Portfolio Bochao Yuan Selected Work
2008 - 2013
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE E-mail: alan_ybc@live.cn Tel: +86-13980822323
CONTENTS Individual Academic Work Duality of the Market
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Machining Aesthetics - Folded Envelope
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Critical Mass vs Urban Engine
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The "Doll" Theatre
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Bazhong Wangwang Mountain "Banshanyicheng" urban design project
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Internship & Others
Nanjing Zendai Himalayas Center
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Guiyang Cultural Plaza
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Shanshui City Exhibition
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Duality of the Market Site Area: 20000m
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Time: July - November 2013 Type: Urban Design, Productive Landscape, Monument Location: Melbourne Tutor: Alan Pert Queen Victoria Market is sophisticated and is one of the significant sites in Melbourne. However the market is gradually becoming a dead site due to the lack of well planning but also unsustainale consumption of its past. The project aims to stop the decline of the Market, making such urban landmark continues to offer physical setting for trading and exchanging. In order to achieve this, the proposal need to respects for market history (cemetery). On the other hand, it reconsiders the programmatic typology (Urban Productive Landscape) by analysing large population growth and the land issues which would become the key factors that impact on future food production. Duality of the market was developed from the current layout of the market, dividing the site into two parts by moving and reconfiguring the existing sheds. One concentrates on food production and historical memories, another will be new a developed market place. In order to respect the featured layout of the market, "horizontal strip" is still applied to the site. Moerover, this division also enable the site to be reactivated and to fulfill social needs through such programmatic juxtapositions.
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Forests & Woodlands
Forests & Woodlands
Land Use in Australia
Cattle Ranching & Grazing
- Agriculture
55%
- Minimal Use
18%
- Protected Area (Indigenous)
16%
Until 2040
Commercial Plantation Agriculture
- Nature Coservation
Non-Agriculture Zone Non-Agriculture Zone
8%
- Water
3% Sugar Cane
annual population growth in Melbourne
Commercial Plantation Agriculture
1,500 No of additonal people in Melbourne CBD week
Key Threats to Food Security in Australia
Cattle Ranching & Grazing Sheep
- Resource (Land Quality & Availability)
2%
Sheep Ranching & Grazing
Dairying Cattle Ranching & Grazing
- Population Growth
Dairying
77,240 No of additonal people in Melbourne in 2011-12 - Australia added almost 360,000 people over the year to 23 million ptople in 2013 - 5.6 million people are from Victoria with 88,966 population growth in the year
Brisbane
- Climate change and variability
Dairying Dairying Dairying
- Economic Issues - Biosecurity (Food Health)
Cattle Ranching & Grazing
Sheep
- Industry policy and planning
Cattle
- Interruption to supply
Cattle Ranching & Grazing Non-Agriculture Zone Fruits & Vegetables
Sheep
Fruits & Vegetables Forests & Woodlands
Sheep
Grain Crops Sheep Wheat
Sydney
Barley Adelaide
Wheat
Irrigated Agriculture Grain Crops Sheep Ranching & Grazing Forests & Woodlands Dairying Forests & Woodlands
Cotton
Rye
Canberra
Sheep
Melbourne
Dairying Forests & Woodlands Sheep Ranching & Grazing Sheep Ranching & Grazing Fruits & Vegetables Sheep Ranching & Grazing Irrigated Agriculture Grain Crops Forests & Woodlands
Featured Production Area Major Cities
Timber Sheep Ranching & Grazing Dairying
Division of Agricultural Typology Possible Route of Food Supply
Inner City New Residents
Proposed CBD (spread out) +20,000
Inner City New Workers
Southbank
Docklands
City North
Fisherman Bend
+120,000
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Distribution of Local Food Production Area in Victoria Inner Suburb
Inner Melbourne
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Mornington
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Cadinia
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Yarra Ranges
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Macedon Range
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Cadinia
