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CHARLES WU

Disturb the Reality

PORTFOLIO 2012-2017


柳暗花明又一村


Disturb the Reality There is a poem from the Southern Song Dynasty that reads: "After endless mountains and rivers that leave doubt whether there is a path out, suddenly one encounters the shade of a willow, bright flowers and a lovely village."

Academic Works

[DRIFTING BEIJING]

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[WHAO]

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[THE LOST LAND]

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[FLYING FISH]

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[China Philharmonic Hall]

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[Le Chun Fang Yard No. 1]

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[Dagon City II]

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-- The Opera

-- Self-Sufficient House

-- Renovation of the Chungking Mansion in HK

-- Pavillion

Professional Works

-- The Music Hall

-- Renovation of Chinese Traditional SiHeYuan

-- Mixed-used of Residential, Offices, Retail & Hotels


Academic Works 2012-2017



DRIFTING BEIJING 01 OPERA

Beijing, with its tremendous development potential, abundant resources and a multitude of opportunities, is embracing pe the country every day. Young drifters have been flocking to the cultural center as well as the largest magnet for talent and regardless of how tough life might turn out to be for them. Their life, struggle and persistence have tinted a colorful spot civilization boasting a splendid culture and an explosive economy. This old yet modern city has become increasingly diversified yet powerful love. Here is not the place for performances or exhibitions, but for gathering. The people who love arts, music, literature are we parties in the "Drifting Beijing". 01


eople from all over the elite of China, t on to the ancient d with their youthful

elcome to join the

OPERA DESIGN BEIJING, CHINA 2016/3 - 2016/5

INDEPENDENT WORK

INSTRUCTOR Professor XIANGDONG LU 02


WUDAOKOU STREET VIEW -----

EXISTING COND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS Commercial Recreational Residential The facilities around the site are complexed. Many different kinds of people are having different activities at WUDAOKOU.

PUBLIC AREA ANALYSIS Public Area There is a lack of public area around the site. The environment of the site is disordered and dull.

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Disordered, Confused, but Rich

DITION ANALYSIS TRANSPORT ANALYSIS Subway Station

The WuDaoKou Subway Station is at the east of the site, it is the main source of the visitors.

PUPULARITY ANALYSIS People Due to the subway station, the area surrounded by shows the highest popularity.

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1. The east side of the site is more comfortable for visitors to walk; The main entrance is located in the southwest corner facing the subway station.

2. The BOH of main stage is placed at the north, and more public area is allowed at the south.

3. Around 2000 people are squeezing out at the end of the show, so huge public area is needed. Two entrances are allowed to exit in order to enhance efficiency.

4. A rooftop garden is designed to allow visitors to rest and chat to each others.

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Roof

Acoustic Shell

Theatre Studio Theatre Orchestra PIT

Wall

Cafe Area

Foyer Dressing Room

Resting Place Ground Floor Parking PIT (Studio Theatre) PIT (Theatre)

B1 Parking BoH B2 Parking BoH

PROGRAMMATIC BREAKDOWN The underground contains two storeys for carparks and BOH, while the uper levels are hybrid combinations between exhibitions, opera, public area, and practising rooms. 07


2/F LOBBY: Into the Polish

Visitors could enjoy the nice view at the public area before and after the shows, chatting with friends and having a nice coffee. 08


LONGITUDIN

Depicting the relationship between the urban atrium, the theatre and the studio the stage. In some theaters, specifically proscenium theaters, arena theaters and amphith area is undefined so that each theater In addition to these acting spaces, there may be offstage spaces as well. These inc where props, sets and scenery may be stored as well as a place for actors awaiting a behind the stage may be designated for such uses while a blackbox theate 09


NAL SECTION

eatre. The most important of these areas is the acting space generally known as the heaters, this area is permanent part of the structure. In a blackbox theater the acting may adapt specifically to a production. clude wings on either side of a proscenium stage (called "backstage" or "offstage") an entrance. A Prompter's box may be found backstage. In an amphitheater, an area er may have spaces outside of the actual theater designated for such uses. 10


