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HAO YU / Portfolio MA & BArch

HAO YU / Academy of Art University / Master’s Degree in Interior Architecture & Design California College of the Arts / Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture & Design


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CONTENTS / Project 1 / Future Island, community center in Portland Project 2 / Oasis of Arkansas, medical office in Winthrop Project 3 / Luxury Modern Homes, housing in San Francisco Project 4 / Accessory Dwelling Units, housing in San Francisco Project 5 / The Sct Georgsvej, housing in Copenhagen Project 6 / The Pixel Villas, housing in Copenhagen Project 7 / Pause to Move, museum design in San Francisco Project 8 / Recalling the River, urban planning & landscape design in Tujunga Wash Project 9 / Playground, school design practice Project 10 / Woven Space, pavilion design in Milan Project 11 / International Terminal Building, internship in Shanghai

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SELECTED WORK /

Project details Course title_

Master’s Studio Project

Instructor_

Serena Zanello

Site location_

Portland, Oregon

Size_

16,000 sq.ft.

Type_

Residential, Business & Assembly

Designer_

Hao Yu

Year_

2019

Project statement

This new Community Center is a self-contained future island featuring hi-tech interior elements, and bringing the three integrated functions of the center (residential, business, assembly) to the refugees, center staff, and local volunteers. By living, studying, and working together in this center, the refugees engage with one another through educational programs, community events, and co-living experiences. They will come to believe in their future and eventually find their way in the new society.

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PROJECT 01 / Future Island Believe in your future and eventually find your way in the new society. 2


PROJECT: SECOND FLOOR RECEPTION STATION HAND RENDERING /

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SELECTED WORK /

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PROGRAM

(c)

Lobby Waiting area

Program name

Cafe Bar area Community room Classroom Computer lab Janitor closet Mechanical Men’s restroom

Social service

Women’s restroom Reception Waiting Area Open office space Private office

a / Bubble diagram shows public, semi-public and private

Consultation room

programs in terms of spatial relationship. Acoustic needs are

Residence

Living Area Dining Area Kitchen Bedrooms Bathroom Laundry Area

applied to some rooms. Adjacent

b / Concept diagram

Visual connect

c / Program adjacency matrix shows how public, semi-public

Not adjacent

and private are in relationship with each other. Statistically, the

N/A

matrix indicates direct/indirect adjacency for me to arrange programs logically.

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PROJECT: CONCEPT PHILOSOPHY & BUILDING SCENARIO /

(a)

Happiness Foreign

Death

Water

Weather

Sunshine

Home

Night

Lost

Outside Garden Ship

Waves

Direction

HOPE

Inside

Family

Fog

Health Sickness

Noise Flight Away

Strange Mountains

Safety Wind Fear

Rain

Kids

a / The conflict began on 15 March 2011, with demonstrations. These demonstrations were like demonstrations held in other Arab countries, which has been called the Arab Spring. Protesters in Syria demanded the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad. His family has held the presidency in Syria since 1971. More than 350000 people already died in the civil war in Syria which is ongoing for almost five years. More than 12 million people were expelled from their homes because of the battles between various factions. How did the “peaceful� protests turn into a big war? This is the summarized background.

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SELECTED WORK /

(b)

(c)

LEGEND: (E) WALL AND COLUMN

(N) WINDOW

4'-0"

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

1 UP

S

W

2

6'-0"

b 4'-

UP

10

W

c

UP

UP

N 5

4

W

UP

W

6 UP

UP

"

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PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

(N) WALL

(a)

a / Ground floor furniture plan b / Kids playground perspective c / Adult lounge perspective

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FIRST FLOOR FINISH PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

NORTH

0 1

5

10

SITE PLAN

6

A1


PROJECT: COMMUNITY CENTER INTERIOR HAND RENDERINGS /

(e)

(f)

LEGEND: (E) WALL AND COLUMN

(N) WINDOW

e

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

7 S

DN

1'-6"

DN

DN

1'-6"

DN

DN

DN

DN

f

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

(N) WALL

(d)

d / Second floor furniture plan e / Waiting area & hallway perspective f / Patio entry perspective

1

SECOND FLOOR FINISH PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

NORTH

0 1

5

10

SITE PLAN

A1

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SELECTED WORK /

(a)

(b)

(c)

a / Ground floor entry south elevation b / Children playground west elevation c / Lounge west elevation

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PROJECT: FURNITURE SELECTION FROM B&B ITALIA /

L1 / Living room lighting

F1 / TV table

S1 / Living room sofa set

L2 / Dining lighting

T1 / Office cafe table set

B1 / Patio bench

S3 / Work station table chair set

S2 / Lounge sofa set

C1 / Color template

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SELECTED WORK /

(a)

(b)

(c)

a / Second floor entry south elevation b / Living room east elevation c / Kitchen north elevation

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PROJECT: FURNITURE SELECTION FROM B&B ITALIA /

T1 / Table copper blue color

R1 / Cirkel rug

C1 / Lady lounge chair

F1 / Book container

B1 / Queen bed husk letti

M1 / Mirror stand

L1 / Floor lighting

L2 / Pedant lighting

F2 / Spinnaker table and chair set

C1 / Color template

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SELECTED WORK /

(a)

LEGEND:

(b)

(E) WALL AND COLUMN (N) WALL LEGEND:

37'-10"

STONE PAVEMENT

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

101'-10" (N) WINDOW

64'-0"

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

7

3'-0"

BREAK ROOM 270 S.F. (N)DRIVEWAY

S

RECEPTION AREA 400 S.F.

7'-6 1/2"

4'-0"

STAIR A

1

5'-0"

EP TI 10 ON 0 S. AR EA F.

2

SKYLIGHT

REC

W 6'-0"

PRIVATE OFFICE ONE 120 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

7'-8

"

COMMUNITY CENTER 2ND FLOOR 4375 S.F.

7'-6"

BAR 200 S.F.

COMPUTER LAB 550 S.F.

UNIT C: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

BAR LOUNGE 300 S.F.

PRIVATE OFFICE TWO 120 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

"

4'-1

0"

ELEVATOR

UNIT B: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

KIDS PLAYGROUND 80 S.F.

1'-6"

COMMUNITY CENTER 1ST FLOOR 4375 S.F.

MEN W.C.

