Singularity Portfolio_Messer Yang

SELECTED WORKS OF MESSER YANG

Architecture \ \Landscape Architecture

Interior Space

TABLE OF CONTENTS01_FILM SCHOOL \ ARH653

02_CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM \ ARH608

03_WESTFIELD MALL IN SAN FRANCISCO \ ARH609

04_GARDEN COMMUNITY CENTER \ ARH656

05_SURFBOARD BIKE WORKSHOP \ ARH619

06_THE SWELL: AN ARTIFICIAL WAVE PARK WITH DESALINATION FACILITY \ THESIS PROJECT

07_WALL SECTIONS & DETAILS \ ARH604

DESIGN CONCEPT_

SINGULARITY“All is one, one is all”. Each element is a small and insignificant part of a

huge system, an architecture should be like a cosmos (architecture)

entirely made up of small and insignificant parts (human behaviors, nature

conditions, environmental conditions, cultures, arts, lifestyle, and faiths).

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

This project is a film school in Pier 90, San Francis-

co, and the project is adjacent to the channel in the

harbor. The client is Sofia Coppola, who is a filmmaker

& cinematographer. Her goal is to make a new kind of

school that allows for open investigation and experi-

mentation with the media. The school should be seen

as a core to SF Bay Area events and lead into Cannes,

Sundance, Venice and all worldwide film festivals.

The design process uses the method of deconstruc-

tionism architecture. The first step is to collect the

inspiration from the movie Vertigo by Hitchcock, then,

analyzing some clips and movie ideas to manage the

inspiration. Clip Perspectives become the original

idea as a concept to design some conceptual models.

Second, the photomontage is a product of this pro-

cess to combine a sort of photo documentary cut,

sliced and extension of the site or something simply

seen and documented on the site such as the site

analysis, elements, and conceptual models. Third,

the photomontage provides space potentials and

architecture possibilities, which can transform into

architectural programs and a connection to the site.

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FILM SCHOOL

INFORMATION

Location_

Pier 90, San Francisco,

CA 94124, USA

Site Area_

234,332 sq ft

Project Size_

100,000 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2013

Program_

School

Structure_

Steel & Concrete

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COURSE ARH653 TITLE Film School

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INSPIRATION:VERTIGO

Movie_

Vertigo

Initial release_

May 9, 1958 (San Francisco)

Director_

Alfred Hitchcock

Cinematography_

Robert Burks

Screenplay_

Alec Coppel,

Samuel A. Taylor

Maxwell Anderson

Vertigo =

Spiral, Blurred, Confused, Indenfinite

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CINEMATIC THEMES

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THEME PERSPECTIVES STUDY

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CONCEPTUAL MODEL STUDY

PERSPECTIVES STUDY OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS

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BLACK MARIA STUDY

The Black Maria was Thomas Edison’s

movie production studio in West Orange,

New Jersey. It is widely referred to as

America’s First Movie Studio

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Industry Map

Pattern Map

Hill Map

Population Density Map

ARH-653 03807399 MESSER YANG

Industry Map

Pattern Map

Hill Map



Industry Map

Pattern Map

Hill Map



Industry Map

Pattern Map

Hill Map



SITE ANALYSIS

Industry Map

Pattern Map

Hill Map

Industry Map

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PHOTOMONTAGE

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CONCEPT ELEMENTS

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DRAWINGS

Film School - Pier 90, San Francisco BASEMENT PLAN ARH - 653 Fall 2013Messer Yang 03807399

Classroom

Student apartments

Film School - Pier 90, San Francisco 2nd FLOOR PLAN ARH - 653 Fall 2013Messer Yang 03807399

Classroom

Large Group classroom

Library

Film Splicing and edition Room

Digital Archive

Computer Animation & Green screen Laboratory

Press Room Sound & Recording Studio

Film School - Pier 90, San Francisco 3rd FLOOR PLAN ARH - 653 Fall 2013Messer Yang 03807399

Indoor Cinema Outdoor CinemaGuest Faculty Apartments

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Film School - Pier 90, San Francisco EXPLOSION DRAWING ARH - 653 Fall 2013Messer Yang 03807399

Film School - Pier 90, San Francisco LONGITUDINAL SECTION & SECTIONAL ISOMETRIC ARH - 653 Fall 2013Messer Yang 03807399

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MODEL

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RENDERINGS

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

This project is a Modern Art Museum in Presidio, San Francisco. Forest

surrounds the site, and it is near a cliff forward to the Pacific. There is

no any building on the site, and the nearest building is 3 miles away. This

project uses typology methodology which is created by Rem Koolhaas.

First, I did research to analyze every type museum in history. Second, I

found the unique feature of each museum and analyzed their program or-

ganization. I focused on the museum circulation to analyze the transition

of circulation from classic museums to contemporary museums.

By using these research as inspiration, this project is to use an infinite

loop as the concept to become an art museum.

