2017 Jing-Ying,Su's portfolio &cv

2015 | 2017 JINGYING, SU

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CONTENTS

Internship Application In

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WALKING CITY

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LIVING IN SCENERY

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CUBE HOUSE

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WORKSHOP

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INNER SPACE ANALYSIS

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Jing-Ying,Su Email : su780213@gmail.com Phone : +886-920-550-692 Address: 1F., No.59, Xinfu St., Neihu Dist., Taipei City 114, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

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07/2015-present Master of Architecture I Tunghai University, Taichung Education

06/2011-06/2012 interior design assistant R.S. Design office - Associated with designer to finish layouts - Associated with supervisor in constructions

Work Experience

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09/2007-07/2011 Bachelor of Fine Art - Interior Design Department of Applied Arts Fu Jen Catholic University , Xinbei City

08/2012-06/2015 interior designer DC Space Design&Construction LTD. - Leading and designing cases, plus supervising in constructions - Leading internships 02/2017 internship Bio-architecture Formosana - Associated with competition case graphically

Skills

Software : Photoshop,Illustrator,Autocad,Sketchup and Microsoft Office Handwork : Model,Drawing,Sketch Design skill : Site Analysis, Urban Planning and Prototype Developing Languages : Mandarin and English 00

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WALKING CITY building : As the reading machine of the city .

Traveling within the city The relation between individua

Accumulated the experiences of shuttling among allies, converted them into the public space for socializing. Playing with split-level and void design to create rich auditory interflow and the sense of visual intersection.

Traveling within the city The relation between individua

Documented the memories of wandering in the city, converted them into the relation between architecture and the dwellers. The floors are connected by the main ramp that divides the whole architecture into indoor and semi-outdoor spaces.

Traveling within the city The relation between individua

Semi-exterior area Recalled the feeling of walking along the street trees, converted it into the relation between people and the nature. The absolutely perpendicular floors and walls fragmented the semi-exterior area, provided residents a space to embrace the nature.

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building : As the reading machine of the city.

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CONCEPT / SITE

Starting from the concept of “Architecture as a space reader�, b links between the new building and the existing clues from b context. Moreover, discovered and learnt about the site partially an hensively through intervention of the new building.

We all accumulate memories of walking, living in the city on da noted down these memory fragments and transformed them into read the city once again but differently.

Walkin

built up the building site nd compre-

SITE PLAN

Ying-Hua sunset market on Fuxing Road, Xitun District, Taichung City is now under reconstruction. Based on the existing neighborhood and market, aim at establishing a compound public facility with daycare center and arts and cultural center.

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DESIGN

Program: Market ±0 Community Center +360

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Lecture Hall +675

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Babysitting Center +855 Exhibit Space +1215 1F PLAN

Semi-exterior deck

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社區客廳 + 360

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Semi-exterior de

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里長 辦公室 + 360

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2F PLAN

The semi-exterior deck integrated the vertical flow, enable direct entrance to the exhibition space from the first floor unconnected floors and walls fragmented the semi-ou area, provided residents a space to embrace the nature.

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集會演講廳 + 675

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3F PLAN

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4F PLAN

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Community center : The staircase facing the main road allows the direct access to the community center on the second floor where will be used as a public facility for gatherings and events. The village chief office is also located inside.

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Void space : The glass curtain wall facing the main road reveals the void space from second floor to fourth floor. The theater style spiral staircase links community center on the second floor and the exhibition center on the fourth floor.

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LIVING IN SCENERY between city and individual : multifunction public facility.

3 - 7F HOTEL 3 - 6F LIBRARY 3F OUTDOOR AREA 1 - 2F MARKET

LIBRARY

The scenery of reading Use the bookshelves as the main design system and framed the public spaces such as conference hall and audiovisual room with L-shape constructions. The slope surrounds the building links all the public spaces together, provides a special reading experience.

HOTEL The scenery of the city Different dimensions of L-shape constructions overlapped to create the change of visual experiences. The solid walls divided hotel rooms and framed the view of the city on the glass curtain.

MARKET The scenery of park Use a pair of L-shape walls to include the park as part of the shopping center. The trees and plants build a perfect atmosphere as we are really walking in the park.

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Living In

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Use L-shape structures to form up different flow in the space, creating brand new ways of living and viewing the city.

The glass curtain wall facing the main road reveals the void space from second floor to fourth floor. The theater style spiral staircase links community center on the second floor and the exhibition center on the fourth floor.

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CONCEPT / SITE

between city and individual : multifunction public facility.

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The relation between the shopping mall and the city is open and first floor shopping space linked the existing vibrant activities on Road and Qinghai Road. Reconsidered how our ‘preserved cultu be seen, be presented and what role is it playing in the modern so designing the library. As for the business hotel, the flow and spac ment were crucial when repeating and stacking the box system. design use different L-shape structures to create different visual im fluid flow within the space that allows people to experience their differently and recreate the memories in the city.

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SITE PLAN

Taichung city government is planning a compound facility at the current location of Huimin Park, Section 2, Qinghai Road, Xitun District. Turning the pre-military kindred village into shopping mall, business hotel, library and public square.