A-A

CLASS ROOM ONE 300 S.F.

DRINKING WATER (N) PARKING LOT 9'-0" X 18'-0" SKYLIGHT

4'-0"

6

SKYLIGHT DN

1'-6"

STAIR B

CLASS ROOM TWO 400 S.F.

CLASS ROOM THREE 400 S.F.

JANITOR CLOSET 12 S.F. UP

3'-0"

OUTDOOR BENCH

+5'-0" SHRUBS

CLASSROOMS BACKYARD

OUTDOOR BENCH

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SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

NORTH

0 1

5

10

5

c / Second floor lobby hand rendering d / Second floor developed floor plan

10

SITE PLAN

A1 12

SKYLIGHT

PATIO AREA 500 S.F.

NORTH

0 1

SKYLIGHT

b / First floor developed floor plan

+5'-0" SHRUBS

1

BENCH

a / First floor lobby hand rendering

STONE PAVEMENT

+5'-0" SHRUBS

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

CONSULTANT RM TWO 250 S.F.

2'-0"

5'-0"

STAIR B

A-A

HALL WAY LOUNGE

SKYLIGHT

5'-9 1/2"

ADULTS SEATING

1'-6"

1'-6"

BEDROOM THREE - KIDS 120 S.F.

UP

4'-10"

2'-6"

BEDROOM TWO - KIDS 120 S.F.

PRAYER ROOM 135 S.F.

MEN W.C.

BATHROOM 80 S.F. 5'-0"

1'-6"

UP

TUB

BEDROOM ONE - PARENTS 120 S.F.

W

W/D

3'-0"

W

DINING AREA 150 S.F.

EGRESS PATHWAY

W/D

2'-0"

LIVING AREA 300 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

5'-0"

5'-0"

4 LAUNDRY RM 60 S.F.

TV

OUTDOOR BENCH

DOCUMENT/ PRINT ROOM 150 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

BENCH

WOMEN W.C.

5

CONSULTANT RM ONE 350 S.F. SKYLIGHT

2'-0"

N

4'-9"

READING AREA 80 S.F.

5'-0"

WOMEN W.C. UNIT D: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

1'-4"

A-A

DISH WASHER

3

7'-4"

UP

FRIDGE KITCHEN AREA PANTRY 300 S.F.

2'-0"

FOYER

2'-0"

1'-4"

6'-0

W UP

5'-0"

A-A

DN

80'-0"

ELEVATOR

RESIDENTIAL STAIR

COMMUNITY ROOM 400 S.F.

"

MECHANICAL ROOM 100 S.F.

17'-11"

DRINKING WATER

UP

1'-6"

7'-11 1/2"

DN

1'-6"

RESIDENTIAL STAIR

UNIT A: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

17'-11"

6'-0

BENCH

4'-0"

SKYLIGHT

DN 20'-9"

HALL WAY LOUNGE

OPEN OFFICE 300 S.F.

20'-9" 1/2"

BENCH

SKYLIGHT

3'-8

BENCH

LOBBY 500 S.F. CAFE LOUNGE 300 S.F.

STAIR A

DN

4'-1 1 2"

SHRUBS

WAITING AREA 150 S.F.

DN

UP

S

STONE PAVEMENT

DN

80'-0"

37'-10"

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

3'-0"

(N) WALL

CAFE 800 S.F.

(N) WINDOW

64'-0"

(E) WALL AND COLUMN

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

101'-10"

SITE PLAN

A1


PROJECT: LOBBY HAND RENDERING /

(c)

LEGEND:

(d)

(E) WALL AND COLUMN (N) WALL LEGEND:

37'-10"

(N) WINDOW

64'-0"

(E) WALL AND COLUMN

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

101'-10" (N) WINDOW

64'-0"

(N) EXIT/ENTRY

7

3'-0"

BREAK ROOM 270 S.F.

S

DN

RECEPTION AREA 400 S.F.

STAIR A

RECEPTION AREA 400 S.F. WAITING AREA 150 S.F.

DN

DN

DN

DN

5'-0"

BENCH

SKYLIGHT "

PRIVATE OFFICE ONE 120 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

COMMUNITY CENTER 2ND FLOOR 4375 S.F.

4'-1 1 2"

HALL WAY LOUNGE

SKYLIGHT

UNIT C: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

COMMUNITY CENTER 2ND FLOOR 4375 S.F.

SKYLIGHT DN SKYLIGHT

ELEVATOR

RESIDENTIAL DOCUMENT/ STAIR PRINT ROOM 150 S.F.

5'-0" 2'-0"

80'-0"

WOMEN W.C.

CONSULTANT RM ONE 350 S.F.

UNIT D: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

A-A

SKYLIGHT MEN W.C.

A-A

WOMEN W.C.

HALL WAY LOUNGE

CONSULTANT RM ONE 350 S.F.

UNIT D: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA. SKYLIGHT

5'-0"

SKYLIGHT MEN W.C.

SKYLIGHT

1'-4"

SKYLIGHT

BENCH

1'-4"

1'-6"

2'-0"

SKYLIGHT

1'-6"

SKYLIGHT

CONSULTANT RM TWO 250 S.F.

SKYLIGHT DN

5'-9 1/2"

SKYLIGHT STAIR B CONSULTANT RM TWO 250 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

PATIO AREA 500 S.F.

3'-0"

SKYLIGHT DN

BENCH

SKYLIGHT

PATIO AREA 500 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

3'-0"

STAIR B

A-A

HALL WAY LOUNGE

SKYLIGHT

5'-9 1/2"

5'-0"

SKYLIGHT

DOCUMENT/ PRINT ROOM 150 S.F.

SKYLIGHT

5'-0" 2'-0"

DN

A-A

DN

RESIDENTIAL STAIR

1'-4"

17'-11"

ELEVATOR

2'-0"

DN

4'-0"

SKYLIGHT

1'-6"

DN

SKYLIGHT

1'-6"

PRIVATE OFFICE TWO 120 S.F.

17'-11"

UNIT C: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/ 1 BA.

PRIVATE OFFICE TWO 120 S.F.

4'-0" DN

OPEN OFFICE 300 S.F.

20'-9"

HALL WAY LOUNGE

OPEN OFFICE 300 S.F.

20'-9"

1'-4"

PRIVATE OFFICE ONE 120 S.F.

