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Work Selected from Year 2021 - 2024

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JUDY YI LIU
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CONTENTS
The New Judge Judy’s Courthouse Show Courthouse Chronicles: The Intersection of Entertainment and Reality 001 Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee LOCATION 125 White St, New York, NY 10013 PROGRAM Courthouse, Detention, Retail COMPLETION April 2073 Design Completed in December 2023

Courthouse SHOW

Courthouse Chronicles: The Intersection of Entertainment and Reality

In the New “JUDGE JUDY” ’s Courthouse Show, an immersive theater experience will be introduced in which the public “Audience” can be fully engaged within the whole Small to middle Criminal case “show” from the very beginning stage, detention stage, arraignment stage to the final trial stage. Different elevators as different performance stages for different characters, (Judge / Jury / Witness / Clerks / Reporters / Attorney ‘defendants’ and ‘plaintiffs’ / the Prisoners+Guards) vertically penetrating through the entire building in order to present a non-stop, absolute-visible performance to the audience. The audience will be able to observe the entire performance from different perspectives. The characters’ movements, gestures, and facial expressions will be clearly visible to the audience, allowing viewers to experience a REAL dramatic and intense courtroom drama.

Spectators’ seating Area Container 1 Staff shaft Inner Layer 2 Courtroom Body #M 3 Courtroom Body #S *2 4 Courtroom Body #L 5 Staff Cabin #M 6 Attorney Cabin #M 7 Prisoner Cabin 8 Guard’s Platform 9 Attorney Cabin #S 10 Staff Cabin #S 11 Attorney Cabin #L 12 Staff Cabin #L 13 “Solid” Elevator 14 Panoramic Elevator #1 15 Panoramic Elevator #2 16 Billboards 17 Seating Area 18 Restroom “Shaft” 19 Bench 20 Perforated Metal Screen Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee
The facade featured a perforated metal screen that frames different series of interior layers activities. Revealing glimpses of the audience activities, the ongoing courtroom sessions to the street below to the public.

“HUMAN VIVARIUM”

FACADE is more then just an enclosure, but rather as a “stage”, and a dynamic element that interacts with both the outside world and the interior layers of activities.

The facade features a Perforated Metal Screen strategically framing various interior layers, serving multiple purposes:

- Offering glimpses of audience activities and ongoing courtroom sessions to the public below

- opportunities to hang Billboard Poster

- Approaching the intended harmonious relationship between Outside world and inside different layers

- Transparency and privacy are paramount considerations! Balance the need for transparency with the importance of privacy within the courthouse, the inside cannot be exposed completly without paying the tickets.

Courthouse SHOW Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee
Unrolling the FACADE
FACADE as “Security Camera”, Collages from initial research stage of Dirty Realism, exploring my architectural concept from “the New Civic” in ‘Chungking Express’
ROOFTOP BAR Post-Show Discussions / “Appeal” Final Trial Sentencing Plea Bargaining Arraignment A Day in the Courthouse “Show” COURTHOUSESHOWPOSTERiseverywh er e i n t eh ytiC ! Courthouse SHOW Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee Character in the show JUDGE Jury Witness Court clerks Reporter Attorney_defendants and plaintiffs Prisoner Guard AUDIENCE, the Spectator

1 “Shaft” Model, 1/16”=1’-0” Scale

2 Chunk Model of Courtroom “L”, 1/8”=1’-0”

3 Chunk Model cutting through multiple Shafts and main Gallery(Spectators Seating Area), 1/4”=1’-0”

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Courthouse SHOW Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee
detail view of facade (poster + peforated metal screen + apertures)
> > Fall 2023 | Prof. Jason Lee
002 Spring 2022 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash SpectraLibra: Break on Through A Symphony of Transformation and Discovery in the Washington Heights library LOCATION 1000 St Nicholas Ave, New York, NY 10032 PROGRAM Education COMPLETION April 2022