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CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM

INFORMATION

Location_

1351 Washington Blvd,

San Francisco,

CA 94129, USA

Site Area_

132,316 sq ft

Project Size_

50,000 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2015

Program_

Museum

Structure_

Concrete

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COURSE ARH608 TITLE Contemporary Art Museum

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Above_

Site Presidio

Below_

Site View

OVERVIEW

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SITE ANALYSIS

Upper left_

San Francisco Bus Map

Lower left_

Bus to the Site

Upper right_

Bike & Walking Map

to the Site

Lower right_

Traffic map to the Site

Crosstown Service

Ferry Service

Major Transit Corridor

Crosstown Service

Ferry Service

Major Transit Corridor

Bike Path / Multi-use Trail(dedicated off-street -usually paved - bike path)

Bike Lane (dedicated bike lane on roadway edge)

Bike Route(bikes & cars share the same - often narrow - roadway)

Hiking / Walking Trails

San Francisco Bay Trail

Street Grade 0—5%

Street Grade 5—10%

Street Grade 10—18%

Street Grade over 18%

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Activities Proportion

in San Francisco

40%MORTORIZED

4%RUNNING

12%BIKING

44%WALKING

TYPOLOGY RESEARCH OF CIRCULATION

Above_

Site Presidio

Below_

Site View

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Circulation of Contemporary

Museum

Circulation of Historical & Modern Museum

One Linear

Radial Spiral Grid Network Composite

Sub- Linear

Cluster Linear

SkewedLinear

GirdLinear

25 Models of

Circulation Typology

[ 1 ]

[ 4 ]

[ 7 ]

[ 10 ]

[ 2 ]

[ 5 ]

[ 8 ]

[ 11 ]

[ 3 ]

[ 6 ]

[ 9 ]

[ 12 ]

[ 13 ] [ 14 ] [ 15 ]

Circulation of Contemporary

Museum

Circulation of Historical & Modern Museum

One Linear

Radial Spiral Grid Network Composite

Sub- Linear

Cluster Linear

SkewedLinear

GirdLinear

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[ 16 ]

[ 19 ]

[ 22 ]

[ 25 ]

[ 17 ]

[ 20 ]

[ 23 ]

[ 18 ]

[ 21 ]

[ 24 ]

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Left_

Spiral + Linear + Cluster Linear = Infinite Loop

Right_

Programming

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DRAWING

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SITE PLAN

Left_

Gallery Level

Upper right_

Entrance Level

Lower right_

Restaurant Level

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Above_

Section 1

Below_

Section 2

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Upper left to right_

Elevations

Lower_

Materiality

East North

West South

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FINAL MODEL PHOTOS

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RENDERINGS

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

The project examines two building typologies. The

goal is divided into multiple phases that lead to

structural and spatial development. The two projects

focus on the design of speculative buildings with

two distinct conditions (vertical and horizontal) at

two distinct sites (open and infill). The project ex-

plores the social and physical construct of urbaniza-

tion from a systems theory point of view. The project

pedagogy stresses a process driven design method-

ology. The goal focuses on the city as fluid urban ter-

ritories which are materialized by dynamic processes

and relationships that exhibit emergent properties.

The project is designed building infrastructures that

tectonically express innovative structures, material,

and spatial qualities. As part of the design process, I

develop building schemes that have interactive zones

of performance, circulation and information net-

works, and hybridized program scenarios. Analytical

diagramming becomes the generator for the design

outcome in all three projects. Spatial and structural

development are in response to multiple levels of

research discovered in the diagrams. The projects

question and are informed by the local context of the

sites, program specificity as well as larger global is-

sues which are discussed from assigned readings. The

project continuously questions, invent and invert the

relationship between landscape architecture, interior

architecture, and architecture design to create a

holistic environment. It is an opportunity to explore

the architecture projects as social infrastructure

implanted with flows of information which determine

new interface and shape public space inside and out.

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WESTFIELD MALL, SAN FRANCISCO

INFORMATION

Location_

865 Market Street,

San Francisco,

CA 94103, USA

Site Area_

1,250,000 sq ft

Project Size_

300,000 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2014

Program_

Temporary

Events & Exhibitions

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COURSE ARH609 TITLE Westfield Mall, San Francisco

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METHODOLOGY

The project emphasizes a process driven design meth-

odology through individually developed rule-based

techniques. Generative processes are emphasized in

the development of two and three-dimensional

drawing and structure-making procedures. Focus is

placed on inventing strategies to transfer analysis

into tectonic visualizations that utilize structure,

pattern, and organization to create comprehensive

architectural buildings.

Within both project., there are a series of the key

may term assign order ned to clarify and narrow

down modes of analysis and operation. The project is

divided into specific objectives that describe the con-

ceptual framework and rules for model-making and

drawing. This includes clarifying the processes

of investigation, abstraction, and invention through

a range of procedures, materials, and techniques.

Design intent includes a shift from contents to pat-

terns, quantities to qualities, objects to relationships,

parts of the whole, composition to processes, hierar

chies to networks, measuring to mapping. The pro-

jects respond accordingly to the specific sites of the

investigation by introducing an architecture that is

reactive utilizing proposing to either/or/and integrate

into the context field, occupy the context field or

transform the context field.

