ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO

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FINAL YEAR PROJECT 2015-16

CONTENT

MULTI-VARIATE HOUSESTUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION 2015

CULTURAL RETRIEVAL - TEMPLE & FESTIVAL

THE CONTINUOUS LOOP - PUBLIC SWIMMING COMPLEX ON TYPOON SHELTERSEMESTER 4 | PEOPLE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE SEA 2014-15

SIGNBOARD SPY HOUSESEMESTER 5 | OPEN STUDIO 2014-15

CULTURAL RETRIEVAL - TEMPLE & FESTIVAL

IDEOLOGY EXCHANGE - EVENT LEISURE HUB IN LAMMA ISLAND

Lamma Island is peaceful and tranquil island with a lot of natural scenery. TheEvent Leisure Hub provides a prime performance and leisure area for visitors, locals and tourists during festival celebrations. It can also attract visitors to be integration with local traditional events hence preserving the cultural traditions of Yung Shue Wan.

Main Path For TouristPublic Space

StreetRoadPier

SITE

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

Football FieldInfarstructure

Children Playground

To rearrange the site

3

2 To continue the journey from main street

Open up the view of Tin Hau Temple

1

Children Playground

Football Field

Promenade

Police Post

Event Leisure Hub

Public Space

A

A

B

B

Entrance to the platform

Entrance to the platform

Entran

ce to

enclos

e spac

e

Walkway

Site Plan

BAMBOO ROOF DESIGN PROCESS

Define cover space Spatial Integration

Garden

Tin HauTemple

Residential

Views

Football Field

ChildrenPlayground

Police Post

Main Street

ACCESSPLAZA

PromenadeWest side

Enclosed space

Enclosed space

Entrance

Garden

Tin HauTemple

Residential

Views

Football Field

ChildrenPlayground

Police Post

Main Street

ACCESSPLAZA

Promenade

Cover consideration Facade layout

Garden

Tin HauTemple

Residential

Views

Football Field

ChildrenPlayground

Police Post

Main Street

ACCESSPLAZA

PromenadeWest side

Cafe

Music room

EntranceMore Welcoming

Higher Density

Block The Sun

Lighting for Balcony

Enclosed areaShelter

PerformanceHall

Garden

Residential

Views

Football Field

ChildrenPlayground

Police Post ACCESSPLAZA

PromenadeBambooPanels

ETFE

Garden

Previous circulation

Yung Shue Wan Plaza Road

Yung Shue Wan Main Street

Extend the main street by connecting two streets

Relocate the Infarstructure, Football field and Children playground

DESIGN PROCESS EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

ETFELightweight & High Transparency

Bamboo Woven PanelProvide Lighting Shadow & Protection

Bamboo MemberInstall Bamboo Panels

Steel FrameStructural Support

Traditional Bamboo ScaffoldingCreate Dynamic Roof &Relate To Bamboo Theater In Festival

GlassProvide Visibility

ConcreteLow cost

Bamboo PanelCreate Dynamic Curve &Sustainable

Tin HauTemple

Main Street

G/F Plan 1/F Plan

Platform

SkyLight

Void+9.0

Make-upLesson

Opera ClothesWorkshop

Balcony

Music Room

WC(Female)

WC(Male)

Bamboo ShedWorkshop

2/F Plan

Cafe

Balcony

+12.5

Multi-function Performance Hall

Back-Stage

StageLift Wall

Opera ClothesExhibition

Bamboo ModelExhibition

InstrumentExhibition

Promenade

Promenade

Courtyard

RehearsalRoom

General Hall

OfficeWC(Female)

WC(Male)

+4.8

DETAIL A

DETAIL C

DETAIL B

Bamboo installation by ZCB BAMBOO PAVILION HONG KONGDETAIL SECTION

Section BB

STRUCTURE

SKINDETAIL C

DETAIL B

DETAIL A

Bamboo Archoring

ETFEBamboo panelDrainage system

Filling with concrete

Foundation CastingReinforced concrete pad foundation

Bamboo

Steel

Bamboo Continue Joint

Tape

Steel wire

Grid Shell SteelMember

Cast-in Plate On Face Of Concretes Beam

Column BeyondBolted Connection

External Finishes(Stone)

Glazing

Internal Finishes(Wood)

Solid BambooPanel Cladding

Glass Balustrade

Glass Balustrade

Edge Clamp

Section AA CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCEBAMBOO BENDING SAND

Cut down the bamboo

Remove the internal nodes to make the bamboo as a hollow tube

1 2 3 4 5Fill with fine clean sand Heat bending Cold water preserves the bend

Bending green bamboo with a butane torch in Colombia.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Section BB