WALL SECTION DETAIL

Relationship between facade and opera interior zones 11


Acoustic Wall Close-up Detail view of the panel aesthetic from the auditorium interior

The Auditorium

The parterre consists of 792 seats and the tier consists of 512 seats, in total 1304 seats. 12


living containers

envelope of local building codes

wooden deck

WHAO 02

SELF-SUFFICIENT HOUSE

The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon is a collegiate competition of 10 contests that challenge student teams to desi build full-size, solar-powered houses. The winner of the competition is the team that best blends design excellence and smart production with innovation, market potential, and energy and water efficiency. Solar Decathlon is more than a competition. It's an intensive learning experience for consumers and homeowners as they expe the latest technologies and materials in energy-efficient design, clean energy technologies, smart home solutions, water conse measures, electric vehicles, and sustainable buildings. On behalf of Tsinghua University, I participated in the Solar Decathlon China 2017 (SDC 2017) as the chief executive officer. 13


ign and energy

erience ervation

photovoltaic panel polycarbonate skin

envelope of local building codes

60°

water tank

water tank

SOLAR DECATHLON 2017 DEZHOU, CHINA 2016/5 - 2017/9

COLLABORATORS ZHOU Tong | ZHANG JiaQi | LI TianYing | ZHANG HaoTian | SHANG YuHang

CONTRIBUTION Chief Operation Officer Concept & Research 50% | Design 60% Drawings & Renderings 80% | Physical Model 60% 14


Living Unit for Middle-Aged Couple: It is composed of 2 modules which is 3m by 4.5m in dimension, one serves as bedroom and the other contain toilet, shower, closet and equipment. The couple visit casually, therefore this unit can be shut down when not used to save energy.

Alarm for accidental slip during shower AM

PM

AM

Smart mirror: showing personal health status and house energy consumption

Living Room Unit: Composed of 3 modules of 3m by 6m. It is an open sp activities as well as meeting friends from the commun including sofa, table, and independent chairs can retr when a larger space is needed.

AM

PM

Shopping reminder, cooking instruction

PM

Home theatre, Motion sensing game in AR

Working at home App PM

Interior environment switching to sleep mode PM

Laundry AM

WASHER

PM

STAGE I Old 55-65

Study and play through multi-media

The old couple just retired and settled in the suburb

Living Unit for the Old Couple and their Grandchild: Composed of 2 modules of 3m by 4.5m and one mod The old couple live in the same space with young gra and the child can be taken care of. Two bedrooms are contains a small kitchen for the old to make breakfas The bedroom for the child is also a space for children can assembled to double when there is a new family

HikingHiking TakingTaking Care of Care Grandchildren of Grandchildren

PERIOD PERIOD STAGE II I

Young Young Adults Adults

Children Children

PERIOD PERIOD STAGE IIII II

PERIOD PERI STAGE

WeWe willwill come come andand visitvisit youyou once once a week! a week! I love I love thethe nature! nature!

WeWe lovelove hiking! hiking!

Elderly Elderly

PERIOD PERIOD STAGE II I

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PERIOD PERIOD STAGE IIII II

PERIOD PERI STAGE


pace for family nity. Furniture ract into the wall,

PM

The old couple enjoy their retiring life; their children are still busy in their work, and their grandchild grows and go to school. They visit casually. In this stage the old require more communication with neighbors and friends.

Afternoon tea, community salon, friends' chat, small concert

LIFE LONG HOUSE

The old couple grow weak and act more indoor; Their grandchild goes to college and the middleaged couple will soon retire. They have more time to accompany the old. The requirement for family communication grows.

The old suffer from chronic disease and require nursing. Their children also retire and live together to help taking care of the old. The grandchild work in the city and casually live in Module C.

