Jiayue Qin portfolio by JiayueQin

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P O R T F O L I O

Master of Architecture University of Michigan E-mail: qinjy@umich.edu Tel:734-353-3197

JIAYUE QIN

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01. Ann Arbor Fire Station Institution Studio 02. Shelter for Slummers UIA-HYP Competition 03. A Micro-City of Amnesty Thesis Selected work from 2016 - 2020. Projects include institutional and cultural architecture design, residential housing design, and renovation. Consistently exploring how space communicates with people, community and context.

04. Detroit Workforce Housing System Studio 05. 'Duo' House Proposition Studio 06. Interior Reconstruction of Gezhouba Community Activity Center Graduate Project 07. Professional Projects Symphony Station CANA Tunnel System /Vent Building Harvard Club Tianjin Jing-Hang Grand Canal Activity Center

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01 Ann Arbor Fire Station Individual Work Institution Studio. 2017.12 Ann Arbor, USA. Advised by McLain Clutter The main idea of the project is to question what should be part of an institution and what an institution should communicate to the public. By playing with different levels of visibility of the interior, and by revealing the institution’s composition of public and private spaces, this project actively “performs” the composition of the institution for the viewing public.

Key to this metaphorical performance in the massing strategy, the mass of the project is composed of small figural elements that appear to aggregate to form the larger whole, while the whole appears to disintegrate into individual figural elements. In this way, and through the spatial strategy, material utilization and detail design, I aim to break the heavy, severe and hierarchical impression of the institution and design a light, participatory and democratic fire station for the community.

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Local Conditions & Program Division

office

main street

hands-on museum

private programs

public programs public space public plaza

added short cut

Concept Diagrams The spatial strategy is to stack solid figural elements and displace them strictly according to three-dimensional grid. For private realm, it is a mass with void figural elements continuing the spatial organizations of public space into

the private part. Most of the columns are located on the grid, while with some are placed 'randomly', breaking the controlled regularity to get rid of hierarchy of space.

5 0

7.5m

Ground Floor Plan

A. Clubs B. Apparatus Bay C. Apparatus Bay Support D. Agency Storage E. Dispatch Room F. Vehicle Maintenance Bay G. Maintenance Bay Support

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H E

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Second Floor Plan

A. Coffee Bar B. Tea Bar C. Educational Programs D. Classroom E. Dorms F. Dining Room G. Kitchen

Third Floor Plan

A. Reading Bar B. Educational Program C. Open Reading Area D. Chief Office E. Chief Bedroom F. Offices G. Meeting Room H. Health Center I. Fitness Room J. TV Room K. Laundry Room L. Entertaining Room M. Bathroom

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Section Perspective

Section

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02 Shelter for Slummers Team Work: Jiayue Qin, Xuan Xie, Yunan Huang Duties: Developed the concept, made physical model, drew renderings and diagrams UIA-HYP Cup. 2016.06 Manila, Philippines. Advised by Jing Zheng The project is a post-disaster construction in Navotas cemetery, the Philippines. Inside Navotas cemetery, about 6,000 slummers live amid the graves and excavated human bones. They believe in Catholicism and live in harmony with the dead.

However, typhoon always destroys slummers' wigwam, making them homeless. In order to solve the problem, we design a shelter, which serving as protection for slummers when disaster comes, and providing them with a better living condition for daily and religious events. Apart from its close connection with social issue, the concept that buildings grow from the site and universality of the cemetery building also contribute to the localness of the design.

Jiayue Qin Portfolio Problem: Damage of Typhoon to the Slum The site is located on the coast of Manila. It is often submerged in water due to tropical rains. Slummers suffer a lot from the disaster. 02. Because of the poor quality of self-built 'houses', slummers are lack of shelter for typhoon.

