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S E L E C T E D
W O R K S
A C A D E M I C
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SUBCULTURE HUB Headquarter Office
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EPHEMERAL GLIMPSED Mesuem of Glass
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LA RIVIÈRE Co-Living Complex
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
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ALKF+ /HKGGA Headquarters /HKU Students Residence
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01 SUBCULTURE HUB
Headquarter Office Tower for VANS The presevation of subcultures "House of Vans" Tower is a high-rise headquarter office for Vans. The initail idea is 'preservation of subcultures'. Subcultures, like graffiti and tattoos develop their own norms and values. They are immersed in the society while keeping their specific characteristics intact. However, it can be perceived as negative due to their nature of criticism to the dominant society standard. Subcultures are being neglected by the universal values. The architecture creates opportunities to recall what is truly precious in this city.
VANS TIMELINE A BRIFE HISTORY OF THE BRAND
CO-FOUNDER
#PUAL VAN DOREN #JIM VAN DOREN
SINCE1966
#THE FIRST SHOP #44 AUTHENTIC
1976
1978 #38 SK8-HI
#95 ERA
1977
#36 OLD SKOOL
1995X
BM #MUSIC TOUR #
1982 #98 SLIP ON
Vans is a company which plays the leading role in the industry that promoting and saving the subcultures, “Off the wall” is a rallying cry for self-expression. In the form of skateboarding, art, music and street culture, showcasing and inspire people with passion and creativity. House of Vans is a place where the imagination is let loose over multiple facets, it gathers and inspires everyone who participate. This is the experiential hub for people to come together and embrace the “Off the wall” sprite.
DESIGN PROCESS CULTURE
SITE CONTEXT
2 Friday’s Tattoo CO.
3 Canton Barber Shop
4 Handsome Factory CO.
LANDMARK
SHOP
1 BOTO Barber Shop
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5 Ink Mark Tattoo
DESIGN CONCEPT MUSIC
DJs
BANK
PRODUCTION
CRAFTMAN
PIPE
DESIGN
=
STAIR
ARTIST
BOX
FASHION
HIPSTER
PAD
AREA
ZONE
15.8%
HOUSE OF VAN
7%
SUBCULTURE HUB
28%
HEADQUARTERS
23.7%
COMMUNAL
18.5%
RENTAL OFFICE
3.5%
EXHIBITION
3.5%
RETAIL
COMMERCIAL HEADQUARTERS PLAY
ART
PUBLIC
MULTI + FUNCTION HALL
PUBLIC
FUNCTIONS GRAND SKATEPARK PLAYHOUSE CONCERT SPORT
SKATEPARK COMPETITION GYM OFFICE CONFERENCE DESIGN PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
RESPRITE LEISURE SOCIAL OFFICE CONFERENCE BRAND ART HISTORY TECHNOLOGY FLAGSHIP STORE
SKY GARDEN
THEATRE MUSIC
SUBCULTURE HUB
CREATIVE
+
CATALOGUE BOWL
PUBLIC
SUBCULTURE HUB COMMUNAL SPACE
HEAD QUARTERS
OFFICE OFFICE
OFFICE REFUGE FLOOR PODIUM GARDEN RENTAL OFFICE RENTAL OFFICE RENTAL OFFICE LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY VIEWING DECK
COMMUNAL
USER STREET ARTIST
ATRIUM
PROGRAMME STREET CULTURE
PROGRAMME USER CATALOGUE
EXHIBITION SPACE EXHIBITION SPACE CAFE FOYER RETAIL 6
COMMUNAL
MASSING DEVELOPMENT 01
02
VOLUME
03
SET BACK
04
JOURNEY
05
VIEW
SEPARATION
SITE RESPONSE TO CREAT THE
SET BACK FROM THE MAIN STREET
CONNECT THE “OLYMPIC BRIDGE”
CUTTING THE MASSING FOR
TO FIT WITH URBAN FABRIC
PRELIMINARY MASSING
TO CREATE NOISE BARRIER
AND CIRCULAR BRIDGE THRU PODIUM
OTIMISING VIEW FROM VICTORIA PARK
AND CREATE VOID FOR ATRIUM
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07
08
09
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ACCESS
SKYLINE
RAMPS
CONSOLIDATE
REFERENCE TO THE
REFERENCE TO THE ELEMENT
REFERENCE TO THE CONCEPT OF VANS:
LINKAGE WITH THE LANDSCAPE SKATEPARK
ENTRANCE FOR THE FLAGSHIP STORE
SIGNATURE “VANS SIDESTRIPE”
FROM THE VANS SKATEPARK
CROSSOVER / COLLABORATE
OPEN UP MAIN ENTRANCE
TO DIFFERENTIATE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USE
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B
C
MAIN ENTRANCE
D
E
SLABS
CURTAIN WALL
MATERIALS
LOUVERS
COMPOSITION
IN-SITU CONCRETE SLAB
NON-STRUCTURAL MEMBER
CLADDING SYSTEM
ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES
FACADE DESIGN APPROACH
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23-26/F
AUDITORIUM
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL
PROGRAMME 23-26/F
HOUSE OF VANS THEATRE MUSIC
27/F
18-19/F
GRANDSTAIRS
26/F
COMMUNAL
25/F 24/F 23/F 22/F 21-22/F
SKATEPARK
21/F
SKATEBOARD
20/F 19/F 18/F 10-18/F
HEADQUARTERS
17/F
OFFICES
16/F 15/F 14/F 20/F
COMMUNAL SOCIAL
13/F 12/F 11/F 10/F REFUGE
2-8/F
RENTAL OFFICE
8/F
OFFICES
7/F 6/F 5/F G/F
4/F
RETAIL
3/F
FOY ER
2/F 1/F G/F
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SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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SKATEPARK
ATRIUM
CONCERT HALL
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GRANDSTAIRCASE
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
STRUCTURAL MODEL
RC Slab 200 mm RC Core Wall 450 mm RC Retangle Column 1000 x 1000 RC Primary Beam 60 x 900D RC Secondary Beam 600 x 900D RC Cantilever Beam 600 x 900D RC Edge Beam 200 x 400D RC Tie Beam 300 x 900D
RENTAL OFFICE
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE
FACADE DETAILS
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02 EPHEMERAL GLIMPSED Museum of Glass "Order the accidental and make us reflect on the experience of seeing" Light is the medium to create the huge variety of intriguing rainbow coloured shadows and projections. By using the pearlescent ceramic panel as the façade to harness patterns of light that suggest the ephemeral glimpsed moments in the natural world. The Museum of Glasses orders the accidental and make us reflect on the experience of seeing.
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SITE ANALYSIS
AVERAGE TEMPERATURES
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES
SUMMER SOLSTICE
W INTER SOLSTICE
solar study to show how sunlight engage with site in summer time
FIGURE GROUND urban fabrics
solar study to show how sunlight engage with site in winter time
CIRCULATION
LANDMARKS
VIEW S
PREVAILING W IND
main access
anchor buildings surroundings
Victoria Park at North-East
wind approach the site
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PRECIPITATION DAY S
PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS
CHRIS W OOD
FRAGMENTATION
POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SPACE
Conceptual Sketch 1
Conceptual Sketch 2
Spyra 1150 (2013)
The Artist @ CHRIS WOOD LIGHT
LIGHT & FLARE
Gloaming (2016)
Against The Tide (2017)
Chris Wood’s medium is light. She uses optical materials to harness patterns of light that suggest ephemeral glimpsed moments in the natural world. Wood orders the accidental and makes us reflect on the experience of seeing.
INSPIRATION
shattered elements simple geometries sharp corners
Dichroic is a colourless material that filters and reflects wavelengths of light producing varity of rainbow coloured shadow and
Conceptual Sketch 3
diverse compositions continuous spaces solid and void
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02
refraction and reflection penetrating light iridescence
03
projections. Key concepts expressed by the artifacts:
01 02 03
iridescence / intertwine order / patterns penetration / diversity
Dynamic properties of light and how people engage with it.
IRDENSCENCE
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PENETRATION
PRECEDENTED CASE STUDY
THE CHURCH OF LIGHT
DENVER ART MUSEUM
Tadao Ando, 1989
Daniel Libeskind, 2006
Jean Nouvel, 2017
NEANDERTHAL MUSEUM Barizzi Veiga, (unbuilt)
Diffuse daylight in exposition spaces to
Multiple exhibition spaces intercept with
merge indoor with outdoor. Long view
each other to create a zig-zaag circulation
from the exhibition hallway provide visual
so as to form a wide-narrow-wide path. In
connection with surroundings. Significant
this approach, a pocket space and time is
artwork is usually put on a higher level to
give to visitors to collect their thoughts after
create sense of respect. Double wolume
the journey and prepare for the next.
in gallery provided spaces in this regard.
