J Jacky Wah design portfolio
Design Competition 2015 AECOM Urban SOS- All System Go The Generator Urban Design + Planning Biloxi Marsh Testing Ground Research + Experiment Far Rockaway Resiliency Waterfront Design Revitalize Suburb Gracie Community Planning Professional Work Spring Internship @ LJA Engineering, Inc.
Contact WEN KEAT, WAH (JACKY)
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Environmental Degradation
Flood
Poor Transportation System
CLEAN
DRAIN
NAVIGABLE
Water Pollution
10-20 times higher than US EPA Threshold 01 :: VULNERABLE BANGKOK AND ITS CHALLANGES Population
Juries: AECOM, Van Alen Institute, Rockefeller Foundation’s 100 Resilient Cities Duration: 3 months
CANAL SOS
Project Team: Michel Liang, Pin Udomcharoenchaikit, Sunantana Nuanla-or, Jacky Wah
Concept: Current canal condition is very improper and outdated. There is no pipe separation system in Bangkok, therefore, household’s wastewater discharge into the canal immediately without having any water treatment. This can lead to a huge environmental impact such as causing unhealthy drinking water and survival of ecosystem. Therefore, the design intend to create water purification system in order to provide a better healthy environment. We urge to add a pipe for wastewater discharge to separate the stormwater and wastewater runoff. Wastewater will be treated before discharge into the canal, and stormwater will be treated through proposed green linear system along the canal.
Canal SOS
yet it’s given medium crime rate
Informal Transportation are not well managed
1-2 m of High Flood level GISTDA 2011
Scope: Urban Design + Planning
Low Poverty rate,
LOCAL SURVEY 2015
10 - 20 times higher than US EPA thresholds
The Overseas Security Advisory Council , 2015
Water Pollution
#8 World Rank Start- Stop Traffic
1.2 KM/hr during rush hour
THREE OPPORTUNITIES
CLEAN Main politic and economic activities are centralized in Bangkok
DRAIN
Sandbags for flood management
NAVIGABLE
The 8th world’s worst stop-start traffic Castrol Magnatec Stop-Start Index, 2014
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is one of the most significant city of the country and South East Asia region. The city is the residence of ten million population. Looking at the 3 main challenges stated in the 100 resilient cities website, which are pollution and environmental degradation, flood, and poor transportation system, they are all related to the existing canal system in the city in some ways. They also related to other problems. Thus, we aimed to provide rehabilitation ideas for functionalized the existing canals Bangkok in Bangkok. Los Angeles 2,750 persons/sq.km 6,450 persons/sq.km
High Flood Level
BANGKOK 2011
CBD
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
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Design Competition THREE CHALLENGES
Location
2 Metre
Design Competition
Pollution Control Department Bangkok Municipalitiy, 2011
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Design Competition
Design Competition
Structure Cost Estimation
Boat Wave Attenuation Study
3M
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The speed regulation in Bangkok canal is 20 km/hr, therefore, boats 07 :: the SOLUTION should be away from the bank at minimum 3 meters to be able to avoid high wave and provide space for green buffer to absorb wave energy.
PHASING Green Roof $40/Sq.M. 16 Sq.M. = $640
PHASE 1: IDENTIFY PUBLIC SPACES
Existing Waterfront Potential Areas Temple, School or Government office
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Metal Sheet Roof $15.5/Sq.M. 16 Sq.M. = $248
Roof Structure 1. C-Steel 60x30x102.3mm $10/6m 6 lines = $60 2. C-Steel 150x75x25x3.2 $33.6/6m 5 lines = $166.5 3. C-Steel 200x75x25x4mm $50/6m 2 lines = $100
vigable
09 :: CANAL SOS TOWARDS RESILIENCE BANGKOK
CLEAN
NAVIGABLE
DRAIN PHASE 2: RECONSTRUCTION
DRAIN
CLEAN
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Pier Construction and Bank Stabilization Connection to Mass Transit DRAIN
NAVIGABLE NAVIGABLE
NAVIGABLE
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CLEAN DRAIN
3- 5M
Column Structure I Beam- Steel 200x150 $295/6m 2 lines = $590
Street Market
Public Park Waiting Area Pier with Green Roof
08 :: FLEXIBILITY AND COST ESTIMATION OF THE PIER
IN TRANSITION
MODULAR ARCHITECTURE
COST ESTIMATE
STAKEHOLDERS
NAVIGABLE ROAD
BMA
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HORIZONTAL SPACE
COMMU. CONNECTION
SERVICE
POP-UP STORE
TICKET
WAITING AREA
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PARALLEL PROJECT NEEDED
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CONNECT 4M
SOLAR BOAT
Street Market Constructed Wetland
Green Roof $40/ SQ.M. 16 SQ.M. = $640
COOP Metal Sheet Roof $15.5/ SQ.M. 16 SQ.M. = $248
PHASE 3: PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Local Market Wastewater Storage and Public Park Constructed Wetland
Clean Water Release to canal
Water Level
Gabion Bank Structure
Waterfront Park and Wetland
Wastewater system to Main Water Plant Informal Settlements
Canal
15,000 Residence in the area
270,000 Litre/day
of waste water will be treated before discharge
1,500 Residence in the community along the canal gain benefit from economic activities and less pollution
Roof Structure 1. C-steel 60x30x10x2.3mm $10/ 6m 6 line = $60 2. C-steel 150x75x25x3.2mm $33.30/6m 5 line = $166.5 3. C-steel 200x75x25x4mm $50/6m 2 line = $100
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COMMU.
