Jie Bao | 2019-2023 Selected works by jiebao97

Jie Bao M Arch I 22’ SELECTED WORKS 2019-2023

CONT

Academic Works 01 02 03 04 05

Flying Canopy Bathhouse for Fairmount Park

Edge Condition Residence for Fishtown

Callowhill Cascade Brewery Market for Callowhill

Under the Bridge Diving Center under the Manhattan Bridge

Deployable Structure Studies of deployable structure

Professional Works 06 07

08 09

St. Joseph South Sound Cancer Center Healthcare Project, NBBJ

Makena Single-family House, Olson Kundig

KPWA TAC Mechanical Infrastructure Bridging Pro Healthcare Project, NBBJ

Elevator Remodel Cultural Project, Olson Kundig

TENT

P. 01-12

P. 13-24

P. 25-34

P. 35-42

P. 43-44

P. 45-48

P. 49-54

oject P. 55-56

P. 57-58

| 01 |

Flying Canopy BATHHOUSE FOR FAIRMOUNT PARK IN PHILADELPHIA Spring 2021 Institute: University of Pennsylvania Instructor: Daniel Markiewicz Location: Fairmount Park, Philadelphia Group Work Partner: Yingzhi Chen

Looking back into history, bathhouse has its deep root within different cultures around the world. The form and structure of the bathhouse may vary, but the intent is primarily the production of pleasure through relaxation. Inspired by the traditional Japanese onsen, this project aims to tie up the bathhouse with nature, blending the boundary of exterior and interior spaces. The site is located on the east side of Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, where the river was redirected due to the water dam and the water factory which had an important role in Philadelphia history. “Water” as a way-finding element not only guides people inside the space but also leads people to reach the Schuylkill River. The starting point is the cloth model. If we imagine the flat ground as a cloth, what will happen when it touches the object? There are two types of objects used for the wrapped object, manmade objects and natural objects like tree branches. After being wrapped by cloth, the one with the manmade object has formed a lot of natural curves and surfaces while the one with natural object displayed a structural-like form.

Site Plan

Section

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Storage Warm Pool Exterior Pool Sauna Cool Pool Massage Relaxation Area Sundeck Reused Rain Pool

Reunion of Two Portions The public bridge connects two portions and serves as the entryway. It allows people who don’t necessarily enter the building to have a glance at the underground pool. At the underground level, the pool is designed as an interface of water and terrazzo.

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Lobby Relaxation Area Cafe Exterior Pool Rest Area Admin Offices Loading Zone Storage Parking Walk Path Paved Walk Path

3mm polyurethane coating layer+10mm mortar #5 reinforced bar 150mm reinfroced concrete slab 60mm polystyrene insulation puncture shear reinforcement

shear tie 150mm reinfroced concrete slab

#3 reinforced bar 20mm insulating mortar 3mm coating

liquid fire-rated sealant mineral wool firestop

steel bracket 100mm thermal insulation 12.5mm plaster board wide-flange I-beam

8mm toughened glass 20mm cavity 10mm laminated safty glass

oak sill plaster 150mm thermal insulation

thermal insulation spacer stone edging

polythene seperating layer

anchor bolats

steel plaster 215×215mm boxed-shaped steel column reinforced concrete profile steel captive nut anchoring reinforcement

15mm parquet 60mm heating screed 22mm underfloor heating pipe 30mm thermal insulation 50mm reinforced concrete deck shear stud corrugated metal sheet

W12×65 wide-flange I-beam anchor bolts steel plate welded to steel column

suspended ceiling: 2×12.5 mm plaster board

polythene seperating layer 80mm thermal insulation 200mm reinforced concrete slab

steel plate concrete grouting reinforced concrete footing #3 reinforced bar anchor bolts

Elevatio

The roof canopy supported by thin concrete colu exterior and in

on View

umn and structural glass to blend the boundary of nterior spaces.

| 02 |

Edge Condition HIGH-DENSITY RESIDENCE FOR FISHTOWN Fall 2020 Institute: University of Pennsylvania Instructor: Brian Phillips Location: Fishtown, Philadelphia Award: Pressing Matters 10 Publication Individual Work

