Protfolio 2017 by Piebee Hsu

WENTING HSIEH Protfolio 2017

CONTENTS

Curr ic ulum Vi tae

Wor ks -PA RT A - 1

OYSTER BAR by Fujin Tree

HOME 652

CASA IN KEELUNG

-PA RT A - 2 ( i n p ro g re s s )

DOUDOU

Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l ive Cafe

YILAN_WHITE HOUSE

-PA RT B

PYLON_RYTHM

Curriculum Vitae

Name and Surn am e WENTING HSIEH

Citizenship

Lan gua g e s

Taipei,Taiwan

Chinese,English

Mobi le Ph o n e

poniu11@gmail.com

+886 923231370

Skills -Freehand Sketching -3D Software : Sketchup Pro,Alias -2D Software : AutoCad,Photoshop,Illustrator

Educat io n Bachelor of I ndustrial and Product Design (B.Sc.) Shih Chien U niversity,Taiwan 09 / 2 00 9 - 06 / 2 0 1 3

Wor k Exper ience WOW h ome ďŹ nishing st udio / / Int ership Beijin,China 08 / 2 01 2 - 09 / 2 0 1 2

HAN GALLERY // Intership Taipei,Taiwan 09 / 2 01 2 - 12 / 2 0 1 2

JSC STUDIO // Interior Designer Taipei,Taiwan 03 / 2 01 4 - c ur re n t

Awards & Press TA I P E I YO D E X - G O L D P R I Z E , 2 0 1 3 P ylo n_ryt hm,f ina l proj ect i n Shi h Chi en uni ver s i t y w a s a w a rd e d f i r s t p r i z e a s p ro d u c t d e s i g n .

Re p orted at Design Ant hology ,10/ 2016 P roject - OYSTER B A R by Fuj i n Tree

Re p orted at Yat z er Websit e (f ront page) ,11/2016 P roject - OYSTER B A R by Fuj i n Tree

WORKS PAR T - A - 1

OY ST E R B A R b y Fu j i n t re e TO TA L F L O O R : 3 9 .7 P (1 3 2 .2 m Â˛ ) P R I NC I PA L U SE: R E S TAUR AN T CO M PLE T I O N DAT E : 0 6 / 2 0 1 5 - 0 8 / 2 0 1 5 S I T E : TA I PE I C IT Y, TAIWAN

Located on a tree-l ined street off t he beaten pat h. Oyster Bar is comprised of white, brown and l ight gray of t he flying but tress-inspired support ing colums, wit h a few graceful high-l ights such as gleaming bass and transparrent glass punctuat ing t hrougout. Ample sunl ight is ut il ized as a lead ing decor element and welcomed t hrough t he w id e op en w indow w hile transl ucent gl ass panel s behi nd t he bar al low for t he peek-a-boo effe ct of ki tchen preparat i on as t hey play out behind t he part it ion.

Across from t he bar, a long, aquamarine-colored sear provides a color pop and offers patrons a place to recluse for a l ight meal beneat h t he warming sunl ight streaming in t hrough t he wide window. 8

ORIGINAL PHOTOS

ORIGINAL PLAN The or i g i nal ho u s e wa s a n a b a n d o n e d re sidence wit h d isorga nized ga rden. A f t er d em ol i sh i n g t h e s p a ce , t h e h a rd e s t pa rt wa s to ha nd le two old soil pipe nea ring our ba r.

FINAL PLAN T he a r r a ng eme n t f o r t h e p l a n i s t h i n k i n g of ma ximize t he sea ts, a nd combine t he kitchen wit h bar. T hen w e i sol a te d t h e re s tro o m b e h i n d t h e decora ted wa l l.

B C

A：Entrance

B：Dining area

D：Kitchen

E：Restroom

C：Bar

The del icate shel f at t he entrance is made by dark-colored wood panels and brass bars. The shel f is also a screen serving as a room d ivider to separate d ining areas.

