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MIXED-USE HOUSING 395 3rd St, San Francisco, CA
This project is mix-used development residential building which includes 55 lof t units, 8436 sq f t of fice, 5389 sq f t retail and parking lot. The concept is create abundant experience for dif ferent occupants based on site environment. T h e d e s i g n i n n o v a t e d t h e t r a n d i t i o n a l b a y w i n d o w, a f a m i l i a r a r c h i t e c t u r a l f e a t u r e o f S a n Francisco’s ear ly houses. Shif ting incrementally over the outer facade of residence levels. The bay windows of fer ample views, light, and air and infor m the building’s distinctive for m and texture. Bay window bacame canopy of the retail when it repeated down to the edge of the second floor on Harrison street side. The tower meets the ground at a pleasant, human scale and of fers retail space fronting Harrison and 3rd street. contributing new wide pedestrian amenities to a highly walkable area of the cit y with excellent transpor tation connections. there is a public open space above the ground level, which provide an oppor tunit y to experience of this builidng for the people who love life.
PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
Harrison St. view PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
3rd St. view PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
Street View PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
Sction
Courtyard View
Roof Garden View circulation diagram
PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
Unit Type 1
Elevation
Unit Type 2
Lobby view
2nd floor plan
1st floor plan Section PROJECT / MIXED-USE HOUSING
PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING 22nd St, San Francisco, CA Pier 70 was the most developed area in San Francisco, even the west coast. However it gradually disappeared from people’s eyesight in the recent centur y due to industr y upgrade and the downfall of ship manufacturing business. For the master plan, we hoped to revitalize Pier 70 by creating a main business axis, 22nd St. which is going to extend from Illinois St. to the newly rebuilt Pier 70 ferr y building, which will suppor t San Francisco’s marine transpor tation along with downtown fer r y building. So the e n t i r e f a c i l i t i e s w i l l a t t r a c t p e o p l e c o m e a n d l e a r n a b o u t i t s h i s t o r y. for inheriting and extending the local urban fabric, there are three new streets in nor thsouth direction will turn the land into four greenbelts and dramatically increase the landscape coverage of Dogpatch area. At the same time, veteran housings are rhythmically laid on each g r e e n b e l t t o g u a r a n t e e s u f f i c i e n t s u n l i g h t , v i e w s a n d f r e s h a i r f r o m S a n F r a n c i s c o B a y. A l l these wiggly shape residences divided public space and private space, connected social service programs to the busy 22nd St.
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
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Who are they?
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Ferry Building
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Percentage of Total Veteran Population by Period of Service 2010-2040
WWII WWII Korean Conflict Conflict Korean Vietnam Era Era Vietnam Gulf War War Era Era Gulf
What's happen in them? Helps for PTSD patients sharing feelings and symptoms with family, friends or doctors In touch with other PTSD patients, encouraging each others Working out could dealing with stress Dedicating on work, participating in community activities for distraction
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San Francisco Vet Center (505 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA 94102) Vet Centers understand and appreciate Veterans’ war experiences while assisting them and their family members toward a successful post-war adjustment in or near their community. Percentage of Female Veteran Population
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HISTORICAL RESOURCES 1941. 6-story. 256’ long x 77’ wide x 79’ tall. Storage. 1900. 101’ long x 75’ wide x 44’ tall. Electric Shop/Substation. 1941. 2-story. 248’long x 59’ tall. Electric Shop/Substation.
TCH/ SITE ANALYSIS PACLIMATE 2
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Black: 16% Hispanic: 10.2% All other races: 5.5% Black: 14.3% Hispanic: 8.2% All other races: 4.5%
Black: 12.5% Hispanic: 6.5% All other races: 3.8%
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What they need?
