portfolio

PORTFOLIO Name : Adress: Birthday: Phone : Email :

Xingfeng Chen 203 Saint Marks SQ Philadelphia PA 19104 01/20/1988 +1-267-608-7617 xingfeng@design.upenn.edu cxf0120@gmail.com

CONTENTS

04 FLOW & STAY

DESIGN WORKS

01 MULTI-FACADE SKYSCRAPER This skyscraper focus on the form that goes to negotiate with its boundaries, providing more surfaces and outer spaces that improving high quality and variety of the building environment.

Since the multi-facade not only brings sun light but also fresh air to the building. This skyscraper may be a new typology for the official use.

02 BOUNDLESS CITY Vertical City, 10 World University Design Studio 3rd Prize of "Vertical City Asia" Compition, Singapore.

2nd Prize of Architectural Student Exhibition,

Light Rail Station Design Studio

Collective House Design Studio Three-dimensions and high-density of the GIANT RESIDENTIAL makes the void no longer a scattered, unorganized space, but an important part with its own integrity and organizational framework.

SOLO

The station is designed to be a comprehensive service for the city, to be as a solution for city congestion. It is a Transit Centre, a Leisure Park, and a Pubilc Commercial Center. A form follows multi-function.

2014 TEAM WORK

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05 BETWEEN SPACE

Mountain Camping Club Design Studio A building in nature enviroment can be a link between human society and original nature life. In this design, the building try to provide people with more open places in the nature by triangle slabs.

2011 TEAMWORK

The boundless city with redistribution of city infrastructure in the vertical dimension. Boundless, freely developing city along with stable structure provides habitats with fresh air for human beings in the future.

03 VOID-SOLID

2009

06 EXTRA WORKS 2009 SOLO

Survey and Drawing of Chinese Ancient Temple Drawing Working

2008 SOLO

NEWYORK CITY, 2014

MULTI-FACADE SKYSCRAPER 1.0

PROJECT TYPE : Skyscraper KEY WORDS: Boundary, Skyscraper, Typology TUTOR: Prof. Ali Rahim Prof. Kerda Kolatan. Prof. Peter Trummer PARTENER: Jaeho Jin, Szu An Yao MY PART: 3D Physical Modeling; Rendering; Feasibility Analysis

New York City is experiencing a new era of high-rise constructions, with skyscrapers booming all over Manhattan in recent years and a 300 meter tall tower is currently under construction on the site. This project is located on 157 West 57th street in Manhattan, New York City. Between the 6th and the 7th avenues. The program of the tower is a typical official building in the New York City. However, the aim of the building is to create a new typological form for the skyscraper with more interacting between inner and outer spaces. making the living space towards the sky no more alike but more interesting.

Roof Level EL 307.8M

75F Floor EL 299.3M

Media Facade system with LED Screen

inserted into the Space between the double skin

70F Floor EL 279.8M Aluminum Louver

65F Floor EL 260.3M

Aluminum Louver

Stainless Steel Panel

Sub Frame that are attached to the curtain wall

60F Floor EL 240.8M

Aluminum Louver Frame

Aluminum-Metal Sheet

55F Floor EL 221.3M

Media Facade system with LED Screen

inserted into the Space between the double skin

50F Floor EL 201.8M

45F Floor EL 182.3M Aluminum-Metal Sheet

Stainless Steel Panel

Sub Frame that are attached to the curtain wall

40F Floor EL 162.8M

Media Facade system with LED Screen

inserted into the Space between the double skin

35F Floor EL 143.3M

30F Floor EL 123.8M

Stainless Steel Panel

Sub Frame that are attached to the curtain wall

25F Floor EL 104.3M

Stainless Steel Panel

Sub Frame that are attached to the curtain wall

20F Floor EL 84.8M

Stainless Steel Panel

Sub Frame that are attached to the curtain wall

15F Floor EL 65.3M

Outside Restrained Curves of the Glass Curtainwall Inside Single Layer Laminated Glass wall system

Aluminum-Metal Sheet

10F Floor EL 46.8M

9F Floor EL 42.9M

8F Floor EL 39.0M

7F Floor EL 34.5M

6F Floor EL 30.0M

5F Floor EL 25.5M

4F Floor EL 21.0M

3F Floor EL 16.5M

2F Floor EL 12.0M

1F Floor EL 6.0M

G.L Floor EL+0.0M

B1F Floor EL -4.5M

SECTION 1:200

ELEVATION 1:200

02 Multiple Facade POST PROFESSIONAL DEGREE : ASSET URBANISM

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA : FALL 2014

Suburban of Chengdu, 2011

BOUNDLESS CITY 2.0

outside surface

PROJECT TYPE: International Competition; Vertical City KEY WORDS: Fresh Air; City Function; High density; 5400.000m2

