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01 HYPERPOD 02 CHINATOWN MARKET LIBRARY TOWER 03 04 MICRO-UNIT COHOUSING 05 BAMBOO TECTONIC ADAPTIVE BAMBOO 06 07 YOU CAN SEE KYOTO 08 JELLYFISH STORY OTHER WORKS 09 CHICAGO
CHICAGO
LARGE SCALE LANDSCAPE DESIGN +
SMALL SCALE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN + HUMAN SCALE HUMAN DESIGN
SHANG HAI [COMPETITION, FINALIST]
CHICAGO
YUN NAN
HAINAN
KYOTO, NEW YORK
CHICAGO
LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND GRAPHIC DESIGN
01 HYPERPOD PROXIMITY Graduate Design Studios: Hybrid-mixed (Academic work) Time：Fall 2020 (COVID-19 online class） Location: Uptown, Chicago, IL, USA Teamwork: Ying Chang Erik Schiller Tucker Touchet Tutor: Thomas E. Brock 100% Participate in development Role: Concept generation; Diagram; Garden and Roof design; Facade details; Plan ; Section; Digital Model; The HyperPod protects its inhabitants from airborne illnesses while remaining proximate to social and natural life. Units are spaced apart to maximize natural ventilation and daylight while reducing hazards related to conditioned air. The remaining space within the spatial envelope is dedicated to individual and small group outdoor activities. The zone between private and public is mediated by semiprivate balcony space, replicating the porch or “stoop” condition found on a typical residential street. Privacy is maintained by living walls, softening the edge between traditional urban domains while creating new habitats for non-human actors. The HyperPod anticipates future communities by emphasizing high-density neighborliness and access to public outdoor space.
Glulam Column
Life Pods
Garden Pods
16'*16'*10' Framing Module
West Building
① 10*18
② 5*10
③ 4*7
④ 3*5
South Vegetables
North Shrubs Seat*2
North Shrubs Seat*2
⑤ 1*5
East Building
South Herbs
Corner(North&South) Tree & Shrubs Seats
Pod vegetationde One Bedroom Studio/Efficiency Unit
Two Bedroom (Accessible)
Two Bedroom (Duplex)
⑤ 1*5 Corner(North&South) Tree & Shrubs Seats ③ 4*7 North Shrubs Seat*2
Three Bedroom Layout 1
④ 3*5 North Shrubs Seat*2
Three Bedroom Layout 2
① 10*18 South Herbs ② 5*10 South Vegetables
Interior ( Faca Michigan Lake)
Interior ( Faca South)
Gardan Pod
Ground Floor Plan
3rd Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
4th Floor Plan
5th Floor Plan
6th Floor Plan
Roof Plan
Program:
Commercial +/- 26,000 S.F.Open Air Market +/- 12,500 S.F.Indoor Rentable Space +/- 13,500 S.F.Daycare +/- 12,500 S.F. Preschool Toddler RoomInfant RoomOutdoor Playground Residential +/-138,000 S.F. (not including circulation) *Each unit has min. of 1 deck (+/- 80S.F.)*
Tall Tower -56 2 Bedroom (+/- 1,150 S.F.)15 3 Bedroom (+/-1,725 S.F.)1 Admin Office (+/- 575 S.F.)1 Fitness Center (+/- 1,150 S.F.) Short Tower- 24 1 Bedroom (+/-575 S.F.)24 Studio/Efficiency (+/- 575 S.F.)15 2 Bedroom (+/-1,150 S.F.)1 Admin Office (+/- 550 S.F.)1 Fitness Center (+/- 550 S.F.) 134 Units Total Gardens and Amenities +/- 46,500 S.F. 30 Gardens (+/- 1.050 S.F ea)2 Roof Gardens (+/- 7,500 S.F. ea.)
Sun Analysis Before
East Building Elevation Daycare, Commerial, Residential.
After
For the surrounding buildings, Hyperpods minimizes the impact of lighting for surrounding buildings, and maintain itself sustainability.
