2013PTW

2010UTS

2008EOP

2004UK

2002A+D

2000UK

Lily Lelilyle911@yahoo.comcell: 84 0938 749 770skype: lilythuytienle

Vision: To continue to broaden my architectural experience internationally and gain more responsibilties leading projects through full completion of design phases to construction. But to also maintain a high-level of energy and passion in the art of architecture.

Education: MA of Digital Architecture 2010 [Univ Technology of Sydney]MA Architecture Theory 2004 [Univ of Kentucky, US]BA of Architecture 2000 [Univ of Kentucky, US]

University of Technology pf Sydney, AustraliaMaster of Digital Architecture :Thesis : Computational Architecture [Data processing/ Graphical Representa-tion, Research in Asia high-density Housing, Fabrications of model making methods

University of Kentucky, College of Architecture, USMaster of Architecture Theory :Dissertation : Urban Renewal research, Thesis project focus on Perspectivedrawing and model making [wood shop], Assistant Professor for 1st year studios, Travel abroad program in Berlin, Germany

University of Kentucky, College of Architecture, USBA of Architecture : Tau Sigma Delta [Honors Program], Honorable Mention Design Award [2 years on studio], Dean’s List [4 years], Peggy Guggenheim Scholarship in Venice, Italy for a year

Professional Experience :PTW Architects, Sydney, Australia [based in the office of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Taipei, Taiwan]Present - August 2010 Key Roles: Project Team Leader for Taipei projects, Lead Designer in TaipeiCompetitions, Deliverables for Design Development Packages, Lectured in Design Studios at Architecture School of HCMC and Taipei

EOP Architects, Lexington, Kentucky, USJuly 2004 - Dec 2008 Key Roles: Construction Documentation [Revit], Commercial and Mix-Use Residential Projects

College of Architecture, Univ of Kentucky, USJune 2004 - Feb 2002 Prof for Figure Drawing Class to students in Architecture Program

Architecture + Design Inc.. Washington, DCJan 2002- May 2000 Key Roles : Construction Documentation [AutoCad], Marketing Presen tations, Interior Design Drafting

MONTREAL

TAIPEI

SYDNEY

SAIGON

Computer Skills :

90% 82% 75% 50% 90% 85% 90%

WENDECOMPETITION 2 0 1 3 F I N A L I S T

A HISTORICAL SITE CENTERED AROUND ONE OF THE OLDEST BUD-DHIST TEMPLES IN TAIPEI, THE COMPETITION CALLED FOR A VISION OF A NEW WENDE COMMUNITY THAT EMBRACES THE OLD HISTORY WITH THE NEW URBAN CULTURE OF THE VERTICAL GREEN VILLAGE, A MODERN LIVING SPACE WITH SKY GARDENS FOR THE RESIDENTS AND HISTORICAL ARTS CULTURAL CENTER AT THE LOWER LEVELS FOR THE PUBLIC.THREE TOWERS WITH MIX-USE FUNCTIONS MERGED INTO ONE PLACE, AN ICONIC GATEWAY INTO NEW COMMUNITY.

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FORMS INSPIRED BY TAIWANS’ GEO-GRAPHICAL STONE FORMATIONS

FORCES OF WIND

SITE VIEWS

DIAGRAMMTIC FORM PROCESS

VERTICAL GREEN GARDENS

OPEN PLAZA

TRADITIONAL HERITAGE GATE

ICONIC FORMS

THE PODIUM

FLUIDITY OF WATER

MULTI-FUNCTIONS: RESIDENTIAL, PUBLIC PARKS, OFFICES, CULTURAL CENTER, POLICE STATION, OPEN MAR-KET AREA

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The New Keelung Harbour Service Towers radiate as iconic lighthouses upon entering the city from sea.

The old port needed revitalization, a place not just for shipping business but for the people to enjoy.

IN COLLABORATION WITH ACDF ARCHITECTS MONTREAL, QUEBEC

[[ FINALIST ]KEELUNG HARBOR COMPETITION 2012

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IN COLLABORATION WITH ACDF ARCHITECTS MONTREAL, QUEBEC

KEELUNG HARBOR COMPETITION 2012THE EXISITNG SITE ELEMENTS OF MOVE-MENT IN THE OLD TRAIN TRACKS, WIND, AND WATER, LIGHTHOUSE AND BREAKWATER STRUCTURES ALL INSPIRED THE CONCEPT OF THE DESIGN. . . . .

THE MATERIAL OF THE TOWERS REFLECT LIGHT AND MIRROR MOVE-MENTS OF THE WATER AND ALSO FRAMING VIEWS TO THE MOUN-TAINS ON ONE SIDE AND OPEN VIEWS TO THE SEA ON THE OTHER.

