Wenyun Qian_ Academic Portfolio

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QIAN WENYUN

ACADEMIC PORTFOLIO

Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design From Columbia University Bachelor of Architecture from Harbin Institute of Technology



CONTENTS

Shifted Subtraction Of Light Shared

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Graffiti Museum

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Return To Original Simplicity

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Part A Languages Generation Part B Music

Part A Pipe Part B Beam

A Pure Reading Space with Original Joy Revit International Competition Project, 2013

Inside & Outside

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A House for An Ink-Wash-Drawing Artist “TeamZero” Competition Project, 2012

City Forest

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Digital Media Center Design Based on Environmental Impact Open Research-oriented Architectural Design, 2012

Interactive Catalyst

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Urban Complex in front of the Harbin railway station Graduation Design, 2013

Sensor Of The Sunshine

An automatically mechanism to sunlight “Light of Tomorrow” International Competition Project, 2012

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SHIFTED SUBTRACTION OF LIGHT SHARED -PART1 LANGUAGES GENERATION

Gsapp Advanced VI Studio Project SITE : TOKYO, JAPAN PROGRAM : ARCHITECTONICS OF MUSIC INSTRUCTOR: STEVEN HOLL & DIMITRA TSACHRELIA COLLABORATOR: JING XU DATE : 2015

The purpose of this studio was to create our own architecture languages, beginning with analytical drawings and model studies of two masterpieces of modern architecture. The two study objects are kazuo shinohara's house under high voltage line and chillida's tintaya project. The languages we generate from the two objects are shifted cylinder, subtraction and light of movement.

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Kazuo Shinohara House Under High Voltage Lines

Eduardo Chillida Tintaya Project

Study Objects

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Form & Surface Shifted Cylinder

Cut-out & Connection Subtraction

Architectural Languages

Final Result

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PLAN

SECTION 1-1

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TOP: VIEW FROM ENTRANCE BOTTOM: VIEW FROM UPPER PLATFORM

The corner-to-cover intersections generate space with different depth. The light, which moves along time, would enhance the feeling of depth and transmit the light into every space.

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SHIFTED SUBTRACTION OF LIGHT SHARED -PART2 MUSIC

Modal

Atonal Vertial Jump, Projecting sound, Wondering the space

Modal

Melody, smooth, contiunous

The target for part 2 is to modify the two languages according to a piece of music, which has the potential of space, and the site in Tokyo. The atonal part of music presents the dramatic cut, at the same time, the melody part shows the property of smooth surfaces.

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TOP: VIEW FROM GALLERY BOTTOM: VIEW FROM PUBLIC PLATFORM

According to the Density 21.5, the two languages merged into integration, creating unexpected spaces with continuity 8


GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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SECTION 1-1

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TOP: VIEW FROM THE POOL BOTTOM: VIEW FROM ROOF

The piece of music provides the order of the sequence of all the scenes unpredictably.

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GRAFFITI MUSEUM-Part A Pipe Gsapp Advanced V Studio Project SITE : MANHATTAN, NEW YORK PROGRAM : MUSEUM INSTRUCTOR: BERNARD TSCHUMI COLLABORATOR: YUAN JIALIN DATE : 2014

What makes a pipe a “pipe”? what if we change the SHAPE of pipes? Or the SCALE? Is It still a pipe? Definitions vary from individual and individual. What’s the boundary of the definition? When will a pipe become another element?

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ANALYSIS: LOGIC OF PIPES Pipes have their own logic, mostly, according to media inside the pipes.

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Thermal air, heated by the people surrounding

Second cooling step

The cooler air goes through series of pipes with different shapes to generate various sounds.

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The heated air is collected by the pipes

Third cooling step: underground

The big pipe is used to collect water and people can listen the flowing sound of water

AIR COOLING AND WATER COLLECTING SYSTEM

First cooling pipe, a air pipe in a water pipe

Water recycling

Electricity system provides light and the power of air collection.


