2001-2008
PO-YI LEE PORTFOLIO
FOREWORD
PO-YI LEE ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
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CONSTRUCTION
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THE EARTH
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HUMAN
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This is a PORTFOLIO that presents how PO-YI LEE sees this World.
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CONTENT
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PO-YI LEE PORTFOLIO
2001-2008
D CITY
AEROBIC CITY
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P.40
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
FACILITIES OF RELAXATION IN THE OFFICE
4P CITY PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
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2001-2008
PO-YI LEE PORTFOLIO
CONTENT
SINK CITY
INTER- CITY
TRAILING CITY
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P.76
P.82
URBAN IN-FILL
MUSEUM OF JUNK
Library of Art Museum
RECONSTRUCTION OF AIRPLANE PLATFORM
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D CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
InstructorKwang-Tyng Wu TimeFifth-year (05-06)
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The development and thought of Modernism rapidly changed the style, feature and citizens’ behavior on this land. The improvement and achievement of technology
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2005-2006
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
3D CITY
View
Mountain?? We were restricted in the high tower. Only through windows can we look outside.
didn’t give us more inspiration and notion about the relationship between human and Nature. The aerial riverbanks, retaining walls and monotonous buildings.
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AGENT
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Cutting off the sprawl of the urbanization by farms and greens, making people close to Nature The city hidden in the garden plays as a part of Nature
Building the high rise in the metropolis augmenting the green space of the city creating the living circumstance near Nature
With the development of automobiles and electricity engineering it is unnecessary to centralize all activities within the city “Spread out� will be the principle of future city planning
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CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
AGENT
Ebenezer Howard Gard en City
Le Corbusie r Radiant City
Frank Lloyd Wright Broadacre City
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ISSUE
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
In the 30’s, RADIANT CITY offered people some prospective vision of city, the development of LOW-DENSITY & HIGH-LEVEL structures invaded into human’s mind. Human seems to hold much more green space. In fact, people are enclosed by the building and far away from Nature.
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
ISSUE
OUR WORLD The endless expansion and improvement of urbanization and suburbanization lead in this scene.
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ISSUE
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
About 3.7M2 Green Space Per Person in Taipei
1.92m 1.92m
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D
2005-2006
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
ISSUE
Development of Taipei History
2000
1970
1900
Scene Transformation of Taipei
Street Organic Grid System System
I am here
I am here
I am here
Section Friendly Colossal Scale Scale
11 Vision panoramic Where’s Skyline The Sky?
Future of 2D Conceptual Development
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ISSUE
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
2XXX
Street
Section I am here
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Vision
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
ISSUE
This is the future city that follows the principle with the 2D conceptual development. Just like the movie, The FIFTH ELEMENT, here you can’t touch the land, there are only transportation flying above us in the sky. I am sure I don’t want to live here.
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TREND
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
CO 2 Emis sion Caus ed by Citi es & Cars
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Due to the evolution of technology and demands for personal space, the architecture form should be reconsidered consequently. It is not only a phenomenon but a trend as well.
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2005-2006
D
TREND
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
Major Problems Worldwide Last 22 COAL 7 y e a rs EUM s R OL y e a r P E Ts t 4 0 La
GY ER rs EN yea R EA 77 CL ast NU L
NA T Las URAL t 62 GA yea S rs
-LOW-
Reducing energy recources
Curve of population growth rate
(%) 3.5
Population growth rate of Taiwan
3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0
2016 Population begins to decrease
0.5
Population growth rate of the world
0.0 -0.5
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-1.0
1950
1960
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
2020
2030
2040
2050
(Year)
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TREND
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Changes of Life Behavior
City (VOLUME) becomes more and more concentrated. Gradually, buildings gather to A VOLUME.
City (BEHAVIOR) becomes more and more deconcentrated. Gradually, buildings spread to small VOLUMES.
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By me ans of the high-density connection of the Internet, there’ll be vast changes in the distance & space amo ng different areas. The concentrated or dispersive areas become mo re condensed or mo re sparse. The feature of centralization amo ng areas become s mo re obvious. The Internet cooperation in a single area & the coexistence amo ng different areas become mo re impo rtant.
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2005-2006
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
TREND
Another Map of Taipei PRESENT
FUTURE
Map of Taipei will become different to the past in the near future. The primary border will disappear. Metropolis will congregate on some concentrated spots. The rest of the regions will be replaced by NATURE.
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STRATEGY
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Let’s Imagine Another Future
Life behavior of surface attribute
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Because of the decline of spatial demands and the improvement of the Internet, the future life should be differentiated from the past. Thus, the strategy I adopt is to pile and remix the space with the concept of HIGH-DENSITY & LOW LEVEL to bring Nature into our daily life and extend more potential possibilities.
