Portfolio MSc Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences Program : Architecture track, TU Delft
LIANG, CHU -YU Email Mobile Address
janecalpoly@gmail.com +886 (0) 912-127-065 No.93, Chonglun St., South Dist., Taichung City 402, Taiwan (R.O.C)
Contents
Summary of Motivation Letter { Academic Works } 01 In-Between Travel Renovation of the Traditional Market - Thesis Project, 2013 -
02 Summer Breeze Ceremony Building - 3rd Academic year, 2012-
{ Competition } 03 Accumulation / Walking Sustainable Market - 3rd Academic year, 2012-
{ Professional Works } 04 Rehabilitation Plan of the Old Hanhonggou Village Rehabilitation of Old Village - 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio -
05 Ankang Social Housing - High-density Social Housing - JH Day Building Workshop -
Architecture is a carrier to carry on the three parts: the past, present, and future; sustainability implies proper tackling on relations among such three parts. My understanding of sustainability expanded from a continuation of historical and cultural context to multi-aspect issues involving academic research, future life, data analysis, and architectural technology. I tried to find out how to integrate the key elements abovementioned by designing varied types of buildings under different environments, contexts, scales, and cultures. However, the architectural education about sustainability in Taiwan remains in so-called energy reduction or green building certification, only focuses on academic research and rarely applies the research results to architectural practices; hence it is the main reason for me to apply for studying the MSc Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences Program: Architecture track offered in Delft University of Technology. In the past 10 years, I had designed a ceremony building, a renovation of an old building, a sustainable market, etc., from four-year architectural training in the university; experienced practical projects such as social housing and China rural architecture from six-year work experience in Taiwan and China. From these experiences, I have noticed that it is inevitable to face the alternation between old and new buildings in urban development. In my opinion, how to apply to practical projects after accumulating academic researches and numerous data analysis to achieve building sustainability, can be learned from MSc Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences Program. The courses for methodologies and theories allow me to establish the solid theoretical foundation, abundant architectural technology training and workshops can be applied to practical architectural design in the future. The studio objectives of all themes ranging from the transformation of the historical building to the discussion on the future building, studies ranging from traditional structures to up-todate architectural technology, from the architectural space of small-scale indoor units to the design of urban scale, through which I can not only try to explore the topics I am interested in, such as Heritage & Architecture studio or the one closely related to the transformation of old houses that I am concerned about, I can also reexamine the contradiction between my architectural view and working experience, and learn the perspectives of different cultures from international exchanges to complement and strengthen my thinking logic. For the reasons mentioned above, the Master’s program in Architecture track in TU Delft is the perfect choice as a foundation to fulfill my expectation for the future plan.
LIANG, CHU-YU Email Mobile Date of Birth Nationality Address
CV
janecalpoly@gmail.com +886 (0) 912-127-065 15 October 1990 Taiwan No. 93, Chonglun St., South Dist., Taichung City 402, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Work experience Jun 2018- Feb 2020
Aug 2013- Nov 2016
Jan 2017- Jan 2018
Education Sep 2009- Jun 2013
Bachelor of Architecture, Department of Architecture National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST), Taiwan GPA 4.0
Mar 2012- Jun 2012
Exchange Program, Department of Architecture California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (CPP), United States GPA 3.59
Competitions & Awards 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio Beijing, China /// Project Architect /// SD, DD -Rehabilitation Plan of the Old Hanhonggou Village Qinyuan County, Shanxi Province -Bagu Guest House Dianjiang County, Chongqing, Sichuan Province -Shenshan Ridge Integrated Service Center Guangshan County, Henan Province -Director's House Beijing, Hebei Province JH Day Building Workshop Taipei, Taiwan /// Project Designer /// SD, DD -Ankang Social Housing (competition-1st place) / Taipei -Home 2025: Why Co-sharing (exhibition) / Taipei /// Project Designer /// SD, 3D builder, rendering, animation -Nanhu Primary School Activity Center (competition) / Taipei -Daan the Elderly Day Care Center (competition) / Taipei -Tainan Public Library (international competition) / Tainan -Juguang Social Housing (competition) / Taipei -Minglun Social Housing (competion-1st place) / Taipei Freelancer -Guided Booklet for Ankang Social Housing -3D Model Builder & Perspective Rendering -Building permit drawing
Jun 2012- Sep 2012
Chen Yong Fu Architect Taipei, Taiwan /// Internship /// -Housing facade Design -Developed office information
Jun 2011- Sep 2011
CK Design Taipei, Taiwan /// Internship /// -3D builder -Developed office information
2009
Book Award/ Grant for the top 5 Student in Academic Work, NTUST
2010
Book Award/ Grant for the top 5 Student in Academic Work, NTUST
2010
Best Popularity Award/ 6th Campus Installation Art Competition
2011
CTBUH Annual International Student Design Competition / Why Tall?
