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PORTFOLIO DAI BING

selected works 2007-2016

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Sep/2007—Jun/2012 Shandong University of Science and Technology B. Eng. in Architecture, Major Sep/2015—Sep/2016

Qingdao, China

The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York City Master of Architecture

PEOFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE May- Aug. 2011

FM Architect Intern Architect Project: Shanghai Shiliupu dock reconstruction (Complex) •Draw the plans •Make study model•Communicate with rendering company Xiaochuniang healthy club (Commercial) •Scheme design• Draw plans and elevations•Make study model •Layout presentation book

Feb. - Jun. 2012

GMP• Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner Project: Hangzhou south railway station •Draw plans and sketchup models•

Aug. 2012- Feb. 2014

FCJZ (Yonghong Chang) Atelier Junior Architect Project: Shanghai Shangduli No.5 district (Commercial) Shanghai Zhujiajiao granary reconstruction (Commercial& Residential) Shanghai Longhuasi museum (Culture) Wanke art center competition (Culture) Kunshan Xiefu Resort Hotel (Commercial) •Scheme design• Draw plans, elevations and sections•Analysis graphic •Layout presentation book• Make study model•Cooperate with LDI

Jul. 2014- Sep. 2015

SCDA Architects Assistant Architect Project: Taiwan Jimei High-rise residence (Residential) •Scheme design• Draw plans, elevations and sections•Analysis graphic •Layout presentation book• Make study model•Cooperate with LDI

Intern Architect (Transport)

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Apr. 2008 Oct. 2008 Apr. 2009 Jul. 2010 Aug. 2011 Nov. 2013 SKILLS Software Language

Mapping and drawing the architecture of ancient watery region in Anhui Province Research into the coexist situation of modern and ancient buildings in Shanghai Research into traditional Chinese garden in Suzhou Research into traditional living space, Hutong and Sihe Yuan, in Peking Research into living condition of mountain area in the northwest of china Visit classic architectures designed by Jiakun Architect in Chendu

•AutoCAD •Adobe CS •Sketch up •Rhino• Grasshopper •V-ray for sketch up & Rhino •Autodesk Revit •3D Max •Arc-Gis •Maya •Mandarin (First language) •English (CET-6, TOELF: 98, GRE: 318)

Living in the Nature

Academic Work: Resort Villa Design

Public, Open, Multi-Function

Academic Work: Community Center Design

Human Relanship in Metropolis

Academic Work: Compact Apartment Design

Scale, Independence

Professional Work: Musumn of Vanke

Enclosure, Opening

Professional Work: Museum of Longhua

Transportation

Professional Work: Hangzhou Railway Station

Residential

Professional Work: Luxury Residential

Construction

Professional Work: Villa Mock-up

Topological City

Academic Work: Urban Studio

Atmospherical Dynamics Academic Work: Nature Studio

Other Works

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LIVING IN NATURE PROJECT 1: Site Location: Tutor: Date:

VILLA DESIGN Huining, Gansu Zhou, Tong 2008

resort villa design

For this design task, I would like to study the relationship between living space and nature environment. When talked about designing a villa located in the place which has gorgeous landscapes, the first idea came to my minde is openning huge windows to get the best view. However, after a second thought, I believe there is a better way to deal with this task. In stead of seating in the living room and enjoy the beatuiful view, I would like to encourage people to get out and pay more time on communicating with natrue environment.

resort villa design

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Rammed Earth Wall

Roof & Partition wall

Wood Stracture

Landscape

resort villa design

Foundation

RAMMED EARTH WALL Rammed earth is a technique for building walls using natural raw materials such as earth, chalk, lime or gravel. It is an ancient building method that has seen a revival in recent years as people seek more sustainable building materials and natural building methods. Rammed-earth walls are simple to construct, noncombustible, thermally massive, strong, and durable. They can be labour-intensive to construct without machinery.

