Architecture Portfolio Tianyu

Portfolio

Tianyu Liu

2018-2023 B.Des | M.Arch The University of Melbourne

EXPERIENCE Nov 2021 - Jan 2022

SpActrum Shanghai, China. 3-mo. Full-time.

Architectural Intern.

• Collaborated with fast-paced team on tourism & hospitality projects at SpActrum, which is an emerging and award-winning architectural design practice, founded by Yan Pan. • Pre-design on-site research, offering creative design ideas, 3D modelling (Rhino), 2D documentation (AutoCAD), graphic representation (Enscape and Adobe Suite), finalising reports. Assisted the team in completing materials ahead of deadlines.

Mar 2021 - Jul 2021

Okamoto Deguchi Design (ODD) Beijing, China. 5-mo. Full-time.

Architectural and interior Intern.

• Collaborated with architects and interior designers on resort and interior projects at ODD. • Developed project proposals for retail interior and small-scale projects. Received guidance from Keizo Okamoto throughout the process.

• Engaged and communicated with clients.

Nov 2019 - Feb 2020

Tianjin Architecture Design Institute (TADI) Tianjin, China. 4-mo. Full-time.

Architectural Intern.

• Collaborated with design team on large-scale architecture projects and urban design bids.

• 2D documentation (AutoCAD), 3D modelling (sketch-up), compiling reports.

EDUCATION Jul 2021 – Jul 2023

The University of Melbourne Master of Architecture • Built profession skills in AutoCAD, Revit, Navisworks and Rhino.

• Short-term exchanged to AA Visiting School in Bangkok, Thailand. Completed an audiovisual exhibition in Bangkok within two weeks, enhanced skills in visual documentation, verbal, and written presentation.

Feb 2018 – Dec 2020

The University of Melbourne Bachelor of Design • Double major in architecture and landscape architecture.

Volunteer Mar 2023 - Jul 2023

Melbourne Peer Mentor Program • As a mentor, helped more than 15 first-year students transition smoothly from high school to university.

• Led mentoring sessions every fortnight, ensuring the execution of prepared agendas.

Email: tianyu.01iu@gmail.com Tel: 0420646099

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CV - Tianyu Liu

UNIVERSIT Y PROJECTS Spirits of Place

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Gin distiller y on Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

Studio Leaders: Ariani Anwar and Thomas Proctor from John Wardle Architects.

High rise complex - Structure and facade

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A tall office and hotel complex building in Melbourne CBD. Showing an understanding of structural squence and facade details.

Tutor: Marcin Polgar Reframed Interaction Craft Community Shophouses

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Thesis studio. A renovation of existing shophouses that adjacent to the fading Ban Bat handicraft community, in Bangkok.

Thesis leader: Helen Walter.

New Hamilton Gallery

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A new galler y located in the small town Hamilton near the Great Ocean Road.

Studio Leaders: Dayne Trower and Simona Falvo.

WORK SAMPLE - INTERN Golf Driving Range

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Interior Design of Retail Space

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Physical Model

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OTHERWORK Physical model showing construction elements.

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Spirits of Place Gin distillery on Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.

Studio Leaders: Ariani Anwar and Thomas Proctor from John Wardle Architects.

Spirits of Place is a gin distillery project completed during my graduate studies.

The site was a vineyard in the Mornington Peninsula.

The term "Spirits of Place" carries a dual meaning. On one hand, it signifies the distilled products, and on the other, it celebrates the distinctive characteristics of the site.

This distiller y ser ves dual purposes as both a distillation factory and a visitor experience spot.

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The site topography is like rolling hills. A creek runs through the site. Lemon myrtle and other plants will be planted on site, accompanied by existing trees.

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L90118 ABPL90118 YINING ABPL90118 WANG YINING912919 WANG YINING 912919 GROUP WANG PROJECT GROUP 912919PROJECT PART1 GROUP PART1 PROJECT 17/3/2022 PART1 17/3/2022 17/3/2022 ORIAL12 TUTORIAL12 TIANYU TUTORIAL12 LIU TIANYU 980346 LIU 980346 TIANYU LIU 980346 DIGITAL MODEL DIGITAL MODEL DIGITAL MODEL OUP BGROUP BSHIQI GROUP WANG SHIQI B 958484 WANGSHIQI 958484 WANG 958484

Designed by a group of three (Laura, Randi and Tianyu)

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Rendered by Tianyu Office and hotel high rise complex - Melbourne

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Building-integrated photovoltaics Provide shade and utilise solar energy

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Reframed Interaction: Craft Community Shophouses A renovation of existing shophouses that adjacent to the fading Ban Bat handicraft community, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Thesis leader: Helen Walter.

Reframed Interaction is my thesis project.

The renovation reframes the interaction between tourists and local artisans.

The proposed program consists of modernised commercial space, artisans’ working space, and residential units.

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Elevational perspective Reframed Interaction

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Background Over hundreds of years, Bangkok boasted a considerable population of skilled artisans. However, the handicraft industry has gradually declined under constant impact of tourism and urbanization.

Ban Bat community is one of the representatives of fading handicraft groups.

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Rendered vignette of communal backyard Reframed Interaction

Reframed Interaction identifies the negative influences of tourism and urbanization that local handicraft is facing.

It proposes a new typology of shophouse that meets the needs of the Ban Bat community in the present day.

Depiction of a craftsperson Perspective from the street

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Perspective from the artisan's workshop Reframed Interaction

New Hamilton Gallery A new gallery located in the small town Hamilton near the Great Ocean Road.

Studio Leaders: Dayne Trower and Simona Falvo.

Hamilton is a small town near to the Great Ocean Road, which is beneficial to attract tourists. It has rich local cultural background and many convenient public facilities. With in short time the citizens and visitors can easily access to heritage buildings or the activity spaces around the town.

New Hamilton Gallery will perform as a new civic centre. Activities related to art and culture happen both indoor and outdoor. In addition to having the basic exhibition and storage function, the gallery will have plenty of garden and avtivity spaces for people to experience.

Outdoor spaces are distributed on different floors.

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Golf Driving Range

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Small-scale architectural design: VIP Lounges at a Golf Driving Range.

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打位效果图 阿那高尔夫会所与练习场设计

Work Sample at Okamoto Deguchi Design.

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入口效果图 阿那高尔夫会所与练习场设计

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Renders Work Produced During Internship

Interior Design Retail Space High-end retail interior design for a golf sports brand Work Sample at Okamoto Deguchi Design

This is an interior design project completed during my internship at ODD. It involved a small retail store for a golf sports brand. I developed two design proposals.

During my internship, I learned how to create clean and desirable atmospheres using carefully selected materials, and how to effectively divide space within small-scale environments.

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Proposals Work Produced During Internship

Construction Design Physical Model

This model is a specific 4*6m part of the building.

By drawing the axonometric detail drawing and making the physical model of key structure elements referring to the original plan and section drawings, I have developed the understanding of the construction sequence, and strategies of choosing construction method in respond to design intent and site condition.

Axonometric Drawing

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Construction sequence Physical model

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