ARCH-HCI Portfolio-V1

SHENGXI WU· PORTFOLIO
This portfolio contains the design work of Shengxi Wu
School of Architecture
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, USA
University of Shenzhen, China

Chicago, U.S.
Champaign, U.S.
Petite-Riviere-de-Nippes, Haiti
El Canton, Honduras

CONTENT
PREFACE - CREATIVE VISUALIZATION
ACSA SUMMER PROGRAM - HAITI CHALLENGE
BUILDING HEALTH CHALLENGE COMPETITION
CENTRO DE SALUD (HEALTH CENTER) DESIGN
SOLID IS JUST BETTER - CONCRETE STUDIO
FOCAL POINT CHICAGO - URBAN COMPLEX

BUILDING TYPE COMBINATION INTERLOCKING
URBANUS architecture & design, SHENZHEN, CHINA
Future City - Baishizhou Redevelopment, Shenzhen, CHINA
Graphic design | Modeling | Concept development

CREATIVE VISUALIZATION
- collection of intern and graphic work
URBANUS ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
DAyun Nan Commercial District Planning
Future City – Baishizhou Redevelopment
CREATIVE WORK
Pop-up Model DESIGN - [architecture] IN THE AGE OF [digital] REPRODUCTION
Self-guided Visualization Project - Absolute Pitch Test Prototype
SOPHOMORE DESIGN STUDIO - ARTIST VILLA - design concept TRANSLATION
Medical Research Project at Léogâne, Haiti
ROSSTARRANT ARCHITECTS
collection of renderings and design iterations

INTERN WORK
URBANUS architecture & design, SHENZHEN, CHINA
Dayun Nan Commercial District highline, Shenzhen, cHINA
Graphic design | Schematic design | Concept development
BUSINESS
HIGHRISES
COMMERCIAL PODIUM
HIGH LINE SYSTEM
SITE

CREATIVE WORK
university of illinois at urbana champaign
ARCH576 - [architecture] IN THE AGE OF [digital] REPRODUCTION
A Pop-up Model in a Box
Select Case: Folded Bridge by Axi:Ome
Instructor: Erik Hemingway
digital
production
re-production
re-production
analog
Observation : project in real
Revisualization

production
: recreate assembly diagram
Redesign : A POP-up Model

CREATIVE WORK
university of illinois at urbana champaign
Independent Study – Absolute Pitch Test Prototype
Self-guided Visualization Project for ECE101
ABSOLUTE PITCH(AP), widely referred to as perfect pitch, is a rare auditory phenomenon characterized by the ability
of a person to identify or re-create a given musical note without the benefit of a reference tone. Usually an aural
test need to be done to identify such music talent. Generally, absolute pitch implies the following abilities:
SOUND
provide
sound e
of iden
sound e
ABLITY TO IDENTIFY SINGLE PITCH
An AP possessor can accurately reproduce a heard
tone on their musical instrument without "hunting" for
the correct pitch.
GRAPH
display
of the p
backgro
ABLITY TO IDENTIFY CHORD
An AP possessor can accurately tell each component
notes of a chord after hearing it without formal aural
training.
COMBINED INTO AN INTERACTIVE TEST PROTOTYPE
Design and integrate all these aural tests within an interactive
user interface prototype to help identify if one is an AP
possessor at any time, any place.
PLAY/
play a
touch
type sel
ABLITY TO IDENTIFY SOUND
An AP possessor can name the pitches of common
everyday sounds such as car horns and alarms and
accurately reproduce it.
PITCH/
switch
single p
test of id

TYPE SELECTION
options from instruments to daily
ffects, examine the user’s ability
tifying pitch of instrument or daily
ffects
STAVE DISPLAY
show correct input pitch on stave
IC EQUALIZER
frenquency bands
laying audio on
und
TEST FINISH MARK
shows up only when a
pitch/all pitches of a chord
are correctly selected
STOP
new sound per
based on sound
ection
VOLUME CONTROL
VOCAL INPUT
alternative input method
design for vocalist
CHORD MODE SWITCH
audio playback mode between
itch and chord. provide advancing
entifying chord components
KEYBOARD INPUT
a touch keyboard that only lit up and
play corresponding pitch when a correct
answer was touched by user

