Identity

Jin versus the world of

Identity decay and rejuvenation

IDENTITY

Reflection of the society and environment of its time. A physical manisfestiation 。

REJUVENATION

We live in a time of renaissance… cities are coming back to life, after a long neglect.

Daniel Libeskind

ARCHITECTURE

I’ve always felt that the most important thing is finding a way of escaping the framework or aesthetic consciousness with which I am burdened.

Arata Isozaki

CO-EXIST Buildings should be good neighbours.

Paul Thiry

Moshe Safdie

I JURONG ENTERTAINMENT TIONG BAHRU SMALL OFFICE HOME OFFICE EPPING MEDIUM DENSITY HOUSING BALLARAT MUSEUM CASTLEMAINE VISITOR’S CENTRE Design influence by modularity and relationship that is contextual envision myself making a change, but with what identity? and what is her identity?

Swamp

Fishing village

Public Housing

Entertainment

Drive in Cinema

Modernization

Making a change, at the same time, looking back through the history and identity.

To create architecture that reflect the change of time, through regeneration and rejunvenation

Industralization

Decay

Stagnant

Gem

glass lightbox

rain curtain

Rejuvenation Create 創 Understand 悟 Emulate 臨摹 Observe 觀 Balance 平整 Proportional 匀称 Harmony 协调 Flexibility 变化

Studio Residence Workshop Exhibition

Co-exist between cultures, history, the old and the future through the museum and the link metaphorically

MIXING CHAMBERS OF BALLARAT

The Mixing Chambers of Ballarat represent the commuity of Ballarat, onewith a mixture of cultures and identity. Besides creating an urban link from Camp Street to Cattan Street, the building encourages participation in the other facilities available. The cafĂŠ will prove to be a hit for the lunch time crowds, while the studios can be utilize for lessons and seminars. The museum will attract the history buffs, while the theatre can hold communal screenings. The plaza function as a great meeting place, while the urban stairs will be a good viewing platform over Lower Ballarat flats.

The Mixing Chambers of Ballarat, where bonds will be fostered and strengthened.

The changing of time, the mixing of the old and the new. History of Ballarat manifest itself as the building blocks of their time.

segregation

unification

integration

The Journey from the beggining to then transcend through time and history, lifting and lowering you down in a maze of relics and artefacts. Every user will also be able to harness the panaromic views of lower Ballarat through this winding path.

Plaza space

Main artifact display Main Gallery

Interactive corner Museum entrance

AudioViz Urban Stairs entrance Museum/Bar exit

Studios

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FUTURE PRESENT PAST

EDUCATE SOCIAL HISTORY

Theatre

SHRINE OF REMEMBRANCE VISTIOR CENTRE

ARM MELBOURNE 2004

OLD

Entry

Exit

Admin/gallery

Garden looking up to shrine

new entrance courtyard

new entry to Shrine

NEW

Wall of medals

Entry Courtyard Admin

Gallery

Shrine

Garden

Garden reflecting courtyard

5 audioviz

interactivity

4 reception

3 mining cart

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lifestyles

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golden nugget

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7 main gallery

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CESTAR

Centre D’Etudes Scientifques des Techniques Agrioles et Rurales

Qdile Decq / Benoit Cornette ARAS 1993

Establishing relationship in context through Hybridization in Medium Density Housing Live Work Play

THE KNOWLEDGE CORRIDOR OF EPPING

Commute

Communication

Community

A direct, clear access is at the forefront while also maintain a level of privacy for residences. The extension of the the streetscape from High St to Wedge St is important in activating not only the development, but also the area. These will be also be aided by the different housing typology within the infrastructure namely, The Office Duplexes, The Teaching Lofts and the Retail Lofts.

These composite Lofts are strategically arranged for varying degree of privacy and accessibility.

The increase in diversity also brings about a new group of differently skilled professionals. They can specialise in a variety of subjects ranging from medical, languages, arts, math, sciences or even sports.

