ZF PORTFOLIO 2019 by zf bian

P r o j e c t P o r t fo l i o Selected works | 2013-2019

Zhifan Bian

Honors

Professional Experience

Cellphone: 438-338-8983

John Bland Scholarship

01/2018-Now

Email: zhifan.bian@gmail.com

Clifford Wong Scholarship

Address: 2049 West 53rd Avenue, Vancouver, BC Postal Code: V6P 1L3

University Outstanding Student

French (Elementary)

University Excellent Student Cadre -- Most Creative Architectural/Art Design

McGill University, CA

Master of Architecture (professional) Sep. 2016 - Dec. 2017 GPA 3.73/4

University of Liverpool, UK

BEng (Hons) Architecture (1st Class) RIBA Part 1 Sep. 2014 - Jun. 2016 BEng (Hons) Architecture (1st Class) RIBA Part 1 Sep. 2012 - Jun. 2016 GPA 3.71/4 (WES)

Tongji Construction Festival (3rd place)

Vray

Photoshop

Illustrator

Rhino

Sketchup

InDesign

ArchiCAD

AutoCAD

Lumion

Premiere

Bluebeam

Solar Decathlon China 2018 Team Montreal (Montreal, CA)

07/2015-08/2015

FOUR O NINE

Architectural Intern (Shanghai, CN) EG Banger (Hong Kong) Member of the design team during the CD and SD stage; attended client meetings

09/2016

RIBA President's Medals Student Awards Royal Institute of British Architecture (London, UK)

06/2015

ILAUD Workshop -- Scenarios for future sustainable rural development in Shuang Wan Village (Suzhou, CN)

04/2015

Change By Design Workshop (Captown, South Africa)

09/2014-12/2014

Asian Networking Guangzhou Urban Design Workshop (Guangzhou, CN)

06/2014-09/2014

12/2014

Architectural Intern (Shanghai, CN)

Crystal Plaza (Shanghai) Member of the technical team during the CA stage

Academic Experience 09/2017

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) Qiantan Center (Shanghai) Member of the design team during the DD stage

-- Most Preferable Award (2nd place)

Software Skills Revit

05/2017-08/2017

(1st place)

Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University, CN

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Yoshinobu Ashihara

2143 Violet (Las Angeles) Member of the design team during SD stage

IDEERS Earquake Design Competition (Taipei)

Education

Within the chaos, are we beginning to recognize that there is a kind of hidden order?

1380 Burrard (Vancouver) Member of the design team during Rezoning inquiry stage

Best Performance in Final Year Project

Chinese (Native)

Intern Architect (Vancouver, BC) 64th & OAK (Vancouver) Member of the design team during DP and BP phase

University Academic Excellence Award (1st class) National Encouragement Scholarship

Language: English (Fluent)

Arno Matis Architecture

01/2015-02/2015

Shandong Yangguang Engineering Design Limited Company Architectural Intern (Jinan, CN) Created construction drawings; Site measuring

Research about Architectural Heritage Education in China Research Assistant

Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship on Shanghai Industrial Architectural Heritages Research Assistant

creation & building codes 1-3

water & heritage 4-6

topography & human world

Content The common theme of my design projects is creating connection between various factors. The connection is generally between architecture, fastdeveloped city, nature and human.

7-10

city landmarks & urban fabic 11-13

Coastal city & history 14-17

Nature & Users 18-21

Traditional & New building 22-23

Design & Other fields 24-27

Professional Works -- Mixed-use projects

Recover the Source -- Rebuild of old city center

The Sharp -- Bio-innovation research center

Interacting Contrariety -- New community in Griffitown

Places of transition -- Navigation building

Intangible learning space -- Architectural building & Library

Insert House -- Calligrapher's villa

Other works -- Space, Movement and Time -- Techinal design -- Art works -- Internship works

1 A.308

2 A.308

149' - 10" [45.67 m] MEASURED FROM CORNER OF WEST PROPERTY LINE

SOD GRASS FRONT BOULEVARD

1 A.307

I have been involved in the whole process of preparing DP submission, Working drawing as

SOD GRASS

PAVERS

PLANTING

101A 102A 103A 104A 105A 106A 107A 108A

EXIST STREET LAMP EXISTING POWER POLE CONCRETE SIDEWALK FUTURE CURB LINE PARKING EXAUST GAS MATER WATER MATER INTERPHONE FD CONNECTION

1 BED 3 BED AMENITY STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO 1 BED 2 BED

109A 110A

1 BED 1 BED

101B 102B 103B 104B 105B 106B 107B 108B

1 BED 3 BED AMENITY STUDIO STUDIO STUDIO 1 BED 2 BED

109B 110B

1 BED 1 BED

11 3/4" [0.3 m]

1 BED 102C

ENTRY VESTIBULE 100C

LIVING 102C-04 14'-7'' x 8'-4''

BEDROOM 102C-03 11'-2'' x 10'-4''

B.G .+ +3 121 6.8 .0 8 m 0' 18' - 10 1/2" [5.75 m] 28' - 11 1/2" [8.83 m] 18' - 3" [5.56 m]

E.L .+ +3 123 7.6 .54 5m '

URBAN AGRICULTURE

ENT

9 3' 5.0 m 12 1 . + 38.1 E.L +

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

HB 3' - 0"

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

T.O .W +3 . +1 9.8 30 2 m .64 '

21' - 1 1/4" [6.43 m]

PATIO

[0.91 m]

T.O .W +3 . +1 9.4 29 6 m .47 '

RAMP UP @ 3.2%

COURTYARD HB

E.L .+ +4 136 1.7 .81 m '

6' 5.4 m 12 4 . + 38.2 E.L +

TYP. 3' - 6" [1.07 m]

0' 6.0 m 12 .4 . + 38 I.G +

DRAWN BY

B.G .+ +3 125 8.1 .3 9 m 0'

+ +3 128 9.1 .54 8m '

16' - 10 7/8" [5.15 m]

3' 7.1 m 12 5 . + 38.7 B.G +

3' 7.6 m 12 .9 . + 38 I.G +

2 A.309

TITLE

A.206

101C 102C 103C 104C 105C 106C 107C

SOD GRASS

PAVERS

ISSUE NO.

