Nally Zheng Selected Work 2013-2016
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About Me Born in Shanghai I moved to Sydney 7 years ago to complete my tertiary education. In 2016, I graduated from the Honors Program within the Bachelor of Interior and Spatial Design at The University of Technology Sydney. The four-year academic program focused on conceptualization and spatial planning, spanning from the scale of the human body within the interior, to the city and its network of stakeholders. I enjoyed the challenge of each project and the development of my design process. Now graduated, I am looking for employment within the interior design and architecture industries to further my skills in spatial design, as well as contribute to the team through my knowledge and creative thinking.
Ni Zheng 15.07.1991 39 Burwood Rd Concord 2137 Nally.zheng@gmail.com +61 416 788 836
Education 2016
Bachelor of Design(Honours) in Interior and Spatial Design, UTS
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Bachelor of Design Interior and Spatial Design, UTS
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Diploma of Visual communication, UTS Insearch
Exhibition 2016
Fraking Futures : Interior and Spatial Design Honours Show Woolloomooloo, Sydney, AU
2015
Yallourn: The Town That Ate Itself Prague Quadernnial Student Section, Prague, CZ
International Experience 2017
Madrid Labrid Workshop
Intense workshop in ETSAM Universidad PolitĂŠcnica de Madrid focusing on the development of discarded space inside the city.
2015
Global Studio: Prague
2015
Global Studio: Berlin + Dessau
Representing UTS at the Prague Quadrennial and exhibited the conceptual model about Victoria town of Yallourn.
Explored constrained living conditions and concepts for refugee housing. Further developed 1:1 model in Bauhaus.
2014
Global Studio: Seoul
2 weeks intensive studio examined the space between the urban fabric and the Han River.
Academic Achievement 2016
Overall Grade of Honours in Interior and Spatial Design is 76.5 Final Juror : Steve King
Skills
Work Experience 2014
UTS Peer Mentor Program
Assisted with technical and design problems and provided feedback during tutorial crits.
2012J-Grow Graphic Design & Printing Present Responsibility/skills: customer services, store managing, training junior employeers
Adobe
Illustrator Photoshop Indesign Cad
2011
Baskin Robbin & Donuts
Sketchup
Responsibility/skills: customer services, store managing, serving, making orders, and handling money
Revit Autocad
Reference Prof. Bendict Anderson
Rhino ba@thinkbuild.com Course director of Honours,UTS
Andrew Macklin
Mandarin English
Andrew.macklin@icloud.com Tutor of Honours,UTS
Thomas Cole
Languages
Thomas.Cole@uts.edu.au +61 411 824 458 3rd Year Design studio Coordinator
Korean
FRAKING FUTURES Green Vivication
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Most cultures rituals or planning respond to nature, be it seasonal or orientation or habitation. This connection is usually suspended for monetary opportunities, for example; Fossil fuels are prolifically used to transform economies, which inversely damaged the natural environment and culture connections. Kurnell is a reminder of this inverse relationship of economic priority over nature. The site became unprofitable, so its discarded and what’s left are industrial machinery and positioned land.
Algae, a living organism, has great potential to create a true circular economy and restore reciprocity between human manufacturing, habitation and nature. This radical process requires a re-think on living and working. The commune is built within the discarded oil refinery at Kurnell, which is surrounded by fractured parklands, residential zones and infrastructure. The contaminated environment can be remedied with the use of algae. Though cultivating algae, bio-products such
L: Interior community Kitchen R: Algae Laboratory
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as extracted oil, dried algae cake and powder algae for energy production and windows for the commune. Treated rainwater will supply the commune, its greywater will be flush threw a pipe system into the algae ponds. The CO2 generated from paper production feeds the algae within the commune windows that provides shading for living space. The algae within the windows grows and is source of fuel for the power plant. The commune is a circular economy where humans and algae co-exist. This reciprocity restores the cultural-natural balance and vivification of the site.
1. World Algae Map 10
2.Kurnell Peninsular Map Inculude Kurnell Oil Refinery
Collection of algae sample
Isolation and purification
Research Center
Break Algae
Evaportate Solvent
Biodieseal
Solvents seprates Fat & Sugar Cell
Algae-Paper Factory
Biodeseal process
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Agricultural Runoff
Fertilizer - phosphate and nitrate
Industrial Wastewater
Effluent Inorganic phosphate and nitrate
Urban Runoff
Sewage- carbohydrates, fats, amino acids and protein Sodium, Calcium, Sulphur,etc.
Feed
Food
Paper
Enviroment
Soil
Waste/ Resource
C02
Oil
Dieseal
Water
Energy`
Commune
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Research Raw Processed
Diagram indicated environment resource been purified through algae and circulated for industrial production and community living using purpose.
Feed
Food
Paper
Enviroment
Soil
Waste/ Resource
C02
Water
Oil
Dieseal
Energy`
Commune
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Research Raw Processed
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L: Algae Laboratory Floor Plan R: Community living space Floor plan
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Axonometric of the site
Floationation Tank Seprate Algae From the collecing resource
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Fence Planter Drying algae using natural sunlight and breeze
Paper Mill Dry and grained algae became resource for alage paper
Extracting Algae Oil from algae that grow in lab and algae windows.
