Architecture Portfolio for Master Degree

JUNDA XIANG

ARTCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Address: Room 425, Department A05 NO.15, Lianfa Street, Nangang District Harbin, P.R. China Post Code:150001 Email: xiangjunda@hotmail.com Tel: +86 18045010048

City in the Sea, designed in 2012, Junda Xiang

Architecture is construction, context and so much more: for those who chose to be architects, it is a culture, a commitment and a life long path to discovery.

---- Robert A.M. Stern

This portfolio contains the design work of Junda Xiang.

CONTENTS Residential and Commercial Complex Rain 路 Forest

Hop Cup 2013 International Student Competition Architectural Design

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Snow Culture Exhibition Hall Based on Mechanics Principle

Open Research-oriented Architecture Design, 2013

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City in the Sea Machine and Architecture

2012 UA International Concept Design Competition

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Harbin Harbor Urban Design Village --- The Fifth Facade of City Curriculum Design, 2013

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Dragon's Blood Trees on Socotra Island

National Geographic Magazine, June 2012

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

RAIN 路 FOREST

TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK/COMPETITION WORK/COLLABORATION WORK DATE: Aug.2013. LOCATION: Mogadishu, Somalia TUTOR: Bai Xiaopeng COLLABORATOR: Wan Shaoran, Ding Weishuang, Yang Yuyu CONTRIBUTION: DESIGN: 60% MODEL: 90% EXPRESSION: 50% ROLE: Team Leader

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RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

Water Crisis in Somalia

RAIN · FOREST

LOCATION: MOGADISHU, SOMALIA

FOREST, which is born for conserving water and capturing sunlight, provides our ancestors water, food and shelters. The space enclosed by the branches gave humans a sense of safety in the early age of the history.

Undergoing the war,Somalia public water transmission facilities were paralysed. We hope to provide every resident a “TREE” to make their life better.

Network Water Transmission System

2011 East Africa drought

Pollution Source

Easily get polluted once it paralysed under the war environment.

Self-sufficient Water System

Every “TREE” is capable of absorbing rainfall, and stores them safely underground.

Rainfall

Water Resourece

Solar Energy

Electricity

Electricity Equipement Water Storage

Between July 2011 and mid-2012, a severe drought affected the entire East Africa region. Said to be "the worst in 60 years", the drought caused a severe food crisis across Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya that threatened the livelihood of 9.5 million people. Crowded, unsanitary conditions together with severe malnutrition led to a large number of deaths.

Apart from an unusually strong La Nina phenomenon, the lack of vegetation cover also contributes to this severe drought.

The land of Somalia has no ability of water conservation. The rainfall evaporates immediately once it touches the hot dry land. This is the initial inspiration of our design. [1] Only 250km away from Somalia, there is an island called Socotra Island, where growing a special kind of tree, named Dragon's Blood Tree. The unique shape of the tree is generated through millions of years in order to adapt the hot, dry climate of this region. It stretches its crown to the most to receive more rainfall, and provide itself a large area of shade so that it can prevent water from evaporating.

Dragon's Blood Tree

We abstract this shape to design our sanctuaries that best adapted to the local climate.

1. 2011 East Africa drought, Wikipedia

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Model

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Market Development

There is little we can do when a serious drought attacked Somalia. But we hope that when rainfall really comes to this country, we can reserve it safely in the land for a long time.

Stall Distribution

3.700 m 1.800 m ±0.000 m

Stock Room

-2.300 m -3.500 m

Water Pipe

Bathing Pool

Initial Stage

Living Area Water Reserving Area Storage Area

Daily Situation 丨 Evenly Distributed

Section Scale 1:400

110 m

Developing Stage

Hot Weather 丨 Close to the Water

7.5 m

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Stall

Mature Stage

Important Event 丨 Gather in groups

Residence

The architecture is just like a forest, starting from one TREE, expanding itself one by one.

This process is not designed in advance. The figure and scale of the architecture are changed along with the change of surrounding environment with time elapsing.

Aerial View 6

Just like the uncertainty of the architecture, the distribution of stalls is not designed in advance either. In this “ FOREST”, everything shares freedom. So, architecture is just like a big stage, the figure of it is always changed along with the activities inside it.

