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ARCHITECTURE

DESIGN

PORTFOLIO

JUN

JULIEN

LI

University

ofSouthern

California


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2008-2012

UniversityoIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign

UvstyonsaUbn-Cmpg

BacheloroS

cienceinArchitecturalStudies

2012-2014

UniversityoSouthernCaliornia

UvstyoSohnCfona

MasteroArchitecture(M.Arch)

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Win(Spr.2011)

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HabeMo

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CriticalMass

StudentChoiceAward(2012)

AnnualArrayInternationalCompetitio

n-SelectedWorks

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3830MainStreet

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1246W3

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i-grav

ity

s

lide

exhibitionpark,lo

sangeles

graduatestudio[2012]-

Andy

Ku

endeavorshuttlemuseum


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Vector

sofdifferentforces,dependingonthe

densityofpeople,dentsthefield(site),

leavingbehindavisibletectonicpattern

teocen.

A

com

binationoffourmethodsoftransportation

(train,automobile,bus,foot)

isrepresented,

where

eachhas

theirownforceanddirection

accord

ingtoanalysis.

1

platfo

rm

//siteistreatedasa

flexiblesurfacethatisableto

recieveandretaindeformation,

denseareareflectsaheavier

conce

ntrationofvectorsimpacting

thes

urface.

2

target//whatdoescombination

ofallthepathvectorslooklike?

Specificpointsshowsdirectionand

force

ofmajorvectors,theseare

thep

ointsofarrival.

deline

ate//separationand

deline

ationoftheareaallows

desig

nationofprogramsand

circulationtobeassignednaturally

basedonuserspathoftravel.

division

dvso

//thereisadefined

relationshipbetweenprogram

and

circulation,providingusersa

natural-flow

experience.

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Each

individualsmovementretainsthequalityofavector,withdirectionandspeed.Thesevectorscan

becalculatedandmanipulated,accordingto

ourspecifictarget(site).Theendeavore

xhibitionsite

isgeometricallyorganizedbythevectorsofincominguserpath,tobeabletoreceive

andre-direct

movement.

whatifourpathbecamevisible,leavinga

permanentphysicalfootprinteverywherewe

go?

si

te

map

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Vectors

penetratingthesurfaceleavesbehindvisibletraces,massinggivesinandretainsthea

fter-

shape

createdbytheforce.Massingissmoothedoutasanexpressiontotheinvisiblepath

vectors

.

gallerymaintenance

galleries

/exhibitions

egressstairs

verticalcirculationstairs

bridgetoSciencenter

endeavorgallery


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prescedent:

NationalLibraryo

ftheCzechRepublicbyTom

Wiscombe

inPrague,2007.project

isresponsivetoitsenvironmen

t,

takinginaccountofurbancontext.

Itc

reatesadynamicmotion

comparedwiththestaticcityo

fPrague.Theprojectalsoconsidersare

lationbetweenprogram

and

form.

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Thenew

addition

toCaliforniaSciencenterisaimedtor

eflectthegreatness

inhuman

technologicaladvancesandknowledgethroughbothinter

nalandexternaltransition

experience.Exhib

itionhighlights

theEndeavourinlaunch

position,signifyingits

importance

butstillretainsa

connectionwiththecommonman.The

exhibitionis

toaccommodate

incomingusersbyadaptingtotheirpathoftravel,

takingwhatseems

tobechaotic

movementsandorganizethem

withinthebuilding.Buildingmassingandlandscapeis

manipulatedtor

ecievetheincomingusers,internalcirc

ulationorganizespeoplespathto

enhancetheexhibitionexperience.

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floorplates//organizedtodirect

view

tospecific

areasoftheshuttle

withextendedareasoneachfloor.

topleveloffers

aview

tangenttothe

shuttlescockpit.

1

structure//2

separatesystems

independentlysu

pport

floorplates

andexteriorenv

elope.

2

HVAC

Zones//

dividiedintotwo

separatezonesbasedonprogram

-galleryzonea

ndendeavorzone.

3

hybrid//HVAC

system

organized

accordingtostr

ucturallayout,

divided

intotwosection

s,withapproporiate

ductsizing.