inside surface

TUTOR: Prof. Huang Yiru Prof. Li Lingxue; Prof. Yao Dong PARTENER: Liao Kai; Yang Xu; Wang Meng; Chen Jiao MY PART: Detailing the design; Modeling; Rendering; Feasibility Analysis site plan

remain outside surface

Chengdu 16km Site

remain inside surface

Architecture cost 23 8

Architecture Vulnerability 14 18

20 46

26

Concept Formulation

Concept Sketch Country

21

7

8

Architecture And Nature

green dwelling facilities huge space

17 20 17

City

32 22

YEARS SPEND TO BY A 90m2 HOUSE

maket

function combination

Concept Sketch

18 3-11-2011 JAPAN EARTHQUAKE; 14063 DEAD

9-11-2011 USA TERRORIST ATTACK; 3126 DEAD

Such as the diagram shows, in the main cities around the world, spending all his/her money on buying an apartment, one needs to spend generally around 20 years. House provides warmth and shelter for families. House should bring happiness to us. But after japan earthquake, we found that people get the key of the street and even will undertake the second housing loans. The property of privacy of dwelling determines that building is vulnerable. House should bring stability to people, but now they give people despair.

Asian cities are developing at a fast speed. Which way will we choose? Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo are familiar with Manhattan more and more. But 911 terrorist attack come to us.

We built so many skyscrapers to satisfy our physical and mental demand, but finally they become the source of catastrophe.

EASTERN GARDEN: BUILDINGS MIXED WITH NATURE

The ancients' eastern philosophy indicate that we should live with nature harmoniously. Easterners do not want to change the landscape but to construct it into nature to be one thing and without bound.

Mixed buildings and nature boundless space stones, trees, corridor to break the border.

private house

Mixture

People in the west built the living environment with Clear border of building and nature space with definite boundary geometric constructions and artificial landscape to determine the border.

public facilities

concept facade

concept section

974,000M

FAR = 6

More Fresh Air

270M Open Space

Boundless Sprawling

More Surface

BURJ KHALIFA IN DUBAI : HIGHEST TOWER IN THE WORLD: 830M

2

Economic And Technical Norms Site Area: 10,000,000m2 Total Area: 5,400,000m2 Covering Area: 975,000m2 Contacting Area: 263,400m2 Residence Area: 4,041,000m2 Public Area: 3,330,000m2 Huge Space Area: 250,000m2

Section & Transportation

Hexagonal Industrialized Housing Assembling

Upside Housing:72p

Facilities:33p

Serving & Being served

Boundless City The relationship between public city space and residential is based on relationship of Delaunay triangle and Voronoi, which are the relationship of complementary, according to Thousand-person index, there are 72 community in the vertical city, one community as a voronoi circle, the diameter ranges from 60m to 120m, the width of the circle are 24m (8m of residential on both side, 8 meter for transportation in the middle) and the center of each voronoi moves 35m down to generate the Delaunay triangle as the public city space. Thus make service and served space complementary.

4,041,0004,041,000 recidencial recidencial 4,041,000

roof greening roof greening 45,000 45,000 4,041,000 dewelling dewelling 3.941,000 3.941,000

community community center center 5,000 living systerm living systerm ——（1/72ten ——（1/72ten thousand） thousand） community community healthy center healthy 5,000 center 72circles/virtical 72circles/virtical property management property management 2,000 1400peoples/circle 1400peoples/circle nursing home nursing home 24,000 430families/circle 430families/circle convalescent convalescent 12,000 36units/circle 36units/circle 12families/unit 12families/unit shops shops 2,000 medicamentarius medicamentarius

Traditional Cities housing

housing

office district office360,000 district

360,000

education

360,000

education 360,000

financial & post financial 19,150 & post

19,150

office

office

kindergarden kindergarden

primary school primary school

huge space huge space 1,710,0001,710,000

Public

2,000

5,000

360,000

360,000

56,000

56,000

57,000

57,000

19.150

19.150

fairground fairground

50,000

50,000

pedestrian street pedestrian street

20,000

20,000

30,000

30,000

75,000

75,000

commercialcommercial service 240,000 service 240,000 farmer's market farmer's market departmentdepartment store store

nursing home nursing home

65,000 35,000

80,000

40,000

40,000

culture & sport culture 390,000 & sport

390,000

entertainment entertainment

100,000

100,000

transportation transportation 900,000

900,000

transportation transportation

900,000

900,000

base installation base installation

104,500

104,500

hospital

university large pubilclarge space pubilc 1,710,000 space 1,710,000 theatre

hospital

stadium

290,000

290,000

university

247,000

247,000

theatre

cultivation

cultivation

parking

parking

4,041,0004,041,000

65,000 35,000

medical health medical 80,000 health

stadium

Residence

5,000

12,000

financial & post financial & post

food & books food & books

basic facilities basic facilities 3,330,0003,330,000

5,000

5,000

2,000

24,000

80,000

80,000

250,000

250,000

20,000

20,000

3,330,0003,330,000 1,710,0001,710,000

Void Solid —— a design approach to enhance the void’s importance equal to the solid. Three-dimensions and high-density of the collective houses make the void no longer a scattered, unorganized space, but an important part with its own integrity and organizational framework.

