Si Jia Ng Racheal Portfolio 2019 by NGSJ

Si Jia Racheal NG

Architecture + Design Portfolio

works at RSP Architects 2017 - 2019

Annex B

ANNEX BUILDING IN GOMBAK CAMP DSTA Gombak Annexe

Job Scope: Architecture Competition (Awarded) designs for extensive additions and alterations for an annexe at Defence Science and RELATIONSHIP Technology Agency Gombak Camp including parade ground, VIP rooms, reception hall and SPATIAL staff canteen.

Architectural Design Concept Extensive additions and alterations for an annexe at DTSA Gombak Camp (SG)

ROOF TOP GARDEN @ 5F

EXECUTIVE DINING @ 4F

CANTEEN + COLLABORATIVE SPACE @ 1F & 1MF

M&E

PARTITION SPACE

GYM

RECEPTION LOBBY

artwork by author

3 SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

CEREMONIAL ROUTE level 1

VEHICULAR DROP OFF

level 1

HERITAGE ROOM

level 1

CEREMONIAL PLAZA

level 2

DR RECEPTION LOBBY

level 2

GREEN TERRACE

level 2 level 3

SIGNATURE ROOMS

PROGRAMME

level 1

CANTEEN

level 1M

COLLABORATIVE SPACE

level 2

OFFICES

level 3

RECEPTION LOBBY

level 4

GYM EXECUTIVE DINING

level 5

PARTITION SPACE ROOF TOP GARDEN

SPATIAL CONCEPT

COMMON SPACE CEREMONIAL SPACE

COMMON SPACES

M&E 4.55M

3M M&E

4.55M

CEREMONIAL VS COMMON SPACES

INCREASED FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT TO 4.55M

Our proposal centres on the creation of a continuous and coherent spatial experience that is modulated by a series of (spaces/voids) that starts from the approach to the building and carries through into the interior; and out onto the parade ground. The building itself functions as a bridge and connector between two existing buildings and as such, lends itself to a purpose that goes beyond the typically introverted nature of most buildings. The diplomatic handshake – a powerful symbol of unity and coming together of 2 countries, is paralleled in the building’s spatial organisation which creates vertical and horizontal connectivity through the interplay between solid and void, ceremonial and common spaces. ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS PLANNERS

ANNEX BUILDING IN GOMBAK CAMP Architectural Design Concept

Annex B

ANNEX BUILDING IN GOMBAK CAMP

Architectural Design Concept

FACADE Design Concept Architectural

DEF

artwork by team effort

Annex B CEREMONIAL PLAZA

Annex B VEHICULAR DROP OFF

OVERA

MSCP

artwork by team effort

ANNEX BUILDING

CONNECTION TO MINDEF AERIAL VIEW (NORTH)

PARADE SQUARE @ MINDEF BUILDING

artwork by team effort

CEREMONIAL PLAZA

artwork by team effort ARRIVAL OF VIP GUEST

The new DSTA Annex Building is fronted by an nuanced architectural expression that is construct the play of light and shadow. The precise rhythm and negative elements articulates the duality of and diplomacy, capturing the delicate balance th in global engagements.

SIT @ Punggol Design for Sincgapore Institute of Technologyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new university campus

design overview E1

Job Scope: Architecture 2D, 3D and BIM REVIT design documents for a new university campus. Attendance of Client-Consultant Meetings and User Group Meetings and preparation of design documents for CP2M and the Gateway Process. 1