ROW HOUSE (EDGE CONDITION)

Fishtown continues to undergo substantial economic and social changes while relying almost exclusively on the row house as its primary housing solution been a long time. However, the developing city is feeling the pressure to build higher-density housing rather than just row houses on the ground. New higher-density typologies stand out as signals of change and often utilize interior corridors and isolated lobbies and amenity spaces that push away from the street and neighborhood. As a response to this situation, this project explores a higher density housing model that aims for the sociability of the traditional row house block. Two spacial layers as top and bottom are distinguished with the top by private residence and the bottom as public interaction space. In plan, blocks of row house are usually identified by the flat edge facing the street and the rough edge facing the year yard. In this proposal a textured, social edge faces a central spine allowing terraces, balconies and windows to engage one another. The outer perimeters serve as more traditional access corridors.

Row house Studies The blocks of row houses are identified by the flat edge facing the street and the rough edge facing the backside, which has the potential to be public sharing spaces.

Serration Form Studies

Housing typologies Studies The relationship between flat edge and rough edge in row houses has been flipped to let public spaces involved with the streetscape and activate the sociability of housing.

Residential Units The connected serration part which has been transformed from the rough edge contains the rooms shared by two units and balconies shared by the public. The outer perimeters serve as more traditional access corridors.

Roof 94’-0”

Terrace 74’-0”

Floor 7 62’-0”

Floor 6 52’-0”

Floor 5 42’-0”

Floor 4 32’-0”

Floor 3 22’-0”

Ground Floor 21

Third Floor 22

Two Spatial Layers Visual connection as a significant part of the sociability is provided by the terraces, balconies, and windows that engage one another. Perforated metal and masonry panels veil generate a light impression and link between users and the public throughout the project.

| 03 |

Callowhill Cascade BREWERY MARKET FOR CALLOWHILL Spring 2020 Institute: University of Pennsylvania Instructor: Andrew Saunders Location: Callowhill, Philadelphia Individual Work

The functionality of the market, education space and brewery are combined in the new proposal for Callowhill. Based on Philadelphia’s long brewery history, this project contains market spaces, bars, restaurants and meeting spaces as well as scientific laboratories, urban farm, factory and production spaces for both education and production purposes. The brew tour through the building and farmland leads to diversity interactions between the building and city, linking the supposed viaduct park and blocks around Callowhill neighborhood. As a response to context, representative artifacts of Callowhill get involved in the project as a reference of architectural figures and provide diversity for spacial experiences. The building’s exterior is marked by steel profiles derived from wood decoration. Incorporating with the volumes, the steel profiles perform as a strong visual language and provide a new perception of conventional material.

Context Studies Representative artifacts of Callowhill get involved in the project to generate an immersive spatial and visual experience as a response to the urban morphology. Derived from a conventional wooden decoration found around the site, the rippling steel profile inconstant motion forms a dialogue between the existing context and the cascading facade.

Chunk of Brewery In terms of the general figure, this two cascading bars arise from the lower ground scape. At the ground level, the bars are operated with the monumental stairs as the main access and agricultural space for barley and all the ingredients for brewery. At the elevated level, the new public spaces of the viaduct are engaged.

Main Access

Micro Brewery

Market Space

Scientific Laboratories

Bars

Viaduct

Interior Deep boxes which introduces the high relief are embedded in the cascading profiles and frame the space dedicating to micro brewery. Situated in the bars are dense area for drinking and public events.

| 04 |

Under the Bridge DIVING CENTER UNDER MANHATTAN BRIDGE Fall 2021 Institute: University of Pennsylvania Instructor: Ferda Kolatan Location: New York City Award: Pressing Matters 11 Publication Nominee Group Work Partner: Yingzhi Chen

This project is a diving center hidden under the Manhattan bridge. Engaging the existing clash in Chinatown reimagines the new icon transformed from the unseen structural foundation and mundane objects. The Manhattan bridge once served as the iconic model of radical design and novelty technology that symbolized New York City’s vast development in the early 20th century. Nowadays the past monument of technology has become mundane; the project aims to rebound a new hybrid relationship of ornamental elements and exciting infrastructure, artificial technology, and seemingly natural environments. Imagine the city as a living organism, a body consisting of various systems that share the same space and even intertwine while only the surface skin is displayed to the world. Those hidden systems evolved underground and break the rules set by the bridge, forming an unexpected diving pool to be the new monument and critique to the metropolis.