A Symphony of Transformation and Discovery in the Washington Heights library

The core concept of my library design is rooted in the idea of self-growth, where each program functions as a dynamic, self-sustaining system. Inspired by organic forms, the design features “tentacle” structures that extend and intertwine, weaving through a series of diverse public spaces, connecting the historial and the new system. These tentacle-like structures symbolize the library’s organic evolution and adaptability, reaching out to engage with various facets of community life. Just as tendrils of a plant seek nourishment and connection, these architectural elements stretch into different areas, fostering interaction, exploration, and collaboration. By embracing this self-growing system, this design introduce an environment that is responsive to the changing needs and interests of the community. Through this innovative approach, the library becomes not just a static repository of knowledge, but a living, breathing organism that evolves and thrives alongside the people it serves.

iterations of different “operations”

Self-Growing into “tentacle” structure, introducing a series of different public spaces Extending into Solid Void System. The interplay between solid elements and void spaces creates an atmosphere of openness and invitation, encouraging interaction and exploration within the library’s walls.
Spring 2022 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash SpectraLibra: Break on Through “Shibaura House” by SANAA Introducing sense of asymmetry and rhythm to the building’s form Solid and Void spaces to create dynamic interplay between interior and exterior environments SHIBAURA HOUSE
Design Appoarchs
Spring
| Prof. Ajmal Aqutash
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2022 24*60”
SpectraLibra: Break on Through
2022
Unfolding
Collapse,
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Colliding Hydroscape

Navigating Venice’s Rising Waters - Embracing the Collision of Elements

LOCATION Venice, Italy

PROGRAM Pavilion, Bookstore

COMPLETION April 2021

Permanently Featuring in the south stairwell of Higgins Hall, Pratt School of Architecture

Recieved Michael Hollander

First Year Best Drawing Award in 2021

Spring 2021 | Prof. Farzam Yazdenseta
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Navigating Venice’s Rising Waters - Embracing the Collision of Elements

In the face of Venice’s sinking reality and the relentless rise of its waters, ‘Hydroscape Haven’ emerges as a visionary response. This open complex is more than architecture; it’s a dynamic ecosystem fostering the harmonious coexistence of vegetal bodies, water bodies, and human bodies. Within its design, a seamless integration of an expansive library and thriving ecosystem encourages moments of pause amidst the fragmentation of the environment. The main route, intricately woven amidst diverse programs and bookshelves, serves as a pathway for exploration and reflection. As Venice’s water levels fluctuate, the design adapts with multiple platforms, ascending surfaces, and a strategic main ramp, ensuring both serenity and safety for visitors. ‘Hydroscape Haven’ redefines the relationship between architecture and environment, offering a continuous experience amidst the ever-changing landscape.

1/8” Chunk Model
Spring 2021 | Prof. Farzam Yazdenseta Colliding Hydroscape
The
SMASH COLLIDE Discovering continuity in Fragmentation “Instruction for Use” CLICK TO EXPERIENCE “being in” this Hydroscape!
Vegetation containers with built-in seating and bookshelves
Water Bodies, Vessels with embeded water “circulation”
Continuing Circulation

3/21 12 AM

12/21 12 AM

Spring 2021 | Prof. Farzam Yazdenseta Colliding Hydroscape Shadow Study Latitude: 45.4° Longitude: 12.4° Water Level Study
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This is a Response to the Ongoing NYC Housing Crisis

DUMBO HILLS addresses the ongoing NYC housing crisis through a steel Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC) approach at 234 Sand Street, replacing the current NYCHA Farragut Houses. Embracing Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DfMA), our off-site construction enhances speed, quality, and environmental impact. Beyond the building, a dedicated factory streamlines PPVC module assembly for a swift and cost-effective solution. The hexagonal form of these steel modules optimizes natural light, noise reduction, and green spaces, fostering a unique aggregation for a cascading profile. The design incorporates OmniVerse simulations for both manufacturing and construction spaces, ensuring an innovative and sustainable response to the housing crisis.

