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Expected Master School of Design, University of PennsylvaniaBachelor Department of Architecture and Fine Art, Dalian University of TechnologyExchange Student Department of Architecture, National Cheng Kung University

TRANSPARENCY: CONTINUITY OF SPACE 2 2

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Office of LightWestern Developing Area, Klamusze, Heilongjiang Province, P.R.CCourse WorkQu Jingming10/20/2009-10/20/2009Office, Exhibition, and Roof PlazaOffice and Citizen

Low carbon dioxide waste district is located in Western Developing District in Klamusze. Plan for this district aims at creating high quality life, leisure, transport and work environment, throughout appropriate city scale, ecological transportation environment and large green space. The site is in the north of the district, and the plan proportion is 5 hectare. The east side is the walk axis of the planned area, with the building proportion of 60000 sqm. After the entire plan, I designed a synthesized office and exhibition center.

INTERSECTION OF TIME: RENOVATION OF INDUSTRIAL SITE 2 2

Location: Qingpu District, Shanghai, P.R.CCompetition Work: Awarded in 2010 Autodesk Cup National Col-lege Student CompetitionTutor: Fan Yue, Zhang YuPartners: Wang Lin, Ma Yue, Zhao Jie. I was one of the main designers of the primary plan and designer of the park and the reconstructing a factory into an exhibition centre. I particitated in the whole process of design and the model making process.

According to the future urban plan for Qingpu District , protec-tion of the old architecture has to be provided, more convie-nient and ecological residence is needed, inheritance of tradition and history of Qingpu has to be focused, and thus a sustainable developing district will be achieved. One of the most important part of our design is the central park. As most people come across the viaduct connecting the old city and the new site, a broad and beautiful view to the river is needed. We plan to develop this middle part into landscape use. At the same time, we make some of the remained factory structure into land-scape use, while others into shopping. By reusing the industrial factories we remind people of the history and by providing open spaces along the river, we provide people enjoyment of the humanism and nature.

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DANCING BOXES: UPRAISING THE BASE 2 2

Location: Yida Community, Dalian, ChinaCourse and competition work: July 1st-August 14th, 2008Tutor: Kong Yuhang

As there are 6 units in this kingdergarten, and each of them has a fixed proportion, I chose traditional Chinese Jiu Gongge as concept to arrange function bodies. After the recombination of those bodies, natural light is made best use, reducing energy waste in the building and the negative effect of the shadow from the highrise in the south. In addition, spaces are organized around a center, just like traditional couryard in China. In this kingdergarten, different bodies are connected by corridor and this brings people continuous route. The yard-centered architec-ture form is also an imitation of organism composition in nature. Almost all things in nature are living around a common center, so is architecture.

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URBAN ISLAND: COLLABORATION OF COMMUNITY AND UNIVERSITY 2 2 In the primary strategy stage, considering the inactive and passive atmosphere in the community in southern site, and the tendency of Penns expansion, we proposed a new campus on the vacant industrial site, and a continuition of the exsisting commercial street-Washington Ave. At the second stage, we paid more attention on increasing the mixture of community and new campus, creating new real estate with good view to the river and extention of commercial activity both across the new university and in the middle of existing community. After midterm, we focused more on clarifying different layers on the proposed green system-forest layer, lawn layer, pedestrian layer and water layer. By creating continuous wetland in the middle of the campus and remediation islands along the river, we brought urban landscape into everyday life, providing more possibilities of recreation, outdoor entertainment and family activity.

Location: Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, PA, USAStudio Work: 09/11/2011-12/20/2011Tutor: David GouverneurPartner: Yin Mingyu. I was one of the main designers of the mid-term overall plan and designer of the central wetland system, as well as most of the new buildings.