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HOUSING
RESEARCHER
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$20/SQ.M.
TOTAL COST = $ 2,124.5 / 1 unit
MASTER PLAN Master Plan
(exclude base structure)
Less damage from the Wave
gain benefit from faster transportation and less chance of flood
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Urban Planning + Design
Urban Planning + Design
Repurposing Industrial structures including meatpacking factory, Crystal Manufacture Company, and abandoned bridge.
Abandoned Bridge
Location: North Denver, Colorado
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Stockyard
Project Statement: South Platte River Greenway Planning Scope: Urban Design + Planning
Soccer Fields
Scale: +/- 200 Acres Duration: 4 months
Hispanic Culture
Concept: There are 3 opportunities to elaborate in my design proposal: historical assets, identity, and local economy. My concept is mainly driven by the historic uses of the area such as meatpacking and stockyard. Historically, the ideas of cattle deliver and freight deliver were more of an economy connection.Also, the freight rail that separate the river and stockyard at that time. It almost seems so excluded that the river and stockyard have no relationship whatsoever. Therefore, my design will provide a physical connection. It was used to delivered materials but now will deliver people instead. Giving multi-functional spaces and places will achieve the goal of providing a physical connection.
Armor Water Tower
Existing
Gymnasium
Exisiting Buildings
Equestrian Center
Re-Use Proposed
Globeville Site & Elyria Focus Neighborhood
Proposed & Reuse Buildings
Viewing Deck Towncenter Stockyard Trade ShowCenter
Sidewalk Plaza Trails Vehicle
Pepcol Manufactures
Traffic Systems
New CSU Campus
THE GENERATOR Making a recreational, cultural, tourism center attraction for the city of Denver
Downtown Denver
Street Trees Park Open Lawn Recreation
Green Infrastructures
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Urban Planning + Design
Building Typologies | REconstruct REadapt REpurpose REuse Elyria Neighborhood current land uses are predominately industrial uses. However, multiple buildings and infrastructures are under-utilized and some become vacants. Exisiting buildings such as meatpacking factory, crystal packing office, and abandoned bridge that was used for cattles delivery. City of Denver has come out with a master plan that called National Western Center for Elyria and Globeville Neighborhoods. The plan is to revitalize the area become more vibrant as well as preserving historical western cultures. Hence, strategies to reorganize and repurpose these infrastructures and buildings can best strengthen the area and become a destination.
RECONTRUCT
plug in multiple smaller uses
259,420 SF
138,870 SF
READAPT
Frieght Rails
South Platte River
COMMON USES
RETAILS | SHOPS | DININGS | BOOKSTORES
Section A: Observation Deck Scale: 1"=20'
abandoned cattles delivery bridge
COMMON USES
OBSERVATION DECK | SEATINGS | PLANTINGS
REPURPOSE
crystal packing factory
Soccer Fields
Northside Park
South Platte River
Section B: Recreational Zone Scale: 1"=60' Parking with bioswale
147,420 SF
REUSE
COMMON USES
BASKETBALL | SWIMMING | BADMINTON |WEIGHTING | TRACK
vacant buildings
120,000 SF
COMMON USES
DININGS | HOTELS | RE-
Section C: Enlarged Section Scale: 1"=10'
Heron Pond
Gymnasium
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Urban Planning + Design
SOCIAL DESTINATION
Urban Planning + Design
The area was once a meatpacking factory, and there are 5 railrod tracks that used to transport goods. However, this area become abandoned and buildings are under-utilized. In order to revitalize the area, this meatpacking factory will be re-programming to become a a towncenter that will include markets, restaurantas, boutique stores.
