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Portfolio URBAN DESIGN & PLANNING Guangwei Liu Selected work 2015-2022

Guangwei Liu

Tel: 86-15071327187 Email: 462642657@qq.com

EDUCATION

2015.09-2020.06

Wuhan University of Technology

Major: Urban Planning GPA: 84.69/100 Degree: Bachelor of Engineering

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

2022.07-2022.08

Assistant Planner, Beijing Tsinghua Tongheng Urban Planning & Design Institute

Assisted the project leader in completing Nanchang, Qingyunpu District, Hongdu Airport Park Planning Project; Helped modify SU scenario and made scene effect graphs; 2020.08-2022.04

Assistant Planner, Hebei Branch of CSCEC Design Group Co., Ltd. Assisted the project leader in completing various design works; Participated in the scheme of village planning, analysis drawing and CAD design drawing, project manuscript of forest city in Luquan District, Shijiazhuang; 2018.07-2018.08

Assistant Planner, Zhongtu International Architectural Design Co., Ltd. Completed part of community planning of Hengshui and finished a town planning of Hebei province; Participated in the reporting and modification of PPT slides and supplemented and improved some effect graphs;

RESEARCH EXPERIENCES

2020.01-2020.06

Planning of Rural Revitalization of Tongziyuan Village, Enshi, Hubei Province Took charge of part of the design drawings, such as general layouts and sectional drawings of the roads; 2019.06-2019.07 Planning of Dufudi Community, Zhonghua Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan Engaged in analysis and demonstration of the red tour route and CAD drawing; 2018.12-2019.01 Conceptual Planning about Sports, Education and Tourism Project of Guizhou, Liupanshui City

Collected and arranged project materials, determined design direction and objective, and made PPT slides;

SOCIAL EXPERIENCES

2018.03-2018.04 Volunteer, Wuhan International Marathon Provided drinks for participants; 2017.11-2017.11 Volunteer, Wuhan Millions of Alumni Return to China with Capital and Intelligence-Wuhan University of Technology

Provided campus and accommodation guidance for alumni; 2016.06 Volunteer, “Autistic Childs’ Caring Plan” Volunteer Activity Led children to make manual works and cards, etc.

AWARD & CERTIFICATE

Certificate of Putonghua Proficiency Test-Level 1-Class B; 2020.05 Excellent student in extracurricular training program of undergraduate culture & quality

SKILLS

Language: Proficient in Chinese-native & English-fluent; Computer: Skilled in the operation of Microsoft systems operation, AutoCad, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Sketchup, Arcgis, IBM SPSS, etc.;

CV

01 02 03 04 05

Urban Revitalization Plan

Academic / Individual Project / 2019.02-2019.06

Proving the power of city industrial site to be engines of vitality and cohesion through shared development.

New Vision for Old District

Academic / Individual Project / 2018.02-2018.06

Creating community hotspots to foster connectivity and promote the diversiy integration

Return to The Countryside

Academic / Individual Project / 2020.02-2020.06

A former tea manufacturing district comes alive as a dynamic tourism hub

Gender-neutral Restroom Design

Competition / Group Project / 2022.10-2022.11

Urban public service facilities design for elimination of discrimination Otherworks 2015-2022

Observational drawings & Practical works

CONTENTS

Erqi road near the highway Bing Road century-old factory formerly known as Jiang'an Machinery Factory. The February 7th workshop is the source of the February 7th strike.The February 7th strike was the climax of the first labor movement led by the Communist Party of China.

The residents living in the base are the employees of the former railway group. Later, some old employees moved out.

PEOPLE

The project locate in the Erqi area of Wuhan Jiang'an District with rich historical and cultural education resources. It had the oldest rolling stock factory in modern history and China's first railway, the "Beijing-Hankou Railway", but the poor accessibility and backward urban services make the plot hidden in the high-speed development of the city. The design taking urban renewal as the starting point, preserves the important industrial monuments of the site, and transforms the old factory building into new functions. Through A multidimensional ecological and transportation corridor, connect s important service buildings, public Spaces and infrastructure within the site.

