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LUDI DAI

E-mail : ludidai1005@gmail.com Tel : 917.244.5356


LUDI DAI E-mail : ludidai1005@gmail.com Tel : 917.244.5356

EDUCATION Bachelor of Architecture

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 09/2007

China Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China Exchange student at TU Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern,Germany

Master of Science Advanced Architectural Design, GSAPP, Columbia University, New york City, US

HOBBIES&INTEREST Oil Painting Sketching Charcoal drawing Photography Travelling Flute playing

LANGUAGE Mandarin English German

Native Fluent Basic

06/2013

Architectural design Graphic Design Research Co-Design Sketching Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Modelling Laser Cutting Woodworking Empathic Modeling

COMPUTER SKILLS Revit Rhinoceros+Grasshopper Google SketchUp 3DMax Maya Autodesk CAD GSA

Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe After Effects


EXPERIENCE 02/2009-05/2009

07/2010

Crossing Dialogues for emergency Architecture National art museum, Beijing,China

“Parametric Design Workshop 2010” Architecture School of Tsinghua University, Beijing,China

Assisted Japanese architect, Sou Fujimoto, to conduct an emergency construction with plastic, including researching the method of connection and the process of construction.

Workshop Topic: Theory of Non-Linear Architecture and Parametric Design. Advanced Parametric Modeling Technique and Digital Fabrication for Complex Geometry.

09/2011

09/2012- 05/2013

“The Inner Streets and Alley Ways of Taipei City 2011” International Workshop Taipei, Taiwan

Work at The Architectural Design and Research Institute of HIT (HITAD),Shenyang, China

Taking the typical inner streets, alley ways of Taipei and the historical and cultural character of the city as the researching object, to design a set of method or provide suggestion to study and change the urban texture.

Northeast Electricpower Attemper Center Bulding, Shenyang City-Emergency Aided&Management Center of Shenyang Police Burear, Shenyang Urban Costruction Istitute, Shenyang


UNDERGRADUATE

Rolls-Royce Museum [CRITIC] Xiaohong Wang / Zhi Qiu [TYPE] Reconstruction

Student Center of CAFA [CRITIC] Yufang Zhou [TYPE] Structural Modul

GRADUATE

Horizontal City

Architecture Regeneration

[CRITIC] Michael Bell & Zachary Kostura [TYPE] Housing

[CRITIC] David Benjamin & Ali Brivanlou [TYPE] Dynamic Architectural

Electric Pover Building

City-Emergency Center

[WORK] Concept development and presentation [TYPE] Government office

[WORK] Concept development [TYPE] Public Service

WORK


High School of Fine Arts [CRITIC] Huanyu Wang [TYPE] Educational construction

Garden Housing [CRITIC]Brigette M Borders [TYPE] Industry design

Architecture without Content

Flowing Ribbon

[CRITIC] Kersten Geers & Andrea Zenderigo [TYPE] Data Center

[CRITIC] Brian Lee & John J. Lee [TYPE] Parametric System

Urban Construction Institute [WORK] Individual Building Design [TYPE] Education

Others Drawings Photography



UNDERGRADUATE (2007-2012)



Rolls-Royce Museum

[CRITIC] Xiaohong Wang / Zhi Qiu [TYPE] Reconstruction


ROLLS-ROYCE MUSEUM This program, based on a cultural understanding of Rolls-Royce and cognition of the old factory construction, I tried to combine the cultural ethos of Rolls-Royce with the old construction to bring new vitality into the abandoned building. Both the external and the internal design closely adhere to the brand's theme, “you belong to me, I belong to you.� No matter the relationship between the new construction and the old one, or between various exhibition halls and the old walls in interior spaces, bothe of them deliver the merging of the industrial sense of the old construction with the noble exquisite temperament of Rolls-Royce.



Top View Perspective

The site is located in two ordinary old plants of Shougang, the center area of the original Shougang region. The current scope of the base to be designed includes an L-shaped volume connected through three old plants and a large area of the lawn on which old colonnades with full industrial sense are left behind by the old plant.

