PORTFOLIO Selected Works 2016 - 2018
QIUSHI CHEN Applying for Architecture and Urbanism in Manchester
CONTENT
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Dancers’ Home
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Quadrangle Courtyard of Artists Beijing,China
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Recall The Lost Memory
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Construction Of Countryside Public Zone Taizhou,Zhejiang
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The Trials of Life
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Sustainable Architectural Design Mumbai,India
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Renaissance
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Block Restructuring-Children's Entertainment Space Changsha,Hunan
Other Works Longting Wine Chateau
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Penglai,Shandong
Ocean Flower Island 1# Island Culture And Entertainment City Cinema Haihuadao,Hainan
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01 Dancers’ Home
Quadrangle Courtyard of Artists Personal Work Project Location: Beijing, China Tutor: Yue Guo (E-mail: yueg@mid-aa.com) GFA, Gross Floor Area: 751 ㎥ Located at the East Street Forty-one in the Dongcheng District, it is one of the several old towns in Beijing with a relatively long history. With the rapid development of city, the old town has been encircled, day after day, by modern skyscrapers, thus becoming increasingly unsuitable for living. Nowadays, most residents there are natives and migrant workers. This project is about how to design a desirable studio for dancers where they can live and work well. Service objects are divided into three categories in accordance with how close their connection with dancers’ home is, including strange visitors, regular visitors, and families. Since their demand for architectural functions differs greatly, the whole building is divided into several layers to satisfy various requirements. Moreover, as suggested by relevant on-site surveys, on both sides of the comparatively narrow street parked many private vehicles, which has further narrowed down the communication and activity space of residents. In other words, the weight of usage requirements is equal to that of residential demands. The major task: to restructure the original Quadrangle Courtyard, thus to create a satisfactory living and working atmosphere for dancers, and broaden the communication space along the street.
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Project Location Located at a quadrangle courtyard at the East Street Forty-one in the Dongcheng District, Beijing, this old town is an important cultural heritage with a profound history. The fast development of Beijing has wiped away a large number of Hutong and quadrangle courtyards, which have been gradually replaced by high rises and other modern architectures.
TimeLine
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Ming Dynasty Originated in Yuan Dynasty, Hutong got popular exactly in Ming Dynasty when residence in quadrangle courtyard was developed into a new life style.
1890 While Hutong increased gradually in number, living in quadrangle courtyards became a new fashion among citizens.
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1900 What contributed to its popularity also included the convenience of living in central courtyards and the amiable living environment.
1937 To living in Huton Quadrangle courtyards still rather attractive, wh boosted the number of H
Dongsi Street Map
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East Street Four is a typical residential area where local tricycles and booths are commonly seen. Attractive for visitors and local citizens as well, though, the narrow street and traffic jam have, to a certain extent, made it an unsafe and messy place to live and communicate there.
1947 n g a n d The number of appears c o u r t y a r d s i n hich has Hutongs peaked. Hutong.
1989 With the development of society, drawbacks of Hutong have generated many problems.
1996 Prosperity of market economy drove Hutong residents away while reducing the number of Hutong.
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2016 In the modern society, most people have moved out of Hutong and quadrangle courtyards except for some migrant workers and local residents.
Location Status Photo
access road minor road view
main road
Points Of View
Traffic
<20
access road
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minor road
>40
Population Density
Sorrounding Area
Location Analysis
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Co mm unicate
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main road
Old building
Old building Window
Tile
Old building
Old building
Light
Door
Old building
Old building Courtyard
Form
Possible Active
Dancer
Exercise
Teaching
Activity
Young People
Work
Communicate
Leisure time
The aged
Outdoor activities
Communicate
Healthy lifestyle
Children
Go to school
Play
Class
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With-architecture Site
Without-architecture Site
Comparison Between Original And New Building
The original
Around the original
The reconstructed
Reconstructed perimeter
The original architecture is similar to other buildings in height, or is even lower than the latter, which then made it difficult to stand out or broaden the view.
On both sides of the original street parked many vehicles, which blurred the division between lanes, sidewalk, or cycle ways, and narrowed the communication space for residents.