INVENTORY: ALL PIPES’ TYPES AND SIZES

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GRAFFITI MUSEUM-Part B Beam Gsapp Advanced V Studio Project SITE : MANHATTAN, NEW YORK PROGRAM : MUSEUM INSTRUCTOR: BERNARD TSCHUMI COLLABORATOR: YUAN JIALIN DATE : 2014

In the modern society, cities are changing so fast. Everything is temporary, which challenges the static buildings, especially in the city like New York. We put Graffiti in the museum to challenge the normal museum with the static, formal, white exhibition space. Graffiti museum will change everyday. These challenge the traditional museums where the art pieces are well protected and one exhibition last for months. As a victim of the city, the museum itself is a record throughout the time.

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Beam as Circulation-daytime

Beam as Structures

Beam as Pop-up

Beam as Circulation-nighttime

Beam as Elevators

Beam as Canvas

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Daytime Section 1-1

Nighttime Section 1-1

Daytime Section 2-2

Nighttime Section 2-2

Daytime Section 3-3

Nighttime section 3-3

ACCESSIBILITY

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SEQUENCE OF MOVEMENT

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North Elevation - Daytime

South Elevation - Daytime

West Elevation - Daytime

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North Elevation - Night

Night South Elevation - Night

West Elevation - Night

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Based on the Graffiti culture, Graffiti art pieces are often drawn in the nights and the next day public will see the art pieces unpredictably. So we provide a museum for public in the daytime and a drawing space or club for Graffiti artists to draw and climb in the night time, enabling the museum to change every day. At the same time, According to the city fabric like New York, in the daytime, it would be a normal solid building like a box. But in the nighttime, it would be wildly open to the artists.

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All the exhibition is divided into two parts, temporary exhibition and permanent exhibition. Permanent part will be protected in the night. The features of beam provide us the possibility to create a transformable museum because of its structure advantage. Through the day and night the paths create different accessibility for certain space. Also all the surfaces of beams would be the canvas for the artist to paint. The next day those drawings would be exhibition

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RETURN TO ORIGINAL SIMPLICITY A Pure Reading Space with Original Joy 2012 Revit International Competition Project TYPE : SOLO WORK SITE : CHONGQING, CHINA PROGRAM : DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER / PUBLIC GREEN SPACE DATE : 2013

Site Plan The newly added reading space enveloped in the glass is smooth and refined, and contrast sharply with the original building. The architecture is designed to preserve as much as possible of the original atmosphere and place the library dissolved in nature.

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New Spatial Relationship

The design was based on a concept of creating a pure reading space which allows daylight throughout in natural environment, bringing about the sense of original joy when people read. A place where only people and books take center stage. Traditional [the British Library]

Modern [Seattle Central Library]

New [My Design]

CASE

PROGRAMMING

SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP

Design Methodology

Step 1

Original factory and green bush

Step 2

Isolated reading space

Step 3

Adjustment direction of reading

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Add circulation between two boxes

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New Complex Connected Path Reader Path Books Path Management Path Entrance

Factory Wall

Factory Truss

Main Entrance -1st Floor Staff Entrance

Management Entrance Main Entrance 2nd Floor

Multimedia Book Editing Entrance

Exhibition

Third Floor Public Activity

Audio-visual Computer

Second Floor

Screening Office Leisure Cafe Magazine

Indoor Garden

Editing

First Floor

Decomposition Diagram The insertion of contained set elements of entry and a pure and peaceful reading space, and the addition of connection which integrates two disparate elements into a cohesive design strategy, which make life circle of building extended and the value of original building continue. 25

Pillars

Sunken Reading


Pure Reading Space

Structures

Hanging Reading Units

Reading Space

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X10

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GL+16.9M GL+14.8M GL+12.1M

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GL+4.1M GL+3.0M

GL+1.8M GL GL-1.5M

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Unfold Section

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X5

X6

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X11

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A Pure Reading Space We cannot read books with flickering mood, impulsive utilitarian ideas and tumultuous soul. We need to calm down and concentrate in the book, just like keeping still in deep meditation under the tree that cannot hear the sound of the wind.

Step 1

Step 2

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Space Created by "Light"

Hanging Unit Roof layer

Reading space is designed as two corresponding parts from up to down. Light becomes a tool to shape space. When sunlight shines into the interior, lighting will shape out of a region, a specific space.

