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Yi Ren Master of Architecture I Graduate School of Design Harvard University


2011 Fall New York/ Paris Columbia University

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RECYCLING CIRCULATION

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TWISTING SHELTER

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INHABITABLE CIRCULATION

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VIRTUAL DRESSER

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TRANSPARENCY IN MOTION

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PUNCTUATING FACADE

Water Molecule -­‐-­‐ Fashion Center Sculpture detail-­‐-­‐ Shelter Tent slope-­‐-­‐ Landscape

Hand movement-­‐-­‐ Furniture Body mechanics-­‐-­‐ Screen Clothing device-­‐-­‐ Street

2010 Fall Abstraction Studio Columbia College

2010 Summer Career Discovery Harvard University 2010 New Year START

Wished to pursue my dream in Architecture A Science Student -­‐-­‐ Architecture

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REFLECTIONS FROM ARTISTS

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VERSATILE SUITCASE

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MANHATTAN TRANSFORMATION

House -­‐-­‐ Suitcase

Subway map -­‐-­‐ City


RECYCLING CIRCULATION Scales:

Water Molecule transform into Fashion Center

Task:

Design a fashion center with runway, archive, store and party space in Lincoln Center.

Approach: Intrigued by water going through itself over time: projection, evaporation, gravitation and re-­‐projection in the Fountain in site, design a circulation path that draws visitors in and out like a water pump. New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University Critic: Thomas DeMonchaux

Lincoln Center Fountain (Sec.):(Centi-­‐Sec) 00:00 01:30

05:50

06:80

02:60

07:10

03:90

04:20

08:40

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Projection Path

Recycling Path

Evaporation Path

Elevational Mapping of Water Molecule Paths -­‐-­‐ Radius based on Density 01 RECYCLING CIRCULATION

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Study Model -­‐-­‐recycling surface using Semi -­‐transparent material

Concept: Circulation as water pump

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Walk on runway herself + Attract next person Put customers on stage Runway connected with fashion store display Shop at fashion store

Go through party

1. Archive -­‐-­‐Slice as storage of cloth Spacial Programs

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2.Display-­‐-­‐visual access to cloth

3.Runway-­‐-­‐visual access to people 4.party space-­‐-­‐structure permits people

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Slice Diagram

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Vertical

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3

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Linear Sequence

Spacial Loop Recycling

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Circulation path -­‐-­‐Attracts visitors in and out like a water pump.

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TWISTING SHELTER Scales:

Sculpture detail transform into Shelter

Task:

Deploy analysis of a Parisian Metro panel to Ƥ shelters subway entrance at 14th st. and 8th ave. in New York City.

Approach: observe twisting when connect 24 section cuts. Construct subway entrance’s twisting surface from 6 progressive transformed section cuts.

SKIN

New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University Critic: Thomas DeMonchaux

SECTIONS

Parisian Metro Panel

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CAT Scan Sections

TWISTING when connecting sections

Axonometric drawing -­‐-­‐ CAT Scan of Parisian Metro panel

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Axonometric drawing of Subway Entrance

SKIN 3

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Enter Here

1

SECTIONS

TWISTING Surface as

2. INFO WALL

1. CANOPY

3. BENCH

Twisting surface constructed with ơ

Entrance view

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Sectional view

Inside view YI REN


INHABITABLE CIRCULATION Scales:

Folding tent transform into Landscape

Task:

Tent needs to be ƪ and removable, touch 3 points each on pompidou and on Bryant Park.

Movement Tracking Diagrams Regulated Free Pause: stand,sit,lay

Tent Mediates

Vertical Pompidou facade ή

On Top of Tent surface

Regulated/Free Epicenters

Approach: Tent as inhabitable circulation, mediates the Regulated movement and the free wondering, the vertical facade and the horizontal plane. New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University

Critics: Philip Nobel+Rodrigo Zamora

Underneath Tent surface SEPARATED Free and Regulated

OBLIQUE mediates the VERTICAL and the Horizontal, the REGULATED the UNREGULATED movements. MIXED

Ground

Site-­‐-­‐Elevation of pompidou facade+Bryant Park. 06 INHABITABLE CIRCULATION

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Free Movement

Sitting Area

Regulated Movement

HORIZONTAL Orientation

SITTING

VERTICAL Orientation

REGULATED FREE

SITTING

2D drawing -­‐-­‐ Folding Pattern

Inside view

Plan view

Side view

Perspective drawing -­‐-­‐SLOPS facilitate various movements 07 INHABITABLE CIRCULATION

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VIRTUAL DRESSER Scales:

Body movement transform into Furniture

Task:

Observing human interaction with a piece of clothing-­‐-­‐putting on, storing, folding, hanging.