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Westfield Mall Annual

Events & Programs

PROGRAM—EVERY MONTH

_Berlin and Beyond Film Festival

_Chinese New Year Show

_SF Flower & Garden Show

_International Film Festival

_SFAI-MFA Exhibition

_Chocolate & Chalk Art Festival

_Jewish Film Festival

_Aloha Festival

_Art & Wine Festival

_Sake Festival

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

June

July

Aug

Sep

Oct

PROGRAM—EVERY 3 MONTHS

- Ice Skating

- Cherry Festival

- Flume-Ride

- Cruise Traveling

- Fiction Exhibition

- Google Tech-Home

- Meeting Art in SF

- Ramen Competition

- Japanese Tea House

- American Cup House

Nov - Feb

Apr - June

July - Sep

June - Aug

Sep - Nov

Dec - Feb

Mar - May

Sep - Nov

Jan - Mar

June - Aug


- Indoor Skiing & Snowboarding

- SF Jazz Music Show

- SF Intro-Space

- Tea Taste Room

- Japanese Cuisine Live Kitchen

- US Army Show Room

- Hip-Hop Dance Battle eld

- Spanish Cuisine

Interactive Kitchen

- Pixar Exhibition

- Night Market

Nov - Apr

May - Oct

Sep - Feb

Mar - Aug

Sep - Feb

Mar - Aug

July - Dec

Jan - June

Mar - Aug

Sep - Feb


- Indoor Basketball Court

- Baseball Pitcher Experience

- NFL Experience

- Stress Release Room

- Indoor Sky-Diving

- Endless Maze

- Free-Fall Ride

-Time Capsule Locker

- Magic Show

- MOMA Gallery

- World Travel Exhibition

- Modern Design Workshop

- Napa WineTaste Room

- Marvel vs DC

- Chinese Cuisine Live Kitchen

- Cup Making DIY

- Lego Interactive Space

- Escape the Secrect Room

- Surng Experience

- Nike Fitness

Jan - June

July - Dec

Apr - Sep

July - Dec

Oct - Mar

June - Nov

Dec - May

Oct - Mar

Apr - Sep

Jan - June

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BIOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS—SEA ANEMONES

Sea anemones have two ways of reproducing, sexual

and asexual reproduction. The asexual reproduction

is lateral fission, and it also called binary fission. The

asexual reproduction of sea anemones occurs in five

steps in cell mutation, being triggered, budding,

fission, fragmentation, and regeneration.

SITE ELEMENTS BIO-BEHAVIOR TECHNIQUES ACTIONS SPACE TYPES

Loop SpaceTriggerEscalator

BuddingIntersection

Fission

AdvertisingBillboard

Store Target

Smell

Dinning

Fragmentation

Regeneration

Undulating

Agitating

Rotating

Agitating

Elongating

Pushing

Multiplying

Squeezing

Agitating

Increasing

Agitating

Re-forming

Constricting

Splitting

Spreading

Radiant Space

Enclosed Space

Circuitous Space

Spread Space

PROGRAMS

_Berlin and Beyond Film Festival / 0.5hr

_Jewish Film Festival / 0.5hr

_Free-Fall Ride / 0.5hr

_Chinese New Year Show / 0.5hr

_SF Flower & Garden Show / 0.5hr

_Aloha Festival / 0.5hr

_SF Jazz Music Show / 0.5hr

_Dance Battle eld / 0.5hr

_Ice Skating / 1hr

_Japanese Tea House / 1hr

_Indoor Skiing & Snowboarding / 1hr

_Indoor Basketball Court / 2hr

_Indoor Sky-Diving / 0.5hr

_Cherry Festival / 0.5hr

_Ramen Competition / 1hr

_Night Market / 1hr

_Endless Maze / 0.5hr

_Fiction Exhibition (0.5hr)

_Japanese Cuisine Live Kitchen (1.5hr)

_Spanish Cuisine Live Kitchen (1.5hr)

_Chinese Cuisine Live Kitchen (1.5hr)

_Cup Making DIY (1.5hr)

_Lego Interactive Space (1hr)

_Nike Fitness (1hr)

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The first stage of a prokaryotic cell involves the movement

of the protein distributed in the interior of the cell. As

the proteins begin to move closer by waving and shaking

to the center of the cell.

Trigger

_Undulating

_Agitating

_Rotating

The plasma membrane (shell of the cell) begins to

elongate into an oval shape, and the protein and DNA

replicate at the same time. This oval shape is the

second phase of mutation.

Budding

_Agitating

_Elongating

_Multiplying

The third phase is when the plasma membrane begins

to split and leaves the protein in the center of the cell.

The DNA of the cell splits and pushes towards the outer

walls of the membrane creating a force.

Fission

-Pushing

-Increasing

-Constricting

The fourth phase creates a “septum” or a wall around the

two daughter cells. While the DNA is still pushing out-

wards, the protein is dividing and beginning to re-enter

the two cells.

Fragmentation

_Squeezing

_Agitating

_Splitting

The final stage is when the two daughter cells have split

with a DNA strand in each cell and the same amount of

Regeneration protein in each cell.

Regeneration

_Spreading

_Re-Forming

_Agitating

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BINARY FISSION PROCESS OF SEA ANEMONES

Trigger Budding

Fission

Fragmentation

Regeneration

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PROGRAM—EVERY 12 MONTH

- Indoor Basketball Court

- Stress Release Room

- Indoor Sky-Diving

- Endless Maze

- Free-Fall Ride

PROGRAM—EVERY MONTH

_Berlin and Beyond Film Festival

_Chinese New Year Show

_SF Flower & Garden Show

_Jewish Film Festival

_Aloha Festival

Jan

Feb

Mar

July

Aug


_Ice Skating

_Cherry Festival

_Flume-Ride

_Ramen Competition

_Japanese Tea House

Nov - Feb

Apr - June

July - Sep

Mar - May

Sep - Nov


_Indoor Skiing & Snowboarding

_SF Jazz Music Show

_Japanese Cuisine Live Kitchen

_Dance Battle eld

_Spanish Cuisine Interactive

Kitchen

_Night Market

_Chinese Cuisine Live Kitchen

_Cup Making DIY

_Lego Interactive Space

_Nike Fitness

Nov - Apr

May - Oct

Sep - Feb

July - Dec

Jan - June

Sep - Feb

Oct - Mar

June - Nov

Dec - May

Jan - June

PROGRAMS WITH BINARY FISSION PROCESS

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MALL INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

Trigger

Budding

Fission

Fragmentation

Regeneration

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MonTuesWedThursThe Weekend

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Male FemaleLow Density

High Density

STORES BASED ON GENDER FOCUS

IMPORTANT INTERSECTION IN CIRCULATION

EATING ACTIVITY TIMELINE

WINDOW SHOPPING ROUTE TIMELINE

AREA MOST INFLUENCED BY ADVERTISING

Trigger

Trigger

Trigger

Budding

Budding

Budding

There are a lot of women’s boutiques

but fewer men’s boutiques in this area.