The restructured architecture featuring broad vision has left more space for dancers, while in the meantime serving as a landmark of Hutong.
The restructured building has a special public zone for communication where vehicles are kept away. Further, the zones for periodical activities such as dancing are available for local residents to change their simple lifestyle.
Indoor Space Concept
Underground
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor
The underground is used as a dance practice room and is open to the public at different time intervals. It is mainly used for private dance and dancing and fitness for nearby residents.
The reception area on the first floor as a dancer provides convenience to the visitor while protecting the privacy of the dancer.
The second floor serves as a dancer's office area with an office, meeting area and kitchen space.
The third floor is the private area of the dancers. It has a bedroom, a living room, a study room, etc., and the maximum outside disturbance, giving the user a comfortable rest space.
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Blocks and Zones
Three-story building
Basement
Outdoor communication
Courtyard
Balcony
Roof garden
Window
Completed construction
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meeting office
reception room
garden
bathroom
bathroom
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First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Section Perspective A-A
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kitchen
living room bedroom roof garden
reading
bathroom
Third Floor Plan
Roof Plan
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Explosion It is obvious that the construction of central courtyard inside the building referred to some elements of quadrangle courtyards, which is to let in sunlight as much as possible. The courtyard may also serve as a reception zone for dancers or a green area where people inside the building can relax themselves.
Garden on the roof
Balcony Reading area Bathroom Bedroom Living room Balcony
Open kitchen and dining hall Bathroom Dancer Studio
Open working and conference zone
Grille Indoor reception zone
Outdoor communication space
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Perspective
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02 Recall The Lost Memory
Construction Of Countryside Public Zone Personal Work Project Location: Taizhou, China Tutor: Chi Zhang (E-mail: zc900424@gmail.com) GFA, Gross Floor Area: 842 ㎡ Every residential area has its own profound history. In the 20th century when economy and industry are prospering at a relatively high speed, the excessively fast development of urban area has gradually widened the gap between city and countryside. Hence, it has been the subject of many controversial voices that how to draw city residents back to the countryside, hereby to contribute to the growth of local economy while enjoying the slow-paced life themselves. Located in the Xianju County of Taizhou in Zhejiang Province, a place featuring its rough and stair-shaped terrain, cliffs and mountains, Gongyu village, sitting in a small basin, is surrounded by soaring mountains. Although praised as ‘Shangri-La’ in the East China, its complicated terrain has made it extraordinarily difficult to build any traffic facilities, so that people have to enter the village on foot. Therefore, most residents have moved to towns or cities, turning it an ‘empty village’. In the late 1990s, hikers found out the village by chance and then posted pictures of its beautiful scenery on the Internet, thus having introduced it to the public attention. However, the shabby accommodation and public facilities are still keeping visitors away. Main task of the project: to design a public space for residents and visitors, and a profit-oriented public space for villagers. The comfortable and simple environment will also, in the meantime, relieve the stress of hikers who live in the fast-paced urban area.
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Project Location The village is in the middle of Zhejiang Province nearby the sea, with East China Sea in the east, Shaoxing and Ningbo in the north, Wenzhou in the south, and Jinhua and Lishui in the west.
Xianju County Topography： Located in the Southeast Zhejiang Province, Xianju County inclines from outside to inside, from the west to the east in terrain. Valleys and basins different in size are distributed proportionately.
Xianju County Topography
Xianju County Village Distribution： Xianju County is sparsely populated in villages, and has only 354 thousand permanent residents.
Xianju County Village Distribution
Public Village Location： Gongyu Village is 38 kilometers away from Xianju County. Vehicles have no access to the village, so people have to go inside and outside on foot.
Public Village Location
Public Village Topography
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Public Village Topography： The village, sitting in a small basin surrounded by soaring mountains, is divided into two parts—Shangping and Xiaping.
Current Condition Of The Village Generation:
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Tourist Activity
As most visitors are between 20 and 40 years old, they enjoy more camping in the outdoor.
Local Activity
Local villagers make their living as farmers.
Route
Although it is only possible to enter Gongyu Village on foot, its beautiful scenery has still attracted many hikers.
