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Product Distribution
Varies kinds of veggie and fruit are distributed in different levels of the market according to their sunlight and soil need. The red ribbons indicated the entrance on diverse levels, making this market have different access to dissimilar city levels. MARKET DESIGN
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Producing & Purchasing Verdant Market will produce fruit and vegetable by hydroponic system and natural sunlight. In this whole system, there will be three producing areas to make sure this neighborhood could be self-sufficient. People will come in to purchase what they need. The form of market is quite flexible and cater for different seasons and different products.
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Fish Pond & Fruit Picking There is a fish market that connect to housing. Verdant Market will use the waste of dead fish to become fertilizer. Residents can also participate in the market fruit picking zone by picking fruit themselves at some certain time of the year.
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Vertical City
In this project, the whole group was working on future vertical city. Each of us chose a typology and place them together to make this city function well. The position and city structure is the negotiation result of the whole group.
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City Model
Anticipants: DAVID YUKIO KAGAWA FENGYI ZHOU HARRISON COLE KAROLINA BOUROU JONATHAN IZEN
Office Housing Prison Deli Street
ILLIJANA SOLDAN JENNIFER FANG MELODY SIU WENZHAO ZHANG YANA ZHOU ZHAN XU
Factory Police Office Park Theater Market Train Station
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Green Facade & Street Fair
The relationship between street fair and main market is like what blood vessels to artery. In human body, artery couldn’t reach the whole body, thus blood vessels could transport the nutrient to all parts. Street fair could transport vegetables and fruit to the whole city, especially those part don’t have easy access. And green façade could also make use of those leftover space to grow.
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Group Model
Theater
Market
Streets Market is an important place that linked with the whole city’s currency cycle. It is the exact place where people spend their money and get their everyday necessities. Citizens get paid from the office and then go to the market to obtain materials for dinner. The profit will go the factories to fabricate more hydroponic system, lighting operation and maintenance. Some of the raw materials will go direct to the deli to produce prepared food. Streets and parks will provide the place for weekly fair. The whole currency cycle could happen within this city, making it always a nearly static place. Money spend on market will return to citizens in the form of convenience and healthy life.
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PEDESTRAIN SYSTEM DESIGN
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Map of Old Wuhan
Japanese Concession German Concession
French Concession Russian Concession British Concession
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Concession Timeline
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Current British Concession
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Jianghan Pedestrain
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NODE 2
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NODE 3
PEDESTRAIN SYSTEM DESIGN
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OLD TOWN RENOVATION DESIGN
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The activities of residents in this old town area are quite diverse and interesting. The study of daily activity in this area could help the design of this community center by applying those basic elements in the design.
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Reception & Library
The reception and library are two main parts in this community center. They are on different levels of the floor. Making use of the slope altitude, different entrance could perform different functions.
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OLD TOWN RENOVATION DESIGN
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Perspective Analysis
Observing from the outside, the zig-zag shaped slope could function both the roof for the interior and walk path for exterior. Make connection to different people that live under the slope and up the slope. The community center could also become a tourist destination for its unique appearance.
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OLD TOWN RENOVATION DESIGN
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General Birdview
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MUSEUM DESIGN
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Curatorial Plan
The logic of curatorial is to add culture influence and interference in the design. The whole museum is about European Decorative of Art and how it got influenced by other kinds of art in different time periods. The plan indicates that different layers of art exert their culture influence on the inner layer of European Decorative of Art. 47 I
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Exhibitions in Section In the section, the relationship between exhibition and space could clearly be illustrated. The centered elevator not only could be performed as linkage through different levels but could also function as a quick guide to varies zone in the museum.
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Historical Node 1 —— Chinese porcelain influence on Medici
Historical Node 2W Egyptian Revivial Style in France
Historical Node 3 —— Japonisme on Art & Craft Movement 51 I
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European Timeline in Wrap
The timeline is wrapped into a circle and has marked different culture influence. It origins from the ancient Greek and Roman influence on Italy and to the nineteenth century Arts and Crafts Movement, then to the latest exhibition in twenty-first century. The shape of circle indicate that history timeline is an infinite object, it doesn’t have an end.
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Section Perspective
The use of concentric circles could indicate the culture influence and interference. Those different layers of wall can display how European decorative of art absorb and take in other cultures themes. The play of wall represent how history could show in the form of architecture and how they influence each other. It emphasis that history is not separate or defined by regions, actually they have relationships. In the center, there are ramps and transparent elevator that can form some vertical connections and lead the visitors to glance over the whole exhibition.