This situation divides the targets into

two main groups (male and female).

The process shows the transition from

a large group (budding) to

two sub-groups (fission).

This area has a lot of advertising

billboard which triggers the shoppers

to notice the benefits of buying a

specific product. Then, they start

moving toward their targets (budding)

and separating from the main group

temporarily.

This is the entrance area and the main

intersection of the flow of people from

outside the mall and coming down

from the other floors. This intersection

is also the main circulation, which

leads the different group to their

targets (budding and fission), and

there are some advertisements which

influence customers(trigger).

The basement area is the dining area. The smells

trigger the customers’ sense of taste (trigger). Then,

they break into smaller groups in line in front of the

restaurant (fission). After eating, they join the

main group upstairs for shopping (regeneration).

Fission

Fission

Fission

Fragmentation

Regeneration

Shopping

Behavior

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LOOP SPACE + ENCLOSED SPACE

LOOP SPACE + RADIANT SPACE LOOP SPACE + RADIANT SPACEENCLOSED SPACE RADIANT SPACE

CIRUITOUS SPACE SPREAD SPACE

Free Fall Ride &Indoor

Sky-Diving & Basketball Court

Indoor Skiing &

Snowboarding & Ice Skating

Japanese & Spanish & Chinese

Cuisine Live Kitchen

Chinese New Year Show & Aloha

Festival & Jewish Film Festival

Night Market & Fiction Exhibition &

Ramen Competition & Endless Maze

& Cherry Festival

Nike Fitness &

Lego Interactive Space

Dance Battle Field &

SF Jazz Music Show

Japanese Tea House

SF Flower & Garden Show &

Berlin and Beyond Film Festival

Section &

Program

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Connection

Details

1

2

4

Floor

Floor

Floor

Anchor Connection

Anchor Connection

Column Connection

Bio-Process &

Plan

Trigger

Trigger

TECHNOLOGY

Budding

SHOPPING FLOW

Budding

Fission

Fission

Fragmentation

Fragmen-tation

Regeneration

Regenera-tion

The sub-flows continue to spread

out into the corridor. When the

sub-flows get to the stores, which

cater to a specific gender, some

of sub-flows change color to

either blue or red.

The main flow breaks into

more and more sub-flows in

the Westfield Mall. Then

they spread out to the first

dome of the Westfield Mall.

When the shopping flows interact

with the bio-elements (advertising

billboard, intersection, escalator,

and smell), it starts dividing into

several smaller sub-flows.

The shopping flow

merges from street

to the entrance of

the Westfield Mall.

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

The project is located on the corner of the University of San Francisco.

There are a lot of residential surrounded to the site. The Site is on the

steep slope land with several 200’ height pine trees. The Community

Center includes community facility and Garden. It provides a function for

citizens to have activities and leisure. The entire project starts from a

series research of site environment. Then, the next research analyzes the

garden tools to understand how it makes and how it works. According to

the research information and inspirations, making a series of prototypes

test the idea and make it work to the site.

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GARDEN COMMUNITY CENTER

INFORMATION

Location_

2816 Turk Street,

San Francisco,

CA 94118, USA

Site Area_

51,800 sq ft

Project Size_

27,500 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2014

Program_

Community Center

Structure_

Concrete

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COURSE ARH656 TITLE Garden Community Center

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SITE INFORMATION

1 Mile Radius Map

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1 Mile Radius Zoning Map 1 Mile Radius Top Map

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PROGRAMMING

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GARDEN TOOL ANALYSIS

The garden tool diagrams analyze

the its movement. The movement

shows a transition between the

tool and direction.

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PROTOTYPE PROCESS

Programming and site

environment mapping model.

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Skylight On Main

Circulation Model

Garden Tool

Inspiration Model

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Aggregation of

All Prototypes

Floor Plan &

Section Spatial Ideas

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DRAWING

Site Plan &

Floor Plan

PROJECT 4

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Perspective of

Floor Plans

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Sections

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Elevations

( 1/16” =1’-0” )

East North

West South

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FINAL MODEL

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RENDERINGS

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

Dogpatch is a historical and mixed-use area in San

Francisco. In the early period, it was a heavy industrial

area. Factories produce ropes, irons, and boat yard.

These products shipped to Mexico, Peru, China, and

Japan. In 1867, There was a residential development

for workers, but their living quality was not in good

condition. They spent a lot of time in the factory, and

they got the low salary for the living. Nowadays, the

Dogpatch is in a new transition in class and land use.

According to the city planning department, the water-

front area of the site will be developed to a park and

beach for wondering and kayaking. The project is

based on the structure feature to design a surfboard

& Bike workshop. My idea is to provide a perspective

which connects past and present for the new tran-

sition in Dogpatch. The research indicates factories

use a lot of moment-frame structure system in every

factory. Therefore, the structure type becomes a

strong element which can transform the neighboring

factories and residential to have the new shift in

application and design.

