Architecture Portfolio

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王翊安 Yi-An Wang 16 DEC 2002 台灣, 台北, 南港 TEL:+886 938-961-216 E-mail: frogovoandy@gmail.com

ACADMIC BACKGROUND

NTUST

Junior student in university.

AWARDS

iF Design Students Awards

The Architecture MasterPrize

ISARCH Awards

2022 Shortlist

2022 Winners

2023 Winners

IT SKILL

Microsoft Office Photoshop illustrator

Auto CAD

Sketchup

Rhino Grasshopper Lumion

D5 Render

Where there is nothing, everything is possible.

Where

there is architecture, nothing is possible.

2022

2023

2023

2024

Bloom
Cemetery
Concept Complete
Time left Hostel Tabula rasa Factory Repulse Hotel+Warehouse

01 Bloom//

War memorial cemetery in Mariupol, Ukraine

The possibility of using a cemetery as a center for urban redevelopment

“We cannot forget that even in times

The flowers still bloom, the birds

2022

times of war, life goes on.

still sing, and the human spirit still endures.”

A utopian-style hotel crafted from metal and flowers, serving as Taipei's outlet for desires.

The pace of the city and the need to satisfy desires are directly proportional. My design is a machine that allows people to release their desires, without any fancy decorations or dreamy spaces. Here, people can only feel each other, creating an intimate connection.

Background

Things related to love may not necessarily be associated with goodness. Perhaps it is the not-so-good things that make us more aware of the good. Love is a complex emotion, filled with ups and downs, and it is through our struggles that we can truly appreciate the beauty of love. It is in the moments of darkness that we learn to appreciate the light, and it is in the moments of adversity that we learn to appreciate the strength of our love. Embrace the challenges and obstacles that come with love, for they will only make your love stronger in the end.

Every time I go to the park at night, I see couples. Perhaps in the darkness, people are more aware of love. It's as if the night provides a canvas on which love can paint its most vibrant colors. As I walk through the park, I can feel the love in the air, in the way couples hold hands, steal kisses, and gaze into each other's eyes. It's a beautiful thing to witness, and I can't help but smile knowing that even in the darkest of nights, love still shines bright.

Unlike the atmosphere of the city outside, the flowers and plants bring in life and rewrite the monotony of urban living. They speak a language of their own, one of time, decay, and rebirth. In this corner of the city, the hustle and bustle fade away, replaced by the vibrant hues of flowers and the soothing green of plants. As we walk by, we witness the cycle of life unfolding before us, reminding us that amidst the concrete jungle, nature still finds a way to thrive. With the addition of the element of love, the flowers and plants in the urban area take on a new meaning. As time passes and they eventually wither, they serve as a reminder of the ephemeral nature of life, but also the power of love to transcend time. Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, the presence of these living things breathes new life into the mundane, and reminds us that love has the ability to transform even the most ordinary of spaces.

02 Time left//
BATHE MOVIE COOK
2023
Love hotel in Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan

I placed the intersection beside the roadway and three walls, and added trees to create a positive space that separates incoming travelers from the outer lanes. This also causes a change in the urban speed limit. The design is compatible with the scale of pedestrian traffic and opens up romantic assumptions for couples.

Entrance node.

Sightlines and facades.

The building's facade is inclined inward, releasing a sense of oppression and giving the city a chance to breathe. The outward-projecting window frames also eliminate people's identification with floors above the second level. The occupants of the rooms also gain more privacy.

neighbor

There is an old neighboring building to the southwest, which has caused the building to step back and form an entrance. The neighboring building is nearly the same height as the building itself.

SITE PLAN

transportation

A two-way road facilitates the flow of vehicles merging into the roadway, so I placed the driveway on the side of the two-way road.

Entrance node. alleyway

There is an old neighboring building to the southwest, which has caused the building to step back and form an entrance. The neighboring building is nearly the same height as the building itself.

between black walls and movies reception

alleyway

The circulation paths are accompanied by many small pathways that are connected to each other. The low walls that form the pathways are approximately at eye level. The dimensions of the interior of the pathways are designed to be just enough for two people to pass by each other without touching.

A A 0 2 4 10 15 20 N
PLAN B1F

shared space and chairs

The chairs are tied together with ropes to create a sense of interconnectedness. When one chair is moved, it affects the position of the other chairs, encouraging communication and interaction among users to some extent.

The interior of the first floor has introduced a grassy area that allows people to notice different areas under the massive metal structure. Using two different experiences to create a spatial atmosphere, cherishing each other in a gradually withering space.

cohesive square

Entrance node.

There is an old neighboring building to the southwest, which has caused the building to step back and form an entrance. The neighboring building is nearly the same height as the building itself.

PLAN 1F PLAN 2F AA SECTION

The chairs are tied together with ropes to create a sense of interconnectedness. When one chair is moved, it affects the position of the other chairs, encouraging communication and interaction among users to some extent.

light corridor

darkness

The height of the walls is in line with the line of sight, so light becomes a guide for socializing on the second floor. Follow the light, and communicatioand contact will happen.

shared kitchen

The shared kitchen is not actually a true shared kitchen. Its true purpose is as a social trigger space on the second floor. Communal dining is the best catalyst for social interaction.

facades. ROOM BATH room parking space Sightlines and facades. Window frames Aluminum composite
ELEVATION
5F 4F 3F 2F 5F 3F 2F 1F 5F 3F .2F 1F stair 1 High level stair2 stair3

1F

-The entire internal wall structure is made of precast concrete, forming a panel wall system.