Iconoclash Hybridization of existing infrastructure and ornamental elements as the new icon for Chinatown.

Water Filtration The whole system contains looker rooms, two hanging swimming pools, one central water filtration, and the underground diving pool.

Manhattan Bridge

Locker Room

Diving Platform

Swimming Pool

Water Filtration

Diving Pool

| 05 |

Deployable Structure Spring 2022 Institute: University of Pennsylvania Instructor: Mohamad Alkhayer Group Work Partner: Lauren Hunter, Hongbang Chen, Yingzhi Chen

These are studies of deployable structures through hands-on experiments conducted in workshop environments. The learning process includes explorations of geometry, scissors and mechanical joints, computer visual analysis, computer simulation and weekly physical model deliverable. 43

Hyperbolic Experiment | joint diagram (above) delopying process (below) The hyperbolic experiment was unlike all previous experiments in that each row required a different set of pieces, both scissors and joints. The joints had to carefully negotiate two different angles at the same time while also being sturdy. The lower rows are the basic straight scissors. The upper rows are hyperbolic. When deployed, the elements all flare out.

Previous Studies| joint diagram (above) delopying process (below) The two commonalities among all of the experiments are the scissors and the joints. The scissors, while rather simple in their geometry, allow for a wide range of movement.

| 06 |

St. Joseph South Sound Cancer Center Firm: NBBJ, Seattle Type: Healthcare Client: Franciscan Health System Collaboration: Brian Uyesugi, Chuck Kolb, Dave Owsiany, Matt Powell, Rebecca Allexsaht, Alex Almerico Gross Floor Area: 10500 sq ft Status: Schematic Design Location: Tacoma

The project is a Medical Office Building at St. Joseph Medical Center campus, located at South J Street, Tacoma. The building will included three levels of occupied Cancer Center space, one level of shell space and one level of structured parking. Contribution: Developed concept and design strategies, designed and modeled facade options, produced renderings and built physical models, collaborated with team and completed massing diagrams, circulation analysis, elevation and rendering sheets for Schematic Design package. 45

Elevation sheets for Schematic Design package

Entry view Rendering for Schematic Design package 46

Massing Diagrams The massing design echoes the iconic figure of existing hospital tower to celebrate the history of St. Joseph Cancer Center.

Facade Concepts The height of massing gives the project an advantage to have view of Mountain Rainier. Derived from nature, the rebirth of seasons is presented by color transitions on facade to encourage and inspire patients. The facade design keeps an overall concise expression of the building based on client’s requirement while emphasizes the entry corner, which has potential to become a gathering hub for the campus.

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Makena Firm: Olson Kundig, Seattle Type: Single-family House Location: Hawaii Status: Design Development Client: Ajay Dilawri Collaboration: Jim Olson, Alivia Owens, Brandon Crain, Iok-Ian Li

AUTO COURT

GARAGE

ENTRY COURT

POWDER OUTDOOR KITCHEN

PANTRY PRIMARY BATH ENTRY

SITTING

PRIMARY BEDROOM OUTDOOR LOUNGE

KITCHEN

DINING

LIVING

STUDY

LANAI HOT TUB

POOL PATIO

LAP POOL

WATER FEATURE

The project is a Single-family home of approximately 7,000 to 9,000 SF located on the island of Maui, Hawaii. The house has a main living level with a primary bedroom suite, a lower level with guest rooms, and a detached garage. Contribution: Communicated with the project team, designed and modeled trellis options, assisted in documentation drawings, also responsible for setting up Enscape workflow, modeled and created rendering scenes inside Revit. Organized and prepared team meeting packages in the Construction Documentation phase. 49

2' - 8"

13' - 4"

4' - 0" 2' - 8"

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1/2" DIA BAMBOO STICKS

1" O.C.