A BRIDGE CONNECTED THE NEW KEELUNG HARBOR TOWERS CREATING OPEN NIGHT MARKETS AND PUBLIC SPACES BY DAY TO CON-TEMPLATE MOMENTS BY THE SEA.

MODEL 1:200 SCALE

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TAIPEI

TOWERS

BANCIAO MIX-USE TOWERBANCIAO CITY, TAIPEI [BUSINESS DISTRICT]

20,800 m² [30 LEVELS] TOWER WITH RETAIL ON FIRST 2 LEVELS AND RESIDENTIAL ABOVE WITHROOFTOP GARDEN. TAIPEI IS A H EAVILY EARTHQUAKE CITY, SO THE STRUCTURE WAS ALREADY PRE-DETER-MINE, THE DESIGN CHALLENGE WAS TO CREATE A FACADE THAT WOULD LIGHTEN THE STRUCTURAL COLUMNS, GIVING THE TOWER A MORE TRANPARENT FEEL AND ATTRACTING THE PUBLIC TO THE RETAIL ON LOWER LEVELS, A STOREFRONT THAT WOULD DIFFERENTIATE IT FROM THE OTHER CENTERS NEARBY.

[WORKED ON CONCEPT AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE, CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION]

OPTION O1

OPTION O2

OPTION O3

CHOSEN OPTION

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ROOF GARDEN

SHUI XIAN TOWER 1

NEW TAIPEI CITY, NEAR THE NORTHERN COASTAL EDGE,TWO DANCING SISTER TOWERS, CONCEPT IS ABOUT VERTI-CAL MOVEMENT. A MIX-USE TOWER WITH MOUNTAINS TO THE EAST AND OCEAN TO THE WEST, THE 30 LEVEL TOWERSARE SCULPTURAL AGAINST THE LANDSCAPE BUT ALSO HAS TO INTERACT WITH THE GROWING URBANSCAPE AND BUSI-NESS DISTRICT NEAR THE WATERFRONT.

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DANCING SISTER TOWERS

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SHUI XIAN TOWER 2

BOTH TOWERS ARE STILL CURRENTLY UNDER CONCEPT DE-SIGN, CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN BEGINNING OF NEXT YEAR.[WORKED ON CONCEPT PHASE AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT] LEAD DESIGNER IN THIS PROJECT

GOLD’S GYM FITNESS CENTER :

DEVELOPED A NEW BRANDING AND CONCEPT FOR THE CONTEMPORARY FITNESS CENTER OF GOLD’S GYM THAT COULD BE EASILY ADAPTED TO LOCA-TIONS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHERN REGIONS [CONSTRUCTED IN GEORGIA, OHIO, ILLINOIS, AND KENTUCKY]

[WORKED ON ALL PHASES TO COMPLETION USING REVIT FOR CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION]

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[ BUILT WORKS IN STATES]

MAIN + ROSE URBAN LOFTS :

22,668 m² MID-RISE SITUATED DOWNTOWN LEXINGTON CENTRAL TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, AND AN INDUSTRIAL HISTORI-CAL AREA ON CORNER OF TWO PROMINENT STREETS. LOWER LEVELS OF RETAIL SHOPS WITH 2nd LEVELS OF OFFICES and RESIDEN-TIAL ABOVE.

[WORKED ON ALL PHASES TO COMPLETIONUSING REVIT FOR CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION]

MODEL

EXTERIOR VIEWSINTERIOR VIEW

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[ BUILT WORKS IN STATES]

master’s ExpIRIMENTATIONS :

01 SKELETALSTRUCTURE

02 SLUM MOLD

03 SOCIAL BRANCHING

04 SURFACES

EXPLORATIONS IN DIGITAL METHODS [3D PRINTING, LASER CUTTING, DATA PROCESSING] GENERATING COMPLEX FORMS AND DIGITAL SKINS AND GRAPHI-CAL INFORMATION .

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02 SLUM MOLD

03 SOCIAL BRANCHING

04 SURFACES

VOGT SITE: 1900’s INDUSTRIALIZED WAREHOUSES FOR PRODUC-TION SPACES, EMBEDDED WITH A RICH PHYSICAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY, HEART OF DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY IS TRANS-

FORMED INTO “INDUSTRIAL ART LABS” A PLAY-GROUND FOR DESIGNERS, ARTISTS, CRAFTMENS, MEDIA GRAPHIC ARTIST AND FILM MAKERS TO EXPERIMENT.

