Johnny YH Lin Portfolio

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JOHNNY PortolioMaster o ArchitectureRhode Island School o DesignYUEH HAN LIN


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PASSING THROUGH QUATERNITY 1-12Urban revision and the designing o a boat house

INFINITY X INFINITY 13 - 22ransormation o a shuttle into a tower

RE:MAKE ARCHITECTURE 23 - 31Analysis and representation o Sendai Mediatheque

THE SOCIAL HOUSING 32 - 34Design an apartment or lower class amilies in aiwan

THE STORY HOUSE 35 - 37Renovating a spared house in the aboriginal tribe

THE VILLA MANSION 38 - 39 A high-rising housing type research

THE NOODLE TOWER 40 - 42Discovery o a new material

THE WEAVING PASSAGE 43 - 45Developing o a new shaping process

THE MOMENT 46 - 48he observation o people and the environment they are in

THE OTHER WORKS 49 - 53Architecture, Visual Art, Free-hand Drawing, Painting, Sculpture

hrough the eye o the Architect,

it is the most common thing in lie that lies the most incredible surprise.

Group Project

Form + Material

Photography

Architecture


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PASSING THROUGH

QUATERNITY

February 2016 - May 2016Academic-related

Rhode Island School o DesignInstructed by Pro. Marie Adams

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M A D E I R

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B I K E R O U T E

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M P I C R E C O R D S

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SITE FROM SIGNS

My site analysis started rom the understanding o the signs surrounding our sites. Te signs in-dicated different traffic flows around the area and connect the site into urban context. Very interestingis that there are waterwat or bo ates, highway or cars, bike route and store signs that indicate the pe-destrian to the community. Te bike route on Gano St. is a part o national bike route which goes romFlorida all the way to Canada.

Te variety o the traffic system also split our site into pieces. Te relation o the Gano St. to See-konk River was split by the existing o the highway ramp; Te connection o Gano Park and India PointPark were split by the highway. Also the site was dominated by the pond and plants, which blockedthe relationship o the community residents and the water. Tese are the issues I intended to solve andlooked at in the ollowing design process.

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STITCHING

From the site analysis conducted, I introduced the idea o “Stitching” intothe site. o stitch the site means to repair the relationship o land to the water.Te overlapping characteristic o the stitching and the idea o interconnectingtwo different site o the obstacle lead me to the idea o bringing the water into thestreet and also bringing the street out to the water.

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THROUGH THE BARRIER

Te first proposal ollowed the idea o stitching, that I create twotunnels that pass underneath the highway ramp. Te hill under theramp was taken out in order to open the view to the water at GanoStreet. Also the extention o the building rom the street to the wateralso corresponded to the idea o brining the land out to the water.

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PROGRAM THROUGH SPACE

Te second proposal o the boat house is to identiy the axis o the proj-ect, that is the extention o Wickenden Street in to the river. Te programswere entered via this new “Main Street” so to provided a single entry and aconnection or the pedestrian and the bikes between India Point Park andGano Park.

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CIRCULATION AND ANGLE

In the third Proposal the bike lane and pedestrian lanewere separated in to different height due to different speed othe traffic. Now the traffic on three levels are orming 45 de-ree angle to each other. Te programs were attached to thesethree traffic flows so to provide different view angle to the vis-itor within the program. Te vertical connection between the

levels lied in the intersection o the floors.

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SYSTEM OF STRUCTURE

In the ourth and final proposal a unified system was established bythe direction o each traffic flow. Te walls ollowed the direction othe traffic system, which was 45 degree different rom the one above.Te community center in this proposal was cast in the heart o thebuilding, so that all the other programs were connected throught thecommunity center..

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ENVIRONMENT

Te site afer I carved out the hill was again recreated ollowedthe idea rom the stitching. Te direction o the land ollowed thedirection o the base stucture and to create the linear and variousramp into the water. Te programs were gather tightly at the centero all the circulations so t he views at Gano St. remained open to thepublic. Te connection o two parks was reached by the setting othe bike lane., and te connection o the Street and the water is reachby the extention o Wickenden Street to the deck.

