A R C H I T E C T U R E DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE
Architecture Education Engineering Education
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Willard Wetterland Architects, PLLC
Arizona State University
Shaanxi Dongchen Architecture Design Company
Zhonghao Company Liantoulongwan Project Department
Huazhong University of Science and Technology Architecture Design Institute
Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Wuhan University of Technology
Hailong Li
1215 E Vista Del Cerro Dr. Apt1098, Tempe, AZ, 85281 480-363-3890 hailongl@asu.edu
2014 2015
table of contents The Blender Thesis Design
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The Missing Door
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tacoma art museum
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regency House
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song of the sea
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e-301 cafe
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Sketches and paintings
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Conceptual Design (Lapsus Imaginis)
Comprehensive Design
Building Facade Design
Kaohsiung Maritime Culture & Popular Music Center Design
Interior Design and Construction
the Blender Tempe, Arizona, US Graduate Studio Spring 2015 Thesis Design Instructor: Michael Rotondi Partner: Aaron Escamilla
The studio's thesis was to design spaces for Arizona State University that inspires interdisciplinary research and higher education. We discovered through research on institutions, gaming and networks, that a whole new educational model is needed to achieve true interdisciplinary work. This new model is the foundation of our design. 2
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university
Students /Faculty Goverment /Companies
Projects
Database
Architecture
Community
Money
Knowledge
Support
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Times Square Project Information
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Start with a simple APP
Media
HUB Students+Faculity
Choose your interests
Architecture
Working+Learning
Curriculum based on your interests
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As a class we divided into several groups to focus on different sites within the ASU campus. Each of the groups developed an educational model to inform their project design which included three primary elements: Hub, Silk Road and Times Square. The Hub is the intersection of activities where academic and applied research occurs. The Silk Road is the connective tissue that integrates program and resources along a neutral space that is accessible t o e v e r y o n e . Ti m e s S q u a re i s a n interactive display that connects people to the information in our open-source database. Our project took the first step of transforming the educational model through the design of a new mobile device application: "ASU Interest Pad". It combines an intellectual database with a campus-wide social networking system. 8
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The architecture works interactively with this app. It becomes the physical representation of the educational model. In addition, we explored the idea of "Fluid Surface" as a method to create spaces that promote interactions and freedom for the users. Fluid Space does this by creating a space familiar to the body but strange to the eyes. The way people use this surface is defined by their daily activities. While traveling along the surface, they are required to interact with a constantly changing environment. The site was divided into two connected parts: a public park and an interdisciplinary research center. The research center is comprised of project workspace and related facility. The park not only provides all the amenities to the University and the public, but also acts as an out-door projection of the research center. During the process of creating the form, "Minimal Path" and "Minimal Surface" theory was used as our form generating logic. This is the perfect manifesto for this idea of "Fluid Surface". 11
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The Missing Door Tempe, Arizona, US Graduate Studio Fall 2014 Conceptual Design (Lapsus Imaginis) Instructor: Elena Rocchi
Everything is randomly moving all around us without anyone noticing. The forces driving this situation are difficult to stop. During this process, many things are lost: traditions, values, conditions of space; yet no one is conscious about it. By learning from history, we understand the significance of a door to a space. A door represents the context. A door carries memory. A door completes the whole. A door expresses the desire. We once understood and realized this within architecture, as it was in Rome. However, now the meaning has been lost. Not only do we not fully understand the physical door, we also are missing the greater significance of the mental door. A door to find yourself, a door which is never just a door. 20
Uchronia
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roma interrotta
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tacoma art museum Tacoma, Washington, US Graduate Studio Spring 2014 Comprehensive Design Instructor: Philip Horton Partner: Melissa LeBlanc
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Engagement
Circulation
Views
Amenities
Cafe Clean up
Staff Leaves
Gift Shop Opens Cafe Peak Hours After Hour Events Open Hour Events Staff Reviews Collection
Class tours
Cafe Arrives
Guests Arrives
Prepare for opening
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Staff Arrives
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Occupancy
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Typical Museum
Issue
The Tacoma Art Museum is inefficient in the utilization of its square footage, its ability to produce revenue and its promotion of public engagement.
CURRENT EXPOSURE
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GUEST
Position
To simplify the Tacoma Art Museum to basic infrastructure for the purpose of exposing interaction and movement between art and people as well as people and people to the city.
MUSEUM
CITY
To transform the Tacoma Art Museum into a multi-functional, socially engaging and financially independent community center.
Manifestation
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Private
Public
Hybrid
PROPOSED EXPOSURE
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CITY
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Typical Community Center
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site plan
SECTIONS
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Section Detail Call Outs:
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19mm toughened safety glass 125 mm stainless-steel point fixing Ventilation flap Sheet aluminum covering Roof construction: roof sealing layer, 50 mm thermal insulation, 130 mm light weight concrete 6. 400 mm steel sandwich floor construction, 25 mm steel plate, 25 mm steel flat ribs, 25 mm steel plate 7. Steel aluminum covering 8. Laminated glass column 9. Laminated glass fin with projecting with projecting lamina that slots into beam 10. Perforated metal facade supported by stainless-steel HSS bracket system 11. Glass shelf
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regency House Phoenix, Arizona, US Graduate Studio Fall 2013 Building Facade Design Instructor: Wendell Burnette
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Adding More Units
•Increasing the Diversity of Units
1. Original structure and floor plan. 21 floors, 6 units per floor (4 in the penthouse), 118 units total.
•Expanding Square Footage
2. New floor plans 3 bedroom unit 2 bedroom unit 2 bedroom unit 1 bedroom unit
3. 84 different combinations
4. One combination for each floor
5. Different units shown in elevation (156 units total)
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color reflections
Balance between upper Floor and lower Floor
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public and private
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Detail and Assembly
B-B SECTION
A-A SECTION
Section Detail Call Outs:
1. 3/4” colored ceramic
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tile on 3/4” heavy-set mortar bed on waterproof membrane Reinforced 9” precast concrete floor deck Carpet on leveling compound Existing Structure New precast concrete wall panel Bearing component
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song of the sea Kaohsiung, Taiwan Undergraduate Studio Spring 2012 Kaohsiung Maritime Culture & Popular Music Center Competition Design Partner: Lu Yang
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e-301 cafe Wuhan, Hubei, China 2011.6 ~ 2011.8 Interior Design and Construction Personal Business
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HAILONG LI
A R C H I T E C T U R E DESIGN PORTFOLIO
1215 E Vista Del Cerro Dr. Apt1098, Tempe, AZ, 85281 480-363-3890 hailongl@asu.edu