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rileybre83@gmail.com

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Baijin Urban Strategic Plan, Guiyang, China 2011-2012

Brendan T. Riley email: rileybre83@gmail.com

Baijin Urban Strategic Plan, Guiyang, China 2011-2012

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G-210 Highway Urban Plan, Zunyi, China, 2011

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Government Building, Liupanshui, China 2011-2012

Firefighter Training Facility, Guiyang, China 2012

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Business Incubator Scheme A, Guiyang, China, 2011-2012

Business Incubator Scheme B, Guiyang, China, 2011-2012

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Business Incubator Scheme C (Selected), Guiyang, China, 2011-2012

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spring 2011_Thesis Studio_Li Xiaodong project: The Simulacrum Syndrome

m. arch, Tsinghua University, 2009-2011

Design

(Figure 5.1.6) Other educational facilities, (below) Primary school, (above) Secondary school

(Figure 5.1.8) Building conditions on the existing site

(Figure 5.1.7) Commercial use of the existing site (and surrounding neighborhood)

Rebuilt (Replica)

Dilapidated Structure

Other Condition

Building

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Step 1. Identify the presence of existing buildings (including extension buildings)

Step 2. Retrieve the courtyards by eliminating select extension buildings

Step 3. Identify the material boundary of each courtyard

Step 4. Extract the material edges

(Figure 5.2.1) The preservation process: The courtyard

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(for reference)

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(Figure 5.2.2) The preservation process: Reconstruct edges into structural walls

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(Figure 5.2.3) Composition of Volumes

Learning Center (Classroom)

Service Core for Housing

Housing (Unit)

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(Figure 5.2.5) Enclosure

Glazing, Operable 2-3 M2 / Unit

Fixed Glazing

Metal Mesh

Open-Air Leisure Space

Learning Center

Housing

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Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

(Figure 5.2.6) Building plans (refer to Figure 5.2.4. for spatial use)

Public Corridor Entry, Reception, Information, Baggage check Security, Public rest rooms 1217 M2

Service Administrative Offices 175 M2 Dining Services 400 M2

Staff Room 100 M2

Equipment Rooms 165 M2 Storage 150 M2

Learning Center Classrooms, Library, Lecture hall 1113 M2

Housing First Floor 780 M2 Second Floor 395 M2

Open-Air Leisure Space 500 M2

(Refer to plans) Total: 5480 M2

Service Core for Housing Washroom, Fire Stair, Elevator (select cores), Laundry room, Building System Shafts 385 M2

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(Figure 5.2.7) Outline of Program Components

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(Figure 5.3.2) First Floor Plan

1. Housing Unit2. Service Core for Housing3. Open-Air Leisure Space4. Elevated Walkway5. Public Corridor6. Classroom7. Outdoor

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(Figure 5.3.3) Sections

Section A

Section B

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(Figure 5.3.1) Ground Floor Plan

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Detail

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spring 2010_Design Studio_thomas herzog project: absent presence

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fall 2009_Urban Design Studio_ron Henderson project: Beijing Transects

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The Beijing Greenbelt Project (In Progress)

A second greenbelt is currently under construction. It will consist of tree plantations, parks and open spaces, reserved agricultural lands, and residential areas. It has been proposed to limit urban sprawl andimprove the city’s ecological conditions.

Greenbelt Functions:to limit the heavy industry at the urban fringe•to evacuate dense urban population of the inner city•to defend / reduce sandstorms•to improve the ecological conditions•to provide recreational services•to develop modern agriculture and provide food •resources

Major Landscape Elements:forests, tree nurseries and orchards•rivers,lakes,reservoirsandfishponds•lawn, grass and shrub mixtures•satellite towns, high-technology gardens, and modern •residential communitiesrailways, roads, and highways•agriculture •

A g r i c u l t u r e S u i t a b i l i t y M a t r i x G r e e n b e l t A r e a s

Territory of Study, Locational Diagram Beijing, China

High ConstraintMedium Constraint

Low Constraint

C O N S T R A I N T S

PatchCorridor

MatrixGreenbelt Territory

T Y P O L O G I E S

High Agricultural PotentialLow Agricultural Potential

Greenbelt Territory

P O T E N T I A L S

A g r i c u l t u r e S u i t a b i l i t y M a t r i x G r e e n b e l t A r e a s

ProblemsNuclear Pollution•Urban Congestion•Poor Ecological Conditions•

Matrix: Forestsforestscanfulfilmanyecologicalfunctions•70% of the total “green” elements are expect-•ed to be forests.

Corridor:TrafficRoutesto link the inside and outside of the greenbelt•

Patch: Urban EnvironmentsUrban Villages•Industrial / Commercial•Transportation Sites•

Greenbelt Functions:to limit the heavy industry at the urban fringe•to evacuate dense urban population of the inner •cityto defend / reduce sandstorms•to improve the ecological conditions•to provide recreational services•to develop modern agriculture and provide food •resources

Major Landscape Elements:forests, tree nurseries and orchards•rivers,lakes,reservoirsandfishponds•lawn, grass and shrub mixtures•satellite towns, high-technology gardens, and •modern residential communitiesrailways, roads, and highways•agriculture •

