Graduate Architectural Portfolio

HA BUI M.Arch 3 - Urban Design and Planning B.A. - Interior Design hnbui511@gmail.com

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Graduate Studio - CUAarch

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PUBLIC SPACES WITHIN VERTICAL DENSITY

Independent Thesis

Spring 2017

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING CENTER - LAYERS OF RESPONSE

Comprehensive Building Design Studio

Spring 2016

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ALEXANDRIA WATERFRONT - OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA AQUARIUM

Urban Planning Studio

Spring 2016

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BLAGDEN ALLEY - MIXED USE

Architectural Design II Studio

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PUBLIC SPACES WITHIN VERTICAL DENSITY As the population grows, buildings in cities are increasing in height due to scarcity of land. Densification is a key response to rapid growth, improved economic development and the constant changing of lifestyle preferences. Highrise is one of the element that make-up the urban fabric. Highrise building are one architectural component that make up a more dense urban fabric that can be understand through people and public spaces.

This thesis focuses on public spaces within highrise building and looks at the integration of increased building height on the existing urban fabric. The prominent architectural emphasis of this project is the movement of people within public spaces and continuation of that movement vertically up the building.

Independence Thesis Graduate Thesis Studio Instructor: Eric Jenkins - Spring 2017

PUBLIC SPACES WITHIN VERTICAL DENSITY & REVITALIZING URBAN LIFE

“...Cities are about fundamentally about people and where people go and where people meet are at the core of what makes a city works...more important than buildings in a city are the public spaces in between them...some of the most transformative changes in cities are happening in these public spaces.” - Amanda Burden

“...IF WE COULDN’T SPREAD OUT, WE HAD TO GO UP...”

Columbia University Medical Center

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The International Center for the Awareness of Human Trafficking Human trafficking is a scourge that exists at multiple scales. It involves an international network of power and money on the global scale and severely impacts individual victims on a very personal scale. To address the issues at each of these scales, and the relationships and simultaneous that exists between scales, it is necessary for all stakeholders to gather in an environmental that encourages action at various scales. It provides public outreach and programming about the damage human trafficking imparts on society and victim support spaces that help trafficked persons find the resources they need to recover from their experiences.

Architecturally, this project was explore as a series of layers. A series of layers allows for space that is at once defined, yet also uncontained. We suggest that this may manifest itself as a series of benches, pavings, or markers presents as reminders of human trafficking at a regional and organize space an encourage an active and collaborative work environment.

Collaboration with Perkins Eastman Comprehensive Building Design Studio Instructor: Lou Boza - Spring 2016

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A series of layers serve to define spaces without creating enclosure or obstruction.

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PERKINS EASTMAN ONE THOMAS CIRCLE N.W., SUITE 270 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005

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ROBINSON NORTH TERMINAL AT OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA Old Alexandria Aquarium From its founding in 1749 to the present, Alexandria, Virginia has played an important role in connecting the surrounding region to the far reaches of the globe. Unfortunately, given changes in building uses over the last 30 years, the current state of Alexandria’s waterfront breeds disconnections that make the waterfront undesirable to use. In an effort to address these existing disconnections, this studio has developed a new master plan for the waterfront. This effort resulted from extensive study, research and analysis of the existing waterfront to define the major disconnection issues, the dynamics that create those disconnections, and how we can reconnect the problem areas to the city, to the rest of the waterfront, and to the surrounding region.

Collaboration with Hickok Cole ENTRANCE VIEW

Fall 2015 - Urban Practice Studio Instructor: Eric Jenkins

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King Street

Robinson South Terminal

Market Square

Torpedo Factory Art Center

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