Portfolio_2013 - 2015_Pengyu_Chen

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P O R T F O L I OO Pengyu Chen

2013-2015


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CONTENT

Writer Institution of American

1 - 10

1366 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA, USA Instructor: Bruce Abbey

Interactive Children Nature Museum

11 - 20

Onondaga Lake S y r a c u s e , N Y, U S A Instructor: Joseph Godlewski

Los Angeles Shading Park Complex Los Angeles, CA, USA Instructor: Amber Bartosh

Other Works

31 - 34

21 - 30


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Writer Institution of American 1366 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA, USA Instructor: Bruce Abbey

The focus of the studio is to study how to draw an elegant plan through a series of exercises and studying of precedence. The program of the building is a writer institution including varies programs like bookstore, lecture hall, library, office and residence.The site is located at Harvard Square, across from Harvard Yard. It is a connection point between the commercial and academic zone of Harvard University. Transportation on the site is variable and available. T-train station, bus stops, bike racks and parking lots are close to the site. All the factors make this site become a popular area of the neighborhood. Before the project started, an outdoor food court and several vegetation was on the site. My focus of this project is how to preserve the existing public space, P keep the fluid circulation on the site and continue the public space into the building. The intention of the facade is to use it of a metaphor of the preface of the book. From the facade, people on the street can have a vague idea of what kind of programs behind this cover.

PRECEDENT

SITE PLAN

Bus Stop Train Stop Red Line

P

Hubway Rack P

Public Parking

P

Visitor Parking

P

Visitor Short Term Parking

P TRANSPORTATION

COLUMN GRID COLUMN GRID

PUBLIC/PRIVATE IN SECTION PUBLIC/PRIVATE IN SECTION

Commercial Harvard Housing Administrative Buildings Classroom Building & Libraries

COMMUNAL OFFICE COMMUNAL OFFICE SPACE SPACE

LAND USE

SOLID/FREE PLAN SOLID/FREE PLAN

LIBRARY LIBRARY LECTURE HALL LECTURE HALL

FACADE ORGANIZAITON FACADE ORGANIZAITON


2


3

B

A

B

A

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0

2 4

8

16

32


4


5

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 0

4 8

16

32


6

ROOF FLOOR PLAN

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN


7

SECTION AA

SECTION BB

024

8

16

32


8

FACADE


9

LONGITUDE SECTTION


10


11

Interactive Children Nature Museum Onondaga Lake S y r a c u s e , N Y, U S A Instructor: Joseph Godlewski

The site used to be an industry area since 1788. Because of the flourishing industrial activities during the 19th century, resorts, hotels and recreation park were built around 1870s. However, the heavy industry generated severe pollution that caused the decline and eventually abandon of the area. These historical activities and urban development left traces on the surrounding area. This project focuses on collecting and expressing the traces of historical activities around the site.To reflect the history of industry, the project extracted the spatial, formal and material qualities of historical elements such as bar building, oil tank and salt field to generate the design. The recreation aspect of the site history is used in promoting the education aim of the children museum by creating interactive exhibitions with plant, water and bio-compost. The aim of the museum is to remind people about the damage made by industry, educate children about ecology and help to eliminate pollution, which is a trace of industrial activities, around the site for hundred years.

LAKE

WATER

SALT

RAIL

HEAVY INDUSTRY

IRON PIER

HEAVY INDUSTRY

LIVING

OIL TANK

SALT INDUSTRY

Site Analysis


12

ATMOSPHERE COLLAGE

WATER TREATMENT

STEEL LARGE SCALE REPETITION

BIO-COMPOST

HIGH FLOOR OPEN PLAN SKYLIGHT

EXTRACTED TRACES

PLANTING


13

ORIENTING BUILDING

CREATING PUBLIC/EXTERIOR SPACE

PRIVATE PROGRAM PUBLIC PROGRAM PUBLIC SPACE

PUBLIC/PRIVATE SPACE


14 2

up

1

5 13

12

up

8 11

14 10

4 9 3

6

7

SITE PLAN

1

Plant Exhibition(Interior)

8

Cafe

2

Plant Exhibition(Exterior)

9

Storage

3

Water Exhibition

10

Bathroom

4

Bio Compost Exhibition(Interior)

11

OďŹƒce

5

Bio Compost Exhibition(Exterior)

12

Meeting Room

6

Small Theater

13

7

Public Sitting

14

Service Mechanical Room

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Ground Floor

Site Plan 0

8

16

32

64

0

4

8

16

32


15


16

LONGITUDE SECTION Longitude Site Section 0

4

0

4

8

16

32

CROSSCross SECTION Site Section 8

16

32


17

ROOF STRUCTURE Roof Structure

West Elevation 0

4

8

16

32

SECOND FLOOR BRIDGE SYSTEM Second Floor Bridge System

East Elevation (Summer) 0

2

4

8

16

INTERACTIVE SHADING SYSTEM

Interactive Shading System

ELEVATION

East Elevation (Winter) 0

2

4

8

16

EXPLODING AXON Exploding Axon

0

4

8

16

32


18


19


20


21

Los Angeles Shading Park Complex Los Angeles, CA, USA Instructor: Amber Bartosh

The site is located in Los Angeles, across from SCI-ARC. The program of the architecture is an education institution and a public park. By using vision and shading systems, the project regulates people’s circulation in the park complex and differentiate public/ private relationships between programs. The park complex also create a continues circulation from surrounding environment to the entire park with considering SCI-ARC and the China town nearby. Also , The project offers an opportunity to people lives in the city to keep both their vision and feelings from the skyscrapers and busy city life of Los Angeles. In order to capture people’s attention in the park rather than crowded surrounding environment like rail yard, highways and skyscrapers, green wall, small installation and natural features are applied to the project.

public

square green house semi-secure garden

private

SITE CIRCULATION OPENING VISION AREA RAIL ROAD

school


22


23


24

PLAN SCALE 1”=16’

0

8’

16’

32’

64’


25


26

SECTION


27


28


29


30


31

Other Works

Study models for Spring 2016 studio project


32


33

Atmosphere Drawing


34

STAINLESS STEEL GUTTER

ROOF METAL COPING WATERPROOF MEMBRANE WOOD BLOCK 12 IN THICK CONCRETE SLAB

4’

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB STEEL ROOF DECK

10’

STEEL FRAMING

WINDOW ASSEMBLIES WITH GLASS AND THERMAL BREAK

FIELD-APPLIED TOP PLATE PRESSURE-PRESERCATIVE TREATED LUMBER I-BEAM

3’

VENTILATION SYSTEM SUSPENDED CEILING

AIR GAP REGID INSOLATION

9

GRAVEL FILLING UNDER FLOOR

DRAINAGE PIPE

PENGYU CHEN

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