LEROY TUNG Graduate School Applications SELECTED WORKS 2011-2015
ABOUT ME Ink-wash paintings use only black inks, but in various stroke weights in order to capture the depth and atomsphere of scenery. In that regard, I believe the most successful architecture should be able to negotiate with the world through simplicity of form and space, while carrying deep and complex information within. My educational background provided an interesting starting point for me to study architecture. Coming from Hong Kong, the intense educational system gave me an opportunity to expand my knowledge base to various fields, from conventional studies like literature, science and geography to even controversal topics such as religion. It is this educational system that makes me know a little bit of everything without being proficient at anything. My parents thankfully brought me to the United States and allow me to utilize my educational background while simultaneously improving it. This is the reason why i chose architecture as my major. As an architect, I must acquire knowledge of everything, from structure to facade, programs to site, codes to topography and most importantly, the user experiences within my architecture design. This ever-growing learning enviroment of architecture will only make me better as a student, a designer and a person.
CONTENTS Studio Works - 2013 Solar Decathlon - Multi-Module Slider House - Conjoined Micro Housing - Mirage - Figural City
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Professional Works - East Blvd - Tipton Terrace
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
MIRAGE
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CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
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Mul -module slider house is the very first conceptual design for SCI-Arc/Caltech Solar Decathlon compe on entry in 2013. This studio focuses on researches of materials, building methods and sustainable design that will enable the Solar Decathlon team to come up with a design that enhances California lifestyle while crea ng a dwelling that is both cost effec ve and energy efficient. The proposed design resulted in a residence that operates differently depends on the configura on of the separate modules. The dwelling runs on a track that allows the modules to move away from each other, revealing new spaces such as deck, playground or green space while gaining extra square footage for the user. This way, the user can experience both privacy and openess with a touch of a bu on.
TIPTON TERRACE
SPRING 2014
Team: Leroy Tung, Daniel Lee, Qian Qian Guo Instructors: Wes Jones, Reed Finlay
EAST BLVD
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FIGURAL STATION
FALL 2011
Design Studio
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
1.5” thin film PV
SPRING 2011
CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
corrugated metal sheet sliding glass door
MIRAGE
FALL 2010
cabinets PROJECT CONCEPT / FORMAL TYPOLOGY
exterior wood decking
sliding glass door indoor/outdoor
slice - two modules split
reveal exterior space
rigid steel frame structure EAST BLVD
SPRING 2015
conventional set-up
motorized end trucks exterior stone decking
steel base structure slice - three modules split
reveal option A
reveal option B
reveal option C
EXPLODED DIAGRAM Each module is build in a similar way to avoid any complex system during construction, it is very important to make sure to deliver the final product on time for competition purpose.
TIPTON TERRACE
SPRING 2014
public grass yard
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FIGURAL STATION
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private grass yard
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
3D PLANS & SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION
MIRAGE
FALL 2010
SPRING 2011
CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
2” x 4” aluminum tube
enclosed - single interior space
open - exposing all private and public space
option A - exposed exterior public space
option B - exposed exterior private space
FALL 2011
FIGURAL STATION
1.5” thin film PV corrugated metal sheet
interior wood flooring bridge crane end truck
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exterior stone decking steel track
CROSS SECTION & BUILDING DETAIL The ease of transpotation was a major factor in this building’s design. Thus, light-weight materials are being used such as aluminum tubing, metal sheets for facade and steel structure for its rigidity and flexibility. Thin-film photovoltaic are implemented on the facade in order to avoid the use of bulky solar panels for enery saving purposes.
TIPTON TERRACE
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eletric motor
EAST BLVD
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8” x 8” steel I-beam
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FIGURAL STATION
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FALL 2010
MIRAGE
EAST BLVD
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CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
TIPTON TERRACE
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
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VIEW FROM BEDROOM TO KITCHEN VIEW FROM KITCHEN TO LIVING ROOM
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
FALL 2011 SPRING 2015
EAST BLVD TIPTON TERRACE
The final design known as DALE, eliminated one of the modules in order to keep the budget low, however, the transitiion and the correlation of indoor and outdoor space are still well-presented with the help of the motorized track as well as space-saving modular furniture pieces and cabinets which were custom-made.
