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[EDWARD] XIANGYANG CHEN 'S PORTFOLIO


XIANGYANG CHEN EDUCATION 08/2020-07/2022: Master of Science, Architcture and Urban Design (Entertainment Studio) University of California, Los Angeles, GPA: 3.6/4.0

07/2015-07/2020: Bachelor of Architecture Wuhan University, China

ABOUT

Experience

Dived into both architectural and multi-media fields, I define myself as a design who never stop thinking and use every media for storytelling.

11/2022-Present : Architectural Designer

CONTACT INFO Resident Place Los Angeles Email: chenxiangyangken@ gmail.com Phone: +1-3107393967

Dianna Wong Architecture and Interior Design, Los Angeles-Interior design- Grand Wailea Hotel, Nobu + Sheertwater Del Coronado Hotel -Renovation of Los Angeles Country Club -Turtle Bay Resort, o'ahu, Hawaii

04-2021 - Present: Architectural Consultant(parttime), 06/2021-12/2021 : Virtual Environment Designer& Motion Graphics Designer(Full-Time) Digital Fun, Shanghai, China

LANGUAGE English Chinese

- Virtual Environment XR design- game Arknight, Honda Car Event - Stage & Exhibition design - Flare New Media Art Festival, Film Environment of Upcoming Summer -Interaction design and Animation - Buhhda lighting show, Merced Benz Car event

03/2021-05/2021: Architect

HZS architecture , Shanghai, China Urban design and Pulic architecture design - Springwood Urban design and community center, - Dali Baiyue Urban Design

02/2020-08/2020: Intern, Architectural Designer, CADI, Wuhan, China

- Ezhou Center urban and architecture design - Stadium Design Wuhan Stadium - Theater Renovation Hubei Province Theater


SKILLS AutoCAD Rhino&Grasshopper Revit Bluebeam Chief Architect Adobe Creative Suite Sketchup Enscape &Vary Unreal Engine 4&5 Cinema 4D& Octane Touch Designer After Effects Unity

REFERENCE Dianna Wong

Natasha Sandmeier

Ruokun Chen

Principle of Dianna Wong Architecture and Interior INC dianna@diannawong.com +1(213) 842 4898 A+D Architecture and Design Museum Executive Director, Professor, UCLA Architecture &Urban Design natashasandmeier@gmail.com +1(818) 257 0405 Founder and CEO of Digital Fun info@digitalfun.ca +86 18616209701


TURTLE BAY RESORT, OAHU, HAWAII


LOS ANGELES COUNTRY CLUB RENOVATION


WOLFSKILL SUITE

PICO HEIGHTS SUITE TV

4

UP

TV

TV

TV

TV

ID1-104

3 ID1-104

TV

TV TV

TV

1

SUITE 8

3

CABINET

ID1-103

2

ID1-102

ID1-101 TV

TV

DN

SUITE 6

SUITE 1

UP

UP

UP

TV

LEVEL 2

TV

TV

2 ID1-102

3 TV

TV

SUITE 5

1

TV

ID1-101

SUITE 2

TV

ID1-102

1 ID1-101

TV

SUITE 4

TV

SUITE 3 MODEL SUITE


2

SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

1 ID1-201 TV

RENOVATE BATHROOM

TV

GENERAL NOTES:

CLIENT

LOS ANGELES COUNTRY CLUB SUITES RENOVATION 10101 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024

FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY - NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY - NOT FOR CONSTRU

KEY PLAN LEVEL 3

colors, floor pattern design intent, and mechanical and electrical outlet locations relative to finish surfaces. Information from the architectural technical specifications and the Interior Design Preambles should be coordinated with the interior finishes (tiles, millwork, paint) as shown in these drawings. In no instance does the information on these drawings supersede site conditions that may vary from the design intent. All drawings and specifications issued as part of the services rendered for this project shall remain the property of Dianna Wong Architecture and Interior Design. Any duplication of the drawings and/or specifications in whole or in part for use on any other project or for completion of this project by others, is strictly prohibited without the written consent of Dianna Wong Architecture and Interior Design.