B1 B1
low level TEXTURE

03 Tabula Rasa//

2023
The fifth facade of the architecture carries the freedom and creativity of the students Digital Fabrication Factory at NTUST in Hsinchu, Taiwan

In the campus, students rush past, and the school gate becomes a focal point of pedestrian flow. Along this axis, a building quietly stands, serving as a place for students to live and learn. However, at first glance, it does not attract attention, like a silent giant rock. Pedestrians pass by it, often without taking the time to examine its structure and form.

However, when you slow down or look from afar, the true face of the building gradually emerges. A grid structure divides it into various areas, forming diverse spaces. And most notably, the design on the roof catches the eye. Up close, you might overlook its presence, but when you look from afar, you'll notice that the roof is no longer just a monotonous surface; it's endowed with freedom. It's no longer just a structure sheltering from the elements, but a space for students to unleash their creativity.

0 2 4 10 15 20 N Landscaping Transportation YIMBY Nodes Wind Sunlight
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7.
2.Road
corner 4.Lane
Traffic
Architecture
A A
Axis 1.Plaza
4.
3.Street
5.Unloading area 6.International academy 7.Advanced industry-academia collaboration center
flow
Perspective
SITE PLAN

For

Student

Exhibition Administration

聚碳酸酯板 Rodeca PC2540-7c Heatbloc 40mm

Factory

聚碳酸酯板 Rodeca PC2540-6 40mm

摺疊鋼板支撐

面板摺疊鋼支撐 每50mm 分割

表面支撐輕鋼架

摺疊鋼板支撐

極薄樹脂板 聚碳酸酯 25mm 每50mm 分割

GL 2FL 3FL
鋁型材 隱框型式
倉庫

7.

18.

4. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 4.
space
space
room
room
1.Exhibition
2.Administrative
3.Studio 4.Conference
5.Plaza 6.Equipment
Large multipurpose workshop
Large multipurpose workshop
Laboratory
Medium-sized construction workshop
Equipment room
Mechanical room
Mechanical room
Studio
Studio 24. Indoor landscaping 25.Polycarbonate 26.Aluminum veneer(Ball) 27.Concrete 28.Outdoor lighting 12. Lecture hall
Photography studio
Photography studio
Warehouse
Sloped roof plaza
Medium-sized construction workshop
22.
8.
21.
9.
10.
20.
11.
23.
14.
19.
15.
16.
17.
Equipment room
Library information area 0 2 5 10 N PLAN PLAN 1F PLAN PLAN PLAN 2F PLAN 3F AA SECTION ELEVATION
13.
19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 0 2 5 10 0 2 5 10 PLAN 1F AA SECTION
PLAN 2F PLAN 3F
ELEVATION

The site, anchored by Anping Port, Taiwan's oldest port, offers an excellent focal point. While it aims to showcase historical value, it also considers future development. Rather than a traditional museum approach, I propose a locally-led "market" concept, emphasizing trade's continuity into modern times. This market will serve as a gathering point, guiding foot traffic through waterfront plazas, revitalizing the area, and enhancing pedestrian flow.

SITE 戀愛廣場 碧海碼頭 漁會魚市場 安平荷蘭城 三角公園 林默娘公園 港濱歷史公園 安億公園 億載公園 Crowd control Behavior control Spatial control Crowd distribution Flow redirection and stagnation Spatial orientation Release Locally Driven Incomplete Tourism Transformation Business model - Waterfront Green Belt Completed Tourism Transformation Business model - Port Area
04
Using markets as a method to stimulate the vitality of Anping Harbor Land Hotel complex warehouse at Anping Port in Tainan, Taiwan 2024
The Repulse//

1.Green square

2.Street corner square -(entrance)

3.Warehouse entrance

4.Waterside platform

5.Extended green plaza

0 2 4 10 15 20 N 4. 1. 2. 3. 5.
Market-style layout Corner attracting foot traffic Elevation as warehouse Green belt extending plaza Plaza dispersing traffic flow Waterfront promenade
SITE PLAN
0 2 4 10 15 20 N 4. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9. 10. 10. 11. 11. 12. 13. 14. 14. 15. 15. 16. 16. 17. 18. 19. 19. 1.Warehouse 2.Semi-outdoor space 3.Office 4.Studio 5.Waterside platform
kitchen 8.Reception
space with staircase platform
and equipment room
Room 12. Social space
and equipment room
Office and equipment room
Room
Acade lighting and projection
Equipment space
Shared kitchen
Shared kitchen A’ A B B’ PLAN 1F PLAN 2F PLAN 3F PLAN 4F
6.Room 7.Shared
9.Semi-outdoor
10.Office
11.
14.Office
19.
15.
16.
17.
18.
13.

5.Concrete

6.Landscape

SOUTH ELEVATION

1.Orange curtain glass 2.Concrete 3.Landscaping and stairs 4.Orange curtain glass 7. Shared kitchen 8. Public restroom 9. Warehouse 10.Room 11. Studio 12. Shared kitchen
1. 2. 3. 7. 8. 9.
13. Semi-outdoor waterfront space
AA’ SECTION

RF+1750

2F+500 3F+900 4F+1300

GL+0

NORTH ELEVATION

RF+1750

2F+500 3F+900 4F+1300

GL+0

4. 5. 6. 10. 11. 12. 13.
BB’ SECTION 0 2 4 10 15 20
YI-AN Wang Portfolio

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