CONTENTS
Academic 01
Rebuilding the Forbidden City
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Conceptual design
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Shared Landscape Redefine the public space in community
Productive Megaplot Social Housing Reformation Design
Patterning the Field
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Formal and structural research
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I-cloud Field
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Street architecture without entity
Other Works
All that is solid has melt into air. This experience of modernity is becoming more extreme with the flourishing of mass culture consumption, social media, and information technology. The power of tiny and decentralized things are deconstructing the culture of building in the form of blue print design. This experience has inspired me to explore new battlefields in architecture, both in format and methodology. Instead of embracing mass culture and assimilating itself as a consumption symbol, or still immersing in the self-evident poetry, I believe architecture should expand itself by finding or creating new languages and formats from those non-solid and bottom-up process. Instead of an object, architecture should be an overall experience open to interaction, dialogue and events. I will define my career through public spatial practice, finding and creating new possibilities in forming real public space, whether it is architecture, exhibitions, events, campaigns, publications or a new medium. The culture of internet, data, and mass media, combined with enclaves in the process of urbanization, the vitality of multitude and self-growing systems, which is shown vividly in Asian countries, is also a new battlefield for architects of the future. The potential of public space, which belongs to all, is a resistance to those generalized grids of hegemonism. “When everything is continuously melting, we and our successors will keep fighting, to make ourselves feel at home.�
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New Erosion Agent-based Irrigation System
Helix Collar Flexible Wearable Design
A Retrospective manifesto Research Articles Collection
Situating Infrastructure System and Installation Design
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Reconstruction of the Forbidden City
CAFA Core Studio (Group work, Individually Reworked) Spring 2015 (2nd Year) Instructor: Li Han / Cui Peng Fei Collaborator: Luo Xinming, Luo Sen, Li Ziheng, Cao Yue Contribution: concept, drawing, modeling
Conceptual design
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/ 01 The Open of the Palace There was a city surrounded by walls. Only noble people are allowed to enter the wall.the hierachy of walls is determined by political status. In the center of the walls, The emperior is the prisoner of himself. Now the kingdom is gone, so is the emperior. The city was opened to the public as a relic of the history of autocracy. Free citizens come to visit there to learn the despotic past which they have already forgotten, since they are freed for too long. Visitors have to pass the safety gate to enter the city,though which process their id of the system is registered.
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/ 02 The Free Square Once entered, they would find themselves in the people’s free square. Bullets of comments and mood dairies from social media is float above the square. The square is divided into several parts, people of different interest groups gathering in different squares. Diversified as it seems, The grid infrastructure network system reflect the equality and homogeneity. Immersed in the seemingly free ecstasy of communication, they hardly think about the void outside the wall which they know nothing about, and the mechanism inside the wall to filter the information.
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/ 03 The Machine in the Wall If we look from the top of the city and cut it horizontally, we can see the real structure inside the walls and buildings. The interface visitors perceived are all fake. Inside the thin walls in the periphery there are machines and cables filtering informations and make illusionary projections.
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/ 04 The Great Palace The Grand Palace is the central pivot of the whole system, where the terminal of each mechanism is placed. The juxtaposition of those terminals with the dragon throne represents that they are the new power system today.The walls, partitions and columns are abstracted as symbolic for the control system of information.
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We celebrate the diversity in the controlled generalized grid of infrastructure, we celebrate the freedom of expression in the strictly filtered system, we celebrate the liberation of body while we are still prisoners of mind. The walls are ALWAYS there.
