PORTFOLIO SHI XIAOYUE
Email: xiaoyueshi955@outlook.com
CONTENTS
The meaning of architecture lies in the building itself.
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Salt Field Cemetery
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Porcelain Museum
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Sculpture Museum
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Aerial Street Habitation
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Go Borderless
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Practice Projects
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1. cemetery 2. park 3. courtyard 4. "mausoleum" 5. to the "little boats" 6. main entrance 7. chapel and condolence hall 8. the little chapel 9. the condolence hall 10. entering terraces 11. entrance plaza
Type: Competition
Project-partner: Sixing Huang, Jiayun Xu
Year: 2022/03/12
Location: Anfeh, Lebanon
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1. cemetery 2. park 3. courtyard 4. "mausoleum" 5. to the "little boats"THE LITTLE CHAPEL 6. main entrance 7. chapel and condolence hall 8. the little chapel 9. the condolence hall 10. entering terraces 11. entrance plaza
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Type: Studio Work
Project-partner: Individual Work
Year: 2017/05/06
Location: Changsha, Hunan Province, China
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Porcelain Museum Architecture Montage
Architecture can be used as means of reflecting the reality. The Tongguanyao area once had a glorious history of porcelain manufacturing, but it was forgotten because of years of war. With the excavation of historical relic a few years ago, more and more people are participating in the discussion of the context of the region. The past and present are to context what front and back are to a coin. As a container for displaying local culture, the museum is obliged to present the past and present to the visitors. The local natural landscape is very unique and charming, because of that I design the museum by extracting five scenes (farm, river beach, grassland, village, mountain range), which are displayed for visitors between the exhibition of antiques and relics.
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The building is located in the south-central part of China, so insulation and drainage are significant. Different materials use different tectonic methods. Antiques display spaces are illuminated by skylights, which not only saves energy but also creates special space effects. The landscape gallery use composites panels as roof material, in which thermal insulation and inner sheet are combined into a single panel.
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1. cemetery 2. park 3. courtyard 4. "mausoleum" 5. to the "little boats" 6. main entrance 7. chapel and condolence hall 8. the little chapel 9. the condolence hall 10. entering terraces 11. entrance plaza
Type: Studio Work
Project-partner: Individual Work
Year: 2020/01/15
Location: Haarlem, Netherlands
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Sculpture Museum Form, Material and Structure
To use a long span exhibition space as a PURE ABSTRACT ART WORLD, the consideration of structure, details and materials should be combined. So twelve in-suit concrete walls are not only the main structure of the museum, but also the energy and machine containers. Ventilation system and water heating, cooling system are integrated into them. Roof structure material is CLT, in order to achieve a long span. Main beams and second beams are joined together by Ricon S connectors, so there are no screws can be seen from outside. Skylight on the roof material is Kalwall Weatherable Coating (KWS), which has self-cleaning properties and provides additional resistance to UV and heat exposure for lasting performance.
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The exhibition hall is the core of whole museum. By experiencing the sequence of different spaces, from dark to bright, tourists finally get a pure white and abstract space, with losing the sense of materials, with sunlight diffuse subtlety.
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In order to materialization the pure white abstract space, the translucent glass is flat as same level as the wall, people behind it cast their shadow on it. The translucent ceiling spread sunlight gently into interior. Other spaces penetrate this core space, so people in the exhibition hall, although can’t see other spaces, can perceive them
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10mm Wood floor slab 70mm Fabricated concrete slab with underfloor heating, waterproofed and waxed Separating layer: building paper 50mm Impact-sound insulation 350mm Concrete basement
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Type: Studio Work
Project-partner: Individual Work
Year: 2018/10/23
Location: Changsha, Hunan Province, China
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Aerial Street Habitation High Density Residential, Aerial Street, From Public to Private
In today’s China, with urban development and population explosion, RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS have become a popular topic and trigger a constant discussion in public. However, under the grand issue of the development of the times, we still need to preserve the QUALITY of high-quality building space, because the home is the most vital place for urban residents. For traditional Chinese cities, the street is an indispensable space in people’s lives, because a variety of activities take place on the streets, and the streets are the extension of the home. However, in recent years, traditional street spaces have been destroyed and people’s lifestyles have changed dramatically. This project aims to find a propose about how to combine TRADITIONAL STREET SPACES with modern residential buildings.
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Public deck and kitchen are aimed to young people and young couples,as well as a collective space for people to encounter their neighbours.
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Corridors for young people and couples are more narrow than others because they need more privacy than others.
Corridor Perspective Of Single Apartment
Children could play outside in the sandpits, which are located in the corridors of family apartment.
Corridor Perspective Of Family Apartment
Lobbies between elevator and public street are transition space, people could have a relax in this area.
Plan Of Collective Lobby Between Public Street And Elevator Corridor Perspective Of Aged Apartment
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Corridors for families are wider so children could play at this place. The material of guardrail is glass block which makes the corridors a light and safe place.
Corridors in aged apartment offer space for people to rest and communicate. They are closed so they can be warm and comfortable in the whole year.