Market

Bathing Pool

Plan Scale 1:1000 7

Market Perspective

Structure Model

Structure Model

Drawing by Junda Xiang

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Structure Model 9

Residence Sreucture

Market Sreucture

Construction Aid

Model

Solar Panel

Storage Batteries

200mm Steel Pipe

Accessible Roof Stairs

Residence Plan

Side Window

Solar Panel Storage Batteries

HOPE Just like a tree blossoming into a forest, it takes time, but there is hope ahead of them.

Steel Purline Wall Material

200mm Steel Pipe

Steel Truss Type 1 Scale 1:250 Steel Staircase Steel Structure Skin Layer Thermal Insulating Layer Structural Layer Water Proof Layer

Type 2 Scale 1:250

Warehouse Entrance Market Floor Steel Beam Steel Structure Structural Layer Water Proof Layer

Reservoir Entrance Warehouse Entrance Warehouse Baffle Wall (left: reservoir 丨 right：warehouse）

Steel Pipe Base Underground Warehouse

Warehouse Floor

Steel Pipe Base Reservoir

Type 3 Scale 1:250

All parts of the residence are removable, using light steel structure as framework and light panel as surface materials.

The "trunk" below the "Crown" transports water and solar power to the space below, supporting every single building, like a living organism, exists independently.

Like the residential part, the market uses the removable structure as well, in order to adapt to the constantly changing needs.

Large numbers of houses were destroyed every day, only efficient building assembly method like this can help providing enough safe houses for refugees.

There are a warehouse and reservoir below each “TREE”. Warehouse is used to store goods that are not easy to carry, and the reservoir will undertake the rainwater, supporting the public baths in the center.

Buildings are in very small sizes with compact internal space. In order to improve space efficiency, retaining only the most basic needs of living. Public space is transferred to the steps on the roof, being part of the city public space.

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Because of the turbulence in Somalia, the construction industry cannot be developed. Removable characteristics of the building disassemble it into small light components, which can be produced by the donor countries and transported to Somalia by air for rapid assembly. This structure provides support from all over the world for the disaster areas in Somalia.

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SNOW CULTRUE EXHIBITION HALL

BASED ON MECHANICS PRINCIPLE

TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK/COLLABORATION WORK

DATE: Feb.2013. LOCATION: Harbin, China TUTOR: Sun Cheng EMAIL: suncheng@hit.edu.cn COLLABORATOR: Zheng Huijin, Luo Zhaoji, Pan Shuo CONTRIBUTION: DESIGN: 30% MODEL: 50% RENDER: 20% STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS : 90%

Inside Gaudí’s hanging model for the Colònia Güell. Via.

SNOW CULTRUE EXHIBITION HALL BASED ON MECHANICS PRINCIPLE LOCATION: HARBIN, CHINA

Mechanical Steady-state System 1.

These balls are distributed randomly in the beginning.

Each of them is representing a column in the Exhibition Hall. Let us assume that every ball has got repulsion force towards others. Under the repulsion between them, they start to move away from each other. Finally, those friction forces between balls and the ground balance repulsion forces. All these balls stop motion in the end.

When I change the initial location of even only one ball in the system, the final outcome would be totally different. But no matter how they stop their motion, the final location would be in a state that the distance between every two balls would not be too long or too short. Because they are in a system that ensures this homogeneity.

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Concept

Model Simulation

What is different to Gaudi's work is that, we didn't reverse the model to get those arches with superior mechanical properties. Instead, we designed it with the principle of suspension bridge: the curvature of cable is determined by equilibrium condition.

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The problem to Step 1 is that, all these results seemed to be similar, there is no way we can judge which one is better. So, in order to be more visual of the final shape, I relate the motion of those balls with the changing of an elastic surface, which could be considered as the roof of this Exhibition Hall.

As is shown in the previous page, this design is inspired by Antoni Gaudi's "hanging chain" model of Sagrada Familia church.

In Gaudi's time, what he can do is to photogragh his model and depict those curves with his hands. But now, with Mechanical Calculator, we can obtain the exact curved surface form under the equilibrum state.

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This system provides me with a facility that I can generate large amount of relatively rational outcomes in a small amount of time, and then I can choose what I prefer most in these results.

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After Step 2, I find that I can do more about this system actually. I add the column system into it to generate the whole roof-supporting system. Up to this step, I successfully transform the motion of several balls into the generation of a Well-behaved Structure System.

By moving balls in the system, I can generate several structural system in a minute.

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Structure Model

Structural Analysis Suspension Bridge

Dimension Transformation

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Inspired by the structure of suspension bridge, I set 10 section planes in the directions which connect every two columns. In this way, I creat 10 "Suspension Bridge" stuctural systems in 10 directions.