05. The slums are ruined, and the process of rebuilding is long.

03. Many of the slummers died in the typhoon due to its intensity.

01. The site is located in the Philippines coast of Manila, a frequent landing point.

04. The flood destroyed the local houses, causing slummers having nowhere to go.

Navotas Sea

Navotas Bay

Concept: The Dead Guard the Living

60m

The cemetery is the home for the poor. They do not fear the death. On the contrary, death can guard the living. This concept also follows the doctrine of Catholicism. site scale

coffins

30m cinerary casket dead body

01. Dead bodies are put into the 02. Five years later, there will be a 03. The ashes will be put into the coffins and stored in the cemetery. cremation to the bodies. buildings for commemoration.

Navotas Cemetery Shanty Town

Generation Process: Constructions Growing from the Site

Navotas Slums Immaculate Garden Memorial Park 01. Existing coffins are arranged in line

02. The frames are growing between coffins

03. Walls made of concrete are growing

04. Tall walls are growing from existing coffins

15 0

Site Plan

30m

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Changeable Space: Mobile Structure System

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The tall cylinder walls are immobile.

The frames are prefabricated and can be fixed and disassembled. Some roofs and walls can be unfolded.

On sunny days, people unfold some of the walls and roofs for natural lighting and better ventilation.

On rainy days or when typhoon hits, slummers fold roofs and walls to create enclosed space.

First Floor Plan

Structure Details

E C

Growing Concrete Wall for Casket

Existing Concrete Skeleton of Coffins

Second Floor Plan

20m

A. Public Room B. Central Area C. Private Room D. Cemetery + Pray room + Circulation E. Cemetery + Confess room

Light Steel Skeleton

Sliding Rail

600m

Metal Framework

350m

Plastic Rigid Joints

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03 A Micro-City of Amnesty Individual Work Thesis Project. 2019.04 Advised by Robert Adams This thesis creates the terms for a microscopic city with healing capabilities. It is a de-institutionalized, demedicalized urban space model intended to receive people with different mental states with respect and care. The Micro-City does not isolate any group within a specific urban institution for treatment. The Micro-City provides a space for amnesty. People with different mental states

actively interact, protect, and heal each other. The Micro-City is a state of extreme synchronicity where all human beings and all kinds of life are understood interdependently. The thesis incorporates practices found in Traditional Chinese Medicine for expanding the role of deep material culture. The design work consists of a series of acupunctural, small-scale functional spaces tailored to the specific contours of neurodiversity. This Healing Micro-City is a city within the City; a possible model to reconsider the terms mental health and wellbeing.

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City of Rooms Being different from normal cities controlled by grids or roads, the micro-city is composed of interdependent and interconnected rooms with different levels of openness for people to choose.

Room 01 private

public

Dark green is often defined by its qualities of nurturing and healing. For this most private room, the color helps to heal the people alone. The room includes foldable screens as the 'walls', creating the most closed living space, or the most welcomed private space. Operations of the screens create different light and shadow effect for the surrounding space.

Room 02 private

public

Yellow furniture in both private and public rooms constructs links between spaces creating a optimistic and familiar feeling. Herbs are planted in the room to protect people inside; The opposite screen is flexible with one side green and the other reflective. People control the blades to create different visual effects and qualities of boundaries for the outside people.

Room 03 private

public

Violet is defined by its qualities of spirituality. The color is a stress reducer and create inner calm. The private space is enveloped by thick walls with 'rooms in the room' for bodies. when a person occupies the room with body in the secondary room, the exterior surface turns to be reflective to give signal by becoming 'disappeared' from the micro-city.

Room 04 & 05 private

public

The semi-public room is enclosed by screens with different levels of transparency for the inside social activities and the people outside. Blue is used to heal for nervous disorders. The public space is surrouned by other rooms. Yellow and orange used in the space to encourage active social interactions. The room also includes a digital screen.

