Shuang LIANG Portfolio 2019

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PORTFOLIO OF SHUANG LIANG Selec ted Works 2013-2019


PROLOGUE The Chinese character 域 (YU) is a combination of a character ‘earth’ and character ‘nation’ alongside. It refers to the nation’s border or territory. This initial definition has evolved into multiple meanings. However these meanings are varied, they can be correlated to limitations or boundaries. In Chinese vocabulary, the character YU describes the definition of both land and space, eternity and seconds, reality and void, behavior and thoughts. Also, in mathematical and biological region, YU represents the minimum unit of dividing study subject. Generally, YU is the basic unit for people’s cognition of the world. In addition, YU provides tools for self understanding. In traditional Chinese culture, the Confucians advocate a moral freedom of ‘doing at will without breaking rules’ . It interprets a supreme realm of life in pursing a limit combination of outer conditions and inner consciousness within the boundaries of laws and moral standards. As people look into this philosophy, they are seeking the limitation of harmony within different YU, boarders for all kinds of field. During this outwards exploration, their speculations and approaches often touch the boundary and bounce back, bringing a deeper understanding of themselves. As for architecture design, the power of YU also exists. Faced with block pattern, historical context, public feelings, social issues and other complex conditions, designers may find numerous boundaries from outside. But as long as one can distribute all these individual elements through formal approach in a coherent manner, these individuals will coexist harmoniously, creating a strong and contagious sense of place. This portfolio discusses the concept of YU and it includes some of my architectural attempts with the same attitudes. For instance, projects such as Max Station Mini Rome and Fuzimiao Theater deal with the boundary of historical context and newly built public service facilities; projects like Ribbon Forest reveals our exploration into the boundary of structural composition. In different projects I was trying to touch the boundary of my cognition of architecture. It interprets a mild and modest gesture towards YU.

CONTENTS

01 STITCHING ROME Architecture and Urban Design —— Rethink ing Urban life and historical context in Rome

02 BETWEEN THE STREETS Architecture Design —— Folk Theater and Community Center in Old City of Nanjing

03 SEED FOREST Professional Project —— Tourist Service Center for West Bund Campus

04 RIBBON FOREST Architecture Design —— Fitness Center Focusing on Structure Deformation And Innovation

05 COMMUNE IN DIVERSITY Architecture Design —— Generative Reprogramming Design for Lever House

SELECTED WORKS

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Studio Projects and Elective Presentations

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CURRICULUM VITAE

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STITCHING

ROME

Academic Project 2016 Fall Joint Studio of SEU ,Sapienza University of Rome, Tianjing University, Chongqing Univeristy Instructor: Peng Tang, Yuan Zhu Site: Termini Station, piazza dei Cinquecento, Rome Team: Shuang Liang, Wen Zhang Role in Team:Preliminary Typological Research in Rome,Conceptual Design, Architectural Design,Technical Drawings, Digital Model and Rendering, Representation For about 200 years Termini Station has played an important role in Roman urban life. It serves hundreds of thousands of passengers per day, transporting them from Rome to corners on European continent. However, the ancient Aurelian wall and surrounding blocks were cut off by the endless railways, seperating city texture into two parts. In this studio we were inspired by the detached urban textures and life on the two sides of Termini Station, triggering a solution called Stitching Rome. In this system we tried to improve citizen's life and renovate sleepy blocks by several methods. A parking and commercial complex was designed upon railways, dealing with limited parking spaces in streets as well as crowded passengers in Termini Station. Several historical buildings were renovated into museums or galleries, with a tunnel under railways connecting them together.We also set up a circular pavement to re-connect ancient Aurelian Wall so that tourists and nearby residents are able to ramble on them.

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FRAGMENTED ROME First built in 1867 by Salvatore Bianchi, Termini Station changed the texture of Rome forever. At the cost of separating central Rome into two sides , it linked Rome to the wider continent of Europe. It has been the main public transport hub in Rome for 150 years. The station is located in piazza dei Cinquecento, in the heart of the city. After inauguration in 1955, Termini station has a total surface area 225,000 ㎥ , frequented by approximately 480,000 persons per day, over 150 million per year. Apart from basic functions as transporting center, Termini Station serves as a tourists center, shopping mall, modern art gallery, food court and even concert hall. It has offered adequate options for travelers as well as residents nearby, with no difficulty in spending all day long in one giant complex.