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BIBLIO CAD

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INFINITYX

INFINITY

September 2015 - December 2015

Academic-related

Rhode Island School o Design

Instructed by Pro. Olga Mesa

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CHOREOGRAPHY

he changing o the geometry o a single sheet o paper yields multiple

choreography when dropping rom a certain height. he relationship between

the geometry and choreography are deined and established through a series o

experiments.

In this project I developed sets based on the geometry o a double paper

rings structure, especially ocused on the relation between the joint angle and

the spinning choreography. As the angle started to increase, the rings started the

twisting lying instead o spinning. his relationship was urther deined in the

next stage.

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DIGITAL REPRESENTATION

he digital sotware was applied or the recording o the complete

shuttle dropping. he representation o the shuttle dropping was

depicted in dierent number o lines: 1 line, 10 lines, and 1000 lines.

he representations in dierent number o lines show dierent critical

moment o the shuttle dropping. In the case o the ininite shuttle. We

can see a clear spine and the knots where the shuttle spins and rotate.

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DIGITAL FABRICATION

he materialization o the digital drawing helps bring the orm o

the shuttle choreography into the real world, also to urther connect

the concept o ininite shuttle with the real construction world. he

next step is to bring the material abrication onto the real architectural

site.

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SITE

he site or the realization o the ininite tower locates at Roger

William Park, Providence. he natural topography o the site is a steep

slope and the isolation o the urban construction and plantations. he

irst maniesto o interacting with this site is to build a tower based on the

natural geography which could provide the best view to the shuttle, and

also the best view to the city.

PERSPECTIVE

In order to create the interaction between the shuttle and the original

landscape o the park (Hill, City, Roger William Statue). he dropping

point was set at a highest point. hen the dropping direction is heading

toward the statue o Roger William. he viewer's circulation was set to

provide dierent view o the shuttle, rom top, bottom, and aside. he

tower is also shited rom the axis o the park in order not to destroy the

original view and ceremony atmosphere o the memorial park. he back

side o the tower also aced the city o Providence.

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PROTOTYLE AND FORM

Starting rom two ininite shape on top and bottom, the inal orm

o this shuttle tower is urther being iterated based on the site and the

program o the building. From the shuttle dropping tower, the unction

o the building is expanded to a museum and actory o the shuttle maker,

along with shuttle maker's private dwelling and studio.

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CIRCULATION

he inal step o the shuttle tower is the clearication o the circulation. he private

and public entrance along with the relationship o the rooms, walls are now deined

as three layers o the architecture. Wall, Stairs, Rooms rom the outside to inside.

he circulation o visitors, shuttle makers, client, employees all share the same stairs

however with dierent entrance to the dierent program. he openess o the building

also let the light comes in rom the top o the building, which break the barrier o the

isolation o the trees.

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RE:MAKEARCHITECTURE

February 2016 - May 2016

Academic-related

Rhode Island School o Design

Instructed by Pro. Johnathan Scelsa

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READING OF AN ARCHITECUTRE

he reading o an architecture starts rom the drawing o the details. hrough

the line weight and study o the detail the essence o the structure, space, atmosphere

jump out rom the paper.

oyo Ito's Sendai Mediatheque were characterized by its giant columns that

connect the loors. he conventional "Column" were expanded to the size that could

contain programs. 13 columns that go rom the second basement to the rootop create

this vertical spaces or the circulation and air to run through the building. hese

columns are my ocus o the project.

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SILHOUETTE

he silhouette o the building clariy the signiicance attitude the analyzer takes

towards the building. In this set o silhouette the columns were mainly ocused.

he columns were treated as a space, a solid, a structural set along with dierent

representation method approach on the silhouette.

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COMPLEXITY

Starting rom the columns, the inormation o the wall, the loor, the acade......

were gathered in the new drawing. Clearly we can see this complex and well-designed

building growing out rom these 13 shited and twisted columns.

