2011 Design Sheet

8/3/2019 2011 Design Sheet

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14 cm

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The goal is to create a structural and interacve surface and light ltering device through the re-

appropriaon of coee lters, while preserving the delicate and sensual qualies of the material. On

one side the surface appears to be so and fragile, while it holds up itself with a rigid and supporve

structure, which can be seen on the other side.

Surface Form -- Group project with David Tao


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Atwistedstaircase createsperplexity and

also allows360 degree viewing conditions

forthe subjectssituatedin the middle.

Staircase also encouragessubjectsto consicously engage in the

change of vantage pointandinvitesthem to sitdown andobserve.

Moreover,Staircase hasthe quality of both stage andstand, on which the subject

becomesthe performerandthe viewer atthe same time according to dierentreference frames.

The stair

case make of transparentmaterials

enablesthe transition of viewing/being viewedof asubject.

03:14-03:20

03:26-03:28---06:37-06:4405:32-05:51

01:26-01:35

stage(stand)---actors(viewers)

stand(stage)---viewers(actors)

Scenario1

Scenario2

Scenario3

Scenario4

change room

backstage

film screeningDJ night service

dance floor

platform

outdoor concert

fashion week

swing dance class

screen

seating

catwalk

stands

canopy

daytime concert

Bar storageBar Service

Bar Lounge

dance floor

VIP

DJ stage

stage

private events

seatingcafe

stands

stage

periodic programs

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dancingfloor

concertseating

DJ stand

runway

Barservice

cafe

exsiting2ndfloor lobby

+21'10"

section2

section1

+34'5"

moviescreening/exhibition

+ 30'9"

DJ stand

bench

+36'

+ 47'6"+39'1"

+ 41'4"

privateevent

A staircase becomes a vantage point which generates a series of spectator-event scenarios.

The convenonal conguraons of programs are rewrien and recomposed through these

specied vantage points, movements, and calibrated light condions. The arrangement of

program produces dierent scenarios of viewing and being viewed. Dierent programmac

spaces are connected, and each one of them becomes the extension of the others.

Avery Fisher hall Lobby Reappropriaon


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This project aims to reacvate a forgoen industrial area through an art center which curates both the artworks and the visi-

tors experiences. A eld condion was created by the superimposion of various mappings of the site; mulple thresh-

olds are extracted from the eld and furthermore transformed into programmac and formal language. The art center em-

ploys herb planng as a medium that acvates dierent programs at dierent me of a day and across seasons; the planng

logic also feeds back to the formal strategy of the architecture.

Culvang Art

April July October Planting strategy


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Secon DSecon CSecon BSecon A

slope into gallery

library

studio

kidsart making spaceartistsresidence

studio studiostudio

studio

administration

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C

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D

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cafe

bookstore

east entrance

gallery

botany labpublic studio

restaurant

deck withherbplanting slots

kitchen

kitchenstorage

kidsdaycare

artistsresidence

benchsandpedestals

benchsandpedestals

west entrance to undergroundlevel

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Plan +6


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Front Facade

Main entrance 2nd oor terrace night view 2nd oor terrace terrace on 8th oor

View from Varick St. and Ericsson Pl.

Secon drawing composite

Bakery Inventory

Grocery

Pharmacy

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down

0.00 -10.00

-10.00

Drop-offArea

Luggage

Check-In

HotelEntrance

Retail2

ResidenceEntrace

Retail1

Doorman

LoadingZone

Fittingroom

Public Entranceto B1

up

0.00

0.00

0.000.00

Bar

opentobelow

Storage

Kitchen

Terrace

down

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Plan B1

Plan F1

Plan F2

Shiing HybridsTransformaons for a New Hotel & Residenal Building in TriBeCa NYC

This building is designed to become a microcosm of the Tribeca area, and to reect the

sophiscaon of the neighborhood. A cohesive architectural language is employed formally and

programmacally to exhibits a uid ow from the exterior facade to the interior parons, and

to construct a connuous experience of spaces as people moving from one area to another. The

typology of residenal oor plans is broken by inserng dierent public programs and allowing

them to carve out the oor plates. These public areas, either quiet or vibrant, will serve the

residents and hotel guests, and will also invite visitors from all over the city.


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Exterior view from southeast Outdoor theatre

Symphonic Transformaon -- Group project with Hanxiao LiuPerforming Art Center, Baery Park City, NY

Situated at the lower west Manhaan, this project is developed based on a site driven strategy which aims to create a green

corridor that provides a visual connecon of the parks of the neighborhood and the Baery Park at the waterfront. The

employment of green spaces throughout the building serves as a catalyst of programmac organizaon. The green area on the

ground level helps to form an site responsive, uninterrupted path; which swirls up and become a shared public area for both

visitors and the students of the music conservatory located on the third level. On the theater oor, the green space transforms into

the resng area for music goers during the intermission; and on the rooop it buers two programmac zones. The green space

leads a route of promenade through the building, acvates and pauses human acvies, and make all the programs seamlessly

work together as a cohesive integraon.

The architectural design was dictated by the aggregaon of a single unit, which transforms according to the requirements of site,

program, space and circulaon. This building also incorporates a hybrid structural system with intensive landscaping both in the

interior and exterior.

Rooop Theatre

Rooop Theatre


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cafe

outdoorauditorium

bookstore

music store

restroom

artists'lounge

information/

customerservice

storage

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retail

loading/

servicearea

backstage

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retail

parking

entrance

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Bottom

create visual connection with the site

Mid

create shared public space for different programs

Top

create buffer zone between two programmatic spaces

Two major auditoriums

Green space as the catalyst of

program organization

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1/16=1-0 Museum board

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1/16=1-0 ChipboardTheatre interior

Roof terrace


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Proposal A

Proposal

Proposal B

Proposal C

Re- Development- Proportion ofsmall units

New Development- Proportion ofunits determinedby marketing

Construction Cost- Building [Unit]- Parking

- Area- No. of Cars- No. of Levels

- Community Center- Commercial- Landscape

Sales- Location- Orientation

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Unit Size

Y-Shape

L-Shape

Flat

Unit Type

Unit Design L 80

F 80

F 120

L 60

Unit Orientation-South/North-East/West

Unit Location- Top Floors- Mid Floors- Bottom Floors

Y 60

Design 1

Design 2

Design 3

Design 4

OptimalDesign

Land Value

FeasibilityDesign Value

Cost

RAEMIAN Parametric System

Public Dwelling Ratio

TheratiooftheareaofPublicSpacetoDwellingArea.

Area Da ta: Building Data

Layout and Interface design ( Professional)

These projects involve visual presentaon and diagramming of various informaons.

An interface was designed with embedded video clips to simulate the opertaon of a soware

program.

An taxonomy of mulple students projects is diagramed with respect to dierent characteriscs.

This was to become a part of introducon of a book to be published.

Interface design

Buon design

Taxonomy diagraam

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