Present Situation
The terrain of Gongyu Village consists mainly of terraces, thus making it a desirable place for sightseeing.
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Body Construction
Step One: The rectangular body is located inside the terrace on three layers.
Step Two: The rectangular body revolves in different angles.
Step Three: The body of the second floor is moved towards the right, hereby turning the left side into a small-scale zone for outdoor activities.
Step Four: by extending the balcony and the second floor a better vision is achieved.
Step Five: Inside the buildings add stairs and space for camping fire.
Step Six: To strengthen the supporting structure on the second floor.
Step Seven: To determine the place of windows.
Step Eight: Architecture entrance.
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Site Plan N
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Wooden beam Stair handrail Wooden floor Oak support Wooden beam Stairs Mao stone wall
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Section View The main architectural body is divided into three zones, which are the outdoor zone and the recreation zone on the first floor, and the shared kitchen and dining hall on the second. The outdoor space on the first floor is mainly for camping and campfire parties, while the indoor zone is for informal communication and recreational activities such as tasting the local waxberry wine. Those who pay a short visit to the village can also take a brief rest there. The dining hall and kitchen on the second floor serve mainly local residents and visitors. The first part is comprised of semi-outdoor cooking benches (lightened by the campfire on the balcony on the first floor) and dining hall, hereby to serve food prepared in a large canteen cauldron in the smallest space with the least resources. The other part is indoor public kitchen and dining hall where users can communicate with each other when cooking.
Wooden beam Rotating glass door Wooden floor Oak support Wooden beam
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Material Introduction The second floor is supported by wood, hereby to save the cost of construction and post-maintenance.
The second floor is covered with branches from the outside, thus can be opened or closed at any time.
The second floor is built mainly with antifungal and anti-insect wood, which is painted on the surface with fire-proof materials.
The balcony on the first level is built with carbonized wooden floor. To prevent corrosion by cutting down the nutrition chain of rot fungi.
At the entrance on the first floor is a revolving glass door, which is to maximize the indoor lighting.
The wall on the first floor is made of flat rubbles, hereby to generate a sense of texture and in the meantime to increase the durability.
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03 The Trials of Life
Sustainable Architectural Design Personal Work Project Location: Mumbai, India Tutor: Yue Guo (E-mail: yueg@mid-aa.com) GFA, Gross Floor Area: 8518 ㎥ Bombay, featuring the largest population in India, has attracted migrants from different parts of the country with its commercial opportunities and the comparatively high living standard. The fast development of urban area, however, has generated a series of social problems such as inequality and the wide gap between the rich and the poor. Worli koliwada in the South Bombay is a slum area that was not familiar to most people until 2009 when Worli Sealink was opened. Koli residents make the ends meet mainly by catching and selling fish, and they live on fish as well. The over simple and imbalanced diet has exposed the local to a series of illness. Hence, it has become a major concern that how to change their diet and thus to eliminate illness. Major task of the project: change the local diet from the root; increase the income of local residents and develop self-sufficient economy; solve illness issues resulting from the imbalanced diet.
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01 Mumbai consists of seven islands.
02 Bombay port is a natural deep-water port.
02 Bombay is the commercial 03 To attract migrants from and recreational center of different parts of India. India. 08 Worli Koliwada at the northern end of Worli 04 Comparatively fast but imbalanced development of urban area. 05 More and more land has 07 Worli is one of them. been cultivated. ‘People on the sea’ is degraded 08 W o r l i i s p a r t o f to corners. southern Mumbai 06 The city has both poverty side and wealthy side.
History The earliest written records in Mumbai can be traced back to 250 BC. In the 3rd century BC, it was ruled by the emperor Ashoka, who believed in Buddhism. Later Hindu’s Hillhala rule ruled these islands until 1343 when they were annexed by the Muslim Gujarat Kingdom.
MUMBAI
Worli Koliwada
Development In 1534, Portugal got these islands. In 1661, Princess Catherine of Portugal married King Charles II of England, and these islands were given to the United Kingdom as dowry. In September 1668, the islands were subleased to the British East India Company.