ADMIN BLOCK

LABS & LEARNING

AUDITORIUM

LABS & LEARNING

E5 MPH

FOOD COURT

SIT PLOT 2 BLOCKS

MAIN SPINES

SUPERLABS

LABS AND MPH

WATERFRONT BLOCKS

BLUE SYSTEM

UNDERSTOREY

GREEN SYSTEMS

Birds-eye View from NE 3

View from Waterfront

View into Campus legend Green a

Publically Owned Private Spaces

cia

bakery

lectorial 160 pax

retail lectorial

lectorial

250 pax

retail

Self--Directed Group Learning

Play Court

Student Plaza Green Court

Boardwalk

Palm Court

Mid Court

Landscape Features 6

5 e 2

univerSITy plaza

Vegetated Swale

Retention pond

Rain Garden

Terrace Court

Design panels by team effort

ADMINISTRATIVE

Birds-eye View from NE

lobby

FOOD COURT

bouldering wall

View from Waterfront

View into Campus Green

labs

fire safety & testing

housekeeping & gardeners

car workshop

labs combined labs transformer room

security & FCC

Landscape design by RAMBOLL level 1 Plan

A LANDSCAPED FOREST IN RE TAIL AT RIUM Job Scope: Architecture

Biera Forest

Competition concept and design documents for a residential campus in urban Colombo, Sri Lanka. Concept and visualization for Architectural, Landscape and Interior designs.

Residential Towers and Retail Podium in Colombo, Sri Lanka. THE BEIRA FOREST

BAMBOO ROOF TERRACE

CACTUS ROOF TERRACE

PINNATE ROOF TERRACE

PANDANUS ROOF TERRACE

PALM ROOF TERRACE

CALOPHYLLUM ROOF TERRACE

EPIPHYTE ROOF TERRACE MEMECYLON ROOF TERRACE

BAMBOO SKY TERRACE

PINNATE SKY TERRACE

PANDANUS SKY TERRACE

CACTUS SKY TERRACE MEMECYLON SKY TERRACE

EPIPHYTE SKY TERRACE CYCAD ROOF TERRACE

PALM SKY TERRACE

CALOPHYLLUM SKY TERRACE

PANDANUS SKY TERRACE

THE MANICURED THE WILD

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PALM WING

BAMBOO WING

CACTUS WING

PINNATE WING

CALOPHYLLUM WING

MEMECYLON WING

EPIPHYTE WING

PANDANUS WING

SCAPE

CYCAD WING

GRAND DROP-OFF BESIDE BEIRA LAKE

artwork by team effort post-process by author MODERN LIVING

artwork by author

PHASE 1 TYPICAL UNIT PLANS 1 BEDROOM 42.35 SQM / 455.85 SQFT

INCLUSIVE OF 3.24 SQM BALCONY & 1.35 SQM AC LEDGE TOWER 1 City View

71 City View

AC LEDGE

MASTER BEDROOM

BATH

LIVING

Graphite High Gloss Laquer

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LUXURY LIVING PHASE 3 TYPICAL UNIT PLANS INCLUSIVE OF 3.42 SQM BALCONY & 2.40 SQM AC LEDGE TOWER 1

Grey Marble with W h i t e Ve i n s

BALCONY

Black Stainless Steel

DINING KITCHEN

29 AC LEDGE

1 BEDROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

MASTER BATH

5 3 . 6 9 S Q M / 5 7 7. 9 2 S Q F T

Black Tinted Mirror

INCLUSIVE OF 11.34 SQM BALCONY & 1.35 SQM AC LEDGE

Snow White Quartz Counter top

BEDROOM 2

BATH 2

TOWER 3

KITCHEN

LIVING

Vo l a ka s Marble

BALCONY

DINING

AC LEDGE

MASTER BEDROOM BATH

BALCONY

LIVING KITCHEN DINING

ite Oak Flooring

mpagne tainless Steel

82.39 SQM / 886.85 SQFT

INCLUSIVE OF 12.00 SQM BALCONY & 2.40 SQM AC LEDGE

post-process by author

ite Oak Ve n e e r

2 BEDROOM

RESI EDECK

RESI EDECK RESI

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artwork by author

Job Scope: Architecture Competition concept and design documents for a high rise residential complex including retail and community spaces with connective functions for the urban fabric. Concept and visualization for Architectural designs.

Rochor Residences Public housing residential and retail complex and retail facilities for HDB Housing Development Board apartment complex at Rochor (SG)

SECNEDISER ROHCOR

The E-Deck of the development is an extens by the tower blocks and terracing platforms connector conjoins the two sites’ void-deck over Weld Road. This super-connector, term platform for residents in the development to and the opportunity for future linkways to co greater vicinity.

The development residential towers are designed on a wedge-like ROCHOR RESIDENCES podium that cascades from its peaks off Jalan Besar Road down towards Rochor Canal. The podium stands as a monolith with a fine grain and textured facade that not only differentiates itself from the high-rise towers, but also prove to better relate to the ever-energetic streetscape of Jalan Besar Road. The E-Deck atop the podium provides a semi-public platform that serves both the public and residents.

