Portfolio Ting Chun, LeeNational Cheng Kung University

Cook-Robotham Architectural Bureau, Intership-------------------

---Taichung City Cultural Centre 1. Develop concept sketches of the architect to the model 2. Build and shape the model 3. Plan the concept program of Taichung Library 4. Illustrate the axonometric sections and facades

---Vienna University of Economics and Business 1. Administration 2. Design of a dots pattern on the glass door

---Stadium in India 1. Shape the ribbon construction around the stadium using Rhino

---Exhibition at The Royal Academy of Arts 1. Assist and process CRAB furniture models to form a spiral

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

TING CHUN, LEE SKILLS, ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS9F., No.210-8, Sec. 2, Linsen Rd., East Dist., Tainan City 701, Taiwansan222631@gmail.com +886 919 196 527

National Cheng Kung University, Bachelor of Architecture

Fluent in Mandarin&Taiwanese; Conversational proficiency in English

RevitCadRhinoSketchupIllustratorPhotoshopIndesign

Volunteering in Stray Animal Shelters

Couchsurfing, Reading, Animal Care, Model making

Tainan, Taiwan2010-2014

LondonFeb-June, 2013

Language

Technical Skills

Activities

Interests

AddressEmail / SkypePhone

TaiwanJune-Sep, 2012

MaoShengChiang Architecture Studio, Intership-------------------

---Housing in Taiwan 1. Draw the housing plans in CAD 2. Build housing models

I developed conceptual models with the other interns, and attended design competitions with assistance of the architects and directors

I drew detailed construction plans with assistance of the drafters, and devel-oped conceptual models; sometimes I accompanied the architects during their work on site

CONTENT

NA MA SIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

HUA SHAN CULTURAL PARK

PET-FRIENDLY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

MOBILE DOG SHELTER

03-08

09-14

15-22

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NA MA SIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

After Namaxia was hit hard by a typhoon, they needed a national elementary school that maintained both their traditions and a bal-anced education. Keeping this in mind, I used the most common symbol of the Paiwan tribe, representing the protection of the gods: the diamond. This makes up the overall design of Namaxia Elemen-tary School, bringing their cultural traditions into elementary educa-tion.

民族村

Site

民權村

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Outworn

民生村

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SAFE

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3km path

5~6m wide

Car 15mins

Walk 40mins

NA MA SIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Location:Because the national elementary school located in Namaxia village, Kaohsiung, was destroyed by a typhoon, they decided to rebuild the school on the hillside of Namax-ia, surrounded by mountains and forests, with a lot of sunlight. It faces a canyon river and a 4 meter-wide road connects the foot of the mountain with the top.

Design concept:The majority of people living in Namaxia village are aboriginal Taiwanese. The totem of their settlement is quite unique, showing a snake with hundred feet as their patron saint of the aboriginals, and the people will paint a diamond-shaped grid on their walls in the hope that the ancestral spirits will protect their homes. Because of this, the trans-forming shape of the diamond-shaped grid is used in the design of Namaxia Elemen-tary School, implying that this is also a safe place protected by the ancestral spirits.

Distribution functionality:The classroom is built on the upper hillside, because the slope is gentler here, as well as a large number of native trees, so that in the event of heavy rainfall the drainage of the upper slope is better, and that when the steeper lower slope produces smal land-slides, the teachers and students can take refuge indoors.

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Introduction of the functions:

The Namaxia Elementary School has a library, teacher dormitories, student dormito-ries, classrooms, a playground and a meeting room. The lobby of the library has a six meter-high ceiling, with a ramp going up to a mezzanine floor at three meters, so the moving lines are smoother. Furthermore, the library faces south so there is plenty of natural light, while a wooden grill prevents strong light being reflected from the hill-side.The teacher dormitories have a diamond-shaped veranda in the center, surrounded by rooms in a grid-like pattern, ensuring that each room has plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. The veranda serves as a place where the teachers can meet and relax, and has a living room, a kitchen and a small patio.