Dining table sets are inspired by classic European-style. Elements l ike cones and legend patch shapes are used. Del icate details added to t he modernity highl ight t he strengt h and beauty of t he structures.

1&2：Bar 3：Dining Area 4：Restroom

Oyster Bar is comprised of white, brown and l ight gray of t he flying but tress-inspired support ing columns, wit h a few graceful high- l ights such as gleaming brass and transparent glass punctuat ing t hroughout. It is d ivided by color scheme and t he use of materials, which consequent ly creates a unique visual integrity.

HOME 652 TO TA L F L O O R : 2 4 .8 P (8 2 .6 m Â˛ ) P R I NC I PA L U SE: R E S IDE N CE CO M PLE T I O N DAT E : 1 1 / 2 0 1 5 - 0 4 / 2 0 1 6 S I T E : TA I PE I CIT Y, TAIWAN

Home 652 is a 80-square-metre and t hirty-year-old house. The original part it ion blocked t he l ight and narrowed t he sight. The new plan try to pay at tent ion to t he arrangements of l ight ing and nature materials. In t he choice of materials, d ifferent kinds if glasses, metals, and stones were used to introduce more sunl ight and to create reflect ion of l ight. The glass bricks were designed to del iberately create halat ion and preserve privacy.

The large window is careful ly framed wit h sl iver Ital- ian glass blocks wit h only 5mm gaps on bot h sid es. An atmosphere of sl ight solem- nity rises from t he transparency and even-numbered symmetry design. 20

ORIGINAL PHOTOS

The original house was narrow, t he window was blocked by closets and wal ls.The final plan was oposite from t he original house. Let t ing t he l ight shine t hrough every part of t he house.

CONCEPT SKETCHES

FINAL PLAN

H om es w i t h ope n l a y o u ts h a v e b e co m e t h e most popula r a nd sought-a f ter house pla ns f or y oung coup l es i n Ta i wa n . B y o p t i n g f o r l a rg e r com- bined spa ces, t he ins a nd outs of da ily l if e - cooking, e a t i ng , a nd g a t h e ri n g to g e t h e r - b e c o m e sha red experiences. The open f loor pla n of "H ome 6 5 2 " m ak es t he hou s e f e e l b i g g e r a n d b ri g h te r, ev en if t he squa re f oota ge is modest. By el imina t ing door w ays a nd e x p a n d i n g t h e wi n d o ws , o ur design a ims to a chiev e a sense of spa ciousness.

I J

C G

H A

A：Entrance

B：Living Ro om

C：Recreat ion Room

D：Dining Room

E：Kitchen

F：To ilet

G：Master Bedroom

H：Wal k-in Closet

I：Master Bat hroom

J：Balcony

The front door opens straight into t he l iving room and a graceful but mascul ine SGCC steel-made shel f comes right into view. The shel f, in its essence, is a reflect ion of t he owners' personal it ies and what makes t hem unique.. The neat shel f l ining ends up wit h rounded wooden barks and brings out t he elegancy of t he design. The dark-colored wooden floor panels are arranged l ike rail- way tracks, which d ist inguishes it from t he l ight-colored floor in t he kitchen. The use of wooden floor contributes a warm and lov- able character to t he house.

Since family and friends always seem to gravitate to t he heart of t he home- kitchen, it 's only natural to want a home plan design t hat fea- tures t he most comfortable one possible. That is why we designed t he kitchen to share an open space wit h t he d ining room and t he l iving room. The M etal counter is l i nked to a bl ack j ade marbl e tabl e, and toget h e r forming a subt le l ight stream. The legs of t he table are designed in round and triangle shapes to echo t he surface. 26

2 1 3

1 ：Straight V iew from Kitchen to Living Room 2 ：Straight V iew from Living Room to Kitchen 3 ：Recreat ion Room

1 3 2

1： Master Bedroom 2&3 ：Master Bat hroom

The master bat hroom showcases various layers of grey colors and a great integrat ion of d ist inct materials . We us ed faux pai nt i ng and Ari ston marbl e mosai c as decorat i on an d buil t a frosted glass between t he master bat hroom and guest bat hroom to channel t he natural sunl ight into t he lat ter.