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ARH619_

SURFBOARD & BIKE WORKSHOP

INFORMATION

Location_

560 19th Street,

San Francisco,

CA 94107, USA

Site Area_

14,849 sq ft

Project Size_

32,450 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2015

Program_

Mix-used Building

Structure_

Timber

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COURSE ARH619 TITLE Surfboard & Bike Workshop

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GROUND CIRCULATION

MUNI RAIL

HOSPITAL

COMMERCIAL AND MIXED USE

SCHOOL

RESIDENTIAL USE

INDUSTRIAL USE

Pier 70 Proposed Plan

Ship Repair (Historic Use)

Open Space

Historic Core

Infilled Development Sites

SITE CONDITIONS

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DESIGN PROCESS

The moment frame structure is created from the

structure grid, so the spans and spaces are symmetric

or equal. If there is a program gets into the moment

frame structure, the columns will appear in the program

space, and it is the same problem in traditional factory

type architecture. In this case, I use the program

dimensions as the primary factor for a structured grid;

then the programs manipulate an asymmetric matrix

and try to find the best composition to generate a

moment frame structure. The structure will automatic

contain the programs, and there will be no any

columns in the program spaces.

Moment-Frame Structure

Structure Grid with Columns Structure Contains the Program

Structure Grid with Program Size Matrix Structure in the ProgramLeft_

Concept Diagrams

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Moment-Frame

Structure

JOINERY

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SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY—CARDBOARD TUBE

_Inexpensive

_Accessible

_Fire & Water Proof

_Recycle & Reuse

_For Pop-up event

Mount

Mount

Mount

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SITE PLAN

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ELEVATION

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FLOOR PLAN

1st Floor Plan

1. Approach to Street

2. Metal Workshop

3. Outdoor Working Space

4. Office

5. Outdoor Office Space

6. Workshop Office

7. Quiet Space

8. Kitchenette

9. Janitor/Storage

10. Meeting Space

11. Restroom

12. Workshop Storage

13. Mechanical/Electrical Room

14. Elevator

15. Gallery Office

16. Gallery Storage

17. Gallery

1400 sq ft

1000 sq ft

250 sq ft

150 sq ft

150 sq ft

300 sq ft

200 sq ft

200 sq ft

360 sq ft

200 sq ft

100 sq ft

150 sq ft

200 sq ft

2124 sq ft

TEA TABLE TEA TABLE LAVATORYMETAL

MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 04

3D PRINTER

MACHINESOFA COUNTER CHAIR URINAL

SHELF TABLE WORKING

CUBE

METAL

MACHINE 02

WOOD

MACHINE 02

CNC MACHINE SURFBOARD

BENCH SHELF

ARMCHAIR TOILET

WORKING

TABLE

METAL

MACHINE 03

WOOD

MACHINE 03

LASER CUT

MACHINEBIKE

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2nd Floor Plan

18. Wood Workshop


20. Office


22. Kitchenette

23. Janitor/Storage

24. Quiet Space

25. Meeting Space

26. Restroom

27. Restroom

28. Restroom - Men

29. Restroom - Women

1400 sq ft

1000 sq ft

150 sq ft

300 sq ft

150 sq ft

200 sq ft

200 sq ft

200 sq ft

324 sq ft

324 sq ft


MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 04

3D PRINTER


SHELF TABLE WORKING

CUBE

METAL

MACHINE 02

WOOD

MACHINE 02


BENCH SHELF

ARMCHAIR TOILET

WORKING

TABLE

METAL

MACHINE 03

WOOD

MACHINE 03

LASER CUT

MACHINEBIKE

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3rd Floor Plan


31. Clean Area


33. Office

34. Quiet Space

35. Kitchenette

36. Janitor/Storage

37. Restroom

38. CNC Milling Machine

39. Meeting Space

40. Outdoor Gallery

1400 sq ft

1000 sq ft

180 sq ft

150 sq ft

300 sq ft

200 sq ft

800 sq ft

200 sq ft

2124 sq ft


MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 04

3D PRINTER


SHELF TABLE WORKING

CUBE

METAL

MACHINE 02

WOOD

MACHINE 02


BENCH SHELF

ARMCHAIR TOILET

WORKING

TABLE

METAL

MACHINE 03

WOOD

MACHINE 03

LASER CUT

MACHINEBIKE

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Roof Plan


MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 01

WOOD

MACHINE 04

3D PRINTER


SHELF TABLE WORKING

CUBE

METAL

MACHINE 02

WOOD

MACHINE 02


BENCH SHELF

ARMCHAIR TOILET

WORKING

TABLE

METAL

MACHINE 03

WOOD

MACHINE 03

LASER CUT

MACHINEBIKE

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Above_

Longitudinal

Section 01

Below_

Longitudinal

Section 02

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0 8 16 32 ft

CROSS SECTION 01

0 8 16 32 ft

CROSS SECTION 020 8 16 32 ft

CROSS SECTION 02

Above_

Cross Section 01

Below_

Cross Section 02

Wall Sections 1. Office2. Outdoor Office Space

3. Restroom

4. Metal Workshop

5. Outdoor Working Space—

Metal (Bike)

6. Wood Workshop

7. Outdoor Working Space—

Wood (Surfboard)

8. Clean Area


10. Gallery

11. Outdoor Gallery Sapce

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6” x 16” Beam

Flashing

Cellular

Polycarbonate

Panelv

Mega-Lock

Aluminum

Mullion

38 x 30 mm

Solid Maple

Vertical Slats

2 pieces 6x6

Glulam Larch

Timber Columns

Cardboard

Paper Tube

Infilled

Insulation

Timber

Mount

Waterproof

MembraneCardboard

Paper Tube

MDF Infilled

Insulation

Rigid

Insulation

Mega-Lock

Aluminum Mullion

Timber Mount

Waterproof

Membrane

Windows Frame

Plywood

Finish

Cellular

Polycarbonate

Panel

DETAILS

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PERSPECTIVES

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

California is currently experiencing an extreme weather condition, a

drought. Despite being surrounded by an ocean, this drought is causing

a water crisis in both urban and suburban areas of the Bay Area. San

Francisco has a large prosperous population of 758,000, which is demands

44 million gallons of water for daily use. Developing a new water re-

source is becoming an urgent issue for people’s survival. However, the

environmental conditions of the San Francisco Bay provide a rich resource

which has not been tapped yet into new water system for San Francisco.

