Portfolio for UCL MArch Architectural Design by chen zhang

ZHANG CHEN | PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2018-2021 Application Number:21133068 Applying for MArch Architectural Design The Bartlett School of Architecture - UCL

Bachelor of Environmental Design | Shandong Normal University

CHEN CHEN CHEN

ZHANG ZHANG ZHANG

Date of Birth: 19/5/98 Date of Birth: 19/5/98China Female Shandong, Date of Birth: 19/5/98China Female Shandong, Female Shandong, China Email: 315012360@qq.com Email: 315012360@qq.com Tel: (+86)13361422222 Email: 315012360@qq.com Tel: (+86)13361422222 Tel: (+86)13361422222

EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION

2016-2020 2016-2020 2016-2020 2016-2020

SHANDONG NORMAL UNIVERSITY SHANDONG NORMAL UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Fine Arts SHANDONG NORMAL UNIVERSITY Major: Bachelor Environmental Design, GPA: 86.77/100 Bachelor of Fine of Arts

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

2017-2019 2017-2019 2017-2019 2017-2019

National Entrepreneurship Training Project for College Students: National Entrepreneurship TrainingPotential Project for College Students: the Release of Nature and Inspire — Children's Playground National Entrepreneurship Training Project for College Students: and Inspire Potential — Children's Playground the Release of Nature Children's Playground Overall Product Customization Design the Release of Nature and Inspire Potential Children's Overall Product Customization Design Team Leader | Supervisor: DAN GE National-level project of— College Students'Playground Innovative Overall Product Customization Design Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program Team Leader | Supervisor: DAN GE National-level project of College Students' Innovative

2019 2019 Jun.-Jul. 2017-2019 Jun.-Jul. 2017-2019 2020 2020 Dec. 12 Dec. 12

WORK EXPERIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE

2019 2019 Jun-Jul 2019-2021 Jun-Jul 2019-2021 2020 2020 2019 Dec 12 2019 Dec 12 Sep.-Nov. Sep.-Nov.

WORK EXPERIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE

2019-2021 2021 2019-2021 2021 Jul.-Sep. Jul.-Sep. 2019-2021 2019-2021

HONOR HONOR HONOR HONOR HONOR HONOR

SOFTWARE SKILLS SOFTWARE SKILLS SOFTWARE SKILLS SOFTWARE SOFTWARE SKILLS SKILLS SOFTWARE SKILLS

2017-2018 2017-2018 2017-2018 2018-2019 2017-2018 2018-2019 2017-2018 2018-2019 2017-2018 2019 2018-2019 2019 2018-2019 Sep 2018-2019 2019 Sep 2019 Sep. 2020 2019 Sep. 2020 2019 Nov Sep

Bachelor of Fine Arts Major: Bachelor Environmental Design, GPA: 86.77/100 Bachelor of Fine of Arts Major: Bachelor of Environmental Design, GPA: 86.77/100

Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program National-level of College Students' Innovative Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program Team Leader | project Supervisor: DAN GE National-level project of College Students' Innovative Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program

International Digital Workcamp 2019 Tutelage from Jeroen van Ameijd(A.P.), Akshay Goyal(Prof.), Hahm International Digital Workcamp 2019 National Entrepreneurship Training Project forSoomeen College Students: Project: The Void of Avan City Tutelage from Jeroen Ameijd(A.P.), Akshay Goyal(Prof.), Hahm National Entrepreneurship Training Project forSoomeen College Students: Soothing the Mind with Landscape — Research on Innovative Project: of A City Soothing the Mind with Landscape — Research on Innovative DesignThe ofVoid Modern Medical Rehabilitation Landscape Design of Modern Medical Team Member | Supervisor: DAN GERehabilitation Landscape Present in Digital Futures

National-level project College Students' Innovative Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program Team Member | Supervisor: DAN GE Teammate: LULIN HEof|Futures DAN LIANG Present in Digital National-level project of|Space College Students' Innovative Enterpreneurial Training Plan Program 10-min presentation on Teammate: LULIN HE DANarchiW LIANG 10-min presentation on Space archiW

International Digital Workcamp 2019 Tutelage from Jeroen van Ameijd(A.P.), Akshay Goyal(Prof.), Soomeen Hahm International Digital Workcamp 2019 China National Publications Import and Export (Group)Corporation Project: The of Avan City Tutelage fromVoid Jeroen Ameijd(A.P.), Akshay Goyal(Prof.), Soomeen Hahm China National Publications Import and Export (Group)Corporation Aggie takes you to see the world - British Children's picture books(Building illustration): Project: The Void of A City