2012
Book Award/ Grant for the top 5 Student in Academic Work, NTUST
2012
Architectural Competition Concours d’Architecture / Sustainable Market Square
Extracurricular activities 2013
Department of Architecture Final Year Graduation Exhibition / Designer
2010
Member of Department of Architecture Student Union/ Photographer
2010
Urban Farming Project by Archicake (Taipei, Taiwan) / Volunteer
2011
Build House Project by Vesta ( Cebu, Philippines) / Volunteer
2014
Build House Project by Formosa Charity Group(Kaohsiung, Taiwan) / Volunteer
2016
Swing in the moonlight by Swing Taiwan (Taipei, Taiwan) / Pamphlet Designer
Skills & Languages Skills
Languages
Autodesk: AutoCAD, Revit (Autodesk Certified Professional: Revit Architecture) 3D software: SketchUp, Rhinoceros Rendering software: Vray, Lumion, Enscape, Artlantis Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, After Effect, Premiere Mandarin Native Taiwanese Native English Fluent (Ielts Overall 6.5) Japanese Basic (JLPT N2)
01 In-Between Travel Category: Academic Project, Thesis Project Role: Individual Project Level: 4th Academic Year, 2013 Project Type: Building Renovation Location: Taichung City, Taiwan Supervisor: Sheng-Chieh Huang [taipeijay@gmail.com]
Reuse of unoccupied spaces in the traditional market Reuse of unoccupied spaces is an architectural issue actively discussed in recent years in Taiwan. The relationship between the new and the old will be interwoven with each other during urban development. However, some old houses in Taiwan cannot be processed immediately since the property rights are complicated, government policy and original urban planning are not comprehensive, these old houses have neither historical sites nor the value of real estate business; therefore, these scattered and forgotten urban spaces are all over Taiwan. The design is based on Chungxin Market in Taichung of Taiwan, my hometown, where I grew up. Such a familiar place is taken as the design and research object to explore its regional and site atmosphere, trying to construct a set of house reuse mechanism from the living spaces of common people to connect the isolated spaces in series, activate the urban corners that are forgotten, and develop new space experience.
History & Context
1969 The market was built.
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A new public market opened, which only 1km away from Chungxin market.
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and Taichung Culture Center were gradually constructed.
1994
Chungxin market is surrounded by the green belt, high-density housing, and facing the National Taiwan Museum across the Wuquan road.
Changes in lifestyles made the original market gradually depressed.
2008
Since 2008, a group of artists started to colony this place by opening unmanned art galleries, coffee shops, an independent bookstore about gender issues and so on, appeared in the market spaces, the traditional market spaces changed.
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Chungxin market section (original)
Location & Section of original market
Museum of fine art
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Site Analysis [ Timeline & Activities ]
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Passage and Entrance
Market vendors dominate on both sides of the passageway at the entrance and exit in the morning.
Public Space
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The ceiling and canopy images above the walkway are stitched together; the brightness difference is available within the market due to materials (transparent and translucent materials) and building methods (new and obsolete). People would take activities in places where the sunlight is found to be permeated.
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Original 1FL Plan of the market
Public Restroom
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Diagram of light pattern from ceiling
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Public Restroom (Left) Board game Store (Right)
The artist workshops and merchants were opened one after another from the afternoon to evening; then, the tourists acted as the main group.
