YANG LIU PORTFOLIO

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PORTFOLIO

YANG LIU


CONTENTS

Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.

Charles Mingus


INTERMODAL Transit Hub

Improving the transfer environment at the li shui bridge transportationnode in beijing

METROpolis 2030

Northgate Transit Oriented Development, Seattle

HiPerMod Classroom

The Center for Energy and Urban Ecology, Magnuson Park, Seattle

Wasteland REVITALIZATION

Woniu industrial park & museum of coal mining, xuzhou, china

CLIMBING Tree

Sight-viewing platform, xuzhou, china

FITS well

Belltown community fitness and wellness center, seattle


INTERMODAL Transit Hub

IMPROVING THE TRANSFER ENVIRONMENT AT THE LI SHUI BRIDGE TRANSPORTATION NODE IN BEIJING

M.Arch Thesis I Spring-Fall 2011 I Committee: Brian McLaren I Gundula Proksch

Beijing has become the most important

transportation hub in China. As larger and larger population moved into the capital city, together with an enormous car growth, traffic congestion becomes a severe problem for today’s Beijing. Encouraging use of public transportation is considered as the ultimate solution. Yet the city’s transportation system and infrastructures leave much to be desired.

Undesirable transfer experience

becomes the most influential factor that impedes people from choosing public transit. Through design of a new intermodal transit hub for the Li Shui Bridge Station, the goal of this thesis is to explore

architectural solutions to provide efficient and seamless transfer between different transportation modes, comfortable experience with other amenities during transfer, and finally, a lively sustainable public place to benefit the neighborhood. The design concept of a climbing green “spiral” is indicated by the two existing subway structures. The at-grade structure of Line 5 and the elevated structure of Line 13 form a perpendicular spatial relationship and tendency of “climbing”. A spiral of shops and other amenities is merging into the lower station, together with a large green park at the spiral roof to benefit not only the commuters, but also the surrounding community.

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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION NODES

INTERMODAL TRANSFER BUS

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I can transfer between different modes of transit means easily, smoothly and fast.There are plenty of p&r, bicycle parking spaces integrated in... The experience in the station isn’t a nightmare anylonger. The flow is divided to “fast’ and “slow” lanes based on users’ actual needs.

The transportation node is a mess, boring and unpleasent. I won’t be there except when I have to...

The node is a real place, which isn’t only about transporation, but a place we are proud of. It’s interesting, it worth a journey...

VISIONS

PROBLEMS

It’s like everyday wars to fight with so many people to get on the bus/subway...

BUS

BUS

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I have to walk such a long way to transfer to another line or other transit means, not to mension that there aren’t enough p&r spaces to easy my travel...

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EXISTING ACTIVITIES & PLACES + EXISTING ACTIVITIES WITH NO FORMAL SPACES + OPEN SPACE / PARK

LI SHUI BRIDGE STATION

MOVIE

GYMNASIUM

SPORTS

BOARD GAME

FARMERS’ MARKET

RESTAURANT

DINING

PARK

TEA DRINKING

PUBLIC PLAZA

KTV

CARAOKE

GROUP DATING COMMUNITY ROOM

PERFORMANCE

RIVER

OLYMPIC PARK

4TH RING ROAD

READING

SHOPPING MALL

SUBWAY LINE 13

DAYCARE

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TRANSIT PLAZA

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Ground Level

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LINE 13

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Level 2

Level 3

Level 5

View from neighborhood side


Entry view from street side

From station level entering levels above

Underground transit plaza

Secional perspective


METROpolis 2030

NORTHGATE TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT, SEATTLE

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Weaving of movement And building types

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overlay multiple levels of activities as well as movement and circulation. Ramps on the northern and southern edges of the site link the ground plane to the mezzanine level, providing connections for riders from the east with public transit services. A pedestrian bridge over I-5 connects the mezzanine to North Seattle Community College, while the mezzanine extends to Northgate Mall parking lot, providing a pedestrian path on this level. Two additional pedestrian bridges link the mezzanine to roof-level plazas serving the three housing towers.

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The concept of weaving multiple transit circulation paths and building types together is derived from several considerations. First, fully embedding the transit elements into the urban fabric provides the mixed-use environment with an integrated and distinctive character. Second, many functional elements within the project have, or could potentially have, a linear form. Configuring all program elements as dynamic, linear forms provides the project with a quality of movement and weaving. Finally, the site’s sloping contour provides an opportunity to

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Studio work I Summer 2010 I Tutor: Rick Molher I Susan Busch

Material and scale changes From west to east


SITE PLAN

Northgate Mall


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Office 147,900sf live Retail 84,400sf Housing 230,000sf live work reatail Loft units 17 work Livework units 30 Townhouse units 17 Apartment units 220 Maximum building height 140ft Total buidling area 462,300sf