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room 03 MICROCITY-design

white noise

SUBSTRUCTURE-research foundation

Traditional Chinese Medicine Objects

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04 Detroit Workforce Housing Team Work: Jiayue Qin, Xiaoti Di, Yunan Huang (The project includes mid-rise and low-rise housing) Duties: Designed Mid-rise housing, drew technical drawings and part of renderings, made physical model System Studio. 2018.12 Detroit, USA. Advised by Douglas Kelbaugh The mid-rise housing is near Michigan central train depot. The goal is to provide affordable and livable living spaces as well as to establish a new city image. It includes two separate buildings, which follow a skip-

stop layout so that the corridors are placed every other floor. In every two floors, there are single-floor units and lofts. Each unit in the building has bedrooms facing south and each loft has cross ventilation on the upper floor. The mid-rise housing is an elevation project. Strategies for the south and north elevation are different according to different contextual considerations. Overall, the midrise project is a workforce apartment, which is spatially compact, efficient and environmentally sustainable.

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102 Units 57 Loft 45 Studio

Michigan Ave

31993ft² Plot Area

83 Parking Plots 31 Ground 52 Underground

Michigan Ave

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Typical Floor Plan (Upper Floor)

Typical Floor Plan (Lower Floor) 20 0

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29 Parking Plot

10560 ft² Covered Area

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South Elevation (facing alley) Compared with the north facade, there is more freedom on south elevation design. The south elevation is facing an alley with good natural orientation, so that there is much sunlight and heat. To take advantage of that, the south facade is incorporated with â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;trombe wallâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; system to absorb and store the heat. Besides, there are two kinds of balconies covered

with different colored metal panels -- colored ones are extruded out and yellow ones are pushed in. These balconies are in living rooms or bedrooms while the type and location vary from unit to unit. The strategy gives more variety for south facade, making it more vivid and more modern.

North Elevation (west building, facing Michigan Ave) The north elevation is facing Michigan Avenue, which is one of the historical urban street with many historical buildings, especially some brick buildings on two sides. As a result, the north facade is relatively regular, orderly and formal to correspond to the surrounding elevational context. Specifically, the north elevation has brick veneer with three different patterns -- vertical patterns for slabs between floors,

horizontal patterns for units and big-size pattern for foundation and elevators. Coral colored metal panels are utilized for roof and windows, adding some modern color for the north facade. Since units on the north of the buildings are all lofts, each unit has a big bay window covering two floors and several small windows for stairs and upper floor lighting.

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¼" Metal panel 2" Foam insulation 10" Concrete wall 2" Foam insulation

½" Sheetrock Vapor barrier 3½" Fiberglass insulation ½" Sheetrock ¼" Metal panel

South Wall Details

North Wall Detail

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05 'Duo' House

Individual Work Proposition Studio. 2018.04 Detroit, USA. Advised by Joel Schmit 'Duo' House is a private house located in Detroit North End, which is an area under rapid development and construction. It is close to the community park -- Bennett playground, and surrounded by many domestic private houses. The main idea of the project includes two aspects. First is to explore different visual relationships in domestic house to meet the two clients' requirements. In this private house,

vision serves as the core to lead or influence the spatial/ formal strategies, material/color usage, interior/exterior surface design, etc. This project also aims to investigate a long-term house -- one house with same layout and fenestration, but functions for two different clients. This is to experiment on architecture's capacity to adapt to different occupants.

Client A is a young mother working at home who wishes to keep her little babies under observation when they are playing. And the house take advantage of the views of Bennett playground.

Client B is a collector possessing many precious paintings. When she takes over the house, it becomes a 'museum' and a container that provides interesting visual experience related to paintings through interactive design technique.

F E reflective surface

Second Floor Plan for Client A's house

Second Floor Plan for Client B's house

A reflective surface

visual line 200 feet

Site Plan

painting wall

100

10 20 feet

A Playroom B Living room C Dining room D Workspace E Adult bedroom F Baby bedroom

Ground Floor Plan of Client A's house

A Exhibition room B Living room C Dining room D Party room E Bedroom

Ground Floor Plan for Client B's house

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reflective material

The fenestration is generated according to the family members' visual relation to the outside views, taking the functions of the space, their heights and behaviors into consideration.