Proximity, spaced pods evenly distribute light and radiation. Life Pods and Garden Pods can achieve a kind of balance.
Units are spaced apart to maximize natural ventilation and daylight while reducing hazards related to conditioned air. The remaining space within the spatial envelope is dedicated to individual and small group outdoor activities.
West Building Section Open Commerial, Residential.
Facade Design
South Facade (Day)
North Facade (Night)
02 CHINATOWN MARKET CONTINUUM AS A PORTAL Graduate Design Studios (Academic work) Time：Spring 2021 (COVID-19 online class） Location: Uptown, Chicago, IL, USA Teamwork: Ying Chang (Teamleader) Pengbo Liao Harrison Taylor Tutor: Andrew Metter David Brininstool 100% Participate in development Role: Concept generation; Diagram; Garden and Roof design; Facade details; Plan ; Section; Digital Model; Collage; Renderings.
CONTINUUM
POSITIVE/NEGATIVE SPACE
POSITIVE SPACE+NEGATIVE SPACE
CITY TO NEIGHBORHOOD NEIGHBORHOOD TO SITE SITE TO INDIVIDUAL A continuum is something that keeps on going, slowly changing over time. It is a whole made up of many parts. In our case, Here is exploring how the Chinatown marker can serve as a continuum, or continuous sequence, between multiple scales.
CONTEXT
PROGRAM: POSITIVE SPACE + NEGATIVE SPACE
1. City: Chicago 2. Neighborhood: Chinatown 3. Site: S Archer Ave. W Cermak Rd. 4. Individual. . ve rA
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SIGHT, TOUCH, SMELL, TASTE, HEARING.
1. City: Chicago 2. Neighborhood: Chinatown 3. Site: S Archer Ave. W Cermak Rd. 4. Individual.
Bus Train Commerial Historical Landmark Residential
The site’s clear linkage to the rest of the city and the neighborhood, so if making sure it is a successful project, if must successfully transition between these scales and culture context.
Different from the five senses in nature, the five senses in the market area are a sense of ebullience. Thus, in order to contiune the sense of ebullience, the negatice space is as main market area, other space is used to other program. 1. City to neighborhood. 2. Neighborhood to site. 3. Site to individual.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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S Wentworth Ave.
S Wentworth Ave.
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W Cermak Rd.
❶ Outdoor Market ❷ Indoor Refrigerated Market ❸ Indoor Market
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❹ Food Court ❺ Museu ❻ Cooking Studio
❼ Offices ❽ Public Restroom ❾ Loading Dock ❿ Storage
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W Cermak Rd.
❾ Loading Dock ❿ Storage 11 Yoga Studio 12 Green House
ELEVATION AND SECTION
LENTICULAR STRUCTURE
Architectural design and structural design complement each other
Elevation - South Column Plan
Lenticular Structure Plan
Roof Plan
Elevation - North
Lenticular Structure - Form
Elevation - West
Ring Truss - Sun Light
28'
Section - Longitudinal
Architectural
Idea Sketch
design + Structural design
Lenticular trusses have the top and bottom chords of the truss arched, forming a lens shape. It is composed of two equal parabolic arcs for chords meeting at the ends, and braced with vertical and inclined braces.
Section - Lateral
Green House
Indoor Market
Food Court
Chinatown Market and Chinatown Library
Chinatown Traditional Gate and Chinatown Market
Ouside Market
Indoor Market and Food Court
Ouside Market
South Landscape and Food Court
China Town Library And Chinatown Market Tree
Museum Interior
03 As a landscape design student, the first focus is the surrounding environment.
LIBRARY TOWER
Competitor for the 2016 International Young Architects Design Competition of Major Cultural Facilities in Shanghai Award：Finalist Time：May. 2016 Location: Shanghai Province Tutor: Hang Zhao Teamwork:Ying Chang Xin Zhang Role: Concept generation; Diagram drawing; Exploded diagram; Sectorization; Plan drawing; Section; Model.
