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Tonghui River Revival
FAL 2015
O-BLONG HOUSE
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Jim V-Lock Building Project / Individual Proposal
SPR 2014
LAYER HOUSE
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Jim V-Lock Building Project / Team G Proposal
SPR 2014
MEYERSON HALL
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PennDesign Architecture School
FAL 2014
BRIDGEPORT ECO-INDUSTRIAL PARK
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Bridgepor t Resiliency & City Infrastructure Revitalization
SPR 2015
The Grotesque Tile Visualization III / Yale University / S2014 Critics: Ben Pell , John Eberhar t Team: Seokim Min, Anthony Gagliardi, Andrew Dadds
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Entr y for Young Architects Competition Honorable Mention Award
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GARFIELD INTERGENRATIONAL LIVING
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Entr y for HOME International Competition SARA PA Student Design Award of Merit 2013 SARA National Gold Award for Design 2013
Jul 2012
BLANCHE LEVY GOTHIC
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Yale University Elective, Systems Integration
SPR 2015
RIGID ASSEMBLY
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Paper material study
SPR 2014
FORMAL ANALYSIS
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Graphic analysis of Guarini & Bramante
FAL 2013
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Founder and Creative Directive for cold brew retail company, Columbus, OH
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YALE SUSTAINABILITY REPORTS
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Graphic design work for the Yale Office of Sustainability.
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LADY LIBERTY ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
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Peter Gluck and Par tners / GLUCK+ Newark, NJ. Project Built 2014
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LUKE’S OYSTER BAR + CHOPHOUSE
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Antonio Eraso Co. Singapore, Singapore. Project Built 2011
Feb 2011Jul 2011
BEIJING BICYCLE CLUB
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TONGHUI RIVER REVIVAL Yale University / 2015 Fall Advanced Studio China Critic: Alan Plattus & Andrei Harwell Beijing, People’s Republic of China
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Once famously crowded with bicycles, the rapidly growing city of Beijing has since built infrastructure that prioritizes motor vehicles to suit its rising middle class. Bicycle ridership has seen a sharp 78% decline since the 1980s.
Today the city has begun to impose limits and control over vehicular use as w,ell as increased its public transportation capacity. However, despite severe problems such as hazardous levels of air pollution and impenetrable infrastructure, the real obstacle against reviving the bicycle as a major means of city transportation is a cultural one.
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Beijing CBD at peak hour of 9am
Population density of Beijing is very low compared to other major cities, showing a high commuter base that overloads the roads and trains system. With an overflowing daily influx of people, the infrastructure is unsustainable.
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At the urban scale, we proposed a city-wide network of bicycle routes and supporting infrastructure while also introducing a centralized bicycle hub south of the CBD, as well as Sub-hubs that work with existing public transportation. We are interested in the human scale of the bicycle itself, its soft interventions and successfully adopting it as a fetishized object of individuality in response to contemporary Chinese culture.
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OLYMPIC FOREST NORTH PARK
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Differing speed routes to suit various cyclist profiles.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local Students living on campus ride short distances between classes, restaurants and dorms. Parking is short in supply but high in demand.
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SPIRITED SHOPSpeed: Road Types: Distance: Local This shop-a-holic prefers carrying bags on the back of a bike instead of squeezing onto the packed subway and damaging his purchases.
BEIJING TOURIST Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local, Scenic Beijing can be hard on pedestrians, especially tourists. Renting a city bike allows one to see many more of Beijing’s landmarks in one day.
LAST MILE COMMUTER Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local The subway may not take you all the way to the office. Commuters can rent city bikes for the last mile from the subway station to work.
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Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local, Express Need drawings delivered? How about a pizza during rush hour? Craving boba? Hire a courier for speedy delivery!
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Overcoming the current barriers of Beijing’s current vehicular infrastructure necessitates a re-planning of streets into a network of bike ways for fast, safe and enjoyable commute. Introducing new bicycle infrastructure and soft interventions serve to revisit the opportunities presented by the bicycle beyond its functional value, recognizing the cultural potential of re branding it to appeal to the new Chinese generation. We hope that this map will inspire and empower more cyclists in Beijing. On the map on the previous and next page, you will find local routes, express lanes and scenic trails that can help plan your travel, commute and or recreational activity within the city.
Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local, Express These guys are equally passionate about fitness and punctuality. Skip all the traffic and ride to work on the fast lane
ADVENTURE CYCLIST Speed: Road Types: Distance: Express, Scenic New infrastructure are perfect for cycle-tourist that travels the world by bicycles. Enjoy long cross-country rides for fun, fitness and self-discovery
TRAIN RACER Speed: Road Types: Distance: Local, Express Adrenaline junkies can be found racing trains along the tracks constantly testing the limits of two wheeled speeds. Proceed with caution!
TANDEM ENTHUSIASTS Speed: Road Types: Distance: Scenic Whether you’re 16 or 61, go green riding with your loved one along the rivers edge. It’s perfect for romantic dates, and team bonding.
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To start with, we identified six major districts within greater Beijing that already houses a high and steady base of cyclists but lacking in infrastructure, such as the university district and the CBD district below, as well as the Olympic Park district, CBD, Tongzhou, and the historic city center.
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The local routes are designed for slow speeds and short commutes, accommodating crosswalks and interruptions along the way. A rider can easily hop on and off a local route that is designated and protected from the vehicular mess in Beijing.
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kmh The Scenic trail on the other hand, is designed for a leisurely stroll on weekends, winding along the under utilized river canals all around the city. The routes stretches from the Summer Palace all the way to Beijing’s satellite city of Tongzhou hugging the historic Tong Hui River
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kmh The Express routes is adjacent to and follow existing main vehicular arteries offering a much less interupted journey over long distances. Service kiosks and repair stations are scattered along the route in case of emergencies.
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Bicycles parking around Wudaokou Station.
The University District in Beijing is home to two of the largest and most renowned institutions in China- Beijing University and Tsinghua University, among many others. The Wudaokou subway station that serves the area is particularly notorious for its high degree of human concentration during the peak hours. Here where ridership is very high, infrastructural support in its most basic form like parking is notably lacking, making it a perfect location for a Sub-hub.
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT SUB-HUB
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The sub-hub consists of armatures next to and above the station where there had previously been car parks and inaccessible green space. This diverts pedestrian entrances from under the station to its wings, while enabling bicycles to ride through and up on to the platforms, where new train cars added on the heads are cycle accessible.
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Supporting cycle amenities include: interconnected retail, labs, clinics and clubs with direct access to platforms. while the ground floor is porous for parking. This test pilot sub hub ultimately feeds into the larger network and to the mother hub in the cbd.
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CBD DISTRICT & MAIN CYCLE HUB Tonghui River as a divide between the CBD to the north and the rail yard to the south.
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The CBD district of Beijing is easily the busiest and the fastest growing sector of city, with an approved SOM eastern expansion plan ready down the road. The two main subway stops (Dawang Stn and Guomao Stn) are packed with daily commuters, visitors and shoppers with number of riderships (roughly 350,000) reaching 10 times that of the Yankee Stadium ridership on game days. In the attempt to alleviate the congestion, the SOM east CBD expansion plan features a green loop for alternative transport systems, which connects to the older proposed green loop in western CBD. Our proposal taps into that linkage, and seeks to extend that loop across the much neglected Tonghui River into the under utilized train test track facility that occupies prime CBD riverfront real estate.
SOM CBD east expansion green loop interconnected to the old CBD loop.
New development Existing buildings Art zone expansion Bicycle infrastructure Pedestrian infrastructure
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The green loop extension lends linkages to an area rich of new art and commercial activities that was previously impervious to physical connections. 1. The 1 mile long existing train car storage shed is recycled somewhat in line with the aesthetics of the familiar 798 arts village, to form the platform for the cyclists revolution physically and socially.
2. A private market reaction of low to mid rise developments starting from the water’s edge creates an edge with atmospheres similar to that of Sanlitun Village, while providing the CBD with a solid base of housing supply to promote live-work environment and minimize the commuter base.
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Aerial views of Beijing Bicycle Club’s main Hub, featuring: a hotel, club houses, retail flagship stores, an Expo Hall, testing and recreational track, as well as a factory on the western end of the hub.
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Beyond the hard infrastructural redevelopments along Tonghui North River Rd, soft interventions in parking spaces offer flexible installations that can be configured into various versions of parklets from retail to bike share stations. These transient fixtures are easily deployable all over the city to further hone down a bicycle revolution.
