Kwok-Tung profolio 2011 by Kwok Tung Chun

kwok-tung chun Protfolio

2011

Content Curriculum Vitae Show Case Academy Works 01 The Stage of Inhabitantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Life Villageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Social platform

02 The Moon Park Commercial Complex

03 PoroScity Beijing BaiTaSi district regeneration

04 Temple Extension A Hybrid stage for religion beyond activities

Professional Works 05 ProtoWall Self practice project

06 ChangChun Museum for Culture, Fine Art and Science Competition, principle designer

07 Residential Project of TaoYuen Project manger

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CV Kwok-Tung Chun earned his master degree in Delft University of Techonolgy(TU Delft) in Netherlands, specializing in non-standrad architecture under Hyper Body studio. Hyper Body is one of architecture studio which focus on computational design and digital fabrication. He is happy his architectural study can be brought to this field and would like to undertakes his practice on this way. Kwok-Tung is skillful in 3D modeling, parametric design, digital fabrication, detail design and project manage, because of his study and past professional experience. He has one and half yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s working experience in Taiwan, meanwhile he was selected to join the Shanghai branch for undertaking the architecture design in a museum competition when he was working in Haigo Shen & Associates. Furthermore, he had managed a big scale residential project from detail design to real construction. In addition, Kwok-Tung has a few publication experiences. His Msc2 team work in TU Delft was published in AWM magazine issue 29. And his selfpractice interior design project - ProtoWall has published on web of www.makeahybrid.org. Now his objective is to work in an avant-grade architecture firm, in order to pursue his interest in advanced architecture way.

[Personal Information] Birth Date

26 - 08 - 1981

Nationality

Hong Kong, China

Contact

fatchun_hk@msn.com +852 97605232

Language

Perfect Cantonese, Perfect Mandarin, B2 level English in progress, Basis Japanese

Specialized

Architecture Design, P arametric Design, Digital Fabrication, Detail Design

3D skill

Rhino, Grasshopper, SketchUp, 3D Max EcoTect, GSA anaylsis

2D skill

AutoCad, Corel Draw, PhotoShop, InDesign

[Edcation] 2010

Master of Science for Architecture Delft University of Techonolgy, The Netherlands

2006

Bachelor of Science for Architecture HuaFan University, Taiwan

[Professional Experience] Project Designer at J. A. Chen Architects & Associates Mar 2007 Taipei, Taiwan - Jan 2008 Architect Assistant at Haigo Shen & Associates, Architects and Engineers Sept 2006 Taipei, Taiwan - Feb 2007

[Publication ans Exhibition] 2011

Architect and Fabrication Engineer of the project ProtoWall Published on wed publication : MakeHybrid

2009

One of the group member and editor of the project Proto Space 4.0 Published in AWM magazine,issue 29,The Netherlands

2006

Head editor of Graduate protfolio of student works Department of Architecture, HuaFan University, Taiwan

2006

Graduate thesis was selected to exhibited in XinYi Public Assembly Hall Taipei, Taiwan

[Competition] 2007

ChangChun Museum for Culture, Fine Art and Science - Principle Designer ChangChun City, Jilin Province, China

[Qualification] 2010

Registered Architect in Netherlands, by Stichting Bureau Architectenregister Register Number : 1.100701.011

Academy Works

The Stage of inhabitantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; living ShihDing Village, Taipei county, Taiwan Autumn 2004

Individual work Tutor: Shun-Hsiang Chung Bachelor project

Shih-Ding Village is located 50km aways from Teipai City. Farmers settled here to grow tea trees in early time of 50s. However , the new generation of youths have moved out the village nowadays, while elders and child were left. As a result that they did not have too much communication with modern city, an unique life style and environmental features were therefore fortunately well-preserved, despite that became famous recently.

F E C

B A

early picture of Shih-Ding Village In Shih-Ding village, houses were initially built in line and laid on between hilly mountains and a creek. As expansion of population in 70â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, most of inhabitants have been built extension either on top or in front of their houses, few of them even rebuilt a new higher one. Those extensions and new building were much longer than the old one and have occupied the passage area, even encroached the border of the creek. As a result, those inhabitants had to created the corridor inside their houses , in order to link up the row of buildings with outside . So, if you go through the corridor, as unique space was experienced, sometime walking in indoor area, sometime walking in semi or totally outdoor area.

