PORTFOLIO WEIHAO LIANG
Dear sir or madam, I am a dynamic and ambitious architectural designer with one year experience in various projects on school, hospital and library. I gained my Bachelor of Architecture in Hunan University in China in 2014 and I just graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University with Master of Architecture degree on Jun 10th this year. I have two internship experience in China during my undergraduate in which I gained experience on hospital and library design by producing construction documents, making presentation packages and doing design research. During last summer, I interned in MTFA Architecture, a firm located in Washington DC Metropolitan area in which I was working on construction documents in Revit for an elementary school in Fairfax Virginia and supported different projects in various phases. After the intern the evaluation given by my supervisor is exceptional and they are happy to have me come back to them any time therefore I believed that I have the ability to contribute to and participate in a team environment. I possess impeccable technical and computer skills with advanced knowledge of Revit, Autocad, Sketchup, Vary for Sketchup, Rhino, Grasshopper, Adobe Suite and Microsoft Office. In previous job, I was working on different projects in Revit platform and producing presentation book by Adobe Suite and other 2D graphic software. Besides, I gained my LEED Green Associate certificate at the beginning of this year so I have basic knowledge on sustainable design which also will contribute to your firm and I am planning to have my LEED AP certificate in 6 month to learn more about sustainable design. I really like your firms’ portfolio and the detail of your architectures and I am eager to contribute my design ability and software skills to your team and learn more about architectural design from your talented and professional designer. Thank you for your time and I look forward to speaking with you. I may be reached between the hours of 9am and 5pm at 703-395-8296 or you can send me an email to weihao00@vt.edu in your convenience. Yours sincerely, Weihao Liang
Weihao Liang M.Arch, LEED Green Associate Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center, College of Architecture and Urban Studies, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Alexandria, Virginia, 22314 weihao00@vt.edu, 703-395-8296
EDUCATION Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, School of Architecture and Design Master of Architecture Ⅱ, Aug 25th, 2014 – Jun 10th, 2016 Hunan University, College of Architecture, Changsha, China Bachelor of Architecture, Major: Architecture, Jun. 2014 WORK & RESEARCH EXPERIENCE MTFA Architecture, 3200 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA, May. 2015 - Aug 2015 Intern
Produced construction documents for a renovation project of Fairfax County Elementary School in Revit platform Made presentation book for a residential project Support design project in various phases
China Construction Design International Group, Shenzhen, China, Jul. 2013-Sep. 2013 Intern Produced construction drawings and renderings for two projects, Nanhai Hospital and Baoan Chinese Hospital Made high-quality presentation books and portfolios for marketing Architecture Design Research Institute of SCUT, Guangzhou, China, Dec. 2012- Feb. 2013 Intern Class-A national research and design institute of over 130 faculty and researchers Involved in concept design and construction drawings for an apartment building in Guangdong province. Participated in research and client strategy sessions for a renovation project for the SCUT library. AWARDS
Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis Design Recipient, Ranking 3/75, Hunan Univ., 2014 Individual Scholarship Recipient, Hunan Univ., 2013 Second prize Scholarship, Hunan Univ., 2012
SKILLS AND LANGUAGES
2D Graphic: AutoCAD(advanced), InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop 3D Modeling: SketchUp(advanced), Rhino(advanced), Revit(advanced), Grasshopper Ecotect, Vasari for Revit Rendering: V-ray for SketchUp Microsoft Office set Language: Chinese(native), English(fluent), Cantonese(native)
Washington - Alexandria Architecture Center 1001 Prince Street Alexandria, Virginia 22314 703.706.3030 Fax: 703.549.0532 www.waac.vt.edu
Architecture and Urban Studies College of
May 18, 2016
To whom it may concern: I am writing to recommend Weihao Liang who is currently completing his Master of Architecture degree at the Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center of Virginia Tech. Throughout his time here, Weihao has been highly motivated and willingly put significant effort toward his education. He is very thoughtful and quickly understands complex concepts. He is able to synthesize ideas into clear graphic form and verbally articulate them. He has outstanding graphic and visual communication skills across many media, both by hand and computer. Weihao is a very sincere person who is dedicated to work as long as it takes in order to achieve a good result. I am certain that he will be a fine intern architect and contribute substantially to any firm where he works. I have known Weihao for two years as my student in design studio and then for his thesis. I am a registered architect and a professor of architecture at the Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center of Virginia Tech where I have been based for the past sixteen years. I am happy to answer any further questions you might have about Weihao Liang. Sincerely,
Paul Emmons, RA, PhD Professor of Architecture pemmons@vt.edu
Inve nt the Future VI R G I N I A
