IH IIVAN VAN H HU U ARC CHIT TECTURE P ORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
“Architecture is a ride - A physical ride and an intellectual ride.� Antoine Predock
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Romberg Resurgence
M.Arch 2nd Year Studio - 2018 Tiburon/San Francisco, CA
The dynamic of creating a Visitor Center with the purpose of an Exhibition Space/Classroom setting is not the creation of the building itself, but its integration with the surrounding elements. Romberg Tiburon Center is situated at a prime location that overlooks the beauty of the bay, and maintaining that view became one of the core driver to the concept of this project. Romberg Resurgence is an approach of minimal intrusion from the architectural elements, instead utilize natural foliage to encase the building, and incorporating it not just within the site, but the connection throughout multiple programs and structures. The purpose of studying the marine biolife and immersive study through kayak excursion is the program’s attempt to bring knowledge of the marine life to our attention. The concept of Romberg Resurgence is to further that knowledge and connection, not just of the marine typology, but with all other biodiversities, including: human, marine, and nature. This is made possible by reconfiguring a different masterplan with immersive hiking paths within the thick forest, with controled viewpoints to different spots of framed view of the bay. The building is configured through the open circulation between every space, allowing more control to the human of the different needs the space can be used for. Utilizing an open plan structure system allows any future changes to the site without massive renovation and reconstruction. Net Zero is being done by an integrative design of evaporative cooling and green roof to maintain ambient temperature of the building. It is also site specific, by utilizing dominate and prevailing winds in the orientation of the building to create a micro-climate effect to help minimize energy use. Solar panels are integrated into the green roof without visible intrusion, providing enough energy to surpass Net Zero, and become a Net Positive design.
Program Site Study Energy Analysis Concept Design/Render Technical Drawings Layout Post-Rendering
Autodesk Infraworks Autodesk Insight Trimble SketchUp Autodesk 3dsMax Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop
Accolades Architecture @ Zero NSAD AIA:LA
Grand Prize Student Showcase Annual 2x8 Exhibition
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MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 1195 SQ. FT. LUNCH ROOM 800 SQ. FT.
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WET LAB 2205 SQ. FT C
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2 A.9 B B LOBBY/RETAIL 500 SQ. FT. EXHIBIT ROOM 1990 SQ. FT W/C
SUPPORT ROOM 800 SQ. FT
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Kairoa Brewery
Mojave Works Architecture San Diego, CA
A family recipe and two decades of practice, owner and brother from New Zealand decides to bring their craft and delicacies from their country to the micro-brewery world of San Diego, CA. A city known for their vast amount of micro-brew, Kairoa wishes to join this trend in a small part of town at University Heights. Knowing the strong identy of San Diegan, Kairoa is designed to be dominantely family oriented, to invite the neighborhood into this establishment. Working close with multiple consultants, to customized metal work, Kairoa is aimed to be a unique brewery in San Diego. A fully exposed interior with natural wood ďŹ nishes, glorifying the brewing systems, to open glazing systems to the public street, we want a family oriented design that corresponds to the people of University Heights. Kairoa meaning Long Cloud, which is implemented with the custom canopy system on the roof.
Program Concept Design/Render Technical Drawings Layout Post-Rendering Organization
Trimble SketchUp Trimble SketchUp Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe Acrobat Pro
Design Role Responsibility Nov. 2017 - April 2018
Job Captain Design Development Construction Documents Construction Administration
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[Void] Scape
B. Arch 4th Year Studio - 2017 Portland, OR
This project’s approach is to explore the architectural relationship of social void spaces that exists within high density living and public realm. Through design programming intervention of these spaces, we are able to re-purpose the fabric of a city that was once industrial heavy, to fit the social lifestyle of the area. By understanding the surrounding context of the site and the proposed intention of the Ford Distrcit of Portland, Oregon, [Void]Scape focus on the pedestrian scale by celebrating the Utopian image of the lifestyle of ‘Portlanders’. This is possible from studying the historical influences along with the culture and tradition of Portland. The process of the design revolves around an unification of multiple aspects of demographics and infrastructure that is present of Ford District; Creative Makers, Social Unity, Local Artisans, Greenscapes, and Migrating Residences. The language of the design will derive principles of social identification and interaction experienced in Italian culture and design while preserving the raw Porlandia style within.
