PORTFOLIO Yiwei He
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Selected Works 2011 - 2016
YIWEI HE 3333 Broadway E3K New York, NY 10031 (917)868-6103 heyiwei1988@126.com
Education City College of New York, M.Arch Degree
2013 - Present
NAAB Accredited 3 Year Program (Expected Graduation Date: 06/2016) Fundamental architectural design skills supplmented with New York based studio projects
Crytal CG Institute, Guangzhou, China
2011
3D modeling, rendering skill with architectual visualization project management skills.
Jilin University, Zhuhai College, China, Bachelor of Engineering,
2007 - 2011
Fundamental design and construction technology with building simulation, sustainable design, and contemporary theory.
Experience Design Intern - Terragni Architetti, New York ▪ Participation in all aspects of Design for multiple projects, ▪ 3D computer modeling, rendering, model making for all projects. Project Manager - Crystal CG, Guangzhou, China ▪ Responsible for the management of multiple animation projects. ▪ Familiar with the entire architectural animation making process
Jun 2014 - Present
Nov 2011 - Jan 2013
(script writing, 3D modeling, rendering, after effect)
▪ Participation in all types of architectural visualization project, such as urban planning, real estate, and public facilities.
Skills Software Auto CAD / Revit / Sketchup / Rhino / Grasshopper / 3D Studio Max / Vray / Ecotect / Photoshop / Illustrator / InDesign / Microsoft Office Other Model Building / Sketching / CNC Laser Cutter / Graphic Presentation
Award Branch Technology Free Form Housing Challenge
2016
Top 50 submissions ( 1,333 sign-ups from 97 different countries) VISIONARY AWARD ( the proposal that is the most forward looking concept and innovation)
The 9th Annual Graduate Student Symposium
2016
First Prize
CityWORKS Publication Crystal CG 3D Modeling Competition
2013 - 2015 2012
First Prize
National Green Building Design Competition, China First Prize (Professional Division) The work ( Container Coummunity) is published on the school webside and periodical
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TriBeCa Hotel
Student Housing
BXG
Hotel Project for Comprehensive Studio
Residential Campuses in Brooklyn
X Game Agency in Barcelona
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P10-13
P14-19
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Home(Less) Plus
Allen Town Redesign
Rendering & Model Works
Branch Technology Free Form Housing Challenge
Allen Town Car Culture Lab
Rendering and Animation Works in Cristal CG.China Physical Model works in CCNY
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P24-29
P30-35
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01 TriBeCa Hotel Comprehensive Studio Project (2014 Fall) Professor: Martin Stigsgaard Group Members: Laura Allison, Patrick O’Neill Location: TriBeCa New York
Exterior Rendering
The site extends to the west and south, providing +/-6,000sf of space. With a listed FAR of 5, the total area of the building above ground is approximately 30,000sf. Ultimately, the hotel volume and configuration are the result of zoning and code parameters, program, means and methods of construction, and relation to its urban context.
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Concept Diagram
Event Space Rendering
Lobby Interior Rendering
The challenge of this project was to develop an economically viable hotel within the severe limitations imposed by the site. We developed some novel solutions in terms of the mechanics of the space and how the hotel relates to its urban context. To implement the first concept we created a path through the hotel enabling visitors to enjoy some of its amenities without becoming a hindrance to hotel guests.
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01 02 TriBeCa Housing Student Hotel Comprehensive StudioWork Project (2014 Fall) 2015 Spring Studio Location: TriBeCa New York Professor: Julio Salcedo
Location: Brooklyn Greenpoint 　 　
As the trend in the global population spirals towards increasing levels of urbanization, the contemporary metropolis has become the problematic site of an ever more critical set of environmental, socioeconomic and cultural concerns. A series of universities and institutes have gathered to create residential campuses on fringe locations around NYC to study the potential responses to these critical issues. I propose a campus that will house a myriad of scholars, students and staff. The areas of study of the new satellite campuses will mostly be dependent on fieldwork to be shared with their main campus. Nonetheless, some academic facilities will complement the heavily residential campuses.
Exterior Rendering 10
Shading Analysis to Determine Distance Between Buildings
Staggered Public and Residential Space
Solar Resopnsive Facade Treatmeant 11
Typical Floor Plan
Units Exploded Diagram
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Landscape Diagram
Ground Floor Plan
West Elevation
Longitudinal Section
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03 BXG 2014 Fall Studio Work Professor: Judith Leclerc Location: Barcelona, Spain
Exterior Rendering
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To integate the building to the urban context, the form will bridge out the high difference in the site’s elevation, while the program connects the health center and school library.
