TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT ME 4—5
ACADEMIC PROJECT TEAMAKER GUESTHOUSE 6—19
KEITH HARING 20—27
NOUVO 28—31
MULTIMEDIA 32—33
WORK PROJECT MY SCHOOL AT MY HOME 34—37
DESIO 38—41
HOBBY BOOK
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PAINTING 44—45
ABOUT ME When I was eighteen years old, I was at a loss. I was not confident and didn’t know what I could do. But when I gradually know interior design, started learning, recognizing, and learning again, I found that my life began to be colorful. In fact, the design helped me. I also want to help and infect more people through interior design. Don't forget your original intention so that you can get the result you want in the end.
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JIAYI WU
INTERIOR DESIGN
Milano,Itatly
jiayiwu1995@gmail.com
+(39)3283836106
02.05.1995
EDUCATION 2017-2020 Milano,Itatly Master's degree Nuova Accademia di Belle ArtMilano,Itatly Interior design
2013-2017 Chengdu,China Bachelo's degree Sichuan Technology and Busunes Univeristy Environmental design
WORK EXPERIENCE Feb 2020 -present Milano,Itatly Design assistant normalearchitettura°
July 2016 -Jun 2016 Chengdu,China Design assistant XIWOO Studio
WORKSHOP CLOUD4WI NABA'S Got Talent 1st Prize Exhibitor Product Competition for NABA e DACA
S/O Hotels &Resort Brand Design competition for ACCOR Hotels
SOFTWARE COMPETENCES Adobe
Ps Ai Id Pr Ae Photoshop
illustrator
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Indesign 90%
Premier 75%
After Effects 50%
AutoCad 90%
3D MAX Rhinoceros 50%
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SketchUp 90%
V-Ray 75%
OTHER SKILLS Hand drawing Photography Maquete - marketing Graphic
LANGUAGES
C2 B1 B1
CHINESE
ITALINA
ENGLISH
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TEAMAKER GUESTHOUSE graduation project professor: Chiara Fiolis individual project 2019
all the world With the rapid development of cities, some cities have only modernization, no tradition, only civilization, and no culture. The phenomenon of "hollow village" has been formed. Everyone is migrating, leaving their hometown and becoming a stranger. The houses in the countryside were abandoned. I want to use this project to arouse people's memories of their hometown. The village I chose to adapt to local conditions, combined with tea, transforms a private house into a teamaker guest house. The combination of modernity and tradition preser ves and strengthens the original wall. B e co m e a l i n k b e t we e n t h e countryside and the outside. In our urbanization process, what we want to keep, what we give up, what we inherit, and what we pursue is still a topic of long-term discussion. 6
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1 workshop 2 hall 3 toilet 4 kitchen 5 restaurant 6 yoga & meditation 7 camping 8 patio 9 corridor
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KEITH HARING course project professor: Giorgi Luciano individual project 2019
milan Keith Haring (May 4, 1958-February 16, 1990) was an American street painting artist and social activist in the 1980s.His works have a strong pop art style. His earliest works were created in 1980 when he was in a subway station in New York. Looking for black posters to be posted, using white chalk graffiti, mostly thick outlines, monochromatic, hollow abstract human, animal and other patterns. His works often resemble some kind of complex patterns, and various patterns fill the entire composition. There is no perspective or texture, but it has many symbolic emotions, such as a barking dog, a kneeling villain, etc. Location is Velasca Tower Milan:,its one of the most talked about Milanese architecture.The Velasca Tower was designed in the 50s by BBPR , a study consisting of several architects from which it takes its name: Banfi, Belgiojoso, Peressutti and Rogers. Its origin occurs at a time of change in Italian architecture in which the first modern architects, such as BBPR, are among the first to conduct a process of revisiting the classic architectural styles. Precisely for this reason the building takes on an emblematic value that will lead it to be questioned and criticized several times over the years. In the design, I took Keith Haring's paintings as inspiration, incorporating elements such as love, peace, and freedom. The layout of the room is based on his painting "Barking Dogs". Here is his home and his studio. At night, turning on the neon lights will also become a disco, because he is a person who loves to go to parties. The stairs connecting the first floor and the second floor are the ladders that Keith often uses when graffiti, which is more in line with his simple and free style. 20
Keith Haring working in the subway. Photographer, Chantal Regnault 1983
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PLANIMETRIA PRIMO PIANO
SEZIONE A-A’
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NOUVO
course project professor: Arnaldo Arnaldi cooperation project 2018
tower
open bar
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connect bar and museum
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permanent exhibition for Ron Mueck
milan The original site was the watchtower and bunker during the Milan War, and it was used for defensive wars. We transformed it into a permanent exhibition of Ron Muck artist. His works are mostly sculptures, conveying the fear and despair of death, just like people hiding in the bunker during wartime. We want to make people more intuitively feel the importance of opposing war through this project.