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Werribee
2040
Idea Spread out , 2030
2035 2030 2025 2020 2015
Market Duality Proposal, 2013
2010 2005 2000
2010 Melbourne Population: 4077000
Market + Car Park
[Remembrance]
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1985 1980 1975
Car Park Constructed, 1969
1970
South Sheds Demonlished, 1969
1965
1969-1973
1965 Melbourne Population: 1500000
1960
Market
1955 1950
The Changing Use of layouts On The Site
1945 1940 1935 1930
1931-1969
1925
Store Sheds Constructed, 1920 New Sheds on Cemetery Site, 1917
1920 1915
Market
1910
[Low Density]
Selling & Trading
[Urban Productive Landscape]
Decline of the Cemetery Remembrance
[Population]
[Effection]
1973-Present
1990
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1991 Melbourne Population: 3156700
1995
[Land Limitation]
2013+
Trading & Parking
2045
Underground Parking, Since 2013
2050
Melbourne Heritage & Market St, Since 2013
Duality
Agricultural City , 2050
Sheds A-C Extend to Peel St, 1905
1905 1900 1895 1890
Sheds A-F Constructed, 1877
1885
Elizabeth St Market Constructed, 1884 Sheds G-J Constructed, 1878 Sheds A-F Constructed, 1877
1880
Old Cemetery Wall Constructed, 1877
1875
1917-1931
Market
Meat Market Constructed, 1869
1870 1865 1860
1850 1845 1840
Old Cemetery Established, 1837 John Batman Founds Melbourne, 1835 Farming
1884-1905
Memorising
Trading
Car Park
Trading
Old Cemetery
Burial & Memorial
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The market will serve as urban productive landscape in the furture, eliminating physical and conceputual distance between people and agriculture. But also function as new architetural typology for plenty of unsured site around future urban area. On the other hand, it reflects and escape from the density of the city, re-establishing the rememberance to the history of vanished Melbourne old cemetary
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Public Green Area
Arden Macaulay
Potential Street for Urban Productive Lanscape Pedestrain
Future City Boundary
North Melbourne
Influence of Urban Productive Lanspcape
Port Melbourne
Fisherman Bend (Phase 2)
Victoria St Retail
Retail
Green House
Shed A
Fish Market
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Site profile & Buildable area in cemetery site
2
Long sheds span with inefficient distance
3
Moving sheds down to the South side
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Site Duality & Keep Using strip pattern
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Main access directly towards the central area
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Plug-in different functions into each block
Shed B
Shed C
Shed D
Shed H
Retail
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Peel St
Shed L
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Shed Q
Genaeral Landscape Storage
Productive Landscape Multi-Function Tower Area
Cemetary Museum
Flowering Landscape Productive Landscape Windmill & Crop Field Wetland
Strip Layout
Facilities & Infrastructure
Main Access
Roofing
Fish Market Sheds Structure
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Car Park
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Landscape & Market Circulation
Circulation to Food Processing Area
Central Axis
Circulation to Temporary Living Area
Diagonal Axis
Circulation down to Cemetary Museum
Main Entrance to Central Axis
Circulation down to Storage
Circulation to Office Area
Circulation up to Fish Market
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4
Cemetary Museum
Storage Car Park Circulation
1
To City North
4
To CBD & Southbank
2
To West Melbourne
5
To Docklands & Fishermans Bend
3
To East Melbourne
Food Processing Staff Management Office
Overall form of the productive landscape
Productive land for fruit trees cultivation
Productive land with multi-functional Storage
Multi-Function Tower
Sheds Re-use
Telecommunication Serving for Market
Retail
Greenhouse
Storage
Productive Landscape
Gatering Space
Food Processing Room
Flowering
Productive Landscape
Sotring Solar Energy
Collecting
Solar Energy
Dropping View Sorting
Old Cemetary Area
Processing
Delivery
Density of the Site Activity
High
Temporary Living x 14F
Landscape & market service co-exist on the site
standing at the bridge to look at markt and landscape
Entance of diagonal axis towards central area of the landscape
Windmill
Power Lines
Sheds Re-use
Sheds Re-use
Productive Landscape
Productive Landscape
Wetland
Cemetary Museum Staff Office
Information Centre
5km
View
Old Cemetary Area