CASA in Keelung T O TA L F L O O R : 3 1 P (1 0 3 m ² ) PR I N C I PA L U S E : R E S IDE N CE C O M PLE T I O N DAT E : 0 1 / 2 0 1 5 - 0 7 / 2 0 1 5 SI T E : K E E LU N G CIT Y, TAIWAN

Keelung is basical ly buil t on slope, which ensures ‘’Casa in Keelung’’ to have a surround ing balcony wit h perfect sea and mountain view. How ever, t he house was orginal ly a two-story fixer-upper t hat had been severely worn down by humid ity. The reconstruct ion took almost a year. Bright colored paint ing hung on t he entrence wal l, tried to l iven t he ro o m up a nd make it more w elcoming. The decorat i on styl e i s neat and clean, which kind les an atmosphere of simpl icity. A long, t hin window enables t he sun to stream in, producing dancing shadows on t h wal l.

CONCEPT SKETCHES Inspired by t he capacious Keelung Harbor, t he room has a 2.9- meter high ceil ing, which makes t he house visual ly bigger and brighter. The original ity can also be found in t he floorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shape. As an at tempt to weave t he image of ocean into t he room, water-drop pattern was appl ied to t he teak floor. The pat tern extend from bedroom to l iving room, wit h a bookcase placed in between as part it ion. The bold floor combinat ion of t he pat terned teak and t he finishing-cement architectural-concrete creats an unique design aest het ics.

FINAL SECTIONS

FINAL PLAN

E B

A：Entrance

B：Stairs

C：Kitchen

E：Bedroom

F：Bat hroom

G：Balcony

D：Living Room

Bright colored paint ings hung on t he entrance wal l l iven t he room up nicely and make it more welcoming. The decorat ion style is neat and clean, which kind les an atmosphere of styl- ish simpl icity. A long, t hin window enables t he sun to stream in, producing dancing shadows on t he wal l.

Curve l ine is a versat ile, simple and effect ive graphic element t hat is consistent ly used in t he design. It is appl ied to t he teak floor and t he sel ect i on of f urni ture. Col ors and Materi als are chosen to d irect ly implement t he dominant element. Transparency for instance, impl ies clarity and openness, which along wit h t he round shapes, creates an image of sea. Through t he use of d ist inct ive modern glass block wal l part it ions, a l ight open space is created while set t ing visual separat ions between rooms.

1：Straight V iew from Kitchen to Balcony 2：Straight V iew from Living Room to Kitchen 3&4：Details of Bookcase

Similar design can be spot ted from t he bookcase placed between t he bedroom and t he l iving room. The piece of art glass stood above t he white baking varnish top again recal ls t he image of ocean as l ight penetrates t he gl ass. The combi nat i on of d i ff erent materials in one scene may seem confl ict ing, but it could also become harmony when wel l orches trated.

The d i ffused aura of t he harbor comes t hrough t he window, and stretches into t he bat hroom. The use of t he hol low, sol id glass bricks provides visual penetrabil ity. Five beveled mirrors placed side by side offers a touch of geometrical forms.

WORKS PAR T - A - 2 (st il l in progress)

DOUDOU

(still in progress)

Doudou is a baby-product retail store, combines cafe and children teaching courses. The space has a 4.3-meter high ceil ing.

FINAL PLAN

D G

C B

A E

A：Entrance

B：Display A rea

C：Coffee Bar

E ：Dining Area

F：Fit t ing Room

G ：Restroom

D：Teaci ng Area

FINAL 3D MODEL (TOP)

FINAL 3D MODEL (PERSPECTIVE)

IN PROCESSING PHOTOS

FINAL 3D MODEL (PERSPECTIVE)

IN PROCESSING PHOTOS

O’live Cafe

(still in progress)

O’l ive is located in Tainan where was an old factory and has a 4.3-meter high ceil ing. Using second-story concept tried to make O’l ive more contemparory confort l ike seat ing in t he family room.

