DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
COMPILATION YVAN TRAN
Reverse Image Park Harvey Oklahoma City, OK, USA 2016
I draw because I want to see.
CARLO SCARPA
HI THERE,
I’M YVAN!
I am pursuing licensure in architecture with the hope to design spaces and experiences for people of all places. Selected are design and architectural works and studies I have accumulated throughout my academic & professional career. Constantly curious. Always creating.
CONTACT ME 6705 Northwest 110th Court Oklahoma City, OK, USA 73162 + 1 405 476 5140 yvan.h.tran@gmail.com issuu.com/yvan.tran < digital portfolio > yvantran.carbonmade.com < website > totrasteverewego.weebly.com < blog >
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
University of Oklahoma Norman, OK, USA Bachelor of Architecture Environmental Sustainability Minor Aug 2012 - May 2017
Digital Modeling & Drafting Rhinocerous, Autodesk AutoCAD, Autodesk Revit, Grasshopper
Acadamic Initiatives Abroad Rome, Italy Jan 2016 - May 2016
Rendering & Imaging V-ray (Rhinocerous), Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign
Institute for Quality Communities Norman, OK, USA Undergraduate Research Assistant Oct 2016 - Dec 2016
Physical Modeling Laser Cutting (Rhinocerous), CNC Milling (RhinoCAM), Handcrafting
Blackledge & Associates Architect Oklahoma City, OK, USA Architectural Intern May 2015 - Aug 2016
Languages English (Native), Vietnamese (Fluent)
OU Information Technology Norman, OK, USA Lab Experience Leader Jan 2013 - Oct 2016
COMMUNITY
PROFICIENCY
Urban Land Institute Hines Student Competition 2017 Student Team ACSA Steel Design Student Competition 2016 Student Team American Institute of Architecture Students Mentorship Chair Habitat for Humanity Public Relations Chair
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THEORIZED ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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BIOTIC LOOP Urban & Education
PROMENADE Civic & Commercial
TWO-FOLD Commerical & Residential
FLEETWORKS Urban & Industrial
FABRICATED ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
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DEVELOPABLE SURFACES Small Object
INDEXED SURFACES Small Object
RULING LINES Large Object
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS
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MODEL MAKING Small & Large Objects
FREEHANDING Sketches
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THEORIZED ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
BIOTIC LOOP Independent Studio Project Site South Canadian River Location Norman, OK, USA Term Spring 2017, Three Months
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LACK OF PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE ABOUT NORMANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S WATER SYSTEM HAS DISSOLVEDSOUTH NORMAN INTO AN UNDERAPPRECIATED AND NEGLECTED DESTINATION OF THE CITY. CHALLENGE Design a masterplan for the South Norman Region that facilitates a number of eco-centric programs that work to remediate and sustain an ecologically historic site. Through changes in infrastructure and programming, the Canadian Riverpark aims to reconnect the city of Norman with its riverfront.
PHASE ONE
ANCHOR Garner public interest in South Norman site. Highlight existing Norman Wastewater Treatment Plant with new Norman Environmental Center. Establish a destination along the South Canadian River - the Canadian Riverpark.
PHASE TWO
REMEDIATE Situated in a unique ecological region, Norman sits at the intersection of the crosstimbers and the great plains of North America. Program spaces of education and outreach to promote remediation of the nature and man such as the Biotic Loop: Center for Ecological Research & Studies and the Biomechatronic Research & Rehab.
PHASE THREE
SUSTAIN Link additional platforms through a series of linear parks and the new Jenkins Avenue Canal. Promote ecological remediation strategies including greenhouses, nurseries, urban farming and the Tiny House Community.
SOUTH NORMAN IS HOME TO A TROVE OF BIOTIC SYSTEMS SUCH AS THE
OLIVER WILDLIFE PRESERVE, SHAKELEE CREEK AND THE SOUTH CANADIAN RIVER.
CHALLENGE Design a facility to house the University of Oklahoma Department of Biology and serve as a threshold into the Oliver Wildlife Preserve. In the effort to remediate the site of the Preserve, the Biotic Loop: Center for Ecological Research & Studies engages occupants and visitors with the Preserve while delineating limits of human-to-nature contact through elevated platforms.
PROGRAM Research Labs
13000 sf
Exhibition Halls
12000 sf
Faculty Offices
6600 sf
Classrooms
6000 sf
Library
6000 sf
Auditorium
3000 sf
Workshop
2400 sf
Cafe
2000 sf
Service
5460 sf
Building Area
59360 sf
CULTIVATING AN EXPERIENCE BELOW, WITHIN & ABOVE Entry into the Biotic Loop draws visitors and regulars - students, staff, and researchers - closer to the landscape through a descending ramp that meets the spine of the building. The spine dismembers itself into loops that frame intimate yards, in which outreach and educational experiences intersect with elements in nature. Furthering into the building, floor plates gradually disengage with the topography where the building lifts itself from the earth and into the heights of the canopy of the Oliver Wildlife Preserve.