Underground water collection Roof & ground plane runoff Water supply for irragation & water pond Overflow to discharge or infiltration system
Medium
Low
9th
8th
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4
7th
B1: LED SCREEN draws people's attention
2nd: Staff is giving cooking lecture to visitors
3rd: Mini-Transportational platform makes people towards either inside or outside of the site
8th: Productive Landscape are implementated dvertically for both visiting and research purposes
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6th
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5th
1st
Lift 3: Stopping all levels
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Lift 2: Visiting Lift stops all levels between 4th floor to 7th floor
1 8 7
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B1
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Primary Structure for main levels
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Steel Truss Column for underground & ground Level
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Steel Truss Column for underground & ground Level
4
Steel Columns as secondary structure
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Alumnium Mullions
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Limestone Paving
2
LED Lighting for agriculture
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Lecture Seating
3
Food Processing Area
9
Windmill
4
Glass Core
10 Wifi
5
Water Pond
11 Power Lines
6
LED Screen
4th
5 4 3
B2 - B14: Temporary Living
3rd Transition
2 Temporary Living x 14 floors
1
2nd
12 Solar Panel
B1 - 1st: Public Area
B1 - 1st: Public Area
2nd - 4th:Transportaional Area
5th - 7th:Productive Area
8th - 9th:Technical Area
To Ground Level To Ground Level
Lift 1: E x p re s s e d L i f t b et we e n Ground floor and 4th floor
Machining Aesthetics - Folded Envelope Site Area: 495m
2
Time: July - November 2012 Type: Facade Design & Interior Renovation Location: Melbourne Tutor: Paul Loh & David Legget Machining Aesthetic is a studio that explores the area of digital application in design, and to fabricate the design into an aesthetic reality. By using implications of advanced digital knowledge into design, we believe we can unfold vast possibilities, bringing design to a new dimension that changes not only the design. but also the relationship between the users and the architecture itself. The process of the studio is a progressive study and step-bystep exploration of the world of machining aesthetics. This includes precedent study of a project, extracting the neccesary defining moments of the precedent and to translate that into apiece of touchstone. The major part of this studio is the interior modification and facade design for Craft Victoria along Flinders Lane. The spatial and material research conducted before hand will form the basis of the design concept leading to the building proposal.
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Initial Concept & Design Process
Distorted Space
Based Geometry Shape
Responsive Factor
Light & Shadow
From the analysis, we have gathered that the overall form concept and the complexity of the environmental skin are all derived from basic geometry shapes. The skin variation all ended up having light and shadow effects which corresponds to the program composition in the building. In the end, the environmental factor acts one of the main point in the facade. To achieve so, responsive traits are implemented into the facade of the building
Folded Envelop
Touchstone Generation - Mirror & Rotation
Base
Rotation
Rotation
Mirror
Rotation
Mirror
Mirror
Rotation
Rotation
Final Effect - Building Concept
Folded Facade (view from Flinders Lane)
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Mirror
Rotation
Mirror
Urban Axonometric
Folded Components Ceiling
External Folding
Ceiling
Partition
Ceiling Partition External Folding External Folding
Floor
Ceiling Partition External Folding
Floor
Partition
External Folding
Floor Circulation Partition External Folding External Folding g Sprin
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The composition of the folding is complex. The entire folded system is consisting of folded ceiling, folded partition, folded floor as well external folded wall that located at both sides of the folded interior. In fact, the relationships between these components are blurring which is one of our design strategies.There is no specific boundary between each component. The function of folded ceiling, partitions, floor and external walls can be translated with each others.
