Architecture Portfolio
ZHAOLUN LI Selected work from 2014-2015 zli281@berkeley.edu
Double Negative Fall 2014
Foundamental design 100A
UC Berkeley
The Library Fall 2014
Foundamental design 100A
UC Berkeley
The Mass Good Food Project Spring 2015
Foundamental design 100B
UC Berkeley
The Shadow Land
Content
Spatial Formations: Building Landscapes Fall 2015
Foundamental design 100C
UC Berkeley
Intersection Of Interior Voids
Sequential Spaces
Intersection
Inspiration
perspective
Zoning
Scaling
Skewing
Double Negative Arch - 100A
Instructorďźš Alan Tse
Fall 2014
The concept of double negative is inspired by the photo collage of spaces in Wurster Hall at UC berkeley. By analysing the perspective zoning inside and outside the 2D graphic, the various of spaces are encouraging different smaller volumns to intersect and create third condition.
Arch - 100A
The Library Arch - 100A
Instructor： Alan Tse Fall 2014
The concept of the library is originated from the previous project, the double negative, taking the idea of the interacting relationship between solid and void. The chalenge of the design is how to work the concept into the exsiting site, which is provided as a narrow (119’x32‘) rectangular block between O’ live st and O’ Ferrell st in San Francisco.
The process of the design is to generate void spaces through serise of skewed and scaled volumes intersecting to create the main circulation of the library. The pile of different volumes respectively oriented toward the roof.
Instructor： Alan Tse
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Voids
Intersection
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2nd Floor
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Balcony
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Third Condition
Program
Circulation
Bookshelves system
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3rd Floor
O’Ferrell St
O’ live St
4rd Floor
Good Food Project
The Mass Arch - 100B
Instructorďźš MIchelle Chang
Spring 2015
Concept
Organization
The concept of “The Mass� good food project is inspired by cutting the building with walls to create volumetric variety within the urban space in SanFrancisco. The walls that generated by the cut line allows me to rotate and generates a relationship between solid and void spaces. Surrounding the central core space, those volumns rotate around to let the natural circulation occur as a spiral.
Urban Context
The Project is in San Francisco aiming to create a four stories high food related building. There are strict programs that need to applied to the concept form. By studying the rotating masses form, this project is to establish a programatic and systematic sequence by the central jagged walls.
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Section B
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Grace St
Washburn St A
Third Floor
Second Floor
First Floor
Howard St
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2 9
Fourth Floor
Half Floor
South Elevation
Fourth Floor
West Elevation
Artificial Landscape
The Shadow Land Arch - 100C
Instructorďźš Jay Atherton
Fall 2015
The concept of the shadow land is inspired by the two layers of topography maps that creates in between spaces within. This project is focused on creating a unique water front experience at Berkeley marina.
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Layering
Spacial regulation
I-80
canopy Structure
Pavilion
Floating Pathway
Concept A
Spacial Sequence
B
The study of deforming these two layers starts to enable the project to gain spacial and system on controling different zones for the potential pavilion spaces. Eventually, this project creates the island condition that lets people to kayaking through the project and get under the shading of the hexegonal structure. The varying deepth of the structure also provides shading control throughout the entire site.
Topology transforamation
Pavilion A
Pavilion B