NOTE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

AMENITY 1 BED STUDIO 1 BED 1 BED 1 BED 1 BED

PLANTERS

i) REFER TO ACOUSTICS LETTER THAT ACKNOWLEDGES PENDING ACOUSTIC REVIEW PREPARED BY BROWN STRACHAN ENG. DATED SEP. 5TH 2018 TO ADDRESS PROJECT NOISE LEVELS THAT MEET COV REQUIREMENTS ii) ALL FENESTRATION LOCATIONS AND SIZES WINDOW/WALL RATIO MEET SUSTAINABILITY MEASURES PER DEFINITION OF COV GREEN BUILDING POLICY FOR REZONING

Z SETBACK

STAIR #7

COURTYARD

AMENITY 431 SF 103A

14' - 6 1/8" [4424]

+4 +1310.07 m .46

12' - 1 1/8" [3686]

7' - 6 1/2" 8" 7' - 4" [2300] [203] [2235] 6' - 9 5/8" [2072]

BIKE ROOM 405 SF 108D

A-P02

STAIR #8

3 BED 1015 SF 302B

STAIR #4

3 BED 1015 SF 202B

STAIR #4

STAIR #5

3 BED 1000 SF 102B

BIKE ROOM 21042 SF 108C

STAIR #5

STAIR #4

STAIR #5

121.21' 36.94 m

PARKADE STAIR #5

A303

BUILDING SECTION SOUTH 3/32" = 1'-0"

EL.

9' - 8"

STAIR #1

BALCONY

2 BED 803 SF 306C

STAIR #2

2 BED 838 SF 401C

BALCONY

STAIR #1

2 BED 838 SF 301C

BALCONY

2 BED 803 SF 206C

STAIR #1

STAIR #2

1 BED 689 SF 105C

STAIR #2

STAIR #1

2 BED 837 SF 201C

Garbage/Recycling 392 SF jjj

PARKADE

EL.

B-P01 PARKADE

113.00' 34.44 m EL.

STAIR #2

AMENITY 696 SF 101C

BALCONY

RES. STORAGE 135 SF lll

RAMP

CONT. EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE TYPE 4 RIGID INSULATION C/W DRAINAGE CHANNELS AGAINST WP MEMBRANE (TYP.)

LAP FIBRE REINFORCED LIQUID APPLIED PMMA WP MEMBRANE AROUND BLOCKOUT IN CONC. UPSTAND (TYP.)

175.72' 53.56 m 166.06' 50.61 m EL.

146.47' 44.65 m EL.

136.81' 41.70 m

BALCONY ASSEMBLY TYPE R11

Development Permit Progress

Rezoning Submission

2017-10-25

Rezoning Enquiry Re-submission

2017-02-17

Rezoning Enquiry

2016-09-28

EL.

C-L01 (GROUND)

CONT. PREFIN. ALUM SILL ALIGNMENT STOOL (BY CURTAIN WALL CONTRACTOR) (TYP.) CONT. 5/8" THICK PAINTED WOOD SILL ASSEMBLY C/W CONCEALED FASTENERS (TYP.)

R11

156.14' 47.59 m EL.

C-L02

CONT. SELF-ADHESIVE WP MEMBRANE MECH. FASTENED & SEALED @ FRONT FACE OF CURTAIN WALL BACKSECTION (TYP.) CONT. 1/8" PREFIN. ALUM. CLOSURE (BY WINDOW SYSTEM PROVIDER)

TERMINATE CONT. SELF-ADHESIVE WP MEMBRANE @ CONC. REVEAL (TYP.)

EL.

C-L04

Average Building Grade

PREFIN. ALUM. SWING DOOR ASSEMBLY IN THERMALLY BROKEN 2-SIDED SSG (VERTICAL) WINDOW SYSTEM ASSEMBLY C/W DOUBLE GLAZED SEALED UNITS

1/4"

1 A902

THERMALLY BROKEN Z-GIRT ASSEMBLY (TYP.)

1'-1 3/4"

1' - 2" 9' - 11"

185.64' 56.58 m

C-L03

EL.

B-P01 MEZZ

C-L ROOF

C-L06

DECK

BALCONY

COURTYARD

m 0.81 +4 ft L. .88 E. 33 +1

EL.

---

BALCONY

B-P02

Longitude Section

BALCONY

SUITE BALCONY

THERMALLY BROKEN CAP SUPPORT GIRT ASSEMBLY MECH. FASTENED TO VERT. FACE OF CONC. CURB (TYP.). SEAL AT ALL MEMBRANE PENTRATIONS (TYP.)

CONT. 2" THICK FIBREGLASS BATT INSULATION

BALCONY ASSEMBLY TYPE R11

DUPLEX RECEPTACLE (REFER TO ELEC.) (TYP.)

STAIR #5

9" [229]

6' 11 [21 " 07]

10' - 3" [3124] PARKADE BEYOND

9" 8' - 2 1/2" [229] [2503]

PARKADE BEYOND

PARKADE

9' - 7 3/8" [2930]

PARKADE

A-P01

STAIR #4

2 BED 934 SF 501C

6" ENGINEERED STEEL STUD ASSEMBLY. PROVIDE ENGINEER SEALED SHOP DRAWINGS (TYP.)

127.14' 38.75 m

CONT. PREFIN. ALUM. ANGLE SUPPORT MECH. FASTENED TO HOT DIP GALV. HORIZ. BACKING PLATE (TYP.)

SLOPE DOWN

CONT. 5/8" X 2 1/2" PAINTED WOOD BASE (TYP.) FLOOR FINISH (REFER TO INTERIOR DESIGN)

EL.

