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YU GU ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 07.07.2020

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1 Studio Architecture 1-11

2 Urban Heritage style and character study 12-13

3 Landscape Architecture design studio 14-17

4 Studio Cultures 18-19

5 Experiential Studio On shore Flinders Ranges 20-26

1 Studio Architecture The site on 57 Wyatt street currently has a pre renovated multi-storey architectural office with a 14 space car parking at basement situated alongside. The entire site is currently made up of multiple buildings that vary in architecture and height showcasing an extensive history of an Adelaidian streetscape.The architectural office located in the heritage building features a sandstone facade while the car park and office building alongside features a more modernistic glass and concrete facade.

The top of the apartment is equipped with gym and equipment room, the solar panel will be fixed on the top floor, and it will provide some energy.The main materials of the interior space are aluminum reeds and concrete.The height of the building roof is about 53m meters. The vertical traffic is configured with 2 elevators (2.4m * 2.9m) and 1 fire-fighting staircase and 2 plants. The average apartment unit is 40 square meters.

Freemasons Ln

There are 6 floors of offices in the building, with an average floor area of 700 square meters, consisting of tow 300 square meters of office. There are 6 floors of apartments in the building, and there are also some serviced apartments. The rooms are eight units of 1 bedroom and three units of 2 bedrooms each floor. Swimming pool, restaurant, outdoor barbecue area, rooftop garden, setting in the 6th 9th and 12th floor.

Wyatt St

This scenario is designed around the idea of Maximum utilization of land area and Use natural light wisely. The project is a combination of multiple functions, it inclusion of fluid retail space, office space with rigid and apartment. To create natural ventilation and light in all areas of the building, outdoor activities and lounge spaces are inserted between these functions. In order to meet the sunlighting needs, the floors are staggered in an orderly manner.

SITE PLAN 1:500 Roof Solar panel Level 17 Sky Garden Level 10-16 Apartment Level 8-9 Entertainment platform Level 2-7 Office Level 1 Restaurant Ground floor Retail and lobby External 3D view

2 ---

Cafe 10000

Small Market

7500

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Lo'b'b'y

7500

Ground Floor axonometric drawing

5100

carparking entrance 5100

Ground Floor plan 1:200

Ground Lobby 3D View

2 ---

Lever 1 Restaurant axonometric drawing

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Lever 1 restaurant plan 1:200

Restaurant 3D View

2 ---

Office level axonometric drawing

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Office Level Plan 1:200

Office Level 3D View

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Apartment level axonometric drawing

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DN UP

Apartment Level Plan 1:200

Level 10 Apartment 3D View (One Bedroom)

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Entertainment level axonometric drawing

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C UP

Faux Brick Tiles

Prefab Concrete Panels Faux Marble Tiles E

Entertainment Level Plan 1:200 06

9800

A004

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

REF.

DW LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

REF.

5000

6600

LIVING ROOM

5000

1 : 200

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

REF.

6600

Ground Level Plan

DW BEDROOM DW

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

8 A001

LIVING ROOM

5000

6600

LIVING ROOM

REF.

5000

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

A006

RECEPTION

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

REF.

RECEPTION

BEDROOM

REF.

MARKET

6600

9800

STORAE ROOM

43700

9800

REF.

43700

MARKET

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

9800

43700

FIRE EXIT STORAE ROOM

BEDROOM

DW UP

10000

SERVICE

BEDROOM

FIRE EXIT

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

KITCHEN

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KITCHEN

SERVICE SHOP

BEDROOM

REF.

KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM

REF.

BEDROOM

LIVING DW ROOM

LIVING ROOM

REF.

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

REF.

SHOP

A006

BEDROOM

REF.

FIRE EXIT

KITCHEN

REF.

FIRE EXIT

1 A0011

8600

A010

BEDROOM

REF.

A0011

2100

LOBBY

A010

REF.

8600

1 A0011

2700

LIVING ROOM

7900

SMALL BAR

LIVING ROOM

7400

A0012

2300

LOBBY

10000

A0011

2100

5000

SMALL BAR

2700

A0012

1 RECEPTION

7400

10000

KITCHEN 1

8600

2100

7900

2300

A010

5000 23700

RECEPTION A010

KITCHEN

2100

2700

2300

7400

REF.

5000

8600

REF.

23700

2700

REF.

2300

7400

7900

B5000

REF.

23700

BEDROOM DW DW

LIVING ROOM

Level 10 Apartment Plan 1 : 200

BALCONY

A006

A0013

BEDROOM 1

PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL

2 1

A0013

6 A0013

2X10MM FIRE RESISTANT PLASTER BOARD

LIVING ROOM

PACKING

WOOD DOOR FRAME

REF.