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1/2" x 2" WOOD SLATS

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Design Options for Trellis Study 50

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Reserved for permit stamp

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RM 102 KITCHEN - ISLAND WEST

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ADJUSTABLE SHELF

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3' - 0"

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2-2

3' - 9 1/4"

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2-4 1' - 9 3/8"

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1' - 11 3/8"

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GARBAGE DISPOSAL

• PER IRC TABLE R302.1(2) FOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS WHERE ALL DWELLINGS ARE EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION P2904, THE FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE FOR NON-RATED EXTERIOR WALLS AND RATED PROJECTIONS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE REDUCED TO 0 FEET

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SOLID SLAB SMOOTH FILLED TRAVERTINE BACKSPLASH

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KĀ'EO DEVELOPMENT UNIT 25, KIHEI, HI 96753

• SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR UTILITY LOCATION AND PROPOSED GRADES • PER IRC TABLE R302.1(2) FOR RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS WHERE ALL DWELLINGS ARE EQUIPPED THROUGHOUT WITH AN AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION P2904, THE FIRE SEPARATION DISTANCE FOR NON-RATED EXTERIOR WALLS AND RATED PROJECTIONS SHALL BE PERMITTED TO BE REDUCED TO 0 FEET

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KĀ'EO DEVELOPMENT UNIT 25, KIHEI, HI 96753

104.1

MEDICINE CABINET

1/4" / 12"

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

1/4" / 12"

1' - 9 1/4"

B-B

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004B STEAM SHOWER - SOUTH

RM 004B STEAM SHOWER - WEST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004B STEAM SHOWER - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

6 1/4"

RM 004B STEAM SHOWER - EAST

3 A5.03

EXTENT OF POCKET DOOR

IN-WALL SAFE

A5.03

STN-01

109B

WD-12

B-C

OPEN TO RM 110 PRIMARY BEDROOM

PRIMARY BATH

OPEN TO RM 110 PRIMARY BEDROOM

109A

2 PRIMARY DRESSING

WD-12

A5.04

111

WALL ART PROVIDE BACKING AS REQ'D

project manager

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

project team

IL, BC

drawn by

Author

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job no. date

RM 110 PRIMARY BEDROOM - NORTH ALCOVE

TP HOLDER

RM 004B POWDER - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004B POWDER - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

A5.07

WD-12

TP HOLDER

DATE

21036 06/16/2023

9 5 DRESSING

VESTIBULE

004A

A5.07

004C

1' - 2 5/8"

A5.07 7

2' - 1 3/8"

SET / REVISION

PERMIT SET

B-E

DATE

SET / REVISION

PERMIT SET

06/16/2023

TOILET

CL 2' - 3"

DOOR

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS 4

Checker

004B

RM 109B WC - WEST

Author

job no. date

STN-01

MIRROR & FAUCET

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

IL, BC

drawn by checked by

revisions:

B-D

RM 109B WC - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 109B WC - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 109B WC - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

A5.03

ENLARGED PLAN - UPPER LEVEL PRIMARY BATH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

LOWER CORRIDOR 012

RM 004A SPA BATH - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004A SPA BATH - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004A SPA BATH - WEST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 004A SPA BATH - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

A5.07

ENLARGED PLAN - LOWER LEVEL BATH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

LEGEND PT 01

PT 01

LEGEND

PT 01

09 - FINISHES

09 - FINISHES Reserved for permit stamp

Reserved for permit stamp

SINGLE PANEL OR UPPER?