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CONTAINER STUDIO DESIGN
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FROM LIVING TO COMMERCIAL
HIGH RISE BUILDINGING DESIGN
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FROM LIVING TO COMMERCIAL
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KROON HALL ANALYSIS
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ANATOMY OF ARCHITECTURE
ANATOMY OF ARCHITECTURE Tech Course at GSAPP Instructor: Jay Hibbs
STRUCTURE SYSTEM HVAC SYSTEM ENVELOPE
Site & Location Kroon Hall is located in New Haven, Connecticut at Yale University and it covers a site area of approximately 130,433 square feet. A 1913 brownstone building was located on site,it was the long-defunct gas-fired PiersonSage Power Plant. The School of Forestry and Environmental Studies (FES) goals not only wanted to transform the site into their new low-carbon home, to create a model to inspire sustainability practices, all the while fitting in with its NeoGothic neighbors. And not only be sustainable, but to demonstrate through its design how a building design of a 100-year lifespan can operate on nearly 60% fewer resources than other buildings around campus. Building connectivity and integration with existing facilities was an important consideration. Its siting not only provides a thoughtful orientation that helped to optimize the passive sustainable measures part of the project but also provide the opportunity to create courtyards in between the new buildings and the existing ones. Kroon Hall includes offices for faculty, classrooms, a library and study center, an auditorium and a student lounge; it occupays a building area of approximately 68,800 square feet in a 4-level structure.The architectural team arranged the structure’s 218-foot length to harvest winter sun and daylight, while the wood louvers and the narrow 57-foot width cut summer heat again.
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OTHER WORKS
OTHER WORKS
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YANA ZHOU
EDUCATION Columbia University in the City of New York
2016-2017
New York
M.S.AAD, Graduate School of Archietecutre, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), Expected graduation: May 1st, 2017
CONTACT
Huazhong University of Science & Technology
Tel: 917-655-5150
Wuhan, China B.Arch, School of Architecture and Urban Planning
Email: yana_zhou@outlook.com
Awards:
Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ yana-zhou Address: 539 West 112th Street Apt: 3D 10025 NY
Issuu:http://issuu.com/yana1108/docs/columbia_portfolio
2011-2016
2015
National College Architecture Major Excellent Work PROJECT: Zig-Zag Old Town Renovation Design
2013,2014
Excellent Study Scholarship
2012
Top 100 Merit Student Award
WORK EXPERIENCE ABSOLUTE ARCHITECTURE PC, Chicago
7/2014—9/2014
Intern Designer(Supervisor: James Kapche)
SKILLS
Project: Eden (Public Building for disabled people), Chicago Made a 1"=8' studying model of sanctuary Eden Drew construction drawings with AutoCAD of details for stairs and windowsills Built and rendered the precise digital Rhino model (including interior) of Eden Investigated and lived in a former finished sanctuary to learned about its operational mode
Photoshop
Hubei Forestry Exploration and Design Institute, Wuhan
Autocad
Asistant Designer Project 1: Gate of Three Gorges Dam Theme Park, Yichang
Illustrator
6/2013—9/2013
Built two conceptual models of the gate of Three Gorges Dam Public Park in Rhino and present them to the local government Investigated the local geology and hydrology surroudings and took records
Indesign
Project 2: Dormitory of Wuhan Landscape Architecture School, Wuhan
Rhinoceros
Drew and collaborated construction drawings with AutoCAD of details of doors and windowsills Arranged all the drafts and construction drawings in Microsoft Powerpoint and presented
QGIS
Designed the surrounding landscape of dormitory
Central Southern Architectural Design Institute, Wuhan
Sketchup
Intern Designer Project: Office Building of Huangshi Oil Field, Huangshi
Grasshopper
7/2012—9/2012
Designed three concept drafts for the Office of Huangshi Oil Field within a three people group Built and rendered the digital model in Rhino of Office building
V-Ray for Rhino V-Ray for Sketchup
WORKSHOPS
Model Making Microsoft Office Suite
LANGUAGES English
Fluent
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Native
RESUME
Investigation and Presevation of St. Joseph Church
2015
2014 AA School Workshop in Chengdu
2014
CN-UK Design& Planning workshop
2013
Organized by Huazhong University of Science and Technology Participant, measuring and draw AutoCAD of ancient church and surroundings.
Organized by Southwest University and AA School Participant, Hotwire foam cutting
Organized by Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Oxford Brookes University
March 7, 2017 in Bilbao, Spain