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APPLICATION

-Name: Mengyuan Zhang

-Major: Architecture

-Minor:

Contemporary Art Practices/Theories

-Application: Architect

-E-mail: mengyuanz.zhang@outlook.com

-Education Background

MA: Aalto University -- Architecture (2021-2023)

BA: Beijing Jiaotong University -- Architecture (2016-2021)

-Working Experiences

ALAArchitects

Position: Junior designer

Vakwerk architecten

Position: Intern

People's Architecture Studio

Position: Intern

-Key Skills

Language Specialities

Softwear

08.2023-01.2024

Helsinki, Finland

02.2023-08.2023

Delft, Netherland

03.2021-06.2021 Beijing, China

English (IELTS 7.5); Chinese (Native); Finnish(Beginner)

Modeling(3D modeling, Handmade model and 3Dprinting); Rendering; Asthetic details; Concept design

Rhino, Revit, Sketckup, AutoCad, Adobe Suits, Enscape

-Research Experiences

Organize “Informal Space, West of Xizhimen” Exhibition at 2019 Beijing International Design Week

Surveying and Mapping of Ding Village, Linfen, Shanxi

Research on Traditional Houses and Construction Techniques in Huairou District, Beijing

Second Prize in the Beijing Design and Constructive Festival. (2017)

MENGYUAN ZHANG

Selected Works from 2019 - 2024

E-mail: zhangmengyuan15271207@gmail.com

Connection

Tallinn A-terminal building

Niitykummu fire station

Proposal for after use of the fire station

Rice Porridge Fragrance Garden

Resurface the memory of Jingxi Rice culture

Diversifying Forms of Living Memory-friendly Housing

Light House

Back to the basics - wood architecture design programm

Death in Dailylife

Airbnb + memorial cemetery in the city of the dead

P O R T F O L I O

“CONNECTION”

Tallinn A-terminal building

Competition

Working project

Team Work Members:ALA partners Antti Nousjoki and Samuli

Woolstonn with Mengyuan Zhang, Jack Foisey, David Gallo, Epp

Jerlei and Jens Regårdh

Location: Tallinn, Estonia

Carring out Date: 20/9/2023

The transport plan is predetermined by the city, therefore the layout and program of the terminal building have taken into account access to the city, tram stop, taxi and tourist bus stops. The terminal building is effectively connected to the city, and light pedestrian paths, cyclists and public transport traffic are prioritized. Upon arrival from the ship, passengers can easily and safely find the direction of their next leg of the journey. An easy connection with a taxi is guaranteed, and there is a car interface on the basement floor. The new tram stop and bus stops are located in the immediate vicinity of the terminal.

Tourist bus stops are covered by a cantilever structure on the second floor of the building, which provides shelter for bus riders. Arriving and departing passengers are served by escalators that take them to the second level waiting area and back to the ship, creating a visual reference that is visible from the ground. Two passenger paths cross visually and reach the same lobby on the ground floor. The terminal offers high-quality, accessible public functions. On the first level, there are restaurants, cafes, shops and services available to both travelers and guests. The retail spaces open onto the public square in front of the terminal, where terraces are located during the summer months. The roof terrace bar and rooms are also accessible to the public and offer views of the old town and harbor areas.

+22.100 +35.000 +14.100 +8.100 +2.600 View from the West 1:400
MAIN ENTRANCE TALLINNA PORT OFFICE BUILDING TRAM
Bird's eye view
+5,6 +2,6 +2,6 +2,6 +2,6 +2,6 +2,6 +2,6 A A B B +2,6 +2,1 +1,1 +0,6 +2,6 +2,6 First floor plan 1:400 MAIN ENTRANCE WIND ROOM 30 m2 CAFE CHECK-IN/ TICKET ID 84 m2 PUBLIC TOILET 76 m2 WIND ROOM 30 m2 SPRAYER/ WASHER 37 m2 PARKING HOUSE 40 SEATS PUBLIC FOB 360 m2 BICYCLE STORAGE ROOM 109 m2 SURVEILLANCE CENTER 71 m2 MEETING ROOM WC MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE PREMISES OFFICE 28 m2 COMPANY 1 20 m2 COMPANY 1 20 m2 CURRENCYEXCHANGE 40 m2 COMPANY 2 20 m2 COMPANY 2 39 m2 COMPANY 2 120 m2 BUS PERSONAL LOADING AREA WAREHOUSE COMPANY 1 182 m2 CLEANING ROOM 42 m2 WC OFFICE 27m2 DOG CAGES 22m2 WEARHOSUE 22m2 SERVER 22m2 AREA OF CONTROL AND PROCEDURE 161 m2 MONITORING 13 m2 SECURITY COMPANY 63 m2 OFFICE 27m2 SECURITY 30 m2 BACK OF HOSUE 115 m2 WAREHOUSE COMPANY 2 182 m2 SUBSTATION 42 m2 SPARE GENERATOR 37 m2 HELP ROOM 26 m2 GARAGE 50 m2 DIST 18m2 SPR 18m2 AUTOMATIC CHECK IN
Section B-B 1:400 PARKING/ TAXIS PUBLIC SQUARE
public
The
lobby and ticket gates on the first floor of the terminal building

