K E I R A Y A N G
Z H A N G
P O R T F O L I O
A R C H I T E C T U R E G R A D U A T E / University of Sydney / Master of Architecture / S e l e c t e d Wo r k s
A r c h . K e i r a Ya n g Z h a n g E. keirayang27@hotmail.com W: keirayangzhang.com
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INDEX
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Curriculum Vitae
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Graduation Studio Macleay Museum - Old and New
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Urban Architecture Research Studio Camellia Station - Urban Plaza | A r t a n d C u l t u r e C e n t e r | G r e e n S k y Wa l k
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Digital Architecture Research Studio Redfern Station - Ag gregation
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Sustainable Architecture Research Studio Haberfield Public School - T he Pocket Spaces
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Bachelor of Design in Architecture Studio Flinders Street Station
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Contract Documentation
Darlington Centre Refurbishment - CAD Drawings 45 - 50
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Urban Island Cockatoo Island - Architectural Graphic Novel
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Professional Experience I B I G r o u p & Wo o d s B a g o t
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Object Design Re-seat - Stool Design
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Competition Blank Space - Fair y Tales 2016
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Illustration Doodle Diary
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Photography
T O W H O M I T M AY C O N C E R N
Currently, I just finished my final year in Master of Architecture degree in The University of Sydney. I did my Bachelor of Design in Architecture degree in The University of Sydney as well from 2011 to 2013. I am easy going by nature and able to get along with both work colleagues and managers, I am looking for a suitable architect position lately.
I was born in Nanjing, China, where I lived until I started my studies in the architecture in Australia. It was a great opportunity for me to experience the aesthetic, technical, social and professional aspects of architecture
Keira Yang Zhang
in Australia’s oldest university. The five years study of architecture was a fantastic journey for me and it has taught me a lot about how to concep-
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tualise designs, test assumptions, evaluate results and refine my craft. Also I understand that architecture is an integrated discipline requires not only
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excellent teamwork and individual ability, but also the courage to chase the very ideal imagination and creativity. I have also enjoyed being part of the art workshop studies within the university such as ceramics, photogra-
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chitecture, urban planning, digital architecture, architectural history and theory, construction and arts. After the five years study and two internship experiences both in Woods Bagot in Shanghai and IBI Group in Beijing, the knowledge and experience become to the inspiration and problem solving strategies in my design.
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YOURS SINCERELY, Keira Yang Zhang
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C U R R I C U L U M
TERTIARY EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
> Master of Architecture
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The University of Sydney
V I T A E
Intern - Woods Bagot, Shanghai, China Dec 2014 – Feb 2015 - Taizhou Tengda Center, Taizhou, Zhejiang, China
(2014-2015)
http://www.woodsbagot.com/project/taizhou-tengda-
> Bachelor of Design in Architecture
center-zhejiang-china
The University of Sydney
I was participating in the Design Development Phase
(2011-2013)
of this project. Working with the team helped me gain valuable experience with teamwork and also CAD programs.
COMPETITION & AWARD
> Industry Event Award Nomination, 2015
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My graduation studio project was nominated
Intern - IBI Group, Beijing, China Jan 2014 – Feb 2014
for the Architecture Graduate Exhibition Award
- Taiyue Dream Town Shopping Park, Ningbo, China
Presentation.
- Zhongdong City Plaza, Changchun, China I had an opportunity to work in a diverse range of
> Fairy Tales - Architecture Storytelling Com-
work: modifying plans, Photoshop, building Sketch-
petition,2016
Up model, preparing presentation documents.
I was fully involved in the competition with a team.
RELATED SKILLS RELATED EXPERIENCE
Systems:
> Publication
Photoshop
Mac / Windows AutoCAD
My Digital Design Studio work was included in Softwares:
the Architecture Faculty Year Book of The University of Sydney (2015)
> Websites
Rhinoceros
Revit
Sketchup
Word/ Powerpoint
Designed my personal website (2015) Http://www.keirayangzhang.com
Illustrator
Model Making
InDesign
Hand Drawing
Urban Island Illustrations (2014) Http://www.cuckootooisland.weebly.com
> Volunteer Participated in a volunteer programme with a team
INTERESTS
to experience traditional culture in Guizhou, which
- Travel - Handcraft - Photography
involved special research activities. (Organized by
- Drawing - Yoga - Badminton
PCD and GZIICD, 2012)
> Exhibition The University of Sydney Architecture Graduate Exhibition (2015 & 2013) My design was included in an exhibition (Re Seat) by Object Design students and tutors from The University of Sydney. (2011)
REFERENCES
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Mr Jeff Liu - Executive VP, IBI Group China Freda.li@ibigroup.com
> Mr Justin S. Szeremeta - Senior Associate Justin.Szeremeta@woodsbagot.com
CV
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G R A D U A T I O N
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S T U D I O
‘AT A TIME WHEN WE BOTH CRAVE AND FEEL OVERWHELMED BY INFORMATION, THE ARCHIVE CAN SEEM LIKE A MORE AUTHORITATIVE, OR SOMEHOW MORE AUTHENTIC, BODY OF INFORMATION OR OF OBJECTS BEARING VALUE AND MEANING.’