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SPATIAL JOURNEY The Biotic Loop sits within the Oliver Wildlife Preserve, giving it many opportunities to engage with the landscape. A spine is established in which spaces of outreach, the exhibition halls, are aligned. The serving, educational spaces wind in a meandering motion, that form enclosed yards shared by researchers, students, staff and visitors. The Biotic Loop cultivates interdisciplinary interaction between spaces of outreach and education, all the while encapsulated within a rich landscape. 0
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS Through a series of raised slabs elevated on stilts, the building peels itself away from the landscape as it pushes further into the Oliver Wildlife Preserve. Constructed of a structural steel frame with cast-in-place concrete slabs, new heights can be achieved. The buliding skin is wrapped in a bamboo screen that becomes more porous as the landscape reveals itself. The four level library presents a moment of finality as the user experiences being within the canopy of the Oliver Wildlife Preserve.
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PROMENADE ACSA Steel Design Student Competition Entry Site Largo Di Torre Argentina Location Rome, IT Term Spring 2016, Two Weeks
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EXISTING SITE relations between the ruins and public use. Depicted are pedestrian and vehicular activity.
FRAMING RUINS
TRIANGULATION
to enhance public understanding of the site.
of views and engaging participants.
STAGING PROMENADE for public use with a long spanning west wing.
CAPTIVATE public interest. New theater to support existing Teatro Argentina.
A ROMAN GEM Largo di Torre Argentina stands as a reminder that Rome is a city that is buried firm within its roots with a culture that is perpetually in motion. Central to the untouched site are remains of four ancient temples. Wrapping the site are major networks of transport. Promenade protects and reveals a site that is celebrated as a historical and cultural treasure - allowing for it to be re-discovered for years to come.
Piazza della Rotunda / Pantheon Promenade
Existing Plan
Proposed Plan
Cinema as gem
Largo di Torre Argentina River Tiber
Framing temple ruins
FRAMING SPACES Participants descend to ruin level where the cinematic museum begins. Controlled movements immerse participants in cinematic history, while controlled views reveal and protect the existing temple ruins. Promenade level ushers a moment of captivity through an attractive screening system that spans the western facade. Lifted away from the ruins is cinema level where participants engage in a private and authentic cinematic experience.
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FRAMING REALITIES The containment of form and the articulation of movement through the museum and theater is an homage to historical Italian cinema. The production and release of these films rely on careful staging techniques in order to control what the viewers are able and unable to see.
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Curtain Operation
Temporary scaffolding structures can be spotted throughout the architectural landscape of Rome. Whether it be used to repair or to support and conceal, it is constructed in such a way to simplify assembly and disassembly. The screening system spanning the western and northern facades are of modular steel members that are adhered to the veirendeel structure of the building. The computer operated LCD panels open and flex. Throughout the day, light trickles itself into the interior spaces. When the sun sets, the panels radiate the exterior promenade with cinematic displays. Steel Nuts Steel Plates Organic LightEmitting Diode Screens Actuator Swivel 1/4â&#x20AC;? Steel Tubes Actuator Arms Actuator Motor
Frame Couples
Forged Top Caps Pressed Bottom Caps Steel Vierendeel Members D2
Screening System Detail
Screen Operation
TWO-FOLD Independent Studio Project Site River Market District Location Kansas City, MO, USA Term Fall 2015, Three Months
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A MIDWESTERN CULTURE HUB The River Market District reveals historic farmers and flea market, established this pocket of Kansas of the site, Two-Fold fills the gap
a culture in Kansas City rich in local gastronomy and traditions in music. The district is home to the frequented by locals and visitors. The development of additional housing, commercial, and retail has City as a place to live, work and play. In the tune of modern trends in building and the historical nature between the beginnings of the city and the definitive River Market.
ENGAGE MARKET
CONNECT PUBLIC
EYES ON THE PARK
with supporting shops.
through parks and active exterior spaces.
from residential units from above.
Existing Plan
Proposed Plan
Interstate Existing Park Two-Fold River Market Missouri River
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TRANSCRIBING A SYSTEM Orinthology is a jazz composition by the reknown Charlie Parker. The screening system is a rendition of ‘Orinthology’ and demonstrates the influence of music on the built environment. Two variables are used to drive the design - the degree of sun exposure and the fluxuation of notes in the jazz composition. Against the ordinary steel frame of the buiding, juxtapositions of sporatic versus pattern and freeform versus structure occurs within the system.
Corrugated
GREEN OPERATIONS
Metal Roof
The introduction of the thermo-bimetal skin gives way to a more environmentally responsive building envelope. Layered with two different metals, each with different coefficients in expansion, the thermo-bimetal curls open and shut in reaction to solar heat.
