Portfolio_Jiahui Wang

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PORTFOLIO

OF JIAHUI WANG SELECTED WORKS 2008-2015

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN//M.ARCH



CONTENTS CULINARY INFUSION 02 Mixed-use residential Food

INTERWEAVING LINES 08 Bus terminal Circulation & Courtyard

"VILLAGE" IN THE CITY 18 SOHO(Small Office Home Office) Scale permeation, Courtyard

SHARE THE SUNSHINE 24 Community renewal Old community, new life

PICKLED VERNACULAR 34 Culture Inheritance Juxtaposition & Process

AGENT INTELLENCE 40 From design to fabrication Python scripting & Robotic rod bending

HOBBY 48 RESUME 49


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CULINARY INFUSION

Topic: Residential mixed use Status: System studio Team work, with Daniel Sebalt, Stefan Cavezzali Role: Residence, caravansary design Date: Jan.2014 - April 2014 Critic: Prof.Geoffrey Th端n

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Maple Leaf Gardens Loblaws

Kensington Market Richtree Natural Market Restaurants

St. Lawrence Market

CN Tower

Ground Floor Plan

Site Plan 1.6%

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Programs Integration

Unit Types 1:100

MICRO UNIT(24) 27 sq.m / 290 sf

Unit Types 1:100

Culinary Programs on site: 1. Market 2. Culinary Training Center 3. Caravansary 4. Chinese-style Communal Kitchen 5. Italian-style Communal Kitchen 6. Middle-East-style Communal Kitchen 7. Indian-style Communal kitchen 8. Rooftop Terrace 9. Farmers’ Market 10. Flexible Use BBQ/Dining/ Festival Pavilions

Roof Plan 1:200 Roof Plan

SINGLE(9) 54 sq.m / 581 sf

MICRO UNIT(24) 27 sq.m / 290 sf

Level 10 PlanPlan 1:200 Level 10 DOUBLE(10) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Roof Plan 1:200

SINGLE(9) 54 sq.m / 581 sf

Level 9 Plan Level 9 Plan 1:200

TRIPLE(4)

162 sq.m / 1744 sf

Level 10 Plan 1:200 DOUBLE(10) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

MAISONETTE(7) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Level 8 Plan 1:200 Level 8 Plan TRIPLE(4)

Level 9 Plan 1:200

162 sq.m / 1744 sf

Unit Types

SIDE STACK(6) 162 sq.m / 1744 sf

Unit Types 1:100

MAISONETTE(7) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Level 8 Plan 1:200

Micro Unit(24) 27 sq.m / 290 sf

MICRO UNIT(24) 27 sq.m / 290 sf

Level 7 Plan 1:200 Level 7 Plan

Side Stack (6) 162 sq.m / 1744 sf

SIDE STACK(6) 162 sq.m / 1744 sf

SCISSOR(10) 114 sq.m / 1227 sf

Level 6 Plan 1:200 Level 6 Plan Level 7 Plan 1:200 Roof Plan 1:200

Single(9) 54 sq.m / 581 sf

SINGLE(9) 54 sq.m / 581 sf

Scissor (10) 114 sq.m / 1227 sf

SCISSOR(10) 114 sq.m / 1227 sf

Level 6 Plan 1:200

SKIP STOP(7)

Double(10) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Level 5 Plan 1:200 Level 5 Plan

174 sq.m / 1873 sf Level 10 Plan 1:200

DOUBLE(10) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Triple(4) 162 sq.m / 1744 sf

TRIPLE(4)

162 sq.m / 1744 sf

Level 4 Plan 1:200 Level 4 Plan

Skip stop(7) 174 sq.m / 1873 sf Level 9 Plan 1:200

Level 5 Plan 1:200

SKIP STOP(7) 174 sq.m / 1873 sf

Mainsonette(7) 108 sq.m / 1163 sf

MAISONETTE(7) 108 sq.m / 1162 sf

Level 8 Plan 1:200

Level 4 Plan 1:200

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Level 3 Plan

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Level 3 Plan 1:200

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SIDE STACK(6)