Passage in the market
Activities under light
pattern of ceiling
What is next?
collage of context at the market : ceiling, lighting, stairs, vendors
Theme Book Store (Left) Local Resident (Right)
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collage of context at the market : ceiling, lighting, stairs, vendors
[ Field Study - Artists' Studios ]
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Break time for residents, they would take out their desks, chairs, and benches to sit on the passageways.
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[ Layers / Ceiling / Light ]
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Food vendors emerged at noon; office workers visited for having meals.
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Camera Studio (Left) Coffee Store (Right)
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Gallery (1FL-3FL) Studio (4FL)
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Movie Studio (Left) Local Resident (Right)
Through the observation and analysis, the design goal is to utilize unique phenomena currently—relationships between residents and tourists as well as residents and artists. By using newly added space functions and space objects, I created a new partnership mode according to the original activities of residents in the market in the ways like the kitchen, dining room, living room in which common food memory and life memory were left.
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Antique Shop (Left) Local Resident (Right)
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Gallery (1FL) Storage (2FL-3FL)
Design Strategy
[ Deserted Spaces and Space Elements ]
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The current activities were dotted and scattered; the space elements including the stairways, platforms, walkways, and different lights were tried to connect unoccupied spaces to the artist workshops, and serially connect the activities between the roof terrace and the iron sheet rooftop addition with the aim of further strengthening the relationship between the crowd and the activity, enriching people's travel experience.
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Original Spatial Relation
Concept Spatial Relation
Ambiguous
Upstairs & Downstairs
In-Between
[ Facade and Structure ] The maintenance of original spatial frameworks (columns and beams), from the perspective of structural logic, is featured with a greater degree of freedom without impairing overall structural performance, new functional spaces will be added in frameworks, the roof bridges and stairways will be used to connect the activity spaces to create a new walking experience, and the facade along the street will also be provided with clear images of the new entrance.
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Renovation process
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Study of original structure type of market
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Vertical Circulation Horizontal Circulation
Design Parallel Perspective
Programming, Perspective Sharing Canteen & Rental Studio
Backpacker Hostel & Roof Garden
A new day-rent accommodation will be added as a priority to provide accommodation experience upon this demand.
Provide a place for rest and dinner for one-day tour guests.
The abandoned spaces were connected by designing a new pattern of lighting and adding spatial elements to create more opportunities to make people meet each other. Moreover, adding these new programs to those deserted spaces, artists' studios, and activities of the traditional market could be more lively and active. This mechanism of renovating markets and abandoned spaces was expected to be an approach that the government could take in the future.
Community Plaza
Outdoor Playground & Connecting Bridge
By using a vacant space on the first floor as an auditorium and the original plaza as a performance stage or outdoor cinema.
Game zones, clothes airing areas, and gardens will be planned on the roof for the local residents.
New entrance with second hand bookstore
New entrance with corner garden
New entrance with rental studios
New entrance with sharing platform
New entrance with connecting bridge
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01. sharing platform 02. sharing cateen 03. rental studio 04. backpacker hostel 05. second hand bookstore 06. new entrance 07. conneting bridge 08. public platform 09. scenic viewpoint
It provides a space for community residents, artists, and performers.
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BB'Section scale:1/300
02 Summer Breeze Category: Academic Project Role: Individual Project Level: 3rd Academic Year, 2012 Project Type: Ritual Space Location: Taipei City, Taiwan Supervisor: Yong Fu Chen [yfchen@aedi.com.tw]
"Diligently Cultivate in Arts in Summer Days" "Summer Breeze Venue" mainly functionalizes with providing a space of rituality for the doctoral students of National Taiwan University (hereinafter referred to as the "NTU") to cultivate their moralities, conduct introspection, enrollment, and graduation, and show respect and support of NTU for those who have devoted their most precious time in their lives to pursuing veritas. The space practice will be discussed in the design through the transmission of knowledge. NTU, the top leading seat of learning, gathers national elites, and the ritual field also becomes necessary in addition to teaching space. NTU lacks such a ritual space and communication field. The knowledge originates from a discussion, research, inheritance, and space as important media. A block of buildable land was created between Southern Xinsheng Road and School History Museum after removing Agricultural Exhibition Hall (dotted buildings), providing the possibility of Summer Breeze Venue's practice on the NTU's campus.