CREATIVE WORK
university of SHENZHEN, CHINA
SOPHOMORE DESIGN STUDIO - ARTIST VILLA - design concept TRANSLATION
Instructor: Zhong Zhong
PRIVATE
SITE
CHALLENGE
INSPIRE
1
dIAGRAM presentation
TRANSLATE
STUDIO
2
SOLUTION
LIVING
ROOM
BENEFIT
3
LIVING
ROOM

BETTER ACCESS
CIRCULATION
EXHIBIT
PRIVATE
STUDIO
MEETING
ROOM
EXHIBIT
PUBLIC
PUBLIC
LIVING
ROOM
RECEPTION
AREA
BETTER VIEW
EXHIBIT
PRIVATE
EXHIBIT
PUBLIC
MEETING
ROOM
RECEPTION
AREA
LIVING
ROOM

KAY FAMN YO WOMEN’S HOUSE - CONSTRUCTION ILLUSTRATION
university of illinois at urbana champaign
MEDICAL PROJECT CONSTRUCTION ILLUSTRATION AT LÉOGÂNE, HAITI
Instructor: Mark Taylor

With Dr. Charles and Holden
The Owner and My Partner
Summer Trip to Haiti in 2014
In front of Kay Famn Yo

INTERN WORK
ROSSTARRANT architectS, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, USA
collection of renderings and design iterations
University of Kentucky Athletic Project | Other Education Facilities Across Kentucky

THE HAITI CHALLENGE
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Project Type :
Team Member :
Date :
Team Project
Erasmo Ortega
Eric Ellis
Holden Scully
Jeremy Copley
Kevin Grewe
Lawrence Wyman
Manasvinee Pramod
Minhoo Kim
Neris Sandoval
Shengxi Wu
Yang Yu
Jun. 2014 Grad
Studio : ARCH572 Summer 2014
Instructor :
Category :
Lynne Dearborn
Town Planning
Site Location : Petite-Rivière-de-Nippes

UNDERSTAND THE COMMUNITY
MEETING WITH LOCAL PEOPLE
Meeting with Engineers : "Haiti is CAPABLE"
- Pollution and sanitation is a main concern
- Explained proposed projects, and possible sites
- Working mechanism for projects
- Priorities for new projects- Agriculture & Education
- Building codes and regulations
- Need for an urban plan
Meeting with Pastors : "Haiti is CAPABLE"
- Education is the main priority
- The need for English teaching
- Agriculture improvements with better irrigation
- Master plan improvement
Meeting with Mayor
“When you don't have anything everything is a priority"
- Priorities being Electrification and Education
- Explained current situation of project, post earthquake
- Current situation of land ownership
Meeting with Delatour
"Nobody accepted slavery as the ultimate human condition"
- History of the life in Haiti
- Historic preservation for post earthquake architecture
- Tourism development plans for Port-Au-Prince, Cap Haitien
- Building Back Better Communities

NIPPES POPULATION DENSITY
CURRENT POPULATION
15%
Petite-Rivierede-Nippes
35%
32,000
Fonds de Lianes
Sillegue
Bezin
1.7% Growth
in 2013
50%
Cholette
Miragone
LABOR CONDITION
Paillant
Nippes
20% 15%
35%
Unemployment
Fond Des Negres
30%
35%
7,840 Unemployed Adult
COMMUNITY SECTION
400m
350m
150m
Sillegue
1,335mm
Cholette1,168mm
Fonds de Lianes
1,161mm
LAND DISPUTE
5%
of land is legally accounted for in Haiti
Rural Land
Ownership
37%
Deeds
Haiti average
1,461mm
63%
Claim

