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Zhang Chaoyue Architectural Portfolio Selected Works 2016-2019 Pratt Institute GAUD M.Arch I Graduate Student

Contents 01

Ribbon

02

Bubble Tower

03

In The Cloud

04

Vertical Street

05

Porous Stone

06

Box Community

07

Continuous Landscape

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Professional work

Incinerator with a boat house

Residential building 408 Jay St Downtown BK

Creative Hub Among Skyscrapers

Mixed-use Highrise

Creative Hub in Sheshan International Village

Mixed Aging Residence Zone

Campus Library

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Ribbon Refuse Incinerator and ISMAR Boathouse

RIBBON

PROJECT: INCINERATOR & BOARHOUSE DESIGN STUDIO IV: CAP-18/SP-ARCH-704 PRATT INSTITUTE, SPRING 2018 STUDIO HENRY SMITH-MILLER

TEAM: YANG LI CHAOYUE ZHANG

DESIGN CONSULTANT: HENRY SMITH-MILLER FACADE CONSULTANT: KATE KULPA STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT: PAUL LAROQUE MEP CONSULTANT: STUART BRIDGEET

SITE LOCATION: VENICE, CERTOSA

SCALE:

DRAWING TITLE:

1/256” = 1’ 0”

SITE PLAN

DRAWING NUMBER: A001

RIBBON

Venice Refuse Incinerator and ISMAR Boathouse

Pratt 2018 Spring CAP Studio Collective Work Partner: Yang Li Instructor: Henry Smith-Miller Venice, Italy

Venice, the city of islands and water, is a city in northeastern Italy and the capital of the Veneto region. The unique geometry characteristic of Venice gives us many inspirations about our projects. The site we chose, Certosa, is a small island located at the Eastside of Venice.

The landscape also includes a large area of shallow water and a footpath along the coastline. There is the main canal separates Certosa from a larger island which also provides us a clue about how transportation works in this particular water area.

Our main goal is to generate a large architecture system which combines the incinerator with the boathouse program together. In order to incorporate with the surrounding environment, we decided to create a ribbon-like structure, along with the coastline, merges landscape and trail together.

ROOF OPENING STONE PAVERS GFRC PANAL

GLASS FACADE WITH CABLE NET SECOND FLOOR ENTRANCE

The inspiration comes from bionics that we place our project as a species of the ocean.

Unlike other incinerator construction, we want visitors to interact with incinerator more. So we build this trail, from the tail of this “organism� to the top of the incinerator to experience the energy production happened. The term of eco-friendly is also an essential point of our design, we want to combine solar panel, green roof and terrace space on the top of our trail.

The design of supporting structure and court are also followed our goal of accessibility and experience. At last, we try to restore the reflection of fish scale by using hanging glazed ceramics in specific angles to achieve different light distortion at a different time.

ROOF: TERRACE PLACE AND OPENING

FRAME STRUCTURE

OPAQUE FACADE WITH SMALL OPENING

GLASS FACADE AND TRAILS

3F: LABS AND OFFICES

2F: COMMEND CENTER AND BREAK ROOM

1F: RESTAURANT, CAFE AND DOCK ENTRANCE

DOCK ENTRANCE FOR INCINERATOR INCINERATOR LAYOUT

GFRC PANAL

DOUBLE LAYER GLASS GLASS SOCKET

PRECAST PANAL WITH INSULATION

SCREWS

METAL FRAME PIPES

METAL FRAME JOINTS

04

DN

PRIVATE OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

OPEN OFFICE SPACE

LAB PRIVATE OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

BREAK ROOM

OPEN OFFICE SPACE

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BREAK ROOM

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TEAM: YANG LI CHAOYUE ZHANG

DESIGN CONSULTANT: HENRY SMITH-MILLER FACADE CONSULTANT: KATE KULPA STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT: PAUL LAROQUE MEP CONSULTANT: STUART BRIDGEET

SITE LOCATION: VENICE, CERTOSA

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SCALE: 1/128”=1’0”