PROJECT TEAM

LTG

801

WALL SCONCE(2) IF

IF

108

IF

IF

209

305

FLOOR LAMP

PILLOW IF

109

NIGHTSTAND SMALL

NIGHT STAND LARGE

IF

206

LOUNGE CHAIR

110

KING BED

IF

107

RD. SIDE TABLE

IF

402

AREA RUG (111" x 144")

SEAL

IF

207

DESK CHAIR IF

TABLE LAMP

DOCUMENT HISTORY NO.

DESCRIPTION

DATE

IF

304

208

05/04/2023

UPDATE

OTTOMAN (2) 10/19/2023

UPDATE

IF

106 DESK

FOLLOWING E 3 ITEMS: ABLE GE CHAIR

TV

3

SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"

IF

304

TABLE LAMP IF

104*

REMOVE CLOSET ROD AND REPAIR WALL

REMOVE DOOR. PATCH AND REPAIR AS REQ'D.

NO SCOPE

PROJECT

IF

207

IF

104*

TV CONSOLE W/O MINI FRIDGE

TV

IF

105

LTG IF

STOOL IF

KEY PLAN LEVEL 2

SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

111

IF IF

TV

PROJECT TEAM

SEAL

801 110

KING BED

303

IF

TABLE LAMP

DOCUMENT HISTORY

209

NO.

PILLOW IF

104

IF

TV CONSOLE PROJECT No.

DWA-2300-00

DATE

5 APRIL 2023

LEVEL 2

IF

IF

204

KEY PLAN

IF

205

IF

201

ID1-L02 IF

302

FLOOR LAMP

IF

PROJECT NAME

IF

301

102

RD. SIDE TABLE

TABLE LAMP

IF

202

PILLOW IF

UPDATE

103

SIDE CHAIR

DRAWING No. LOUNGE CHAIR

(C) DIANNA WONG A+ID

TV

UPDATE

10/19/2023

401

203

106

DESCRIPTION

05/04/2023

NIGHT STAND SMALL

COFFEE TABLE

PILLOW IF

109

DATE

AREA RUG (114" x 151")

SUITES IF

IF

105

SHOES STOOL

DRAWING TITLE

DESK

1

10101 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024

108

PULL OUT SOFA BED

NO SCOPE

LOS ANGELES COUNT SUITES RENOVA

WALL SCONCE (2)

SITE PLAN

DRAWER DRESSER

TV

IF

403

CLIENT

NIGHTSTAND LARGE

TV CONSOLE W/O MINI FRIDGE

DESK CHAIR

IF

AREA RUG( 79" X 114")

100% CONTRACT DOCUMENTS 4/5/2023

FURNITURE & FIXTURE PLAN - SUITE 2

100% CONTRACT DOCUMENTS 4/5/2023

NEW DOOR SWING DIRECTION

The information contained on this drawing i for interior design intent only. These draw relied upon for the construction of th coordination of the same with such drawin mechanical, electrical, plumbing engine consultant drawings, for which the drawing engineers and other consultants shall gov defines interior finishes (walls, floors, ceilin colors, floor pattern design intent, and electrical outlet locations relative to finish su from the architectural technical specificatio Design Preambles should be coordinated finishes (tiles, millwork, paint) as shown in no instance does the information on supersede site conditions that may vary from All drawings and specifications issued as p rendered for this project shall remain the Wong Architecture and Interior Design. An drawings and/or specifications in whole or any other project or for completion of this p strictly prohibited without the written conse Architecture and Interior Design.

101

SIDE TABLE

NOTE : MODEL SUITE TYPICAL FF&E LAYOUT & SPECIFICATIONS FOR SUITES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, +8

PROJECT

SITE PLAN

PROJECT No. DATE DRAWING TITLE

FURNITURE & FIXTURE PLAN - WIL SUITES

FURNITURE FIXTURE PLA DRAWING No.