12%
Medical services institution (ex:outpatient clinic) Accessibility facilities Indoor and outdoor communication spaces Activity spaces (Swimming pool, Yoga club, Gym, Park, Runway for trainning)
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WORLD WAR II - European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign-Medal (7 Dec. 1941 to 8 Nov. 1945), Asiatic - Pacific Campaign Medal (7 Dec. 1941 to 2 Mar. 1946), or American Campaign Medal (7 Dec. 1941 to 2 Mar. 1946) AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINES - 7 Dec. 1941 to 15 Aug. 1945 KOREAN WAR - 27 June 1950 to - 27 July 1954 VIETNAM WAR - 28 Feb. 1961 to 7 May 1975 LEBANON - 25 Aug. 1982 to 26 Feb. 1984 GRENADA - 23 Oct. 1983 to 21 Nov. 1983 PANAMA - 20 Dec. 1989 to 31 Jan. 1990 PERSIAN GULF - 2 Aug. 1990 to [be established] SOMALIA - 17 Sept. 1992 to [be established] BOSNIA - 21 Nov. 1995 to 01 Nov. 2007 KOSOVO - 24 Mar. 1999 to [be established] OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM: 7 Oct. 2001 to [be established] OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM: 19 Mar. 2003 to 17 Feb. 2010 OPERATION NEW DAWN: 17 Feb. 2010 to [be established]
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BUS ROUTE
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PROPOSED ROUTE
WWII:0% Korean Conflict:0% Vietnam Era:26% Gulf War Era: 54% WWII:0% Korean Conflict:4% Vietnam Era:28% Gulf War Era: 46%
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Veteran Population
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PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
22nd St. stripe type block
Master Plan
veteran housing commercial area
service facility green space terraced public space
Concept Sketching
Generative Diagram
Generative Diagram
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
22nd street view
22nd street section perspective view PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
keyway
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FOIL-BACKED RIGID INSULATION N STUDS S VAPOR BARRIER TUBING FOR BATT INSULATION HYDRONIC RADIANT HEATING SYSTEM
TONGUE&GROOVE HARDWOOD FLOORING ON SLEEPER
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GRADE BEAM PILES & PILE CAPBEYOND
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
CONSTRUCTION FACTS
Construction type: Rear Ventilated Curtain Wall Material: Powder-coated Aluminum Fixing: Punctuated Fixing
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
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building section perspective
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water meter
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floor system section
PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
Regular Thermostat
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Electronic Controls
Radiant Heat System Circulation Pump
Regular Thermostat 74F
Boiler
ONE BEDROOM - VETERAN HOUSING
Electronic Controls
Radiant Heat System
Regular Thermostat 74F Electronic Controls
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Radiant Heat System
TWO BEDROOM - VETERAN HOUSING
Circulation Pump
BUILDING USAGE Boiler
TWO BEDROOM - MARKET RATE HOUSING
HOUSING RETAIL PARKING CHILDCARE
ENERGY USE INDEX
2B
TV
studio dio
TV
Unit Air Diagram
Building Usage PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
ground floor plan
first floor plan PROJECT / PIER 70 VETERAN HOUSING
EUGLENA TOWER 706 Missiono, San Francisco, CA Euglena is one of the world most famous Japanese biotech company. Was built on the hard work and relentless persistence of perusing better biological product. Now their work have earn them enough strength to reach out and share their technology across the Pacific Ocean. San Francisco is a great gateway city. This city provide high intensity circulation of money, business, people, idea and many more other a ctivities. All of this hot spot communicate with each of the through pedestrian circulations, my concept is to fold the highest density activity in to the site. The purpose of this tower is created a live-work community for my client which willbe a prototype for future high-rise headquarters for tech company & biotech company. The folds create vertically oriented spaces where shared amenities are located. The orientation of the vertical folds determined the curtain wall types. the surface of the folds in wall type 1 which includes perforated metal panels to shield the low western and eastern sun. The surface between the folds is wall type 2 which has IGU panels with coated glass. Attempting to insert building structure into the folds, the vertical folds adapt to program organization on the interior. So each individual piece of fold has appropriate structure system. For example interior folds became vertical column and the folds on the east and west perimeter of the tower provide lateral bracing. The purposed of every floor should be orientated with the long span between each fold which creates a spacious and changeable environment, I decided to use concrete as a single material and post-tension floor system though the entire building.
PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
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communicating stairs+escalator circulation: Communicating stairs provide PHYSICAL CONNECTION cross the vertical folds through out the tower. There are 2 elevator zones one zone serves the lowzones, the other serves the upper zone.At the transform floor, the lobbies for the condo, hotel and cafe are located.
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PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
19th floor plan
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PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
WALL TYPE1 PERFORATED METAL PANELS SCREEN WALL TYPE2 IGU PANELS WITH COATED GLASS
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PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
PROJECT / 706 MISSION HIGHRISE
POINT REYES NATIONAL PARK VISITOR CENTER
Entrance View
Marin County, CA Design an audience loop as the main circulation of this project which converge various opportunities, such as experience, communication and discovery. the loop tendency and each particular program in the loop depended on climate, geography, biology and history.
Structure System P R O J E C T / P O I N T R E Y E S N AT I O N A L PA R K V I S I TO R C E N T E R
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2nd FloorPlan
Elevations P R O J E C T / P O I N T R E Y E S N AT I O N A L PA R K V I S I TO R C E N T E R
WORK EXPERIENCES
TURI Architectural Design & Urban Planning (China) Dec 2011 - Sep 2012
http://www.aatu.com.cn
Xinzhong Road Mixed-use Project
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The project is located in Guilin new economic development area, Guangxi, China. The project includes 3 towers of Multi-family, one 7 floors governmental office, two commercial buildings, shopping center and underground parking garage.
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PROJECT / SHENZHEN GOLF CLUB HOUSING
Heiniucheng Village Hexi district, Tianjin, China We focus on schematic design in this high-density project, there are multi-family housing, shopping center and 1 office building, and provides a huge public garden in middle of the central axis of this project.
PROJECT / HEINIUCHENG VILLAGE