PORTFOLIO YANG YI No. 20061638
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PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING
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RED CLIFF
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MU
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HOUSING AS SCREEN
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XINJIANG YILI RACECOURSE
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NANJING SUJIA HOTEL NO.2
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W-FLAT APARTMENT
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LESS 2017FW FASHION SHOW
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HAND-DRAWING MAPPING
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PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING Spatial Typologies Individual Work Instructed by Wang Xin Winter 2012
This project is an attempt to explored a way of architectural design starting from the study of Chinese traditional paintings. The name of this project is coming from a famous prose writing by the Six Dynasties poet Tao Yuanming. It tells of a fisherman, rowing past a blossoming peach-tree grove, who discovers a gap in a cliffside. Though it he finds his way into a paradisiacal world where the people live peacefully and happily in harmony with nature. The design is trying to create a series of spatial forms, each like an entrance to a different peach blossom spring island, which also constitutes a small world of its own, like a portrait of Utopia, seducing people who are passing by.
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Axonometric Drawing Hanging roll, Colored pencil, 25Ă—110 cm
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Plan & Elevation & Section 4
Spatial Etymology
A series of space prototypes that could be accessed from both sides was designed based on the tectonic space presented in Chinese landscape paintings.
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South Elevation Horizontal roll, Colored pencil, 23Ă—97 cm
North Elevation Horizontal roll, Colored pencil, 23Ă—97 cm
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South Axonometric Drawing Horizontal roll, Colored pencil, 27Ă—97 cm
North Axonometric Drawing Horizontal roll, Colored pencil, 27Ă—97 cm
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RED CLIFF Tea House Individual Work Instructed by Wang Xin Summer 2012
This project is inspired by a bamboo pen holder from the Ming Dynasty. In the traditional Chinese study literary utensils, a small ornament often condenses the singular thoughts of the literati and the immersion of the ideal world. It also completes the narrative of space and story, and the form implies the frame of consciousness in the architectural consciousness. The design intended to freeze the moment when a red houseboat was about to fly out of the water. It was an attempt to transform traditional culture into a contemporary architecture expression.
Publication-Book Cover An Architecture Towards Shanshui, Wang Xin, 2015
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1. Boat 2. Cliff 3. Water 4. Deep Space 5. Pine Tree 6. Shallow Space
Spatial Analysis Bamboo Pen Holder Ming Dynasty
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Plan & Elevation & Section
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Model Photos
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Plan Drawings Colored Pencil, 23×40 cm
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MU Commercial Complex Quanye Alley, Hangzhou, CHINA Individual Work Instructed by Ren Tian, Huang Li Summer 2016
This project explores the relationship between materials and spatial form, trying to integrate the two sides and make architecture design more experimental. Therefore, the design is started by the research and experimentation of wood lamination, including material tests and the production of structural models. In plan, units of wooden arch units merge to a various degree to form a differentiated assembly that contains open public exhibition area, interior shopping mall, separate studios, and other event rooms. In section, the alteration of vertical components creates three different types of spatial types.
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Model Photos
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Wood Lamination Experiment
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Glass Wool Fiber Rubber
Wood
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Spatial Configuration Diagram
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Grid-System Array
Spatial Stratagizing
1st Floor
2nd Floor
Final Modification
Light Well
3rd Floor
Terrace & Swimming Pool
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1st Floor 22
2nd Floor
3rd Floor 23
Sectional Diagrams
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The functional layout of the building is gradually changed from the first floor to the third floor, and from public to private. The arched outdoor space can be used as a venue for public events on the ground floor. On the second floor there is horizontal open space for commercial activities, and on the third floor there are private studios.