"

SKYLIGHT 3'-8

BENCH

SKYLIGHT

3'-8

4'-1 1 2"

S

5'-0"

SKYLIGHT

WAITING AREA 150 S.F.

7

BREAK ROOM 270 S.F.

STAIR A

DN

80'-0"

37'-10"

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

3'-0"

(N) WALL

PACIFIC NORTHWEST MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY CENTER 6015 NORTHEAST HOLLADAY STREET PORTLAND, OREGON

101'-10"

1 1

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

NORTH

0 1

5

10

SITE PLAN

NORTH

0 1

5

10

SITE PLAN

A1

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HALLWAY 4'-9"

UNIT D: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/1BA. 36'-10"

SELECTED WORK /

WOMEN TOILET 14'-5"

KITCHEN ARE 23'-1"

1ST FLOOR - COMMUNITY CENTER 63'-6" CONSULTANT ROOM ONE 27'-9 1/2"

OFFICE AREA HALLWAY 8'-6 1/2"

HALLWAY 4'-0"

PRINTING ROOM 8'-3"

ROOF

(N)DOOR 6'-8"

PANTRY FRIDGE

FOYER

BENCH

2ND F

READING AREA 9'-0" (N)DOOR 6'-8"

PANTRY FRIDGE

FOYER

HALLWAY 4'-9"

UNIT D: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/1BA. 36'-10"

KITCHEN ARE 23'-1"

WOMEN TO 14'-5"

(N)WINDOW 7'-8"

HELF

BENCH KIDS PLAYGROUND

HALLWAY 4'-9"

UNIT B: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/1BA. 36'-10"

(N)WINDOW 4'-2"

BOOKSHELF

KITCHEN ARE 23'-1"

WOMEN TOILET 14'-5"

RESIDENTIAL STAIR & ELEVATOR

COMMUNITY CENTER HALLWAY 12'-0"

NORTH

ON

0 1

14

5

10

FOYER

COMMUNITY CLASSROOM/ CONSULTANT ROOM PANTRY 18'-7"

FRIDGE

1ST FLOOR - COMMUNITY CENTER 63'-6"

1ST F

KIDS PLAYGROUND AREA 16'-10 1/2"

BOOKSHELF (N)WINDOW 4'-2"

EA

(N)WINDOW 7'-8"

HELF

FOYER

READING AREA 9'-0"

HALLWAY 4'-9"

PANTRY FRIDGE

UNIT B: 1550 S.F. 3 BEDROOM/1BA. 36'-10"

KITCHEN ARE 23'-1"

WOMEN TO 14'-5"


PROJECT: LONGITUDINAL SECTION /

OILET "

OILET "

1ST FLOOR - COMMUNITY CENTER 63'-6" CONSULTANT ROOM ONE 27'-9 1/2"

OFFICE AREA HALLWAY 8'-6 1/2"

HALLWAY 4'-0"

PRINTING ROOM 8'-3"

BENCH

10'-3"

(N)WINDOW 7'-8"

(N)DOOR 6'-8"

ROOF

BENCH KIDS PLAYGROUND

COMMUNITY CENTER HALLWAY 12'-0"

COMMUNITY CLASSROOM/ CONSULTANT ROOM 18'-7"

10'-3"

(N)WINDOW 7'-8"

(N)DOOR 6'-8"

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

KIDS PLAYGROUND AREA 16'-10 1/2"

1ST FLOOR - COMMUNITY CENTER 63'-6"

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SELECTED WORK /

Project details Course title_

Master’s Studio Project

Instructor_

Tom Collom

Site location_

Winthrop, Arkansas

Size_

2,000 sq.ft.

Type_

Medical office

Designer_

Hao Yu

Year_

2019

Project statement

Dr. Rockefeller’s medical office is a 2,000 sq.ft. oasis of Arkansas. Individuals and families may drive miles through a hot and humid landscape, eventually finding themselves in this reassuring environment. Once seeing pleasing green and blue water features, patients will feel more calm and less fearful of their upcoming medical exams.

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PROJECT 02 / Oasis of Arkansas Bring a modern, pleasurable and fearless medical experience to patients. 16


PROJECT: LASER-CUT FINAL MODEL FROM LOBBY VIEW /

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5'-0"

14'-0"

4'-5"

HAO YU / B ARCH. & M A.

SELECTED WORK /

5'-0"

UP

Exam RM

E

64 14'-0"

Kids area

LOBBY Consulting RM

Storage Closet

5'-0"

4'-5"

5'-0"

5'-0"

D

4'-0"

UP Exam RM

4'-0" Exam RM

Consulting RM Break RM

14'-0"

DN RM Consulting

Exam RM

E Exam RM

E

4'-0"

5'-0" Break RM

5'-0"

5'-0"

Legend:

Consulting RM

Exam (N) RM Wall

(E) Wall

DN

14'-0" 14'-0"

14'-0"

18

E

5'-0" Exam RM

N

14'-0" 01

5

Legend: (N) Legend: Wall (E) Wall

(N) Water feature wall

F

Floor Plan N 01 1/4” = 1’-0” Floor Plan 10

(N) Wall

(N) Water (E) Wall feature wall

F

(N) Water feature wall

F 14'-0" 14'-0" N Floor Plan 1/4” = 1’-0”

D

14'-0"

14'-0"

5'-0"

C

D

Consulting RM

4'-5"

5'-0"

UP

ak RM

14'-0"

C Consulting RM

4'-5"

UP

14'-0" Exam RM

14'-0"

Storage Closet

C

Nurse RM

8'-0"

LOBBY

Exam RM

Exam RM

Storage Closet

B

14'-0"

ELEV Exam RM

Exam B RM

Kids area

Nurse RM RM

Nurse RM

A

B

5'-0"

C

8'-0"

V

10

14'-0"

Exam RM

5

B

ELEV EQ

ELEV

Adults area

A

A 01

14'-0"

Kids area

Floor Plan 1/4” = 1’-0”

5'-0"

3'-10"

3'-10"

C

ELEV EQ RM

C

14'-0"

Reception RM

14'-0"

3'-10"

B

(N) Water feature wall

6

Adults A area

Business A & Work RM

5'-0" B

(E) Wall

N

Reception RM

Adults area

(N) Wall

F

14'-0"

