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PORTFOLIO Selected works from 2019-2022 SHUAI PAN


WORKING EXPERIENCE China Urban Development Planning and Design Consulting Co., Ltd. 06/2021 to 04/2022 • Landscape Designer Urban Designer • Took charge of the masterplan design, diagram design, digital model making and mapping.

BASIC IMFORMATION NAME: DATE OF BIRTH: E-MAIL: TELE:

PAN SHUAI 1995.10.06 psvsph@gmail.com +86 13438963272

EDUCATION BACKGROUND Politecnico Di Milano Master of Landscape Architecture GPA:89.3/100 (TOP 5%)

02/2019 to 04/2021

Sichuan Agricultural University Bachelor of Landscape Architerture GPA:88.3/100; Ranking 1st out of 181

09/2014 to 07/2018

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Forest and Clearings: Towards a new idea of the urban forestry (WORKSHOP) • Infilling:the forest take splaces we do not imagine. • Expanding:a new urban landscape where the forest spreads all over.

CHENGDU WORLD HORTICULTURAL EXPO,THE FORTH GROUP ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN,CHENGDU RENOVATION AND RENEWAL OF SUBU EAST AND WEST STREET IN NANKANG OLD TOWN,GANZHOU THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF CHINA CIVIL AVIATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION DEMONSTRATION ZONE B-01,CHENGDU THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF CHINA CIVIL AVIATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION DEMONSTRATION ZONE B-02,CHENGDU URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN OF JIANGZHOU BAY AREA,CHONGQING LANDSCAPE BIM FORWARD DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

06/2019 to 07/2019

Ecological Wisdom & Urban and Rural Ecological Practice 03/2017 to 08/2017 • Investigated the vitality transformation of deserted border and ecological corridor. • Conducted case analysis of Luzhou Lianjiang Park planning and design. • The paper was selected for the Xi’an University Ecological Wisdom Forum display.

HONOUR & AWARDS 2021 LA Pioneer Award, Landscape Planning Comprehensive Award and Program Expression Logic Individual Award 2021 CBDX: BORDERLANDS University of Calgary Honorable Mention 2020 ASLA Student Urban Design Category Honor Awards 2020 China Excellent Urban and Rural Planning and Design Third Prize 2020 'Landscape through the window' illustration competition,University of Córdoba,Honorable Mention 2019 Politecnico di Milano GOLD scholarship 2018 Chen Yuxin Outstanding Student First Class Scholarship 2017 The 8 th University Landscape Design Competition,Silver Award 2016 Aoya Star Landscape Design Competition 08/2016 to 12/2016Best Logic Prize 2017 Zhengda Scholarship 2017 Excellent Youth Volunteer for 2015-2016 Academic Year

Bürgi Studio • Landscape Design Assistant • Took charge of the initial digital modelling and rendering of the project.

05/2020 to 11/2020

THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF SANT ANTONINO SHOPPING TOWN IN GUBIASSCO,SWITZERLAND THE LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTION DESIGN OF LOCARNO PLAZA IN LOCARNO,SWITZERLAND T.Y.LIN International(China) Co., Ltd. 12/2017 to 02/2019 • Landscape Designer • Took charge of the masterplan design, diagram design, digital model making and mapping. THE XIANGGUO PARK DESIGN PROJECT IN DAZU DISTRICT, CHONGQING THE RENEWAL PLANNING OF BAJIAOJING BLOCK IN FULIN DISTRICT,CHONGQING THE TOD DESIGN PROJECT OF SHENGXIAN LAKE METRO STATION, CHENGDU THE NANSHAN COUNTRY PARK OF NIUSHOU MOUNTAIN,NANJING CAAC SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION DEMONSTRATION ZONE,CHENGDU THE CENTRAL PARK OF SHUANGLIU DISTRICT,CEHNGDU PLANNING FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CITY, CHONGQING THE URBAN DESIGN OF YUBEI DISTRICT,CHONGQING Chengdu Jia Yi Bing Landscape Design Co., Ltd. • Landscape Design Assistant • Took charge of the initial digital modelling of the project.

