PORTFOLIO
YIXING ZHOU
SELECTED WORKS 2006-2013
OTHER MATERIALS
11 PUBLIC BUILDING Fuyang Youth and Children Center 2013
25 MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT Market and Social Housing Complex 2009
15 COLLECTIVE HOUSING Social Housing in Lingang
29 COMMERCIAL COMPLEX Shopping and
18 INTERIOR DESIGN Courtyard Renovation in Li and Tian’s Appartment 2011
32 MOUNTAIN CLUB Yoga Club and Sanatorium 2008
21 RELIGIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE Preservation and Renovation of Luling Islamic Qumbai and Surrounding Environments 2010
36 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING Small House for a Professor 2006-07
New Town 2012
BA & MA, CAUP, Tongji Univeristy, Shanghai
Entertainment Center 2008
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3 CURRICULUM VITAE 4 MASTER THESIS Material Practice and the Good Appearance: Three Characteristics in the Image of Urban Housing in China under Planned Economy, 1953-1978 2011-13
6 EXHIBITION Micro-Gardens: Living and Building on the Elevation of Social Housing 2011 8 SEMINAR WORKS 2010-11
YIXING ZHOU
DATE OF BIRTH 12/26/1985
Bachelor and Master of Architecture,
NATIONALITY P. R. China
CAUP, Tongji Univeristy, Shanghai, China
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PHONE +86-1391-647-4958 MAIL josef.yixing.zhou@gmail.com
LANGUAGE
WORK EXPERIENCES 2011-12
MANDARIN
Native
ENGLISH
Advanced in speaking and writing (Toefl 109)
GERMAN
B2, advanced in listening and reading
PRO-FORM ARCITECTURE Internship, Shanghai
2009-10
Schooling: 10 months in Deutschkolleg, Tongji
STANDARDARCHITECTURE Internship, Beijing
University HONORS 2013
EDUCATION 2013
Master’s thesis “MATERIAL PRACTICE AND THE GOOD
CHILDREN CENTER DESIGN COMPETITION
APPEARANCE: Three Characteristics in the Image of Urban Housing in China under Planned Economy,
2012
(Fuyang, Zhejiang) 2011
GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD
(CAUP, Shanghai)
(CAUP, Tongji University, Shanghai)
AAC Courses and certification, “Urban Exchange:
2010
University, Central Academy of Fine Art)
Teaching assistant for “Library Design“ and “Folkart
2010
Museum Design“
OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT AWARD (CAUP, Shanghai)
2009/10
(CAUP, Shanghai) Seminar “Case Study and Reading of Contemporary
THE FIRST PRICE of IKSHITA SCHOLARSHIP (CAUP, Shanghai)
2009/08/07
Theories and Practices“,
THE FIRST PRICE SCHOLARSHIP OF OUTSTANDING
tutered by Prof. Wang Fangji
STUDENT
(Pro-form Architecture, Shanghai)
(Tongji University, Shanghai)
2010-13
M. Arch program (CAUP, Shanghai)
2010
Bachelor diploma work “The Preservation and Renovation of Luling Islamic Qumbai and its
2008
NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP (China)
2007
Surrounding Environments”
HONORABLE MENTION, NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS’ STUDIO WORK AWARD
(Xixiang, Shaanxi; CAUP Univaersity, Shanghai; Tsinghua University, Beijing) 2009
THE FIRST PRICE DIPLOMA WORK AWARD (Tongji University, Tsinghua University, Tianjin
(GMP, Hamburg)
2010-11
YINRUN SCHOLARSHIP, THE FIRST PLACE OF POST-
1953-1978“
Hamburg-Shanghai“ 2011-12
HONORABLE MENTION, FUYANG YOUTH AND
(China) 2007
Recommended to M. Arch program in CAUP;
SHANGHAI GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP (Shanghai)
Teaching assistant of Prof. Stan Fung in Western Architectural Theory and History 2008
2007
OTHER SKILLS
(CAUP, Shanghai)
TEXT
Word, Pages, Powerpoint, Keynotes, Indesin
Historical Building research and measure
CAD
AI, AutoCAD, 3Dmax, Rinoceros + V-ray
(Sacred heart Church; Minghua Sugar Plant ; Zhijiang
ART & CRAFT Painting (Watercolour, Oil, Chinese Traditional),
University, Shanghai)
Graphic Design, Physical Model Making,
Vernacular architecture Excursion
Photography in traditional way
(Hong Village, Anhui)
Group 1
2005-10
B. Arch program (CAUP, Shanghai)
1992-94
Go-Chess courses (Hefei, Anhui)
1991-2000
Drawing courses (Hefei, Anhui)
Hannes Erasmus Frömel
Laura Geldschläger
Luo Linjun
Lin Hankun
Philipp Schürmann
Zhou Yixing
Lect
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MASTER THESIS
MATERIAL PRACTICE AND THE GOOD
ADVISOR Prof. Dr. Fangji WANG
APPEARANCE: Three Characteristics in the
Sep. 2011- May. 2013
Image of Urban Housing in China under Planned Economy, 1953-1978
The appearance of urban housing under planned economy
Under planned economy, the practice of housing might
has been generally distinguished from that of what we are
be inadequate in resources, but definitely abundant in
building nowadays. If there should be an image, already
the amount of materials and skills used to construct.
