USC ARCH 102aL

BOWEN XIONG FINAL PORTFOLIO ARCH 102aL SUMMER 2020

USC School of Architecture Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

CONTENTS

Precedent Study Afterparty - MOS

In[FORM]ation Pavilion Inparty - Bowen Xiong

Afterparty Precedent Pavilion Study MOS

Bowen Xiong USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

Afterparty is a summer pavilion in the

courtyard of MoMA PS1. Poking above the exterior fortified concrete walls are a series of tall, hut-like chimneys with shaggy thatched skin on their outsides and reflective aluminum fabric on their insides. The pavilion is an aggregated system of spaces that performs both visually and functionally to produce microclimates through the shade of its thatched roof and the vertical stack performance of its tall, conical geometry.

PRECEDENT RESEARCH

AFTERPARTY MOS MoMA PS1, Summer 2009 USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

Cool air from the courtyard’s shaded concrete walls

is drawn up through the shaggy chimneys using the stack effect, and an evaporative mist sprayed from the exterior thatched surface further cools the space. It is a perpetual breeze-making machine, cooling down the visitors. A complex structural arch system defining hyperbolic surfaces is juxtaposed with a rough thatched roof reminiscent of Bernard Rudofsky’s Architecture without Architects. This juxtaposition is part of a search for new promiscuities, new methods of design, after a party of high-formalism that dominated academic discourse at the time. Afterparty looks toward more primitive states of architecture.

PRECEDENT RESEARCH

AFTERPARTY MOS MoMA PS1, Summer 2009 USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

AFTERPARTY DESIGN DIAGRAM Drawing Scale (1:206)

Circulation of visitors from area A to area B. Design process and principles.

AFTERPARTY MOS MoMA PS1, Summer 2009 USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

Thatched Palm Fibre

Aluminum Fabric

Steel Pipes

Excisting Wall / Footrint

EXPLODED MATERIAL DIAGRAM NTS

The choices of materiality represent the concept of environment, primative elements of design.

AFTERPARTY MOS MoMA PS1, Summer 2009 USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

ISOMETRIC SECTION NTS

AFTERPARTY MOS MoMA PS1, Summer 2009 USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

Inparty In[FORM]ation Pavilion Bowen Xiong

Bowen Xiong USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

KW AY EP AR SD AL TR OU

CH ILD SW AY

TR OU

SD AL

EP AR

KW AY

CH ILD SW AY

CIRCULATION USC LANDMARK

SITE DIAGRAM

Drawing Scale 1/32”=1’-0”

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

LE PA RK WA Y TR OU SD A

CH ILD SW AY

SITE PLAN 0’ 5’

N 20’

50’

SITE PLAN

Drawing Scale 1/16”=1’-0”

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

A

B

A

B

FLOOR PLAN 0’ 3’

10’

N 30’

FLOOR PLAN

Drawing Scale 3/32”=1’-0”

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SECTION A-A 0’

3’

N 10’

20’

SECTION A-A

Drawing Scale 3/16”=1’-0”

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

SECTION B-B 0’

3’

N 10’

20’

SECTION B-B

Drawing Scale 3/16”=1’-0”

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

ISOMETRIC SECTION

ISOMETRIC SECTION NTS

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

OCCUPIABLE SPACE NON-OCCUPIABLE SPACE WALKING FOOTPRINT

PROGRAMS DIAGRAM NTS

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

GATHERING SPACE INFORMATIONAL SPACE ACCESS

ACCESS DIAGRAM NTS

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

EXPERIMENTAL VIEW 1 NTS

Eye level view from the Alumni Park toward the main entrance of the pavilion.

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Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

EXPERIMENTAL VIEW 2 NTS

Inside the pavilion looking at the informational booth and Shumway Fountain.

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

EXPERIMENTAL VIEW NTS

Inside the pavilion looking toward Tommy Trojan

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

EXPERIMENTIAL VIEWS NTS

Standing outside of the pavilion looking toward south.

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja

EXPERIMENTIAL VIEWS NTS

Standing on top of the occupiable area looking to the Alumni Park.

INPARTY

Bowen Xiong University of Southern California Hahn Plaza USC School of Architecture

Valery Augustin / Luciana Varkulja