“The Swell” provides a way to combine desalination facility with California

style as an artificial landscape in San Francisco. In the middle of 19th cen-

tury to early 20th century, a California lifestyle is a dream for many people

06_

Thesis Project_

THE SWELL:An artificial wave park withdesalination facility

INFORMATION

Location_

Pier #76, San Francisco,

CA 94107, USA

Site Area_

934,293 sq ft

Project Size_

533,269 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2016

Program_

Artificial wave pools, artificial

park, desalination facility

Structure_

Artificial wave pools—Concrete

Artificial park—Concrete & Steel

Desalination facility—

Concrete & Steel

,and

the “Golden State” is an ideal resort destination. The

weather is sunny and dry in all year with easy access

to the ocean and mountains. The image of Californians

as: laid-back, healthy beach-goers holds some truth.

This thesis project proposes both a “Surfing Park” and

a desalination facility. This new hybrid architecture

encourages people to generate the fresh water

through surfing.

The Surfing Park is a combination of three parts: a

surfing pool, an artificial landscape, and a desalination

system. The water comes from the bay into the

surfing pool, and the pool water goes through to the

desalination process within the artificial landscape.

The fresh water becomes a water resource for the

irrigation of landscapes, human use, and public

green spaces within an artificial landscape (park)

at Pier #76 in San Francisco.

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COURSE Thesis Project TITLE The Swell: An artificial wave park with desalination facility

PAGE 1 6 1

RESEARCH

The Ongoing California Water Crisis &

An Extensive Water System

Abnormal Drought

Modernate Drought

Severe Drought

Extreme Drought

Exceptional Drought

In-stream / River

Canal / Pipeline

Bay Area Water System

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COURSE Thesis Project

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TITLE The Swell: An artificial wave park with desalination facility

San Francisco Water

Distribution System

SAN FRANCISCO BAY

SAN FRANCISCO BAY

PACIFIC OCEAN

THE PRESIDIO

GOLDEN GATE PARK

PACIFIC OCEAN

SUTRORESERVOIR

SUNSETRESERVOIR

MERCED MANOR RESERVOIR

CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO

SAN MATEO COUNTY

SAN MATEO COUNTY

LAKE MERCED

UNIVERSITY MOUNDRESERVOIR

SAN FRANCISCO BAY

SAN FRANCISCO BAY

PACIFIC OCEAN

THE PRESIDIO

GOLDEN GATE PARK

PACIFIC OCEAN

SUTRORESERVOIR

SUNSETRESERVOIR

MERCED MANOR RESERVOIR

CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO

SAN MATEO COUNTY

SAN MATEO COUNTY

LAKE MERCED

UNIVERSITY MOUNDRESERVOIR

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The Bay Area has 7.5 million people, and San Francisco has 852,469 people

in the city. The Swell provides three functions in the site, desalination

facility, park, surfing pool. The desalination facility provides technology

and education functions for laboratory technician and students. The

park provides public events and leisure activities for citizens, dog walkers,

exercisers. The surfing pool provides surfing for surfers and exercisers.

USER GROUP

Expenditure per visit (mean)

Distance Traveled (one way, niles)

LA County

LA County

Santa Cruz

Orange County

$70

$53

$35

$18

$0

16

12

8

4

0

SF Bay Area San Diego County

LA County

Santa Cruz

Orange County

Ventura

Ventura


SantaCruz

Orange County

SF Bay Area

San DiegoCounty

LA County Orange County

SF Bay Area

San DiegoCounty

SantaCruz

Expenditure per visit (mean)

Distance Traveled (one way, niles)

LA County

LA County

Santa Cruz

Orange County

$70

$53

$35

$18

$0

16

12

8

4

0


LA County

Santa Cruz

Orange County

Ventura

Ventura


SantaCruz

Orange County

SF Bay Area

San DiegoCounty

LA County Orange County

SF Bay Area

San DiegoCounty

SantaCruz

SEX & AGE

MALE

FEMALE

UNDER 5 YEARS

5 TO 17 YEAR

18 TO 64 YEARS

65 YEARS AND ABOVE

MEDIAN AGE

432,202

420,267

37,509

76,722

622,275

115,936

38.6

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA(2016)

50.7%

49.3%

4.4%

9.0%

73%

13.6%Left_

California Surfing:

Cost Per Each Surf Outing

(Per Person)

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1000 ft

N

GROUND CIRCULATION

MUNI RAIL

HOSPITAL

COMMERCIAL AND MIXED USE

SCHOOL

RESIDENTIAL USE

INDUSTRIAL USE

Pier 70 Proposed Plan

Site (Potrero Generating Station)

Ship Repair (Historic Use)

Open Space

Historic Core

Infilled Development Sites

The site was a natural gas and diesel burning

electricity generating station. It was owned

by Mirant Power Plant Company, and now

is own by NRG Company. The power station

was shut down in January, 2011.

