Jolene Lee Portfolio (2018) (Director's Cut) by Jolene Lee

portfolio 2018

Jolene Lee - young Malaysian architect based in Berlin. Aspiring master builder and illustrator.

Copyright ÂŠ 2018 of Jolene Lee Pei Wen Dedicated to To my father and my friends, who have been providing me endless support through out my journey and for always believing in me.

Contact Jolene L. jolenelee@pm.me totespwen.tumblr.com @totespwen (Instagram) +49 176 6512 6333 (DE) +6012 533 2656 (MY )

jolene lee Goals Grow as an architect in terms of experience. Looking for PhD and teaching opportunities. Develop my skills and interests. Skills and Interests Eye for Graphics Illustrations Content Production (Flyers, Booklets) Model and Craft Making Printer Whisperer Writing Skills (English) Experience FAKT - Office For Architecture, Berlin (2017/18) Concept, Drawings, Presentation Package. HWA!, Kuala Lumpur (2016) Furniture, Interior, Paintings. YHSA, Kuala Lumpur (2015) Veritas, Kuala Lumpur (2014) Qualifications Masters of Arts in Architecture (2018) Dessau International Architecture, Hochschule Anhalt, DE Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Architecture) (2015) Taylorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s University, Kuala Lumpur, MY Proficiency Adobe ArchiCAD AutoCAD Microsoft Office Rhinoceros

This portfolio features eight selected academic works and four professional works by Jolene Lee Pei Wen. From conceptualisation to final design; from abstract to technical. Each is preceded by a project description and objective to help you navigate the content.

content One Stop Wedding Centre Architectural Master Thesis Berlin, Germany 2018 The Barn Architectural Design Studio Berlin, Germany 2017 Backlane Ideology Architectural Design Studio Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2017 Forecast Forum III Installation FAKT - Office For Architecture Berlin, Germany 2018 Space with 8 Walls FAKT - Office For Architectue Berlin, Germany 2018 Halb Stadt, Halb Garten FAKT - Office For Architecture Ludwigsburg, Germany 2017 Kraftwerk Rummelsburg FAKT - Office For Architecture Berlin, Germany 2017

Ng Clan Association Ancestral Hall Measured Drawing Penang, Malaysia 2013 Drawing Rules Elective Program Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2017 Furniture Program Elective Program 2017 Small Houses of Berlin Elective Program Berlin, Germany 2017 Conceptual Plumbing + Radical Practicality Elective Program 2017 Graphic Design + Illustrations 2018

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one stop wedding centre Nominee of Robert Oxman - Second Year Best Thesis Project Architectural Master Thesis First Advisor: Joris Fach Second Advisor: Roger Bundschuh Berlin, Germany 2018 In light of the recent visionary plans of changing the urban transportation system in Germany and around Europe, the studio collective will be looking into the big topic of parking garages. The point of interest would be the capital of Germany, Berlin, where parking garages are increasingly vacant. Attracted by the bare concrete skeleton and prime locations, these nodes will be adopted as a site for architectural interventions. The selected garage is located in the heart of FriedrichshainKreuzberg which is heavily populated with Turkish demographics. Inspired by the importance of weddings in the Turkish culture, the extravagant festivity of weddings and its multi-million dollar industry, the proposal is to adapt the garage into a One Stop Wedding Centre.

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the barn Winner of Lars Lerup - First Year Best Thesis Project Architectural Design Studio First Advisors: Sebastian Ernst, Jonas Tratz Berlin, Germany 2017 “The Barn” was conceived from the task to derive the best strategy for this randomly given narrow and deep plot. It maximises the potential of the plot in one combined volume. While it looks like one ordinary house from the front; blending into the site, it secretly stretches into the plot. The volume is then sliced evenly dividing them into a series of modules. It consists of an 8 unit row house as it proves to be the most effective type for this plot. It is seriality without pure repetition by introducing diagonal shear walls articulating itself through the depth of the plot. From the floor plan, it functions like a machine with a rigid logic, but in the section it interestingly displays the characters of each unit. Featured spaces are plugged on to the volume to create address, orientation and an individual symbol for each unit. “The Barn” is bold and fits strongly onto the site with little elements of surprise.

