PORTFOLIO MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE SELECTED WORKS 2010-2016 ZIYI JIA
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II/ SELECTION OF PROFESSION WORKS 01. Columbus Comprehensive Design Project 02. Hekima Jesuit University Master Plan Design 03. Scenic Resort Hotel Design 04.. The Museum of European History 05. High-Rise Building Design 06. Art Centre of Denison University III/ OTHER WORKS
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ZIYI JIA
jiaziyi.zoe@gmail.com +1(614)-256-9975 1210 Chambers Rd. 303B. Columbus. OH. 43212 EDUCATION Master of Architecture Knowlton School of Architecture, Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio, USA
Expect 05/2016-08/2013
Bachelor Degree of Architecture Henan University of Technology Zhengzhou, China
Studio projects:
05/2013-09/2008
2013-2014 Ohio State University Cinema Pavilion Design Project Gallery Design Project, Art Center of Denison University 2014-2015 Columbus Downtown Complexity Project Board Game Design and Fabrication Project, Hekima Jesuit University Master Plan Design Project 2016 European History Museum Design Project
Related Courses: 2013-2016 Technology of Revit Technology of Grasshopper Architecture History I & II Building Construction I & II Pro-Practice Environmental Mechanical and Electrical Systems in Architecture Data Analysis Architectural Theory I & II
EXPERIENCE
Architectural Intern. Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University. China
May, 2015-August, 2015
Work on the High-Rise Building of Jinlang in Shengyang and the First Archive Pavilion in Beijing in team, make 3D model and CAD drawings, prepare presentations for clients.
Scholarship Award: The Victor King Thompson 1934,1941 and Marianne Randall Thompson 1938 Scholarship Fund Architectural design assistant. Ed murphy architectural design. China
Work with teams for drafting, sketching and preparing CAD drawing and building models. Do research, prepare presentations for client review.
Architecture study abroad. Japan
Research on Japanese traditional and modern architecture, sort out materials and assemble to a book, visit famous architectures and do presentation on site for professors and students.
Sunrise Cup Architecture Design Competition. First Prize
June, 2012-December, 2012
December, 2014
An architecture competition among all the universities in China which aims at spreading new ideas and viewpoints of architecture design.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS 3D: Rhinoceros. Grasshopper. Google SketchUp. V-Ray. Revit Architecture 2D: AutoCAD. Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Illustrator. Adobe InDesign. GIS Fab-Lab: CNC Router. Laser Cutter Freehand Drawing and sketch
LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Chinese: Native English: Professional working proficiency
2014-2015
2011
I.COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN
“HIDDEN OPENESS� COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN Academic Project 2015 Fall Team work/ Team of 2 Location: Columbus, Ohio, US
This project is a comprehensive architectural project which contains multi-family housing, commercial space, and downtown grocery with additional retail. The site was formerly the historic Columbus Ventral Market. The design process engages from schematic design through the detailed development of programmatic spaces, building assemblies, structural and environ
Project Description This program is approximately 200 units +/- of multi-family housing (with amenities to be determined and one parking space per residential unit), 50,000 sq ft commercial space, a 40,000 sq ft downtown grocery (urban big box) with an additional 30,000 sq ft of retail. The main concern about this project is how to engage with different programs and how the site content responses to this project.
Configuration Diagram
Site Plan
Performance Diagram
‘Hidden Openness’ is the concept of the generation of from. From each direction, an open entrance breaks out from the inside courtyard. However, the views are hidden due to the indirect broken lines, which maintains the peace and mysterious of the inner garden. The scatter entrances and the form of the broken lines active the space and create a dynamic space. The purpose is to create the quality of the refreshed inside courtyard space and the harmony outside connections.