SKILLS SKETCHUP GRASSHOPPER AUTO CAD ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN SKETCH

RHINO VRAY GIS PHOTOSHOP VECTORWORKS MODEL BY HAND

08/2015 to 08/2016


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LANDSCAPE ON THE RING: Enhance the Sustainability of Milan Food Chain through the Replanning of Agro-landscape System around City Boundary TYPE: Urban Design SITE: Milan

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY: Rethinking the Versatility of Water in the WUI City of High Bushfire Risk TYPE: Urban Design SITE: Londondery

ROOTED PLANTS ROOTLESS PEOPLE P35

TYPE: Landscape Design SITE: Brissago Island

THROUGH THE WINDOW P43

TYPE: Landscape Design SITE: Lugano

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TYPE: Landscape Design SITE: Chengdu

SPREAD WINGS

JIANGZHOU BAY P65

TYPE: Urban Design,Landscape Design SITE: Chongqing

OTHER WORKS P77

TYPE: Sketches,model,drawings SITE: Earth


01 LANDSCAPE ON THE RING: Enhance the Sustainability of Milan Food Chain through the Replanning of Agro-landscape System around City Boundary Focused on Landscape, Agriculture, Sustainable food chain, Urban Regional Planning and Urban Design SITE:Milan Group Project, Independent Study 2021 LA Pioneer Award, Landscape Planning Comprehensive Award and Program Expression Logic Individual Award 2021 CBDX: BORDERLANDS University of Calgary Honorable Mention Summer 2021

Rapid urbanization has led to the fragmentation of agricultural and natural landscape and increasing tensions related to natural resources depletion, environment degradation and safety of food system. Under this background, the sub-urban ring, as an interface between urban and rural area, has a highly mixed texture and functional mechanism. Production, storage, processing, distribution, selling, consuming, all parts of local food chains could happen here, which shapes this mixed agro-urban ecotone and gives this area an important role in the entire food network of metropolitan Milan. Therefore we decided to study how food chains work in this interface and how they interact with the landscape here, from storylines of different commodity groups, actors in the network, how food is produced, distributed, and consumed, then try to find a proper way to reshape an agrolandscape infrastructure which helps to enhance sustainability of the food system in Milan metropolitan area.


LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

REGIONAL CONTEXT

The agricultural area of Metropolitan Milano is roughly divided into four types of agricultural production areas. Corn, beef and dairy products production areas in the west; rice and wheat production areas in the southwest; corn, beef and pork production areas in the southeast and corn and beef production areas in the east. Therefore, the plan will conduct a research on the supply of food sustainability based on the border between urban and rural areas, and participate in it using landscape techniques to improve the food and ecological sustainability of the entire belt. Based on road system, agricultural product type, natural background, industrial distribution and agricultural organization, we divided the ring belt into five major types.

Production Types

Organizational Structure

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LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

HISTORICAL CHANGING PROGRESS

From the 15th century to contemporary society, as the primary industry, agriculture has played an important role in the entire city history of Milan. It provides a source of food for the people of Milan, as well as jobs, creates a connection between people, and forms a cultural network with local characteristics. At the same time, with the renewal of science and technology and production materials in different periods, especially after the second industrial revolution, the size of cities and land areas have expanded by leaps and bounds. However, the ensuing problems also include population growth, environmental pollution, the obvious separation of urban and rural areas, food safety and insufficient food supply, etc.

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

STRUCTURE OF THE RESEARCH

According to our goal, the research is separated into 4 main sectors: agricultural landscape units in Milan, storylines of Milan’s main commodity groups, existing food chain types in Milan, and sustainability impact areas. The analysis will be carried out both under each sector separately and compared between sectors, to find out how food chain system interacts with landscape system and then find a proper solution to enhance the sustainability of the whole network.