FIGURAL STATION
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MIRAGE
FALL 2010
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CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
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SOLAR DECATHLON 2013
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
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–SCI-Arc Spring 2011 Team: Leroy Tung, Alex Nahmgoong Instructor: Darin Johnstone
A proposal of combining the microhousing and skip floors typology li ed the living spaces up, reducing ground level footprints yet providing spacious residence above. Micro-housing also creates a con nuity to the mul -family community adjoing the site, allows it to blend in smoothly with the community without being extravargant.
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The site is located in Los Angeles, between the 20th street onramp to the westbound 10 freeway and Magnolia Ave. Space is limited due to its orienta on along the freeway and the community adjacent to it which hinders the development on this lot.
EAST BLVD
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Design Studio
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MIRAGE
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2Bedroom Studio
In order to give unique identity to each household, these similar units are first being conjoined and rotated so that different views can be seen from each unit and residents will be able to receive different amount of sunlight due to its orientation. The volume also changes according to the size of the household.
2Bedroom
1Bedroom
3Bedroom
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2Bedroom Studio
1Bedroom
1Bedroom
UNITS DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM
3Bedroom 3Bedroom
Even though all the units ultimately look different, they were all constructed by a method with aluminum panels finish on top of the steel frame structre to wrap around the tubular volumes.
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VOLUME MANIPULATION STRATEGY
EAST BLVD
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stormwater drainage
bottom units distribution diagram showing the elevation of how units are placed on site.
FIGURAL STATION
top right site study diagrams for circulation, water use and infrastructure.
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
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tensioning mounts 1 Bedroom 286 kWh/month (800-1000 sq. .)
2 Bedroom 400 kWh/month (1,000-1,200 sq. .)
3 Bedroom 500 kWh/month (1,200-1,500 sq. .)
MIRAGE
FALL 2010
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CONJOINED OINED MICRO HOUSING OUSING
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solar ivy PV
windows
interior finish
SPRING 2014
Taken the studio unit as a prototype for other units in terms of construction methods and use of materials. The skip floor interior is wrapped by a more fluid enclosure to create a contrast between inside and outside.
Attach the stainless steel mesh to the tension perimeter cable. concrete base Attach Solar Ivy assembly to the stainless steel mesh.
Connect Solar Ivy’s electrical leads to inverter or battery.
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EXPLODED DIAGRAM
Attach standoffs and tensioning mounts to anchors. Then attach perimeter cable to tensioning mounts and standoffs.
EAST BLVD
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steel beam structure
Mouth anchors, appropriate for the building’s structure, into the surface of the building.
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SOLAR IVY INSTALLION PROCESS
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CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
Each unit has it own parking garage located underneath their residecne. The two units within the same structure share one roof deck away from the freeway in the back of the site. It reduces the noise from cars and also provide a space for the neighbors to hang out together. Interior spaces are separated by the use of the skip floor typology in order to create spacious atomsphere within.
MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
PLANS & DETAILED SECTION
FALL 2011
FIGURAL STATION
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RF Plan
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1F Plan
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Garage
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Team: Leroy Tung, Cathy Yin Instructor: Volkan Alkanoglu Las Vegas, being known as the Entertainment Capital of the World, is unfortunately located in a desert. The temperature is torturous and residences tend to stay inside because of the climate. This community is lacking a public space that they can be proud of or to hang out yet not being expose to the sun.
An idea of a green house+library is proposed in order to create that public space for the people who work, live or study around the community while also act as a catalyst for future growth in the area.
TIPTON TERRACE
The site, situated on the intersec on between South Durango Dr and West Russell Road was introduced. The neighborhood is developing with the addi on of freeways and growing popula on in the area. However, townhomes and vacant lots are s ll the primary typologies around the site which confined the people within their own homes.