Macleay Museum Old and New
Master of Architecture Semester 2, 2015 Tutor : Genevieve Murray Coordinator: Dr François Blanciak In Par tnership With: Nan Ding
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GRADUATION STUDIO
MACLEAY MUSEUM
T he design is to propose a new addition to
existing Macleay museum that reconfigures the circulation, exhibition spaces and recreate a new archive acts as an ‘actant’. Our design started from ideology concept design by considering how to bring public to explore the archive initially was a secured space. We introduced a liner journey to lead visitors to explore the initially secured archive space by identifying the fragments of archive while visiting the permanent exhibition space.
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With the consciousness of archive, visitors follow the journey into the whole archive space. The spatial arrangement reflected the inner progressive relationship between selfconsciousness of archive and the objective archive space. With the surrounding context, by minimizing influence of Parramatta road, we designed two tunnels to the underground foyer to start the journey. We brought the old botanic garden to our design as the destination of the journey.
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GRADUATION STUDIO
Ideology Conceptual Model / Cabinet within Cabinet
W e want to show more perspectives of the archive in
an innovative way. To achieve that, we designed two interactive cabinets in both linear and parallel method of exploration. The first cabinet is about the linear exploration experiment, from the ver y first layer to the ver y inner cabinet, one contains another, you can open them one by one in the linear way. You won’t see the final image until you opened ever y drawer that one inside one another. During the process, you can not see the final image directly, but ever y single layer in this cabinet is tr ying to reveal a much richer perspective for the final thing. The secondar y exploration str ucture in our design would be the parallel way we created for the second cabinet, it would be reflected in the connection between archive and per manent, temporar y spaces. And also exists in the different access for different communities.
A N ew Way To Experi en ce A r t / Interactive Space Exploration / From Obser vation To Exploration
• Fo r c e
T he force exists in the linear exploration way has become to our main str ucture of the design. We use the force in our spatial design, the changes of the space have the certain impact on the viewers, and then the viewers have to adjust themselves to the distortion they experienced in.
• Zoom
W e use zoom as the concept to make that point that
ever y point of our existence and our vision of what is real is always a tiny piece of what really is. Getting the knowledge about the collections and archives should be a step-by-step process.
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IDEOLOGY
Cabinet No.1
LINEAR EXPLORATION
PARALLEL EXPLORATION
Cabinet No.2
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GRADUATION STUDIO
/ Site Features / Histor y
“ LIGHT, SOUND, COLOUR, MONEY, TIME, EARTH, RUBBLE, POLITICS, CULTURE, PEOPLE, THE SEASONS, AND THE ARCHIVE “
• Botanic Garden According to the historical reasons from the site analysis, the existing backyard of the museum has the rich soil and it is really suitable for growing plants. We took the natural resources, refresh and develop the nature environment with great potentials, highlight it and make the botanic garden as a destination of the whole exhibition journey to release.
• R e t a i n i n g Wa l l Ar undel Street is the original alignment of Par ramatta Road, In the 1880s it was decided to make a cutting next to Ar undel Street, and re-route Par ramatta Road through the cutting. In 1968, as a result of injuries to students, a footbridge was built across the cutting connecting Ar undel Street to Sydney University. The stone retaining wall and steps, iron palisade fence and sandstone kerb along Par ramatta Road. It is an excellent example of a retaining wall and stone course work.
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SITE ANALYSIS
Site Analysis
USYD & Parramatta Road Development Sketch
USYD & Parramatta Road Section Sketch
33 ° 53’ 06. 38” S
151 ° 11’ 20. 38” E
Site Location
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Final Design
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Exhibition Guide
Plan | Underground Tunnels Level
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AXO DIAGRAM | PLAN | PHYSICAL MODEL
Plan | Level One | Sunken Garden Level
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FOYER | Journey Start !