Force Analysis

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This system decomposes the complicated roof load into 2 Dimensional Structure problem. And the curvature of cable is precisely calculated by computer program through the mechanical equilibrium equation.

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Section Structure 1

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Plan Scale 1:2000

Force Analysis Scale 1:1000 2

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F4 Temporary Exhibition Space F4 Exhibition Space

Elevation Scale 1:500

F3

15.000 m

Cafe F2

12.000 m

F3

Exhibition Space

8.000 m 4.000 m Âą0.000 m

Information F2

-3.500 m

Ice Slide Skating Rink

F1

Section Scale 1:500

Exhibition Space Lecture Hall 14.500 m

Main Entrance

Gift Shop Office

12.000 m 8.000 m

Secondary Entrance Collection Warehouse Office Equipment Room

Internal Structure

16.500 m

F1

4.000 m

B1

B1 Horizontal Flow Vertical Flow Staff Flow

Âą0.000 m -3.500 m

Warehouse

Structure System 18

Transport Analysis

The plan of every floor is developed around these 5 huge columns, leave an artrium in the centre of the building.

This layout provide floor plates with the best mechanical stability, at the same time, provide vistitors with comfortable visual permeability.

As this is an exhibition building, we hope that we could provide more feasibility. Under this principle, there are only 5 bracing structure in the building, left the internal space with large column free spaces, which could be applied to various functions. No wall in the building is load bearing wall, therefore, this is a building that can be apdated with the times.

Section Scale 1:500 19

Interior Perspective

Drawing by Junda Xiang

Natural Lighting Mechanism

Snow Culture Exhibition Hall in Summer This Exhibition Hall is not designed for a whole-year use. Actually, it is designed for tourists who come to Harbin in summer time and have no chance to view the amazing Ice Sculpture Park not far away from the site. So, it is essential to plan an Ice Sculpture Exhibition Section in this building.

We decided to combine this Exhibition Section with the Structural System, making the spaces inside those huge columns a homothermal space for ice sculpture display, at the same time, creating a Natural Lighting System owing to the high reflection of snow and ice. This arrangement makes these ice sculptures visible from every floor, every corner of the building.

Section Model 20

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Jellyfish in the Montery Bay

OpEdNews, 2009

CITY IN THE SEA

MACHINE AND ARCHITECTURE

TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK/COMPETITION WORK/SOLO WORK DATE: Aug.2012 TUTOR: Bu Chong EMAIL: wnsj@vip.sina.com

CITY IN THE SEA MACHINE AND ARCHITECTURE

Journey Back to the Ocean OCEAN, where all organisms came into being.

390 million years ago, the first Four-legged Vertebrate step on the ancient land.

390 million years later, facing the land shortage and energy crisis, human start to think about getting their way back to this BLUE LAND. And obviously, this return will not succeed without the help of MACHINE.

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Drawing by Junda Xiang

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Machine and Architecture

Modular Approach Sectorization

Air Harbor

Public Space

Power System First Airplane, 1903 Wright brothers

Ford Model T, 1908

Vandal Diesel Ship, 1908

Mobility of Living, 1958

Capsule Tower, 1972

Henry Ford

Karl Hagelin and Johny Johnson

Yona Friedman

Kurokawa Kisyo

Chances in the Ocean MACHINE AGE There is an underlying relationship between the development of machine and architecture.

After the appearance of plane, car and diesel ship, architecture starts to turn its eye to the design of machine. The reduction in cost (including money and time), aesthetics of machine, and most importantly, the design approach of it deeply changed the mind of architect.

As the integration between machine and architecture seems more profound than ever in this era, there must be a time that whole architecture is assembled by machine components.

Modular design is an approach that subdivides a system into smaller parts, that can be independently created, to drive multiple functionalities. Nakagin Capsule Tower perfectly illustrates the implication of it.

A house is a machine for living in, 1923

Walking City, 1964

Le Corbusier

Ron Herron

WHAT'S NEXT? MACHINE AGE!

Underwater City, 1964 Warren Chalk

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Regretfully, because of the huge gravity exists, those modules in the tower never moved or replaced until the tower was dismantled.

Residence Residential Module

The flexibility or mobility of module can be achieved easily in the ocean because of the flotage of water, which can confront the huge gravity of each module. Every module is just like a little submarine.