A. Stithy B. Dispensary C. Watch shop D. Drapery E. General store F. Tofu store G Temple H. Primary school

Spatial analysis of the corridor

Inhabitants can go down to the rocks in river

An abandoned house/site among the roll of buildings was selected to perform the design, since some of inhabitants have moved out and the houses were therefore abandoned and released. The mountain and river along the site also the roll of building have been embedded into their life relating to the corridor which they walking through everyday. However, the mountain, river and corridor were individual systems, did not interact each other, thus I would like to branched the route of corridor, in addition to linked up the mountain and river, as well as integrated the activities relevant to inhabitantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; habits.

Concept diagram:

View form Mountain side

Strategy:

The Moon Park Taipei City, Taiwan Spring- Summer 2005

Commercial Complex

Individual work Advisor: Shun-Hsiang Chung Bachelor graduation project

In most of Asian City like Taipei, where has been rising huge shopping mall to replace the shops on streets. City’s blocks are merged into a network grid for placing bigger solo buildings from an originally scrappy and organic texture. As a result, activities on streets have been sweeping away, walking on streets become joyless, people are disappearing on street but in indoor. The outdoor social life has been ceasing, as inhabitants spent too more time in such huge malls and theme entertainment buildings. On the other worlds, the city is disconnecting to it’s inhabitants, people are less care how the city’s content would be, but splendid interior spaces are more demanding instead.

I analyzed Taiwan’s night market to see how they adaptively using outdoor area to created temporary commercial activities. Night markets in Taiwan are very popular and traditional commercial activity, ever familiar to inhabitants and even visitors. In Night markets there are full of transitory vendors with temporary extensions and construction, that spread commerce everywhere. People easily get interaction with each other during consumption, the boundary between shops and also the boundary between shops and people are blurred. Thus, I would like to apply the features of night market to the modern shopping mall space, because they are native and emerged from real Taiwanese culture.

The section of night market

Types of consumption

Possible circulation of consumers

relationship between firm constructions and mobile extension

Program analysis

Process: Apply the features of night to a modern shopping space

Apply the programs into the re-arranged spatial order HOTEL HOTEL PARK

FITNESS:spa PARK BAR

BAR

SHOP

FITNESS SHOP

RESTAURANT FITNESS PARK PARK RESTAURANT

FITNESS

SHOP

CAFÉ FITNESS

SHOP

SHOP FITNESS

SHOP

SHOP FITNESS

SHOP

The selected site is located in central part of Taipei City, where is the densest commercial area in Taipei. There occupied many offices above two floors of buildings but also full of retail shops on streets. In addition, there has many advantages by itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s location, there on the traffic connection between Taipei main Station on west and Taipei 101on east. West side is the early developed area, where keeps many traditional commercial activities and city context. On the other hand, the area of Taipei 101 is a new reformed district where laid wider grid with solo huge buildings in each block. Thus, the area of the site can be considered as interface of both oppositive areas, and fact there is kind of mixed those features.

A’A Section

View form C

View form F

C’C Section

Exploded Isometric Structural facade

Park

Shops and Restaurants

Fitness

Mass model Hotel + Fitness

Shops + Restaurant

Hotel

Void - Park

Model Photos with site :

Model Photos without facade :

PoroSCity

Beijing BaiTaSi district regeneration

Beijing, China winter 2009 - spring 2010

Team work : Kwok-Tung Chun, Aurelie Hsiao, Junjie Yan, Yang Shi Tutors : Nimish Biloria, Marco Verde Hyperbody Msc 3 project, TU Delft

The selected site is located in Baita Temple District, where preserve a large group of traditional residential typologies called SiHeYuan. Alleys were formed by arrays of SiHeYuan called HuTong, which is narrow and organic. Over the last decades, China has been facing major problems resulting from rapid urban growth. Great efforts were made to solve the dramatic housing shortage and to improve the appalling living conditions in overcrowded area by the central government. The old SiHeYuan Unite can not afford such a high dense living condition. Therefore, there are many spontaneous activities inside the courtyard, along the HuTong, even going to the second floor. That is why many original residents have moved out there, but migrant people, floating workers, fresh graduated people and others lowincome people moved in instead.