DRAWING TITLE: THIRD FLOOR

DRAWING NUMBER: A004

PROJECT: INCINERATOR & BOARHOUSE TEAM: DESIGN CONSULTANT: HENRY SMITH-MILLER SITE LOCATION:

GRFC PANEL 2’-3/4” AIR GAP 2” FIBER INSULATION 3” RIGID INSULATION AVB 6” AREATED CONCRETE PANEL AVB 4” RIGID INSULATION 2” FIBER INSULATION 2’-3/4” AIR GAP GRFC PANEL

SEAL 1’-1/2” STONE PAVERS ADJUSTABLE PEDESTAL

8” RIGID INSULATION PROTECTION BOARD AVB DRAINAGE CONCRETE ROOF DECK STEEL PLATE 18X16” STEEL BEAM

SCALE: DRAWING TITLE:

1” DOUBLE GLASS SEAL ALUMIUM SOCKET 6” AREATED CONCRETE PANEL AVB 4” RIGID INSULATION 2” FIBER INSULATION 2’-3/4” AIR GAP GFRC PANEL PANEL HOOK HEXGON FRAME

DRAWING NUMBER: SEAL 1” DOUBLE GLASS 9/16” CABLE CABLE CONNECTION LUG

1” GYPSUM BOARD SKIRTING 1” STEEPING TOP SLEEPER RIGID INSULATION STEEL BOLT STEEL PLATE 2’-2” STEEL DECK

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Bubble Tower Residential Highrise in Downtown Brooklyn

BUBBLE TOWER

Residential Highrise in Downtown Brooklyn Pratt 2017 Fall Studio Individual Work Instructor: Maria Sieira Brooklyn, US The tower is designed to solve the mixed problem in downtown Brooklyn. People, vehicles, retailers, and historical buildings, any of them can cause a big problem. The bubbles here are designed as a tool to define privacy and public in the modern city. The form of the tower origins from "tornados," which carry particles on the ground up high. In this project, the massing is continuously twisted, bringing the plaza to part of the facade.

Brooklyn Price/SqFt Changes 2012 vs 2004

Increase 174% Increase over 50% Increase 25% to 50% Increase 10% to 25% Stagnation 10% to -10% Decrease -10% to -30% Note: Only residential properties were included in the analysis(single and two family homes, condos and co-ops)

Brooklyn Height Change: +21%

Downtown Brooklyn Change: +37%

Fort Greene Change: +51%

Positive

Negative

Improve housing

Displacement through rent

Reduction in crime

Loss of affordable housing

Stabilization of declining areas

Commercial/industrial displacement

Increased property values

Unsustainable property prices

Increased consumer purchasing power at local businesses

Displacement and housing demand pressures on surrounding poor areas

Reduced vacancy rates

Community resentment and conflict

Increased local fiscal revenues

Homelessness

Encouragement and increased viabili- Secondary psychological costs of ty of further development displacement

Cobble Hill Change: +12%

Boerum Hill Change: +30%

Loss of social diversity (from socially disparate to rich ghettos)

Increased cost and charges to local services

Under occupancy and population loss to gentrified areas

Increased social mix Rehabilitation of property both with and without state sponsorship

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CONCEPT COLLAGE

Reduced strain on local infrastructure and services

GENTRIFICATION PROBLEM

VIEW FROM EXTERIOR

A A

T.O.PARAPET 450'-11" 7 1/8" 3'-2 1/8"

T.O.PARAPET 450'-11"

1'-2"

2'-9 1/2"

7 7/8"

1'-2"

2'-9 1/2"

7 7/8"

3'-2 1/8"

7 1/8"

2 A-001

T.O.SLAB 435'-6" ROOF 445'-6"

4 1/2"

T.O.SLAB 435'-6"

24 3/8" 1/2"

2 3/8"

6"1'-4"11 5/8" 6"

CEILING 432'-9"

4'-0 1/2"

4'-0 1/2"

2 A-001

11 5/8"

ROOF 445'-6"

1'-4"

CEILING 432'-9"

1 7/8"

3'-10 5/8"

1 7/8"

3'-10 5/8"

FLOOR 10 105'-6" FLOOR 10 105'-6"