Program Massing Residential
Commercial
Amenity
Retail
Green Roof
Grocery
COMMERICAL FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
URBAN CORE VIEW
PARKING FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
AMENITY FLOOR PLAN
RESIDENTIAL SLAB CORRIDOR FLOOR PLAN
UNIT PLAN
UNIT TYPE A - Single Unit
LOFT LIVING ROOM VIEW
UNIT TYPE B - 2 Bedroom Unit
UNIT TYPE C - 3 Bedroom Unit
INTERIOR ELEVATION
Interior Elevation_Kitchen
COMMERICAL COURTYARD
Interior Elevation_Restroom
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
Sun Shading System The sun shading system is designed based on the variations of the facade orientations. Vertical and horizontal louvers with various density are generated to satisfy the sunlight intensity.
FIBERGLASS CAPPING OVER PARAPIT WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE DRAINAGE LAYER DRYSEAL TOP COAT WATERPROFING MEMBRANE DRAINAGE LAYER
AERATION LAYER
SHEET- METAL CAP SHEET-METAL PROTECTION CONTINUOUS CLEAT WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE
THERMAL INSULATION
METAL PAN
PLANTS 8”ENGINEERED SOIL
DRAINAGE LAYER
INSULATED GLASS STEEL STUD
PRIMARY SEAL TREATED WOOD NAILER HORIZONTAL MULLION CAP
TREATED WOOD NAILER HORIZONTAL MULLION CAP
SHEET- METAL CAP
INSULATED GLASS 2” TOPPING OF LIGHTWEIGHT INSULATING CONCRETE 8” CONCRETE SLAB
South Residential Slab Facade
Slab Facade Detail
South Wall Facade Detail
South Wall Facade Detail
ELECTRICAL LAYOUT
System of Residential Slab
HEAT,AIR VENTILATION, AND COOLING LAYOUT WATER OR SEWAGE SYSTEM
“Education for Future” Hekima Jesuit University Master Plan Design
‘‘IPHONE’’ APP STORE NO WHERE ON IPHONE BASIC APPS CUSTMIZING
‘‘UNIVERSITY’’ UNIVERSITY CORE OPEN SPACE + CIRCULATION PERMENENT SPACE FLEXIBLE FUNCTIONAL SPACE
The intention of this project id to build a state-of-the-art, 21st century campus, the best in Africa. Rather than duplicating a contemporary European or American university - much less a western university of the 19th or 20th century - we hope to leapfrog those models burdened with legacy designs and structures. The concept of this projects is from the iPhone that represents the concept of education for future and the organization of the university. Each hexagon element of the university is analogous to one application of iPhone. Depending on the demands and the scale of different departments and dormitories, those elements can be duplicated and connected into one system. The master plan of the university contains its flexibility and can be customized. It grows by itself.
Academic Project 2015 Spring Team work/ Team of 2 Location: kenya, Africa
SITE PLAN
“APPS” OF THE UNIVERSITY Conference Unit
Auditorium Unit
Group and Individual Study Unit
Workshop Unit
Lecture Room and Office Mix
Major Lecture Unit
Offices Unit
Dinning Unit
Lobby Unit
Library Unit
Housing Unit
Exhibition and Presentation Unit
SITE PLAN STRATEGY
AMENITIES SAVANNA
SAVANNA
HOUSING
The main strategy of the site plan is that the savanna comes into the academic area to be the landscape and open space in university, and also live space for future development. The amenity areas which includes the professors’ housing and other servicing programs are placed at the northern part of the site. The Student’s housing area including amenities extends from the southern part to the academic area in middle. The intersection area of which those two major parts meet becomes the core of the university which includes the infrastructure programs such as the library, the recreation center, the student union and some other programs. All the schools are at the north of the core areas and the west part is as the reserved space for further development.
ACADEMIC AREA HOUSING AREA UNIVERSITY CENTER AMENITIES AREA PARK
EDUCATION SCHOOL This is the plan of Education School and the related housing area, which represents one method to organize those functional ‘applications’ of university. The school is composed by those hexagons of the lobby, the lecture rooms, the offices, the study rooms and the labs, the library and other functional elements in the order of public to private. The housing hexagons share green space in-between, and also sports facilities are attached to housing units.
School of Education
Housing Area
HOUSING UNIT The concept of housing unit is ‘sharing’. The goal is to enhance the relationship between students and prompt them as families. In one housing unit, each of two share one green space and all the rooms on the same floor share the outdoor green space in middle.
