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INTEGRATION OF [S]PACE COMMUNITY CENTER THE ROCKS AQUATIC CENTER TYPE TYPES MUSEUM AND ARTIST RESIDENCE
COMPUTATION PATTERNS
LIGHT AS WATER LIGHTING RENDERING WORK
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INTEGRATION OF [S]PACE COMMUNITY CENTER (East Village, New York)
Advanced Studio - Summer 2019 Professor Gonzalo Lopez Collaboration with: Jiajun Liu Project interested in challenging the modern notion of distribution of time in the city based on the division of 8 hours of sleep, 8 hours of leisure and 8 hours of work, by analyzing how living in the city is not strictly defi ned through this three chunks of time, but as a combination of them. We propose a project that aims for an integration of space and pace that operate in combination.
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Superblock, Barcelona Public / Private & Circulation
Transportation
400 m (1,312 ft) 133 m (436 ft)
20 m (65 ft)
400 m (1,312 ft)
Built Space: 40% Green Space: 10%
Public Space: 60% Private Space: 40%
East Village, New York 463 m (1,518 ft) 220 m (723 ft)
20 m (65 ft) 465 m (1,526 ft)
71 m (233 ft)
Built Space: 44% Green Space 16%
Legend
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24 m (80 ft)
Public Space: 28% Private Space: 72%
Circulation
Bus Bus Stop
Ground Floor Zoning
Bussiness Education Residentia
Time Spend Map (Day)
Cafe / Restaurant
15 min
2 - 4 hr
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Time Spend Map (Night)
15 min
2 - 4 hr
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Public Facilities
Garden
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Leisure
Activity Map Analysis Superblock, Barcelona
East Village, New York
Section Through Activities 9 hr
9 hr
5 hr
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30 min Day Time Activities Total Time (Estimated)
Day Time Activities Total Time (Estimated)
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30 min Night Time Activities Total Time (Estimated)
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Night Time Activities Total Time (Estimated)
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Taxonmy of Types Studies
Bed
Bedroom
House
NYCHA
Desk
Studio
Office
Commerical DIstrict
Bench
Community Garden
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Tompkin Square Park
Resort
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Conference Space
Leisure / Sleep Module
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Individual Reading Space
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2 Peopel Reading Space
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Matrix of Combinations
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Community center typology not as a monolithic building, but as a fragmented cluster of smaller parts that adapt to the scale of the neighborhood and reflects the community itself.
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THE ROCKS AQUATIC CENTER (Brooklyn, New York)
Third Year Second Semester Studio - Spring 2019 Professor Fabian Iloch Collaboration with: Juhyun Hwoang Coney Island of the past was a joyous transition between the land and the sea, where it was not only an attraction site but also a place of entertainment. The idea of the project came from the rocks off the shore of Coney Island, they are the protector of the land and also provided an intermediate space between land and sea. Project interested in the concept of imagining to be underneath the rock and experience the natural light that go through the gaps in between.