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Research + Experiment
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Research + Experiment Baton Rouge
Lake Borgne focus areas
chandel sound
New Orleans
biloxi marsh wildlife management
breton sound Location: Biloxi Marsh, Louisiana
Morgan City
Project Statement: Research on Oyster Barrier Reef as Technolgy Scope: Research / Experiment Duration: 4 months Concept: The design proposal for Biloxi Marsh seeks to bring about a strong base of data for oyster barrier reef technologies and implementation strategies while providing public access to give users a sense of the importance of the land that is being lost throughtout Louisiana and how it can be combatted.
Biloxi Marsh Testing Ground
The Biloxi Marsh lies east of New Orleans acting as a barrier to storm surges directed at the city and Lake Ponchartrain. .
gulf of mexico
Research + Experiment
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Different types of concrete reef blocks can act as the foundation of an oyster barrier reef and provides a wave attenuation function at initial installment.
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Areas Highly Susceptible to Erosion
Hurricane Katrina 2005 4,617 acres loss from 2001-2005
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Land behind the oyster barrier reef stays preserved because Persistent land loss in 1932 to 2010 is -179.25 square miles of the oyster barrier reef. With wave strength lowered, sand and plants are given a chance to settle on the shore. The plants when established provide an extra form of defen
Wave Attenuation Wave attenuation is one of the most important function carried out by oyster barrier reefs in the Mississippi delta. It is becuase of wave action that the coast is eroding away. Although wave action is typical in this area, areas such as the Biloxi Marsh that have lost their ability to gain land from the outflow of river sediment now only have the option of loosing land. Oyster reefs act as a a barrier to wave action thus lessenng the strength and size of incoming wave and the rate of erosion on the land they are protecting. unlike ea alls and break waters which typically perform this function, oyster barrier reefs have the ability to grow in size and keep pace with rising sea levels. Not only do they have the ability to reduce erosion rates but they can also help add land as well by allowing sediment to drop behind the reef as the speed of the ater is slowed down.
Filtration
50 gallons of water per day per oyster
Free swimming larvae provide food for marine organisms
61% wave height even without oyster fortification
Larvae
50% of planktonic volume made out of oyster larvae dering sprawning season
Fishes
Seabirds
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light field Research + Experiment
Light Field The shoreline flanking the campsites is articulated by a field of lighted buoys in the ocean elucidating in real time the wave attenuating capabilities of the oyster barrier reefs. The light field is created by a group of disperesed This gives campers a sense of the forces that are degrading the site as well as how oyster barrier reefs can reduce it.
Research + Experiment BUOY RETURNS TO WAVE TROUGH BECOMING DIMMER AS IT LOOSES POWER FROM THE UNCOMPRESSED SPRINGS
LIGHT ELECTRICITY
LED LIGHT TO ILLUMINATE BUOY TRANSLUCENT BUOY CASING
SPRINGS COMPRESS CREATING ELECTRICITY TO LIGHT THE BUOY ENERGY MOVEMENT TO LED LIGHT
SPEAR ASSEMBLY HYDRAULIC PISTON SHAFT AND HYDRAULIC PISTON
SPRINGS PUSH BACK ON HYDRAULIC CYLINDER
Camp Sites Areas suitable for campsites have been selected to allow for field research in such a remote site as well as bring about a new type of remote camping experience. The camping sites are very primitive and have a small footprint on the land. The biggest feature of these is an elevated wooden deck for which to set up tents on to keep them out of the water. Camping in the area allows people to experience a part of Louisiana that is disappearing. Camping will be accesible by boat that will be docked at the research center. From there kayaks, canoes, and smaller motorized boats will allow campers acces to the inner marsh islands and campsites.
HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR HYDRAULIC MOTOR ELECTRICAL GENERATOR DEEP CYCLE MARINE BATTERIES
HEAVE PLATE
FISHING
Field light buoys light up according to wave attenuation. The stronger the wave, the lighter the buoys get.
ELEVATED DECK CAMPING GROUND
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Waterfront Design
Waterfront Design
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Location: Queens, New York Project Statement: Shifting Sands Scope: Ecological, Coastal, and Urban Infrastructure Design Scale: +/- 81 Acres Duration: 4 months Concept: My design brings the community together in a resilient site by differentiating the height of the boardwalk to combat storm surge and sea level rise. An extended boardwalk allows the community to engage and ivolve the beach and ecological site.
Far Rockaway Beach Resiliency
Site plan layover an aerial image of Queens, New York.