They will form an inter-dependant relationship within the development, minimizing transport time. The communication within the social fabric will be the catalyst, the Knowledge Corridor of Epping.

PROPOSED LIFESTYLE FATHER MOTHER TEEN CHILD

WORK COLLEGE

CURRENT LIFESTYLE FATHER MOTHER TEEN CHILD

YERBA BUENA LOFT STANLEY SAITOWITZ SAN FRANCISCO 2004

Shipley Street

Folsom Street

200 LOFT HOMES 59-130 sqm height 5m 10 stories City Affordable Housing Programme

Section - transition - vehicular and pedestrian

Singapore Public Housing

Heals

Cultural Diversity -

Aid Adjusting to life in a new area and embracing the differences

Teaches

Diverse community events

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Epping

Casa D'Abruzzo Club 2.2km

Heals

Trains

Epping Community Activity Centre 2.5Km

The Heritage Bar and Grill

Epping Squash and Fitness Centre Epping Plaza Hotel

Leisure City

Epping Memorial Hall

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South Morang Community Centre

Library

Library

Trains Teaches

Christmas

Mid Autumn Festival La Festa Di San Padre Pio

Introduction to Italian Family History

Lalor

Public Art and Heritage Tour

Easter Diversity Bus Tour

South Morang

Cultural Diversity Week

outdoor

Chinese New Year

Tours

Australian Day

indoor/outdoor

Multicultural Cinema - Filipino

Festival Celebrations

Multicultural Cinema - Chinese/Mandrain Multicultural Cinema -Indian

indoor

Italian Night at Mill Park Libary

Ethnic Movie Screen

Welcome Expo

Welcome Expo indoor

Symbiosis between Live and Work

The rotated arrangement of the units allow privacy for more personal spaces facing the other direction Shopfront

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Connecting and bridging with accessibility as the anchor

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Addition of layers

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Lifting and inserting the community areas

Private residences

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Bridging to connect

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Residences Access Core Access Corridor

2 Office Duplex

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Residences Access Core Community Access Core

Residence Corner

Teaching Lofts Multi Purpose room

Open Community Deck Playground Community Class rooms and Offices Restaurant

Cinema

Gym Retail Lofts

Civic Decks

Amphitheatre Meeting Point Grocer Bike parking Underground Parking

Cafe

Sunken Garden

Retail Lofts Music Room

Residences wing core (1) Knowledge wing core (2)

OFFICE

DUPLEX

OFFICE

DUPLEX

EDU

RESIDENCE DECK

LOFTS

EDU

LOFTS

PLAYGROUND

RESTAURANT GROCER

COMMUNITY DECK OUTDOOR GYM

CINEMA

CLASSROOMS

RETAIL

LOFTS BIKE CARPARK

Community centre core (3)

BUS STOP

CAFE MUSIC ROOMS

COURTYARD GARDEN

CARPARK

AMPHITHEATRE

Community in Diversity

Retail Loft

Learning Loft

Office Loft

Community. Connection

Scars of History,time and nature through the scope of the visitor gallery

COURTYARD AT CASTLEMAINE

Reservoir The Courtyard idea is based on two interlocking L shape buildings, staggered to craft the unique threshold and recreate the narrow deep trenches of mining. This is also a reflection of the human taking over nature and nature taking over again phenomenon. The resulting scars of the earth being amplified. The courtyard thus represent the human intervention that is now contain. The congregation of programs now also enables minimal impact to the current environment.

Openings are strategically placed to allow visitors to glance and look over the landmarks around the area, such as the Garfield Wheel and the reservoir.

This project also includes basic living quarters placed a stone throw away from the main courtyard.

Garfield Wheel

OMA

BOURDEUX HOUSE OMA / REM KOOLHAAS FRANCE House

Aalto

In collaboration with Aaron and Sunny The reimagination of cyberjaya The algae, the data storage, the incubation

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