9" [229]

STAIR #8

2 BED 990 SF 102A

1 BED 583 SF 207B

6' 10 [21 5/8" 00]

STAIR #8

" 5/8 10 ] 00 [21

17' - 4 3/4" [5301]

STAIR #7

1 BED 583 SF 307B

STAIR #1

BALCONY

C-L05

2 BED 803 SF 406C

m ft 8.75 .14 +3 27 +1

STAIR #8 +41.57 m +136.37 ft

BALCONY

STAIR #2

9' - 7 3/8" [2929]

BALCONY

3 A901

2 BED 744 SF 503C

2 BED 931 SF 601C

BALCONY

E. +1 L. +4 36 1. .37 57 ft m

2 BED 793 SF 108A

2' - 11" [889]

DECK

BALCONY

2 A901

1.97 +4 ft L. .7 E. 37 +1

24' - 3" [7391] 3 BED 1015 SF 402B

STAIR #4

STAIR #5

1 A902

STAIR #2

6' - 2 3/8" [1888] 7' - 4" [2235]

STAIR #8

1 BED 583 SF 407B

DECK

E. +1 L. +3 26 8. .61 59 ft m

STAIR #7

BALCONY

3 BED 1078 SF 501B

STAIR #5

STAIR #4

2 BED 743 SF 603C

9' - 8" W 64TH AVE

STAIR #8

2 BED 803 SF 208A

---

3 BED 953 SF 503B

E. +1 L. +3 30 9. .52 78 ft

1 BED 556 SF 203A

2 BED 803 SF 308A

BALCONY

DECK

3 BED 1015 SF 202A

24' - 3" [7391] BALCONY

1' - 0" +129L. +3 .2 9.38 [305] ft m

1 BED 556 SF 303A

BALCONY

186.81' 56.94 m

C-L ROOF T.O.F.

2 A902

---

3 BED 1015 SF 302A

BALCONY

10' - 0 1/2" [3060]

1 BED 556 SF 403A

3 BED 1078 SF 601B

STAIR #4

E. +1 L. +3 15 5. .13 09 ft

3 BED 1015 SF 402A

3 BED 954 SF 603B

194.39' 59.25 m EL.

2 A902 ARCHITECTURAL SCREENED MECH EQUIPMENT PENTHOUSE

BALCONY

1 A902

6' -

A-P01 MEZZ 3/32

EL.

107.55' 32.78 m

DECK

EL.

C-ELEVATOR OVERRUN

STAIR #8

EL.

117.91' 35.94 m

BALCONY

3 BED 1078 SF 501A

E. +1 L. +4 31 0. .4 05 ft

STAIR #7

2 BED 803 SF 408A

BALCONY

9' - 8"

A-L01 (GROUND)

EL.

126.12' 38.44 m

3 BED 1078 SF 601A

9' - 7 1/2" [2933]

STAIR #7

6' 10 [21 5/8" 00]

STAIR #8

A-L02

EL.

136.37' 41.57 m

STAIR #7

3 BED 952 SF 503A

9' - 8"

A-L03

EL.

146.04' 44.51 m

BALCONY

A-L04

EL.

155.70' 47.46 m

3 BED 949 SF 603A

DECK

A-L05

EL.

165.37' 50.40 m

BALCONY

6' - 2 3/8" [1888] 7' - 4" [2235]

9' - 8"

1 A902

9' - 11"

175.29' 53.43 m

+195.89' +59.7 m

ARCHITECTURAL SCREENED MECH EQUIPMENT PENTHOUSE

14' - 7 1/8" [4448]

8' - 8"

2 A902

1 A902

A-L06

EL.

ARCHITECTURAL SCREENED MECH EQUIPMENT PENTHOUSE

2 A902

9' - 11"

A-L ROOF

EL.

184.95' 56.37 m

+200.21' +61 m

A-L ROOF T.O.F.

EL.

194.87' 59.40 m

EL.

Permitted Building Height

ROOF DECK ASSEMBLY TYPE 2

THERMALLY BROKEN CAP SUPPORT GIRT ASSEMBLY MECH. FASTENED TO VERT. FACE OF CONC. CURB (TYP.). SEAL AT ALL MEMBRANE PENTRATIONS (TYP.)

9' - 8"

A-ELEVATOR OVERRUN

MID BLOCK CONNECTION

+205.12' +62.5 m

EL.

203.54' 62.04 EL. m 196.04' 59.75 m

CONT. EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE TYPE 4 RIGID INSULATION C/W DRAINAGE CHANNELS AGAINST WP MEMBRANE (TYP.)

STAIR #2

PARKADE BEYOND

C-P01

116.89' 35.63 m

MANUAL ROLLER SHADE ASSEMBLY C/W REMOVABLE PREFIN. FLAP CLOSURE (TYP.)

EL.

C-P02

106.53' 32.47 m

102.62' 31.28 m

THERMALLY BROKEN 2-SIDED SSG (VERTICAL) WINDOW SYSTEM ASSEMBLY C/W DOUBLE GLAZED SEALED UNITS

CONT. SELF-ADHESIVE WP MEMBRANE LAPPED OVER 20 GA. PREFIN. ALUM. FLASHING (TYP.)

DRAWN BY YL SL

CHK SW

INT

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 8030-8130 Oak & 988 W. 64th Ave. VANCOUVER, BC

SECTION DETAIL OF WINDOW SYSTEM HEADER @ ROOF EDGE

204 - 1540 WEST 2ND AVE VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA V6J 1H2 DESIGN@ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

Roof & Balcony Details

ARNO MATIS ARCHITECTURE

CONT. PREFIN. ALUM. 1/2" REVEAL EXTRUSION C/W DRIP EDGE LEG (TYP.)

THERMALLY BROKEN Z-GIRT ASSEMBLY (TYP.)

ARNO MATIS ARCHITECTURE

204 - 1540 WEST 2ND AVE VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA V6J 1H2 DESIGN@ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

1/2"

WEEP HOLES @ 24" O.C. (TYP.)

JULY 23, 2019 ISSUED FOR 50% CD COORDINATION

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 8030-8130 Oak & 988 W. 64th Ave. VANCOUVER, BC

SECTION DETAIL OF GUARDRAIL @ BALCONY PARAPET

JULY 23, 2019 ISSUED FOR 50% CD COORDINATION

201602

RJL

WWW.ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

201602

RJL

23 JULY 2019

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

23 JULY 2019

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

D3.9

D3.10

SCALE

DRAWING DATE 2018-10-10

CONT. 1/2" REVEAL (TYP.)

THERMALLY BROKEN 2-SIDED SSG (VERTICAL) WINDOW SYSTEM ASSEMBLY C/W DOUBLE GLAZED SEALED UNITS

TELEPHONE : 604-708-0188

As indicated

8030-8130 Oak & 988

MANUAL ROLLER SHADE ASSEMBLY C/W REMOVABLE PREFIN. FLAP CLOSURE (TYP.)

CONT. 1/8" PREFIN. ALUM. PERFORATED VENT STRIP MECH. FASTENED TO CURTAIN WALL PRESSURE PLATE C/W SLOTTED CONNECTIONS (TYP.)