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Waterfront Design
Site Analysis
Waterfront Design
Analysis Model
Subway Boardwalk
Native ecological
Sidewalk
Site Context
Transportation
Top Right: Physical model above is a study of the site’s building types. Each woodstick represents in thickness and length in order to differentiate the type of buildings. Green lines, on the other hand, show the connection between local community to Far Rockaway Beach.
Design Concept
Bottom: An axonometric perspective sketch from subway train to Far Rockaway Beach.
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Waterfront Design
Boardwalk connects from subway to the subwaythe beach
Waterfront Design
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Location: I-10 East and North of Spanish Town, Baton Rouge, LA Project Statement: Reclaiming and Revitalizing Lost Space Scope: Community Planning Scale: +/- 117 Acres Duration: 4 months Concept: To transform an existing woodlot into a centrally located 8-acre urban farm. In addition, this proposal improves the streetscapes by giving a sense of safety as well as a transportation system.
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Community Planning Exisiting Two-Way Road Exisiting One-Way Road Proposed 2-Way Road Proposed Lots Exisiting Lots
Street Network
Exisiting Parking Proposed Parking Exisiting Lots
Parking Study
Bottom: Bus route is a great transpor-
Proposed Lots Proposed Street Parking
Top: This concept diagram is broken down into 12 different catagorizes to show the potential programs of the site. Not only this diagram forms the concept, but also helps to know how it functions in a significant way.
Street Parking
tation for people to commute to work, shop, wherever one wants to go. This strategy is to add new bus route to the neighborhood. Not only this will bring people who don’t live there to the site but also provide a new transportation system to the neighborhood.
Left: This thought process diagram is to
show where is the best location to locate urban farm. There are four locations are suitable.
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#1. Good source of water for irrigation but doesn’t give a sense of connection and entrance while driving in to the neigborhood from Spanish Town. #2. Goods source of water for irrigation and is the lowest point on the site, but it feels like it is seperated from Spanish Town Rd. #3. Enough source of water for irrigation, but the farm will be a clear seperation before and after the train track. #4. Is the best location because of the source of water, it can avoids flooding and is the focal point of the neigborhood.
MAIN BUS STOPS ROUTE 10 SCENIC HWY ROUTE 72 FLORIDA BLVD LIMITED PROPOSED BUS ROUTE
Proposed Bus Route
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Season Rotations Strategy Total farm land= 24 sections farm Each square classify into different crops: Winter-- strawberry, cabbage, tomato, orange Summer-- beans, sweet corn, sweet potato Fallow-- any ground cover plants Fallow uses as green mutation. It locates in between winter and summer crop land for the purpose of killing disease and insects.
URBAN FARM
Re-purposed a 8-acre wood lot into an urban farm. This farm will eventually serve as a spot where it brings the community together as well as providing a new location for Red Stick Farmer Market which is currently held on 5th and Main Street.
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Professional Work
Professional Work
Master plan rendering for Gracepoint Stillwater in West Houston,TX
Professional Work 5 months internship at LJA Engineering,Inc, Houston, TX
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WEN KEAT WAH (JACKY) e: jwah0220@gmail.com t: 727-458-0064
Educations
August 2012- May 2016 (Expected) Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Secretary of Louisiana Student Chapter ASLA May 2010- May 2012 College of Central Florida, Ocala, FL Associates of Art Degree in Architecure Member of Community of Scholars Member of International Student Organization
Professional Experiences
July - August 2015 Design Workshop, Inc., Houston, TX Refine design proposal booklets and assists with graphic rendering in Photoshop. January - June 2015 LJA Engineering, Inc., Houston, TX Responsible to set-up and revise construction document sets, render site plans, conceptual plans, detail plans, and produce quick hand drawings for conceptual design plans. May- July 2014 David Conner +Associates, Tampa, FL Organized product catalogs to correlate with current CSI format, refine currently used details in the office standard CAD detail library, and produce a context base in CAD using aerial imagery and help draw new planting details in CAD to supporrt office detail library. September- December 2013 Windrush Garden, LSU Agri. Research Center Organized and refined planting plans and event set-up and garden maintenance.
Softwares
AutoCAD Civil 3D SketchUp Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign ArcGIS
Languages
Mandarin Cantonese English Malay
Honor Awards
AECOM Urban SOS- All System Go: 2015 Top 3 Finalists RRSLA Scholarship Edward & Yvonne Harvey Scholarship
Volunteers
Discovery Green Conservancy Louisiana Chapter ASLA Texas Chapter ASLA Habitat for Humanity of Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Hilltop Arboredum LSU Agriculture Center- Windrush Garden
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