A R C H I T E C T U R E
P O R T F O L I O
Winki Ip
E D U C A T I O N 2019
The University of Melbourne
2017
MArch Architecture
2018
Architectural Association School of Architecture Visiting Schools - Paris & Hong Kong
WINKI IP Graduate at The University of Melbourne
2015
The University of Lincoln
2013
BArch (Hons) Architecture
2013
City University of Hong Kong
2011
Associate Degree of Architectural Studies
2011
St. Clare’s Girls’ School HKCEE, HKALE
A C H I E V E M E N T 2019
CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) Design project published in the book “Ropeless Elevator Systems”
2018
Post-Industrial Landscapes 5.0: Urban Scan
winkiip@gmail.com
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Winki Ip
Osage Gallery
2018
CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) Master’s Thesis Challenge Winner
winki13_1
2017
The University of Melbourne Melbourne Global Scholars Award
2015
RIBA Student Mentoring Programme
W O R K I N G
E X P E R I E N C E
Nov 2018
Ernest Edmund Group (Melbourne, Australia)
Sep 2018
Architectural Trainee (3-month Causal Contract) Residential Projects in Melbourne, Australia
Feb 2018
PH Alpha Design Limited
Nov 2017
Architecture Trainee (Internship) Commerical Development in China Mainland
Jul 2017 Oct 2016
Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & Engineers (HK) Limited Architecture Assistant Residential Development at Kai Tak & Ho Man Tin, Hong Kong
Sep 2016
K plus K (HK) International Limited
Nov 2015
Architectural Assistant Shaw Movie City, Commercial Buildings and Reconstruction Projects in Hong Kong
Sep 2012 Jul 2012
Simonchee Architects Limited Architectural Internship Passenger Walkway Reconstruction in Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
S K I L L S Languages
Computer Skills
Cantonese Chinese Native language English
SketchUp
Indesign
Revit
3Ds Max
AutoCad Photoshop
Illustrator
Highly proficient in spoken, reading and writing Mandarin Chinese Highly Proficient in spoken, reading and writing
Rhino
P R O J E C T S 01 Nomad Hutong 02 The Farmscraper 03 The Comfort Edges 04 Enlightenment Pavilion 05 The Crumple Tower 06 Post-Industrial Landscape Gallery 07 Professional Experience
01 Nomad Hutong Temporary
Construction Settlement
NOMAD HUTONG This thesis argues that the migrant workers should have their own comforted enclosure area to solve the problem of lack of sense of ‘home’ when they have to settle far from their own city in China.
LIVING HOUSING CONCEPT DEVELOP M o dular housing s ys tem is designed as a base component to fit in different construction site in Beijing.
COMMUNAL CENTRE CONCEPT DEVELOP Common community areas are designed on the site and connected with the living modular units.
A P P LY I N G
CONCEPT
DESIGN ON SITE Designing the communal nodes near the entrances and centre of site, spreading the density from the node centre.
12 LIVING T YPOLOGIES The settlement has 12 modular typologies to provide rooms to an individual person, couples, family group and sharing groups. Each module unit is designed base on a 5 meters x 5 meters grid, the layout of modular units is refined by the analysis of privacy distribution with different level of enclosure area.
B E S P O K E WA L L S Each unit also designed with several large awning windows at the side and adjacent to the passageway, it allowing residents have interaction activities between indoor and outdoor space and help enforcing the communication with next door; they can seat on the bedroom awning window or sell different products through the window in kitchen or living room.
- Cabinet -
- Toilet -
- Water Basin -
- Shower -
- Single Wall Bed -
- Double Wall Bed -
- 1m Modular Wall -
- 350mm Small Window -
- 800mm Big Window -
- Folding Door -
- Bifold Window -
- Foldable Sofa -
- Foldable Work Desk -
- Kitchen -
- Communal Centre-
- Central Plaza -
- Living Units -
- Living Units -
The passageway between every module is 1.5 meter wide. It acts like a traditional hutong in Beijing, people can sell their own cultural food or products from their mother city, to introduce their own culture while attracting and draw the nearby Beijing citizen to come into the site, assisting the migrant workers assimilate into the main society.
02 The Farmscraper CTBUH
Student Thesis Challenge Winner
Ropeless Elevator Systems (Pg. 78 - Pg. 82)
THE FARMSCRAPER The farmscraper seeks to restructure the city of Melbourne by incorporation this innovative vertical farming tower into the urban fabric as a proactive response to impending environmental issues.
