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AMENITIES Jing Yuan MsD, Advanced Architecture Design, University of Pennsylvania Selected Works 2019-2020

EDUCATION

University of Pennsylvania

12/2020

Philadelphia, USA | Advanced Architecture Design (MSD-AAD) | GPA: 3.83/4.0

Huangzhong University of Science and Technology

09/2019

Wuhan, China | 5-Year B.Arch MOE Of China Accredited | GPA: 3.95/4.0

University of California, Berkeley

07/2017-08/2017

Berkeley, USA | Summer Program: Design and Innovation for Sustainable Cities | GPA : 4.0/4.0

AA Visiting School, Wuhan

08/2017

Wuhan, China | Summer Program: Collective Forms in China

WORKING EXPERIENCE

01/2017 - 01/2019 Designer, Leb[e] Wohl Accessories Developed laser-cutting and CNC | Curated for Beijing Design Week | Initialized design workflow Intern, Shenzhen General Institute of Architectural Design & Research Co., Ltd.09/2018 - 11/2018 · Zhiyin Metro Station, Wuhan| Drafted AutoCAD in SD and DD and modeled architectural proposal · Fengyuan Rd. Residential Housing, Jingmen| Modeled architectural proposal and created presentation slides 01/2016-12/2016 Editor, Wuhan Multi-directional Cultural Development Co., Ltd. Summarized for shows and events on social media | Promoted publicity events and product introduction

INVOLVEMENTS Arch-704 Studio Representative

09/2020 - 12/2020 Coordinated studio online timetable, planned schedule, negotiated between students and instructor 05/2018 CAADRIA 2018 Workshop at Tsinghua University, Beijing Researched in cellular component design in processing to create discrete aggregation 05/2018 Processing Scale Joint Education, Wuhan Designed Grasshopper prototypes for building forms, site analysis and landscape design 2015 - 2019 Meta Studio Complished digital parametric design for interior design, buildings, installations 2014 - 2015 HUST A+U Base (Architecture and Urban Planning) Organized architectural competitons and lectures on and off campus

SELECTED HONORS

09/2017 Excellence Award, Chinese College Architectural Design Work Evaluation Group Work | Community Renovation | Conceptual Design, Digital Model, Diagrams, Drawings, Physical Model 09/2016 The Third Prize, Luoyu Rd. Pedestrian Bridge Design Competition Group Work | On-site Construction | Conceptual Design, Renderings, Digital Model 09/2016 The First Place, "Art & Tech" Campus Culture Design Competition Group Work | Building Complex | Conceptual Design, Diagrams, Detail Drawings, Digital Model

EXHIBITIONS

Physical Model exhibited at "Carbon Fiber Robotic Fabrication" on Archinect

03/2020 https://archinect.com/news/article/150197269/u-penn-students-control-robots-remotely-to-complete-semester-work 05/2020 Drawings at "Penn 704 Studio" on AML-PENN https://www.aml-penn.com/penn7042020 12/2019 Physical Model at "Student Work" on UPENN MSD-AAD Official Website https://www.penn-weitzman-aad.com/

SKILLS

Computer Modeling Drawings Manual Skills

Others Language

Rhino | Maya | Revit | Sketchup | Zbrush Adobe CS | AutoCAD | Keyshot | Vray | Twinmotion | Enscape Hand-drawing | Laser-cutting | CNC | 3D-printing | Robotic Arm Grasshopper | Python | Ecotect | ArcGIS | Fusion360 | Recap | MS Office | LaTeX English(fluent) | Chinese(native)

CONTENTS

01. UPSpeedy HUB New species of logistic building 02. PRINTINMANIA Printing machine in urban context 03. Ubeart™ Center Uber and art hybridazation 04. Nestimber Timber shell constructed by algorithm 05. Other Works The Collective Forms in China Discrete Cellular Growth Design and Innovation for Sustainable Cities L[E]BE WOHL Accessories

01.UPSPEEDY HUB "New species of logistic building"

Architecture Studio in 1st Semester 09.2019-12.2019 Instructor: Nate Hume Location: Manhattan, New York, the United States 40°43'39"N 74°00'34" W Architecture Design Site Area: 10300 m2 Team Work Collaborators: Dani Zheng, Gordon Cheng

Design Description: This studio speculates that a new typology can help sustain New York City’s financial global leadership in the world. Large logistic firms cannot solely rely on air or ground transportation with the uncertainty of political pressures that affect the prices of goods and services. New York and other cities need to re-invent existing networks to be able to compete with trade barriers that are cumbersome and willfully destroying the growth of the economy.