Wood is an organic, hygroscopic and anisotropic material. Its thermal, acoustic, electrical, mechanical, aesthetic, working, etc. properties are very suitable to use it is possible to build a comfortable house using only wooden products. Sunmao is a traditional technique for connection of wood structure, without metal conncetion, the wood structure gets less chance to rot.

Advantage: Surrounding area have sufficient clay ,sand and different size of stones which could be the raw material of rammed earth wall.

Advantage: Wood is a renewable material. When trees grown in sustainable forests are cut down, more trees are planted, keeping the trees from extinction.

The layer of moist earth is compressed

rough sand 2

fine sand 4

The next layer of moist earth is added

local clay 3

lime 3

Successive layers of moist earth are added and compressed

Extend the beams

Connection between columns and beams

Connection between window frames and columns

Connection between beams

resort villa design

gravel 1

Framework is built and layer of moist earth is filled in

WOOD STRCTURE

WALL

Build glued timber beams

ROOF Build wood roof

resort villa design

Arrange partition wall and furnitures

WOOD STRUCTURE

resort villa design

Cement and sand cast into wood mold

FURNITURE

5 Elevation

1. Kitchen 2. Washing Room

4. Living Space 5. Bed Space 6. Back Yard

Section

resort villa design

3. Front Yard

Chair

Table

Shelf

830 mm

800 mm

2700 mm

Side Table

Bed

450 mm

Lamp

1800 mm

900 mm

Tea table

Wardrobe

1800 mm

850 mm

1800 mm

1500 mm

1800 mm

890 mm 350 mm

400 mm

500 mm

2100 mm

200 mm

500 mm

400 mm

resort villa design

700 mm

230 mm

resort villa design

1020 mm

450 mm

240 mm

resort villa design

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PUBLIC, OPEN, MULTI- FUNCTION PROJECT 2: COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN Site Location: Tutor: Date:

Qingpu Shanghai Guo, Qinghua 2010

Compact Residents Distributed Residents

Caogang River

community center

A community center, in my opinion, is the most important social space for the surrounding residents. I try to build a positive public space which could attract more people to get involvoed in community activities. Hence I try to delate the boundry of the building functional and spatial, but to build more connection between outdoor space and indoor space. So as to offer more chance for dewllings to get involoved in this cneter.

One Volume One huge open square in front of one massive volume. This form is efficent, but the connection between outdoor and indoor space is negative.

City with City

Distributed

One square surrounded by functional indoor space. The square is comfortable but it is hard for dwellings to get involvoed in.

Distributed indoor space connected by outdoor space. Without boundry wall, dwellings could feel more relax to get in.

The slim coulumns form an flexible space which is relax and comfortable. People could pass through it randomly and hold different scale of activities here.

community center

Coulumn

Interior

Open Space

Landscape

Eave

Pavilion

One big roof offers the basic functionl of architecture as the shelter- shade the sunlight and against the rain. Additionally, it defined the boundry of this building

Roof

community center

Corridor

Ordinary-Function

Small Activity

Connection with nature lanscape

The landscape that around this building is significant for the experience of dwellings. It not only offers a nice view, but also build a soft boundry to cut off the noise. After dwellings pass through the landscape, they will get a comfortable and pure public space.

For the mlti-function room, I do not like to cut off the connection between nature. The solid boundry wall is necessary for the function considering, so the open roof could off the connection with sky. Nature light is helpful for the exhibition and audience could breathe the fresh air while they are enjoying the concert.

Toilet

Cafe

Library

Connection with nature lanscape

Big Event

Small activity

Free Activity

Library

Toilet

Library

Big Exhibition

Cafe

Exhibition

concert lecture

Small activity

movie drama

Free Activity

MultiF-Room

community center

wedding

community center

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4 8

6 5

1. Multi- Function Room 2. MEP Room 3. Library 4. Cafe

6. Storage 7. Square 8. Pavilion

community center

5. Washroom

community center

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Decrease the thickness of the roof to reduse the gravity load on coulumns.

Decrease the distance between coulumns, reduce the gravity load on earch coulumn.

Shear wall instead of coulumn to resist lateral forces. Coulumn only resist the gravity load.