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Floating Main Body

Pre-warning tower

Residential Section Elevator Shaft

Air harbour Wind Power

Boat Pier

Residential Module Water Saving

Vessel Dock Airfield

Residential Module

Fixing Device Pipeline System Core

Power System Public Space

Base Anchor

Gravity Balancing System Adapting Ring

Archigram in the Future The development of machine is amazing after the Industrial Revolution. It is no exaggeration to say that this explosive growth of machine is redefining our life.

Living Space

Flexible Link Entrance Propeller System

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Base Anchor

A Family of Three, 20?? A.D.

In 1960s, those works of Archigram first offered a seductive vision of a glamorous future machine age. Half century later, it seems that their vision could be realized in the foreseeable future. At that time, we have got a chance to step out of the land.

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Wheat Field in Henan Province, China

3 DIMENSIONAL URBANISM IN HARBIN HARBOR

VILLAGE --- THE FIFTH FACADE OF CITY TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK/CURRICULUM WORK/SOLO WORK

DATE: Jul.2013. LOCATION: Harbin, China TUTOR: Xu Suning EMAIL: xsuning_hit@126.com

3 DIMENSIONAL URBANISM IN HARBIN HARBOR

Chronology of 3 Dimensional Urbanism

VILLAGE --- THE FIFTH FACADE OF CITY

1920

LOCATION: HARBIN, CHINA

Emergence

Metropolis, 1928 Henri Sauvage

1925

Site Plan Scale 1:15000

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The site is located in Daowai District, Harbin, China. This is originally a prosperous inland port in the last century. But with the development of the highway system and the airline system, this port is declining.

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It's time for the government to think about how to rejuvenate this valuable land beside the great river --- Song Hua River.

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HIGHLIGHT

China is a traditional agricultural country.

The whole world saw the rapid urbanization of China in the past 30 years. But meanwhile, China's urban residents are now far from land.

The Death of Chinese New City

Ville Flottante, 1959 Paul Maymont “Ghost Town” in Erdos, China

1.Wide Road System

1955

Horizontal Layout, Motor Vehicle ＞ Pedestrian

City in the Air, 1962 Arata Isozaki

1960 1965

3 Dimensional Integration

3.Lack of Commerce

1970 1975

2.Single Land Property Single Residential Zone, Lack of Supporting Property

GAP

Babelnoah, 1964 Paolo Soleri

Commerce Lag Behind Fast Expanding of City

4.Away from Working District Cause of low Population Density

1980 1985

Triton City, 1968 Paolo Soleri

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2000 2005 2010

Aerial View 32

RIVIVAL

1995

Commercial Space Vertical City

Magacity Pyramid, 1991 Shimizu

Vertical City, 2013 Junda Xiang

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Two Dilemma of Harbin The separation between New Town and Old Town, City and Village, is a serious social problem in Harbin. Actually, This is a general urban issue in all Chinese fast-growing cities, but not as serious as Harbin. The huge city size and agricultural property of this city aggravates this dilemma.

Old Town Pattern

Structure of the Vertical City

Low Density Scale Comfortable Perfect Combination

New Town Pattern

Residential Space with Beautiful Scenery

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High Density Scale Uncomfortable

Vertical Solution

Old Town

High Density Deweeling

Apart

New Town

Residential Skyscraper

Sky-Village Layer

City: Harbin

Two Dilemma First Layer of City

Scale Comfortable Commerce City Major Grain Producing Area

Apart

Village

Abundant Village Resources

Air - Farmland

But Lagest Provincial Capital

New Town in Harbin

Abundant City Resources

Second Layer of City

Farmland in Harbin

Old Town in Harbin Low - density Commercial Space

Connect

Connect Third Layer of City

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Pedestrian Commercial Space with Shelter

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Form Generation Plan Form

Plan ( 10m High Section ) Logic

Generation Process

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1 Randomly distributed some points around the site.

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In the parts close to the railway pedestrian system, the scale of the Voronoi diagram is relatively small. Accordingly, those buildings and streets in that part are also small in scale.

With the hope to create a region operated like a living creature, I find the form logic in a plant tissue slice.

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3 All the points start to move under the attractive forces. ( Point matrix at time 1 second)

4 Point matrix at time 8 seconds.

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This logic automatically achieve my initial pursue: to form scale-comfortable pedestrian commercial space around the railway pedestrian system.