Programme & circulation
Library
Roof Top
Gallery
Workshop
Worshop Gallery Gallery Library
Toilet
Atrium
Office
Archive & Toilet
OďŹƒce Archive & Storage
Gallery
Shop
Cafe Cafe
Shop
Atrium
Rooftop
The programs of the building can be classified into 3 types– Public, Semi-Private and Private Space. Public spaces such as gallery, atrium, library and cafeteria occupy the most area as we want visitors fully engage with the building. The private space such as office is put in the rear of the building to demonstrate a level of privacy. The Semi-private space such as archive and workshop are near public spaces. Visitors therefore could see semi-private but could not access it. On the other hand, rooftop level is built for additional exhibitionor public events.
Cultural Design Catalogue (Interior) Folded Elements
Folded Table
Folded Floor
Folded Chair
Folded Partition
Display Methods
Folded Table
Perforated Holes
Extended Platform
Hanging Display
Communication
Public - Public
Public - Private
Public - Semi -Public
Cultural Design Catalogue (Facade)
Rooftop
Rooftop
Balcony
Balcony
Folded Shelter - Exterior & Interior
Front Door - Exterior & Interior
Folded Shelter - Exterior & Interior
Folded Facade (closed view) A lively entrance with the distorted space that can be seen from outside. The distorted space acts as an attraction from exterior viewers as they can see the activities that are happening inside
Facade Model
Tarnished Cooper Reflective Cooper
4TH Level
3rd Level
2nd Level
1st Level
Facade Analysis (Materiality) Indication of how the facade looks like in its elevation.The facade is primarily made of 2 materials, one is reflective copper which is from 1st floor level to 3rd floor level, and above 3rd floor level is replaced with tarnished copper. This gives the facade a gradient and it interacts more with the urban context
Secional Perspective Indication of the feature of folded interior & faรงade system that can be seen through cultural catalogue
Joint Detail & Axonometric Drawing
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Fabricating The Joint One of the main component of the facade, which is the node joints that hold each mullions at different angles. The node joint is modelled in a 3D software, and using a 3D printer to make the joint out. The node joint are segmented into a series of pieces, each being connected with finger joints due to the dimension restraint of the printer 1
The node joint are connected to the steel mullions and uses screw to hold them together. The steel plate are welded into the slots of the mullions.
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The glass are then connected to the mullions and sealed with silicon sealant
3
Balcony
Glass Panel
The perforated panels are bolted to the steel plates that have been welded to the mullion Glass Panel
Steel Frame
Glass Panel
Cooper Panel
Pysical Modle (Assembly of the components)
CRITICAL MASS vs URBAN ENGINE Site Area: 20000m
2
Time: March - June 2012 Type: Mixed-Use Location: Melbourne Tutor: Ivan Rejavic The site is situated at the bounday of Melbourne city, bounded by Elizabeth St, Queen St, Latrobe St and Lt Latrobe St.The site of rectangular shape, 200m by 100m.The site is of easy access to public transport. There are three tram stations around it, two on Latrobe St and one on Elizabeth St. And Melbourne Central station is just opposite to the site.The orientation of the site is almost north-south, 24 degree to North-South axis. The site is currently used for office and small retail shop.The site is sloping down from the west to the west, with a level change of 9 meters.Our studio is going to accommodate a highrise building with a height of 200 meters, of mixed use such as residential, commercial, office and entertainment. The project is for futures, under which circumentance, the urban devlopment in the coming decades should be taken into consideration.The design is not registrated by the height. On the contrary, we try to achieve a vertical city, which allows people to have daily life in such urban engine.
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Currently, Melbourne CBD is full of commercial atmosphere. There are lots of apartments, shopping centres and offices but lack of artistic atmosphere. There are lots of street artists whose hven't been formally treated. The main strateges of the project is to create a place for their imagination. The "Arts: for this building is a key. Also throughout integrating other elements (commercial, residential, offices hotel...), the building will become another big urban complex in Melbourne CBD, attracting either local or foreign people to com.
