Architecture Portfolio Ming Yuan Technology University of Delft
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01b
Rondtuintjes
PowerUnit
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00. Content Selected Work 2019
Street Cast in Building
05 Gone with the Star
IPKW Renovation
01 a. Rondtuintjes TU/d Dwelling Studio - Group Project Joint Work by Ming Yuan | Alejandra Ferrera | Tom Koekkoek | Victoria Oshinusi, Lena Stamm | Torunn Vist | Elaine Yew | Coen Gordebeke
In this project, we together came up with the concept plan and the target group and all the other important decisions. I made all the perspective spatial renders. Alejandra made the digital model. Coen made the real model. Lena made the concept drawing. Victoria finished the final plan. Tom and Torunn made the section drawings. Elaine made the layout.
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CONCEPT
CONCEPT
Circularity
Circularity
Space & Connection
Water & Materials entrance public-collective private-collective public
ONCEPT
Connection and Hierarchy of Spaces
Defining Spaces with Additions
blic Space
entrance public-collective
racterization of open Spaces
private-collective
today
public
9 Connection to Public Transport Wetlands Bicycles
5 Urban Square Adress towards City Dynamic
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1 Centre Community Meeting Point Outside CafĂŠ
reduced 60,4 l
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2 Agricultural Garden Artificial Urban Semi-Public Collective
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7 Urban Jungle Meadow Wetlands Trees against Noise Casual and Informal
8 Entrance for Dapperbuurt Wetlands Bicycles
(other water sources for toilet,
yes
4 Constructed Garden Water Levels Private Collective
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targeted 30,4 l
keeping the existing buildings
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no
renovating old buildings
materials are going to be recycled
adding new buildings
10 10 Backyard Wetlands Bicycles Carfree Playfield Trees against Noise Loud and Wild
3 3 Wild Garden Biodiversity Private Collective Harmoniously 6 Leisure Sportsfield and Sportsequipment Trees against Noise Active
Urban / Green
130,8 l
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no
YES
using materials from the site
yes
redesign
no
considering modular construction systems
using organic materials
considering external ownership of building
using recycled inorganic materials
future changes on the buildings
yes
redesign
no
redesign
rainwater 16,5 l purified greywater 13,5 l wetlands
700 m2
1/3 of the needed energy produced on the sloped roofs 2/3 if we additionaly use the green roofs for production
paved surface wetlands deck solar panels water
green roofs solar panels water caption
modular plywood floors
modular wood structure recycled curtain wall refurbished facade materials from site existing structure
modular steel structure recycled curtain wall
1. structure
2. facadewalls
5. MEP systems
6. windows
3.partition walls
7. doors
4. roofs
smash creuster
stone cycling
EMR - European
Vij5 Newspaper-
8. raillings mushroom walls
cork walls
denim insulation
mushrooom wall
S r O N D T U I N T J E
01b. Power Unit TU/d Dwelling Studio - Individual Work The Project This project is only in the halfway, for which we haven’t had our mid-term presentation. Therefore, the work presented here is only half done. In this project, I continued to work as individual on the same site based on the urban frame we did before as a group. In modern society, people are always frustrated and depressed and have little chance to communicate with nature. They need something to power themselves up and to refresh themselves. However, in the Netherlands, the green space always exists as a large urban park which is very far away from the residential complex. In this project I called this space ‘power unit’ which includes different functions that can power up modern people. How to integrate the “power units “into the circulation of the residential complex is my research goal.
Concept
3.1 Parks Park typologies & access in the closeby area
space & connection
1. FUNENPARK Neighbourhood and park with high population density, 550 dwellings per 4 hectares. TYPOLOGY
ACTIVITIES
Built park
ACCESSIBILITY
FACILITIES
High accessibility (Wheelchair/Stroller)
Apartments
Urban passage General outdoors activities Interaction with neighbours
Semi-Public
High density residential area
Multifunctional park Public Diverse
ACTIVITIES
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Gallery Shared facilities Swings
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Open 24/7 Limited space for activities
2. OOSTERPARK Area for walks and picnics. The park was opened in 1891 and was the first big public park. TYPOLOGY
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ACCESSIBILITY
FACILITIES
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Playground High accessibility Picnic Paddling Pool (Wheelchair/Stroller) Sports Running/Walking Open 24/7 Sculptures Tai Chi Music Pavilion Museum Open + Free spaces Meditation (limited access) for various activities
Circulation unit Balcony unit Water unit
3. DE PALNTAGE Historically an area for the working class which has developed into a park filled with attractions such as the Amsterdam Zoo, aquarium, library, restaurant, etc. TYPOLOGY
ACTIVITIES
ACCESSIBILITY
FACILITIES
Entertainment
High accessibility (Wheelchair/Stroller)
Botanic garden Restaurants Aquarium Zoo Museum Theatre Playground
Enclosed park Semi-Public Enclosed park
Ticket/Costumer Picnic access Limited Running/Walking opening Exploring hours
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4. FRANKENDAEL PARK An old rich neighborhood. The Huize Frankendael with restaurant, garden, theatre, workshops, etc. TYPOLOGY
ACTIVITIES
Enclosed park Entertainment Semi-Public Enclosed park
ACCESSIBILITY High accessibility (Wheelchair/Stroller)
Ticket/Costumer Picnic access Limited Running/Walking opening Exploring hours
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FACILITIES Botanic garden Restaurants Aquarium Zoo Museum Theatre Playground
Distance: <1km
4. Image 1: Funenpark Image 2: Oosterpark Image 3: De Plantage Image 4: Frankendael Park Image 5: Map of neighbouring parks, incluing distances.