TELEPHONE : 604-708-0188

WWW.ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

TITLE PROJECT NUMBER 201602

ISSUE NO.

A.213

SEE STRUCT.

3'-6"

1/2"

4 1/4"

1/8" = 1'-0"

BLOCK C L01 (GROUND) PLAN

LEGEND / NOTES

EXIST STREET LAMP EXISTING POWER POLE CONCRETE SIDEWALK FUTURE CURB LINE PARKING EXAUST GAS MATER WATER MATER INTERPHONE FD CONNECTION

Ground Floor Plan

1'-5 3/8"

1'-0"

SCALE

DRAWING DAT

DRAWING NUMBER

2'-5 1/2"

Fo rD 18 isc -1 uss 0io 10 n O nl

INT

PROJECT

BLOCK C

PROPERTY LINE

9' - 11"

9' - 8"

EL.

9' - 8"

10' - 3"

10' - 4 11/32"

SETBACK

PROPERTY LINE

8030-8130 Oak & 988 W. 64th Ave. Vancouver

1 A.309

2019-07-17

PREFIN. ALUM. GUARDRAIL ASSEMBLY C/W 1/4" THICK TEMPERED GLASS AND STANCHIONS MOUNTED TO THE VERT. FACE OF CONC. UPSTAND. SEAL AT ALL WP MEMBRANE PENETRATIONS

facade modification and elevation change,

CHK

NOTE: GLAZING on PREFINISHED ORNAMENTAL METAL FRAME GATE. TYP. 3'-0" X 3'-2"

BLOCK A,B L01(GROUND) PLAN

coordination with structure and mechanical,

2018-11-30

1 A.306

3' - 8 1/4" [1.12 m]

L01-18

W3 STOR. 102C-02 5'-11'' x 6'-4''

DRAWING NUMBER

iii) ALL FENESTRATION LOCATIONS AND SIZES WINDOW/WALL RATIO MEET SUSTAINABILITY MEASURES PER DEFINITION OF COV GREEN BUILDING POLICY FOR REZONING

2019-06-17

DP Submission

27' - 4 3/8" [8.34 m]

6' - 2" [1.88 m]

DRAWING DATE

2019-07-23

25% CD Coordination

4' - 0" [1.22 m]

4' 9.1 12 m .+ 6 .W 39.3 T.O +

50% CD Coordination

[1.8 m]

2No. CLASS "B" BICYCLE RACKS

STUDIO 103C

LIVING 103C-03 13'-9'' x 10'-7''

SCALE

PROJECT NUMBER 201602

+ +3 121 7.0 .51 4m '

+ +3 121 7.1 .79 2m '

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .51 8m '

11 3/4" [0.3 m]

L01-19

ENTRY 102C-01

KITCHEN 102C-05 11'-0'' x 9'-0''

FEATURE WALL

E.L .+ +3 127 8.7 .14 5m '

W/D

BATH 102C-06 8'-6'' x 5'-4''

1 A.304

5 L01-20

5' - 10 7/8"

KITCHEN 103C-02 11'-3'' x 6'-3''

W/D

RES. LOBBY/CORR. 101C

4' - 10" [1.47 m]

[1.69 m]

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

8030-8130 Oak & 988 W. 64th Ave. Vancouver

HB HOSE BIB

I.G .

+ +3 122 7.2 .24 6m '

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .51 8m '

E.L .+ +3 127 8.7 .14 5m '

BLOCK "C" L01-20A ANNUNCIATOR PANEL RECESSED IN WALL

0 0

2' - 6" [0.76 m]

MAIL BOX

ENTRY 103C-01

BATH 103C-04 9'-3'' x 5'-3''

4' 0.1 13 m .+ 7 .W 39.6 T.O +

1/8" = 1'-0"

3 A.703

ELEC. CLOSET 111C

ELEV 6 2100 lbs

PROPERTY LINE

W/D STOR. 103C-05 9'-6'' x 4'-0''

KITCHEN 104C-02 11'-3''x 7'-2'' G5

5' - 6 3/4"

E.L .+ +3 127 9 m .96 '

ELEV 5

4' 0.1 13 m .+ 7 .W 39.6 T.O +

INT

STAIR #1 109C

2019-07-17

ii) REFER TO ACOUSTICS LETTER THAT ACKNOWLEDGES PENDING ACOUSTIC REVIEW PREPARED BY BROWN STRACHAN ENG. DATED SEP. 5TH 2018 TO ADDRESS PROJECT NOISE LEVELS THAT MEET COV REQUIREMENTS

Center. I have worked on unit layout design,

I.G .

B.G .+ +3 123 7.5 .0 1 m 6'

+ +3 123 7.6 .60 7m '

+ +3 124 7.9 .42 2m '

RAMP UP @ 4.82%

T.O .W +3 . +1 9.6 30 7 m .14 '

T.O T.O.W. +4 .W +1 0 3 +4 .17. +1 1.7 0.1 m 31 9' 7 m .79 ' +1 3 +1 1.46 +431 ' 0 .4 +4 .076' 0.0 m 7m

8' - 0" [2.44 m] 8' - 0" [2.44 m]

FIRE HYDRANT

2500 lbs

4' 7.1 m 12 5 . + 38.7 E.L +

ENTRY 104C-01

PATIO

6' - 0" [1.83 6' - m] 0" [1.83 m]

HYDRO POLE

W/D

BATH 104C-05 8'-10'' x 5'-1''

PATIO

CHK ' .13 m YL +129 .36SW . 39 ZB B.G + SW

CONCRETE SIDEWALK c/w SAWCUT JOINTS;CURB RAMPS & INFRASTRUCTURE ADJUSTMENTS CIP LIGHT BROMM FINISH

LEGEND / NOTES

L01-21

DRAWN BY

SOD GRASS FRONT BOULEVARD

BLOCK B

DN AMENITY 101C

PROJECT

NOTE: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

STOR. 107C-06 S1 7'-7'' x 5'-7''

W/D

1 A.302

2.4m clear under the L02 soffit

ENTRY 105C-01

BEDROOM 104C-04 11'-4'' x 9'-3''

9' 9.4 m 12 7 . + 39.4 E.L +

BACK OF EXIST. CURB

REFER TO CIVIL DWG FOR PROPOSED FIRE HYDRANT LOCATION

2 A.308

BLOCK A

well as a BP application for the Presentation

details drawing and landscape proposal.