In the 1980s, Mumbai's prosperity relied on textile mills and seaports, but the economy became diversified, and Mumbai's employees accounted for a large proportion of the workforce. Mumbai also has an unskilled and semi-skilled workforce.
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With the influx of different classes of people, the gap between the rich and the poor is huge and the society is seriously divided. The residences of many citizens are extremely small. This has also led to the existence of many slums in Mumbai.
Background Worli Koliwada is one of the many slums in Mumbai. Worli Koliwada at the northern end of Worli is one of the first seven islands in Mumbai. The population is between 60,000 and 100,000.
The stratification of Indian society has led to the pattern of social spatial division, and the internal space of the community is not continuous. This social isolation is a clear separation between “Koli” and “Worli”.
10 The local
10 Koli Festival
10 Traditional 10 Population 10 Immigrants 10 Tourist 09 Koliwada, or Worli fishing village, is a unique community. 11 Economic 09 T h e K o l i p e o p l e , a n aboriginal fishing community, 12 Life has a long history. 09 In 1661 it was conceded to England by Portuguese; in the 19th century, it was connected to other islands.
13 Development 09 S i n c e t h e 1 9 7 0 s , W o r l i has always been one of the busiest office area in 14 Architecture Bombay.
Local The immediate descendants of koliwada and immigrants from all over the country live here. Due to its long history, there will be some tourists coming here.
10 Dance
10 V i s i t t h e 1 7 t h c e n t u r y fortress built by the British. 10 Experience the fishing and lifestyle of coastal folklore in Mumbai. 11 Koli fishermen make their living mainly by fishing. 12 E l d e r w o m e n d o housework, and children play soccer and cricket 12 Style: amphibious lifestyle. in the open muddy area.
12 Dining: Curry, rice, and fried 12 F i s h i n g , r e p a i r i n g 12 Wooden sticks are fishing boats, relax, often used to make fish. People on the sea eat and sew nets. fishing baskets, gruel and beet. and drainage 13 Bandra Worli Sealink lets ditches to which more people know about old technology koliwada. is applied are for 14 Each Koli house has a keeping the fish balcony, a bedroom, and a fresh. prayer room.
Weather Residents of Worli Koliwada have been using the ocean as a source of income. Fishing starts at 3 am, men fish, women go to the fish market to sell, and then cycle.
10 T h e y c e l e b r a t e in a magnificent manner when the fishing season starts. The celebration will be held in the whole community to pray to Poseldon (God of the sea).
Mumbai has a tropical monsoon climate, which is affected by the monsoon climate, with obvious rainy and dry seasons. The rainy season is from May to October, and the temperature exceeds 30 ° C.
Other The rainfall is abundant from June to September and is affected by the rainy season. The rainy season will be closed once a year; the dry season is from November to April. The annual average temperature is 20-31 ° C.
Koliwada people mainly eat curry, rice and fish. At sea, people eat dried fish, rice porridge and beets.
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When Bandr a - W o r l i Sealink was opened to traffic in 2009, it made Koliwada more accessible.
The Worli Fortress was built by the British in the 17th century and occasionally visited.
Location Analysis MAIN ROAD EXSITING DISCONNECTED STREET
BANDRA-WORLI SEA LINK FINSHING AREA BOAT
POPULATION
CHURCH SITE BOAT
The population density is large. A proportion of local residents live in log cabins built by themselves.
WORLI FORT HINDU TEMPLE COMMUNITY GENERAL STORE SUPER MARKET RESTAURANT MEDICINE STORE
TOILET
FISH MARKET
MEDICINE STORE
GENERAL STORE
MILK CENTER BEER SHOP
GREEN PLANT
The vegetation only takes up a small proportion of land and gets distributed unevenly compared to dwelling houses.
HOSPITAL RESTAURANT
SEWAGE TRETMENT WORKS GARDEN BUS BUS
CONNECTION
The building is located on the side of Koli Island and does not interfere with the residential area.