PO L Y T E C H N I C IN S T I T U T E AN D ST A T E UN I V E R S I T Y An e q u a l o p p o r t u n i t y , a f f i r m a t i v e ac t i o n in s t i t u t i o n
CONTENT 01 Library design
1-14
prototype of space, encourage communication
02 Theatre design respond to climate, public life and material attribute
15-18
03 Local culture center design from the perspective of urban design, contribute to residents' life, use of light, answer to context
04 Stadium design
19-26
27-34
architectonic, joint as poem of architecture
05 Chinese Traditional Academy Design
35-48
translate essense of Chinese traditional academic architecture into comtempary architectural language
06 University hospital design
49-54
utilize nature for healing environment
07 Parametric Shelf Design
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08 Other works
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Library Design
Gathering place to encourage communication
Individual Graduate Thesis Project Date: Jan 2016 - May 2016 Key word: library, gathering place, spacial prototype, communication
Library used to be place to collect and reserve information. With the development of internet, library has become a gathering place. In library, people work together, talk to each other, or just sit there watching people walking by. In my thesis, I try to find out different way to encourage people to communicate. I start with research on the transformation of library and prototypes of different spaces which can encouraging communication. Then use model as a tool to explore how to apply these prototypes into site and program to create a library for 21st century.
Space Encouraging Communication - Prototype Study
Transformation of Library Criteria
Old Library
Current/Digital Age Library
concept of library
silent place for studying and working
active place for retrieving information and socializing with other users
space in the library
much closed space,furniture close to each other
a lot of open space, space to move around between furniture
rooms in the library
big silent reading rooms, seperated computer rooms
big active reading rooms to use personal laptops with free Wi-fi internet access, and socialize with other users; separated silent reading rooms; additional computers in ther library; special rooms for group-works
lighting
dark reading rooms with little lamps and extra lamps on reading desks
bright reading rooms with a lot of light and extra lamps on reading desks. Design features where appropriate are the use of atria and skylights and using glass windows for maximizing the use of natural lightings
colors furniture material desks chairs shelving
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dark colours(brown,gray,beige,gold,deep red,deep green) heavy wood, chipboard heavy,unmovable, made of wood heavy and hard wooden chairs, may be with leather seats big and heavy shelves, very tall ones with additional ladders
bright colous (orange,blue,yellow,green,white,silver) plastic,textiles light, easy to move, made from different materials easy portable and comfortable chairs with sofe padding easy-to-reach shelves, movable shelves, automatic shelves
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study model exploring connecting different floors
scheme 3 - create space with different scale and different spacial quality, use circulation to create dynamic spacial atmospere
scheme 1 - public and private
scheme 2 - define space with frames to provide privacy and communication at the same time
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scheme 4 - use different architectural language to define spaces and solve structure issue
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1 entrance 3 2 4
1 story room 2 children area 3 loading deck 4 book storage 5 work area 6 meeting room 7 magazine area 8 special entrance for children are
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1 kitchen 2 cafe 3 storage 4 multifunctional room 5 exibition 6 mechanical
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to parking lot
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Theatre Design
architecture responding to climate, public life and material expression
Individual Graduate Studio Design Date: Dec 2015 - May 2015
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Local culture center design For the city and the residents
Exhibition Hall of City Construction Individual academic work Date: Apr --Jun, 2012 (3th year) Location: Workers' Cultural Palace,Changsha, Hunan province, China Building Amount: 1 Scale: 5000 ㎥ Key Description: This design focuses on planning and integrating new architectural styles with traditional areas of Changsha city. It is expected to consist with the surrounding buildings, people's livelihood and cultural context of the region, with the goal of effectively improving the chaotic architectural style and positively influencing the residents' lives .
Issue Introduction Urbanization in China has negatively affected the urban landscape and the lives of people. Historic buildings are in danger of vanishing, and tall buildings have changed the cityscape and created a sense of alienation among people. The construction base is surrounded by a number of old buildings and landscape features such as artificial hills, ballrooms, and old streets. As a result, the view of the city from the construction site is in disorder and lacks a sense of coordination. I nsufficient public space prevents residents from communicating with each other. In addition, the residents rarely pay attention to the surrounding urban environment. The project aims to solve these issues through architectural innovation.