SHEET NOTES

WD-12

SHEET NOTES

WD-12

STN-01

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

LIGHT FIXTURES

BEDFRAME BASEBOARD

BASEBOARD BEDFRAME BEYOND

RM 021 GUEST SUITE C - EAST

STN-01

5' - 10"

3' - 4"

RM 006 MASSAGE - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 006 MASSAGE - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 006 MASSAGE WEST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

WD-12

RM 021 GUEST SUITE C - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

WD-12

DILAWRI MAKENA RESIDENCE

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

001A

project:

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WALL ART PROVIDE BACKING AS REQ'D

KĀ'EO DEVELOPMENT UNIT 25, KIHEI, HI 96753

• SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR UTILITY LOCATION AND PROPOSED GRADES

RM 000 MECH - NORTH

DILAWRI MAKENA RESIDENCE

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 000 MECH - EAST

project:

RM 000 MECH - SOUTH

KĀ'EO DEVELOPMENT UNIT 25, KIHEI, HI 96753

RM 000 MECH - WEST

RM 021 GUEST SUITE C - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

STN-01

RM 006 MASSAGE - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

2-7

ROB HOOK W1.3.1

WD-12

B-H

5' - 1 1/4"

3' - 0"

3' - 2 1/2"

SHOWER CONTROLS

SHOWER 022C

B-B

022A.1

principal architect

project manager

B-C WASH

project team

IL, BC

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Author

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job no.

DRY

2-6

BASEBOARD

date

P3.3.6

022B

LINE OF FOUNDATION

3 A5.11

RM 022 GUEST BATH C - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 022 GUEST BATH C - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

principal architect

project manager

022A.1

A5.08 13

DRY

21036

project team

IL, BC

drawn by

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11 10

WASH

022C.1

SHOWER PARTITION (IN SECTION)

TOILET BEYOND

6' - 0"

06/16/2023

date

21036 06/16/2023

GUEST BATH C

RM 005 LAUNDRY - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

revisions:

RM 005 LAUNDRY - SOUTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

revisions:

022A

STN-01

STN-01 SHOWER PARTITION (IN SECTION)

LAUNDRY 4

005

A5.08

2 TOWEL BAR

A5.11

HANDRAIL

7 #

DATE

SET / REVISION

5' - 0"

TP HOLDER

FLUSH ACTUATOR

A5.08

ROB HOOK

SHOWERHEAD 9

5 2

FAUCET

TOWEL HOOK

project team

RM 004B POWDER - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

POWDER STN-01

110

FLUSH ACTUATOR

project manager

B-C

RM 004B POWDER - WEST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

A5.04

PRIMARY BEDROOM

principal architect

009

6' - 9 3/4"

5 STN-01

1' - 7"

2' - 4 3/4"

06/16/2023

A5.07 16 ELEC

14 13

TOILET

21036

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

2-5

004D

revisions:

STN-01

STEAM SHOWER

2' - 3"

3' - 6" 1' - 6"

principal architect

BUILT-IN CASEWORK

RM 109A PRIMARY BATH - WEST

B-B CL

clarify design intent

TOILET FIXTURE

PERMIT SET

SHOWER PARTITION (IN SECTION)

10' - 6"

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

RM 005 LAUNDRY - WEST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 005 LAUNDRY - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

ENLARGED PLAN - LOWER LEVEL LAUNDRY

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

A5.08

SET / REVISION

06/16/2023 LINE OF FOUNDATION

DATE

B-J

PERMIT SET

06/16/2023

RM 022B(C) WC & SHOWER - EAST

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

RM 022 GUEST BATH C - NORTH

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

ENLARGED PLAN - LOWER LEVEL GUEST BATH C

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

A5.11

Interior Elevation sheets for Construction Documentation package 52

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KPWA TAC Mechanical Infrastructure Bridging Project Firm: NBBJ, Seattle Type: Healthcare Location: Tacoma Status: Schematic Design Client: Kaiser Permanent Collaboration: Jessica Radecki, Virginia Black

Contribution: Identified and documented different lighting fixtures and ceiling type basing on matterport model, produced diagrammatic RCP and schedules for further analysis, modeled building facade and completed exterior skin analysis.

RCP for Existing Conditions 56

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Elevator Remodel Firm: Olson Kundig, Seattle Type: Cultural Project Location: Seattle Collaboration: Alan Maskin, Blaire Payson, Steve Lambie

Contribution: Be responsible for full process of making physical model including digital modeling, tectonic detailing, printing tests, 3D printing and assembling.

Model Photos

Assembly of Base 58

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