Proving the power of city industrial site to be engines of vitality and cohesion through shared development.
Urban Revitalization Plan
/ Individual Project / 2019.02-2019.06 RESIDENCE RENOVATED PLANTS
Academic
PLANTS
TRADE
UNION OLD
ERQI MONUMENT BEIJING-HANKOU RAILWAY ERQI MEMORIAL HALL
ARCHITECTURE CULTURE
BEIJING-HANKOU TRAIN
SUPERIOR PLANNING LOCATION Rest Hubei Province Traffic Buisiness Downtown Business tourism The special planning of "three old" reconstruction in Jiang'an
Integration of old and new
The planning of Erqi Binjiang buisiness district
Ecology Travel
Wuhan City
Data research Generation strategy Design Results Pre-analysis S W O T Renewal method Completion Element intervention Function Behavior Humanities Architecture Transportation Background Current status Location Related planning Physical space Social economy theory Free themes Economy & Culture Material & Space Slow row system Three-dimensional transport Case studies Plan positioning Investigation Identify goals Plan the Design Aboriginal Convenience Life quality Environment & Prospects Entrepreneurs Laborers Workers Location Low cost Low Rents Office quality Social treatment Environment Workspace & Support services Welfare & Association cooperation & Low costs Deisgn Objectives The shipping function of the Han River has not declined, and residential houses and industries USER TYPE ADVANTAGE WEAKNESS DEMAND SITE ANALYSIS DESIGN GENERATION PROCESS Aboriginal Retired New tenants Office workers Old tenants Children New occupants Students Business 1. Profound cultural heritage 2. Obvious traffic location advantages 3. High land value 1. old buildings & Poor construction quality. 2. Poor environmental greening. 1. Special planning of "three old" reconstruction in Jiang'an District 2. Development possibilities brought by the planning of Erqi Binjiang business district 1. Industries lacking advantages. 2. Complex population structure. 3. Complex land ownership.

WHAT IS BEING SHARED

HOW TO GENERATE ENERGY

Key elements: Land with different mixed functions. Dense street.& Easy walking area.

HOW TO COMBINE THE SITE

History combines sharing to form characteristic historical residential area.

The Decline of Cities GOVERMENT

Old Historical Context

Ancient Communion Symbiosis Sharing

Today New Multiple Function

CULTURE

ECONOMY

The openness and sharing of public resources at the internal level & in the city.
TRAFFIC: Slow network & Threedimensional traffic SPACE: Sort out the current site & Public space activation FUNCTION: Vitality belt & Ring of community vitality
ENVIRONMENT BEHAVIOUR
Enhance city image,industry and environment.
INHABITANT Improving living environment & more opportunities COOPERATION
Symbiosis Tidy Merge SYMBIOSIS & SHARING Historical and cultural ruptures Poor internal accessibility Poor living environment Socio-economic polarization Low quality construction
with the metro station redefining the street development strong. Axis dynamic space creation, explore the slow system mode Divide the block scale and improve the density of the road network. Open and enclosed coexist, taking into account the public and private space experience Ground floor shops, building height and street width ratio of 1 to 2. The buildings are high and low, and the skyline is naturally transitional. The central green space, combined with public service facilities, forms an entertainment space within walking distance
and multi-view pedestrain system DESIGN THEORY AND CONCEPT A-A SECTION Living space Green axis Green axis
balcony
City-Activated Scenes Inclusive Design Strategies
Present
Combined
Multi-dimensional
Skywalk
Space Structure Node Connection Open Space Zoning Vehicle Network Pedestrian Network MASTERPLAN & FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS N

DESIGN STRATEGIES

The design refines the architectural texture, integrates the buildings in the plot, and reorganizes the moving lines. It improves the long-term congestion and enhances the walkability in the area through the construction of threedimensional traffic and dredging the slow travel network. The design adds an open space for recreation and entertainment, connecting buildings and land through the form of green belts and vibrant rings.It redefines the street scale and adds lighting, signage, etc., enhancing vitality and attractiveness.

open space Network Axis Structure Hotspot Combing road bad quality
Widen the streets Increase the greening open up the blind alley Increase the lighting 3d-transportation Permeable paving Signage system Barrier Free Design Urban furniture Stereo garage
Demolish new building Hotspot Landmark extraction Variation comparison Demolish for building Demolish for new function Preserve new residence Preserve the school Update the market Update the old residence Update the urban fabric