Ideas and perceptions:

What attracted me most in this case of Namaxia Ele-mentary, was the use of variation in height and slope of the hillside to change the function of the configuration. Furthermore, designing an elementary school with local characteristics, where the form of the building come to-gether with the characteristic culture and sacred totem of the aboriginals.

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Huashan Cultural Park(TEAM WORK)

The site is located along the Taipei Railroad Development Axis, and is connected to the central station and the cultural district that re-used several empty spaces. The site forms the end point of the fu-ture central green axis, attracting even more locals. But at this mo-ment, there is a highway running alongside the park, so that people will not go inside. Our main question was how to create another type of boundary so that it would attract people.

辦公大樓:

考量到基地南側有許多商辦高樓，上班族群會

是使用這公園的頻率相對高。

--->中午外出時間在公園吃便當

平日活動

--->午休喝咖啡休息

社區公園:

社區公園讓住宅群和高架橋之間有過渡帶，可

提供居民平日的休閒活動，和中央公園假日出

遊的性質互補。

裡頭附設籃球場，滑輪場，兒童遊樂區等，更

鄰近住家，方便兒童和老人單獨休閒活動。

火車軌道:

有歷史意義的火車軌道被兩側高牆

圍起，形成強烈邊界，不僅人難以

親近，也荒廢空間

住宅群:

原應該是中央公園主要族群的家庭被高架橋

所隔開，三不五時會看到小孩在巷子內從事

羽毛球等遊戲，不僅打擾行車動線也危險。

籃球場、極限運動、DJ:

高架橋下閒置空間發展了年輕一帶的次文化

，空氣品質不佳且光線昏暗，車潮眾多。

華山文創園區:

繁榮的文創空間，帶來觀光人潮及都市家庭

文化休閒的好去處。

蓬勃發展的商業區

停車場:

地下停車場供應了停車需求，

不需再設置停車空間於北側。

園區停車場供應園區人潮

--->辦公族群無停車空間

藉由都市人潮多寡，擠壓公園的邊

界進而出現廣場，人潮接觸公園的

面積也增加。

藉由圓和圓之間畫出切線並連結，

讓整座公園面對周遭城市的邊界重

塑，有引導的方向性。

進一步將人行道和公園新的邊界結

合作出呼應。

以主動線貫穿公園，連接南北街區

的人行動線同時在內部形成循環。

將機能量體地用地型的起伏融入公

園，創造南北視線通透；東西一致

的整體感。

壓平建築與建築間的綠地高層，創

造公園與建築邊界的穿透，讓綠帶

進入建築內。

視機能需要引入光線，讓上下視線

穿透公園，利用亮光引導路徑。

；

置入主要機能量體在綠地上，機能

集中於連接南北動線的周遭以及面

對華山進公園的入口。

南北向高架橋底下有現有機能，視

線封閉無穿透感。

將東西向高架橋下的柱列頻率帶入將東西向高架橋下的柱列頻率帶入

公園廣場，以樹的排列強化人對南

北向貫穿的視覺感。

北端(緊鄰高架橋) :

人行道納入公園整體設計，配合重

塑邊界，製造有節奏感的步行經驗

南端(緊鄰辦公大樓) :