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FIRST CABINET | University First Collection
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NATURE SCIENCE | Macleay Family Brought Huge Amount Of Nature Science Collection From European
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MIND AND BODY | Ethnography / Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island Collection / Pacific Islander Collection / Fiji
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ART COLLECTION | Aboriginal Art
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ART COLLECTION | European Art
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NARROW STAIRCASE | Enjoy The Repetition Of Long Staircase.
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ARCHIVE | Experience The Amazing Archive !
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CORRIDOR | Bridge Between Old and New
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TEMPORARY EXHIBITION | Translucent
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TEMPORARY EXHIBITION | Glass House
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TEMPORARY EXHIBITION | Water Feature
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BOTANIC GARDEN | Destination !
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LOBBY | Shop Souvenirs !
Openable Sectional Model
Floor Plans
Plan | Level Two | Existing Bridge Level
Plan | Level Three | New Bridge Level
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GRADUATION STUDIO
East Lawn Main Entrance
M Study Area
Neighbourhood
Lobby Foyer / Reception / Clock Room
Parramatta Road
Per Exhib
Sunken Garden
Arundel Street Entrance
cafe Water Feature Library
Quadrangle
Science Road
Macleay Museum Existing Building Function/ Education Entrance
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SECTIONS
Eastern Lawn Main Entrance
Lecture Theater Entrance
Macleay Museum
Edgeworth David Building
Existing Building
rmanent bition Space
Semi- temporary Archive Circulation
Bathrooms Circulation
Offices Permanent Exhibition Space
Loading Dock
Section | Facing Science Road | Cut Through Eastern Lawn Entrance to Existing Building
Science Road
Macleay Museum Existing Building Lobby Foyer / Reception / Clock Room
Quadrangle
Study Area
Section | Facing East | Cut Through the Tunnel under Parramatta Street
Macleay Museum
Parramatta Road
New Addition
Footbridge
Arundel Street Entrance
Neighbourhood
Elevation | Facing West | Cut in Front of the Eastern Facade
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PROJECT IMAGE
ARCHIVE The Inner Cabinet
The archive is one of featured space in our design; a fascinating treasure house of University’s collections. From bottom level to the top level, the glass of the display window changes from translucent to transparent, and the back opening of the selected display box becomes big ger. Zoom in and out in the spatial ar rangement is mainly reflected in the experience in the per manent exhibition space and archive space. The relationship between per manent exhibition space and archive space is like a progressive str ucture. The per manent exhibition space changed from nar row to open and broad, from the ver y bottom level to the top. The conversation between per manent exhibition space and archive space is also getting more and more. The viewers could see a big ger picture of the archive when they get to the upper level.
New Entrance
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1. Eastern Lawn 2. Spiral Staircase 3. Underground Courtyard 7. Eastern Lawn Entrance Section Permanent Exhibition Area 4. Entrance of Archive & Bridge to the New 6. Library New Addition 5. Temporary Exhibition Space and Green Box Archive 8. Archive with the Exclusive Cable Car 9. Archive Axo Diagram / Repeated Staircase with Changing Views of Archive on different Level / Different Transparency and Scale of Display Windows
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GRADUATION STUDIO
The Destination Above: The Sunken Botanic Garden Perspective Bottom: Technological Strategy Diagram
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PROJECT IMAGE
The New Addition - Temporary Exhibition Space
The new addition to the Macleay Museum is designed as a sustainable building and it takes the modern minimalist style. The atmosphere in the new addition, which contains the temporar y exhibition, for ms a striking contrast to the existing building, which is quite classical and intricate. The luminous affect is created through a selfsupporting envelope of singled frosted glass panels that for m a deep lighting system, bringing natural light into the galler y space inside in var ying lighting conditions. Lighting within the cavity between floors registers the shadowy concrete galler y spaces on the exterior. The outer hanging glass and inner layers of glass operate as a light cavity, allowing indirect daylight into the interior spaces of the museum while doubling as a lighting system by night.
