art can be inspired by communication and sharing. The additional building accommadates the function for exhibition, studio, offices for teachers, meeting rooms and auditorium. The first floor is an open-space floor, people gather together here and it allows plants to grow here. The second floor is the main entrance. A big stair whcih welcomes people to enter starts from the first floor and finally ends here