2011 Portfolio

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NING YU CHANG PORTFOLIO

NING YU CHANG

PORTFOILO

architecture

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2011

SKETCHphotography

GRAPHIC

WORK SAMPLES BETWEEN 2002 ~ 2010


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DESIGNERINTERIOR/ SPATIAL/ GRAPHIC

NING YU CHANG TAIWAN, 1983

MAC OS X/ WINDOWS VISTAAutodesk AutocadSketch Up Adobe Creative SuiteCorel Drew X4Microso! O"ce

EDUCATION2009—2010 CHELSEA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN | Master of Arts, Interior & Spatial Design2003—2006 NATIONAL YUNLIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, TAIWAN | Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons), Architecture & Interior Design2000—2003 CHANG JUNG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, TAIWAN | Arts & Cra! Department, specialized training in Arts & Cra!

EXPERIENCE2005—2006 407 STUDIO | Architectural & Graphic Assistant2006 Family Arbor tree fair | Managing Assistant2005 SALT WORKS PROJECT IN BEIMEN TOWN | Architectural Intern 2004 SUGAR RAILWAY PROJECT IN HUWEI TOWN | Architectural Intern

EXHIBITIONS2010 Sep “THE DESTRUCTION”—Postgraduate Show, Chelsea College of Art & Design2009 Jun “CROSSOVER”—Summer Show 2009, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London2006 May Young Designer’s Exhibition 06’, TAIPEI WORLD TRADE CENTRE, TAIWAN

+44 784 635 [email protected]

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ContentsDESTRUCTION Plaster & Wood

CROSSOVER A Person’s Flat

Box Cut Compound Bookshop

Ageing City Community Centre

Exotic Flavor Mexican Diner

Montage Cultural Centre

Natural View Tourist Centre

Site Survey & Mapping 2005~2006

Transferral Musabi theatre workshop

Workshop 2003~2005

Personal Work 2003~present

Drawing Ongoing

Photography Life record


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various format

Plaster & Wood!is proposal is an exploration of the connection between space and destruction. As a "nal result the project generats a sustainable concept through di#erent materials. Reusing “plaster” and “wood” has driven the concept into a physical model. Destruction is a important stage in the world of circle. In other words, the ruin of objects refers to its own history, social issues, and life detail. To study those questions, how they mani-fest themselves on a daily bases in our present life, is a challenge of discovery. !roughout exploring the connection of the lifespan of materials, we create the question: Is “Destrcution” the end of the process?

DestructionLondon / UK / 2010

Exhibition space

Exploded view of plaster mould

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This diagrame demonstract the material cycle between “addition” and “subtraction”.

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A Person’s FlatIt is a personalized project based on a Client daily schedule. !e tightly control nature of the design is due to the client’s timetable and a desire to contribute, for her organized lifestyle. !e Client is interested in anthropology, she collects many antique objects such as old camera, photo, books…etc. Nevertheless, limit space needs to be created as a multifunctional unit which suites all of the client’s needs. !e $at is divided into four sections, they can be adjusted by di#erent usage depending on users preferences and size requirements.

CrossoverLondon / UK / 2009

Groud Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Section

Furniture unit

Bird view of model

Structure unit


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Compound BookshopProposing a compound bookshop where the site is close to a lotus pond and surrounded by trees at the Yunlin University. It captures very nice scenery which attracts students and tourists. !e concept was developed from a rectangular box, it went through several actions of cutting it into pieces and eliminating its volume. !e compound bookshop includes activities such as a book selling space, relaxing Café, and exhibition area. Especially the exhibition area provides an opportunity for students to promote themselves in the centre of the University.

Box Cut

Groud Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Site Plan

Younlin county / Taiwan / 2003

Exhitbition Space

Bookshop

Café

Space arrangement

Design development

1.Acuboid2.Cut into several pieces3. Divde into two part, Solid and void

Design development

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Second traf c owCommunity Centre!e site was used as bomb shelter during the Japanese rule periodin Taiwan. A%er the period the shelter has no longer been used, as it’s originally planned. It turned into an obsolete place, only a few dustmen used it for resting. It is shame that the site is located in a residential area, full of green trees. It also provides an easy access of transport to the city centre. !e proposal transforms the old bomb shelter into a community centre. !e centre helps to improve local connections through many activities. However, population ageing has become an big issue in Yunlin city, it requires many applying measures for the elderly people. Recently mobility scooters have become popular vehicle for the elderly. It solves the problem for all who have walking disablity. Nevertheless the community centre needs to address all the needs form the elderly.

Ageing City

Site Plan

Younlin county / Taiwan / 2004

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View around the site

Groud Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Canteen

Gallery

Exhibition space

Gallery

Theatre

Classroom

Common room


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Mexican Diner!e site is located on a small tra&c $ow, surrounded by a residential area and amenities in Dounan town in Taiwan. !e site has less interference with commercial activities. !e culture of Taiwan, eating out is a common activity. !e reasons are due to the low-cost food and the increase of female workers. !erefore, it also a#ects the average kitchen size which has been reduced 30% in the past 10 in Taiwan. To change this kind of eating habit, the proposal shows an exotic restaurant to the locals. It will give them a new prospective, di#erent from fast food chains or takea-ways.