Housing Unit
DINING UNIT The concept of the dining unit is to active the kitchen and makes it to be the main character in the dining hall. And also in order to provide a more relaxing time for students, the roof as a green garden comes into the space.
Lobby Unit
Dining Unit
This is the view of the lobby. As an open public free space, the form transforms from the normal hexagon unit, but with an irregularity shape of roof of which represents as an iconic gathering space.
SCENIC RESORT HOTEL DESIGN
Landscape and Building Form Engagement Strategy Diagram
Academic Project
2013 Spring Individual work Location: Yunnan,China This project is a scenic resort hotel design. The site is located on a tourist island of Yunnan, China. There are waterfall, hills and cherry orchard around. The big concept comes from Mobius strip which the whole building form is an organic whole through self-rotation. Therefore, the ground greening and roof garden will be able to realize the connection, people can have a free walk on the whole site.
CONCEPT
Mรถbius strip
The Concept of this project derived from the Mรถbius strip, the whole building form is an organic whole through self-rotation. Therefore, the ground greening and roof garden will be able to realize the connection, people can have a free walk on the whole site, enjoying the happiness brought by nature. Building body form also echoes hill beside it, not abrupt. Form Transfomation
ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION
SITE
THE ROAD
Terrain Adjustment
Reduce Runoff
Lower Internal Temperature
Plant Morphological Adjustment
Lower Surface Temperature
THE GREEN
SITE
THE WATER
THE SITE
SECTION LIGHT AND AIR
PEOPLE LANDSCAPE
UNDERGROUND
Increase Evaporating Heat
AERIAL VIEW
SKIN TEXTURE
7.The texture formated is linked together very well with the roof layer
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5.Using glass and wood grille as skin decoration
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4.Pane division, cut-off rule
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3.Pane division, enclosing surface
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2.Layer division, main building is divided into four layers
1.Terrace, the source of the construction epidermis texture creation
First Floor Pl
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West Elevation
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Second Floor Plan
1. Entrance hall 2. Western restaurant 3. Western kitchen 4. Restroom (male) 5. Restroom (female) 6. Chinese kitchen 7. Chinese restaurant 8. Lecture hall 9. Business center 10. Luggage room 11. Landscape garden 12. Landscape water court 13. Reception desk 14. Utility room 15. Guest room 16. Roof garden
East Elevation
Third Floor Plan 98
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Fourth Floor Plan 12
1.Gym 2.Chess room 3.Billiards 4.Conference room 5.Variable control room 6.Clinic room
Standard Room
Single Room
7.Office 8.Toilet (male) 9.Toilet (female) 10.Atrium 11.Store room 12.Guest room
Business Room
There are three kinds of room in the hotel, standard room, single room and business single room, adapting to different needs of guests; Rooms provide complete facilities and bring luxury feast to guests, which can not only meet the requirements of playing but also do many kinds of business activities.
1.Intercept central block as building minor entrance
2. The building mass required by area
3. The reasonable construction area leading to two single building
4.Among the two buildings there is a channel
5.Adjust two single building in the position to create diagonal type volume relations
6.Link top space, bottom overhead
7.Adjust the position of the building mass in the base
8.Most of the low-rise building penetrated from aerial part, forming “eight� font size
9.The first-step whole building
There are three kinds of room in the hotel, standard room, single room and business single room, adapting to different needs of guests; Rooms provide complete facilities and bring luxury feast to guests, which can not only meet the requirements of playing but also do many kinds of business activities.
“Iconic Museum” VS “Museum With No Face” The Museum of European History
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“GOOD ENOUGH”
Academic Project 2016 Fall Team work/ Team of 2 Location: Berlin, German
“What is good enough for a museum?” All those famous museum can be generalized as an icon, while this project is an anti-iconic museum. All the programs are wrapping by a wall which has an opening on each orientation, which creates an identical view. And also each opening leads to an axis to each area - the gallery, the archive, the theater and the forest.
