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NEW BREEZY POINT RISE | May 2013 Scheme Development
Hurricane Sandy Breezy Point, the beachfront community at the western end of the Rockaway Peninsula, was one of the areas worst hit by Hurricane Sandy. Decastating floods were followed by a six-alarm fire, which destroyed a hundred and eleven houses. Breezy Point is also, almost literally, one of the city’s most tightly knit communities: some three thousand houses, many of them owned by Irish cops and firefighters, tend to be passed down through generations. Scale: 1:392.8
Deformation magnification: 1.000 Case: L1 Case: A1 : Analysis case 1
By connecting the corner of the houses, which are the strong points of wood structure, the connects create a diagonal system at the alley within a block. The system will provide stronger support for the house structure, can also give opportunities for the shade design, public facilities within block and integrated green system. Scale: 1:392.8 Deformation magnification: 1.000 Case: L1 Case: A1 : Analysis case 1
Structure Simulation Using GSA to stimulate the movement of the houses under flood attack. The black lines are location of the houses before the flood while the red lines indicate the movement after. By adding more connections between houses ( compare first and third diagram ), we can see the houses are intending to stay where they were. ( compare the second and fourth diagram )
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Structure Detail & Rebuilding After Sandy
The More Denser Columns: R/H = 0.007 Thinner Use a splice plate bolted to top flanges of beam
Shear is carried by plates welded and bolted to beam web
Plate welded and bolted to bottom flange of beam
Steel Framing: Semi-rigid connections
Steel Cable
Steel I Beam
Steel Round Column
Wood Bench/Dock
R = 2� H = 11.5’ R/H = 0.014
Green Paving
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LINEAR INTERACTION | Dec.
Stores
Buildings Stores
Restaurant
Restaurant
Sidewalks Furnishing Zone
Sidewalks Furnishing Zone
Moving Walkway
Sidewalks
Sidewalks Trees
Rooftop Park
Trees Parking Lane
Parking Lane
Sitting Park
Driving Lane
Driving Lane
Outside Space
Buildings
Buildings
Parking Lane Trees
Restaurant
Station
Parking Lane
Trees
Driving Lane
Stores
Restaurant
Noise: Construction Before/After Hours Street/Sidewalk Park/Playground Store/Commercial
Eat
Vendor Outside Cafe
Site Club/bar/restaurant
Sit and Chat
Sidewalks
Buildings
Rooftop Park
Void
Elevator Rooftop Park
Moving Walkway
Elevator
Walkable Eating Station
Chatting Room Buildings WITH Open Facade
Open Facade
Walkway
Elevator
Eating Outside
Outside ShopSidewalks
Sitting Park
Chatting Room Walkable Eating Station
Driving Lane
Public Building Stores
Chat
Outside Space
Buildings WITH Open Facade
Escalator
Movable Walkway
Outside Cafe
2012
Today, over 50% of the world population are living in urban centers. With a brutal contraction of time and space, not to say a complete disappearance of the notion of distance for data transmission in the Information Age we have arrived again to the notion of Delocalization. So why are we paying so much rent to live in the center of New York? Despite the high density of cities and fast development of technology, do people get much closer to each other? Do we know more about this world? Here, This is where we need a building, a new school building that will affect the young and the old, affect the past and future; as a physical interface contextualizing virtual information into a physical space, negotiating between dimensions, and in return producing information and knowledge.
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Lecture Hall
Exhibition
Outside Stage
100% Interactive
Transition
100% Flat
Coffeeshop
Gallery Pinup Room
Public Plaza
Groud Floor
Second Floor
Lecture Hall
Lecture Hall
Rooftop Garden
Third Floor
Fourth Floor
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NEW SCENARIO BETWEEN COLLECTIVE AND INDIVIDUAL | Aug.
INDIVIDUAL? INTROSPECTIVE
2012
COLLECTIVE? EXTROVERTED
The individual refers to a private, introspective experience of viewing art; while collective experiences refers to social, extroverted experiences of viewing art. Individually collective and collectively individual are the transitional experiences from purely collective to purely individual. Our analysis and research into camouflage, the site and Dia Beacon, reveals subtle and latent experiences. Accordingly, the design focuses on a new gallery scenario - activated through user movement, new experiences become apparent. The experience of appreciating the art varies from individually collective to collectively individual. It's sort of a hybrid, dynamic and radical way of rethinking how artwork is displayed and how people could have diverse experience in the gallery.
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ADMISSION
ART GALLERY
ART GALLERY
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
ART GALLERY ART GALLERY
ART GALLERY
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GREEN | MOUNTAIN | LAYERING CITY | Oct.
BISCUIT
LANDFORM
ENAMEL
BUILDING
2010
Rooftop Garden
GLAZE
AFFORESTATION
Artists' Workshop
PUBLIC BUILDING
LANDFORM
LIVING SPACE
BUILDING
PLAZA
AFFORESTATION
Artists' Workshop
Original Mountain
Combine Landscape and Architecture to Create New Mountain
Rooftop Garden
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How do we deal with the rising population of informal dwellings? In China, the new town urban design is always an intriguing issue. Context, transportation, programs and facilities make a city fully function. Green, mountain and gardens are generally not considered as urban elements. By bringing these different elements together, a new town experience has been created. In this way, they cultivate new kinds of urban landscapes, new kinds of urban experiences, and support a wide range of social interactions and relationships. They help build up communities.
