Li Heyi(Jimmy) (LEED AP BD+C), currently as an architectural designer in Perkinswill Los Angeles office, got his master degree of architecture in UCLA, Studio Greg Lynn in 2015. He is very interested in applications of advanced technology on architecture, such as robotic fabrication, composite material, digital working flow and dynamic structure.
"The beauty of architecture lies in graceful structure, which could be read as wonderful diagram of forces, composed by materials full of nature power."
Perkins&Will, Los Angeles, CA, US, Architect I
Project1: Kaiser Permanente Healthcare Center Rennovation, Carson, CA Project2: American University Beirut Medical Center, Lebanon
Project3: King's College Hospital, Dubai
Project4: Providence Tarzana Medical Center, CA
Project5: St. Mary Medical Center, CA
Project6: Jabal Transportation Center, Makkah
Project7: Santa Barbara College Hospital, CA
Project8: HCA San Jose Healthcare Center, CA
Studio Peizhu, Beijing, CN, Internship
Project1: Wutaishan Theatre in China
Position: CAD drawing, Hand Model, Presentation Material
Project2: Weifang Museum in China
Position: CAD drawing, Hand Model, Presentation Material
Cloud 9, Barcelona, ES, Internship
Project1: Movenpick Hotel Renovation in Qatar
Position: Modeling, Rendering, Presentation Material
Project2: Airbus Factory in Cádiz, Spain
Position: Modeling, Rendering, Presentation Material
Project3: Glamping of Southcape, South Korea
Position: Modeling, Rendering, Presentation Material
United Design Group Co. Ltd.Shanghai, China, Shanghai, CN, Internship
Meeting arrangement, Meeting record, Lecture arrangement, New recruits personal information survey, Official website maintenance
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Los Angeles, CA, US, MArch, Studio Greg Lynn
Despite all the moving parts in any building, from doors and windows to elevators, architecture assumes that people and things move while buildings remain static. One of the ways people are provoked to move is by spatial inflection and formal gestures. This idea of buildings being imbued with dynamism is an old idea. When deciding what small percentage of a room moves, the question of the relationship between the moving elements and the static elements was posed at the outset. A main focus of the year was the relationship between literal motion and phenomenal motion. The studio explored reorientation and movement of spaces and rooms at a variety of scales but always from the inside out.
Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, CN, BArch, Architecture Design
Spaces defined by structural beauty, are attractive to people and help to visually orient visitors. By designing spaces through human activity research, we can make architecture effective and appropriate to use. However, in the age of Web 2.0, the role of architecture and its necessary qualities are changing. They are awaiting our exploration. I hope to investigate these three areas through my graduate studies to further my goal of designing attractive and effective spaces for people in new age.
‘1st Prize, 'Structure Workshop' - Harbin institute of Technology, School of Architecture & L' ecole Nationale Superieure D’Architecture de Paris La Villette’,, 1st Place
‘1st Prize, 'Structure Workshop' - Harbin institute of Technology, School of Architecture & L' ecole Nationale Superieure D’Architecture de Paris La Villette’,
2nd Prize in Autodesk Revit Nationwide Sustainable Competition of College Student in 2011, 2nd Place
2nd Prize in Autodesk Revit Nationwide Sustainable Competition of College Student in 2011
1st Prize in Autodesk National wide Competition of College Student Architecture Design Work 2011, 1st Place
1st Prize in Autodesk National wide Competition of College Student Architecture Design Work 2011
1st Prize in UA International Conceptual Design Competition 2010, 1st Place
1st Prize in UA International Conceptual Design Competition 2010