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Entrance Visiting Elevator Car Park Entrance Information Centre Market at Ground Floor Central Plaza Museum Entrance & Ticketing Coffee Shops Office Building Hotel Lobby Market Building Circulating Elevator Museum Building Circulating Elevator Hotel Circulating Elevator Food Factory Building Circulating Elevator
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Office Building Circulating Elevator Water Catchments Market Building Office Building Museum Building Hotel Roof Top Restaurants Ramp between Market & Museum Fish Farming Atrium in Museum Building Food Factory Building Terrace Farming Victoria Market Tramway
The project located at Elizabeth Street and Franklin Street in Melbourne, consists of four towers of terrace-like structures that have been stacked together to create a productive, mixed-use building. The towers include residential, work and leisure space and have been organized on a circulated footprint to maximize their exposure to sunlight.
The self-sustaining and interdependent nature of the vertical farm can be compared to those of a human social network - a project to cultivate not only a source of nutrition and power but a growing sense of community.
C I R C U L AT I O N C O N F I G U R AT I O N A schematic and effective representation of the circulation around the project site.
E L E VAT O R S Y S T E M S This diagram ummarizes the organization of the designed circulation of the project.
D E S I G N AT E D F U N C T I O N Farmscraper serves as a Rooftop Restaurants
market space, museum,
Museum and Exhibition Building
and food factory, offering office, restaurant, and hotel space.
Food Factory Building Hotels
Office Building
Market Building
E N V I R O N M E N TA L I M PA C T
View A - From Victoria Street
Main Buildin Visiting Eleva Food Factory Building Visiting Elevator
Food Factory Building Circulating Elevator
View B - Central Plaza
Elevator
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Elevator View C - Sloping Terraced Farmland
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To reduce the enivronment
balancing economic growth
impact of human activities,
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efficiency and productivity
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Exhibition Building Circulating Elevator Hotel Circulating Elevator Office Building Circulating Elevator
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Axonometric Drawing
03 The Comfort Edges Designing
Evergreen trees to divert and reduced wind speed
for Heat in the Public Domain
Deciduous trees to increase sun radiation in winter time
Softening thermal transition
Softening built form edges with landscape
THE COMFORT EDGES The design are tested against Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to understand the existing atmospheric conditions and inform a spatial and experiental structure the design based on extending the atmospheric range.
B O TA N I C A L & B E H AV I O R
E X P E C TAT I O N S & E X P E R I E N C E
TECTONIC DIFFERENCE
Winter Non-evergreen Spaces
Summer
Winter Green Space Activities
Winter Evergreen Spaces
Quick Transit of Time-Distance Drastic Temperature Difference Bad Experience
Higher Expectation Need Thermal Consistency Long Duration Indoor
Transition Good Experience
Short Stay
Lower Expectation Enjoy Fresh Air
Long Transit of Time-Distance Adapt to Temperature
Activating Slope Outer Adaptation
Sharp Tectonic Level Difference
Folder Tectonics Inner Adaptation
Correlating Upper and Lower Floor Activites
AT M O S P H E R I C C O N D I T I O N B L E N D E D Therm is used to understand the extension of heat transfer internally to form a cohensive study of the internal and external atmosphere.
Comfort In Wind
Out Comfort
Wind Wind
To bring comfort both to the immediate exterior of the site’s edge and also the interior after the edge.
Cooler Atmosphere Warmer Atmosphere
Cooler Atmosphere Warmer Atmosphere
MASTER PLAN
Cooler Atmosphere Warmer Atmosphere
Cooler Atmosphere Warmer Atmosphere
04 Enlightenment Pavilion Buddhist
Enlightenment in Buddhism
Pavilion
Under The Bodhi Tree
Guiding
E N L I G H T E N M E N T PAV I L I O N The pavilion accommodates a traditional two-metre Buddha statue, which is to be designed in a style that reflects Asian Buddhist temple architectural heritage. And become the centrepiece of the centre in the garden, which is to be used for ceremonial events and as a meditation space.
S I T E A N A LY S I S
Zoning
Car Parking
Contour
Guiding Path
Entrances
Circulation
In the concept of ‘guiding’, the gates also act as a significant role to lead visitors to the centre of garden. The heart of garden – Pavilion has a sharply curved roof to telling people where the main buddha located. And the gates are designed to match the curved roof but with a lower height, like acting as a ‘check-point’ before reaching the destination.
MASTER PLAN
Pray Wheels North Gate
Gautama Buddha Stupa Tibet Buddha
Pavilion
Nagara Buddha Bodhi Buddha
West Gate Bodhi Tree
Center Hall Office
Goddess of Mercy Reclining Buddha
East Gate Storage
Toilet
Private House
Car Park Storage
South Gate
Garage
S I T E E L E VAT I O N
Brooking St.