Polycarbonate Operable Roof
Algae Window Close condition for algae growth that provide shadows and could be harvested for commune living
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Shower Room inside the Algae Bath • Rainwater collected from Roof and get treated for commune use • Graywater feed back to support algae growth
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L to R: Paper Factory Laboratory Commune Living
View From Interior Algae Bath overlooking the algae cultivation Landscape
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FRAKING FUTURES Bio- Material Green Vivication Fabrication Design School
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The position for the 21th century design school needs to accommodate both knowledge and participation. The design school should offer the learning environment to be fully support the youth innovation and creation. Material science with actual building construction always take long way to get together and even harder for whom still in the learning stage. By integrating technologies with expertise is aiming to enhance the learning experiences. As well as providing the cutting
edge device and opportunity to test out the smart materials,is encourages the future architect to be innovative and brave. The conversation occurs between the human and building via highly active experiment and collaboration. Thus the building space take account of the mobility and adaptability while giving challenge to whom always thinking and make the changes.
Innovative Percise
Bespoke
Customization
Making
•Rapid Prototype
Workshop
Practice
Testing
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Evaluation
•Sensory •Scale
Reseach
Knowledge Studio
Education Archive
21st
Library
Manufacture 20th
Standardization
Mass Production
Limitation Repetition
The Fact of todays society, in reality of the industry, designing buildings, landscape architecture or urban development all requires substantial fund and limitation by clients. In compare to 20 century’s’ mass production, nowadays, technology largely increased the possibility for design to be innovative and specialized. In which, less amount of time and cost is achievable due to the resource is more open and flexible to the public.
Gallery
Evaluation Center
Sensory
Workshop
Data Arena
Research center
Scale
•Rapid Prototype •Test in place
Microscope Room
•Earth •Salt •Sugar
•Fungi •Potato
Solid
Material Lab
Linear
Powder Bacteria
•Seaweed •Bamboo
Cool Room
Dry Room
Milling
Mixing Cutting
Boiler Plant
Hot
Washing
Preparation
•Bamboo •Fungi •Salt •Sugar •Earth
Sorting
Materials in
Receiving
Cold
Loading dock Processing
Learning
Making
Testing
Result
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Short Section
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Section N
Long Section
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Circulation
Main access through ramp or elevator for human access or material transportation.
Machine
Spatially organized machines to suits the best order of the process and connection
Structure
Program localed on top floors indicates different space qualities by the transformation from interior to exterior.
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Mimicking the work environment that invites expertise from multi-disciplines and encourages collaboration to happen. Maximizing design and making process to stimulates the students to produce best possible outcome.
Heterotopia Prison
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‘Architecture operates as both representation and instrument for the display of a nation’s history and its artistic heritage as the active ingredient of continuing cultural development. It is at once sign and agent of a living history.’- Anthony Vidler 33
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Michel Foucault: ‘The absolute real space reflecting virtual analogue’. The design scheme is to maximize freedom for the prisoner within what still be a controlled environment. A development from absolute punishment and humiliation towards a generous and refined solution of remand thus it formed an idealized model of remand center.
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Building 5 located in National Art school once stood as the notorious execution block and located at the north east corner of the site overlooking the Green Park. The building was a icon of the 19th century prison. Nowadays, prison is seen as an agent of both punishment and education. A radical change of the Darlington Gaol must be made as both reflection and reaction.
Explored Axonometric
Access diagram of Panopticon Entrance
Admin path prisoner path Admin visual link
Cell Block
Chapel
Entrance
Admin path prisoner path Admin visual link Watch Tower
Cell Block Cell
Admin/Guard Tower
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chapel
Visitor Guard Prison
Chapel
Gym
Visitor Guard Prison Courtroom
Courtyard
LirbaryGym
sitter-in Admin prisoner
Admin
Watch Tower
Cell chapel
entrance Guard visual link
Dinning
Courtroom
Courtyard
Lirbary
Prisoner visual link physcial link
Dinning
Cell
Admin/Guard Tower
chapel
Reflect against the iconic geography that stood for primitive justice. The chapel act as the reflective axis, the remand center is placed next to the courthouse in the geometry formed by the square - a symbol of law and justice. Acting pragmatically, the location looks more welcoming to public in compare to the triangular gallows.
Courtroom A
Loading dock
Canteen
Courtyard
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Library
First Level Plan
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Laundry
Gym Shower Room
Reading Room
Cell Room
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Meeting Room
Guard Office
Second Level Plan
Global Studio - Prague Quadrennial
As participant in the Prague Quadrennial 2015, our project was construct and display a model that representing Yallourn that loaded in Victoria of Australia. It is a small town that has been distorted by the expanded collection of the brown coal mine, that used to provide the rise of economic and infrastructural services for the Australian population.The model offers a critical reading of Yallourn and presented in Prague Quadrennial in Czech republic as one of the university from Australia. This is a unique experience to me that working on one big scale model with a large group having 16 mumbers and one tutor. Also we have been offered great honour to represent UTS to join the
event of the PQ2015. It is also the very first time of me being in europe the place I always wanted to visit. The whole study trip was full filled with excitement, joy, stress and frustration. However we learned, managed, co-oprated and enjoyed the journey and this would ever last in our memory.