BUILDING CONDITION
Adverse Effects Disappearance of conventional life Va n i s h m e nt o f h i s to r i c a l architecture
Residencail Building Age: 2013
Education Building Age: 1990
Ballroom Age: 1990
Alienation between people
Residencial Building Age: 1990
Disorder of architectureal appearance
SITE ANALYSIS
circulation for residents
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residential area
urban axis
Existing Trees Age: Unknown
Xi Yuan Bei Li Age: 1930-1950
Rockery of General TSO Age: Qing Dynasty
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Design Strategy
View of the Yard
-For the environment Improve the disorderly appearance of the city and harmonize with the local vegetation and landscape.
Control Line
Volume
Subtraction
-For the residents Design the form according to sight view, creat public space and route for residents
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Yard View
Public Space
Streamline by subtraction
SITE PLAN 0m
10m
skylight
-For city Openings for urban enviroments
East Facade ballroom view
20m
sunshade
public space rockery
skylight existing trees
Bridge through trees
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View of disordered buildings
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Function
View of the bridge
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Building Analysis 7
Second floor
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Exhibition
Offices
Library
Storage
Function
Exhibition Library Staff Steamline
Site to appreciate the historical architecture
West Facade Site to let sunlight in
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Public space
Emergency staircase
1 Entrance 2 Auditorium 3 Temporary Exhibition Hall 4 Exhibition Room 5 Corridor 6 Meeting Room 7 Offices 8 Comprehensive Reading Room 9 Special Reading Room 10 Exhibition Storage Room 11 Cataloging Room 12 Office 13 Model Making Studio 14 Photography Studio 15 Repair Center 16 Acquisition Room 17 Staging Room 18 Storeroom 19 Research Center 20 Library
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3 First floor
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19 Basement
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Artificial Landscape
Natural Landscape
Architecture
R e a d i n g room composition
Basic Steel Structure
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section a
Foyer section b
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Stadium Design Wing of bat
Individual academic work (Fourth Year) Studio: Large-span structure research&design Date: Mar - May, 2013 (4th year) Key word: architectonic, tell architectural story through detail
Concept — wing of bat
Summary
The pillars slightly tilt to the center under the weight of the big double-circle, which indicates the effect of both gravity downward and side thrust toward the center. As the weight in the center increases, the dip angle of the pillars increases. The damage first occurs in the connections between the cable ends and the ground, the nails being pulled out, however, the integrity of the structure is maintained without damage to the whole.
Construction Process
First, build 6 vertical transmission member
Disperse force by horizontal transmission member
As the support of heavy roof, the 12 wings is connected by both inside and outside cables.
Finally, the whole structure is stabilized by bearing cables andstable cables.
Force analysis
Bearing cable
Horizontal bar
Bearing cable
Stable cable Post
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Detail & Construction 3
Stainless steel cable
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Screw joint
Screw joint
Bolt
Steel pillar
Joint point of the pillar and the wing
Joint point of adjacent wings
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Joint point of cable and the ground
Joint point of cable and the wing
Open wedge socket
Stainless steel cable
Connecting lug
Open wedge socket
Stainless steel cable Screw joint
Bolt Connecting lug
Bottom plate
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Joint design
Physical model display 3333
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Chinese Traditional Academy Design translate traditional space into modern architectural language
Thesis Project of Undergraduates Date: Mar - Jun, 2014 (5th year of undergraduate) Project location: Wuhan, Hubei Province, China Achievment: Excellent graudation project award Key discription: Th e p ro j e c t i s l o c a te d a t t h e fo o t o f t h e scenic Snake Mountain , surrounded by the Yellow Crane Tower , Baiyun Ge , Hubei old l i b ra r y , S u n Yat- s e n M e m o r i a l, Wu c h a n g Uprising Monument and Longhua Temple and other attractions. The area of the land is about 11530 ㎥ . Topography is c o m p l i c a t e d a n d t h e re i s a g re a t h e i g h t difference. Part of the original buildings will be demolished and some of them will be reserved.