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
STRATEGY
Life behavior of 3D mode space
Living hotel apartment house
office business work
bus parking MRT passenger way
mall shopping entertainment
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SITE
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
How to Choose The New Spot in Taipei
Bec aus e of the per iod of endl es s inf or mat ion, the dec line of the whol e popul at ion, the cons um pt ion of ener gy res our ces , cities ar e goi ng to be mor e and mor e conc ent rated. Th us , due to hum an’ s dependenc e on trans por tat ion, the spac e of fut ur e life will be at tac hed to the near by trans por tat ion system . Th e for mat ion of cities has had com pl et el y changed. “Digi tizat ion” not onl y changes the appea ranc e of ar chi tec tur e but al so our dai ly life. Differ ent pr ogra ms com bi ne to ea ch ot her. Th er e shoul d be som e new “pr oduc ts”. Th is new pr oduc t is a 20 CITY, a sel f-suf ficient city whi ch can fac e al l pr obl em s and mai nt ai n sus tai nabl e gr ow th.
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
SITE
The Site Has Been Chosen
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TAIPEI CITY
ARTIFICIAL
271.7997 km2
156.7338 km2
100.0%
57.67%
HIGHTECH INDUSTRY 4.6367 km2 1.7%
AIRPORT 242.07 km2 0.89%
NATURAL 115.0659 km2
RIVER 16.1895 km2
42.33%
5.96%
MASS RAPID TRANSPORTATION
SUPER HIGHWAY
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SITE
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Existing Conditions of the Site
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Mount Yangming
Keelung River
Mass Rapid Transportation
Highway
Neihu Technology Park
Taipei Airport
The rule: using the existing conditions to maximize the possibility of this future city and a better future life. This city contains everything. It is a concentrated micro city. And it needs to follow the rule of HIGH-DENSITY & LOW LEVEL as well.
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CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
SITE
A SelfSufficient City
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ECO-DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
How to Maintain Self -Sufficienc y
Sun
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Sun-receptive area
S S 3
Cavern it to be pervious to light
O l i
Caverned areas
W N 9
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
Wind
ECO-DESIGN
Water
Summer Southwest wind 3 months
Wind
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Open the door to lead Southwest wind into D CITY
Leading Keelung River intothe city, make it closer to our life, and disperse the surface heat
Wind
Winter (perennial monsoon) Northeast wind 9 months
Branches of Keelung River
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M/s 17.1 13.8
W
E
10.7 7.9 5.4 3.3 0
S
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Concept Model
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ECO-DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
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D
2005-2006
Agricultu re
13.7%
ECO-DESIGN
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
Forest
44.8%
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Actually, it’s a mountain. So we got a lot of fresh air!
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4,120,000m crops offer 16666 citizens
Water
0.32% Rainfall Catchment
29.5%
Energy Solar Energy
Irrigation Cleaning Playing Lavatory
NOW Taipei Average monthly rainfall-176.2mm Average monthly rainfall-13.6 days
Set solar power panel on direct-faced area
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46.2% rainfall directly flows into the ocean 33.3% evaporates in the sun Only 20.5% is conserved
D CITY
Wind Energy
Raise to 81.5% recycling rate
Sewage Treatment
Build wind turbines on northeast area
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ECO-DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
Housing & Offices
1.03%
2005-2006
Leisure
5.42%
Living in nature Located in sunreceptive area
Industry
Circular tramway system makes entertainment close to life
0.15% Metal Chemical Plastic Wood Food Leather
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4.39%
Waste Wasteplex
Recycles from production areas, and generates bio-mass energy
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D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
ECO-DESIGN
A SelfSufficient City
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1.Forest
5.Agriculture
2.Forest
6.Water
3.Entertainment
7.Farm
4.Environment
8.Producing
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Masterplan
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DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
In te rn at io na l Co nn ec ti on Na ti on al Co nn ec ti on Ci ty Co nn ec ti on In ne r Ci ty Co nn ec ti on
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Airport Parking Space Green Space Wind Turbines
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D
2005-2006
The development of urban cuts off Nature extension
DESIGN
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
Riverbank
Highway
SITE
Buildings
Make the inner part of D CITY convected
Lead river and its branches
WATER
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Regain old watercourse to bring water into daily life
NATURE
Stretch from the Mount Yangming, Emerging from the ground
Forest
Wind Turbines
TRANSPORTATION
WIND POWER
Take advantage of the ridge to generate wind power
Solar Power Panel Parking Space
Inside Connecting Spot
Outside Connecting Spot
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DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Canal of Life
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Each D CITY contained 12 main Canals of Life, and be connected by their branches. Canals of Life transmit the nutrients that produced in factories to each apartment, restaurant or anywhere they needed and then recycle the waste back to wasteplex. Its hollow structures enable the D CITY to convected inside. It’s a rapid vertical movement, too. It is like the blood vessel of human, vascular bundle of plants.
