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CONTENTS ACADEMIC WORK
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Environment Prosthetic
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Yesa Public Bath
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Graduation Thesis Design 2014
4th Studio Design Work 2013
COMPETITION WORK
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Taipei Ring
Da Dao Cheng Riversacpe Competition 2013
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PROFESSIONAL WORK
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W House
Professional Work at Yuanken Architecture Workshop 2014-2017
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OTHER WORKS
Shichuang Elementary School 3th Studio Design Work 2012
Tsintiang Street Residence 3th Studio Design Work 2012
Imaging of the sandbank Individual Work 2013
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Everyone’s Power Plant China Tsing Hua University Architecture Workshop 2013
Photography 02
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Environment Prosthetic A newly infrastructure for symbiotic system Graduation Thesis Design 2014 Location｜Tainan, Taiwan Advisor｜Chia Fang Wu
Thesis Design Finalist Awards (Top 3)
A STORY OF DISAPPEARING TERRITORY We are losing our land under the changes of climate and urban development. If the government still doesn’t face the problem, it will come to a halt in many industries and eco-environment. However, is there any construction that can fit into the environment more efficiently? Because of the dam in the upstream, Cigu Lagoon is losing its sandbank. Strong winds and tides make the shoreline stepping inward year by year. Breakage in the sandbank decreases its ability to decrease the waves. It is reported that Cigu Lagoon , the origin of the culture of oyster farming and important habitat of the birds, will disappear in 50 years.
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Environment Prosthetic
Graduation Thesis Design 2014
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Villages Dam facility River and Lagoon General Harbour
Harbour
Mardo Village Kuanshan Harbour
Wushanto Dam
Chiali Village
Taiwam Strait
Tsenwen River
Cigu Lagoon Shigang Village
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i. THE BIGGEST LAGOON
Cigu District is a rural district of about 25,415 residents in Tainan, Taiwan. It was previously a salt producing area, but now most of the salt products are imported from other counties. The Cigu Lagoon is located in this township, and an ecological conservation area for Black-faced Spoonbills is situated on the estuary of the Zengwun River.
Cigu Lagoon
The lagoon itself is not only richful for its oyster industry, but also the main habitat for spoonbill.
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Because of the water demanded, Wushanto Dam was built at 1930, but it blocked most of the sand which belongs to sandbank.
Activity is some kind of relative to climate, because of climate, production will began to harvest oyster in Jan. to March and Jul. to Aug., and spoonbiil will return in Oct. to May, during this time, tourists will begin to risen.
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Tsenwen river is one of the most important sand supplier for the lagoon’s sandbank.
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ii. ACTIVITY AT CIGU LAGOON
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the plant will fix the sandbank The oyster farm is not only the major publication avoid its impact from sea wave for Cigu’s residents, but also provide habitation and create eco system for for ocean creatures, futhermore they are also provide lagoon’s creatures. foods for birds like blackface spoonbill.
Sandbank
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the main transportation in Cigu, energize by motor, and also can carry production and tourists.
Lagoon
Workshop
A place for farmers as temporary living place, it is also a workshop to process the oyster.
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Chinkunsan Harbour
Taiwan Salt Museum Cigu Salt Mount.
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Guoshan Light Tower Wushan Seafood Ahfan Seafood
iii. THE DISAPPEARING SANDBANK AND TOURISTS
Tourist spot (stable) Tourist spot (unstable)
Sandbank is the heart of Cigu lagoon, without sandbank, the lagoon will swallow by sea, and there will be no more production and birds habitat in this area. furthermore, after storm, the sea wave will be easily flood into the land, threaten the residences in Cigu county.
Eliminated tourist spot
Graduation Thesis Design 2014
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v. TIMELAPSE Phase one
The first phase is to embed the Sstructure into the sandbank, as the future’s base.
iv. CONCEPT
Prosthetics means a process of merging organic (assume as nature) and inorganic(assume as artificial) also it will maintain the function which the original one will soon disappear. Environment Prosthetics is a new imagination of infrastructure, means a artificial tectonic gradually merge into nature as time goes by, and use them to protect the landscape, furthermore, to create space for all creatures.
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And the next step is add a structure onto the base structure to capture the sand, enable to record the sandbank’s section.
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After the structure capture the pattern of sandbank’s section, it enable tourtists to recognize the old sandbank’s pattern and scale, which was more larger than the present.
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Phase two
Tourist
Habitat
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Creatures
Avoid the Winter
Process Factory
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Holidays
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Process Factory
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Build a wall between the infrastructure, to capture the sand which bring by the river, and plant vegtation on the sand to stablize the sandbank and create habitat for creatures.
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Bird Observation
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After the structure complete, the local farmers and tourists activity can embed into. Finally, thestructrue’s mission is complete.
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The fishermen are active especially from January to February and July to August each year , while the facility itself provides farmers with an area where they can live, work and relax. The facility also utilizes its own foundations to stabilize the remaining sandbanks, allowing the black-faced spoonbills and other creatures from the sandbank to retain their habitat. Due to the barrier of the facility itself and the proper route arrangement, the fishermen's activities do not interrupt the habitat of the birds on the sandbar.