I.G .

SETBACK 16' - 0" SETBACK 16' - m] 0" [4.88 [4.88 m]

E.L . E.L +1 +4. 31 0+ .4 +4 .01731 6' T.O 0.0 m.46 7m ' .W +4 . +1 0.1 31 7 m .79 '

COVERED PLAY 3' - 0" [0.91 m]

ENTRY 107C-01

DN STAIR #2 108C

5' - 1" [1.55 m]

2' - 4 7/8" [0.73 m] 2' - 4 7/8" [0.73 m]

1 A.308

E.L .+ +3 127 8.7 .14 5m '

+ +3 126 8.4 .22 7m '

RAMP UP @ 8.27%

PEDESTRAIN BIKEWAY SRW 16' - 4 7/8" [5 m]

+ +4 131 0.2 .91 1m '

I.G .

OAK STREET

2 A.307

CONCRETE SIDEWALK c/w SAWCUT JOINTS;CURB RAMPS & INFRASTRUCTURE ADJUSTMENTS CIP LIGHT BROMM FINISH

NOTE: GLAZING on PREFINISHED ORNAMENTAL METAL FRAME GATE. TYP. 3'-0" X 3'-2" (TYP.)

BACK OF EXIST. CURB

9' 0.3 m 13 .74 . + 39 I.G +

10' - 7 1/8" [3.23 m]

+ +4 135 1.2 .45 8m '

I.G .

ACCESS WALKWAY 9' 1.1 m 13 9 . + 39.9 B.G +

L01-17

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SLOPED PLANTER

LIVING 104C-03 1 BED 14'-7'' x 13'-6'' 104C

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

7' 2.4 m 13 .38 . + 40 I.G +

STOR. 105C-02 4' 7.1 m 9'-9'' x 4'-0'' 12 5 . + 38.7 E.L +

COURTYARD

PATIO

E.L .+ +3 131 9.9 .11 6m '

PATIO

2018-11-30

BATH 107C-05 9'-1'' x 5'-3''

1 BED 107C

5' - 10 7/8" [1.8 m]

2019-06-17

DP Submission

I.G .

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

PATIO

6' 1.4 m 13 7 . + 40.0 E.L +

PROPERTY LINE

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .46 7m '

PATIO

7' - 0" [2.13 m]

' 6' .46 1.4 31m m 13 +1 7 .07 . + .L4. 0.0+40 CLASS 2No.2No. CLASS "B" "B" E.L E + BICYCLE RACKS BICYCLE RACKS

25% CD Coordination

ENT

7' - 10 3/8" [2.4 m]

L01-15B

2' - 0" 2' - 0"

BEDROOM 107C-04 15'-0'' x 8'-11''

KITCHEN 107C-02 14'-2'' x 9'-11'' G5

4' - 3 3/4" [1.31 m]

[0.61 m][0.61 m]

W/D

2019-07-23

7/23/2019 7:24:26 PM

EXIST. CURB LINE

I.G .

B.G .+ +3 126 8.6 .9 9 m 4' E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .46 7m '

W/D 2' - 6 1/4"

5' - 6 3/4" [1.69 m]

[0.77 m]

6' - 6" [1.98 m]

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .46 7m '

STUDIO 104B

FUTURE PROPERTY LINE

T.O .W +3 . +1 9.6 30 7 m .14 '

E.L .+ +4 141 3.0 .24 5m '

STUDIO 105B

7' 2.8 13 m . + 40.5 E.L +

+ +4 137 1.8 .13 m '

L02-09

4' 7.1 m 12 5 . + 38.7 E.L +

DN LIVING 107C-03 10'-4'' x 9'-11''

ENTRY 106C-01

KITCHEN 105C-06 9'-8'' x 9'-1''

E1 E1

AMENITY 7' AMENITY 1.6 m 103B 103B 13 3 BLOCK "B" . + 40.1 ANNUNCIATOR E.L + PANEL RECESSED IN WALL

6' 1.4 m 13 7 . + 40.0 E.L +

STUDIO 106B

1' 4.7 13 m .+ 6 .W 41.0 T.O + COURTYARD

1 A.306

T.O .W +4 . +1 0.8 33 3 m .96 '

2' - 0"

2' - 0" [0.61 m]

L01-10

3' - 8 1/4"E1 E1 [1.12 m]

50% CD Coordination

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L01-16 DNDN L01-16

1 BED 105C

LIVING 105C-03 16'-4'' x 9'-10''

COURTYARD

E1 E1

L01-15A FEATURE WALL RES. LOBBY/CORR. L01-15 W3 101B

G5 W4

I.G .

+ +4 138 2.1 .24 4m '

I.G .

L01-11

1 BED 107B

PATIO

MAIL BOX

2' 5.9 m 13 3 . + 41.4 E.L + DN

2100 lbs

CORRIDOR 108B

T.O .W +4 . +1 0.8 33 3 m .96 '

8' - 6" [2.59 m]

5' 5.9 m 13 4 . + 41.4 RAMP UP @ 8.48% E.L +

ELEC. CLOSET 109B

ELEV 4

2500 lbs

6' - 1 1/8" [1.86 m]

7' 8.8 13 m .+ 3 .W 42.3 T.O +

+ +4 136 1.5 .43 8m '

4' 6.8 m 13 1 . + 41.7 B.G +

10' - 1 1/8" [3.08 m]

SETBACK 12' - 0" [3.66 m]

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

TYP. 3' - 6" [1.07 m]

2No CLASS "B" BICYCLE RACKS

ELEV 3

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

W/D

5' - 10 7/8" [1.8 m]

I.G .

[1.72 m]

5' - 7 3/4"

B.G .+ +4 139 2.5 .5 4 m 7'

AMENITY 103A

PATIO

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

T.O .W +4 . +1 2.4 39 8 m .37 '

SETBACK 12' - 0" [3.66 m]

2' - 4 7/8" [0.73 m] 8' - 0" [2.44 m]

ACCESS WALKWAY

6' - 0" [1.83 m]

PATIO

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

W/D

3' - 10" [1.17 m]

BEDROOM #3 102B-07 10'-10'' x 9'-7''

L01-14

BATH 106C-06 8'-9'' x 5'-3''

SETBACK 12' - 0" [3.66 m]

PEDESTRAIN BIKEWAY SRW 16' - 4 7/8" [5 m]

ENT

PATIO

9' - 10 1/8" [3 m]

developed in Revit.