4 A-001

3 A-001

4 A-001

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2 3/8"

2 3/8" 2'-9"

CEILING 102'-4"

2'-9"

CEILING 102'-4"

FLOOR 2 5'-6"

5 1/8" 6 7/8"

GROUND FLOOR 0'-0"

1'-3 3/8"

1'-3 3/8"

3'-2 1/8"

3'-2 1/8"

FLOOR 2 5'-6"

5 1/8" 6 7/8"

GROUND FLOOR 0'-0"

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WALL SECTION A-A 1/2"=1'-0"

WALL SECTION A-A 1/2"=1'-0"

2"

1 5/8" 1/8"

ADJUSTABLE PEDESTAL 2" STONE PAVERS ADJUSTABLE PEDESTAL RIGID INSULATION ADJUSTABLE PEDESTAL RIGID INSULATION PROTECTION BOARD

1/8"

3 1/4" 3 1/4" 2" 2"

1 3/4"

1 5/8" 1 5/8"

1/8" 1 3/4" 1/8" 1 3/4"

8 1/2" 2%

4 3/8" 433/8" 1/4"

2" STONE PAVERS

8 1/2"

8 1/2" 8 1/2"

1 5/8"1/8" 1 5/8"1/8"

1 3/4" 1 3/4"

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8 1/2" 8 1/2" 8 1/2"

T.O

4 3/8"

2" STONE PAVERS

3/8" 1 5/8" 3/8" 3/8" 1 5/8" 3/8" 3/8" 1 1/8" 5/8" 3/8" 1/8"

1 5/8" 1/8"

8 1/2"

1 3/4"

T.O

2 1/2" 6 3/8" 2 1/2"

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE PROTECTION BOARD RIGID INSULATION WATERPROOF MEMBRANE CONCRETE ROOFBOARD DECK PROTECTION

6 3/8" 2 1/2"

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE CONCRETE ROOF DECK

6 3/8"

T.O

CONCRETEROOF ROOFDRAIN DECK ROOF DRAIN

2 2

ROOF DRAIN ROOF DETAIL 1'-1/2"=1'-0" ROOF DETAIL

2

ROOF DETAIL

A-001

1'-1/2"=1'-0" 1'-1/2"=1'-0"

5 5/8"

3 4"

WD STRIP FLOOR

3 4"

3 4" PLYWOOD WD STRIP FLOOR

3/4" 3/4" 1 3/4" 1/2" 3/4" 1 1/2" 3/4" 3/4" 1/8" 1/2" 21 1/8"

3

" PLYWOOD SLEEPER 41" WD STRIP FLOOR 31" SLEEPER 4" PLYWOOD 1-1/2" THICK CONCRETE SLAB 1" SLEEPER 1-1/2" THICK CONCRETE SLAB

1/8" 2 1/8"

3 4"

1/8" 2 1/8"

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4 3/8" 4 3/8"

A-001

4 3/8"

A-001

THREAD ROD 2'-0 3/4" 2'-0 3/4"2'-0 3/4"

1-1/2" THICK CONCRETE SLAB THREAD ROD ALUMINUM CEILING STUD THREADSTUD ROD ALUMINUM CEILING ALUMINUM CEILING STUD GWB HUNG CEILING

5/8" 5/8"

3 3

FLOOR DETAIL 1'-1/2"=1'-0"DETAIL FLOOR

3

FLOOR DETAIL

A-001 A-001 A-001

5/8"

3 1/8"

GWB HUNG CEILING

3 1/8" 3 1/8"

GWB HUNG CEILING

1'-1/2"=1'-0" 1'-1/2"=1'-0"

GLASS

1/2" 1 3/8" 1/2" 1 3/8" 1/2" 1 3/8"

3/4"

3/4"

3/4"

3/4"3 1/2"

2" 3/4"

3/4"

GLASS

3 1/2" 3/4"

PREFABRICATED UNIT GWB PREFABRICATED UNIT METAL WALL PANEL GWB INSULATION METAL WALL PANEL PREFABRICATED UNIT WATER PROOF MEMBRANE INSULATION GWB PANEL WATERMETAL PROOFWALL MEMBRANE