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I don't want to constraint the site in a defined boundary. It should be a place interacting with surrounding environment.

The Plan form I designed is like a living creature, like the membrane structure of an ameba, which exchanges material and energy constantly with the outer space.

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In the past, people design a city in the vertical and horizontal way because of technical limitations.

But the future city could share more freedom.

10m

5 Point matrix at time 16 seconds.

(Final form)

6 All the points form a Voronoi diagram to be the basic structure of plan.

Scale 1:6000

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Section Sketch

Air - Farmland

Harbin is located in China's northeast region, where snows nearly six months in a year. It is urgent to construct a comfortable pedestrian commercial space in winter.

Moreover, citizens could enjoy cycling in winter without encountering snow.

Every year the government spent tremendous amounts of money on maintaining Public Greenlands. The existence of these Air-Farmlands perfectly solved this problem, together with the benefit of crops and our lost sentiment for village.

Verticlal Traffic + Pipeline Core

Air- Pavement

Commercial Building Respectively-designed by every Block

High-rise Housing

Air - Farmland Layer

Cycle Track

Connection Layer

Pedestrian Commercial Layer

Sidewalk

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Drawing by Junda Xiang

Botttomed Public Park

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3 Dimensional Urbanism --- Where City and Village Encounter

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OTHER WORKS Cultural Complex Design

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Hop Cup 2012 International Student Competition Architectural Design Honorable Mention Award

Twisted Wall

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2012 HIT Twisted Wall Construction Competition_Honorable Award

Chess Club Design

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2012 Architectural Workshop of the University of Sheffield

Urban Renewal Project

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2012 Curriculum Design in NTUST, Taipei

Wind Parametric Study 2011 Parametric Design Workshop, TU Delft

Badminton Stadium Curriculum Design, 2012

Fine Arts Works

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Watercolor Render, Pen-and-Ink Render, Graphic Composition

Photography Works Photo taken in Taiwan University, Junda Xiang, 2012

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OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Bridge: Change a Visual Angle

Cultural Complex Design

Solar Panel

Hop Cup 2012 International Student Competition Architectural Design Honorable Mention Award Location: Harbin Type : Collaboration Work Collaborator: Han Jiangyue Tutor : Chong Bu “Poetically Man Dwells...� Hegel promoted this vision in 1951. Actually, this is the lifestyle that Chinese people have lived for thousands of years.

This design talks about traditional Chinese concept of the relationship between architecture and landscape. There is no clear boundary between these two, on the contrary, the two parts permeate into each other.

Electricity

Sunny Region for Outdoor Activity

Light Shadow Region for Chessing

We always feel uncomfortable to have so many buildings around us, because we have to look up to these giants. How about change a viewpoint towards buildings?

Bridge is an important element of traditional Chinese landscape. The bridge in the air provides citizens of a special experience. When you walk among the crowns of these trees,you might feel like you are away from a city.

The relationship between architecture and landscape in China is rich in meaning.

The change of visual angle could endow architecture with landscape property. We want to create a more complicated relationship between landscape and architecture.

Our design provides people a considerable wealth of possibilities about visual angles. While people wandering in it, they could feel architecture and landscape repeatedly transform into each other with the change of their viewing angle.

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OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Twisted Wall 2012 HIT Twisted Wall Construction Competition Honorable Award Type : Collaboration Work Collaborator: Chen Siyu, Wan Shaoran This competition requires that to twist a wall to the most without using any glue or joints.

Chess Club Design 2012 Architectural Workshop of the University of Sheffield Location: Harbin Type : Solo Work Tutor : David Britch This work talks about the relationship between architecture, history and landscape design.

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OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Urban Renewal Project 2012 Curriculum Design in NTUST, Taipei Type: Solo Work Tutor: Ch'en Yongfu In this project, I started to know the complexity and challenge of urban issues, especially in a country like China.

Every building in the city is connected with each other, no matter when and how they are built.

Wind Parametric Study 2011 Parametric Design Workshop, TU Delft Type : Collaboration Work Collaborator : Xian Haohui, Bian Zhe, Qu Dagang

The subject of this workshop is to catch the shape of the wind field, and to transform them into architectural language. This is the first time I feel the natural world in a digital way.

Badminton Stadium Curriculum Design, 2012 Type : Collaboration Work Collaborator: Han Jiangyue The building is located beside a City Wetland Park. We lift the Badminton Stadium up to a height that the whole park could be viewed from inside the building. At the same time, provide a untroubled view for citizens from the main street.

