LIAOYUAN ZHANG lyz841225@gmail.com
GASTRO FLEA Education +Food +Demographics +Community Gastro Flea is a neighborhood community organization established by Neil Kleinberg, who operates the award-winning Clinton St. Baking Company & Restaurant with his partner and wife, DeDe Lahman. Neil hopes that Gastro Flea will bring together and build a community by creating venue for collective experience based around food.
GASTRO FLEA MARKET EKO-LAB RETAIL RESIDENTIAL CREATIVE CO-OP FURNITURE DESIGN MODELS OFFICE 3D RENDERING
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230 Madison Street, New York
The site used to be a public bath has been abandoned for years. However, in order to liven up this community, a project revolving around food experiences is proposed.
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My solution for this project is first and formost to open up the ground floor so that a neighborhood friendly visual connection will be built.
ENTRY VIEW FROM MADISON STREET
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FARMER’S MARKET
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Storage Food co-op Office Storage Eatery
6 . Classroom 7 . Teaching kitchen 8 . Library 9 . Presentation room 10. Event open space
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RETAIL DESIGN Eko-Lab, a small business owned by two designers, Melissa Kergan and Xing-Zhen Chung Hilyard wishes to expand its present wholesale line and open a flagship retail store for women’s clothing. The enlarged business will occupy the ground floor and the basement of 135 Spring Street in Soho. The building is about 3,500SF per floor and is well located on one of Soho’s main shopping streets. In addition to the off-the street sales, the retail space is intended to serve as an example for wholesale clients on how the clothing may be effectively displayed in their own stores. Standing out from online catalog shopping , shopping in a brick-and-mortar store involves customers in any possible senses via the manipulation of lighting, music , scent , tactile ...
Growing out of darkness...
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ELEVATION C SECTION C
LIGHT FIXTURE SUGGESTION
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MULTI-GENERATION RESIDENTIAL John bought a 2-floor apartment not only for his retirement but also for his daughter Eva. He used to travel a lot and has a huge collection of kitchenware, porcelain for that he loves cooking. As he is aging, he feels like to see his kids more often. Since he has retired, he now has more time for himself. He is a habitual reader owning a book collection of 2000. He needs a large space for those finished and not frequently used books. He also loves to read story to his grandson. He loves cooking and cooks every day, his daughter and grand children will usually come back for dinner. This family has developed a tradition of having dinner together every day and talk over table sharing their daily stories with each other. Both Eva and mike will work at home sometimes, so that they require a working space. Both their kids need study space and decent space for practicing Piano.
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The apartment locate on the third and fourth floor of Richard Meier Glass tower on 173 Perry Street in Manhattan with its west facade facing the park and river view.
173 Perry Street, Manhattan
I realize the acction of adding objects to your shelves is at the same time showing footprints you added to your life. As more and more objects added, you are filling your life with rich memories and experiences.
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FURNITURE SELECTION
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SITE: BROOKLYN NAVY YARD
CREATIVE CO-OP
BLDG 2,FORMERLY 290, SERVED AS A FOUNDRY DURING WWII AND IS CURRENTLY A MIXED INDUSTRIAL SITE. THE BUILDING WAS ERECTED IN FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS, WITH 6 SETS OF RAILROAD TRACKS ALL RESTING ON PILES. PROPOSED NEW PUBLIC ENTRY EXISTING PRIVATE ENTRY MUSEUM ENTRY SITE NAVY YARD BUILDING 2 PROPOSED FENCE ER
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My thesis is to investigate how placements and insertions of volumes into an interior space tests the idea of behavioral modifications through controlling of accessibility, visual and acoustic opacity of the space. Inspired by the post-industrial remains in Brooklyn and tapping on the ongoing transformation of Brooklyn Navy Yard into a yard of creative. I propose to create a Co-op for local artisans in a building located in Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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PROGRAM DIAGRAMS
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COOP
LOUNGE
METAL WORK CLASS
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3D PRINT
WOOD WORK
STORAGE
LOUNGE
HOUSEWARE STUDIO
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OFFICE
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FASHION STUDIO
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STORAGE LOUNGE
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TO CREATE A COOPERATIVE SPACE THAT PROVIDE RESOURCES, KNOWLEDGE & NETWORK TO HELP ARTISANS SUSTAIN PRODUCTIVITY INDEPENDENCE.
LOUNGE
FURNITURE STUDIO
LECTUREHAL WORKSHOP STUDIOS
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ACTIVITY COLLAGE
VISUAL AND ACOUSTIC OPACITY DIAGRAM
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ACTIVE INTERACTIVE
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VOLUMETRIC STUDY OF THE INTERIOR INSERTIONS
1. Display-shopping area 2. Reception desk 3. Information wall 4. Computer lab 5. 3D printing lab 6. Photo room
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7. Dining area 8. Pantry and bar 9. Lecture hall 10. Lounge
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11. Public co-working 12. Meeting room 13. Private co-working MEETING ROOM
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SHORT SECTION A
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MATERIAL PROPOSAL
Material for Lounge
Material for Lecture Hall
Material for Dining Area
Material for Co-working
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DINING ZONE 41
CAFE PANTRY 42
LOUNGE 43
PUBLIC CO-WORKING ZONE 44
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MODEL VIEW 1
MODEL VIEW 2
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FURNITURE DESIGN
1:10 Mockups: The first 3 photoes record my study process of learning how chairs can be constructed in solidwood and which is a best angle offer people most comfort. It is a 2 month study in DIS, Copenhagen. The final louge chair shown on the right was made in a week. The idea comes from Danish designer Poul KjÌrholm’s Chair PK22. Instead of metal structure, a refined wood structure was designed by me pursuing a same simple silhouette. The wood slabs not only work as seat and back but also a structure handle both tension and pressure.
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LIGHTING DESIGN1 FLOATING MEDITATION
BUILIDNG STUDY: WALL HOUSE 2 BY John Hejduk
LIGHTING DESIGN2 TRANSIT CORRIDOR
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ATLAS HOLDINGS -OFFICE DESIGN
100 Northfield Street, NJ
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