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Sun PathSite

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

“The Swell” activates and transforms abandoned indus-

trial land in San Francisco’s Mission Bay district into

an artificial landscape between the bay and the city’s

edge. This landscape includes a desalinated water

system, which will distribute clean water to the city of

San Francisco, a surf-themed water park, and a large

urban park. By working with the natural assets of the

site, this project responds to the current drought

crisis in California by taking back land previously con-

taminated by industrial use and returning it to the

city through the limited impact on the environment.

The drought in California has established the need for

a new water supply in San Francisco, ideally one that

doesn’t rely on intensive and harmful interventions to

the surrounding environment. Because of San Francis-

co’s proximity to the ocean, desalination, which uses

reverseosmosis technology to separate the minerals in

seawater and transform it into fresh water, is a possi-

ble solution. The fresh water created by the plant in

this project will be stored in two water tanks on the

site. These water tanks will supply fresh water to the

citizens of San Francisco.

The prevailing image of the California lifestyle includes

the Beach Boys, sun, and surfing, which is the most

popular sport on the California shoreline. “The Swell”

contributes to this lifestyle by including two surfing

pools that connect the Dogpatch waterfront area to the

city. The project’s artificial wave machines are set in 2

concrete piers, transforming the traditional function of

the piers into entertainment.

Besides, the park, which is the most important part of

the landscape, connects the local communities to the

waterfront area and the bay, while making the desali-

nation facility and surfing pools part of the

landscape. The pattern in the landscape follows the di-

rectionality of the site’s water systems. The horizontal

lines represent the seawater on the site, and the verti-

cal lines represent the direction the seawater takes as

it goes through the desalination process to the public.

The artificial water landscape has three types of line

relationships to the site: convergent & divergent lines,

vertical lines, and zigzag tangent lines. These lines,

that reflect the urban and natural context of the site,

provide a system of circulation. The main circulation

paths for people and water use two actions from the

water system: diverging and converging. Users coming

from the city converge at the approach of the site.

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Then, the landscape makes these users diverge to the

waterfront area for surfing, the park for wandering,

the desalination area for education and work, and the

waterfront for entertainment. For the water circula-

tion, the surfing pools collect seawater from the canal

at the pumping station. Then, the desalination facility

converges the seawater, transforming it into fresh

water and diverging to be used in the landscape and

to supply the local communities.

The Swell provides an artificial water landscape to

connect the landscape park to the desalination

facility and the surfing pools in the bay. It activates

the heavy industrial land and returns it to public use,

and creating a new waterfront area for the people of

San Francisco. The Swell provides a geographic

landscape, water supply, and sports activities for

San Francisco.

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SURFING PARK PROGRAM STUDY

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CONCEPT WITH PROGRAM STUDY PROCESS

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CONCEPT WITH PROGRAM STUDY PROCESS

From city to the waterfront

DIVERGENT & CONVERGENT LINE

ZIGZAG TANGENT LINE

VERTICAL LINE

Tangent line with existing

building and context

Direct to show the

relationship between two

existing building

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SPATIAL ANALYSIS

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22ND ST

WAVE #1

10' H

IGH RIP

S

WAVE #2

10' H

IGH RIP

S

WAVE #3

7' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #4

7' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #5

5' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #6

5' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE

#7 4

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#8 4

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#9 3

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#10

3' HI

GH RI

PS

MARSH SYSTEM CANAL

TRAFFIC STOP

BOAT LAUNCH

MARSH SYSTEM

WATE

R CA

NAL T

O DE

SALIN

ATIO

N

23RD ST

22ND ST

HUMBOLDT ST

ILLIN

OIS

ST

24TH ST

WAVE DE

CAY ZO

NE

WAVE DE

CAY ZO

NE

MARSH SYSTEM

728'-2 5

/8"

248'-2"

20'-0"

217'-11

"

20'-0"

222'-2"

LENGTH

OF WAV

E #3

LENGTH

OF WAV

E #2

LENGTH

OF WAV

E #1

WAVE M

ACHINE

PIER [ AL

AMEDA W

AVE CH

ANNEL]

0 100 150 FT

381'-

10 1/

2"

WAVE

MAC

HINE P

IER [ O

AKLA

ND W

AVE C

HANN

EL]

163'-

11 5/

8"

197'-

10 7/

8"

WAVL

ENGT

H OF W

AVE #

10

WAVL

ENGT

H OF W

AVE #

9

218'-8"

SKY BAR

840'-

6"

WID

TH

OF

SIT

E

200'-4"

WATER TANK #1

186'-3"

WATER TANK #2

195'-8 3/4"

MARSH SYSTEM

1062'-11 1/8"

LENGTH OF SITE

ELEVATION

NOUTH

ELEVATION

EAST

ELEVATION

SOUTH

S1

S2

S3

S4

UPS

PIER

OFFICES

PIER

OFFICES

WAVE #1

10' H

IGH RIP

S

WAVE #2

10' H

IGH RIP

S

WAVE #3

7' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #4

7' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #5

5' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE #6

5' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE

#7 4

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#8 4

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#9 3

' HIGH

RIPS

WAVE

#10

3' HI

GH RI

PS

MARSH SYSTEM CANAL

TRAFFIC STOP

BOAT LAUNCH

MARSH SYSTEM

WATE

R CA

NAL T

O DE

SALIN

ATIO

N

23RD ST

22ND ST

HUMBOLDT ST

ILL

INO

IS S

T

24TH ST

WAVE DE

CAY ZO

NE

WAVE DE

CAY ZO

NE

MARSH SYSTEM

SEAWATER PUMP STATION

SURFING SCHOOL

SHOP & RENTAL

PREPARATION BEACH

WET ROOM

WAVE PIER [ALAMEDA CHANNEL]