Urban Artistic Street
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Melbourne Central 211M 54 Mixed-Use 1991
Prject: Height: Floor: Type: Time:
Eureka Tower 297.3M 92 Residential 2006
Sports
Residential
Educational
Office
Residential
Future
Office
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Commercial
1980s'
Private Arts
Arts Hotel
1970s'
Hotel
SKY MUSEUM
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Melbourne Skyscraper Typology
80 Collins Street 182M 52 Office 1977
Commercial
Arts
160-190m
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Public Serving Public & Private Area
Conventional Mix-Used building usually put public program at street level and profit-making towers above. However, with the growth of humansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; living standars, arts would be entral point of our life. We therefore break the conventional layout of mixused building and place culture physically and spiritually at the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s center and serves for Prive & public spaces
Volumetric Expriment
Exsisting site block (200 * 100)
Extruded volume & urban plaza
View from La trobe St
Street conditiong & access of ground level
Site Analysis
Site Block
Exsisting Urban Magnet
Tram Route
Orientation
Pedestrains Level
Wind Direction
Mirrored colume with focal point
Atrium creation
Slice the volume in order create permeability
Maxmise sunlight & Reducing wind flow
Views to surroundings & vertical green space
Sectional Perspective
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Commercial
Hotel
3
Residential
6
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Office
5
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Art Museum
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Sports Centre
5
Education
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COMMERCIAL 78651sqm 3
2
3
SHOPPING MALL FOOD COURT RETAILS CINEMA RELAXATION OPEN THEATRE
PLAZA 37306sqm
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SKY GARDEN
8
Plaza
9
5 STAR
Core & Circlation
MOTEL ENTERTAINMENT
HOTEL 39073sqm
CASINO RESTAURANT COFFEE BAR MOTEL HOME OFFICE SHARED TEAM OFFCE CORNER OFFIC
OFFICE 69150sqm
1 2 3 4
SPORTS 11612sqm
TENNIS MINI GOLF BASKETBALL POOL SWIMMING TRACK
EDUCATION 14710sqm 1
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RESIDENTIAL 100498sqm
EDUCATION ARTS TAFE STUDENT LODGE LUXURY SMALL STUDIO NORMAL APRTMENT HOMELESS SKY HOUSE
5 6 7 8
PHOTOGRAPH KIDS INFOMATION ATRS COMMUNITY CENTRE SCULPTURE PAINTING
SKY MUSEM 100997sqm
TEATRE WORKSHOP ABORIGINAL FOCAL POINT OTHERS ARTS EXCHAGE
TOTAL BUILDING AREA
451,997sqm
Bird view (night)
Commercial Area Ground Floor
1st Floor
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1.Retails
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1.Retails
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2.Shopping Centre
1.Retails
3.Restaurants
Airts Museum 25th Floor
24th Floor
27th Floor
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1.Street Arts
2. Street Artists' Workshop
3.Street Arts
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4. Street Artists' Workshop
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Urban Plaza
1.Sculpture
2. Information Desk
3.Painting
2.Kids
5. Outdoor Space
6.Focal Point
Focal Point
1.Photograph
2. Admin
3.Kids
4.Theatre
5.Focal Point
Arts Museum
Sports Centre 38th Floor
39th Floor
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2.Billiards
3.Bowling
4.Gym
6.Education
5.Swimming
1.Track
2.Cafe
3.Mini Golf
4.Tennis
1.Track
Residential Appartment Detail
36th Floor
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RoomType 4
RoomType 6
RoomType 7
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5. Type 5
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Sky Garden
RoomType 1
RoomType 2
RoomType 5
Sports Centre
RoomType 8
RoomType 9
Residential Area
The "Doll" Theatre Site Area: 737m
2
Time: March - June 2011 Type: Theatre, Culture Location: Melbourne Tutor: Toby Reed "The summer of the seventeenth doll” is an Australian theatre classic and set a Carlton terrace house at intercals over a period of seventeen years - 1945 to 1953. This project is to design a theatre for performance of such play. The story of the pay revolves around the lives of the cane-cutter Roo and Barney and their girfriends - Barnaids Olive, Nancy and Pearl. Each year th men spend five months cane-cutting off-season, living with the women but this arrangement is upset during the seventheenth year. The Play Adresses wide and cross cultural themes, including the replacement of oldorders by new thngs; resistance to change; the search for happiness; the loss of idealism and the concept of “mateship” This theatre must rely on one of those ideas in the play. How we translate those ideas architecturally is the main challenge of the project.