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LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

FOOD CHAINS IN MILAN

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LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

FOOD-LANDSCAPE SYSTEM ANALYSIS

There are 6 main commodity groups in Milan:creals,meat(beaf and pork),milk,chicken&egg,veg etable and friuts.The production chains of those commodities distribute in different part of Milan and from different landscape types and urban spaces.Materials flow and circulation both inside single production unit and along the chains. 7

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

STRATEGIES

HISTORICAL CHANGING PROGRESS Actions Of 5 Units

1.Ecological Pattern Rebuilding

2.Transport Replanning

In terms of ecological strategy, the plan mainly categorizes the natural background on the ring belt.

To reduce the carbon emissions of food transportation, the plan designed a loop in the suburbs.

3.Production Replanning

4.Waste Treatment System Construction

The plan changed the original intensive animal husbandry methods in the southwest to reduce the emergence of concentrated carbon emissions.

In terms of waste treatment, it mainly focuses on two aspects, one is the recovery and treatment of waste water, and the other is the recovery and treatment of solid waste.

5.Urban Garden Network Construction

6.Brewery + livestock Cooperation Network

In areas with high urban building density, the unused space in the city is transformed into urban farms, which enriches the functions of urban space.

The program added beer products to part of the farms and encourage the existing breweries to build partnership with livestock herds to reuse the residue from beer producing as fodder for animals.

Prototype of 5 Units

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

MASTERPLAN & STAGES

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

LOW CARBON FOOD SYSTEM

The reposition we set for unit 1 is to build this area into a generator of urban gardening system in metropolitan city of Milan. This the first step is to seek for new possibilities to build new urban gardens, like the spared land, abandoned factories, roof top, etc. Also LED light cabinets can be part of the urban farming network. As soon as those pieces of farms are cultivated, a connection between them should be built, which consists of both the ecological corridors which can provide habitat for pollinators and the low impact transportation lines for them to share equipment and products. 13

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

LOW CARBON FOOD SYSTEM

For unit 2, since the pollution problem of Lambro river is severe, our first move is to treat the polluted water and repair the habitat along Lambro river. An efficient water purification network should be settled to purify the water both before and after it flow through the agriculture system, which makes sure both the safety of food and ecosystem. The build of green buffer along railway system is also necessary according to the density of railways here. On the production layer, we suggest the build of brewery-livestock partnerships to use the waste from beer producing as fodder for animals, which can help reduce the cost of breweries to treat their waste and increase resource utilization efficiency. 15

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LANDSCAPE ON THE RING

FOOD SYSTEM VIEW

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02 LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY: Rethinking the Versatility of Water in the WUI City of High Bushfire Risk Focused on Urban,Bushfire Risk,Resilient Cities

Regional Planning and Urban Design SITE:LONDONDERY Group Project, Independent Study 2020 ASLA Student Urban Design Category Honor Awards Summer 2020

2019-2020 Australia Bushfire Season brought the most painful disaster to the continent in history. After the fire, properties and structures in the fire-prone areas were badly destroyed, also, several families lost their ones. Thus, there’s a voice being aroused to avoid living in the wildland-urban interface (WUI) areas. However, the strong and sophisticated aspiration in getting closer to nature and population pressure inevitably facilitate the development in the WUI areas. The project is located west to the Greater Sydney, between the City of Penrith and Richmond. It is a typical fire-prone zone in Sydney with two lively rivers passing through. Instead of traditional prevention-led approaches in WUI urban designs, this experimental project attempts to seek for a dynamic way of living with potential bushfires in the WUl areas. The new-emerged city will allow people to live freely in between emergency and normalcy. Through this state, the two rivers are going to unveil their hidden gifts in defeating fire risks.


LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

REGIONAL CONTEXT

Londondery is a suburb of Greater Sydney, in the state of New South Wales,Australia.It is 60 kilometres northwest of the Sydney central business district, in the local government area of the City of Penrith.

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

EXISTING BUSHFIRE RISK

1.Number Of Fires

2.Type Of Fires

3.Fire Risk Potential

4.Building Density In FPA

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WATER RESOURCE

The map illustrates the existing water system of the site and determines the location and situation of different types of water systems witnin the site.