Approach: hand movement. Modular dressers Deform in reaction to various body gestures.

Storing

Hanging

New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University Critic: Babak Bryan

Putting on

Still from Video Hanging Putting on

Hanging

Folding

Storing Folding

Folding Storing

Putting away

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Mapping Hand movement Magnitude of X-­‐axis base on Duration of Occupancy

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A modular dresser , a physical model of in-­‐static volume formed by hand motion, aggregates to accommodate gestures such as,fold cloth, tie shoes, sit, climb and lay. DEFORMATION STAGES Modular dresser

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Light storage

2 Light

storage

Heavy storage

3

Heavy storage

Light storage

4

Heavy Heavy storage storage

Light-­‐weight Storage

Heavy-­‐weight Storage

SECTION 6 dressers

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TRANSPARENCY IN MOTION Scales:

Screen-­‐-­‐body mechanics

Task:

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PLAN

Shift

Approach: Mobile and stable visual experience generated by ơ , by shifting and rotating double screens. New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University Critic: Jane Kim

+ Shift + Rotate Studies

Rotate

Transparency change of Double Screen -­‐-­‐ Rotational movement with Chaise

Elevation view

SECTION

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PUNCTUATING FACADE Clothing Device-­‐-­‐Street

Task:

Transform shirt into a perceptual device for seeing and moving along Orchard street.

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Approach: Sleeves on legs. Tension from behind pulls vision upwards -­‐-­‐ from storefront to residential as one walking. New York/ Paris Studio, GSAPP 2011 Fall, Columbia University Critic: Patrick O’Connor

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Perception with device Perception without device

Rotational movement mechanism

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Hindrance device-­‐-­‐make one look up

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VERSATILE SUITCASE Scale : House transform into Suitcase Task: Design a suitcase manifest the design intent of a chosen architect’s work. Approach : Versatile nature of SANAA’s work -­‐-­‐House in the plum groove, unfold and re-­‐ fold the surfaces in the house to create a Ƥ Ǥ

Architecture Representation: Abstraction studio 2010 Fall, Columbia College ǣ

Axonometric Overall house

Split

Subtract

Unfold

House in the plum groove, SANAA

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Versatility From Countless Ways of Folding Ǥ This suitcase is incomplete until people start to interact with it.

Refold

Unfold

4 Panel Enclosure

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3 Panel enclusure 1 Panel interior

2 Panel enclusure 2 Panel interior

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Connections happens in ...

MANHATTAN TRANSFORMATION

1D

Scales:

Map of Subway -­‐-­‐ City

Task:

Transform Manhattan based on map analysis.

Approach:

connections with in the island by folding and twisting the subway system.

Passengers

3D

x3

Current connections

Architecture Representation: Abstraction studio 2010 Fall, Columbia College ǣ

Analysis of manhattan subway Distortion based on Density of Pas-­‐

2D

Repair shops

connections

Parks

senger, Repair shops and Parks respec-­‐ tively.

X 3

Solution-­‐-­‐optimizing Connections, to solve unequally distributed resources FOLD

Connect uptown and down town 14 MANHATTAN TRANSFORMATION

LIFT

Connect uptown and midtown

TWIST

Connect underground and fresh air YI REN


REFLECTIONS FROM ARTISTS Scales:

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Task:

Remix an artist’s cooperative and integrate Ǥ

Approach: ƪ surfaces can connect inside and outside; visually extend the building to site and site into building. Critic: Sophia Lau Summer 2010, Career Discovery Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

1. NEXT TO 7. FACING

6. STACKING

5. INSERTING 3. ANGLED+STACKING 4. ANGLED+INSERTING

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Twist for Views -­‐-­‐Blue=observe Yellow=perform+observe

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PARK 5. INSERTING

6. STACKING

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Angles  testing  in  site

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PERFORMING SPACEOBSERVING SPACE

BEDROOM

Transparent glass PERFORMING SPACEOBSERVING SPACE

Performing-­‐Observing Intensity: ELEVATION CITY VIEW

BEDROOM ROOF GARDEN

FIGURE DRAWINGX STUDIO BEDROOM ROOF GARDEN

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CITY VIEW ROOM

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DRAWING CLASSROOM

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Inside-­‐Outside Experience

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CAFE

Performing-­‐Observing Relations

DANCE

DRAWING CLASSROOM

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Yi Ren E-­‐mail: yr2229@columbia.edu Tel: 920-­‐217-­‐2035 Address: Jia 3 Building, Cuiwei Rd, Haidian District, Beijing, 100036 CN

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