Current condition :

SiHeYuan :

Family A extended bedroom

Family A extended storage room Family B extended kitchen Family B extended toilet Family D extended kitchen Family C extended kitchen

Family C extended toilet Family C extented storage room

5.85 people / unite in 1500

17.5 people / unite in 2009 Family D illegal parking

Beijing Baita District :

Parameter Mappings :

population density

sunlight demand

acoustic condition

accessibility

Overlapped mappings

According to the overlapped of the mappings, a intervention boundary can be defined, where indicating the worst conditions through a superimposition process. The parameters of selected site are used as the basis for a series of simulation experiments in Virtools later.

parameter selection

The site is inhabited by 5 types of people: floating workers, white collars, small business owners, students and retired people. Each of them has different life habits and needs / acceptance

Site requirements

Users demand

Floating Worker

White Collar

Small Business Owner

Student

Retired People

33% Acoustic condition 60% Accessibility Density Public Space

93% 86% 63%

Sunlight Acoustic condition Accessibility Density Public Space

58% 45% 52% 33% 23%

Sunlight Acoustic condition Accessibility Density Public Space

41% 68% 98% 88% 23%

Sunlight Acoustic condition Accessibility Density Public Space

80% 42% 53% 41% 83%

Sunlight Acoustic condition Accessibility Density Public Space

33% 12% 23% 34% 87%

307 h

3550 db

325 steps

4000 sqm

Base on parameter configuration setting, we are drawing different spheres representing amount of sunlight, acoustic, density, etc. These can be seen as the attractor or repellent points within a force field for the partiles.

Force fields configuration:

The particles behavior is defined by the input parameters location and value. Each particles searches in all directions for the closest influential spheres. The size of spheres represents the demand for either density, sunlight, noise condition or accessibility. The distance of each particle within different Force Fields define the relationship between each of the particles and their closest neighbour.

Selected Point-Cloud :

Candidate :