Business & Work RM

Reception RM

A

6

5 14'-0"

14'-0"

14'-0"

14'-0"

Legend:

14'-0"

14'-0"

5

EQ

5

Exam RM

8'-0"

DN

Consulting RM

14'-0"

4

Break RM

14'-0"

5'-0"

Business & Work RM

(b)

4'-0"

(a)

1/4” = 1’-0”

5

10 01

5

a / Floor plan with finished materials rendering 10 study diagram b / Bubble


PROJECT: LASER-CUT FINAL MODEL FROM CONSULTANT OFFICE /

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SELECTED WORK /

27'-4"

3'-6"

11'-0"

a / Lobby north elevation

7'-10"

b/

Business& RM LobbyWork south elevation

8'-0"

8'-6"

Reception area 21'-0"

Waiting area

Interior Elevation 1/2” = 1’-0”

11'-0"

A

3'-0"

20

8'-10"

4'-0"

7'-0"

Waiting area

Hallway

Kid area


PROJECT: LASER-CUT FINAL MODEL FROM OFFICE VIEW /

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SELECTED WORK /

Project details Office name_

MAK Studio

Job title_

Full-time designer

Site location_

Pullman street, Hillsborough, CA

Size_

1,400 sq.ft.

Type_

Residential housing

Project lead_

Michael Kao

Year_

2017

Job description

Designed and developed assigned housing projects and worked independently with guidance from senior architects. With renderings outsourced, daily projects focused on schematic design, production of construction documents, and material samples. Visited sites and communicated with clients, coordinated with consultants, and researched local building and planning codes.

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PROJECT 03 / Modern Homes Design luxury spaces for the Bay Area residents. 22


PROJECT: EXTERIOR RENDERING FROM PULLMAN STREET /

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a / North elevation

b / South elevation

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SELECTED WORK /


PROJECT: KITCHEN RENDERING /

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a / Bathroom plan & interior elevations

26

SELECTED WORK /


PROJECT: MASTER BATHROOM RENDERING /

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SELECTED WORK /

Project details Office name_

Q - Architecture

Job title_

Full-time architectural designer

Site location_

San Francisco, CA

Size_

3,200 sq.ft.

Type_

Residential housing

Year_

2018

Job description

Designed and drafted drawings for housing and planning projects in the Bay Area. Worked closely with senior architects to obtain building permits from Department of Building Inspection and Public Works. Daily projects focused on building code research, schematic design, and drafting construction documents. Visited sites and took measurements. Picked up phone calls from clients, engineers, contractors, and manufacturers.

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PROJECT 04 / Accessory Dwelling Units Bring more practical living units to the existing structure in the city of San Francisco. 28


PROJECT: LIVING ROOM RENDERING /

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SELECTED WORK /

STAIRWAY STAIRWAY BEDROOM BEDROOM

a / Space planning on first, second and attic levels

ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL AREA AREA 250 250 SQFT SQFT

BATH BATH

(N) (N) 3RD 3RD FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN -- UPPER UPPER UNIT UNIT

0 1 0 1

5 5

10 10

ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL AREA AREA 241 241 SQFT SQFT

(N) (N) 2ND 2ND FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN -- UPPER UPPER UNIT UNIT

0 1 0 1

5 5

10 10

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STAIRWAY BEDROOM

(N) (N) 1ST 1ST FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN -- LOWER LOWER UNIT UNIT 30

BUILDING BUILDING DATA DATA F LO O R

(E) AREA (SF)

(E) DECK (SF)

0 1 0 1

5 5

10 10

ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL AREA AREA 241 241 SQFT SQFT

( N ) A R E A ( S(N) F ) 3RD FLOOR ( N ) DPLAN E C K - (UPPER S F ) UNIT

0 1

5

10

ADDITIONAL AREA 250 SQFT BATH ATTIC MASTER SUITE


PROJECT: PERMIT USE CONSTRUCTION DRAWING /

LEGEND :

(E) DEMOLITION WALL

(E) WALL TO REMAIN

EXIT PATH

PL = 25'-0" (E) REAR YARD = 56'-9"

AVG. SETBACK = 45'-2"

10'-3"

AVGREQ. REAR SETBACK = 45'-0"

13'-11"

A A401

A A401 PL = 25'-0" (E) BLDG. WIDTH = 24'-2"

10"

PER HOUSING CODE SEC.504 (a): (N)BEDROOM#1 HABITABLE AREA=100SF; REQ. GLAZING AREA=100x1/12= 8.3SF TOTAL PROPOSED GLAZING AREA=22SF>8.3SF, PASS.

(N) WALL (N) LOW WALL

architecture

(E) BLDG. WIDTTH = 24'-2"

10" 13'-11"

10'-3" 5'-0" CLR.

A

(N) REAR YARD = 46'-9"

(E) REAR YARD

- arc

(N) REAR YARD

AVG. SETBACK = 45'-2"

AVGREQ. REAR SETBACK = 45'-0"

lands

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PER HOUSING CODE SEC.504 (a): (N)BEDROOM#2 HABITABLE AREA = 102SF; REQ. GLAZING AREA=102x1/12=8.5SF TOTAL PROPOSED GLAZING AREA=22SF>8.5SF, PASS.

A

C.H.8'-6"

⅊ (E) PGE METERS

(E) WATER SF PUC

6"

1'-6"

1

(N) GARAGE

20'-0"

C.H.8'-6"

(2) WATER HEATERS

(E) ELECTRIC BOX

(E)FRONT OPEN SPACE=116SF; (N)PERMEABLE SURFACE =62/116=53%>50%, PASS; (N)LANDSCAPE SURFACE=28/116 =24%>20%, PASS. 1

(N)5'-0"x5'-0" TREE BASIN & (N)STREET TREE

(E) FIRST FLOOR DEMO PLAN

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

SH

1

(E) GAS

(E) PGE METERS A A401

(E) GAS

A A401

(E) OUTDOOR COMMON OPEN SPACE = 130SQFT

(E) 1-CAR SPACE, 9'x18'

1

BICYCLE PARKING: PER PLANNING CODE SEC. 155.2, BICYCLE PARKING IS PROVIDED AT SAME RATIO AS EXISTING OFF-STREET VEHICLE PARKING IS PROVIDED RELATIVE TO THE AMOUNT OF OFF-STREET VEHICLE PARKING THAT IS REQUIRED BY CODE; THEREFORE, YIELDS 2 BIKE PARKING SPACES.