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY
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Average High Temperature And Low Temperature
Vegetable Supply Ratio 40℃ 35℃ 30℃ 25℃ 20℃ 15℃ 10℃ 5℃ 0℃
Loss Input Export
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May. Jun. Jul. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
Average Monthly Rainfall
Health Status 1600mm 1400mm 1200mm 1000mm 800mm 600mm 400mm 200mm 0mm
Loss Disease Normal
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Daylight Hours
Traffic Accessibility 24h 20h 16h 12h
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Design Strategy The architecture, neighboring the wharf, is faced to the slum. Cultivation of vegetable is the major ways of using the architecture, and products are sold to residents on the internal market. Inside the building is a dining hall where local residents and visitors can enjoy delicious food. Those who go there for sightseeing are allowed to participate in the whole procedure from planting, picking fruit to manufacturing products, which is rather attractive. At the architectural center is a plaza for local residents to relax and hold recreational activities. Slum
Restaurant
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Planting
Solar panels
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Fishing boat
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Transport ship
Fishing boat
Explosive Drawing
On the roof solar panels are equipped to obtain more resources while saving other resources.
The rainwater collector is for the storage of rainwater.
Adoption of multilayer planting shelves is to maximize the utilization of space.
Foldable windows are used for ventilation or shelter from sunlight.
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On the roof vegetation is planted to lower down the temperature around the building.
Site Plan N
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The plaza is not only for interpersonal communication and rest, but also for cultivation of some high-temperature resistant Crops, thus to optimize the use of space.The architecture can support the whole procedure from purchase, processing, to consumption. Sale of fresh and healthy food is another way to drawing more visitors and promoting the economy.
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Sustainable Strategy The sun shines on the solar panels to generate electricity.
Farm vegetables sold to slums. Rainwater collector Residents work on the farm.
Straw produced by crops is incinerated.
Rainwater storage
Filter
Generating electricity Electric energy conversion heat Electrical energy storage
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Planted Crop
Broccoli
Four layers of vegetable crops, such as pumpkin, tomato, broccoli and other crops. Pumpkin is a short-day plant with warm temperature and strong drought tolerance; tomato is a kind of vegetable that is warm, hi-light and water-loving; western blue flower grows strong, heat resistance and cold resistance are strong.
Eggplant
Three layers of vegetable crops, such as cabbage, bitter gourd, eggplant and other crops. The cabbage is warm and full of light; the bitter gourd originates from the tropics and is heat-resistant and not cold-resistant; the eggplant prefers high temperature, and under the conditions of long sunshine and high intensity, the eggplant is fertile.
Fifth floor Corn
The height of the five layers is higher than that of the other layers, so corn, rice, wheat and other crops are planted on this layer. Corn is a thermophilic crop, which requires a higher temperature during the whole growth period; rice is hot, humid, short-day, and the soil is not strict, using paddy soil; wheat long-day crop.
Rice Fourth floor
Pumpkin
Third floor
Cabbage
Wheat
Tomato
Bitter Gourd
Second floor
The second layer grows fruit crops such as papaya, banana, and mango. Papaya likes high temperature and humid tropical climate; bananas prefer hot and humid climate; mangoes are hi-light fruit trees. Papaya
First floor outdoor
Cassava
Banana
Cocoa Beans
Mango
Taro
One layer of outdoor plants with high temperature and drought tolerance, such as cassava, cocoa beans, taro and so on. Cassava has strong adaptability, drought tolerance and tolerance; cocoa beans are suitable for growing in hot climate; taro is like high temperature and humid environment.
Section The first floor of the building is a market for selling vegetables and selling fish. At the same time, there is a restaurant, and the upstairs is a planting area. It can be used as a model for customers to go directly to the restaurant after purchase in the market and fish market. Fresh food makes the user more Rest assured, and also as a feature of koliwada, hoping to attract more foreign tourists, thus driving economic development and reducing social inequality.
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Indoor Perspective
The architecture is decorated mainly with light colors and different kinds of agricultural products. The space layout is rather simple and elegant. The lightwood colored planting shelf for cultivation is no more than 180 centimeters in height, which is to guarantee the maximum lighting and facilitate the irrigation of agricultural products. The LED light hidden inside the shelf can speed up the growth of crops. To echo the color of shelves, the floor tiles are grey and white, which is a relatively comfortable color match. In such an environment, it is no wonder that planters will devote themselves fully to their job.
