qu jiang | 2016 graduate work sample | pratt institute
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This work sample features architectural design, interior design, textile design, hand drawings and other works.TRANSCRIPT
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PortfolioQu Jiang
architecture, interior design, textile, pattern and ornaments, hand drawings
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MONETS GARDEN
ORIENTAL DREAM
MONETS GARDEN
ORIENTAL DREAM
MONETS GARDEN
ORIENTAL DREAM
PUBL
IC
HOSP
ITALI
TY
ARCHITECTURAL/INTERIOR TEXTILE/PATTERN/ORNAMENTS
TEX
TIL
E
OFFICE RHYTHMIZED FOLIAGE
SHOWROOM/OFFICE 3D WALLPAPER
FOLK ART MUSEUM GALLERY
STENCIL TILING
HAND DRAWINGS
HAND
DRAW
INGS
GATEWAY SOCIAL FOOD HUB (THESIS) UPHOLSTERY AND WALLCOVERING
CUL
TUR
AL
COMMER
CIA
L
PATTER
N &
ORNAMEN
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gatewayinstallation
Parametric design has been con-sidered as the cutting edge trend in the architectural design realm, regardless of the debate it arose. This group project endeavours to push students creativity to the next level with the introduction of top-down design approach.This is a freeway art project locat-ed in the Prince Hwy commissioned by the City of Wyndham.
PROPOSAL
We started with a biomimicry structure - voronoi tunnel: to pro-vide a habitat for birds to reside and meanwhile to act as a patch in urban forestry for birds to travel by. As parks and reserves are best known destinations in the City of Wyndham, this would be a great way to welcome the visitors.
a 2D voronoi based on arbitrary points
voronoi generation
curve attractor
3d structure
We started from a pool of selec-tions, followed by narrowing the choice down using different crite-ria and finally ended up with the 3D voronoi that we thought would meet the functional and aesthetics purpose.
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showroom/office mixed-useThis is a proposed car showroom design project located in the Melbourne CBD on the former Barlow Motors Enterprise site. It is assuming that Barlow Motors still exist today and commissioned us to design a new building for their office and showroom. Barlow Motor founder is well known of his dramatic life and Mr Barlow Jr. is known for his adventurous spirit. This studio consists of two parts: neon sign and building design. My design is aimed to integrate the spirits of Mr Barlow and Barlow Jr. into the neon sign and building.
neon sign
The indoor sign is composed of hundreds of light tubes arranged in a certain pattern that when the light turn on, a reversed BARLOW sign can be seen on the floor. This is to simulate the founder, A.G. Barlows life of contrast with glory and shad-ow. Contoured elevation symbolizes Mr Barlows dramatic life as well as adventurous and ambitious spirit. The sense of dynamic represents the never stopping innovation and challenge this company would em-bark on.
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officeprojectThis is a proposed office project for a design firm located in the iconic international style Seagram Building in New York City. The idea is to create a fake mountain with timber panels in the chaos of metropolitan setting. It serves the function of revealing and preserving privacy in the corresponding areas while providing the sense of nature. The tim-ber panels are cut out and oriented differently with various density to achieve that goal.
view of reception area
view of office and meeting roomview of hallwayview of internal staircase and lounge
section
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museumproject
This project is a proposed construction of American Folk Art Museum in the historical heritage site in Dumbo, Brooklyn to house and exhibit over 5,000 pieces of art work. My concept is to embody the history of Dumbo and the life rise-and-fall of folk artists in the design of the spatial experience. Hence, meandering paths are designed to distil and give options to the visitors, for more intimate experience and unique discoveries in the ground floor permanent gallery. The temporary gallery is interconnected by two ramps, to promote movements not only horizontally, also vertically. Different perspectives to be discovered throughout these movements.
perspective view of atrium and gallery entrance
LECTURE
UP
SMALLLOBBY
OUTDOORTERRACE
SHOP MENWC
WOMENWC
RECEPTION
ATRIUM
UP
AUDITORIUM
CAFE
CLASSROOM
CLASSROOM
PROJECTIONROOM
UPPP UPUU
EGRESSSTAIRS
ENTRY
ENTRY
LOUNGECOAT
ELEVATOR
ENTRYENTRYENTRY
A
A'
B
B'
D.INSPIRATION FROMOTHER SOURCES
A.SCULPTURE GALLERY
C.FURNITURE ANDOTHER HOUSEHOLDOBJECTS
PERMANENT GALLERY'THE ZIG-ZAG GALLERY'
CC'
1
2
34
A
B
C
D
OPEN TOBELOW
ATRIUM
DOWN
DOWN
DOWN
RI
B
RAMP
TEMPORARYGALLERY
LIBRARY
M
A
A'
ARCHIVE ARCHIVE
RAREBOOKS
EGRESSSTAIRS
UPPP UPUU
ARCHIVE
CURATOROFFICE
UNISEXWC
UNISEXWC
MECHANICAL
PANTRY
COMMONAREAOFFICE
LL BBRRAARRYY
MEETING
TEMPORARYCOLLECTION
B
B'
6
5
left: concept model
rendered perspective view of the sculpture gallery
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rendered perspective views
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ideationproject
CON
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PACE
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VOID
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SKIN
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CIRC
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TITL
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PRO
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01 THE BIG BANG
top
elevation
isometric
interior section
05 METROPOLIS
09 LAVA
06 CURRENT
10 CONNECTION 11 MORPH 12 SWIRL
07 WAVE 08 URBAN JUNGLE
02 EVOLUTION 03 SHARD 04 INTERLOCK
This project is designated to visualize our wild-est conception and ideas using different tools. My design is a gallery inspired by Deconstruc-tivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which pro-motes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are fragmented into shards penetrating and breaking through different floors.
