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Portfolio|WEI XIN
Apply for MSc in Modern Building Design,University of BathSelected Work From 2011-2015
Tel: 086-18702971456E-mail:weixin930212@163.com
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CONTENTS
Image & Setting 1-10
11-18
19-28
29-40
41-44
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Arts Center
Courtyard &Porch
Friendly Fence &Floor
Complementary work
Resume
Raumplan-Study on Design Method Instructor: Ge Ming(Professor of SEU)Individual workSite: Xi'an, China
Museum DesignInstructor:Li LiminIndividual workSite: Gaoling, Shanxi,China
Monastery DesignInstructor:Mu JunIndividual workSite: Taining, Fujian,China
Living System DesignInstructor:Yoshio KatoIndividual workSite: Guandu, Taiwan
Space Culture Region Society| | |
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01Image and SettingRaumplan-Pedagogy on Design Method// Instructor: Ge Ming(Professor of SEU)// Site: Xi'an, China// Individual work
"I do not draw plans, facades or sections For me, the ground floor, first floor do not exist There are only interconnected continual spaces, rooms, halls, terraces Each space needs a different height These spaces are connected so that ascent and descent are not only unnoticeable, but at the same time functional" -Adolf Loos
This work makes a study design on a method of space design - Raumplan, and separately introduces its concept and two important thoughts: room and plan.
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Joint Classroom Joint Classroom Joint Classroom Joint ClassroomVoid Room
Design ClassroomJoint Classroom
Stair Stair
Exhibition Hall
Void Room
Void Room
Void Room
Void Room
Analysis
Site Plan
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Exhibition hall is the main part of the whole building. Both staircase and space give hints of a forward spatial sequence.
Different types of room have different brightness. Light is an important hint in the space.
Room After Room
Room With Room
1st Floor1.Exhibition Hall2.Cafe3.Reference Rooom4.Joint Office5.Conderence Room6.Office7.Photocopy Room8.Blueprinting Room9.Equipment Room
2nd Floor1.Model Room2.Design Classroom3.Professor Office4.Assistant Office
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Room In Room
3rd Floor1.Joint Classroom 12.Joint Classroom 2
The boundary of the two jo int -des ign classrooms is opaque. The spatial relationship of the two joint-design classrooms gets each of them to have the spatial independence and also to feel each other.
A-A Section
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Section Void Room
B-B SectionThe staircase at the main entrance directly leads to one of the joint-design classrooms.
The L-shaped exhibition hall makes all the space has their own personality.
The staircases efficiently connect each space together.
C-C Section
D-D Section
The void provides light and sieved or shifted views, in order to evoke a dialectic between interior space and best view.
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With the development of the times, many intangible cultural heritages are on the verge of disappearing. Especially in some small cities, many places lack of cultural centers. However, culture as people's spiritual needs and foundation of the city requires a suitable carrier to bear and cultivate it.
The design of museum focuses on the investigation and consideration of local cultural heritage. At the same time, it gives fully consideration of the spatial relationships and streamline in public buildings.
02Arts CenterMuseum Design// Instructor:Li Limin// Individual work// Site: Gaoling, Shanxi,China
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Site Analysis Exhibit
Position
low-rise high-rise
View People Green Axis step1
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step2Festival lantern, as intangible cultural heritage, enjoys high reputation in Gaoling. Specif ically, Yi Yougong paper-made festival lantern i s covered wi th paper , whi le the bamboo sp l i t forms the inner structure. A l l m a t e r i a l s a r e n o t modern stuff but original, environment-friendly and ecological. Moreover, this k ind of lantern is total ly handcrafted.
G a o l i n g C o u n t y i s located in the hinterland of Guanzhong P la in in Shaanxi Province. It is at the north part of Xi'an scope. The base is located in the southeast of the city, with a good vision in the direction of north and south. Besides, it is on the city oasis, and the main flow of people comes from the southern square.
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Scheme Generation Plan
A-A Section
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1.Foyer
2.Guest Reception Room
3.Reading Room
4.Office Area
5.Storeroom
6.Historical Relics Exhibition Hall
7.Restoration Room
8.Laboratory
9.Locker Room
10.Exhibition Hall
11.courtyard
12.Void
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The road system in the base naturally separates the city. This design is emanating from the concept of city. Because the shape of this site is much similar with that of city, in the design, topological approach is adopted to further create the overall shape of buildings.
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Circulation Space
Details
Roof
Construction
Circulation
Underground
The Ground Floor
Historical Exhibition Hall
Model and cafe Exhibition Hall
Exhibition HallStand
Video Hall
Generally, the houses of local residents have sloop roof, of which the space is various and changeable.
The frame structure of it is economical and practical.
