Yazhuo Wang , Bachelor Degree from Hainan University,
Applying for Master of Architecture First Professional Degree at university of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Date of Birth:April 16,1993 Email: 18631282675@163.com Tel: +8618631282675 Add: Room4-3-302 No.222 Caiyuan Apartment Chengyuan Road , Baoding City,Hebei province,PR China
Self Portrait Education Hainan University
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
2011.9-2015.7
Course Covered:Calculus, Chemistry, Engineering Mechanics, Ornamental Trees And Shrub Science, Design Composition, Sketches, Computer Assisted Design, Landscape Engineering, Building Materials, Landscape
Architecture Design,Urban Design, Environmental Art, Interior Design, Landscape Ornament Design,Architecture History
University of Utah
1 year exchange program
2013.8-2014.5
Course Covered: Architecture Design, Environmental Control, Architecture Structure, Architecture Communication
University of Auckland Short term Exchange program
2012.7-2012.8
Course Covered: English Speaking Reading Writing and Listening, Business English, Communication
Working Experience Design Assistant
Baoding institute of Architecture
2013.7-2013.8
Lekai Chemical design Institute
2014.7-2014.8
Mainly work on Architecture Design. Usually help the designer with drawing work with AutoCAD and building digital model with Sketch up
Design Assistant
Detailing, diagraming work using AutoCAD, And document management
Paper and Research PROJECT 1: ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP: LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN
Definition of LEED, The Team’s Research Approach to LEED, Why LEED important to Architects,Example analysis LEED NC, Swaner Preserve and Eco-Center, Example Analysis LEED EB- University of Utah Architecture Building
PROJECT 2: VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE: HAVELI STYLE BUILDING
Introduction of Vernacular Architecture, Definition of Climate Region 14, The Team’s research Approach to Vernacular Architecture, Environmental Force, Adapted Building Design,Rejected Building Design
PROJECT 3: SOLAR GEOMETRY PROJECT: WANGSHU
Wangshu’s Project,Xiangshan Campus Case Study, Model inspiration, Solar Angle Calculations 01 | Curriculum Vitae
Hobbies Swimming, Piano ,Latin Dancing, Bel Canto, Chinese folk singing, Badminton, Taekwondo, Yoga, Painting, Calligraphy, Photography, Travelling
Skills Software
Diagraming: Autocad, Revit, Illustrator, CorelDraw, 3D Modeling: Revit, Rhino, Archicad, Sketchup Rendering: Vray For 3DS Studio, Vray for Rhino, Vray for Sketch up, Artlantis Studio, Keyshot, Lumion Adobe Creative suit: Indesign, Photography, Illustrator, Acrobat Other: Microsoft ofďŹ ce Parametric design: Grasshopper Rhino
Physical modeling
Hand drafting with museum board, chipboard, cardboard and wood sticks Using hot glue, white glue, super glue and wood glue Lazer cutting Table Saw
Round Saw
Sander
Honors And Awards Agricultural scholarship for freshman
2011-2012
Third-Class JinXing Scholarship First-Class Scholarship
2011-2012
Merit Student
2011-2012
Pacemaker to Merit Student
2011-2012
Silver prize in Chinese speech contest
2011-2012
Third Prize for Band C in 2012 National English Contest for college student
2012
Rank sixth in freestyle swimming in No.19 Hainan University swimming contest
2011-2012
Rank seventh in Breaststroke swimming in No.19 Hainan University swimming contest Excellent environmental volunteers in Haikou City
2011-2012
Second prize in Huanqiuyasi Cup English Speech Contest Third prize in Waiyanshe cup English Speech Contest
2011-2012
Extracurricular Activities Top Ten Singer Singing Competition
2013.5
Cheering team Competition
2013.9
Participate in the Competition as a Singer and ranked 11th in the Competition.
Participate in the Cheering Group in Collage of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture and Ranked Third in the Group Competition
Yinlin Cup Basketball Competition
Join the Basketball Team in Collage of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture
2012.9
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This is the modified vision done by Yazhuo Wang. I did all the modeling and design work on my own for this design vision. And this vision has been really different from the original work. It is not just a updated vision, but a new one which only used some of the inspirations from my original designning process. Original vision: Group Work done at University of Utah, School of Architecture Group Member: Jodi Gray, Daley Youshimura, Joseph Bradshaw, Whitney Hatfiel As part of the group, besides doing designing, documentation and construction work, I also did lots of job arrangement works,such as making a summery of the suggestions from our instructors, sending group members emails with work need to be done and make schedules.
Project 1 Parametric Screen Study period: Spring 2014 Second semester of Junior year at University of Utah Project type: Public building(Group project) Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. Professor: Krysta Mae Dymick Concept The concept of this project is to use a series of shading panels to cope with sunlight, especially the western exposure by providing shading with various patterns and make the coffee time more enjoyable. The panels can be adjusted with a control horn according to the sun angle in different seasons in a year and different time in a day.