Plan of Rome in 1800

Plan of Rome in 1892

Plan of Rome in 1925

Termini Station Military area

Newly -built building Public open space Commercial space Residential blocks

Ancient Wall and Relics

Dense crowd Narrow street Public Green Space

Vacant Historical and Industrial Heritage Important Facilities

Severed Aurelian Wall Lifeless Urban Block Important Facilities

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A tunnel connects two sides underneath the Station near milk factory, with two lanes and narrow sidewalk.

Parking vehicles took up a lot space in streets around Termini Station. Some office building of the station have been vacant for years.The milk factory from 20th century is well-preserved as well as the ancient Wall remains.

Ancient Roman aqueduct relics is kept vacant, cut away from passing pedestrians.

Ancient Aurelian Wall appears at the bifurcation junction of railroads, with modern roads and light rail passing under it.

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METHOD

Parking Building

Newly Built Function

Historical Relics

Update&Activate

Industrial Heritage

WALKING PATH

STATION WAREHOUSE

ANCIENT FOUNTAIN

VACANT FACTORY

STATION OFFICE

FACTORY

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Courtyard

Seperated Path

Insert

Integrated

Reception Office

Exhibitions

Courtyard Exhibitions

Amphitheater

Toilet

Station

Facade Element

Stores

Structure System Art Gallery

Food Court

Service

First Floor Plan

Office

Stores

Food Court

Second Floor Plan

Parking space

Third Floor Plan

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The complex is the starting point as well as breakthrough of the entire urban design system, and one of the strongest experiments. My field trip in Rome often reminded me of my hometown Xian City. They have witnessed giant change during livelong history, and each generated different spirits, which is the most precious in urban design procedures.

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Sur l'Esquilin

Acqua

Domus Aurea1

Croce Rossa

Ministero

Porta

Nero's

Porta

Museo Terme

Domus Aurea

Anfiteatro

Vittorio

Temple

Colle Oppio

MAUSOLEO

Domus

Porta Pia

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EXISTING PROGRAM

Porta

Nero's

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Porta Pia

Museo Terme

Domus Aurea

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Case 2

Case 3

Case 4

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Case 3

Termini Station

Case 2

Case 4

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BETWEEN THE STREETS Academic Project 2016 Summer Architecture Studio Instructor: Yu Chen Site: Confucius Temple, Nanjing, China Building Area:7230 ㎥ Individual Work

Nanjing Confucius Temple not only provides the consecrating space for Confucius, but also plays a significant role in ancient Chinese cultural. It is located in the center of the old Nanjing city, surrounded by many historic lanes and streets. For hundreds of years, people lived, worked and communicated with each other in the neighborhoods, making it a charming and attractive district. However, with the development of modern society, the commercial space squeezes residential areas. Consequently the interpersonal interaction is reduced, and the lively atmosphere no longer exists. Inspired by the famous Chinese painting "The Riverside Scene of Qingming Festival," the program sought to recreate the traditional street space in modern urban blocks and rekindle the lively and harmonious neighborhood atmosphere. According to the modeling and classification analysis of street space in "The Riverside Scenery of Qingming Road", I summarize several typical spaces, and put the theater, community center and other functions needed by modern life organically. The combination of architecture volume and neighborhood context has formed an communicating space that encourages people to walk, stay and interact with each other.

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Street Space Analysis of Qingming River Map

The traditional drawing 'Along the River During the Qingming Festival' was painted by Zhang Zeduan, an artist in Northern Song Dynasty. The five-meter-long scroll illustrates the city image and public life in Northern Song capital vividly. It fully reflects the spatial characteristics of traditional Chinese alleys: continuous and tortuous streets; appropriate spatial scales and proportions; a series spatial nodes for public activities, etc.

Linear Space

Intersection Of Street

Public Square

Program AggregaBridge

Zigzag Street Elevation

Existing Streets

Responde To Block Context

Ground Street Space

Elevated Street Space

Square And Courtyard

Formation Of Roof

Open Interface

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It is my favourite to spend weekends at the community library.