FRONT YARD SETBACK LINE (12')

L01-13

1 BED 106C

STOR. 106C-02 6'-11'' x 4'-7''

BATH 105C-05 9'-0'' x 6'-2''

PATIO

URBAN AGRICULTURE

1 A.304

G5 KITCHEN 106C-03 9'-2'' x 8'-10''

BEDROOM 105C-04 11'-6'' x 9'-7''

VEST. 103B

BEDROOM 106C-05 10'-9'' x 9'-3''

24' - 1 3/8" [7.35 m]

PATIO PATIO

LIVING 102B-06 14'-4'' x 13'-3''

W/D

7' - 10 3/8" BLOCK "A" [2.4 m] ANNUNCIATOR PANEL RECESSED IN WALL

STUDIO 104A

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

PATIO

SETBACK 12' - 0 1/8" [3.66 m]

STUDIO 105A

STUDIO 106A

L01-01

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E1 3' - 8 1/4" [1.12 m]

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

W/D

27' - 4 3/8" [8.34 m]

1 BED 107A

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .46 7m ' E.L .+ +4 132 0.4 .83 9m '

L01-07 FEATURE WALL

L01-07B 7' - 0 1/4" [2.14 m]

4' - 1 7/8" [1.27 m]

July 2018, the project was further refined and

L01-02

6' 1.4 m 13 7 . + 40.0 E.L +

L01-08

B.G .+ +4 132 0.5 .9 2 m 4'

impression. After I joined in the team from

T.O .W +4 . +1 1.6 36 7 m .70 '

STOR. 103A-01 5'-0" x 4'-0" L01-07A

3' - 0"

L01-03

8' - 2 5/8" [2.5 m] RES. LOBBY/CORR. W3 101A

[0.91 m]

E.L RAMP UP @ 4.83% .+ +4 133 0.8 .93 ' 2 m T.O .W +4 . +1 T.O 1.0 34 .W 6 m .71 +4 . +1 ' 1.0 34 6 m .71 '

5' - 6 3/4"

[1.69 m] 5' - 0 1/4" [1.53 m]

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .37 7m '

4' - 10"

1' - 3 1/4" [0.39 m]

MAIL BOX

CORRIDOR 102A

STAIR 2' - 6" #5 UP 110B [0.76 m]

13' - 7 1/8" [4.14 m]

E.L .+ +4 134 0.9 .29 3m '

2100 lbs

T.O .W +4 . +1 1.6 36 7 m .70 '

ELEC. CLOSET 111A 2' - 8" [0.81 m]

ELEV 2

2500 lbs

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

BEDROOM #2 102B-05 12'-0'' x 10'-11''

1 A.302

3 BED 102B

UP STAIR #4 107B L01-12 DN

7' 7.4 12 m .+ 5 .W 38.8 T.O + PATIO

W4 LIVING 106C-04 9'-8'' x 9'-0''

PATIO

E.L .+ +4 132 0.4 .83 9m '

G5 L01-06

3 A.702

W/D

COURTYARD

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

ELEV 1

1 BED 101B

W/D

9' - 0 1/4" [2.75 m]

1 A.305

cement panels are facade materials for higher

PATIO PATIO

CORRIDOR 113A

L01-05

W/D

currently. Charred wood and white fibre

1 BED 110B

2 BED 108B

T.O .W +4 . +1 1.6 36 7 m .70 '

4' - 4 3/4" [1.34 m]

BALCONY OVERHANGS ABOVE

to be finished for the Construction Drawing

G5 G5

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

W/D STAIR #8 2' - 6" 112A [0.76 m]

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

1' 1.6 m 12 7 . + 37.0 E.L +

PMT

1 BED 109B

PATIO

W/D

[0.61 m]

PROPERTY LINE

B.G .+ +4 138 2.3 .9 5 m 4'

UP STAIR #7 110A L01-04 DN

[1.47 m]

64TH AVENUE

18' - 3" [5.56 m]

W/D

TREE TO BE RETAINED

PATIO

3 BED 102A

at Westside of Vancouver. The project is going

4 A.701

W/D W3

A group of three residential buildings is located

21' - 0" [6.40 m] PARKING ENT

PATIO

W4 W4

Design Narrative

2 BED 108A

1 A.303

1 BED 101A

1 BED 110A

1 A.309

28' - 4" [8.64 m]

8' 3.6 12 m . + 37.7 E.L +

PATIO HB

W/D

TREE TO BE RETAINED

+ +3 128 9.1 .28 m '

E.L .+ +4 131 0.0 .46 7m '

PATIO W4

2 A.309

31' - 2 1/2" [9.51 m]

4' 0.1 13 m .+ 7 .W 39.6 T.O +

RAMP UP @ 4.64%

PATIO

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

PATIO

RAMP UP @ 4.28%

28' - 11 1/2" [8.83 m]

Height: 6-storey three blocks

1 BED 109A

3' 5.2 m 12 .17 . + 38 I.G +

TYP. 3' - 6" [1.07 m]

6' 1.4 m 13 7 . + 40.0 E.L +

PATIO

CONCRETE ROLLOVER CURB FOR LENGTH EXTENT OF CLASS B LOADING

26' - 8 1/2" [8.14 m]

CLASS B LOADING 2 (10'X28')

2 ' 5' .26 7.3 m27 9 m 12 2+1 .7 . + 38G.8. +38 E.L + I.

I.G .