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DN
UP
DN
DN
PLAN
SUN STUDIES
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
Level 1
Section CC
Section BB
Section AA
Level 2 - Mezzanine
Level 3 Exploded Analysis
Axonometric Section 2
Axonometric Section 1
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
SECTIONAXONOMETRIC SECTIONS
UP
31' - 0"
17' -
0"
CONCEPT SITE
This gallery is inspired by Deconstructivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which promotes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are frag-mented into shards penetrating and breaking through the different floors.
INSPIRATION
Urb
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A sp
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into
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ts.
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DN
UP
DN
DN
PLAN
SUN STUDIES
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
Level 1
Section CC
Section BB
Section AA
Level 2 - Mezzanine
Level 3 Exploded Analysis
Axonometric Section 2
Axonometric Section 1
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
SECTIONAXONOMETRIC SECTIONS
UP
31' - 0"
17' -
0"
CONCEPT SITE
This gallery is inspired by Deconstructivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which promotes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are frag-mented into shards penetrating and breaking through the different floors.
INSPIRATION
Urb
an D
ebris
A sp
ace
deco
nstru
cted
into
frag
emen
ts.
STU
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T: Q
U J
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ASS:
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713
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CLAS
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DN
UP
DN
DN
PLAN
SUN STUDIES
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
Level 1
Section CC
Section BB
Section AA
Level 2 - Mezzanine
Level 3 Exploded Analysis
Axonometric Section 2
Axonometric Section 1
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
SECTIONAXONOMETRIC SECTIONS
UP
31' - 0"
17' -
0"
CONCEPT SITE
This gallery is inspired by Deconstructivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which promotes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are frag-mented into shards penetrating and breaking through the different floors.
INSPIRATION
Urb
an D
ebris
A sp
ace
deco
nstru
cted
into
frag
emen
ts.
STU
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T: Q
U J
IAN
GCL
ASS:
INT
713
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CLAS
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IDEA
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DN
UP
DN
DN
PLAN
SUN STUDIES
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
Level 1
Section CC
Section BB
Section AA
Level 2 - Mezzanine
Level 3 Exploded Analysis
Axonometric Section 2
Axonometric Section 1
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
SECTIONAXONOMETRIC SECTIONS
UP
31' - 0"
17' -
0"
CONCEPT SITE
This gallery is inspired by Deconstructivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which promotes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are frag-mented into shards penetrating and breaking through the different floors.
INSPIRATION
Urb
an D
ebris
A sp
ace
deco
nstru
cted
into
frag
emen
ts.
STU
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T: Q
U J
IAN
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ASS:
INT
713
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CLAS
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thesisprojectSocial Food HubCan lunch break be the hour to revitalize rather than inevitable time to feed?
This project aims to address the issue of unhealthy lunch hab-its among people working across the U.S. The objective is to re-introduce a ritual approach to the eating habits within the established one hour lunch break as part of the contemporary daily routine. Hence, a social food hub is proposed initiating the users to an experiential space of various eating, resting and napping environments. The process is supported by ad-dressing different body postures, and privacy levels of differ-ent user groups. The design is proposed in the Starrett Lehigh building, in New York.