Master Plan

Master Plan



D

E

A

B

C

2nd Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

3th Floor Plan


Lobby Perspective

Brand Founding Hall

History Hall Classic Motorcycle Type Hall

Multimedia Exhibition Hall Temporary Exhibition Hall

Product Launch Hall

Basement Floor Plan

Multimedia Experience Hall

Technology Exhibition Hall


SECTION-A

SECTION-B

SECTION-C

SECTION-D


WEST FACADE

SOUTH FACADE

EAST FACADE

NORTH FACADE


SECTION-E




Student Center of CAFA

[CRITIC] Yufang Zhou [TYPE] Structural Modul


Master Plan

Student Center in Central Academy of Fine Arts This project seeks to link the student center with the indoor stadium, and in which both constructional requirements and urban functions are taken into consideration. The concept is to treat all architectural problems in different aspects as a whole one and solve the problem with one effective structure system. Through the whole constructional system to create new experience of spaces and to fit the spectial functional requeirments.


Nanhu Park

Huajiadi Community

No.94 Middle School

Huajiadi Community

Huajiadi Primary School Main sidewalks

Fangzhouyuan Community

Main sidewalks

Information about the site: Located at the “80m channel� between the north campus and the south campus of Central Academy of Fine Arts, the base is a strip space surrounded by three regions, adjacent to Nanhu Park in its southwest direction. The Central Academy of Fine Arts is surrounded by the residential areas.


Student Center

Broadcasting Studio Bathroom

Recreational and Sports Activities [2800m2]

Sports Facilities

indoor stadium Large-span Space

performances Audience Area

Coaches' Office

Table Tennis

entertainment

Bathroom

Changing Room

Bathroom

Supermarket

Squash Court

Sports Facilities 100m Squash Court

Athletes' Lounge 80m2

2

120m

Coaches' Office 50m2

Table Tennis 120m

WC 10m2

Changing Room 200m2

Supermarket Print Room

Squash Court

Athletes' Lounge

[>700m2]

Equipment Room

100m2 Print 2 Room 50m

120m2

Broadcasting Studio Community Activities WC Study Lounge

Equipment Room Coaches' Office

Bathroom

100m2

Equipment Room

Multifunction room

Table Tennis

Duty Room

Reading Room

500m2

Video Hall

Multifunction room

Community Activities

Service space

Book Shop

Exhibition Hall

Equipment Room

Exhibition Hall

Broadcasting Studio

100m2

Cafe

Duty Room 30m2

Study Lounge

Video Hall

Study Lounge

WC

Reading Room

Multi-function room

WC 10m2

200m2

Supermarket 100m2

80m2

120m2

Book Shop

Multifunction room2) (200m

WC 10m2

Service Office

Community Activities 50m2

100m2

Apparatus Room 50m2

Equipment Room

Cafe

Broadcasting Studio 50m2

Video Hall

120m2

200m2

2

[1300m2]

Reading Room Print Room

Exhibition Hall

Equipment Room

Indoor Stadium

2

Entertainment

Study Lounge

Book Shop

WC 10m2

Table Tennis

Apparatus Room

Bathroom

Duty Room

Sports Facilities

Changing Room

Cafe

Service Office

Gym

Coaches' Office

Community Activities

Multi-function room

Apparatus Room

Ancillary space

Athletes' Lounge

Video Hall

indoor stadium

Athletes' Lounge

Squash Court

Equipment Room

WC

Cafe

Service Office

WC Changing Room

Traffic Space Equipment Room

Reading Room Book Shop Print Room

Supermarket Duty Room

Exhibition Hall

Equipment Room


HEXAGON

Flow from park

Flow from road

Overlap grids

SMALL PLAYGROUND

PARK 南湖公园

Overlap All Grids

MAIN PLAYGROUND

Flow from main playground

Flow from small playground

Overlap grids


Step 1: in order to accomplish the honeycomb shape of a regular hexagon, six small wooden articles of the same length are connected to each other. Step 2: Tile one regular hexagon that has been obtained on the other in a horizontal plane. Step 3: For the second layer of the hexagon: Make sure that the central point of the second layer of the hexagon is aligned with the intersections of the lower layer of the hexagon. Lay them out successively next to each other. Step 4: To create the third layer of the hexagon, make sure that the central point of the third layer of the hexagon is aligned with the intersections of the second layer of the hexagon. Step 5: Connect the eight regular hexagons in accordance with the certain angle, thus forming a dodecahedron.


Step 6: Take the dodecahedron as a unit. Connect the two regular hexagons in each two dodecahedron when they are fitted. Step 7: Connect a plurality of dodecahedrons in this way to form a general volume with a stable structure. If more dodecahedrons are linked in this way, a structure is constructed with various units which have a stable structure and extremely rich spatial relationships within it. Perform research by taking a thin paper sheet on this structure; conclusions can be obtained that this structure is different from the vertical spaces due to its well-executed proportions and sense of rhythm that give users a distinct feeling of space.