CURRENT TOWN PLAN
A LINEAR GROWING TOWN
Stage One 5-8 Year Growth Plan
- addition of 152 homes, 24 retail, and 18 mixed use
- 6-8 member homes
- 1000-1100 people
PROS
- Existing road can provide immediate infrastructure to allow for fast progress
- Easy access to the village for outsiders
- Visibility to passersby and hence increases commercial sales
CONS
- Dangerous as the highway, commercial and residential shares street
- Growth will be curtailed by the town eventually reaching neighboring towns
- Multiple centers will have to form to reduce the need for travel
- Water front becomes backyard - heavily polluted with trash
Water Pollution
Highway
Government
Public Facilities
Education
Commercial
Retail
Residential

DOCUMENTING THE TOWN
CURRENT MASTER PLAN

FUTURE TOWN PLAN
BYPASS AND WATER FRONT DEVELOPMENT
Stage Two 8-12 Year Growth Plan
- addition of 140 homes, 28 retail, and 6 mixed use
- 6-8 member homes
- 1200-1500 people
Co-op
Park
Dock & Recreation
Bamboo Farm
Farms to grow bamboo.
Educative in nature as well
as to increase eco-friendly
construction materials
Growth of the co-op
to account for multiple
crops, and larger scales
Farmlands friendly to tourists,
to educate and give farmers
incentives to improve their
agricultural methods

Park & Playground
Hotel & Tourism
Education
Transportation
Bypass
Zone for education and
research development
Road to bypass the
town of Petite to allow
for higher traffic loads
on the highways
Eliminate waterfront
pollution by establishing
trash recycle program
Expanding the dock
to account for water
recreation on the reef
Secondary green
belt acts as a
breather space
Tourist zone to
develop tourism
FUTURE MASTER PLAN

PROPOSED ANCHORED PROJECTS
FOUR FURTHER PROPOSED PROJECTS
Co-operatives
A Space to bring the grass roots farmer to the market for his product. Educating
the farmer to better the growth of his crop as well utilize resources to the fullest.
Media Center
Bringing education to the rural community of Petite-Riviere-de-Nippes. A
link to the rest of the country, with the help of new age technology.
Fishing Dock
A boat dock for the local fisherman. To allow for a harbor for
temporary transfer of goods, and storage of fresh catch.
Market
A structure to provide an organized market
for daily sales, for goods like fruits vegetables,
and other household items. Flexible in nature
to provide the town for a secondary gathering
space.

PROPOSED MARKET
Team Member :
Neris Sandoval
Shengxi Wu

DEMONSTRATION OF
BIOGAS COOKING

Water Collection
4 tons/day of rainwater
is collected and used for
cleaning and cooking
Waste Collection
Agricultural and human waste
will be collected for recycle
Fruits &Veggies
Market as an incentive for
local farmers’ development
Co-op Section
The market will work with the co-op
to promote new products
Craft Section
Market as an incentive
for local craftmenship
development
Fresh Fish
Each cublicle provides
a solar chiller
Efficient Sanitary
Biogas digestors are used
to produce gas for cooking
Cooking Section
Biogas is used to cook
meat and fish everyday
Security Section
Daily security is provided
to ensure the markets’ success
Pedestrian
Vehicle
MARKET AXON
Livestock Section
Market as an incentive
for local farmers’ development

EDUCATIONAL VALUE
MARKET AS A DEMONSTRATION TOOL OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY
Solar Panels Light Fan
Cooking
Daily Cleaning
Solar Chiller
SOLAR ENERGY COLLECTION SYSTEM
RECYCLE SYSTEM
Gutter System
Water Tank
RAINWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM
Pressure Tank
Water Tank
Waste
Collection

Organic Waste
Collection
Biogas Cooking
Recycle/Upcycle
Waste Sorting
BIOGAS SYSTEM
Bio-digestor
Water Tank
Biogas System
Rainwater Collection System
Solar Chiller
SECTION DIAGRAM

