Phuoc huynh portfolio 2014

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studio & professional works

professional works

golden valley

Project Type- ResidentialYear- 2013

Location- Yangon, MyanmarDesign Firm- Ong&Ong Architects

The development comprises of 17 semi-de-tached housing and 5-storey condominium with common facilities including basement parking, swimming pool, gym and outdoor fuctional areas.A perfect blend of landed home living and condo lifestyle. All landed houses enjoy their private enclosed space with swim-ming pool, landscape.

YANGON

GOLDEN VALLEY

RESIDENCES

2012

Landmark views

SITE ANALYSIS

YANGON

GOLDEN VALLEY

RESIDENCES

2012

Wind

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YANGON

GOLDEN VALLEY

RESIDENCES

2012

Sunpath

SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ENTRANCEFFL 98.50

DRIVEWAYFFL 100.50

TYPE H- BASEMENTFFL 99.30

TYPE H- GROUNDFFL 102.80

TYPE H- FIRSTFFL 106.40

TYPE H- SECONDFFL 110.00

TYPE H- ROOFFFL 113.60

TYPE H- BASEMENTFFL 100. 90

TYPE H- GROUNDFFL 104.40

TYPE H- FIRSTFFL 108.00

TYPE H- SECONDFFL 111.60

TYPE H- ROOFFFL 115.20

BASEMENTDRIVEWAY

FFL 98.80

TYPE A1

LIVING ROOMDRY KITCHEN

TYPE B1

LIVING ROOMDINNINGROOM

LIVING/DINNINGROOM

WET KITCHEN

FAMILY ROOM

ESSGENERATOR ROOMMDFWATER FILTERTREATMENT

PUMP ROOMWATER RISER TANKBASEMENT CAR PARK

FFL 107.35

FFL 114.55

FFL 121.75

1ST FLOORFFL 103.75

2ND FLOORFFL 107.35

3RD FLOORFFL 110.95

4TH FLOORFFL 114.55

LOWER ROOFFFL 118.15

UPPER ROOFFFL 121.75

TYPE A1

TYPE B1

TYPE C1

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LIVING ROOMDINNING ROOMBED ROOM1

READINGROOM

MASTERBEDROOM

BED ROOM 2 BED ROOM 3

LIVING ROOM BATHROOM 1DINNING ROOM

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GENERATOR ROOM

FFL 107.35

FFL 114.55

FFL 121.75

1ST FLOORFFL 103.75

2ND FLOORFFL 107.35

3RD FLOORFFL 110.95

4TH FLOORFFL 114.55

LOWER ROOFFFL 118.15

UPPER ROOFFFL 121.75

SPACE FOR BALANCINGTANK

DRIVEWAY RAMP

BASEMENTFFL 98.80

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PROJECT TITLE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSULTANT

ONG&ONG Pte Ltd510 Thomson Road #11-00 SLF Building Singapore 298135Tel (65) 6258-8666 Fax (65) 6259-8648 Email: [email protected]

Mr. Andy Goh Kee Joon

OWNER'S ADDRESS :

TENURE OF LAND : LEASEHOLD

OWNER

CAPITAL PROPERTIESPADONMAR STADIUM(EAST WING)BARGAYAR STREETSANCHAUNG TOWNSHIPYANGON, MYANMAR

Mr. Ronald Lee

Capital

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PESKO ( MYANMAR )ENGINEERING CO. Ltd

LOCAL ENGINEER ( Mechanical & Electrical )

PESKO (Myanmar) Enginnering Co. LtdBlk 19 Room 11 1st Floor Shwe Ohm Pin Apartment Yashin Road Yankin Township Yangon Myanmar

21-Jan-14

January 14

GENERAL NOTES

2. ALL ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL, INTERIOR, LANDSCAPE ANDLIGHTING DESIGN DRAWINGS SHOWN ARE FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY. CONTRACTOR TOPROVIDE DETAILED SHOP DRAWINGS FOR ARCHITECT'S AND/OR ENGINEER'S APPROVAL PRIORTO CONSTRUCTION.

3. ON NO ACCOUNT MAY THIS DRAWING BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCY IN FIGURED DIMENSIONS(OR OTHERWISE DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ARCHITECTURAL/STRUCTURAL ANDMECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS) IS TO BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO THE ARCHITECTAND/OR ENGINEER BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORKS.

4. CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS FROM SITE.

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Location- SingaporeDesign Firm- Ong&Ong Architects

The concept of this project was to cre-ate a different zoning between social area and private space. The private space was built as a block and lifted aboved the ground to maxi-mize the views. The size and location of window opening are purely func-tional. The social areas are located on ground and basement level. Living room is an open space, glass structure and with sufficient height to prevent the space being visible from the road.