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ELEMENTS

he explosion o the digital drawing shows every little detail o the building,

and new interesting discovery o the building starts to emerge. Upon separating

the structure and the skin, we can see that the honeycomb structure o the loors is

actually related to the column structure, and this is the element I'm going to take on to

the next stage. (o be continued, the project is expected to be ini shed at May 2016)

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STRUCTURE

Te making o the columns and honeycomb floor struc-ture by using the same material deepened this idea o treatingthe whole structure as one system. We can say the columnsare growing out rom the honeycomb structures, as well ashoneycomb structures growing out rom the columns. Techange o either one element could lead to the change o theother.

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HONEYCOMB

Te pupose o the honeycomb structure is to transorm the circleo the column structure into the grid floor structure. Te circle wasfirst offset and then by the triangulated connection to the closestgrids. Te operations were all conducted in grasshopper scripts.

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HONEYCOMB-COLUMN

Second element I introduced in the analy-sis was the columns. Te rotating and the size othe column will lead to the change on the hon-eycomb structure., as well as the number o the vertical connections.

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HONEYCOMB-COLUMN-STAIRS

Te third and the final element o the analysis was the stairs,which was the program with in the columns. Te change o either inhoneycomb structures or the column structure would lead to the ac-commodation o the stairs within. Te constancy o the stairs was theratio between height and distance, which provided a b ase or makingthe turn. Te final presentation was an animation that combined allo the 3 elements that related to each other.

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THE

SOCIALHOUSING

December 2012 - January 2013

Acadamic-related

National aiwan University

Instructed by Pro. Szu-Mien Mu

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ISSUE: 30 M2 FOR A LOWER CLASS FAMILY IN TAIWAN

he rising number o the lower class amily by the unair wealth distribution has become a problem

in the city o aiwan. hey struggle to survive in the low pay rate but hight housing price, yet live in

the terrible condition. his small-size public housing o 30 square-meter is dedicated to these amilies,

so the housing price could be aordable. Also the living quiality and uctions could be kept at a

high standard. My target type o amily is consist o with 3 people, which corresponds to the normal

aiwanese core amily with only child or single-parent with one to two children.

Living room + Dinning table

Laundry + Bathroom

Closet and Bed (Bedroom)

THE ACTIVITY:

COSY AND COMFORTABLE

THE LAYOUT: COMPREHENSIVE

I set two main axis centralized at the dining table, the

Working- and the Recreation & Rest- axis. he dining

table at the center plays a very core role in the aiwanese

amily, where most o the amily events are conducted.

he outdoor space and a split bedroom or teenager

privacy are also being kept.

THE SIZE:

OVERLAP AND CONCENTRATE

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Windows Recreation & RestStorageWorkingOutdoor Privacy

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THE

STORYHOUSE

March 2013 - June 2013

Acadamic- and oice- related

Group project

(Participant: Yueh-Han Lin, Chia-Ling Yu,

Hao-Che Hung, Quan-Hao Lu, Wei Hsieh)


Instructed by Pro. Szu-Mien Mu

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION

Field Survey to the old dwellings, interview

with the local association and seniors, base

planning, design o the exterior area, model

making and inal presentation.

(Arranged in chronological order)

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BASE: RINARI TRIBE

In this real case o Rinari tribe, an indigenous group

in aiwan which suered two massive migration rom

governmental policy and natural disaster in 50 years.

his spare house renovation in the community gave me

a chance to create a social space or the local residents to

remember the past and to memorize the history.

FIELD SURVEY: THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE

I joined an archaeological expedition to investigate the earliest Rinari settlement, and to gather some traditional

ideas rom the traditional housing and the arrangement o the public areas. I also gathered the materials and plantation

inormation or the urnishing and environment. In addition, the interview to the tribal member, especially elders,

allowed me to have a vivid picture o the tradition.

