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SHANGHAI TECHCOLLEGE OF

MATERIAL SCIENCE

- Comprises 4 research colleges, residential, sports facilities, Mediatheque, misc. auxiliary and support functions; - 800 000 sq.m. total; - The master planning and design: led by Moore Rubble Yudell, Santa Monica, CA; - My participation through glaserworks in Cincinnati. - Designed in several nodes spread over 12 hours time

Cincinnati. - Main collaboration vehicle: Revit/Revit server.

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SHANGHAI TECHCOLLEGE OF

MATERIAL SCIENCE

ICON at the School of Physical Science and Technology.

Each of the four colleges boasts an “iconic”, program -mable interaction space at a location of prime urban

featuring a bent steel tube “vortex”, which contains stair circulation and doubles as structural support in the completely column-free space.

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CASH WRAP

section equipment layout

the CASHWRAP

is a custom made piece of furniture accommodating 4 cash registers and

bagging stations while serving as display for last minute impulse buys.

made of laminated plywood and sculpted fiberglass, it brings the bio metaphor used throughout the project to human scale.

The

challenge of the

project, situated on the

main pedestrian loop of the zoo, was to

achieve a balance between distinction and contextuality. Its retail function warranted prominence, while the carefully "naturalized" zoo environment typically assigned architecture a supporting role.

As a response, in our studies we explored soft, biomorphic tectonics. The fluid play of two intersected

volumes originated in clay; it was then controlled and refined in a computer

model. We researched and abstracted animal movement while trying not to

mimic any particular biology. As a result two series of quadratic surfaces defined

each of the two bodies and were superimposed to imprint traces of one into

the other. These imprints were made legible in the wood siding through changes in texture,

color and orientation.

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SCENE 75ENTERTAINMENT

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SCENE 75 is a 80,000 sq.ft. indoor entertainment center in Milford, Ohio. Among other latest generation arcade gaming equipment and party rooms, it houses: Laser Maze, Go-Karts, mini golf, mini bowling, 4D Theater, Chaos Room, full bar, and a restaurant.

The Marquee Installation, fabricated with the assistance of Zahner Corp, covers 1,200 sq.ft. surround-ing the main entrance. It features parametric design of varying depth CNC cut aluminum �ns undulating to produce a smooth wave, accommodating a 22’x16’ lighted sign in the middle.

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SCENE 75ENTERTAINMENT

CENTER

SCENE 75 is a 80,000 sq.ft. indoor entertainment center in Milford, Ohio. Among other latest generation arcade gaming equipment and party rooms, it houses: Laser Maze, Go-Karts, mini golf, mini bowling, 4D Theater, Chaos Room, full bar, and a restaurant.

The Marquee Installation, fabricated with the assistance of Zahner Corp, covers 1,200 sq.ft. surround-ing the main entrance. It features parametric design of

produce a smooth wave, accommodating a 22’x16’ lighted sign in the middle.

LEGEND:

Main vehicular road and loop

Secondary vehicular roads and parking

Main pedestrian roads

Main site entrances

ShunYi “C” Master PlanCirculation Analysis

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VARIABLE HEIGHT (9-11 STOREY) CHEVRON SHAPED

HIGH RISE BUILDINGS

9 STOREY MIDRISE BUILDINGS

9 STOREY MID-RISE BUILDINGS WITH 5 STOREY

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YANGFAN

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FOCAL FEATURE: 14 STOREY HIGHRISE BUILDING

CLUB HOUSE

COMMERCIAL

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11 STOREY FOCAL BUILDING

ShunYi “C” Master PlanFunction Analysis

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LANSCAPING ALONG STREETS

LANDSCAPING IN MICRO NEIGHBOUR-

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LANDSCAPING IN MICRO NEIGH-

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LANSCAPING ALONG STREETS

MAIN PARCEL C FEATURE:

“THE URBAN DNA”

LEGEND:

Water features

Preserved existing trees

Street Terminus Features

ShunYi “C” Master PlanLanscaping Analysis

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THE CONCEPT for this theme park is ri�s o� of the traditional heritage of this culturally diverse, minori-ties rich area of South East China.

The park is organized around �ve themed areas featuring di�erent aspects of the river Li cultures. The main ideas was to introduce important cultural tourism themes and use the lighter park entertainment around them in a cohesive way.

wanda guilin//RIVER WONDERS//parkHAT RESTAURANT concept

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THE CONCEPT for this restaurant is based on a traditional South Asian hat, very popular among the �shermen down the river Li. The hats are triaxially woven from thin bamboo strips produc-ing an open and even trellis pattern.

The structure would allow di�erent levels of openness and transparency, to accommodate inside and patio seating areas.

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MCKIERECREATION CENTER

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Community recreation center in Cincinnati, OH. - Remodel of existing 35 year old, 18000 sq.ft. building; - 4600 sq.ft. addition; - Addition serving as atrium and circulation hub of completely recon�gured interior- Lead Designer/PA on project through DD; detailing of building envelope - Use of channel glass to enhance daylighting of gym, exercise rooms and meeting spaces- Design, coordination and documentation ecosystem for whole design team: architecture, structural and MEP design: Revit.

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MARINA BAY SANDSINTEGRATED RESORT

design gestures

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USABLE AREA: AFTER REMODEL

NEW CANTILEVERED BALCONY STRUCTURE

NEW ROOF DECK

HELLICAL ACCESS STAIR

NEW DORMER: OFFICE SPACE

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WEST STAIR EXIT

“THE BANKS” PEDESTRIAN ACCESS NODES v.7

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The design for the streetcar SHELTERS was motivated primarily by e�ciency: seeking to achieve maximum e�ect with minimum material investment at optimum size.

The tempered glass canopy is cantilevered over a central post. In the enclosed con�gu-ration, seating for six waiting passengers cantilevers as well, creating a clean, transparent, easy to maintain design, complementing the historical neighborhood.

CANTILEVEREDSEATS DETAIL

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ENCLOSED CONFIGURATION

streetcar//CINCINNATIB.O. CURB

100' - 0"

C.L. OF STEEL BEAM107' - 2 1/2"

T.O. CURB101' - 1 1/2"

T.O. CANOPY108' - 7 27/32"

B.O. CANOPY108' - 0"

T.O. PYLON106' - 8 3/4"

B.O. CURB100' - 0"

C.L. OF STEEL BEAM107' - 2 1/2"

T.O. CURB101' - 1 1/2"

T.O. CANOPY108' - 7 27/32"

B.O. CANOPY108' - 0"

T.O. PYLON106' - 8 3/4"

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GALLERYCITY OF CHILDREN

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GALLERYCINEPLEXCOMMERCIAL AREAS

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FISCAL ADMIN

GENERAL OFFICE AREA (OPEN OFFICE)36000

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+22500SIXTH FLOOR

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+31500EIGHTH FLOOR

+36000NINTH FLOOR

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NORTH ELEVATION1:500

EAST ELEVATION1:500

COMPOSITIONAL DIAGRAM

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VIEW FROM LIBRARY SQUARE (SOUTH)

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STRUCTURAL SUPPORTAND VERTICAL CIRCULATION CORE

STRUCTURAL SUPPORTAND “VERTICAL READING ROOMS”

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