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10-min on Space archiW Internship Project: presentation High-speed railway city exhibition hall | HanYu Finance and Business Center Project: High-speed railwayfunction city exhibition | HanYu Participate in site research, layout, hall scene diagramFinance and Business Center Participate in site research, function layout, scene diagram China National Publications Import and Export (Group)Corporation

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College second-class scholarship Participate in site research, function layout, scene diagram College second-class scholarship third-class scholarship College scholarship third-class scholarship College second-class second-class scholarship third-class scholarship College scholarship Excellentsecond-class Creative Project of College Students' Innovative College third-class scholarship Excellent Creative Project of College Students' Innovative Entrepreneurial Training Plan Program College third-class scholarship Entrepreneurial Training Plan Program College scholarship Excellentthird-class Creative Project of College Students' Innovative Excellent Creative Project of College Students' Entrepreneurial Training Plan Program LEAP competition held byof uni, shortlisted Excellent Creative Project College Students' Innovative Innovative Entrepreneurial Training Plan Program LEAP competition held by uni, shortlisted Excellent Creative Project of College Students' Innovative Entrepreneurial Training Plan Program

2020 Nov Entrepreneurial Training Plan Sep LEAP competition held by uni,Program shortlisted 2020 LEAP competition held by uni, shortlisted Nov. 2020 LEAP competition held by uni, shortlisted Nov. 2020 shortlisted Nov HAND DRAWING LEAP competition held by uni, INTERESTS Nov PHOTOSHOP HAND DRAWING INTERESTS ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOSHOP Porfessional Softwares: Visualization: INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR Porfessional Softwares: Visualization: HAND DRAWING INTERESTS RHINOCEROS AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN PHOTOSHOP HAND DRAWING GRASSHOPPER INTERESTS RHINOCEROS RHINOCEROS AUTOCAD ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR PHOTOSHOP SKETCHUP GRASSHOPPER GRASSHOPPER RHINOCEROS INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR AUTOCAD SKETCHUP GRASSHOPPER HAND DRAWINS INDESIGN AUTOCAD INDESIGN AUTOCAD HAND DRAWINS RHINOCEROS AUTOCAD GRASSHOPPER RHINOCEROS GRASSHOPPER

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CONTENTS

INFINITE TYPING | Human and the space | Mining and Habitat

COCOON | Relieving stress and emotions | A napping and meditation studio

HEALING HOUSE | Repair the trauma of the victim | Resident space multi-purpose mixing

CARNIVAL UTOPIA | Build a free spirtual world | Youth activity center

OTHER WORK | Work program | Watercolor and Sketch

CONCEPT

HISTORY ANALYSIS OF SPACE ARCHITECTURE First generation

PROU terp “Sup tism” three sional tive

The development of cosmic architecture

has

continued

from the beginning of the 19th century to the present

Rayonism Suprematism

In the era of lack of technology, people rely on imagination to draw many future buildings.

Floating cities, Compact apartment house

The e to tre deve bluep

Altho elem until osmi are e aster

Second generation Third generation

UNS-Inpreting premafrom a -dimenperspec-

The second generation of aerospace architects considered installation layout, functional zoning, spatial layout and spatial atmosphere

Vostok 1 was the first spaceflight of the Vostok programme and the first crewed spaceflight in history.

The first longterm habitable space research center for mankind, and it is also the first third-generation space station, assembled by multiple modules on orbit after several years

Soviet Lunar BaseZvezda(Concept map)

uman and the space

earth is the cradle of human, but human will not live in this cradle forever. As a new generation of aerospace architects, we propose eat the Leap mission from the perspective of long-term development and to use this mission itself as a catalyst to trigger future elopment. According to our design scenario, we will use a small approach to start the iterative module expansion, to express the print of the design starting from the execution of the Leap mining mission.

ough asteroids and Earth accreted from the same starting materials, Earth’s relatively stronger gravity pulled all heavy siderophilic ments into its core during its molten youth more than four billion years ago. This left the crust depleted of such valuable elements a rain of asteroid impacts re-infused the depleted crust with metals like gold, cobalt, iron, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, ium, palladium, platinum, rhenium, rhodium, ruthenium and tungsten .Today, these metals are mined from Earth’s crust, and they essential for economic and technological progress. Hence, the geologic history of Earth may very well set the stage for a future of roid mining.