LOCATION
World
America
ENVIRONMENTAL FORCE TEMPERATURE
General
Salt Lake City is located in Climate Zone 3. It is a semiarid climate with cold windy winter and warm dry summer.
Temperature
Winter is very cold with frequent but short storms alternating with sunny periods. Summer temperature is
high, but the humidity is low. Thus, the diurnal temperature range is high and summer night is generally cool.
COMFORTABLE PERIOD Comfortable Period
The comfortable period of Salt Lake City is determined concerning a series of environmental forces
such as wind, humidity, temperature. Salt Lake City has cold winters and hot summer. Usually, 47% of the time among a year are too cold. And the freezing
period usually occurs from November to April. 39%
of time in a year is too hot and dry. And the hot period usually occurs from June to September. Only 14% of the time in a year are comfortable. The comfortable period usually occurs in May and October.
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SUN ANGLE CHART OF SALT LAKE CITY
15:30PM
SUN STUDY AND WIND DISTRIBUTION
9:30AM
11:30AM
SUN
February
March
April
May
June
December
November
October
September
August
July
WIND
January
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CONCEPT COLLEGE
SITE ANALYSIS
The site locates at southern part of Salt Lake City. It is on the southeast corner of the crossing between W900 S and S 200W. The shading device is designed for Nobrow Cafe Werks.
SITEPLAN
Textures
Site plan
Parking
Bus Station Cafe Trax Station
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Walking Access Parking Access Parking Direction Driving Direction 60ft
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TRANSPORTATION S200 W and W900 S are the two main roads. Jefferson St. is a secondary main road. There is a trax station on S200 W. Resident
Passengers
POPULATION There is high density of population at the crossing between S200W and W900S. Surroundings are primarily residential housing. There is also a hotel to the south of the Cafe.
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DESIGN ANALYSES FIGURE ANALYSIS
MODULE ANALYSIS
PANEL ANALYSIS
DIME The panel is 30째 to the polygon structure, which is suitable for using in the hot period. About 80% of the ground area is shaded.
The panel is 60째 to the polygon structure, which is suitable for using in the comfortable period. About 50% of the ground area is shaded.
The panel is 60째 to the polygon structure, which is suitable for using in the cold period. About 30% of the ground area is shaded.
LAYERING ANALYSIS
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2 2 3 3
1.Changeable shading panel This is the shading fan that can be adjusted to three different angles that provide three different shadows according to the various weather conditions. 2.Unchangeable shading panel This part of shading panel cannot be changed and work as the main shading part together with the changeable shading panels.
3.Structure of shading panels These two layers of structure work together to hold up the shading panels.
ENSION ANALYSIS
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EXPERIENTIAL RENDERINGS
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This is also a modified vision. The original work is an individual studio project. And this vision is also really different from the original one. But I’m using the original concept of creating a constant exhibition flow. I only happened to find a different streamline when I was playing with strip balloon. That discovery made me so excited that I think I must make some change to my original design before I forget this idea. Even though I found the best streamline after the final presentation and even after my exchanging period, I still think that I need to build it out or I will regret this matter for ten or twenty years. And I finally spared some time to make it into the design.
Project 2 Unmusemn Study period: Fall 2013 Junior year at University of Utah Project type: Public building(individual project) Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. Professor: CONCEPT
Ryan Smith
The concept of this project comes from the guidance function of museum and creates a constant flow of walking ways and guide people to go through all the exhibition areas. By using different space types including semi-open space, open space and closed space to give people a different experience of visiting a museum. The harmonious with the surrounding area is a law that should be followed by architectures, but the design of Unmusemn should be different from ordinary museums. Therefore, I keep the same style in terms of scale, material and color as the surrounding buildings, while in terms of geometry, rhythm, structure, I choose to be distinctive from other museums.
Location
Panorama View
United States
Site Analysis
World Location The site located at the junction of W300S and S600W. There are two possible sites that can be used, the advantages of the site on the north is relatively larger, the length
of which is almost equal to the width. While the site on the south have a better connection of Rio Grande Museum
and other the train station. I chose the north side of the site.
Population This population of this area is mostly mobility. Nowadays,
the Rio grande Museum is not as popular as it used to be. But there are still a lot of people will come to visit. There
are more people on the north side of the site, because there are many commercial buildings. Many international
students come to this neighborhood, because there are a lot of Asian restaurant. There is a train station leading to
Ogden. To sum up, the population here can be considered
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medium among the whole city.
Environmental Force
Demography
Sunshine Hours
Precipitation
Climate Region 14
Salt Lake City Located at Climate zone 14. Most of the days during summer month are sunny days. And Utah
area enjoys really good sunshine. So besides the original concept of creating a constant walk through. Bring daylighting into the design and create texture become the second priority of my Design.