ENVIRONMENTS ANALYSIS
9am - 6pm
OFFICE HOUR OVERTIME
6pm - 9pm 11am - 10pm
OPENNING HOURS PEAK HOURS OFF-PEAK HOURS
12am - 1pm 5 pm - 7pm
9am - 11pm1pm - 5pm7pm - 9pm
OBSERVATION LOCATION
OFFICE FAST FOOD SOCIAL FOOD HUB
MATERIALITY
CARPET
TIMBER
GLASS
ACOUSTIC FINISHING
POLISHED CONCRETE
CERAMIC TILE POLISHED CONC
TILE Metal SheetTIMBER STONE CORK
TRANSLUCENT FABRIC
TIMBER POLISHED CONCRETE
FELT
HOURS OF OPERATION
CAFE / REST AREAOFFICE RESTAURANT
TIMBER STAINLESS STEEL
OFFICE CAFE / REST AREA RESTAURANT
OFFICE FOOD HUB
RESTAURANT
CAFE/ REST AREA
THESIS STATEMENTRevitalize your workday
SOCIAL FOOD HUB
DURATION OF LUNCH BREAK
TIME TRAVEL FOR FOOD
PREFARABLE TIME
60MINS60MINS 60MINS
10MINS
BRING OWN FOOD(EAT IN OFFICE)
BRING OWN FOOD(EAT OUTSIDE)
ORDER/GRAB FOODEAT IN OFFICE
EAT OUTSIDE/INDOOREAT OUTSIDE/OUTDOOR
>100 EMPLOYEES
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SECTION CC 1/4=1-0
SECTIONS AND RENDERED PERSPECTIVESRevitalize your workday
SOCIAL FOOD HUB
SECTION BB 1/4=1-0
PUBLIC EATING AREA PRIVATE EATING AREA
RESTING AREA NAPPING AREA
SECTION AA 1/4=1-0
SECTION CC 1/4=1-0
SECTIONS AND RENDERED PERSPECTIVESRevitalize your workday
SOCIAL FOOD HUB
SECTION BB 1/4=1-0
PUBLIC EATING AREA PRIVATE EATING AREA
RESTING AREA NAPPING AREA
SECTION AA 1/4=1-0
DN
UP
DN
DN
PLAN
SUN STUDIES
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
Level 1
Section CC
Section BB
Section AA
Level 2 - Mezzanine
Level 3 Exploded Analysis
Axonometric Section 2
Axonometric Section 1
Scale: 1/8 = 1-0
SECTIONAXONOMETRIC SECTIONS
UP
31' - 0"
17' -
0"
CONCEPT SITE
This gallery is inspired by Deconstructivism paintings and architecture. It aims to deliver a dynamic visual experience which promotes movement, guided by a main circulation staircase. Interior partitions are frag-mented into shards penetrating and breaking through the different floors.
INSPIRATION
Urb
an D
ebris
A sp
ace
deco
nstru
cted
into
frag
emen
ts.
STU
DEN
T: Q
U J
IAN
GCL
ASS:
INT
713
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CLAS
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TLE:
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N A
ND
REP
RESE
NTA
TIO
NPR
OFE
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R: L
OU
KIA
TSAF
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LIA
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resting area napping area private eating area
public eating area
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textiledesign
A set of oriental inspired motifs for wall covering and upholstery. Ideas driven from calligraphy, ancient Chinese window frames and clouds.
Colorways are designed to be dramatic and vivid while give the ancient Chinese ambience.
MONETS GARDEN
ORIENTAL DREAMBACK TO ROCOCO
MID-SUMMER NIGHT
BACK TO ROCOCO
MID-SUMMER NIGHT
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3dwallpaper
Designing 3d wallpaper has been an unprecedented course or practice except in Pratt. I have been excited to learn and try to design my own 3d wallpaper. Inspired by the social me-dia in this digital age, I try to repre-sent the infinity space of information and data surrounding us everyday. (3d glasses required to see the 3d effect.) My motif of wallpaper is from movie matrix, it gives the impression of data rain in this infinite space as a metaphor of our contemporary society.
repeat tiling to show overall effect
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rhythmizedfoliageInspired by floral ornaments in the Bed-stuy neighbourhood in Brooklyn, this project aims to design 3d foliage ornaments of today. Started with simple leaf found on campus, I modelled it in Maya and used other deformation tool to recreate a dynamic and vivid motion as if its
Base tile Pattern A
Rendered perspective of pattern A
Tiling
A
B
CPattern B Pattern C
falling or moving in the wind. To break the convention representation of foliage, I group different motions into one base tile and used rotation and mirror and other approaches to create new presentation of rhythmized foliages ornamentation.
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tilingstencil
This project aims to design stencil tiling for the white plain facade of a dormitory building on Pratt Institute campus. With the intention of simplicity and presentation of Pratt, I de-constructed the font Pratt and designed a set of tiling arrangements. It demonstrates a sense of organic pattern and simplicity. The word Pratt occurred twice on the facade and would only resonate with those who are familiar of Pratt.
Break down of Pratt
Deconstruction of edited Pratt font
Enlarge the font to balance positive and negative space. Let the de-constructed parts dominate the tile for more dramatic statement.
Overall tiling of stencil
Rendered image of building facade with final stencil designVersion 2a Version 2b
Literal Abstract
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handdrawings
Villa Lante, Italy
Nowadays, digital programs are replacing most of the manual work in architectur-al design field. However, I still find drawing/sketching by hand a very helpful way to express ideas or grasp the essence of the precedence. Here are some drawings done to study the designed landscapes and architecture over time.
Villa Farnese, Italy
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contactName: Qu Jiang
Email: [email protected][email protected]
Address : 295 Clinton Ave, Apt F1, Brooklyn, NY. 11205
Phone: (+1) 319-383-9725
online portfolio: issuu.com/qujiang