Middle support Shelf plate

Reading space generation process

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Homogeneous boxes

Change the size of the boxes

Corner support

Floor layer

Skin System

Form the corresponding sink space

The final reading space

The two sides of the skin use different design. The interior side has transmission effect to satisfy the reading needs of brightness, and the exterior side has reflection effect to adapt to the nature environment, making reading area a hidden space.

Structure Point Supports Glass Curtain Wall Two Sides effected Skin

Transmission effect from interior

Reflection effect from exterior

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INSIDE & OUTSIDE_

A House for An Ink-Wash-Drawing Artist

2012 TeamZero Competition Project TYPE : COMPETATION WORK / COLLABORATION WORK SITE : XIXI WETLAND, HANGZHOU, CHINA PROGRAM : HOUSE / GARDEN / GALLERY / EXHIBITION / RESIDENCE COLLABORATIOR : DONGBAI SONG DATE : 2012 The house is located in Xixi Wetland which is entirely composed of the natural environment, in Hangzhou. I intend to explore the relationship between nature and architecture and speculate about an association between human and environment. The major focus of the design is the peaceful settlement to a complex surrounding natural environment and the dwelling room. Inheriting its prototype of the traditional courtyard house, the new space pattern is transformed, trying to reverse inside and outside in the traditional courtyard. Thus a 3600 garden is created. In addition,the broad external space's enclosure that compress vast sphere to a fine complex volume is the surrounding wall while maintaining the external openness. 31


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Interchange of Definition between INS

URBAN The Formula of “Si he yuan”, as an abstract of terrain, is the outcome of De Hoop transformation of the central plains area. It is the refinement upon Chinese traditional space. In order to adapt to the social system of hierarchy and the requirement of combination in urban development, “Si he yuan” was created under the urban environment. Finally, it separates space into two parts, external world and internal courtyard.

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nition between INSIDE and OUTSIDE

NATURE The relationship between inside and outside inverted in the natural environment. The courtyard which used to be the inside space flip to the outside, thereby forming a new inside space—an ambiguous sphere in between architecture and environment. On the other hand, the outside space is compressed into the interior, forming an unprecedented out space-a space facing the whole world.

OUTSIDE

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Building Height=GL+15000

OUT SPACE

Water Proof 2mm Rigid Urethane Form 95mm Sheathing Roof Board Purlin

OUT SPACE

3F Level=GL+9000 Light Gauge Steel Frame STUDY ROOM Gypsum Board 10mm+Paint

OUT SPACE

STUDIO

Double Glazing

2F Level=GL+6000 EXHIBITION

1F Level=GL+3000

GALLERY

Concrete Metal Trowelling 70mm+Paint Rigid Urethane Form 50mm Concrete Slab 300mm Mud Slab 60mm

1F ENTRANCE Concrete Metal Trowelling 70mm+Paint Rigid Urethane Form 50mm Concrete Slab 400mm Mud Slab 60mm Dampproofing Sheet 2mm

GL+ 0=Stads H -1500 Concrete Metal Trowelling 70mm+Paint Rigid Urethane Form 50mm Concrete Slab 300mm Mud Slab 60mm Dampproofing Sheet 2mm Gravel 60mm

Section Detail A-A

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Section Model 1:50

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Kitchen Living Room Hall Exhibition Studio Bath Room Bed Room Out Space Study Roof Out Space Entrance

A Space Facing The World

Ground Floor Plan 1:300

First Floor Plan 1:300

Second Floor Plan 1:300

Third Floor Plan 1:300


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Entrance Kitchen East Stair Bathroom Bedroom

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CITY FOREST_ Open Research-oriented Architectural Design Based on Environmental Impact TYPE : ACADEMIC WORK / COLLABORATION WORK SITE : HARBIN, CHINA PROGRAM : DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER / PUBLIC GREEN SPACE COLLABORATOR : DONGBAI SONG / MING LIU TUTOR : CHENG SUN

DATE : 2011

In this project, we were encouraged to discuss digital age library building space possibility with the aid of parametric generation architecture design platform. And based on the characteristics of architectural space, the further research science system, the theory of complexity science under the guidance of building parametric design method, students try to explore and develop independent research parametric platform application. Based on research of the site, we advocate retaining the original green public and try to construct a new City Park, recall for the protection of entire urban green space. Our Building resembles a forest, a living organism, composed of leaves, root, branch. When people pass through the site, they will be embraced by the sunlight filtered by the architecture—an experience just like walking in the forest.