3 1/2"

1 1/4" 2" 3/4" 3/4" 1 1/4" 2"

INSULATION WATER PROOF MEMBRANE

1 1/4" 3'-0 5/8" 3'-0 5/8"3'-0 5/8"

GLASS

FIREPROOF INTUMESCENT PAINT FIREPROOF INTUMESCENT PAINT

SEALANT ZINC FLASHING & DRIP

2"

1'

2"

2"

1'

2"

2"

1'

2"

3" 3/8" 1 5/8" 3" 3/8" 3/8" 1 5/8" 3" 3/8" 3/8"3" 1 5/8" 3/8"3"

8 5/8" 8 5/8"

SEALANT

7"

SEALANT ZINC FLASHING & DRIP

7"

ZINC FLASHING & DRIP

7"

FIREPROOF INTUMESCENT PAINT

4 4

PANEL DETAIL 1'-1/2"=1'-0"DETAIL PANEL

4

PANEL DETAIL

A-001 A-001

1'-1/2"=1'-0"

8 5/8"

3"

GROU

GROU

GROU

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In the Cloud CreativeHub among skyscrapers

"IN THE CLOUD"

CreativeHuB Among Skyscrapers JIT 2016 Spring Foundation Studio III Individual Work Instructor: Shaofeng Ge Nanjing, China "In the Cloud" is a public space among skyscrapers, it is a flowing space that can be isolated and connected to provide different types of the workspace. In this project, we use free -flow form instead of straight lines. It is wonderful that imaging you now being in a mountain, you can feel the different atmosphere at the different parts of the hill--on the peak, or on the slopes, or on a valley; however you are actually in the same space. Moreover, the ups and downs of the ground meet the human walking habit -- people don't walk in a straight line. The goal of our architecture is to create a way of the movement as close as possible to the natural physical habit, offering more possibilities of activity styles people working there.

CLOUDS OVER HILL

NATURAL RIVERSTONES

LANDSCAPE PAINTING

MORDERN ARTWORK WHALE

CONCEPT SKETCH

URBAN RELATIONSHIP

HOTEL

HOTEL

SHOPPING MALL

SHOPPING MALL

RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

OFFICE

CURRENT PROGRAMS

PROPOSED PROGRAMS

GROUND FLOW METRO LINE HIGH ELEVATOR

GROUND FLOW METRO LINE HIGH ELEVATOR

MIDDLE ELEVATOR LOW ELEVATOR

MIDDLE ELEVATOR LOW ELEVATOR

CURRENT CIRCULATION

PROPOSED CIRCULATION

FROM SURROUNDING TO FORM

PLATFORM OVER THE SITE

PROGRAMS

DEFORMATION

FLUCTUATION SURFACE

CREAT ROOF IN THE SAME WAY

ADD ROOF WINDOWS

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7 3

6 4

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1

5

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1 RESTAURANT 2 FOOD COURT 3

3 TOILET 4 AUDITORIUM 5 STAGE 6 SPORTS 7 EXHIBITION 8 BOOKSTORE 9 OFFICE 10 MEETING 11 COFFEE

INTERIOR SPACE

OFFICE SPACE

STAGE&ADUTIORIUM

EXHIBITION&BOOKSTORE

RESTAURANT

04

Vertical Street Mixed-use Highrise

"VERTICAL STREET"

SITE PLAN

Multi-Program Highrise JIT 2015 Spring Foundation Studio III Collective Work Instructor: Bing Li, Yan Liu Site: Nanjing, China

The objects of this design is through the concept of vertical streets, to improve the utilization rate of land to facilitate residents life, change the understanding of the street, and resurgent the old street once bustling but now declined. Matai Street, the former street full of history, has a rich urban texture and historical background, is the path connecting the north and south of the city since ancient times.