Concept and Strategy NTU Library
Gallery of NTU History
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The design aim to continue the circle, the memory of the site, and echo the texture of the landscape to the south side, the circular turning space, enabling the space to have the effect of guiding gatherings of people. Satellite imagery of the site and existing buildings on the site.
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[ Discussion on Knowledge from Academy of Athens—A Paintinginteract Work ] In the Academy of Athens, a well-known painting of Raphae, all characters are scholars from different times and research fields. Evidently, they are divided into different knowledge groups, and each group seems to discuss. According to the analysis of this painting, a conclusion can be drawn: knowledge originates from the discussion, debate, and sharing. In other words, people should have more opportunities to interact.
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The site, located on the north side of the university's gate entrance, takes on a trapezoidal shape. There are three existing campus buildings in the former site, and these buildings will be completely demolished in the future. The site is adjacent to Southern Xinsheng Road—a traffic artery to the west. It is adjacent to the Gallery of National Taiwan University History to the east, a historical building during the period of Japanese occupation.
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Design Process
Exploded Axonometric Perspective
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Site Context/ Landscape/ Traffic / School Gate
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Noise from main traffic road / Circulation and Entrance/ Divide the site into the public and private area
Graduation Ceremony Hall points to the library/ Design with the circle element
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Landscape idea
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01. Opening Ceremony Hall 02. Semi-Outdoor Sharing Space 03. Graduation Ceremony Hall 04. Office and Meeting Room 05. Warehouse 06. Restroom 07. Rice Field 08. Cafe Corner 09. Deck / Sunken square 10. Landscape Pool 11. Grain-sunning Ground
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01. Opening Ceremony Hall 02. Cafe Corner 03. Warehouse 04. Restroom 05. Warehouse 06. Deck / Sunken square 07. Landscape Pond 08. Semi-Outdoor Sharing Space 09. Graduation Ceremony Hall 10. Meeting Room 11. Office
Site Plan 1.Ceremony Hall 2.Suken Square (Grain-sunning Ground) 3.Rice Field 4.Restroom 5.Warehouse 6.Square 7.Suken Deck Square (Sharing Space) 8.Parking Lot
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Programming and Spatial Setting In terms of the space arrangement, the ceremony is treated as the basis of spatial order, and the cone-shaped chimney is deemed the center of the ceremony, running through the logic of the whole ceremony. In the entrance ceremony, seeds are taken out from the chimney on the first floor to gaze at rice fields pending to be cultivated in the future, symbolizing the next challenge. At the graduation ceremony, rice's full spikes are carried to the second floor and scattered through the chimney's opening. The space of the auditorium faces National Taiwan University Library, symbolizing graduation with abundant knowledge.
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cone-shaped chimney
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pedestrian Cafe Corner landscape pond
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graduation ceremony hall
semi-outdoor sharing space opening ceremony hall 2
pedestrian
sunken square (grain-sunning ground) barn
Detail Drawing
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1 -1.concrete 2. aluminum window 3. curtain 4.calcium silicate board 5. lighting 6. hanging steel bar 7. wooden floor 8. floor tile
Harvest
1. low-E glass 2. galvanized square tube 3. steel sheet 4. self-drill screw 5. waterproofing membrane 6. cement finish 7.concrete beam
Congradulation!
Let's talk, share, and interact!
Sowing
Welcome!
Study harder, and you will gain abundant knowledg.Let's cultivate our wisdom!
Scale :1/150
03 Accumulation / Walking Category: Academic Competition Role: Individual Project Time: 3rd Academic Year, 2012 Project Type: Market Location: Casablanca, Morocco Supervisor: Sheng-Chieh Huang [taipeijay@gmail.com]
About the Competition This international competition was held by AC_CA (Architectural Competition Concours’ Architecture) in 2012. The aim of the competition is to design a New Sustainable Market Square in Casablanca. The design of this new structure should reflect contemporary design tendencies. The proposal must not only attend to the specific function, but the design should also take into consideration the urban insertion and its impact. Participants were expected to create a new contemporary social space where locals can meet and shop. Furthermore, doing research to highlight the unique aspects of designing an original market and meeting the requirements of Green Architecture are also the goals of this competition.
