Mid-Year Bachelor Architecture Folio

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E DUCAT IO N BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN | BArchDes Monash University 2014 - 2017

E AST I NA Z HANG D.O.B: ETHNICITY: NATIONALITY: LOCATION: EMAIL: MOBILE

April 7th 1996 Chinese Australian Melbourne, Victoria eastina.zhang@gmail.com +61 427 849 417

VCE Scholar | ATAR: 98.95 Caulfield Grammar School Graduated 2013

S KI L LS PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN RHINOCEROS +GRASSHOPPER +VRAY SKETCHUP AUTOCAD MODEL MAKING MICROSOFT OFFICE MAC OSX WINDOWS BASIC

ADVANCED


EXPERIENCE

2016 FREELANCE GRAPHIC DESIGN MONASH CHINESE-AUSTRALIAN CULTURAL COMMUNITY ACE BADMINTON COACHING AUSTRALIAN SKIN CLINICS Creating marketing materials such as flyers, banners, membership cards, and logo to be used in promotions. JAN 2015 APR 2016

PRE-UNI NEW COLLEGE English, Debating, General Ability & Visual Communications Tutor Teaching both classes of up to 20 and private lessons in English and Visual Communication across primary and high school level. Responsible for various admin tasks

2013 VOLUNTEERING - Monash Art Design & Architecture Open day representative 2016 - Monash Chinese-Australian Cultural Community (MCCC) Sponsorship Representative Events Director Graphic Designer - Xiao Ping School for Emotional Intelligence

I N TE R E STS

HIKING

BADMINTON

READING

MUSIC

FOOD

TRAVEL

TEA



CO N T E N TS ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO STUDIO

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BUBBLE TEA CULTURAL CENTRE

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INNER-SUBURBAN HOUSE

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RURAL HOUSE

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OTHER WORKS

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studio STUDIO Artists make use of spaces that no one else wants. Rough and ready and ideally cheap, what happens when availability erodes? Where do all the artists go? The site of study is the Boyd Studios in Southbank, a context where residential towers dominate. This project proposes permanent and afforable studios for artists, and aims to explore the social and cultural captial artists can bring to a heartland of multiresidential development, and contribute to its finer grain.

PODIUM/TOWER

BUILDING FOOTPRINT

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VOID

VOID BETWEEN 3 LEVELS

BALCONIES

EXAGGERATION


RD ITY C

BA

LS

TO

N

ST

PHARMACY

CAFE BOOKSTORE

SW NG

KI FLORIST

BAKERS

AY

POP-UP STORE

RETAIL SPACE

JEWELER’S WORKSHOP +RETAIL

G H

ST

POP-UP STORE

KA

SUSHI

VA

NA

gALLERY

PIZZA SHOP

24HR KEBABS

24HR CONVENIENCE STORE

GROUND LEVEL CIRCULATION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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10% LIVE/WORK

20% CREATIVE

70% RESIDENTIAL

The floor space of the building is roughly split into a 7:2:1 ratio, to accomodate for the different needs of artists. Analysing the rental prices of creative spaces and residential spaces in Melbourne’s artistic areas, the floor space of three 1 bedroom apartments can be turned into a single coworking space and create a profit. RESIDENTIAL

CREATIVE SPACES

1 BEDROOM APT.

1 BEDROOM APT.

CO-WORKING SPACE 170SQM

1 BEDROOM APT.

3 X $450 = $1350 P/W

$1800 P/W

SECTION OF LIVE/WORK SPACES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND SMALL GROUPS

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DETAILED SECTION OF SHARED BALCONY AND DISPLAY SPACE

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A

B

2

COUPLES + SMALL FAMILIES 1. TWO BEDROOM APT. 2. THREE BEDROOM APT.

1

SINGLE RESIDENTS

B

1

CREATIVE SPACES + SHARED BALCONY

program distribution in a set of 3 levels (sect) 4

RESIDENT (COUPLE) B

A

A

1 2

5

3

3

2

B

1. SINGLE STUDIO 2. COWORKING SPACE 3. OFFICE 4. SHARED STUDIO 5. SHARED BALCONY

1 4

CREATIVE A

B

A

1. ONE BEDROOM APT. 2. TWO BED SHARED APT. 3. LIVE/WORK APT 4. CREATIVE DISPLAY SPACE B

The program distribution for the upper levels in the tower accomodate three different audiences. Apartments and work spaces have been arranged to minimise circulation space. Every 3 floors, there is a floor with a balcony, which is accessible by the floor above and below it. Voids in the floor plates create a visual connection between seemingly unrelated programs. Connecting these three floors of through void and balcony create a shared environment, where residents of different occupations can interact. Thus, a the sense of community can be created.