First Floor Plan


2nd Follr Plan

3th Follr Plan

Basement Follr Plan


The function distribution of the second floor is transparent, without many partitions. The facade of the second floor is composed of a glass curtain wall, providing a transparent space through which sunlight is able to shine from the vertical space to the first floor. The third floor is the corridor suspended in the air, which is enabled by the overall structure of the design. Therefore, students may feel as though they are being shuttled through various floating spaces.



High School of Fine Arts

[CRITIC] Huanyu Wang [TYPE] Educational construction


High School of Fine Arts The site is located in the 798 Art Zone in Beijing. To meet the requirements of art education, the spaces suppose to be inspiriting and with adequate day lighting. This program start from negative space, through analysising the relationship between diverse courtyards and entities to create a unique space for art students. There are various kinds of relationships between the L-shaped blocks. Multiple negative spaces enclosed by L-shaped volumes serve as courtyards which provide different exhibition spaces.


The entrance to the negative spaces.

Determine the entrance position by the direction of the flow of people.

>2 FLOORS >4 FLOORS >7 FLOORS >24 FLOORS RESEARCH INSTITUTION GALLERY RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

Status quo of the greening

Status quo of building height

Commercial distribution

SHOPPING restaurant site

SITE The site is located within the 798 Art Zone in the Dashanzi Business District. Originally used as industrial bases, the old plants from the last century are retained in the 798 Art Zone. After having been abandoned for a long time, artists turned this abandoned area filled with industrial atmosphere into a new carrier of modern art. 798 is now the largest art park in China, attracting artists to set up their own studios there and to attract tourists from all directions. It has made a great contribution to the popularity of art in China and to the improvement of the broad masses’ appreciation and comprehension of art.

Master Plan


A

First Floor Plan


2nd Follr Plan

3th Follr Plan



SECTION-A





Garden Housing

[CRITIC] Yong Su [TYPE] Resident


GARDEN HOUSING The site located at the center of Beijing, surrounded by residential areas with complete facilities. This residential area is a well-designed community that was built in the 1960s. This area is not only used by single adults, but also young couples as well as the old people and children, who also require a space devoted to their daily activities in addition to the habitable space. In accordance with the concept of the Garden Housing Program, a public space is built in each unit. Meanwhile, the bridges "in the sky" also close neighbors and reduce the indifference, a product of modern society.


private Garden

ACTIVITIES & LIFE STYLE

0 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0

OLD

0 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0

YOUNG

0 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0

HOUSEWIFE and BABY

0 1 2

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0

TEENAGER Activities Inside Activities Outside


Master Plan




Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Forth Floor Plan

Fifth Floor Plan

Inside Yard Staircase Apartment


A1

A2

C

YOUNG COUPLE

OLD COUPLE

THREE-FOUR PEOPLE FAMILY

B

FOUR-FIVE PEOPLE FAMILY

D1

D2

MORE PEOPLE FAMILY




GRADUATE (2013-2014)



Horizontal City

[CRITIC] Michael Bell & Zachary Kostura [TYPE] Housing


vertical city

horizontal city

Horizontal City The UnitĂŠ d'Habitation was completed at a time when the United States had administered 15 years of Public Housing development in this regard the UnitĂŠ scale is of course quite small and its results very experimental. Analysis structural and material techniques through GSA of the original building. Based on the situation of the site- Fort Lee and current housing conditions I decided to transforming the vertical city to a horizontal city which could support every unite has ample sunlight and good view of the sky and the "city" also provide some parks connect people from urban life to the nature.



Master Plan


Central Square Perspective


Apartment A Plan


Ground Floor Plan

Apartment B Plan

Second Floor Plan


Apartment C

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

3th Floor Plan



Apartment D

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

3th Floor Plan




Architecture without Content

[CRITIC] Kersten Geers & Andrea Zenderigo [TYPE] Data Center


Architecture without Content Architecture without Content return to the center of the city and investigate the potential of these enormous buildings as data center if they would be located on Roosevelt Island. Architecture without content reconnects to Venturi’s concept of a difficult whole. The diffcult whole is not a group form, not a mere collection of elements, but a formal strategy that seeks for a cohesive compostion of parts through inflection.


"A Difficult Whole" Twelve data centers stand together on Roosevelt Island.


A3 SCALED

A3 SCALED


Lieb House 1969, Glen Cove, N.Y. (Barnegat Light, N.J.) Venturi and Rauch



Perspective Data Center 2014, Roosevelt Island, New York City, N.Y.


5th Floor Plan Data Center 2014, Roosevelt Island, New York City, N.Y.