Distance: >1km
Distance: >2km
Scale: 1:10000
31 | Urban Nature
Tradition
Ground Floor
... GREEN
WATER
SOCIAL
New
OTHERS
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169 sqm 3x
71 sqm 2x
02a
Analysis & Concept Nowadays, modern people become frustrated, stressed,
84 sqm 7x
also happens. I am designing such a circular community where ‘power units‘ are just near you and become people’s daily routines. For building technology part, the theme ‘power unit‘ still holds, the community is circular and powered by rainwater and greenery.
71 sqm 4x
02b 84 sqm 6x
unit to modern people living in urban areas are definitely nature with green and water where socializing
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and depressed more and more often. People are like mobile phones that needs to be charged. The power
First Floor
92 sqm 4x
07 03 56 sqm 3x
84 sqm 4x
Green roof Growing medium Drainage Waterproof membrane Gradient insulation Thermal insulation Vapour bar rier Mineral fibre sound insulation CLT floor
120 mm 10 mm 60 mm
Floor covering Cement screed Water prof membrane Mineral fibre sound insulation CLT floor laminated wood beam
75 mm 150 mm
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
20 mm 80 mm
In this design, timber frame structure is used.
30 mm 180 mm 240 mm
The laminated timber beams connects to
30 mm 180 mm
laminated timber columns in two directions. Cross laminated timber floor is then put on top of that. In order to give people an illusion that the interior columns and beams continues all the way to exterior space, the facade is made in such a way that from outside, it just looks like beams and columns.
Detail | Roof
ARCHITECTURE The first layer serves the residential functions. The
Water Collector
Detail | Floor Pinewood cladding Cavity Waterproof membrane Insulation Vapour barrier OSB board
25 mm 50 mm 130 mm 30 mm
Green roof Vegetaion layer
second layer consists of three power units, serving the circulation(for example staircase and elevator) front entrance, garden, shared / private balcony functions and other entertaining /relaxing functions. People can have a lot of interaction within the space. The third layer connects the first and the second layer togeth-
Water Tank
Floor heating & Underground heatpump
Detail | Horizontal Section
er, serving as galleries, swings, shared facilities such as shared living room, gym and dining room, giving people easier and quicker access to all the commu-
Cross Laminated Timber Floor
nity including the roof and also separating the public space into several small inner courtyards and a large public space, providing public and collective space in different scales where every different person can find their favourite spot to chill and relax.
Laminated Beam Insulation Separation wall Window & Window frame Laminated Column Cladding Pinewood Cast in place concrete foundation beam
Foundation Pile
20 mm Floor covering 80 mm Cement screed Mineral fibre sound insulation 30 mm 240 mm CLT floor Vapor Retarder 160 mm Insulation Waterproof membrane 160 mm Gravels
Detail | Foundation
Detail | Vertical Section
02. Street Cast in Building TU/e Complex Studio
This project is an individual project. Due to the growing population and an increasing trend of urban densification, the city center of Eindhoven needs to be densified to meet the growing need while still keeping the living quality. The location is near Eindhoven train station, which is in the city center, called Stationsplein. The current parking lot is going to be removed. Instead, a lot of offices and dwellings are going to be built here.
1st Floor
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
4th Floor
5th Floor
6th Floor
European cities are always famous for their low rise The analysis is about doing research on different typical traditional houses, narrow streets and churches. In order Dutch streets and extract the key characteristics by looking to give Eindhoven an identity when facing the urban into sections and floorplans and then form each floorplan densification problem, instead of just building towers like according to that. By layering them up and connecting them what people can see anywhere around the world, this design using big ramps on which bikes can ride and people can is aimed to bring the European street feelings back into the walk to give the building a continuous walking experience buildings, to be more specifically, Dutch street feelings.
just like you have on a Dutch street.