Hill HillBackyard House Aisle Frontyard

INTERIOR: STORY HOUSE

We deined this spare house to be the "Story house" - a little

museum that could help the younger generation to learn the past

o the tribe, also to know how their ancestor struggled to survive

the migrations, and a community center to help the tribal tourism

and industry development.

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EXTERIOR: THE ENVIRONMENT

he sunshine is a big problem at the surrounding.

here is nearly no shelter. With 30 degree Celsius

annul average temperature, it is not a pleasant place

to be at daytime. We plant trees on the downhill side

o the house, and on the grassland to help lower the

area temperature and to become natural decorations

on the ield.

EXTERIOR: CULTURE REVIVAL 3 additional pathways are designed to create

more links between the residencies to the base.

he materials are derived rom the traditional

settlement o the Rinari tribe, and the orm are the

transormative orm rom the original urnishing and

the modern structure.

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THE

VILLAMANSION

January 2011

Oice-related

Group Project

Studio D.o.

Participants: Yueh-Han Lin, Kai-Shin Lo,

Wei-Che Lee, Yi-Li ing, Chen-Sen Kuo,

Chien-Wei Chen, Yu-Wen eng, and Yi-

Chien Lee

Instructed by Mr. Chien-Hua Lin and Ms. Yu

Feng Chiu

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION

Base study, model making, and two idea

model proposals

THE RISING OASIS

One o my personal proposal to this project

he modern type o living has cause the human to stay urther rom the

nature, and by the higher density o housing arrangement we are urther

away rom the ground. In this proposal I am seeking a way to keep a little

place o nature in each living unit, an oasis. By the rotating o every single

loor, we provide each unit an outdoor space with the direct exposure to

the sunlight, a perect space or a high loor gardening or small arming.

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he high-rise housing is developed or the high-desity poplation in the urban

area. he spaces are compiling vertically or the highest eiciency o land

usage. However this leads to the sacriicing o the living quality and the close

interpersonal relations. In this case we are seeking the the high quality o living

including amily, community, urban space, and environment in the interaction

with high-rise housing.

hrough this competition in base YH o Fu-Du Building Co., LD, we hope to

propose the "Villa-Mansion" or a better development pattern or the urban area.

We believe the communication and sharing

are built on the base o the sense o saety. So

we built separate the building into two. he

courtyards on the same level are acing each

other to yield visual communication, but

remain the privacy o each individual group o

residency.

he apartments are comprised by the shapeo L. Each unit has two loors (2/3 + 1/3), so

to provide individual entrance or the elevator

space, private stairs, and high-rise ceiling.

We are thinking to create more public-beneicial space, however to remain the saety

o the residents. We suggested to rise the

resident entrance rom the ground level, to

yield the original space or the public activities,

or example, City Gallery. he releasing o the

public space can also be a good grounding or a

better loor area ratio preerence, which its the

proit o the developer.

In this base in ainan, aiwan, the high-rise housing ace direct wind and sunshine due

to the lower-rise housing in surrounding area.

By the installing o the ilter skin these weather

condition are avoided. Also the urther material

properties could enhance the interaction with

the environment and the decoration o the

building.

Vertical Courtyard win Villas Shited Landscape Filter Skin

High-Density Housing

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THE

NOODLETOWER

December 2013 - July 2014

Academic-related

echnische Universität München

Instructed by

Pro. ina Haase and R.A. Anita Edenhoer

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MATERIAL DISCOVERY

It was ater one hot pot party and I let some soaked noodles

until the next day. he noodles were totally dried and reorming

as the shape o the bowl. Such a discovery that the soaking process

o noodle could be reversed and shaped dierently. I took use o

the hairdryer to speed up the drying process. However the random

curve and the ragility o dry noodle is a problem.

EXPERIMENT I : THE STRUCTURE o solve the potential ragility o the noodle, it is necessary to bind

noodles together to orm a s trong structure. Entwining is a good way

to deal with the disordered direction o dry noodles, like to braid a

pigtail. he twist o each noodle on the other helps strengthen the

structure.

he noodles are braided around the wooden box to test the

stability and the orm. he repeating circle orm did not deorm

signiicantly ater drying, also the downsize o the drying noodle

has allow the noodle to cling on the box tightly. Also the attempt to

build a higher structure above the box has raised interest in another

experiment o this material.