Location
Exploded Axonometric Perspective
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multipurpose area semi-outdoor space
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Morocco
Concept A market square is a place for people to shop and meet someone. In terms of shopping behavior at the market, shopping while walking, filling up the basket, I regarded this kind of behavior as a process of accumulation. Besides, from the research of Morocco's culture, it was easy to find that 3 features were shown in the following diagram. This design aimed to create an unprecedented shopping experience at the market. The market square was composed of prefabricated stalls and ramps. The walking and shopping experience at this design was a transformation of the goods in the customer's baskets.
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Stall Unit: Structure and Materials
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Galvanized square tube Calcium Silicate Board
Light steel frame
prefabricated stall Calcium Silicate Board
exploded perspective of the prefabricated structure PILED UP GOODS
UPSTIARS / DOWNSTAIRS
prefabricated structure- piled up
elevator
GROUP / ZONE / CUBE
restroom
concept digram: Walking / Ramp / Accumulation
structure system
Corrugated Metal Roofing Sheet
elevator
pond for recycling rainfall reuse of the water for market
inspiration from the local market vendors and building elements
air circulation
reuse rainfall
sustainable system diagram
Plan and Section
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01. stall 02. shopping ramp 03. pond (recycling the rainfall for market) 04. sunken square 05. restroom for man 06. restroom for woman 07. restroom for the disabled 08. storage 09. multipurpose space
section scale:1/200
04 Rehabilitation Plan of the Old Hanhonggou Village Category: Professional Project Role: Project Architect / Resident Architect Project Time: 2019-2020 Project Type: Building Renovation / Rehabilitation Location: Qinyuan County, Shanxi Province, China Principle Architect: He Wei [hewei23@126.com] (3andwich Design/ He wei Studio)
Rural architecture in China
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In 2017, the Strategy of Rural Revitalization was formally proposed in the 19th CPC National Congress of China, and rural vitalization became the focus of national development since then. However, rural construction had been implemented for years in China. Its development was backed by China in a more systematic way when it was proposed in the 19th CPC National Congress; and it has formed its unique style and developed into a rural construction and renewal models with national characteristics due to Chinese unique political system, the world's largest population, and vast land.
Team
My Role in the Project
Principle Architect He Wei
China
Project Architect Liang Chu Yu
Interior Designer Sang Wan Chen
Shanxi
Interior Designer Cao Shi Qing
Qinyuan
As the Rehabilitation Plan of the Old Hanhonggou Village project architect, I visited the countryside in March 2019 to survey, design, draw shop drawings from April to June, start the construction in July, and formally complete it in August 2020. My team went to the site to survey and collect relevant data, and He Wei, the principal architect, selected six nodes as the origins of the overall rejuvenation plan. I managed the design, shop drawing, and onsite guidance for constructers.
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Conversation meeting with Secretary Jin of the county Party committee
visited the countryside for survey
Isometric perspective view of the project
History and Location of Hanhonggou
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Hanhonggou old Village, located in Qinyuan County, Shanxi Province, China, has been an ancient village since the Wanli Reign of the Ming Dynasty, and it was also the site of the logistics department for a party, government and military organs in Taiyue District; consequently, numerous slogans and buildings were left in the antique village then. Presently, residents have moved to the new village to the west side. Most of the old village houses are idle, enabling the overall rehabilitation plan to come true.
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thousand-year-old Tree
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1573 -1620 Wanli Reign of the Ming Dynasty
万历 Red Tourism Village In recent years, Qinyuan County regarded Grand Green Qinyuan Tourism County as the mainstay for development. Hanhonggou has been treated as the major demonstration site for development thanks to its special history. We planned the project to be a red tourism village themed with the life of the Red Army. The local economy is expected to be invigorated, and the antique village is wished to be activated by introducing the tourism industry.
Hanhonggou becomes well known for a flood discharge ditch in the village, which turns into a river in the rainy season and an access road for villager's passage in the dry rainy season. Because the sandstone terrain dominates the local area, various tableland features take on the local area after being washed by rain, the house types are also divided into house-type cave dwellings, ground-shaped cave dwellings, and common bungalows, and diversified landforms are presented in the village, adding quite a few features to Hanhonggou.