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PEDESTRAIN BRIDGE

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Parking Car/Bike Share work

1st Ave

Section B-B


LIGHT RAIL 100th St

Bus Transit Center

Commercial OďŹƒces

Bus Transit Center

103rd St

Section A-A



Looking from northern edge to centual plaza

Looking from southern edge to north

Looking from light rail station

Standing on mezzanine level of pedestrian bridge


HiPerMod Classroom

THE CENTER FOR ENERGY AND URBAN ECOLOGY, MAGNUSON PARK, SEATTLE

Studio work I Winter 2010 I Tutor: Rob Pena This tectonic studio is intended to achieve a high-performance portable modular classroom prototype for the center of energy and urban ecology at Magnuson park. Meanwhile the campus design including four classrooms and a boathouse was doen before design of the classroom. The site design concept is to treat the new campus as a connection between the dry land on north and the future wet land on south of the site. By spreading the classroom on south, pupils will have more interaction with the wet land throught decks. A

path way going west and east connects the road to the waterfront. Finally the boathouse is disigned as three smaller segments covering by a big roof, allowing outdoor sheltered activities during rainy days. The classroom design starts with the basic evironmental friendly dimensions, orientation, proportion of opening sizes, and so forth. Because it is a portable classroom, it is designed as a “kit of parts�, with all structural and material elements are designed for easy truck transport.

DRY LAND

CONNECTION

WET LAND

As connection

As filter


CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

Foundation

Structure

Wall cladding Roof finish

SITE PLAN

Floor structure

Sip wall w/ windows Kalwall

Decking structure

Sip floor Porch decking

Sip roof

Decking

BOAT STORAGE

OFFICE

RESTROOM

Boat house section b-b 1’’=8’


TECTONIC ORDER

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

AGRI-BOARD ROOF 2×8 ROOF OVERHANG JOINT

METAL CEILING NORTHCLAD EF ALUMINUM PANEL SYSTEM

KALWALL SYSTEM RAINSCREEN CLIP SYSTEM WITH WOOD SIDING AGRI-BOARD WALL AGRI-BOARD WALL

2×6 WOOD DECKING PRE-FABRICATED W-BEAM & COLUMN

AGRI-BOARD FLOOR

CLERESTORY WINDOW AGRI-BOARD WALL

NORTHCLAD EF ALUMINUM PANEL SYSTEM

6×16 FLOOR BEAM

2×16 FLOOR JOINT 8×8 SQUARE CONCRETE FOOTING

2×6 DECKING JOINT

Boat house section a-a 1’’=8’


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1 PORCH 2 LEARNING SPACE 3 TEACHER’S DESK 4 WHITE BOARD 5 FOLD-DOWN TABLE/GATHERING SPACE 6 BENCH WITH STORAGE BELOW 7 CABINET/LIBRARY 8 OUTDOOR LEARNING SPACE 9 WET LAB 10 COMMUNAL LEARNING SPACE 11 WET LAND

Classroom plan

Classroom section a-a

Classroom section b-b


STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF 2×8 JOINT METAL CEILING

ALUMINUM PLATE INSULATION ALUMINUM PLATE

FLOOR JOINT 2×16 FLOOR BEAM 6×16 CONCRETE FOOTING 8’’ SQUARE

A: roof overhang detail

B: beam through window detail

C: floor beam & joint connection

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B

ROOF ASSEMBLY Standing seam metal roof Roof membrane Glavanized steel purlin Gutter Metal ceiling Agri-board roof

WALL ASSEMBLY DECKING 2×6 Decking 2×6 Joint 6’’ Square post C

Northclad EF Aluminum panel Aluminum vertical furring Air barrier Gap in furring 7/16’’ OSB 7’’ Agri-board 7/16’’ OSB Vapor barrier 1/2’’ Gypsum board


FSC LUMBER 3/4‘’ FURRING BOARD RAINSCREEN CLIP

Rainscreen clip wood facade system meets Northclad aluminum panel system @ Southwest & southeast corners

AIR SPACE AIR BARRIER

PRE-MANUFACTURED CORNER TRIM

ALUMINUM PANEL ALUMINUM VERTICAL FURRING SEALANT AND BACKER ROD

Northclad aluminum panel system meets Kalwall system @ Porch corner on north facade

NORTHCLAD EF ALUMINUM PANEL ALUMINUM VERTICAL FURRING AIR BARRIER 7/16’’ OSB 7’’ AGRI-BOARD 7/16’’ OSB 2×6 RIM JOINT

KALWALL STOREFRONT SYSTEM

FRESH AIR INTAKE FRESH AIR

AIR HANDLER

HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATOR

EXHAUST AIR RETURN AIR

BOILER + PUMPS

Mechanical ventilation system


Wasteland REVITALIZATION

WONIU INDUSTRIAL PARK & MUSEUM OF COAL MINING, XUZHOU, CHINA

Professional work I 2007 I Changjiang Studio Proposed Xuzhou Woniu Industrial Park is situated at west of Xuzhou Mining quarter, former Woniu Coal Mine. The site is at border of the city area and countryside, and it is near to the Yunlong scenic spot. It is formly the only coal mine of Xuzhou Mining Corporation that is in the city area, and it is also the main program of Xuzhou’s renewed projects. According to overall planning of Xuzhou and Jiuli quarter,this district will be changed into compositive area combining with functions of resi-

dential, commercial, recreation, and

working.