STABLE STRUCTURE

From the circle orm developed into the orm o the arches,

which required less materials but provide the same holding

strength, which is vital on the noodle building.

EXPERIMENT II : THE HEIGHT CHALLENGE

he height is an unknown target. A 50 centimeters tall tower

by the arches is an initial setting and to see i there's possibility

to build beyond this expectation. In addition, two out stretchingantenna on top to test the holding ability.

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PROPERTIES

he antennas actual ly bent down ater arid; whereas the main

tower itsel stood still, with bending in some parts. his work

proves this seemly ragile noodle could somehow be able to be a

independent and sel-supportable structure material.

DEVELOPING THE MATERIAL

o urther develop the noodle material into a bigger work requires the solution to the bending problems. An inside support by other strong

material as iron or plastic might help. Also to reveal the transparency o the ingredient, plates that made rom noodle ingredient, green been- and

potato- starch, could bear more light. I believe the overlapping and natural curve o the material will make special shadow through the light. It has t

potential to become a good coating and structuring material.

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THE

WEAVINGPASSAGE

July 2013 - November 2014

Personal work

Studio d.o.

Instructed by Architect Mr. Chien-Hua Lin

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Linearize Weave

Single-end Branch Multi-end Branches Branches WeavingReverseConnection

Unit

WEAVING: SURFACE TO LINE TO BODY

his is a new way o creating a body rom surace. From a

piece o paper, the spiral line has cut the surace into line-. By

weaving the end point back in and out the layers, we can build

up a new three-dimensional unit. his process switch our general

idea o shaping rom point, line, and surace to body.

he spiral line could be seen as passage, and layers when

we open it rom the outer round to the inner round. hrough

weaving we connect the passage with layers.

Combine Units

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o add the variation to the unit, we can add branches on the

spiral to make multi-ends, or the reverse o the spiral makes an

additional attached space to the unit. It is also possible to combine

many spirals together.


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DEPICT THE SPACE

When we cut the line on the paper, we actually separate one

point into two points, and one line into two lines. So when we

draw out these invisible lines, as to sew it, the spatial shape is

depicted clearly. he twisting o the layers can also be shown

through coloration.

o urther observe the inner space o the unit, I cut the

space to see the cross-section, the original neat layer on layer

is now divided into several. However the passage has kept

connected, as it was in the irst place, so is the space inside theunit.

FUTURE IMAGINATION

his space o the inal weaving body seem not useul

right now, because the body and direction might not it the

custom o a traditional space: plain loors, vertical walls

and the people's movement in the space.

Nevertheless, i this space into the environment that has

less gravity inluence as on the ground, or example, in the

water or in the space. he weaving space become highly

he capture o the space

T h e w e a vi n g pr o c e s s

workable. We can imagine now the human are lying or

swimming inside the weaving space. With the advantages

o the connecting passage we can easily go to dierent

layers o the body. his gives us a imagination o our

uture lie might be at the place other than on the g round.


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THE

MOMENT

September 2013 - March 2014

Personal Photography

Europe

German Pavillion

Barcelona, Spain

September 2013

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Pena National

Palace

Sintra, Portugal

September 2013

I like to record those moments o human and surroundings. It's

very interesting to read the people's intention, emotion and reaction

to others and movement in external environment on the recording

o photography. It is also because o those activities in the space that

makes the environment alive and vivid.

Rue Garrett

Lisbon, Portugal

September 2013

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Binnenwegplein

Rotterdam,

Amsterdam

March 2014

Louvre

Paris, France

December 2013

Schloss

Nymphenburg

Munich, Germany

October 2013

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THE

OTHERWORKS

Architecture

Visual Art

Free-hand drawing

Painting

Sculpture

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THE COCOON

October 2013 - December 2013

Plastic Bags and Lightbulb

Academic-related


Instructed by Pro. ina Haase & R.A. Anita Edenhoer

he revision o the general idea o the plastic bag as a "Garbage".

he transparancy o the material is suitable or a covering or light.

he overlapping o the weaving layers s hows variable colors and

shadows through the shines o light.