EXP 01 CLUSTER AGENT

EXP 02 400

CLUSTER AGENT

1000

L01 10 -0.8510, 13.4017, -9.3394

L01

2.5

-30.3695, 3.8544, 36.9237

L02 6.6 7.8526, 5.2817, 7.6187

L02

2.8

-7.7607, -0.9664, 37.4378

L03 4

L03

2.4

-7.3548, 2.5010, 20.9109

L04

10.3

13.2679, 9.5149, 4.3525

L05

2.6

9.7597, 20.5166, -1.4242

L06 5.2 -15.1283,1.7531, 39.8937

L06

6.6

2.7903, 32.7897, -4.6468

N01 6

L07

10.7210, 4.3236, -21.0267

N02 6.5 -16.6764, -4.854, -10.0307

N01

5.1

-16.3059, 1.7678, 56.7448

N03 6.9 18.7312, 3.4985,-46.0756

N02

6.9

20.4854, 3.4985, 36.7229

A01 3.9 -17.1930, 2.7988, 49.1192

N03

6.4

-2.8109, 3.9650, 7.0345

A02 4

22.8970, 2.7988, 21.1544

N04

6.1

15.3488, 3.9650, -6.9433

A03 3.7 17.5147, 2.7988,14.7019

N05

6.8026, 3.4985, -34.4977

A04 4.2 -18.3058,1.3994,7.3836

A01

3.8

-17.1930, 2.7988, 49.1192

A05 7.4 13.9335, 4.1983, -6.3543

A02

2.9

5.1508, 2.7988, 34.8967

A03

6.8983, 2.7988, 21.4210

A04

3.1

-18.3058, 3.9650, 7.3836

A05

7.4

-18.5968, 4.1983, -11.1674

A06

6.8

7.0122, 4.1983, -14.4119

10.0793, 4.3236, -26.1609

L04 4.3 -3.8754, 2.5010,13.9522 21.9057, 3.8544, 29.9069

L05 7

-5.7945,1.7186, 35.2693

EXP 03 CLUSTER AGENT

EXP 04 800

CLUSTER AGENT

800

L01

2.6

-8.1115, -0.9664, 35.3327

L01

2.6

-2.7340,-0.9664,44.9250

L02

2.4

-0.7810, 3.8544, 30.8439

L02

2.4

-0.7810, 3.8544, 30.8439

L03

2.5

2.6509, 2.5010, 15.6841

L03

2.5

12.2662, 2.5010, 21.5774

L04

6.6

11.5627, 28.8853, 5.2095

L04

6.6

14.8676, 32.5294, 8.4252

L05

3.2

9.7597, 20.8763, -1.4242

L05

10.3

0.0445, 7.8230, 0.6010

L06

10.3

-16.5997, 9.5149, -11.6266

L06

2.6

-0.5734, 4.3236, -8.9889

L07

3.5

4.9048, 9.8068, -13.3793

L07

6.3

10.2007, 9.8068, -29.4594

L08

5.1

10.5717, 4.3236, -19.3840

N01

5.1

-29.6766, 1.7678, 52.0509

N01

5.1

-38.5141, 1.7678, 53.3744

N02

6.5

21.8628, 3.4985, 31.6580

N02

6.5

22.0690, 3.9650, 31.5859

N03

6.9

-9.9586, 23.7470, 19.5089

N03

6.9

1.9675, 3.4985, 22.9839

N04

6.1

-18.8434, 3.9650, -5.1456

N04

6.1

-14.5442, 11.3833, 4.9239

N05

20.0799, 3.4985, -46.6259

N05

14.5682, 3.4985, -48.5355

A01

3.9

-12.8742, 2.7988, 33.3333

A01

3.9

-13.3102, 2.7988, 51.2099

A02

2.9

A02

2.9

5.1508, 2.7988, 34.8967

A03

18.3283, 2.7988, 27.1763

A03

24.2215, 2.7988, 25.0052

A04

7.4

17.2443, 4.1983, 16.1615

A04

7.4

17.2443, 4.1983, 16.1615

A05

4.3

-12.6376, 1.3994, 4.1888

A05

4.3

-6.8067, 1.3994, -1.8753

A06

6.8

9.8497, 4.1983, -3.6596

13.5717, 4.1983, -9.2427

EXP 06

EXP 05 CLUSTER AGENT

5.1508, 2.7988, 34.8967

400

CLUSTER AGENT

500

L01

2.6

-2.7340,-0.9664,44.9250

L01

2.6

-2.7340,-0.9664,44.9250

L02

2.4

-0.7810, 3.8544, 30.8439

L02

2.4

-0.7810, 3.8544, 30.8439

L03

2.5

12.2662, 2.5010, 21.5774

L03

2.5

12.2662, 2.5010, 21.5774

L04

6.6

1.5018, 2.5010, 13.9290

L04

6.6

1.5018, 2.5010, 13.9290

L05

2.6

2.6349, 2.5010, 4.2977

L05

2.6

2.6349, 2.5010, 4.2977

L06

2.2

-9.8291, 2.5010, 0.3319

L06

2.2

-9.8291, 2.5010, 0.3319

L07

3.6

14.8676, 17.5659, -1.5298

L07

3.6

14.8676, 17.5659, -1.5298

L08

6.6

-0.5734, 4.3236, -8.9889

L08

6.6

-0.5734, 4.3236, -8.9889

L09

7.4

-14.0263, 32.5294, -13.3869

L09

7.4

-14.0263, 32.5294, -13.3869

L10

2.6

10.8116, 20.7769, -22.4637

L10

2.6

10.8116, 20.7769, -22.4637

L11

2.1

10.2007, 9.8068, -29.4594

L11

2.1

10.2007, 9.8068, -29.4594

N01

5.1

-29.6766, 1.7678, 52.0509

N01

5.1

-29.6766, 1.7678, 52.0509

N02

6.5

2.0543, 3.4985, 21.9953

N02

6.5

2.0543, 3.4985, 21.9953

N03

6.9

-17.9936, 3.9650, -0.0467

N03

6.9

-17.9936, 3.9650, -0.0467

N04

6.1

5.5017, 9.8317, -16.9089

N04

6.1

5.5017, 9.8317, -16.9089

N05

20.0799, 3.4985, -46.6259

N05

20.0799, 3.4985, -46.6259

A01

3.9

-12.8742, 2.7988, 33.3333

A01

3.9

-12.8742, 2.7988, 33.3333

A02

2.9

5.1508, 2.7988, 34.8967

A02

2.9

5.1508, 2.7988, 34.8967

A03

18.3283, 2.7988, 27.1763

A03

18.3283, 2.7988, 27.1763

A04

7.4

17.2443, 4.1983, 16.1615

A04

7.4

17.2443, 4.1983, 16.1615