Program Site Study Energy Analysis Concept Design/Render Technical Drawings Layout Post-Rendering
Autodesk Infraworks Autodesk Insight Trimble SketchUp Autodesk Revit Autodesk Revit Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop
Accolades Green Globe NSAD AIA:Portland
3 Green Globe Design Student Showcase Ford District Exhibit
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residential
creative space energy
residential zones
residential creative space
makers zones (creative spaces)
industrial zones
creative space creative space
tech building natural landscape
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m e ta - d i a g ra m Central Core: Mixed-use integration Technology :: Community Center :: Park (creative) (human) (natural)
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Horizontal View Connection Vertical View Connection
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Re late Urb an Vo id to Su rro u n d in g B u ild in g w it h P iaz za P ro m e n ad e
H ie rarc hy D iffe re n t ial toward s Dy n am ic I n frast ru c t u re
Ford D i str i ct
S ite 10A & 10B w it h surroun din g con tex t I n c o rp o rat in g O t h e r P ro g ram Us e I n to t h e M aste r P lan
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E n t ry Poin ts to Void an d P u b lic R ig h t of Way
C re a te e n t ra n ce a n d exit prop e rt y t hro ugho ut site
U ni f yi ng both parcel i nto one si te
Designing the social piazza wi thi n the si te
S ec ti ona l i z i ng ma ster pl a n to 2 00 ’x 2 00 ’ bl oc k , s i mi l a r to u r ba n s c a l e of Por tl a nd
I nc or pora ti ng M a ker a nd Res i denti a l ty pol og y
P l a c i ng bl oc ks at t h e per i meter, c onnec t in g w it h t h e g rou nd leve l
M a i nta i n g reens c a p e w it h in t h e s i te
Re tail Space Below Grade fo r Security from Ad jac e n t H ig h D e n s it y Traffic
p ro c e s s : h e i ra rc hy
O r i g i n a l p a rce l of S ite 1 0A & 10B
Re tail at P u b lic Leve l
Site 10A & 10 B Fo o t p rin t
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p ro c e s s : fo r m g e n e ra t i o n
M i d r i s e B u i l d i n g Vo l u m e
H e i ra rc hy of Vo l u m e D u e to P ro g ra m N e e d s
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D i v i d i n g Vo l u m e p e r P ro g ra m Us e
Ta p e r i n g B u i l d i n g to Co n t ro l S u n Ex p os u re Fo r Pa s s i ve E n e rg y Res p o n s e
S p l i t t i n g Vo l u m e to C re a te S e p a ra t i o n of P ro g ra m
D es i g n Ve r t i c a l O p e n S p a c e i n a Ta p e re d St r u c t u re
Ca v i t y A l l ows fo r S u n Pe n e t ra t i o n
Ta p e re d Ro of D es i g n A l l ows fo r Ro of G a rd e n a n d Te r ra c es
C i rc u l a t i o n W i t h i n a n d A ro u n d B u i l d i n g
p ro c e s s : b u i l d i n g i n te g ra t i o n
Buildin g Volum e
Use Cur ta in Wall/Open Facade to Allow Ab u nda nt Sun light Inside Building
Tr imming M a s s of Building to S ui ta b l e Fo ot p ri n t
Use Pilotis St ruc t ure to Support a n Op e n Fa cade and Op e n Pl a n Des i g n
Ta p e ri n g B ui l di n g by M a n i p ul a t i n g S i ze of Ea c h Leve l
P l a c e Eg res s a n d C i rc ul a t i on g Pa th s Th oug h out B ui l di n g
Shift ing Flo o r P lates
Cur tain Wa ll System (See Detail)
Create Mult iple Ac c ess Ent r ies at Gro und Level
Ut ilize a Do uble Fac ade to Co nt ro l Heat Gain Los s
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RESIDENTIAL GREEN WALL URBAN FACADES
GRID SHELVING SYSTEM IRRIGATION SYSTEM
ORGANIC FERTILZER MULCH
WIRE MESH GRID TO RETAIN MOISTURE
LOW MAITENENCE HIGH PHOTOSYNTHESIS GREENSCAPE
ACTIVE COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEMS
FLOOR PLATES
HVAC SYSTEM AND SUPPLY AIR DIAGRAM
HVAC SYSTEM AND RETURN AIR DIAGRAM
FLOOR PLATE WITH RADIANT COOLING AND HEATING SYSTEM
DOUBLE SKIN FACADE
RECOGNIZE ISSUE WITH SINGLE FACADE SYSTEM: DIRECT HEAT GAIN