1.Land Use

2.Vegetation Coverage

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

PYRO-HYDRO LAND

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

STRATEGY IN EMERGENCY

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

STRATEGY IN NORMALCY

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

MASTERPLAN

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LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

DETAILED PLAN:CITY CENTER

DETAILED PLAN:WESTERN TOWN

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1.Plan

1.Plan

2. Two state in Western Town

2. Two state in City Center

This border depicts two states in western town to show how the evacuation system works in the emergency and how the ecosystem runs in the normalcy.A dynamic design phrasing is applied to the site as well.

This border shows two different situation of urban area, emergency and normalcy, in different states under different circumstance, and show the founctions of different spaces under different circumstance. 32


LIVING BETWEEN EMERGENCY AND NORMALCY

BIIRDVIEW IN TWO TIME

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03 ROOTED PLANTS ROOLESS PEOPLE

Focused on Landscape design,heiritage,memory

Landscape Design SITE:Brissago Island Group Project, Independent Study Summer 2019

2019-2020 Australia Bushfire Season brought the most painful disaster to the continent in history. After the fire, properties and structures in the fire-prone areas were badly destroyed, also, several families lost their ones. Thus, there’s a voice being aroused to avoid living in the wildland-urban interface (WUI) areas. However, the strong and sophisticated aspiration in getting closer to nature and population pressure inevitably facilitate the development in the WUI areas. The project is located west to the Greater Sydney, between the City of Penrith and Richmond. It is a typical fire-prone zone in Sydney with two lively rivers passing through. Instead of traditional prevention-led approaches in WUI urban designs, this experimental project attempts to seek for a dynamic way of living with potential bushfires in the WUl areas. The new-emerged city will allow people to live freely in between emergency and normalcy. Through this state, the two rivers are going to unveil their hidden gifts in defeating fire risks.


BRISSAGO ISLAND

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Parco delle Camelie Chinesa dei Santi Pietro

REGIONAL CONTEXT

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Brissago Islands’ latitude and longitude is 46°08’ N and 08°44’ W. The Big Island (San Pancrazio) extends over an area of 25’568 m², whereas the Little Island (Sant’Apollinare) over 8’186 m². From the average lake water level of 193.50 m ASL, the bigger Island rises 6.50 meters and the little island 6.90 meters.

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The Brissago Islands are located in the northern part of the Periadriatic Seam, in the Kinzigite Zone, named after the kinzigite gneiss that forms the bedrock of the area. Along the shore of the little island, it is possible to see some rocks that emerge. In all other places of the islands, the rock is covered by a thin layer of moraine. The Brissago Islands are the two peaks of a hill that was engraved by the erosion of the ancient ridgeline of the Ticino’s valley and the Maggia river.

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For Antoinette de Saint Léger Where her house reconstructed from the nunnery located Her first promenade and a view point she liked Where she decided to study gardening and do the work on her own The eucalypts were her proud The death of plants made her heart brocken A platform which she used to stand and the view she loved

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The Brissago island is currently a beautiful botanical garden. The island has beautiful natural scenery and rich history, attracting people to the island every year. In the garden, around 1'700 plant species are cultivated. However, due to the inconvenience of transportation and the competition of similar botanical gardens around the island, the island has gradually become less advantageous to attract tourists to visit and become gradually forgotten. We hope to give this island a new identity and make it alive again.

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Entrance

Alley

Visiting Points

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Botanical Garden

Architecture elements

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Villa

Irrigation System La Montagnola

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Cannobio

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Pool

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City & Town Pier Main Road Carmine

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Shipping Line

Shipyard

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

BRISSAGO ISLAND

ACTIONS

HISTORICAL CHANGING PROGRESS Roman remains have been found on San Pancrazio. The islands were used as a refuge by early Christians. In the thirteenth century nuns of the Humiliati order built a monastery on San Pancrazio, while the local parish also built around this time the Church of S. Pancrazio. After the suppression of the Humiliati in 1571 by Pope Pius V, the order's property was given to the hospital in Locarno and the islands became uninhabited.