A05

4.3

-15.1871, 1.3994, 8.9442

A05

4.3

-15.1871, 1.3994, 8.9442

2.9428, 4.1983, -4.4114

A06

6.8

2.9428, 4.1983, -4.4114

A06

Architectural program :

Architectural Component :

Public Space

Point cloud density

90% 90% 100% 10% 100%

70% 40% 80% 50% 20%

33% 50% 95% 90% 63% 60% 40% 60% 30% 40%

95% 10% 30% 30% 90% Outward porosity L

L. 3

L. 1

The generated point-cloud been used ad the based structure system of the components. The size of component and the level of opening influence the quality of the architectural space. In the final building, the components with certain porosity reflected a list of parameter values, which can meet the requirements of different user groups.

/ L. 1

80% 40% 50% 40% 70%

Urban Impact :

The topography green landscape creates different plateaux, which connects the proposed design to the existing urban fabric by integrating the circulation network and by providing large outdoor / indoor public spaces with different qualities to allow various activities occur there.

Variety of the opening fits different group of users

Public space on ground floor

Section

Open space integrated with neighbor

Section

Temple Extension ShiLin district, Taipei City, Taiwan Spring - Summer 2010

A Hybrid Stage for the activities beyond religion

Individual Work: Kwok-Tung Chun Design Tutors : Dr. Nimish Biloria, Henriette Bier Structure Tutor : Martin Sobota Graduation Project, HyperBody Studio, TU Delft

There is a main Temple in central areas each community in itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s initial composition in Taiwan. It implies the importance to inhabitants while residents not only taking religious activities in temple but also placing their social life around the it. That is why a night market always nearby the temple supplying foods and commodities as subsequent activity of temple events, and daily social life. Moreover, they doing other activities like tea drinking and opera performing as part of social life communicating with neighbors The site is located in ShiLin district where is super famous because of the night market. As one of early expansion area of Taipei city, there is a old local temple set in the central of the community and nearby the night market. However the night market was getting famous and became a tourist point, the temple no longer function like before as all the open space was fully occupied by transitory vendors. So the residents lost their social life between their community and the attentions of religious events also dropping . Fortunately, the government has preserved a place in front of the temple for re-building the community activities.

Temple activities ans Social activities around temples : Religious Performance 65% residents

Private Concert 100% residents

35% tourists

85 ppl

620 ppl

people

people 3 hrs

3 hrs

duration

duration 76%

10%

30/year

280/year

cycle

cycle 70%

90%

necessity factor

proportion of activities : people x duration x cycle x necessity x 100%

Tea Drinking

Parade 65% residents

80% residents

35% tourists

180 ppl

620 ppl

people

11.5%

2.5 hrs

1 hrs

duration

13.5%

75%

10%

30/year

cycle 10%

90%

295/year

4.5% 5%

cycle 41.5%

necessity factor

80%

necessity factor

Vendoring

Opera 85% residents

20% tourists

people

24%

15% tourists

350 ppl

residents

35% residents

430 ppl

65% tourists

people

people 6 hrs

2.5 hrs

duration

duration 100%

10%

365/year

30/year

cycle

cycle 20%

70%

necessity factor

tourist

*necessity factory is a comparison between the activities in terms of social life on of community

Circumstance of the site : The site is surrounded by residential building but busy for commercial activities due to the famous night market that attracting thousands people every single night. Thus, visitors, venchles and vendors are much influencing the site. Four features were therefore pointed out with respect to factors relating to the quality of the activities.