After the show we can take a rest at cafe. Do you like traditional Pingtan Drama at the small plaza?

It is great view to appreciate Qinhuai River from up here.

We can stay here all day long playing and chatting with neighbours.

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First Floor Plan 1.Community Library 2. Cafe 3.Toilet 4.Stair and elevator 5.Game room 6.Service Center 7.Entrance Hall 8.Folk Art Salon 9.Lightening Control 10.Stage Control 11.Main Stage 12.Side Stage 13.Stage Prop Production and Store 14.Wardrobe 15.Fire Control Room 16.Makeup 17.Shop 18.Exhibition 19.Small Theater 20.Alternate Store

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"Urban life will be boring without the happiest places to meet people and the quiet, independent spaces that stand alone." Ashihara Yoshinobu,<Aesthetics of Streets> This program is an answer to the boundary between architecture and urban blocks. It is architects' responsibility to design in urban and public spaces, and burrow life in the streets and buildings in informal spaces. 12


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SEED

FOREST

Professional Project(Under Construction) Atlier Liu Yuyang Architects Instructor: Congbao Wu Site: West Bund, Shanghai, China Building Area:1000 ㎡ Team: Shuang Liang, Yaping Wu, Zhuoran Chen Role in Team: Conceptual Design, Architectural Design,Technical Drawings, Model and Rendering During my three-month internship at ALYA, I was fortunate enough to be involved in the whole process of an architecture design project. The project is currently under construction and is expected to be completed by early 2018. The venue is located in the southeast of Shanghai, where the Dingpu River flows into the West Bank of the Huangpu River. There were many old granaries that will now be transformed into an innovation and technology industrial park. ALYA is responsible for the design and construction of the first building in campus, a tourist service center. During the process, my conceptual scheme “Seed Forest” was adopted. Starting from the functional transformation of the original building, the program opened the dark, dry silo storing foodstuffs to the environment, introducing sunlight and air, allowing grain to germinate and grow like seeds. It also symbolizes the vigorous development of innovative science and technology enterprises. In just three months, I experienced conceptual design, program design, model making, material analysis, etc. And I was responsible for the project construction drawing, involved in the report conference for Party A. I’m looking forward to the day my first project was completed.

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Original Architecture Analysis

Granary Heritage

Red Roof Tiles

Remains of Steel-wood Remains of Green Tile

Paint Facade

Renovation Planning Transformation Thinking

Cultural Bus Supply Station

Modern Culture Party

From Barnhouse To Modern Industry

New Transportation System

Builders’ Home

Functional Planning

Shading And Shelter View Point Cultural And History Exhibition

Service Facilities

Riverside Landscape Development

Dingpu River

Music Festival Venue

Cultrural Facilities

Running Post adidas Runbase

Program Aggregation

Service Station

Logistics Port Extended Straddling Truss

Huangpu River

Office And Administration

Architecture Prototype

Multi-function Large Space

Insert Two Courtyards

Microgarden Space

Tile Renovation Design 204

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Pudong District

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Original Red Brick

New Brick Roof

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Concrete Roof

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Polycarbonate Hollow Sheet Ceiling

Second Floor & Interlayer Plan

1.Reception 2.Maintainance Gang House 3.Office 4.Monitoring Center 5.Top of Courtyard 6.Management Office 7.Top of Multi-function Large Space8.Management Center 9.Device Platform 10.Conference& Tea Room

Original Steel Structure Maintanance Entrance

Office Entrance 2

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New Brick Elevation

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Main Entrance

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Main Entrance

First Floor Plan

1.Substation 3.Female Toilet 5.Dressing Room 7.Disabled Toilets 9.Storage 11.Running Inn 13.Strong Electricity 15.Courtyard 17.Visitor Center

2. Warehouse 4.Shower Room 6.Mother Room 8.Clean Room 10.Male Toilet 12.Weak Electricity 14.Multi-function large 16.Light Meal 18.Consultation Service

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1.Silver Metallic Paint 2.Recycled Bricks Paving 3.Outdoor Glass Ceiling 4.Hollow Aluminum Alloy Insulating 5.Original Stucture with Fair-faced Concrete Paint 6.Recycled Bricks Construction7.Original Bricks with Insulating Layer 9.Original Component with Orange Protective Paint 8.Original Vent 10.Steel Structure