Action 1: Poetry on The Road Roman remains have been found on San Pancrazio. The islands were used as a refuge by early Christians. In the thirteenth century nuns of the Humiliati order built a monastery on San Pancrazio, while the local parish also built around this time the Church of S. Pancrazio. After the suppression of the Humiliati in 1571 by Pope Pius V, the order's property was given to the hospital in Locarno and the islands became uninhabited.

In 1885 an Anglo-Irishman of the St. Leger family, Richard Fleming, and his Russian-born wife, Antoniette (nee Bayer, 1856 to 1948) purchased the Brissago Islands.After the First World War, due to poor investments she was deeply in debt and in 1927 she was forced to sell the property. [1] She moved first to Ascona and then to Intragna, where public assistance supported her until her death, on 24 January 1948. In 1928 Hamburg department store king Max Emden purchased the islands, demolished the existing house and replaced it with a neoclassical villa.[1] The villa had 30 rooms, a conservatory and a 33 metre long swimming pool. While not really into botany and gardening he retained the existing garden and vegetation, while at the same time undertaking all the necessary the maintenance. Emden lived on the islands until his death in a clinic in Locarno in 1940.

Action 2: History & Root Space Roman remains have been found on San Pancrazio. The islands were used as a refuge by early Christians. In the thirteenth century nuns of the Humiliati order built a monastery on San Pancrazio, while the local parish also built around this time the Church of S. Pancrazio. After the suppression of the Humiliati in 1571 by Pope Pius V, the order's property was given to the hospital in Locarno and the islands became uninhabited.

1300s - 1600s

1885 - 1948

1928 - 1940

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

MASTERPLAN

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Expulsion

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Reborn

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Passion

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Loneliness

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Explore

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Immersion

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Swaying

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Villa

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Service Center

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Boat house

DETAIL DESIGN

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BRISSAGO ISLAND

BRISSAGO ISLAND

BIRDVIEW

DETAIL DESIGN Thematic Routes route of Max Emden route of Antoinette de Saint Léger route of christian story telling space

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Achitectural Elements 1. visitor center 2. villa 3.bagno romano 4.viewing platform

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Road system main road secondary road

Waterline and Wharf wharf main entrance

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04 THROUGH THE WINDOW

Focused on Landscape design,heiritage,water flow Landscape Design, Topography Design SITE:Lugano Group Project, Independent Study Autumn 2019

2019-2020 Australia Bushfire Season brought the most painful disaster to the continent in history. After the fire, properties and structures in the fire-prone areas were badly destroyed, also, several families lost their ones. Thus, there’s a voice being aroused to avoid living in the wildland-urban interface (WUI) areas. However, the strong and sophisticated aspiration in getting closer to nature and population pressure inevitably facilitate the development in the WUI areas. The project is located west to the Greater Sydney, between the City of Penrith and Richmond. It is a typical fire-prone zone in Sydney with two lively rivers passing through. Instead of traditional prevention-led approaches in WUI urban designs, this experimental project attempts to seek for a dynamic way of living with potential bushfires in the WUl areas. The new-emerged city will allow people to live freely in between emergency and normalcy. Through this state, the two rivers are going to unveil their hidden gifts in defeating fire risks.


THROUGH THE WINDOW

REGIONAL CONTEXT Non-spaces

Porza

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waterway lake buildings

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Muzzano Lake

The municipality Lugano lies at the edge of Lake Lugano, which is situated between the lakes Lago Maggiore and Lago di Como, south of the Alps. It lies at the heart of the Sottoceneri, that part of the canton of Ticino that lies south of the Monte Ceneri Pass.

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Road System

Green Areas

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Mountain Sighignola

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Mountain Sighignola

Cultural Buildings

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non-places buildings

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Melide

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Lugano is a town and a municipality in southern Switzerland in the Italian-speaking canton of Ticino bordering Italy. It has a population (as of December 2018) of 63,185, and an urban agglomeration of over 145,000. The ninth largest Swiss town, it is the largest in Ticino and largest with an Italian speaking majority outside of Italy. The town lies on Lake Lugano, surrounded by the mountains of the Lugano Prealps.

