Design Ideas
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parametric design -
theaterSanta Monica Lightrail Project
Ballona Creek Renovation Projectprocessing
parametric design - grasshoppersketch
other works
undergrad. graduate
Table of Contents
project 4
project 3project 2 MoCA/Redesign, Frank Gehry Studio
Design Corps Summer Studio 09, Bryan Bell
project 1 Thesis Research: Territorial Appropriation
Lakefront Development, Chinaproject 5
Cinema: Choose Your Own Movie Adventure
ProjectsMoCA/Redesign, Frank Gehry Studio
Design Corps Summer Studio 09
Thesis Research
Cinema: Choose
Your Own Movie
Adventure
Lakefront Development China
Graduate Thesis Research: Territorial AppropriationProject 1
Everyday Urbanism, p.26
“In contrast to the �uidity of its urban fabric, the social fabric of Los Angeles is fragmented; it is not a single city but a collection of micro-cities de�ned by visible and invisible boundaries of class, race, ethnicity, and religion”
south park district
toy district
industrial district
historic core districtgallery row �nancial core district
jewelry district
bunker hill
civil district
little tokyo
fashion district
research site district boundaries �nancial/ business core residential & retails established after 2000 existing retails - close after 6 p.m.
empty spaces often serve as bu�er zones between two di�erent “micro-cities” and Spring Street and Broadway in Los Angeles downtown are where such condition manifested most intensely.
Research Background:
This research explores how to appropriate the vacant space on the boundary between ‘micro-cities’; using designs, �rst, to address social issues situated in the urban-scape and, second, to encourage larger social interactions and change existing social patterns.
vacant space
BROADWAY ST.
SPRING
BROADWAY ST.
SPRING
BROADWAY ST.
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BROADWAY ST.
SPRING
6am 12pm 6pm 12am
6pm 12am
DINING
6am 12pm
LIVING
RETAIL
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6pm 12am
Broadway
Spring St.
LA downtown’s recent redevelopments on Broadway and Spring have created series of vacant space. Created by real estate incentives, property values have increased to become una�ordable to the existing residents, thus they are been pushed out. These vacant space became opportunities for
revitalization (price unknown)rent: over $3000 USDrent: $2000 - $3000 USDrent: $1000 - $2000 USDrent: less then $1000 USDretails estb. after revitalizationretails estb. before revitalizationvacant units
PED. type :color code: price/unit
higher income gp.
lower income gp.
homeless existing residents’ space/ activity usershipnew residents’ space/ activity usership
usership analysis
When empty spaces are juxtaposed with color-coded “value space”, the problem becomes very visible.
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owner/ manager
manager
rotisseur
sue chef
fish chef pastry chefsaucier
serverssommelier
shift leader
exec. chef
front of the house
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1 - 3
/4”
2 - 3/4”
1 - 1
/4”
ground beef
7 - 15/16”
2 - 1/2” of nothing
1 - 1
/4”
sour cream
mixed salad
guac.
chunks of beef8 - 1/4”
1 - 1
/4”
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$10$5.0
$25$30$35
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BASIC
DECORATED
INFORMAL
FAST FOOD QUALITY
SEMI-FORMAL
FORMAL
RESTT. QUALITY
WHAT IF...dining experience could be, �rst, broken down into several factors, then, reconstructed into experiments to encourage more mixed usership?
service structure table setting food quality analysis
BROADWAY ST.
SPRING
6am 12pm 6pm 12am
DINING
BASIC
DECORATED
DESIGNED
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/16”
7 - 15/16”
2 - 3
/4”
side elev.
section
back elev.
side elev.
section
back elev.
result: existing dining exp.
below: mapping of existing restaurant structures
We, �rst, need to understand the needs from each social group in order to encourage social interactions. ‘Restaurant’ is one strand of the studies.
Spring St.
Broadway St.
sommelier
this is a the result of the expt. when combining all existing restaurant types altogether, in an axonometric view restaurant customization analysis
existing residentsnew residents typ. 2new residents typ. 1
Would such combinations create archetypal design? The research continues
What would a restaurant look like if we were mixing di�erent factors together, from the previous page? for exe: 3.11.1 2.2 4.1
front of the house
exec. chefsue chef
pastry chef
rotisseur�sh chef
type 1type 2
type 3
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4.23.21.2 2.2CUSTOMIZING DINING EXPERIENCE
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TYPE 1TYPE 2TYPE 3
type 1
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type 3
DESIGN CONCEPT:
Upper G
rand Ave.
MoCA/Redesign’s design intention is to use museum, by breaking it into several pavilions, to revitalize a dying urban space on Bunker Hill, LA. The stretagy is to use pavilions as attractions, and place them on those open but unused public spaces. Thus, to encourage outdoor-space usage.
Project 2 MoCA/ReDesign, Gehry Partner LLP, post-professional degree
dead public space diagram design strategy / proposal
from Lower Grand
from Olive Street
from Music Center
from public library
pssoible nodes for public gatheringporous path for easy access
from Angel’s Knoll
1. Public Programs are placed around MoCA site.2. Green spaces rotate from the public programs, creating semi-private gathering spaces.3. They start to de�ne and create porous paths and public gathering nodes.
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Gen. Kosciuszko Way
2nd Street
3rd Street
4th Street
1st Street
The Capital Gp. Co.
Flower st.
Grand Ave.
an uninviting slope with narrow path leading to the building entrance
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levels higher than Upper Grand
levels lower than Upper Grand
Upper Grand Level
slope (transition areas without sudden change of elevations, uninviting to public usage)
Bank of America the open space is for public usage, although it is not very appealing for pedestrians (its service is mainly provided for employees
Disney Concert Hallthe entrance is open to the public taking people to Disney Concert Hall’s garden(open to the publics)
Dorothy Chandler how to read this diagram:cafe and restaurants on the street level that would encourage public usage and gathering at the courtyard above
MoCAvisual disconnection between MoCA (Up.