Art Workshops

Nearby and off-campus educational trip, enrich the study life

Art Workshops

The pitched roof connects the ground to the roof Showcase community history and promote industrial culture

Historical Memorial

Reception Square

Take a rest and buy some souvenirs to recall the whole visit process

Beautify the surrounding environment and living service facilities

Activity Center Activity Center Activity Center Activity Center Gym Gym Supermarket Supermarket Restaurant Restaurant Restaurant GROUNDCOVER BRIDGE + ROOF PLANTFORM GREEN ROOF + FUNCTION GROUNDCOVER BRIDGE + ROOF PLANTFORM BUILDING
THE HEART
Souvenir shops
FUNCTION
THE SPINE
Art Workshops
Original Residence Original Campus New Shared Office
Reuse of old factory buildings, enterprises or shared offices inject new power into the site Art Workshops
SITE AXIS EXPLOSION DIAGRAM
Historical Memorial Historical Memorial Historical Memorial Cultural Center Cultural Center Cultural Center Bookstore Souvenir Shops Cinema

for Old District

Academic / Individual Project / 2018.02-2018.06

The shipping function of the Han River has not declined, and residential houses and industries on both sides of the Han River gather.Taking advantage of the natural topographic characteristics of the three towns, Hanyang arranged some small-scale industrial, warehouse and living supporting facilities.It is planned that there is a core area around Wangjiawan in the south of the Han Dynasty, with a central area around the core area and a comprehensive group on the edge of the main city.Hanyang district promotes the relocation of industries in the main city, vacates land space, vigorously introduces and develops modern service industry, and improves the regional radiation capacity.

1959

The shipping function of the Han River has not declined, and residential houses and industries on both sides of the Han River gather.

Taking advantage of the natural topographic characteristics of the three towns, Hanyang arranged some small-scale industrial, warehouse and living supporting facilities.

It is planned that there is a core area around Wangjiawan in the south of the Han Dynasty, with a central area around the core area and a comprehensive group on the edge of the main city.

Hanyang district promotes the relocation of industries in the main city, vacates land space, vigorously introduces and develops modern service industry, and improves the regional radiation capacity.

SITE INTRODUCTION
China Hubei Wuhan
Creating community hotspots to foster connectivity and promote the diversiy integration
New Vision
1982 1996 2010 2018

By classifying and listing the behavior activities often done by people in different ages, we can find the corresponding advantages of different behavior activities. It helps us find and encourage people to carry out better behavior activities through design.

1980 2018

RATING STANDARD

HEALTH

ACITIVITIES

Healthy eating

Physical activity

Reduce the risk of virus transmission

Access to healthy food Techonology

Youth development & education

Food productivity

Safe spaces

SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL

Community

Social integrated aging Natural environment

EFFICIENT

Convenient&fast Simple operation

Work & learning efficiency Access to good bargains

DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEY INTERVIEE DEMAND

The factory closed down and the workers were laid off.

Some employees moved away, and nearby office workers and retirees moved in.

Retirements

The residence where we live lacks green space for stay. I hope the community can organize some collective activities for the elderly to make our elderly life more colorful.

I am an entrepreneurial college student renting a house here, and I hope there can be 24-hour catering and activities around me on weekends.

Employees and family members.

The community belongs to factory unit housing.

The population is diversified. There are retirees, office workers, businesses, students and children.

The factories around the community were replaced by high-rise houses and business districts.

After school, I want to ride my bike to the park with my friends. Maybe I can have a picnic and fly kites with my parents on weekends.

Children

I often work overtime and come home late. It would be nice if there were some snack bars or fast-food restaurants nearby.

