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Architecture | 2017

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Undergraduate work | 2017| Wildlife Refuge Station|Buena Vista , Oregon

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Undergraduate work | 2017| Wildlife Refuge Station|Buena Vista , Oregon

Mud Lake 205

Malheur Lake

Malheur Field Station Malheur National WildlifeFirst Floor

Buena Vista Overlook

Project Concept

Malheur National Wildlife Refuges is highlighted for its large number of bird species and wildlife habitats with well-protected natural resources. This project utilizes multiple

sustainable design strat-

egies for a wildlife refuges station, a station service for researchers, study groups, artists, and visitors. The build construction provides short-term and long-term stays with fully functional living, dining, research equipment, artist studio space, and visitor’s welcoming center. photos from site

Buena Vista Site Analysis

transportation wetland area human path two hills

Farmland Section drawing

Farmland is one of the parts of the idea of self-sustaining. The self-sustaining aim to fulfi ll part human needs for a resource such as foods, energy, and water. By building up PV-panels shading devices to collect water and solar energy. Also, the parking lot is a way to collect water and solar energy. Farmland is built for both food and scientifi c research.

Social Hub Section Drawing

In this project, the woody island is the social center, a circulation area that connects the other program. This area is the hub for various human social activities and social living spaces, including a dining building, research and study center, welcoming center, and dormitory. The design of Woody island was inspired by the land feature: woody and wet soil. So it elevates from the ground to minimize the damage to the natural environment.

Cabin Group Section Drawing

The cabin group aims to keep privacy and distance from the social area. This area includes diverse types of living space: duplex houses and studio cabins, which fi t diff erent needs for group size. Each house/ cabin is designed with a water collection system to capture rainwater.

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1. welcoming center 2. leaning center 3. public deck 4. dinning center 5. dormitory 6. existing house 3

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