RESIDENT (SINGLE) A

FLOOR PLANS OF A 3 LEVEL ‘VILLAGE’

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EXTERNAL VIEW FROM THE GROUND FLOOR

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NORTH WEST

NORTH EAST


INTERNAL VIEW FROM THIIRD FLOOR

ELEVATIONS

SOUTH EAST

SOUTH WEST

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BUBBLE TEA CULTURAL HUB The world’s most well known architect Frank Gehry has recently told the media “98% of everything that is built and designed today is pure shit. There’s no sense of design, no respect for humanity or for anything else.” One of the reasons behind such a comment is the lack of accessible communication of architecture. This project aims to focus on relaying the core ‘bubble tea concept’ of permeating a highrise building through a series of bubble spaces connected by a vertical circulation. With a focus on communication through diagram, the concept has been directly applied to respond to Bubble Tea Culture. PROPOSED CONDITIONS making YAY

learning

EXISTING CONDITIONS OF TYPICAL BUBBLE TEA STORE making

ordering

oh

?

passerby

it's

like

that

!!

buying

haha

everyone is inside their own ‘bubble’

so

lol th

is is

fun

bubbles that encourage interaction

passerby

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A

GROUND FLOOR - EDUCATE

TEA BASE

secondary entrance

projection on tea staff room & storage

retail space

lift

reception

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main entrance

FLOOR PLAN

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FACADE DESIGN

VIEW FROM STATE LIBRARY

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AN SW

STUDENT ACCOM

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SITE PLAN 1:500

STATE LIBRARY

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T BE S

RO T A

BUS BUS STOP STOP

RMIT BUILDING 22

N STO

SITE

The program distribution and circulation are drawn from this iconic image of bubble tea - the black tapioca pearls and fat straw.

MELBOURNE CENTRAL

Like the function of the straw, visitors circulate vertically through the building.

TRAM STOP

TRAIN STATION

The program is broken down into spaces that correspond to each step in the ordering process of the beverage.

construction

topping

topping

sugar & ice

flavour milk vs fruit

tea base

ICON

CIRCULATION

CULTURE

PROGRAM

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rural house The project brief required a small rural house (no more than 70sqm) to be designed considering the notions of program, site and environmental peformance of the building. Additionally, the design must favour the horizontal condition, and be designed for a specific client. This project client was a couple: a female music teacher and her partner who is wheelchair bound and spends much of his time at home meditating. Consequentially, the design focus for this project was to create a generally open and connected series of spaces that allowed for meditation and music practice, but also for the couple to maintain intimacy.

PROCESS & FINAL MODEL PHOTOS

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B B

Dining

Living room

om

L

Music Room Bedroom

Kitchen Entrance Entrance

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Study

Toilet Meditation area

Undercover space

A

A

Ensuite Study

Lift

A

A Lift

A

Lift

Balcony Ramp B

Ramp

Ground Floor

Ramp B Summer

Second Floor Summer Winter Winter Hall Ensuite

Balcony

Lift

B

Ensuite

Meditation area Meditation area Bedroom

Ramp

Hall Ramp

Study

Undercover space Ramp

Ramp

Ramp Study

Toilet

Hall

Ram

Music Room

Section A--A

Sunlight Wind

Sunlight

Section B--B

Wind

FLOOR PLAN + SECTION

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Inner-suburban house Located on a narrow site on Glenferrie Road, Inner-Suburban House is a small multi residential building, with one apartment for the landlord (who is single and lives alone), two apartments for three students each, and two apartments for young families of up to five people each. The Inner-Suburban House also includes a commercial space at ground level. In response to the long and narrow site, the only option to accomodate the volume of residents was to build upwards. The design focus for this project was to allow light to permeate every floor plate and guide circulation.

IDEATION OF VOIDS

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SECTION


PERSPECTIVE DRAWING FROM THE STREET ACROSS

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

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ATMOSPHERIC DRAWINGS


MODEL PHOTOS

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other works

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wearing the city A collaboration between bachelor and masters students at MADA, this project translates notable Melbourne interiors into wearable forms experimenting with materials to work best with the body’s movements. With Melissa Brown (3rd year Fine Arts) and Tess McLaren (3rd year Interior Architecture), we worked on the modernist “gallery to be lived in” Heide II by McGlashan Everist. With a focus on the iconic double height living space, our design drew from the L shaped walls that compose the space. The floating steps made of Mount Gambier Limestone were translated using polystyrene and textured paint to create a light, wearable form. Wearing the Interior City was showcased at MPavillion designed by AL_A

DOUBLE HEIGHT LIVING AREA OF HEIDE II

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MPAVILION 2015 BY AL_A

L SHAPED WALLS FROM FLOOR PLANS


MODEL: CASSIE MIN PHOTOGRAPHY: MATTHEW STANTON

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3D PRINT OF GRASSHOPPER INTERVENTION

In this exercise, Villa VPRO by MVRDV was digitally modelled using Rhinoceros, rendered using Vray and post processed in Adobe Photoshop. In the second phase, a parametrically designed intervention was created using grasshopper in Rhinoceros. The undulating wooden structure is an extension of the curved internal floors and car park roof.

LEFT: RENDERS OF VILLA VPRO

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PROMOTIONAL FLYER FOR ASC

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EVENT POSTER FOR MCCC

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LOGO DESIGN FOR ABC

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MEMBERSHIP CARD DESIGN FOR MCCC

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EMAIL: eastina.zhang@gmail.com MOBILE: +61 427 849 417


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