selected works portfolio

SELECTED WORKS PORTFOLIO

HANXIONG LIU

B.Arch | Southern Polytechnic State University

M.Arch | University of Califonia, Los Angeles

7157 Alvern St, Apt 313Los Angeles, CA, 90045

(770)309-2264

[email protected]

_SUMMARY

HANXIONG LIU received MASTER OF ARCHI-TECTURE II, POST-PROFESSIONAL DEGREE FROM UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES [UCLA], Craig Hodgetts Suprastudio [Hyperloop] after he finished BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE DEGREE [NAAB ACCRED-ITED] FROM SOUTHERN POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY [SP_ARC] in Atlanta, GA.

He, as an intern, worked for CRANG BOAKE ACBI GROUP, BEIJING in 2011 SUMMER,participated Shandong Dongping Townhouse design, Hunan Qingshuihu Villa design and Shenyang Naqu High-rise residential project. In 2013-2014, he worked at RAFAEL A. GARCIA ARCHITECTS as an associate architect in Atlanta, GA, participated VA Medical Center parking deck in San Juan, Puerto Rico; CYAN at 3380 Peachtree Road in Atlanta, GA; Clark Atlanta University Animal Research Facility in Atlanta, GA; Oral & Facial Surgery Associates in Braselton, GA; ASPIRE at 2400 Charlotte Avenue in Nashville, TN and AZURE on the park in Atlanta, GA.

His recent work in [Hyperloop] focused on creating practical solutions to the many diverse aspects of the Hyperloop Concept - a high-speed tube transportation system- and to do. The strategic design proposals by statistic researching, analysing and design will be produced in the findings of two book publica-tions in 2015, SUPRASTUDIO: HYPERLOOP Volume I and SUPRASTUDIO: HYPERLOOP Volume II.

As a professional designer, he has a sharp interest in research based schematic design, 3D modeling and hybrid design [Architecture + X]. USING AUTOCAD, REVIT, RHINO, GRASS-HOPPER, MAYA, AFTER EFFECTS, ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR, AND UNITY 3D SKILLFULLY.Additionally, his skills also include excellent illustration skills, LEED sustainable design strategies, practices, and techniques; passive heating and cooling techniques, parametric design, game design, filming and photography.

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[selected student works]

URBAN INCUBATORATLANTA CULINARY SCHOOL

HYPERLOOP

[selected professional works]

CYAN AT 3380 PEACHTREE ROAD, ATLANTA, GAORAL & FACIAL SURGERY ASSOCIATES, ATLANTA, GA

ASPIRE AT 2400 CHARLOTTEE AVE, NASHVILLE, TN

[other selected works]

HOTLINE MASS PROJECTION MAPPING

PARAMETRIC


URBAN INCUBATOR

Flow generates space, space drives flow.

In this design,the relationship between flow and space is my issue. In my perspective, the flow of space generates space. Continental plates drift divided conti-nents; crowd gathering created city. Flow defines growth speed, thus precipitating the space changes. The formation of space also influenced the direction of flow and its effects.

In this project,the flows of varying context around the site contribute to the exploration of space and design concepts.

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site

park [natural]

kindergarten [stone]

abandoned building [brick]

Federal building [concrete+glass]

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15 apartment #116 apartment #217 apartment #318 apartment #419 equipment room

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ATLANTA CULINARY SCHOOL

As big as an urban accelerator, as small as a cuisine.

ACAS (Atlanta Cuisine Art School) is a proposed project located in Mid-town Atlanta.

Most of the building forms around ACAS are rectangular blocks with courtyards inside. While I’m design-ing, I do not want to break the “rule” of building in this context but let my design integrated and reflect the school’s unique and innovative spirit. And also it has another role to be an urban infrastructure and provide a place for community activities.

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Based on the reflection of diversity of Atlanta Midtown, I established two behavior models by Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

By analyzing the behavioral and psychological need of different groups, I found the distinctive need of culinary art school and public systematically.

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01 lobby02 court yard03 bake shop04 administrative office05 equipment room06 receiving area07 trash area08 lecture hall

09 restroom10 pastry kitchen11 teaching kitchen (American)12 teaching kitchen (Italian)13 teaching kitchen (Mexican)14 teaching kitchen (France)15 library16 class room (Japanese)

17 demonstration laboratory18 teaching kitchen (Thai)19 teaching kitchen20 restaurant kitchen21 wine room22 restaurant23 hanging garden

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LOBBY

TEACHING KITCHEN

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DEMONSTRATION LAB

HANGING GARDENROOF TERRACE

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HYPERLOOP

Teammates: Milagro Jassmine Carpio, Kai Qian, Shuyan Zhang, Chen Danfeng

The design of the Hyperloop station design involves considering the design of the capsule. Step one was choosing how one would enter the capsule. We chose cartridge. Then we engineered a new spiral mecha-nism that would be able to dispatch capsules and cartridges in and out fluidly. Second, was having modular platforms to provide easy access for dropoff and pickup. Third, we thought of introducing a first class capsules for the business man, or any vip guest. Thus the seating being more private, spacious, comfort, and enter-tainment.