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2005-2006
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
DESIGN
UP DN
6m
1m
12m
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DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
Plan Long Section
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D
2005-2006
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
DESIGN
1L Mall
Theater
School
Living Leisure
Culture
Agriculture
35 Eat
Explosion
Residence Leisure Recreation Culture
Structure Canal of Life Trams Station
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Mountain Wind Turbine Water Producing Recycling Agriculture
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DESIGN
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
2005-2006
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2005-2006
D
CITY
OUNTAIN DIMENSION
DESIGN
Canal of Life Rainfall Catchment
Pool
Housing
Farms
Irrigation
Agriculture
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AEROBIC CITY Facilities of relaxation in the office
Instr uctor Chen- Cheng Chen TimeFourt h-yea r (Sep. 04- Jan. 05)
Award of Distinction form.Z Joint Study Program
Hi! how are you today ?
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Office workers have quite repetitive days in general. I have chosen an eye-catching building in this dull city. Inside and around this building that looks so serious, I set up the colorful boxes that I designed, hoping these remedies can somehow
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
AEROBIC CITY
LIFE
2004-2005
People in Taipei are always springing their clockworks. They don’t have time for vacation. So, what can we do in the office ?
Not bad, only worked 12 hours!
relax this tense city. I have set up seven spaces for office workers to enjoy and improve the quality of their daily lives. LIFE COULD BE BETTER, COULD’ T IT ?
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SCENARIO
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AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
This is a story about an ordinary office staff and his repetitive life.
2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
SCENARIO
Working in the Office Just Like...
Always being monitored by your boss.
If you lay down your job for a while..
He will use mechanical arms to hang you..
Like a doll!
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CONVEYER
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
8:30 AM Ready to Work?
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He walked out from subway and found out that there’s a conveyer near the station. The strip he walked on is moving in the opposite direction; this means he has to walk twice as fast to move ahead. This resembles the struggle and difficulty on the way to work. In addition, as he walks on the strip, the exercise makes him feel energetic and starts to wake him up.
2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
STAGE
8:45 AM Need Some Energy!
Everybody is gathered at the front door of the company, and steps up to the platform; “let’s start the day with our slogan, to promote our morale. You can also tell all your complaints or confess to the ones you love.”
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FILE ROOM
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
10:00 AM My Happiest Hour of the Day
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Beside the bathroom, the file room is the only place where he can go to have a little break. While he is on the way to the file room, he meets her. They have an unspoken understanding to meet here. When he talks to her through the semi transparency of the digital file room, it is his happiest time of the day.
2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
TAICHI
11:30 AM To Stretch Yourself!
Concentrating on his screen, the screen saver displays several little figures doing gymnastics and Taichi, which reminds him to do some exercises. In the mean time, the camera transmits all the exercising scenes to the front door, to remind people to slack off.
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JUICE BAR
12:25 PM Take a Break, Have a Soft Drink
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AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
JUICE BAR
He just had a greasy lunch and is now hoping to have a healthful juice to clean up his intestines. In the Juice Bar, he orders a wheat-grass juice that he grows his own wheat-grass in his office. The bar is like a vending machine, moving up and down through each floor.
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SHOOTING
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
16:40 PM @&%_*#!+...
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He finished the review meeting. The boss was not happy about it. There are a lot of emotion to let go. Walking into the shooting field and picking up the squirt gun, he targets the moving subway cart and shoots just like in the shooting games.
2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
BOSS RUN!
Rolling & Rolling, Working Like a Mouse
Wealthy bosses always go to a gym for exercising , but I think if you need exercise, it has to be in the outdoors. Why lock yourself in a room just like the rats, which play with their wheel?
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THE END
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
2004-2005
LIFE CAN BE BETTER!
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2004-2005
AEROBIC CITY FACILITIES OF RELAXATION
THE END
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4P CITY P ARKING P ARK P AVILION P LAY
Look! Taipei 101 InstructorKwang-Tyng Wu TimeFifth-year (Sep.05-Nov.05)
Wow...
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TAIPEI 101 is the most famous building of Taipei. It is a structure filling with a lot of symbolic language, he stands there just like telling everybody” come and consume!”. This street, the site, is now being a long-linear parking lot, an undesigned
4P
4P CITY
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
What is going to happen among a major street, an old community and a new 4P city?