Niitykummu fire station

Proposal for after use of the fire station

Competition

Working project

Team Work Members:ALA partners Antti Nousjok with Mengyuan Zhang and Epp Jerlei.

Location: Espoo, Finland

Carring out Date: 20/12/2023

The Niittykumpu fire station, designed by the working group led by Erkki Kairamo, is a clear message about Finland at the end of the 1980s. The social change that was waiting around the corner did not prevent the small fire station, which was still located in a remote location at the time, from being turned into a comprehensive work of architectural art. This 1,200-square-meter, two-story pavilion flirts with postmodernism by borrowing the imagery of 1920s modernism. The building is clear, beautiful and at the same time rich. Glass, steel and plastered and tiled walls, roof ventilation ducts and a playful constructivist tower form a pleasing, balanced whole. As Espoo grows and changes from a spacious car city to a tangle of dense urban centers, the fire station network has changed, and Kairamo’s masterpiece will no longer be used by Espoo’s rescue service from 2024. The building is protected, and definitely worthy of preservation and renovation that respects the original. In keeping with its modern nature, the building has a universal, clear character: it is a fire station that can be used for other uses almost as is. We propose the following: the building will be renovated inside and out to its original appearance in terms of colors, materials and details. The exhaust gas suction system will be removed from the fire engine hall, and the space will be equipped with presentation technology and conduits installed under the floor, which enable the use of the space for project, event and product presentation activities of start-up companies. The social spaces downstairs will be transformed into project spaces supporting the event hall. The caretaker’s apartment is kept as an apartment-like retreat where you can rest or stay temporarily. The population shelter will be equipped with temporary gym equipment. The equipment room for patient transport at the entrance will be transformed into a high-quality meeting room for the management team, where it is easy to arrive for meetings and presentations. The accommodation and gym facilities on the upper floor, as well as the lounge area, will be transformed into an efficient and modern project workspace. The original load-bearing and solid structures of the fire station will be preserved, and the beautiful steel-glass walls and doors will be restored to their original appearance. The changes only apply to conventional lightweight partitions. The “firewall” that divides the building in two will serve as a “pitching wall” in the future, next to which we will gather passionately to create new business. Balconies and outdoor spaces serve as places for recreation and work during the summer months. The exterior of the building remains original. The new operation can be seen through the glass walls as larger screens, and instead of fire trucks, prototype equipment and events in the hall. On the roof of the building, a high-quality digital screen that fits the whole and is clearly separate from it will be placed.

And at the time of Slush, the banner of an important growth company may rise in the tower. The optimism of the 1980s and the responsible business activities of the 2020s meet in the architectural pearl of Niittykumpu.