Elevation A

Elevation B

THE CONTINUOUS LOOP - public swimming complex on typoon shelter

To exchange the Pao Yuk Kong Swimming Pool and the Jumbo Seafood Restaurant

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNSEMESTER 4

(PEOPLE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE SEA)

SITE PLAN

1/F

G/F

B/F

ELEVATION

A

B

PLANS

SECTION A SECTION B

MATERIAL-PEEFABRICATED STEEL-CONCRETE TOWER CORE

STEEL FRAME STRUCTURE-LONG SPAN-MINIMIZES THE USE OF COLUMNS-FLEXIBLE FOR SWIMMING POOL-MAKES THE DYNAMIC FORM MORE EFFICIENT TO CONSTRUCT

DOUBLE CONTINUOUS SLAB-TO HOLD THE WATER AND MECHANICAL-MORE STABLE

THE STEEL FRAME STRUCTURE CONSTRUCT A INTEREING SHADOW

FINAL MODEL

SECTIONAL MODEL

STUDY MODEL FINAL MODEL

SIGNBOARD SPY HOUSE

SPYs work requires them to stay in the hidden spaces where can monitor the outside world at the same time.The designed SPY house is located in Chun Yeung Street, where the spy is living and merged to the surrounding by pretending to be some signboards. The design helps the SPY stay close to the target without disclosing themselves and can act immediate when the targets have and action.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNSEMESTER 5

OPEN STUDIO

SELECT THE SIDEBOARD TO BECOME A HIDDEN PLACE

REST AREA

WORK AREA

DESIGN CONCEPT

1900mm

1900mm

900mm

1200

mm

1700mm

380m

m

650mm

1500

mm

850mm

450m

m

2200mm

800m

m

600mm

ERGONOMICS

LEVELS

FORMS

GROUND LEVEL

1st LEVEL

2rd LEVEL

The pose which is spy will use -shapeed by the dimension ofcertain human motion

-dierent levels of hidden space that can provide dierent observation angles for the spy

PERSPECTIVE

ACTION CIRCULATION

CLIMB CIRCULATION

CIRCULATION

STUDY MODELS

SPACIAL QUALITY

The openings on the signboard which merges with the characters on the boards are used to provide light and view to the hidden spaces.

SECTION C

1st LEVEL

STREET LEVEL

2rd LEVEL

3nd LEVEL

SECTION B

2rd LEVEL

3nd LEVEL

SECTION A

PLANS

PLAN A(3nd LEVEL)

PLAN B(2rd LEVEL)

PLAN C(1st LEVEL)

PLAN D(STREET LEVEL)

+3.7

UP

+4.5

UP

+4.5

+7.4+7.4

+7.4

ROOF PLAN

SECTION A SECTION B

SECTION C PLAN A (7700mm)

PLAN B (4700mm)

PLAN C (3900mm)

PLAN D (1700mm)

ELEVATION

MULTI-VARIATE HOUSEBy Horace Yeung Sharon Tsoi

Mobile Modular ArchitectureStudent Design Competition 2015

Halo Creative Design | Hong Kong Design Institute

Mobile Modular ArchitectureThis project is to design a modular living unit of about 20-30 square metre that can be a plug-in module to a modular building as well as a standalone building. The module include a twin sleeping zone,and a wet area.

Basic module

Repeated trapezoid surface

Moduler unit

StableGood spatial quality

1. Geometic form Array to organizeFEATUREDESIGN APPROACH

The design is initially inspired by modular furniture, we wanted to explore how to design a modular unit in a furniture scale that could be scaled up to the size of a building.

2. Both side can change to concave or convex

3. Varied combination

02 - 2 ComponentElevation 2

3000

3000

3000280 280

280

280

280

280

60x60mmrhs

With cober board (plywood)

With cober board (16mm plywood)

With cober board (plywood)

With cober board (plywood)

Interior without cober board

Steel angle plate

Plywood CNC into shape

Module 2

Module 1

01 - 3 ModularElevation 1

03 - Elevation A

Elevation 1

3618

3618

3000

3000

309

309

309

105

76

600

76

309

18003300

Module 2

Module 1

Opening

Opening

Opening

Opening

Plywood

Plywood

Facade (Module 1)

Opening

Ele A2

Ele A2

Ele A1

Ele A1

Ele A3

Ele A4

Ele A4

Ele A4Detail 2

R:20mm CHS

Typicalscrew interval(appt to all)

04 - Section B

Structural frame (Module 1)

Detail 1

Type 1Type 2Type 3

Steel bracket Type

Plywood

9010476

Module 2

Plywood

CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE

The key was to design a stand module, so we focussed on how to compose the modular component. Finally, we chose the trapezoid to create a basic module. The combination of the repeated module is the key to create the variations.

1:1 Modular Constructionat HKDI