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PORTFOLIO Mu-Hawi Liou

ARCHITECTURE

S e l e c t e d Wo r k s 2014-2018



- Contents -

- Curriculum vitae -

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- Culture occupation -

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- The Inn -

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- The daily sacred -

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- Pilgrimage of daily life -

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2014[Occupation] international competition Thesis design

2017 Kaira looro archtecture competition / Sacred architecture 2018 ARCH sharing competition / Community center in Nepal

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- Curriculum Vitae - About me - Born -

14/09/1991

- Nationality Taiwanese

- Contact -

mulioumu@gmail.com +886 953570509

- Lanquages -

Chinese English

Mu-hawi Liou I am a graduate from Feng Chia University department of architecture. By 6 years of architecture study, I find my interest in culture, reconstruct, and spiritual sacredness. I participate many extracurricular competitions to practice myself to play different kinds of role. I accumulate total over 1 year of professional office working experience. I can handle initiate design, and complete every work fast and accurate. I am very passionate for architecture, and I am desire to learn more professional knowledge and practical experience.

2010-2012 2012-2016

- Education -

National Taipei University of Technology Feng Chia University Bechelor of architecture department

- Competitions Aword -

2014[Occupation] international competition / Honorable mentions

- Compiter Skills Auto Cad ArchiCad Sketch up Rhino Lumion Adobe Ai/Ps

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- Culture occupation -

2014[Occupation] internatinal competitoin

Individual work, academic, 4th year Tutor: Po-jen Cheng, Neo.estudio@gmail.com Site: Taichung first square, Central dist, Taichung Categories: cultural, infarstructure, art Published date: 15/11/2014

Building a Street Graffiti Museum through “The corner of eye in movement” observation. In this project I choose the site due to the complicate culture issue. The site is famous in Taichung with the ruins and graffiti. And there is an old building which is Occupied by foreign workers and their little shops. The building was a male, but due to the government policy problems, it shut down and became a mysterious mass in front the Taichung main train station. There are many groups in that building ex: Graffiti, foreign workers etc. They are all sub-culture. Which is easy to be “seen” but hard to be “understand”. These Groups harmonious coexistence. But people are afraid of The First Square due to the misunderstanding. Graffiti is a very stimulate way to reflect the local issues, but it alter in Taiwan to a kind of art gangster announcement. In the other hand foreign workers are links to dirty, and in some reason graffiti and workers both hide in this site. To break this status and let both sub culture and neighbors can understand and admit in to each other, I propose a street art museum program. Change the perception of this place through graffiti, change the perception of graffiti through workers.

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- Site analysis & Programme Groups Graffiti

Problems

Space occupaciotn

Conclusions

Issues

Essence

Program

Identify sub-culture Legal perspective

Disagreed

Space less

Hidden Affect graffiti essence Cultural issue

Provide create sapce

Social issue

Taichung first square Securuty problems

Space issue Avoid contacts

No more public

Space open Enhance understanding Differentiate groups

Space Idle Groups avoiding

Space occupied

Awful environment

Dirty environment

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- The “corner of eye” observation 1

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Moving / walk

The “coner of eye” observation is a methods I design to find out the most accurate site which will becaome the guiding wall. As we move by foot or automobile, the surrounding will twisted in a suddent. Depants on the speed and hight, the level of the twist will change. The method is to find out which part of the surroundings remains in the most low twisted level. That means that part can be well seen whether the observer is on any tranport tool. The auxiliary line is used to compare before and after the distortion occurs.

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- System & Program Working area distribute

Original column beam structure system

Create a new coordinate system with steel columns which is used as structure reinforcement. In the coordinate system, canvas wall layout by the public circulation, the walls can be the cover for graffiti to happened without be seen. Passengers will visit the graffiti through the public circulation and end at the top square.

Graffiti wall distribure

Structure reinfocement Create new coordinate system

Reinforcement system Origin structure

Painter’s circulation and workshops is separate from public, therefore no one can know who make that graffiti.