IF

303 IF

TABLE LAMP

FURNITURE & FIXTURE PLAN - SUITE 1

2

SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0"

FURNITURE & FIXTURE PLAN - SUITE 3 - MODEL SUITE SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

TV

102

IF

207 (C) DIANNA WONG A+ID

DESK CHAIR

IF

ID1-101

RD. SIDE TABLE (W/O DESKTOP)

1

104*

TV CONSOLE W/O MINI FRIDGE TV

SOFA BACK TABLE

LOVESEAT

CONSOLE

LAMPS ON CONSOLE (2)

CABINET REHANG DOOR SWING INTO HALLWAY

DN

REMOVE DOORS

UP FILL-IN OPENING

NEW DOOR

MIRROR

MIRRORS

FURNITURE & FIXTURE P


NOBU at DEL CORONADO


THE RITZ-CARLTON, KAPALUA


BIKINI BIRD at GRAND WAILEA, MAUI


MERCEDEZ BENZ EQ NIGHT STAGE & MULTI-MEDIA DESIGN


EZHOU CENTER URBAN & ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

Stadium, Art center, and Conference Center of EZhou, Hubei Province (Bidding Project)

FLOOR PLAN

ROOF PLAN

In my internship in CADI, Xiaoming Lu Studiom, i took part in the design of Ezhou Center, it is the new modern city plannin of Ezhou, China. I help to design the new stadium and also the conference center, and the urban design of this area. I model the conference center and alos help to draw the plan of the stadium and also basketball stadium. All the buildings are connected by bridges and seperated from the center line.


CONFERENCE HALL

STADIUM

The concept of the building are from the paper cut art. The stadium is from the circle, and the conference all is from a square. And they are connected by bridges. The indoor stadium and the swimming pool are surrounding by the main stadium. These lines are not only designed for aethetic consideration, they are also the system of transportation, which are connected to the bridges. This style keeps the principle of landscape archietcture, which implies the buildings are part of the landscape, and diminish the feeling of huge scale. Concept of stadium

Concept of conference hall


Tianquan lake is the project for elder people to live. In the public area, our aim is to create a comfortable zone for everyone who lives here. We create a prototype of box to connncet the district, it has open space, half open- half private space and private space. Different combination give different types of use.

TIANQUAN LAKE URBAN DESIGN Urban Planning, Public Architecture design


ART FAIR+ This design locates at Hankou Riverbank park, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. My aim is to shape and rebuild Wuhan waterfront landscape features from the perspective of historical cultural heritage and daily activities in this area. This project locates on the core area of the park, it is surrounded by Yangzi river and old neighborhood, which was once used as concessions. Wuhan, a city thrived from water transportation and transaction, is a city where Yangzi river and Han river intersect. So I added a fair in this museum to make is become a box where citizens can enjoy, buy and produce art works or just pass by them. Museum is a non-daily space , however, fair is somewhere the most ordinary in our daily life. I hope to join them together to make it become the place where creates and displays life of citizens. Art is something above daily life, and this is the place where art will return to daily life, in the meantime, everyone can share and enjoy the museum with colorful activities.


Generally, fine art museums only open at daytime, however, it is at the core of the park and full of various kinds of activities day and night. The spaces in this museum is removable in order to inspire different kinds of activities, and inspire artists to create displays coordinate with the space. Moreover, the water in the river will rise us and submerge the ground floor of the building during flood season. So the spaces for exhibition will rise up during flood time to answer this situation. Consequently, it is the place will break the limit for activities only happen on daytime in museums. One evening in the museum is equally amazing as well. It is not only a museum but also somewhere true street life will happen.


This fine art museum is located at Han Kou Riverside park, a place where the water in the river will go up and submerge the park during rainy season. So I joined daily activities with waterfront landscape to rebuild the scene of the riverbank. Also, there are skyscrapers behind the museum, so I lower the height of the museum to make it become a horizontally volume of the skyline. I used truss to represent the element of crane. The canvas on the rooftop are element to indicate that it is like containers and cranes under.Fair is a space day-to-day in our life. However, museum is a space tagged with non-recurring. I want to join these two spaces together to make a fresh new experience for people to visit dock.

RIVERSIDE AVENUE YANGTZI RIVER

LI HUANGPI ROAD

LINJIANG GATE

HAN KOU RIVERSIDE PARK

MASTER PLAN


Exhibition,cafe, study,art fair and other functions are added in the box

The volumes are removeable to adjust different functions and flood in rainy season

The box is divided into two to create a market space and transportation streamline

Traffic infrastruture is added into the museum

Boxed are scattered for different functions,so one of each has a single function.