The future brings with it new opportunities that fuse the building office and cargo transit.

To add to a versatile and robust manufacturing agenda in existing networks in logistic system. UPS can gain a better workflow by allowing for new opportunities that extend their networks into facilities that aid in the development of quick prototypes for each point on their network, reducing the cost of shipment internationally and hence making pricing cost effective with a quick turnaround.

PRECENDENT ANALYSIS ABC Headquarter imaginary modelling

Goldberg’s growing national reputation in the 1960s led to a large commission to design new corporate headquarters for the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) .However the project suffered a financial setback and canceled plans to build. Here is some imaginary model and drawings.

AXONOMETRIC STUDENT TEAM: Dianqiu Zheng Gordon Cheng Jean Yuan

SCALE: NTS INSTRUCTOR: Nate Hume TEACHING ASSISTANT: Gary Polk

Envelope

Plan

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

FALL 2019

FORM EXPLORATION

Exploded View

CHUNK SECTION A-A'

BUILDING ELEVATION

SITE PLAN

AERIAL VIEW Elevated by a long base, the logistic buildin g connected the cit y in a modest way by providing the community with more open space.

The ribbon-like geometry flows in and out the whole building making the office wrap round the logistic system. While the solid and void implies the function, the intersection of two kinds made the interaction of machine and human become possible.

a. Storage b. Office c. Equipment Maintenance Room d. Cargo Sorting System e. Cargo Distribution System f. Loading Area

g. Management Center h. Rooftop Garden i. Lobby j. Archive k. Equipment Maintenance Room l. Corridor

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02.PRINTINMANIA "Printing machine in urban context"

Architecture Studio in 2nd Semester 01.2020-05.2020 Instructor: Robert Stuart-Smith Location: Brooklyn, New York, the United States 40°44'28"N 73°56'15" W Architecture Design Site Area: 5140 m2 Team Work Collaborators: Jordan Zhong, Youyu Zhang

Design Description: The studio investigate an additive manufactured architecture that leverages material dynamics and novel approaches to temporary formwork in order to produce prototypical scaled building elements.

The project explores a new typology for a 3D-printing factory, with the purpose of branding itself both as a leading role in the industry by introducing new manufacturing modes, but also in the community by building a technological culture district. Inspired

by Nervi’s structural bay, the building was supported by diamondlike columns that form the space of floors, mezzanines, and valleys. Such spatial strategy realizes the co-working of people and machines under the new-tech context. The exterior was composed of consistent panels and gyroid components which added additional attributes to the facade. Bridging to the adjacent buildings provides more engagement to the area on the urban scale. With an impact on the community, the factory shapes another kind of future for people living in the industrial district by uniting the production and community activities.

3D-PRINTING STORE SCENARIOS

SITE STRATEGY Shapeways is a leading enterprise in 3D-printing industry. Its fabrication space lands in Brooklyn, New York. The project is a renovation connected the community by being an innovation center rather than just a factory. The aim is to promote and brand the enterprise as a local flag-ship store.

RENOVATION MASSING

SITE SCENARIO

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

STUCTURAL BAY

PLAN OF CONSTRUCTION

STRUCTURAL DETAIL The structural bay is designed and optimized using Fusion360 and Grasshopper. After the analysis of its inner force, detail was add on according to its force condition. With stress line merging into the original structural branches, more haecceities can be seen.

Using the robotic arm and pre-CNC foam, printing the structure could be realized in lab. The whole project is equipped with a whole structure combining slabs and beams with secondary system.

Robotic Arm Printing Method

Stressline Reinforcement

STRUCTURAL INTERIOR

SECTION A-A'

SECTION B-B'

TYPICAL PLANS

ELEVATION

AERIAL VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN OF CONSTRUCTION

HUMAN PERSPECTIVE The design of elevation uses 3d-printed metal blending in with metal panel. The unit is a normal kind of support infill used in 3d-printing. The element not only brands the building as a flag-ship printing factory, but also adds fun to the original elevation design. Moreover, the 3d printed metal is not solid piece, thus allowing for better ventilation and lighting.