Public sirculation

Workshop distribute

Public square

Section imagine figure

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Graffiti sirculation

Public sirculation

Guiding wall

Guiding wall

Main entrance

Origin wall


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- Plan & Section Second floor plan

Third floor plan

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Main entrance Sqaure Workshop unit Info Gallery Public space Market space

A-A’ Section

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- The Inn Thesis design

Group work, academic, 5th year thesis design Tutor: Po-Chi Ho, robertho.tw@gmail.com Site: Gushan Dist., Kaohsiung City 804, Taiwan (R.O.C.) Categories: religion, health, suburb, large Contribution: initial design, section & digram drawing, model maling, perspective render, layout. Published date: 13/05/2016

In this project, we start from two extremely opposite issue “live” and “death”, and try to integrate. In my part, I begin the study with religious explanation about live. To the city people, many of them do not feel alive but just living and hanging there. Therefore people hang out, party, drinking etc, just to escape from the reality. Through the studies I think it is possible a person can feel alive through self-actualization, to be satisfy themselves, and so I define “live” to be Self-actualization. As for my partner, he anchored “death” to a specific facility Hospice. In order to implement the opposite concept, we find the site Gushan cerement factory. It is the biggest and oldest factory in Taiwan and it’s facing to be tear down due to the air pollution and excessive logging. In our cognitive, tear down is the same as death, rebuilt it means to let the factory resurrection. How the site and our program can make both factory and city people feel alive again is our main aim.

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Garden

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Dead

Bereaved

Disability

Facing death

Cremation

Heatbreak

Accident

Nature/Tear down

Society value

Leaving

Memory

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

industry/Symbolic

Re-examine value

I really

Loss life

Lose someone

Become Recipient

losing consciousness

Cremation Memory

Cremation Return to Life

Seeding Giver

separated Nature/ industry wane Seeding/maintenan

Crematorium

Urban

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Medical

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ADA disability

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trees

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self-actualization

Old factory ruins

Retain old structure Structure reinforcement

Hospice

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Hibiscus

Old factory ruins been demolished

Unitized components

Construct

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Parting Rm

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Lemon balm

Structure reinforcement

Burner

Crematorium

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Rehabilitation Tea Tree

Patients hospice

church

Mexican Mint

Tree burial

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- Layout & Section 3 5

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Main entrance Sqaure Garden Info Rest area Restaurant Ward unit Service circulation Cremantorium Equiptment Rm Hospice W.C Church

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- Plan & Elevation 12

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The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. The Lord takes care of me as his sheep; I will not be without any good thing. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He makes a resting-place for me in the green fields: he is my guide by the quiet waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. He gives new life to my soul: he is my guide in the ways of righteousness because of his name. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Yes, though I go through the valley of deep shade, I will have no fear of evil; for you are with me, your rod and your support are my comfort. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. You make ready a table for me in front of my haters: you put oil on my head; my cup is overflowing. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever. [bbe] Truly, blessing and mercy will be with me all the days of my life; and I will have a place in the house of the Lord all my days.

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Main entrance Sqaure Garden Info Rest area Restaurant Ward unit Service circulation Cremantorium Equiptment Rm Hospice W.C Church

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First floor Plan / scale : 1/100, 1/20

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- Rehabitation & Ceremony - Horticultural therapy -

78cm

54cm 88cm

Lemon balm

Tea tree

Mexican mint

Gushan is an old industry district. Many residents worked at the factories nearby. Using the original factory structure create a new Industrial landscape. Due to the considerable population of disabled, we design a rehabilitation center and system. The center is near the crematorium. We create a new ceremony that people can select a plant and plan in the resting area. Disabilities will take care of those plants. The Horticultural therapy will create a loop that when a person died, his bone ash became the nutrient for the plant, and the plant became the new emotion attachment for their family and even more, helping disabilities get better through horticultural therapy..

Front imagine figure

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Mint

58cm

171cm

Wood 91cm Conceret flower pot

Screws Steel joint Conceret column base


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- The daily sacred -

2017 Kaira looro archtecture competition Sacred architecture Group work, academic, 2017 Tutor: Po-jen Cheng, Neo.estudio@gmail.com Site: Africa, Tanaf village Categories: religoin, cultural Contribution: team leader, initial design, detail & diagram drawing culture analysis. Published date: 22/04/2017

In this project we try to redefine the meaning of sacred space. For years sacred space are connect with holy light beams, high ceiling. It is always with religion. In this project, we facing a multiple religion site. Therefore a church or a mosque can not satisfy the aims. We study the history of Tanaf from BC to now, there are some really interesting traditions. Among all we find “rhythm and beats� are the most potential elements that we can develop. The rhythm is so important that some religion even alter their rules or ceremony when it came to Tanaf. We observe the activities, their daily routine, and analysis their movement. As we analysis we realize that the daily routine is built with all kinds of rhythm, despite religion, their daily life is sacred itself. We do not need a construction for sacred, it is just everywhere and anytime. What we can do is just simply provide a square, where villagers can do whatever they want to do. So what is sacred for Tanaf, their daily life.

