PORTFOLIO

Michelle Yang

New York City College of Technology

Spring 2014

TABLE OF CONTENT:

Substraction Studies : The Cloud ---------------- 1-2 The Star ---------------- 3-4

Bustling Vacancy: Atrim Studies ---------------- 7-12

Stair Studies ---------------- 13-16

Wall Studies ---------------- 17-20

Resume ---------------- 22

THE CLOUD - PRESPECTIVE RENDERING VIEW

STEP # 1 STEP # 2

STEP # 3

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Project Name: 01 Subtraction Studies - The Cloud This project is the development of a design that transforms a cube through a series of subtractive operations in the 3D modeling application, Rhino, in or-der to maintain its basic “cube-ness” while transforming its interior volume into a ‘spatial experience.’

Project Name: 01 Subtraction Studies - STAR This project is the development of a design that transforms a cube through a series of subtractive operations in the 3D modeling application, Rhino, in or-der to maintain its basic “cube-ness” while transforming its interior volume into a ‘spatial experience.’

THE STAR - PRESPECTIVE RENDERING VIEW

STEP # 1 STEP # 2

STEP # 3

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Bustling Vacancy: Alphabet - This project is all about the design of Wall, Atrim, and Stair. The desgins are using the design tools and commands of Surface Creation, Boolean Differ-nece, Rebuild, Boolean Intesection, Sweep1 &2 tools,from Rhinocer software. From each design we can explore and have the sence of the feeling of the models.

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Bustling Vacancy: atrim studies

Atrim Case Studies: is all about the design of Atrim. The desgins are using the design tools and com-mands of Surface Creation, Boolean Differnece, Re-build, Boolean Intesection, Sweep1 &2 tools,from Rhi-nocer software.

groupmenber credit: Jason Ng, Heidi Cherubin

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A1- CAVE PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW

ELEVATIONPLAN VIEW

ELEVATION

A2- BRIDGE

A3- ROLL

A4- MOTION

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PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATIONA5- CANOPY

A6- WAFFLE

A7- RING

A8- CUT OUT

A9- RINGS

A10- COVER

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A5- CANOPY RENDERING

A4- MOTION RENDERING

A6- WAFFLE RENDERING

A7- RING RENDERING A8- MAZE RENDERING

A9- CUT OUT RENDERING

A1- CAVE RENDERING A2- BRIDGE RENDERING

A3- ROLL RENDERING

A10- COVER RENDERING

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PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

W1- FALLING

W2 - VERTICAL

W3- MIRROR

W4- ARC

Bustling Vacancy: wall studies

wall Case Studies: is all about the design of At-rim. The desgins are using the design tools and com-mands of Surface Creation, Boolean Differnece, Re-build, Boolean Intesection, Sweep1 &2 tools,from Rhinocer software.

groupmenber credit: Jason Ng, Heidi Cherubin

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PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATIONW7- SPENTERTINE

W8- TALL

W5- WAVE

W6- BETWEEN

W9- RIDE

W10- DISORDER PLAN VIEW

ELEVATION

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S1- TWIST

S2- TUBE

S4- ZIG ZAG

S3- TUBE

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

Bustling Vacancy: stair studies

stair Case Studies: is all about the design of At-rim. The desgins are using the design tools and com-mands of Surface Creation, Boolean Differnece, Re-build, Boolean Intesection, Sweep1 &2 tools,from Rhinocer software.

groupmenber credit: Jason Ng, Heidi Cherubin

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S10- STEPS

PLAN VIEW

ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

PLAN VIEW ELEVATION

S5- PUSH & PULL

S6- LUNAR

S7- SLIDE

S8-CRICULAR

Project Name:

03 work Shop - the monster

this project is the development of a design that using the commands of rebuild, paneling tool, surface-boolean, meshpath, explode, and v-ray rendering tools to design and create the object.