New purpose of use

II FIRE STATION 1200
DRIVING CONSTRUCTION AREA 1ST FLOOR GROSS AREA 2 ND FLOOR GROSS AREA TOTAL GROSS AREA 1ST FLOOR NET AREA NET AREA OF THE 2ND FLOOR ENTIRE NET FIELD 781 m2 781 m2 455 m2 1236 m2 694 m2 370 m2 1064 m2 SITE PLAN 1 : 400 (A3) N SCHOOL FIELD SCHOOL BRIDGES
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD
MEADOWBRIDGEPATH
1 2 3 PROJECT AND MEETING ROOM 1 32 m2 1. BOARDROOM 36 m2 GUEST ROOM / OWNER’S PRIVATE SPACE 47 m2 PROTOTYPING / LAUNCH / EVENT MODE 300 m2 BIKES 18 m2 GYM 70 m2 CORRIDOR 17 m2 WC (ENTIRE SPACE) 15 m2 STOCK 3 m2 DRESSING ROOM N DRESSING ROOM M LOUNGE 25 m2 LIFT RESERVATION 5 m2 RECEPTION 14 m2 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 13. 11. 12. 4 5 6 7 8 13 15 14. 15. 16. 16 9 10 OH ET TK KH KK MH TK TK PROJECT AND MEETING ROOM 2 34 m2 PROJECT AND MEETING ROOM 3 65 m2 2. 3. 11 11 12 11 11 11
1FLOOR 1 : 150 (A3) N 17 17 17 PITCHING WALL / STAND-UP MEETINGS 17.
New purpose of use
25 26 18 19 20 23 21 22 29 28 16 LIFT RESERVATION 5 m2 16. OFFICE 3 (4 workstations) 35 m2 PITCHING WALL / STAND-UP MEETINGS MEETING ROOM 1 35 m2 MEETING ROOM 2 33 m2 KITCHEN / BAR / LIVING AREA 67 m2 SERVER ROOM 13 m2 WC 7 m2 STOCK 20 m2 OUTDOOR FITNESS AND OFFICE SPACE 34 m2 TOP OF THE HALL AISLE 10 m2 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 26. 25. 27. 28. 29. OFFICE 1 (8 workstations) 74 m2 OFFICE 2 (8 workstations) 76 m2 17. 18. K 24 27
2. FLOOR 1 : 150 (A3) N 17 17 24
New purpose of use

Rice Porridge Fragrance Garden

Resurface the memory of Jingxi Rice culture

Academic

Team Work Members:Mengyuan Zhang, Jiahui Liu

Location: Beijing, China

The Level of the Project: Senior

Carring out Date: 10/6/2020

Supervisor: Cao Ting, Zhou Yinan

Email: ynzhou@bjtu.edu.cn

Personal Contribution: Design the logic of the entire structure, the node details and complete the entire model making and all drawings independently.

The huts in the early rice fields of Six Langzhuang were places for farmers to chat and rest their feet after their labor. The project create a large dining hall for the surrounding residents for daily dining and public activities in the rice field landscape. The design determines the main problem in the form of wooden frame and slope roof according to the intention of the hut, and then derives three structural units, which match the number of users and functional types, two-person space for private dining, four to six-person space for entrance, meal preparation and bar, ten people and more for centralized dining and public activities. At last, according to the use of flow lines to copy, combine and deform the three structural units, interwoven with the rice landscape, and expand the final building.

This model photo shows the structural state after the combination of unit modules. By adjusting the scale and angle of the roof of each module, the harmonious connection between modules is achieved, which also makes the overall structure very stable, and the arrangement of columns can be more randomly arranged according to the function.

This particular perspective photo shows a unique part of the structure: a pillarless part. This is due to the mutual support between the roof structures and the need for the permeability of the ground part, which realizes the structure definition space. Structure

Components
Cooking Space Porridge Space No Pillars
Mortise and Tenon Beam, Column and Purlin Relax Bar Celebration Space
Wood Board Glass Roof Wood Purlin 100*300mm Curtain Wood Column 100*250mm Wood Beam 200*250mm
Corridor
and
Dining
Wood Floor 20mm Green Grass Concrete Floor
Tables and Chairs Concrete Floor Function and Structure +7.230M +5.450M +4.200M +2.100M +0.145M - 0.250M
Implies Spatial Function Relationship between Structural
Entry
Overlapping Relationship
Exploded Axonometric View
Entrance
Rest
Wait
Preparetion Dining Area Aggregation Space
Wood

Daily Scene

The first perspective generally shows that the activity area is generally a dining area, and the different structures of the roof and the ground of different materials jointly determine and imply different functions.

The seconde perspective shouws a bar located between the activity area and the dining area. It is a transitional area and a more flexible area. People can stay here and drink a bowl of hot porridge or sit here to watch the festival lively scene.

The first perspective generally shows that the activity area is generally a dining area, and the different structures of the roof and the ground of different materials jointly determine and imply different functions.

The seconde perspective shows a preparation space for porridge meals.

Festival Scene 庆 祝 喝 粥 节 Celebrate Porridge Festival 闲 聊 煮 粥 Rest Making Porridge

Multiple Uses of the Large Public Spaces

This large space is very flexible, and the concrete floor is raised in a specific position as a base point for placing the table. In daily farming activities, tables are placed around concrete pillars as a resting platform for residents. People surround the tables and concrete pillars in a circle during the porridge festival, and when the exhibition is held, it will serve as a showcase for visitors to visit.