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PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 2 STOREYDETACHED DWELLING HOUSE WITH ABASEMENT AND A SWIMMING POOL ON LOT96393C MK17 AT No. 34 CHEE HOON AVE(NOVENA PLANNING AREA)

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zaisan steppes


Location- Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaDesign Firm- Ong&Ong Architects

The development comprises of 43 luxury villas and 10-storey ser-viced apartment block with facilities including conference rooms, swimming pool, gym and all day dining area. Sited on the rolling hill of Zaisan district in Ulaanbaatar, Mongo-lia, the entire development overlooks to the city center of Ulaan-baatar

spanish pavilion

Project Type- Exhibition Expo 2010Year- 2010

Location- Shanghai, ChinaDesign Firm- EMBT Architects

The Spanish technique of wicker basketry, which generated the design, is a tradition almost identical in the East and West. It lead to the development of a structure that combines the ideas of national identity and the universal language of the material builds a bridge between the East and West and specifi cally Spain and China, enhancing the idea of a multicultural, indiscriminate space that everyone can enjoy.

I was responsible for modeling, lighting, mapping and rendering in this project.

A fundamental consideration of the design for the Spanish Pavilion has been how to create an open, creative environment that would suit and meet the needs of each person that will be using the building.the design concept is to enhance the experience for every one of the users by ap-pealing to all of the senses. Waiting to access the pavilion alongside the tactile, stimulating facade, clad in a warped fabric of steel and wicker, this becomes very notable, and continues throughout the building.Opening up onto the main patio so that people can see into the structure, the pavilion becomes physiologically accessible. The facade plays with the idea of interior and exterior, diminishing boundaries and drawing people into the struc-ture.

The pavilion facade is made up of 8500 wicker panels of idfferent texture and colors

An innovative building tech-nique exploiting the possibili-ties of wicker, a natural, fl ex-ible, and resistant material

I worked on the panel mapping and and night render. I also worked closely with the project di-rector in the development of the facades.

INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR VISIGOTHIC CULTURECompetion/ Toledo 2010

Toyo Ito Architects

For the layout of the rooms, we start from the basic unit of 200 m, with groups of 5 cells according to three historical periods: Roman, Visigoth and Islamic. Each group is divided by the common area of public space, allowing a visit to free will. Also among the groups are created outdoors interstitial could be used as exhibition areas. The proposed cellular system allows the use of individual rooms independently or make a keynote speech at 2 or more cells together.Main Chambers presented an overview of the different times from a specifi c view (for example, how nutrition has changed with the three cultures, etc). The height of these rooms is about 8 ~ 9 m, which allows exposure of large parts.The temporary facilities are sited so as to allow for individual use. To this end we pro-pose a separate access in both rooms.

General

Exhibition

SpaciePublic

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Circulation

General

Exhibition

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Islamic

Period

Depending on how many pieces of content or methodology of the presentation rooms can be combined fl exibly.

Case 1Two individual rooms300 and 400 m setregardless.

These rooms can be confi gured as needed using a mobile partition system.

Case 2Room of 700 m

Case 3180 meters of wallhanging exhibitions

Depending on the progress of archaeological research, this system would allow redistribu-tion subject to change or changes as needed over timeand future enlargements cells

Outdoor

Exhibition

Outdoor

Exhibition

Outdoor

Exhibition

Visigoth

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Roman

Period

The perimeter walls ensures

stability during assembly

Precast concrete column

Precast concrete girder

Mesh reinforcement in

the form of catenary

Concrete

Finished ceramic

With the secondary structure

creates an air and surface

cover_Assemble 2 or 3 pieces of precast concrete

columns for the tree. Geometrically branch

arms have an angle of 135 degrees on the

vertical, between these parts will always

have a fixed angle of 90 , 120 and

150 .

_Place these precast concrete

beams supported on the arms of

the columns, without anchor-

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_Rigid connection of the

girders.

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ring trusses then

project concrete

to form the roof.

I was responsible on modeling of this project

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compression and tension

(With overhead use)

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Diagram

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in the membrane catenary

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE BUILDINGBNIM Architects

Lake/Flato Architects

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The International Coffee Building was built in 1910 as an annex to the 1880s William Cleveland and Sons wholesale grocer supply building. Both buildings were located at the corner of Fannin and Main and specialized in accepting goods as they came into the port. The International Coffee Building functioned as a cof-fee roasting company, indicating coffees key role in Houstons economy and development. Today, the City of Houston is one of four green coffee ports in the United States.

This site, at the confl uence of Buffalo and White Oak bayous also became Houstons fi rst port, a thriving commercial hub, and a symbol of our citys entrepreneurial spirit. Today, Allens Landing is being transformed into an active and vibrant destination along downtowns waterfront.