PROGRAMS IN HORIZONTAL DIRECTION

PROGRAMS IN VERTICAL DIRECTION

IDEAL WALKING TOUR

WALKING TOUR CONNECT PROGRAMS

URBAN RELATIONSHIP

CUT OFF

PUSH OUT

INDEPENDENT TOWERS

RISE UP

OPPOSITE COMMUNICATION

BRIDGES CONNECT TOWERS

ADD BRIDGES

SPACES FLOW BETWEEN TOWERS

OFFICE APARTMENT

CONCERT HALL OFFICE SKY GARDEN

OFFICE SKY GARDEN

MUSUEM OFFICE SKY GARDEN

LIBRARY SKY GARDEN

ROOF GARDEN

COMMERICAL SPACE ENTRY

LIBRARY

SKY GARDEN

READING ROOM

OFFICE

OFFICE

SKY GARDEN

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Porous Stone Creative Hub in Sheshan International Village

ELEMENTS: CHURCH OBSERVATORY TEA PLANTATION RIVER SHE MOUNTAIN RESPONSE TO THE SITE

MOUNTAIN

WATER

SURROUNDING BUILDINGS

POROUS STONE

Creative Hub in Sheshan International Village JIT 2016 Spring Studio Individual Work Instructor: Ying Han Shanghai, China The creative hub includes an art museum and some other programs. It origins from the idea of the traditional Chinese gardens, containing the concept of "Jin," which means going into spaces with certain senses of ritual. The visitors can have the similar modes of perception as in traditional Chinese gardens. The mass is separated into small pieces while each of them has connections tightly just like the porous stone. In the project, the concept of the holes of stones is designed as different topic courtyards. At the same time, the courtyard which means "yuan" in Chinese, the same pronunciation as the "circle" and "round," has the meaning of smooth and round.

THIN STEEL COLUMNS IMITATING BAMBOO FOREST

PROGAM ANALYSIS

EDUCATION

CULTURAL CENTER THEATER INTERACTION CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION

CULTURAL EDUCATION

PERMANENT EXHIBITION OUTDOOR EXHIBITION

MULTI-MEDIA

READING ROOM

COMMUNITY SERVICE

AUDIO INTERPRET SERVICE FOR THE DISABLED PUBLIC ADMINISTRAION

COMMERCE

CULTURAL EDUCATION

BRAILLE TOUR OFFICE/ RESEARCH

STORAGE

STORAGE

SERVICE

MUSEUM WORK

ARTISTS' STUDIOS SHOPPING

SIMILARITY

WHEELED CHAIR RENTAL

VENDING MACHINE ART STORE

DINNING

PRIVATE GALLERIES CAFE

COMMERCIAL LIVES

COURTYARD RELAX

UNIQUE

RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE

PRIVATE GALLERIES

ARTISTS STUDIO

CONNECTING CORRIDOR

EXHIBITION HALL II

EXHIBITION HALL I

CONTEMPORTY EXHIBITION HALL II

READING ROOM

EXHIBITION HALL III + IV

CONTEMPORTY EXHIBITION HALL I

AUDITORIUM

STORAGE + OFFICE

COURTYARD

LIGHT

BAMBOO

WATER

FOUNTAIN

STORAGE +OFFICE EXHIBITION READING

EXHIBITION

1F CIRCULATION 2F CIRCULATION -1F CIRCULATION STAFF CIRCULATION

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Box Community Mixed Aging Residential Community

SITE CONDITION

DISTRICT CONNECTION CROWDED

RESIDENTIAL EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL COMMERCIAL

GREEN CONNECTION

MIXED AND DISORDERED

TREE LINE PUBLIC SQUARE COLLEGE

NARROW ALLEY

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BUS STOP SUBWAY STATION MAIN ROAD INWARD AND HIGH-DENSITY

BOX COMMUNITY

Mixed Aging Community JIT 2015 Spring Foundation Studio III Collective Work Instructor: Shaofeng Ge Nanjing, China

Mixed Aging Community is a product of making the full use of land to attract young people and protecting the local residencies; I provided public spaces on ground level to house entertaining and medical facilities; there is much open space within the residential units to enhance the communication between people which is lacking in contemporary neighbor life.

Additionally, people have their habit of life so that I design the different kinds of the dwelling unit for residents. Several sizes of balconies and room composition consist of the community. With more choices and more composition people, there will have a happier life.