College students Officer

Business is getting worse and worse in a bad shop environment. Cars parked on both sides of the street will also affect the safety of business and customers

Business man

EXISTING CONDITION
ELEMENTS ANALYSIS BUILDING STREET SPACE OPEN SPACE BUISENESS Old residence Community road Greenland Restaurant Store Pedestrian Plaza Supermarket New apartment Illegal construction Mixed traffic Plant dilapidation Lack of fast food Crowd activity space Scattered formats Random parking Short business hours Lack of communication Insufficient greening Old facilities Inadequate management Inter house road Playground Clothing store
SURROUNDING
DESIGN FRAMEWORK STREET SPACE IMPROVEMENT STRATEGIES BEFORE A-A Section AFTER A-A SECTION B-B SECTION C-C SECTION B-B Section C-C Section
MASTERPLAN
Retirement
Chat Sport Meeting Relax Walk the dog Study Traveller Read Babysit Date night Collaborate Play 2 4
College student Single & Youngster Office & Business 5 A A
DESIGN SCENARIO 01 Building Entrance 02 Pavilion 03 Pocket Space 04 Sidewalk Space 05 Playground
Invite everybody from the
Flex and versatile
A living space throughout the day and year 1 3 N
Foster public spaces Connectivity
community
public spaces

Open boundary space is open to everyone. By increasing the ground arbors planted to create a comfortable and healthy aerobic pocket space. In order to enrich community life and improve the cohesion of the community, some cultural publicity exhibitions are held regularly. Gravel paved bicycle parking space echoes the design concept of ecological sustainability and low carbon.

Green roof Water collecting pipe Planting bed Low elevation greenbelt Pervious concrete Community hotspot Intelligence irrigation Storage tank
A-A SECTION BOUNDARY SPACE

FLEX SUNKEN PLAZA PROGRAM

Planting bed Shady trees Permeable brick Multifunctional pavilion The transformed pavilion provides more flexible time for community residents to participate in outdoor activities. On weekends and holidays, Surrounding businesses in this community can rent rack stalls to hold market activities such as community fairs, outdoor catering, cultural crafts sales, etc.
COMMUNITY MARKET

Dilapidated

Academic / Individual Project / 2020.02-2020.06 I want more job opportunities and higher salaries. Workers

Students

A former tea manufacturing district comes alive as a dynamic tourism hub
Return to The Countryside
RAPID URBANIZATION RURAL HOLLOWING Job opportunities
buildings Wide public area Poor infrastructure Convenient Traffic Vacant land & Idle farm Comlete supporting facilities Low income level Office workers I want free time to get back to nature. I want life to be a little more convenient. Old people Entrepreneurs I want to invest in good villages. I want more space for reading and exercising. Teenagers Tourism officials I want to attract tourists to the countryside. I wanted to make the village special. Village secretary
Over the past decades, China's rapid urbanization and industrialization process has led to the development of cities and the strength of industries. However, the imbalance between urban and rural development has become increasingly prominent. The rural population is seriously drained, hollow villages are slowly increasing, and villages are gradually declining. This project aims to make the countryside regain its charm, so that the Chinese culture hidden in the countryside can continue and rise. The Chinese tea culture has a history of more than 4000 years, so the famous Tongziyuan Village of Enshi City, the origin of green tea with unique ethnic culture, was selected for the design. Here we explore the integrated development of tea culture, rural customs and tourism, so that the industry can flourish and the village can be revitalized. I wish there were more places to visit nearby.

SITE LOCATION

TOPOGRAPHY ANALYSIS

The south, west and east of the village are steeper. The middle part of the village is relatively gentle, which is suitable for construction here.

There are few sunny slopes in the village, which are less than 20%. On the contrary, there are about 80% shady slopes, half shady slopes and half sunny slopes.

There are mountains in the south, west and east of the village, with the highest elevation difference of 825 meters. There is a east-west river in the north, and the whole village fluctuates obviously.

TOURISM STATISTICS SURVEY

Tea is a kind of medicinal plant. Its medicinal function is to detoxify.

People began to plant tea widely.Tea entered the upper class and was mostly used for noble sacrifice and Taoist cultivation.

VILLAGE TEA INDUSTRY

Chinese tea culture has taken initial shape, with a large number of tea books and poems.

ANALYSIS

Chinese tea culture has reached a higher level. Every family has to drink tea on holidays, and a variety of tea related foods have also emerged. The style of tea products has also become rich.

Modern

A large number of folk activities related to tea began to emerge.