Glass glaze on the first floor allows for showing items for exhibition. Also, it makes the building have more accessibility. Though the 3d-metal, light in the factory can penetrated through the atmosphere, making it more interactive in the eyes of people on the street.

The transit is minor with detail fading in and out on the white elevation, which maintains a integrated manner for exterior.

The three bridges branch respectively to manufacturing lab, printing shop and cafeteria, which correspond to the function on each floor. Entrances on the ground level are designed according to the adjacent buildings in the community, providing the neighborhood with technological education program.

03.UBEART™ CENTER "Uber and art hybridazation"

Architecture Studio in 3rd Semester 09.2020-12.2020 Instructor: Robert Stuart-Smith Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the United States 39°57'34"N 75°09'22" W Architecture Design Site Area: 2400 m2 Team Work Collaborator: Huajie Ma

Design Description: At the mention of urban design, one conjures up images of public plazas, tree-lined streets, pedestrian sidewalks, or rows of houses or office blocks. However, these near-permanent physical attributes of cities are increasingly backstage to more hidden operational aspects of urban environments. So we use Machinic inSites to explore high-frequency building – a temporary occupancy of the built environment that can be rapidly developed through computer vision and machine learning technologies and implemented by additive manufacturing on-demand.

Operating as a bespoke tailored infill, proposal speculates on community-led entrepreneurialism, challenging established design and development practices through novel forms of autonomous agency and aesthetic affects.Our engaging to the site is a part of the untouched railway, an unused land of bushes, and an unrenovated parking lot. As Uber has several greenlight hub that are used for providing aids for uber drivers and enable the company to communicate with its employees and the communities. While innercity land is expensive to lease, Uber has negotiated a temporary lease without fees to Philadelphia's rail park district in exchange for providing public outdoor space and a cultural gallery.

BESPOKE TAILORED INFILL The UBEART™ Center is a temporary Uber services center combined with art galler y. A s U ber Center can provide necessary assistance for the drivers, it also become the destination for drivers to engage to local art works. Local artist could express their thoughts in this UBER&ART Center.

Either attracting more people to see their works on site or been delivered to more places by Uber drivers.

In relation to site feature with machine vision, we utilized some custom computer vision and multi-agent design methods for generating an initial 3d design from a 3d site scan.

We then developed a back-and-forth dialogue between multiple iterations of explicit design by us and machine vision and learning. Our interest was in leveraging machine perception to interpret what we were doing and to contribute further to the design.

TIME-BASED SCENARIOS

FACILITIES AND SPACE RELATED IN THE AREA

STAKEHOLDERS' PORTRAITS

AERIAL VIEW

CONSTRUCTION PHASES These machine learning results were used to explore rapid design development through semi-autonomous methods, and increases in complexity, intricacy, color, and texture. Developing unique character for the project from machinic perception. 3D printing would be used for this project. Different parts would be prefabricated in factory so that saving construction time on site. The methods for the construction are Lenticular printing, it is an emerging technique that contains a color shifting quality.

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MACHINE LEARNING RECOGNITION These machine learning results were used to explore rapid design development through semiautonomous methods, and increases in complexity, intricacy, color, and texture. Developing unique character for the project from machinic perception. 3D printing would be used for this project. Different parts would be prefabricated in factory so that saving construction time on site. The methods for the construction are Lenticular printing, it is an emerging technique that contains a color shifting quality.

TEXTURE OVERLAY

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Environment gau-gan

Color tone gau-gan

Detail style transfer

Color style transfer

Geometry style transfer

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SECTION A-A' There are four main functions in the building: art gallery, walkable landscape, uber center and cafeteria. This view shows how the building connects to ground and railway bridge.

MELTING BRIDGE Dynamic motion flows on the exterior facade, Smoothly transit from the rail park to ground level on street side, multi-color gives an heterogeneous reading as a polyvalent object Composed to have swirls outside over the railway bridge. From the view on the street, pedestrains can see the building grow out from the original part with refreshing color and pattern.

With bumps and printing detail , the 3d-printed buiding is like melting on the previous structure. Built in proper phases, it aligns with the spread of bridge in its structural layer, while gradually land on to the ground on the near side.

WALKABLE LANDSCAPE The project features a hybridization of landscape and building.

Unlike large-scale urban design, this project conjures up images of bars, pedestrian sidewalks, and outdoor stairs in one. In this sense, the building lose a clear definition of inside and outside.