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SHARED LANDSCAPE AHO Core Studio (Personal Work) Spring 2017 (4th Year) Instructor: Michael Hensel
Redefine the community in natural environment
MOVIE PARTY PICNIC COMMON DINNER
MARKET
PLAYGROUND
THEATRE CAFE
DATE
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Redefine the Public Domain
The landscape of this natural island is divided by invisible boundaries. While one wandering in the forest by the sea, the dangers are that he could be expelled by the house holders nearby, for the forest is private asset. Is there a possibility, in such natural environment, that the distinction between public and private is as soft as the slopeness of the land? The travelers can follow the path to the public area and n avoid intrusions into private land. Also, there are saturation of public spaces, which is defined by the natural elements such as light, slope and visibility. The bottom-up intervention aims to create a new relationship between public landscape and private landscape. The form were generated from solar envelope, as a humble and minimized intervention into the site.
Proximity
Possibility of reconnection
Meeting Points centers of activities
Current Status individual units
Next Step
Connected units
Further Step
Connected groups
Public Landscape proposed as an alternative to the enlargement of the community, explores the relationship between private land and common landscape in a natural environment - on an island in Norway - and questions the standard notions of privacy and sharing, segretion and transparency, and fresh methods of data-based design related to environmental analysis and human sensory analysis.
The property Boundaries
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Private and Public Landscape
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EVALUATION summer
winter
PUBLIC SPACES
PUBLIC DEGREES
Radiation Analysis
Public Space 1 view +++
ANALYSIS
cold
shaded
semi-inside
sunlight hour=5h
Radiation=6kWh/m^2 Slope<=7% Flat Square
Public Space 3 view +
GENERATION
insolated
N E E D SHELTER
Public Space 2 view ++
warm
outside
PUBLIC
Slope Analysis
Slope=7% PRIVATE insolated
cold
shaded
inside
sunlight hour=5h
Radiation=6kWh/m^2 7%<Slope<10% Raked Square
N E E D SHELTER
semi-outside
warm
Plan of Public Spaces
EXISTING SITES
Total Radiaiton = winter radiation + summer radiation *(-1)
#View point=3
View Point Weight
0 public space =5
1 forest and sea =3
2 church =1
COMBINAITON
MODIFICATION
0 living room-close to a=1st public spaces(or b=2nd public space) 1 dining room-close to c=3rd public space) 2 bedroom-close to d=private garden and have good view to the e=sea or forest 3 studyroom-have good view to e=sea or forest Total Results = (Dis 0-a)+(Dis 0-b)+(Dis 1-c)+(Dis 2-d)-(Dis 2-1)+(Dis 2-e)+(Dis 3-e) Total Results = (Dis 0-a)+(Dis 0-b)+(Dis 1-c)+(Dis 2-d)-(Dis 2-1)+(Dis 2-e)+(Dis 3-e)
Orientation
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View
Functions
ADAPTATION
Adaption of Houses
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Base Surface
Solar Rights
The base surfaces are the results of last planar evaluation, which shows the optimal boundaries of public spaces. The solar envelopes are created based on the surrounding buildings existing as obstacle objects.
The Solar Rights Envelope presents t h e m a x i m u m heights of buildings that do not violate the solar rights of any of the existing buildings during a given period of the year
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Solar collection
Solar Volumn
The Solar Collection Envelope presents the lowest possible locus of windows and passive solar collectors, on the elevation of the building, such that they will be exposed to the sun during a given period of winter, but will be shaded in summer
The volume included between both envelopes. This volume contains all the buildings heights that allow solar access to each surrounding building, and at the same time are not shaded by the neighboring buildings.
capacity
capacity
capacity
capacity
view
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radiation
radiation
radiation
radiation
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capacity
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view
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radiation
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Man-made Terrain
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New Horizon
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The interventions sometimes grow into the houses, redefining the inside and outside, nature and man-made space. The public green lands are combined with inside theatre, and the semi-outside picnic area is shaded by the platform as extension of balcony. The declining stairs has the same logic with the terrain, which can be perceived through the window when one walking down stairs to the basement.