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JIM V-LOCK BUILDING PROJECT Yale University 1st Year Core Studio / 2014 Spring Critic: Andrew Benner New Haven, Connecticut
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The O-blong house aims to present a prototype for a small 300/600 square foot home that optimizes the lot through lateral segmentation. The house can expand through the addition of o-blong gable volumes, and outdoor platforms that also serves as sequential layers of the house.
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Volumes are offset to provide discrete pocket courtyards for both tenant and owner.
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View from backyard. Master bedroom and kitchen extends out into the large back garden.
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The house within a garden concept allows us to make the house almost translucent, blending interior and exterior spaces to expand the inhabited space. Set back from the street to create a front communal patio, the form of the house references the vernacular of the neighborhood while
softening the rigidity of the gable roof with trellis that wrap around the living spaces, admitting light while providing privacy. Private gardens adjacent and surrounding the house provides an added layer while allowing the interior to expand out.
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The house itself is conceived as layers of space that wraps on to itself similar to that of a mobius strip. From the most basic and micro aspect of living- the bedroom, the house extends out into its periphery through discrete framed openings giving the impression of a porous all expansive environment from the inside out.
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The house is intentionally single story to accommodate the flexibility of elderly living and handicap accessibility. A single parti wall that separates the tenant space (front) and owner (back) also functions structurally such that it is seamless as a privacy barrier while being flexible for future adaptability in events where family growth warrants more space.
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View from back yard. House steps up from the ground. Different material treatments of the ground further suggests spatial layers bounding and extending the house.
View from the street front. Trellis facade blurs the house within a landscape of garden scape.
View from master kitchen. Full height sliding glass doors allows the eye to lengthen the indoors to the outdoors, significantly enlarging the perception and feeling of the space.
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Front view of the house at night.
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Its aesthetics then follows an assembly of parts, where each strand of design is characterized by explicitly different materials- aluminum screens, wood structures, screens and slats atop a textured concrete base, tied up together. Because ultimately, architecture is never solitary, but products of collaborative processes.
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BRIDGEPORT RESILIENCY & CITY INFRASTRUCTURE REVITALIZATION Yale University 2nd Year Core Urban Studio / 2015 Spring Critic: Keller Easterling Bridgeport, Connecticut
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As sea level rise, the city of Bridgeport remains to be Connecticut’s front runner for a major flood disaster. The city that had once been home to innovations ranging from Frisbees to the Subway sandwich, is now ridden with poverty and many of the urban problems associated with deindustralized cities (in addition to flooding). Specifically in the south western area of Black Rock, a small collective of Eco related industries has started to thrive with the support of the new Mayor.
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Our proposal of a Bridgeport Eco Industrial Park taps into that potential of Black Rock by attracting new industries, businesses, and tourism to Connecticut’s largest community of industrial symbiosis. Rising flood insurance premiums and water level will eventually force existing industries to self berm. Instead we propose a collective berm that will not only cost significantly less, but will also protect the whole zone, while having surplus for the improvement of the park.
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Phase 3: Improvements of the Eco Park include a wetland park that serves as an educational tool as well as a water sponge for the area
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Phase 1: The collective berm as a protective barrier, main path and infrastructural spine, aiding the sharing of resources.
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Aquaculture School Offers accelerated programs from college-prep through advanced-placement level courses in marine, environmental sciences, and related technologies. State of the art labs open in partnership with Bridgeport University and University of Connecticut and various HS.
The two anchors connect to a large potential of industrial performers, enhancing the efficiency and value at each step of the process.
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Water Pollution Control Authority Treats waste water into clean water before discharge back into Cedar Creek. Capacity: 40 million gal/ day. with 10 sewage pumps, serving a population of approximately 175,000 residents. Wetland park and floating wetland adjacent to plant will serve to aid the treatment process.
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Waste to Energy Plant. Serving up to 24 town around the greater Bridgeport area, generating energy capacity of 83,000 Connecticut homes.
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The park aims to ultimately be a catalyst for development, an educational tool, a measure for flood protection and a cultural icon that would put Bridgeport back on the map.