fixed and specified to this period, then how could we
Whether they are form-oriented or not, the appearance
define it, or further, in what way has it come into being?
of housing was hence delineated. In this view new
Recent researches on urban housing under planned economy has concentrated on the social-spatial production, except for a disapproval of the monotony, in regard of their visual quality brought about though design and construction. Although at that time, the appearance of building was always subordinated to economy and attainability, we should not underplay the role of “good appearance� in housing practice, for how these residential buildings appear today is largely depended on
accounts on housing practice are developed that instead of representing the state of scarcity, these practices were actually intelligent and creative enough, in light of good appearance, to translate and transcend the limitations they encountered with. Therefore the appearance of housing are no longer simple or superficial, especially when their designers, builders and even users have been fully aware of a decent way, in dealing with materials and techniques.
the discussion and materialisation of such issues then.
Many of these urban housings remain, attributing to the
In this circumstance are techniques and construction
geographical and cultural context of our architectural
indispensable, in relating three typical images (monotony,
intervention. Their practical intelligence, when properly
thriftiness and disorder) to the operation on three kinds
reexamined, would possibly lead to new values and
of materials (precast components, claddings and self-built
experiences.
installation).
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EXHIBITION
MICRO-GARDENS
Collaborator: Prof. Dr. Fangji WANG
Living and Building on the Elevation
Jul. 2011- Oct. 2011
of Social Housing
Ordinary Landscapes has already gained respect in the
The exhibition was comprised by two parts, a two-volumn
minority, but remains undefined in terms of architecture.
booklet, one as a picture album dedicated to all research
This research project for Chengdu Biennale of Architecture
samples, and the other contained essays and analysis
focuses on the facades that collective housing elevated
reports, both were supported by wooden shelves; and a
for the community and the city. We observed on various
original scaled watercolour drawing, carefully delineating
residential areas in Chengdu, later documenting and
the facade of precisely one balcony, which was one of
analyzing over 200 fragments. Relationship between
the most exciting discoveries during field study. In this
lifestyle and the form of informal settings were analysed,
picture installations, miscellaneous objects, various
many of which were sophisticated enough in provoking an
materials and textures were vividly represented, enabling
alternative standard, in the estimation of what should be
the close examination of every single pieces.
the good way to build.
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都市微田园
Urban Micro-Gardens
都市微田园
Ur b an Mi c r o -Gar d en s
集合住宅立面上的生活与建造
Living & Building on the Elev a t i on of Col l e ct i ve Hous i ng
集合住宅立面上的生活与建造
Li vi n g & B u i l d i n g o n t h e El evat i o n o f C o l l ec t i ve Ho u s i n g
第一卷
Volume I
第二卷
Vo l u m e I I
調研
Research
Samples
样本
每座城市都有大量住宅楼， 这些建筑本身总是均质、乏味、千篇一律， 然而在其中生活的人们用来打破乏味的手段却是多种多样的， 这些差异不仅反映在城市之间， 也在不同的微观区域环境中。 行走在成都寻常的街道上， 我们发现居住建筑原本缺乏表情的立面已被鲜活的生活场景占据， 为了实现这些场景的设置， 居民们巧妙地利用已有的建筑构件与空间， 并自行建造许多有趣的装置， 体现出在极具限制的场地条件下， 实现绿色而舒适的居住环境的生活智慧。
在街头调研中, 我们总共收集到308个立面局部的样本， 本卷收录的实例从这些样本中挑选而出， 但是隐去了每个案例中的故事， 不做分类， 也不加文字和分析图， 以照片和编号的方式呈现， 不去限制参观者在读图时属于自己的发现。
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SEMINAR WORKS
Case Study on Contemporary Architecture
Tutor: Prof. Wang Fangji Collaborator: X. Xiao, C. Li, Z. Zhao Sep. 2010 - Sep. 2011
This 1-year program studied in total 52 projects of 31
and drawings, etc. to raise questions), empathising (re-
architects worldwide, from Oiza, de la Sota to Shinohara
establish the situation in which the architect creates
and Sakamoto, from Artigas, Dieste to Olgiati and
and reacts), and inqury (why he is taking this unusual
Caminada, in order to develope a systematic method to
step instead of a normal one?). Besides a wide range of
read and learn from architectural works and projects. This
knowledge, this seminar also provides an approach to
method includes: juxtaposition (of image and text, photos
architectural research via case study.