/// SOLAR ANALYSIS /// /// FACADE ///

/// SECTIONS ///

3-ROOM PLAN

SECTION A C7 BLOCK 1

SECTION B C8 BLOCKS 2 + 3

FFL +153 MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE HEIGHT

SCALE 0M 5M 10M

20M

4-ROOM PLAN

FFL +153 MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE HEIGHT

LIVING ROOM BALCONY 600

SCALE

1:1000

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600

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47 Storeys

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1250

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30 Storeys

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C L

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type

20M SETBACK

3-ROOM STACK PART ELEVATION

20M SETBACK

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PATTERNING SEQUENCE

MODULATION

4-ROOM STACK PART ELEVATION

20M SETBACK

PATTERNING SEQUENCE

The facade frames each individual room of a unit an

MODULATION

two floors vertically. The frame is extruded to form a SEPTEMBER DECEM The E-Deck of the development is an extensive landscape that is cradled 4-room units facing Rochor Canal for Aresidents to by the tower blocks and terracing platforms atop the podium. superconnector conjoins the two sites’ void-deck with a landscaped linkbridge scenic view. over Weld Road. This super-connector, termed Jalan Jalan, provides the platform for residents in the development to connect with one another and the opportunity for future linkways to connect out to other sites in the greater vicinity.

/// PLAN ///

post-process by author

/// FLOOR PLAN ///

/// PLAN ///

The main elevation is articulated with vertical and shading fins. The vertical fins flip left and right, a patterning sequence, to create a concrete egg-cr light and throws dramatic shadows.

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MODULATION

PATTERNING SEQUENCE

The facade frames each individual room of a unit and spans vertically across two floors vertically. The frame is extruded to form a balcony for a select few 4-room units facing Rochor Canal for residents to open out and enjoy the 11 scenic view.

MODULATION

/// FLOOR PLAN ///

/// TPECNOC /// CAR PARK (2ND-4TH STOREY) 03

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The main elevation is articulated with vertical and horizontal profiled sunshading fins. The vertical fins flip left and right, according to a repetitive patterning sequence, to create a concrete egg-crate facade that catches light and throws dramatic shadows.

The key to the new public realm is to provide a place for people of all walks and lives.

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Rochor/ Jalan Besar’s rich and colorful heritage and people have informed our planning decision to allocate the ground plane for the public realm and to prioritise building 01 community spirit amongst the residents in order 02 to foster this rich community heritage.

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ROCHOR CANAL The public realm will also accommodate retail functions to serve the greater vicinity.

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20M

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40M

60M

80M

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Sky Terrace located on 16th + 31st Storeys

Child Care Centre

Senior Care Centre

Void to Communal Spaces

1:750

Community social corners overlook lush greener park floors. The podium ground plane will be lushly p to ensure that the podium public realm on the g welcoming plane desp

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Block 03 Units

Study Corner

Communal Social Deck

Multi-Purpose Deck

Party Deck

Fitness Corner

Relaxation Deck

Meeting Pod

Lookout Point

M+E Space

Community Deck The refuge floors in Blocks 1 + 2 are lushly planted and sensitively treated and planned to turn the space into meaningful landscape decks for residents to actively use. They will focus on healthy-living and social gatherings with features such as Fitness Corners, Party Decks and Relaxation Decks that provide more exclusive amenities to the residents of the two towers.

/// WIND ANALYSIS /// Conducive and Comfortable Environment for Social Activities The design strategy for the MSCP to be lifted off the ground has resulted in two potential zones for social bonding: between the residents and public, and amongst the residents themselves. The City Room is crafted out from lifting the MSCP off the ground floor. The space is sheltered all day and the retail lots are laid out in the form of small pavilion pods ensure cross-ventilation and freedom of pedestrian flows through the ground floor which is punctuated by openings and gardens. The Elevated Deck (E-Deck) on the uppermost roof of the podium level serves as a connective layer of vegetation and ventilation between the residential tower blocks. Raising the podium carpark enabled the landscaped deck to rise above the height of the shophouses around the site, catching a light and pleasant breeze throughout the year. Solar analysis shows that the E-Deck is well shaded from the sun for most of the year, providing a pleasant climate for outdoor social activities to take place, while sunlight remains ample for the community gardens interspersed throughout the deck.

