Undergraduate design portfolio 2016

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QIUCHEN BRANDONLI

PORTFOLIO 2016

B. ARCH SYRACUSE U.



QIUCHEN

BRANDONLI 3016615610 liqiuchen5802@hotmail.com


CONTENT


CROSS POLLINATION

2 UNIVERSITY CLUB

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4

LIVE-WORK MARKET

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ON THE ROAD

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BOAT LANDING

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HOTEL WINERY

ROMA REDUX

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8 LOOSE WORKS


CROSS POLLINATION

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RADICAL DOMESTICITY PORTLAND, OR

In collaboration with Dong, Xiaoyan and instructed by Anne Munly, the project tries to rethink the definition of LIVE/WORK space and explore the potential of this concept. Taking the idea of adaptability and stretch it to the limit. The project introduces a self-sufficient community in the city of Portland and proposes a sustainable lifestyle to the neighborhood. With the development of technology and the evolution of social structure, the idea of incorporating working experience into the living environment becomes more and more desirable. To establish a dynamic studio space where cross-pollination occurs between the reputation and craft of established artists and the energy and vitality of emerging artists. The building itself consists of a fourstories total, with three stories above ground being living units, and the basement solely dedicated to space for artists.




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NE. Couch St. 1

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E. Burnside St.

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NE. 14th Ave.

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typical floor plan scale: 1/8”=1’-0” (3rd floor) precedent 1 A typical floor plan contains 11 housing units, 3 communal shared rooms, 1 working corridor, 1 central circulation core,and 1 supermarket floor

Housing Unit:

total area: live+work area: servant space area: balcony area:

Working Corridor: width: total length:

1300 sqf 800 sqf 425 sqf 75 sqf 15 ft (N) 10 ft (S) 390ft

total area:

5600 sqf

Communal room: total area:

800 sqf *3 =2400 sqf

the cloisters of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome The structures of the corridor were turned into furnitures, allowing seamless connection between the architecture and users. As a result, corridor is no longer a pass-by space, but a shared reading room.

precedent 2 the corridor of Nemausus.1 in Nimes, France With the idea of "high street", the corridor was desighed with a great width to travel on foot or by bicycle, to serve as common space for interaction among neighbors and expansion of housing.





=1’-0”

Blind tailing system

top trim

pre-fabricated metal folding doors

base cabinet with removable cover

South #2 wall details scale 1/2”=1’-0”


interior aluminium light-shelf

interior aluminium light-shelf

pre-fabricated metal folding doors

pre-fabricated metal folding doors

steel column

steel column

steel catwalk

steel catwalk

clear float panes with horizontal silkscreens

clear float panes with horizontal silkscreens

10 mm outer panes 1.52 PVB 6 mm inner panes

10 mm outer panes 1.52 PVB 6 mm inner panes

D.G.U. 8+16+6 mm U value 1.4 W/m2K

D.G.U. 8+16+6 mm U value 1.4 W/m2K

clear float panes with horizontal silkscreens 10 mm outer panes 1.52 PVB 6 mm inner panes

interior aluminium light-shelf ceiling

steel beam

pre-fabricated metal folding doors

radiant floor concrete slab

D.G.U. 8+16+6 mm U value 1.4 W/m2K

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East

East

wall details scale 1/2”=1’-0”

wall details scale 1/2”=1’-0”

wall details scale 1/2”=1’-0”




2 UNIVERSITY CLUB

REGULATION WORKSHOP NEW YORK, NY

Instructed by Timothy Stenson, the Project located in a run-down building at the crossroad between E 3st St. and Madison Ave in New York City, to design a University Alumni Club of Syracuse University. In a large city like NYC, a city building section distinct, and often required single-faced facade with much more attention compare to the buildings outside of the city boundary. A sun diagram is applied to this particular facade strategy, whereas the sun often rises to at a lower angle and shine down at the open street in the morning, slowly hiding stashed away, and finally, shine away at the end of the day at the other end of the block. The Facade response to these changes, Concaved in, forming two-sided facade. The two level acid glass defines the pedestrian level and public space. Inside of the building, club hosts guest rooms, office space, restaurants, gallery, and a fitness center. The section and plans have the task to fit multiple programs in harmony. Letting the light shine in the deepest corner of the building. The building is scheduled with two fire egress with one-sided elevator core formed a two side-wings with one central room grid space regulation.