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gallery

endeavourgallery

foyer/entrance

launch

gallery

inform

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gallery

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cockpit

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1

2

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6

5

7

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circulationdiagram


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northeastentrance

a

b

c

d

a

b

c

d

roofopening

louversystem

sideshuttleopening

grandstairs

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a

b

w6

w8

w8

w8

w8

w8

w6

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firstlevel

12

secondlevel

50

thirdlevel

71

fourthlevel

92

plazalevel

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6

shuttlelevel

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s ectio

naa

sec

tion

bb

firstlevel

12

secondlevel

50

thirdlevel

71

fourthlevel

92

plazalevel

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shuttlelevel

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fifthlevel

113

w6

w6

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w8

w8

a

b

12

fifthlevel

113


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con

nec

ting

planes

sav

oy,illinois

Capstonestudio[2011]-Kenne

dy

Hutson

aircraft+aviationeducatio

nalfacility


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Acelebratio

noftheoriginandtheexistenceofaircrafts,creatingafacilityasthenewhomeforaviation.

The

primaryfunctionoftheaircraftsisnotlimitedtotra

nsportion,

thetransitionalexperienceismostuniqueand

worthgrasp

hing.

Conceptualframeworkrevolves

aroundtheideaofverticalelevation,thereisaneedfor

suchpresen

ceonthesite.

Thebuildingcreatesatransitionalsequencethatenhancesthe

usersexperience

withinthes

pace.

Changesinelevation,

direction,exposure,andindoor/outdoorspace

givestheusersa

senseofexp

lorationandadventure.


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50

150

350

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divide

elevate

integrate


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shift

connect

insert

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A

separation

ofspace

requires

twodifferenttranstionalsequenc-

es.

Workplace

requires

an

organized

and

straightforward

pass,

shortening

the

distance

between

each

work

space,

maximizingflow.

Educationalal/administration

partofthebuildingisorganized

to

have

a

more

playfuland

interactive

transtional

experi-

ence,giving

the

usersa

free

transitional

sequence

while

creating

more

opportunitiesfor

interactions

and

communica-

tions.

Second

levelcorridorssuspends

overthecourtyard,givingusersa

sense

offloatation

experience.

Eachparticularroom

isplanned

accordingtothepassageways,

sotheuserisalwaysexposedto

naturalsouthernlightaswellas

outdoorscenery.


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hvacsystem

primarystructure

combined

enclosure

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gro

undle

vel

secon

daryle

vel

15

45

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10

30

70

Centrallo

bbyservesasthemaintranstionalspac

ebetweenthetwopartitions,emphasizestheideaof

openspa

ceandfreecirculation.

Suchspaceis

porous

porous,allowingpedestrianpenetratio

n,givingthe

placeaweightlessfeel.Thiscommongatheringareaencouragestheuserstomove

throughthe

building.

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[in

sert]sym

bios

is

variousoceanshore

locations

2012

AIAS

steelcompetition-erich

emingway

group:JacobS

tellwagen

marine-scienceexperim

entallab


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refle

c

tions

chicagoave+northlasalle,chicago,il

junio

rstudio[2011]-KevinJ.Hinders

m

ix-usedmid-riseresidentia

lcomplex


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Thebuilding

representsa

ladderthat

creates

an

d

accompanies

social

interactionsamongthenear-bypedes-

trians,custom

ers,andtheresidents.

The

goalistoc

ollectand

transform

the

interactiona

ndcommunicationfrom

a

horizontalle

velup

verticallyinto

the

buildingitself.

Thuslightingupthearea

withlife.


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Centerglasspeiceservesasan

invitationandaguidethat

directspeople

into

the

building,while

providing

a

unique

transitionsequencefromtheexteriortointeriorspace.

Theglass

curvesfrom

thetopofthebuilding

,coveringthegardens,into

themainentrance,andcontinuestoflow

throughthefloor

slabslikearibbon.


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Standingafar,reflectionofthecitycanbeseenfrom

theglass

peice,t

heuserisconfrontedwiththeirownreflectionsasthey

movetowardsthebuilding,andeventuallythroughthemain

entranc

e.

a

b

c


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di-

agonal//d

i-verge//d

i-rec

t

silverlake,losangeles

Graduatestudio[2013]-Joh

nMutlow

midterm

(in

progress)

public

library+

commun

itycenter


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(110

ft.)

(20

ft.)

(320

ft.)

(370ft.)

(45ft.)

(445

ft.)

(50

ft.)