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Level 7 Plan 1:200 5 20

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Level 3 Plan 1:200

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Level 2 Plan

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Level 2 Plan 1:200

SCISSOR(10) 114 sq.m / 1227 sf

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Level 6 Plan 1:200

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Level 2 Plan 1:200 Level 5 Plan 1:200 SKIP STOP(7) 174 sq.m / 1873 sf

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Level 4 Plan 1:200

1. Residential Lobby 2. Market Main Lobby 3. MARKET 4. Culinary Entrance 5. Reading Space/ Lounge 6. Office 7. Office 8. Meeting Room 9. Office 10. Office 11. Storage 12. Garbage

13. Storage 14. Cold Storage 15. Fruit&Vegetable Storage 16. Wine Storage 17. Classroom 18. Lounge 19. Auditorium 20. Kitchen 21. Caravansary Entrance 22. CARAVANSARY 23. Storage

Ground Floor Plan 1:200

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Section Detail

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13mm gypsum wall board 150mm rigid insulation infill 20mm air space 3mm aluminum panel

Operable window unit

Recessed aluminum spandrel panel

Thermally broken mullion

50mm concrete topping cast around radiant floor heating piping system 200mm concrete slab with welded wire mesh Suspended steel frame U-channels Gypsum ceiling, flush with underside of mullion

150mm aluminum mullions

Fixed window unit in curtain wall system

Steel stud wall infill 2% slope

3 mm aluminum panel Bituminous waterproofing membrane 150mm rigid insulation (3 layers with joints offset) Drainage space Fully adhered roofing membrane 200mm concrete slab with welded wire mesh Suspended steel frame system attached to concrete slab Prefabricated curved wood soffit on frame structure suspended from steel frame with steel wire

Aluminum panel clipped onto Z-members Steel stud wall infill

Aluminum panel acting as drip edge 50mm concrete topping cast around radiant floor heating piping system 200mm concrete slab with welded wire mesh Air/vapour 150mm rigid insulation 25mm air space Aluminum cladding panels

Facade Detail

Facade Detail Elevation

Site Section

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INTERWEAVING LINES

BUS TERMINAL

Topic: Circulation&Courtyard Status: Curriculum design Independent work Date: Mar.2011 - May.2011 Critic: Zhang Jinhong

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The station square is located according to the main flow direction, and the waiting hall faces the scenery to the largest scale. The entrance hall connects the waiting hall and the outbound hall.

S STATTAITOION SQU STATIO N SQU ARE N SQU ARE ARE RANC CE HALL EN TAN E HALL ENTRTR ANCECE HALL HALL

OUT OUTBOBOUND HALL UND HA O LL OUTUTBOUND HA BOUND LL HALL

EXTRUSION

In order to provide the passengers with a better waiting environment, a small square space is extruded from the waiting hall.

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The site is located in the center of the city.On the west of the site is the urban public landscape, and on the south there is a bus station.

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CONTEXT

FUNCTION ADDITION

Add auxiliary functions on top of the fundamental ones, such as the staff's offices, conference rooms and drivers' hostels.

S STATTAITOION SQU STATIO N SQU ARE N SQU ARE ARE AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

In terms of the users' number and frequency, vertical transportation and washrooms are arranged to meet the basic needs of people. 10

VOLUME INTERWEAVING

The volume of passengers and the volume of staff interweave and form the architecture as a whole without disturbing each other.


BUS

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S STATTAITOION SQU STATIO N SQU ARE N SQU ARE ARE

S STATTAITOION SQU STATIO N SQU ARE N SQU ARE ARE BUS

AUTOMOBILES' CIRCULATION

PASSENGERS' CIRCULATION

COURTYARD

BETTER ENVIRONMENT

Three kinds of buses: the one that rests in the parking lot after unloading the passengers; the one that leaves the coach station after unloading the passengers and the one that goes to the waiting position after unloading the passengers.