CARE-NEED PEOPLE

CAFE

KIDS' COURTYARD ELDERLY'S COURTYARD

READING CORNER

KINDERGARDEN GYM

MULTI-GENERATION INDEPENDENT OLD PEOPLE

DIVERSE GROUPS OF PEOPLE

DAY CARE CENTER

TEA

HEALTH CARE RECOVER CENTER

PUBLIC PROGRAMS IN THE FIRST FLOOR

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Ancient Nanjing with public courtyard

DWELLING UNIT

STRUCTURE

PERSONAL REQUIREMENT

WORK

COOK

LISTEN TO MUSIC READ

PLANT

PAINT

PARTITION OFFICE

TEA ROOM

KITCHEN

RECORDING ROOM STUDY

BEDROOM

GREENHOUSE

ART STUDIO

PLAY ROOM

UNIT COMPOSITION

SELECTED ONES

PLANS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PLAN COMBINATION

PUBLIC SPACES AMONG DEWLLING UNITS

LIBRARY

CAFE

SAUNA

MUSIC ROOM

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Continuous Landscape

campus library

SITE PLAN SPACE CENCEPT CURRENT SITUATION

PROPOSED SITUATION

SHORTEN THE ROUTE

ACHIEVE A NEW PERSPECTIVE OF CAMPUS

IMPROVE CAMPUS LIVILY LEVEL

CONTINUOUS LANDSCAPE Campus Library

JIT 2015 Spring Foundation Studio III Individual Work Instructor: Shaofeng Ge Suzhou, China A full campus needs penetration of space and new public experience, which is the origin of this library. The new construction is lifted up from the ground, giving the ground floor back to the public as continuous landscape and shortening students' route through the site. Continuous formation and slope roof allow people to reach the top-roof and have a fresh perspective on the campus.

The ground and the roof turn into a uniformed landscape, creating more common space for users. Besides, the cantilevered space changes the previous library's inherent calm spatial quality and increases the vitality of the campus.

Slidable grille design is inspired by ancient Chinese casement which can be changed adapting to various climate. In this design, the arrangement of different size and combination of grille meet the requirement of different programs in the library. With the diversification of interiors programs as well as weather, the exterior appearance will change accordingly.

DIVERSITY OF SPACE

BOOK STORAGE

READING ROOM

FORM DEVELOPMENT

GROUP DISCUSSION

EXHIBITION

STRUCTURE DETAIL

HANDRAIL

PLANTING ROOF

DRIPPING EAVES

SLIDE GUIDE GREY MEDAL TRIM STRIP

WOODEN GRILLING

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+1.500 PLAN

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+6.000 PLAN

1 LECTURE HALL 2 CATALOGUE SEARCHING HALL 3 READER SERVICE CENTER 4 READING ROOM 5 STACK 6 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH 7 OFFICE 8 MEETING ROOM 9 CATALOG ROOM 10 SECURITY ROOM 11 STORE 12 TOILET

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+10.500 PLAN

Open Call for Urban Design Optimization Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Base Urban Planning

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project 雨润句容中央商场综合体项目

日景透视图 Daytime Street Perspective 4 地下空间开发策略

1 商业专篇 总体布局 影

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百

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9F 8F 环形流线串联市民广场，下沉景观将商 业人流引入地下。

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百

货

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精品超市 -1F B1层设置庭院，将地面人流和景观导入 地下，打造地下精品商业空间。 -2F 地下停车

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5 主题商业策略

功能分析

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project 雨润句容中央商场综合体项目

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project 雨润句容中央商场综合体项目 住宅共计39层(150M)

住宅

Residential

Residential

住宅共计21层(100M) Residential

引入主题娱乐设施，构建游乐体验中 心。

住宅

Residential

住宅

Residential

百货共计6层 Department store

商业街+百货共计3层

Street Retail +Department store

地下商业

Underground Retail

地下一层商业

Underground Retail

地面与-1层结合布置娱乐设施，地上地 下形成活力氛围。

商业街

Street Retail

百货 Department store

地下二层车库

Underground Parking

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project 雨润句容中央商场综合体项目

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project 雨润句容中央商场综合体项目

Jurong Central Emporium Mixed Use Project

4.3 三维效果图

Urban Design of Mingjue Station Surrounding Area (S1 Metro Line)