Interface
2005
(accident) one. Surroundings are an old community of residential-business district with a lot of restaurants, and a route connecting two major roads. I take the concept of symbolic language to start this proposal.
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SITE
4P
Present Condition
SITE
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CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
2005
4P
2005
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
ANALYSIS
Main Line
Main Line
One-way traffic -Ca use ve ry compl ex traffic -Da ngerous for pedestrians
Disused fire alley -Ol d neighborhood -Filled wi th restaurants on first floor -Squalid circums tance
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STRATEGY
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
2005
Renew & Redefine
Obviousl y, no matt er parking sp ace, busi ness sp ace, re cre ation sp ace, gre en sp ace, or living enviro nment were not abundant for the condition of this si te now. So, my st rategy is to re new and re define this si te with a whole community re const ruction view to develop my pro posa l. Recre ating the neighboring office building, busi ness sp ace and living enviro nment at the one time, not just only build a good parking lot. Offering more poss ibility to this si te. Thus, I disa ss emble and re mix 4P into each exist ent pro gram. They are Office Worker Parking Lot, Visi tor & Consu mer 58 Parking Lot and Local Resi dent Parking Lot. Each is att ached to original building facade. Moving ro ads down to su bterranean, giving the su rface back to lives.
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2005
Office staff Parking Lot User: office staff Stay Duration: 480mins
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
STRATEGY
Masterplan
Visitor & Consumer Parking Lot User: consumers Stay Duration: 120mins
Local Resident Parking Lot User: residents Stay Duration: 660mins
Drive Through Moving Path User: drivers Stay Duration: 5mins
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DESIGN
4P
CITY
2005
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
Plan
D C
C B
Office staff Parking Lot
UNDE RSTRE ET
PARK ING
PARK B
Visitor & Consumer Parking Lot
SPOR TING
Local Resident Parking Lot
PARK ING
PARK A
POND
60 A
C'
2005
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
DESIGN
PUT THE STREETS DOWN TO SUBTERRANEAN Giving the ground back to residents and people who come to have fun. Creating a new interface between old building and park, verticalizing the parking space and exhibiting front the new facade.
D
61 Plan High: 0m
Plan High: -2.70m
Plan High: -5.80m
DESIGN
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
This Local is a Real Building Resident in Parking TaipeiLot
Parking Roof
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0m
-5.80m
2005
LONG SECTION
Pond
Green Belt of Fire Alley
Elevator
4P
2005
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
DESIGN
LONG SECTION
Pond
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Housing
PLAN
Housing
Extending Backstreet
-2.70m -5.80m
AA
SECTION
The roof becomes your own parking space. The entrance changes to the back side, and the backstreet stretch toward the park, enabling people get outside easily.
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DESIGN
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
This is a Real Visitor Building & Consumer in TaipeiLot Parking
2005
LONG SECTION
Extending commerce to the site
PLAN
N
LIGHT
WING PAVILION PARK
PLAY
PARKING -2.70m -5.80m
BB SECTION
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Extending the commerce behavior to the site, and uplifting to second floor. Creating a new interface between old commerce space and public square. Using a exhibition way to park cars.
2005
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
DESIGN
LONG SECTION
Commerce Space
Parking Space
Under-Street Commerce Space
+3.00m
0m -2.70m -5.80m
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DESIGN
4P
Office Worker Parking Lot
Office Building Planted Curtain Wall Convenience Store Parking Space
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0m
-5.80m
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
2005
LONG SECTION
2005
4P
CITY
PARKING PARK PAVILION PLAY
DESIGN
Glass
Grass
Elevation
N
Plan
I create an interface for the site. Keeping the frame of the curtain wall, but I change the glass into plant. Decorating the beautiful curtain for our street, somehow it is kind of silence protest. And I set 7-11 store for those busy office workers nearby. The moving parking space and people are acting a drama behind the curtain.
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SINK CITY URBAN IN-FILL
MUSEUM OF JUNK
Instr uctor Teng- Kuei Yang TimeSecon d-yea r (Apr. 03-Ju n.03)
Where is the land ?
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This is a museum that exhibits JUNK. Because of the context of the site, I choose to sink my museum down to subterranean. The east of the site is a green belt
Where is the building ?
Context
2003
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
SINK CITY
When we construct a building in the metropolis, can we leave some space for people to breath?
of MRT, and the west side is Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei. The underground museum allows the connection between MRT & MOCA.
