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BORE IS MORE

YU WU 2013-2016

Yu Wu | T 347-702-2899 | E [email protected]

A 600 W, 113th St, New York, NY10025, United States

DESIGN STUDIO

04 Court Show

10 Knowledge Bank

12 In-between Living

14 Lifescape

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES

16 Case Study: New Museum

17 WM Workshop

PRACTICE WORKS

18 Shenzhen Media Group Office Facade Design

19 Ningbo Dongqianhu Villa

20 Shutter Green DreamWorks Factory

21 Longhua Cultural Village

22 Royal Carribean Miami Terminal

23 Nansha Binhai Garden Hotel

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COURT SHOW2015 Fall Will published in 2015-2016 GSAPP Abstract

The courthouse is a government institution presenting reality shows that has significant influence on people’s daily life. The concept is to transform the courtrooms to performance spaces in order to create a non-hierarchy and democratic justice system that merged the govern-ment affairs and public life together. The new spatial organization is a grid filled with public spaces and court rooms alternately. Diverse activities can take place be-tween the court above and the ground below. By expos-ing the trial to the public, the court system can be more transparent, and also people are able to participate bet-ter in political affairs.

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Critic: Lise Anne Couture | Partner: Weiyao Zhang

Column Unit

Locker Unit

Book Unit

CD Unit

Desk Unit

Seat Unit

Bench

Plank

Steel BeamSingle Desk

Column

Reinforcing

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KNOWLEDGE BANK2014 SpringPublished in 2013-2014 GSAPP Abstract

The site is a crucial conjunction of different neighbor-hoods of Brooklyn. Although the difference contributes to a certain diversity, it also creates conflicts and reduc-es harmony. In the information age, books are regarded as redundant materials for many people, therefore they should be recycled to have a new function and redistrib-uted to be accessed by the people who really need them. The Knowledge Bank is actually a public bookshelf where people can save their own private books and also borrow books from others. In this way, the books can be cycled in different neighborhoods to encourage the experience of communicating and sharing.

Book Unit Column Unit

Seat Unit Desk Unit

CD Unit

Locker Unit

Cafe Table Long Desk

Single Desk Bar Table

Consulting Desk Bench

Playground

Private Desk

Shared Desk

Study Room Exhibition Room

Consulting Room Reading Room

Lobby Cafe

Lecture Room

Children’s Reading Room

Bookstore

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Critic: Rafi Segal

Dorm Micro 1-bedroom 1-bedroom 2-bedroom 2-bedroom

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IN-BETWEEN LIVING2014 FallPublished in 2014-2015 GSAPP Abstract

When people think about “living space” today, the strong sense of boundary and isolation can be evoked in various scales of the living environment. The “In-be-tween Living” intends to reunite the lost “living space” at different scales of the living environment – the unit, the building, and the community. It creates a type of living space that can mitigate the sudden shift people experi-ence in daily lives as they step out the threshold of each living scale, replacing it with a constant interconnection across different scales of social interactions, thus provid-ing new possibilities for the way we live and grow as our individual selves and as a social community.

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Critic: Hilary Sample | Partner: Chang Qi

The in-between state of flexibility extends outside of the single unit into the expanded unit of a floor level.

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SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C

SECTION C

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floating islands dock

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aquaculture school

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LIFESCAPE2015 Spring

Jaimaca Bay is a fragile land where diverse habitats support native species. However, the pollution and con-struction has threatened crucial habitats. To solve the problems, the program has both social and ecological response. Theproject aims to create a performative and connective landscape allowing for symbiotic activities to take place and also stimulating the ecosystem to get resilient. The pond on land is a passive and long-term resilient strategy. The floating island is an active and short-term strategy to adapt the system for immediate change and need. The former provides social and eco-logical resources; the latter distributes the resources and can have dynamic responses to different situations.

LIFESCAPESocial Response Ecological Response

Education Aqua School

Fish Ponds

Bird Habitats

FEMA School

Food Market

Swimming Pool

Production

Recreation Habitation

Area with Social Vulnerability

Area with Ecological Vulnerability

Proposed Site

Summer Location for Floating Islands

Winter Location for Floating Islands

Released Floating Islands after Disaster

Social Connection

Ecological Connection

Disaster Response

SUMMERMultifunctional Islands for People

WINTERHabitat Islands for Migration Birds

AFTER DISASTERFree Islands for Saving Life

JFK Airport

Hamilton Beach Park

Fountain Avenue Park

MarinePark

BergenBeach

CanarsiePark

Fountain Frank Charles Memorial Park

PennsylvaniaAvenue Park

Wildlife Refuge

Breezy Point

Plumb Beach

Floyd Bennett Field

Rockaway Beach

Vulnerable Population



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POOL

MARSH SHELTER

SUMMER - MULTIFUNCTIONAL ISLAND FOR PEOPLE WINTER - HABITAT FOR MIGRATION BIRDS

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Critic: Julia Watson | Partner: Anna Kueck

The ponds provide social and ecological resources,and the floating islands distribute the resources and can have dynamic responses to different situations.