This area is the hispanic place in Salt Lake City with large number of immigration. There are peo-
ple from French, German and Mexico. The site
used to be the German region. And there are still lots of Germany around. Nowadays, there are
even more immigration population than the past.
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Concept generation WALL
SINGLE CONTINOUS RING
This shape is from on single line with its start and end tied to each other and twist with in itself.
FLOOR
SINGLE CONTINOUS SURFACE I stretched the line in to a constant surface, of which the side is broader than the center.
Building Process
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DUPLICATE AND TRANSFORM
TRANSFORM INT
TRANSFORM AND DUPLICATE
DUPLICATE AND T
I simplify the ring into a space curve, and then duplicated it into ten space curves. Then I adjust the control points in the longitudinal direction,to make them all different from each other. Then adjust the scale of some rings to create a wall like ribbon.
I changed the constant surface to make it flater so that people can stand on it. And I duplicated the modified surface once. So the top one serve as the roof, while the lower one serve as the floor.
I want to create a dyna a different approach to into a tubes, pipes also has a very interesting thick. Finally I combine bons and pipe. And I th
I duplicated the surface a into three parts that are scale it with the control po terosymmetric and the Sc
TO RIBBON WALLS
amic Ribbon wall. And I tried convert those space curves o thin ribbon. The Pipe wall effect, but I think it is too ed the characteristics of ribhink I’ve got what I want.
TRANSFORM
again and then exploded it centrosymmetric. And then oint in the center of the cencale factor 2:1.
The design process, compared with the design of museum, is more like a space game. It enlarges the museum’s function of leading people, arranging the nodes as exhibition halls at the edge of triangular symmetry. When visitors walk along one line, they may feel the whole line only has the stairs upward and downward. The interest in visiting the museum not only lies in the exhibits, but also in the way of going to the next space in the design. Seeing two adjacent exhibition areas out the room, visitors find they come to another exhibition area after they enter the area and pass the channel. At this time, it is the curiosity that leads the visitors to find the way to the exhibition area they see at first. The design makes visitors see the exhibition area, but can’t enter it directly, adding a feeling of mystery to the museum.
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SITEPLAN S 600W Unmuseum
S 600W
W300S
W300S
Rio Gra Museu
EXTERIOR VISION ANALYSIS
Space type TypeAnalysis Analysis Space Roof Garden----Open Space First Flor----Interior Space
Ground Floor---- Semi-Open Space
LIGHTING ANALYSIS
S 600W
ACCESS ANALYSIS
S 600W
ande um
W300S
Driving Access
W300S
Walking Access
INTERIOR VISION ANALYSIS
North elevation
South/East/West elevation
Perspective The sense of rhythm is one of the architecture design fac-
tors what I want to express . For most of other museums. They play with lights and color ingredient or repetition to create rhythm. I’m more interested in the space type.
This museum has no interior wall. So people are experience through it without interupetion. So when people walk
through the whole museum. There are experience different degrees pf openness just like how they visualize color in-
gredient. And this unusual sense of rhythm is one of the reason it is call unmuseum.
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CIRCULATION ANALYSIS The museum has a total number of nine
exhibition halls, of which three is semi-enclosed exhibition halls in the underground
area, three interior exhibition halls in the middle, which serve as the main exhibition area, and three exterior exhibition place on the roof
garen. Visitors walk throuth the open space outside, and go into the semi-enclosed un-
derground hall, and then gradually com-
ing into the second floor’s enclosed indoor
space. And at this floor,Visitors can still see the out side world through the gaps on the walls that are designed like ribbons.
The mose interesting part of tracing design
is that visitors can not get directly to where they want. For instance. When there are in
region 5 and they are going to region 4, they
usually walk directly to the direction of region
4. But actually after climbing the stairs, they succeeded in getting to region 6.
Human Demension analysis The ribbon wall is divided into three regions, the upper one, the middle one
and the lower one. For the upper one, transmittance is very small, letting in less direct sunlight into the exhibition hall. The middle of the gap is relatively
larger, so adult can easily see the outside world from the gap. The transmittance of lower one is slightly lower than the middle one. This scale is just
suitable for children who are arond 3 feet to see what’s happening out side.
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Booth Design
Concept Generation Step 1
Step 2
Design The Streamline of Booth Turn streamline into walls The Streamline of booth divided the space into four part and add more layering to the design.
I turned the streamline into two solid walls that can block the flow of people, one of which is a little bit taller than the other. And when you can see them cross from the top view.
Step 3
Step 4
Trim The Wall with pattern Bring it into Unmuseum I cut off a part of the wall, so that people on both sides of the wall can see each other. And thats how people can interact with the booth.
I re-created the streamline and the surface on the curved floor of Ummuseum according to the logic of my previous. And now the booth is more dynamic.
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Roof Garden
Detail Diagrams
Exterior View
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Interior View
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