ANDREW CHUN-AN WEI
(L)Architecture Work
Off the Beaten Path
TwoFold
Analog Series
Champaign Boutique Hotel
Ward’s Island Terminal
Marco Polo House
Meditation Pavilion (Built)
Architecture Writing
PKX to JFK (aviation spaces)
Art Work
Jia De I
Jia De II
Millennial
Untitled
Summer
33,000
About / Resume
Portfolio - PDF
Andrew Chun-An Wei
Andrew Chun-An Wei
M.Arch University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Hon. BA University of Toronto
acwei2@illinois.edu
www.linkedin.com/in/andrewcwei
My name is Andrew Chun-An Wei and I am currently a second-year Masters of Architecture (3-year program) student.
Over my graduate education, I have discovered an interest in interdisciplinary collaboration. My academic work thus often is made in collaboration with landscape architecture partners or have a landscape architectural aspect. I also investigate and explore spatial qualities in forms of drawing, as influenced by my background in the arts.
In architecture, I am particularly interested in aviation spaces (including airports and airplane cabins), crossovers between landscape architecture and architecture, and small-scale interventions that help form a sense of identity.
Over the last summer, I had the great opportunity to work at EDSA, a landscape architectural firm, and gain first hand experience in collaborating and contributing as a member of an interdisciplinary team.
I have had the opportunity to work both as a teaching assistant and research assistant at the University of Illinois, and have some experience in lecturing, energy simulation, and small-scale fabrication.
Link to PDF version of portfolio
Over my graduate education, I have discovered an interest in interdisciplinary collaboration. My academic work thus often is made in collaboration with landscape architecture partners or have a landscape architectural aspect. I also investigate and explore spatial qualities in forms of drawing, as influenced by my background in the arts.
In architecture, I am particularly interested in aviation spaces (including airports and airplane cabins), crossovers between landscape architecture and architecture, and small-scale interventions that help form a sense of identity.
Over the last summer, I had the great opportunity to work at EDSA, a landscape architectural firm, and gain first hand experience in collaborating and contributing as a member of an interdisciplinary team.
I have had the opportunity to work both as a teaching assistant and research assistant at the University of Illinois, and have some experience in lecturing, energy simulation, and small-scale fabrication.
Link to PDF version of portfolio