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YOUNG ARCHITECTS COMPETITION- WINE CULTURE CENTER Competition Entry with Xiao Wu / 2014 Summer Awarded Honorable Mention Valpolicella Negrar, Verona, Italy
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Wine-making is a culture of inherent dualities. Historically, wine can be an essential part of people’s daily diet, or can be an luxury item solely produced for pleasure and symbol of wealth. Wine is produced locally. At the same time it is an important item for trade throughout history since its invention. The making of a bottle of wine involves both delicate human handcraft, and advancement in technology or machinery.INTERSTITIAL SPACE PROGRAM
OBSERVATION Its production process is highly communal during harvest, but extremely solemn during its aging progress. PRODUCTION PROGRAM
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Wine production and consumption traces far back into historical tradition concerning the art of cultivation, fermentation and taste. Specifically for the family run winery Cantina Valpolicella Negrar, viticulture and viniculture is critical in the experience of wine tourism from research, to production, storage and dispatch, to the ultimate enjoyment of wine.
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As such, the building is conceived as an aggregation of very many spaces with different designated functions. Each function is hosted by its own “building” structure, dimensioned according to its need. It adopts a heavy, solid, tectonic, traditional construction material, giving the production process inside a sense of history, culture and craft. By giving each function / program designated rooms, each distilled parts of the wine making process from production to consumption are simplified and amplified.
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All production facilities are organized adjacent to each other into a continuous streamline by the order of stages in production. This maximizes efficiency of material flow in the building.
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The second floor of the building contains most of its public functions. In contrast to the controlled learning experience on the catwalk through the production facilities on the first floor, the experience on the second floor is very different: one is free to move from one place to any other space.
MULTI-PURPOSE AREA - Flexible space for lecture, banquet, or communal activities
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1. PRODUCTION PROCESS All production facilities are organized adjacent to each other into a continuous streamline by the order of stages in production. This maximizes efficiency of material flow in the building.
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It allows for convenient access from block to 2ND FLOOR block, and becomes a unique space that is soft, fluid versus the blocks that are solid and tectonic. Within the larger volume, activities are filtered into two levels with the ground floor designated for production, leaving all public activities to flow on the upper levels.
STOREHOUSE (2F) - 329m2 Store products ready to be delivered
STOREHOUSE (2F) - 190m2 Store products ready to be delivered
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LIBRARY - 75m2 Administrative offices near the visitor entrance and research offices adjacent to production area
CLASSROOM / WORKSHOP - 101m2 Administrative offices near the visitor entrance and research offices adjacent to production area
MULTI-PURPOSE AREA- 412m2 Wine tasting bar and full service restaurant. Located on the northwest corner overlooking the surrounding viticultural landscape.
VINEYARD - 232m2 Indoor grape vine planting area.
MUSEUM - 153m2 Exhibition of local histroy, wine-making traditions and techniques, and products.
OFFICES (2F)- 270m2 Administrative offices near the visitor entrance and research offices adjacent to production area
STOREHOUSE (1F) - 631m2 Products are stored here right after bottling
RESTROOM - 29m2 STOREHOUSE (1F) - 190m2 Store products ready to be delivered
BARREL STOREHOUSE - 379m2 Hallway of stacked barrels for aging. It directly follows the catwalk of the visitor’s guided path.
FERMENTATION TANKS (EXISTING)- 573m2 Alcoholic fermentation
FRUIT STOREHOUSE - 540m2 OFFICE (1F) + RESEARCH - 573m2 Administrative offices near the visitor entrance and research offices adjacent to production area
As first step of the production process, the fruit withering space is directly adjacent to the loading area.
RESEARCH LABS In the center of production area. Convenient access to all stages of production
CATWALK Designated walkway for visitors to observe production activities. It overlooks fruit storehouse, fermentation tanks, and research area.
FERMENTATION TANKS - 279m2 Three rooms housing stainless steel tanks for maceration and remontage.
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LOBBY - 88m2 Reception space. Where guided tour of the production facilities starts
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BUILDING TRUST INTERNATIONAL HOME COMPETITION Competition Entry with Karno Widjaja/ 2012 Summer Advisor: Gerard Damiani Student Design Award of Merit, Society of American Registered Architects PA Council 2013 Gold Award for Design, Society of American Registered Architects National Council 2013 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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The dissolution of Pittsburgh’s steel industry has left the city’s population to shrink acutely while leaving a steady body of elderly residents to age-in-place. Inter generational living is a response to Pittsburgh’s industrial past and budding future under the context of this rust belt phenomenon. Parallel to the HOME competition brief, the proposal seeks to elevate the low-income and aging population of Garfield by promoting a supportive cohabitation and communal environment between the old and young.
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Garfield, where income levels are well below par, the departure of young habitants increases the tax burden on extant young residents having to support the elderly generation that aged-in-place.