Locker/Vending

FireSprinkler

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FurnitureStorage

Oce

ElevVestibule

Storage

Boat &Bike

Storage

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Boat Rack

Bike Rack

Bike Rack

Bike Rack

Bike Rack

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Men's

Women'sVestibule

Reception

OpenO ce

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Exercise Machine

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studio works

WAR MUSEUM5th year

Spring SemesterPeter Zweig

History is something in a constant state of being written and re-written (and) architecture as something that can reveal the ways in which we alter the past in order to construct a new future, as a site in which past, present, and future come together to be reformed

Richard Mosse

Danang city locates in central of Vietnam. It has very little green space and park for the people. The proposal for a new park will give the city another recreational place. The site locates on the west side of Han river which runs through the city.

Site Analysis

Houston601.759 sq mi.

88.2 sq mi.

0.2 sq mi.

1 mile radius

Proposal Site

Danang484.9 sq mi.

Park Area V.S Total City Area

NGO

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CHINESE DOMINATION PERIOD

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INDEPENDENT PERIOD DIVIDED PERIOD FRENCH

COLONY

1000AD 1100AD 1200AD 1300AD 1400AD 1500AD 1600AD 1700AD 1800AD 1900AD 2000AD

WAR

PEACE

Time Line/ Circulation

Exhibit SpaceExhibit Space

Exhibit Space

Exhibit Space

Circulation

Circulation

Exhibit Space Exhibit Space

Exhibit Space

The museum emphasizes the struggle of a country on its fi ghting to fi nd independence. To accommodate the history and architec-ture, the main circulation of the museum becomes a historical time line of its country and all architectural spaces become part of the time line. The circulation itself also becomes an exhibit space with interarcting wall emphasizing different time zone. It takes us through out historical periods of time and the ex-hibit spaces related to those periods. The design of the museum conveys a foreboding feeling of anxiety and compression. The innovation in design of the waffl e slab gives the opportunities to accomplish that.

ServicesCirculation Chinese Domination Exhibit

Independent Period Exhibit

Divided Exhibit

French Colony Exhibit

Peace Exhibit

TIMETIMETIMETIME LINLINLINLINLINLINEE TIMETIMETIMETIMETIMETIME LINLINLINLINLINLINLINCOLONYCOLONYCOLONYCOLONY

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1st Floor Plan 2nd Floor

By pushing the concrete slab down from its conventional position, we create the possibilities for a removable green roof and lighting system on both side of the waffl e. The transmitted light concrete tubes are inserted into the waffl e to create te light-ing system.The main purpose to have different sized concrete tubes extruded from the roof and fl oor is to create the feeling of anxiety and compression. On the other side of te roof, te customized plastic tray are inserted into te hollow space created by pushing te slab from its conventional postion for removable green roof. Carry out the idea of hybrid waffl e to the walls, the extruded tubes becomes the shading system that helps to prevent direct sun light to exterior walls.

Hybrid Waffl e

Ideas for Hybrid Waffl e

Removable GreenroofSystem

Light Tunnel

Conventional Waffl e

Wall System

Roof System

Floor System

Greenroof

Removable Tray

Concrete Structure

Artifi cial/ Sky Light

Circulation- Idea of waffl e becomes interacting Wall

Peace Exhibit Space with Sky Light

Idea of waffl e Be-comes Landscape

Changing Concrete Tubes to Create Display Area

Interacting Wall/ Circulation Diagram Heat Gain Diagram

Hybrid Waffl e

Chinese Domination Divided Period Independent Period

Flashing

Transmitted Light Concrete Tube

WindowLight Tunnel

Connecting Steel Plate

Double Glazed Tempered Glass With Airspace Fixed Glazed Facade

Formed by Tem-pered Glass With Airspace and PVB Flim Supported by Frame of Double Steel Profi les

Green Roof/ Artifi cial Lighting

Foundation

Removable Plastic Tray

Flashing

Water Proof Membrance

Drainage Layer

Pre-cast Concrete

Cast in Place Concrete Frame

Transmitted Light Concrete Tube

Drainage

Flashing

Compacted Fill

6 Gravel Base

Vabor Barrier

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FARMERS MARKET

5th yearFall Semster

Blair Satterfi eld

The site locates in a Hispanic neighbour-hood. The current markets surounded by main free ways such as loop 610 and I45.

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SERVICE

LULA

Soil

Herbs

Movable Tubes Cover

Concrete Tube

Water Intake tube

Moat Area

Platform Base

Subirrigation Container

Drainage Holes

Reservoir

Concrete Tube

Planting Roof

The hybrid waffl e roof

The roof will be divided into different planting zones bye the circulation.

Flexible circulation by using movable cover for concrete tube created the convenience for planting different plant on the roof according to the

Herbs

Mint

Dill

Chervil Sage MarjoramItalian Parsley

Cilantro Thyme ChivesTarragon

BasilRosemary OreganoPurple Basil

Bay Leaves

Planting Zones Detail for Herb Planting

Storage Roof

Short Section

Long SectionPerspective shows how the roof interact with the market s activities.