Congee Festival Period Rice Culture Exhibition Ordinary Holiday Daily Community Activity

Scale 1:50

Taking the oblique support of the roof as an example, on the one hand, the force flow path is adjusted to increase the beam span while reducing the beam thickness, making the roof lighter, on the other hand, it also strengthens the formal intention of the slope roof and enriches the indoor space level.

Drawing
Detail
This perspective is located in the dining area. Roofs, pillars and curtains of different sizes define a dining area. Different sizes can accommodate different diners. The green space between the dining areas makes the building more integrated into the environment. The windy scenes and the fragrance of rice in the air make the porridge full of comfort. This perspective shows a bar located between the activity area and the dining area. It is a transitional area and a more flexible area. People can stay here and drink a bowl of hot porridge or sit here to watch the festival lively scene.

Light House

Back to the Basics - Wood Architecture Dessign Programm

Type: Academic

Individual Work

Author:Mengyuan Zhang, Lea Schuiki, Karen Aalazar

Location: Vannha-Rantty, Finland

The Level of the Project: Master

Carring out Date: 20/12/2021

Supervisor: Pekka Heikkinen

Email: Pekka.heikkinen@aalto.fi

The project tries to examine the relationship between spatial characters and the spirituality of the users.

The representation of a narrative: people who tired of urban life travel a long way to find a mysterious meditation house. After scaling different cell levels of meditation, they finally come into the top viewing cell in the middle of the coast and step into their inner world. This project hopes to find a space where one can touch his inner self, or feel himself as an independent being.

When one feels tired or disturbed by excessive external information, this place can be his own paradise which provide safety and peace.

Structural System

PLAN - GROUND FLOOR

SCALE: 1: 100

The ground floor contains the basic functions for the people who live in the building. Lobby, kitchen, bathrooms, lockers room, laundry, living room.

In order to be able to easily build modularly, the planning of the supporting structure is based on a simple grid.

Structural System

In order to be able to easily build modularly, the planning of the supporting structure is based on a simple grid.

The different modular components of the building make it possible to reduce the construction time.

Since the weather, espacially rain plays a role while constructing a wooden building, this can be done in a very short amount of time. Additionaly the structure also makes it possible to easily dissasemble the Lighthouse.

The different modular components of the building make is possible to reduce the construction time.

Since the weather, especially rain plays a role while constrction a wooden building, this can be done in avery short amount of time. Additionaly the structure also makes it possible to easily dissasemble the Lighthouse.

The different modular components of the building make it possible to reduce the construction time.

Since the weather, espacially rain plays a role while constructing a wooden building, this can be done in a very short amount of time. Additionaly the structu

Wood Architecture. Studio Course. Final presentation - Lea Schuiki - Mengyuan Zhang - Karen Salazar

Scale: 1:100

The ground floor contains the basic functions for the people who lives in the building. It provide lobby, kitchen, bathroom , lockers room, laundry and living room.

Wood Architecture. Studio Course. Final presentation - Lea Schuiki - Mengyuan Zhang - Karen Salazar

4 5 2 1 3 C D B E A W D N D A Kitchen Living Room Locker Room Laundry Bathroom Bathroom
Plan - Ground Floor

UNIT PLAN

SCALE: 1: 20

Wall Unit - Core

Unit +

20 mm tongue-and-groove boarding pine (20/100) rough-sawn

40 mm services layer/sheep’s wool insulation

25 mm vapour barrier - structural plywood panels, solid and airtight - GFM board

60 mm laminated timber 60/240 ) with loose-fill cellulose-fibre insulation between

25 mm structural plywood panels, solid - GFM board

20 mm tongue-and-groove pine boarding (20/100) rough-sawn

Core +/-

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Outside -

24 mm exterior wall cladding vertical spruce - (layer 1 cladding offset 24/100

24 mm exterior wall cladding vertical spruce - (layer 2 tongue-and-groove boarding 24/200

30 mm battens/ventilated cavity vertical spruce 30/50)

30 mm battens/ventilated cavity horizontal spruce (30/80

25 mm wind barrier - structural plywood panels, solid - GFM board

240 mm laminated timber 60/240 with loose-fill cellulose-fibre insulation between