East Elevation of Client A's house

In the collector's house, the exterior wall is covered with reflective materials with different reflective effects. As a result, people in the outside experience different views from the real scenery in Bennett Park.

East Elevation of Client B's house

The section is designed to meet the goal of caring kids in the house visually connecting mom's working space with the play room. It's also the opportunity for kids to observe the starry sky.

The material of the interior wall consists with the exterior, which is to reflect the paintings on the opposite wall. The technique provides an indirect but experiential view of the paintings -the paintings are recreated by reflection effects as well as by the small holes. Also, the change of people's locations in the house changes what they see about the paintings.

East Interior Wall of Client B's house

Section of Client A's house

Sky

North

East

Sight to the Outside in Client A's house

South

West

Section Perspective of Client B's house

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06 Interior Reconstruction of Gezhouba Community Activity Center Individual Work. Graduation Project. 2017.06 Yichang, China. Advised by Hanqing Zhang

The existing community club was built in the 1980s with a reinforced concrete structure system. It was used as a thousand-seat theatre. In the interior renovation, firstly, more shared space should be included in the new activity center for the residents' communication.

Second, there should be more flexibility in the use of space. due to the size limitation. Therefore, these two concepts-sharing and elasticity-are the principles in the renovation design.

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Main Entrance BC

Ground Floor Plan

A. coffee B. guards' room C. reception D. multifunctional atrium E. 250-seat theatre F. equipment G. exhibition H. exhibition I. hands on J. reading area K. reading area L. perform room M. video room N. music room O. storage

4.200

6.300

4.200

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P. entertainment B. reading C. exhibition S. multifunctional atrium T. rehearsal hall

5.400

4.200

Second Floor Plan

18.600 18.000 15.600 15.000 14.400

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Theatre Mode

Daily Condition

Exhibition Mode

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07 Professional Work Symphony Station Renovation and Extension

Transportation Project in DHK Architects. 2020.03 Boston, MA Duties: Designed and developed head houses, and developed drawing set

Overall Surface Level and Platform Plans

Stair and Handrail Details RENOVATED EXISTING STAIRS

EXISTING STAIR HEADHOUSE TO BE REPLACED TO MATCH NEW ELEVATOR HEADHOUSE DESIGN

STAIR #3

STAIR #4

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SYMPHONY HALL

HORTICULTURAL HALL

2- STOP PASS THRU ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR A

GUARDRAIL AND HANDRAILS

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

STEEL GUARDRAIL

ELEVATOR B

1" *1" STEEL PICKETS WELDED TO STEEL

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

STAIR #1

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

BRACKET ARM STRINGER RELOCATED CURB

OUTBOUND PLATFORM (BELOW)

REMOTE EGRESS STAIR

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

HUNTINGTON AVENUE

STEEL ANGLE WELDED TO CHANNEL

HUNTINGTON UNDER PASS

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

HUNTINGTON UNDER PASS

MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER

HUNTINGTON AVENUE

REMOTE EGRESS STAIR

TRANSFORMER VAULT ROOM ACCESS

INBOUND PLATFORM (BELOW)

MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER

RAMP

No.

4' - 0"

Description

MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER STAIR #5

RAMP

MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER

STAIR TO LOWER PLAZA

REPAIR UPPER PLAZA STAIR TO MATCH EXISTING

ELEVATOR C

LOWER PLAZA

RELOCATED EXISTING UTILITY ENCLOSURE

STAIR #6

REPAIR UPPER PLAZA STAIR TO MATCH EXISTING

DN MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER

3-STOP 90 DEG ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR D STAIR #7

STATION STAIR

GUARDRAIL & HANDRAIL AT STAIR 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

SECTION RAILING SECTION DETAIL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

RELOCATED EXISTING UTILITY ENCLOSURE

LOWER PLAZA DN

EXISTING RETAIL BELOW

EXISTING RETAIL BELOW BRIDGE ABOVE

OVERALL SURFACE PLAN 1 SCALE: 8 0 4 1/16" = 1'-0"