The town centre is located on the lake shore just to the west of where the river Cassarate enters the lake. The town's waterfront forms a crescent around the bay between the Brè (925 m) and the San Salvatore (912 m ) mountains. This plan focuses on the oldest town in Lugano. With rich historical resources and beautiful natural environment resources, the city and nature have established a very charming relationship. However, due to the lack of reasonable urban planning in the formation of early cities, the architectural layout has caused many “non-spaces” in the city. The plan will use such spaces to enhance the quality of the environment in ancient cities.

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cultural building church buildings

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historical building buildings

Maroggia Brusino Arsizio

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Train Station City & Town Shipyard Main Road Bellavista Capolago

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Train Line

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government entertainment relics and historic commercial educational green

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Capolago-Riva S.Vitale

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THROUGH THE WINDOW

THROUGH THE WINDOW

ACTIONS

STRATEGIES

Non-spaces Strategies and Founctions

STATIC - FUNCTION TIE Building surrounding the non- place determines the function it has

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STATIC/DYNAMIC Mix of functions/no fucntions tie within builgind effects/creates or no non-places

art exhibit

reading

green area

music festival

relax area

art event

parking

outdoor perfomace

fountain

local market

square

outdoor cinema

waterlink

fountain

dry fountain

pump

fall

water bank

pound

planting ditch

Static Static/Dynamic Dynamic

DYNAMIC - NO FUNCTION TIE Building doesn't influence/create non-places. They have their own functions and activities

Waterlink Strategies and Founctions

WATERLINK New water system is useful to address people in some specific and relevant areas of the city center

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Using this shape in the revitalizing and planning of the non-places means bringing its powers and its historical meaning into the modern space that will be created; through the arch, the passer-by a tourist, a citizen will be encouraged to read the elements inserted into the new space: the history and culture of the city center and the connection with the surrounding environment.

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The historical and cultural component of the space is represented by the buildings surrounding the space; the connection with the surrounding environment - mainly in relation to water and flora, which are the two elements that most represent the identity of this city nestled between the mountains and the Lake - is transposed into landscaping with minimalist ethnobotanical gardens in the flowerbeds and fountains. This shape has not only guided the thought process that inspired the concept, but it has also had a great influence in the design of the physical elements that make up the new spaces: benches, pavements, fountains, flowerbeds.

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THROUGH THE WINDOW

THROUGH THE WINDOW

DEVELOP PHRASE

MASTERPLAN

STEP 1:SELECT

STEP 2:CONNECT

Find out important places in the Lugano city center where there is potential for social and communal activities.

Connecting such spaces creates a physical connection by rearranging road paving and drainage systems.

STEP 3:REOPEN

STEP 4:SPREAD

These urban small spaces are rebuilt into pocket parks, open-air concert halls and other spaces to provide people with a good resting space.

This strategy is extended to every potential space in the city to bring vitality to the city.

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Underpass Curvilinear pavement to define relation with buildings Sponge area Fountain Speed control strategy Buried waterlink Fountain and pumping system for the waterlink Pier

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The interpretative key of the “Through A Window” Project is the arch shape. This shape was selected because it holds a strong historical and cultural significance, so much so that it is ever-present in the architecture of Lugano’s old city center, where it always channels the attention of the passer-by towards the lake. 48


THROUGH THE WINDOW

THROUGH THE WINDOW

DETAILED PLAN

DETAILED PLAN

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water fall stair sunken plaza fountain rock-paved square church waterway

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fountain flowerbed weave paving square yoga space

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BIRDVIEW

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05 SPREAD WINGS

Focused on Landscape design,Industrial Museum,Airport Verification Center Landscape Design, BIM Construction Design SITE:Chengdu Group Project 2020 China Excellent Urban and Rural Planning and Design Third Prize Autumn 2020

This project is the landscape design of the new campus of the Second Institute of Civil Aviation. Relying on the strong design language of the building itself, the project strengthens the concept of the divine bird and extends it into the landscape space. This plan guides the street corner space to the main axis with paving, and emphasizes the atmosphere of such space with water features. In the construction drawing stage of this project, we tried to use the software based on VECTORWORKS to build the overall model of the park, and strive to achieve a more efficient management state in pavement design and plant design.


