PLENG K

Sun radiation in matte painting

Arch Design/ Project 1 Brands Logic

Phase3 Flagship Landscape

Future modes of business

Costco Borealis

The exhibition of Costco goods

Arch Design/ Project 1 Brands Logic

Phase2 Future Exchange

Experiment in material for business

COSTCO Warehouse

To study material development, and component and exchange.

Component 1: Multifunction skylight

Arch Design/ Project 1 Brands Logic

Phase1 Brand Logics

COSTCO Wholesale Corporation 

Brand logic: Operative decision making

Design 3/ Project 1 Beg, Borrow, Steal

Phase3 Pavilions

The code: The method for organisation

Input: Any three dimensional form (from the reference cards)

Device/Mechanism: Form follows function in inverse way

Design 3/ Project 1 Beg, Borrow, Steal

Phase2 Mechanism 

“THE MANUAL BOOKLET”

The code: The method for organisation

Input: Any three dimensional form (from the reference cards)

Device/Mechanism: Form follows function in inverse way

Output: The organised area

Design 3/ Project 1 Beg, Borrow, Steal

Phase2 Mechanism 

The code : The method for organisation

Input: Any three dimensional form (from the reference cards)

Device/Mechanism: Form follows function in inverse way

Output: The organised area

To describe about this phase, the priority I would like to introduce is the code which is the method of the space organization, concern the public and adapt instead of change.

As mentioned above, to lead to the foam workship device, it’s clear that the code is the main mechanism. To represent Rem’s method of form follows function tends the input to be the programs. Instead of that, what matter here is presenting the organization in inverse way which is better represent Rem’s method of organisation. It turns out that the input can be in any three-dimensional object.

In details, the input can be any object which people can pick up from the reference card, it backs contain dimension details of each object. The mechanism defines the code and is limited by the rules. To transform the object into 2D framework, before the device produces it as 3D organized form. Lastly, the output can be in multiple options in various scales according to how people organize the circulation.

The presentation drawings

The foam workshop device

The output possibilities

Design 3/ Project 1 Beg, Borrow, Steal

Phase2 Mechanism (Prototype)

The code : The strategy 

Input: Any three dimensional form

Device: The method for organisation 

Output: The organised area and circulation form

Design 3/ Project 1 Beg, Borrow, Steal

Phase1 The Code

Rem Koolhaas (1944-Present)

When talk about the famous temporary style architect who has a great influence on a lot of architectures, Rem Koolhaas, the Dutch architect, must be the one who will pop up in mans head.

Caused there are a lot of Rem’s buildings since 1944 till now, to intensely understand him and to classify his works is the important thing to do to perceive his code. As shown in the typology matrix, most of his works are different in category, but the significant part that is consistency in all of his architectures is the method of how every building were made which defines the code of Rem Koolhaas.

Design 2/ Project 2  Neighbors

2.2 Habitat

2.2b Habitat

Habitat design (interior)

Private and public area

House function

Remain the concept of fragmentation to integrate between geometry shape which stands for modernism and flexible shape which stands for natural into one heart shape.

Design 2/ Project 2  Neighbors

2.1 Habitat 

2.2a Case Study: Chemosphere

Designed by John Lautner

The house located on the hill in Los Angeles, California

Study the functions and relations between the room

The private and public area

Design 2/ Project 2  Neighbors

2.1 Street

2.1b Plot

Plot related to masterplan

Design plot (exterior design)

Design 2/ Project 2 Neighbors

2.1 Street

2.1a Masterplan

Block location: block 10

Design the primary, secondary, and tertiary circulation

Design 2/ Project 1 Street and Sell

1.2 Vending Device

Photos of final models and conceptual model

Construction drawings

Design 2/ Project 1 Street and Sell

1.2 Vending Device

Photos of final models and conceptual model

Construction drawings

Design 2/ Project 1 Street and Sell

1.1 Documentary

Documentary video focusing on the relationship between seller and vender 

The behavior of the seller towards the vendor

The seller routine

The location

Design 1/ Project 2 Elemental environments

2.2 Element World: Spatial Sequence

Fire Element (Light)

Including 5 spaces

2 humans can interact with each other

2 humans have participation area