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PORTFOLIO DANG DUY MINH HUYNH
2020
ABOUT This portfolio shows the last three years of Interior Architecture and design practice.
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Currently, I am studying a Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture) at Swinburne University. I have the experience to use multiple programs in interior design and architecture fields flexibly. Also, I have a passion for heritage architecture and green design.
DANG DUY MINH HUYNH Preferred Name: Min 0419948499 huynhminharc@gmail.com Noble Park, Melbourne VIC 3174
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Interior Design Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture 2013 - 2016 Bachelor of Design (Interior Architecture) (Honours) Swinburne University, Melbourne 2017-Present
ACCOLADES
Bates Smart BIM Award Swinburne University, 2019 Certificate of Rhino Advanced Archistar Academy, 2018 Certificate of Revit Advanced Archistar Academy, 2018 Certificate of SketchUp Linkedin Learning, 2020
COMPUTER SKILLS
Autodesk Revit (2D, 3D and BIM) Autodesk CAD (2D) Rhinoceros 3D (2D, 3D and Vray) 3Ds Max (Vray) SketchUp Pro (3D) Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint
DESIGN SKILLS
Model Building Ability to read and draft construction documents Hand Sketching Computer Rendering Typography Teamwork
LANGUAGES Vietnamese English
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2018
Interior Architecture Digital Documentation NA House Modelling
2019
Professional Practice: BIM (Building Information Management) AMDC Facade
2020
Capstone: Interior Architectural Practice Invicta House
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CONTENTS
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Interior Architecture Digital Documentation NA House Modelling
DESCRIPTION The building was designed by S for a couple in Tokyo, and there are some surprising points in the house. First, the house has 21 individual floors which have various heights and acreages, each floor has a different function and is connected by varieties of stairs and ladders, including short runs of fixed and movable steps. Moreover, the house uses mostly the glass walls so the natural light can move through inside the house at daytime. Also, the curtain is installed so that the users can have private spaces as well as open spaces.
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GROUND FLOOR
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SECOND FLOOR
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FRONT ELEVATION
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LEFT ELEVATION
EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
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Professional Practice: BIM (Building Information Management) AMDC Facade
Brief
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To propose a human-centred design and innovative skin that is responsive to environmental conditions. The design of a facade should also represent the identity of the School of Design at Swinburne University of Technology, including technical attributes. Building facades often defines the character of a building before anyone is acquainted with it. Still, the functionality and purpose of facades are much greater than merely having an aesthetic design. Here we aim to create a meaningful and thought-provoking design while transcending our building’s current functional capacity. We want to create an efficient design that can adapt well to different weather conditions and lighting conditions while remaining thought-provoking and interesting in its physical form.
Sunpath The environmental influences on a building not only affect its function, but can also influence the way its users interact with it. Looking at the sun’s path and articulation throughout the seasons is a key aspect that we have drawn in shaping of the design process. It gives us an understanding of the annual conditions while also allows us to assess how the environment affects the local area.
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Radiation
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Looking further at the environmental influences on the current AMDC building allows us to see just how great these effects come to be. During the summer months, the northern facade comes to be highly affected while receiving relief from surrounding buildings. It is noted that almost all facades are affected differently from the environment, showing the importance of a highly adaptable and efficient design.
Hand Sketches Our first approach to panel design was to look at the key aesthetics that we hoped to achieve, basing iterations on multiple sources from nature to other incidents. Following panel development, we assessed possible outcomes by looking at multiple arrangements such as relations to focal points, radial, gradual transitions, pattern layouts and several others.
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Design Concept Upon completion of the design development, a new panel was selected and we looked into the possible options of arrangements, including size, density and articulation to see which we thought best suited our aesthetic aims. Once completed, we moved on to begin data analysis to further develop this concept into a more efficient design. We also evaluated how the paneling would interact with the environment and the user.