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GRADUATION STUDIO
Materials: Plywood | Basswood | Birchwood Paper | Pine Wood Polypropylene | Perspex
The Physical Models Above: Sectional Model Bottom: Site Model
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MODEL
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Camellia Station U r b a n P l a z a | A r t a n d C u l t u r e C e n t r e | G r e e n S k y Wa l k
R E S E A R C H
S T U D I O
Master of Architecture | Semester 1, 2015 | Tutor : T hier r y Lacoste C o o r d i n a t o r : D r F r a n ç o i s B l a n c i a k | I n d i v i d u a l Wo r k
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Project Statement
Project Narrative
The fundamental idea of the design is to develop a new integrated town space that connects the movements of the town and the landscape. The proposal connects the transportation, nature, town infrastructures, new art and culture centre, green sky-walk and new urban plaza as one united whole.
The site is Camellia, which is a suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. Camellia is located 23 kilometres west of the Sydney central business district in the local government area of the City of Parramatta.
The project aims to project a novel mode of urbanism that is framed by a productive ecology and integrates a more systematic proposal for a time based dynamic urbanization process.
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MASTER PLAN
The border of the peninsula is vulnerable to some flooding threat, so I pushed in the water into the urban plaza and the inter-modal station, it also brought in the river view and became more accessible to get ferry from the other transportations.
URBAN ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH STUDIO
Furthermore, the site is a predominantly industrial site and presents little public as well as ecological value. By reconsidering the nature of the site’s utility as well as reframing the urban system in relation to its dynamic urban atmosphere. The major linear green infrastructural spine, which is only served for public transportation will be built to unit the urban social and creative activities, and expend the continuity of the green from the riverside. Besides, the green sky-walk through each major urban destination and the green roof strategies will also be applied in along the major spine.
The urban project is situated in close relationship between landscape and urban design. In other words, the site presents an opportunity for integrating the infrastructure, the creative destinations, and the existing and new green.
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Design Principle ITY BLOCKS - Plan and Axo View
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M ixed - u se b u ild in g alon g th e g reen spine
Bloc k of industria l buildings a nd offic e s
Mi xed - u se b u i ld in g al o n g t h e g r een sp in e
B lo c k o f in d u s t r i a l bu i l di n gs an d o ffic es
Mid d le- rise R esid en tial z on e
Sm a ll-sc a led Re sidentia l zone
Mi d d le- r ise r esi d en t ial zo n e
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Design a new urban grid, extend the street lines from the surrounding neighbourhoods and divide the grids on the peninsula evenly.
Create an infrastructural green spine go through the whole site from the location of the inter-modal of the station, tram and bus stop and the wharf to the eastern.
Divide the blocks depending on the change of density, have different scale of small grids in each basic street.
Build buildings in different scales and heights of each street block and make the change gradually from the central infrastructural spine.
Abov e Building
P lu g in t o B u il d i n g
Make a T u r n
The sky-walk provides a new mode of travelling around the city without touching the ground or waiting for the traffic light.
Passengers can go through one building to another more convenient and under the cover of the bridge. From gallery to shopping centre, from office tower to recreation centre…
Having different composition depending on the different typologies and functions, therefore create the diversity of different layers.
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Different layers of the sky bridge are containers for diverse activities such as temporary markets, refreshments, and art exhibition. The sequence of diverse building scale and connections introduce a rich, comfortable and continuous experience.
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DESIGN STRATEGY
Final Design
Green sky walk
Tram line Urban sky bridge
Bus and tram station
Train line
Wharf Ferry line
Tunnel to train station Bus line 20 m
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Axonometric Site Plan
Private car line
Floor Plans CAMELLIA STATION
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Art and culture centre
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PROJECT IMAGE | SECTION | EXPLODED AXO
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MAJOR PROJECT Camellia Peninsula of Creativity The Art and culture centre will be surrounded by office, retail, residential spaces and major camellia new creative destinations. Having the water featured plaza in the centre, another sunken plaza underneath; the train station is underground and covered by the art and culture centre; a tunnel connects the riverside and inner underground space; green sky-walk is growing from the end of the gallery bridge of the centre… The design stayed in linear manner with the looping concept, which expands to the continuity and integration of the interior and exterior space. 9.