5M - GROUND

10M - PODIUM

20M - E-DECK

57M - HIGH-RISE UNITS

Solar and wind flow studies informed the placement of the open and programmable spaces at the E-Deck; cross ventilation through plantings enable a flow of fresh and cooled air through the voids of the podium, into the retail and communal spaces below. The combination of light breezes and shaded areas of the landscape deck creates ample spaces conducive for a host of community activities and impromptu social gatherings.

MBER

Communal Social Decks and Corridors are a feature in Block 3 as the tower features aged living facilities. These lushly planted decks seek to encourage the building of better social network amongst neighbours to stamp out the isolation associated with an aging population.

artwork by author TYPICAL SKY TERRACE + COMMUNAL SOCIAL DECK

SCALE 0M 5M 10M

20M

40M

60M

80M

1:750

100M

28 FEBRUARY 2018

Communal Decks located on 10th, 17th and 24th Storeys

Block 03 Units

Study Corner

Communal Social Deck

Multi-Purpose Deck

Party Deck

Fitness Corner

Relaxation Deck

Meeting Pod

Lookout Point

M+E Space

Community Deck

11 03

09 06

04 05

Sky Terrace located on 18th + 33th Storeys

artwork by author

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

EXISTING

The overall form of the building has been informed through a rigorous process of experimentation. Through the inversion of the the original “C-Shape” plan, we have created a volume that can be appreciated from different angles, allowing the building to show off different sides of its “personality”. This variation in form stands in contrast to the original which was conceived as a pure extrusion.

Pearl Bank Residences

PROPOSED

ENTERTAINMENT DECK LEVEL

Residential Towers at historic urban site in Chinatown (SG) AERIAL VIEW

MASSING STRATEGY

L33-Roof

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

Job Scope: Architecture Competition concept and design documents for a high rise residential tower in urban Chinatown. FACADEdesigns. Concept and visualization for Architectural and Landscape

The building is split into 3 tiers addressing the sky, the surroundings and the ground condition. The new form hovers above a circular landscape feature that corresponds to the void of the original building, paying homage to the heritage of the site, whilst being firmly rooted in the future.

6 View1

NORTH

SOUTH

EAST

WEST

TY PE

SERIES 1.0 (Single-loaded corridor)

TYPE B

C 1. The original Pearl Bank has a distinctive form defined by its C-Shaped plan that encloses a circular courtyard.

2. The original volume is sliced into 3 parts.

TYPE B

TYPE A

TYPE D

TY PE

T YP

T YP

3. The 3 parts are inverted to allow for better circulation and views.

SERIES 2.0 (Double-loaded corridor) E T YP

T YP

L3-L32

TYPE E

T YP

T YP

PE A

TY PE

TYPE C

TYPE A

TYPE D 5. The volume is raised to preserve the original footprint, creating a landscape feature.

6. The roof deck is pulled to different heights to create green terraces.

VIEW 4 View 4

ROOF DECK LEVEL E T YP

7. The roof deck serves to frame inward views and exterior views

SERIES 3.0 (Hybrid corridor)

8. Voids are cut out from the South facade to allow for double height garden spaces.

CARPARK PLANS PODIUM LEVEL 01

4. The geometry is optimised to maximise views and create an internal courtyard.

PODIUM LEVEL 02

P01-L02

PODIUM LEVEL 03

artwork by team effort CARPARK LOTS 177

CARPARK LOTS 168

post-process by author

CARPARK LOTS 192

artwork by team effort

FACADE TYPE 1 Expansive balconies that are open to the sky, extend out from a curtain wall facade to allow for 180 degree panoramas of the surroundings, additionally double height garden spaces are introduced for the enjoyment of residents.

FACADE TYPE 2

Sheltered balconies are framed by large portals that define the overall form of the architecture. The curved balconies increase in depth towards the top of the development, allowing for outdoor dining and other family oriented activities.