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Sketch Models and Sketches
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Formation of Massing
Site
Volume
Collide
Final Massing
Shift
Integrate
Carousal
Module
Manipulate
Program
Circulation
Grid
Formation of Plan
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MCU Park
Carousel
Thunderbolt Rollercoaster
Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk
Programs: 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Main Competition Pool Practice Pool Stands Outdoor Seating Area Women’s Changing Room Men’s Changing Room
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Storage Room Mechanical Room Office Shallow Water Long Benches New Trees and Rock Benches
Structural System
Joist
Secondary Beam
Girder
Column
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Detail Drawings 1
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1”x1” Concrete
1”x1” Concrete
1-1/2” Concrete
1-1/2” Concrete
Flashing 4” Ridge Insulation
Vapor Barrier 4” Ridge Insulation
2” Concrete
2” Concrete Aluminum Tube Structure for Drop Ceiling
Shelf Angle
6”x2”x1/8” C-Chanel 3” Corrugated Metal
Ridge Insulation 1/2” Spacer
1/4” Double Glazing
1-1/2”Concrete Aluminum Tube Structure for Drop
Vapor Barrier Metal Studs
1”x1” Concrete Battens attaching Panels Concrete Slab
Detail Section
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Renderings 2
24”x6”x1/4” Wide Flange
1/4” Double Glazing Shelf Angle Flashing
Gutter Ridge Insulation 24”x12”x1/2” Wide Flange
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South Elevation
North Elevation
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West Elevation
East Elevation
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TYPE TYPES MUSEUM AND ARTIST RESIDENCE (Illinois, Chicago)
Fifth Year First Semester Studio - Spring 2020 Professor Kelly Bair Type Types pairs two-dimensional typography with three-dimensional architectural typologies towards the design of collective form. Challenges the notion of seeing and designing two-dimensionally by working directly with flat source material as a point of origin. Type, more specifically “typography�, has often been cited as following the trends of architecture. In typography letterform does not operate alone. Letters are strung together to form words, then sentences, ultimately communicating meaning. The studio seeks to construct a formal alphabet that fosters idiosyncratic parts within unified wholes. Expanding on historic social housing project typologies and proposes a lexicon of buildings that collectively define an extension to the National Public Housing Museum sited in Chicago.
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Cambria is a transitional serif typeface commissioned by Microsoft. It was designed by Dutch typeface designer Jelle Bosma in 2004. One of the defining features of the typeface is its contrast between heavy vertical serifs and hairlines which keep the font sturdy, and ensures the design is preserved at small sizes and its relatively thin horizontals, which ensure the typeface remains crisp when used at larger sizes. With the idea to have a letter to see the font at different sizes all at once, the technique offset was used.
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Taken from the scaling aspect of the serif in the cambria typeface, transforms the Steingruber design to implement the effect perviously done with aplphabets in having a letter to appear at different scale all at once. As it gets denser offseted inwards, walls become thicker; Smaller and more details offseted inwards, the window openings become larger.
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Steingruber Letter “D” Analysis Diagrams
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Diagrammatic Plan and Sections
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It is a four stories building, elevations are showing how the offseted tubes are laying on top of each layer of the stacks that shifts in scale vertically. You can see the different sizes of window openings for each floor levels and the number of window openings depends on its program. Punctuation of the cores showing dynamic color gradients which hints the interior. At different view, you see different color combination.
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Section through the gallery space showing circulation and balconies inside the space.
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Interiorly the wall surfaces are gradient throughout, ground floor is galleries. For all second to fourth floor, from the lightest area there is workshop on the top left corner, and studios on the bottom left corner, and to the darker color galleries spaces. Interior renderings showing seating areas around the galleries, different scales of window apertures.
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Landscapes are introduced as relief in corners of the site boundaries to connect the existing community.
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COMPUTATION PATTERNS Fourth Year Second Semester - Fall 2019 Professor Alan Cation Collaboration with: Jiajun Liu Exercies of using grasshopper as a design tool. To create minimal surfaces. To create pattern that show a range of tilings that maintain a solid/void relationship of 50/50 on the surface. To run simulation for waterflow on surface.
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Chinese Knot in Perspective
Line
Offset
Combine
Top Layer
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Pattern 1
Rotate
Edge
Trim
Pattern 2
Bottom Layer
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Patterned Doubly Curved Minimal Surface
Using the Grasshopper add-on, Kangaroo to simulate forces acting on a surface. Various versions of the surface are represented through series of drawings. 3 images from the GIF animation of the simulation created using 30 frames shown.
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Waterflow on Surface Grasshopper Simulation
Plan
Axonometric
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LIGHT AS WATER Fourth Year Second Semester - Fall 2019 Professor Domingo Gonzalez and Ilva Dodaj Collaboration with: Jiajun Liu This project is a full scale installation inside a classroom. Creating a experience of being under the water.
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Photographs Plan
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Mirror Speaker Plays the Sound of Ocean Wave
White Paper
Transparent Blue Plastic Film
Projector
Projector
Existing Linear Fixture Covered With Aluminum Foil
White Paper Transparent Blue Plastic Film
Floor Covered With Black Backdrop Cloth LED Tape Light
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