DOUBLE FACADE SYSTEM ALLOW HEAT TO ESCAPE THROUGH CAVITY
OPERABLE WINDOW ALLOWS CONTROL TO LIGHT AND HEAT ENTERING BUILDING
DESIGN FOR CROSS VENTILATION THROUGH WINDOWS AND OPERABLE DOORS
UNIFIED SPACE CONFIGURATION
CREATIVE OFFICE SPACE
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PUSH BACK FLOOR PLATE WITHIN ENVELOPE
SENSORY CONNECTION OF MULTIPLE LEVEL
HIGHER CAVITY ALLOWS HEAT TO TRAVEL, REDUCING ENERGY NEED FOR COOLING
s e c t i o n p e r s p e c t i ve Rooftop PV Panels
Cantilever Roof
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Floor Plate with Integrated Radiant Heating and Cooling Coil
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Elevator and Stairway Shafts
T-Frame Truss Girder and Beam
14 x 14 Columns at 30’-0” Grid O.C. (Structural Wide Flange Steel Column W14X90 w/ Fireproofing Intumescent Coating)
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RADIANT COOLING AND HEATING PEX TUBING REINFORCED REBAR GRID SYSTEM
METAL DECKING GALVANIZED STEEL ARM
UV CURTAIN SYSTEM
CURTAIN SYSTEM SPIDER BRACING STEM DUAL CHANNEL MULLION GRID SYSTEM FAUX WOOD PV PANEL SHADING SYSTEM
CURTAIN PANEL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
TRUSS SYSTEM WIDE FLANGE GIRDER EXTERIOR ACCESSIBLE FLOORING
STRUCTURAL COLUMN
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04 Resonating Rhythm
B. Arch 4th Year Studio - 2017 Treasure Island, CA
Throughout time, music has allowed different cultures and demographics to unite and share common grounds. Everyone has the innate ability to understand and enjoy music, as sound can be experience as a conversation in its own language. To translate music into an architectural composition, its structure is broken down to its core elements. Decibels, the vibration range of music becomes the movement and circulation through space; Frequency, the measure of levels in sound, translates to space volume and hierarchy; and Pitch, the audible movements becomes the control of light that individuals experience as they traverse throughout the built environment. River Flows in You performed by renowned composer Lee Ru-ma, more commonly known as Yiruma and up and coming musical prodigy Henry Lau, provides a metaphorical relationship to the design. This musical piece was received as a reinterpretation of a predominant classical harmony by Yiruma which is redone in a modern approach through the incorporation of Henry Lau. The proposed site is located on the western shores of Treasure Island, a median point between San Francisco and Oakland, connecting the Eastern and Western ends of the Bay Bridge. This diverse area combines the hustle of the urban environment within San Francisco that often correlates to its history within Oakland’s strong urban culture. Looking at the dramatic and rhythmic contrast performed by the two composers, it draws parallels to the differences of Oakland and San Francisco. Following the idea of harmony between duality, the concept of the music center is a space that can be interpreted in both the progression and evolution of music and the unity of the adjacent cities of Oakland and San Francisco. The use of hard materials such as steel and stone in comparison to the softness of wood and glass represents the dichotomy and parallelism of the perceived space. A center that focuses on the experimentation of music to the final exhibition, Resonating Rhythm is a center that celebrates the journey of a musician as they experience their process to perfect their craft.
Program Site Study Concept Design/Render Computational Technical Drawings Layout Post-Rendering
Autodesk Infraworks Trimble SketchUp Autodesk Revit Autodesk 3dsMax Autodesk Revit Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop
Accolades NSAD
Senior Grad Show
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...Translate to Movement through Building (Circulation)
A Notation of Audible Notes and Dictation of Sound...