The overall effect created by the interaction between the 2 facade types helps to create a unique and distinctive aesthetic that is both functional and iconic.

artwork by author

Job Scope: Interior Design and Architecture Design meetings with Clients, consultants, and user groups , ongoing presentation of design concepts and progressive visualization of design intention using 3D modelling software and other visualization tools. Liase with suppliers and collaborate with artists. Preparation of design details for tender calling.

   Street    Terminal 1 Retail

Design for the extensive renovation of Changi Airport Terminal 1 Retail Street and Departure Lounge.

Design panels by team effort

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NG Si Jia Racheal Educational Portfolio

Undergraduate & Masters of Architecture Architecture + Design -2012

GRID HOUSES generative diagrams

grid manipulations transform two primitive solids into houses. Location: "floppopolis"

roof plan

M.Arch: Design Studio contingent urbanisms Tutor: Benjamin Farnsworth. axonometric

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5 ft

10 ft

20 f

section

animation stills

WAL-MAT

grid-squished supermarket, a study in flatness

axonometric

Location: "floppopolis" M.Arch: Design Studio con-

tingent urbanisms

airplane factory

school

office

gym

Tutor: Benjamin Farnsworth. Masterplan: Studio Collaboration: Chris Bressler

visitor centre

supermarket library gas station bowling alley restaurant clinic

roof plan

WAL[mat] ELEVATION SCALE: 1:300

section

plan of supermarket and offices

Green Ribbon Laboratories

Extension of Toshiko Mori's Syracuse Center of Excellence R&D laboratories for Environmental and Energy Systems

Site Area: 2800sqm Location: Syracuse, NY

South Elevation

M.Arch: Comprehensive Studio Tutor: A.MacDonald,B.Krietermeyer Collaborators: Tong Zhao, Wang Jingyuan, (+Chenjing Kuo) perspective from Lobby Ground Level plan

Massing

A‘

B’ B

CAFE LIBRARY OFFICE

OFFICE

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OFFICE

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OFFICE

BREAK PUBLIC EDUCATION CAFE

MECHANICAL SYSTEM

Section A-A'

BREAK

ENTRANCE

concept in verse

2nd-floor plan

phytoremediation:

It all began with a simple thought: “The existing building’s green roof wants to say a lot. Elevated now and animated now; An exploration of what the wonders Green Technology may allow. The airy Atrium works as a Lobby ‘lung’ At the nodal intersections of each programmed ribbon flung. There’s a Lab Strip, an Office Strip, Public Education; Green Roofs for each, and one for Demonstrations. Stormwater bioswales, Rain Garden slope-flow, In this industrial City, Rhizomic biofiltration is the way to go. South-facing, staggered section, Planted roofs are insulation Self-shaded offices in the summer sun, Greenroof solar gains at maximum. 2 Auditoria; Outdoor and indoor 1 Café at the SouthEast main door Walk right in, feel right at home; Sounds of fresh waterfalls and Passive climate control. Take a turn into the Theatre or take a stroll, Through 170 linear feet of Education Zone. Come around the back where great minds attack The challenges of sustainability in an active “GreenLab”. Curtain walls on steel-trussed frames, Double height spaces and mezzanines. Thermal mass piped wall doubles as a projection screen: We want Syracuse City to see our dream.

Technologies that use living plants to cleanse soil, air, and water contaminated with hazardous chemicals

programs in Interlocking Ribbons THEATRE

LABS

3rd-floor plan

OFFICES PUBLIC amphitheatre

BREAK

LAB LAB

BREAK LAB

CAFE

OFFICE LAB LOBBY LAB

Section B-B'