Exotic FlavorDounan town / Taiwan / 2004

Car Park

Hair Salon

Pharmacy

Empty lot

Residence

Telecom company

Residence

Residence

SITE

Breafkast shop

Arcade

Flat

Towards McDonald’s and Hot pot shop

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Cultural Centre!is project focuses on a refurbishment of a building ensemble. !e proposal combines a cinema and a museum, intervening the common mem-ory of the locals. !e old parts of the buildings were built during the Japanese colony between 1895 and 1945. During di#erent periods, it used to be a residence for the mayor of Tainan city, a land o&ce, a district o&ce, and a Co-op. !e architecture consists of red bricks lays on Baroque style. !e interior is designed in delicate wood structures. Many details are rarely seen in the past of Taiwanese architecture. !e transformation would re$ect the importance of Tainan as the "rst capital of Taiwan. It has about 300 ancient sanctuaries, from the island’s "rst Confucian temple

MontageTainan city / Taiwan / 2006

Elementary school

Park

Towards central train

Job centre

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Ground Floor PlanFirst Floor Plan Basement plan

Site plan

Section

3D plan


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Tourist Centre!e Cing Ging Veterans Farm is situated at the Renai Township of Nantou County. It has been opened to public since February 20th, 1961;its altitude is 1,750 meters above the sea level, which brings unique temperateness weather into the Subtropics climate. !e weather is generally mild over the whole year. In the months from May to September, the average temperatures is in between 15°C and 23°C. !e Farm produces various kinds of fruits including: peaches, pears, plums, and kiwi fruit. !e Tourist service centre provides multiple services throughout the whole Cing Ging Veterans Farm. !e challenge is to overcome the di&culties of the hilly terrain and the restriction of building laws.

Section

Panorama view from the site

Natural View

Site Plan

Cing Ging Veterans Farm/ Taiwan / 2005

The site is effected by various sources,

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Site Survey & Mapping

Bench Detail (1) Bench Detail (2)

East side sections

Plan

West side sections

2005~2006

Baimen village / Taiwan /2005

Taixi Town / Taiwan / 2006

SALT WORKS PROJECT!e salt factory was built during the period of Japanese colony. !e mas-sive scale of the saltern with its wooden structures was built for making salt. It includes the farmland, the factory, the o&ce, and sta# accommo-dations. !e whole pack of architecture is about the whole salt-making procedure. A%er the saltern closed the local community wanted to pre-serve the buildings to invest and transform it into a tourist attraction.

OYSTER PARK

On the seaside of Eastern Taiwan, there are many oyster farms. !is pro-ject proposes an oyster park to attract tourists and new businesses. !e oyster park is built out of oyster shells, provided by local farmers. !e concept is to approach sustainable materials.

Plan


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The site is close to the Tate Britain gallery

Musabi theatre wrokshop!e theatre workshop was collaboration with Musabi University. !e general task was to design a theatre stage. Based on the existing site, the theatre stage needed to be cleverly engaged in the environment. !e site was already occupied an installation with big scale which was made from tons of beer cra%s. !e result proposed a hidden mechanical system, containing several pulleys and strings. !e system creates a $exible stage which can change the di#erent scenes through moving objects. It also gives the possibility of interactions playfully.

Transferral

Site Plan

Site Plan

London / UK / 2010

Sketch of concept developing

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Workshops2003 ~ 2005

Interior Design students from four Universities participated in a spatial design project—“BE THERE OR BE SQUARE”. From a philosophic aspect, the proposal creates a birdcage model as a memory con-tainer which contains several “stop moments”.

!e Haunted House was a temporary space for celebrating the University annual anniversary. It welcomes people to take a “terribly experience”, and creates a series of propagation including posters, video ads and campaigns.

!e Tasuling village wanted to promote their local agriculture—Kucha plant. By using the local materials created a "ve meters high Christmas tree with wires and kucha seeds.

Christmas installation / 2003

Universities collaborative workshop/ 2005

Haunted House/ 2005


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It shows tourism lea$et for Nanxi village in Taiwan. !e village is famous of the longan fruit. Longan is a type of tree fruit only grows in Southeast Asia.

!e T-shirt was designed for the kendo club of the University. Kendo is a modern Japanese martial art of sward "ghting. !e four di#erent color represent the samurai spirit.

!is co#e set is designed to a friend’s birthday pre-sent. !is co#ee cup set is designed for a friend who obsessed with black and white. !e design presents the Yin and yang symbolism the Chinese culture—“Opposites thus only exist in relation to each other”

Personal work2003 ~ present

Cup set design / 2009

T-shirt design for Kendo club / 2005

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PhotographyLife record

DrawingOngoing


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Ning Yu Chang+44 784 635 6639

[email protected]

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