SHANLE LIN 2018-2020 Master of Architecture
Washington State University, WA, US
2012-2017 Bachelor of Architecture
Shenyang Jianzhu(Architectural) University, China
Awards
2021 Spiral Architecture International Competition
2021 Architizer A+Awards Concepts > Architecture +New Technology Popular Choice Winner
2021 DigitalFutures “Kinectoscapes: Architecture of Performative Intelligence”: Assistant
2021 World Architecture Award > 38th Cycle Winners Jury Award Winner
2021 Architizer A+Awards Competition: Architecture +New Technology
2020 Pavilion of Humanity International Competition Close Shortlisted Project
2021 World Architecture Award Competition 2020 COTE Top 10 for Students
2019 Hack-A-House Competition Honor Award
2020 WOOD+ Awards in Collaboration with University of Idaho
Skills
2020 “Pavilion of Humanity: First Contact” International Competition
Rhino Grasshopper Adobe Creative Cloud Suite AutoCAD Lumion Revit SketchUp Vray for Rhino/SketchUp Climate Studio Climate Consultant Sefaira Athena Impact Estimator for Buildings
2020 Design Education Awards Competition 2020 Graduate Design Studio II : Software Workshop Producer & Teaching Assistant 2019 Design awards student showcase AIA Spokane 2019 Research Assistant in Morphogenesis lab in Washington State University Teaching Assistant for Architectural Design IV Computational Design supporter 2019 Hack-A-House Competition
Experience
2017 Internship in Fujian Provincial Institute of Architectural Design and Research Co. Ltd
1 Post-Anthropocne Design for the local flora and fauna as well as for humans 2020 Pavilion of Humanity Competition Close Shortlisted Project
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2 Swim To Sanctuary 2019 Proposes a habitat underwater and local food self-production 12 to 19
3 Wisteria Recreational and restorative shelter mitigating feelings of displacement 2021 Architizer A+award 2021 Jury Award Winner
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4 Lanescraper 2020 A warm educational community with library, community garden, and clinic space. 28 to 35
5 Transformer Redifining affortable housing by reducing the economic pressure of potential users 2019 Hack-A-House Honor Award
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IN THE CITY Location: New York-Statue of Liberty National Monument Material: Recycled plastic Structure: Inflatable(Pneumatic) structure Description: The circular square in front of the Statue of Liberty is an excellent location to elaborate the concept of "cooperation and symbiosis." Its meaning is to welcome new immigrants from the sea, which implies a "symbiosis" model of equality and freedom.
Water (Underground)
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Secondary Beam (Air Supplied)
Soil (Concrete)
Water VS Earth Hello!
Welcome immigrants
Structural Analysis Main Beam (Air Supplied)
Welcome new lifeforms
Inspiration
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Double Helix
Plastic
Pattern
Grid
POST- ANTHROPOCENE Competition: Pavilion Of Humanity: First Contact Close Shortlisted Project Team: Luming Xiao,Shanle Lin Futurist/ Post-pandemic Pavilion Award: Close Shortlisted Project
BEYOND THE HUMAN LIFE In the book “ The Origin of Species,” Darwin believes that natural selection is the driving force of biological evolution. Individuals who adapt to the environment will survive, and those who do not adapt will be eliminated, which extinctions happens five times already. The purpose in this design proposal is to imagine a scenario what could still remain what if the human race becomes extinct under some unpredictable reasons and how can we tell the achievement that we had reached or should we give some suggestion for the after life-form? What is more, after we did some researches of human achievement, we found that species all share similar genetic sequence, which is DNA. In order to survive more than 3 billion years, it changed/ transformed/ evolved to express the various sequence on the Earth. Every DNA sequence has its meaning and represent “cooperation and symbiosis”, which are the key to this competition.
Earth And Environmental Issues
City Expansion
Structural Inspiration
War
Water Pollution Deforestation All Species Have One World
Global Warming Human Domination
Species Share DNA
Theory of Evolution
Competition (Darwinsm)
Coorperation (Endosymbiosis)
Inspired Pavilion Structure
IN THE DESERT Location: Sahara Desert Material: Sand and Water Structure: Precast mold structure Description: The Sahara is the world's largest hot desert, but with the increase of human activities , the local ecological environment has been severely damaged. We hope to construct our temporary buildings through specially treated water and sand, to arouse human beings' awareness of protecting the desert environment.
Location
Robot Arms Assemble Modular Mold Which Melts and solidify Over Time
Water (Aquifer & Rain) Ground
Water VS Earth
Inspiration
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Sand
Pattern
Water Mold
Sand Dune
Animal Exposure To Hostile Environment Create Shading For Animals
Formed Bowl Shape
Repetition
IN THE JUNGLE Location: Amazon rainforest Material: Scrap Wood Structure: wooden binding structure Description: The Amazonia is the world's largest tropical rainforest, but with the over-deforestation and forest fires, a large amount of rainforest has been lost, which in turn reduces biodiversity and increases carbon dioxide emissions. In this region, we are concerned about how to recycle the leftovers of the felled trees to reduce human damage to the rainforest.