The greatest feature of the void is its mediality. It can not only pass light, wind, rain water and other natural substances, but can also deliver sensory information such as sight, sound and smell. For people living in the collective house, the solid can meet basic life needs, and the void can improve quality of life.

Chongming Island, Shanghai, 2010

COLLECTIVE HOUSE 3.0 PROJECT TYPE: Collection House

PROGRESS BY MODELS

KEY WORDS: Void &Solid; Living Community TUTOR: Prof. Li Lingxue deliberation —— by corrugated paper

connection above ground

v1 v1:v2=1:1

v2

mass transformation

connection under ground

escalator

holes

evolution —— by clay

concept —— by computer

wind power sun shine

under ground cold source & water

The site is at The end of Shanghai Changjiang Bridge of Chongming Island. On a noisy, air- polluted area, the design leaves the good earth for the island aborigines.There are 6 main entrances for the residential, with 2 main entrances in each courtyard on the ground. A circle of high way round the residential connecting the city road, one on the east, another on the west and a fork junction on the north from the Changjiang Bridge shown the most logistics of the residential enterance and form the northern part of the main connector to the city.

TRAFFIC CENTER -60m

150m

270m

-20m

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210m

high-way circle

main entrance

direction outer car enterence

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-40m

15X6

0 transportation center -6F to 1F

top station down station

levels

-3X8

SECTION

Environment in the residential will be perfect to conform the climate of Shanghai. From the feedback of eco-tect, we choose the material of the outside facade to prevent the energy exchange, adjust the shape and . orientation to get more sunlight in winter and wind in summer.

area of gravity

270M

center of gravity

-65M

Structural strategy response to unstable surface load bearing layer of ‘the sand island’ Chongming Island is the world's largest sand island, formed in 1300 years ago and changing constantly in topography till now. The shallow soil form lately, bearing large pores and high moisture content. So surface load bearing capacity is weak, vulnerable to the overall occurrence of land subsidence or collapse of buildings. Thus, we adopted a strategy: quality replacement method- replace the original base of the sand by the same quality of buildings to reduce damage to the load bearing layer caused by load change; at the same time, build a lump of reinforced layer structure to connect the up-ground and under-ground Buildings, acting as a mat foundation. The strategy reflects an inter-functional relation between the solid and the void.

Railway system becomes more important in city life, the stations play a role of its terminal. people evacuate from stations to city, go into the city through stations. In this view, railway stations are the enterances of the city. The site is an old station of 3# light rail, located arround by many residansial blocks and a school, making it a very busy station from morning to night. A high way east to the station also add noise to the site, the river of west blocks the evacuation of people. However, the river, on the other hand, providing this palce for relaxing.

ChiFengRD,Shanghai, 2009

LIGHT RAIL-STATION 4.0 PROJECT TYPE: Light Rail-Station Design KEY WORDS: Multifunction; Activate TUTOR: Prof. Wei Wei

31000m2

Complex interaction between human activity and nature power form the shape of our city, and it requires architecture to present its evolutional form to activate the city atmosphere, which can beyond the tradition style and boundary line of land.

square

1200m2

To re-organize the station, the lively commercial space should be put aside not to entwine with transportation streamline. In addition, the station needs more entrances to decompose the congestion of the station. Eight entrances provide eight clearly options for people to access to the station in different levels. However, tradition stations only have two entrances at the top floor.

green public

2800m2

transport

5800m2

area distribution commercial

15500m2

Three main squares at the site buffer the peak congestion in the morning and at evening, and they also provide as leisure parks for people during the daytime.The percentage of public area in the station is about 38%. And the commercial service is 21%.In fact, by our research, there just need little commercial service as the growing up of shopping online. And there is a trend to change a commercial shop to an entertainment room.

Entrances connect squares

Three public squares

infrastructure

2600m2

check entrance

prevent noise

commerce

sun shine

passager streamline commercial streamline leisure streamline Connection to the city & Commercial shops

Curtain wall to improve the whole environment

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It should be cautiously to create public space, following the concept of multi-purpose station. the grass was planted to guide people to the check entrances. Commercial space was pull out in linear not to affect the main stream of the station. Curtain wall depends on the anlaysis of light, wind and rain, aims to creat a inner space of various feeling.