Foundation

Steel Column

Shear Wall

Steel Girder & Roof

community center

Reduce the size of coulumn, so that the interior space could be more transparent which is significant for this public space.

HUMAN RELATIONSHIP IN METROPOLIS PROJECT 3: COMPACT APARTMENT DESIGN

Shanghai Li Bing 2011

Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s building boom has been one of the most talked about stories in recent years, a phenomenon we are all quite familiar with. The fast development left a few time for citizens to think about the changes of their lives. Now, more and more people move into the high rise apartment which have a few public space. That leads to the crisis of the relationship of family and neighbours. In this case, I wish to build a high rise apartment involving different scales of public space to encourage people to pay more attention on the relationship between others.

compact apartment

Site Location: Tutor: Date:

UNIT

UNIT UNIT

Hutong is the transit space in the residential community. Owing to the fact that dwellings pass through it every day, it has comsiderable chances to meet earch other. What is more important, it offers different scales of comfortable public spaces which are able to lead to communication and assorted activities.

compact apartment

ROOM

Si He Yuan represents the Chinese traditional living style. People lived in sperate spaces, and several living spaces are oganized by a yard which offers the common space for the family members to reinforce their relationships.

CONNECTION

ROOM

胡同

compact apartment

YARD

四合院

ROOM ROOM

UNIT UNIT

TYPE: A

TYPE: B

TYPE: C

TYPE: D

This type of unit is mainly designed for the young singles, such as college students, young adults who just start their carrer. The small unit is able to fulfill this group of peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs, because they do not spend much time at home.

This type of unit is mainly designed for the young adults who have been worked for a few years. This group of people already have stable incomes allowing them to get a larger unit. Most of them start to focus on enhancing their living quality.

This type of unit is mainly designed for the young couples who have no children. This group of people would like to pay more attention on their daily life. They may be interested in the units with a living room, dinning space and nice kitchen.

This type of unit is mainly designed for couples who have children. This group of people alreay have a stable family, they need more space and rooms to manage their lives. EVEN TYPICAL PLAN

COMBINATION:C

One yard and several small units build up a small energetic community. The yard could offer a public space for the young people. They could get friends together hold parties, play games.

This combination is involved with a yard and two units. It is better for Friends or relatives to rent these two units. They may prefer a more quiet and quality living environment. Sometimes they could have a nice dinner together in the yard and share their experiences.

This combination is designed for the people who have a larger family. Couples could live together with their children, parents or other relatives. The yard offers a nice space for them to improve their relationship.

ODD TYPICAL PLAN

compact apartment

COMBINATION:B

compact apartment

COMBINATION:A

PUBLIC SPACE

VENTILATION

compact apartment

SUNLIGHT

compact apartment

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compact apartment

CONSTRUCT- FLOOR

CONCRETE

CONSTRUCT- CELLING

STEEL FRAMEWORK

CELLING PANEL

CONSTRUCT- WALL

STEEL FEAMEWORK

GLASS BRICK

compact apartment

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SCALE, INDEPENDENCE, FLEXIBILITY PROJECT 5: THE MUSUMN OF VANKE (PROFESSIONAL WORK)

Duty:

musumn of vake

Date

Shanghai FCJZ Atelier Yonghong Chang Cai Feng, Wu Huibiao, Liu Xiaodi, Dai Bing •Scheme Design •Analysis graphic • Make model • Draw plans, elevations and sections 2013

This sales center project is going to transform to a public art center after its sales task. The key challenge of this project lies on dealing with the relationship between the small art center and its surrounding huge complex. We decide to apply landcape and different scales of courtyards to filter noise from outside and form a pure art area. In this art center, we have different scales of space, so that it is able to be suitable for assorted activities.

musumn of vake

Site Location: Design Institution: Chief Architect: Project Team:

SALE CENTER

办公 OFFICE

辅助

展览 EXHIBITION

辅助

SERVICE

恰谈 BUSINESS

辅助

SERVICE

TRANSFORM

SERVICE

TRANSFORM From commercial area to art area From noisy to quiet From large to small

SPACE

ORDER and EXPERIENCE

Three different scales of public space offers the place for different activities

景观

The sequence that people would experience when they arrive this art center.