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MOVING SYSTEM-[SITE ANALYSIS]

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NEW ROAD BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND NEW COMMUNITY

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MAIN COMMERCIAL STREETSTART OF SOIL REMEDIATIONMORE SPACE FOR HUMAN CONTACTION WITH WETLANDFORGOTTON BOTTOM JUMPS ACROSS SCHUYLKILL RIVER

NEW ROAD NEW ROAD NEW ROAD

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MAIN STREET TO CONNECT TO U.C

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[MIDTERM MASTER PLAN]

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[SYSTEM CONSIDERATION]

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[GRADING MODEL]

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THE TIME MACHINE: MUSEUM AND CULTURE CENTER 2

Our site is defined to be a culture and history center, where lies the most typical and special houses left during the Japanese period. Old houses here were once the former residence of some celebrities and Japanese. The distribution of designed volume is based on weather, topography and texture of the city. Trough site visit we found that the existing topography has potential to provide interesting landscape. And our following proposal was to limit the building volume through creating terraces. By digging parts of the site, the average height of the new building would decrease and give an accessible roof garden for citizens.In addition, two tunnels representing the history give culture value to this new building. The tunnels connect series of squares and courtyards, bringing people to different landscape spaces to inspire their inner world. The continuation of peoples activity provides more chances of communication, activating the historical residence.

Location: Nanshan, Dalian, P.R.CCompetition Work: 08/2009-09/2009Tutor: Kong YuhangPartner: Guo Wei, Wang Lin. We worked as a group in primary stage and after completing the strategy, I focused on designing the roof garden, cooperating with people who reformed the house.

RENOVATION OF THE OLD HOUSE

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[SITE ANALYSIS]

SITE LOCATION

SITE PLAN

LONGITUDE SECTION

Nanshan community used to be architecture group of Japanese residence. This street was created to remit the disperse of houses. The length of the Nanshan Street is 600 meters and used to be occupied by famous historians and writers. These houses appeared to be western style but were actually designed by Japanese architects. The opening building type makes the house merges well with nature.

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[LANDSCAPE SPACES]

SPACES INSIDE THE BUILDING

III-III SECTION

SITE PLAN

LONGITUDE SECTION

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2ND FLOOR PLAN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

I-I SECTION

II-II SECTION

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EXPLODED ANALYSIS

SPCAE ANALYSIS

Green space links nature and human, now and the future well.

The second floor, platform and patio create a comparison between spaces.

Vistind road.

Open spaces link human and the nature.

[PROGRESSED DESIGN]

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2ND FLOOR PLAN

NEW ACTIVITIES

OLD ACTIVITIES

1ST FLOOR PLAN

I-I SECTION

WEST ELEVATION

SOUTHERN ELEVATION

II-II SECTION

III-III SECTION

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NEW HYBRID: PERFORMATIVE SURFACE, NEW RESIDENCE & VERTICAL NURSERY 2 There are three main components in this project: performative surface providing urban landscape for citizens and functioning as public building underneath, an ecological nursery maintained by residence, new residential units extended from existing tower to the vertical nursery. Similar to the precedent Yokohama International Terminal by FOA, the performative surface functions as a connection between citizens and city, human and nature. As a gateway, the vertical nursery gives out a welcome gesture as vehicles enter upper Manhattan. Offices, research labs, housing and communal areas are interspersed between orchards, farms and production rooms. For long there has been fights for air rights in Manhattan, but as city grows and buildings take more and more city spaces, mutual outdoor spaces become less. The creation of unit strips is generated from the idea of increasing green space for people.The aim of this utopian dream is to rethink the relation between human and nature, and to remind people that rights to enjoy the nature are also worth to fight for.

Location: Manhattan, New York, USAResearch Studio: 01/2012-05/2012Tutor: Marion Weiss, Michael ManfrediRole: Individual project design. The whole studio did the site research together at the beginning.

GREEN SPACE DISTRIBUTION INNOVATION

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[HISTORY OF THE IMMEDIATE SITE]

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Yokohama International Port TerminalDate: 2000--2002Designer: Foreign Office Architects ltdSize: 412 meters long Total floor area 34,732 sqm Building area 27,270 sqm Gross external floor area: 438,243 sqmLocation: Kanagawa,JapanUse: International Port TerminalDescription: FOAs first major project, the Yokohama International Port Terminal in Japan, stretches the city into the sea, its beach of boardwalks weaving like braids through wooden dunes, ducking and diving, inside and out, as you promenade to your ship.

The Yokohama International Port Terminal is a new type of transportation space integrated with urban facilities. Rather than conceiving of the building as an object on the pier, detached from its context, it is designed as an extension of the pier ground, simultaneously hosting the terminal functions and creating a very large urban park on the roof of the terminal.

Section analysis of Yokohama International Port Terminal

Sectional perspective showing connective function of the surface from Yokohama International Port Terminal.