Project Renders 1. Northern Entrance 2. Southern Entrance 3. Water Featured Urban Plaza 4. Walkable Roof 5. Open Library 6. Sunken Plaza 7. South - North Section 8. West - East Section 9. Exploded Axonometric Diagram
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03 Redfern Station Aggregation
Master of Architecture Semester 2, 2014 Tutor : Rob Beson Coordinator: Dr Dagmar Reinhardt In Par tnership With: Shiyang He
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A R C H I T E C T U R E
Project Statement
The aim of this project is to create a alternative and creative roof structure and new pathways based on emergence, bridging the disparity between socio economic zones of the metropolis of Sydney Redfern. And it is not only a roof, it is a speculation of unique apertures that could possibly aiming to change people’s perception of an ordinary station. To transform the station into a spectacular volume that awaken senses. Our approach for this semester studio has gone through several disciplines and research areas into research of tensegrity, voronoi and aggregation.
Instead of finding a firm structure, we are looking at the architecture that could be defined by natural behaviour and formation. So for our major investment and exploration for the final project, it is an alternative roof structure made up by millions of aggregated modules. We call it a FLOCK. We’ve been exploring through material logic and constrains, design and evaluation of the flexibility of aggregate module structures, computing aided design to fully understand the system. Throughout the experiment of control variations in specific condition, we observing and investigating the aggregate module instead of defining a finite form. Aggregate architecture suggests a design paradigm of productive forms of de- and re stabilisation.
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DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH STUDIO
Flock
Form Finding
Materiality
Digital Model Diagrams
Analogue Performance
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PERFORMANCE EXPERIMENT
Context Planning
MAYA Simulation
Physical Model
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DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH STUDIO
Column Idea: In Same Language SPRAY CONCRETE PREFABRICATED AND TRANSFER TO SITE BOLTED ONTO THE GROUND
Modules set on the ground(bolted onto the ground). Dropping modules till they settled using robot machine. Spray concrete for the bottom part to further settled the modules and leave the top part flexible to later put on site and easy to juxtapose into other modules. Functioning as columns on site to hold
Digital Model Realization
Section Perspective of Main Concourse
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CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
Final Design
Construction Process On Site
1 Concourse and stair case finished before hand
4 Modules gradually form the ring shape
2 Build steel column support system beneath concourse
5 Till every module is settled and connected
3 Crane put modules onto the support system
6 Remove the frameworks
Structural Diagram
The measure of the area between the contact surfaces of modules
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DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH STUDIO
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PROJECT IMAGE | SECTION | MODEL
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Project Renders 1. Underneath the Concourse 2. New Proposed Concourse with Glass Panels on Both Sides and Top Sections 3. East - West Section 4. North - South Section Model Images 5. Platform Modules Detail 6. Shadow Pattern of Roof Modules 5.
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S U S T A I N A B L E
A R C H I T E C T U R E
04 The Future of School - Haberfield Public School T he Pocket Spaces
Master of Architecture Semester 1, 2014 Tutor : Dr Glen Hill Coordinator: Dr Glen Hill In Par tnership With: Angela Liu
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An integrated curriculum of instructive and demonstrative teaching that utilises the defined outdoor spaces, as an extensional educational resource of the indoor teaching spaces. Blurring the lines between interior and exterior, therefore to make every space a great space for learning and teaching. The different courtyard areas and transition spaces between new and heritage provide people a changing experience in the school.
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Drawings
Project Renders
1. Micro-Climate Diagram 2. Eastern Elevation 3. West - East Section 4. North - South Section 5. Floor Plans 10. Section Detail
6. Mini Courtyard Between Different Years 7. Group Learning Classroom Area with Sliding Doors Facing to the Medium Courtyard 8. Bird View 9. Playground
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CONCEPT
Flinders Street Station The Art Complex
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S T U D I O
Bachelor of Design in Architecture Studio | Semester 2, 2013 | Tutor : Langzi Chiu C o o r d i n a t o r : D r C l a u d i a P e r r e n | I n d i v i d u a l Wo r k
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UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE STUDIO
The Cube Wave Legend 1. Site Solution Diagrams From Left to Right: Rain Collectors; Reed Bed; Light Collector; Pump the Rain 2. Roof System Detail Diagram 3. Feelings of Rains From Left to Right: Walk on the Rain River; Walk Under the Shelter; Dance in the Rain; Kiss the Rain; Stroll Through Reed Beds; Water Pipe From the Water Collector to the Reed Bed; Rainwater Fountain
The complex is vibrantly open to the community with indoor and outdoor cultural venues for multi-purpose performance activities. Since it is sited on the top of the train tracks, the contemporary complex is oriented toward the Yarra River.