SOUTH BUBILC SQUARE

CENTER BUBILC SQUARE

river

high

NORTH BUBILC SQUARE

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The structure is a Domino System with 3 floors and a steel structure over roof.However, the floors and the roof are two seperate structure, which means that each of them can support by themslves. Thus making the structure more flexible

Chain Stores

The central atrium identifies the main function of the station, and differnt kinds of shops distribute at certain places of the station to serve the most potential consumers

Leisure Service Shops

Food Shops

City Shops

Suburb of Ningbo, 2008

MOUNTAIN-CLUB 5.0 PROJECT TYPE:Mountain Club KEY WORDS: Triangle; Between space TUTOR: Prof. Qian Feng

covering

intersecting

composition

expansion

repeat

the roads around the site provide a effective access to both top of the mountain and the beach.

the location of the site allows people to choose whether on mountain or beach to do the activities in an equal access.

continuation

the hight of the site can have a view both to the mountain and the seabeach.

The trianglar floorslab can be stacked to create many interesting spaces, there are covering, intersecting, composition,expansion,continuation by topology. and that can be even reproduced repeatedly. For people escaping from city lives, the building provides special spaces on the mountain, offering people a new experience with natural environment.

The most special feature of the stacked triangles is the stagger terraces. It is what I called "between space", the shap-edged angles poking out of building form many terraces where people are surrounded by natural enviroment with fresh air and sunshine. People camp here to enjoy living outside city.

facing south to enjoy the sunshine and wet air from sea, mountain peak on the north stops the cold wind from the north.

storage

service

entertainment

storage

terrace

terrace

terrace

office

entertainment bathroom

terrace

terrace

gym

entrance terrace

bathroom reading

parking

rescption

reading

terrace

service terrace terrace

restaurant

terrace

terrace

terrace

start

construction steps

finish

A

B N

bathing

bathing

N

A

entrance

bathing

gym entertainment storage

lobby

restaurant entrance

parking

B N

entertainment communication parking

reading

2007~2013

EXTRA WORKS 6.0 B

A

A

Shanghai 2009 survey and drawing of the jade buddha temple

South Facade

Section A-A

1

Section B-B

2

3

B

surveying

4

N

1

Tongji University 2007

2

Anhui Province 2007

3

Sichuan Province 2010

4

My Hometown Zhejiang Province 2011

drawing

V&A Museum Competition

1

1

2

3

4 working

time: 2010 location: London Assistant Architect Modeling Drawing digrams

Daocheng Aden Airport

2

completed: 2012 location: Chengdu, China Assistant Architect Drawing and modeling facades and details.

Optimize details and roof

Luoyang Normal University

Luoyang Normal University

completed: 2013

schedule completion:2014

3

location: Luoyang, China Project Architect

4

location: Luoyang, China Project Architect

EDUCATION 2014.08 -

University of Pennsylvania

（Graduate）

School of Design / Major : Architecture ; Post Profesional Design

2006.09 - 2011.07

Tongji University

（Undergraduate）

College of Architecture and Urban Design / Major : Architecture

WORKING 2011.09 – 2013.07

Tongji Architectural Design Co. (TJAD) Position: Full-time Architect

2010.07 - 2013.12

Alter FCJZ Position: Architect Intern

2009.08 -.2009.01

Zhonghe Architectural Design Co.,Ltd Position: Architect Intern

RESEARCH 2012.05-2007.07

Research into Construction Site and Building Materials in Shanghai

2011.05

Research into Lifestyle in Chengdu province

2009.07

Research into Traditional Mao’s House in Guizhou Province

2008.07-2008.08

Mapping and drawing of Ancient Architecture in Anhui Province

2007.07-2007.08

Art Practice in Shandong Province.

2007.09

Research into Traditional Chinese Garden in Suzhou Province

AWARDS 2011.07

3rd Prize International Design Competition of “Vertical City Asia 2011——Fresh Air”

2011.09

2nd Prize Chengdu International Biennial Exhibition of Students

2011.11

2nd Prize BIG-Albert LAN architecture design competition

2006.10

Special Freshman Scholarship 20 people each year in Tongji University

EXTRA ACTIVITIES 2011.12 -.2013-06

Team-leader of Basketball Team of No.1 Architecture Design

2012.08 2011.11 -.2012-11

First prize of dribble on ramp, Taekwondo fighter

2007.05

Volunteer of Tongji University 100 anniversary

2006.07 -.2006.10

Travel almost every province in china