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Fantômas Fragments Fictions 书写建筑 魅影·碎片·虚构 穿越二十世纪的建筑旅程
Austerity or Excess of “Stiva da Morts”
标题的双重误导
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PUBLIC BUILDING
FUYANG YOUTH AND CHILDREN CENTER
Tutor: Prof. Wang Fangji
Fuyang, Zhejiang Province
Collaborator: Xiao Xiao, Li Chen Mar. - May. 2013
The basic approach of this project was to maximize the
Entrace hall, stadium, theatre and swimming pool were
sense of publicity, interweaving the park and the building,
located on the same level along with the garage, opening
producing routes for promenade in situ for pedestrians and
celestial windows to the park, and generating a visual
scenery view from inside for the users.
adjacency. Classrooms and gyms were categorized into
Such intention was achieved by composition of volumes of various sizes and on different levels. Galleries that formed a uninterrupted circulation were placed on the first floor,
two groups accommodated by two towers of contrast appearance and structure, carried by the four huge blocks and galleries on the lower part.
accomodating exhibitions, cafe, and canting. They were
The facades of two towers were arranged in vertical and
open to the upper part of the park, looking onto trees and
horizontal lines, and so were the structures, referring to
left the ground floor open and accessible.
some traditional looks of educational buildings in China.
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
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COLLECTIVE HOUSING
SOCIAL HOUSING
Tutor: W. Gebhardt
Lingang New Town, Shanghai
Collaborator: H. E. FrÜmel, L. Geldschläger Sep. 2012
Affordablity are often equalled to density and efficiency,
Learning from precedents as such and trying to generate
but it also implies to the strategy of converting the limita-
new meanings from the old types, we developed this
tion caused by local regulation into intervention of unex-
modest and intimate system, allowing every appartment
pected quality.
for tripple orientations, multiple and flexible interior
The practice of collective housing in China has long been
spaces, and an see-though common space.
building some monotonous types, in which one staircase
The symmetrical combound of 5-story housings fulfilled
serves 2~4 appartments on one floor. Although efficient,
the requiment of mixing appartments of different sizes,
this filled the transitional space with tragic experiences.
and could be further connected into groups.
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INTERIOR DESIGN
COURTYARD RENOVATION
Oct. - Nov. 2011
Li and Tian’s Appartment Tongji Residential Neighborhood Shanghai
Based on previous researches on balcony and facade, this
ate the courtyard and a in-between space where balcony
work, located in a residential area built in 1950s, operated
should be originally located. Such space was reshaped,
on internal surface by using the existent products and
connected to courtyard, considering contrast demands, to
constructing skills, and redefined the sense of boundary,
trigger various possiblilities of spatial arrangement and
territory and occupation.
atmospheres, with the help of two layer of doors, which is
Living together with a cat, the couple, whose prospensities were however dramatically contradicted, need to regener-
the materialisation of the new orders of security, shading, air-tight, waterproof, openness, and the route of cat.