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 2 64MM STEEL STUD INSULATION

VAPOR RETARDER

Two bed room apartment

1 : 50 3 A006

BEDROOM 1

1 : 10

CONCRETE REBAR COLUMN

PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL

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Door Plan detail

2X10MM FIRE RESISTANT PLASTER BOARD

LIVING ROOM

VAPOR RETARDER 64MM STEEL STUD

4 08

One bed room apartment 1 : 50

Column Plan detail 1 : 10

A006

41 5 2X10MM FIRE RESISTANT PLASTERBOARD INSULATION AS SCHEDULE

31 5

62MM STEEL STUD

0° 90.0

VAPOR RETARDER

21 50

20 76

100MM CONCRETE PRECAST PANEL

PACKING

ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME

1142

1200

1140

15 7

0° 0.0 12

1167

150.0 0°

CAULKING JOINT

21 5

PRECAST PANNEL STANDARD

Window And Wall Plan 1 Detail 1 : 10 A005 09

PB LINING INSULATION AS SCHEDULE

100MM CONCRETE PRECAST PANEL

INSULATION AS SCHEDULE

STEEL SHADING BOLED TO PRECAST ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME CAULKING JOINT

P50 SHODOWLINE

SKIRTING SYSTEM FLOOR TILE CONCRETE SLAB INSULATION AS SCHEDULE

2X10MM FIRE RESISTANT PLASTERBOARD SUSPENDED CELING SYSTEM

CLEAR GLASS TIMBER WINDOWSILL

INTERNAL WALL AND SECTION DETAIL 1 CEILING 1 : 10

64MM STEEL STUD SKIRTING SYSTEM VAPOUR BARRIER CONCRETE SLAB

WINDOW FRAME DETAIL 2 SECTION 1 : 10

A009

Elevation 0 - a2 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - d2 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - c 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - c3 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - b2

1 : 50

Elevation 0 - a 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - c2 1 : 50

Elevation 0 - b

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Elevation 0 - d 1 : 50

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2 Urban Heritage style and character study

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t Aven

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35A

Axonometric of immediate surrounds

71 73

70 72 74 76 78 80 82 84

Bath room

32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56

Dining33 room 37

79 81 83 85-87 89-91 93-95 97 99

54 56

42A 44 46-48 50-52 53 55 57

SWAINE AVE 13 15 17

59-61 63-65 67 69 71 73

45-51

Study

Corridor

Laundry

44-46 101

105 109 113 103 107 111 115

102 106 88 90 92 94 96 98100 104 58 60 62 6466 68 70 72 7476 78 80 82 84 86

18 20 22

27 29 31

ORMOND GR

5 3

EVERETT AVE 10A

STUART RD

23 25 27 29

DULWICH AVE

6 8 10 12 14

7-9 5A

1 3 5 7 9 11 13

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18

64 66 68

49 51

56 58

Community Zone

GURNEY RD

4 2

SCOTT ST

14 12 10 8

THORNTON ST

FULLARTON RD

13 15 17 19

25 27 29 31 33 35 37

Sitting room

13 11 9 7 5 3 1

44 46 48 50

32 34 36

38 40 42

tori

47 49

33 35 37 39 41

19 21 23

7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39

35 37

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26

31A 33

28 30 32 34

32-34

50 52 54 56 58 60 62 6466 687072

12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38

21 23

Bed room

2 4 6 8 10

WEBB ST

15 17 19 1 3 5 7 9 11 11A

PARKSTONE AVE

39 41 43 45

ALEXANDRA

22 2426 10 12 14 16 Location Plan 1:2000

1 3 5 7 9

HEWITT AVE Villa external form and fabric of 1885 residence.It 72 7476 78 80 82 84 9 4 has the characteristics of an early form of colonial 11 6 13 architecture, proof of8 its windows, walls and roof 15 10 17 67 structures.Key features include faceted sandstone 65 61 63 59 55 WATSON AVE walls, rendered19windows and door surrounds, 74 76 78 80 82 8486 21 chimneys and corners, eaves brackets and a cow 23 25 nose balcony with cast iron details. The walls on both 20 sides made27of local random rough blue-stone. 47 49 51are 55 22 AVE AVE NDRA roof, return verandah, corrugated The walls are ALEXAiron 84 86 88 68 70 72 74 76 78 66 made up of randomly random rough blue-stones. typical of the lime (era).The building walls are secured with steel rods to ensure that the walls are not tilted 55 57 59 61 63 vertically. 65-67 75-79 GRANT AVE PRESCOTT TCE