Inspired by the Scripture library, it is one kind of ancient library in China, like a tower. However, with the city's development, just less these are reserved. Therefore, we design our library like several book towers, enabling new buildings to echo old buildings and new times to echo ancient history in Shanghai. This location is around four patches of green space, so that this design should connect its environment. Therefore, we need to break up our traditional impression that our library is a box. We seek a unique space experience and a different language. Thus, we design that the site's underground enables to connect all three portions by greenery and independent space based on different programs. One by one, independent book towers, therefore, form the circulations. The underground becomes "the open living room" of the Shanghai residents, which becomes their study and studio. There are green bridges among the book towers to ensure circulation in the air. The external walls are made of in-situ concrete with bamboo formwork. The towers' windows are LINIT glass, which enables the natural light for the library. Moreover, landscape ponds above the skylines also meet natural lighting. As a result, using environmental elements controls temperature and light.v
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04 MICRO-UNIT COHOUSING STUDY WORK LIFE Graduate Design Studios: Hybrid-mixed (Academic work) Time：Spring 2020 (COVID-19 online class） Location: Wicker Park, Chicago, IL, USA Individual work Room, stree, and neighbor. Me, us, and them.
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor
FACADE DESIGN In order to maintain the consistency of the cultural context of the Wicker Park neighbor, three colors were selected from the sampled brick colors and a vertical gradient was applied to the transition for mirco-unit. Considering that this is a crossroads, the point of connection between the building and the street is the hot spot on the ground floor. Moreover, considering the sharing function of cohousing, the first and second floor facades will be made of glass.
ELEVATION
FACADE DESIGN CHANNEL GLASS FACADE SYSTEMS
Channel Glass Properties: •
High-Performance Channel Glass Facade Systems
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Daylighting: Diffuses Light & Minimizes Glare
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Thermal Performance: U-Value Range = 0.49 To 0.19
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Great Spans: Glass Walls Of Limitless Widths & Heights Up To 23 Ft.
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Elegance: Glass-To-Glass Corners & Serpentine Curves
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Seamless: No Vertical Metal Supports Required
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Lightweight: 1/4''Thick Channel Glass Is Easy To Handle
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Unitized Options: Speedier Installation
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Adaptable: To Seamlessly Tie In Vision Areas, Change Elevations & Planes
FACADE DETAILS
SELF STUDY ROOM
SHARE KITCHEN
FEDEX OFFICE
09 BAMBOO TECTONIC Academic Project Time: February - April 2017 Location: Yunnan Province Tutor: Guobin Wang Individual work
This design is located in the Liaohu village in Yunnan. The village is very blocking, and the transportation is hard to get in. Thus, this project is for designing something for villagers and their new tourism policy. The better way is to use local products and materials to help them. The village near bamboo forest and metallurgical industries are the main focus of production. Based on villagers' activities and traditional culture, there are three sites to build structures to promote their life level and build up a foundation for their tourism in the future. I study and compare their different connections about further bamboo research to conclude the exemplary connections for these three structures. Since my previous experience with the 1:1 model of bamboo, I now want to design new connections to decrease the difficulties of construction for this village. Three structures are designed by researching the properties of bamboo connections.
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ADAPTIVE BAMBOO 3rd 2016 Japenese Structural Design Competition For Students, Young Engineers And Young Designer（www. ko-zo.jp） 「まち・呼応・構造」 "Town, Adaptation, Structure" Award：Finalist Time：March. 2016 Location: Hainan Province Tutor: Hang Zhao, Xun Zhao Teamwork:Ying Chang (Leader) Xinyi Wang, Fanqi Zeng Role: Concept generation; Hand painting; Drawing; Presentation; Rendering* 4; Fabrication.
We designed a movable toilet on the beach to use abundant locally produced bamboo. Through the properties of bamboo, we choose the best form under two-pressure bamboo since bamboo is an exciting and flexible material. We want to use this property to form the main structure of our design. Another interesting point is some possibilities of contact between bamboo and membrane material. Thus, our design has the characteristics of sustainability and multifunction to preserve the almost lost culture and adapt to the rapid development and construction of the new town. Moreover, we also hope this will bring more attention to Chinese social places for women.