8/16/18

(N) 2'-0" x6'-0" BICYCLE PARKING

JOB NO: (E) SIDEWALK 13'-3''

1

(E)FRONT SETBACK=10'-9"

(E)FRONT SETBACK=10'-9"

(E) ELECTRIC BOX

REQ'D FRONT SETBACK =1'-2"

(N)10'-9"x12'-1" OUTDOOR COMMON OPEN SPACE

10"

1

REQ'D FRONT SETBACK =1'-2"

1

6/25/18

C.H.8'-6"

SCALE: DRAWN BY: FILE:

(E) WATER SF PUC

1'-6"

6"

C.H.7'-3"

DATE

7/17/18

(N) LIVING ROOM

2'-0" COURTESY STRIP

C.H.7'-3"

NO.

(N)UNIT #1 1049 SF

6'-3" CLR.

(E) GARAGE

R

4'-8" CLR.

MECHANICAL NOTE : 1. GAS VENT TERMINATIONS SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CMC 802.6 & SFMC 802.6.2. 2. COMBUSTION AIR SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CMC CHAPTER 7. 3. ENVIRONMENTAL AIR DUCT SHALL TERMINATE 3 FEET FROM THE PROPERTY LINE AND 3 FEET FROM OPENINGS INTO THE BUILDING PER CMC 504.5 AND PROVIDE WITH BACK-DRAFT DAMPERS PER CMC 504.1. 4. DOMESTIC RANGE HOOD VENTS SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CMC 504.2 AND COMPLY WITH CMC TABLE 403.7. 5. ALL INTERIOR SPACES INTENDED FOR HUMAN OCCUPANCY SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH SPACE HEATING PER CBC 1204.1. 6. CLOTHES DRYER EXHAUST SHALL BE A MINIMUM 4 INCHES, TERMINATE TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING, SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH A BACK-DRAFT DAMPER, AND MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CMC 504.3. PROVIDE 100 SQ. INCH MINIMUM MAKE-UP AIR OPENING FOR DOMESTIC DRYERS. 7. DWELLING UNIT LIGHTING SHALL COMPLY WITH CEC 150.0(k) REQUIREMENTS. 8. MAINTAIN RATED SEPARATION BETWEEN DWELLING UNITS PER CBC 420.3. PENETRATIONS THROUGH HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLIES SHALL COMPLY WITH CBC 717.6.

(N)9'-7"x12'-1" OUTDOOR COMMON OPEN SPACE=116SF

22'-3"

(E) STORAGE

(N)ADDITION=10'-0"

C.H.8'-6"

10'-0"

C.H.7'-3"

(E) 1-CAR SPACE, 9'x18'

10'-9"

(N) BEDROOM 2

10'-3"

C.H.7'-3"

(E)UNIT #1 754 SF

(E) SIDEWALK 13'-3''

(N) BEDROOM 1

53'-3"

(E) STORAGE

22'-3"

(E) STORAGE

10'-9"

53'-3"

10'-3"

10'-0"

(E)1ST FL WINDOW

2

DRAWING NO: SHEET NO:

A

(N) FIRST FLOOR UNIT PLAN

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

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a / Existing facade in the rear yard

⅊ ⅊

(E) TOP OF ROOF ± 29'-3"

- architecture

⅊ architecture

(N)DORMER PEAK (E) TOP OF ROOF ± 28'-11" ± 29'-3" 10'-11"

(N)DORMER PEAK

engineering

urban

10'-11"

± 28'-11"

landscape

- architecture

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(N) 3/F F.F. ± 18'-2"

10'-4" 10'-4"

29'-3"

29'-3"

(N) 3/F F.F. ± 18'-2"

(N) 2/F F.F. ± 8'-0"

8'-6"

(N) 2/F F.F. ± 8'-0"

1'-2" 8'-6"

(E) 1/F F.F. ± 0'-0" (N) 1/F F.F. (-) (E)1'-2" 1/F F.F.

2

10"

10"

P.L. = 25.00'

1'-2"

± 0'-0" (N) 1/F F.F. (-) 1'-2"

(E) BLDG. LENGHT 24'-2"

(E) BLDG. LENGHT 24'-2" P.L. = 25.00'

(E) REAR ELEVATION

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

b / New facade in the rear (E) yard REAR ELEVATION 2

REVISIONS

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

(E) TOP OF ROOF ± 29'-3"

(N)DORMER PEAK

1

DORMER LENGTH 17'-0"

4'-0"

± 28'-11"

10'-11"

1

3'-2"

DORMER LENGTH 17'-0"

10'-11"

(N)DORMER PEAK (E) TOP OF ROOF ± 28'-11" ± 29'-3"

4'-0"

3'-2"

C

C

C

C

10"

10"

29'-3"

(N) REAR ELEVATION

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

(N) REAR ELEVATION

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

DATE 7/17/18

DESCRIPTION PERMIT APPLICATION

1

8/16/18 6/25/18

RESPONSE TO PLAN PRE-APP MEETING CHECK COMMENT PERMIT APPLICATION

(N) WOOD SIDING TO MATCH FRONT FACADE, TYP.

7/17/18 1

8/16/18

RESPONSE TO PLAN CHECK COMMENT

1

1

RATED GUARD RATED GUARD 42" H 42" H

A

(N) WOOD SIDING TO MATCH FRONT (E)FACADE, TYP.

5'-0"

A 5'-0"

1'-2" 8'-6"

1'-2"

2

DESCRIPTION

6/25/18REVISIONS PRE-APP MEETING

(E) BLDG. LENGHT 24'-2"

10"

P.L. = 25.00' (E) BLDG. LENGHT 24'-2"

SHEET TITLE

SHEET TITLE

(N) WOOD SIDING TO MATCH FRONT (E)FACADE, TYP.

5'-0"

4'-5"

5'-0"

8'-6"

A

P.L. = 25.00'

2

32

4'-5"

4'-5"

A

± 0'-0" (N) 1/F F.F. (-) 1'-2"

DATE

10'-4"

29'-3"

4'-5"

(E) 1/F F.F. ± 0'-0" (N) 1/F F.F. (-) (E)1'-2" 1/F F.F.