DoingDoing anythings anythings they want they want

BACKGROUND Respect the Old and Value Filial Piety

PERIOD PERIOD IV IV STAGE IV

STAGES According to the Aging Process of the Old

I’veI’ve been been grown grown up up andand I can I can taketake care care of myself. of myself. I’ll stay I’ll stay beside beside you. you.

LIFELONG LIFELONG HOUSE HOUSE FORFOR ELDERLY ELDERLY

Module X1 added: Unit A, B and C are connected, so the old can walk from the bedroom to the living room more easily. Module X1 also provides a lounge for the family.

Module X1 moves southward: The module becomes the living room for the old and the bedroom of nursing worker.

STAGE IV Age 85-95

Regular Regular Medical Medical Treatment Treatment

D III III EIOD III

Module B3: The grandchild bedroom turn into a small living room for the elderly.

STAGE III Age 75-85

dule of 3m by 6m. andchildren, so that the old can be accompanied e separated to prevent interruption. This unit st and snack. n to play, with a wall to draw on and a bed that member.

D III III EIOD III

Module A3: The furniture wall opens and a temporary bedroom is separated for the grandchild.

STAGE II Age 65-75

Module A3: For meeting guests Module B3: For newly retired couple, to take care of the old directly.

It is a tradition in Chinese culture to respect the old and to value filial piety, yet this is challenged by a tremendous migration from villages to cities. Families are stretched spatially: the elderly stay in resourceless hometown while their children work in tensed cities. Thus, commonly the old switch across cities to help take care of babies or be taken care of by offspring, through which they lose the sense of home, however. STAGE I PERIOD I The young adults are working in The young adults are working in downtown. The elderly, just downtown and do not have enough time retired, take care of the children. taking care of young children. The elderly, just retired, take the responsibility PERIOD II STAGE II The children have grown up and have toup and The children have grown have to go to school in downtown. The elderly share go to school in downtown. The elderly more times with other elderly in the community. share more time with other elderly in the community. PERIOD III

STAGE III The young adults are just retired. They come to the WHAO House and live with the elderly togethThe young adults are just retired. They er. come to the House and live with the PERIOD IV elderly together.

Young Adults

Children

The elderly become ill and disabled, nurse takes care of

them. STAGE IV The elderly become ill and disabled. Nurse takes care of them.

Elderly

PERIOD PERIOD IV IV STAGE IV

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Every living cubes are independent to each other. And they are flexible in size, location, and function. There-fore, different combination could be formed so as to satisfy customers’ needs. deck

PARENTS box-a

c a box-b

PUBLIC

Fabricated boxes assembly a 4 box-a: 3000*4500*2830 4 box-b: 3000*6000*2830 1 box-c: 1500*6000*2830

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living room transformation

day time

family cinema

night time

Flexible space into a family cinema The space in the cubes can be transformed into several different functions.

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INDEPENDENCE Energy and Water Reclaim System

Solar Thermal Collector Solar PV Panal

Water Storage: for Cleansed Reclaimed Water & for Ornament

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INTERDEPENDENCE


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The other units respond and provide heating when need.

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The unit for the old fulfill all necessary functions and provide constant heating.

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The envelope provide shelter from rain.

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Outdoor space for planting and public activities.

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govern- project ment supporter

project initiation

tax payer

subsidy provider

The facade detail 1 project family performer

room fee subsidy provider

grid connection

power project grid performer

tourists

charging pile user

The facade detail 2 electricity output

people nearby

CASH FLOW OF THE HOUSEHOLD WITH USING SOLAR ENERGY

The solar panels detail

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Due to the support from the government, families can enjoy low tax for developing solar power. Though it requires a higher cost, families can charge fee from tourists who require room for resting and people nearby who consume electricity produced by solar panels. These allow families opportunities to earn money.


Detail of a living unit Cutting through units, interior fabrication, and space.Every details, including insulating panel, water-proof sheet, steel frame...etc, are essential to maintain comfortability of the WHAO House.

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Government would love to help if solar energy could be applied in the mean�me.

Village officer

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We can provide speed-construc�on technology and prefabricated boxes to make space flexible.