DEMONSTRATION OF SOLAR CHILLER

MARKET CLOSED DAY - PUBLIC GATHERING SPACE

TOGETHER IN EL PARAISE
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Project Type :
Team Member :
Date :
Studio :
Instructor :
Category :
Site Location :
Team Project
Annie Sit
Bejil Thomas
Shengxi Wu
Mar. 2012 UG
ARCH476 SP2012
Mark Taylor
Healthcare
El Canton, Honduras

UNDERSTAND THE COMMUNITY
WHY IS HEALTHCARE SO IMPORTANT IN EL CANTON?
0
Healthcare Facility
El Canton does not have any health center in their rural community. People
who suffer from diseases have to go to health center in other town, which is a
serious problem if emergency happens.
2.5
Hours Walk
Most people there do not have access to car. Currently the closest place
to seek medical attention is in the county seat of Teupasenti, a 2 and 1/2
hour walk from El Canton, which is very time consuming.
10
Fatal Diseases
People in El Canton are threatened by various of diseases, such as AIDS,
dengue, malaria, yellow fever, cholera and hepatitis. Some of them are
highly infectious or even fatal.
5,000
People
Because of El Canton’s central location, if the new health center is built,
it will benefit a total of 12 communities, providing access to basic health
care to nearly 5,000 people.

Together in El Paraise is a place for the residents of El Cantón and the surrounding communities to heal. The goal
of Together in El Paraise is not only a place to get well, but also is a hub for the community to gather and create a
support network. Upon completion, Juntos en El Paraíso will be the center that helps create a sense of belonging for
the communities in the region.
SITE PLAN

CONCERNS AND SOLUTIONS
CONCERN I
Non-skillful
Labor Force
1 Reception
2 Exam Room
3 Waiting Area
4 Garden
5 Office
6 Medical Storage
7 General Storage
8 Treatment Room
9 Exam Room/Infirmary
10 Waiting Area
11 Restrooms
12 Dental Rooms
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PLAN DESIGN
The organization of the plan
emphasizes the patient experience
and privacy. The program is divided
into outpatient and inpatient
services. The outpatient consult
and dental clinic are in the center
pavilion to provide easy access
to patients with minor illnesses. The
treatment and inpatient ward enjoy
more privacy and isolation from the
public areas.
A modualized
brick wall system
COMPRESSED EARTH BLOCK
— Main Building Material
The incorporation of CEB provides
several opportunities for this small
span structure. The first being ease
of construction with consideration to
volunteer labor, inavailability of power
tools and the use of local materials.
Another being the building’s structural
module can be discreet enough
to match the local vernacular and
provide a high level of versatility for
future additions.
MODUAL
The 3.2m x 3.2m module provides
flexibility for the clinic operation, as
well as repetition for the ease of
construction
SOLUTION
Modualize
Building Plan, Materials

CONCERNS AND SOLUTIONS
CONCERN II
Earthquake
and Other Natural Disasters
Reinforced Brick Column
Concrete Sill Beam
1 2
Poured concrete foundation on moisture barrier and # 3 rebar 0.6m
on center. # 4 re-bars are positioned vertically according to the
placement of columns and windows in a repeated module. These
extend vertical 0.6m, then grooving wire.
At the column points the CEB alternate between header
and stretcher, providing vertical reinforcement in both
directions. Half bricks are used to stabilize the voids.
At 1.2m, a reinforced sill bea
brick wall, providing lateral s
walls. Windows are placed a
installed with mortar betwee

#4 Rebars extend from foundation and
connect to bond beam and lintel
#3 Stirrup every 1’-0” on center
Reinforced Brick Column
with grout voids
Concrete Bond Beam
with 3# Stirrup and #4 Bar
Concrete Sill Beam
with #4 Bar
Concrete Bond Beam
3 4
m is cast in place atop the low
upport for all interior and exterior
top sill beam and bricks are
n window hangars.
Wall is then capped with a reinforced concrete bond
beam, extending through all interior and exterior walls.
SOLUTION
Dual Beam
Reinforced Structure