Recycled Bricks Roof

Steel Joist

Recycled Bricks Roof Gutter

Original Roof Grooved Plate 50mm Rock Wool Insulation with

Glass Ceiling

Original Roof Grooved Plate

20mm Acoustical Board

Original Structural Beam with Concrete Pro-

50mm Rock Wool Insulation with 20mm Acoustical Board

Structural Beam

Silver Metal Waterproof Paint Cement Mortar Screeding Masonry Infill Wall 50mm Rock Wool Insulation with

Silver Metal Waterproof Paint

Cement Mortar Screeding

Original Structure Wall

Putty

50mm Foam Cement Board Insulation with

Interior Wall Coating

20mm Acoustical Board Aluminium Window

Hollow Glass

Silver Metal Waterproof Paint Original Structure Wall Original Concrete Liner Silver Interior Wall Metallic Paint

8mm Steel Plate,Bending at End 10mm Steel Plate/Ribbed Plate

Silver Metal Waterproof Paint

Suspended Ceiling

Original Structure Wall Original Concrete Liner Waterproof Concrete Protectant

Hollow Glass Curtain Wall

10mm Anti-skid Ceramic Tiles 30mm 1:3 Cement Mortar Combined Course 1.5mm Polyurethane Waterproof Layer Cement Mortar(DP15) Screeding 50mm Fine Aggregate Concrete Silver Metal Waterproof Paint Original Structure Wall

Original Concrete Floor

Polished Concrete with Protective Angent

Linear Drain Along Building

Original Concrete Liner Cement Mortar(DP15) Screeding 10mm Mosaic Dado

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R I B B O N

F O R E S T

Academic Project 2016 Fall Architecture Studio Instructor: Kai Gong Site: Jiankang Road, Zhenjiang, China Team: Shuang Liang, Yiyang Wang Role in Team:Preliminary Structural Research in Rome,Conceptual Design, Architectural Design,Technical Drawings, Modeling and Rendering, Final Representation For a long time, people's cognition of the structural system has been constantly changing. From the initial basic needs of sheltering and survival, it gradually evolved into formal desire and religious representatives, and the structure itself is constantly innovating beyond self-actualization. This process is similar to Maslow's hierarchy of needs. As a high-rise building with complex functions, National Fitness Center calls for diversified structural needs and rich spatial variations, posing new challenges to structural design and spatial relations. We start from the change of the role of the pillar in the structural system, and studied the effect of various deformations (such as twisting, offsetting, zooming out, etc.) of the column on the strength of the structural system through model analysis and force analysis. According to the research result, we invented a twisting-column structure to meet the highrise building anti-lateral force and a variety of functions of the fitness center. This innovative structural system provides a new answer to the development of high-rise buildings and multi-function building complexes.

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Hierarchy Of Needs Of Pillars

Safety

Physiological

Belonging

Over-actualization

Self-actualization

Esteem

Original Architecture Analysis Transformation

Extension Transformation of Beam

Offset

Bending

Twisting

Transformation of Column

Deformation of Member Spatialization Spatialization of Beam

Spatialization of Column

Geometry Deformation

Domino System Deletion Deletion of Vertical Grid

Deletion of Horizontal Grid

Deformation of Grid Distortion

Distortion of Vertical Grid

Distortion of Horizontal Grid

Distortion of Horizontal and Vertical Grid

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Force Analysis

Straight

Slanted

Twisted and expanded column

Slanted twisted and expanded

Twisted

Twisted

Twisted straight

Slanted

Straight expanded

Straight column

Slanted twisted column with changing section

Straight

Column Styles

Model Picture

Floor Plate

Straight Column

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1.Reception 2. Boxing Field 3.Rest Area 4.Office 5.Toilets 6.Stairs and Elevators

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Ninth Floor Plan

1.Office 2. Meeting Room 3.Rest Area 4.Supervisor Office 5.Toilets 6.Stairs and Elevators