Workshop Plot Area : 48000sqm Gross Floor Area : 144,000sqm
Plaza Plot Area:26,000sqm
Residential Area Plot Area:23,000sqm Gross Floor Area:114,000sqm
Museum Plot Area:5,000sqm Gross Floor Area:30,000sqm
Workshop Plot Area : 48000sqm Gross Floor Area : 144000sqm
Courtyards
Courtyards and Traffic
Speed of the Crowds
Overall Context
Central Open Space
Radical Context
Residential Area Plot Area:23000sqm Gross Floor Area:114000sqm
Plaza Plot Area:26000sqm
Museum Plot Area:5000sqm Gross Floor Area:30000sqm
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TRADITION | WATER | SERENITY | Oct. House and Courtyard Basic Unit
Courtyard
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Main Road
Building
Cluster is one of the most important essence of Chinese architecture. Different combination of simple houses will create interesting relationship of positive and negative space as well as new circulation. In this design, the site is located in a traditional Chinese architectural environment. Surrounded by rivers, small houses and quiet lifestyle, the building intents to merge into the atmosphere, provides a peaceful space for patients to recovery. To design an environmentalfriendly building and also meet the needs of a complicated medical circulation and various departments layout requirement is the main challenge of this design.
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In-Patient Department 1-Nursing Station 2-Doctors’ Office 3-On-call Room 4-Ward 5-Public Lounge 6-Storage 7-Laundry Room 8-Bathroom 9-Dressing Room 10-Attending Doctor 11-Medical Classroom 12-Interns’ Room 13-Examination Room 14-Kitchen 15-Cafeteria
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ER 36-Emergency Room 37-ER Observation Room 38-ER Medical Room 39-ER Surgical Room 40-ER Paediatrician Room 41-Injection Room 42-Ambulance Office 43-Registration 44-Pharmacy
Prevention & Health Care Section
16-Lobby 17-Registration Office
45-Prophylactic Immunization Room 46-Physical Check-Ups 47-Waiting Room
Out-Patient Department, OPD
48-Lobby 49-Registration Office 50-Medicine 51-Imformation 52-Billing Office
18-Endoscopy 19-CT Room 20-X-ray Room 21-Radiographers’ Office 22-Electrocardiogram 23-B-Ultrasound Room 24-Physiological Exam 25-Regular Exam 26-Blood Test Chamber 27-Immu-serological Lab 28-Infusion Room
Consulting Room 29-Medical Consulting Room 30-Surgical Consulting Room 31-Stomatological Consulting Room 32-Obsterics & Gynecology Consulting Room 33-Treatment Room 34-Waiting Room 35-On-Call Room
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QINGCHENG 500 RESIDENCE DESIGN | Jul.
Courtyard
Site Area: 9.19 ha Residential: 57.6% Rublice Service: 0.4% Green Land: 23.0% Street: 19.0% Floor Area: 80845sqm Residential Floor Area: 80045sqm Public Service Floor Area: 800sqm Streets: 1.80 ha Green Land: 2.12ha Households:622 Population: 1866 Building Coverage: 58% FAR: 0.88 Green Land Coverage: 23%
Water
Stair
Attic
Mountain
Porch
2011
Pool
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SPATIAL FABRIC | Aug. 120
What is the place of BIM in architecture? Is it only meant for production, or can architectural design benefit from the real time feedback available from Building Information Models. BIM can, and will change the profession, this generation is responsible for how that will be.
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HY-BIRD HOTEL | Apr. DENSITY
Numerous types of birds migrate through NYC during Spring and Fall. This project is to create a structure within the existing city fabric. The structure components change throughout the year to simulate different types of natural birdnests.
Polygon type; Scale Factor; Rotate 3D; Pipe Radius;
Polygon type: 6 Scale Factor A: 0.6, 0.8 Rotate 3D: Vertical rotate 30 degree Rotate: XY plane 20 degree Edge Extend: 0.1 Offset: 0 Pipe Radius: 0.008 Overall Scale Factor: Z direction: 2; XY direction: 0.7
Polygon type: 6 Scale Factor A: 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8 Rotate 3D: Vertical rotate 15 degree Rotate: XY plane 45 degree Edge Extend: 2 Offset: 1 Pipe Radius: 0.008 Overall Scale Factor: Z direction: 2
Polygon type: 6 Scale Factor A: 0.3, 0.45, 0.6 Rotate 3D: Vertical rotate 15 degree Rotate: XY plane 15 degree Edge Extend: 0.5 Offset: 1 Pipe Radius: 0.006 Overall Scale Factor: 1
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Base Geometry Analysis Oven Bird
BASIC GEOMETRY SQUARE
ROTATE WITH SMALLER ANGLE
ROTATE WITH LARGER ANGLE
American Redstart
MOVE IN Z DIRECTION
MOVE IN Z DIRECTION WITH DIFFERENT HEIGHT
SCALE DOWN
ROTATE AGAIN
MIRROR
PIPE
Song Sparrow
SCALE DOWN MORE
Heronnx BASIC GEOMETRY HEXAGON
ROTATE
MOVE IN Z DIRECTION
SCALE DOWN
ROTATE AGAIN
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MIRROR
PIPE
Polygon type: 6 Scale Factor A: 0.1, 0.2 Rotate 3D: Vertical rotate 15 degree Rotate: XY plane 15 degree Edge Extend: 2 Offset: 0.5 Pipe Radius: 0.006 Overall Scale Factor: 1
Rotate; Edge Extend; Offset; Overall Scale Factor;
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