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FROM 35 METERS, YOU CAN SEE KYOTO...
Studio Time：11. 2019 Tutor：Leslie Johnson Individual work Academic work
A. WALL_KYOTO In basic terms, a wall might be read as a plane, a surface, a structure, or as a definitive edge, barrier, or threshold. A wall might provide security or separation. A wall may extend to or carry other elements to create shelter. A wall can connect interior and exterior, encourage movement inside a space, or separate space and materialize a border or division.
In this project, the hybrid bridge magically connects the Kyoto and New york city by researching both cities's history background and urban design. There are 4 parts: Wall, bridge, tower, and tower are designed in this project. Each component extend or challenge a specific site of operation within composite city.
There are different types of walls for different types of buildings. Thus, three walls have different functions to guide people's behavior. Elevation+Collage
Kyoto Fabric
KYOTO NEW YORK CITY ?
Their city fabric and ciry skyline are totally diffrent.
New York Fabric
Private (Second Floor) Traditional Building Kyo-Machya (Ground-Shop; Second Floor-Bedroom)
Semi-Private Modern Building
Public Parking
Semi-Private Modern Building
B. BRIDGE_FRAME&SKIN In this project, I develop a system of bridge. Thus, wherever here has kyo-machiya people can use this bridge syste. And this bridge connects the machiy, and connects machiya and street, which means they connect the private area and public area. At the city level, the bridge system fabric will be made by Kyoto city fabric.
Module plan and Site analysis
The fabric of the kyo-machiya bridge
The city fabric showns the fabric of the kyo-machiya bridge, and the fabric of the kyomachiya bridge expresses the city.
Study drawing and model
Perspective
Elevation
Collage (material)
1:50 scale
Detail
The colorful node for people to see the courtyard
Some nodes are designed by coloful transparent material, because people can know quickly where they can stop to enjoy the view.
C.HYBRID+TRIPTYCH From
35 meters in New York city, you can see kyoto...
In this project, the hybrid bridge magically connects the Kyoto and New york city. Each component of bridge extend or challenge a specific site of operation within your composite city.
D HYBRID& B FRAME&SKIN BRIDGE
The problem connecting the two cities is the huge height difference between the local buildings. To connect Kyoto and New York with a bridge from it, I designed a node.
80INCH*44INCH
A WALL
C TOWER-THICKNESS TOWER
&TRIPTYCH BRIDGE
KYOTO
NEW YORK CITY
08 JELLYFISH STORY
09 OTHER WORKS Works of landscape architecture design during my college. And some works show my silks for physicall model and digital model (colloge work and internship work).
COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN SCHOOLYARD PROJECT DESIGN Project 9. 2014 - 12. 2014 Teamwork: Ying Chang(Leader) Li Sang Chenlu Li Role: Concept generation; Model; Plant design; Rendering; Speeching
Bamboo propertie: weaving Practice 2017.3 Teamwork: Ying Chang Xinyi Wang Role: selecting material; model
MODEL MAKING IN IDOE CO.PROFESSIONAL WORK
TOTAL TOTEMS
FIGURES, FORMS, FOLLIES
Rhino+Rhino-Vary+Photoshop
Rhino+Rhino-Vary+Photoshop+illustrator 3D printing
MAP
ZOOMORPHIC_SEAHORSE
GESAMTKUNSTWERK:
Laer cut Paper
Laser cut + Rhino+illustrator Arylic
Rhino+Rhino Vary+Photoshop(wacom)
ZINE KAWKAW
MCC CHICAGO_GIF
IF PANDEMIC WON'T END?_GIF
Rhino+Rhino-Vary+Photoshop+illustrator
Rhino+Photoshop+illustrator+procreate
Photoshop+illustrator+ procreate+wacom
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