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internship project professor: Chiara Fiolis,Arnaldo Arnaldi cooperation project construction in progress,2020
desio This is a renovation project for the itis fermi desio school, which includes sports fields, classrooms, corridors. library,studio box,gym and calm space etc.Because during the virus, the project was carried out through multiple online reports, including online communication with school students, to understand what the new school they desire is like.This project is still in progress and is not the final plan. 32
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nome committente - milano - 01/01/2020 NB: tutte le misure sono da verificare a cura dell'affidatario lavori
Arnaldo Arnaldi + Chiara Filios Architetti Via Filippino degli Organi 3 I 20135 Milano www.normalearchitettura.com mail@normalearchitettura.com ph +39.3397491304 I Fax +39.0247710894
area totale pavimenti 239 mq
NB: tutte le misure sono da verificare a cura dell'affidatario lavori
ITIS FERMI DESIO - milano - 15/06/2020
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MY SCHOOL AT MY HOME
www.myschoolatmyhome.com
internship project professor: Chiara Fiolis,Arnaldo Arnaldi cooperation project 2020
all the world my school at my home is a research project by NORMALEARCHITETTURA° wich stimulate a reflection on how the School moved to the students’ homes due by the COVID-19 lockdown. 1.576.021.818 students in the world had to arrange their own school spaces within their houses, different surroundings in terms of size, type, location, places. These spaces have suddenly experienced a metamorphosis: domestic interiors turned into learning environments. We collect students from all over the world on instagram at home schools, with bedrooms, desks, locations on the floor, gardens, etc. This is a large-scale photographic collection of revolutionary production that affects learning and teaching methods. 36
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How to improve school at home original
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MULTIMEDIA course project professor: Daria Galli cooperation project 2019
milan This is a collaborative project of multimedia courses, which I completed with two other German(sarah aliberti) and Chineseďźˆchenlu yao) girls. We dream of opening a design company in Milan to promote us in the form of creative videos. We did not directly show the content of the design company, but from the perspective of what our design company will bring to everyone. For example, you can see the sea with your glasses, and you can start traveling when you open your passport.
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BOOKS
some of books i read 2017-2020
1 kenneth Frampton,Zanichelli, Storia dell'architettura moderna, 2008 2 Allan Wexler, Absurd Thinking: Between Art and Design . 2017 3 Mario Cucinella, Arcipelago Italia, 2018 4 William Myers, Bio design, 2014 5 Liz Farrelly, Joanna Weddell, Design Objects and the Museum, 2016 6 Edward R. Tufte, Envisioning Information,1990 7 Chiara Fagone, Geografia di un interno, 2018 8 Chip Kidd, Go, 2014 9 Malcolm Innes, Lighting for Interior Design, 2012 10 Kenneth Frampton, Modern Architecture, 2007 11 Shashi Caan, Rethinking Design and Interiors, 2011 12 Aldo Cibic, Rethinking happiness, 2010 13 Henry Petroski, To Forgive Design, 2012 14 Per Mollerup, Collapsible: The Genius of Space-Saving Design, 2001 15 Gustav Templ, The Chap Manifesto, 2001 16 Lupetti, Milano Cina, 2009 17 Bruno Munari, Design as Art, 2008 18 Luigi Bandini Buti , Ergonomia e prodotto, 2001 19 Paola Antonelli, Safe, 2005 20 Alberto Alessi, Not in Production Next to Production, 1988 21 Louise Schouwenberg, Gert Staal ,House of Concepts ,2008 22 Kenji Kawakami , 101 Unuseless Japanese Inventions, 1995 23 Junzo Kuroda,Momoyo Kaijima, Made in Tokyo,2001 24 C. Zanfi, Green Island, 2008 25 Gianpiero Venturini, Re-Act, 2017 42
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