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RELIGIONAL AND
THE PRESERVATION AND RENOVATION OF
TUTER: PROF. ZUO YAN
INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE
LULING ISLAMIC QUMBAI AND ITS
MAR. - JUN. 2010
SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENTS Xixiang, Shaanxi Province
The task was to invent a unity, by means of integrating
in the centre, and all secular structure, hotel, exhibition
a islamic cemetery compound and a cement plant, which
halls, shops and craftman studios, which were placed
were then fiercely conflicted, and according them to
on the margin. In the centre, industiral heritage and the
commercial usage, tourism and public happenings. This
historical building were reorganized with the interven-
approach started with a discussion of the relationship be-
tion of a courtyard system, whose grids were in some way
tween spaces of sacred and profane, trying to produce new
irrgegular, referring to both orthodox Islam and tradi-
hierarchy on site and achieving the function layout.
tional Chinese landscape typologies, while following the
Selecting among extant structures and plantations carefully on what to preserve and what to demolish, new layout was able to emerge. Greenland was introduced, in order to intermediate the sacred part, the Islamic temple
central axis and the requirements of various functions in situ. Such program intertwined with multiplied content, varigated experiences, to create an atmosphere between public and private.
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MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
MARKET AND HOUSING COMPLEX
Tutor: Prof. Wang Fangji
Anshan Residential Neighborhood,
Collaborator: Cui Rui
Shanghai
Jan. - Apr. 2009
A market, appartment building, and a small park. The task was to solve the problem of the possible confliction between newly-built hybrid buildings and original residential buildings both in their and facility competition. Located on a ordinary site of the city, I was inspired by an wierd condition of space occupation, there’s green area within the site but it ownership was from outside. So we’re
designing something the user of the complex cannot used. This stimulated us to invent brand new layout and new relationship among the appartment, the market and the residential buildings. Just like the reflection of the grass on the stainless glass celing of the market, the living in both appartment and the residential area were projected into each other.
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FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
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COMMERCIAL COMPLEX
Shopping and Entertainment Center
Tutor: Yang Chunxia
Jin’an District, Shanghai
Apr. - Jun. 2008
The task was to build a commercial complex to connect the
like a whale specimen fixed on its base. Derived from
grandiose of huge scale shopping malls on west Nanjing
the two kinds of scale in dramatical contrast, this shape
Road and the mediodrity of typical lilong housing area on
altered the stereotype of tower plus podium and could be
Wujiang Road.
best described as itself splited vertically, with its upper
To be of commercial use, it had to have a remarkble look. In this regard, the Building I conceived here was very much
part manifesting urban scale on one side and its lower part echoing with residences on the other.
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MOUNTAIN CLUB
YOGA CLUB
Tutor: Prof. Zhang Fan
Dongqian Lake, Ninbo, Zhejiang Province
Mar. - Apr. 2008
To build a mountainous architecture with defined theme,
This is the beginning of my learning to design complex in-
the task of this project is to achieve integrality of the
terior spaces, according to the identification of diffenrent
building while corresponding to the complexity of the site.
places and also the influency of architectural promenade,
The site I chose to build is somewhere the density of contour lines change. By matching different block to different bunch of contour lines, the project approaches to create an interior continuity.
trying to ponder over every details like the steps and the railing, lately the relationship, and consequently carry the concept of spatial perception into the detail of construction.
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SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING
SMALL HOUSE FOR A PROFESSOR
Tutor: Zhou Peng
Unknown Site
Dec. 2006 - Jan. 2007
The task was to build a house for someone of special
The approach to the task was to locate the study right in
demand on living space, I chose Professor Chen Jiaqi, a
a centre and organize all surporting space in around.The
well-honored schloar majored in philosophy (I was on his
box in the centre was definitely the domestic element
class then). The special demand was the study room, where
but it was also a hidden place while wandering around or
books are displayed and time got mostly spend. It should
upstairs.
be carefully pondered but without being emphasized.
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AND OTHERS...
Installation: Kill the Light
Video & Installation:
Installantion:
Apr. 2006
Space Intruder
The Eggs of the City
Sep. 2010
Oct. - Dec. 2009
Container House
Folkart Museum
Sep. 2006
Nov. 2007 - Jan. 2008
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22.88
18.24
15.20
13.92
11.52 9.50
Measure: Luling Temple
Measure: Laboratory Building
Measure: Dongzheng Str.,
and the Compound
of Zhijiang University
Chongqing
Sep. 2011
Sep. 2011
Sep. 2011
Breakfaststore
Library
and Student Centre
Sep. - Nov. 2007
Oct. 2006
Furniture Design:
Illumination Design: Transitional
Urban Design:
CMYK Bookstore
Space of Hefei Theatre
North Sichuan Rd. Block
Dec. 2008
Apr. - Jun. 2007
Sep. - Nov. 2010
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