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backlane ideology Architectural Design Studio First Advisor: Sam Chermayeff Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2017 The topic of the studio is Toilet Ideology. It starts from observations about the world we live in. From those observations we question assumptions about living. It deals with open living from detail into neighbourhood. This project started with an extensive study of the cultural typology in terrace housing in Malaysia. The idea is to revive the Malaysian terrace housing back lane by introducing it as a semi-private-public space. This project studies this new space as an extra socio-spatial area for neighbourhood and family bonding. In a series of studies of typologies, this project aims to experiment typologies of families, programs and tropical trees. The objective is to design an ambiguous and at the same time specific spaces in the back lane. While dealing with Malaysian cultural context, it also incorporates modern Western approaches. Lastly, using vegetation as a study to softly divide the public and private spaces.

forecast forum III installation Exhibition FAKT - Office For Architecture Sebastian Ernst, Sebastian Kern, Martin Tessarz, Jonas Tratz Team: O. Alunovic, M. Linnenschmidt, H. Peters Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, Berlin, Germany 2018 An exhibition architecture in collaboration with Forecast Forum - an international platform for pioneering ideas from anywhere in the world and in various disciplines. The location, Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, is portrayed as a field of columns and structural element to stage spaces for the participants. A corresponding idea of using multi-layered plastic membranes to create elliptical spaces in a discreet object-like appearance. These elements are able to interact with the diverse spaces of the house and with each other, as well as render an open field for the mentors and mentees alike.

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space with 8 walls Private Extension FAKT - Office For Architecture Sebastian Ernst, Sebastian Kern, Martin Tessarz, Jonas Tratz Team: J. Grau Berlin, Germany 2018 A small extension for a private residence with a courtyard which seeks for a soft transition between spaces and towards the vast green exterior. It explores the extrusion of lines where rooms dissolves.

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halb stadt, halb garten Space Pioneers - Tiny House Competition FAKT - Office For Architecture Sebastian Ernst, Sebastian Kern, Martin Tessarz, Jonas Tratz Ludwigsburg, Germany 2017 This open competition is by the Ludwigsburg Museum to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the city of Ludwigsburg. It goes along the question of â&#x20AC;&#x153;what constitues a modern, up-todate city dwelling?â&#x20AC;?. The answer was the idea of garden and house - the prototypical micro house stimulates discussion as well as showcases its possible new forms of dwelling. It acts as a first piece of the puzzle to a future modular, dense, green and vibrant city.

kraftwerk rummelsburg Concept for Private Developer FAKT - Office For Architecture Sebastian Ernst, Sebastian Kern, Martin Tessarz, Jonas Tratz Berlin, Germany 2017 Three different concepts are developed and sketched for the property around the former power plant in Rummelsburg on the Spree. The concepts are based on the fundamental assumption to develop the unique area with a usage concept, which has a focus on production and attractive retail space. All three of the concepts express their own character which in return leads to completely different structural ideas and usage options.

ng clan association ancestral hall Measured Drawings Penang, Malaysia 2013 This study focuses on the understanding of the principles of building preservation and ideas of application and management of architectural historical documentation. The building concerned is a traditional Cantonese ancestral temple of the Ng Clan Association located in a UNESCO World Heritage site; George Town, Penang, Malaysia. The task was carried out thoroughly in terms of site context, location, historical value and symbolism of ornamentations.

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furniture program Elective Program 2017 A discourse about furniture that rethinks how we live and how we function. The idea is that furniture can bring people together, make soft divisions and becoming more than it claims to be.

drawing rules Elective Program Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2017 Drawing Rules explores how rules and building codes are shaping our cities. It starts by understanding an urban rule from our home country. Then, reinventing this urban rule in a suburban context.

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small houses of berlin Elective Program Landhaus Lemke, Berlin, Germany Mies Van Der Rohe 2017 Small houses of Berlin is aimed to study and redraw small and famous houses in Berlin. Firstly as conventional architectural drawings then explored in a single creative architectural drawing to capture the essence of the building. Amongst many, the assigned house is Landhaus Lemke by Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe. Built in year 1933, it was the last house designed by him before his emigration to the United States. It was designed for a manufactur couple, Karl and Martha Lemke as a single family house. It is a 145 square meter building sitting on a plot of approximately 2800 square meter. It displays its aesthetics and atmosphere of both home and nature which classifies it as a gem of classical modernism.

conceptual plumbing + radical practicality Elective Program 2017 Questioning the ideology and culture of bathrooms and what it means to us. This project starts from exploring the notion of a curated mess of a bathroom to the use of a bathroom beyond itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; utilitarian need.

graphic design + illustrations 2018 My skill set also allows me to dabble in the graphic world. It has always been my passion and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m truly interested to continue experimenting. Compiled are some projects ranging from digital to prints from my designer portfolio.

