MyCell
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Concept MYCELL is a bionic device that simulates and utilizes the forms of mushrooms and mycelium to attach to growing plants, allowing people to feel the atmosphere of the surrounding forest and the quiet experience of plants in the busy urban life. The concept is dedicated to sustainable development, using future building materials, such as biodegradable or renewable materials, to reduce the negative impact on the environment and promote the development of the construction industry in a more environmentally friendly and sustainable direction. Phenomena   Mycelium can be used to produce biological materials, such as bioplastics, biological bricks, etc. These materials are generally more environmentally friendly than traditional synthetic materials because they degrade and the production process has less environmental impact. Mycelium can be mixed with other materials to make building materials with better properties. These materials may have better insulation properties, higher strength, better fire resistance, etc. Mycelium can be used to produce biodegradable building materials, which has positive implications for reducing the amount of construction waste and reducing the impact on the environment. Mycelium has certain insulating properties and can be used to make insulation materials, thereby reducing the energy consumption of buildings. Mycelium can also be used in indoor and outdoor landscape design, such as planting mycelium on walls to create an aesthetically pleasing pattern or landscape. Precedents “urban reef” Dutch designer duo Pierre Oskam and Max Latour use natural materials to create structural ecosystems that can incorporate existing environmental elements, such as fountains, to make cities more bio-diverse.    The Myco-Knit CompoSITe “grows” chairs with fungi by using 3D knitting and a special substrate. Mycelium growth binds organic filling materials together to form a hard, self-supporting object capable of carrying light loads when dried. This novel approach broadens the possibility of using mycele-based materials to create more complex objects in the future.     Myco-Knit CompoSITe by Hub for Biotechnology and the Built Environment Site Analysis   1. Facing the water body, the water vapor blown from the Hudson river can be stored as an inevitable factor for plant growth. 2. The placement on the grass can be conducive to the entry of microorganisms on the grass and help the growth of plants. 3. The site is a large open grassland without tall buildings or trees, which is conducive to the sunlight and accelerate the growth of plants. Users  Process   Design Solution plan  Sections  Materials and Technology  Renderings Finished plan  Finished sections      |
The Filter
The Filter is an ecological solution for everyone and the Hudson river by purifying water and offering various activities from the tide effect, designed to be playful and contribute to environmental protection through river engagement. Site analysis Phenomena explanation 02.25.24
The Filter
The Filter is an ecological solution for everyone and the Hudson river by purifying water and offering various activities from the tide effect, designed to be playful and contribute to environmental protection through river engagement. Site analysis Phenomena explanation 02.25.24
Joyous Shades
Joyous Shades is a colorful play space that calls attention to the sun path though the shadows it casts. As the Sun moves across the sky and shines though the openings in the canopy, it will activate different colored panels
Joyous Shades
Joyous Shades is a colorful play space that calls attention to the sun path though the shadows it casts. As the Sun moves across the sky and shines though the openings in the canopy, it will activate different colored panels
The Undimmed
The Undimmed crafts a sunset even during cloudy skies harnessing the gleam of copper sheets to evoke a captivating orange radiance. The Undimmed, where even cloudy skies can’t dim the allure of a sunset. Here, I’ve captured the gleaming beauty
The Undimmed
The Undimmed crafts a sunset even during cloudy skies harnessing the gleam of copper sheets to evoke a captivating orange radiance. The Undimmed, where even cloudy skies can’t dim the allure of a sunset. Here, I’ve captured the gleaming beauty
Pnuema
Pnuema [ noo·muh ], is a sensory experience that celebrates wind by exploring a wind-driven dynamic labyrinth using sense of touch. Inspired by the motion of dandelion seeds in a gust of wind and their random dispersion, “Pnuema” was created.
Pnuema
Pnuema [ noo·muh ], is a sensory experience that celebrates wind by exploring a wind-driven dynamic labyrinth using sense of touch. Inspired by the motion of dandelion seeds in a gust of wind and their random dispersion, “Pnuema” was created.
FLOATING MOTIONS
Concept Statement “FLOATING MOTIONS is a design that interacts with nature, harnessing the power of wind andsunlight to create a dreamlike space and provide an environment for people to observe andconnect with nature.” Phenomenon Overview The phenomenon of reflection occurs
FLOATING MOTIONS
Concept Statement “FLOATING MOTIONS is a design that interacts with nature, harnessing the power of wind andsunlight to create a dreamlike space and provide an environment for people to observe andconnect with nature.” Phenomenon Overview The phenomenon of reflection occurs
LIGHT STUDIO
Light Studio is a immersive space that celebrates the diurnal movement of the sun by revealing changing patterns of light as the sun penetrates various apertures over the course of the day. —————————————————————————————————————————————— “Crepuscular Rays” “Crepuscular Rays” is the scientific
LIGHT STUDIO
Light Studio is a immersive space that celebrates the diurnal movement of the sun by revealing changing patterns of light as the sun penetrates various apertures over the course of the day. —————————————————————————————————————————————— “Crepuscular Rays” “Crepuscular Rays” is the scientific
Muhheakantuck
Muhheakantuck [Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk] is how the Lenape, the indigenous people that lived in Manhattan called the Hudson River. The word means “River that Flows Both Ways.” First, we should know the fact that the Hudson River is not a river, but
Muhheakantuck
Muhheakantuck [Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk] is how the Lenape, the indigenous people that lived in Manhattan called the Hudson River. The word means “River that Flows Both Ways.” First, we should know the fact that the Hudson River is not a river, but
Asphodel
Asphodel is a calming, luminous, torus-shaped space that captures natural light through a central color-tinted light-well, then diffuses and reflects it within. The form and reflective surfaces inside amplify this luminosity, filling the space with soothing light for a serene,
Asphodel
Asphodel is a calming, luminous, torus-shaped space that captures natural light through a central color-tinted light-well, then diffuses and reflects it within. The form and reflective surfaces inside amplify this luminosity, filling the space with soothing light for a serene,
Wind’s Symphony
“Wind’s Symphony” is designed to be a living, breathing space that harmonizes technology, art, and nature, offering a unique experience that changes with the wind. Its goal is to inspire, educate, and provide a space for contemplation and community interaction.
Wind’s Symphony
“Wind’s Symphony” is designed to be a living, breathing space that harmonizes technology, art, and nature, offering a unique experience that changes with the wind. Its goal is to inspire, educate, and provide a space for contemplation and community interaction.
The Convertible
Studio Apartment for Students and New Arrivals The Convertible is a studio apartment for students and/or new arrivals to New York that provides a lot of programs in a small space by using transformable furniture. Design Concept The concept of
The Convertible
Studio Apartment for Students and New Arrivals The Convertible is a studio apartment for students and/or new arrivals to New York that provides a lot of programs in a small space by using transformable furniture. Design Concept The concept of