A hidden hostel in our villa should be built to a�ract those who le� back.

Villagers’ representa�ve

村委会

I’ve alread you th Use these fabricated boxes to build more easily! Fine. I’ll see what you can do...


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rior fabrication, and space.

Welcome to our family hostel! I’ll show you the room.

Thank you,young lady.

Hey mate, I’ve decided to come back to the village since my house is now both profitable and comfortable!

dy told hat. Incredible!You’ve finished building it in 21 days!

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THE LOST LAND 03

RENOVATION OF THE CHUNGKING MANSION IN HONG KONG

The city is developing non-stop, old buildings are deconstructed and replaced by high-rise blocks. However, the lifestyle in and regular as the city space is too dense which leads to a lack of public space. There is a lose of vitality in the city, but in the lifestyle is still fascinating. Though it is disordered, dirty and confused, we can find anything that we want in it. Though the people in it are interacting all the time. Chungking Mansion is the lost land in Hong Kong. As the days have passed, Chungking Mansion is getting older. I would like to undertake renovation of it. The renovation s upgrade the space and facilities in it, but also to raise public awareness of the importance of vitality in Hong Kong. 25


n HK become boring Chungking Mansion, e space in it is dense,

scheme is not only to 26


THE LOST LAND RENOVATION OF THE CHUNGKING MANSION IN HONG KONG In the Lost Land, the space will be still dense and small, the richness of spaces is maintained. Moreover, there will be a blur between interior and exterior space in order to allow interaction between the Lost Land and the buildings surrounding. Also, the green area is the essential element in the Lost Land. Mainly, there are four components which compose the Lost Land, they are elevation, rooftop garden, super atrium, and rich spaces.

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Elevation

The elevation of the Lost Land is remaining the same scale and order with the buildings surrounding in order to maintain the organic order of the city. Also, it is used to hide the richness inside the building, you can only find amazement when you get into the Lost Land. Moreover, some small sky gardens are created on elevation in order to allow interaction between the Lost Land and the city.

Rooftop Garden

The rooftop garden is an enjoyable space. Everyone in Hong Kong hope to live with a rooftop garden which allows us to get closer to the sky. Due to the density of skyscrapers in Hong Kong, people can seldom see the blue sky. Hence, a life with rooftop garden is really important. Moreover, the rooftop garden in Lost Land can also become a platform to connect with the rooftop of buildings surrounding.

Super Atrium

When people access into the Lost Land, we will finally arrive a spiritual space, the Super Atrium. It is a 55m tall atrium with a perfect circular pond on the ground floor. It is elaborated from the original atrium which is a traditional space in Hong Kong residential buildings. At the Super Atrium, you will feel free and comfortable. The waterfalls are pouring down from the rooftop down to the circular pond, bushes and greenwalls are planted on every sky garden, it is a good place to take a rest and think. You will never be influenced by the outer world when you are in the Super Atrium, but only the sky and the pond.

Rich Spaces

The spaces in the Lost Land is small, but rich. It contains, residentials, restaurants, museums, libraries, gyms...etc. They are welcome to everyone, no matter how old you are, what sex you are, where you are from. And in the Lost Land, you will find out the things you have lost.

1. Original Ground Floor Plan 2. Original Atrium

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NATHAN ROAD

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Chungking Mansion is an old building located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. The building is well known as nearly the che accommodation in Hong Kong. Though the building was supposed to be residential, it is made up of many independent low-b hotels, shops and other services.