A Measure of Unit of Speed of Wave Cycles...
Pitch : light
A Measure of Vibration through Intensity of Sound...
Frequency : space
Decibel : circulation
p ro c e s s : m e t h o d o l o g y
... Utilize as a Guide to Volume and Hierarchy of Space.
...Utilize as Manipulation of Light as we Traverse Through Each Space.
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Re-arranging Space for a Centralize Organization
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PAVILION PUBLIC
VISITOR
Pavilion
LOBBY
OFFICE STORAGE
ADMIN UTILITIES
P R O G RA M M AT R I X
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Mezzanine Pavilion 5,975 SQ. FT
Performance Mix Studio Duel Studio
2,275 SQ. FT 1,285 SQ. FT
Rehearsal Hall Concert Hall
1,180 SQ. FT 10,600 SQ. FT
Public Lobby
5,005 SQ. FT
Restroom
2,480 SQ. FT
Administration Office
640 SQ. FT
Box Office Maintenance
220 SQ. FT 430 SQ. FT
Backstage Dressing Rooms Storage
887 SQ. FT 948 SQ. FT
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Utilize a grid guideline to manipulate facade system
Start through generic massing and understand echo issues through orthogonal space
Through truss structure, bend facade to encompass internal programs
Manipulating the ceiling geometry to allow acoustic to pass throughout space
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Control openings to control sun and heat gain within the structure
Generate facade to maximize morning sun, while minimize strong afternoon heat gain
Following concept design, through utilizing a dome may create pinpoint sound travel
visual / acoustic design
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Open skin to enable a porous facade, allowing sun to penetrate the building
Fix dispersal of sound by breaking dome ceiling into separated sections
Include bass trap within skin treatment to diffuse and deflect sound with minimal negative vibration within space
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CityLights Co-Housing
Mojave Works Architecture South Park - San Diego, CA
Owner and Principal of Mojave Works Architecture envisions his own development in a property he owned for half a decade. With new bylaws on affordable housing, and regulations benefiting density, this property was able to pencil out in terms of its feasibility. With a Co-Housing residential model, CityLights envisions an upscale housing fit for the lifestyle of San Diego. On the canyon of South Park, adjacent to the Hwy 94, we saw the opportunity of the site as an affordable location for young professionals fit for living in a co-op structure. Looking at existing design models such as WeWork, OpenDoor, and Element Housing, we see the potential of this model in San Diego. Consisting of three lot, our design consist of two model; a modular track house unit facing the canyon, and a terraced co-unit housing. Along with a communical garden, we focused to make a new typology of living within South Park.
Program Concept Design/Render Technical Drawings Post-Rendering
Trimble SketchUp VRAY - SketchUp Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop
Design Role Responsibility Jan. 2018 - April 2018
Job Captain Feasibility Study Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents
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KITCHEN 11'-0" X 17'-9"
BEDROOM 13' X 11' WITH SLEEPING LOFT 13'-0" X 10'-0"
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38'-0"
38'-0" 19'-0"
33'-9"
38'-0"
W/D
11'-6"
14'-4" 25'-10"
floor plan
02
PATIO 14'-4" X 5'-10"
11'-6"
14'-4" 25'-10"
floor plan
03
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
SETBACK
buildings A: plans
175 173 172 170 168 166 165 163 162
149
150
148
EAST
PROPERTY LINE
elevation
155
151
SETBACK
160 158 156
PROPERTY LINE
145
175 173 172 170 168 166 165 163 162 160 158 156 155
151 149 148
150
section
EAST
145
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buildings B: plans
12'-0"
BEDROOM 5 14'-3" X 12'-0"
UP 19 R @ 6.6"
DN 19 R @ 6.6"
BEDROOM 3 13'-0" X 12'-0"
24'-0"
floor plan
02
55'-8"
12'-0"
BEDROOM 4 13'-0" X 12'-0"
BEDROOM 6 14'-3" X 12'-0"
12'-0"
W BEDROOM 1 13'-0" X 12'-0"
KITCHEN 13'-1" X 7'-6"
D
UP 19 R @ 6.6"
12'-0"
24'-0"
floor plan
01
44'-812"
BEDROOM 2 13'-0" X 12'-0"
LIVING ROOM 11'-9" X 13'-6"
KITCHEN 13'-1" X 13'-6"
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buildings B: plans
UP 19 R @ 6.6"
DN 19 R @ 6.6"
BEDROOM 9 11'-0" X 11'-1"
24'-0"
24'-0"
BEDROOM 7 11'-4" X 11'-1"
BEDROOM 10 11'-0" X 11'-1"
12'-0"
BEDROOM 8 11'-4" X 11'-1"
floor plan
12'-0"
04
55'-8"
DN 19 R @ 6.6" BEDROOM 9 11'-0" X 11'-1"
24'-0"
24'-0"
BEDROOM 7 11'-4" X 11'-1"
BEDROOM 10 11'-0" X 11'-1"
UP
12'-0"
BEDROOM 8 11'-4" X 11'-1"
floor plan
03
55'-8"
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buildings B: plans
55'-8" 22'-512"
33'-212"
DN
24'-0"
ROOF DECK 1232 SF.