Bird’s eye view
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Lecture Hall
Office Cour tyard for falling water
Garage Entrance
Cour tyard for bridge
Old Building Reconstruction
Main Entrance
Exibit Area Cour tyard for tree
Site Plan Scale 1:600
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Ground Floor Plan Scale 1:400
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Main Entrance Ticket Entrance for Building Courtyard for tree Courtyard for bridge Foyer Shop Reception Fire Control Ventingmouth Temporary Exibit Storage Courtyard for stone Special Exibit Garage Entrance
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Fourth Floor Plan Scale 1:400
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Third Floor Plan Scale 1:400
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Exibit D Exibit E Exibit F Storage Office Research Meeting Room Restoration Display Design Mounting Room Outdoor Platform Lecture Hall Storage
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Storage
Lecture Hall Exibit F
Exibit F
Exibit C
Exibit C
Office Courtyard for falling water
Temporary Exibit Pump House
Temporary Exibit
Fire Pool
Shop
High and Low Voltage Distribution Room
1-1 Section Scale 1:300
Exibit F Collections Restoration
Office
Exibit F
Meeting Room
Collections Storage
Exibit C
Rest Room
Exibit A
Rest Room
Exibit C Exibit B
Temporary Exibit
Exibit D
Temporary Exibit
Reception
High and Low Voltage Distribution Room
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University Hospital Design
Individual work Date: Oct--Nov, 2013 (5th year) Building Amount: 1 Scale:11200.3 ㎥ Key word: healing place embrace nature
Concept The design is firstly based on a principle of modernism, form follows the function. On this basis, the design of hospital street can create a bright and vibrant atrium space, while divide func tion areas more clearly. The architec tural form is fur ther enhanced through sight, which blends aesthetics with natural environment, providing optimal conditions for patient care.
Generation
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Program stacking
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Insert hospital street
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Shift for sunlight
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Rotation for scenery
Subtrac tion for scenery
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In-patient
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Medical Techonology
Out-patient
Staffs
Office
Emergency
In-patient
Out-patient
Children
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Parametric Shelf Design
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Hollin Meadows Elementary School renovation and addition intern work in MTFA Architecture - summer 2015
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GEN. NOTES - ROOF
ROOFING TO BE 4-PLY BUILT UP ROOFING WITH TYP. GRAVEL BALLAST OVER INSULATION AS WELL AS TPO MEMBRANE ROOF ON CANOPIES AND EXISTING TO REMAIN NORTH MODULAR BUILDING. AMOUNT OF INSULATION WILL VARY BASED ON LOCATION AND WHETHER ROOF IS EXISTING OR NEW. SEE PLANS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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INSTALL INSULATION TO DRAINS. AREAS HATCHED IN PLAN INDICATE TAPERED INSULATION ON FLAT STRUCTURE. SEE SECTIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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USE ONLY PRESERVATIVE PRESSURE TREATED WOOD LUMBER.
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ALL NEW METAL COPING SHALL HAVE STANDING SEAMS.
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VERIFY ALL ROOF PENETRATIONS AND ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT LOCATIONS WITH MEP AND EXISTING CONDITIONS.
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SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR DRAIN SIZES AND LEADERS.
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Fairfax County Public Schools
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Department of Facilities and Transportation Services Design & Construction Services Gatehouse Administrative Center 8115 Gatehouse Rd., Suite 3500 Falls Church, VA 22042
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3/4" DIA. NON-SLIP RUNGS @ 12" O.C. WELDED TO STRINGS, TYP
2 1/2" X 3/8" X 7" L. STEEL PLATE WELD TO LADDER AND ANCHOR TO WALL WITH 3/8" ANCHOR BOLTS @ 4'-0" O.C. MAX, PTD
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TYPE 2: INDICATES PORTIONS OF BUIILT-UP ROOF REPLACEMENT WITH GRAVEL BALLAST AND INSULATION OVER EXISTING TO REMAIN INSULATION AND STEEL DECK.
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Fairfax County Public Schools 2310 Nordok Place Alexandria, VA 22306
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3200 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207 703-524-6616 www.mtfa.net
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STANDARD LADDER AT PARAPET, TYPE 1 SCALE: 3/4" = 1'-0" TRUE
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ROOF HATCH SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
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Fine art Still life painting 1
Chinese historical town
Course work 09/2009
Wuyuan Jiangxi China 06/2011
Partridge
Still life painting 2
Biancheng Hunan China 07/2012
Course work 09/2009
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Photography
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