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EDUCATION
Jeffrey Johnson
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Architecture Columbia University Principal SLAB architecture, PLLC 45 Main Street, Suite 1040 Brooklyn, NY 11201 jj2235@columbia.edu 212-854-3414
Jing Liu Adjunct Assistant Professor, Architecture Columbia University Principal SO-IL 68 Jay Street, Suite 501 Brooklyn, NY 11201 liu@so-il.org 718-624-6666
Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design 05.2014 - 05.2015, New York, NY Graduation School of Architecture, Urban Planning and Preservation (GSAPP).
SHENZHEN UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Architecture 09.2008 - 06.2013 Shenzhen, China College of Architecture and Urban Planning SUIADR Scholarship for Excellent Student of Academic Performance (Second Prize) 2011 Excellent Student of Academic Performance (First Prize) 2010-2011
EXPERIENCES URBANUS Shenzhen, China 02.2014 - 04.2014 Intern Architect Projuect: B10 Museum of Modern Art, Shenzhen, China. Participated in the schematic design, rendered, modeling, physical modeling, diagram drawing.
CCDI GROUP Shenzhen, China 09.2012 - 01. 2013 Intern Architect Project: Qingshui Bay Theatre, Hainan, China (In Construction). Participated in the schematic design and design developmen, rendered, modeling, analysis, physical modeling, diagram drawing, BIM. Project: Design Competition of the Headquarter Building for Small and Medium Enterprises, Shenzhen, China. Participated in the schematic design and competition,rendering, modeling, analysis, physical modeling, digram drawing. (Winner and In Construction).
DEPARTMENT FOR URBAN REGENERATION, UNIVERSITY OF KASSEL Shenzhen, China 05.2009 - 01.2011 Research Assistant Project: Borders and Urban Management. As a part-time student assistant conducting qualitative analysis and observation for selected public spaces in Shenzhen; Conducting quantitative interviews with local residents in selected public spaces in Shenzhen. Independent research and data collection concerning different public spaces in Shenzhen
SKILLS Software: Proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Sketchup, Vray, Keyshot, Artlantis, Lumion, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, Premiere, Mircrosoft Office. Have working knowledge in Grasshopper, 3Dmax, ArchiCAD, Other: Carpentry, Physical Model making, Sketching, Computer Asseembly Language: English, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese.
01 SPHERICAL TERRACE The Life of Buildings Design For Adaptation Fall 2014 Design Studio, GSAPP Partner: Linghuizi Mo Instructor: Jeffrey Inaba / Benedict Clouette Academic Group Work
This studio is to design buildings that are adaptable. We developing the building’s form and surfaces so that the building has value lasting well beyond its original use. Its form is highly specific in its figuration, size, and level of articulation so that it can house future, unanticipated programs.
adaptability, and how buildings can accommodate structural changes in supply and demand. The building prototypes will take into account their adaptations to specific, anticipated trends within the next 20-30 years (which we’ll call situated adaptability), as well as possess an additional adaptive capacity in excess of predictable In this project, we produce dynamic events, in order for the building to maintain its value over a 100-year models for how a building form can respond over a long lifespan lifespan, well beyond the limits of our projections. to various material, technological, and use cycles. We considered the economic implications of
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02 OVERLAY CITY The New Landscape Summer 2014 Design Studio, GSAPP Partner: Chen Yao, Owen Lee Bruno Ma, Instructor: Jing Liu Academic Group Work
Since Brooklyn Navy Yard has a large amount of space but dispersedly and unorganized, and also full of history. We invited NYC people coming into this special space. We provide a new convention centre here to attract more people here join activites. It will be considered as a trade off, using space and identity to earn people, program to re activated the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The new Brooklyn Navy Yard is designed in to a half-cirle. Jinglong Yang
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Highway is playing a very important role in the transportaion system in a modern city. However, sometimes highway also has some negative effects. In this case, the 100 meter wide highway is blocking the context connection in this area. Pedestrain can only crossing the road by the equa-distance pattern distributed footbridges which are ignoring the context and inefficient. We try to add new function to the footbridge and make the space above high way become vigorous. Some algorithmic modeling ways are used to rebuild the footbridge system in order to test out a better way.
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08 STAGE IN THE SEA Haihan Qingshui Bay Theater Sep 2013 - Jun 2014 Credit: Copyright belongs to CCDI GROUP Project Architect: Xiongyi Zhu/ Zhaoming Wang Professional work
Hainan Qingshui Bay is a tourist resort under construction. Consider ing the local climate and context, the theather provides special experencies and services to both the tourists and residents. To maximize the advantage of coast, an openable backstage which facing the sea view is designed. It gives more opputunities for performancing. The performance space is not the only issue that being considered, the
service space such as a sea-view restaurant, outdoor café are well designed for enriching the experience of touring. A series of outdoor platforms and ramps, help the coastal recreational flow lines extend in a vertical direction. Visitors can experience the view by visiting platforms at different heights, enjoying the beautiful sceneries.
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建筑的外部体量西北侧低，东南侧高。压低了入口的高度使面向社区 的界面更加亲和友善；借助场地自然高差抬升的临海体量，使从海面 上看到的演艺中心的天际线更具展示性和标识性。
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