Meng's Portfolio of selected works by Meng Wang

MENG WANG

CV + PORTFOLIO OF SELECTED WORKS

PORTFOLIO

The following curation are excerpts of a small sellection from many projects I have worked since 2020. Please do not hesitate to contact me for more information of the images and myself.

The Images presented in this portfolio have been compressed considerably for the purpose of ease of distribution and may appear in low quality and not in scale. Original resolution images can be presented on request.

Construction + Technical Drawings

An Architecture of Care

Urban Design

Computational Thinking + Design

Physical Model

Render effect

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS: CORE + FACADE

225 Taranaki Street, Wellington

TIme: Oct 2023

Course: SARC321

Description:

Demonstration of core and facade design and related technical drawings.

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AN ARCHITECTURE OF CARE

Hospital Road, Wellington

TIme: May 2024

Course: ARCI411

Description:

A design research and exploration of a spine impairment medical research center emphasize below:

+ Patient-centered perspective

+ Relationship of building shell and functional interior space

+ Preventivehealthcare and continuity

3D Conccept

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Prioritising the pedestrian experience - Lorne Street

URBAN DESIGN: Moore Wilson Block

Cambridge Terrace, Wellington

TIme: Jun 2023

Course: SARC351

Description:

This Project aims to provide a picture of development protential and future charactor of the site, to reduce risk for future investment. The master plan attempts to increase the site’s value and facilitate the subdivision and sale of land.

Site Analysis: looking at heritages, public transportation and MRT network

Site Analysis: looking at landscape and heights

Design Concept:

+Responding to the natural environment

+ Public-private interface

+ Connections for people

+Circulation

+ Car Parking

+Compatibility of uses

+ Massing and scale

+ Passive Surveillance

+ Roofscape

+ Interface with heritage

+Prioritising the pedestrian experience

+ Sidewalks and travel lanes

+Vegetation and Planting

+Consider car parking as an important landscape design component

+ Prioritising the pedestrian experience + Planting

Design Concept Study

Fig.B3

Fig.B4

Fig. C2

Study of precedence

D2. View from Lorne Street

D1. View from Cambridge Terrace

COMPUTATIONAL THINKING + DESIGN

Moa Point, Wellington

TIme: May 2023

Course: ARCI311

Description:

+ There are many forms that appear in the process of deformation are worthy of in-depth experiment. Increasing the control ability of the computational softwares will help to chieve a more accurate expression in many ways.

+ Site fabric is able to be digitalize and visualize by using computaional languages.

+ Protein as the bio-type contained in most animals is highly adaptable. below demonstrates how the deformation principle of protein helps development of an amphibious transportation hub.

Particles generated bi Houdini

Protein deformation experiment

Further Development: Transportation Hub

Assuption: New order of solar system

Description:

The extreme value of sea level change can reach 50 to 100 meters, and the land available for human habitation and use will decrease every time the water season arrives. To accommodate this extreme year-round change, architectures need to provide resilience in use and facilitate transport accessibility.