(510ft.)

sitepl

an

sepan

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a

Site

is

locate

da

ta

ma

jor

intersection

near

downtown

Los

Ange

les,

sign

ifyin

gitasaprime

location

for

futurecommun

ity

deve

lopment.

Bot

hma

jorpu

blictransportationsystem

(Su

bway

an

d

Bus

)connec

tsthe

cityto

thispart

icu

lar

location.

Perio

d

between

su

b-

des

tinations

often

prov

ide

users

with

am

bigous

spaces,

or

lost.

Loca

larea

lac

ks

green

pu

blic

spaces

an

d

she

lters,

mark

ing

this

area

a

place

oftrans

ition

instea

d

ofa

placeo

faccomod

ation.

b

Surroun

ding

infra

structuresarecompose

do

fma

inlycommer-

cialbu

ildings,

re

ndering

the

intersection

an

idea

lp

lace

for

consumers.

There

is

a

lac

k

of

attractions

to

the

current

programs

on

site

,an

d

litt

le

incentive

forpasser-

bysto

stop.

Eac

hloca

lbus

ine

ss

ison

lyserv

ingtothec

loseprox

imityo

fthe

ne

ighborhoo

d,

ins

tea

do

freac

hingouttotheentirecommun

ity.

Propose

d

des

ign

aims

to

prov

ide

a

common

place

forth

is

chaotic

intersection,

yetsti

ll

able

to

reflectthe

surroun

ding

ex

isting

infrastructures.

Transtiono

fmov

ing

from

apu

blicopen

spacetoamoree

nc

lose

dprivatespacea

llowsuserstoescape

from

the

busype

destr

ian

tra

fficaroun

d

the

corner.

Programs

are

elevate

d

top

rov

ide

betterv

isua

lconnection,

leav

ing

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groun

dleve

lopen

for

interactionsan

drecreations.

ground

level

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lobby

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atrium

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frontdesk

circulation

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security

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staffentry

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storage

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intersectionplazamanipulated

tofunnelusersintothe

building,adjacenttoporta

l.

entrancethroughcentral

circulationofthebuilding,

greetedbythelobby.

privatesectionofthebuilding

offersentrytostaffonly,

accesstooffices,storage,

daycare,etc.

informationdeskandand

che-

ckoutdeskareconnecte

dto

rearstaffsection.

upperreadingroomsare

exposeddirectlytoex-

teriorplaza.

centerofthelibrary,user

hasoptionstobrowseor

moveupwards.

5 4

3a 2 1 0

secondarystairsexposed

totheexteriorcourt

yard,offersquickcirculation.

6

upperlevelcontainsreading

roomsoverlookingtheentire

libraryaswellasthe

cornerplaza.

7

atrium

stairsactsasthemain

circulationdeviceforentire

building.

3b

endofthejourney,user

isputintoarelaxed,open

spacewithview

tothe

intersection.

8

routetotheretailarea

ofthelibrary,access

tosittingareasandthe

cafe.

3c

3c

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plaza

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groun

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secon

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top

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ffices

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2000

sq.ft.)

(

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cafe

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(1400

sq.ft.)

(

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circulation

ccao

(1600

sq.ft.)

(

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reading

ren

(2300sq.ft.)

(

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exhibitio

n

ebo(1800

sq.ft.)

(

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multi-1

mu-

(1000sq.ft.)

(

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mu-(900

sq.ft.)

(

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retail

rea(800

sq.ft.)

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adult

a(12700

sq.ft.)

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a/va(2000

sq.ft.)

(

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children

cde

(3900

sq.ft.)

(

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comp

cmp

(1600

sq.ft.)

(

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teen

te(1300

sq.ft.)

(

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daycare

d

e

(1200

sq.ft.)

(

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lobby

lo(2100

sq.ft.)

(

)

private/enclosed

public/open

verticalcirculation

programsaredividedintotwogroups-

defnedbyopenandclosedspaces.Eachindividualspace

possesstwo

typeoinuences,allowingtheuserstohavetheirownexperience.m

assingsupports

thelinearre

lationshipbetweentheopenandclosedpro

grams,allowingtransitioningthroughthe

spacesmoo

tly.

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fors

tan

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by

me

throug

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the

years,yourpresenceg

ifts

me

with

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courage

to

conquera

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obstac

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studio

pro

fessors,

foryourcons

tan

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encouragemen

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formeremp

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exp

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Go

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foryouren

dless

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