Flow of people

Flow of cars

Flow of motorcycles

Resources points of noise

Accessibility

Data Mapping : The data collection were divided to four conditions with respect to the requirements of the activities. The data were collected respectively to three time period, d ue to the activities are taking different times, then mapped on the site regard as 2-D spatial parameters for the simulation later. Morning

100% 87.5%

Afternoon

75% 62.5% 50% 37.5% 25% 12.5% 0% -12.5% -25% -37.5% -50% -62.5% -75% -87.5% -100%

Night

Capacity of capture

Visibility

Acoustic insulation

The data from the four factors were converted to different symbols with different size. Different shape of symbol represents different factors while the bigger symbols indicating higher values. Then the four factors of symbolic mappings were combined into one by three times division. The data are extracted form each combined mapping which meets the requirements of different activities, as well as distinguishes the ideal region for each activities.

Program Requirements :

Data Combination :

Religious Performance and Parade

Morning

Opera

Afternoon

Finally, the extracted data merge together with its specified regions into one entire mapping. The shape of symbols, the size of symbols and the positions of symbols on the mapping work as parameters and attractive zone of the swarm simulation later.

Vendoring

Night

Tea drinking

Swar m Simulation : Step 1 : Randomly fill into site

Step 2 : Particles were attracted into their belonging zones

Step 3 : Higher value of parameter were attracted more particles

Step 4 : Particles were going up or down depend on the requirements of their belonging program,and the distance depends on the value of parameters

Data Merge respecting program requirements :

Data Extraction : Morning

Afternoon

Night

100% 87.5% 75% 62.5% 50% 37.5% 25% 12.5%

0% -12.5% -25% -37.5% -50% -62.5% -75% -87.5% -100%

Access.

Vissibility

Capture

Acoustic

Point-Cloud :

Mesh :

Groups of point :

Four groups of 3D pointcloud were generated from the simulation, the shape of them of generally reflecting the geometries which satisfy the requirements of the activities. But nevertheless, the points should be respectively convert to geometries with respect to specific needs.

Terrace

Religious Performance and Parade

Pavement

Terrace

auditorium Opera

Stage

Canopy

Vendoring

Supporter

Tea Drinking

Roof Slaps

Structure inspiration

Casion Ceiling

Parametric Roof refer to Point-Cloud 1.Original points

2.Project to surface with closest distance

3.Divide to certain layers

4.Evaluating Tendency

5.Creating plane and generating planar curves

This is series processes that parametrically generate the panel curves from the basis shapes with parametric interval between the curves refer to the point-cloud, and even refer to the parameters that gathered from the mappings in early. These curves are sequently used to generate the structures which inspired from casion ceiling in traditional Chinese building

Urban Impact : Stage for performance

Vendoring area

Tea House and food core

Pavement for Parade

Bridge

Tea Pavilion

Path connecting second floor of the Pavilion

Vendoring Place

For m finding : Extract Profile lines

Smoothing Curves

Creasing Edges

Basis shape of geometry

A’

01. Vendoring area 02. Terrace 03. Performance area and Path 04. Administrant tea house 05. Theater 06. Stage 07. Rehearsal room 08. Toilet 09. Food court 10. Open tea house

10 9 1

G’

F’

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

D’

C’ B’ 5

10 6

8 7

+1350

+700

+350

-290

Bâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;B Section scale: 1:100

Materials :

Wooden Panel:

Wooden Strip:

Bamboo Pipe:

Concrete Beams:

Prefabricated panel spay with concrete:

Concrete foundation:

G’G Detail

F’F Detail prefabricated panel

concrete spray

Continuous slaps with organic form :