The ent rance can directly stretches to the reading space a n d s t a n d a r e a a n d h a v e c l o s e c o n n e c t i o n w i t h courtyard.
T h e s t r e a m l i n e i s annulus that wont i n t e r f e r e w i t h t h e streamline of staff, a n d i t h a s c l o s e c o n n e c t i o n w i t h exhibition room. It is simple and clear.
T h e c o u r t y a r d i s c o n n e c t e d w i t h exhibi t ion room so t h a t t h e l i g h t i n g p r o b l e m c a n b e solved. On the other hand, the exhibition r o o m s e e m s w e l l -arranged.
aluminum profilecladding in white Corian
horizontal structurefoil(water resistant and vapor open)
insulation
sunblind
demountable panel
reinforced concrete
wood flooring
concrete block
waterproof membrane vapor-proof insulation foam
water apron
poor concrete
wooden frame
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The modern city is characterized by skyscrapers and busy life.Masses of buildings do not respect regional culture and many villages loss their traditional construction methods and crafts, leading to massive emergence of buildings without regional characteristic and loss of culture.
The subject of temple design requires an understanding of the temple and stresses more on the use of base resource as well as the study of vernacular architecture and garden making.
03Courtyard &PorchMonastery Design// Instructor:Mu Jun// Individual work// Site: Taining, Fujian,China
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The terrain of the temple is complex. The northern land is surrounded by bamboo forest, producing a serene atmosphere and offers a great view, producing a sense of territory. Meanwhile, the southern land offers a broader view, grows some big pine trees and connects with the original temple directly
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Site Analysis
Present Condition Accessibility Terrain
low high
View & Surroundings View & Surroundings
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1.Good Place: There is sun shining the meditation place, with a good ventilation, and agreeable temperature.
2.Good Companion: To mediate with others,so we can learn from each other even at break.3 . S e c u r e R e s i d e n c e : M e d i t a t i o n needsquiet space and surrounding environment with no interference.
Corridor: Given the humid climate in Fujian Province, gray space is common.
Courtyard: The local courtyard has four typical forms, offering different space feelings.
Discussing MeditationPeople are free to exchange i d e a s i n t e a rooms
WalkingMeditationCourtyard
This yard is filled with rises and falls.
Quiet Meditation
The sun wil l shine directly through the bamboo forest on the mountain then into the rooms.
CleaningMeditation There are big p i n e t r e e s , s u i t a b l e f o r p e o p l e t o c l e a n t h e l e a v e s i n meditation.
Connecting Courtyard
People will pass t h r o u g h t h i s courtyard for meals.
WaterCourtyardThe water in the courtyard reduces the f l o w i n g o f people in the room.
Meditation
Environmental Requirement
Concept
Activities & Surroundings
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PLan
B-B Section
A-A Section
Function1.Catering Area
2.Teahouse
3.Kitchen
4.Administration Office
5.Multifunctional Room
6.Standard Suite
7.Standard Room
8.Laundry Room
9.Linen Room
10.Equipment Room
11.Staff Room
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Varying sceneries with changing view-points
Entrance Reception Area Alley Porch
Porch Exhibition Room Porch Meeting Room
Between courtyard Porch Entrance
Porch Porch courtyard Entrance
Structure & Material
Roof
Wall
Filling Layer
Skirting
Structure
Multifunction Room
Standard Room
Catering Area
To penetrate the classical Chinese gardening methods into this design and inter-insert different gray spaces and courtyards produces more structured scenery.
To use the local materials in the design is convenient to draw materials in an economic and pragmatic way. Whats more, combination of modern structure technologies makes the building more durable.
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The psychological permanenece of "home", either for single person or multiple-person households, is challenged curelly by the changing nature of the contemporary society. The moving social landscape is observed to be more intense and desired in cities.
This work is intended to interrogate the ongoing socio-scape and home moving phenomena and the consequence needs.
Friendly Fence &FloorLiving System Design // Instructor:Yoshio Kato// Individual work// Site: Guandu, Taiwan
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The Condition of the Local People
The population aging in Taiwan is so fast that this district lost the energy long time ago forthe lack of the young. Therefore, how to vitalize a district becomes the challenge which the architects face.
Old BuildingsLife
Lonely
Main Group Care
Taipei City Far
Target Group Enjoy
SuburbCreate
Active Community
JoinTrees Birds No Noise
Occupation
Factories
Work All Day
Job
When will my grand-child comeback?
The two trees are terrific, under which I like to read very much.
Lets go tothe naturalpark for a walk.
Its not very conve-nient to go green grocery shopping.
So many cars at this place! Its unsafe for children to play here.
Classes are over. What do you like to do for fun?