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Fantasy Facing North/East Opaque 75% Translucent 25%
Science Fiction Facing West/North/East Opaque 60% Translucent 40%
Action adventure Facing North/East Opaque 75% Translucent 25%
Romance Facing West/South/East Opaque 70% Translucent 30%
Classics Facing North/East/South Opaque 65% Translucent 35%
Nature Facing North/West Opaque 80% Translucent 20%
Children Facing North/South Opaque 75% Translucent 25%
Science Technology Facing North/East Opaque 75% Translucent 25%
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Art & Architecture Facing North Opaque 85% Translucent 15%
History Facing West Opaque 85% Translucent 15%
Religion Facing North/East Opaque 88% Translucent 12%
Philosophy Facing South/West Opaque 85% Translucent 15%
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Mind & Body Facing East Opaque 85% Translucent 15%
Health & Medical Facing East Opaque 80% Translucent 20%
Entertainment & Music Opaque 90% Translucent 10%
CONJOINED MICRO HOUSING
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MULTI-MODULE SLIDER HOUSE
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Vertical Connection
TIPTON TERRACE
right diagram showing the transformatino of the volume, types of distribution and connection between the different reading rooms.
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Horizontal Connection
bottom left concept sketches inspired by organic forms, connections and integration of plants.
WINDOWS DIAGRAM In order to create different atomsphere for each reading room, each reading room has a specific habitats for a partifuclar plant species. Thus, the windows are being place in a specific orientation and glass opacity according the the needs of the plants to allow the plants to grow properly with controlled enviroment, it is very important because the weather in Las Vegas can be fatal to plants.
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The reading rooms are first separated by book types based on their popularity to readers. After that, plants are chosen according to the height to where rooms are being placed, certain rooms are able to capture more sunlight whereas the others will receive less sunlight and a cooler temperature within. Several volumes overlapped because of the correlation between the book types.
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TIPTON TERRACE
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The sparwl of Los Angeles had been expanding its boundary well beyond it pre-exist border; the city started to decentralize as it grows further away from downtown. High rise buildings and unique architectural pieces appear within downtown consistently; a discrete figure-ground condi on was created by this urban sparwl.
The site is the exis ng landmark of Union Sta on. Proposed design emerged from studying the figure-ground condi on of Los Angeles, allowing the design to blend itself with the city scape while providing a new transpota on hub for the upcoming high speed rails.
TIPTON TERRACE
A city structure and order should not be destroy solely because of the one dimensional design process. The growth of a city and an architectural piece should find its harmony and a reasonable popor on with its surrondings. The differen a on between the deisgn and city thus will be erase and a con nua on of the figural space will be achieve.
EAST BLVD
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Team: Leroy Tung, Cathy Yin Instructor: Patrick Tighe FIGURAL STATION
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Strangs of circulation are placed on top of the existing railways in order to connect the two volumes as well as establishing a relationship between the visitors and the arrivals of trains.
TIPTON TERRACE
The design consists of two linear structures along the existing railways of Union Station. This mixed-use project has several programs such as retail and entertainment, offices and residential use.
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bottom section showing the location of various programs, new high speed rail are elevated over existing railways to separate the entry for the two systems.
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Yu2e Inc. Neighborhood: Mar Vista, CA Status: Completed Duties Performed: As-built, Schematic Design, Consturction Docuemnts, 3D Model, Renderings, Building Department Clearances
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From drawing, modeling to realization of the actual building was an eye opening experience because abstract renderings can only achieve so much of the actual space. Preparation of the framing model also allowed me to understand the construction methods a lot better and help us to communicate with the contractors.
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Neighborhood: Highland Park, CA Status: Abandoned Duties Performed: Schematic Design, 3D Print Physical Models, Renderings
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These series of images shows the production of a physical model where pieces can come together or take apart, an interactive way to present the project to help the client to better understand and visualize the project; and help us to study the space closer as well.
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Through many trials and errors, we got the 3D printing technique under control. 3D printing allowed us to study sunlight with various facade options as well as providing the client updates of the projcet with physical models instead of drawings alone.
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