LIVE-WORK MARKET

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DYNAMIC ADDITION SYRACUSE, NY

In collaboration with Dong, Xiaoyan and instructed by Anne Munly, the project services as restaurant addition competition for a local artistic restaurant owner to further integrate the living and working quality of the existing building. Instead of an addition of fixed program, the proposal introduced a more dynamic volume to the existing building. With a movable trunk of space on the second floor and multiple rearrangeable tables, the additional space can be used as both an extension of restaurant seating area as well as an elongated studio space. Concrete and steel structure are chosen as structure material as well due to the modular structural system. With the modules, new additions line up with each other, creating a new ground on the green roof on the second floor. This proposal could be a potential urban prototype, regenerating Syracuse downtown area. The adjustable volume on the second floor can be arranged according to needs by some operations on the railing system. When added to the front, the volume creates a 30 feet facade, the material of which resembles the working desk of the artist, producing a “Billboard� effect for the restaurant.





4 ON THE ROAD

EXTREME LANDSCAPE SEATTLE, WA

Instructed by Roger Hubeli, the project located next to the famous floating bridge, Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge, outside of Seattle, WA crossing Lake Washington. The task is to image the impossible and possible both above and under the Lake expanded the fundamental spatial thinking by positioning formal and spatial investigations within a more extensive analysis of the scale of extreme landscape environmental context. By using Grasshopper, and taking the idea of floating bridge’s pontoons, a unique pontoon cell was designed as the entire structural and spatial system, creating a large floating platform connected to the floating bridge as a road house and entertainment platform hosting the potentials of the ecosystem at the center of Lake Washington. There are different human activates active at the center of the lake. There is a great potential to provide a road stop at the middle of pontoon bridge to connect the ecosystem with the high-speed transportation system, creating new possibilities.


The project was sited next to the famous floating bridge, Lacey V. Murrow Memorial Bridge, outside of Seattle, WA crossing Lake Washington. The task is to image the impossible and possible both above and under the Lake. The Second year of deign curriculum expanded the basic architectural issues of spatial thinking from first year studio by positioning formal and spatial investigations within a more extensive analysis of scale, environment and context. By using Grasshopper, and taking the idea of floating bridge’s pontoons, a unique pontoon cells was designed as the entire structural and spatial system, creating a large floating platform connected to the floating bridge as a road house and entertainment platform hosting the potentials of the ecosystem at the center of Lake Washington. In fact, there are different human activates active at the center of the lake. There is a great potential to provide a road stop at the middle of pontoon bridge to connect the ecosystem with the high speed transportation system, creating new possibilities.

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RECALL OF WILDNESS ONONDAGA, NY BOAT LANDING

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In collaboration with Joy XiaoHan and instructed by Roger Hubeli, Historically, industrial processing plants and municipal wastewater treatment plants routinely discharged their wastes into the Onondaga Lake, Syracuse. Today, vast areas of the western shoreline are occupied by the “Solvay waste beds�. The site contains two types of lands of occupation, undeveloped forest and fully-developed urban city Syracuse like an epitome around the lake. The project is a bridge-like infrastructure which induces people from the mall into the lake. Meantime, the bridge is built as a recreation park. However, even as the undeveloped forest, the land has been polluted and decade. A study showed that a large area of marshland was originally surrounded the Onondaga Lake. This project is also trying to accomplish an artificial marshland for this field where the architecture itself served as an irrigation system to recall and recover the wetland.





TWO IN ONE BROOKLYN, NY

6 HOTEL WINERY

The project is instructed by Terrance Goode, the site located the side of Brooklyn-Queen Express where the Metropolitan Ave and Marcy Ave meet. This unique site locates at a historical city boundary with two city grid and one super-imposed modern highway, creating a complex urban seam. The project gain interest with its form fit into two distinct city grid. From the Metropolitan Ave, leave the open space from the site creating the city square with the Church of Annunciation across the street, hosting the hotel program. On the other hand, align with the B.Q.E. connect to the park across the Marcy Ave to create competitive environment, hiding the winery factory under the green roof terrain. Moreover, the two condition meet at the tasting room with different floor level, created an inviting contradiction.









ROMA REDUX

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ATHLETIC SEQ. MASTER-PLAN ROME, ITALY

Instructed by Richard Rosa, the project engaged the question about nature of public architecture in the urban environment, the role of the inherently public building and of the publicly accessible public or private building in the city and the effect these interventions have on the urban environment. The casual relationship between urban enterprise and the public institution will be addressed. The site located south of Rome from Fiume Tevere cross Circo Massimo the edge of the old city wall. From the complicated urban position to design such an important site. Positioned as a city object. Three sequences, Pavilion, Athletic and Garden, gave citizens and visitors new possibilities of recreation.









