Portfolio for University of Minnesota--Twin Cities

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Lianyuan Ye Portfolio Applicant for UMN

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Lianyuan Ye

Portfolio

Applicant for UMN

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One of the most special site in Jiaotong University is the grove with slanting trees, surrounded by the pleasant senery.A large number of students pass by the grove everyday but few take notice of the view there.And with the problem of lack of discussion rooms.Thus,a multifunctional teahouse involving relaxation and activities is needed to make the full use of the site.

Solo-work8-week second year studio workTutor:Wanghaoyu01 TEAHOUSE

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SITE

Shanghai Jiaotong University

THE LOCATION

SITE ANALYSIS

Greening Lake Road Environment

Lake BridgeGrovesShrub

The site is located in One of the most special site in Jiaotong University is the grove with slanting trees, surrounded by the pleasant senery. A large number of students pass by the grove everyday but few take notice

of the view there.And with the problem of lack of discussion rooms.Thus,a multifunctional teahouse involving relaxation and activities is needed to make the full use of the site.

Slant TreeRape Flowers

CONCEPT

Surrounded by three main roads and the river, the site has a special view with slant-ing trees and flowing rape flowers in the groves and two lakes nearby. To keep the scenery,the tea-house is a transition between the open view and the groves.Transparent facade and special structure are appalied to make it a part of the groves.

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SYSTEMS

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Floor

Roof Terrace Open Vision

Entrance

Folded Side

Unit

Activity Space 2

Indoor Traffic Scheme

Vertical System

Activity Space 1Entance Node

Indoor Traffic Scheme

MODEL PHOTO

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MASTER PLAN

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EVOLUTIONCONCEPT

SECTION

The idea of the oblique structure comes from the slanting tree trunks and rape flowers in the site in purpose of creating a relatively transprent structure instead of walls and pillars that might block sights. The tearoom can be into three parts, and each part is ensured that at least four groups of the traingle structure (a seriel traingle structure from ground to roof) are located at four corners of a plan.

In each unit (a part of the group between in one storey, including three main support bars and the rest auxiliary bars), after the bottom traingle is decided, then the top one is rotated and moved for a small distance as long as the inclination angle between the floor and the main structural member is more than sixty degrees. To make the whole structure more steady, all the groups are bound by the grid structure of the plan.

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FACADE PATTERN

Step1 Step2 Step3 Step4 Step5 Step6

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EXPLODED AXON

The idea of the oblique struc-ture comes from the slanting tree trunks and rape flowers in the site in purpose of creating a relatively transprent structure instead of walls and pillars that might block sights.

The tearoom can be into three parts, and each part is ensured that at least four groups of the traingle structure (a seriel traingle structure from ground to roof) are located at four corners of a plan.

Scuttle

Rib-beam

Support Bars

Auxi-liary Bars

Glass Facade

Structure Unit

Glass Facade

Stairs

Stairs structure

Platform

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

MODEL DETAILS

Main Entrance Secondary Entrance Platform Back Side

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STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

STRUCTURE DECOMPOSITION

STRUCTURE MODEL

The idea of the oblique structure comes from the slanting tree trunks and rape flowers in the site in purpose of creating a relatively transprent structure instead of walls and pillars that might block sights.The tearoom can be into three parts, and each part is ensured that at least four groups of the traingle structure (a seriel traingle structure from ground to roof) are located at four corners of a plan.

In each unit (a part of the group between in one storey, including three main support bars and the rest auxi-liary bars), after the bottom tratingle is decided, then the top one is rotated and moved for a small distance as long as the inclination angle between the floor and the main structural member is more than sixty degrees. To make the whole structure more steady, all the groups are bound by the grid structure of the plan.

Whole Structure Change in Structure Group Perspective View of Groups Plan Structure

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SITE

LIBRARYThe site is in a resendental area, lacking of social places.People living here can communicate with each other only on the streets.

Lin Yun Avenue is a community which has high intensity, scarce site and lack of communication by age group. So there will be a “Social Contact Center” for children, adult and older and The Communication Library will be a place for exchange information.

Introduce “Site” is needed for building a place for communication. To connect with library and site is necessarily.

The facade is divided into two forms, the imaginary and the real. The imaginary is the small hole changing. Therefore the facades of the opening windows are relatively small. The

evolution of the real surface is mainly in the open window. Combined with the imaginary and the real, make the facade of the building more abundant.