The interweaving volumes naturally form two courtyards which are surrounded by walls of different heights in order to let the sunlight shines in brightly.

IMPROVED VIEW

Corresponding to the natural scenery, large glass screen walls allow the landscape to flow into the building with no barricades.

Four kinds of passengers: the one that goes straightly to the waiting hall; the one first buys the ticket at the ticket office before entering the waiting hall; the one outbounds directly after getting off the bus, and the one goes into the ticket office for another trip after getting off the bus.

Large space of the site is reserved for plantation. With the urban public green field and the courtyards inside the architecture, the enviroment is greatly improved.

SPACE QUALIFICATION

The twisted "L" shaped architecture naturally qualifies three spaces: the main station square, the parking area and the small recreation space in front of the waiting hall.

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1.Entrance hall 2.Ticket hall 3.Ticket office 4.Ticket stock room 5.Courtyard 6.Luggage check 7.Luggage stock room 8.Duty office 9.Luggage storage room 10.The guard room 11.Broadcasting office 12.Waiting hall 13.Police office 14.Clinic room 15.Dispatch room 16.Lounge 17.Smoking room 18.Driver's assistant lounge 19.Luggage extraction storeroom 20.Luggage extraction room 21.Ticket checking room 22.Outbound hall

LEVEL 1 PLAN

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1.Recreation space 2.Driver's assistant lounge 3.staff's office 4.Financial room 5.Statistics room 6.Outdoor platform 7.Conference room 8.Lounge 9.Supermarket 10.Fast food restaurant 11.Preparation room 12.Stock room


Main entrance

MASTER PLAN

The design starts from the basic functions, which response to the context: the nearby bus station and urban public landscape.The volume of passengers and the volume of staff interweave together, naturally enclosuring courtyards inside the architecture. Meanwhile, the twisted "L"shaped form qualifies the site into different spaces of use, avoiding the interference of circulations and creating an improved environment.

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SECTION 1-1

SECTION 2-2

SECTION 3-3

SECTION 4-4

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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Courtyards inserted in the building break the monotony of circulation from the outbound hall to the waiting hall, bringing green and fresh into the functional architecture. 15


Expanded facade of courtyard 1

Expanded facade of courtyard 2

Capricious qualifications of space bring passengers a b u n d e n t experiences with delightful views.

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Corridor linking the outbound hall and the entrance hall

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"VILLAGE" IN THE CITY

Shenzhen Shenye Kezhigu South SoHo Concept De Topic: Overall site planning, street, coutyard, SOHO Status: Internship at Urbanus(Shenzhen), China Duties: Massing, modeling, elevations, sections Date: Mar.2013 - Jun.2013

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Volume Strategy

SITE

On the southeast of the site, there are two skyscrapers which bring big height pressure tp the site. To relieve the pressure, the strategy of short volmes that stretch horizontally is adopted.

“Big” is composed of small

Who works in SoHo? Telecommuting

Personal Business

Characteristics:

Characteristics:

Hotel Conference center(SOM) Area: 11,552 sq.m Height: 71m

Example industries: • Consultants • Telecommuters from large offices

What is SoHo work?

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No retail frontage or foot traffic Few customers

Supported commercial types: •Offices with limited need for commercial and employee traffic

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Characteristics:

Limited retail frontage and foot traffic • Many customers and employees possible •

Supported commercial types: •Offices with greater need for commercial and employee traffic and identity

Completely work space Commdercial traffic and employees possible

Example industries: • Technology startups • Medium design company

Community dependent

Traffic independent

Characteristics:

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Example industries: • Indivisual designers/artists • Professionals(doctors, dentists, lawyers, real estate) • International company outposts

Tower 1(SOM) Area: 228,338 sq.m Height: 380m Program: Hotel&Office

Tower 2(SOM) Area: 146,237 sq.m Height: 282m Program: Office

Characteristics:

Mainly work space with optional residential area • Limited commdercial traffic and few if any employees

Mainly residential use woth designated work area • No commercial traffic or employees •

Project Zoning&Program

Small Business

Traffic dependent

Characteristics:

Retail frontage and foot traffic • Many customers and employees possible Supported commercial types: •Offices with large need for commercial and employee traffic anidentity • Any retail •


Level 4 Plan

Site Plan

Cluster Perspective

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Level 5 Plan

Level 6 Plan 22


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SHARE THE SUNSHINE URBAN RENEWAL

Topic: Old community, new life Status: Curriculum design & Competition Team work, with Xuezhi Li, Wangda Lu Role: Chief designer Date: Mar.2012 - May.2012 Critic: Li Zuolong

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BEHIND THE FLOURISH When you first came to an unfamiliar city, lingering on the beautiful street vista, have you ever tried to observe in a more genuine eye? The world behind the street is totally different: extremely lack of sanitary facilities, shabby house conditions and security risks existing almost everywhere. Behind the flourish is the real sketch of the vulnerable living at the bottom of the society.

washroom

water

kitchen

sport

study

chat

HOW TO TRANSFORM

The seashore is the most bustling part of Qingdao, where a number of beaches, historic landmarks, villas and mansions locate.

Zhongshan Road is Qingdao's old commercial street , along which stands many shops. But behind the street, Liyuan yards are hidden.

Ankang courtyard

ABOUT LIYUAN

Liyuan is a vital city unit of Qingdao, which used to be colonized by Germany for thirty years. This architectural form combines the traditional Chinese courtyard space with western architectural style which contains both residential and commercial functions in one construction. Liyuan's buildings are made of wood, always 2-3floors high, standing along the street with two or three openings to the outside. Enclosed by buildings, the central yard is intimate and vivacious.

LIYUAN'S TRANSFORMATION STRATEGY

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electricity

Internet


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FUNDAMENTAL SPACE REGENERATION Liyuan residence typical plans survey

Space utilization analysis

Room type

REST bed

cupboard

The proportion of the type in the whole community 27%

25%

24%

PUBLIC

Compound space utilization analysis:The clear height of Liyuan resid adding mezzanine can effectively increase the use of area; the height can meet the need of standing and sitting, and there is also room for s bed; the living space and the sleeping space are totally seperated.

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Current situation

Current situation Current situation analysis

surveying plan

A single bed is enough for living by himself, and he wishes for an independent washroom and a desk.

Transformation outcomes

surve Transformation outcomes

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Zhang is 24 years old, working in Qingdao alone after college graduation.

The family of un household in Liy Lan is 11years o primary school.

module combination

Space characteristic : the mezzanine can be used for storage or receiving friends. Construction area 12.3㎡ Use area 17.0㎡ Utilization factor 1.4

bottom plan

bottom plan

mezzanine plan

Current situation

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Current situation Current situation analysis The area is enough, the only problemis lacking cut off between the living room and bedroom.

surveying plan

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Transformation outcomes

Transformation outcomes

The Zhang couple work in the factory nearby, and they like to stay home surfing the Internet in their spare time.

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Grandma Li, years old. He often comes a

module combination

Space characteristic: there is a specific computer room; the mezzaninecan be used as stock room or bedroom for the future kid. Construction area 22.8㎡ Use area 31.6㎡ Utilization factor 1.3

bottom plan

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mezzanine plan

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Space regeneration module

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dence is 3.2m, of mezzanine standing before

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ncle Zhao is the old yuan. His daughter old, 4th grade in .

The bottom layer is the 3㎡ washroom, the mezzanine is single bedroom and stock room.

living alone, is 83 er granddaughter and looks after her.

zzanine plan

The bottom layer kitchen is expanded to 5.4㎡ for dining room; the mezzanine is double bedroom.

Ladder is used by families with chilidren and young people, saving space for transportation.

Stairs are also cupboards of 1.1㎡storage space.

