Portfolio by Jessie Sun

ACADEMIC

2016 2020

-EDUCAT IONWEST BOURNE GRAMMAER SCHOOL

Year9-12 Course Visualizing Communication Design MELBOURNE SCHOOL OF DESIGN

Bachelor of Design, Major in Architecture and Landscape Architecture Graduate with 72 Gpa Acedemic points of 312.5

-ACCOMPLISHMEN TS3rd Place in Chinese-debating Competition

Melbourne high school Chinese-debating competition

International Leader in high school

Hold a series of activity to gather international students and lead them to involve in school activities including debating, spring festivul and etc

International Mentor in high school

Corporate with year level leaders to organize activity or competition, including: valentine rose day, colourful run and etc

Footscray Art Prize 2019-Young Artist Prize

The oil painting “Overwhelming” has been prized for the first place in this high school painting and drawing competition

“Outstanding Project” Award of Design Studio Gamma

Grant for the second year project of rebuilding a house in Melbourne

“Outstanding Journal” Published on MSDx 2021 of Design Studio Gamma

Grant for the thoughtful designing process that detail recorded on ournal of the rebuilding a house in Melbourne ”Outstanding Project” Award of Digital Design

for the second year project of pavilion design ‘Klein

THE PROPOSITION

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STUDIO DELTA

The library named 'choads 2020' meaning the natural disaster happens since 2020. The disasters can be considered as the natural disasters happened in Australia around 2020 to 2022. Utilized the sadness and lamentable natural disaster events to remind people the importance to self-reliance. This library as a landmark in melbourne build in 2022 mainly to stimulate a solem and respectful feeling throught the architecture language. The whole design divide into two parts with two functions, north part in the gallery and exhibition part, to exhibit past and ongoing natural disasters, in additional commercial exhibition. The south part is the main library providing books and space to study

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entry to library

The staggered glass panel create seperate walkways to divide people into ‘entry’ and ‘exist’. Triangular shape used to corresponding with the sloping wall and roof structure.

window panel & staircase overall triangular shape with window support structure also organized in triangular order. staircase follows the rules as well

cafe

tilted glass panel fixed on tilted wall, desk fixed on wall which provide a moment to sit and have a view of people studying on ground floor

entry foryer

Triangle shape is also an important element in this design because there is at least one edge of a triangle will not be horizontal or vertical to the horizon line. Therefore, triangle shape used in the design moreover enhence the feeling of STATELINESS and FALLING.

balcony

triangular shape overall, balcony as an open space surround with glass panels, allows transparent view. also people outside may look at the inside tilted wall

STUDIO GAMMA

As there is a increasing number of crime targeting female group, girl in the society is highly dangerous and. This is a consideration of girls safety and life design, the intension is to provide a safe and comfortable space for girls to live. They may make friends and have fun together. This is a house only for girls. want to design this co-living house to call out 'girl helps girl'.

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STUDIO EPSILON

In considering the life style and living condition in 25 years later, the definition of a nuclear family will change from 'father mother and a child' into more about personal. The house will furthermore targeting single person, single parent, same sex marriage and DINK, in order to emphasizing the importance of 'living your own life'. Thus trying to correct the stereotyping definition of a normal family. In this project, the house will be customized and easily build by residents; the house will have no internal wall but movable partitions to increase the flexibility of space; the house will have no private kitchen since cooking may not be necessary then, the house will private and public corridor space; The house will surround a communal centre, where library, children playground and etc will be locate there to enhance human interaction and neighbourhood; and the house will construct and form by using modularity to inform the uniformity. Think of 25 years later, there will be an opportunity to test and explore new building technique and form. The proposal implements a digital fabrication of timber pieces, in a shape of triangle, of 3 by 3meters and 175mm in depth, as one element to develop a clustered housing design. The proposal also implements a digital fabrication of steel core include lift and bathroom in a dimension of 3m my 9m by 3m in height.

SITE ANALYZE

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THE PROPOSITION KLEIN KLEIN the proposal

KLEIN PAVILION

Architecture that Reacts 2018 competition Tidal Terrains/Mary Denam

“Climate change experts predict a temperature rise of up to four degrees in the next millennium. This increase will result in a drastic reorganization of our planet as sea levels rise and more extreme weather events such as hurricanes and tsunamis disturb our cities.

Ninety percent of the world’s largest cities are located next to water, and so to address increading population density and differing environmental conditions, perhaps we need to start looking at using existing urban water as a place of opportunity to build on with new types of dynamic landscape which are able to respond flexibly with changing tidal levels.”

Future Materiality Pavilion

“Future Material” is trying to extrapolate the spatial experience letting the spectator develop their own perception of the project. T-and C-shaped spatial components are composed into a reflecting labyrinth creating each visitor’s multiple copies

On Space Time Foam 2012

Well use of ETFE colouful plastic could make a really well outlooking, especially when lights coming into play. From the study on light on future materiality pavilion, we could see a well colouful reflection. Thus in this precedent, the night look of this colourful membrane has amazing look

Seoul Maru 2019 Design Competition

DIGITAL DESIGN

The pavilion is named as ‘Klein’, taking from the klein bottle. The form and shape of the pavilion is inpired and based on the shape of the klein bottle. I want to use the function representation of the Klein bottle which is, could contain all the water in the world in one bottle, to express the idea of all the elements in the world are an unity, they depend on each other. Furthermore to states the idea of containment. For the pavilion, there is a philosophical idea, people inside the pavilion is actually outside, but people outside the pavilion could be inside.

The pavilion is quite a public space. No solid wall around the pavilion to block the interaction between people inside and atmosphere outside. Plastic panels on arouund the pavilion or on the ceiling is applied for blocking the rain and direct sunlight. In addition, pulled up the landscape underneath the pavilion to ensure the eyesight of people inside the pavilion will not being blocked by the panels around.