Sea Water
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Bundles
Collection Of Waste Wood And Assembled As Bundles
Soil (Ocean Continent)
Water VS Earth
Tree Collect Waste Wood
Irrigate Wood For Green Growth Provide Shading & New Habitat
Inspiration
Local Waste Wood Bundling Material
Pattern
IN THE POLAR REGIONS Location: Antarctica Material: Water and natural rubber Structure: Ice crystal structure Description: Experts predict that by the end of this century, about 40%-99% of the population of emperor penguins will disappear (Whales, Penguins and Krill Feeling the Heat in Antarctica, n.d.). In this region, we will take local materials, use ice formed from seawater as the primary structural material, and carry prefabricated resin molds to facilitate the shaping of the ice.
Degradatable structure
Prefabricated Containers That Disintegrate Over Time
Water Continent
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Water Water VS Earth Inspiration
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Water
Fabricate container for water
Create ice blocks
Aggregation following shape
Glacies And Icebergs
Pattern
Crystaline
Ice Crystal
Aggregatation
IN THE OCEAN Location: Fiji Islands Material: corn starch and stainless steel powder Structure: 3D printing Description: The Fiji Islands have a paradise marine environment, but with overfishing and the invasion of alien species, more and more coral reefs are disappearing, and the local marine ecological environment is seriously threatened. The researchers found that by placing 3D printed artificial coral reefs in the water improved not only the survival rate of local fish but also protected the existing natural coral reef growth environment(3-D Printed Coral Could Help Endangered Reefs, n.d.).
3d Printed Pipe Modules Connected To Each Other
Soil (Seafloor) Sea Water Water VS Earth
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Inspiration Artificial Coral
Fish Food Artificial Coral
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Fish Food Artificial Coral Stainless Cornstarch Steel Powder
Build On Land And Sail On Ocean
“Boat” Sinks Over Time
Structure Become New Underwater Habitat
Coral
Water flow
SWIM TO SANCTUARY Competition: The 2020 COTE Top Ten For Students Team: Luming Xiao, Feiran Zou, Shanle Lin Carbon-neutral Mixed-use Development
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3. Restore wetlands base on the renovated riparian line. The wetland can adjust the micro-environment of the site, provide temporary shelter for salmon, and public space for human. 4. Performed an initial massing analysis based on the project's functional requirements and site codes.
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6. A large platform connecting four plots of land and provides a large area for cultivation. 7. Optimized the roof area to all well-lit roofs are cultivation roofs, which maximizes the planting area and improves the roof's heat insulation capacity.
Circulation area Parking area
BUILDING DEVELOPMENT
8. From the bottom to the top, open public space, hotel space, commercial space, and residential space.
This project develops the space below and above water. It proposes a habitat underwater that addresses the declining salmon population. It offers a mixed-use development above water that addresses the need for localized food production. To further understand how the sensitivity of these connections, the project produces mainly two solutions to minimize the adverse impacts, that is, wetland restoration and selfsupplied food system.
It is reasonable to create a riparian habitat as a temporary refuge full of quite side channels and ponds, soft edges since the site is en route of fry’s journey to the sea. What is more, the self-supplied food system is a one-stop solution to deal with the thorny issue of food safety, which cuts down some unintended processes and optimizes the overall microorganism, as well as offering an innovative way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Food Safety Solutions 1.The project has created much Open-Air Cultivation Gardens to provide around 72 tons of seasonal local organic food for residents. 2.The project has innovated to offer a one-stop food supply system, and it is an amount to reduce 0.0045 metric tons green gas emissions.
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Lettuce
Corn
Kale
Garlic
Spinach
Cultiva
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Salmon Protection Solution 1. We t l a n d r e s t o r a t i o n a s coldwater fish refuges is to provide salmon habitat with shadings in local plants. 2 . F l o o d s a r e t he p r i m a r y force influencing landforms and vegetation on Columbia river bottoms, which rehydrate wetland after summer drying.