OFFICE

CAFE

phytoremediation Techniques + Locations

South Facade Solar Heat Gain

To Cleanse: Phytoextraction Rhizoﬁltration

soil

water

W air A

RAIN GARDENS

Phytotransformation

RAIN FILTER GREEN ROOF 4

S W A

Phytostabilization

3 S

BIOSWALE GREEN ROOFS

2 1

Rhizodegredation S A

South Facade Solar Heat Gain section

Phytovolatilization

A W

Space Requirements + Sunlight Demand Most Private

AIR LAB GREEN WALLS

AIR LAB GREEN ROOFS

Ventilation Type + Sunlight Demand 1: Treated Air

Guest Room 200*20=4000sf

Apartment 350*20=7000sf

Lobby 2500sf

Laundry Room 300sf

Maids’ Room 100*2=200sf GYM 1000sf

Lounge 2000sf

Private Oﬃce 150*40=6000sf

Research Studio 1000*20=20,000sf

Green Roof

Distributed Break Out Areas 2500sf

4: Local Control

Distributed Open Oﬃce Space 4000sf

3: Central Control

Reference Library 2000sf Lounge 2000sf

Janitors’ closet Rest Room

Cafe 2500sf Lobby 2500sf

Lecture Hall 300seat 4000sf

Display Area 200 linear feet Parking

Most Public

Bus Shelter

Least Light

Landscape Development

Outdoor Lecture Area 300seat

Most Bright

2: Untreated Air

partial section Detail: SE

OPERABLE SKYLIGHT Integrated Glaznig Units (IGU)s ABOVE “GREEN AIR LAB” HORIZONTAL WINDOW AT GREENHOUSE TRUSS

RAINSCREEN PLENUM: SUPPORT BATTENS 3/4” THCK SLATE TILE clip hung, vertical course

ALUMINIUM GUTTER

3’ TRUSSES AT 16’ SPACING

1.2’ STEEL COLUMNS

HORIZONTAL WINDOW At grade level for basement SLATE WINDOW SILL

COMPOSITE FLOOR Slimdeck ﬂooring system 3/4” SLATE TILES ON GROUT 2” RIGID INSULATION 1.5” SCREED TOPPING CONCRETE CAST IN SITU METAL DECKING (AS PERMANENT FORMWORK) ASB BEAM

1/2” THCK DRAINAGE MAT

RC RETAINING WALL

DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE 2.5” D. PERFORATED DRAINAGE PIPE 2” RIGID INSULATION

2’ THCK RC RETAINING WALL

STRIP FOUNDATION

partial section Detail: NW

MUSHROOM SERIES

ApARTMENTS+retail scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

artisan market The apartment component of the series sought to resolve the repetitive nature of apartment block configurations with desire for uniqueness and surprise at the residentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s level. To this end, a tessalate fractured parti wall system was developed to allow for the free arrangement of adjacent larger or smaller units, while maintaining the experiece of hidden spaciousness even in the smallest rooms and units.

TYPICAL 600SF UNIT

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nd nnin nii     

4, 2012 6 weeks Tay Kheng Soon Campus masterpla, Nalanda University

    

 

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                 

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   

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 

       

 

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70% of site left unbuilt for subsistence farming, experimental farm plots, energy generation and water collection

 A “MOTHER PLAN” that: Provides the university with an integrated framework to guide its long-term development Provides a set of guidelines for decicions about where to locate the University’s various programs Links the campus to the broader district 

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p ud

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 

2 weeks Individual work: Design of part of the Campus masterplan for Nalanda International University

The sports and recreation-themed residential quadrant is at the southmost end of the first phase of the campus plan; as such, it is a comma in the process of the university’s building history. Looking out towards the unbuilt farmlands and far-off hills, the quadrant’s aesthetics looks back to the geometries of ancient Nalanda and all its mystery. 

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 

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  

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 

 

Buddh' pm munin

山东滕州市东沙河居住综合体

住区规划与住宅设计黄华青 2008010832 张博 2008010058 黄思佳指导教师：张敏交图日期：2011年11月3日

Ridni  in ShnDng pinc, Chin Exchng pgm in Tinghu, Bijing

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城市分析

地段位置图

滕，取泉水腾涌之意。滕州历史悠久，文化灿烂，境内有被命名为“北辛文化”的7300年前新石器时代的古文化遗址，有“大汶口文化”的代表遗址岗上遗址，有商周时期的滕国遗址等景观。是古代伟大思想家、教育家、科学家、军事家和社会活动家墨子的故里。如今的滕州市，地处山东省南部，是山东最大的县级市，也是全国百强县之一。城市地处京福高速公路与 104国道之间，东临京沪高速铁路，西邻京杭大运河。公路、铁路、水路交通都十分便捷。随着全新的滕州高铁车站的建成，从滕州到北京上海两大城市都只需两个多小时。黄金的交通位置也为滕州的未来带来了不可估量的契机。