CONCEPT PROCESS

Step1

Step2

Step3

Step4

Create a site

Big steps

Facade Final DesignAngle of the steps

Space corridor

Relationship between library and people

Relationship between library and site

02 Solo-work8-week third year studio workTutor:Chenyifeng

SITE PHOTOS

Under the Overpass

Along the Street

Main Road

Bypass

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FUNCTION

MASTER PLAN

RECEPTION

This library could gather different age groups, because it has a wide range of functions. For example, there are different reading rooms for different age groups.

Have the same function to gain and exchange social information and culture information.

Have good external conditions, such as sunshine, green and view.

Exhibition Reading Room

Exhibition

Conference Room Bicycle Parking

Office

Stack Room

Tea Room

Electronic Reading Room Lecture Room Reception

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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MODEL PHOTOS

Build the connection with library and site to explain the concept.

This building is accessibility, easy to enter and though to make the architecture more open and people will accept naturally

Show the border and interface to express none or weaken to make the architecture more open.

Have focal area and attractive object, like building square and big steps to make people being reluctant to leave.

SOUTH EVALUATION

SECTION 2-2

WEST EVALUATION

AXONOMETRICAL DRAWING

Big Steps

Overpass

Second Floor

Secondary Entrance

SECTION 1-1

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A major bright spot of this project is the open space and the spatial mobility. The open space prototype in the ground layer is the courtyard. It has a large sacle, which has a rich functions, such as large steps, leisure facilities, graden. They can provide alternating rest ways to different people, which could make people to be able to stay here for a long time.

In the second layer, the bridge can not only as a viewing platform, it can also create a shelter space for the ground layer. What's more the large steps of the square can provide outdoor reading space for readers. They can enjoy the sunshine and fresh air here.

DETAILS

Along the Overpass

On the Overpass

Main Entrance

Secondary Entrance

On the Ground

Along the Balcony

Sitting on the Steps

Walk Along the Overpass

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Team-work:two people8-week third year studio workTutor:WujianWork:design、model

Being a stadium on campus, it is mainly used to satisfy students need of exercise and physical education classes, unlike those ordinary stadiums. It may also used in other ways such as holding opening ceremony , students concert and even flee market. It should be a attraction for students and facilitate students’ after-school activities.

STADIUM03

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Classroom Exercise MediaAthelete Office VIP

We split the stadium into two parts, One for exercise and the other with 5000 seats for audience mainly for important competition so that there will be no problem in management if students use the exercise courts everday.

Four areas Plarform Stadium Site axis

PROGRESS

Based on the interview with students and our own experience, there is still a lack of space and facilities for exercise and entertainment.The activities can be classified into two parts: art activities and sports. The buildings that held art activities are so small that cannot meet the need of the students and hold big activities. The sports area are most in the south area of the university and behind the requirement of the students as well.Thus, in this design, our first priority is to satisfy the students’ need to do exercise and hold concerts or shows as they wish at school.

CONCEPT

SITE PHOTOS

NEARBY GATHERING AREA

Sketch

three functions relationship plarform area slim the plarform

LOCATION

Nearby River Ground Basketball Training

Auditorium Football Playground Tennis Playground

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As for the open space outside the stadium, we divide it into four parts: one area for roller skating; one area for huge gathering; one area for green land; one area for open-air concert. Each designed for some activities which are popular among students currently. They are connected to each other without being disturbed by each other.

MASTER PLAN

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE COMPETITION AND THE TRAINING STADIUMS

Plarfrom

Plarfrom and Media Area

Plarfrom and Competition Stadium

Competition Stadium and Training Stadium

Closer Corridor

Closest Distance

Further Distance

Roller skating Open-air concert Green land Gathering plaza

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN THIRD FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

On the Platfrom Under the Platform Competition Stadium Audience Lounge

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

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Team-work:four people8-week fourth year studio workTutor:Zhengke Xuhua HanbaoshanWork:research、high-rise、plaza design

DONGJIADU PIER PARK04

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SITE FACADE

RESEARCH

New Residential TextureHistorical Area Texture

Permeability

There are different textures relationship around the site, such as Neighborhood buildings, storey buildings and high-rise buildings etc.

Landscape Land Usage

The site is located in South Bund in Shanghai, with great water landscape. The area is about 210,000 kilometers. South Bund as the three-dimensional important parts of the riverside. It has some advantages, such as the charming scenery and the nice location. This subject demand to have functional orientation for offices, residences, hotel and business.

0.21㎡

Because the growing density of urban and the increasing floors of residences, the urban is lack for a large area of green. The green could be the scenery of urban, also offer more public area for residents. Compared with the old

urban and contemporary urban, there is an insufficient which is lack an area for public activity. It is negative for activities. In addition, mixing foundation has good relevance for public space construct.