CONCERNS AND SOLUTIONS
CONCERN III
Cooling
Ventilation and Lighting
Summer Solstice
Prevailing wind (from
north, east, and northeast)
The new health clinic implements passive strategies that
integrate with the roof and building design. The building
orientation takes advantage of the prevailing wind
directions to encourage cross ventilation. The building
includes a double layer roof system. The photovoltaic
panels on the top layer not only serves as a shading
device but also reduces the solar heat gain through the
building’s roof.
Winter Solstice
Photovoltaic panels supported by
bamboo space frame
Photovoltaic roof absorbs
solar energy and decreases
thermal heat gain on roof
Incinerator
Prevailing winds remove oddor
Cross ventilation cools interior
spaces
Latrine
pit
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B

OVERALL ROOF STRUCTURE
Photovoltaic Panels
Bamboo Space Frame
Corrugated Metal Roof
Wood rafters supported
by concrete lintel
Reinforced brick column
Concrete sill beam
Concrete bond beam
SOLUTION
Dual Roof
with Passive Strategies

CONCERNS AND SOLUTIONS
CONCERN IV
Energy
and Roof Structure
The roof structure is composed of two levels, the
lower roof protects the building interiors from
natural elements; the upper roof, supported
on bamboo space frame structure, shields the
building from direct sunlight, while reducing
solar heat gain in the building. Composed of
photovoltaic panels, the upper roof diverts the
sun’s radiation into usable energy to power the
campus. Solar energy can also be stored for
future use in batteries.
Base plate
Cross plate I
Photovoltaic Panel Installation Diagram
SLR150 Solar
end-clamp
Photovoltaics panel
100cm x 170cm
SLR100 Solar mid-clamp
1cm bolt
P1000T U-channel
UP-MPDS
Unipier strut support
Space frame top plate
and cross plate connector

Cross plate II
Arm plate
Bamboo frame
SPACE FRAME JOINTS
All plates are 8mm thick
Fasten all members with 10mm bolts
For ease of construction, the bamboo
space frame members are pre-fabricated in
the nearby town and are easily transported
to the project site because the components
are small and light weight (compared to
conventional wood truss).
SOLUTION
Solar Panel
and Space Frame

View from Courtyard
The site aims at creating a welcoming
and intimate ambience for patients
and families. The open courtyard and
garden between the buildings allow
people to relax and enjoy nature.
Exam Room/Infirmary

South Elevation

SOLID IS JUST BETTER
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Project Type :
Date :
Studio :
Instructor :
Category :
Site Location :
Individual Project
Sept. 2014 Grad
ARCH571 FA2014
Jeff Poss
Architecture Tectonic
Champaign, IL

PHASE 1 - FORMWORK STUDY: CONCRETE LAMP ARIZONA
CASE STUDY - FLEXIBLE FORMWORK
In contrast to traditional rigid moulds such as timber or steel
formwork, cable formwork could be manipulated into any kind
of shape. Its flexibility allows designer to position the formwork
in a very sculptured way and take advantage of the fluidity of
concrete, creating highly optimized, architecturally interesting
building forms. All these characteristics make cable formwork
perfect for a concrete lamp design.

CONCEPT SKETCH

CONCRETE LAMP ARIZONA

PHASE 2 - AN OBSERVING SPACE
CONCEPT - TIME AND LIGHT
Phase 3 is a further exploration on light and concrete formwork. This is
a natural light capture device inspired by an analemmatic sundial.
In this project, tie of concrete formwork is part of the important design
element which is being used as a guide to indicate time.
Large
Observing
Space
Seats
Pebble Paving
Drainage
4-Season Units
Formwork Ties
As sunlight cast into each units, it lights up the ties, casting shadows on
the concrete wall. These ties are deliberately positioned such that the
number of ties that casted shadows changed hourly, indicating the
elapse of time.
December
Solstice Unit
September
Equinox Unit
March
Equinox Unit
Light Slot
June
Solstice Unit
PLAN
1
2
3
4
5
6

CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCES
2nd Cast
1' Timber Plank
Corbel
1st Cast
1
2
Light Notch
1' Tie Grid
Drainage
Precast Roof
Precast Unit
Concrete Corbel
Extruded Ties
3
4

SECTION COMPONENT
Roof Drainage
Concrete Tie Supports
Metal Cap
Bearing Pads on Corbel
Stepped Down Gutter
Roof Drainage
Project Wall with Ties
JOINT DETAIL
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION

Stepped Down Roof
Openings allowing
morning sun coming in
EAST-WEST SECTION

ANIMATION STUDY - HOURLY SCENES
SCREENSHOTS OF RENDERING VIDEO
8:00 AM 4 Ties
9:00 AM 3 Ties
10:00 AM 2 Ties
11:00 AM 1 Ties
12:00 PM 0 Ties Noon Notch
13:00 PM 0 Ties Next Notch

INTERIOR OBSERVING SPACE

FOCAL POINT CHICAGO
- University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Project Type :
Team Project
Team Member : Annapoorna Halepatali
Shengxi Wu
Date :
Studio :
Instructor :
Category :
Site Location :
Sept. 2013 Grad
ARCH572 FA2013
Botand Bognar
Urban Complex
Chicago, USA

URBAN CONTEXT
DOWNTOWN CHICAGO
RESIDENTIAL BLOCK
MASTER PLAN
The site is located just south of the Chicago loop and Congress Parkway next to the Chicago River. The two city-block size
site is bounded by the River on the west, W. Harrison St. on north, S. Wells St. on the east and extends till W. Polk St. in the south.
The 8.75 acres site is currently empty.
The site is embraced by a combination of residential, commercial and hospitality buildings with heavy traffic concentrated
on the Harrison Street. The Well Street on the eastern side has considerably less traffic with more parking areas. Construction
materials like glass, brick, stone are abundantly used which forms the greater part of the architecture of the vicinity. The
challenge here is to develop a design which integrates into the community and thus giving a sense of stability to the eye.
CHICAGO RIVER WATER FRONT

SITE VIEW
RIVER VIEW
SITE ANALYSIS
The site can be accessed from the Harrison street(northern side) and the exit could be made into the Well street
(eastern side) for efficient circulation. Glass, brick and granite can be used in the design to blend with the surroundings.
An open space could be provided at the entrance to get a better view of the city and the park. This space acts as
a transition space.

FOCAL POINT
CONCEPT
The three buildings, Hotel, Gallery and the Arena, which serve different purposes leisure, knowledge and
entertainment, are treated with equal importance in this program. The main concept of the design is the
fundamental element of architecture-“The Visual Axis”. The orientation of main axis of the Hotel and the Gallery
aligned with the Chicago River and Wells St.- to make the site harmoniously blend with the trapezoidal site.
The Hotel and the Gallery were designed to be high rises to blend with the Chicago skyline and it is balanced with
the less verticality of Arena by making it, the Arena the focal point between these two buildings and to the site.
The Arena was framed between the other two buildings to provide the visitors from the main entrance on Harrison
St, a grand entrance. Narrowing flight of steps breaks the monotony, elevates the perspective and heightens
anticipation as visitors approach the building complex at the podium level, where they are greeted by an open
space triangulated by the three buildings. Open spaces and the river walk encourage the visitors to, appreciate
the forms of the buildings, enjoy nature and appreciate the urban landscape of Chicago
1
Traffic & Visual Axis
2
Align Building Mass
3
Elevate Buildings
4
Pedestrian Access
5
Visual Access