B.G .+ +3 129 9.3 .0 4 m 6'

+ +3 129 9.4 .40 4m '

+1 30 .2 +3 4' 9.7 m

B.G .+ +4 131 0.0 .2 2 m 9'

5' - 8 3/8" [1.74 m]

TREE TO BE RETAINED

33' - 1 15/16" [10.11 m]

3' - 0" [0.91 m]

CLASS B LOADING 1 (10'X28')

7' - 8 1/8" [2.34 m]

1' - 4 7/8" [0.43 m]

PEDESTRAIN BIKEWAY SRW

1 A.301

28' - 4 1/16" [8.64 m]

UNLOAD STAGING AREA

[3 m]

9' - 10 1/8"

SETBACK 16' - 0" [4.88 m]

3' 6.3 m 13 5 . + 41.5 E.L +

PATIO HB

Size: 171,592 sf

PATIO

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

SETBACK

Time: July. 2018 -- Now

PATIO

6' 0.9 m 13 .92 . + 39 I.G +

UNLOAD STAGING AREA

E.L .+ +3 131 9.9 .09 6m '

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

PATIO

33' - 4" [10.16 m]

PROPERTY LINE

E.L .+ +4 136 1.5 .33 5m '

TYP. 3' - 6" [1.07 m]

5' 8.3 m 13 7 . + 42.1 B.G +

SETBACK LINE (12')

26' - 8 1/2" [8.14 m]

0' 2.2 m 13 .29 . + 40 I.G +

T.O .W +4 . +1 2.4 39 8 m .37 '

5' - 8 7/8" [1.75 m]

I.G .+ +4 133 0.6 .28 2m ' T.O .W I.G +4 . +1 .+ 2.4 39 1 8 m .37 +4 33.0 0.5 5 ' 5m '

+ +4 134 0.9 .41 7m '

I.G .

+ +4 135 1.3 .67 5m '

4' - 0"

T.O .W +4 . +1 2.4 39 8 m .37 '

18' - 10 1/2" [5.75 m]

REAR YARD SETBACK LINE (16')

Location: Vancouver, BC

[1.22 m]

I.G .

+ +4 136 1.6 .67 6m '

B.G .+ +4 137 1.8 .2 3 m 4'

Residential condominium

NOTE: GLAZING on PREFINISHED ORNAMENTAL METAL FRAME GATE. TYP. 3'-0" X 3'-2" 9' 3.7 m 13 8 . + 40.7 B.G +

5 7

33' - 0 1/2" [10.07 m]

W/D

28' - 4" [8.64 m]

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2 A.307

CONCRETE ROLLOVER CURB FOR LENGTH EXTENT OF CLASS B LOADING

46' - 3" [14.10 m]

B.G .+ +3 124 8.0 .9 8 m 3'

1 A.307

E.L .+ +3 127 8.7 .14 5m '

64th & Oak

ARNO MATIS ARCHITECTURE 204 - 1540 WEST 2ND AVE VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA V6J 1H2 DESIGN@ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

4 1/8"

9 3/8"

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 8030-8130 Oak & 988 W. 64th Ave. VANCOUVER, BC

TELEPHONE : 604-708-0188 WWW.ARNOMATISARCHITECTURE.COM

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JULY 23, 2019 ISSUED FOR 50% CD COORDINATION

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Shaiyoo Yang

Trim & Knit

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A rain-friendly design feature or element, or

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Play!

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Woven Pattern Assembly

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Reflective band

Burrard Bridge

Knitted Rain abstracts the rain to celebrate

Pick

Yaletown Sea Walk

installation and a dynamic social space.

Yaletown Sea Walk

seaside trails, Burrard Bridge serves as a

Reflective Paint Woven Pattern Assembly

-Recycled PVC pipes painted with reflective paint

A 14m x 14m scaffolding grid spans across the truss. The scaffolding is the supporting structure for the canopy and seats.

public space. Stitching two prominent

the bridge into a sheltered human-scaled

-600mm x 600mm grid -300mm string spacing

Polyester Nylon Straps

2. “Rain”

with a bright and fun canopy that transforms

Trim & Knit

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Existing Truss woven under Burrard Bridge

Play!

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Knitted Rain revitalizes the scenic seawalk

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Recover the source Rebuild Traditional City Center of Jinan Location: Jinan, China Time: Sep. 2017 -- Dec. 2017 Supervisor: Pro. Martin Bressani M.Arch 2 academic individual work

Manifesto The project aims at recovering the spirit of Jinan, the capital of Shandong Province in China. The district is rich in springs and has built up national reputation on a mass of springs in a dense residential area. Since the spring reputation attracts worldwide

Leading inside space outside -- Non-residential

visitors, tourism has eroded into this district gradually. The project proposes strategies to transform spots of residential land in relation to the springs on site. Springs will act as signals to navigate individuals to walk around the district where tourist-oriented public programs are adapted to fit into the traditional urban fabric.

Leading outside space inside -- Residential

The Sharp Bio-innovation Research Center Location: Quebec, Canada Time: Jan. 2017 -- Apr. 2017 Supervisor: Pro. Gilles Saucier M.Arch 1 academic individual work

Manifesto The bio-innovation research facility in Quebec focusing on various research areas, such as microbiology, biotechnology, biotanic, sustainable technologies, etc. The objective of the studio is to encourage students to engage with the environmenal and architectural parameters of the project conjointly. The landscape and the built environment will come together as one productive ecosystem, simultaneously natural and artificial. The site is in a hypothetical Quebec landscape. The project aims to establish a link between nature and the human world. The building marks both the end of the village expansion onto the hill, and the descent of nature into the urbanized area. The Research Center acts as a medium to catalyze reactions between nature and the visitors. It fosters an intricate integration of landscape and architecture as connected elements rooted in a larger ecosystem.

Perspective section

South elevation

View to the lobby

View to the greenhouse

Section

Interacting Contrariety

Program

residential

New community in Griffitown

residential

Location: Montreal, Canada Time: Sep. 2016 -- Dec. 2016

Zoning & Massing

Supervisor: Pro. Michael Jemtrud

Zoning & Massing

M.Arch 1 academic group & individual work

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main road

GSEducationalVersion

low-rise

main road

urban revival of this fast-growing post-

mixed + shared facilities

low-rise

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laneway

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generate propositions for the sustainable

mixed + shared facilities

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Front & Back

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high-rise

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The goal of the hybrid building is to

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Front & Back

separated

office

high-rise

Manifesto

separated

office

Zoning GSEducationalVersion

03 Concept

GSEducationalVersion

laneway

03 Concept

industrial neighborhood. It investigates the diverse needs of a healthy and inclusive

Mixed-use

community and creates a programmatic

Mixed use

alchemy to ensure the city and its cultures

GSEducationalVersion

(street, neighborhood, district, region) through a building developed to a high degree of architectural detail. The project focuses on generating

Backspace

harmonious front and back spaces. Public axis (front) and back spaces are integrated

GSEducationalVersion

in a dynamic rhythem within the urban

GSEducationalVersion

Backspace Backspace

fabric. The mix-used functions locating in the middle axis are connected.