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Change The Landscape

OrigInal Landscape

New Landscape

In order to better analyze the original topography, we have established orthogonal grids parallel to the streets. Landscape change is achieved through the change of height of grid intersection points. Two key factors play the most important role: 1. The Transportation noise from the four streets around. 2. The original height of the terrain. We will consolidate the Influence of two factors together, creating a land evaluation system.

Basic Decibel Value : 85dB

40m

St. Jingwei

Basic Decibel Value : 80dB

20m

St. Gongbu

Basic Decibel Value : 73dB

15m

St. Gongcheng

Basic Decibel Value : 71dB

St. Jingwei

St. Gongcheng

St. Youyi

St. Youyi

50m

St. Gongbu

Transportation Noise The impact of traffic noise is a comprehensive synthesis of four streets. Because of differences among streets’ level, impact on the same point is different from each other, with traffic volume and the distance between them.

Landscape Height The impact of terrain height is based on people's behavior, people would like to stay at the highest and lowest points. Therefore, we identified a balanced point of height. The larger the absolute value of the height of the point, the better the height of the point is at this time, which has more advantages.

Weighted Average Result

La = 85-12.00*lg r Lb= 80-12.00*lg r Lc = 73-12.00*lg r Ld = 71-12.00*lg r Lp1+2+...+n = 20lg[ (p1+p2+...+pn)/p0 ]

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Add Tree Units

Before Adding Trees

After Adding Trees

Generate unit evenly in established orthogonal structure system. Then determine the value ranges of units through functional requirements. Control the rotation range of the unit to achieve the connection relationship between unit . Increase the branch transportation system to get connect with the ground and lower layer.

Process of Formation

Step 1

Step 2

Step 4

Step 3

Units Rereach

Function

According to requested functions, we can determine the value range of units’ size. In that way, units will change randomly within the range defined. 2mx2m ~ 4mx4m

2mx2m ~ 8mx8m

2mx2m ~ 12mx12m

Conection

The rotation of the units provides the opportunity of connection. Additionally, the degree of dispersion is related closely to the range of values of the rotation angle. -15 0 ~ +15 0

-30 0 ~ +30 0

-90 0~ +90 0

Structure

Because units’ support system come from the bottom, so the size of underlying orthogonal structural system directly determine the density level of the units. 4mx4m

6mx6m

8mx8m

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Upper Level + 9m Plan

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Structure System Roof Surface Tree Units Transportion Line

Transportion Line Tree Units Landscape

Vertical Structure Units Beams

Roof Surface

Vertical Structure Units Beams

Landscape Slop

Public Passway

Landscape Slop Roof Surface Spatial Curved Truss Spatial Mesh

Roof Structure

Entrance

Transportation and Core Tree Units Public Line

Public Line Entrance

Pillar Nets

Basic Floor

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Pillar Nets


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INTERACTIVE CATALYST_

Urban Complex in front of Harbin railway station

Graduation Design, 2013 TYPE : ACADEMIC WORK / SOLO WORK SITE : HARBIN, CHINA PROGRAM : URBAN COMPLEX / PUBLIC BUILDING IN HISTORICAL DISTRICT DATE : 2013 TUTOR : JIANMEI WU Harbin is famous for its unique and charming buildings. It not only has constructs the traditional Chinese classical architectures but also many kinds of European architectures. The historical building area in the heartland of Harbin now has developed into one of important commercial areas of Harbin. Due to the urban development, the new railway station in the west of the city has been built, sharing the passenger flow of the old railway station. To create a building that can echo with history buildings and make the history buildings have an interaction among themselves.In this sense, our first intention was to create a building that could offer an experience of varied possibilities, providing with fresh vitality for the historical district.