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The LIterature
Themes - Replacement of oldorders by new things - Resistance to change - Search for happiness - Loss of idealism - The concept of â&#x20AC;&#x153;mateshipâ&#x20AC;?
View from the junction
Site Location
Concept
Site Site Analysis
Currently
Site Surroundings & Street Condition
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Replacement of oldorders by new things
Resistance of change (Closed Idea)
Comletely new form to stand out in the old surroundings
Open Space
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Carlton Suburb, Melbourne
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Faraday St
Lane way
Rathdone St
Radiant form - Rush out
Colourful World
Open square to pubic
Platform as stage for performance of every body but not only the play
The site is 40.4m lenghth and 18.3m width, incorporating the victorian style old houses at the conrner of the Faraday Street & Rathdown Street in Carlton suburb. The rear access of the site is via Carlow Place. The site is mostly north face orientation with northern wind
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Sun-path & Wind Direction
The Doll Theatre
Volumetric Expriment
The Site
Single Box (old order)
Radiation
Radiation Development
Radiation Development
Final Design
Axonometric Analyasis (Not including Bsement)
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Ramp
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Stair
C1
Platform
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Stage
B2
Ramp
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Back Stage
C2
Platform
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Office Access
B3
Ramp
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Office & Admin
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Roof Top
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Loading Dock
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Cafe/Food
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Waiting Area
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Auditorium
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Legend 1. Warm-up space 2. Director Office 3. Staff recreation 4. Wardrobe 5. Shower 6. Staff toilet 7. Foyer waiting area 8. Theatre management office 9. Box office 10. Public Toilet 11. Carpentry store 12. Technicianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office 13. Small dressing room 14. Large dressing room 15. Touring company office 16. Control room 17. Auditorium 18. stage 19. Side wing 20. Roof garden 21. Bar & cafe
View from Faraday St
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Sections
Section AA
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Basement
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Section BB
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Second Level
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Third Level
IInterior Perspectives
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Elevations
Ground floor foyer & ticket North Elevation
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Platform foyer
West Elevation
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Corridor foyer
4
Roof top garden
South Elevation
Bazhong Wangwang Mountain "Banshanyicheng" urban design project
Government Conference Hall Project Area: 352,066m
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Time: Januray - Feburary 2012 Type: Urban Design Location: Wangwang Mountain, Bazhong, Sichuan, China Personal Contribution: Self-design for conference center,including:sketching, 2D drafting, diagram, digital modelling Image Resource Cited from: Beijing Zhengdong International Architectural Design Co., Ltd (Chengdu Branch)
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Nanjing Zendai Himalayas Center Project Area: 93597.9m
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Time: Januray - March 2013 Type: Urban Design, Mixed-Use Location: Nanjing, Jiangsu, China Personal Contribution: Joined the project team in schematic design stage, self-work includes:2D drafting, diagram, rendering and 3d modelling Image Resource Cited from: Mad Architects
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Guiyang Cultural Plaza Project Area: 73,106m
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Time: March - May 2013 Type: Urban Design, Mixed-Use Location: Guiyang, Guizhou, China Personal Contribution: Joined the project team for competition, self-work includes:precedent research, 2D drafting, diagram, rendering, and 3d modelling Image Resource Cited from: Mad Architects
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Shanshui City Exhibition Time: May - June 2013 Type: Urban Design, Mixed-Use Location: Beijing, China Personal Contribution: Helped Ma Yansong for exhibition, self-work includes: displayed table making, exhibits preparation, negotiation with staff from physical model factory and exhition place Image Resource Cited from: gooood
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