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1942-1945 Besiegment Operations of Qinyuan
In the past: Coal Mining Industry
War of Resistance Against Japan
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Programing and Nodes Node NO.1 : Have a meal for the Red Army- Information center and Restaurant Node NO.2 : Appreciate an opera for the Red Army - Small Theater Node NO.3 : Enjoy a cup of tea for the Red Army - Cafe' and Tea house Node NO.4- NO.6 : Stay in the room for the Red Army at one night - Hostel
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2020 - Future Cultural Tourism and Red Culture
2017-2019 Green in Qinyuan
Let's go to Qinyuan for a wonderful vacation.
60% Forest Coverage
Industrial Transformation
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Node NO.1 : Information center and Restaurant
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Site Context
Learning from Local House
No. 1 Node, located at the entrance of the antique village, is closely adjacent to the gate tower of the antique village, adjoins the ditch to the south and secondary road to the north, former building on the site due to its disrepair for a long time is completely demolished rather than being retained in consideration of its non-existing historical value.
As a tourist information center at the entrance of the entire village providing catering services and meeting space, this node is featured with a twostory concrete frame structure. Its facade design is inspired by loft facade for local traditional building, the wood log strips of the loft which formerly used as barn and storage space are converted into modern wooden grid form, and grey bricks of demolished local obsolete houses are used as facade materials, continuing the historical memory from the perspective of the facade.
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Countryside visit survey
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Remove old building and keep a part of wall
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Follow the original pattern and release the space for public
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01 Restaurant 02 VIP Room 03 Kitchen 04 Restroom 05 Multi-functional Space 06 Storage 07 Outdoor Sharing Space A. Pond B. Plaza C. Sidewalk for visitors D. Main gateway to old Village E. Road for the old village F. Road for the new village
Old Grey Brick
Local Housing Facade Analysis
Facade Transformation based on Analysis
1. wooden grille 2. fastener 3. steel sheet 4. bracket 5. galvanized square tube 6. LED light bar 7. self-drill screw 8. anchor 9. concrete beam 10. aluminum window 1 --
Removed old building and kept a part of the wall.
Construction layout
Independent footing
Under construction
Details of Facade
Restaurant
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Multi-functional Space
Discussion on setting out and confirmation with workers.
On-site survey and explanation of shop drawings.
Node NO.3 : Cafe' and Tea house
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Site Context
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Inspired from Natural Environment
No. 3 Node, located in the central axis line for the entire old village, is the culmination of the tableland topography. Formerly the site was used as the Ordnance Administration during the Anti-Japanese War period; only half of the building remains, a plenty of tall locust trees are available in the site and are reserved to continue its special natural landform and historical atmosphere.
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STEP 1 old building remains courtyard wooden deck sandpit pond sidewalk flood relief channel
old building and trees on site
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dealt with uneven land, preserved trees, the formation of building outline
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glass box with wooden deck extended the vision of space
Design follows the horizontal layer of the site.
As the sitting-out area of the entire village, this node presents a coffee bar, tea room, and historical relics to serve as the activity stage in the courtyard. The whole building is designed in the manner of retrocession for advancement. The node is the steel frame structure with largesize glass windows on the facade. On the one hand, the node endows a better vision, and it makes the building hidden amid the cluster of trees because of the reflection of glasses, on the other hand, blending into the surroundings. Additionally, local rubbles are used as facade materials in the space of actual functional requirements, and the facade is built and piled by the local old craftsmen with stones one by one. The wooden platform extended from the building makes it possible for visitors to go out and enjoy the natural atmosphere. Children are allowed to play in the sand pit, while adults are enabled to sit on the outdoor platform to appreciate the whole village and water landscape.
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Detials of Facade
1. self-drill screw 2. anchor 3. steel sheet Discussion on setting out and 4. galvanized square tube confirmation with workers. 5. aluminum window 6. steel floor deck 7. I-shape steel beam 8. concrete floor 9. Polyurethane foam insulation board 10. waterproofing membrane
Restroom
Construction layout
Independent footing
Cafe' Sitting area
Under construction
local traditional masonry work
explanation of shop drawings
Tea house
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Node no.2
Small Theater Thanks to a millennial old locust tree towering in the village and the site full of stories because of the cave dwellings inside, our team designed the node as a village theater, placed a new ladderstyle small theater building, created an outdoor stage together with locust trees and cave dwellings in a village to provide a performance venue for traditional folk songs, and the dome device was designed to be in red to highlight its public nature, making the site become more typical and echo the red culture theme of the whole tourism village.