Grand) and Lw. Grand
the lack of signage leaving people confused of where they are going
Omni Hotel
step 1 step 2
step 3open space/barrier diagram
CHALLENGESOLUTION
Olive St.
Cal Plaza
Upper Grand
Lower GrandAngel’s Knoll
Temporary Exhibition SpaceGallery C
Temporary Exhibition Space: “connecting tissue” that stiches all the pavillions together
Galleries
Public Programs
Lobby/ Admin.
Gallery B
Courtyard - to temp. exhibitions
Gallery C
circulationprogram
program development
gallery spacepublic programadministrationeducational space
step 1: cluster
step 2: expansion step 3: scatter step 4: morph
site section:shows the relationship between pavillions as “activators” and temporary exhibition space as “connecting tissue” section reference
container
Project 3 Cinema: Choose Your Own Movie Advanture , Geo� Manaugh, editor of BLDGBLOG, post-professional degree
concept for choose-your-own-adventure movie structure
DESIGN CONCEPT: inside a buildingDESIGN CONCEPT: on urban scale
CHALLENGEeach contianer has piece of the whole story, based on people’s choice, they’ll have di�erent story developments.
container
desigh
container desing study
exhibitiona space
ciname space
balcony
patio
exhibition platform
This mini design exercise focuses on re-utilizing containers and using it to create an instant event space. It is a more indepth research on container designs for the �nal project (previous page)
Design Exercise: Container Design Exploreation
Design Corps Summer Studio 09, Bryan BellProject 4
Hollygrove used be a community full of fellowship; “Bus Shelters” had played an important role in this function. It has never been the same since Hurricane Katrina, we want to revitalize the community by recalling that memory of fellowship with our bus shelter design. We chose hurricane salvaged wood as the symbolic main material.
construction document
plan at steel base plate
construction process
fabrication details (bench)
maximum capacity: 12 people (to encourage fellowship)maximum dead load: 3000 lbsmaximum wind resistance: 160 mph
Bench (Unerneath) Detail3”4 Dado Cut
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Project 5
a residential designs located in China’s Lake-front role: design assistant
Lake Front Development, China
Project 1
The challenge for this project is on �nding the balance between its concept ambition, which was the client’s vision, while maintaining its privacy as a single residential home.
Project 1: section cut
sunken garden
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Other Works
Ballona Creek renovation project
theater projectSanta Monica lightrail project
sketch
parametric design - processingparametric design - grosshopper
concept
an undergraduate year 3 project that used theatre to explore structural design Theatre, Wilshire Blvd. + Normandie Ave. Los Angeles
This design concept focuses on people’s “arrival experience”; to subtly transfer audiences from reality (the cityscape) into an imaginary space (theatre) without the awareness of stepping through a threshold - the entrance.This concept is achieved by two methods: 1) the building form radiates out to the busy intersection to welcome audiences’ arriving and 2) the glass facade reduces the threshold to minimum; it also unfolds to create a semi-public/ private space.
detail drawing & 3D model
city map
3D sectional structural model
PCH
3rd st. promenade
I-10
Santa Monica Light Rail Project
This project is located on 4th and Colorado Blvd, where multiple zones converge all-together; thus pedestrian and vehicular circulations are always dense. The �uidity of the design (both form and function) is reponding to the busy urban movement at the intersection, at the same time aiming to alleviate the congestion.
Ballona Creek Renovation Project, Marina del Rey redered: photoshop
A
CB
Sketches
Processing
Agent MovementsDistance Calculation
Agent Behavior Framework
Creating Strands Between Agents void render(){ stroke(55); for(int i = 0; i < agents.size() - 1; i++){ agent a1 = (agent) agents.get(i); agent a2 = (agent) agents.get(i+1); line(a1.pos.x, a1.pos.y, a1.pos.z, a2.pos.x, a2.pos.y, a2.pos.z); }
Creating Agents’ Trailsclass trail{ trail(Vec3D p, Vec3D v){ pos = p.copy(); vel = v.copy(); mag = 255; } void render(){ mag = mag - 0.2; stroke(mag); strokeWeight(1); point(pos.x, pos.y, pos.z); if(mag < 0){ trailPopulation.remove(this); } }}
Controling Movement (Velocity) if(closestDist < rangeOfVis){ vec = closestAgent.pos.sub(pos); vec.limit(maxForce); }
Calculating the Closest Distance Between AgentsVec3D closestPt(){ Vec3D vec = new Vec3D();
agent closestAgent = new agent(new Vec3D(), new Vec3D(), 1,1,1,myStrand,0); for(int i = 0; i < strandPopulation.size(); i++){ strand s = (strand) strandPopulation.get(i); for(int j = 0; j < s.agents.size(); j++){ agent a = (agent) s.agents.get(j);
if( (d < closestDist) && (d > 0) ){ closestDist = d; closestAgent = a; } } }
Reset New Agent’s Behavior to Defaultvoid update(){ if(frameCount % 1 == 0){ trailPopulation.add(new trail(pos, vel)); } Vec3D acc = new Vec3D(); Vec3D clp = closestPt(); Vec3D spr = spring(); acc.addSelf(clp); acc.addSelf(spr); vel.addSelf(acc); vel.limit(maxVel); pos.addSelf(vel); }
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an agent-based abstract pattern coding
This project uses algorithm desing to rede�ne an existing form, mouse, or wall surface that was built in Rhino space, then uses Grasshopper to manipulate its shape and pattern and �nish rendered in Maxwell.