PORTFOLIO Yuanting Peng Spring 2018
PORTFOLIO Yuanting Peng Spring 2018
CONTENT EX. 1 01/16- 01/26 In this project, the group observes similarities and trends in buildings in areas of Downtown Syracuse through their function and materiality, and also studies the differences in buildings’ materiality and context as cultural artifacts to see how the city has shaped them and how they can shape the city.
EX. 2 01/30- 02/20 In this project, we analyze and redesign of Praca das Artes. In this way, we explored how windows and fadade can influence the communication of architecture to its surrounding and its history background.
EX. 3 02/20- 04/20 In this project, the design of this building is on one Walton St in Downtown Syracuse which will house the ‘Archive of the City of Syracuse’. the design process is proceeding first ‘from the outside in’ and then ‘from the inside out’. The design of the whole project focus on the facade's relationship with the context and the windows' possibility.
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Columbus Circle- Family Court
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EX.1 Analytical section drawings are trying to show the relationship between the buildings, public spaces and streets surround them. Through showing the material of different buildings in the same street/ around same public space, it was found that those building are share the similarity of material to a certain degree. Buildings are also closely interacting with the streets and public space around them by their entrances and facades.
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In collaboration with Andrew D'Angelo, Joao Pedro Ellery Lustosa Furtado De Oliv, Maya Saxena, Phyoe Thandar
Section Show Analyze of Material
Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
School of Architecture
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Section Show Analyze of Material
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In collaboration with Andrew D'Angelo, Joao Pedro Ellery Lustosa Furtado De Oliv, Maya Saxena, Phyoe Thandar
Section Show Analyze of Material
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Section Show Analyze of Material
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In collaboration with Andrew D'Angelo, Joao Pedro Ellery Lustosa Furtado De Oliv, Maya Saxena, Phyoe Thandar
EX.2 By the analyze and redesign of Praca das Artes, we explored how windows and fadade can influence the communication of architecture to its surrounding and its history background. Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
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Plans
Collage of Two Facades
Through the design of Praca das Artes, the architect explore how a complex of building can influence and reshape the context it sited. On the other hand, this architecture program also use the facade of old, already exist buildings to create a new combined facade.
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In collaboration with Joao Pedro Ellery Lustosa Furtado De Oliv
Praca das Artes // Brasil Arquitetura Av. Sao Joao, 281, Sao Paulo 2012 Size: 28’500 square meters
Simple/ Geometrical
Complex/ Ornamental
Analyze & Transform of Different Windows Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
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Original facade
Exchange windows’ shape
Exchange windows’ type.
Exchange windows’ arrange logic
Different Ways of Redesign Facade
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In collaboration with Joao Pedro Ellery Lustosa Furtado De Oliv
Photo of Analytical Model
I n t h e r e d e s i g n o f Pr a c a d a s A r t e s , w e transformed the facade of different period and style and alienated them, in order to create a reshaped facade that contain both the history and new changes brought by this building.
Exploding Analyze of Redesigned Facade Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
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EX.3 The design considers the reflections of the glass and mirror as a way to construct new scenes of the site. The main concepts of the design are experience of different screens and the extending of views. By using the reflection and refraction of mirrors and glasses in constructed angle, it is possible to create “screen� in the space to show the part of view that is not visible through direct view.
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Photo of Room, Window, Furniture Models
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School of Architecture
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Photo of Study Models
By using the reflection and refraction of mirrors and glasses in constructed angle, it is possible to create “screen” in the space to show the part of view that is not visible through direct view. Those “screens” is placed next the translucent glass window, to let the occupies experienced the montage of passage from separated space and orientation. This design let the visitors have a sense of experience complicated and reconstructed information of the context around the building(space).
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The main concepts of the design are experience of different screens and the extending of views. By using the reflection and refraction of mirrors and glasses in constructed angle, it is possible to create “screen� in the space to show the part of view that is not visible through direct view. People inside this building can see the Walton street through the glass while have a glimpse of the creek on the other side in same time.
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Roof Structure
Third Floor Archive /OfďŹ ce /Roof Garden
Second Floor Auditorium /Exhibition /Archive
First Floor Lobby /Library /Food Court
Exterior Appearance
Spatial Sequence Axonmetric Drawing
Seperated Floor Axonmetric Drawing
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The project is designed to be made of a series of rooms from the inside. One wall of each room is replaced with a Window to make it visually extend. Being impacted by this logic, the organization of program is made from a series of room in different size and height, relating to their usage and privacy.
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Photo of Model Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
School of Architecture
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Short Section
Long Section
Photo of Model's Inside
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Sections
Photo of Model's In Site Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
School of Architecture
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Inside View
Outside Scene
Reflection Analyze Diagram
View Analyze Diagram
Analytical Diagrams Those “screens� is placed next the translucent glass window, to let the occupies experienced the montage of passage from separated space and orientation. Mirrors are placed in the orientations to reflecting views of the creek and streets beyond this block. Based on the orientation of the mirror, they visually connect moments that are not typically seen side by side.
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View From Building's Window
Photo of Model's Window Detail Yuanting Peng spring 2018 Syracuse University
School of Architecture
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Yuanting Peng Spring 2018