NO.

(N) MTL. & GLASS GUARD RAIL

10'-4"

(N) 2/F F.F. ± 8'-0" (N) 2/F F.F. ± 8'-0"

(N) MTL. & GLASS (N) WOOD SIDING GUARD RAIL TO MATCH FRONT FACADE, TYP.

(N) 3/F F.F. ± 18'-2" (N) 3/F F.F. ± 18'-2"

RATED GUARD RATED GUARD 42" H 42" H

NO.

10"

JOB NO: SCALE:

JOB NO: BY: DRAWN

DRAWN BY: DRAWING NO:

SCALE: FILE:

DATE:

DATE: OF

FILE: NO: SHEET DRAWING NO: SHEET NO:

A302 OF

A302


PROJECT: KITCHEN RENDERING /

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Project details Office name_

WE Architecture

Job title_

Internship

Site location_

Sct Georgsvej street, Denmark

Size_

45,000 sq.ft.

Type_

Residential housing

Project lead_

Marc Jay & Julie Schidt-Nielsen

Design team_

Ivana Stancic, Jesper Nordestgaard Rasmussen, Carolina Pajnowska, Philip Thusholdt, Hao Yu

Year_

2015

Project statement

The high-quality housing is designed and built for professionals and families from the neighborhood. The 50 units form a big community courtyard, leading residents towards a pleasing public garden. Each dwelling is integrated into the landscape to ensure optimum lighting conditions both inside and out. At the same time, the dramatic green surroundings provide a natural, undisturbed feature that contrasts with the contemporary dwellings.

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PROJECT 05 / The Sct Georgsvej Building pleasing living spaces for professionals and families. 34


PROJECT: EXTERIOR RENDERING FROM SCT GEORGSVEJ STREET /

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a / Housing complex rendering

b / Organizing principle

c / Organizing data sheet

Type 1 plan 1½ plan 2 plan

1 plans house 1½ plans house 2 plans house

36

sq.ft. 1130 1350 1450

Number 8 14 12

Total sq.ft. 9,040 18,900 17,400

Total sq.ft Building area percentage Building area

45,300 42% 19,000

Private garden Road area Paved area Green islands area(road side) Green common area

9,550 22,510 11,500 7,400 21,500


Sct .

Ge

org

sve j

PROJECT: SITE PLAN RENDERING /

Public roads 1-floor house 1½-floor house 2-floor house Trash bins placement Sheds location Private garden / terrace Open green space Street parking Pavement/gravel Site boundary

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(a)

(b) 120

70

40

60 58

58

58

VASKESØJLE 50

EVT MULIGHED FOR VASK 50X40

29 10

SKAB 60X60

248

205

157

85 VÆGHÆNGT TOILET

60

VASK 70X40

DØR INDVENDIG

90

BRUSEBAD

92

DØR INDVENDIG

137

137

145

VASK 50X40

DØR INDVENDIG

VÆGHÆNGT TOILET

198

174

(c)

174

(d)

60

216

200

58

58

VASKESØJLE 50

EVT MULIGHED FOR VASK 50X40

29 10

0X40

137

DØR INDVENDIG

60

DØR INDVENDIG

137

145

VASK 50X40

60

ÆNGT TOILET

SKAB 60X60

205

248

90

85

60

294

58

DØR INDVENDIG

VÆGHÆNGT TOILET

200

174

60

174

a / Bathroom of 75 sq.ft. b / Powder room of 27 sq.ft. c / Open kitchen of 107 sq.ft. with a small dining area d / Storage of 43 sq.ft. including laundry and closets

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300

588 940

a / Building section A A

PROJECT: UNIT PLAN AND SECTIONS /

d / Unit plan C

B

360

580 588

115 380

260

310

260

310

35

35

300

300

SOVE 11 m²

588 940

354

668

LEVERUM 40 m²

580

248

1112

1090

A

A 1051

588

380

310

35

SOVE 11 m²

KØKKEN 10 m²

260

668

110

668

260

1090

1090 137

1051

1090

KØKKEN 10 m²

354

WC 2,5 m²

174

C

SOVE 11 m²

130 940

1107

668

248

300 137

BAD 7 m²

205

1112

WC 2,5 m²

B

380

SOVE 11 m²

DEPOT / BRYGGERS 4 m²

LEVERUM 40 m²

c / Building section C C

310

ENTRÉ 5 m²

310

380

115

b / Building section B B

1107

360 300

BAD 7 m²

ENTRÉ 5 m²

110

35

205

DEPOT / BRYGGERS 4 m²

130

174

260

260

260

1051

310

115

1107 300

35

260

35

260 354

KØKKEN 10 m²

940

668

174 940 130

ENTRÉ 5 m²

LEVERUM 40 m²

940

WC 2,5 m²

DEPOT / BRYGGERS 4 m²

580

588

588

1090

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SELECTED WORK /

1:300

Boundary

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+310 (+1545)

0.00 (+1235) 120

Snit B-B

1:300

120 Grønt bælte

40

570

Vej

Hård belægning

470 1 plans bolig

Terrasse

Boundary

Grønt bælte

300

300

Vej

305 Hård belægning

1250

250

Parking

Friareal

2 plans bolig

1 plans bolig


Boundary

PROJECT: SITE SECTION RENDERING /

+690 (+1990)

+310 (+1610)

0.00 (+1300) 350

Friareal

Terrasse

1½ plans bolig

580

300

Hård belægning

Vej

100 Grønt bælte

Boundary

3182

+650 (+1885)

+310 (+1610)

+310 (+1545)

0.00 (+1300)

0.00 (+1235)

1½ plans bolig

1101

360

Friareal

Terrasse

573 1 plans bolig

Hård belægning

539

652

Parking

Vej

199 Grønt bælte

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a / Private garden option one

Terrasse

b / Private garden option two

Terrasse

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Hegn

Terrasse

Terrasse

Hegn

Terrasse

Friareal Hæk/Grønt hegn

Sti

Friareal

Terrasse

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Hegn

c / Private garden option three

Terrasse

Friareal Hæk/Grønt hegn

Sti

Friareal

Terrasse

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Sti

Friareal

Hæk/Grønt hegn

Terrasse

42

Friareal


PROJECT: DETAIL PLAN FOR GREEN GARDEN STUDY /

Fliser

A

Køkken have

A

Grus

Træ

Bænk

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Project details Office name_

WE Architecture

Job title_

Internship

Site location_

Frederiksberg, Denmark

Size_

13,000 sq.ft.