Urban Texture

Combined Functions

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CONCEPT & EVOLUTION

Step1 Step2 Step3 Step4 Step5 Step6

Function

Sight

Traffic System

Landscape

MASTER PLAN

The key of this subject is the large area of green combines with multi-level public space and mixing function.

1. North Branch Road2. South Branch Road3. Dongjia Du Road4. Zhongshan South Road

1. Church landscape2. Commerical landscape3. Water Plaza4. Office Plaza

1. Geen- Office2. Yellow- Culture3. Grey- Office4. Dark Grey- Hotel5. Red- Dwelling

These high rise building have a wide view which could see the waterfront landscape.

The concept is largescale greenland and multi-level public area with combined function. The city is lack of green land because of the high density and more high rises. Green lands provide public areas for the residence that the modern community cannot provide.The existing building with combined function in the site can provide pleasant room for social activities, which is related to build an appealing public area. UNDERGROUND PARKING

GROUND GREENING

INDOOR GARDENDWELLING

OFFICE

OFFICE CULTURECOMMERICAL FACILITIE CREATIVE OFFICE

HOTEL

COMMERCIAL

1

2 3

4

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STRUCTURE MODEL

TRAFFIC ANALYSIS COMMERCIAL ANALYSIS

14m 14m 20m

Commercial streamline Business classification

1.5m 1.5m2m 3m 3m1m 2m 1.5m 1.5m2m 3m 3m1m 2m

North Branch Road South Branch Road Dongjia Du Road

3.6m 3.6m1.5m 1.5m3m 3m1m0.9m 0.9m

Commercial facade around the greenland

Road Width

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HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS

SITE RESEARCHIn this project, there are four large green space, which providing different functions within the crowd. This project also carried out different treatment for different functions of the green space. It aims to create favorable landscape, but a small world where they can communicate, relax and play.

The first perspectives is the largest open space in this site, and it has the pond in the centre of the site. There is a church in the second picture, therefore we want to create a tranquil atmosphere here. Green spaces in picture three are nearby the commerical buildings, thus they are mainly support to customer.

Parking Bus Stop

Entre Way-People Entre Way-Car Entre Way- Parking

Unerground Parking &Commercial

-2;-3 Parking &Commercial

South Unit North UnitModule Typical Floor

LOW-RISE BUILDINGS

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UNIT DESIGN

The main function of these units is micro office. The idea is to create the public space and encourage people to get to know their neighbours.

Different companies could share public space.

Traffic space and air gardenModule Unit 1 Unit 2

A

A B

B

MODEL PHOTOS

Section 1-1 Section 2-2 Section 1-1 Section 2-2

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Team-work:four people2-week second year studio workTutor:Duchunyu Fanwenbing Zhaodongmei Wanghaoyu

INFLATABLE PAVILION05

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Step

REAL STRUCTURE PROGRESS

Whole structure(back side) Whole structure(front side) Adding a tight structure

Here is the construction of a bigger size model. After making a big size model, there show some problems about the structure, thus, we add a plastic rope though each set of the plastic bags. And the degree of tightness of the rope can control both the exterior and the interior facade of the pacilion.

INTERIOR SIGHT

ANALYSIS

Single plastic bag Single unit(front side) Single unit(back side) A set of plastic bag units

One single plastic bag is bound of a rubber band. One unit of the plastic bags consisit of six single plastic bags which makes the whole unit become nearly a full rcircle. Every single plastic bag is also joined by the rubber bands and every one is squeezed by the other two beside it to make the structure fastness,

Force Analysis

CONCEPT

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Step 4 Step 5 Step 6

The site is in Jiaotong University and it is along with one of the biggest lakes inside the university. The whole group need to construct a inflatable pavilion. Since most of the structure are make of hard materials, the idea of using soft materials to make a building emerged. So we choosed one of the lightest material--transparent plastic bags--as the main material.As scenery along the river is good , it is better to use a kind of transparent material to make up of the whole

constructure. In this way, visitors are able to see both the translucent scenery and the real scenery.The inflatable pavilion is constructed by the palstic bags and rubber bands. The plastic bag are filled with air, thus, one single plastic bag can become solid part of structure.Rubber bands are used as the junction of every unit to avoid air-leaking of plastice bags.The pavilion is transparent and light can come into the pavilion. The whole structure match the site well.

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LIGHT & SHADOW

To study the relationship between light and texture of the facade and the effect it brings.We use three boxes with different facades. The gap of the wall of there sizes of box are filled with different materials ,including pebbles, spitballs and semitransparents.By setting the lights in and out of the boxes to study the special effect with light and shadow.

OTHER WORKS06

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ArT WOrkS

STREET AT NIGHT ALONG THE RIVER CALLIGRAPHY