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地段分析

城市交通区位图

城市门户

东沙河地段位于滕州老城与新建的高铁站之间，两条通往以龙泉广场为中心的城市旧城和以市政府为中心的城市新城的道路在此地分叉，夹成这个充满生机的三角形地段。因此，地段成为了商务、旅游人士进入滕州的必经之地，起到了城市门户的重要作用。

一池三山景观体系太极水系穿贯掌纹道路

单体

单元总平生成——山水滕州滕州东北枕鲁中南山脉，西南临微山湖胜景，周边的自然风景得天独厚。然而，城市市区由于过度建设，使得城市居住环境不容乐观。故新住区的总平以佛手成山，太极入水，六幢山形高楼呈手型分布在场地周围，场地中央形成巨大的住区山水景观。住区在实现高容积率的同时，也创造出采纳天地灵气的巨型地面景观，为滕州树立了大气而柔美的门户形象。

12*15米的住宅单体，采用当地传统民居住宅单体的体制。三个住宅单体形成一个住宅单元。为了满足大小户型的不同需求，将三个单体组合切割为四个户型。

高楼

曲线化

手指住宅

将住宅单体像垒砖一样形成高楼，这样解决了原先的平面组合方式容积率过低的问题。由于住宅单体的梯形形状，使得高楼能够在保持简单单元的情况下实现优雅的曲线化，创造出不同于以往的单元式板楼。

屋顶叠落

考虑到前后采光的问题，将住宅屋顶进行适当的叠落。这样不仅照顾了后方住宅的采光，而且创造出巨大的屋顶花园和阳台。

建筑生成——院子+高层滕州当地民居多为山东传统的独户独院式，可被作为一个单元。在城市中央可以看到大片的残余平房密集地挤在一起，占据了大片的土地，却不能达到较好的城市景观和居住效率。与此相反，城市中大量新建的商品住宅却一味追却容积率，而丧失了原来良好的居住环境。在这种背景下，新建住区的建筑仿效柯布西耶提倡的多米诺式住宅单体，通过单元体的堆砌、组合和错动，形成最终的山形住宅。住宅不仅为每一户住户提供了良好的南向采光和南北通风，而且通过上下屋顶的叠落，创造出巨大的阳台和屋顶花园，为当地居民找回院子的美好回忆。

太极湖与太虚广场

象鼻山 · 别有洞天

象鼻山 · 标准层

东-西剖面

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3, 2011   10 weeks  Martin Goh  Health centre and clinic

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chinatown Singapore

Inspired by the way naturalcaves and slot canyons are carved out by the elements, the form of the medical health centre is influenced by the natural forces of pedestrian flow through the site. The ground floor is kept open to allow pedestrians to continue using the site as a shortcut through chinatown, and to allow in wind and light.  

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   

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        

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 

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      

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  

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      

300mm tall

  

 

cross section 50x50mm

  

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One of 12 projects chosen for

 the NUS CityEx exhibition 2010

 2, 2009  6 weeks  Teo Yee Chin  “Atmosphere”

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A sanctuary in the chaos of nature, a made object of geometries guided by the ratios of the site’s railway bridge cage. Hanging half-hidden below the tracks leading to the bridge, the struc ture is a folded shell pierced by light, invaded by nature but safe from it.

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perspective sketch

cutaway perspective

entrance perspective

The angled planes guide drops of rusty water over and over the structureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s surface.

Layers of wall protect and reveal, as nature presses in through the seams, between the planes, against the glass walls.

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Shadows of the rail and all its visitors is cast into into the space.

The TV addict sits and writes and watches the stains, and nurses her obsession.

g-nhcene 

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   

2, 2009 6 weeks Tay Kheng Soon, Tan Beng Kiang, Wong Yunn Chi Masterplan for a Kabayan (community) Centre, Manila

Y : XZ YGJFH QYNJNz FNzKH JX

: : :

GK  5  

The GK village’s Kabayan centre is to be a model community centre which may be replicated in many places. The centre should equip the people with skills and values that will enable them to ultimately go back to the countryside to improve their lives.