CIRCULATION STRATEGIES
SCHEMATIC SECTION
PROPOSED PATH FOR EXHIBITION
VISITORS EXPERIENCE
VISUAL STRATEGIES
LOUVRE ABU DHABI
LIGHTING STUDY
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FLOOR PLAN 2 2
3
3
R 1 4
4
AUDITORIUM
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EXHIBITION HALL
1 FOYER 2 EXHIBITION HALL 3 EXHIBITION HALL 4 EXHIBITION HALL 5 TERRACE GALLERY
2
1/ F FLOOR PLAN
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9
ARTIST STUDIO W ORKSHOP
EXHIBITION HALL
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1
2
TERRACE GALLERY
3 7
1 4
CAFE / SHOP 5
1 FOYER 2 EXHIBITION HALL 3 EXHIBITION HALL 4 EXHIBITION HALL 5 TICKET OFFICE 6 CAFE 7 SHOP 8 STOREAGE 9 UN/LOADING AREA
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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EXHIBITION HALL
EXHIBITION HALL
FOY ER -VIEW FROM MAIN ENTRANCE
MASSING DEVELOPMENT 01
02
VOLUME SITE RESPONSE TO EXTRUDE THE PRELIMINARY MASSING
03
FRAGMENTATION PRGRAMMES TO DEFINE SPACE FOR EXHIBITION GALLERY
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ROTATION INTERCEPT MASSING TO CREATE POROUS ORGANIZATION
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POSITIVE & NEGATIVE DIFFERENTIATED PROGRAM DEFINED SOLID AND VOID RELATIONSHIP
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06
SKY LINE LEVEL DIFFERENT ECHOS TO SITE CONTEXT
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LIGHT AND FLARE SUNLIGHT EMERGE FROM FOLDING GLASS ROOF
CONNECTION NOTIONAL PATHWAY CONNECTS WITH SURROUNDING BRIDGE
ELEVATION & SECTION
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MUSEUM OF GLASS
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03 LA RIVIÈRE
Tectonic Inquiries - Megastructure Co-living Housing Complex The design concept of this megastructure based on its geographcial location, Sheung Yu River where there are opportunies of the 15,000 sq. meter area of vacant land along the river to explore the buildability for 500 family units in the proposed site, Da Shek Wu, Sheung Shui. As in the architecture sits on the south-end of the entire master plan. The location of the river are identified as "River Source", where the river source has a relatively high privacy advantage. With Fan Kam Road on the West side, it provides a convenience traffic network for the residents. On top of this, the block of habitable wings that open toward the remain parts of the master plan in which included a commuity centre, learning centre, market, and the public housing that makes a comfy community.
CONCEPT
MASTER PLAN
SITE ANALYSIS
Collabrate w/: Jackson CHU Annie CHAN Vanessa NG Howard SIU
SITE SECTION
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DESIGN PROCESS
01
02
PROGRAMME & MASSING DEVELOPMENT
RIVER SOURCES
BEND
Volumes extruded response to site context
Create openings and views
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04
CONNECTION
STRUCTURE
Observation deck as bridge to connect two wings
Uplift the habitable spaces
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06
SCHEMATIC SECTION
SETBACK
LA RIVIERE
Programme arrangement
Stepping to create rhythm
The Co-Living Housing Complex
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SITE PLAN
LA N GA DS C RD A P EN E
MO
MO
MO
MO
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
DU LE S
TID IO
DU LE 2
A
DU LE 2
B
DU LE FA M 23
ILY
ISOMETRIC
PLAN
ACTIVITIES
ELEVATION/ SECTION/ DETAIL
Tectonic Megastructure Private Housing Elevation Fan Kam Road
24 Tectonic Megastructure Private Housing Elevation Inner Garden
ROOM
BALCONY
COMMUNAL
BRIDGE
Tectonic Megastructure Private Housing Cross Section - AA
Tectonic Megastructure Private Housing Cross Section - BB
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Facade Detail
COMMUNAL SPACE
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04 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Proposed New Headquarters and Youth Hostel for Hong Kong Girl Guides Association Kowloon Inland Lot No. 11128
Collabrate w/: Shirley Cheung (Associate Director) Fred Chan (Senior Architect)
Student Residence for The University of Hong Kong
Karen Yeung (Architectural Assitant)
10-22 Mui Fong Street, Sai Ying Pun
MASSING DEVELOPMENT
YOUTH HOSTEL LAYOUT
DESIGN PROCESS
Individual Massings cores and living units
Celebration of Hall prominent shape
Collabrate w/:
17 th FLOOR PLAN
Stepped Terrace
Main Facade Rhythm
Feature Rooms
Programme
Composition
connect with adjoining open space
profile to represent image
recreational / communal area
headquarters x youth hostel
stepping massing on top floor
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FACADE DESIGN
DESIGN OF COMMUNAL AREA
ELEVATIONS
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
Forum
Platform Lounge Function Room Communal Kitchen Common Area Management Office
Play Room Common Room
Social Hub Auditorium
INTERIOR DESIGN RENDERING & FITTING OUT
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