Prespective View

North East View

North West View

South East View

South West View

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Project Name:

04 Data Analysis Research - the

rACE this project is the transformation of an site study. we are using the new york city map research information to design and transform the informations from two topics into an new de-sign. the two researches are the city bike and the subway en-trances in the new york city. we use the time and distance to come out with graphs and shapes. and use all the information to design the shape and the function of the project. groupmenber credit: Jason Ng, Heidi Cherubin

1-5 MINUTES

5-10 MINUTES

10-15 MINUTES

15-20 MINUTES

25-30 MINUTES

10-15 MINUTES

15-20 MINUTES

BATTERY PARK

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

MID TOWN

CENTRAK PARK

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE

20-30 docks

30-40 docks

40-50 docks

50-60 docks

STATE ST57 DOCKSTHE BIGGESTSTATION IN BATTERY PARK

BROADWAY &W 24 STDOCKS: 52

30-40 docks stations :16

20-30 docks stations :10

40-50 docks stations :6

50-60 docks stations :1

BATTERYPARK

30-40 docks stations :16

20-30 docks stations :10

40-50 docks stations :6

50-60 docks stations :1

BATTERYPARK

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5

10

15

20

20-30 docksstation

30-40 docksstation

40-50 docksstation

50-60 docksstation

Battery ParkAmount of varies size bike station Number of bike at different time

Commerical district therefore there is low amount of bike in the morning as people start go-ing to work.

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

30-40 docks stations :11

20-30 docks stations :9

40-50 docks stations :3

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

30-40 docks stations :11

20-30 docks stations :9

40-50 docks stations :302468

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20-30 docksstation

30-40 docksstation

40-50 docksstation

50-60 docksstation

China Town

Mixture of commerical and residential, it means many people rent and return at different time period.

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

20-30 docks stations :27

30-40 docks stations :25

40-50 docks stations :8

50-60 docks stations :6

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE20-30 docks stations :15

30-40 docks stations :29

40-50 docks stations :7

50-60 docks stations :1

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

20-30 docks stations :27

30-40 docks stations :25

40-50 docks stations :8

50-60 docks stations :6

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE20-30 docks stations :15

30-40 docks stations :29

40-50 docks stations :7

50-60 docks stations :1

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20-30 docksstation

30-40 docksstation

40-50 docksstation

50-60 docksstation

East VIllage

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10

20

30

40

20-30 docksstation

30-40 docksstation

40-50 docksstation

50-60 docksstation

ChealseaResidential area therefore the useage is highest in the afternoon as people start to go to shop-ping etc.

MID TOWN

20-30 docks stations :12

30-40 docks stations :23

40-50 docks stations :13

50-60 docks stations :18

MID TOWN

20-30 docks stations :12

30-40 docks stations :23

40-50 docks stations :13

50-60 docks stations :18 05

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20-30 docksstation

30-40 docksstation

40-50 docksstation

50-60 docksstation

Mid town

Commerical district therefore there is low amount of bike in the morning as people start going to work.

Residential area there-fore the useage is highest in the after-noon as people start to go to shopping etc.

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VARIOUS TYPE OF CONNECTION

MID TOWN

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

BATTERY PARK

MID TOWN

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

BATTERY PARK

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

macro connec-connection within the whole manhattan

area connectionconnection within the neighborhood

micro connec-subdividion within the neighborhood

battery park

china

east vil-

cheal-

midtown

1-5 MINUTES

5-10 MINUTES

10-15 MINUTES

15-20 MINUTES

25-30 MINUTES

10-15 MINUTES

15-20 MINUTES

BATTERY PARK

CHINA TOWN+

SOHO

EAST VILLAGE+

LOWER EAST SIDE

MID TOWN

CENTRAK PARK

CHELSEA+

WEST VILLAGE+

GREENWHICH VILLAGE

20-30 docks

30-40 docks

40-50 docks

50-60 docks

STATE ST57 DOCKSTHE BIGGESTSTATION IN BATTERY PARK

BROADWAY &W 24 STDOCKS: 52

C H E E L S E AG R E E N W I C H V I L L A G E

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C H I N A T O W NS O H O

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B A T T E R Y P A R K

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M I D T O W N

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E A S T V I L L A G E

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ROOF

DATE EXPLODE ANALYSIS

SECTION2 1/8” = 1’

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Michelle Yang 1052 White Plains Road, BRONX, N.Y. 10472

347-923-1116 * michelleyang8421@live.com

OBJECTIVE: Architectural Intern

EDUCATION: The New York City College of Technology

Course taken:

Advanced Detailing Studio

ARCH Office Software

Advanced Material Workshop

Building Performance Workshop

Sustainability

Architectural Drawing 4

Architectural Design 5

ARCH Environmental System

Site Planning

Principle Stability of Structures

Method of Construction

Area of Interest: Physical model making, Architectural Design

SKILLS: AUTO CAD, Auto Cad, InDesign CS6, Adobe Photoshop, Rhino,

Grasshopper

LANGUAGES: English, Chinese

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