因周遭環境較友善，故只在廣場處

略為內縮。

初步完成公園綠地範圍。

；

分析帶出基地周遭多元的活動，將

多樣性帶入中央公園是使公園活絡

的契機之一。

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停車場便當店＆咖啡廳

廁所

極限運動場

藝廊兒童遊樂場

紀念品店

露天電影院

健身房

跑道

劇場

紀念品店

林森北路

長安東路

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金山北路

杭州北街

林森北路

北平東路

市民大道

市民大道

停車場

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紹興北街

紹興北街

金山北路

華山藝文中心往廣場

華山藝文中心-光點電影院

華山藝文中心-停車場

華山-紅樓

車行動線

內部動線與周遭環境連結

公園機能分區

人行動線

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Perspective/ 在這樣的地景公園中，上層、地面層、下層之間存在著一種由人的視覺及活動所形成的緊密連結，垂直及水平向度的空間藉由周遭對基地節點的輸入、基地節點對基地內部的輸出，最終產生纏繞的複雜流動性。透視圖呈現各節點廣場的空間感與周遭的關係。從西側中央車站方向來的人潮最先感知到的是一個緩緩上升的大綠地，以乾淨的自然元素回應紛擾交通量大的林森北路； 從東側光華商場來的人潮，被引入華山的節點廣場與華山來的人潮在此匯集互動，或者順坡而上到公園上層的大綠帶。而華山藝術大街則是面對一個往下的草坡，人潮界此視覺的拉伸被引入下層既有鐵道再利用的藝廊，使藝文空間蔓延進公園。

月台廣場舞台與上升的大草地

綠帶廣場跑道打破水平分層

紅樓廣場紅樓活動的延伸

華山廣場串連下層鐵道

SITE PLANScale 1:500

GROUND FLOORScale 1:500

SECTION AScale 1:500

SECTION BScale 1:500

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PET-FRIENDLY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

The Pet-friendly residential complex is designed for people who are renting an apartment in the city and keep pets. Pets that are kept in apartments often feel depressed or stressed, because of the small space. The pet-friendly residential complex, however, is specifically de-signed to give dogs and small pets (e.g. cats) room for playing, so they can live a happy life at home.

Location

It is located behind a triangle-shaped park in Taipei, in the old Tatung building. The requirements for this redesigning case is to bring new life to old buildings, and give a new function to the skeleton of the original building, hoping it brings increased diver-sity to the area. Originally, the building was 13 stories high, with a reinforced concrete structure.

養貓住宅

養狗住宅

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Functions

An ever increasing number of people in Taipei keep-ing pets, so that pets take up residential space. This space gets smaller by the day, however, because of the dense population, making a Taipei appartment unsuitable for most pets. With this as a starting point, this is intended for people who want pets but don’t have enough money to buy a whole house, but can only rent a room or buy an appartment designed for young peo-ple. The pet appartment has a dog park, a one person - one dog suite, family suites, cat suites.

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超大型犬 大丹狗

大型犬 黃金獵犬

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中型犬 拳師犬

中小型犬 杜賓狗

小型犬 雪納瑞

小型犬 臘腸狗

超小型犬 吉娃娃

50∼60㎝40∼50㎝25∼40㎝

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止滑 木平台

在做日光浴的狗小屁狗

The green section marks the park in the middle of the appartment complex. Above the pet suites is a roof, that provides a large green space for the dogs to run around. On the roof is 1m-thick soil, so that shallow-rooted trees can be plant-ed, providing shade on the roof. The drainage system is placed on the semi-outdoor space of the roof, so that mosquitos can’t breed eas-ily in the building (Taiwan is a sub-tropical country and mosquitos are often found alongside plants and water).The red section marks the area specifically designed for people keeping cats. Inside the room are storage cabinets with uneven stepped levels. From a structural point of view, the cat suites hang above the dog parks, so that one can see random appearances of the cat’s activities behind the glass of the stair in the suite standing in the dog park. The glass on the stair also provides the cat with a com-manding view of the horizon.

Body scale research of dogs;___________________________Relative size of furniture, cats and human;

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Functional storied suite

In this residential complex designed specifically for keeping pets inside, there are two types of suites. A is designed for residents keeping dogs, and all have two floors, each floor having 4-6 A suites placed in a row. The courtyard of the suite’s door and the roof combined make a huge dog park, providing an environment where dogs can run around freely in the middle of the complex. B is designed for residents keeping cats and other small pets, and all have two floors. Every floor is divided in 3 units, where every unit comprises of 3 B suites. The B suites hang above the dog park, and keeping in mind the vertical moving line of cats, have a stepped study room and storage cabinets, so that the cats can play on the bookcase ladder, as well as look outside through the glass windows between the bookshelves.