Type_

Residential housing

Project lead_

Marc Jay & Julie Schidt-Nielsen

Design team_

Ivana Stancic, Jesper Nordestgaard Rasmussen, Carolina Pajnowska, Philip Thusholdt, Hao Yu

Year_

2015

Project statement

The inspiration for the youth housing project comes from the classic villas in the old Frederiksberg. Thirteen detached houses in two stories are placed on the site, leaving little gardens in the gaps between. The terrain rises towards the East, creating a space for public functions facing the street, such as a library, study room and a shared kitchen.

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PROJECT 06 / The Pixel Villas Building economical and practical living spaces for college students. 44


PROJECT: EXTERIOR RENDERING FROM FREDERIKSBERG STREET /

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(a)

SELECTED WORK /

(b)

(c)

(d)

First floor

Ground floor

a / Residents share ground floor, and have their individual a / bedrooms. Two tenants share one bathroom. b / Two separate living areas lead to four individual bedrooms. b / Two tenants share one bathroom. c / Two separate living areas lead to two upper bedrooms. c / Suitable living type for young professionals. d / Four individual living areas lead to four upper individual d / bedrooms. Suitable living type for students.

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PROJECT: SIX FACADE STUDY RENDERINGS /

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(a)

a / All plan study iterations.

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PROJECT: ULTRA-COMPACT YOUTH VILLAS ELEVATION RENDERING /

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SELECTED WORK /

Project details Course title_

Advanced Studio Project

Instructor_

Kristen Smith & Ryan Keerns

Site location_

Fort Mason, San Francisco

Size_

10,000 sq.ft.

Type_

Museum design

Designer_

Hao Yu

Year_

2016

Project statement

The building forms pockets and creates tension for people to view the cityscape. On the ground floor, individual galleries are connected by yards. On the second floor, a walkable canopy brings visitors together from lower galleries to the upper galleries. In each gallery module, upper and lower galleries share a curved ceiling/wall assembly which brings in sky light through the openings.

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PROJECT: EXTERIOR MUSEUM RENDERING FROM STREET /

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a / Conceptual principals: Urban relationship & circulation logic

A

A

A

D B

D

D

B

B

C

A

C

C

D

B

C

A

A

A

D B

A

D

B

B C

D

B

D

C

C

C

b / Conceptual principals: Refreshing minds, integrative system & daylighting strategy

A

D

B

C

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PROJECT: UPPER GALLERY INTERIOR RENDERING /

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(a)

1

2

3

4

5

108’

36’ 8.5’

17’

26’

30’

6’

11’

10.5’

10.5’

ROOF LEVEL 2 ROOF LEVEL 1

2’

52.5’-0”

5.5’

50.5’-0”

ROOF LEVEL

ROOF LEVEL 2

45’-0”

2.5’

46’-0”

ROOF LEVEL 1

26’

16.5’

43.5’-0”

LEVEL 2 F.F. 27’-0”

4’

LEVEL 2 F.F.

18’

27’

20’-0”

LEVEL 1 F.F.

LEVEL 1 F.F.

0’-0”

0’-0”

0

2’

4’

8’

16’

a / Sectional perspective: Integrative systems by section detail drawing, which includes structure system, materials assembly and envelope experience.

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PROJECT: LOWER GALLERY INTERIOR RENDERING /

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Project details Course title_

Advanced Studio Project

Instructor_

David Fletcher

Site location_

Tujunga Wash, Los Angeles

Size_

Unknown

Type_

Urban planning & Landscape

Designer_

Hao Yu

Year_

2014

Project statement

The concept seeks to develop Tujunga Wash inline by the year 2025, factoring in the natural erosion of the site, making the channel a more natural feature and one that will welcome and integrate the community with its local water source. The Tujunga Wash would be transformed from a straight line into a gentle S-curve, with the water bordering one side of the channel and then re-routing to the other side.

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PROJECT 08 / Recalling the River Develop Tujunga Wash inline by the year 2025. 56


PROJECT: BRIDGE DESIGN HAND RENDERING /

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(a)

(b)

