Profile


As an experienced graduate of architecture with two years of local experience in Australia, with strong proficiency in Revit, Enscape, Rhino, Grasshopper, D5 render, and Adobe suite, ranging from small-scale cafe and single dwelling design to large-scale towers and multi-residential projects, together with interior design, I am well experienced in all design stages, from conceptual design, design development, DA(TP)/BP submission, and associated coordination works across multiple project scales. I'm passionate about architectural design, and I can bring a collaborative mindset, with strong visual communication and cross-cultural project exposure within a teamwork environment.

Projects

Scaffolding Nest
Amber Nexus
Brunswick Venthouse
Infinity Station
Boomerang


+61 499 989 218

Barryhan1109@gmail.com

Barry_Xiyue_han

Link to my portfolio.pdf

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Infinity Station

VIC Werribee
Transport & Landscape
2024Large scale transport centre

Reclaimed timber
Train station/community garden/bike station
Not been built

Sited in the fast-growing Harpley lakeside neighbourhood near Werribee, this project answers the absence of planned public transport with a community micromobility hub that stitches new housing to everyday services and open space. The ground level combines a bike-hire and repair station (reception, workshop, storage and return bays) with a convenience store and generous bike parking, concentrating short-stay activity on a safe forecourt. A timber-framed open elevator lifts riders to an elevated launching platform and steel mesh catwalks, creating friction-free last-mile links while doubling as a lookout and social deck. The structure prioritises reclaimed timber posts and precast elements, clamp-able components and adjustable lifting columns for rapid assembly, maintenance and future reuse, while a roof garden provides shade and storm-water capture. At ground, a wildlife underpass corridor maintains habitat continuity across paths and drainage lines, coupling mobility with ecology. In sum, the hub is a light, reversible civic armature—part transport, part public room—built to evolve with the suburb’s demographics and movement patterns.

Barry’s Portfolio