Current situation Current situation analysis

Current situation analysis

As the child has grown up, a study space is needed. It will be better if there is a specific study room.

There is no cut off between the livingroom and bedroom. They hope to have seperated bedrooms.

surveying plan Transformation outcomes

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Wang and Li share the flat together. They often receive fiends at the weekends.

module combination

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module combination

Space characteristic: everyone has space of their own, and the livingroom is enough for meeting fiends.

Space characteristic: the child has her own study space, and the livingroom is bright. Construction area 22.8㎡ Use area 31.6㎡ Utilization factor 1.3

zzanine plan

eying plan

The bottom layer is the 3㎡ kitchen; the mezzanine is single bedroom and stock room.

Construction area 22.7㎡ Use area 31.9㎡ Utilization factor 1.4

bottom plan

mezzanine plan

Current situation Current situation analysis

Current situation analysis

Grandma Li is too old to come up and down the stairs, so she hopes to have a washroom and an extra bedroom for her granddaughter.

Four people live in 20㎡, and the corridor is used as kitchen. The kid’slittle bed is used as sofa.

surveying plan Transformation outcomes

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+ The Xu family has three generations living under one roof, the grandma is 87 and the granddaughter is in 5th grade primary school.

module combination

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module combination

Space characteristic: the mezzanine can be used as stockroom or feriends reception.

Space character: everyone has seperated space. The family has dining room, kitchen and washroom.

Construction area 22.8㎡ Use area 31.6㎡ Utilization factor 1.3

Construction area 22.8㎡ Use area 31.4㎡ Utilization factor 1.4

bottom plan

mezzanine plan

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The openings on the "communication box" accord to human scale, showing the activities inside.

The overhanged "communication boxes" offer space for residents to chat and rest. The colorful perforated plate and the vivacious facade bring the old Liyuan brightness and vitality.

Circulation analysis of "communication box" 30

The section of "communication box"


FOR CHILDREN

Distribution of children's reading houses and corridors

In order to make up for the deficiency of no considerations of children when Liyuan was originally built, reading houses and playing sites are especially designed. Corridors on the roof along the community's inner street connect reading and studing spaces as a whole, avoiding the insecurities on the crowded ground. All the facilities build a totally new vision for children to see the society and the world .

The reading houses are all surrounded by trees, creating a delightful environment for children to study and play.

BIG READING HOUSE PLAN

BIG READING HOUSE SECTION

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

In the old community, activities and circulations of almost every yard point outwards. There is no passage among the yards, which adversely affects the communication and association of the households living in Liyuan.

During the process of research, we find an inner line which connects all the yards in the community texture.

On the foundation of maitaining the old community texture, retrofitted constructions are demolished, expanding an inner street which connects every yard.

With the other two public active open space, the inner street centralizes the community households and thus greatly improves the living atomosphere of the old community.

The inner street connects the yards on both sides. Platforms and the "air corridor" enrich the space levels of every yard in liyuan. People on both sides of the street can have eye contacts with people in the street. The communication is enhanced based on the The crosswise section of the community premise of privacy.

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THREE NETWORKS

Children's reading house Corridor in the air

STUDY NET

Communication box Entertainment platform

COMMUNICATION NET

Original trees Newly planted trees

GREEN NET

Old New

SITE

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PICKLED VERNACULAR PICKELD CABBAGE CENTER Topic: Culture inheritance Status: Proposition studio Independent work Date: Sep.2014 - Dec.2014 Critic: Prof.Mary Ann Ray

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View from the 5th ring road

Cabbage in History

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Beijing “Sprawling Pie“ Ring Road System 5th Ring Road

Airport EXPY

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Site Plan

Site: Caochangdi 4th Ring Road 3rd Ring Road 5th g

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2nd Ring Road The Forbidden City

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Site Plan 1:4000

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Napa Cabbage Pickled Napa Cabbage Beijing Beijnger As an indispensable part on every Beijingers’ dining table, napa cabbages witness the growth of the city and the change of daily routine of individuals. As the buildings bursting taller, transportations developing more and more convenient, the tradition of preparing pickled cabbages for the winter is becoming further and further away. To revive this deep “warm memory” of Beijingers, a pickled cabbage center along the 5th ring road gathers people together, making pickled cabbages and bringing back the city spirit. Cabbages as people, the modest cabbage is a simple reflection of a Beijnger’s life.