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SYMPHONY STATION

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ELEV A

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HORTICULTURAL HALL (ABOVE)

MEZZANINE

4*4 HSS TUBE STEEL POST

2-STOP PASS THRU ELEVATOR

ELEV B

STRINGER

STAIR #2

EGRESS STAIR

LOBBY

AREA OF RESCUE / FIRE RATED GLASS

POINT OF SAFETY

VENDING MACHINES

ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM RELOCATED AFC

AREA OF RESCUE

EXISTING SIGNAL BOX TO BE RELOCATED

0' - 1"

OUTBOUND PLATFORM

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PRECAST CONCRETE TREAD WITH RISER TYP.

STEEL BEAMS, COLUMNS?

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

STEEL SHELF ANGLE AT EACH END OF TREAD TYP.

OUTBOUND TRACK

48' - 9"

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

1' - 0"

TACTILE WARNING STRIP EDGE OF PLATFORM

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

STAIR #1

EXISTING SERVICE TUNNEL

PUBLIC TOILET ROOM

HIGH FRICTION CONTRAST STRIP

COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT TO REMAIN

ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM

ATTENDANT BOOTH

EJECTOR PIT

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18' - 0"

RAILING - SADDLE 3" = 1'-0"

COMMUNICATION ROOM

STAIR #4

EXISTING STAIRS RENOVATED

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STAIR #3 EMERGENCY ELEC ROOM

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ELECTRICAL ROOM

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INDICATES APPROXIMATE EXTENTS OF CONSTRUCTION

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VERTICAL SUPPORT

OVERALL SURFACE LEVEL PLAN

SLEEVE CONNECTION W/1/4" DIA.

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CONTRACT NO. A26PS02

NEW WORK

SYMPHONY HALL (ABOVE)

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3 1/2" * 2" * 1/8" SADDLE

3 1/2" * 2" *1/8" SADDLE

MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

EXISTING WORK TO REMAIN

2" @GUARDRAIL 1 1/2" @HANDRAIL

GUARDRAIL ATTACHED TO SADDLE W/COUNTERSUNK GALV. METAL SCREWS

SYMPHONY TOWERS

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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE

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GUARDRAIL ATTACHED TO SADDLE W/COUNTERSUNK GALV. METAL SCREWS

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MODIFIED EXISTING PLANTER

0' - 2"

UPPER PLAZA

302' - 4"

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

79' - 5"

CONCRETE DECK LANDING DETAIL 1 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

HUNTINGTON UNDERPASS

H-av-CL

RELOCATED FARE COLLECTION RELOCATED AFC EXISTING SERVICE TUNNEL

TACTILE WARNING STRIP

FIRE ALARM ROOM

48' - 9"

EDGE OF PLATFORM

POINT OF SAFETY

EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL ROOM

INBOUND PLATFORM

PUBLIC TOILET ROOM

AREA OF RESCUE

NEW EJECTOR PIT

EXISTING ROOM 8

18' - 0"

ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM

LOBBY

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3-STOP ELEVATOR

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STAIR

AREA OF RESCUE / FIRE RATED GLASS

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STAIR CONNECTION TO CONC PLATFORM DETAIL 3 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Owner

SYMPHONY STATION OVERALL PLATFORM PLAN 1 SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

Project Name Unnamed

CONTRACT NO. A26PS02

EXISTING WORK TO REMAIN

OVERALL PLATFORM LEVEL PLAN

NEW WORK

MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY

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PRECAST CONCRETE TREAD WITH RISER, TYP.

Description

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3-STOP ELEVATOR 1 A-513

HEAVY DUTY CAST-ALUMINUM NOSING WITH EMBEDDED SAFETY YELLOW, HIGH FRICTION CONTRAST STRIP. FASTEN USING WING CONNECTOR BOLTS.