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Entrance

Entrance

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1st Floor Plan 1:600

Underground Passage

Entrance

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15 down

down up up

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up down

open to Below

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Main Entrance up

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Entrance

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open to Below

Entrance

open to Below

8 7 up down Entrance

down

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up

Parking up

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Second Entrance up

Programming 01.Reception 02.Bank 03.Coffee 04.Main Kitchen 05.Secondary Kitchen 06.Fire Control 07.Parking Entrance 08.Equipment Room 09. Duty Room 10.Exhibition 11.Leisure Area 12.Shop 13.Storage 14.Equipment Room 15.Tour Operation 16.Cafe 17.Leisure Centre

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The key aspects of the complex consist of independent elements, such as shops and restaurant integrate the main functions of the area in front of railway station. The ground level consists of the main entrance and other various facilities and amenities forming a sort of pedestal for the monolithic structure above it.

Eye Level Perspective

Residential Residential

Longmen Hotel

Plaza

The “floating� steel construction is design to achieve public spatial extension, making it possible to interact with historical buildings, train station and plaza through sight. The whole complex allows for multiple entrances and opens to a public square, to create a place able to shelter, invite and encourage more social events and to sustain new practices.

Aerial View Perspective

Leisure Center Historical Building

Complex Station

Plaza

Train Station

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Roof

Edge Frame

Underpass

Circulation

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First Floor Plaza Leisure Center Complex Public Plaza

connecting 4 Floors

Bus Station

conecting to roof

Connecting to Parking lot

conecting to roof

Roof Playground

conecting -1floor to 3floor

conecting roof to 3floor

Oblique Bracing Column

connecting to 2nd Floor

Second Floor

connecting 1st Floor to 3rd floor

Core Tube

connecting 1st Floor to 2nd floor

connecting 4 Floors

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The Relationship with Environment The building is conceived as an open square at the crossing point of the three main city forces, old and new buildings and the public square, an interactive catalyst that allows different activities inside and around it.

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Elevation 1

Elevation 2

Elevation 3

Elevation 4

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SENSOR OF THE SUNSHINE _ an automatically mechanism to sunlight 2012 “Light of Tomorrow” International Competition Project TYPE : ACADEMIC WORK / COLLABORATION WORK SITE : HARBIN, CHINA PROGRAM : RESEARCH ON SOLAR IN OPEN SPACE COLLABORATOR: YAO XUYUAN / ZHAO HONGCHUAN TUTOR : BAI XIAOPENG DATE : 2012

We know light is an indispensable part of our life. We typically connect it with beautiful things and some fond memories. However, sunlight does not always go the way we wish. Sometimes we have to use solid walls and roofs to prevent the sunburn. But once we block the radiation, we also block the pleasure of sunshine. To face up the circumstance where sunlight is wanted meanwhile isolation should be defend against,we need a more positive and flexible strategy to interact with sunlight. We conceive a structure that can automatically interact with the (erratic) sunlight. This design is typically about how architecture automatically responses to one of the nature factors, the sunlight. 55


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Principle

Concept Sketch cloudy

sunny

As we have observed, bags with air would expand when they are heated. The phenomenon illuminates us how to create a special device to response to the constantly changing sunlight spontaneously. We fulfill a translucent bag with certain amount of air, making it a bubble. After being exposed to sunlight, the interior air absorbs energy from sunshine. As a consequence, the air gets hotter, leading to expanding of its volume, then the expanding of the bubble automatically. With the sunlight weakening, the volume of air would shrink due to the dissipation of heat, which accounts for the restoration of the bubble.

Automatic Unfold Pattern Component connects bags and move along with the cable

Single Unit

Component

Every four bubbles form a unit with connection of component

Front

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Back

Axonometric


Daylight Simulation

6:00 am

18:00 pm

7:00 am

17:00 pm

8:00 am

16:00 pm

9:00 am

15:00 pm

10:00 am

14:00 pm

11:00 am

13:00 pm

11.260

23.710

36.510

49.510

62.560

75.320

12:00 am

84.050

Circle

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After Competition ... Actually, it can be applied to many other situations as means of lighting or shading. We carried out scenes with different scale. The bags can either still act as a cheaper form of shading for stadium, or can be divided into pieces for sale.

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Open Street "Sunny"

Open Street "Cloudy"

Parking Lot "Sunny"

Parking Lot "Cloudy"

Beach "Sunny"

Beach "Cloudy"


The Concert

The Facade 60


This portfolio contains the design work of Qian Wenyun

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