LANDSCAPE

ART CENTER

商店 ART SHOP

辅助 SERVICE

展览 EXHIBITION

URBAN

LANDSCAPE

EXHIBITION

演艺 PERFORM

EXHIBITION TRANSFORM

BUSINESS

musumn of vake

Commercial complex, large, fast and noisy.

LANDCAPE (SMALL) Arrary of trees to slow down the movment of pedestrian, filter the noisy from outside and form a comforable space that people could stay for a long period of time.

SQUARE (MIDDLE) Compared with the landscape, this space is larger and it is designed as a play ground for all kinds of group of people.

COURTYARD (MIDDLE) The couryard is the smaller public space which offers suitable place for people to communicate. Additionally it also could use for outdoor exhibition.

OFFICE

ART SHOP

URBAN

musumn of vake

URBAN SCALE (LARGE)

PERFORM

COURTYARD

SQUARE

COURTYARD

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LANDSCAPE

SMALL SPACE

for large exhibition or performance

flexible to assorted exhibition and activities.

for small art works exhibition or small lecture

musumn of vake

MIDDLE SPACE

musumn of vake

LARGE SPACE

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7:00 AM

11:00 AM

3:00 PM

20.00020.000

No.6No.6

16.00016.000

No.5No.5

12.00012.000

No.4No.4

8.0008.000

No.3No.3

4.0004.000

No.2No.2

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No.1No.1

9:00 AM

1:00 PM

5:00 PM

Prefabricate in factory

Assmeble on site

musumn of vake

Transport to site

ENCLOSURE, OPENING PROJECT 5:

MUSUMN OF lONGHUA TEMPAL (PROFESSIONAL WORK)

Duty:

longhua museum

Date

Shanghai FCJZ Atelier Yonghong Chang Cai Feng, Wu Huibiao, Liu Xiaodi, Dai Bing •Scheme Design •Analysis graphic • Make model • Draw plans, elevations and sections 2013

Long hua Tempal and Tower are historic architectures server as the very impotant place for Buddhism. This project is try to challenge the issure of bring modern element into historic and religious place an proposing a uique layout which aims to suit the very context of the site.

longhua museum

Site Location: Design Institution: Chief Architect: Project Team:

一、基地中心——塔院

The proposal is try to mantain the significant postion of the Long Hua tower and the plaza. 二、基地东侧——塔院的围合

以龙华塔为中心的塔院是整个项目的核心

设计概念

以龙华塔为中心的塔院是整个项目的核心

二、基地东侧——塔院的围合设计概念

三、基地西侧——博物馆建筑群

The divided gardens allows people to access to the Long Hua tower from sideways, meanwhile keep off the noise from traffic.

将连续的景观过渡带通过视觉引入基地西侧变成五个围合的院子，作为广场与道路之间一层可停留的景观过渡带

Building 三、基地西侧——博物馆建筑群将连续的景观过渡带通过视觉引入基地西侧变成五个围合的院子，作为广场与道路之间一层可停留的景观过渡带

设计概念

Street

The layout follows the original city fabric and every separate buildings are connected by water landscape system

引入街道

叠加

最终街坊肌理

longhua museum

Square

引入水系

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TRANSPOSATION

HANGZHOU RAILWAY STATION (PROFESSIONAL WORK)

Site Location: Design Institution: Project Team: Duty: Date

Taipei GMP Stephan Rewolle, Jiang linlin, Dai Bing •Analysis Graphic • Draft Drawing 2011

Hangzhou railway station

PROJECT 5:

Hangzhou railway station

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Hangzhou railway station

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RESIDENTIAL PROJECT 5:

LUXRY HIGHRISE RESIDENTIAL (PROFESSIONAL WORK)

residential

Duty:

Date

Taipei SCDA Soo K. Chan Baet Yeok Hoon, Jin A. Oon, B.Fang, Dai Bing •Scheme Design •Analysis Graphic • Draft Drawing 2014

residential

Site Location: Design Institution: Chief Architect: Project Team:

residential

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residential

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residential

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CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 5:

VILLA MOCK UP (PROFESSIONAL WORK)

villa mock up

Duty:

Date

Suzhou FCJZ Atelier Yonghong Chang Cai Feng, Liu Xiaodi Dai Bing •Construction Design • Draw plans, elevations and sections 2013

villa mock up

Site Location: Design Institution: Chief Architect: Project Team:

villa mock up

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villa mock up

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TOPOLOGICAL CITY

topological city

Site Location: Professor: Date

THE TYPOLOGY OF THE LANDSCAPE AND THE TYPOLOGY OF THE CITY (ACADEMIC WORK) Manhattan Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa 2015

The economic speculation led to a homogenous structure of the territory of Manhattan with the gridiron of 1811. However several streets are configured differently due to their relationship with the underlying topography. This project proposes diverse typological relationship between the urban fabric, the building types and the natural topography of New York City aiming to expand multiple boundaries between the city and its environment. The research focuses on the potential of the natural geological topography of the city such as the underlying layers of bedrock, the stability of multiple soil types, and its relationship to the existing urban fabric. The project proposes a zoning for terraced building typologies that redefine the boundaries between street levels and urban fabric, developing topographical blocks and buildings. These proposed zoning is planned to react parametrically by defining building heights in relation to the different relative stability of the ground composition below, integrating public space and private space topographically and topologically. At the same time additional diagonal public connectors develop alternative connectivity by taking advantage of specific moments in that relationship.

topological city

PROJECT 5:

1811 Manhattan

2013 Manhattan

Soil Types

Soil Depth

Building Height

topological city

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1775 Manhattan

topological city

1775 Manhattan 92

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ATMOSPHERICAL DYNAMICS PROJECT 5:

Site Location: Professor: Date

NATURE AS ARCHITECTURE/ ARCHITECTURE AS NATURE (ACADEMIC WORK) U.S.A Diana Agrest 2016

atmosphere dynamic

Lighting is like a ghost traveling upwards and downwards between the dark tallest cumulus clouds and the ground. Once it takes off its invisible cloak, light breaks down the sky in a stunning effect. As it travels in its unpredictable pattern in extreme brevity in time and with extraordinary power, the sublime quality of this natural phenomenon has driven me to lunge into the inner complexities of the cloud to explore the trace of lighting. It is in these cumulus clouds where electromagnetic forces and gravity are constantly at play set on by the collision between the SE warm air and NW cold front. As water is transformed from vapor into water droplets and then ice particles that attract each other to form graupels. Positive and negative electric chargers are exchanged in a collision generating a magnetic field that ionizing the atmosphere provides the paths for chargers to travel which generate its final product, lighting.

atmosphere dynamic

Chargers are produeced and distributed while thuder clouds forming.

atmosphere dynamic

The forming process and materiality of thunder cluod.

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atmosphere dynamic

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JINXI HOTEL Design Institution: Site Location:

(PROFESSIONAL WORK)

ZHU JIAJIAO HOTEL

FCJZ Jin Xi

(PROFESSIONAL WORK)

Design Institution: Site Location:

Duty:

• Drawings • Models • Design

Duty:

Date

2013

Date

FCJZ Shanghai • Draw plans, elevations and sections • Draw Sketchup model 2012

VISITOR CENTER

(PROFESSIONAL WORK)

Design Institution: ite Location: Duty: Date

FM Nanjing • Draw plans, elevations and sections • Draw Sketchup model 2011

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1. Dinning Hall 2. Meeting Room

other works

3. Yard

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4. Washroom 5. Service Room 6. Kitchen 7. Pantry

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4 1 4 2

1. Reception Hall 2. Tea room 3. Yard 4. Washroom 5. Private Dinning

1. Courtyard

2. Corridor 3. Outdoor Deck 4. Guest Room

other works

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