4. Riverside Elevation 5. Program Bird-view Perspective Diagram 6. Sectional Diagram of Theatre with Changeable Ceiling System and Movable Seating System 7. Variation Diagrams and Site Model 8. Perspective Looking from the Bridge
The idea of the cube wave art complex is based on the Melbourne’s unique climate and urban plan. To emphasize the rainy days and the connection between Flinders Street Station and the Yarra River, I decided to build the waved shape roof to collect the rainwater and also make better use of it. As a result, it will create a poetic atmosphere with the cube wave.
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THE CUBE WAVE
Coming from the Melbourne’s unique urban plan and the water collection idea, my project comes with a cube wave pattern. The cube pattern starts from the west end of the heritage building. There is an entrance at the west of the heritage building, and people can go through the building and then go into the cube wave art complex, from the entrance to the café, restaurant area, and then get the gallery, and the theatre. People can also get to the west concourse through the Cube Wave.
Overall, the main points of the design are the water collection system on the cubes and the changing feeling in the wave. Besides, it is interesting to experience the changeable theatre in the art complex.
The extended cubes on the river are a stage for the outdoors performance and also as a platform for people to enjoy the view of the Yarra River.
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CAD DRAWINGS
CONTRACT DOCUMENTATION
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“THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF MAKING MAPS. COMBINING SCIENCE, AESTHETICS AND TECHNIQUE, CARTOGRAPHY BUILDS ON THE PREMISE THAT REALITY CAN BE MODELLED IN WAYS THAT COMMUNICATE SPATIAL INFORMATION EFFECTIVELY.”
Cockatoo Island Architectural Graphic Novel
Summer Course July 14-26 / 2014 Tutor : Jimenez Lai Coordinator: Thomas Rivard In Par tnership With: We l l s C h e n We b s i t e : c u c k o o t o o i s l a n d . w e e b l y. c o m
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URBAN ISLAND
Seagull City About
Only when the last burger was flipped, the gas to the grill shut off and the rendered fat scooped away could a project such as this be considered for Cockatoo Island. A cartography of para-fictions and projections across the island are presented in an unashamedly architectural style. This book is a stepping off point to both near-realities and the fantastical. In the setting of a darkened, oft poorly climate controlled computer laboratory, the conditions were ripe for a rich mapping of the ‘unseen’ events and life of the island. A gnome factory? A Seagull Kingdom? An anatomical guts that keeps the island churning, upset by a colony of rats? All of these episodes were bred from strong reactions to the island as a place with a future as exciting as its past is rich. The entire legion of toy soldiers is to be congratulated for their dedication in composing this book. Their passion and skill is clear in what is an exhaustive drawing out of the architectural character of Cockatoo Island. Jimenez Lai, aided fantastically by Joanna Grant, is to be immensely thanked for his fearless guidance and fostering of a culture of ‘misbehaviour’. Without his vision and challenging approach, none of the following would have been possible. More Chapters by the other cartographers can be found from the website: http://cuckootooisland.weebly.com
Chapter 4
A kingdom of seagulls have inhabited in the north eastern cliff of Cockatoo Island since B.C 100. The sovereignty of this kingdom are sacred and inviolable. No homo sapiens can invade their territory, otherwise they would face the stormy attack from seagulls.
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IBI GROUP & WOODS BAGOT Shanghai & Beijing
Intern - Woods Bagot, Shanghai, China
Dec 2014 – Feb 2015 - Taizhou Tengda Centre, Taizhou, Zhejiang, China http://www.woodsbagot.com/project/taizhou-tengdacenter-zhejiang-china I was participating in the Design Development Phase of this project. Working with the team helped me gain valuable experience with teamwork and also CAD programs.
Intern - IBI Group, Beijing, China
Jan 2014 – Feb 2014 - Taiyue Dream Town Shopping Park, Ningbo, China - Zhongdong City Plaza, Changchun, China I had an opportunity to work in a diverse range of work: modifying plans, Photoshop, building SketchUp model, preparing presentation documents.
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Venice Proud of Tradition
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S T O R Y T E L L I N G
Blank Space Fair y Tales 2016
Sydney Inclusice Standard
Hong Kong Home, Sweet Home
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I n P a r t n e r s h i p w i t h We l l s C h e n a n d B e l l e L e e
Dubai Tour d’ivoire
Shanghai Mutual Advance !
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Monochrome Illustration S e l e c t e d Wo r k s F r o m M y D o o d l e D i a r y
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Capturing Simplicity Human / Nature / Architecture Light / Shadow
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