Syed Zainal Rashid bin Syed Zainal Abidin + Fatimah Bee binti Abu Bakar Alasri bin Mohd Ardenn + Zanita binti Anuar

PROUDLY PRESENTS

LE YS H A + A LI

5 august 2017

Syed Zainal Rashid bin Syed Zainal Abidin + Fatimah Bee binti Abu Bakar Alasri bin Mohd Ardenn + Zanita binti Anuar

PROUDLY PRESENTS

LE YS H A + A LI

5 august 2017

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

WRITER

STAGE MANAGER

PRODUCER Redza Minhat is an actor, a writer and a producer. His notable writing works for the stage include, ‘Tat Nenas’, ‘Kelab Malam’, ‘Toast!’, ‘Energia’, ‘Money’ adapted from a short story by Amir Muhammad and adaptation for ‘White Rabbit Red Rabbit’. He was the screenwriter for ‘Terbaik dari Langit’ (NOVA) which won best film in 2015 ASEAN Film Festival along with two short films, ‘Bingit’ and ‘Light Bulb’. He also co-wrote ‘Interchange’ (2016) a film directed by Dain Iskandar Said (Bunohan). He is also one of the founders of ‘Projek Disko Baldi’ - a comedy ensemble where he writes and performs sketches.

DIRECTOR PERFORMER

Farah Rani is an avid theatre practitioner who has performed in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Australia and New York City. Farah Rani was trained at the Two Year Conservatory at the Michael Howard Studios in New York City. She is most known for her roles in Instant Café Theatre’s Parah (as Melur), Nadirah (as Maznah) and Projek Disko Baldi.

Ashraf Zain got involved in theatre as an actor in 2002 in Universiti Malaya. He did Biology Science but got bored and tried theatre instead. He has directed a few theatre productions, “Main Dalam Stor” for Playground Productions and “The Drive” for The Actors Studio. Ashraf is part of AI:IA, a comedy improv group in KL and he is one of the co-founders of Projek Disko Baldi. He now works as a freelance actor and writer for TV and Film.

Interested in both film and theatre, Sharifah Aleysha has spent most of her time working under all kinds of different productions, learning her way around the local industry. She directed her first short film, Diri, as part of her final year project and the film would eventually be shortlisted in the top ten at the annual BMW Shorties Competition. Recently, a music video produced by Aleysha was nominated for Best Music Video at the AIM 22. Aleysha enjoys writing, producing, acting, and filmmaking.

June Tan, Five Arts Centre member, is a biologist from Imperial College, London whose creative work involves facilitating space for difference and alternate narratives. This is seen in her initiation of Tiga (2016), a platform of emerging practitioners; in 2 minute solos (2013) set in an office lot, and Projek Angkat Rumah (2009) where a traditional kampung house was carried in the city. Her interest in diverse voices includes being a producer for Another Country (2015), Baling (2015), Ang Tau Mui (2011) and other local productions. She has toured performances to Germany, Singapore, South Korea, India, UAE and Japan.

Sharifah Aryana is a young actor and aspiring director and producer. She has worked with many Malaysian directors such as Yasmin Ahmad, Osman Ali, Soffi Jikan, Eirma Fatima and Faisal Ishak. One of her most notable performances was her role in Mukhsin (2006) directed by Yasmin Ahmad. She graduated from Sunway University completing her Diploma in Performing Arts under the Department of Performance and Media in 2015. Fresh off a run of TIGA in Penang as a performer, Aryana plans on furthering her studies in Performing at the University of South Wales.

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Armanzaki has always been a theatre enthusiast and practitioner ever since he graduated from college with a Diploma in Performing Arts. He has since done Stage Design, (he’s not doing so much of that anymore) Stage Management, (he can’t believe he’s still doing that) and a friend got him into Lighting Design (so he’s doing that now). He wishes to do more, to keep on telling stories and designing dreams. Other than that he’s just another human being. Make good art.

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contact me Jolene L. jolenelee@protonmail.com totespwen.tumblr.com @totespwen (Instagram) +49 176 6512 6333 (DE) +6012 533 2656 (MY )