SITE ANALYSIS |Ceres and the asteroid belt

DEVEL

Venus

Mercury

Step 1. Lau prefabricate crew.

Earth

Step 2. Sea cations and mining wor

Ceres 2019 future

1976

Mars SITE 1976

1961

1976

futureBelt Asteroid

Ceres 2032

future

The Asteroid Belt lies within 3 regions of the solar system, the region near asteroid (dwarf planet) Ceres located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter is one of the first and largest asteroids known to mankind. It would be closest to the earth in Feb 2032 according to the predictions based on its trajectory data.

Step 3. C mining-con pre-fabrica

1971

Asteroid Category

Main components

Value

Profit usage

S-type (Silicaceous)

Asteroids classification

M-type (Metallic)

Step 4. Con ing-habitat made in the Gold

Silicates

Construction

Profit

Nickel-iron

Precious Metal

Construction

Profit

Living usage C-type (Carbonaceous)

Water

Fertilizer

Life supporting

Light industry

There are 3 main categories of asteroids: Carbonaceous, silicaceous and metallic.The C-type are the most common asteroids and contains plenti of water and life useful elements, , The S type has tons of precious metals such as platinum and gold. The M type are mostly nickel and iron and it would be very valuable for building strctures in space. Hence we divide them into 2 categories: the C type for life supporting and the S and M types for making profit.

Step 5. Fut and econo settlement b

LOPMENT PROCESS

unching one arm with ed structures and craft

arching for possible lod carrying early stage rk

Constructing the first nstruction unit with ated parts.

Space Vehicle

Gripping device

Scanning device

Mining Vehicle

Probe Vehicle

nstructing for first mint unit with structures e construction units

ture development under political omic constraints, forming space based on space mining activities.

The preliminary prototype is 2 specialized units connected by a linking device. The blue unit is specialized in mining S and M type asteroids for profit while the green unit is for mining C type asteroids so as to sustain the whole life system of the space settlement. So they form a mutual support life system with maximized efficiency.

STEP 1: ARM LAUNCHING FROM EARTH Exploring, Living(Early stage), Asteroids sorting

The Metrocyte The linking device will be sent to the space firstly to carry out the task, just like a metrocyte. It will be used as an orbital space habitat to launch small mining vehicles and fabricate the first batch of living and production units. Inhabit space

Production space Cargo Lift Engine room and mineral processing

Lift

Central operation space The central part of the space station is the mineral processing area. To the two sides are the working area, and at the end of both sides is the living area. The living area will be spin to provide gravity. People move through the central elevator and the mineral move through the three elevators on the surface.

Section

Central operation space The first step is to crush the mineral in a crusher, and then transported to the operation area with robotic arm through pipeline. After treatment, the ore is transported to the cargo elevator by the mechanical arm.

Work space The cargo elevator will transport the processed ore here for further processing and production

Inhabit space The place where the workers live.The elevator in the center and the rooms on several sides are connected by a platform.

The form finding mining machine The small Spacecraft flies out of the middle of the space station to work. Module 1 of the spacecraft can provide the ability to detect and scan the ore. when it is confirmed that it is profitable, module 2 will stretch out its mechanical claw to smash and drag the ore back to the space station.

Mining machine

Storage device

Scanning device

Gripping device

STEP 2: CONSTRUCTION OF MINING - CONSTRUCTION UNIT Structure construction, S and M asteroids mining

STEP 3: CONSTRUCTION OF MINING - HABITAT UNIT Living, manufacturing, C asteroid mining

Facade Energy protective layer Safe escape route

Research institution Energy transmission tube Communication equipment Core power maintenance Traffic space workflow Production and office robotic arm

The Mining Bond

The Living Bond

Module production workflow

Energy supply analysis 1

The linking device will be sent to the space firstly to carry out

C-type asteroids will be shipped to the center of the habitat module.

the task

The energy core of the manufacturing unit

Aquaponic and aeroponic farm will be nutried by the water extracted from the C-type asteroid.

Mining module Core: S or M-type asteroid. It extracts iron for construction, silicon for solar panels and other materials that are precious for space mining interests. Living units construction and transmission Construction units will be transferred from the production module to the habitat module through the metrocyte.

Resource transmission Habitat modules will provide mining modules with water and fuel for production.

Manufacture the facade of production modules

All types of units and structures will be constructed in the mining module.