03. IPKW Renovation TU/e Multidisplinary Studio
Joint Work by Ming Yuan | Lynn Rietveld | Sem Akkers | Guus Corsten | Marina Velcheva | Patrick van Houte
In this multidisciplinary project. Students coming from different disciplines work together on a project. Patrick and I are from architecture discipline while Lynn is from structure design, Guus from building physcis, Marina from urbanism and Sem from real eastate. Each student took care of their own part while communicating with the other parts.
Industriepark Kllefse Waard
VISION AFTER PHASE 3
How can we maintain and strengthen the existing industrial qualities while revitalizing the site and making it energy-neutral? Flexible office space
Design school Stakeholders: Municipality, School Board M2: 9.300 Owners: Municipality Users: Students, Business Management: School Board Costs: € 20 mil/ 0 Energy Concept € 1,3 mil Return: € 22,4 mil
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These three central concepts, atmosphere, revitalization and energy-neutrality, formed the basis in the creation of a multidisciplinary design for the area. The concepts can be found throughout the whole design, feel free to search for them!
ZONING PHASE 1
Public square
Stakeholders: Invester M2: 7.300 Owners: Invester Users: Students, Teachers, Business Management: Invester Costs: € 3,7 mil Return: € 2,7 mil
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The design question for this project was to develop a vision for how to continue with the site, now that it had made these initial changes. An impulse to the area was required in terms of activity, especially outside of work hours. During analysis it however became very clear that the industrial qualities of the area, on urban as well as building scale, could not be disregarded as they formed an
integral part of its atmosphere and history. The pitched roofs, the out-of-use train tracks, the vast, flat building volumes and the intricate concrete structures; these elements form a link to the area’s past and are therefore supposed to be integrated in the new vision. On the other hand, the design solution would also have to meet contemporary environmental standards, in terms of used, produced and embodied energy.
Parking
Stakeholders: Municipality, School Board M2: 2.000 Owners: Municipality Users: Students Management: School Board Costs: € 1,9 mil Return: € 1,9 mil
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The Industriepark Kleefse Waard is an industrial area with a rich history, that has come to lie at the outer edge of Arnhem, whereas it used to be far away from the city. This process has changed the area’s attitude towards the city. Being a closed, private site at first, it has changed to a semi-public ground for a variety of shared functions such as restaurants and meeting spaces.
Stakeholders: Invester M2: Owners: Invester Users: Business Management: Invester
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TRAFFIC STRUCTURE
EXISTING LAND STRUCTURE
OVERVIEW FUNCTIONS
Park
COSTS
RETURNS
PROFIT
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Hotel Design school Public square
Sell hotel and public space
Stakeholders: Invester, Franchise M2: Plinth 3.295/ Rooms 6.040 Owners: Invester Users: Students, Business Management: Franchise Costs: € 26,7 mil/ 0 Energy Concept 1,3 mil Return: € 30,5 mil
Sell design
Stakeholders: Invester M2: 4.000 Owners: Invester Users: Students, Teachers, Business Management: Private pary Costs: € 1,4 mil Return: € 1,2 mil
Hotel
CASH FLOW
Biking lane
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CIGS thin film
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Roads
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2025 2030
OVERVIEW OF DESIGN CONCEPTS
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Parking
Construction hotel and public
2020
Enerkite
Construction design school
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Land aqcuisition
Park
New Hotel 1 2 3
Hotel rooms
4 5 6 7
Hotel lounge
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Parking
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Restaurant
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28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Hotel facilities
36 37 38 39 40 41
Installations & storage
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Bike parking Hall
Work & study Supermarket & shops
General lobby Hotel storage
Hotel storage Gym
Storage
Shaft
PROGRAM
GSEducationalVersion
Elevator
Storage
Installations
Moisture control
Pool
Kitchen
Supermarket
Restaurant
General lobby
Shop
Shop Shop
GSEducationalVersion
STRUCTURE GSEducationalVersion
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70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
Hall
Buffet
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Dry cleaning
Dry cleaning
Breakfast room
Gym
Storage Storage Short-stay
Common space
Short-stay
Kitchen
Toilet
Toilet Shaft
Shaft
Elevator
Elevator
Study/work space
Reception
Dressing rooms
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Hotel
Short-stay
Hotel
Hotel
Short-stay
Wellness
Hotel lobby
Meeting room n room ntatio Prese
Meeting room
Restaurant & Work
Coffee
meet
ing room Meet
ing room Meet
VENTILATION CONCEPTS GSEducationalVersion
GSEducationalVersion GSEducationalVersion
RENDER SCHOOL B8
B6
B7
Theory Room Small
Theory Room Big
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B
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B
B
B
Frontoffice Entrance
WorkspaceTeacher
Meeting Center
Career Class
Kantoor trajectburaeu
Back-office
Instruction Room
Lockers
Toilet
Practical Room
Students Space
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
Study space
Space for project groups
A A
B
B
B
B
B
Staf-/algemeen
A
B
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B
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B
A
B
AA
A2
B
A
B8
B6
B7
B8
B6
B7
Practical room
Team space
Machine space-metal
Dressing roomStorage and showers
A
Workshop Electro
A
A A
Lockers
Space for maintanance
Workshop Installations
Workshop Energy
Workshop Metal
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B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
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B
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B
B
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Storage & Mobility & Fabrics
A
B
Instruction space
Meeting room
Model Workshop
A
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
AA
B
B
B
A
B8
B6
B7
Old School Renovation of Factories
VENTILATION CONCEPTS
Ground Floor
1st Floor
DETAIL SECTION 1: 20
05. Gone with the star Circle of Life - Future Cemetery Competition
Joint Work by Ming Yuan | Yicheng Sun | Jieqi Li | Zhengnan Liu
In the coming decades, where our aging population will complete their life cycle and we will face rising mortality rates - we still do not have enough infrastructure to support this purpose.The infrastructure of the coming decades has to be prepared for a sustainable future. With land being a limited resource now, a strategical and sensitive approach to design a resting place is necessary. How will architecture house this uncharted need of the cities of tomorrow?