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Watercolor Render 2009 Curriculum Assignment

Pen-and-Ink Render 2010 Curriculum Assignment

Graphic Composition 2009 Curriculum Assignment

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OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Photography Work

OTHER WORKS

JUNDA XIANG

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Photography Work

Time: 2012 Summer Location: Yangshuo, Guilin

Time: 2011 Summer Location: The Humble Administrator's Garden, Suzhou

Photography Work Time: 2012 Autumn Location: Baekdu Mountain, Jilin Province

Photography Work Time: 2012 Summer Location: Taitung County, Taiwan

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OTHER WORKS

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HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Photography Work Time: 2012 Autumn Location: Baekdu Mountain, Jilin Province

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RESUME

JUNDA XIANG

Personal Information

HARBIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Other Experience Exchange Student to National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Kijo Rokkaku Design Workshop Volunteer for the 9th International Symposium on Environment-Behavior Research Volunteer for the 2011 China UK Korea Conference on Architectural Design Education Delft University of Technology Parametric Design workshop

Name: Junda Xiang Gender: Male Citizen: China Address: Room 260, NO.66, Xidazhi Street, Harbin, China

2012.2 – 2012.7 2011.12 2011.12 2011. 9 2011.7

Cell Phone: +86-18045010048

Leadership

E-mail: xiangjunda@hotmail.com

Education 2009 - Prensent

Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, P.R. China Bachelor of Architecture, GPA: 3.44/4.0 RANK: 8/70 Expected Graduate Date: 2014.7

Track Team Leader of Department of Architecture Team Leader of National University Student Innovative Experiment Project Team Leader of National University Student Innovative Experiment Project Team Leader of Hop Cup 2012 International Student Competition Architectural Design

2011-2012 2010 2011 2012

Collegiate ＆ Community Activities

Awards ＆ Scholarships Honorable Mention Award, Hop Cup 2012 International Student Competition Architectural Design [published in <UED / Architecture Magazine>] 2012

2012

HIT School of Architecture Track Team (school representatives) as: team leader [Awards]: HIT Student Relay Race Competition, 3rd Place, 2011

2010 - Present

2012

HIT School of Architecture Men’ Volleyball Team (school representatives) [Awards]: HIT Student Volleyball Games Competition - Men’s group, 3rd Place, 2010 / 2012 HIT Student Volleyball Games Competition - Men’s group, The CHAMPIONSHIP, 2011

2010 - Present

Honorable Mention Award, HIT Twisty Wall Construction Competition [EXHIBITED in <HIT Twisty Wall Construction Competition Exhibition>] 2011.7 HIT, Harbin, China 2nd Prize, National University Student Innovative Experiment Project [EXHIBITED in <HIT Innovation Experiment Excellent Project Exhibition>] 2011.7 HIT, Harbin, China

2011

HIT School of Architecture Table Tennis Team (school representatives) as: one of the main players [Awards]: HIT Student Table Tennis Competition - Men's Doubles, 3rd Place, 2012

2012 - Present

1st Prize , National University Student Innovative Experiment Project, [EXHIBITED in <HIT Innovation Experiment Excellent Project Exhibition>] 2010.7 HIT, Harbin, China

2010

2010 - Present

1st Prize , People's Scholarship Feb. 2010 – Jul. 2010 2010 HIT, Harbin, China

2010

HIT School of Architecture Photography Club as: one of the main members [Awards]: HIT Student “ Autumn of Harbin” Photography Competition - 2nd Place, 2011

Computer Skills Professional Experience Intern Position: Space-Seed Design Studio, SHC Architects, Taipei, China Project: Northeast Fulong Visitor Center, New Taipei City, China Parts: Construction Documents Drawing Intern Position: 5+1 Werkhart International, Beijing, China Project: Hailar Museum of Natural History, Hulun Buir, China Parts: Elevation Design, Structure Design

2012.7 - 2012.8

2013.9 - 2013.11

3D Modeling 2D Graphics Rendering

SketchUp, Revit, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Kangoroo, Weavebird Adobe Creative Suite(PS / AI / ID), AutoCAD V-ray for Rhino / SketchUp, Neon for Rhino V5, Keyshot

Avocations Jog / Table Tennis / Volleyball / Photography

I dedicate this portfolio to my loving grandfather.

A great "Rural Architect" who passed away one year ago.

I miss him everyday.