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COMMUNE IN DIVERSITY Academic Project 2019 Spring Rethinking BIM Instructor: Jared Friedman GSAPP, Columbia University Site: Lever House, New York Team: Shuang Liang, Jie Hu Role in Team:Conceptual Design, Architectural Design, Revit Modeling, Revit Drawing and Rendering, Presentation

In this generative reprogramming design for Lever House, we are aiming at a diversified working space with the assistance of Revit and other design softwares. Lever House has earned its reputation as modern skyscraper with curtain wall. Instead of transforming the exterior we tried to make the interior more dynamic and modern to cater for the ever-changing need of office space. We keep the original core and structure untouched. Based on programmatic requirements, we divide the rest of plan into five communities. A seed point is located for each of the communities. Boundaries are drawn based on the edges equidistant from seeds(Voronoi diagram). With analysis in area range, sunlight, accessibility and publicity by Design Explore, nine diversed solutions are selected as new plans.Offset boundaries to generate space for shared amenity zones such as reception, lunch break area, printing service or traffic space.

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As an office building, how does Lever House cater to a diversified metropolis as New York? We provide a solution as working communities with different demands would find their best office space within one building. If architecture should be a machine, it would be intelligent and people oriented. 26


Water Alley, Academic Project(2018 Fall, Instructor: Joseph Brennan)

Individual Work Team member: Shuang Liang, Linglan Dai Role in Team:Preliminary Research/Model Making/Rendering and Photoshoping

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Surrail Land, Academic Project(2019 Spring Studio, Instructor: Olga Aleksakova, Julia Burdova) Site: Tsaritsyno, Moscow Individual Work

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Surrail Land, Academic Project(2019 Spring Studio, Instructor: Olga Aleksakova, Julia Burdova) Site: Tsaritsyno, Moscow Individual Work

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Open Frame, Academic Project(2018 Fall Tech Elective,Instructor: Joshua Jordan) Individual Work

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Shuang LIANG

Mobile: 718-578-1155 Email: sl4434@columbia.edu Address: 915 West End Ave, New York, NY10025 Portfolio: https://issuu.com/sangerliang/docs/shuangliang-portfolio [ EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE ] 05/2018-05/2019 Columbia University, New York, United States M.S. Advanced Architectural Design

09/2012-05/2018

Southeast University, Nanjing, China Bachelor of Architecture

09/2016

Southeast University-Sapienza University of Rome Joint Workshop

07/2016

Architecture Association Visiting School, Shanghai, China

Project: Urban Design Study of Rome Termini Station Project: Spontaneous Order, Team Leader

10/2015

Aichi University of Technology Visiting in Nagoya, Japan. Organizer / Representative

[ PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ] 01/2019-04/2019 Studio Link-Arc, New York, NY Assistant Manager of Press and Marketing (Part-time) Assist on Brand Promotion and Events/Research for Architecture Related Projects /Designing, Editing and Publication of Company Advertising Products

08/2017-10/2017

Atelier Liu Yuyang Architects, Shanghai, China Pudong Industrial Heritage Reconstruction Project Schematic Design / Preliminary Study / Modeling and Drafting

[ COMPETITION ] 12/2017

UABB Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism / Architecture Project: Visual City of BILIBILI, Representative

08/2016

UIA-HYP Cup International Student Competition in Architectural Design Project: Heaven Under Viaduct, Representative

06/2015

Southeast University Structure Innovation Competition Third Prize

[ LEADERSHIP ] 09/2014-05/2017 07/2015-06/2016 07/2015-06/2016 [ SKILL ] Software

Secretary of Communist Youth League, Southeast University Minister of Academic Department in Student Union, Southeast University Head of Campus Guide Community, Southeast University

SketchUp / Rhinoceros / Vray / Auto CAD / Revit / 3ds Max Adobe Photoshop / Adobe InDesign / Adobe Illustrator

Language

Mandarin / English / German(beginner)

[ HONOR ] 10/2015-10/2017 10/2016 09/2015 08/2013

Course Scholarship, Southeast University Merit Student, Southeast University Principal Scholarship, Southeast University Jinling Logistics Scholarship, Southeast University

[ VOLUNTEER ] 2014-2015

Southeast University Alumni Conference AS Architectural Annual Conference 33


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