The Park composed of four functional parts can be seen as a new place intended to hold both interesting and memorial activities. Industrial buildings are mostly preserved and changed into new playground or exhibition halls, among which, three old buildings are carefully reconstructed into a seris of exhibitional spaces. Meanwhile, unique mining industrial constructions are redesigned into new landscape of Xuzhou Mining Theme Park.


Existing Road System

Greenbelt

Landscape nodes

Planned Road System

Function




FITS well

BELLTOWN COMMUNITY FITNESS AND WELLNESS CENTER, SEATTLE we

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Studio work I Spring 2010 I Tutor: Elizabeth Golden The concept of this new fitness and wellness center to make the central swimming pool as a focal point of crystal, surrounded by other means of wellness treatments, including massage, sauna, and fitness room. Each area has its own characters and color-coding for wayfiding. The site provides an opportunity

of directly linking the swimming pool deck to the P-Patch on south of the site. Also the upper levels of fitness and massage room will have a great view over Elliott Bay. The structure, HVAC, and facade systems are integrated to achieve a more comprehensive building design.

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PROGRAM / MATERIAL PROGRAM LIST

sauna/f steam/f relaxation/f shower/f steam/m sauna/m relaxation/m shower/m fitness equipment

lobby cafe kitchen gallery

reception shower/f shower/m laundromat restroom

TECTONIC ORDER

PROGRAM CATEGARY

therapy reception office office restroom massage massage massage massage juice bar kitchen juice bar kitchen

dry area

rigidly divided

transform

Carve the space intimite inward warm/cold contrast

FACADE MATERIAL

loosely divided

transform

Transparent space

INTERIOR MATERIAL

transform

glass curtain wall

public area

swimming pool whirl pool cold plunge foot warming basins juice bar juice bar changing/f changing/m

PROGRAM ARRANGEMENT

STATES OF WATER

timber shading louvers

timber wrapping color cladding

transform

public sharing welcoming

stack stone wall cladding panels

exposed concrete

Flowing space wet area

undivided

transform

undefined swimming pool as center

office office office office laundry storage custodian technical

transform

timber floor

support area

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HIGIENE CENTER ENTRANCE

MAIN ENTRANCE

kitchen changing room

sauna

PHC lobby

changing room

steam shower

laundramat kitchen

juice bar relax

lobby

mech

relax

juice bar

shower

cafe mech

kitchen

mech

open to below

mech

sun room

shower

mech

mech swimming pool

shower

sauna

steam

changing

kitchen

open to below

equipment

open to below

changing

sun room

gallery meeting room

office

fitness room

mech

office

mech reception

lobby

juice bar

storage

office

P-patch level

office

office

kitchen massage massage

office

Western level

mech massage

massage

Level 2




Three zones controled by different shafts

Mechanical shafts for active control

HVAC system concept

Ventilation, spring and autumn

Ventilation, spring and autumn

Ventilation, spring and autumn

Ventilation, summer

Ventilation, summer

Ventilation, summer

fitness

gallery

conference

mechanical


CLIMBING Tree

SIGHT-VIEWING PLATFORM, XUZHOU, CHINA

Competition I Group work with Xue Qi I 2007 This design considers trees as an inspiration. Through imitating tree’s characters of growing upwards, extending leaves, and the inner transfer system, the sightviewing platform shows a similar active mode. To achieve this form of conception, we developed the structure system constituted of two truss structures and a core cube.

Analogy with Trees Trunk: Concrete filled steel tube Composite column system; Elevators Branches: Cantilevered platforms Water: Vistors



OTHER WORKS/SKILLS

Classroom daylighting model

Green Lake Village -Physical Model for HEWITT Architects

ArchCafe - Interior design

Studio project - School of Material and Assemblies

Case study model - Tropical House

Shared space daylighting model


Rendering - Starbucks Jian Wai SOHO Beijing, China

Tectonic Case Study - Brick Facade of 290 Mulberry by SHoP Architects

Rendering / Exterior Signage & Canopy Design Study - Starbucks OCT Bay Shenzhen, China

Grasshopper - Canopy study

Design Development Palette Design - Starbucks 1891 Chongqing, China


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