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Sectional Rendering
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1. Exterior Wall
6. Floor
1.1. Wood Anticorrosive Paint 1.2. Wood Laminate 1.3. Ventilation Layer 1.4. Waterproofing Membrane
6.1. Wood Flooring 6.2. Mortar 6.3. Concrete Slab 6.4. Deck Plate
2. Interior Wall
7. Ceiling
2.1. Glass Wool 2.2. Plasterboard 2.3. Wood Laminate 2.4. Flame-resistant Paint
7.1. Steel Suspender 7.2. Steel Keel 7.3. Plasterboard
3. Floor 3.1. Wood Flooring 3.2. Troweled Mortar 3.3. Dust-proof Coating 3.4. Rigid Insulatin Foam
4. Foundation 4.1. Concrete Slab 4.2. Leveling Concrete 4.3. Crushed Stone
5. Triple Glazing 5.1. Laminated Glass 5.2. Toughened Glass 5.3. Glass in Frame
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7.4. Paint Finish
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HOUSING AS SCREENS Spatial Typologies Individual Work Instructed by Wang Xin Winter 2012
This project is intended to create a housing form that fully combines landscape and can promote the occurrence of household activities. Extreme restrictions on the depth of the building, allowing the landscape and sunlight to fully integrate into the interior. The distribution of various functions is mainly spread in the vertical direction. The traffic that connected each residential area is connected through the polygon transformation provided in between striped housing complex including public service features and infrastructures.
Traffic Circulation
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Exploded Axonometric Drawing
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Sectional Rendering
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Roof Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
Fourth Floor Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
Third Floor Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
Second Floor Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
First Floor Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
Ground Floor Plan House Area Landscape Public Area Traffic Area
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Model Photos
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Detailed Section
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XINJIANG YILI RACECOURSE TAO | Trace Architecture Office Intern Architect Racecourse & Clubhouse Beijing, CHINA Summer 2015
In this project I constructed the drawings of wood node and used a mixture of gypsum and sand to create a sculptural model with carving techniques and brushes, responding to the geographical characteristics of the project site.
Model Photo 1:50
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Model Photo 1:1000 Plaster & Sand
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NANJING SUJIA HOTEL NO.2 NATURALBUILD Architect Clubhouse & Hotel Nanjing, Jiangsu, CHINA Winter 2019
In this project, I was involved in the analysis of the relationship between building from and site by constructing scale models in various phases. I also drew technical drawings from site analysis to schematic design to design development.
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剖面 SECTION
顺应丘陵地形的平缓高差，错层空间使得各空间之间形成互动关系。
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W-FLAT APARTMENT NATURALBUILD Architect House Renovation Shanghai, CHINA Spring 2019
In this project, I was fully involved in schematic design to construction documents as the main designer with another colleague and cooperated with brand suppliers including air conditioning systems, fire protection systems, water supply and drainage systems.
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设计说明 INTRODUCTION
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SECTION 1-1
所有尺寸均依据现有建筑图纸进行标注 所有尺寸均需根据现场情况调整
All dimensions according to existing construction draw All dimensions need to be verified on site
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多孔砖
钢筋混凝土
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SECTION 2-2
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SECTION 3-3
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图纸变更记录 DRAWING MODIFICATION
Reinforced Boom Main Keel
Secondary Keel
9.5cm Waterproof Gypsum Board 9.5cm Mineral Wool Sound-absorbing Board
Blackout Curtains
Wood Board Wooden Keel Concrete Wire Mesh Staple
Carbon Fiber Heating Cable
Specular Reflection Film
100mm Thermal Insulation 40mm Cement Mortar Layer
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LESS 17FW FASHION SHOW JNBY Chief Designer Curation & Stage Design Hangzhou, Zhejiang, CHINA Fall 2016
I worked as the chief space designer for Less 2017FW Fashion Show in JNBY. I created a 3D clothing display space by cutting and bending wooden boards. The set design of the show stage was an animated image recording displaying dramatic light and shadow effect rendered as a piece of deformed metal.
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Show Stage & Showroom Photos
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HAND-DRAWING MAPPING Vernacular Architecture Yang Keng Village, Quzhou, Zhejiang, CHINA In collaboration with Liu Yaojian Spring 2014
Yang Keng Village is located in the southern mountainous area of Quzhou City. Most of the existing houses were built with mud-wood and brick-wood structure, and a small number of modern houses with brick-concrete structures. In this mapping project, I drew sketch paintings instead of digital graphics. Thus I was enabled to vividly record the real-life details of the residents.
Living Room Detail
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Pencil Sketches
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Pencil Sketch
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