Steel Sill 1” Screen
1” Thermo-Bimetal
1/4” Double Glazed Glass 4” Airspace
The source of potable, grey, and black water is rooted within the building itself and is achieved through rainwater collection strategies. During periods of rainfall, the sloped roof captures water that is stored in cisterns.
Gasket Reinforced Concrete Slab Steel Beam D1 Screening System Detail
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Rain Water Recycled Black Water Grey Water & Potable Water
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FLEETWORKS ULI Hines Student Competition Team Entry Site Elston Industrial Corridor Location Chicago, IL, USA Term Spring 2016, Two Weeks
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Fleet Market
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Elston Institute
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Market Square
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Goose Nest Hotel
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Coffee Roaster
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Home Depot
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Riverwalk Trail
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The Foundry
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Sipi Metals Corporation
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Hatcher Associates
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General Iron Industries
Furniture Fabricators
2019 - 2021
Reshoring & Insourcing
PHASE 1 Program Commercial
Affordable Housing Market Rate Housing Condominiums Hotel Manufacturing Office
263,790 SF 130,661 SF
199 Units
216,268 SF
239 Units
168,852 SF
187 Units
213,242 SF
500 Units
81,195 SF 111,309 SF 481,786 SF
Parking
2,650 Spaces
Total Buildout
2,150,750 SF
Total Development Cost
$278,624,240
FleetWorks is a model for modern manufacturing that coexists with the residential and commercial activities that bring vitality to urban neighborhoods. Increased demand for, and cost of, housing units near the Loop has created significant pressure to allow residential development in the Planned Manufacturing Districts north of downtown. While many Chicago residents are excited by the possibility of new developments, industrial workers fear they may lose their homes and their livelihoods to gentrification. The FleetWorks design will work to retain and retrain those workers while welcoming new residents and industries.
A 2022 - 2024
Closing The Skills Gap
PHASE 2 Program Commercial
Affordable Housing
138,811 SF
Market Rate Housing Education Manufacturing Office Parking
125 Units
106,955 SF
161 Units 304,870 SF
335 Units
31,921 SF 139,238 SF 99,043 SF 112,171 SF
622 Spaces
Total Buildout
5,757,482 SF
Total Development Cost
$149,923,938
2025 - 2026
Sustain
PHASE 3 Program Commercial
Affordable Housing
110,230 SF 85,400 SF
Market Rate Housing
109,857 SF
Education
22,919 SF
Office
36,837 SF
Parking
109,260 SF
128 Units 118 Units
580 Spaces
Total Buildout
8,091,837 sf
Total Development Cost
$58,412,795
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SYNERGIZE FleetWorks supports a variety of interacting industries, from skilled trades and resource suppliers to education and growing entrepreneurs.
MODERNIZE FleetWorks integrates manufacturing into the urban consumer experience by displaying these processes at street level as pedestrians approach the market. The first level of he market operates as a flex space with openings to optimize river views and access.
CONNECT The development of parcels A, B, and C increases accessibility from Wicker Park from the west to Goose Island from the east. The creation of the Goose Nest Hotel on parcel C strengthens the relationship between FleetWorks and Goose Island.
Capital Goods Ideas Manufacturer Market
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Market Square Arts Festival
Fleet Market Flea
Walk with Light on the 606
Bike meet at Riverwalk Trail
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Views In & Out
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BRIDGE GOOSE ISLAND
Restaurant Week at Ada St
St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl
Open House at the Distillery CNC Workshop
Study Digital Making at Elston Institute
Wicker Park Acoustic Chillfest
GOOSE ISLAND
Roaster Cupping Event
International Children’s Film Fest
NORTH BRIDGE GOOSE AVENUE ISLAND BRIDGE
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FABRICATED ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS
FOLDING ASSEMBLIES Anish Kapoor is an installation artist known for his sculptures clad with sheets of aluminum. Aluminum is an inextensible material; it is unable to stretch and bend itself into a compound surface. Similar to aluminum, chipboard and bristol board do not have compound properties. To achieve the curvature of the compound surface for, a series of flat, isoparametric subset of surfaces fold for assembly. Where the surfaces experience the most bend requires for the number of subdivisions are increased.
SURFACE
RULE SETTING 1 Surface is assigned. 2 Surface is divided into a subset of isoparametric surfaces. 3 The surfaces are debrepped into points that form lines of triangulation. 4 Openings are offset from these lines.
Assembled Surfaces
OUTPUT A single surface that is developable and with minimal amounts of folds.