20'-412"
roof plan
46
05
14'-10"
20'-512"
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Weave Museum
M.Arch 2nd Year Studio - 2018 Los Angeles, CA
In the chaotic infrastructure of Los Angeles, the perception of life and design is witness in different medium, avenue, and emotions. As society starts to embrace art in different form, we question what is the identity of any object, and what is its place in our lives. The Weave Museum is an investigative approach on bringing a canvas of art with the influence of Robert Rauschenberg. A man known for his individualism through his pursue of art, working with wide variety of mediums, and capturing unfamiliar emotion within ourselves. The musem is envisioned and designed through similar principles of Rauschenberg through the use of multiple material throughout. Rather than covering and beautifying textures and material, the building essentuates the raw characteristics of each material’s property as an object, that reflects its softness or solid foundation. The building is not just a shell that contains space to store art, but also a shell that becomes art on its own. As the Weave Museum becomes a building within the city fabric of Los Angeles, a focus on the social spaces is investigated to think further than the function of a museum, but becoming an urban space for the public. A constant interaction between the function within the building and activity outside through circulation transparencies, the building becomes a dialogue for everyone around.
Program Site Study Concept Design/Render Technical Drawings Layout Post-Rendering Animation
Autodesk Infraworks Trimble SketchUp Autodesk 3dsMax Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Lumion
s i te a n a l y s i s
concept LITTLE TOKYO
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
FUNCTION
METRO
METRO
CHICANO CULTURE FASHION DISTRICT
URBAN GREENSCAPE
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
URBAN PLAZA
DISTINCT FACADE
ROOF TERRACE
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BO BO E BOOK STORE
CAFE
level
01 floor plan LOADING DOCK
CURATE OFFICE / WORKSHOP / RESTORATION AREA
MECHANICAL ROOM
FREIGHT LIFT COAT CHECK BOOK STORE GIFT SHOP
S. 5th Ave.
TEMPORARY GALLERY
ENTRANCE LOBBY
ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE
KITCHEN
RESTAURANT
PLAZA
METRO ENTRANCE
BUS STOP
W. Olive Ave.
TRANSITIONAL SPACE
ART STORAGE
TICKET COUNTER
BREAK ROOM
OPEN OFFICE
CONFERENCE ROOM
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LIBRARY
OFFICE
OFFICE
level
02 floor plan
THEATER LOBBY
OPEN TO BELOW
CATWALK*
CATWALK*
BLACK BOX THEATER
OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW
OUTDOOR TERRACE
CONTROL ROOM GALLERY SPACE DRESSING ROOM
CONFERENCE ROOM
GALLERY SPACE
STORAGE BALCONY
level
03 floor plan
level
04 floor plan
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OPEN TO BELOW ROOF TERRACE
GALLERY SPACE
ROOF DECK
GALLERY SPACE
SERVICE AREA
ATRIUM
05 floor plan
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06 floor plan
07 roof plan
SKYLIGHT
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CATWALK
L/W CONCREATE OVER CORRUGATED STEEL
TRIPLE PANE ARGON GLAZING
WIDE FLANGE COLUMN
HVAC DUCTS
STEEL TRUSS
DELTA INTEGRATIVE DROP CEILING PANELS
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