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Design and Models by Judy Liu and Meg Christensen / Rendering and Stimulation with OmniVerse by Judy Liu
DUMBO HILLS Summer 2023
Prof.
Ajmal Aqutash
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Partner: Meg Christensen
PPVC Factory to Site Production Line
Deconstruction of a steel Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction ( PPVC ) STUDIO-Size Module
DUMBO HILLS Summer 2023 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash | Partner: Meg Christensen
Design and Models by Judy Liu and Meg Christensen / Drawings and Renderings by Judy Liu
Plan / Section Drawings by
DUMBO HILLS Summer 2023 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash | Partner: Meg Christensen
Judy Liu and Meg Christensen
Design and Models by
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DUMBO HILLS Summer 2023 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash | Partner: Meg Christensen Dumbo Hills, the Green Living Machine, 2023 24*60”
Judy Liu
Meg Christensen / Drawings
Judy Liu
View from West, Rendering by Judy Liu > > Summer 2023 | Prof. Ajmal Aqutash | Partner: Meg Christensen

Harmony in Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Vitra Museum

This exploration of the Vitra Museum primarily delves into the theme of “Deconstruction and Reconstruction.” Guided by the principle of “form follows function,” the sculptural shapes of the gallery, design rooms, and staircase are meticulously crafted to align with their respective functional roles. Each deconstructive phase is intricately linked to the specific functionalities of these spaces. The animated narrative unfolds along diverse trajectories of human activity within the museum, providing viewers with a dynamic experience of various abstract spaces in tandem with the ongoing process of deconstruction. Post-deconstruction, the reassembly of individual elements into an entirely new architectural structure serves as a compelling exploration, pushing the boundaries of spatial possibilities. This animation offers a captivating journey through the transformation of space, showcasing the evolution from deconstruction to the innovative synthesis of elements into a cohesive and novel architectural form.

> > Summer 2022 | Prof. Farzam Yazdenseta MetaMorphoscape

Prepare to be captivated by the spellbinding journey of controlled descension, where each fall becomes a canvas for the player’s artistic expression!

Embark on an exhilarating adventure with the innovative multiplayer experience, “Elysian Plunge: A Symphony of Descension.” Drawing inspiration from the whimsical world of “Fall Guys,” this party royale game takes a unique twist by immersing players in the art of falling itself. Unlike its predecessor, “Elysian Plunge” challenges players to explore the depths of their skills as they navigate a vibrant landscape crafted from a harmonious blend of two distinct “toy block” elements. Diving into the interactive tapestry of the Black Descending Prism, a dynamic game mechanic that introduces a captivating interplay between “hard toy blocks” and “smooth toy blocks.” This prism not only serves as a mediating buffer but also unlocks a spectrum of creative possibilities, allowing players to orchestrate their descent with finesse and style.

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Plunge! Fall 2021 | Prof. Danielle Willems
Still Renderings from UNITY
Elysian

Serenity and Suspicions in the Library House

Using Rhino, Enscape and Twinmotion to model and then virtually explore the Library House in the small forest town of Vinhedo, designed by Atelier Branco Arquitetura. Through film presidents that depict distantly located architecture as places of horror, I recreated that myself with the presence of an unknown entity in the forest. These images are stills from animation.

The storyline leverages the unique architecture of the Library House to create a sense of horror, using the interplay of light, the glass facade, and darkness to blur the lines between reality and illusion.

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Shadows Behind the Glass
2023
Sebastian Misiurek Animation Storyboard

Zero Waste, Self-Sufficiency, Innovative Energy Solutions

By integrating principles of sustainability, energy efficiency, and harmonious coexistence with nature. It begins with a conceptual framework inspired by a combination of a radial village settlement model from Germany and the circular pattern of pivot irrigation systems. This unique blend creates an intriguing gradient that caters to both human and livestock needs.

> > Spring 2024 | Prof. Lawerence Blough & Simone Giostra Energy Collectives: Resilient Workforce Housing
llamas, and Alpacas) and Human Parabolic
up into Settlement Area
“Artificial” Gradience Pattern for Livestokes(Sheep,
Energy Collecting Panels pilling
1/50” Model, Gradient Pattern Blending into the original Site Topography Pattern 1/50” Study Model 300’*300’ CHUNK MODEL The production facilities feature innovative parabolic reflective panels, the flowing angles vary from 10 degree to 40 degree The design preserves the gradient transition from the abstract pattern stage to the settlement, with housing
SETTLEMENT
ITERATION _ PARABOLIC + SEMI INDOOR YAR FOR LLAMA / ALPACA / SHEEP
ITERATION _ PARABOLIC +
Settlement, Food, and Energy
Judy Yi Liu | +1 929 699 6656 | yliu66@pratt.edu | B. Arch

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