No-returning circulation diagram.

3-dimentional circulation diagram

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Performative surface connecting north and south.

New hybrid pattern combining existing tower and vertical nursery.

Green gateway attracts people when they first enter upper Manhattan.

Model showing new strips connecting existing towers and new nursery.

People living in skyscraper are engaged into nature.

Sectional perspective showing the interaction among strips.

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People are communicating on the roof and the shared space inside the strip.

Studio Studio 4X4 Loft Family Loft Family Loft

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[SECTION]

[SITE PLAN]

[IST FLOOR PLAN]

Generation of elegant slopes on north and south side provide easier access to the naturally designed landscape surface, under which a medium scale gym, an automatic food factory and a super market are arranged properly.

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ILLUSION: INTERSECTION OF TIME AND SPACE 2 2

Department of Architecture, National Cheng Kung UniversityLocation: East of a large lawn, in the school yardSelected Workshop: GHOST Workshop, 2nd-17th March, 2009Tutor: Komthat Syamanada

Ghost Festival is traditional in China and some Asian countries. Some people always say that they met their dead friends or rela-tives in this day. Ghost is also a favorable issue for horror movies and stories. In this workshop our instructor gave us GHOST as a topic to discuss and express our understanding through a design work. In the following two weeks, my group had many discussions on this topic and we went to mystery places to feel ghost. After a week we came to a conclusion that ghost is an il-lusion people have when they are in a special space. As in physics we believe that almost any living feature radiates ultrared ray of a certain frequency, we came to a conclusion that ghost also has a certain frequency, as we believe in its existence. In addition, we did color ball experiment to express our conclusion to public. The experiment showed us changes in vision after changes in color. Finally we brought this experiment to public by creating a closed space, at the same time provided people colored glasses, freeing them to express their feelings there by drawing with paints. When the real scrawl came out finally, we showed them how a certain space and mood can cause illusion-ghost.

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FACETED GROUND: PLAYSCAPE EXPERIMENT 2 2

Study target: Barcelona Bonatical GardenFinal work for Media course : November 2011-December 2011Tutor: Keith VanDerSys

After one semesters practice in modeling tools and strategies for using them, we were required to create, make and play with a imaginary playground for final work. This project is not a design project, instead it is a means to practice and demonstrate a command of 3-dimensional modeling tools and the strategies used to make and build surfaces that ultimately culminates in a precise multi-functional scape. This playscape is to be conceived of as a thick membrane, made up of numerous articulately and precisely constructed polysurfaces. I chose Barcelona Botanical Garden as my faceted playground example. Firstly I extracted lines and forms from picture, and then adjusted shape and size to fix into the site, and distinguish blocks from main roads. Then I proposed main ridges and created small facets to form each block. Finally I added susidary roads in each block and divided blocks into smaller landscape facets.

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EXPLODED ANALYSIS

Site Envelope

Proposed Path

Proposed Path

Contours (Transverse Sections)

Original Typography

Adjust path heights

Forming new surfaces

Proposed surfaces

Formation of path surface

Completion of all surfaces

Trimmed Intersection FREE PLAY < FILL IN THE BLANK! >V-ray Rendering

VanDerSys - LARP 543-00212.09.2011 MEDIA III - Fall 2011

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OTHER WORK

RESUME

CALATRAWA STRUCTURE STUDYFLORENCES CATHEDRAL STUDYT-SHIRT DESIGNSHIP MODEL

COMMUNITY LIBRARYGRMNASIUMJINGZHOU MUSEUMSALES OFFICEARCHITECTS OFFICEURBAN DESIGN

WATERCOLOR PAINTINGPEN SKETCHCOLOR SKETCHPHOTOGRAPHYPENCIL PORTRAIT

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Watercolor drawing, 1 week, 2006

Watercolor drawing, 1 week, 2006

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Gouache sketch in Xinghai Square, 4 hours, 2007

Gouache sketch in Hengshui Lake, 5 hours, 2007

Gouache sketch in Xinghai Square, 4 hours, 2007

Gouache sketch in Hengshui Lake, 5 hours, 2007

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Lavender, Taizhong Lavender Garden, Taiwan, 2009

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Pencil portrait, 1.5 hour, Zhang Xinzhe ( Taiwan singer), 2012

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process of design

future urban plan

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