48 50 52

Hewit

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WEBB ST

VICTORIA TCE

4 6 8 10

3 5 7 9

42 42 44 46

25A

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ROSEMONT ST

2 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 24 26 28 30

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36 38

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CLOSE ST

10-12 8

1-3

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EDWARD ST

DAVIS ST

4-6

BOSWELL PL

42 Hewitt Ave，Villa was built by Burnside councilheritage conservation zone，The middle class and social-economic class of the South Australian PAYNEHAM AND ST PETERS CITY OF NORWOOD KENSINGTON RD colonies, the builders and initial occupants, represent 1 a rapidly developing and culturally diverse immigrant 3 society. 5

ROSE PARK

1 3

BROWN ST

OSMOND TCE

STACEY ST

ALFRED ST

SYDENHAM RD

CHARLES ST

CLARKE ST

GRANDVIEW GR LE

WARWICK AVE

HILLVIEW ST

L'ESTRANGE ST

CONYNGHAM ST

THE GROVE

Policy Area 1 Boundary Development Plan Boundary

CLELAND AVE

DULCIE ST 2015 1997 2002 A new seating The new residents The residents added room was added expanded the use area a bathroom to the to the southeast of the villa. On the basis UNION ST southeast corner of 0metres 300 159 corner, and the of the original house, the house on the GR BOLINGBROKE change made they added a study, basis of the original. the whole house dinning room, kitchen BURNSIDE (CITY) more organize. TCE ON and laundry, which was MELLINGT GTON ST MELLIN POLICY AREAS OF CHATSWORTH GR 6 meters wide and 4 meters long, and openedCONSERVATION ZONE THE HISTORIC the old wall in the south. HISTORIC CONSERVATION The corridor layout, this time transforming theGREENHILL RD POLICY LBu AREA LCe 1 entire house is more -ROSE PARK spacious and modern. ASCOT AVE

KITCHENER AVE

1985-1997 From the end of the 19th WILLIAMS AVE century to the end of the O twentieth century, after several times of building ALBERT ST and consolidation consolidation of the #42 hewitt, it still maintains a century-old original TUDOR ST architectural layout, showing the outstanding construction techniques State Heritage Place LBu andLocal corrosion-resistant Heritage Place Contributory Item materials of the 19th MU(G) House / Property century colonists Number

MILL ST

SWIFT AVE

RA YM

ON RD

42 HEWITT AVENUE

ELIZABETH ST

JOHN ST

Fig Bur HCPA/1

Consolidated - 19 December 2017

Site Plan 1:250

Cement molding window frame

South elevation drawing without shelter 1：100

Cement painted white columns

Corridor corrugated iron with Roman pillar 1：100

Roman pillar Classic fence arrow

Front fence of villa 1:100

① 1.brick chimney 2.Corrugated iron roof 3.Cement painted white columns 4.Carved vents 5.Drain and pipe painted white 6.Cement molding window frame 7.Roman pillar 8.A white painted transect wall 9.Yellow sandstone wall

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Street Front South elevation 1:50 13

3 Landscape Architecture design studio moseley square Analysis

Moseley square is located in glenelg beach, a landmark attraction in Adelaide, but according to the study and research of the moleley square, the previous design has many design flaws and imperfections, such as the establishment of the trame station and the pedestrian route. the setting of the coast entrance. For example, when the tram stops, it blocks the east-west direction of the tourists, and the intersection of the railway line and the highway line causes a certain degree of traffic chaos and messay.

Pine Board concrete block Stone Masonry Multi protection course waterproofing compacted gravel soil Natural soil

Flowering straw Planting soil Gravel provides additional Storage of stormwater Water pipe Drainage layer

Running water Recycled water Flush pipe Corrosion-resistant tile Waterproofing Concrete block Compacted gravel soil Natural soil

Vitreous brick wall Matte marble Granite Waterproofing Compacted gravel soil Natural soil Atmosphere LED

Pebbles

proposal

In this project, I wish to try to build a reasonable and effective transpotation hub and improve the connectivity, mobility, entertainment and practicality of the landscape buildings around the moseley square. Construction Detail A Re-planning the landmarks of genleng. First of all, the focus of this project is the establishment of a new tram station. I will set up the tram station on the southwest coast of the moseley square and raise the tram station so that the tram station can directly reach the second floor. This not only solves the problem of the passage of the Moseley Square South Square, but also enhances the visual experience of the passengers in the tram, enabling them to see better and more beautiful scenery, and the new tram station enhances the vitality of the entire glenelg.

