Delirious HongKong
these creepy names represent long-term homes to many immigrants and squatters who continue
project aims to provide a secure growing concept community for Hong Kong squatters who extending the house with no rules.
CONCEPT COLLAGE
Bees can use the least amount of beeswax to build their nests with largest possible space for honey storage. This is similar to how HK inhabitants implement the high space utilization command. However, human have
MODULE GENERATION
Based on the basic hexagonal elements, five fixed forms of modules by using three techniques, which can be closely fitted together to meet the needs of the inhabitants for different spatial dimensions.
to become a truly 'organic' building. This congested culture resolves the long-standing conflict between 'form' and of a beehive, analogous to the roles of humans and bees within the building.
architectural dilemmas after World War II, I present a similar romantic resistance to the rigid strategies of modernism in the history of architecture as the cartoonists.
MATERIAL EXPERIMENT ROOFTOP VIEW
ORIGINAL FORM ORIGINAL FORM SINGLE FORCED FORCED MULTIPLE GROUPS
Based on the shape-shifting ability of Barbapapa I have used different materials for similar stress experiments and designed a soft children's play space on the rooftop the building based on VIlla Savoye, all the spheres are shapeshifting and can be moved around.
CONCEPT COLLAGE MORPHOGENESIS CONCEPT DIAGRAM
Circle of City
Planet orbit
Space station
5d-spaces
FINAL MODEL VIEWS
Boundary
of Sound
Is an architecture without walls still an architecture, is a space not divided by bricks is still called space?
In the process of studying noise I was reminded of the destructive interference of sound waves that I learned in AS Physics.
I noticed an interesting phenomenon when was walking along the river at night: there were many open spaces around, but the two groups of square dancers were crowding together and competing by comparing whose stereo was louder. It seems that the domain of sound also represents the domain of people.
Similar to noise-cancelling headphones, the noise can be eliminated by generating sound waves in the opposite direction, same frequency and amplitude as the noise.
In order to build architectures that emit sound waves in opposite directions on the square, I placed a pair of corresponded sheds to wrap this square and adjusted their height difference
I added bamboo strips to my design as a decorative material as there are lots of bamboo plantings around the square.
The sound waves emitted by the building and the noise waves are not necessarily identical, so that the sound area of the square can be divided into black, white and grey sections.
Black zone-sound isolated
Grey zone-some sounds coming from both sides
White zone-sharing sound
Even noise can coexist peacefully in the square, the boundaries of space are defined according to the boundaries of sound.
OTHER WORK