The hybrid waffl e roof

The disadvantage of the market is the absent of on-site storage. By using the free spaces within the waffl e roof, we could create the alternative space for storage.

Concrete hybrid waffl e becomes Storage for Crops

Stacking container

We could divide different selling zones by arranging the crop contain-ers. They also create circulation for the market.

SAILBOAT MUSEUM

4th yearFall Semster

Dietmar Froehlich

This project is an one week competition for all 4th year students. The design takes the

sailboat as a central icon. The circulation suround the sailboat and the structure of

the building follows the position of it when it moves on the water.

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1. Entry/ Reception Area; 2. Restrooms; 3. Mechanical/ Stor-age; 4. Multi-Purpose Room; 5. Icon Display Area; 6. Court-yard; 7. History of Icon Area; 8. Fabrication of Icon Area

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Provject4th year

Spring SemsterPatrick Peter

The project illutrates several strategies that reduce the carbon footprint such as reuse of

existing structure, the reduction of energy demands, reducing impemeable surfaces,

development of a wetland eco-system, and

use bamboo as a material of construction that will be grown on site.

Phases

WETLAND ECOSYSTEM

Current Condition

After the detention in pond 1, water passes through the soil bank to pond 2. This bank is built of limestone gravel to adjust the pH level of water. In pond 2, plants take up nutrients through their roots. The sides of the ponds are un-dulating. By this, the shore-line will be as long as possible, thereby maximising their purifi cation capacity. From pond 4, there is 2 possible ways for the water. Either it fl ows out to the bayou, or it is pumped up to an artifi cial stream that goes back to pond 1. The pumping is continous. By this, an entity of water will pass the ponds on avarage 1.5 times, thereby, increasing the purifi cation capacity of the ponds.

Selected Structures to RenovateReconstructing the Site

Constructing the Primary Passage

Renovation

Create the wetland system

Maintain the passage

Reconstructing the topo for water runoff and landscape purposes

Phase 1 Phase 2

Reservoir

Undulating side to maximize

their purification capacity

Pond2- Plants take up nutrients

through their roots

Pond3- Same procedure as

pond 2

Pond4- Same procedure as pond 2 & 3.

Water either flows out to the

bayou, or it is pumped up to an

artificial stream that goes back

to pond 1 to incease the purifi-

cation capacity of the ponds

Limestone gravel to adjust the

pH level of the water

Overflow passage for high

water level

Overflow passage for high

water level

BAMBOO SPECIFICATION

New Construction

Renovate existing structures

Planting bamboo

Maintain the passage

Collecting bamboo for construction

Finish renovation

Phase 3

CO2 sequestrationRunning Bamboo

Clumping Bamboo

Oxygen generation Water retaining

bamboo

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trees

trees trees

Bamboo minimizes CO2 gases and generates up to 35% more

oxygen than quivalent stand of stees

1 hectar of bamboo squesters 62 tons of CO2/ year

1 hectar of young forest squesters 15 tons of CO2/ year

Needs no replanting after harvesting

It is an effective erosion control plant and natural control barrier

due to its widespread root system and large canopy

RE-USED & RENOVATE

Metal Roof

Existing Structure

Bamboo Plywood

Water Proof Mvembrance

Bamboo Rainscreen

CLUI Private Space

CLUI Offi ce

Classroom

Restroom

Existing Building

Ramp

Sunken0ffice

bike storage

W/C

showers

misc storage

Bamboo Rainscreen

Existing Metal Pole on Site

Double for Structural Purposes

Triple for Structural Purposes

3 Diameter

New Floor Plan Current Floor Plan

Bamboo Truss

Metal Pole

Green Roof

Bamboo Ceiling

Bamboo Panel

Awning Window

Bamboo Rainscreen

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1. Open Work Space; 2. Conference Room; 3. Din-ing Room; 4. Restroom; 5. Shower; 6. Mechanical Room; 7. LAB; 8. Private Offi ces

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Water Event

3rd YearFall SemesterWilliam Truitt

Allens Landing

UHD Site

Green Space

100 Year Flood Plain

500 Year Flood Plain

The site locates on the East side of University of Houston Downtow. Its surounded with the historical places such as Allens Landing. About a quarter of it is within 500 year fl ood plain.

Site Analysis

Circulation diagram shows the Building as a connection from Street level to Bayou level

1. Entry; 2. Restrooms; 3. Courtyard; 4. Children Swimming Pool; 5. Adult Swimming Pool; 6. Olympic Pool; 7. Mechanical Room; 8. Steaming Room; 9. Sauna Room

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The Water Event program is designed to accommodate the public and swimming activities. The courtyard becomes an out door space within a building and links the site condition to the program where space creates interaction between the oudside context and the activities inside the building.

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