Existing AgricultureExisting Forest

Sub-Area, Territory of Study Beijing, China

A G R I C U L T U R E

Food ListCorn•Mushrooms•Red Onions•Rice•Tomatoes•

Harvesting.....N/A

Distribution....N/A

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fall 2009_Space Design Studio_Li Xiaodong project: Activating Dead Space

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2008-2009_DD, CD, CA_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: Bolton Public Libraryprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

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2009_CA_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: Envision Lab at University of Rhode Islandprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

2008_CD_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: J. Walter Wilson, Brown Universityprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

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2009_SD, DD_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehiclesprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

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2007-2008_SD_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: Walpole Library, Massachusettsprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

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2007_CD_Lerner Ladds + Bartels project: Miller / Carr Residence, Rhode Islandprofessional practice, Providence, RI, 2007-2009

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fall 2006_advanced design studio 4_dan HISEL project: camouflaging “big box” retail in las vegas (1/8)

b. arch, roger williams university, 2002-2007

presentation boards

perspective_ “big box” retail super-center

design intent_ similar to a casino, the design will eliminate any reason for leave its architecture in an attempt to cater to every possible need, the feeling of shopping will disappear, the action magnifiedassignment: design a “big box” retail super-center in LAS VEGAS.

site plan_las vegas strip

and the aisle

street perspective

program

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diagram_3 components

changing rooms

diagram_circulation

perspective_cross section looking opposite direction

section_showing density of shelving

section_basic diagram of the 3 components

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fall 2005_advanced design studio 2_luis CARRANZA project: invisible cities (1/3)

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fall 2005_advanced design studio 2_luis CARRANZA project: barcelona (2/10)

map 2: absent presence vs present absence

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map 4: site plan

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spatial analysis from map 4

long section

section slice

cross-sectioncross-section

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space interpretation from maps 1-4: section

space interpretation from maps 1-4: drawing without paper

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space interpretation from maps 1-4

spatial interpretation from maps 1-4: drawing without paper

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fall 2006-2007_L+A Landscape Architecture_ron HENDERSON project: sokoloff / rakatansky fence (2/3)

professional internships, 2004-present

The preliminary studies were produced with white museum board, Plexiglas, wood, acetate, and chipboards

fall 2006-2007_L+A Landscape Architecture_ron HENDERSON project: sokoloff / rakatansky fence (3/3)

professional internships, 2004-present

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spring 2007_thesis studio_dan HISEL thesis: introduction (1/5)

final model: chipboards, 1/4” plexiglas, 1/32” plexiglas, plastic mesh, acetate

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preliminary visualization

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spring 2007_thesis studio_dan HISEL thesis: final presentation (1/21)

preliminary design process: digital video editing was a critical design tool as it helped articulate my design intentions of disruptive, spatial overlaps

the slow ramp of the university’s entry is preparation for a generous common space which may enhance contemplative moments

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previously empty atrium spaces are now packed with classrooms that also penetrate into the lower level of the mall

section: cut through the classrooms in the main corridor.

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final model: light table studies

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fall 2006_advanced design studio 4_dan HISEL project: book “camo tactics: a user’s guide” (1/2)

page 2

assignment: assemble a set of instructions that will enable a tactic of camouflage to be implemented within the field of architecture.

fall 2006_advanced design studio 4_dan HISEL project: book “camo tactics: a user’s guide” (2/2)

page 4

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spring 2007_thesis studio_dan HISEL thesis: preliminary schemesb. arch, roger williams university, 2002-2007

schemes A: the university is stretched throughout entire mall

schemes B: the university is localized towards front of mall

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schemes B: the university is localized towards front of mall

spring 2007_thesis studio_dan HISEL thesis: preliminary schemes (2/2)

study model views: retail space vs main corridor

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spring 2006_architectural technology_mete TURAN project: structural analysis / design (1/2)

aquatic center_physical model views

rigid connection design_arch structure

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spring 2006_architectural technology_mete TURAN project: structural analysis / design (2/2)

detail_base connection

detail_pin connection detail_pin connection

detail_roof enclosure

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spring 2007_painting II_anne TAITE project: self reflections / portrait (1/1)

Untitled, 24” x 34” (painted from Francesca Woodman’s House #4)

Portrait 2, 29” x 24”

Lost, 14” x 18” (painted from movie still, Lynch’s Mulholland Drive)

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spring 2006_printmaking_anne TAITE project: introductions to printmaking techniques (2/3)

experimentations with printmaking-chemical engraving-overlapping-sequential pressing

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spring 2006_advanced design studio 3_barbara MACAULAY project: the risd alley project (1/6)

design concept: the essence of RISD as a bird’s nest

every piece of material has a precise operation that maintains

the longevity of the installation. furthermore, the addition of

material and graffiti provides an interactive experience, similar

to a public bulletin board.

study model

final model in contextfinal presentation boards

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site plan

perspective

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perspective from Benefit Street

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circulation

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spring 2006_advanced design studio 3_barbara MACAULAY project: a new FAV facility at risd (1/6)

site study: movements and paths

assignment: redesign the Film, Animation and Video Facility in the lot adjacent to the RISD auditorium

site: Providence, Rhode Island

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mass diagram: the film, audio and video volumes within the building envelope

entry perspective: from South Main Street

ood study model: scheme 1 study model: scheme 2 study model: scheme 3

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study model: scheme 3 spatial study: front facade spatial study: front facade

spatial study: video, film, animation departments spatial study: video, film, animation studios

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