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Mirrored rendering of pavilion on UCLA campus.
Jiajie Wang
Student Gallery M.Arch

The Mirror Stage

401 Advanced Topics Studio
2020

When reflective materials and surfaces meet geometry, strange things happen. From pure reproductions of what’s around them to distorted and obfuscated images and appearances, mirrored objects are passive-aggressive in their behavior. This studio focused on polished metals and reflective glass in the design of small extensions / pavilions for the UCLA Campus. Reflection here has two meanings: 1) the throwing back by a body or surface of light, heat, or sound without absorbing it and 2) serious thought or consideration.

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Plan drawing of building within its context on campus.
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Section drawing.
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Mirrored section drawings.
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Rendered perspective from within the circle.
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Rendered perspective of building within its cmapus context.
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Render perspective of building attached to another building.
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Render perspective of building attached to another building.
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Plan drawing.
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Section drawing.
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Rendered exploded axonometric diagram of building components.
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Rendered axonometric of building on UCLA campus.
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Section drawing with rendered site context.
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Rendered perspective of building on UCLA campus.
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Rendered perpective of building on UCLA campus.
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Rendered perpective of building on UCLA campus.
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