The spaces in the Lost Land is small, but rich. It contains, residentials, restaurants, museums, libraries, gyms...etc. They are we to everyone, no matter how old you are, what sex you are, where you are from. And in the Lost Land, you will find out the thing have lost. 29


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FLYING FISH 04 PAVILLION

FLYING FISH seeks to create an environment for TAIWAN local farmers to rest. The proposal conceptually uses the flocking create the shape of pavilion. In terms of environmentally friendly, we used recycled plastic bottles as our main material. In order to perform the extremity o a special joint was designed which could lift 10 huge aluminum panels. In this competition, I had learnt that diagrams and sketches were not nearly enough to construct architecture. 31


g habit of fish to

of plastic bottles,

The CSCEC Cup 2016 TAIWAN 2016/8 - 2016/8 COLLABORATORS ZHANG JiaQi | CHEN Da | BAI RuoQi | SHANG YuHang CONTRIBUTION Concept & Research 50% | Design 60% Drawings & Renderings 100% | Physical Model 60% REWARD Honourable Mention 32


CONCEPT: JAPANESE ORIGAMI Using the Japanese origami is to simulate the fish scale, as fish is a speciality of TAIWAN.

DETAIL 1: DETACHABLE DISPLAYING BOTTLES

Some plastic bottles are detachable from the structure, we put different special vegetables' samples in it for exhibition. 33


OVERVIEW

The fish-flocking shaped pavilion 34


PARTS R - Roof Component F - Foundation Component S - Structural Post M-01 - Metal Cable M-02 - Metal Washer M-03 - Metal Bolt 1 M-04 - Metal Bolt 2 M-05 - Metal Bolt Cap M-06 - Metal Threaded Rod B-01 - Beam #1 B-02 - Beam #2

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B-03 - Beam #3 B-04 - Beam #4 B-05 - Beam #5 B-06 - Beam #6 B-07 - Beam #7 B-08 - Beam #8 B-09 - Beam #9 B-10 - Beam #10 BO-1 - Plastic Bottle BO-2 - Plastic Bottle Cap W-01 - Wood Component

B-01 M-03 M-02 M-01 B-02

BO-1 M-03 M-02 BO-2 W-01

BEAM JOINT DETAIL 2

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BOTTLE JOINT DETAIL

M-05 M-02 B-04 B-03 M-06

B-05 M-03 M-01 B-06 B-07

BEAM JOINT DETAIL

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DECK JOINT DETAIL

PROGRAMMATIC BREAKDOWN

The pavillion is made of 50% wood, 30% plastic bottles, and 20% aluminum plates. 35


DETAIL 2: ROOF

The aluminum panel is supported by plastic bottles. 36


Professional Projects 2012-2017



Location: Beijing, China Typology: Concert Hall Status: Design Development Site Area: 11,600 sqm Building Area: 26,587 sqm Building Height: 24 m

CHINA PHILHARMONIC HALL 01 Concert Hall

The China Philharmonic Hall is designed in collaboration with renowned acoustic expert Yasuhisa Toyota, and will be the orch residence. The philharmonic orchestra’s goal is to create a state-of-the-art concert hall that will serve as a cultural exchange for classical music. Located at the south side of the Workers Stadium East Gate in Beijing’s Central Business District, the conce 11,600 sqm, and has a total floor area of 26,587 sqm. Rooted in Eastern philosophy, the China Philharmonic Hall aims to cre concert hall design and introduce a space within the busy city that promotes conversations between people, nature, and music 39


hestra’s first permanent and China’s new locus ert hall covers a site of eate a new formula for c.

MAD Architects Beijing, China DIRECTORS Ma Yansong, Dang Qun, Yosuke Hayano POSITION DESIGN TRAINEE 2017/5 - 2017/9 Interior Rendering 5%

CONTRIBUTION | Design 5% 40


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LE CHUN FANG YARD NO. 1 02 RENOVATION OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL SIHEYUAN

Shichahai is located in the Le Chun Fang Yard No. 1, from afar and other traditional courtyard identical, dark grey walls, red hospital, it is the other side of the world: brick floor, room, room, room, back seat room, corridor and other Goods are av chaoshou. Looked up, gray tiles on the roof two lighting mirror attracted the attention of reporters. "This is a specially designe lighting, and surface lighting glass combination, let the life in the ground beneath the people feel at the ground." Le Chun Fa construction party responsible for one of the Li Yan told reporters. 43


door. Walked into the vailable in all varieties. ed for the underground ang Yard No. 1 project