SPREAD WINGS

SPREAD WINGS

SHAPE EXTRACTION

STUDY AREA

The project site is located in Chengdu Future Science and Technology City, close to Chengzi Expressway, west of the South Line of the Airport Expressway, and south of Park Avenue. The East Lake Ecological Wetland and Jiangxi River Ecological Park are surrounded by the north and south, and the south is across the river from the new campus of China Civil Aviation Flight Academy. The closest distance to Tianfu International Airport is 1.2 kilometers, and together they have become an important part of Chengdu's international aviation hub.

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EXTRACT

RESHAPE

EXTEND

SYNTAX

The morphological extraction of the sun in the golden ornaments of the sun bird unearthed from Jinsha site.

The extracted morphologies are studied and the morphologies are derived.

Extend morphological trends as hard pavement patterns as well as planting zone boundaries.

Through the duplication and overlapping of forms, the extension line of the basic design vocabulary of the landscape is constructed to echo the feathers of the divine bird. 54


SPREAD WINGS

SPREAD WINGS

DETAILED PLAN

MASTERPLAN

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plaza interactive fountain floating illustration Image display area central waterfall plaza art topography tree array parking lots wavy terrain

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SPREAD WINGS

CONSTRUCTION DESIGN

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SPREAD WINGS

CONSTRUCTION DESIGN

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SPREAD WINGS

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SPREAD WINGS

VIEW 02

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SPREAD WINGS

BIRDVIEW

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06 JIANGZHOU BAY

Focused on Uraban design,landscape urbanism,water flow Urban Design, Ecosystem Design SITE:Chongqing Group Project Winter 2021

"Two Rivers and Four Banks" has opened a new chapter in Chongqing's development of the river. A future new city of innovation, integration and sharing will emerge here as the times require. Jiangjin, the pioneer area for the development of Chongqing's urbanization, as an important connection point for the opposite development of the Chengdu-Chongqing region, is moving from a production-oriented city to a new stage of production and service and redevelopment. The Jiangzhou Bay area will be a testing ground for Jiangjin to explore new urban development concepts. Based on the current situation of Jiangjin's industry and new development demands, the project needs to supplement the service, from low-end manufacturing to the head center; to extend the chain, from selenium-rich planting to full-chain health care; to improve quality, from landscape pepper forest to cultural tourist hall, Build three industrial clusters, namely Zhihui Bay, Yiyang Bay and Yicai Bay. As an important area for Jiangjin's urban service function to expand to the south, Jiangzhou Bay will operate the city with the idea of "precise service", relying on environmental endowments to strive to become the "head center" of the manufacturing industry, and build a "Zhihui Bay" boosting project from the living center of the area Go to the regional R&D service center.


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ANALYSIS

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NATURAL HARMONY

PUBLIC SERVICE

LOW CARBON GROWTH

By sorting out the skeleton of the landscape, an ecologically harmonious and beautiful urban landscape is constructed.

Through a reasonable industrial layout, it provides citizens with a travel-friendly urban space with rich scenes.

By introducing low-carbon enterprises, building low-carbon infrastructure, and promoting low-carbon travel, we will bring a more environmentally friendly living environment to the city.

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cultural center exhibition center liansheng park chinese collage folk village service center shuishuangxi park gaoya TOD center government hotel

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hospital research institute duoyunyan park car factory food city baodinghu park selling centre sports center yangjingwan park guanyinzhai park

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07 OTHER WORK

Focused on Sketches,3D modeling,Illustrator SITE:earth Individural work 2019 - 2022


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