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4 Panels
5 Panels
6 Panels
7 Panels
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SUMMER
Section Diagram
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Some of the key aspects of our design we hoped to involve were user control with the ability to follow the sun and to block the heat during the day. We wanted views to not be limited as the panels can be turned sideways to show a slim silhouette. Furthermore, being able to point upwards with the aid of an inward slanting panel gives them the ability to collect rain water.
WINTER
Final Proposal
Development of the facade system came to be one that was highly informative and educational. Analyzing components along the way and using multiple programs and platforms allowed us to get the best out of the project and extend our potentials. As seen to the right the final paneling system is that of a 360 surround one allowing for sun absorption ,blocking and cooling on the north, east and west sides while an aesthetic feature on the south side with a multi-material approach from transparent to completely blocking of secondary light thus showing the technological capabilities of Swinburne University as technologically advanced campus.
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Panel Dimension
Panel Mounting Location
Shown here are the dimensional aspects of the paneling system although not accurately constructed it allows a base block for future development and engineering to take place.
Point of Rotation
Gimbal Axonometric View
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Panel Top View Gimbal Top View
Panel Front View
Panel Render
Mounting System
Multi Axis Gimbal
Solar Panel Sloped for Rain Collection
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Revit Incorporated Documentation
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West Elevation
East Elevation
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Physical Model Being able to see how a design interacts and flows in a physical form can show how physical models can be seen as one of the most powerful tools in design. Construction of our model took reference from the North Eastern side of lvl 6 to take for a 1:10 scale as we were all familiar with the space. The physical model also allowed us to get an understanding of the paneling system that was first not possible through computational modeling.
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The final model allowed us to get a first time understanding of our design in a built envirnoment. Although this model does not represent our final design due to further developments, it was still highly beneficial as it gave us the opportunity to learn the flaws and strengths and overall we were very happy with the outcome.
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Capstone: Interior Architecture Practice Invicta house Thesis Statement Invicta House is one of the historical buildings on Flinders Lane on Melbourne’s CBD. Before the police station, the current function of the building, it built as a textile warehouse, since 1923. The project proposes a human-centred design and revitalizes Invicta House that is responsive to environmental conditions. The re-design of the building should represent the identity of Finders Lane and Melbourne’s CBD as well. In this project, an insight into the building is provided to identify the meaning and the value.
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They emphasis the historical cores, such as cultural and the last-renovation. This phase is to figure out the soul of the building on the heritage lane. Additionally, it is crucial to investigate the building, such as construction policy and building pathology. It is possible to reuse the existing historical buildings through an inventive structural system combined with cutting edge construction techniques.
Textile Warehouse
Backpackers
Police Station
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2000
Now
Wicked Problems
Natural Disasters High levels of natural disasters lead to damage seriously the entire heritage.
Human behaviors Profit leads to the causes that was made from the human. They do not realize the value that hidden deeply.
Time Time is the big problem with all cultural heritage. It damages the cultural heritage from deep structure to whole cultural heritage.
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SITE INFORMATION Building Name: Invicta House Built In: 1923 Address: 226-232 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Areas: 742 m2 Levels: 7 floors and 1 basement Limited Height: 40 m
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Invicta House
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Melbourne’s CBD
18.24 M
40.61 M
742 M2
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40.77 M
HERITAGE INVESTIGATATION
Invicta House 1923
Built Before 1950s Built After 1950s
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Tomasetti House 1899
Flinders Way 1860
Manchestor House 1911
Nicholas Building 1926
Flinder Station 1903
DIAGRAM Movement and Sound Diagram
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DIAGRAM Sunpath Rhino and Ladybug tools to analysis the sunpath
Winter and Summer Solstice 21 June to 21 December
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LEVELS SELECTION Existing Functions There are two unbreakable walls of the building. At the left and the backside, those have adjacent old antique walls with its neighbour. Also, it is important to avoid destroying the heritage facade in front of the building. The possible development of the shape is from the rooftop, which has much natural light.