Access

GSEducationalVersion

Height: 58m

Height: 24m

Height: 60m

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20 m

Traversable aluminium sheeting Steel sheeting for fire protection Concrete beam 300mm*400mm

Sandwich with exterior acoustic insulation and interior thermal insulation Timber battens 20mm Plasterboard 15mm Underfloor convector or air exhaust

Secondary facade Single-sheet safety glazing 8mm 15mm 60mm

Drainage

1mm 2mm 50mm 250mm

Prefabricated concrete panel 30mm suspended on the reinforced concrete slab by L shape steel 100mm brackets 20mm 2mm Tough safety glass 6mm 220mm Cavity 30mm Laminated safety glass 8mm Cable

Wood flooring Concrete with 40mm dia. ventilation pipes Separating layer Vapour barrier Impact sound insulation Reinfoced concrete slab

Polished concrete exterior floor finish Screed Rigid polystyrene insulation Vapor barrier Reinforced concrete slab

Places of Transition | Shanghai Baoshan Navigation Building Location: Shanghai, China Time: Jan. 2016 -- Jun. 2016 Supervisor: Pro. Claudia Westermann Dr. Aleksandra Raonic Final Year Project -- Level 4 academic individual work Best Performance in FYP

1. Entrance of museum 2. Ticket desk 3. Courtyard 4. Exhibition area 5. Experience room 6. Vedio room 7. Exhibition area 8. Relaxation area 9. Courtyard 10. Exhibition area 11. Relaxation area 12. Locker 13. Exit of museum

RIBA President's Medals Student Awards

Manifesto The Brief investigates possibilities for the new concept for places of transition. Transition usually suggests movement

and is associated with passages, but also with boundaries and in-between spaces. The brief asked students to explore the potential of the in-between space - the third space - and to reflect the history of Shanghai Baoshan district as a place of arrival from and departure to the sea.

N 01 2

Underground floor +1m

Site Functions

Water system & transportation

The Site is located at Baoshan

The site The East Sea has its special location at the

District, the north of Shanghai.

estuary of Yangtze River. After the

Baoshan as the entrance of

Treaty of Nanjing, 1840, Shanghai

Shanghai consists of various

was opened as the first five treaty

functions, such as steel industry, and

ports of China. Western goods were

has history of anti-Japanese War.

transported to Shanghai and the

The site, facing to Yangtze River, is

Jiangnan Region via the long-term

near a park and residential area.

developed water system. Industrial Wharf

Gas-turbine Power Plant Warehouse for icon

Steel Factories

Linjiang Park

International Terminal Site

Residential area Paotaiwan Wetland Park

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The proposal takes its location at the Yangtze River and its historically strong relation to water transportation as an inspiration to rethink architecture as a navigational device. With functions related to a small boat terminal and a museum of navigation, the proposal does not only reflect the history of navigation but also navigates people to imagine a better future for Baoshan. Ocean navigation

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Intangible learning space Architecture building & Library Location: Suzhou, China Time: July. 2015 -- Aug. 2015 Supervisor: Professor Pierre Alain Croset Transformed from UIA competition Team member: Yu Qiuchen

Manifesto This project is located near Taihu Lake where owns strong distinctive regional and geographic characteristics. Originally, villages covered this area. Now, luxurious hotel, vacational villages and high-rise residential buildings are built nearby. Most traditional Suzhou houses were destroyed with the growth of hgih modern buildings. It is a common situation existing in China. The design focuses on respecting localized features, such as local material and the water condition of Taihu Lake. Moreover, it responses to the high development speed of China. The future of this area can be foreseen based on the current situation. Those two buildings are designed to create a pure teaching environment which is next to the nature and fit into surrounding changing built condition. Bridges or staircases are used as primary design elements in order to respond to break current education dilemma. Bridges not only work for connection, but also to break the restriction of space, which creates shared learning place, free flowing space, or interconnected space.

Insert House Calligrapherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s villa Location: Suzhou, China Time: Nov. 2013 -- Jan. 2014 Supervisor: Chirs Hardie Level1 academic individual work

Manifesto The project asks to design a house for an artist. Its location is in Suzhou OldCity and surrounded by vernacular buildings. Moreover, one of the best Suzhou garden is next to the site. The creative process asks for curiosity, for free-thinking people to explore the world around them. A house for an artist requires an atmosphere for creativity, and spaces for thinking. The design mainly focused on respecting local tradition, especially architectural culture. It tries to hide and fit the new house in the surrounding environment. Allow the building have dialogues with the nature and create opportunities for neighborhood communication.

Internship works

Crystal Plaza (Shanghai) Member of the design team during the Construcion Administration stage - Site review; Write site report - Revise construction drawings - Office tower layout design

Huamu Lot10 (Shanghai) Member of the design team during the Concept Design stage - Produced conceptual diagrams and area calculation sheet Qiantan Center (Shanghai) Member of the design team during the Design Development stage - Prepared and revised the drawing sets - Digital model making - Revise construction drawings - Translation

- Translation on materials from Local Design Institute

Lenovo Center (Shanghai) Member of the design team during the Design Development stage - Prepare material samples and drawings for clients - Coordination with New York about glass and metal collections

Art works

Asian Network Guangzhou Urban Design Location: Guangzhou, China Time: Dec. 2014 Supervisor: Immanuel Koh, Wu Dehao Teamwork: Leonardo, Deng Xiaoliang, Miryam M. Lemadec, Huang Yushuan

Manifesto Parametric design mixs with glass craftwork decoration to study building density and light effect in Shipai City Village.

Density variation-Glass powder fusion Manufacture of models were guided by parametric design method, and glass powder was chosen as experimental material, according to its materiality, different thickness and density may have different effects on fusion outcome.

Water cut model-Casting According to the height of buildings, a grid net was generated and refined. When it is casted by glass, the void space underneath represents the variation of building heights.

Temperature variation-Gravity distorsion Use parametric design method to guid models and placement of materials. Under different temperature condition, the distortion of glass varies. Therefore, we used two types of glass (stick and plank) to conduct this experiment.