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COCOON THE CITY (SERIES)Successor to the work "he Cocoon"

December 2013

Sel-work


Instructed by Pro. ina Haase and R.A. Anita Edenhoer

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SINGER

May 2010

Academic-work


Instructed by Pro. Hong-Da Hsieh

KEYS AND PENCILS

April 2010

Academic-work


Instructed by Pro. Hong-Da Hsieh

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THE VOID

December 2014

Gypsum, Foam Board, Acetone

Sel -work

Studio d.o..

Instructed by Architect Mr. Chien-Hua Lin

In this work I'm trying a dierent way o making a gypsum cube. Rather than deciding the shape

o the structure, I conirm the shape o the void at the irst hand by cutting the oam board in the

expecting size. hen randomly installed these oam boards into the mold vessels beore the gypsum

gets dry. Finally the oam boards are dissolved by Acetone to yield the void in the gypsum cube.

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YING YANG - THE MASK

August 2013

Acrylic Colour, Paper Clay, Iron Wire, Cardboard

Sel -work

he picture o Ying and Yang represent duality in Chinese culture.

We also deined many phenomena as opposite in the real-time

world, such as warm & cold, happy & sad, bright & dark, up & down,

prosperity & depression. his art work is aiming at combining the

idea o Ying & Yang along with all those opposite phrases together.


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[email protected]

(401) 837-4318

388 S Main St Unit 57, Providence, RI 02903

JOHNNY YUEH-HAN LIN

SPECIALTY

Design Architecture, Interior Architecture, Graphic, Conceptual Design

Sotware AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Illustrator, Indesign, Microsot Oice, Photoimpact,

Photoshop

Language English(OEFL iB 106), Chinese(Native), German(B1), aiwanese(Native)

WORK EXPERIENCES

2014.08 - 2015.07 Environmental Protection Administration, aipei, aiwan

Environmental Education Oice, Department o Comprehensive Planning

2015 U.S.-aiwan Eco Campus International Coordination

2013.02 - 2013.07 National aiwan University Building & Planning Foundation, aipei, aiwan

Project Designer

2013 Rinari ribe Community Center Reormation (Pintung, aiwan)

2011.10 - 2012.07 Cosmo Association, aipei, aiwan Leader o Curriculum Section

2012 Camp or International Aairs (Winter) Preparatory Mission

2012 Chie-Coordinator o Camp or International Aairs (Summer)

2011.01 - 2011.01 Studio d.o.. Architect Oice, aoyuan, aiwan

Intern Designer

2011 "Little People Architect" Design Competition, ainan, aiwan

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2015.09 - present Rhode Island School o Design, Providence, Rhode Island

Master o Architecture

2013.10 - 2014.03 echnische Universität München, Munich, Germany

Exchange program, Faculty o Civil, Geo and Environmental Engineering

Visual Art Lab, Faculty o Architecture

2009.0 9 - 2014.0 1 National aiwan University, aipei, aiwan

Bachelor o Engineering, Department o Chemical Engineering

Design Studio, Graduate Institute o Building and Planning

2009-2011 Vice President o Design Club

2009-2010 Model United Nation Debate eam

2010 Winter Visiting Mission at Shanghai Fudan University

2011 NU ArtFest Preparatory Mission

2011.0 8 echnische Universität München, Munich, Germany

Summer Program "Engineering and Management Across Cultures"

2009.07 University o Arts London, London, United Kingdom

Summer Program "English plus Art and Design"

VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCES

2014.1 0 - 2015.0 7 Yi Kuang Orphanage, aipei, aiwan

Volunteering ater-school tutoring

2007.01 - 2007.06 Grace Home Church Association, aipei, aiwan

Volunteering homeless service and project report writing

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