Pre-fabricate panel paste with concrete

D’D Detail scale: 1:20

View of first floor

C’C Detail

Tea drinking area in ground floor

View from entrance

A’A Section

Professioinal Wo

orks

PotoWall

Hong Kong winter 2010

Interior Remodelling project

Architects : Kwok-Tung Chun Parametric Associative system design : Kwok-Tung Chun Digital Manufacturing Engineering : Kwok-Tung Chun Digital Fabrication : Wang-Sang Laser Co., Ltd. Location : Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong Client : Sei-Wah Chun

This is an interior remodeling project recently finished in a flat of an old public rental housing in Hong Kong. Public rental hosing generally is the government founded huge communities composited with several large buildings, of which embedded in thousands flats. In each flat, the area is very small and insufficient to partition off rooms for every dweller, nevertheless, one of three families has got to live in such low quality areas in Hong Kong. This project shows how it is done to partition off two rooms in such small and difficult circumstance, also a temporary room for domestic helper within an inadequate area of 4.4 by 7.2 meters. Hence, the aim of this project is to form the rooms as good as possible within the limited space provided, in terms of spatial quality.

On the original plan, it is not possible to create two rooms which have widows toward outdoor, so I curved the new created wall for setting a window and door at 45 degrees in order to introduce sunlight and air flow into one of the rooms. In the other room, I patterned the wall with specified openings which insulates the sight but light and air-flow are still able to get into the room. Therefore the nature lighting and ventilation can be satisfied in both rooms.

Solar Indication :

Triple layersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; wall allows light leak through it

Direct sunlight analysis :

Reflective sunlight analysis :

Total amount of sunlight :

Sunlight leak into room in morning

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Triple layer wall :

In order to properly pattern a vision of opening on the wall, I set up an array of points, based as the centers of each opening. The position of points would be modified by the value of parameters, which came out from the sunlight analysis. The logic is that, the area collects more sunlight would be placed bigger oping, less sunlight the openings would be smaller. On the other worlds, the points were concentrated to low value area, but relatively stable in high value area. Moreover, by utilizing a new invented opening logic, the space behind the wall can gets light and ventilation with intrusion of sight

Air Flow :

Photo shot form window side

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Plan

The entire creation consists of customized furniture, reflective wall penals and a hollow partition wall. All of them were fabricated in factory and then assembled on site, especially the partition wall which was assembled with wooden boards and manufactured by CNC machine as an outcome of contouring process. All the pieces of boards would be assembled into several large components, and finished with polishing and painting before shipment to the site. In a nutshell, this is somewhat a low budget and experimental project which tests the capacity of pre-fabrication in an interior design by utilizing CAD and CAM tools

Light leak from the bedroom

Reflective panels reflecting sunlight into living room, then leak into rooms

ChangChun Museum for Culture, Fine Art and Science Competition 2nd prize ChangChun, China winter 2007

Museum Department of Jilin Province

Project director : Nan-Jie Wu Principle Architectural Designer : Kwok-Tung Chun, Mon-Lin Chaing Haigo Shen & Partners

Somehow the authorities willing to imply the sign of the municipal plant - Clivia in the design. So firstly we undertook to transform the form of the plant into architecture form

Third floor

Second floor

First floor

Ground floor

South-West view

Mass of Science Museum

A huge circular concourse is used to link up lobby and the three theme museums, as provide a minimal and efficient circulation the between the museums. In addition to a large void circle inside the concourse for lighting itself, the intervals between the layer of roofs are able to introduce light into the three block of museums. The three blocks of museum are themed of Science, Culture and Fine Art respectively. All of them are tiled with wooden strips which give the public area a better acoustic condition.

Corridor between two Art center and Mesum

C’C section

B’B section

Science center

Museum of Culture

Art gallery

A’A section

Natural Lighting

Circular corridor linking up three museums and entrance

Common rest area between museums

Residential project of TaoYuan TaoYuan City, Taiwan

Spring - Winter 2007

Project Manager : Kwok-Tung Chun Client : Sun-Jet Construction LTD. Architect : J.A. Chen Architects and Associates

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