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CONTEXT
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
2003
Endless street houses
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The site was facing an only 4 meters road, no sidewalk for pedestrian, and neighborhood building are all about 5 to 7 floor high. When walking on this small street, the feeling is so oppressive.
2003
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
CONTEXT
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DESIGN
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
2003
Extensive Skyline
CROSS SECTION GIFT STORE
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EXHIBITION AREA
AUDITORIUM
LOBBY RESTAURANT
2003
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
GF PLAN GF ENTRANCE
DESIGN
WEST ELEVATION RAMP
SKYLIGHT
PLATFORM
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Connected with MRT The immersed museum gives citizen a place to breath. Meanwhile, on the surface, green belt can extend to MOCA through the Museum of JUNK, and under the ground, people can enter the Museum of JUNK directly through the underground exit of MRT.
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DESIGN
SINK
CITY
2003
M0USEUM OF JUNK
To Experience Living in Boat Below Ground
EAST ELEVATION
B1 B2 PLAN GIFT STORE EXHIBITION AREA
RESTAURANT JUNK
LOBBY
N
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2003
SINK
CITY
M0USEUM OF JUNK
DESIGN
B3 B4 PLAN
T
EXHIBITION AREA AUDITORIUM
N
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INTER- CITY Library of Fine Art Museum
TimeJunio r-yea r (Apr. 04-Ju n.04)
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Weave
Instr uctor Shau- Pin Chen When construction steps in the park, how do they coexist?
The context of site consists of an existing art museum and a public park. Therefore, how to integrate a library into landscape became what I tried to challenge with. >
2004
Library!
INTER- CITY Library of Museum
INTER- CITY
Landscape!
> I adopted “weaving” as concept to initiate my project, so the new library is interweaved with landscape and people can easily interact with the library and the environment.
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CONTEXT
INTER- CITY
2004
Library of Museum
Existing Elements
+
->
Taipei Fine Art Museum The basic element of museum is “tube”, interlacing and interlocking to form various spaces and volumes.
Installation Art Park This is an over-design Park ;and rare people spend their leisure time here. This is where the library will be implanted in.
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I extract the elements from the original museum and the environment. Subsequently, existing museum, landscape and new library begin to interweave to each other. The “tube” will be submerged or emerge from the landscape.
INTER- CITY
2004
Library of Museum
CONCEPT
Sketch & Sections
A
Bar
Lobby
Collection
B
C
A
79 Collection
Auditorium
Collection
B
C
DESIGN
INTER- CITY Library of Museum
2004
Plan & Section
大會議室
會議室
館長辦公室
會議室
接待室
開放辦公室 儲藏室
主管辦公室
Entrance Administration
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INTER- CITY
2004
Library of Museum
DESIGN
Bar
室外飲料吧 +0
DN
-100
-300
出納服務台 -300 演 講 表 演 廳 電腦查詢區
DN
-100
+0
還書區
DN
寄物櫃台
電腦 查詢區 -300 一般書庫
-100
DN
-200
-300
DN DN
-400
DN
-400
珍貴圖書
視聽教室 期刊閱覽室
-300
入口
DN -200
+0
Periodical
Seats
Auditorium
Lobby
General Collection
Special Collection
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TRAILING CITY
Instr uctor Kuang -Chei n Bee TimeSecon d-yea r (02) Award Natio nal Colle ge Creat ive Pract ice Conte st
RECONSTRUCTION OF AIRPLANE PLATFORM
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2
3
6
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This is an actual construction through our discussing, drawing, 3D modeling, and constructing. We adopted “trailing” as design concept, used Form-Z to calculate the suitable form for the site, and then undertook the model slicing to gain each dissection for actual construction with a special wood-material method.
TRAILING CITY
2002
4
RESTRUCTION OF AIRPLANE PLATFORM
TRAILING CITY
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7
8
9
1.Destroy the original platform 2.Slicing 3Dmodel to gain each section 3.Constructing with the section 4.Modulizing 5.Assembling piece by piece 6.7.Real section 8.9. Final view 10.Second term(next year)
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THE END
PO-YI LEE PORTFOLIO
2001-2008
Biography
1982 Po-Yi Lee . Taipei . 2001-2006 Tamkang University . Department of Architecture . 2007-2008 RongSheu Architects & Associates. Honor and Awards 2003 .(see P.82-P.83) Honorable Mention. International University Student Creativity-In-Action Contest. National Science Council. 2004. Commendation. Urban Nomad Film Festival. Urban Nomad.
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2005. (see P.40-P.53) Award of Distinction. FormZ Joint Study Program. Auto路des路sys, Inc.
Award winners in THE ACADIA 2005 CONFERENCE
2001-2008
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