Addition of the building transfers the used railway into an elevated park.

The Interior and exterior of the landscape ramp generates a refreshing sensing for walking above and under, in which unites the field and landscape, the artificial and nature, the nonhuman and human.

ART GALLERY -1st Floor&Mezzanine The chunk model showing the roof in relation to the interior program space. Since 3D printing would be used for this project, different parts would be prefabricated in factory so that saving construction time on site. The methods for the construction are lenticular printing, it is an emerging technique that contains a color shifting quality.

Aesthetics are also impacted by the fact that Machine vision sees things differently, and highlights different features to focus on. we leverage this in the design workflow as is shown in some art works in the renderings below. It results in a design expression that does not maintain established focal points of classical architecture. It is more of immersive and less elemental , more expansive in affect.

UBER™ CENTER -2nd Floor The gallery space under the rail park providing exhibition zone for local artists while the uber center above providing resting space for uber drivers. The railway is going to be a city park according to plans from government. The building could be a important design node in the park for providing services.

As is shown in the interior view, the colorful ceiling shimmers differently from different angle when looking above, like walking in an art piece. Lenticular printing uses resin as a material, such advanced design makes the recyclability possible. During the construction, there is no waste. After certain period, the whole building could be paved with park facilities.

04.NESTIMBER "Timber shell constructed by algorithm"

Course Study in 3rd Semester 09.2020-12.2020 Instructor: Masoud Akbarzadeh Course: Geometric Structural Design Python-based Script Structural Design and Fabrication Team Work Collaborator: Yiding Wang

Design Description: The project is designed based on the structural relations in compression-only poly frame. With timber as the main material, the design dig into detail of the node and timber bar to construct a corresponding relationship between the forces and the parts. With the help of equilibrium analysis, this method could be elaborated to double-layer or multi-layer shell.

Its parametric characteristics make it possible to apply to all compression-only shell or equivalent structure. The shell can be fabricated by 3-axis milling machine and installed on sites.

Started by a single node design using polyhedral funicular structure, the logic grows from point to 2D linear structure(bridge), and finally towards 3D structural shell. Classified every element in python makes it constructed-possible for any funicular form. Using the same method, a myriad of equivalent structural design could be realized as well.

CODING PRINCIPLES

force.py

analysis.py leverage.py method.py structure.py

division.py

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The parametric model is constructed using Rhinopythonsyntax. Assisted by prototype in grasshopper, python files allow for more exlicit expression of its logic and formation. PolyFrame can get the basic information of the node, including vertexs, edges, and faces. To build a parametric model, a series python scripts were written to collaborate in one file as has shown. The relationship of each node could be transformed into the shape of timber structure. The file is universal to all compression-only structure, hence it has its leading advantage over traditional parametric design.

CODING PRINCIPLES Self_ID names points lines surfaces vertices edges faces

Method get_object() del_dups() find_centroids() find_neighbors() rebuild_connections() ......

Note points has different levels of importance depending on its neighbors ......

Class Vertex

Self_ID names edges faces

Method get_object() del_dups() find_centroids() find_neighbors() rebuild_connections() ......

Note compression makes the force all push inwards ......

Class Edge

Self_ID names vertices faces

Method get_object() edge_merge() find_close_plane() offset() fillet() ......

Note edge is valid only when no naked edge is seen ......

Self_ID names vertices edges

Method get_object() find_face_normal() extrusion() bar_boolean() rod_boolean() ......

Note the sequence of the face decides its normal orientation ......

Class PolyFrame

Class Face

FORMATION OF THE NODE

First, we think about the shared faces of a node, and according to the faces shared by any two of the line, we offset all the boundary lines inward along the surface to determine the direction of the rod.Then we create wooden rods based on these lines and the directions of the wooden rods always follow the directions of surfaces and their normal.And then, center rods are connected in an elegant way.Finally connect center rods with timber rods by wooden bowls. Steps shows all of the components making up a single node.

FUNICULAR ANALYSIS OF SHELL By subdividing a pentagon, a centered figured is formed as the 2D force diagram. Once extruding all the edges to a point selected, a 3D force diagram is composed. Through the cells in 3D diagram, the center of each cell can be found. After con-necting the node, it is easy to get a funicular form perpendicular to the faces of force diagram. Finally, A possible funicular shell fit into this force condition is made .