Node no.4-no. 6
Hostel
The site, formerly known as Jinan Bank, was composed of three small courtyards, we broke through the courtyard walls to create a residential area for Bed and Breakfast service, demolished houses formerly dilapidated, rebuilt in the original layout, and incorporated into new accommodation spaces amid ancient houses, making newly built, and available buildings exist harmoniously.
05 Ankang Social Housing Category: Professional Project Role: Project Designer Project Time: 2015-2018 (Participated 2015-2016) Project Type: Social Housing / High-rise Building Location: Taipei City, Taiwan Principle Architect: Jia Hui Day [ jiahui@bldgworkshop.com.tw ] (JH Day Building Workshop)
Taiwan public housing and design goal Public housing is one of the main policies of the Taiwan government. Compared with the old-style national housing, the new-style public housing provides a rent-only business model, allowing young people to save money to buy a house under low rent conditions. Provide a better living environment for disadvantaged groups. The second district of Ankang Public Housing is the construction of housing under such a policy. As an architectural design team, the goal is to break the social labels of public housing-poverty, disadvantaged, dirty, and propose mixed living and sharing models, barriers, and discrimination. It was caused by incomprehension, so the team tried to break the use of ethnic divisions with spatial planning. We advocate shared communities-expanding the home into a community.
Design Concept
Sharing Space and Social Welfare Facilities
'' We wan t to design the spo ts as the shared li ving space for the communi t y residen ts to ga ther and s ta y. Our concep t is to ex tend design from home to the whole communi ty. '
Facilities of Community Co-sharing Spaces
Home
RFL
Typical Room
clothes drying yard
Implementation of Sharing Life We planned the living space shared by the residents of the community, including the activity spaces for children and teenagers, community classrooms, and activity space for after-school guidance; static and dynamic talents were available to allow youngsters who live in the future can also join the ranks of volunteers to accompany and strengthen healthy children and juniors, a shared kitchen was available to provide the elders' needs for meals, and increase interaction opportunities in the community to become the venue for residents' cuisine activities and contact relationships in the community.
studio space for residence Residence
12FL after-school tutoring classroom
Type A: accommodation for 6 people
Residence
5924m 2 3FL bridge playground for residence N
Residence
Section
institution for physical and mental disorders barrier-free garden
2FL Type B: accommodation for 4 people
day care for the elderly
Social Welfare Office
shared kitchen for elders' meals
1FL
Rental Classroom
sheltering stores
baby-sitting service
Type C: accommodation for 2 people
Home 2025 : Why Co-sharing ?
Exhibition at JUT Art Museum in 2016
What will the home look like in the next 10 years? This exhibition is curated by JUT Art Museum and invited 29 architects and 20 companies to make the team and discuss the definition and imagination of "home." JH Day Building Workshop cooperated with Taiwan Secom Co., Ltd to develop a social media for Ankang Social Housing, titled Nextdoor Social Network, using 3D images and group dialogue to enhance the bond between neighbors and make the entire high-density community lively.
iPad
8:35 PM
APP Mockup Video: Nextdoor Social Network X
Room 1, 13F,Building B
Day
Room4, 20F
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Ken
【Help】 Need a housework helper!
【Attend】
ACCEPT
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Homemade Lunch Box
Lin
Saturday B棟20樓4室 10:00-13:00 柯爸柯媽 12F Co-Sharing +2 classroom
【Register】 a lunch box!
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Room 6, 11F, Building A
ACCEPT
Room 5, 10F, Building A
Liang
【Help】 houswork A棟11樓6室 helper!! 林洲民 +7
Community activities:Clean Up！
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Saturday 10:00~16:00 1F Community center
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共居 Nextdoor Social APP Network
5 Let’t Chat
ACCEPT
3 Home
Announcement
Event
Profile
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