Go Borderless Type: Competition
Project-partner: Kai Wang, Jiayun Xu; Jingyuan Zhen
Year: 2020/07/01
Location: Gorizia & Slovenia
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Go Borderless Urban Generation
Connecting the two cities of Gorizia and Nova Gorica by designing a common central area: the Europe Square - Piazzale Della Transalpina and the transcultural hub EPICenter. This crossborder Competition intends to address the problem of uniting a city once divided by a border which no longer exists as a physical barrier in today’s EU. After world war 2 the region of Gorizia was divided between Italy and former Yugoslavia, today the republic of Slovenia. After long term of transition, start from 8th century of region, the two condition of site has different level of assembly and separation, in terms of geopolitics, religion, ethnics, culture, economy and urban context reflected in form of architecture.
Perspective of the Central Station Renovation
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Site Plan The linear space will has the implication of continues and connection with space at western part of the railway.The original program of Nova Gorica station has been intertwined with new exhibition theme, including TED lecture presentation, linguistic studio workshop,social media exhibition hall and etc.The main role of the new EPIcenter becomes as event space and creative transcultural hub, for the citizen from both side, and the tourists from the world to interact with knowledge and social participation. It aims to achieve both national and international recognition as an aspiration for European cooperation and integration.
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Practice Internship
Company: Li Weidong Architecture Studio
Year: 05/2018-11/2018
Location: Changsha, China
Internship
Company: Just Open Architecture
Year:07/2020-10/2020
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Junior Architect
Company: van Bergen Kolpa Architects
Year:11/2021-Now
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Practice 01 Li Weidong Architecture Studio, China Role: Architectural Assistant, Site Architect Assistant
Software: Sketchup, Enscape, PS, AI, Autocad
Project: Rammed Earth House (Commission, SD, DD, CD)
Year: 05/2018-11/2018
Location: Changsha, China
① Dig Foundation Pit
② Build Foundation
④ Install Mould
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Practice 02 Just Open Architecture, Rotterdam Role: Architectural Assistant
Software: Rhino, Enscape, PS, AI, ID,Autocad
Project: 1/2 Bridge (Competition, SD)
Location: Yongxing Village, China
Go Borderless (Competition, SD)
Year: 07/2020-10/2020
Location: Gorizia & Slovenia
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Practice 03 van Bergen Kolpa Architects, Rotterdam Role: Junior Architect
Software: Vectorworks, PS, AI, ID
Project: Wyberties Fabriek Hilversum (Commission, DD, CD)
Location: Hilversum, Netherlands
Year: 07/2020-10/2020
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Kruisdijk Park Poortugaal (Commission, SD,DD)
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architect
14.81 m²
W2
W2
BI_06
3
W1
2
63.70 m²
W1
1
Kantoor 17.36 m² Zorgcoord.
W2
W2
W2
W2
W2
0.48
Toilet
1.34 m²
0.45
Voorr.
4.66 toilet m²
W2 0.47
Toilet
1.34 m²
0.39
Werkkast
4.20 m²
0.36
0.38
Corridor
9.20 m²
W2
W2
MIVA toilet
3.75 m²
0.20
Rebound lokaal 2
47.67 m²
BU_09
I
WP
kk
WM DR WTW
lift
450x1200
WP
WM DR WTW
kk
kk
H0.5 58 m2 GO
H0.1 79 m2 GO
5500
koekoek tbv ventilatie
postkasten
H0.4 47 m2 GO
Entreehal
7000
H0.3 77 m2 GO
gemeenschappelijke buitenruimte hofblok
koekoek tbv ventilatie
4500
W0.4 50 m2 GO
WP
K0.4 55 m2 GO
WP
kk
kk WM DR
K0.3 55 m2 GO
WM DR 450x1200
450x1200
450x1200
450x1200
lift
Entreehal
Entreehal invoerkasten
postkasten
invoerkasten
meterkasten
kk
WP
K0.2 53 m2 GO
4500
koekoek tbv ventilatie
kast
WM DR WTW
WM DR WTW
K0.1 53 m2 GO
450x1200
kk
WP
W0.2 50 m2 GO
450x1200
fietspad
rijweg
fietspad
30
voetpad
W0.1 50 m2 GO
voetpad
7000
W0.3 50 m2 GO
Methods Profile Inspiration from Sketch, Model, Painting
Left: Preliminary sketch. Charcoal drawing. Landscape and architecture, perception of nature and space sequence. Right: 1:200 work model. Test of volumes and space. I like to wander around the site at the beginning of the design process to try and have a dialogue with it. When I go back I would express my imagination of the project in sketches or models. Then I discuss their feasibility and realism with others over and over again. I am not against thinking emotionally before thinking rationally, because intuitive feelings must have a reason for being formed. Project can be seen in the portfolio as The Porcelain Museum.
Left: Sudden Shower at Shono, from the series Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido 1834–35. By Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, Tokyo (Edo) 1797–1858 Tokyo (Edo)) Right: Perspective of tea house. Inspired by the Ukiyo-e, I rethought the relationship between the natural elements and the architecture: the Ukiyo-e is presented from the viewpoint of the observer, so what kind of space should the observer, the person watching the rain, be in? If film presents a complex and unclear reality, painting presents an exact representation. This representation is also a powerful evocation of architectural form.
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