石湫站

4.3 三维效果图

宁高城际线石湫站综合开发特定规划区城市设计 2016.06

Urban Design of Shiqiu Station Surrounding Area (S1 Metro Line)

6.3 透视效果

科普教育区 花海梦境区 餐饮娱乐区 生态休憩区 运动健身区 休闲养生区

6.4 景观分析

6.4 景观分析

6.4 景观分析

6.4.1 结构分析

6.4.3 交通分析

6.4.4 视线分析

重要绿色景观节点 次要绿色景观节点 蓝色水系连接 水景观节点 重要绿色景观连接 次要绿色景观连接

游船停靠点 园区出入口道路（8M） 主要道路（包含摆渡车和自行车道，8M） 次要道路（4M）

景观节点

支路（1.5M）

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Meilonghu Landscape Design in Chuanhua urban design

Tangshan Resort Resettlement Community Center Planning and Design Project

KUSHNER STUDIOS 390 BROADWAY 4TH FLOOR NEW YORK CITY 10013

25'-0" New Steel Frame

6'-6"

1'-0" 8'-6"

8'-6"

6'-0"

6'-0" 6'-0" 2

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1486 DEKALB AVE. N.I.C (3 STORIES)

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EL:

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2'-6"

TYPE 5

TYPE 6

N.T.S.

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

TYPE 7

N.T.S.

N.T.S.

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications CELLAR FLOOR EL:

-6'-10"

INSIDE

TYPE 8

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. In per Manufacturer Specifications

OUTSIDE

Proposed Back Elevation

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10'-6"

3'-0"

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

2'-7"

Metal Drip Edge Set in Sealant

7'-10"

3'-0"

1-8"

AVG. GRADE EL: 0'-0"

These Drawings & The Ideas They Convey Are Instruments Of Service For Kushner Studios Architecture + Design, P.c. & Remain Their Property. Neither This Drawing, Nor Any Ideas, Arrangments, Designs Or Plans That They Convey Shall Be Appropriated By, Or Disclosed To Any Person, Firm Or Corporation For Any Use Whatsoever,Except By The Specific Written Permission Of Kushner Studios Architecture + Design, P.c. To Breach This Will Allow Kushner Studios Architecture + Design, P.c. The Right To Collect Damages For, But Not Limited To, Design & Architectural Fees, Legal Reimbursements Resulting From Pursuit Of Fees, Marketing & Potential Future Income, Etc.

Flashing 1/2 In. Back From Brick Face Weeps at 16 In. O.C 1'-0"

Repaint Exist'g Facade

2018 G.C. to Provide Wateproofing All Rights Reserved Sealant, Sil Pan and Drip Edge Flashing on All New Windows

2'-1"

2

6'-6"

6'-0"

8'-6"

2

© Kushner Studios Architecture + Design, P.C.

New Window in Existing Opening G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas New Door in New Opening Existing Stairs to Remain New Transom Window in Existing Opening - G.C. to Provide all Necessary Protections as Req.'d by Code New Non-Combustable Stair with Non-Combustable Railing to Rear Yard FIRST FLOOR

4

3

New Handrail New Tempered Glass

SECOND FLOOR EL: 13'-2"

New Steel Lintel on New Opening

New Steel Lintel on New Opening Infill Portion of Masonry Wall in Existing Opening to Match Stucco New Door in New Opening Existing Portion of Masonry Wall to be Demo'd for New Door Opening New Transom Window in Existing Opening - G.C. to Provide all Necessary Protections as Req.'d by Code New Non-Combustable Stair with Non-Combustable Railing to Rear Yard

6'-6"

Existing Concrete Stair to Remain New Transom Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

Infill Portion of Masonry Wall in Existing Opening to Match Stucco

New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

2'-6"

New Header as Req’d. TYP New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas New Entry Door to & Fixed Window in Existing Opening Existing Metal Railing to Remain

1'-0"

Repaint Existing Fire Escape

New Fire Escape Ladder

N.T.S.

