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T: 785-317-4739 E: huiyuanl@ksu.edu

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Kansas City Craft Center
2nd Year Project

California Cliff Garden

1st Year Porject

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New York Yayoi Kusama Museum
3rd Year Porject Charles Burton Design Competition, Finalist

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Kansas City Whole Body Center
4th Year Project, Manko Design Competition 2012, First Prize

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Xinan Culture and Sports Center
Project in Summer 2013 Shenzhen University Architectural Design Institute award 2013. First Prize Xinan Culture and Sports Center design competition 2013. Second Prize

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Skills
Photography, Digital Drawing, Sketch

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California

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The Garden Project, located on a cliff off the coast of California, was one of my earliest projects. The design proportion applied the golden ratio in geometry. The spaces are inspired by a traditional Chinese garden and are separated, but not blocked. Bamboo partitions are utilized as translucent screens, that divide space and keep space flowing throughout.

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Kansas Craft Center City Craft Center
Kansas City, MO

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The Kansas City Craft Center fun as a museum and an art Studio. It acts as a communication space for artists and visitors. The artwork may be displayed in just about any space inside the building. It features its own sales gallery as well as a studio and artist residence. The challenge of this project is the long (142ft) and narrow (26ft) site constraints and how to accomodate function with circulation.

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C D Ground Floor B A 2nd Floor B A

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Section AA

Section BB

Section CC

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One of the main ideas of the design is the atrium which penetrates the building from bottom to top. It curves in different levels to create a sculptural form of space. The space itself can handle larger and taller scale art work. It also works as an activity space and educational space.

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Circulations

Hierarchy of Space

Programming

Structure

Front Elevation

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Back Elevation

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Yayoi Kusama Museum
New York City, NY

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Yayoi Kusama (born March 22, 1929) is a Japanese artist and writer. Throughout her career she has worked in a wide variety of mediums, including painting, collage, sculpture, performance art and environmental installations, most of which exhibit her thematic interest in psychadelic colors, repetition and pattern.

Ground Floor

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

4th Floor

Section AA

Section BB

Section CC

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Mass / Void

Daylighting

Structure

Art Gardens

Circulations

Served /Servant

Machincal

Structure

Main Facade

Side Elevation

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Whole Body Center
Kansas City, MO The Whole Body Center is different from a regular gymnasium, because it gives opportunities to people to do aerobic exercises in a natural way. Rock climbing and swimming are both ancient sports that happen in nature. These activities represent the adventurous attitude of human beings. In order to hold the original passions, the Whole Body Center was designed as an inner world that brings people back to the nature.

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B Ground Floor Plan 2nd Floor Plan 3rd Floor Plan 4th Floor Plan B B B B Section AA Section BB

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Culture and Sports Center
Shenzhen, China

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Site

Height of surrounding buildings

Set back to improve spatial experiences

Inner courtyard respond to outer space

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Improve daylighting and ventilations

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Section BB

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Site area Space for outdoor sports field Formation of courtyard

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Open courtyard Soccer Field Entry Plaza

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Formation of order of space Enhance communications Final Form

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Photography

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CAD Drawing

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Sketches

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T: 785-317-4739 E: huiyuanl@ksu.edu