“Museum With No Face - Wall Museum� The museum is divided into five parts depending on differential programs - the gallery, the archive, the theater, the forest and the void hidden courtyard. Each part is developed to its identical form. Section wise, on the ground level, all the five parts are separated from each other while all the underground part are connected as a continuous open space. It is a museum with no face but appears to be many identical views.
The section model, on one side, cuts through the gallery area, the courtyard and the cafe with a store on the second floor. On the other side, it goes through mostly the archive area and also the gallery bar. Section wise. All these programs isolate from each other on the ground level, but on the underground level, they all involve and have access with each other. People can walk out from the gallery to the courtyard and to the forest. Archive can be seen from the gallery and the courtyard.
SECTION MODEL
PLANS:
Ground Floor Plan
Underground Floor Plan
‘MANIPULATION’ OF THE GROUND
1.Glass Cave Gallery
2.Performance and Sitting Area
3.Scuplture Glallery with Scale
4. Multi-purpose Sculpture Gallery
5.Side View of Painting Exhibition Space
6. Front View of Painting Exhibition
VIEW FROM ‘ARCHIEVE’
VIEW FROM ‘GALLERY’
VIEW FROM ‘FOREST’
VIEW FROM ‘AMPHITHEATER’
HIGH-RISE BUILDING DESIGN Academic Project 2012 Fall Individual Work Location: Berlin, German
SITE
Project Description Considering the base as well as around environment, this design operates the concession form focusing on crossroads, which results in open space; the high-rise building stands by the southern part of the base with vertical areas, clear function distribution and smooth lines satisfy all requests brought by people; the realization of vertical line design gives people an impression of dynamics.
AERIAL VIEW
SITE ATMOSPHERE
The site is at the busy cross of the downtown area. The main idea of this project is to reduce the density of the high-rise and create a breathable atmosphere.
FORM ANALYSIS
SITE PLAN
‘‘TYPICAL’’
‘‘INNOVATE’’
TYPICAL TOWER PLATFORM
ELEVATED TOWER PLATFORM
STRACKED TOWER SECTION ENCLOSED EXTERIOR
CLUSTERS OF NEIGHBOORHOODS BREATHABLE SKIN
TYPICAL VERTICAL CIRCULATION CORE
DITECTIONAL SKIN STRUCTURE
STRUCTURE STRATEGY
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1 1. Office Entrance 2. Mall Entrance 3. Shopping Area 4. KTV 5.Parking Entrance
First Floor Plan
AERIAL VIEW
OFFICE FLOOR PLAN-TYPE 1
OFFICE FLOOR PLAN-TYPE 2
OFFICE FLOOR PLAN-TYPE 3
PARKING PLAN
WEST ELEVATION
SITE
LIFT UP
SPLITTING
LAYERING
BRIDGING
VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION
SECTION A-A
MAIN STRUCTURE
GREEN SPACE PARTICIPATION
DYNAMIC SURFACE
SECTION B-B
APARTMENT FLOOR PLAN - TYPE 1
APARTMENT FLOOR PLAN - TYPE 2
ART CENTER OF DENISON UNIVERSITY
Academic Project 2013 Spring Individual Work Location: Dayton, Ohio, US This project is the art center for Denison University. The site is on the gentle slope of a hill, which is in the center of the campus. The main programs are a theater, a black box, galleries, a shop and a cafe.
VIEW FROM THE HILL
CONCEPT The main idea of this art center is the architecture as a landscape piece occupying the hill and interacting with it. Also as the center space of the campus, it also acts as a circulation core connecting the lower and the upper level of the hill. The theater and the black box as the main characters of the building sit on at the opposite’s angles, which stretch the inner space.
First Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
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SECTION A-A B
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SECTION B-B C
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SECTION C-C
SECTION ANALYSIS
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
PROGRAM BLACK BOX
THEATER
CIRCULATION
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
STAIRS
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
AXONMETRIC DRAWING
ROOF ENTRANCE
GALLERY LOBBY
VIEW TO THE GALLERY
LOBBY VIEW
ROOF ENTRANCE
LOBBY VIEW
OTHER WORKS SKETCHES PROJECTS MODELS