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Portfolio 2014-2020 Xiangyu Shao

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Portfolio Selected Works 2014-2020 Xiangyu Shao


Personal Bio “I make things. I am passionate about the process of making design, furnitures, products, architecture-- real.”

EducaƟon B.arch | Art Minor | Class of 2019 Master of Construc on Mangement | Gradua ng June 2020 Professional Experience Moss CM UM Housing Intern Moss CM VDC Intern Brillhart Architecture Feeling Architecture Exhibi on Model Maker Mckenzie Construc on | Cra Department Intern R-R Studios| Architeture Intern Academic Experience RAD Lab | Student Researcher Fabrica on Lab | Lasercut and 3d print operator Wood Shop TA Design TA Honors Leed Green Associate Alpha Rho Chi Architecture Fraternity | Founder Sukkah Design Build Compe on | Winning Team FIRST Robo cs Compe on | Enginnering Inspira on Award


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Alton Ri Apartments

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Pigon Key Research Center

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Sukkah Design Build Compe

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Mikveh Emmanuell Synagogue Documenta on and adap ve reuse

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ULI Hines Compe

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Wave Beach Shelter

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Pool Deck Cabanas

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Architectural Models

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Wood Working

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UM Lantern Fes val

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Alton Rift Apartments The Alton Ri Apartment Complex is a mixed- income housing development. Located on the waterfront at 300 Alton Road, the program dicates a four to six ra o of luxury apartments to low income housing respec vely. Taking the form of a stepped pyrmid, the luxury units feature ocean front terraces and a tall ceiling height while the low income housing looks out into the city with a more regular facade. on either side of the building, perfora ons of varying size form the various public spaces accessable by all residents and connected by sky bridges. As the two buildings come closer together, the roof top pool and garden would serve to brings together all the residents of the community.


10 UNITS 16 UNITS

24 UNITS 39 UNITS

10 UNITS

68 UNITS / 34


Pigon Key Research Center The Pigon Key Reseach Center is an educa onal facility equipted with research labs and classrooms aimed at long termed resident scholars as well as visi ng students interested in marine sciences and costal resiliency. The building is net zero and self-sustaining through the u liza on of a large louvered solar cell cannopy, an energy eďŹƒcient double-envelope design, passive open air circula on, rainwater collec on systems dual process waste treatment system as integral aspects of its design.


Sukkah Design Build The sukkah design build compe on is hosted by UM Hillel as a part of their sukkot celebra on. The design of our sukka features an undula ng la ace wall mimicking the form of tradi onal tent structures billowing in the wind and a rigid wall on the side to provide for a sense of security and privacy. A pillar of light guides visitors to the entrance and the ergonomic lounge chair and bench welcomes guests to stay and rest, and partake in this ancient tradi on.


Mikveh Emmanuell Scriptorium

Documentation and adaptive reuse

As a part of an ini a ve by the school, we documented the Mikveh Emmanuell Synagogue in Curacao through tradi onal survey techniques and drone imagery as shown on the le . A er which I designed the Mikevh Emmanuell Scriptorium in the surrounding buildings owned by the Synagogue as an adap ve reuse interven on to benifit the members of the congraga on. Borrowing from the tradi on of Biblical transcrip ons, the scriptorium is a space for jewish people around the world to come and transcribe the Torah as mandated by judaic law. The facili e aimes to contribute to the religion as a whole and through which raises the religious prominance of this synagogue.


ULI Hines 2019: Green Pulse Redevelpoment Green Pulse is an environmentally sustainable, wellness-oriented development project on the south side of downtown Cincinna . Extending on the bank of the Ohio River, the project aims to provide a green, healthy, ac ve-living zone; a fusion of the essence of sports and sustainability that is framed between the US Bank Arena, Great American Ballpark and Paul Brown Stadium. The project is a cultural hub that integrates the exis ng sports infrastructure, a growing music scene, and a chain of public parks and greenspaces–all further enhanced through the introduc on of health and wellness facili es.


PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

TOTAL BUILD-OUT

TOTAL BUILD-OUT

TOTAL BUILD-OUT

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT

TOTAL BUILD-OUT

91,800 (sf)

Residen al

291,816 (sf)

Commercial

856550 (sf)

Commercial

73,300 (sf)

Affordable Housing

32,425 (sf)

Parking

263,550 (sf)

Parking

38,920(sf)

Commercial

553,065 (sf)

Hotel

TEAM: 196301

COMMERCIAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING RESIDENTIAL

NET RENTABLE Parking

369,221 (sf)

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS

Riverfront Sports Center Hotel Indigo Freedom Way Urban Farm and Farmers Market Fort Washington Way Decking

Bond Apartments Fort Washington Way Green Way Sports Med Clinic Cinci Aqua c Center Cinci City Center

Roebling Tower

PHASE 1 CONSTRUCTION COST $45,771,515

PHASE 2 CONSTRUCTION COST $286,950,594

PHASE 3 CONSTRUCTION COST $411,511,875

Roebling Tower Freedom Way Urban Farm and Farmers Market 375,000 sq of commercial space $285 a sq

18,500 sq of commercial space $280 a sq

Bond Apartments

60,000 sq of residen al 50 Market-Rate Units 10 Affordable Units 20,000 sq of commercial space $275 a sq

Hotel Indigo

204 Hotel Keys 5000 sq of commercial space 220k a key

TOTAL UNLEVERAGED IRR 6.35 TOTAL LEVERAGED IRR 23.13 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST $744,233,984

Riverfront Sports Center

Sports Med Clinic

Cinci City Center

Cinci Aqua c Center

50,000 sq of commercial space $260 a sq

139,000 sq of commercial space $250 a sq

103,000 sq of commercial space $300 a sq

15,000 sq of commercial space $235 a sq


The Wave Beach Structure The wave beach structure takes inspira on from the japanese wood block print “The Great Wave�. Working with a very ght material constraint, the curveture of the shading device segments and nests ghtly on a single 2x6 x10 board and is op mal for CNC fabrica on. Through the lamina ng of the boards with staggered cut lines we are able to achieve the strength we need for this structure.


Poolside Cabanas For my intership at Mckenzie Build, one of the project I worked on is the pool side cabanas. I was responsible for the enginneering drawing and specs. Working from a sketch by the architect, I designed the internal aluminum frame work and Ipe Cladding. the design was done in tandem to the construc on.


SLS Lux, Miami Brickel, Amenity Deck


Architectural Models

Key West Loggia | Front View | 3d Print, Hand Built Roof

Key West Loggia | Corner View | 3d Print, Hand Built Roof

Key West Loggia | Roof Detail | Acid Etched Copper


Richard Roberts House | Exploded Model


Architectural Models Brillhart Architecture: Feeling Architecture


Brillhart House | Walnut, Brass I Beams, Cast Concrete Foundation


125 Street Residence | Sandblasted Acrylic


Thatch House | Mahogany, Horse Hair Bristals, Cast Concrete Topography


Woodworking


UM School of Architecture Lantern Festival The UM lantern fes val is an exercise in place making, with Professor Armando Montero as the advisor, I was responsible for the planning, fundraising, execuon, and marke ng of the event. The court yard space was layed out with the tents and lanterns sketchup. And all the water lantern were designed in Fusion 360 and hand made.


Contact Email: x.shao@umiami.edu Phone: 786-218-0987


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