N

U

YS

B LV

D

VA

O

SB

O

R

N

E

ST

R

EE

N

N

U

YS

B LV

D

VA

T

O

BR

A

N

D

FO

R

D

B LV

SB

O

R

N

E

ST

R

EE

BR

SH

O

N

ST

R

EE

A

N

D

FO

R

D

B LV

SH

D EL

O

N

ST

R

EE

H A Z E LT I N E AV E

W O O D M A N AV E

H A Z E LT I N E AV E

W O O D M A N AV E

V I C T O R Y B LV D

Bad infiltration level

Less infiltration level

D

VA

N

N

U

YS

B LV

N

D

T

FO

R

D

SB

O

R

N

E

ST

R

EE

B LV

D

EL

D

O

N

ST

R

EE

BR

EL

D

O

N

ST

R

EE

T

V I C T O R Y B LV D

T

D

SH

A

N

D

FO

R

D

B LV

D

T

SH

R O S C O B LV D

EL

D

O

N

ST

R

EE

T

R O S C O B LV D

S T R AT H E R N S T R E E T

S T R AT H E R N S T R E E T

S TA G G S T R E E T

S TA G G S T R E E T

W O O D M A N AV E

V I C T O R Y B LV D

OXNARD STREET

H A Z E LT I N E AV E

S H E R M A N WAY

V I C T O R Y B LV D

W O O D M A N AV E

S H E R M A N WAY

H A Z E LT I N E AV E

D

D

O

A

R

M A G N O L I A B LV D

Less contaminated

BR

FO

C H A N D L E R B LV D

Park

B LV

D

B U R B A N K B LV D

M A G N O L I A B LV D

Neutral infiltration level

EE

N

C H A N D L E R B LV D

Worse infiltration level

R

A

C H A N D L E R B LV D

Contaminated

ST

T

OXNARD STREET

School

E

EE

B U R B A N K B LV D

Good infiltration level

N

R

B U R B A N K B LV D

Worst infiltration level

R

ST

S TA G G S T R E E T

High contaminated

O

E

S H E R M A N WAY

M A G N O L I A B LV D

SB

N

S T R AT H E R N S T R E E T

OXNARD STREET

O

R

S TA G G S T R E E T

OXNARD STREET

B LV

O

R O S C O B LV D

S T R AT H E R N S T R E E T

V I C T O R Y B LV D

SB

SH

S H E R M A N WAY

YS

D

R O S C O B LV D

S H E R M A N WAY

U

B LV

T

S TA G G S T R E E T

N

YS

BR

S T R AT H E R N S T R E E T

N

U

D

T

R O S C O B LV D

VA

N

O

D

D EL

N

T

H A Z E LT I N E AV E

N

W O O D M A N AV E

VA

OXNARD STREET

B U R B A N K B LV D

B U R B A N K B LV D

C H A N D L E R B LV D

C H A N D L E R B LV D

M A G N O L I A B LV D

M A G N O L I A B LV D

Dense population

Very high unemployment

Less dense population

High unemployment Average unemployment Less unemployment

a / Mapping analysis b / Tujunga Wash hand sketch

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a / Hand drew bridge section A A

b / Hand drew bridge section B B

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PROJECT: NET ZERO AND WATER DRAINAGE DESIGN /

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a / Master plan

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b / Site B urban mapping Legend: Residential Vacant Asphalt Lake

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PROJECT: SITE B PARK RENDERING /

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Project details Course title_

Advanced Studio Project

Instructor_

Lorena Del Rio

Site location_

Unknown

Size_

12,000 sq.ft.

Type_

School

Designer_

Hao Yu

Year_

2017

Project statement

The school is looped with an infinite circulation where students, teachers, parents and visitors have endless and refreshed experiences by entering different spaces. The infinite path composes the school by lifting, hiding, wrapping, interlocking and intercepting users. This path also extends people’s walking time from one space to another, which emphasizes its function as an endless educating path to different volumes, textures, heights, scales, and lightings.

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PROJECT: EXTERIOR RENDERING FROM STREET /

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(b) Activated spaces in sunny days:

(c) Activated spaces from Mondays to Thursdays:

Axon view

playground Playgrounds

roof

Roof

wall

Wall

(d) Activated spaces in rainy days:

(e) Activated spaces on Fridays after school:

a / Axonometric view b / Active spaces on sunny days kindergarten Kindergarten

c / Active spaces from Mondays to Thursday d / Active spaces on rainy days e / Active spaces after school

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PROJECT: INFINITE PLAYGROUND CONCEPTUAL ASSEMBLY /

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(a)

(b)

120°

110°

a / Assembly model with dimensions b / User experience proposals

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PROJECT: PLAYGROUND DESIGN PROTOTYPES AND COLOR TEST /

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PROJECT: BUILDING SECTION A A /

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a / Ground floor plan

B

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North Elevation

Section C

Section B A

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South Elevation

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PROJECT: PLAYGROUND COURT RENDERING /

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Project details Course title_

Exchange Program Project

Instructor_

Susanne Eeg

Site location_

Milan, Italy

Size_

300 sq.ft.

Type_

Pavilion Exhibition

Design team_

Spatial Design and Perception, KADK

Year_

2015

Project statement

This group design project utilized repetitive modules interconnected with elastic webbing to create a complex arrangement of forest-like spaces, which allowed dynamic circulation flows in all directions. Students spent time prefabricating the pavilion, cutting pieces into correct dimensions, and assembling on site. Prefabrication was completed on time, one day before it was shipped to the site in Milan.

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PROJECT: PAVILION IN MILAN INTERNATIONAL FURNITURE FAIR /

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a / Final composition design axonometric view

b / Final composition design plan view

Pavilion performed like a filter in all directions, which allowed dynamic circulation flows within the space. The design was a complexity of the whole modules, which gave a sense of “forest.�

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c / Single module design axonometric view

d / Final composition design elevation view

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a / Joint construction detailed drawing A & B 2

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One module sample was made in order to exam where and how textile modules connect to the wooden frames in a certain way. During that time, engineers came to help in order to test out whether the string could be attached to the frame safely.

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PROJECT: FINAL PAVILION IN THE FURNITURE FAIR /

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Project details Office name_

East China Architectural Design & Research Institute

Job title_

Internship

Site location_

Macao, China

Size_

11,000 sq.ft.

Type_

International airport terminal building

Project lead_

Chen Ji & Wanyu Chen

Year_

2016

Job description

Developed a passenger terminal building project with a professional team of fourteen. Adjusted construction drawings in AutoCAD, based on local building codes. Finalized and adjusted materials for building finishes in AutoCAD and completed punchlist in Excel. Printed booklets from AutoCAD into PDFs, showing all updated work frequently to clients.

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PROJECT 11 / Airport Terminal Building Documenting construction drawings for a passenger terminal building. 80


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JPC JPC BLA BLA P&T P&T P&T

P&T

更改

ALTERAÇÕES

更改

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a / Section drawing for construction permit

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PROJECT: SECTION DRAWINGS WITH MATERIAL ASSEMBLY /

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COLOPHON Contact info / Hao Yu +1 628 202 2285 hyu@cca.edu haoyudesign.squarespace.com School / Academy of Art University Master’s Degree in Interior Architecture & Design California College of the Arts Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture & Design Instructor / Mary Scott Spring 2020 Book title / Portfolio, Architecture & Interior Design Photographer / Hao Yu Typeface / Franklin Gothic Book Franklin Gothic Demi Franklin Gothic URW Bindery & printing / Blurb.com Software / Adobe Creative Suit


THANK YOU I want to thank my undergraduate and graduate schools in both San Francisco, California and Copenhagen, Denmark. Immigrating to California, I successfully blended my Chinese design philosophy with San Francisco’s local culture. The American education enlightened my designer dream and created a leap in my career in the Bay Area. I want to thank my professors, instructors, classmates, and friends for all your direct and indirect help on my projects. I approved of myself when I saw hope in your eyes. I want to thank my past and current employers and co-workers who taught me and shaped my working ethics. I stand up as a professional now. I want to thank my parents, who live in China. They love me. They always believe in me, my talents, and my future. They tried their best to support my living overseas. I feel so blessed to have you all present in my young life. I want to be the change and make the world a better place.


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