8 LOOSE WORKS

MODEL & DRAWING

SCUTUM FAÇADE (GOLDEN / SILVER) TRANSPARENT CONCRETE w/ Joy Han & Victor Jianto ORGANIC SKIN FRAMING w/ Joy Han & Fan Fang DEER PILES w/ Joy Han & Fan Fang TOWN HOUSE COMPOSITION CIRCULATION / SITE COLLAGE EGRESS FUNCTIONAL ADDITION DENSITY DIGITAL











PHOTOGRAPH

8 LOOSE WORKS

TEMPLE, SHAANXI, CN BUDDHA, SHAANXI, CN CAPITAL, ROME ORNAMENT, ROME FRAME, ROME EAVES, SHAANXI, CN CROWS, SYRACUSE, NY OX, TIBET STANDS, ROME WALKS, BEIJING FACADES, NYC PANEL, BROOKLYN, NY











QIUCHEN

BRANDONLI 3016615610 liqiuchen5802@hotmail.com


Experience MAY-AUG. 2015 Dahlin Group Architecture|Planning Pleasanton, CA, USA 94588 Beijing, CHINA 100123

Summer Intern in Pleasanton Office: Assigned to work on the residential team. Provided support for a number of California homes including schematic design, digital modeling, and construction documentation such as detail drawings, and supplier selections. Also provided assistance with the firm’s library documentation, file conversion and management, and the digital layouts for numerous marketing collateral pieces.

MAY-AUG. 2014 Beijing Century Peak Architectue Design Beijing, CHINA 100002

Chief Architect’s Assistant: Assigned to support an experienced American Architect who had been newly hired at this Chinese firm. Architect led the efforts for multiple city master plan projects in Southern China. The work ranged from concept drawings and high-rise schematic designs to public bidding presentations. Key responsibilities included helping to develop workflow optimization within the firm between local employees and foreign employees as well as serving as the translator during developer presentation meetings.

MAY-AUG. 2013 OBRA Architects New York, NY, USA 10013 Beijing, CHINA 100195

Intern in Beijing office: OBRA Architects are known for its craftsmanship design processes. Worked in Beijing office on multiple Pavilions’ physical and digital modeling, interior detailing construction oversight, site documentation, and art installation construction consulting process for XuBing Artist Studio. Served as the communicator and translator during daily contacts. Assisted during multiple meetings for cultural implication of design concepts, oral translation and meeting catalogs.

JAN. JUN. AUG. 2012 OLBN Architectural Service Rockville, MD, USA 20852

Part-time: Assigned to work on the schematic design, site documentation, and concept implications for a Native Traditional Music Festival complex of hotels and villas. Efforts included converting onsite documentation to digital files, establishing digital site modeling and detail modeling design for team discussion and client meetings, as well as assisting with the travel details for multiple site visits to Lijiang, a city in Southern China.

Education Syracuse, NY, US 2011 - 2016 Florence, Italy 2014 Beijing, China MAY-AUG. 2012

Syracuse University Bachelor of Architecture

Syracuse University in Florence

Sandy Spring, MD, US Sandy Spring Friends School June 2011 High School Diploma Omaha, NE, US William Jennings Bryan High Sch. June 2009 High School Diploma

School of Architecture aboard program

Marsera Institute of Digital Arts Professional School Diploma of Digital Animation

Lyon, France Institution des Chartreux January 2009 High School Beijing, China High School at CNU June 2008 High School

Skill Digital

Microsoft | Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publication Adobe | Lightroom, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, AfterEffect, Flash, Premiere, Dreamweaver CAD | AutoCAD, Revit, Rhinoceros, 3D MAX, Mudbox, SketchUp, T-Spline, T-Arch Rendering | V-Ray, Lumion, Keyshot

Analog

Proficient in Hand Drafting, Hand Sketch, Hand Model Fabrication | Laser Cut, CNC Mill, Vacuum Form, 3D Print, Wood & Metal Work, Mud Sculpturing

Language

Fluency in Chinese and English


QIUCHEN BRANDONLI

PORTFOLIO 2016

B. ARCH SYRACUSE U.

THANK YOU


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