Metal net Sand plat
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Outlook platform Outdoor balcony Dormitary Leisure balcony Toilet
Canal Canal gate
Storage Processing platform Bridge
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vii. SANDBANK MUSEUM
The aquaculture in Cigu has always been an important cultural property. As the environment changes and the migration of young people, this culture is now in danger. it is important to convey this crisis to people. The collection of the museum mainly consists of two themes: First, the ecology. The sand-fixing plants and aquatic plants can continue to grow without interruption in the museum. Second, the aquaculture. There is also a small permanent exhibition which tells the history of the aquaculture in Cigu. And finally the huge sandbank slope also shows the scales and textures of the sandbank.
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Outlook Deck Sand Tunnel Aquatic Plants Etrance Sandbank Plants
SAND TUNNEL Graduation Thesis Design 2014
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1. Port (Entrance) 2. Museum Lobby 3. Permanent Exhibition 4. Aquatic Plants 5. Sandbank Plants 6. Sand Tunnel 7. Port (Exit) 8. Port (Workshop) 9. Storage 10. Processing Platform 11. Outlook Platform
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SECTION C Graduation Thesis Design 2014
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SANDBANK PLANTS AREA 15
Environment Prosthetic
Graduation Thesis Design 2014
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Yesa Public Bath Design that reflects the culture and natural 4th Studio Design Work 2013 Locationď˝œYesa, Spain Advisorď˝œLain Satrustegui*
TKU Architecture Year Book Selected Work
The perfect combination of culture and nature Is there a perfect combination of culture and nature in this world? The answer is yes. Yesa reservoir is located in Aragon, Spain. It is not only is important source of water resources in the region, but also rich in important energy sources - geothermal. Due to the rich geothermal heat, Yesa Reservoir is surrounded by many hot springs and many ruins which are scattered around the lake. As a result, the natural open air hot springs have become cleverly preserved.
Lain Satrustegui* : Spainish Achitect, competition winner of
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Yesa Public Bath
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i. YESA RESERVOIR
Yesa reservoir is on the east of Spain Navarra, north of Spain Aragon, it’s also the main reservoir to nearby cities and countries. The main activity in Yesa reservoir is farming, only about 500 ppls live near the reservoir. The reservoir have many water activity and ancient buildings also have strong value of ecological.
Pamplona City
Yesa Reservoir
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Basque & Navarra & Aragon
Navarra
ii. GEOTHERMAL
On the north of reservoir have a village called Tiermas, the feature in Tiermas is the mud bath hotspring during the dry season. Because of this spring, I found out that there do have many fault line near the reservoir, also means there have plenty Geothermal power under the Yesa reservoir. This is why Yesa will become an important hot spring culture heartland.
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iii. THE LAGACY
Yesa Spa area is characterized by its ruins and is also a natural open air hot springs area, but in recent years the Spanish government decided to list it as a cultural asset, prohibiting tourists from entering the ruins of the hot springs, so this special space experience will be consigned to history. The purpose of this design is to bring back this special spatial experience.
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Mud Bath
Yesa Reservoir 100.00m 75.00m
Ruin of Tiermas Village
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iv. CONCEPT
How to replicate the special experience of the ruins will be the most important issue in this design. Tiermas, the largest ruin complex in Yesa Resevoir, will be the focus of analysis in this design. We separated 10 prototypes from the ruin, which will be merged and simplified into a more human friendly and interesting spatial experience.
v. PROTOTYPE Prototype
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Sunny Platform
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Hot Spring Outlook Platform
Planting
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Shower Sun Platform
Observor Platform
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Port Sauna (Type B) Sauna (Type D) Kids Pool (Type C) Spring Pool (Type A)
Sauna (Type E)
Type B Type D Type C Type A
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vi. ARRANGEMENT
Due to the topography of the site, the design will also conform to the ups and downs of the terrain. Different heights will bring a special space experience for the circuits and the bathing. This experience cannot be achieved in the former ruin space. The user can also, according to their own preferences, choose the most suitable area for their leisure activity
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TIERMAS RUIN
TIERMAS HILL
YESA RESERVOIR
YESA PUBLIC BATH PARKING LOT
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1. Entrance 2. Shower 3. Outlook Platform 4. Sunny Platform 5. Sauna 6. Kids Pool 7. Leisure Deck 8. Pool 9. Planting 10. Port
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LEISURE DECK & ROOFTOP
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LAYERED OF THE HOT SPRING 27
Yesa Public Bath
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Taipei Ring Reconnect in newly geography Da Dao Cheng Riverscape Competition 2013 Locationď˝œTaipei, Taiwan Partnerď˝œYin Cheng Lee, Yun Lin Tsai
Quality Award & Popularity Award
Issue The river bank has always played an important role in the history of mankind. In particular, the development of the city and the people's life can not be separated from the close relationship between water and people. However, due to the ever-changing technology and engineering, people gradually get out of touch with the water without having to gain access to the benefits of water. Tamsui River is the most important river of life for Taipei City and New Taipei City. It is also located in the very center of Taipei. It cuts off New Taipei City and Taipei City. Because the river is nearly 500 meters wide, There are also highways (viaducts) and embankments that block people's needs without having to deliberately enter the banks where they have faded from the hearts of the people of Taipei. The purpose of this design proposal is to rekindle Taipei's life center back to the banks of the river, link the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, break the barrier between rivers and infrastructures (embankments and expressways), and create public spaces in public that belong to New Taipei City and Taipei City The key indicators.