Section Data Center 2014, Roosevelt Island, New York City, N.Y.



Other Data centers on the island translated from Venturi's Work



Flowing Ribbon

[CRITIC] Brian Lee & John J. Lee [TYPE] Parametric System


Flowing Ribbon The project will focus on the crafting of custom components in pursuit of an iterative and flexible system for designing. We focus on modifying the existing building around Washingtion Square and re-imagining a new design at both the component and the building levels simultaneously.






Architecture Regeneration

[CRITIC] David Benjamin & Ali Brivanlou [TYPE] Dynamic Architectural


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MATERIAL

MATERIAL

FUCTION

STRUCTURE

TRADITION CULTURE

BIOLOGICAL REGENERATION RULES REBUILD TRADITIONAL WAY

In this program, I propose to bring human architectural designs to life as dynamic systems. Transforming the complex process of salamander limb regeneration from biological rules to architectural rearrangement, in this way, the contemporary architectural problems could be solved and improved. Blocks exist as unites in New York City, but some of them cannot adapt the requirement of the urbanism. Follow the biological rule, a block can regenerate to a better unite.

Day36

Day21

Day17

Day13

Day11

Day9

Day7

Day1

Architecture Regeneration


Identify Regenerating Area

Textural Duplication

Regeneration result

Unite Differentiation

Unite Normalization

Data map form

Unite Reproduction

Identify influencing factor


open space

open space

open space

open space






WORK (2012-2013)



Electric power Building

[WORK] Concept development and presentation [TYPE] Government Office


Northeast Electricpower Attemper Center Building

Northeast Electricpower Attemper Center Building is located at Hunnan District in the city of Shenyang. This district, a developing area, has been the selectied as a key program by the government and has been the new traget for developers. This building includes three parts, the main building, associate building and service building. To keep the great view of river three buildings forms to a centripetal curve.



1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

3th Floor Plan


Typical Floor Plan Typical Floor Plan

17th Floor Plan

18th Floor Plan

20th Floor Plan

-1st Floor Plan

-2nd Floor Plan



Section



Elevation



City-Emergency Center

[WORK] Concept development and presentation [TYPE] Public Service


City-Emergency Aided & Management Center of Shenyang Police Bureau

This program is to rebuild the building of CityEmergency Aided & Management Center of Shenyang Plolice Bureau. Based on the original site to redesign a new building which will better serve for govermental using and as well as the urban environment. Meanwhile, as a building in an important location of the city, it presents the spirit of the new era and be required as a landmark of Shenyang, the capital city of Liaoning Province of China.










Urban construction Institution

[WORK] Individual Building Design [TYPE] Education


Urban Costruction Institute This is a concept design about a campus planing. Urban Costruction Institute, as a selective school in northeast of China, needs a better campus environment and more spaces for its future development. The new campus is located at the town of Shuang Louzi, where is the surrounding suburb area of the city of Shenyang. The site originally was farm area. There are three parts of this concept design, it concludes campus planning, architecture design and lanscape design. In this program, I was concentrated on architectural part of design, and especially duty on the building of library.



Section

Elevation


1st Floor Plan

4th Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

5th Floor Plan

3rd Floor Plan

6th Floor Plan


1st Floor Plan

2nd-6th Floor Plan

Elevations

Section


1st Floor Plan

2nd-6th Floor Plan

Section

Elevations


1st Floor Plan

Section

2nd Floor Plan

Elevations

3th Floor Plan


1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

Section

3th Floor Plan

Elevations



Other work

Drawings Photography


CAD DRAWINGS

[CAD Drawing] Phra Mondop,traditional construction in Wutai Mountain, China



PHOTOGRAPHY

[Photography] Pompidou Centre

[Photography] Palais du Louvre

[Photography] Opera Garnier

[Photography] The Glass Pyramid


DRAWINGS

[Color pencil sketching] Leopard

[lacquered carving] Leopard

[Lacquering with eggshell] moonlit night

[Color pencil sketching] Gorilla

[Color pencil sketching] Deer

[Water Color] Chameleon


MY ARCHITECTURAL JOURNEY

Rolls-Royce Museum

Horizontal City

Electric Pover Building

Student Center of CAFA

Architecture Regeneration

City-Emergency Center

High School of Fine Arts

Architecture without Content

Urban Construction Institute


Garden Housing

Villa Design

Furniture Museum

Flowing Ribbon

Gu Lou Planning

Material Researching

Eight-hour Project Design

Emergency Architecture

Others



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