WAVE PIER [OAKLAND CHANNEL]

PREPARATION BEACH

CLEAN ROOM

218'-6"

SKY BAR

150'-8 1/8"

SURFING SCHOOL

ENTRANCE TO SKY BAR

ENTRANCE TO SKY BAR

ADMINISTRATION

RESTROOM - FEMALE

RESTROOM - MALE

SHOWER &

CHANGING ROOM

SHOWER &

CHANGING ROOM

MEDICAL ROOM

TICKET SELLS

GENERAL OFFICE

COACH OFFICE

GYM


CUISINE PLAZA

PIER BUILDING PLAZA

PIER BUILDING PLAZA

WATER TANK #1WATER TANK #2

MEDIA AREA

PRE-TREMENTREVERSE-OSMOSIS

POST-CONDITIONING

POST-CONDITIONING

UPS

PIER

OFFICES

PIER

OFFICES

0 100 150 FT

Left_

Site Plan

Right_

Ground

Floor Plan

SITE PLAN

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WAVE

#8

4' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE

#10

3' H

IGH RI

PS

WATE

R CA

NAL T

O DE

SALIN

ATIO

N


SURFING SCHOOL

SHOP & RENTAL

PREPARATION BEACH

WET ROOM

WAVE PIER [ALAMEDA CHANNEL]

WAVE PIER [OAKLAND CHANNEL]

PREPARATION BEACH

CLEAN ROOM

218'-6"

SKY BAR

150'-8 1/8"

SURFING SCHOOL

ENTRANCE TO SKY BAR

ENTRANCE TO SKY BAR

ADMINISTRATION

RESTROOM - FEMALE

RESTROOM - MALE

SHOWER &

CHANGING ROOM

SHOWER &

CHANGING ROOM

COACH OFFICE

GYM


MEDIA AREA

PRE-TREMENT

0 30 50 FT

WAVE

#8

4' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE

#10

3' H

IGH RI

PS

WATE

R CA

NAL T

O DE

SALIN

ATIO

N

0 30 50 FT

WAVE

#8

4' HIG

H RIPS

WAVE

#10

3' H

IGH RI

PS

WATE

R CA

NAL T

O DE

SALIN

ATIO

N

0 30 50 FT

Left_

Sky Bar—1st Floor Plan

Right_

Sky Bar—2nd Floor Plan / 3rd Floor Plan

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0 50 100 FT

0 50 100 FT

ELEVATIONS

PROJECT 6

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SECTIONS 0 50 100 FT

MEDICAL ROOM

0 50 100 FT

0 50 100 FT

0 50 100 FT

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ETAIL 1

ETAIL 2

ETAIL 3

ETAIL 4

Wall SectionSection

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1 STEEL A LE

ETAL STU ITH ON ETE

LOO

1 HS STEEL

OU LE LASS LA IN

ATE OO E ANE

1 4 I E E ENT ANEL

1 2 I E E ENT ANEL

1 2 I E E ENT ANEL

2 12 HS STEEL

ETAL STU ITH ON ETE

LOO

OU LE LASS LA IN

2 12 HS STEEL

1 HS STEEL

3 INSULATION

2 ON ETE ANEL

ATE OO E ANE

1 4 I E E ENT ANEL

STEEL AVE ENE ATO

STEEL ONNE T I LAN E ITH

1 OLTS

STEEL OLU N

STEEL EA ITH LAN E

U E AIL SU O TS

LO E AIL SU O TS

EIN O E ON ETE O

DETAILS

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE REINFORCE

CONCRETE DOCK

UPPER RAIL &

SUPPORTS

LOWER RAIL &

SUPPORTS

STEEL BEAM

WITH FLANGE

STEEL COLUMN

STEEL CONNECT

RIM FLANGE

WITH 10 BOLTS

STEEL WAVE

GENERATOR

3” INSULATION

2” CONCRETE PANEL

20” X 12” RHS STEEL


1/4” FIBER CEMENT PANEL

DOUBLE GLASS GLAZING

5” METAL STUD WITH

CONCRETE FLOOR



1” STEEL CABLE

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE


DOUBLE GLASS GLAZING



5” METAL STUD WITH

CONCRETE FLOOR

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EXTERIOR RENDERINGS

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PROJECT ABSTRACT

The project is to design a wall system of a fashion boutique in a three-

story building, and it has a flat roof and parapet and floor-to-floor height

of 11’-0” maximum. The wall will be the street facade of a small building

on a typical San Francisco mid-block lot, 25’ wide with adjacent buildings

left and right abutting the building. The facade includes; an entry door

with a canopy; windows, some or all being operable, some or all with solar

control; and at least two exterior finish materials. From the process of

this project can learn how to control every part of details. The wall section

and its related elevations, plans, and details provide a significant portion

of a completed description of a building. It is a process to prepare to

develop a high level of competence in the technical aspects of architectural

design through exploring a wall section.

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ARH604_

FASHION BOUTIQUE

INFORMATION

Location_

156 Geary Street,

San Francisco,

CA 94118, USA

Site Area_

2000 sq ft

Project Size_

1400 gross sq ft

Project Year_

2014

Program_

Commercial Building

for Fashion store

Structure_

Steel

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COURSE ARH604 TITLE Fashion Boutique

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Academy of Art University, USA

Master of Architecture, M.Arch II

DESIGNER_Messer Yang

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