SITE PLAN
The site can be accessed from the Harrison
street(northern side) and the exit could be made
into the Well street (eastern side) for efficient
circulation.
An open space could be provided at the entrance
to get a better view of the city and the park. This
space acts as a transition space.
1 Hotel Tower
2 Art Gallery
3 Arena
4 Outdoor Cafe
5 Overlooking deck
6 Steps to 2nd Podium
7 Riverwalk
8 1st Podium Roof Top
9 2nd Podium Roof Top
10 Service Vehicle Entry
11 Main Vehicle Entry
12 Front Drop Off
13 Hotel Service Entry
14 Hotel Entry
15 Ground Podium Entry
16 Basement Parking Ramp

PODIUM SYSTEM
ROAD LEVEL PLAN
1 Hotel Lobby
2 Retail
3 Arena Lobby
4 Gallery Lobby
5 Walk Path
6 Spill Out Space
7 Parking Ramp
8 Gallery Drop Off
9 Hotel Drop Off
10 Arena Service Yard
2ND LEVEL PLAN

URBAN CONTEXT STUDY
AERIAL VIEW
1 Hotel Lobby
2 Cafe Atrium
3 Arena Lobby
4 Gallery Lobby
5 Arena Spill Out
6 Staff Dinning
7 Retail
8 Arena Court
9 Overlooking Deck
3RD LEVEL PLAN
1 Arena Court
2 Arena Lobby
3 Arena Podium Platform
4 Arena Spill Out
5 Office
6 Pantry
7 Retail
Pedestrian
Vehicle
FOCAL POINT - ARENA

HOTEL AND GALLERY
LEVEL 14 - BRIDGE ROOF PLAN
1 Suite Rooms
2 Lobby
3 Rooms-1
4 Rooms-2
5 Service Rooms
6 Storage
7 Pantry
8 Atrium Below
9 Terrace
10 Special Gallery
11 Kitchen
12 Indoor Sculpture
13 Education Space
LEVEL 33 - RESTAURANT PLAN
SUITE ROOM - LOWER LEVEL SUITE ROOM - HIGHER LEVEL TYPICAL ROOM

B
Level 34 - Roof Top
Level 33 - Restaurant
B
1 Lobby
2 Restaurant
3 Kitchen
4 Banquet Hall
5 Discotheque
6 Storage/Pantry
7 Restrooms
8 Terrace
Suite and Typical Rooms
Level 14 - Bridge Roof
Semi-public
Conference Rooms
Level 9 - Mechanical Floor
Restaurant, Banquet Hall
Level 3 - Podium Top
Level 2 - 2nd Podium
Level 1 - Road Level
Level B4 - Parking Basement
HOTEL SECTION B-B

HOTEL AND GALLERY
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM

Level 34 - Roof Top
C
C
Hotel Rooms
Art Gallery
Level 14 - Bridge Roof
Connection Bridge
Level 10 - Bridge Level
Auditorium
Auditorium
Dining
Gallery
Podium Top
(3rd Level)
Level 1 - Road Level
2nd Podium
Level B4 - Parking Basement
BRIDGE SECTION C-C

ARENA
Pedestrian
Vehicle
1 Lobby
2 Reception/Ticket Counter
3 Office
4 Cafe/Pantry
5 Visitor’s Locker
6 Public Cafe
7 Janitor
8 HVAC/AHU Room
9 Electrical Room
10 Conference Room
11 Records Storage
12 Event Manager
13 Staff Dining
14 Equipment Storage
15 Public Activity Room
16 Hall of Fame - Display
17 Productions Office
18 Drinking Fountain
ARENA - ROAD LEVEL PLAN

Tensile Cable Supported
Membrane Roof
D
D
Roof Top
Level 5 - Private Space
Level 4 - Public Space
Level 3 - Public Entry
Level 2 - Private Space
Level 1 - Public Drop Off
Level B4 - Parking Basement
ARENA SECTION D-D

Contact
Phone: 217-419-4327
Email : sxwu11@gmail.com
521 E Main St, APT B-10
Lexington, Kentucky 40508
USA
Permanent Address
Rm 902 Unit 1 Bldg 9 Xiangxieli Garden
Nongxuan Rd Futian District
Shenzhen, 518040, Guangdong Province
Peoples Republic of China