Portfolio Tony Tian
CUBIC HOUSE
Abstract Form Study
The design push further of the Walls Idea from the competition entry. It is aim to create a space where can see everything around but cannot be seen from outside. One Table and Chair will located in the centre of the volume, and all walls run toward to it. The space is Prime Minister’s Study where he or she pace and thinks. The space emphasis the power but also conceptually connects Prime Minster to public through the gaps between walls. Yet due to our visual perception, no matter from where we can hardly get a thin slice of glance of the interior, but in the centre of the inside space, the Prime Minister can get a 360 degree panorama view.
Study Model - Centralised Walls
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C D
A
A
E
E
B +1,000 m 1:100
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Section A-A 1:100
+4,000 m 1:100
N
+10,000 m 1:100
Section B-B 1:100
N
Section C-C 1:100
+15,000 m 1:100
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Section D-D 1:100
C
roof 1:100
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Section E-E 1:100
Physical Model - Overall View
Physical Model - Overall View
The Closer You Look; The Less You See.
Interface Factory
scenario What is a factory? Does a factory always have to be an enclosure of industrial machineries? Why can’t a factory be a place that people want to be? Can a factory be built in a forest? Can a forest be inside a factory? Can a factory be a forest? As the Interface’s new factory is going to launch in Minto, New South Wales; this project explores the possibilities for a workplace that are better for both us and our environment?
Existing Factory Condition
Existing Columns
Light Channelling Column
Flower Garden BBQ Park
Boardwalk Park
Picnic Place
Aware House
storage backing yarn prep
amenity
office
tufting & latex
Columns Define Different Spaces
Enclosure Inversion- Garden Internalized
Sponge Factory
Existing Factory Layout
Proposed Factory Layout
Sectional Perspective Through the Chanel-Glass Wall
Section Perspective Through the Light Wall
80% Transparency
60% Transparency
40% Transparency
20% Transparency
Window
Grand Steps Entry
Chanel-Glass Wall
Factory Interior
Factory Interior
The physical models tested the atmosphere of the design. What is it like to be in heaven? The transparency of the diffused glass is designed varies as level changes, the light through the glass varies as well. It generates a cloudy atmosphere in the space. When the transparency increase from up down; people will feel like being under the clouds. When the transparency decrease from up down; people will feel like being above the clouds or in the heaven.
“Stair to Heaven”
Cloud Corridor
Little Piano Room
Student Hotel on Lonsdale St
TYPE 1
TYPE 2
TYPE 3
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1F
3F
The site located in a long and slender block, only one side is facing street. The height limit of the blocks next it is also 45M, which means they could have high building goes up in the future as well. In order to avoid the problem of daylight capture, the shape of the basic plan is shrunk down, instead of taking over the whole block, thus the daylight could reach most of the hotel. A light well in the centre of the hotel will bring more daylight directly from the top into the hotel. Different from most hotels, having most of the public programs on bottom levels; all the public programs are flipped vertically in this hotel to maximize the interaction with the public through the street. Public programs contains (from bottom to top) Lounge, Front Desk, Restaurant, 24-H Fast Food Court, 24-H Cafe, Work Station, Shop, Bar, Beauty Salon and Rooftop Club. Different colour which represent different atmospheres are given to differnent programs.
Kitchen + Bed
Bed + Shower
3m
2.5m Kitchen + Shower
Bath +Shower
power power water seweragewater
sewerage
3m
Kitchen + Bath
Bath + Bed
3m 4m
4m
8m
8m Unit enclosure
Ventilation & plugin component
Programmatic cores
Inverted City In Newman WA Unit enclosure
Ventilation & plugin component
Programmatic cores
Beside the Walls Lodge on the Lake Competition
On the Wave Station Pier Redesign
Steel Frame Work Timber Stripe Paving
Tram
Stop
Hospitality International Terminal Pier Gallery Sushi Bar Navy
Domestic Terminal Spirit of Tasmania Vehicle Loading Decking & Logistics Public Car Park & Drop-offs
Dual-Zone Apartment 45 Siddeley Drive, Docklands
Bedroom
Balcony
Pulley
Balcony
Understair Storage
Kitchen
Corridor Roller Guide
Steel Cable
Vertical Rail Track
Roto Operator
Horizontal Channel
Retail Level
Alum. Mesh Screen
Car-parking Level
Alum. Frame
Typical Apartment Section
Apartment and facade detail section 1:20
Timber Decking
Tim
Erosion Control (Wind blanket Ero or jute mesh) or Pavers layer
Pa
Gravel Base
Gra
Soil/Earth
So
Drainage layer: Light weight Dra granular mix gra
Sub-soil structure,Perforated Su Aluminium Curb. w/drainage Alu fabric fab
Axonometric of Apartment, Facade and Roof Detail
Exploded axonometric of roof detail
Aluminium Water Retention
Alu
Root Barrier
Ro
Protection Layer
Pro
Waterproof Layer
Wa
Thermal Insulation
Th
Leak Detection System
Lea
Vapour Barrier
Vap
Roof Concrete Structure
Ro
Ceiling suspension cables
Ce
Thermal Insulation
Th
Timber Blocks
Tim
Plaster Ceiling Board
Pla
Model Making and Furniture Star Fantasy Lamp
Model Making and Furnitures Gear-Auto Headphone Design
Model Making and Furnitures Jelly Chair