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DESIGN

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+ 1000

4F PLAN 1F PLAN

鍋爐間

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備品間

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辦公室

服務台

圖書館 + 700

戶外平台 + 700

辦公室

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商旅

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Living In

Hotel : Constructing the hotel interior space with overlapping L-shape constructions in different angles to create the false and truth of visual experiences.

Library : Use the bookshelves as the main design system, linked the public space with the slope around and L-shape constructions. It provides a special reading experience.

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Square : The air corridor extended from the outdoor square on the third floor links to the main roads of the construction site. The air corridor leads to the hotel and the library, provides another way of crossing the site and also another open space for the public.

Program: Shopping mall Hotel Library Semi-exterior deck

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CUBE HOUSE

1F PLAN

RESIDENCE 2-4F

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From the second floor to the forth floor. Stacked and crisscrossed the cubes to create different balcony placement on each floor-the space for family members to experience lives and to create stories.

3F PLAN

MEDICAL COSMETIC CLINIC 1 - 2 F First floor and second floor. Use void design and the placement of the staircase to separate the interior space into two areas-waiting area and consulting section.

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DESIGN

Site :

The site is within shopping area Tunghai Unive The area is for upon a slope w surrounded by c and small ar boutiques. The si located at a co where the big height difference is cm.

Entrance : There are two main entrances on the first floor, one for patients of the clinic another for residents. There is also a direct access from the clinic to the dean’s office.

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Balcony : Considering the importance of living quality, designed balconies for each floor to provide dynamic life experiences.

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WORKSHOP

SITE This project was part of the tradition of Department of Architecture, TungHai University. During the summer break after the first year, students are asked to participate the workshop. Evaluating the learning outcome of the passed year through execution, in hoping that they will take the difficulties during construction when conceiving ideas during design process. The chosen site for this year is the courtyard of the department building, designing a pavilion as an extended public space for students.

STRUCTURE We used local building materials, FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certificated Cryptomeria japonica and Phyllostachys makinoi, for the main body. The levers were made in Makinoi Bamboo. We pulled the non-shrink cement at the endpoints of the bamboos to connect the off-the-shelf hardware to form standardized joints that connected to the main structure. The overall architecture consisted of the repeating structure of modularized two spans. The roof were half covered half transparent that reduced the problem of direct sunlight.

S PAC E We have made the corner within the department building a semi-exterior space while keeping the existing flows and characteristics. Used the wooden deck to redefine the area and to encourage a more dynamic ways of using the space. It can be seen as an extension of the corridor, the space for group meeting or just a corner to relax.

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DESIGN

Practice sentiments : I have learned how to actually ‘construct’ an architecture within only two months time. Differed from what you can see on scripts and models, all the unseen and unimagined problems came out gradually throughout the construction processes. Although the final outcome might not be as perfect as expected, what we have learned and achieved throughout the practice are more precious to us. Without sufficient tools nor experiences, we have overcome the obstacles and difficulties as a team and realized there are more than just design, scripts and models in the filed of architectures. Architecture exists to serve the needs of people.

Therefore, more details and the restrictions of the reality need to be taken into concern when designing. I believe we will focus more on the practicality and possibility of the architecture besides trying to reach the ideal design after this practice.

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Preparation and correction : The first step was cutting and preparing the balks and beams for the main body including U Shape, V Shape and the W shape on the wall. It is easy to have deviation when operating the equipment so we had to layout again when assembling them. The method we used was printing the angles and sizes on tracing papers and assembling the cut off balks according to the printed graphs on tracing papers to adjust the deviations during operations.

Main body assembly :

assembly of the main structure is complex. We had to eat the whole process of ‘False assemble-locate-takedrill-assemble’. If we did not think carefully, we would e repeated the whole process for even more times.

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INNER SPACE ANALYSIS

The Central district is the origin of the city. There are many famous century-old stores and urban blocks where used to be the most prosperous area during Japanese colonial period. The government started the “City Renovating” project in Meiji year 36 (1903), using Kyoto as an example to build the checkerboard street system. The streets were merely planned for pedestrians therefore were all relatively narrow. As time gone by, the Central district has evolved into its unique self. I aimed at investigating these phenomena through analyzing the street block systems.

There are eight main street block plans in Central district but we can simply generalize them in to complete type and fragmented type. The fragmented type seems highly relates to residents’ daily lives. Therefore, I have chosen it as the core of the analysis.

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FIGURE GROUND

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URBAN BLOCK PLAN

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ANALYSIS

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luded from the analysis above, the street front (blue lines) that links to the main remained complete but the lanes (orange lines) on the other side, are very mented. In another word, only the inner spaces of the street blocks are fragmenthave extracted the fragmented spaces from the street block maps and visited the o understand and document the real views and situations.

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OVERSPILL SPACE USAGE

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Analyzing the width of the lanes and allies, documenting the actual usages of the residents in hoping to provide them a more comfortable and appropriate alternative.

After observing the daily lives of the residents, we have noticed the significance of overspill space usage. For instance, lining pots and cleaning supplies on the allies; placing chairs and tables on vacant lands like in outdoor living room.

All these phenomena explained the needs of the spaces.

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