25 mm vapour barrier - structural plywood panels, solid and airtight - GFM board

20 mm tongue-and-groove pine boarding (21/100 rough-sawn

Inside +

Wood Architecture. Studio Course. Final presentation - Lea Schuiki - Mengyuan Zhang - Karen Salazar

C C B B CORE +/UNIT + OUTSIDEUnit Plan Scale: 1:20

UNIT SECTION A-A´

SCALE: 1: 20

Roof Structure Unit

Upside -

0.5 mm sheet-metal standing-seam roofing recycled

25 mm plywood boarding spruce

30 mm battens/ventilated cavity spruce 30/50)

30 mm battens/ventilated cavity spruce (30/50

5 mm rubber separator, recycled water-bearing layer

70 - 10 mm gradient insulation underlay

30 mm wood fibre board

240 mm laminated timber (60/240 with loose-fill cellulose-fibre insulation between

25 mm vapour barrier - structural plywood panels, solid and airtight - GFM board

30 mm ceiling suspension 30/50)

20 mm tongue-and-groove pine boarding (21/100) rough-sawn

Downside +

Floor Construc��������

Inside +

25 mm parquet pine planks 25/100)

25 mm vapour barrier - structural plywood panels, solid and airtight - GFM board

240 mm laminated timber 60/240) with loose-fill cellulose-fibre insulation between

25 mm wind barrier - structural plywood panels, solid - GFM board

30 mm battens/ventilated cavity spruce 30/50)

24 mm exterior wall cladding vertical spruce - (layer 1 cladding offset 24/100

24 mm exterior wall cladding vertical spruce - (layer 2 tongue-and-groove boarding 24/200)

Outside -

Floor Construc��������

Upside

25 mm parquet pine planks (25/100), oiled

30 mm wood-fibre impact-sound insulation

20 mm softboard slabs

140 mm subfloor layer

25 mm structural plywood panels, solid - GFM board

240 mm laminated timber

Downside

Wood Architecture. Studio Course. Final presentation - Lea Schuiki - Mengyuan Zhang - Karen Salazar

GSEducationalVersion
Detail 1.1 Metal joint fixed to the main structure of the core supporting against momentum Sealing band rubber in between Detail 1.2 Metal joint fixed to the main structure of the core suspension Sealing band rubber in between Detail 1.3 Metal joint concealed Detail 1.1 Detail 1.2 | 1.3 CORE +/-
Section A-A'
1:20
Unit
Scale:

1.Horizontal cladding, mirroring the structure from the inside

2 Window frame, solide wood

3.Thermal insulation glass, Trible fixed window

4.Diagonal cladding, mirroring the structure from the inside

5.Main supportin structure

6.Window frame, solid wood

1.Vertical cladding, recycled sprice panels,through re-used, pre-greyed and brushed before fixing

2.Drainage

3.Dripping edge

4.Framing

5.Ventilation opening, wooden panel

6.Window frame, solid wood

7.Thermal insulation glass, trible fixed window

8.Blend frame, solid wood

9.Window sill

10.Horizontal cladding, mirroring the structure from the inside

GSEducationalVersion window ventilation thermal fixed window vertical through
vertical through windowframe blend frame drippingedge drainage framing diagonal Core Facade Unit Facade
1:20 Scale: 1:20
horizontal
Scale:
1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 8 9 1 11

Death in Dailylife

Airbnb + memorial cemetery in the City of the Dead

Type: Academic

Individual Work

Author:Mengyuan Zhang

Location: Cairo, Egypt

The Level of the Project: Senior

Carring out Date: 6/10/2020

Supervisor: Wei Huang

Email: weihuang0301@gmail.com

The City of Death in cairo is a vast and complex group of cemeteries where lives cairo poor Egyptian community. These habitants have developed a balance between between their daily life and the cemeteries.The Egyptians do not commonly relate cemeteries as a center of death but as a place where life begins.

In this project, I chose a small group of local house, built a small memorial park in the cemetery between these house for peopel to experience the unique concept of life and death, this project also have an airbnb in the upper part of the gap between the residents' houses for the tourists' living experience.

There is a cemetery group in Cairo, there dead people buried in the ground, and living people live on the ground.

With the development of tourism, it has become one of the most famous slums in Cairo. House

Home Tombstones can be seen everywhere, on the side of the road, in the house, in front of the door...