Make production unit and establish complete workflow

Cities and platforms will be built with these

Safe escape route

Emergency exit

units.

Habitat module Core: C-type asteroid. It will extract water for living and aquaponic farm and fuel and making fertilizer and necessities.

Working routine of researchers Scientist, medical specialists, engineers and maintainance staff will go from the living board to their working board through the core.

Working routine of miners Astro-miners will go working in mining module or to the space craft harbor through the core and elevators.

Shared facilities for living modules Orbital

facade

Exercise area Business space Hydroponic farm Recreation area

Greenery and garden

The center of the life module

Ene

Module design Back of the boards: Solar panels

Aquaponic or areoponic Recreational activities and shared spaces

Rotation direction

The 3 boards will rotate around the center of habitat module to create its own artifitial gravity.

Living board (User: All the crew members)

Energy core

Maintainance and service board (User: Medical specialists, maintainance engineers, maintenance staff )

Research board (User: space scientists, astrophysicists, space engineers)

Accomodation unit

Recreation unit

Training unit

Observation platform

Observatory unit

Meeting and storage

Shared green space

Exercise center

Height adjustable

Data center

Living and recreation

Recreation platform

Astro-miner training center

Possible combination

Telescope

Research module

Service unit

Medical unit

Control center

Daily service

Medical support facility

Administration service

Maintainance

Emergency unit

Communication Facility

ergy transport pipeline

Public infrastructure

vertical greenery

Communication facility

Structure experiment

3D PRINTING CONCEPTUAL MODEL

ITERATION

Proliferation princip Potential location

Potention location of the next generation around one existing module is like the surrounding atom around one atom in the hexagonal crystal system in molecule structure.

In t m w s

0 b

Hexagonal crystal system

N LOGIC AND FUTURE GENERATIONS Proliferation process

ple:

Construction restrain

Type decision

n order to avoid over-reproduction and resource depletion, a module will be constructed only when the existing modules in its surrounding location is less than 3.

If in the new generation’s surrounding location, one habitat module already exists, the module will be mining module, otherwise it will be a habitat module to ensure the life support of the wholesystem.

Generation 1

0< existing modules < 3 → build.

Existing modules>3 no

Already one habitat module in the surrounding → mining module

All mining modules in surrounding→ habitat module

Generation 2

Generation 3

Generation 4

CONCEPT

Beyond the work schedule and commute, people aren't able to take rest during the day because of two reasons, which are pre-existent prejudice against sleep in official capacity and lack of designated spaces. People also get tired outside the realms of office culture.While one is traveling or engaging in a meeting, a person can easily get exhausted. They either drive back home or try to take a quick nap in an uncomfortable botched bench or just continue with the struggling to keep their eyes open.We all been there once! The ordeal of finding a place to sleep makes the journey even more tiresome.

BACKGROUND ANALYSIS

Reasons for common sleep among contemporary people

High work intensity

Heavy tasks

Work pressure

Poor working atmosphere

South Korea ranks second in the list of countries that gets the least sleep. One of the most sleep-deprived of the world’s developed economies, the workplace culture of rampant overtime and few vacations have resulted in low levels of worker productivity. In lieu, the government is encouraging its workers to take an afternoon nap for up to an hour. The growing popularity of nap cafes indicates the need for solutions for locals, looking for quick fixes to soothe their bodies and minds.

SITE ANALYSIS Yeouido, Seoul

NIGHT

DAY

International Finance Center Mall

National Conference

63 Building Seoul Times Square

XingCheng Building

Depression Pressure Insomnia Stay up late

Anxiety Tension Busy Exhausted

Modern Building

Yeouido is an 8.4 square kilometre island sculpted by the Han River in Seoul. Known as the Wall Street of Korea, it is an economic district constituting of several investment enterprises and banks. Additionally, the island holds the National Assembly where the regulations and political decisions of paramount importance to South Korea are conceptualized and framed. The region is known for many headquarter a culture of nap cafes. Siesta Program runs from 11:30am to 1pm, from Monday through Thursday.

DESIGN SCENARIO

①

②

③

Settle the main massing and vertical

Seperated sleeping cubes in size of

The external envelope is designed

circulation of the building.

way are designed and connected in

to keep the union feature of the

horizontal.

sleeping center.

⑤

⑥

To meet the user requirement of

The ground floor is opened to blur

Different materiality of external

sunlight and view, the Boolean

the architecture boundary and

facade distinguishes the main

Action is taken.

improve the accessibility.

function and service function.