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ELEV D

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VENDING MACHINES ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM

PLATFORM

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STAIR #5

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Professional Work CANA Tunnel System Renovation

Harvard Club & Parcel H

Renovation Plans

Interior Renderings

Housing Projects in DHK Architects. 2020.01 Boston, MA Duties: Did interior perspectives

BOSTON, MA CANA TUNNEL & VENT BUILDINGS REHABILITATION

STATE

SHEET NO.

FED. AID PROJ. NO.

TOTAL SHEETS

A-C-104

PROJECT FILE NO.

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VB14-ROOF LEVEL ARCHITECTURAL SCOPE

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Transportation Project in DHK Architects. 2019.12 Boston, MA Duties: Conducted site survey, wrote functional design report, and produced drawings set

KEYED NOTES:

REMOVE EXISTING LOW-SLOPING BALLASTED MEMBRANE ROOF ASSEMBLY DOWN TO DECK. SEE CHAPTER 7.1.3 FOR REPLACEMENT ASSEMBLIES

REMOVE AND REPLACE ALL ROOF DRAINS WITH NEW ROOF ASSEMBLY. CLEAN OUT LEADER WHERE NECESSARY

REMOVE AND REPLACE ALL ROOF HATCHES AND ASSOCIATIVE BLOCKING

PROPERLY FLASH NEW APPROVED ROOFING SYSTEM INTO EXISTING FAN EXHAUST TOWER PENETRATIONS

REMOVE AND STORE EXISTING UPPER ROOF PRECAST PARAPET CAP. REINSTALL AFTER INSTALLATION OF NEW APPROVED ROOF SYSTEM AND FLASH PROPERLY

INSTALL NEW TERMINATION BAR WITH THE NEW APPROVED ROOF SYSTEM UNDER PARAPET CAP AT LOWER ROOF EXTERIOR WALLS

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GENERAL NOTES: NEW RIGID INSULATION WILL BE TAPERED AT ATLEAST 1/4" PER FOOT TO SLOPE TO NEW PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DRAIN LOCATIONS

REMOVE AND STORE ALL MISC. LIGHTING AND LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEMS UNTIL NEW APPROVED ROOF SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED. REINSTALL IN EXISTING CONFIGURATION

VB 14 ROOF PLAN 1/16" = 1'-0"

MassDOT DWT Version: 4.3

March 2019

BOSTON, MA CANA TUNNEL & VENT BUILDINGS REHABILITATION

STATE

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KEYED NOTES:

REFER TO CHAPTER 7.9.3 FOR DETAILS ON DOOR REPLACEMENT CLASSIFICATION

ACCESS EXPANSION JOINT FROM THE SURFACE AND REPLACE IN ITS ENTIRETY

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PLENUM

VB14-201 DN

4 5 UP

GENERAL NOTES: INSTALL NEW FLOOR DRAINS AND LEADERS INTO PENETRAITONS IN THE PLENUM SLAB TO MITIGATE WATER INFILTRATION FROM FAN TOWERS INTO STORAGE BELOW

MassDOT DWT Version: 4.3

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BOSTON, MA CANA TUNNEL & VENT BUILDINGS REHABILITATION

STATE

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KEYED NOTES:

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REFER TO CHAPTER 7.9.3 FOR DETAILS ON DOOR REPLACEMENT CLASSIFICATION

ACCESS EXPANSION JOINT FROM THE SURFACE AND REPLACE IN ITS ENTIRETY

ELECTRICAL

VB14-301

FAN ROOM VB14-304

VB14-302

VB14-305 VB14-303

5 1

TYP.

VB 14 FAN FLOOR PLAN 1/16" = 1'-0"

MassDOT DWT Version: 4.3

March 2019

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Professional Work Tianjin Jing-Hang Grand Canal Activity Center

Cultural Building Project in URBANUS. 2018.09 Tianjin, China Duties: Designed west elevation of building 02, drew construction drawings, diagrams and 3D model

Interior Construction Drawings

Project Photography (by Xiazhi)

Building 01 Interior Diagram

Building 02 Elevation Development

Detailed Drawings

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