DEVELOPABLE SURFACES Independent Fabricationl Project Medium Cast Acrylic, Bristol Board, Chipboard, Laser Printer, Grasshopper, Rhinocerous Artist Examined Anish Kapoor Term Fall 2015 - Fall 2016
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ROUTING PATHS
Barbara Hepworth is a modern sculptor of carved blocks of wood. Similar to CNC milling, Hepworthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pieces are realized through a subtractive process. There are constraints to both methods of manual and machine cutting. The level of precision is not nearly as possible by hand as it is with a mill.
Flip Milling
Polyhedra Milling Joel Shapiro is a sculptor known for his geometries of wood and bronze. Shapiro sculpts geometries such as polyhedra which are solids developed from six or more planes. Polyhedra appear to be simple to build, but unassumingly require a high level of accuracy and carefulness. Prior to milling, the planes are assigned router tool paths with enough tolerance to allocate for the diameter of the tool. Increasing the stepover of the tool paths removes harsh edges, making assembly clean and precise.
INDEXED SURFACES Independent Fabrication Project Medium Baltic Birch, CNC Mill, RhinoCAM, Rhinocerous Artist Examined Joel Shapiro, Barbara Hepworth Term Fall 2016
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EXPLORING LISTS Naum Gabo pioneered what we now know as modern sculpture. His forms are achieved through a series of straight lines. Ruling Lines applies tools of computation to the making of sculpture-like pieces. The frame contains lines of filament that are assigned points within a list. These points become the holes in which the lines of filament weave in and out of. To render effects of a sweeped surface, the lines are spaced in short distances from one another.
Assigning Points
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Reverse List
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RULING LINES Independent Fabrication Project Medium Cast Acrylic, Steel Filament, Nylon Rope, Doug Fir, Laser Printer, Grasshopper, Rhinocerous Artist Examined Naum Gabo Term Fall 2015 - Fall 2016
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Self-supporting and economical in construction, the 1:1 model follows the guidelines established by Ruling Lines. With a set of computational rules, the model is easily replicable and can be larger in footprint or number of sides. The scale of the frame intends to make the space within inhabitable.
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RULE SETTING 1 The top and bottom curves are connected at their corners to create a curve. These curves build the frame. 2 All curves are piped. The pipes are divided into a series of points. 3 The series of points are partitioned into a list for each pipe. 4 The lists are subdivided into sides per pipe. This defines the number of indices assigned per pipe. 5 The indices assigned to the pipes represent a list. 6 A domain is set for each list. 7 Lines follow a path starting from one indices and ending at another.
OUTPUT A system of intersecting curves that respond to set points on a frame.
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ADDITIONAL PROJECTS
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WHEN LIGHT BENDS
The waffling structure supports itself using interlocking connections. The individual sheets of plywood were fabricated digitally and milled using a CNC router. The form resembles the interior of a cave as it curves over the top and dissolves at its base. Orientated along a south facing window, light filters through the pockets of the waffling structure. Because each sheet of plywood is made unique, light begins to bend itself in various ways.
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A CITY ON THE RISE
The site sits in the heart of a rapidly growing neighborhood that is in proximity to Oklahoma City University and Uptown. Common Grounds provides housing for students above while serving as a flex space below for the Uptown community. Uptown lacks access to fresh produce. A central communal garden is dedicated on the first and second floor public use. The building configuration is stacked vertically and staggered horizontally to optimize lighting within each unit and to begin to introduced the building into the streetscape.
MODEL MAKING Collaborative & Individual Studio Projects Medium Plywood, Mattboard, Chipbaord Location Various, Oklahoma Term Spring 2014 - Spring 2015
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REBIRTH OF THE MOTHER ROAD
Utica Square exists at the intersection of Utica and historic Route 66. The site is frequented by visitors at the Hillcrest Medical Center and cars refilling at the OnCue gas station. An abundance of parking lots and a parking garage make up the remainder of the site. The new Utica Square proposal combats wide open parking lots with a four-story multi-use building and a public park serving recreational activities and food truck meetups. To increase pedestrian activity, the existing parking garage is adapted with new sidewalk level storefronts, a historic car museum and an interactive, LED facade. 1
WAFFLING STRUCTURE Collaborative Studio Project Medium Plywood Location Norman, Oklahoma, USA Term Spring 2014, One Month
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COMMON GROUNDS HOUSING Individual Studio Project Medium Mattboard Location Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA Term Spring 2015, Two Months
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UTICA SQUARE PROPOSAL Collaborative Studio Project Medium Mattboard, Chipboard Location Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Term Spring 2015, One Month
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Concentric Plan
Monumentality
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COMPILATION Individual Sketches Medium India Ink, Acid-Free Paper Location Rome, IT Term Spring 2016
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Shifting Eras
Hierarchical Plan
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Headlessness
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Piazza del Campidoglio
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Tempio di Portuno
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Roma, Piazzale Garibaldi
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Un treno a Cortona
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Un treno a Venezia
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One-point
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Rehab Documentation
Constantly curious. Always creating.