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Mapping of Beijing Social Hierachy in Space Distribution
Productive Megaplot Social Housing Reformation Design
CAFA Core Studio (Personal Work) A u t u m n 2 0 1 6 ( 4 n d Y e a r ) Instructor: Han Tao, He keren, Liu Si Yong Model collaborator: Hong Mei Ying, Wu Ya Zhe
1st Class
CULTURAL
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COMMERCIAL
I marked the politic center and villa area,shoppingmalls and office buildings ,shanty towns and indemnificatory housing area,and greening land in Beijing.The grid system represents the solidified social stratification. In a typology way,The residential,business and cultural spaces of different classes are implied in different patterns,from which distinctions of living scale can be seen.Through the overlapping of three grids the abstract prospect of Beijing class society can be perceived.
3rd Class
DWELLING
The book Folding Beijing constructs a world in which different social classes live separately in three different spaces. Nevertheless,in reality,people from different stratums share common time and space.The apposition and isolation of different classes- residential space,production and consumption space as well as cultural space of different classes intersperse and interlace together on a real city map.
2nd Class
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Prototype Elements
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Archive as street
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Living room above shops
Street Furnitures
Prototype Blocks
01 Hutong Courtyard TYPO 1
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3F Framework of Houses
Upper Circulation
Commercial Housing
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View of Gardens
Socialist Apartment TYPO 2
2F Framework of Terrace
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Overlapping
low-end commercial
Transportation Cores
05 Shopping mall
TYPO 3
1F Archipelago of shops
Ground Circulation
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/ Prototype of Gardens Traditional living models of Beijing are introverted courtyards for small families. The system for a mixed collective should have multilayered permeability. Different yards are visible from each other, and from the public space inside the building one can have multi-directional views. 28
/ Framing the Plot the Frame building aims to create a linking system. The former seems like Objects as they are isolated from each other and have no positive effect for the block and city as a whole, while the latter is more like a piece of city texture, which frame the city through the limitation of solid and void. 29
FREE GROUND
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ARCHIPELAGO
Inside
Outside
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OVERLAPPING
The living and working space on the top and the commercial space as open city ground in the bottom, the two layers overlapped together. Between them is a green platform as a new ground. Inside the building ,the junction space and the garden side is co-working space, and inside the room, the thick furniture wall enable the host to have an open space for multi-use. 32
PERMEABILITY
Apartment Street outside Platform Underground shops
Traditional living models of Beijing are introverted courtyards for small families. The system for a mixed collective sh o u l d h a ve m u l ti l ayered permeability. Different yards are visible from each other, and from the public space inside the building one can have multi-directional views.
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PATTERNING THE FIELD CAR DEALER OF MERCEDESBENZ
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CAFA Core Studio (Personal Work) Spring 2015 (2nd Year) Instructor: Han Tao
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Regular Unit Structure
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Irregular Units Aggregation
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Ground Floor Plan 01 Entrance 02 Cafeteria 03 Vehicle Collection 04 Material Exhibition 05 Car Racing Salon 06 Atrium 07
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Bathroom
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I-CLOUD
FIELD
I-CLOUD FIELD is based on the development of VR,holographic projection and Cloud system.It is a distributed information pavilion system,which collects information from data stream of mobile devices and emerges on different sites of the city. The information is analyzed in Cloud System and showed in holographic videos and AR.The pavilions expands and splits as the visitors flowrate and data flowrate changes.They can be instant theatres and flowing landscape of the city.
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CAFA Core Studio (Group Work) Autumn 2015 (3rd Year) Instructor: Wu Wen Bao Collaborator: Hu Bing Xuan, Li Mo Fei Contribution: concept, modeling, rendering, diagram
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The project creates a new informational space which is superior to screens in terms of interaction and better than information pavallion due to its flexible and changeable form.The space is generated by holographic projection,which is controlled by central platform in cloud system.The facilities are embedded underground as a grid,enabling steerable variations. The size and type of space are determined by visitors flow rate and velocity.The videos and information showed are collected from data stream of mobile devices in this area.