④

CONCEPT

SECTIONAL SECTION Ground floor garden

FLOOR PLAN

3 4

2 6

1-Main entrance 2-VIP entrance 3-Office entrance 4-Ground floor exhibition area 5-Semi-outdoor garden 6-Outdoor garden 7-Outdoor parking lot

W As a functional block of a garden, the ground floor does not define the boundaries between indoor and outdoor, but uses a piece of wall as a medium for space transition; and uses piece of wall to form an open, semi-open and private space for people to experience.

4.100

THREE-STORY FLOOR PLAN

3 1

6 4

1-Meditation space 2-Roof garden 3-Small sleeping cabin 4-Gym 5-Light meal 6-Office area

W The creation of meditation space is more inclined to the combination of ergonomics. Various furniture with human scale as the unit is designed along the curve and avoids the line of sight, which can be used for people to take a nap, sleep, meditation and other relaxation projects.

3.200

MEDITATIO

DESIGN SCENARIO It's too comfortable. I can set my mind to work later.

I'm so tired. Let's go to yoga to relax!

Let's go this way. I want to see the exhibition on the first floor.

I hope there aren't too many people today.

The circulation of meditation space

My room should be here.

I'll take a nap, talk to you later.

After a good rest, we need to work hard.

The circulation of sleep space

Shall I go swimming later?

Good I'm not late.

It's sunny today.

The circulation of business office space

So comfortable after soaking in the hot spring.

I don’t know if there is a fitness class today.

The circulation of gym

The neck hurts so much, I have to massage it well today.

ON SPACE

SECTION

EXPLOSION OF LAYERS/ FUNCTIONAL FLOW

CONCEPT

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

The main factors of domestic violence against women in Japan The reason for Japanese women suffered from domestic violence has its traditional cultural roots as well as the economic and social background. Influenced by the traditional Confucian culture, Japan has rooted the concept of “patriarchy” deeply in its traditional culture, which leads to the recognition that “the violence serves as men’s rights to punish women.” Therefore, the majority of women lies in a weak position in their family and society. The relatively low economic status of Japanese women serves as the main reason for the domestic violence against them. Their low economic status makes them fall into a weak position in family. However, due to the heavy social burden, the male often hit the bottle, thus inevitably making Japanese women as the victim of domestic violence. Japanese women has suffered domestic violence without attention for a long period. Additionally, Japan’s society doesn’t attach full concerns to the domestic violence against women, which results in the intensive condition of that phenomenon.

Historical

Economic

Alcohol

Social

The Changes of Japanese Women’s Status With high social status, Japanese women used to enjoy dignity and reverence in the past. The social status of Japanese women has been weaken constantly since the Taika Reform. Affected by the traditional Confucian culture in its history, Japan has formed the traditional concept of “patriarchy”.

The Meiji Restoration impacted the feudal state centralization. The fresh enlightenment thoughts, led by European cultural thoughts as the most advanced ideas, were brought into Japan to improve women’s status effectively. Yukichi-Fukuzawa advocated the equality between men and women in his “Persuasion Doctrine”.

The unemployment rate in Japan Driven by the bubble economy, Japan surged during the war, thus the saw fast development in its economy and government allowed the women diversification in its employment condition in logistics to return to their family, superficially, which improves women’s leading to the lower social status of social status. Japanese women. After war, Japanese women were emancipated due to the democratic reforms, calling for the civic rights, consultative rights and the rights in election. their status is still relatively low despite some improvement.

Female's social status

5c—7c

6c 40s

18c 60s

18c 70s

19c 40s

19c 50s

20c 90s

Economic Status/ Employment Japan reflected the great attention and respect for women in its traditional social form in which the female, as the principal group in social production and domestic management, could obtain well education.

The thinking pattern of “patriarchy” cultivated during Taika Reform has dramatically reduced women’s status. As a result, the female were viewed as the individual assets of the male, deprived of their rights to participate in social production.

Japan embraced the boom of female education after the Meiji Restoration. Then, women began to pursue the economic independence and individual equality, but failed on account of the remaining evils of feudalism.

During the war, the unemployment rate in Japan increased dramatically, therefore, the government issued that the female unemployment could replace the male unemployment to decrease the rate, which reduced women’s employment rate and economic autonomy.

The enhancement of postwar economy and female education has improved their employment conditions.Japan’s economy developed rapidly and its labor demand increased during the bubble era, giving rise to the overall rise in female employment.