I have used the Kangaroo plug-in in Rhino for the major design strategy to generate the seat and colunm for the pavilion. Then, I split the mesh to create a flat sitting space. Three curves helps me to generate the outside frame of the pavilion. During this stage, have modified the list to create secondary frames. Moreover, random reduce has been used for plastic panels.

Bicocca hanger set the world’s largest inflatable device. 24m high, 400m2 area. The idea of this design is to create a living-organism-like structure which is the earth, the living and active by human encourage its breath. His intention is to show the interaction between earth and human

Seoul,Karea

Utilizing ETFE plastic material to create air inflation sculpture, in order to create a city roof garden. The colour and shape of each elements enhence a imagination of plants, stones and mountain.

Pravda

Serpentine pavilion 2015

Tomas Saraceno

colour lighting inside each hemisphere to provide lighting during the night. The ETFE plastic material used to diffuse light

Pulled up andscape formed a rise platform for the base of the pavilion. The pavilion is half embraced by ETFE plastic, and the structure is blocking the eye vision while people is sitting or standing inside. Therefore, a slightly rised platform will provide a down angle of vision, and wider the eye-sight.

Full sheltered around the top half of the pavilion could block the rain either perpendicular or in a direction. Moreover the coloured ETFE plastic material will also avoid direct sunlight shaded into the pavilion, at the meantime allow sunlight to come in. Random gaps are filled with plastic aims for decoration.

plastic

Steel frame of the pavilion connect with the glass ceiling on top. A steel holder at the end of the steel frame to hold the edge of the glass ceiling. Two holes through glass ceiling and the steel frame allows fixation to go through and keep the ceiling in position. Moreover, each steel frame continuous their direction and goes under the ceiling to provide a support underneath the glass ceiling

Steel frame

Steel frame

Curvy struction carrys more load on the cantilever part, therefore a holder needs to apply for stronger supportSteel holder at the end of the steel from of the pavilion act as a hand that strenthen the connection between steel and glass. Slot holes on glass to allow connection nail go through.

Colour glass ceiling

Colour glass ceiling

A sunk in track along the steel frame would embrace the plastice. The plastic has curvy surface, therefore the contour force will furthermore strength the the position of plastic embedded in the steel frame around the pavilion.

Different colours of rubber plastic used for the basement material. It has soft surface and it can be colourful.

Steel frame

Glass is used in ceiling. Glass is a material that is transperent, therefore the use of glass would not affect the whole appearence of the pavilion-----Klein bottle inspiration. Glass ceiling could avoid the rain getting inside the pavilion. Scale

Extra outdoor seating used same material and generation method as the seating inside the pavilion. They has no shelter above and mostly in the tree shaded range.

PROPOSITION the formation

Pavilion Movement Diagram

Movement direction

Shadow Diagram

Activity Diagam Activity Density Diagram

THE PROPOSITION

MUSHROOM E-GATE MUSHROOM E-GATE the

DESIGN ECOLOGIES

The design project will investigate the commercial and educational aspects of the site. This re-sponds to the location quality of the site, and help with the future population growth. The project will use the intersection area between commercial and residential area, and where it locate at the cross of dockland shopping centre, to gain visitors. By working with the current infrastructures and elements, whcih is the shipping container, the design project aims to create an urban mush-room agriculture

for commercial benefit, and mushroom specie education space for educational benefit.

THE PROPOSITION WATERHOUSE IN SAHARA WATERHOUSE IN SAHARA the proposal

THE GREAT GREEN WALL COMPETITION

The project's goal is to create a cluster of affordable and sustainable houses with solar and rainwater harvesting systems for residents of the GGW belt. The site called Kano is located in northern Nigeria as the capital of Kano State, and has been a trade and human settlement for centuries. Kano’s architecture varies from the traditional architecture to the modern architecture and has developed Sudano-Sahelian architectures.

By entering the community through the main gate, the public area initially comes into view, the courtyard appears in the center with the hall and library on either side. By connecting to the public in an enclosing L shape, all five houses repeated diversely relate to compound vernacular architecture with different functions. In accordance with gender separation and privacy, Cluster implements semi-public living space for both male and female while the inner compound is easier for female residents to access. Houses differ depending on factors like family size, religious influence, and socio-economic status. Courtyards contain individual open space in all directions and together compound for animal husbandry or farming purpose. In order to avoid direct sunlight and adapt to tropical desert climate, just a few modest size windows are opened. Inner space allocation ensures privacy and ensures ventilation.

Inspired by local Sudano-Sahelian architectures which are characterized by the use of mud bricks and adobe plaster, the outer façade features fabricated bricks made by cement and Laterite. Laterite optimizes the use of mud as the raw material in situ, and are quite flexible and adaptable, while the bricks are arranged in a pattern evoking the building block in an iconic way.

Water issue is one of the trickiest issues in the harsh desert climate. The two declining roofs that converge in the middle of the system are where the rainwater harvesting process begins. With thermal regulating membrane also known as anti-evaporation membrane and fog catcher on the roof, rainwater is collected from the gutter and drops through the filter it stores in a water tank.

Solar power harvest system integrates the rainwater system. The catchment area of the roof is equipped with solar panels. Photovoltaic panels harness solar energy to generate electricity flow. To convert DC energy to AC power using an inverter, this technology is fundamental and optimizes the panel’s ability in such a challenging environmental condition.

The house adopts public and semi-public spatial relations according to the gender separation with the functions of social and economical aims. Building block designs facilitate the manufacturing of convenient fabrication to achieve rainwater and solar harvesting systems.

THE PROPOSITION the construction