screen and projection form
equipment and volumn
projection
workflow diagram
commercial instruction
vapor screen light
form generation mirror trough turbine
1-10people
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10-20people
>20people
cavity tank turbine projection
download information 45
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site function analysis
GPS by phones
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circulation
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Motion Sensing
recommendation
time
interaction
scale
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NEW EROSION
IAAC workshop, Barcelona ( Group Work), 2017 Tutor: Alejandro Garcia Gadea, Martina Rosati Collaborator: Ondrej Pokoj. Pilipp Sevostianov contribution: Concept, Processing, diagram
Agent-based Irrigation system based on drone data
Process Diagram
Drone Programming Collecting Data
Collecting Feedback
IRRIGATION Concept Design Data Behaviours Mutation
GEOMETRY
DATA
Topographies
NDVI
NDVI Analysis
Responding Existing Field
agent-based Irrigation
Improving
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DISTRIBUTE AGENT
TRANSPORT AGENT
Flocking MicroBehavior Mutating
Flocking Stigmergic Mutating
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SPECIES BEHAVIOURS
MUTATION
MESH
Generating
STAGE 03
G Data Analysis
Flight Data Collection
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Meshing
Meshing
blue │ flocking
│ flocking + stigmergy SpeciesredBehaviors Coding
Agents
Agents
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float cohScale0=0.01 float sepScale0=0.05 float aliScale0=0.1 float cohRad0=100 float sepRad0=50 float aliRad0=20
float cohScale0=0.01 float sepScale0=0.05 float aliScale0=8 float cohRad0=100 float sepRad0=50 float aliRad0=20
float wanScale0=0.5 float wanDist0=150 float wanRad0=60 float rotScale0=1
float wanScale0=0.5 float wanDist0=150 float wanRad0=60 float rotScale0=1
float stigScale0=0.8
float stigScale0=0.8
float stigScale0=0.8
float cohScale1=0.01 float sepScale1=0.5 float aliScale1=0.1 float cohRad1=100 float sepRad1=50;float aliRad1=50
NDVI Analysis
TEAM 00
float cohScale0=0.01 float sepScale0=0.05 float aliScale0=0.1 float cohRad0=100 float sepRad0=50 float aliRad0=20
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NDVI Analysis
blue │ flocking red │ flocking + stigmergy + adaptive behaviour
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float envScale0=8 float foodScale0=8 float obstScale0=-8
float cohScale1=0.01 float sepScale1=0.5 float aliScale1=8 float cohRad1=100 float sepRad1=50 float aliRad1=50
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float stigScale1=0.8
float cohScale1=0.01 float sepScale1=0.5 float aliScale1=0.1 float cohRad1=100 float sepRad1=50 float aliRad1=50
float wanScale1=0.5 float wanDist1=100 float wanRad1=20 float rotScale1=10
float wanScale1=0.5 float wanDist1=100 float wanRad1=20 float rotScale1=10
float stigScale1=0.8
float stigScale1=0.8 float envScale1=8 float foodScale1=8 float obstScale1=8
Flight Data
Flight Data
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HELIX COLLAR Wearable Design Worshop, Digital Future, Shanghai, 2016, Group Work Contribution: Concept, processing, modeling, diagram The concept is to create a future garment using helix structure,which can be flexible with the movement of human body.The prototype is a very simple spring ,then I made a series of experients on the profile and structure.The collar was 3d printed by powder.
3d powder print
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A Retrospective manifesto of Huajiadi Research Articles Collection, 2017
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Situating Infrastructure New Infrastructure Network and Installations
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CAFA Core Studio (Group work) 2018 Spring Instructor: Zhou Yu Fang Collaborator:Cao Yue Contribution: concept, research,drawing, modeling,text,physical model making
Research Chart of Pioneer Architects
Left: Unit structure of the new Infrustructure System Right: Expansion of the units
Installtions as Nodes in the System: The construction of new situation
Section of Installations
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Snapshot of Narrative Video
Model and Exhibition Photo
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