China has established culture research associations, venues for tea culture many cities have hosted to promote local economic

TEA MAKING PROCESS

CHINESE TEA CULTURE
Han Dynasty The Three Kingdoms Tang dynasty Song dynasty Ming dynasty
CLIMATE
TEA BY-PRODUCTS

Modern times

established various tea associations, built many exchange, and hosted "tea festivals" economic development.

Upgrading Agricultural and forestry industry

The village not only develops leisure agriculture such as sightseeing flower fields and fruit tree picking gardens, but also deep-processing tea and building supporting factories and facilities. Encourage villagers to plant economic fruit forests such as jujube trees and carry out diversified business models.

DESIGN STRATEGIES

Combing tourism and agriculture industry

The tourism landscape should be combined with the local agricultural development, and the content with local characteristics should be developed to enhance the interactive experience of tourists, so that tourists can fully experience the local folk culture and industrial culture.

Introducing Cultural and creative industry

Combining cultural and creative industries with the regional characteristics, national culture and tea culture of the village, develop home stay, commerce, processing industry to develop characteristic experience projects, such as handicraft workshops, tea culture experience, souvenir making, etc.

SIGHTSEEING HEALTHCARE LIFESTYLE LEARNING CULTURAL RELICS EXPERIENCE NURSERY STOCK OPEN SPACE ACCOMODATION
RANGE
SITE ANALYSIS
ARCHITECTURE ANALYSIS BUILDING QUALITY ARCHITECTURE STYLE TRANSFORMED STRATEGY ACCOMODATION HANDMADE WORKSHOP
ROADS LAND SETTLEMENTS & FACILITIES
RESOURCES

It refers to a building with unique characteristics of traditional Tujia culture architecture that is now relatively well preserved. For example, Tujia stilt buildings, ancient wooden houses. It has good preservation value and historical and cultural protection significance.

It refers to buildings with unique characteristics of traditional Tujia culture architecture that are now poorly preserved. The preservation value and conservation value of buildings are poor.

It refers to modern new buildings, generally residential and new public service facilities.

ARCHITECTURAL STYLE
BUSINESS EXHIBITION THEATRE RESTAURANT BUILDING TRANSFORMATION STRATEGY
MASTERPLAN LANDSCAPE RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTED REVETMENT SUSTAINABLE ECOLOGY Life revetment Road greening Hydrophilic revetment Pollution control Slope protection Tree planting Protection forest Square A A B B 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 15 01 Main entrance 02 Ecological parking lot 03 Public activity center 04 Tea factory 05 Exhibition hall 06 Post office 07 Relax plaza 08 Village service center 09 Clinic 10 Commercial street 11 Waterfront wooddeck 12 Landscape forest 13 Landscape garden 14 Tea farmland 15 Shared canteen N

DESIGN FRAMEWORK

The village is divided into three parts: comprehensive service area, tea culture experience area and ecological leisure area. A main public service axis runs through the whole village from north to south. Along the road, there are not only post offices, clinics, tourist centers, committees, etc. that meet the needs of people's daily life, but also squares for people to rest and exhibition halls that display the village's culture and history. The facilities and tourist attractions of the village are mainly distributed in the middle of the village, which are well connected by circular tourist routes.

On the north side of the road, there are Forest Park and a bustling folk commercial street where people can experience tea culture, make relevant handicrafts and experience local ethnic culture. Through the tea fields, shoal parks, riverside landscape belts and large forests in the middle, people can come to the tea product processing plants, squares and tea industry learning classrooms in the south. The traditional buildings and houses along the road here can make people more deeply understand the local culture.

A-A SECTION B-B SECTION Open space Scenic spot Facilities Parking Clinic Shoreline walkway Public service axis Tourist Loop Comprehensive service Ecological experience Tea culture experience

DESIGN SCENARIOS

First, on the north side, a landscape square is built in the commercial area based on the existing terrain, with a large number of landscape steps. People can rest in the square, take a cool breath, or hold speeches, celebrate festivals, etc. Second, the development of B& B hotel industry in the business district relies on traditional buildings to facilitate tourists to shop, eat and experience the local culture. Next, a square is mainly built for local residents to meet their daily activities and communication in the south. The square is flat inside, where people can play chess, chat, rest, dance, exercise, etc. Finally, encourage to build new tea product processing plants, which can not only produce tea mechanically, but also develop tea by-products, such as medicine, essential oil, soap, etc.