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CASE STUDY: NEW MUSEUM2014 FallChang Qi, Yue Zhong, Boyuan Jiang, Yu WuAnalysis of Structural, Envolope, Mechanical Systems

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1. LOW-E GLASS2. CABLE3. HANDRAIL4. INTERIOR FLOOR FINISHING5. CONCRETE FINISHING6. GLASS HOLDER7. PRECAST CONCRETE SLAB8. DUCTWORKS9. CASTELLATED STEEL BEAM10. SLIP JOINT11. HAT CHANNEL

12. MULLION13. 3/4’ GYP BOARD14. MIN- FIBER BLANKET INSUL15. WATERPROOF16. HOT WATER PIPE17. SPANDREL LOW-E COATED GLASS18. ALUMINUM CLADDING19. MAIN TRUSS20. ADJUSTABLE CABLE TENSIONER21. FINNED TUBE RADIATOR22. BASE SHOE23. DRIP FLASHING

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MULTI-WORKSHOP2015 SpringChang Qi, Yue Zhong, Boyuan Jiang, Yu WuDesign of Structural, Envolope, Mechanical Systems

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SHENZHEN MEDIA GROUP OFFICE FACADE DESIGN2014 SummerYung Ho Chang, Xiaoning Liang, Shan Jiang, Yu WuSchematic design completed at FCJZ Atelier

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NINGBO DONGQIANHU VILLA2014 SummerYung Ho Chang, Xiaoning Liang, Shuyi Huang, Yu WuSchematic design completed at FCJZ Atelier

3SHUTER Green DreamWorks Factory Revised Proposal 樹德企業「綠色永續工廠」設計修正提案書藤本壯介建築設計事務所

展示區

新心館

裝卸區

塑膠課

成品倉庫

成品倉庫

鈑金課

員工餐廳

觀景台

觀景台

觀景台

觀景台

藝廊

工作坊

咖館口非

商店

咖館口非

辦公室

展示區

NATURAL SKINGrid brings sustainability and leisure together

ECO SKINCentral void creates a welcoming public space

and encourages friendly communication between factory and public space.

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SHUTTER GREEN DREAMWORKS FACTORY2015 Winter Sou Fujimoto, Yibei Liu, Jennifer Lai, Yu WuCompetition completed at Sou Fujimoto Architects

Garden and Energy

Library Museum

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LONGHUA CULTURE VILLAGE2015 SummerRafi Segal, Jesse Catalano, Justin Davidson, Yu WuCompetition completed at Rafi Segal’s Studio

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ROYAL CARRIBEAN MIAMI TERMINAL2015 WinterHani, Lise Anne, Liam, Klmns, Lucy, Weiyao, Yu WuCompetition completed at Asymptote Architecture

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NANSHA BINHAI GARDEN HOTEL2011-2012Chuan Chen, Qiao Song, Anqi Zhang, Yong He, Yu WuCompetition completed at Aedas Hong Kong

Experience

Publications

Education

Skills

Leadership

12/2015-01/2016

06/2015-07/2015

12/2014-01/2015

05/2014-08/2014

08/2011-07/2012

09/2013-05/2016

09/2007-05/2011

Columbia University GSAPP, New York, United StatesMArch Master of Architecture (Expected Graduation: May 18, 2016)

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, ChinaBSSc(AS) Bachelor of Social Science (Architectural Studies) with honors

Asymptote Architecture, New York, United States Intern- Designed the pattern of roof with grasshopper script for a terminal project- Drew detailed sections, elevations, and diagrams of the terminal- Designed the interior material and lighting by testing renderings

Rafi Segal Architecture Urbanism, Princeton, United States Intern- Created 3D models and diagrams for a library and museum competition- Designed master plan and floor plans for a residential project- Designed an exhibition layout for the works of Rafi Segal

Sou Fujimoto Architects, Tokyo, JapanIntern- Provided options of architectural materials by rendering for a gallery project- Created 3D model and renderings with post production for a factory project- Performed as a model maker for conceptual and study models

Atelier FCJZ (Yung Ho Chang), Beijing, ChinaIntern- Developed the whole set of presentation materials for a villa project- Created facade detailed 3D models and made renderings for an office project- Made final models of several projects for the submission to clients

Aedas Limited Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China Architectural Graduate - Year out- Acted as a representative for communicating with model-making company - Developed the whole set of drawings for one scheme of a hotel competition- Designed presentation booklets for several projects

Columbia University Chinese Students and Scholars AssociationCommunity Development and Initiative - Key Member- Implemented an effective communication with school faculties- VIP registration at Columbia China Prospects Conference- VIP care in Columbia Chinese New Year Gala

2015-2016 GSAPP AbstractCourt Show Advanced IV studio excellent student project

2014-2015 GSAPP AbstractIn-between Living Core III studio excellent student project

2013-2014 GSAPP AbstractKnowledge Bank Core II studio excellent student project

AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, 3dmax, Maya, Adobe Suite, GIS

English (Advanced), Mandarin (Native), Cantonese (Advanced)Language

Yu Wu | T 347-702-2899 | E [email protected] 600 W, 113th St, New York, NY10025, United States

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