Site Analysis
Site
City Ce
nter 15
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Natural Park
No facilities
Lack of commuication
Lack of space
Factory
T h e h e a v y traffic cuts off the connection b e t w e e n t h e two re s idet ia l buildings.
The surrounding public facilities a r e d e f i c i e n t and cant furnish rich life for those residents.
I t s e a s y f o r residents to go o u t b e c a u s e there are plenty of bus stops and tax stops around here.
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Concept
The traditional residence only keeps the basic life functional blocks and lacks the creation of the comfortable living environment and at the same time ignores peoples spiritual need.
Regroup the functional blocks, adding shared space and green plant space.Each one can carry out the regrouping as per his or her requirements.
T h e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s p a c e o f every floor centers on the dining room. Each family possesses several personal gardens, of which some are connected by the staircase.
Operation Rules
Circulation Of Life
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S e l e c t 2 4 c m * 2 4 c m uniform grids and 3*3 as a unit to act as the boundary between each storey for the limit of green landscape.
step2 S o m e c e n t e r p a r t s o f e a c h s t o r e y a r e h o l l o w e d o u t t o solve the lighting and ventilation issues.
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The kitchens of each center on the shared space. There are 4 or 5 families, and the kitchens and restrooms are evenly distributed.
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According to the plan layout, several flexible rooms a re se t up in each floor , of which the number is over five.
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S o m e p a r t s a r e c o n n e c t e d b y t h e staircase.The terrace of each house accounts for 35% of the whole space.
sleeping together
take care problem
children safety
learning space
own room
outer space
communication space
accompany
old safety
Baby can live with the parents in this house, and only basic life functions are needed.
As the children grow up, they need different spaces, and the rental houses increase.
After they become adults, private space is needed, and the parents need to be looked after.
Typical Floor
TypologyFlexible Room Bathroom Kitchen
North
The Second Floor
The fourth Floor The Fifth Floor The Sixth Floor The Seventh Floor The eighth Floor The ninth Floor
The Third Floor The fourth Floor The Fifth Floor The Sixth Floor The Second Floor
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Ground Floor
Office
Market
Theater
Planting
Fishing Reading Room
The mobility and openness of the ground floor space are able to promote the interactions with the surrounding environment and enhance the vigor of the whole building . The reading space makes use of the two old trees in the construction site; fishing and cinema spaces stem from the local life, and the planting and market spaces are designed to satisfy the local peoples requirements
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Final Model
1.Elevation
2.Whole view
3.Circumstance
4.Detailed view
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Complementary Work
Sunpath
Spring
AutumnMonthly Diurnal Averages -Kashi,CHN Winter
Summer
Sketch
1965 1981 1995 2011
The Community Center of Kashi Ancient Architecture Measurement
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Small House Design
Academic/2012Individual WorkInstructor: Duan Degang
2013 UACA&ICDC
Competition/2013Instructor:Chen JingPartner:Niu Jing, Chen XianyiMy role:Concept, Drawing
9th University Entity Space Building
Competition/2012Instructor:Li LiminPartner:Han Yang,He XiaoMy Role:Concept,Model
2014 UACA&ICDCCompetition/2014Instructor:Chen JingPartner:Liu Yang, Zhang XiMy Role:Concept,Photoshop
M o u n t a i n L o d g e DesignAcademic/2012Individual WorkInstructor: Duan Degang
Kindergarten
Academic/2012Individual WorkInstructor: Duan Degang
Complementary Work
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Resume
Education
Activities
Honors
Skills
Intern Experiences
Xi an University of Architecture and Technology (Xi an, China)
Bachelor of Architecture (expected)
China Southwest Architectural Design and Research Institute Co. Ltd.
The Eighth Design Institute (Chengdu, China)
2015 TKU/JWU Taipei Tokyo Housing Workshop (Taiwan, China)
One of 72 members from six universities
Urbanism and Architecture Competition (nation-wide)
One of three team members
The 9th University Entity Space Building Competition in Shaanxi Province
One of six team members
Building Waldorf Kindergarten (Xi an, China)
2nd Class Scholarship and Excellent Student at College of Architecture
3rd Class Scholarship at College of Architecture
Sketch Up |Auto CAD|Adobe Illustrator| Photoshop|Indesign|V-ray
2nd Class Scholarship and Excellent Student at College of Architecture
2nd Prize in the 9th University Entity Space Building Competition in
Shaanxi Province for the best shape design (Group, 69 groups in total)
Wang & Zhou Architects. Engineers (Chengdu, China)
09/2011-06/2016
07/2015-08/2015
07/2014-08/2014
08/2015-09/2015
12/2013
04/2012-05/2012
03/2012
2014
2013
2012
Wei Xin
E-mail:weixin930212@163.com Tel.: 86-18702971456
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