29 Function: Victoria Police Station Tenancy: Basement, Ground, Level 1 and 2 Function: Green House Backpacker Tenancy: Levels 3 to 6 plus Rooftop Levels Selection
INTERIOR IMAGES Comment The limitation of the existing building is the poor view at the alley. Moreover, the natural light can not reach to some interior spaces. Those create an uncomfortable environment for the occupant.
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PROGRAMS
The project has two programs in this semester and next semester, such as educational space and retail space. In this semester, the retail space is chosen at level 3, 4, 5 and 6. and the educational space is in other levels in next semester.
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Using the mindmap is to develop and think about the basic functions, such as the lobby, toilet, relaxing space, and requirement functions such as restaurants, coffee shop, fitness, and so on. The project proposes a large open-space to combine almost activities. Also, the project focuses on human-centred design and wellbeing.
SKETCH IDEAS Approaching the ideas by sketching.Also, multiple mass are showed to pick the most suitable shape.
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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
Stage One Block occupying 100% of the terrain
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Stage Two Expand the existing space from level one
Stage Four Maxium natural light approaches the middle levels
Stage Three Cut deeply inside the block
Blocks
Connecting Bridge
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MID-SCALE
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SITE PLAN
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SCALE 1 : 250
0 2M
10 M
20 M
SKETCH DEVELOPMENT
Connection Natural light access through the void in the middle and the stairs link those levels together.
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SKETCH DEVELOPMENT
Block Mixing the block and the glass window is to allow the natural light move through the window
Block Position Avoiding the block on a horizontal line create the private space for the apartments
Green Elements Growing plant in the communitiy space create the possitive emotion for the residents.
Glass Window The natural light is allowed to access inside the building
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MATERIALS AND COLORS Eco-friendly Materials The materials is not harmful on people. Also, They have the processes that avoid the pollution and they are used as loing-lasting and recycle materials.
Carpet
Concrete
Steel
Glass
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Colors The neutral colors use mostly in the interior spaces to bring the brightness. Also a few accent colors is to attract the eyes’ people
Neutral Colors 80 %
Accent Colors 20 %
Timber
SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE 1 : 150
Saving the heritage facade is to attract people.
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D Roofline 33500
Level 7 29800
Level 6 26100
Level 5 22400
Level 4 18700
Level 3 15000
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EAST ELEVATION SCALE 1 : 150 The external blocks as the balconies create social spaces (Office) and privated spaces (Apartment)
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Full glass window to get maximun natural light
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LONG SECTION 1 SCALE 1 : 200
The internal blocks create privated spaces.
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Plant Creeper
Social Space
Work Space
Reception
Social Space
OFFICE PLAN SCALE 1 : 250 Reception
Work Space ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE
Social Space
Meeting Room
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Stair / Lift
Print Hub
Corridor
SHOWER
WC
Bathroom
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 4
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APARTMENT PLAN SCALE 1 : 250
Apartment 1
Apartment 2
Apartment 3
Apartment 4
Apartment 5
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Lobby
PLANT ROOM
Systems / Store STORAGE
Stair / Lift
Plant Room ELEC. ROOM
LEVEL 5
LEVEL 6
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OFFICE PLAN - LEVEL 3
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SCALE 1 : 100
OFFICE PLAN - LEVEL 4
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SCALE 1 : 100
OFFICE SECTION - LEVEL 3 AND 4
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APARTMENT PLAN - LEVEL 5
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SCALE 1 : 100
APARTMENT PLAN - LEVEL 6
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APARTMENT SECTION - LEVEL 5 AND 6
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SINGLE APARTMENT PLAN - LEVEL 5
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SINGLE APARTMENT PLAN - LEVEL 6
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Level 6 - Callout 1 1 : 50
SOUTH ELEVATION RENDER
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EAST ELEVATION RENDER
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EXTERIOR RENDER
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WORK SPACE RENDER
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SOCIAL SPACE RENDER
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LOBBY APARTMENT RENDER
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