Plans and Axons Viewing platform Roof cabbage planting garden

Family Cooking & Dining

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Researcher’s living space Cabbage Cooking & Dining

Cabbage Cooking & Dining Laboratories up

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Cabbage Washing and Chopping

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Ramps for the transportation of Cabbages and Jars

Wood Structure Pickled Cabbage Jar Shelf Pickled Cabbage Jars 37


Pickled Cabbage Making Process

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Pickled Cabbage Shelf Anatomy 1.

Piece One: column

Piece One: column

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Piece Two: beam

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Beam

Right: Mock up of the pickled cabbage jar shelf Kongming lock is a traditional Chinese intellectual toy. It is said that the toy was invented by Zhuge Kongming some 2,000 years ago based on the principles of the eight-diagram metaphysics. The concave and convex parts inside the three-dimensional interpolation toy mesh perfectly. Kongming locks come in different shapes and sizes, with different internal structures. 39


AGENT INTELLIGENCE FROM DESIGN TO FABRICATION Status: Thesis project Team work, with Yinglin Wu, Safei Gu Role: Chief designer, fabricator Date: Jan.2015 - Apr.2015 Critic: Prof. Glenn Wilcox, Prof. Wes McGee

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Agent-based computing is one of the computational models for simulating the movements and the interactions of a group of autonomous agents, with the potential to generate a systematic emergent effect of the agent system as a whole. We interpreted such complex movements of the agents into the spatial geometries of steel rods via abstracting the physical properties and fabrication constraints of the steel rods into programming languages.

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Scripting System System Input

Domain : Exibition space at Liberty Annex with a coloum on site.

Add points on ground in the space

Set a surface into the space as one rule

Combination of points and surfaces

def Responsibility():

distance original vector

If distance > 15" : keep going

distance

Calculate the distance between the agent and the surface If distance < 15" :

Find the closest point on the surface

Snap to the surface

new vector

Evaculate the closest surface

New vector is the one between the points on the surface(s)

Move along the surface

The trail is the ligature between the original position and the new one.

System Output

Trails of the agents-geometry of rods

During the design-fabrication process, we took the perspective of a more integrated feedback network of formational design process, material properties and fabrication concerns, compared to the traditional one-way feedback from design to fabrication. We used the 7-axis robotic rod bending and computer numerical control (CNC) machining techniques to receive generated fabrication scripts and give feedback to design process as the way to improve the construction process of the physical prototype of our agentbased computing system.

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Geometries generated from different settings Top View

Side View

Agent numbers : 20 irritation : 30 distance factor : 5 z value factor : 3

Agent numbers : 60 Irritation : 25 Distance factor : 15 Z value factor : 3

Agent numbers : 60 Irritation : 25 Distance factor : 15 Z value factor : 3

Agent numbers : 60 Irritation : 30 Distance factor : 15 Z value factor : 3

Agent numbers : 60 Irritation : 30 Distance factor : 15 Z value factor : 3

Selected settings

Agent numbers : 60 Irritation : 30 Distance factor : 15 Z value factor : 3

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Perspective

Rod Geometry


To architect the computational system, we began from identifying three main patterns for steel rods. Based on the translated material constraints of the steel rod, these three patterns tailor the three-dimensional pathways of agents’ movements. Each of these patterns can be manipulated in various ways based on certain rules assigned to the agents through designated tasks. Within the flexible frames of these rules, variations could be generated through different compositions of the rules. Since each agent could not determine the global vision of the whole system, it needs to detect the environment continuously before moving to a next position in space. Such detecting behavior of the environment and its neighborhood also enables each agent reacts autonomously as a whole system.