East Gate South Gate
Stupa Bodhi Tree
North Gate Pavilion
West Gate Center Hall
FRONT ENTRANCE RENDERING
The pavilion layout is designed to have changeable spaces for different events. By using the sliding door panels, it gives the most usable space in a room when all the doors are open. The area under the roof can be separated into a private area and a semi-public area. It also can as a whole private all the sliding doors are closed.
PLANS AND SECTION
Pavilion Section
Pavilion Plan
Reflective Ceiling Plan
Sliding Door Track
Section
PAV I L I O N - P E R S P E C T I V E D R AW I N G S
PAV I L I O N - E L E VAT I O N S & A X O N O M E T R I C D R AW I N G S
South Elevation
North Elevation
East Elevation
Ridge Capping Metal Cladding
Waterproof Layer
Roof Framing
Timber Finish Timber Finish Metal Clad
Japanese Styled Screen Structural Panel Timber Side Wall Windows
Timber Deck Metal Framing
Concret Foundation
05 The Crumple Tower Applied
Architectural Technology
THE CRUMPLE TOWER The facade is as though the tower has been pressed from both sides creating a crumpled section in the low to mid rise. The crumpled section features a double skinned facade with an internal curtain wall and a protruding external facade wall.
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06 Post-Industrial Landscape 5.0 Osage
Gallery
http://www.postindustriallandscapes.org/
POST-INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE 5.0 The intricacy of this exhibition is foregrounded by the multitude of urban scenography and the breakthrough of inherent boundaries, signifying Hong Kong in urbanism terms as an exception, not a model – never been able to be adapted by another planned city.
RENDERING DR AWINGS
GALLERY IN KWUN TONG, HONG KONG
07 Professional Experience Practical
Projects
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man Architects & E n g i n e e r s ( H K ) LT D . K plus K (HK) International Ltd.
R E S I D E N T I A L D E V E LO PM E N T I N H O MA N T I N, H O N G KO N G Location: F i r m : O n S i t e G FA : R o l e : D u t y :
Seung Lok Street and Sheung Shin Street, Ho Man Tin, HK Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man A r c h i t e c t s & E n g i n e e r s ( H K ) LT D . 2 59,16 5 s q . m A r c h i t e c t u r a l T r a i n e e ( 2 0 1 6 - 2 0 17 ) G B P S u b m i s s i o n , Te n d e r D r a w i n g , and General Plan, Elevation, Section and Detail Drawings
V I B E C E N T R O , R E S I D E N T I A L D E V E L O P M E N T I N K A I TA K , H K Location: F i r m : O n S i t e G FA : R o l e : D u t y :
M u k N i n g S t r e e t , K a i Ta k , H K Dennis Lau & Ng Chun Man A r c h i t e c t s & E n g i n e e r s ( H K ) LT D . 10 , 532 s q . m A r c h i t e c t u r a l T r a i n e e ( 2 0 1 6 - 2 0 17 ) G B P S u b m i s s i o n , Te n d e r D r a w i n g , Sale Brochure & DMC, Calculation, General Plan, Elevation, Section and Detail Drawings
T H E S H E L L E Y, C O M M E R C I A L B U I L D I N G I N S O H O , H O N G K O N G Location: F i r m : O n S i t e G FA : R o l e : D u t y :
Shelley Street, SoHo, Central, HK K plus K (HK) International Ltd. 3,729 sq.m A r c h i t e c t u r a l A s s i s t a n t ( 2 0 15 - 2 0 1 6 ) 3D modeling, CAD drawing, submission drawing, faรงade design, elevation and interior design, sign-board design and presentation.
S H A W M O V I E C I T Y, P R I V AT E LY - O W N E D F I L M S T U D I O I N H O N G K O N G Location: F i r m : O n S i t e G FA : R o l e : D u t y :
2 0 1 W a n P o R o a d , Ts e u n g K w a n O , N e w T e r r i t o r i e s , H K K plus K (HK) international Ltd. 10 , 532 s q . m A r c h i t e c t u r a l A s s i s t a n t ( 2 0 15 - 2 0 1 6 ) 3D m o de ling, C AD dr aw ing, Faรง a d e d esign, El ev atio n an d Interio r d esign
H I L LT O P P L A Z A , C O M M E R C I A L B U I L D I N G I N S O H O , H O N G K O N G Location: F i r m : O n S i t e G FA : R o l e : D u t y :
Hilltop Plaza, 49 Holly wood Road, HK K plus K (HK) International Ltd 4,239 sq.m A r c h i t e c t u r a l A s s i s t a n t ( 2 0 15 - 2 0 1 6 ) 3D modeling, faรงade and signboard design, elevation and interior design and presentation.
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