Circulation Diagram Programs: BXG: X-Games Agency in Barcelona
Shadding Analysis
9 - 10 hours 8 - 9 hours 7 - 8 hours 6 - 7 hours 5 - 6 hours 4 - 5 hours 3 - 4 hours 2 - 3 hours 1 - 2 hours 0 - 1 hour
-All regulatory circuit elements (half pipe, jumps, ramps…) outdoor -Administration -projection room (can be outdoor projection) -workshop -tuning and customizing workshop -Graffiti storage room -Night camping space (to be defined by each students) -Boutique -Vending machines space -Storage space for construction materials (slopes, etc) -Wc / showers -infirmary -initiation circuit (indoor) -classroom TOTAL(without outdoor)
M2 1500 50 100 30 20 20 200 50 10 30 25 20 400 30 2485 985
Sun Shading
BARCELONA: LEADER IN SOLAR ENERGY Sustainability regulations in Spain’s second largest city, Barcelona, require solar panels to be fitted to all large buildings. The objective is for the buildings to heat 60% of their own hot water. Barcelona is showing the way for the popularisation of renewable energy, and 20 Spanish towns and cities have already followed suit. The EU has already awarded Barcelona a prize for its ambitious initiatives.Since 2000, all new buildings and those undergoing major renovation have had to install solar heat capture surfaces to provide most of their hot water. What is truly groundbreaking in this respect is the fact that Barcelona has ventured to regulate rather than simply encouraging people to make use of solar energy.
The project proposes to display Barcelona’s hidden virtues, a sustained solar energy production while encompassing a double-layered landscape that isolates quiet from busy activities.
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Biblioteca Facultat Comunicaci贸 i Relacions Internacionals Blanquerna Universitat Ramon Llull
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Out Door BMX Space
Solar Panel
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Customize Workshop
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Indoor Skate Park Rendering
Exterior Rendering
Elevation 01
Section 01
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Vending Machine Space Rendering
Exterior Rendering 02
Entrance 02
Elevation 01
Customize Workshop
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Initiation Circuit
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04 Home(Less) Plus Branch Technology Free Form Housing Challenge (VISIONARY AWARD) Professor: Fabian Llonch Group Members: Ryan Cerone, Kyle McArdle Location: 87 Johnson St, Chattanooga, TN
Site Plan 15
Exterior Rendering 20
The advent of 3D printing technologies, such as C-FabTM, have radically changed the industry of architecture through the elimination of traditional construction constraints and an increase in efficiencies. High levels of complexity, both in form and in structure, have been made possible by lighter and stronger materials and automated fabrication methods. Without the added need of tool assemblies. HOME(LESS) + HOUSING is an adaptable module-based system that profits from printing innovations. The core minimizes the required material for thermal control, structure, and ergonomic living.
DESIGN CONCEPT
Given Program Solar Responsive Facade Treatment Spatial Arrangement
Central Cores Singular Print Skin, Structure, Furniture
Second Skin
Spatial Adjustment
Design
Wet Core: Water Collection Dry Core: Stack Ventilation
Responsive Facade
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The design of the system rests on the variable relationship between the kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom spaces. 1
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COAT CLOSET
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KITCHEN + DINING ROOM
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LIVING ROOM
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BATHROOM
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BEDROOM
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DESK + SHELVING
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MECHANICAL SPACE
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DRY WALL VOID
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WET WALL VOID
0 5 FLOOR PLAN 650 SQ FT
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A singular skin allows for continuous control of thermal comfort, the placement of secondary programs such as closets and mechanical spaces, and cellular fenestration that matches openings in the printed structure.
Interior Rendering
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05 Allentown Campus Redesign Client: Nicola Bulgadi Foundation Status: In progress Associate with TERRAGNI ARCHITECTTI Time: 2014 Summer
The Laboratory
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Shelf
Attachment Path
Exploded Diagram
Airflow Exchange: Heating and Cooling Circle 25
The Radiator
The Operable Roof
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The Library
The Radiator & Comand Center
The Library
The Labs & Projection Room
A Tripartite Division of Internal Sapce
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The Command Center
1/32“ Scale Model
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Exterior Rendering
1/32“ Scale Model
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06 Animation, Rendering and Model Making Rendering and Animation Works in Crystal CG.China Model Making in the City College of New York 2011-2013
Animation Works
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Modeling and Rendering Works
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Rendering Works (Shen Zhen, China, 2012) 32
Rendering Works (Guangzhou, China, 2012)
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2013 Autumn Studio Physical Model
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2014 Spring Studio Physical Model
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