The house was built in accordance with the style of folk houses, with courtyards, walls, gates, houses and tombs

People's daily life, such as work, play and family work are closely linked to the cemetery

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the Site Site Situation
Activities Cemeteries
Design Strategy Generation Process New Tourism Memorial in the Cemeteries Airbnb above the Slum Initial Site The Wall Defines Memorial Site Rearrangement Airbnb Attached to the Wall
CE Fatima 1171-1250 CE Ayub Period 1250-1517 CE Mamluk Recent Development
Funeral dance Wierd Behaviors with Death Memento Bone
burial Celestial burial Pyramid
Cairo, Egypy
How Do We Deal with Death? Find
People's
History Evolution
969-1171
Mummy
Accompanying
How to Deal with Death Calmly? The City of the Dead,
Slum Cemeteries Attractions Palaces to commemorate Construction made this area a miniature area Cemetery urbanization Cemeteries become homes for the poor
Airbnb Wall Home Cemeteries
been removed
The Door Mourning Sail These seven kind of spaces correspond to the hymn in the book of the dead. It means the seven experiences on the way to the after life. After through the door, the first hall is the mourning hall, It represent the nostalgia for life. The second hall is the space to infinity, where you have to thorough a narrow space before arrive to its center where you will reach to the infinity with the guide of the wall. The third hall is full of vitality again, you will be surrounded by nature, It's a harbinger of eternal happiness. The fourth hall is the space for seperation, you will be transformed into spiritual, and reach the door of afterlife. Experience Process Infinity Regression Seperation Eternity
Ground Floor Airbnb Floor Tourists Flow Local Residents Flow Airbnb Flow Three Kinds of Flow Flow Path Vertical Traffic Location Change Direction of the Flow 10 Airbnb 7 Local Residents Home 8 Memorial Space 9 Co-Living Room 11 Co-Living on Roof 12 Bed Room Tourists flow is mainly in the memorial space surrounded by the residence where the local residents live. Next to the tourists flow have stairs up to the co-living room of airbnb. From the living room, they can reach the rest room of tourists or the roof of the local residents where local residents and tourists can communicate. 0m 5m 15m 1 The Door 2 Mourning 3 Sail 4 Infinity 5 Regression 6 Seperation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 10 10 9 9 9 9

Four Experiences in Memorial Journey

1 Mourning

The first hall is here,Don't you hate hear ,how many people crying around you

You see how they sing and praise your virtue

They are calling you

2 Infinity

They are calling you, don't you hate

The third hall is here

Use your whole body to sing the spirit of the stars

Because of the world under you

Same as the endless sky

Where light and shadow are evenly matched

They are calling you

3 Regression

They are calling you, don't you hate

The fifth hall is here

Your knees are like aquatic plants

There are countless birds as nests

Your legs lead you to happiness

Your steps are steady and unwavering

They are calling you

4 Seperation

They are calling you, don't you hate

The sixth hall is here

A big road unfolds in front of you

The sky opens up a vast skyline for your meditation

There have the purity your desires

They are calling you

1 2
3 4

The three perspective drawings on the left show the activity space of local residents, the guest rooms of tourists and their shared living room. The relationship of these three kinds of space is to let them have the space to communicate with each other and have their own independent space without being disturbed by others.

The explosion analysis diagram on the right shows the relationship between the memorial area and airbnb and the cemetery and the houses of local residents. The memorial area is mainly enclosed by walls between the cemeteries. The airbnb is attached to the wall and is located on the houses of local residents.

Airbnb Interior
Relation
between Airbnb and Local Residents' House Co-Living on the Roof Life Scene of Local Residents Co-living Room and Residents Home Bed Room, Co-living Room and Local Residents Home Airbnb and Co-living on Roof
Daily Life Scenes
The
Ship
Explosion Axonometric Analysis Memorial Space Airbnb Roof Airbnb Floor The Wall Guests Room Corridor Co-Living Roof Ground Floor Local Residents' House Meterial concrete height 12m Meterial concrete height 0.8m Meterial concrete height 3.5m Meterial translucent polycarbonate height 3.5m Meterial local clay brick Meterial local clay brick height 3.2m 7 The Door 3 Co-living Room 1 Memorial Wall 8 Mourning 4 Bedroom 2 Airbnb Wall 9 Sail 5 Restroom 10 Infinity 6 Corridor 11 Regression 12 Seperation 1 4 7 8 9 10 12 11 2 3 6 5

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