1. A large vegetable plot has photovoltaic panel on the pride of place at the centre’s roof. main entrance. 6. The kitchen has a roof 2. Traditional Nipa hut cafe designed for sun-drying meat symbolizes the Philippine rural and vegetables. culture that most of the com- 7. Pig pens and pork promunity’s squatters are from. cessing know-how to be a 3. Office and reception cen- major income generator. Pig tre, with story wall with art- and human waste will be biowork telling the story of Ga- digested in Chinese bio-gas wad Kalinga and its heroes. plants to supply the entire 4. Production centre and complex with useable gas, souvenir shop. and waste from the bio-di5. The main hall has a large gesters will be used to ferti-

lize the trees and bamboo plant hedge. 8. Hostels can accomodate 100 visitors in low-rise modern pavilions spaced with fruit trees between them for shady informal spaces. 9. Livelihood centre with classrooms and workshops. On the green roof are rooms for VIPs. 10. Clinic sited at the entrance to the campus and adjacent to the public road for the surrounding communities’ easy ac-

cess. Roof is designed for vegetable and herbs planting. 11. All rainwater will be collected and stored in the library pond and reused for farming. Grey water to be reused for flushing toilets. 12. A small service road skirting the back of the campus provides vehicular access.

m-my!

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   

The name is Tagalog for “Climb together”; a spiraling floorpan provides more space in each 12-person dorm for shared areas. Simple materials and processes are used for lower costs and greater ease of building without the need for highly skilled labour. Woven screens and walls of varying opacity create an introverted scheme to draw inhabitants together.

6 weeks Tay Kheng Soon Individually design part of the masterplan Chosen for CityEx 2010 exhibition

A modern recreation of the local vernacular Nipa hut, the dorm is raised on stilts and has facades reminiscent of the opaque architecture of the Philippine vernacular roof. The pitched roof is no more, but the void created by the spiraling decks satisfies the dweller’s instinctive desire to have an orientating vaulting space overhead, what the Philippine people call the Spirit Space.

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The buidling and living room is elevated on short stilts.Toilet and wash area at the back is sunken below and built with concrete blocks reinforced with bamboo poles. 1

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Concrete-filled Bamboo columns and beams support the upward-spiraling bamboo platforms, on which are the dormitory bunk-beds. Walls on the lower more public levels are translucent woven bamboo screens in decorative traditional and modern patterns. Upper levels walls by the beds are opaque breatheable walls of staggered half-culms of bamboo and sliding windows.

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Translucent traditional capiz-shell panels make the wash area and upper lounge glow like lanterns at night. Spiral plan leads up to a lounge and roof garden. Solar panels on the roof provide energy for the hostel's 12 guests.

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   

1, 2008 1 week Nan Chyuan Urban insertion on empty plot in downtown Singapore

 Rain and wind change the character of the space sound; the structure translates the sounds of  through nature into a language the city can understand. Design began with an awarenessof the pervasive street sounds, and a memory triggered by the sound of rain on metal. I suspect this ‘memory’ was born of my parent’s and grandparents’ stories of their childhood - of monsoon rains on simple metal roofing, a sound that used to be a much more common memory in the region’s history. is an old building material new  Copper to the site. The weathering of the metal

with acid and moisture forms a patina, a truthful chart of time passed.

 

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The area around the site is layered thick with history, but the passage of time is not marked. Many conserved buildings on the site have been rebuilt, with new programmes inserted into new old shells.

Flat, toneless Deeper and unresounding. richer tone.

Loud, clear, resonant. Lively variety of pitch.

Patchwork mutes sounds into musical whispers. Similar sounds in wind.

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       

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     

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 The pool is open to the rain, making the water levels rise and fall. Entry into the pool is from a staircase that leads up to the second floor, and pump, treatment systems and changing rooms are below.

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      

Rain and wind rustle copper curtains, white noise decreases awareness of street noises outside. Heavy drops resound on a crumpled copper floor. 

Water covering the copper floor mutes to silence the sounds of rain in the enclosed rest area below.

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 Pen and ink, on-site

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

Charcoal and chalk on brown paper 100cm x 140cm

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Inks

Colour pencils and ink

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Colour Pastels on brown paper

Ink

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