THE DESIGN FOCUSED ON SPLIT PERSPECTIVES, SPACES OF DUAL-ITY, OLD REMNANTS OF WAREHOUSE MERGING INTO NEW STRUC-TURE, LIGHT OPEN AREAS FOR EXHIBITING ART AND DARK CLOSED UNDERGROUND LABS FOR VIDEOS, THE WAREHOUSE CONTAINS SEQUENCES OF SPACES ABOUT EXPERIENCING LIGHT AND DARK.

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VOGT SITE: 1900’s INDUSTRIALIZED WAREHOUSES FOR PRODUC-TION SPACES, EMBEDDED WITH A RICH PHYSICAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY, HEART OF DOWNTOWN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY IS TRANS-

FORMED INTO “INDUSTRIAL ART LABS” A PLAY-GROUND FOR DESIGNERS, ARTISTS, CRAFTMENS, MEDIA GRAPHIC ARTIST AND FILM MAKERS TO EXPERIMENT.

THE DESIGN FOCUSED ON SPLIT PERSPECTIVES, SPACES OF DUAL-ITY, OLD REMNANTS OF WAREHOUSE MERGING INTO NEW STRUC-TURE, LIGHT OPEN AREAS FOR EXHIBITING ART AND DARK CLOSED UNDERGROUND LABS FOR VIDEOS, THE WAREHOUSE CONTAINS SEQUENCES OF SPACES ABOUT EXPERIENCING LIGHT AND DARK.

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3D PRINTING MODEL

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01skeletal structure

EXHIBITION OF MODELS

STRUCTURE AS ART, AN AESTHETIC ROOF SYSTEM: FLEXIBLE AND EX-PANDABLE IN VARIOUS CONDTIONS

PART 1. BONE STRUCTUREPART2. SKIN. MEMBRANE

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SITE : PHOTO OF FAVELAS IN RIO DI JANEIRO

FIGURE GROUND PLAN OF FAVELAS

STUDY FORMATION 01. FAVELAS AS COMMUNITIES

STUDY 02. FAVELAS SPREADING AS INDIVIDUAL HOUSING UNIT

STUDY 03. FAVELAS MORPHING INTO THE NATURAL CONDITIONS OF THE SITE

STUDY 02. FAVELAS MERGING TO LINES AND CONSTRAINTS OF MOUNTAINS AND WATERWAYS

STUDY 02. FAVELAS AS INDIVIDUAL HOUSING UNIT

skeletal 03 SLUM MOLDPROCESSING SCRIPT SIMULAT-ING THE GROWTH OF SLUM GROWTH OF THE ROCINHA FAVELAS, BRAZIL

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE SLUM GROWTH BEHAV-IOR, AN ORGANIC ARCHITEC-TURE GROWTH AND UNDER-STANDING OF THE ASSEMBLY OF SLUM HOUSING AND HOW IT REACTS TO THE NATURAL LANDSCAPES OF MOUNTAINS AND RIVERS.

IN ANALYZING THE ROCINHA FAVELAS AS A CASE STUDY, ONE CAN DETERMINE THE ADVAN-TAGES OF SLUM GROWTH: THE CONNECTIVITY OF COMMUNI-TIES, THE NATURAL FORMATION OF HOUSING UNITS CONFORM-ING TO THE EXISITNG LAND-SCAPES AND PASSAGEWAYS, AND THESE RULES OF ASSEM-BLY CAN THEN BE APPLIED TO VARIOUS SITES AND URBANS-CAPES WITH DIFFERENT CONSTRAINTS OF INFRASTRUC-TURE.

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[ RESEARCH IN HIGH-DENSITY . . . . . . HOUSING IN ASIA ]

03socialbranching:

HONG KONG URBAN HOUSING PROJECT,SOCIAL BRANCHING IS HIGH DENSITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITYBASED ON THE CONCEPT OF UNIQUE UNITS STACKED, INSPIRED BY THE NUDI-BRANCH SEA SPECIES [WHERE A MAIN LIMB BRANCHES OUT TO MULTIPLE PARTS BUT ALL CONNECTED TO THE CORE ] WHERE THE SOCIAL BRANCHING UNITS ARE ALL CONNECT-ED THROUGH A CENTRAL COURTYARD.

THE OBJECTIVEOF THE SOCIAL BRANCH HOUSING WAS TO ACHIEVE SAME AMOUNT OF UNIT DENSITY AS THE ADJA-CENT HIGH-RISE TOWERS OF THE LAGUNA CITY. BUT ALSO DESIGN A HIGH DENSITY LIVING COMPLEX WITH BENFITS OF OPEN VIEW / VENTILATION/ GREEN SPACE AND ORIGI-NALITY OF APARTMENT

SITE

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[ RESEARCH IN HIGH-DENSITY . . . . . . HOUSING IN ASIA ]