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MASTER PLAN
>100 >100 yearsyears >100 years
DATA DATA STORAGE STORAGE DATA STORAGE
50-100 50-100 yearsyears 50-100 years
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE ROOM ROOMROOM
30-5030-50 yearsyears 30-50 years
LIBRARY LIBRARY LIBRARY
20-3020-30 yearsyears 20-30 years 10-2010-20 yearsyears 10-20 years
KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN EXHIBITION EXHIBITION EXHIBITION HALL HALL HALL
3-10 years 3-10 years 3-10 years
URBAN URBAN PARK URBAN PARKPARK
1-3 years 1-3 years1-3 years
MEMOMRIAL MEMOMRIAL MEMOMRIAL HALLHALL HALL
Functions Functions Functions Darkness & Years Darkness After Death & Years After Death Darkness & Years After Death Structure&Circulation Darkness&Years After Death Fuctions Structure & CIrculation Structure & CIrculation Structure & CIrculation
LOGITUDINAL SECTION Data Transport
Machine
上 下
Collection Room
Data Base R=0
Machine Entrance
Car Parking Entrance
Daylighting
Office
Store
Toilet
Coffee Bar
上 下
Library R=500 Tea Room R=200
上 下
Entrance
Dining Room
Kindergarten R=900
20F Data Base R=0
14F Exhibition Hall R=2000
20F Interlayer Tea Room R=200
9F Rampway R=3000
Urban Park
Rock Climbing Sports Park R=1500 Skateboard Field Machine Gallery Data Transport
Exhibition Hall R=2000
Data Transport
Data Transport
Machine
上 下
Collection Room
Collection Room
Machine
Gallery
Entrance
Car Car Parking
Entra Entrance
Data Transport
Daylighting
Office
Store 上 下
Machine
上 下
Collection Room
Machine
Toilet
Coffee Bar
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Store 上 下
Entrance
上 下
Car Parking
Entrance
Entrance
Rampway R=3000
20F Library R=500
Urban Park
Entrance Office
Store
4F Memorial Hall R=4000 Daylighting
Coffee Bar
上 下
Toilet
上 下
Urban
Entrance
Urban Park
Data Transport
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Machine
上 下
Collection Room
A
Machine Entrance
Memorial Hall R=4000
Car Parking Entrance Office
Store 上 下
Daylighting Toilet
Coffee Bar 上 下
Entrance
19F Kindergarten R=900
Parking Lot
THE PROCESS OF BECOMING STARS
THE MEMORY OF THE STARS
Data Transport
Urban Park
1F Parking Lot
Machine
上 下
Collection Room
Machine Entrance
Car Parking
Data Transport
Entrance Office
Store 上 下
Collecti
Machine Entrance
Daylighting Toilet
Coffee Bar
Data Transport
Machine
上 下
Collection Room
Car Parking
上 下
Entrance Entrance
Office
Store
Daylighting
Store Toilet
Coffee Bar
上 下
上 下
上 下
Entr Entrance Urban Park
Urban Park
Rest
Recall
Meditate
Farewell to the Dead
Looking for Stories from the Past
Meeting & Know Yourself
Look ahead & Tell the story
DATA&STRUCTURE
Vertical data transfer
Horizontal data transfer
Facade overlap
Connection method
Layered material
Childhood
Lonely
Together
War
Marriage
Hometown