Tsinghua University Beijing, China DIRECTORS Professor ZHANG Hong POSITION DESIGN TRAINEE 2016/8 - 2016/11 CONTRIBUTION Concept & Research 30% | Design 30% Drawings & Renderings 60% | Physical Model 10% 44


Underground CourtYard

Some plastic bottles are detachable from the structure, we put different special vegetables' samples in it for exhibition. 45


FLAT B1: LIVING ROOM The underground contains two storeys for carparks and BOH, while the uper levels are hybrid combinations between exhibitions, opera, public area, and practising rooms.

FLAT B1: LIVING ROOM

Some plastic bottles are detachable from the structure, we put different special vegetables' samples in it for exhibition. 46


DAGON CITY II 03

Mixed Use of Residential, Retail, Office & Hotel

Dagon City brings a new concept in mixed-use international urban living to the Yangon Central Business District. Designed to City is where both expatriates and Myanmar nationals alike will feel at home where everything is within doorsteps. Conceived as a harmonious integration of nature and urban living. Dagon City comprises 8-storey residential towers on an ele A world class 5-star hotel along with a vast array of branded retail shops has also been planned to make Dagon City a new l work and play all in one location. 47


WONG TUNG Architects Hong Kong SAR LOCATION Yagon, Myanmar POSITION DESIGN TRAINEE 2015/1 - 2015/2

o create an intimate sense of community. Dagon

evated sky garden for relaxed low-density living. luxury destination in Yangon where you can live, Site Plan Design 5%

CONTRIBUTION | Diagrams 5% 48


CHARLES WU t. +44 7596498948

m. wucharleswu@gmail.com

a. Rm H, Ft 107, North Lodge, Tottenham Hale, London, UK

E D U C A T I O N S Tsinghua University, China B. Arch Architecture | 2012. 8 - 2017. 8 School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, China

University College London M. Arch Architectural Design | 2017. 9 - Present Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, UK

LANGUAGES MANDARIN

CANTONESE

ENGLISH

GERMAN

N A T I V E

F L U E N T

N A T I V E

B A S I C

SKILLS R H I N O

AUTOCAD

SKETCHUP

V - R A Y

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M A Y A

U N I T Y

C# CODING

A D O B E S U I T E

MICROSOFT OFFICE


E M P L O Y M E N T S WongTung Group of Companies Architectural Intern | 2015. 1 - 2015. 2 WT Group, HongKong, China

ZhangHong Atelier(Tsinghua Uni.) Architectural Design Trainee | 2016. 5 - 2016. 9 ZH Atelier, Tsinghua University, ZhangHong Atelier Beijing, China

MAD Architects Architectural Design Trainee | 2017. 5 - 2017. 9 MAD Architects Beijing Office, Beijing, China

INVOLVEMENT Beijing Design Week 2014 Exhibition Design of BiFu Fashion | 2014. 7 - 2014. 8

Dagon City II, Yangon, Myanmar Site Plan Design of Dagon City II in Yangon, Myanmar | 2015. 1 - 2015. 2

LeChunFang Yard No. 1, Beijing Interior Design and Construction | 2016. 7 - 2016. 9

Team WHAO in SDC 2017 Participating Solar Decathlon 2017 on behalf of Tsinghua University | 2016. 5 - 2017. 5

China Philharmonic Hall, Beijing Participating in the design and the production process in MAD Architect | 2017. 5 - 2017. 9

AWARDS UNICEF Inclusive Play Space Design Competition Honourable Mention | 2015. 8

The CSCEC Cup 2016 Honourable Mention - Fabrication Competition | 2016. 8

UIA - HYP Cup 2017 Honourable Mention - International student conceptual competition | 2017. 8


THE PORTFOLIO OF NGAIHANG, WU EMAIL: wucharleswu@gmail.com ADDRESS: Room H, FLAT 107, North Lodge, TOTTENHAM HALE, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM


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