ORIGINAL PHOTOS

EARLY CONCEPT SKETCHES

FINAL PLAN

B E

A：Entrance

B：Dining Area

C：Display Area

D：Restroom

E：Kitchen

FINAL SKETCHES

IN PROCESSING PHOTOS

YILAN WHITE HOUSE

(still in progress)

White house is located in Yilan which stradd les t he emerald green mountain a nd seats in a bril l iant scal l ion fields. The l iving room open up to t he surround ing landscape, where t he sound of fields flapping against t he mountain-l ine. The minimal isitc kitchen is fronted by window t hat can be ent irelu opended up to connact to t he outside view.

B ASE SITE PHOTOS

EARLY CONCEPT SKETCHES

FINAL PLAN

A：Entrance

B：Living Room

C：Dining Room

D：Kitchen

E ：Lobby

F：Master Bedroom

G：Staircase

H：Bedroom

I：Garden

J：Greenhouse

FINAL ELEVATION

FINAL 3D MODEL

WORKS PAR T - B

PYLON_RHYTHM Bi c y c l e C r _ mo d oub l e b u tte d tu b e / S ta i n l e s s s t eel / Aluminum 1700x 1000x 300 m m

CONTRUCTURE CONCEPT Bicycle product ion is constant ly making advancements, and t he demand for accurate designs and failsafe products is growing. The key t hought of t his structure is to por t t he precision in design of large build ing structures to a smal l-scale object. The chal lenge was to design an object t hat is basical ly a miniature, but is st il l able to meet aest het ical and funct ional requirements.

REACH THE GOAL OF FLEXIBLE The concept of t he frame is based on t he pylon. Interlaced branches replace t he regular, simple bicycle frame. The possibil it ies of t his variable structure have been tested out, re sul t ing in a des ign t hat can be ad justed up or down. The ad j ustabi l i ty not onl y i ncreases shock absorpt ion but also empowers t he user to change t he angle of t he frame and t he seat posit ion, which is a big improvement over common fixed frame designs in terms of flexibil ity.

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RIDING POSI TIONS Triat hlon bike use aero bars to improve com f or t and eff i ci ency. The angel eff ect t he pos ture of t he rider. The triat hlon bike’s frame let your muscle (t high and back) more relax able, smoot h your breat h. On t he contrary, t he road bike has less space, and t he rider has to bow t he body to ride more wit h power, but by using t hose muscles make you ride more faster.

Entire body is lower but more comfortable. Skeletal angle is mre relaxed,bear weight easier.

Seat position is the same on road and trianthlon. Only frame geometry changes rider position.

Torso on triathlon frame is more ‘’open’’ and less cramped. This angle can make your feet more powerful to stamp the paddle.

ROAD+ AERO BAR TRIATHLON + AERO BAR

USERS CHOOSE THIER POSITION The angle of t he back triangle effect a lot. As long as t he seat point and padd le point sl ight ly changed, riders feel apparent ly d ifferent. General ly, t he frames are not build for a l l kind of people, so if t he frame can be flexible, t he users can choose t heir own posit ion, t he more comfortable one more p ow e rf ul one.

USERS CHOOSE THIER POSITION Using t he original frame to calculate t he deformat ion angle. The changing lengt h of t he frame l ike t he up figure, t hen consider t he d irect ion in 3 D. In 3D, such o verlapping l ines are separat- ed from each ot her to avoid tube col l ision. Provid ing space for expansion. The left and right side of t he tube extend in horizontal to o ffer safe d istance.The whole frame use chromium-molybde- num double but ted tube.

Or i gi na l Sea t Tube

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1：Final Type Sketch & Seat ’s Detail Design 2：Final 3D Render 3：PYLON_RHYTHM