Trusses are added to support and create transportation spaces of the museum.

Boxed are put dispersed to create a better sight for YangtZE river

Canvas are added as the rooftop

Boxes's shapes are transformed to make them suit the size of spaces needed

The shape of office space is transformed to adapt the shape of rooftop.


4.00m ELEVATION FLOORPLAN

VIEW FROM RIVERSIDE PARK


12.00m ELEVATION FLOORPLAN

VIEW INSIDE GALLARY


SECTION A-A


The word museum has a vague definition, they are not a typical kind of architecture. You can see at least four types in the definition of museum: galleria, exhibition hall, fine art museum and salesroom. All these types can display art work., and they all have interactions with audience in some way. From the aspect of architecture, display space has no different with other spaces - they are not purely practical, neutral or scientific. Comparing with railway station, airport and hospital, modern display space does not only follow technical index, it seems more civilized. However, they are not like church design, which has strict rules, either. Early galleria is only a general corridor. So I chose this prototype as my start of exhibition spaces design. And I create an art fair in the site, which can make visitors wonder freely in the museum. Moreover, they can experience more comparing with going to a general museum. People will share different experiences based on their role. In the same time you can join the square dancing or Tai Chi group from citizens nearby, or just have a cup of tea and see the beautiful view of Yangzi river. And if you are tired of seeing art works, you can have a picnic or take a ship to go around. What is more, if you just a person passing by, it is still ok for you to just go though the site without any stop. So this project is far beyond a museum and it can create city life and display them, anyone can see or join these colorful activities and get leisure in the visiting. One day on ART FAIR AT A DOCK can be a solution to multiple issues, and it can fit the need from different people.


PRARADISE LIBRARY

This project is located in Tanhualin, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. It was the headstream of library science in China. And it was also a mission field a hundred years ago. Being surrounded by old houses, lots of people come over here for sightseeing, the new library is built for citizens nearby and also tourists. And it is the solution to the shortage of libraries in this district. This library project innovates me with the concept of the library. A library is not only a place for collecting books, it is a place to record the whole world. That is the reason why I quote the poem from Jorge Luis Borges. He is an Argentine short-story writer, essayist, poet, and translator, and a key figure in Spanish-language and universal literature. I want to create a "paradise" for books, and a paradise library like Borges had described.


VIEW FROM TANHUALIN.ST


The main street in Tanhualin is an old street with commercial function, and a lot of people hang over here. However, there is little public space around , so I created a public space with functions of display,rest, music hall in the ground floor of the library, in order to make a space shared by community citizens and tourists.

Inside the library, the most important space is a sphere full of books. It is the space of transportation.We can see the book sphere in every single room in the library, and citizens can use their hands and drones to get the books. I believe real books in this cyber era still shed lights , they have their own glory.


A

display

music hall

A

resting area

MASTER PLAN


CAFE RECEPTION DESK

RESTING AREA CONFERENCE ROOM

COMPUTER DESK

BOOK SHELF& STAIRS

MAGAZINE READING

KIDS PLAYING AREA RESTING AREA

MEDITATION ROOM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

MANAGEMENT ROOM

COMMUNICATING ROOM BOOK SHELF& STAIRS

ROOM FOR THINKING

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN


Lights go through skylight and enlighten the bookshelves under.

I chose varied scales of round windows to cooperate with the shape of the building.

The sphere is used as book shelf and also as space of transportation.

Study room Office area Archives Reading room

Cafe

Arches which is used as display area ,resting area and music hall.


ARCHIVES BACONEY

COMMUNICATING LIBRARY ROOM

EXHIBITION O P E N SPACE

BOOK LIBRARY SHELVES

RESTING CHILDRE AREA ACTIVITY


GEN STAFF ROOM

STUDY ROOM

READING ROOM

CAFE

DRONES TO DELIVER BOOKS

SECTION A-A


XIANGYANG CHEN LOS ANGELES, CA Email Address: chenxiangyangken@gmail.com Tel: +1(310)739-3967


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