Analysis of the current situation of victims of domestic violence in Japan Decreased self-esteem, doubt their own worth

Female victims enter temporary shelters

Tell and give vent to emotions

Long-term depression and pain

Relatives other than parents

Provide shelter

Female victims enter the Women's Protection Center

Psychologist

Specific intervention in violence

Affect self-identity and produce certain negative core thoughts

NGO or government

Others

Friends

Provide emotional support

Parents

Female victims enter mother and child living facilities

Social status is affected, social skills, power decline Suffer from mental disorders (such as depression that meets diagnostic criteria, etc.)

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Users & Function

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26.

Suffer the negative effects of domestic violence

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2 3 . 0 3%

What do the victims think the help lies in?

Who did the victim ask for help?

Help provided by the social assistance system for domestic violence

Concept

How to help victims

Provide victims with the most basic living space.

Provide course learning and employment guidance to help victims improve their ability to live independently

Provide emergency medical measures for victims who fled in a hurry, so that victims can receive timely treatment.

Hold an anonymous mutual aid association, find resonance, not be ashamed of being a victim, and bravely face everything you have encountered.

Provide psychological counseling to help victims get out of the shadow of domestic violence as soon as possible to heal their mental pain.

SITE ANALYSIS

The overall plot is located at the intersectio with an excellent geographical location and

Public It is adjacent to Ginza shopping street, Kabukicho bar street and Tokyo Medical University Hospital, which are convenient transportation.

Okubo-Hos

Kabukichō I

Kabukichō P

Ginza

JR Tokyo G

The pro Shinjuku The are networks transpor Propaga here for

MASSING ANALYSIS

on of the urban landscape zone, strong urban publicity

c Building From the site to the nearest hospital.From the site to the nearest hospital.

spital

There are many entertainment venues with a large flow of people, which can be better promoted.

Build a large volume on the original site and divide the space according to site needs.

The area is rotated and extended to the intersection according to the roads.

In order to obtain more outdoor space and use functions, this area is extended to form a larger outdoor platform and internal space.

The volume is rotated and extended to provide a better view and facilitate people in need of help to seek help better. At the same time, the streamline of the interior space is enriched and the two platforms are connected at the same time to complete the entire external space.

In order to make the visual sense of the indoor crowd more open and transparent, the construction area is conducive to architectural lighting.

Finally, a grille is added to protect the privacy of indoor people while maintaining an open view

Ichiban-gai St

From the site to the nearest police station,Victims can seek help from the police station in time.

Police Box

A major business district in Chuo District, Tokyo, Japan, with convenient transportation and large passenger flow. The general hospital closest to the location, east of the site.

GeneralHospital

oject is located in Kabukicho, u District, central Tokyo, Japan. ea has dense rail and road s, and has extremely convenient rtation and large flow of people. anda and help victims to come help provide great convenience.

1-Main entrance 2-Reception 3-Emergency room 4-Public hall 5-Bathroom 6-Indoor garden 7-Gym 8-Outdoor garden

EXPLOSION OF LAYERS/ FUNCTIONAL FLOW

6F Outdoor courtyard & Meeting room 6

12 12

Provide asylum

Provide shelter and emergency living places for women who have been persecuted by domestic violence, and strengthen their ability to live independently.

5F Outdoor courtyard & Bedroom

12 4

Medical measures

Provide emergency medical measures and psychological treatment to help victims get out of the shadow of domestic violence as soon as possible.

4F Classroom & Bedroom

4 8

Anonymous Mutual Aid Society

3F Office & Dining room 9

Organize anonymous mutual aid associations to allow victims to have a correct attitude and bravely face the harm caused by domestic violence.

2F Counseling & Gym

Employment Guidance Provide technical learning courses, employment guidance, cultivate victims' ability to live independently, and achieve economic independence.

Entrance-1 Reception-2 Emergency room-3 Public space-4 1F Reception & Gym Gym-5 Outdoor courtyard-6 Psychological Counseling Room-7 Office-8 Dining room-9 Classroom-10 Employment Consultation Room-11 Dormitory-12 Meeting room-13

STRUCTURE DETALL

2 3 4 5

9 10 11 12

1-Railing 2-Finish floor 3-Floor structure 4-Gypsum plaster celling board 5-Column 6-Shatter proof glass 7-White concrete external grille 8-Steel keel 9-Truss structure 10-Aluminum plate 11-White marble tile 12-Concrete wall 13-Curtain box 14-Damp-proof course 15-fire protection layer 16-Prepared subgrade

14 15 16

SECTION 1

SECTION 2

DAILY ACTIVITIE

simulate the activities of women at different times of the day. 08:00 AM — 11:30 AM Start classes, learn technical courses, have a skill.