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Gender-neutral Restroom Design

Competition / Group Project / 2022.10-2022.11

I was responsible for the development of gender-neutral restroom, site analysis, generation and organization of concepts, design and production of axonometric drawings and plans, deepening of later effect drawings and production of some models.The project was located in Provincetown, Massachusetts, a surfing destination and lgbt-friendly community that maintains tens of thousands of visitors each summer. A new gender neutral bathroom has been built in the area to create a safer and more comfortable environment.We put forward the concept of elimination, which aims to break the society's cognition of gender, eliminate people's discrimination against different genders and call on people to treat everyone fairly.

Good vision Public space Parking lot Driveway Walkway Toilet Shop City hall Gallery

Then,we proposed nine different elimination technique. The appearance of the toilet is designed as a dune on the beach. Stairs designed with the slope of sand dunes provide a high angle viewing space for people.The roof of the building is made of natural rubber sheet with a color similar to that of sand, and the interior is made of light yellow fair faced concrete. It is more naturally integrated into the site, reducing people's attention to the building. At the same time, the mirror is installed on the side facing the sea, so that when people look at the toilet, they can see the reflection of themselves and the beach, which provides secondary elimination. DEVELOPMENT OF GENDER-NEUTRAL RESTROOM
Urban public service facilities design for elimination of discrimination

ANALYSIS OF USERS

The research shows that different genders, different ages and different health status groups have different requirements on the use time and facilities of toilets, and different toilets cannot meet the needs of all kinds of people.

70%
10%
20% Serious disability 4.8% Moderate disability 7.2% Normal 88% Proportion of the elderly Male 5 times 6 times over 7 times Female Pregnancy Toilet frequency Promoting social concepts Equality between men and women in toileting Cost savings Less land area Reasonable planning Including non-binary people Care for vulnerable groups Caring for the elderly, children and the disabled THE PROBLEM OF TRADITIONAL RESTROOM
More thoughtful management and more investment are required for ordinary toilets
spend more time in the toilet and
in
lines
Attitude towards gender Being harassed
Being attacked
Normal
COST DILEMMA WOMEN'S ISSUES
Women
often queue
long
ACCESSIBILITY
toilets corresponding facilities help
Common
vulnerable groups the toilet.

ACCESSIBILITY DILEMMA OF NON-BINARY PEOPLE

DESIGN CONCEPT & STRATEGIES

Male Old man Disabled Gravidas Female Child Toilet time Ease congestion Female Improving use efficiency Male Projection INSTALLATION Glass Water curtain Botany ENVIRONMENT Sheet wall Specular surface Sand dunes LANDFORM Sinking building Semi sinking building
Common lack corresponding facilities to vulnerable groups go to toilet. They feel uncomfortable and unsafe when they go to the bathroom.

FACILITIES

- Handwashing area

- Adult & children shower area

RENDERINGS

- Landscape - Viewing platform

FIRST FLOOR

- Gender neutral bathroom - Accessible - Children's toilet children under

ROOF
AXONOMETRIC DRAWING
ROOF
DESIGN GENERATION SAND DUNES EXTRUDING UNFLODING INSERTING ENTRANCE INSERTING FUNCTION GRAFTING SAND DUNES CONCEPT CUTTING EAST ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION
FLOOR neutral bathroom toilets toilet ( for 1.2m) steps platform

ROOF PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PLAN RENDERINGS

Material: Gouache; Size: A3

Material: Pen; Size: A3

Material: Pen; Size: A3

Otherworks Individual Works / 2015-2022
1 4 3 2 5
Observational drawings
[1][2] VILLAGE GOUACHE PAINT [3][4] VILLAGE PEN SKETCH [5] WESTERN ARCHITECTURE SKETCH
Otherworks Group Works / 2020-2022
Practical works in Hebei Branch of CSCEC Design Group Co., Ltd.

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