Cultivation Platform Local edible vegetables
Salix Lucida
Mix-use space Cultivation/Social activities
Red Flowering Currant
Aster
Xanthium strumarium
Wetland/Playground Salmon refuge/Open to the public
Pacific Willow
Douglas-Fir
Cultivation roof system & Roof insulation system
Wetland + build
Cultivation area Erosion control blanket
Walkable space
Growing medium+ Irrigation system Stabilization mat Filter fabric
Salmon refuge
Drainage layer Waterproofing membrane substrate
Gound floor
Building structure
Sallow water bed
Summer sun angl Ground areas except for wetland areas
Winter sun angle
Urban drainage + aquatic plants Permeable surface Permeable layers
Building shading s
Native soil
Permeable ground
Optimise the sun
Direct Sunlight Indirect Sunlight Drip Irrigation Rain Water Collection Cross-Ventilation Noise Block
Greywater Collector +Filter System
PASSIVE AND WATER SYSTEMS cistern cistern
ding integration system
Water- saving irrigation system
Rainwater collection + Cultivation roof Filter system
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WISTERIA Competition: Design Education Awards 2020 Design Teammate: Mohamed Ismail, Shanle Lin Reconfigurable Compassion Shelter Award:2021 Architizer A+award 2021 Jury Award Winner
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Natural disasters impact and displace millions of people every year. In addition to finalcial loss, these disasters have a profound psychological impact on victims. The psychological toll on large populations results in epidemics of Survivor's Guilt and other PTSD symptoms such as deprssion and anxiety. Furthermore, disaster relief camps are often thought of as a temporary placement, when in reality the average time spent in such settlements can range from 5 - 15 years, highlighting the need to reassess the facilities and services available to displaced communities with longtern cosiderations in mind.
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Chart mapping shrounds diameter (color)
Our reassessment comes in the form of recreational and restorative spaces that can play a role in mitigating feelings of displacement, creating opportunities to forge bonds and connections, with the hope of instilling a sense of communal stability on the path to long-term recovery. Wisteria seeks to address the shortcomings of post-disaster sheltering by designing an interactive public space that is capable of actively responding to both the psychological and physiological conditions.
LED lights embedded within the shrouds shine in concert with the movement of the shrouds, the color of which is determined by the emotions detected through a system of smartwatches and algorithyms .Each color represent its emotion.
Lanescraper 2020 WOOD + Awards in Collaboration with UofI Individual Studio2020 Design member: Shanle Lin Sustainable Housing
1. Sorting Room 2. Studio 3. Harvest Room 4. Community Kitchen 5. Exam Room 6. Library Center
7. Community Garden 8. Retail 9. Commercial 10. Gym 11. Activity Center
This project located in University district of Spokane Washington. This area owns high quality of education forces, medical equipment and population. However, the three parties have terrible connection. This project tries to scrape the boundary and make the community thrive again.
Healthcare Community garden study center
Begin with three main functional block to serve the different needs for the community.
Introduce courtyards to optimized the experiences in the three main center.
The cores and stairs
Adapt circulation as the datum connecting different functions around the courtyards.
The circulation considers the connection not just horizontally but also vertically.
Insert different programs around with the circulation.
An area that contains harmonious communities.
Gravel Growing and vegetation Filter layer Drainage layer water retentive, mechanical stress protection layer Root resistant barrier OSB pabel Wedge-cut structural timber Heat welded waterproof sheets polystytrene thermal insulation Vapor barrier CLT column Wood fiber thermal insulation Plasterboard Interior finish
Parapet
Wood Door
Parapet for Green Roof
Railing
GLT column Theeaded rods Shim plate Round HSS CLT timber panel Wood fiber thermal insulation
CLT Floor
Fine loam plastering Loam plastering Wood fiber reinforced rammed earth panels Flax fiber insulation (between battens ) CLT timber panel Thermal insulation Lime exterior plastering
Floor Connection
GLT column Epoxy relief holes Theaded rods epoxied into GLT column
Glass Curtain
Hollow structural steel Shim plate Concrete bace
Connection between Column and Foundation
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Roof Garden
CLT Panel Threaded Rods
Glulam Column
Shim Plate
Prefabricated CLT Facade Epoxy Relief Holes
Glulam Column
GLT Column CLT Slab Concrete Core
Community Unit
Student Unit
Sheltered Unit
Exam Room
Concrete Ground Footprint
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Community Garden
Gathering Garden
Transformer Competition: Hackahouse 2019 Design Teammate: Luming Xiao, Feiran Zou, Shanle Lin Affordable Housing Award:Third Prize
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MODULAR
SHARED SPACE
PRIVATE & SHARED SPACE
INTELLIGENT TRANSFORMATION
Public Social Space
Relaxing Space
Water Saving
Mental Health
This project aims to reduce the economic pressure of potential users through the simple spatial transformation and functional redefinition to simplify their living mode. Transformer, based on users’ need, is able to transform the second floor roof to a platform for communities during daytime in urban context, or change the roof to be a heliotrope sun panel to collect sunlight in rural context.
Alternative Roof usage 1 ---- Social Platform
Cultivation Space
Recycling
Solar Energy Receiving
Energy Rental for Money
Alternative Roof usage 2 ----Energy Collection
Business Hour (8:00 AM-- 5:00PM) Rural
Business Hour (8:00 AM-- 5:00PM) Urban
After Work (5:00 PM.~)
After Work (5:00 PM.~)
DRAWINGS
2021.06 Water wave Ball Crystal Lamp
2019.03 Kinectic Architecture Studio work
2019.09 Vernacular building case model on Chinese courttyard section detail
MODELINGS
2019.04 Inflatable kid's playground
2018. 06 Residential building for Fuzhou community