2D Funicular Force Diagram

3D Funicular Force Diagram and One Possible Shell Result

SINGLE NODE EXPLOSIVE VIEW (e)

(a) Center rods (b) Parts of bar-1 (c ) Parts of bar-2 (d) Parts of bar-3 (e) Parts of bar-4 ( f ) Timber bolts

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1) Utilize the 3-Axis CNC machine to cut the rods and inserts required to form the node.

2) Fix one center rod with two timber rods by a wooden bolt.

3) Other two center rods are been added while rest timber rod is added and connected by wooden bolts.

4) Another two couples of timber rods been added and connected with central rods by wooden bolts.

5) The rest central rods are added.

6) Constrain the rest groups of rods with bolts and complete one 4-bar node.

NODE ON SHELL

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Force Inner force of the rod

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3D-PRINTED PROTOTYPE

SIDE VIEW

Conpression, self weight

TOP VIEW

05.OTHER WORKS "Design research in all fields"

THE COLLECTIVE FORMS IN CHINA AA Visiting School in Huazhong University of Sci&Tech, Wuhan DISCRETE CELLULAR GROWTH CAADRIA 2018 Workshop in Tsinghua University, Beijing DESIGN AND INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES Summer Program Disc* in University of California, Berkeley LEBE WOHL ACCESSORIES "Food" "Curiosity" "Buddha & Baroque"

THE COLLECTIVE FORMS IN CHINA AA Visiting School in Huazhong University of Sci&Tech, Wuhan 08.2017 Instructor: Sam Jacoby | Teaching at the AA and the University of Nottingham, Teaching in the Bartlett School, Director Of The AA Projective Cities Programme Jingru Cyan Cheng | A Phd Candidate at the AA, Co-Founder of Across Architecture Team Member: Chus Daniel Stamatis, Shiyan Chen, Yunshi Zhou Design Description: The danwei is socio-political, economic and spatial models that profoundly restructured Chinese society in the Maoist era. In our research, we dig out the spatial form characteristics and make them into diagrams. In the further design, we renovate the public spaces based on the research.

DISCRETE CELLULAR GROWTH CAADRIA 2018 Workshop in Tsinghua University, Beijing 05.2018 Instructor: Igor Pantic | Lead Designer in Zaha Hadid Architects, Tutor in UCL Bartlett School Of Architecture Christoph Klemmt | Assistant Professor in University Of Cincinnati, Founding Partner, Orproject Team Member of Drawings: Bing Zhao, Yuan Tian, Yutong Chen Design Description: Cellular g rowth simulations attempt to computationally simulate the growth processes o f e n t i t i e s t h a t a re m a d e u p o f m u l t i p l e individual cells. The simulations start with a small amount of initial cells. The growth and the development of the entity’s form are based on cell proliferation (cell division), cell differentiation and morphogenesis. Behaviours and forces thenshape the resulting geometry.

The platform for the programming of the simulation is processing. The prototype is made from the defined identical components are made of metal, with components made from metal being utilized for this specific workshop.

DESIGN AND INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES Summer Program Disc* in University of California, Berkeley 07.2017-08.2017 Instructor: Gabriel Kaprielian | Lecturer At A Cal Poly, California College Of The Arts, UC Berkeley Ghigo Ditommaso | San Francisco Officer Of Gehl Studio Team Member: Kathryn Matrangola, Tina Hsieh Design Description: We use an interdisciplinar y and multi-scalar approach to design and analysis in the urban environment in East Palo Alto. To develop creative solutions to tackle the urgent challenges global cities face today, we designed several phases for the city to confront the crisis coming. Meanwhile a physical game board can be played between stakeholders to try out the policies and treatment for the area.

LEBE WOHL ACCESSORIES Accessories Design for LEB[E] WOHL 03.2016-09.2018 Instructor: Ting Elena Zhang | Co-founder of Meta Lab, Foreign tutor in HUST Team Member: Ziyao Cheng, Jingwen Luo, Yishuang Li, Hao Li, Yujin Cao, Tianpeng Fan

Spring/Summer 03.2016

Autumn/Winter 09.2017

Autumn/Winter 09.2018

"Food"

"Curiosity"

"Buddha & Baroque"

PORTFOLIO OF JING YUAN Address:Apt 2604, 2930 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Email:yuanjean@outlook.com Tel:+1 818-619-9797