02:00 PM — 03:00 PM

Carry out psychological consultation to eliminate the shadow of domestic violence. 03:00 PM — 06:00 PM Employment guidance to help victims re-employment and realize economic freedom. 08:00 PM — 09:00 PM Join the Anonymous Mutual Aid Association, the victims help each other and resonate

10:00 PM — 07:00 AM Get out of the shadow of your heart, realize your independent living ability, get out of the shadow of your heart, and start a new life journey.

Sleep time,regular work and rest.

CONCEPT

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

SITE ANALYSI

Historical development of SUBCULTURE

Memorial Park

Chicago School in the 1940s

The Birmingham School

After subculture theory

Defined as deviant behavior, it is a label that a powerful controller puts on a minority of disadvantaged groups, and uses the label to identify them as outsiders. The main groups are homeless, dancers, drug users and other special groups.

The Birmingham School believes that subculture is a way of resistance, from restraint and management of subculture to style isomorphism and compilation.Modern, hippie, rock, punk and other rebellious cultures began to appear.

Post-subculture pays more attention to the diachronic and mixed type of cultural practice. It is a pure entertainment activity with a mixed style. There is no obvious style of class resistance. The mainstream subculture has the second dimension and the street culture.

Symbolic meanings at different times subculture

The Menil

University of St. Th

The Museum of Fine Arts

Deviant behavior

Way of resistance

Tribal scene

In the context of certain social and cultural conflicts, a small number of vulnerable groups believe that deviant behavior is the only way to solve the problem.

The Birmingham School believes that subculture is regarded as a way for the working class to resist hegemony after the war, and its manifestations are diverse.

The post-subculture no longer has a strong style of political resistance, and is intended to express a free and rebellious spiritual world and lifestyle. The main population is mostly young people.

The presentation of contemporary subculture Through the creation of novel symbols to entertain, express to realize self-identity, independence and niche groups outside the mainstream social culture.The Central Academy of Fine Arts has published the theory of "vine growth", using the symbolic metaphor of the growth of plant branches and stems to compare the self-selection, self-identification, and self-exile lifestyle of the younger generation of artists to the growth of breeding, climbing, entanglement and spreading.

Houston is considered to be Hispanic people and at least residents are aged 5 to 19.Ad corner of South Heights Boule

Cultural Diversity

Houston Grand Opera

Ethnic Diversity

Linguistic Diversity

CITY CENTER

University of Houston

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Green Tree Park

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Houston Museum of Natural Science Rice University

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the most diverse city in the United States with no majority racial or ethnic group — the population is a mix of white, black, Asian and 145 different languages are spoken in the region. The city also has a predominant youthful demographic — approximately 22% of dvantageously located one and a half miles from – and to the west of – downtown Houston, the circa 1.5‑acre site near the southeast evard and Willia Street, commands long and extensive views in an approximately 180-degree panorama to the south.

Fan subculturet Group carnival

Spoof subculture Nonsensical banter

Otaku subculture Utopian imagination

FLOOR PLAN

VISION

RESIDENTIAL SPOTTS PARK Residental Buildings To Memorial Heights Village

Prosperity Bank Willia Street Hermann Park To City Main Road To Buffalo Bayou

To Spotts Park

LOCATION

3D buildings

Building

River

DOWNTOWN

Park CIMA Energy building Residental Buildings

To City Center To Tennis Court To Memorial Drive

Road

Scene One

Scene Two

SECTION 1

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2 4

3 Second Floor Plan 1.Bathroom 2.Terrace 3.Exhibition room 4.Meeting room 5.Outdoor patio

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Third Floor Plan

1.Exhibition room 2.Reception room 3.Casual dining room

The entire building has a broad vision and can hold various subculture exhibitions and small exchange meetings to strengthen cultural exchanges and cultural identity Scene Three The courtyard is connected to all internal spaces, and people can hold exhibitions and small concerts in the courtyard. Scene Four There is a wide internal courtyard inside the building, which is a non-commercial space and is open to everyone.

05| OTHER WORK WORK PROGRAMS

Watercolor and Sketch