Other possibilities

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Fabrication Constraints

R = 5/8�

300 mm 622 mm

Steel rod bending radius

Bending machinery constraints

Min segment length = 50 mm

Min last segment length = 280 mm

Rod geometry constraints

Max bending angle = 120°

Flexible joints for error reduction

Bending angle constraint

Load transition diagram

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Strategy for long geometry-overlapped joint

At least four welding points per rod

Ceter of mass study to strengthen structure balance

STAAD steel rod structure deflection analysis


Overall specifications:

Total length of the rods 467ft Number of the rods 179 Number of welding nodes 716 Robotic simulation time 4 days x 2 ppl Robotic rod bending time 12 hrs Wood CNC router time 1.5 hrs Steel plates water jet time 3 hrs Wood base assembly 12 hrs x 3 ppl Rod Position time 18 hrs x 2 ppl Welding time 12 hrs x 2 days

Phase 3

Phase 1

Phase 4 Phase 2

MDF assembly for rod positioning

Overview of the fabrication structure

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Potala Palace, 2011

DRAWING

I see drawing as a kind of recording method which can represent the characteristics of the painter, making the drawing vivid and full of emotions.

PHOTPGRAPHY Sketch at Hong Village, 2009

Napa Cabbage and the ladybug, 2014

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Sketch at Maerta Mountain, 2010

Road, Xining, 2012

Photography is one of my hobbies. Capturing changes of shadow and the nature through the camera len are the most exciting moments in my travels.

City under the shadow, Qingdao, 2009


Jiahui Wang 408B Huron Towers, 2200 Fuller Court | Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48105 | wjiahui@umich.edu | 734-834-7468

EDUCATION University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning Master of Architecture (2 years) China University of Petroleum(East China), Qingdao, China College of Pipeline and Civil Engineering Bachelor of Engineering Major: Architecture (5 years)

Sept. 2013- May 2015 Sept. 2008- June, 2013

WORK EXPERIENCE Intern Marble Fairbanks, New York City, USA Mar. 2015 Project: Lawrence University dormitory renovation, Milwaukee Duties: Rendering GWG Architects, New Haven, CT, USA May- Aug. 2014 Projects: Atlantic Wharf Mixed-used Design, Branford, CT Benton Cafe(UConn) Interior Renovation, Storrs, CT Duties: Elevations, modeling, renderings, interior design HLW International, New York City, USA Mar. 2014 Project: Google New York Office Building Elevation Renovation, New York City Duties: Rendering URBANUS Architecture & Design, Shenzhen, China Mar.- Jun. 2013 Project: Shenzhen Shenye Kezhigu South SOHO Concept Design, Shenzhen, China Duties: Massing, modeling, elevations, sections Zephyr (US) Architects P.C. Beijing, China Aug.- Dec. 2012 Project: Changchun Vanke Blue Hills Residential Area Design, Jilin, China Type: Architectural design and residential planning Duties: Residential building design, modeling, plans, elevations, sections AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS 3rd “CUC Cup” national university students architectural design competition, Award of Excellence Mar.- May 2012 “Old Community, New Life”, Community renewal design 12nd Shandong Province undergraduate architectural design competition, Award of Excellence Sept.- Oct. 2012 “507 Factory transformation”, Library design Scholarship of China University of Petroleum, Third Place Sept.2011- July 2012 Scholarship of China University of Petroleum, Second Place Sept.2009- July 2010 SOFTWARE & SKILLS 3D Modeling: Rhino, Revit, Sketchup, T-Splines, Grasshopper, Python, CATIA 2D Graphic: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, AutoCAD Model Making: 7-axis Robotic rod bending, Woodworking, Metalworking, CNC Millng, Laser cutting, Zund Cutting Application: MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, Adobe Acrobat Professional Languages: Mandarin Chinese(native), English(professional proficiency) Earlist day to start working: Jun.15, 2015 49



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