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education Carnegie Mellon University Bachelor of Architecture Minor in Business Administration Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | May 2014 CIEE Barcelona Architecture & Design ESARQ - UIC Barcelona, Spain | Spring 2013 Singapore American School Diploma with Honors Singapore | May 2009
skills DIGITAL Adobe Creative Suite Google Sketchup Rhinoceros Grasshopper, Vray, Arduino Microstation AutoCAD 3Ds Max Revit Ecotect ArcGIS Blender MasterCam, RhinoCam Lasercutting, CNC Router ABB Robot, Robot Studio
HAND Perspective drawing Handrendering Watercolor & Aryclic Drafting Model Making Wood Working Digital + B&W Photography LANGUAGES English Cantonese Working Proficiency in Mandarin Chinese Conversant in Spanish
experience DP ARCHITECTS, PTE. LTD., Architectural Trainee Singapore | June - August 2013 Collaborated in the schematic design of BB Plaza Development in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, design development and construction phases of Marina Square Shopping Center and construction administrative work for The Minton Condominium UNITOWN DESIGN INC., Architectural Intern Shanghai, China | June - August 2012 Contributed to the schematic design and design development phases of the JiangYin and NanXun Mixed Used Development Projects LEIGH & ORANGE LTD., Architectural Intern Hong Kong, China | June - August 2011 Produced design options, material sampling for clients, and construction documents for the Revitalization of Ping Shek Estate Public Housing Conducted site surveys on building sites and assisted in the production of proposal bid for the Hong Kong University New Post Graduate Dormitory and Chu Hai College of Higher Learning Projects
leadership & honors Spring Carnival Booth Competition 1st Place Design Award + Environmental Award Spring | 2012 Led preliminary design to full scale construction of two storey 18’x18’x20’ themed booth as Booth Design Chairman for the Asian Students Association Dean’s List & School Honors College of Fine Arts | 2012 Work Selected for NAAB Accreditation Review Frick Park Environmental School Model Fall | 2011 Global Business Brigades Panama Corporate Fundraising Committee Spring | 2012 Traveled to Panama with interdisciplinary team of CMU students, working with local indigenous community on initial financial assessment and leading financial workshops The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Beta Sigma Chapter Vice President, Community Service Chairman, Membership Development Chairman, Campus Involvement Chairmain, Historian
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RIVULET [pittsburgh BOATHOUSE]
OCCUPANCY STUDIO
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2030 outreach
[ action HOUSING PROPOSAL]
ISSUES OF PRACTICE
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ACTCC
[aluminum city terrace COMMUNITY CENTER ]
advanced construction STUDIO
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DESIGN WORKS [VARIOUS PROJECTS]
Relevant research and prevous internships
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RIVULET [ occupany STUDIO ]
fall 2012
[ INFO ] How can computational
design and fabrication methods significantly transform the design process to advance architectural design that questions traditional assumptions of space, program and notions of inhabitation? Over the course of the studio we investigated this problem through the exploration of design as a synthetic exercise. Through a series of projects and fabrication processes, prototyping was heavily utilized to establish a form finding feedback loop to interrogate the performative capacity of architecture and its relationship to the body, geometric and material systems. A site and program specific synthesized architectural project was the result of these explorations.
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The boathouse is located along an
active running and biking path across the Allegheny river from the vibrant Strip District in Pittsburgh. The active path influenced a flowing design, carved between the two dirt streams of running paths.
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Serving as a rental shop for kayaks with an adjacent existing outlook to a great view of the river, the site is sixteen feet above the river’s water level, on a hundred-year flood plane.
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For accessibility to the river as well as water runoff, a ramp is designed to dip underneath one of the existing running paths, forming a tunnel with a view of the only water’s surface.
SITE DIAGRAMS EXISTING PARKING LOT
02. EXISTING PEDESTRIAN & BIKE PATH
01. EXISTING SITE CONDITION existing site condition
existing pedestrian & bike path
CONTINUOUS ACCESSIBILITY
VIEWS TO RIVER
03. PROPOSED SITE LOCATION proposed site location
04. BUILDING ON SITE building on site
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PROGRAMATIC PLAN
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1 BOAT STORAGE 2 TRAINING AREA 3 OUTLOOK 4 DECK
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WIND ANALYSIS
autumn wind frequency
autumn wind frequency
spring wind frequency
summer wind frequency
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CONSTRUCTION AXONOMETRIC The boat house’s real beauty is in the roof. Bent wood beams flow overhead the users, directing them to the water. The need for distracting cross bracing is mitigated by secondary beams which bounce back and forth between beams. Fiberglass channels run down the length of each pair of beams, guiding rain water down the ramp and away from the dirt paths. The kayaks are stored vertically, leaning against the thick southern wall which acts as a thermal mass to help cool the boathouse. As kayaks are rented and removed, a slit of southern light is revealed.