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TURBINE+ AIR LOCK

SKIES

OUTER SHELL

CARTRIDGE

PASSENGER SEAT

RESTROOM

LUGGAGE + BATTERY STORAGE

BACK ENTRY

FRONT ENTRY

RAIL + MECHANISM

AIR LOCK

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PLAN- SEATING ARRANGEMENT

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Create PersonalAtmosphere

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[ ATMOSPHERE LIGHT ]Main Illumination

ILLUMINATION

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[ CUSTOMIZING LIGHT ]

Passenger ControlledColor and Brightness

[ SERVICE COMPARTMENT ]Passenger Manual BookFood and Drink StorageMagazineEmergency Kits

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Hand Luggage Compartment

STORAGE SPACE

[ RIB FRAME ]Supporting Structure

[ HORIZONTAL FRAME + RAIL ]

Supporting and Sliding Structure

STRUCTURE FRAME

SEATING INTERFACE

capsule axonometric

capsule dimensions

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capsule aerodynamic

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LOADING PLATFORM

PASSENGERDROP OFF

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CAPSULE TIME SEQUENCE

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CYAN AT 3380 PEACHTREE ROADATLANTA, GA

under construction...

A 329 unit, 23 story luxury rental apartment building designed to fit a prosperous, dynamic urban environ-ment on Peachtree Road, the princi-pal Avenue of Atlanta, in the presti-gious Buckhead neighborhood. This project features studio, one, two, and three bedroom units and includes a seven story parking deck, pool amen-ity deck, amenity pavilion, and roof terrace overlooking Peachtree Road.

This highly visible building is designed to provide a vantage point to view the beautiful surrounding skyline, while also contributing to it. The building’s orientation on the site engages access to public transit, while also providing unique spaces to enjoy activities such as the Peachtree Road Race and July 4th Fireworks. This building is designed to LEED certification standards.

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ORAL & FACIAL SUR-GERY ASSOCIATESBRASELTON, GA

individual directed work completed

This is a clinic renovation design project by myself and directed by Rafael A Garcia. Whole drawing included architectural drawings, electrical drawings, mechancial drawings and plumbing drawings made by Autodesk Revit.

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FURNITURES BY OWNER

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NEW LOUVER INEXISTING DOOR

1/4" = 1'-0"A2011 Interior Elevation of Waiting Area




1/2" = 1'-0"A2015 Interior Elevation of Glass Door

1/2" = 1'-0"A2016

Interior Elevation of PaymentWindow

1/2" = 1'-0"A2017 Interior Elevation of Break Room

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Interior Elevation of SterilizationArea

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ASPIRE AT 2400 CHAR-LOTTEE AVE,NASHVILLE, TN

under construction...

This five story “parking deck wrap” multifamily project has been designed by our firm to include 280 units in various unit sizes and types. The project includes extensive, multi-story amenities in a phased design comprising two wood-framed residential buildings and one precast concrete parking deck. The parking deck will include spaces to be shared with an existing adjacent office occu-pancy. Its location near Vanderbilt University and the Medical Center offers significant skyline views, which are being featured in our design.

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HOT-LINE MASS

Teammates: Jie Li, Shuyan Zhang,Ya-fei Zhang

This is an research project to push the boundary of robotic hotwire cut. And it illustrated a 2.5D visual evolu-tion as well.

Software: Rhino, Grasshopper, BDMove

original curve

variation 1

variation 2

variation 3

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SECOND CUT THIRD CUT

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PROJECTIONMAPPING

Teammates: Chun-Hua Chiu, Dan-feng Chen, Yifan Zhang

The visual compact of projection mapping is impressive and it could gives people an illusion of the works which can not come to reality.

In this project, it is focused on lighting system in the capsule. we used Maya and projected image of capsule on our mock-up and illustrated the time sequence from departure to arrival in a hyperloop travel.

color research

capsule lighting system design

Orange - Concentrative

Blue - Relaxed

Green - Accessible

LIGHT AND ILLUMINATIONColor Temperature

Operation Room

Bedroom

NightcluAb/ Theater

Office/ Library

Restaurant

Light Blue- Relieve Tension

Turquoise Spectrum- Awake/ Excited

Bright White Light/ Uniform Illumination- Efficient/ Concentrated

Red Spectrum- Enhance Sleep Quality

Local Lighting/ Red Spectrum- Activate Appetite/ Private Atmosphere

Linar CeilingLight Source

Lighting IndicatingArrow (Side)

Seat Side MarkerLighting

Linar Arm Lighting

Seat Belt Lighting

Linar Arm Lighting

Lighting IndicatingArrow (Floor)

Floor Linar Lighting

Small ProjectorIR Sensor

Full Scale Screen

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PROJECTION MAPPING TIME SEQUENCE

BOARDING FASTEN SEAT BELTS DEPARTURE

ACCELERATING ACCELERATING TO TOP SPEED WHOLE CEILING ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION - NIGHT

WHOLE CEILING ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION - EARLY MORNING WHOLE CEILING ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION - CLOUDY WHOLE CEILING ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION - SUNSET

WHOLE CEILING ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION - DAWN EMERGENCY ALARM EVACUATION

DECELERATION PREPARE TO LEAVE ARRIVED

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PARAMETRIC

All the works under this column are my parametric researches, designs and digital fabrications applied to architecture from 2010 to 2015.

wave skin research

Voronoi 3D structure design

27

robotic cut and moving constraint research

radomly growth assembly in Maya

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A + B

Part A Part B

f(x) = cos(x)

f(x) = sin(6x)

f(x) = .25sin(x)

f(x) = cos(x)

f(x) = 2sin(x)

f(x) = sin(x)

Part A

Part B

Part C

Part A+B+C

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start

end

end

28

A201

1

A201

5

4

2

3

A201

7

A2016

8"

8"

8"

10"8"

12"

14"

10"

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