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Mobile Dog Shelter

In response to the rapid growth of cities, and the growing stray dog population and densely-packed buildings that go with it, the goal is to have a mobile shelter that can house stray dogs from the city. Complying with the TNVR system, it provides the many stray animals of Taiwan with the possibility of receiving proper caring and animal welfare.

ConceptAnalysisDog Adoption & Straydog feeder

Concept

From unit to combinationThe concept of the mobile shelter is to over-turn the traditional shelter system, fixed and impossible to make adjustments in response to the number of cats and dogs. With more flexible container units combined into a shelter, the shelter building itself becomes adjustable.Keeping in mind that the number of stray cats and dogs is high everywhere in Taiwan, keeping in mind the densely populated cities and towns, and keeping in mind that a shelter can not be adjusted to the local conditions, mobile shelters in the cities can be small-volume container units that are put in parks or communities, so that the impact on the community is minimized. In larger rural areas, the shelter can choose an appropri-ate piece of land, and arrange the con-tainer units in an appropriate configuration according to the piece of land, as well as adjust the number of containers according to the number of cats and dogs.

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Dog Adoption Container

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Adoption containers have several facilities: washing basin for hands and feet, adoption room, and storage room. The adoption con-tainer has several levels, so that the space above and below can be used as adoption room. It’s wide opend and allowed people to join the adoption in all directions.

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Medical Container

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Medical containers are highly mobile operat-ing rooms, the containers primarily stay on the trailers, so they can move around. Inside the container, there is an air-conditioned operat-ing room, two operating tables, and medical instruments for neutering, so that two neutering operations can be performed at the same time. Furthermore, the container has a toilet, a recep-tion desk, and a waiting room. Next to the oper-ating room is a recuperation ward.Medical containers can maximize their poten-tial in remote rural areas were animal hospitals are scarce. They can neuter the pets of people in rural areas, while advocating the concept of TNVR at the same time, in this way serving as both a medical and educational container.

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Straydog Feeder’s Container

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The function of volunteer containers is like that of a suite, having a bedroom, living room, bath-room and toilet, as well as a place to let the dogs rest and recuperate. The living room part and the adoption container can be connected to the medical container, becoming a multifunc-tional space.Under the bedroom, there is room for two large-sized dog cages, where dogs can recover after being neutered. Under the living room, there is room for dogs to sleep and a human interaction platform. The reservoir above the toilet collects rainwater to flush the toilet, following the con-cept of sustainability.

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Shelter Container

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A one-unit shelter container can accommodate up to 12 dogs. The semi-outdoor space under the eaves has two storage spaces, where food, bowls, blankets, and so on can be stored. In addition, every container has a water tank and cleaning sink. In rainy Taiwan, the rain will flow through the trenches of the sloped roof and so into the water tank.

Modular containers

When you connect two rectangular containers to each other, you can place a square container in the corner they create to increase the available space; apart from this, the platform of the modular containers connects to the platform of the shelter containers, con-tinuing the moving line

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The courtyard concept

Early Taiwanese rural architecture consists mainly of traditional courtyard houses, usually not more than one floor high. I kept this feature while developing the shel-ter so it could fit into the rural landscape, rather than stick out. In the open space formed by the surrounding shelter units, the dogs can communicate with each oth-er during regular play time, while also reflecting the feeling of people communicat-ing in the middle of the courtyard in traditional courtyard houses.

The courtyard concept

Early Taiwanese rural architecture consists mainly of traditional courtyard houses, usually not more than one floor high. I kept this feature while developing the shel-ter so it could fit into the rural landscape, rather than stick out. In the open space formed by the surrounding shelter units, the dogs can communicate with each oth-er during regular play time, while also reflecting the feeling of people communicat-ing in the middle of the courtyard in traditional courtyard houses.

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