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Today, local non-profit organizations such as cityLAB, the Penn Avenue Arts Initiative and the BloomfieldGarfield Corporation have been spearheading various initiatives to revive Garfield into an exciting hub for the greater community. The site is located in the midst of these developments, providing ample opportunities for community involvement.
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Systems integration involves advancing the design of a building beyond the schematic organizations. Given the free spirited nature of the original design, the biggest challenge was to bring the building up to code, while integrating simplicity in the form of mechanics and structure while maintaining
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Guarini - Torinese Baroque The vertical expansion of Chiesa San Lorenzo has a capped expression as a result of its structural traceability. To enforce dissonance, San Lorenzo houses a double structure, in which its interior structure is non load-bearing, rendering it plausible to create a sense of weightlessness by having the
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appearance of heavy mass resting upon thin columns that line the inner most space of the church. The direct alignment of architectural elements on the appeared structure allows for the eye to trace up the church and down as the dome loops back down unifies the church vertically while creating a capped impression.
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Bramante - Organism from Concinnitas The corners of Bramante’s Santa Maria della Pace was planned with the onset that space is not a passive residue of the gridded courtyard geometry but as something co active. Lauranna’s Palazzo Ducale resolves the corner condition by creating a formal resolution to the corner volume such that it is singled out and emphasized, despite contesting the larger system.
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Founder- graphic design & creative directive for cold brew coffee product Founded and launched in Columbus OH, June 2015 www.lokalcoldbrew.com / Instagram: @lokalcoldbrew
With the goal of bringing our Indonesian roots to the new culture that has welcomed us for the last decade; what better way to coalesce two very different heritage than the universal medium of coffee.
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Lokal Cold Brew was conceived from that merger, collaborating with local microroasters to feature Indonesian single origin beans, whose fabric are also reflected in the different abstracted batik prints on our bottles. In the past year, the Lokal crew has grown significantly having sold more than 1000 bottles within 2 months of launching. Since then, We have doubled our collaborations to include other local businesses and young artists, as well as planning for the launch of E-Commerce and larger accounts such as Whole foods, and Lucky’s in Columbus.
Photographs on this page are courtesy of Alex J. Tan
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Accordion info cards showcasing our story and of our first two products.
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Graphics of print collaterals for marketing campaigns.
Campaign for our most recent product N’3 | Bali Kintamani, launched in Jan, 2016.
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Lokal Outpost is a weekly meet the makers event housed at STUMP’s green house, where people can enjoy pour-overs by different Columbus roasted beans while learning about product. E commerce boxes currently in progress with the goal of making Lokal Cold Brew available to cities beyond the immediate Columbus region.
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Featured Collaborators (Clockwise) Weekly Outposts at STUMP. Here To Distrupt ( curated popup dining events) brunches at Welcome Homeward (lifestyle photography studio) Lokal featured in Bloomberg Businessweek Indonesia Aug 2015. Consulate General of Indonesia Chicago, with the Indonesian International Trade and Promotion Center touring the Lokal production process, March 2016.
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Overview
How Yale’s Carbon Charge Project Works
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Lady Liberty Academy Charter School
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Waterproofing Bid Set
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Singapore, Singapore Professional Work with Akira Kita / Antonio Eraso Co. Mar - Jul 2011
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The project was a gut renovation and interior work of an old historic shop house into an oyster bar in downtown Singapore. The challenge lies in balancing maximized seating capacity without impeding over personal space and to achieve spatial flexibility for different dining settings. Alternations to the existing long and narrow asymmetrical structure were highly restricted and discouraged, as such proxemics considerations plays a critical role in establishing the desired level of dining comfort, while maintaining a unified flow that extends from entry and into the restaurant.
This por tfolio ser ves as a small record of my time at Yale School of Architecture, as well as any independent graphic and entrepreneurial interests I’ve had the oppor tunity and pleasure to explore over the past 3 years. Prior to Yale, I attended Carnegie Mellon University majoring in architecture, and minored in physics and business administration. I have worked in New York, Singapore, and Indonesia where I am originally from. Outside of YSoA, I have been playing for the Yale Badminton Team for the last 2 years, and star ted my own cold brew brew coffee company in Columbus, Ohio. For resume and references please contact: Winny W. Tan T | 734.604.8893 E | winny.tan@yale.edu W| winnytan.com
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