777 Surise HWY, Suite 300

Lynbrooke, NY, Final Spec to11563 be Provided

by Owner.byInstall as In 516.561.5922 Final Spec to be Provided Owner. per Manufacturer Specifications per Manufacturer Specifications

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Double Hung Window, Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

Flashing 1/2 In. Back From Brick Face Weeps at 16 In. O.C

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DEMOLITION D

G.C. to Provide Wateproofing Sealant, Sil Pan and Drip Edge Flashing on All New Windows

1'-1"

2

N.T.S. N.T.S.

Final Spec to be Provided

by Owner.byInstall asInstall as Final Spec to be Provided Owner. per Manufacturer Specifications per Manufacturer Specifications

5'-0"

Structural Engineer TYPE 6 P.C. 4 Becker Engineering, TYPE

RISER RR

2

N.T.S.

2'-6"

THIRD FLOOR EL: 24'-0"

ARCHITECTURALS A

TYPE 2

TYPETYPE 5 3

MEP ENGINEER: Concord Consulting Engineering, PC 28 Concord Dr. Livingston, NJ 07039 W: 917.756.1507 F: 973.533.0548

ELECTRICAL E

Existing Stucco Facade to Remain New Windows in Existing Opening 3'-0"Compliance with - G.C. to Ensure BC 2406 as No Glazing is 5'-2" Located in Hazardous Areas

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

1482 DEKALB AVE. N.I.C (3 STORIES)

New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

2'-6"

2

9'-10"

2

5'-0"

N.T.S.

1482 DEKALB AVE. N.I.C (3 STORIES)

2

ISSUE REV. #: FOR CLIENT REVIEW

TYPE 1

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

2

DATE: 6/14/18

5'-2"

New Windows in New Openings - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas New Window in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

2

35'-2 7/8"

New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

Expeditor: KUSHNER studios 390 Broadway, 4th Floor New York, NY 10023 W: 212.965.0914 F: 212.965.0649

Syntetic Stucco 2

1'-0"

Painted Steel Frame

Painted Aluminum Fencing

N.T.S.

Client: 1484 DEKALB AVE, LLC 930 Eastern Parkway, Suite #4 Brooklyn, NY 11213

9'-10"

2'-3 7/8"

Tempered Glass

ROOF EL: 34'-10"

Metal Parapet

2'-6" 2'-6"

New Windows in New Openings - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas Existing Fire Escape to Remain

New Windows in Existing Opening - G.C. to Ensure Compliance with BC 2406 as No Glazing is Located in Hazardous Areas

2'-3 7/8"

New Fixed Spandrel Glass

Wooden Window Sill

ZONING Z

PROPOSED ELEVATIONS

20 of 23

06/14/18

86R18

as noted

Stone Coping or Metal Flashing Double Hung Window, Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

Metal Drip Edge Set in Sealant

INSIDE

1

Window Detail

T-006 NOT TO SCALE Wooden Window Sill

1484 Dekalb Ave, Brooklyn, New York

Stone Coping or Metal Flashing

Exterior Masonry Wall

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# OF PAGES:

G.C. to Provide Wateproofing Sealant, Sil Pan and Drip Edge Flashing on All New Windows

OUTSIDE

Double Hung Window, Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

DATE:

JOB #:

Exterior Masonry Wall SCALE:

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212.965.0914 F.: 212.965.0649 E.: INFO@KUSHNERSTUDIOS.COM W.: WWW.KUSHNERSTUDIOS.COM

8'-6"

New Gate New FDNY Access Platform New Roof Curb Existing Gooseneck Ladder to Remain

8'-6"

F

6'-2 1/8"

6'-2 1/8"

New FDNY Access Platform

KUSHNER studio

BROOKLYN, NY 11237

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

A-100.00 A-103.00 A-201.00

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TYPE 2

N.T.S.

SCHEDULES X

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2'-0"

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2'-0"

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2'-0"

2'-0"

TYPE 1

Final Spec to be Provided by Owner. Install as per Manufacturer Specifications

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