Scale: 1:25

Construction Detail B

Scale: 1:25

Secondly, I set up a three-story observatory in the center of the Moseley square. Not only can I see the beautiful coast and the whole wide in the watchtower, but also set up some passages to connect the surrounding buildings, which are convenient for tourists, such as the town hall and The Grand Bar.

and the hotel's cafe, the green belts on both sides of the steps and the pine bench are integrated and orchids are grown. The environment is harmonious and methodical. And the recessed landscape corridor in the middle, it is quiet and cool, it is a good place to rest and enjoy the cool. A shade has been set up throughout the corridor, and plants and trees have been planted in large numbers to cover the sunshine of the summer glenelg beach, with a cool environment and ecological balance. The easternmost part is a piece of landscape block Eastern part design. Visitors can sit on the block and chat, lie down and rest, the children climb and run. The eastern part of Mosley Square was planned as a landscape And the peach trees are planted here to cover the sun, especially when the peach blossoms area and entertainment area. The entire area is divided into four parts. The left and right entertainment areas surround the shops are in full bloom. The whole space is full of fun. 8000mmxDiameter1500 Concrete column

locust tree viaduct for trams

white oxford fabric sunshade

Pine bench

Anti-skid, stone belt

Shrubs flower Pine bench

Stone Masonry Multi

Shrubs flower Polished marble

Stone Masonry Multi

bosk

Ornamental poo Construction Detail A

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Scale: 1:100

Sectionďź&#x161;C2

Scale: 1:100

Section：1-1

Scale: 1:400

Section：B-B

Scale: 1:400

Cherry tree

Stone Masonry Multi

Polished marble

pine board

Orchid

Vitreous brick wall

Glenelg monument

Northern part

Fountains and Archives

Block Garden

Green belts and sunshade lane

In the northern part of the moseley square is a small square, but he is not a square of ordinary meaning. The small road in the square cuts out a small number of small pieces throughout the area. The shape of the block is mainly triangular and quadrilateral, evenly distributed on the square. The main body in the middle of the square is the archives and restaurants. Surrounded by green lawns, sunken and ascending play ground. The water landscape is also a highlight of this square. The playgound area has a number of seats for visitors to rest, and to enjoy the sea view and the sea breeze. The glass brick wall and the waterfall wall bolck design add space to the space, which is cool and spacious. 17

4 Studio Cultures

Splatterhouse ---------------------port adelaide exhibition center The project located in Adelaide port. I explored the site many times. Since the harbor is half surrounded by water, the surrounding water inspired me deeply.I have a strong interest in water-eroded wood. My inspiration came from corroded riverbeds and rotten wood. Therefore, the theme model structure of this scheme is a river shape that divides shed 26 into four parts. The River model is a hollow. It is an exhibition hall and serves as a passageway connecting four Spaces. I want to reuse the space. The main purpose of the space is an exhibition, leisure, and entertainment. There are three main bodies and six parts. 1.Reception and kids playground,2. Main gallery hall with sandtable,3.exhibition wall, 4.ocean wreck exhibition hall, 5. restaurant, 6.view tower. 6 parts. In keeping with my theme, water is corrosive over time. I set up very special features on my model in order to achieve the feeling of corrosion, such as different shapes of open skylights, and different sculptures and reliefs of the wall.

Entrance Channel museum

Internal door Exhibition wall

Main Exhibition hall 18

Reception and playarea

Restaurant

Furniture and functions, Playground for kids -- exhibition wall, exhibition hall, sand table, exhibition rack, tables and chairs in the restaurant, abandoned model boats

Glass curtain wallsShapes and vary from broken Windows, colored light holes and projection patternsďź&#x152;It reflects a sense of fragmentation and decay

Main hollow exhibition hall and serves as a passageway connecting four Spaces.Inspiration comes from the flow and undulation of the river

The relief on the wall has the relief and modeling of the bed of the river dormitory, and the delicate Windows achieve a balanced beautyďź&#x152;Near the river bank I set up a viewing tower, with spiral stairs inspired by the rising whirlpools in the middle of the ocean

Orginal shad frame and beam with beam of tower

Shad 26

Explosion axonometric drawing

5 Experiential Studio On shore Dlinders Ranges Camp Pods and Landscape design

Site Section:1:1000 In camping, in order to find a 'bench' for ten people, we pushed a large trunk together. Inspired my design inspiration for camp pods.

The entire camp pods can rotate. Because of the double pulley, there is no effect of being vertical to the ground.

Inspiration The deck of each pod is detachable. Multiple pods can be combined into one end to end to meet the needs of large families.

Investigation site status

Inspiration

Existing building

Public Toilet Swimming Pool Camp Pods Entertainment Center Ramp Footpath Viewing Platform

Car park

Investigation site status

material selection Solar Panel Wheelchair Device Jalousie

Entrance step Eucalyptus wood timbers Support Pillar Wooden Ring Wheels

Table Hammock Storage space Grille door

Tent inside 3D view

Typical Floor Plan

Land scape Plan + plant

Eutaxion microphlla small leaved mallee pea

Tough gumtree timbers

Eucalyptus wood timbers

Red gum tree

Eucalyptus

All landscape aerial view

Camp pods area

Campsite Aerial view

Camp Pods and Swimming pool

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