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The concept of the proposal is trying to connect the people who live on diffirent site by the huge construction of artificial mountain, and it will also shorten the distance between human and the water. And with curve form, it can create a focus view to the centre of landscape. The structure is lying on each side of urban, hope to extend the commercial onto the landscape to attract more people.
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iv. SECTION DETAIL Habitation for birds Roof Garden
Migratory birds habitat area
Buffer Structure
Natural environment blocked by infrastructure
Buffer Structure
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Bicycle circulation and activity
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Activity Deck
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Holes for crabs habitat
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Seperate of the activity
iii. DESIGN STRATEGY Habitation for fishes 870cm
Dee Hua St. Commercial
Center platform to attract activity
Continues the commercial development
Material and vegetation area
Residents circulation
Obervation
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Interaction between human and natural
13.5M Base Structure
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W House A massive mansion on the hill Professional Work at Yuanken Architecture Workshop 2014-2017 Locationď˝œHsinchu, Taiwan Supervisorď˝œNai Fu Cheng
Project Manager
A cozy place for a couple and their mother. This design was the first residential case that I worked on when I entered the profession. It is also the largest single-family home that Yuanken Architecture Workshop has ever created. The owners are a couple and their mother. They hope to have a comfortable house to provide them with their old-age support. The case is sited on the hillside, so the design will echo the topographical situation.
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W House
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION
The location of the site in this case is located in a residential community, with some distance from urban areas, therefore it is very quiet. At the same time, a beautiful landscape is only located in the south. As a result, the design has the main window facing the south. The courtyard area is also set to the south, so that it fully absorbs the sun from the south. The ground floor is designed mainly to be a waiting room and parking lot. The first floor is the main living space and mother’s room. The second floor features the two daughters’ rooms and entertainment. The third floor is the whole master bedroom and sky garden.
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A WHOLE NEW EXPERIENCE OF ROAD TO ARCHITECTURE During a building project I get a strong feeling that I am realizing a dream that what we are achieving exceeds expectations. The previous designs we created in school always stopped at the paper stage, and never continued to the stage of construction drawings. During the process of construction on a real project I get a huge sense of accomplishment and this motivates me to continue along the road of architecture.
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OTHER WORKS / MODEL & DRAWING
SHICHUANG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
IMGAING OF THE SANDBANK
IMGAING OF THE SANDBANK
IMGAING OF THE SANDBANK
TSINTIANG RESIDENCE
EVERYBODY’S POWERPLANTS
3th Studio Design Work 2012
Individual Work 2013
3th Studio Design Work 2012
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Other Works
Individual Work 2013
Individual Work 2013
China Tsing Hua University Architecture Workshop 2013
OTHER WORKS / PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE THROUGH Croatia 2017
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WESTERN ART Japan 2016
Other Works
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Kuan-Chieh, Huang Address｜No.181, Sec. 1, Fuqian Rd., West Central Dist., Tainan City 700, Taiwan Email｜Cannywww@gmail.com Phone｜+886 938 992 889 Birth｜08.19.1989 Nationality｜Taiwan
EDUCATION - Tamkang University, Taiwan, Taipei (Bachelor of Architecture)
Sep 2008 - Jan 2015
WORK EXPERIENCE - Yuanken Architecture Workshop, Taiwan, Tainan (assisstant designer, project manager)
W house(project manager), L House(Assistant designer), etc.
Sep 2014 - Aug 2017
- Chiu Yen Architecture, Taiwan, Tainan (Intern)
Jul 2013 - Sep 2013
- Zhitong Eco Farming (chief editor) - TKU Architecture Year Book (selected work) - Magazine 30 (Respondents)
Dec 2013 - Jan 2013 Jan 2014 Feb 2014
PUBLISHMENT
WORKSHOP - Impromptu International Workshop
Tutor: Manuel Dominguez (VLS Designer)
- China Tsing Hua University Architecture Workshop (team leader)
Apr 2013 Jul 2013
AWARDS & HONOR - Thesis Design Finalist Awards (Top 3 in class)
2014
- Da Dao Cheng River Scape Competition (Quality Award & Popularity Award)
2013
- Excellent Performance Award
2012
Environement Prosthetic Taipei Ring
Shichuang Elementary School
- Da Yu Award, College of Engineering, Tamkang University (Top 3 in class)
Excellent Academic Performance
SKILL - 3D software/ Sketchup, Revit, Lumion, Atlantis - 2D software/ AUTOCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign - Analysis software/ Vasari (fluid trace analysis sofrware) - Other software/ Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Perzi - Other skill/ Piano (excellent skill), Drawing, Photography 39
CV
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