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FIBERGLASS PANEL
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TUBULAR STEEL COLUMN
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prototype ASSEMBLY BEAM 3 SIDE A
BEAM 2 SIDE A
BEAM 1 SIDE A
BEAM 3 SIDE B
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BEAM 1 SIDE B
1 WOOD BEAM MILLING PROCESS
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3 FIBERGLASSING PROCESS
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4 FINAL ASSEMBLY PROCESS
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CROSS SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
LONG SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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ROOF BEAM PROTOTYPE
MODEL INTERIOR
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VACCUM FORM MOLD
MODEL EXTERIOR
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2030 outreach [ issues of PRACTICE ] fall 2012 [ INFO ] Comprehensive Proposal
Booklet created for Action Housing on the adaptive transformation of 2030 Forbes in Uptown, Pittsburgh done in collaboration with Sage Altenhofen, Christina Chen, Donald Chow, and Christine Jung. The multiple phased proposal included initial schematic design, design development, construction as well as implementation and cost analysis for the project. 2030 Outreach proposes to create a residence that will promote the growth of a thriving community within the Uptown neighborhood. The property’s location along Forbes Avenue is ideal for easy accessibility within the immediate area. Affordability is a striving goal for the scope of this project. Taking into consideration that the growing family supports itself through the median income rate of Pittsburgh, the new design for the residence must be based on cost-efficiency. This entails retaining much of the existing features of the house, minimizing mechanical systems, and supporting easy maintenance for the building.
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2030 Forbes Avenue / 2031 Tustin Street Public 65 PA 15219 Pittsburgh, Inbound Outbound Transportation
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Polish Hill
Crawford Roberts
Central Business District
Neighborhood Buisnesses
Middle Hill
Terrace Village
Social Services Buildings
West Oakland
Bluff
72.4% of Bluff Employed Residents work in educational, health, and social services
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Upper Hill
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Middle Hill
Crawford Roberts
Central Business District
Major Roads University
Terrace Village
South Side Flats West Oakland
Bluff South Oakland
Hospital
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South Side Flats
Major Roads University Hospital
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PROJECT SCOPE: LOCATION
PROJECT SCOPE: LOCATION See Roof Deck Assembly
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INTERIOR VISUALIZATIONS
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actcc [ advanced construction studio ] spring 2012 aluminum city terrace COMMUNITY CENTER
[ INFO ] Looking at the design inten-
tions of Gropious and Brauer’s Aluminum Terrace City Housing scheme in New Kensington, PA, the design approach to this community center draws cues from the existing building networks as well as the figure ground relationship to the site.
The project is orientated to mirror the figure ground V by directing out to New Kensington to take advantage of the views created from being on top of the flat plane along the hill edge. In addition, it is orientated to shield against the strong western winds and southern sun. Programmatically, it is split into three wings with the parking lot entrance leading into the entry plaza with fitness and gymnasium on the left and the main multi purpose functions on the right extending into the hill edge.
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V. SHELL
IV. INTERIORS
III. EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS
II. SERVICES
I. SUBSTRUCTURE
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FIGURE GROUND STUDIES
SITE PROGRAMS
SITE NETWORKS
SITE CONTEXT
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SITE PLAN
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
Summer Sun Mechanically assisted ventilation
Winter Sun
Shading from Trees
Overhang for Summer
Concrete Floor
Exterior inlets for ventilated mass
Exposed,ventilated Thermal mass
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SECTION DRAWINGS
LONG SECTION
CROSS SECTION
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1. FRIEZE BOARD 2. WALL SHEATHING 3. VAPOR BARRIER 4. 3/4” AIR SPACE 5. FACE NAILS 6. STARTER STRIP 7. SHIPLAP SIDING
1. EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM TRANSOM 2. EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM MULLION 3. DOUBLE GLAZED UNIT 4. OUTER MESH SCREEN 5. THERMAL INSULATION
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INTERIOR & EXTERIOR VISUALIZATIONS
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BUILDING MODEL
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design works [ professional and independant works ] [ INFO ] My work reflects a strong
interest in urban design and material processes with extensive knowledge of various digital softwares, drawing and modeling experiences. Over the last few years, I have completed various internships from small to large scale architectural firms; with Leigh & Orange Ltd. in Hong Kong, Unitown Design in Shanghai, China, and DP Architects in Singapore. Outside of architecture, I am also inspired by art and various forms of design.
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pastel drawings
mixed media
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COLORED PENCIL DRAWING
DIGITAL MEDIA
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looney tunes
[ design built CMU CARNIVAL BOOTH ]
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conceptual process works
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internships
[ Leigh & Orange Ltd. ] Summer 2011 [ INFO ] Internship design work done
for Leigh & Orange Ltd. in the Hong Kong office. Work included proposal bid for the New Hong Kong University Post Graduate Residence, the Revitalization of Ping Shek Estate, and the Chu Hai College of Higer Learning
[ Unitown Design Inc. ] Summer 2012 [ INFO ] Internship design work done
for Unitown Design Inc. in Shanghai, China. Work included the Nan Xun Commercial mixed used development
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[ DP Architects. ]
Summer 2013
[ INFO ] Works included schematic design of BB Plaza Developement in Malaysia and construction administrative work for the Minton Condominium
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