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- The rhythm analysis diagram -

- Ceremony -

Bjmbe / dance / meditation Outside the village

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- Rhythm -

Bath / food preparing / playing / market In the village

- Movement -

Logging / oyster farm / seeding / harvesting The sacred public square


- Detail & Structure -

Part 1 Body Rhythm is so important that can be used in communication. The skin can enhance the moving experiencw above. Daily activities happen around the square, it is flexible between sacred and daily space. Part 2 Path to God The exis to the sapce is deract to the holy groud Mecca. Lights pouring from the northeast. the stairs’ hight can make the steps sound like the basic Bjembe beats. That meatns the rythem is also the pathto sacred. Part 3 Refflection Movement above initiate huge sound responding. Shadow through the fabric visualize rhythm.

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- Pilgrimage of daily life 2017 Kaira looro archtecture competition Sacred architecture Group work, 2108 Tutor: Po-jen Cheng, Neo.estudio@gmail.com Site: Nepal, Pharping Categories: religoin, cultural, suburb, water, infarstructure,mixed used Contribution: initial design, detail & explosure & section drawing, 3D, layout. Published date: 02/05/2018

The project mainly tackles water-related issues and explores the ideal prototype of an egalitarian community centre which serves for all people. By introducing the fog catcher technique, it proposes to create a multifunctional gathering place for casual interaction, knowledge sharing, rites and so on. Situated in the absolutely picturesque landscape, the site is also enriched by the diversity of cultures and religions, endowed with supremely natural power. However, the topography, the growing population, and the lack of infrastructure result in water scarcity that needs to be addressed through architectural intervention. Water has been seen as a sacred component in Nepal in terms of religious activities and everyday life. Thus, the proposal focuses on transforming conventional community centre into “pilgrimage of everyday life�. The centre draws on locally sourced, sustainable materials but seeks to use them in innovative ways, thereby allowing the villagers to preserve their traditions and harvesting water with a sense of proud and dignity. Taking inspiration of Nepalese daily outfit, Doko, the bamboo structures are interwoven with meshes to a religiously and locally significant typology, representing and encouraging the villagers to be engaged with the construction of this iconic centre- one they can appreciate and take pride in.

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Water resource shortage

Fear of architcture

The topography, the growing population, and the lack of infrastructures have resulted this place in a seriously water-stressed area.

Buildings made of concrete or mud bricks have been seen as ‘means of fear’ due to the devastating earthquakes in the past.

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Fog catcher

Life il the village

Sourcing water can take a villager over four hours per day in the region, obstructing the educational & economic development.

Food preparation is the mundane but important thing they have to do in their everyday life. Also, it cements the bonds between the people.


Water resource shortage

Fear of architcture

Nepalis have incredible craftsmanship, producing intricately woven textile elements and potteries, which are ubiquitous & vital in Nepalese society.

The buildings’ façade and steps are spontaneously decorated by Nepalis and adorned with colourful textile, potteries, millet, etc.

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- Fog catcher system & Layout Humid air

6 Interwoven bamboo structures

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Mesh(waxed linen)

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Condensation process 6 3 Main structures (bamboo 10cm in diameter) Knots(hemp rope)

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Water harvest

Funnel Sub frame Cable Funnel’ structures (bamboo 5cm in diameter)

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Wall Rotating door Textile(canvas) The well

Water tank

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Water storage


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Reinforcement structure

Subframe bamboo

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Main entrance The Well Toilet Shower Rm Kitchen Textile ( Canvas ) Platform Rotating door Water tank Funnel Fog catchers

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- Work experience - Banmu Tang Environmental Integration Group Tel: +886-4-23505182 Web: http://www.banmu.com

Intern, 06-08 2012 Model making, plan, section, detail drawing.

- Artman architecture studio Tel: +886-4-23269928

3d making

3d making

Competition model making

Interior design

Interior model making

Initial design study

Courtyard design

Section drawing

Initial elevation design

Intern, 06-08 2013, 02-03 2014 Model making, plan, section, detail drawing, reder, competition.

- Wang architecture & associates Tel: +886-4-23292615 Web: http://www.waa.com.tw/en/

Part time, 02-04 2015 Model making, plan, 3d drawing.

- 陳天助建築師事務所 Tel: +886-4-23781110

Part time, 08 2016 - 02 2017 Model making, initial design, interior design, detail, sectoin, 3d drawing.

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Contact me +886 953-570-509 mulioumu@gmail.com


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