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Outdoor Perspective
The foldable window and door is the most special feature of the architecture. The open space means more possibilities, while in the meantime, suggesting that worli koliwada is a tolerant region that warmly welcomes visitors from every corner of the world. On each level of the building is a storeroom where planning machines can be kept in a satisfactory condition. To sit on the right side of the dining hall enables visitors to enjoy the best scenery. Public toilets are also available in the building, which is a solution to the problem that there is no bathroom nearby the sea.
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04 Renaissance
Block Restructuring-Children's Entertainment Space
Group Work Collaborator:Yahan Wang Project Location: Changsha,Hunan Tutor: Jiahui Diao (E-mail: djh@mid-aa.com) GFA,Gross Floor Area: 2040 ㎡ Located in the Hu’nan Province in China, the old block (project site) is home to many migrant workers, seniors, and children. As suggested by several on-site researches, children can only play on the narrow street after class since there is no enough space for communication and activities. Therefore, the focus of the project is to widen the space and enrich children’s spiritual world. Main tasks of the project: restructure and add new functions to old buildings, hereby to provide children with a more comfortable space for children’s development.
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Location Analysis
Old-school architecture.
Private families and Mahjong rooms
Illegal architectural extension
A primary school (simple and boring) Children play on the dangerous lanes
Drug abusers
Old apartments for workers and their families
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Development Process Planting
Read
Watch cartoon movies Meet friends Doing homework Hobby
Play
Children play on the roof
Old architectures
Plaza
Strategy
Step One To cover an extra roof
Step Two The height changes in accordance with the old roof
Step Three Connect the roof
Step Four Build a new beautiful roof
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Exploded The space on the roof decides the different height of different zones inside the building. Inner space is divided into active and quiet zones, which are separated from each other, hereby to offer children a quiet study environment and a recreational area.To provide children with a multifunctional space for ordinary communication and entertainment, as well as a comfortable environment for individual development.
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① Reading space ④ Meeting room ⑦ Public square
② Write homework space ⑤ Climbing wall ⑧ Hobby room ⑨ Stairs
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③ Roof terrace ⑥ Planting area ⑩ Stairs
Space Description
⑨ Stairway A public shelter from rain and sunlight
⑩ Stairway The stairway in the rear
④ Communication space A comparatively quiet space for communication
⑥ Vegetation room For taking care of and observing vegetation
③ Balcony on the roof A safe and open space on the roof
③ Balcony on the roof A safe and open space on the roof
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Plan
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Climbing wall Meeting room Public square Roof terrace
Write homework space
Reading space
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Perspective
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Other works Longting Wine Chateau Located at the Liujiagou County in the East Penglai in Yantai, Shandong Province, Penglai Longting Wine Chateau is a comprehensive chateau where grapes are planted, wine is produced, and visitors can dine, accommodate, and enjoy the scenery. Covering 10600 square meters, the chateau is divided into four zones, which are Zone A for wine-making, Zone B for reception and wine taste, Zone C for dining and accommodation, and Zone D for the private use of the chateau owner. I participated mainly in the design, layout arrangement, and selection and purchase of soft decoration of dining hall and guest rooms in Zone C.
C# First Floor Plan and Furniture Layout
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C# Room Renderings
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Other works Ocean Flower Island 1# Island Culture And Entertainment City Cinema Haihua Island Cultural and Recreational Studio is oriented as a world-class art and culture center. It covers 88544 square meters in total, while the cinema occupied 21063 square meters; the scope of actual indoor design thereof is approximately 16850 square meters. The cinema has several zones, including 12 film halls, the entrance at the first floor, the sales and shopping zone, IMAX hall, VIP lounge, entrance channel, and etc. I participated mainly in the design of indoor film halls and making lists of soft decoration.
Cafe Cinema theme display area
Lobby
Exit hall
Cinema theme display area Wait in line
First Floor Plan
1# hall 180seats
Cafe Renderings
2# hall 153seats
3# hall 80seats Derivative display area
Cinema entrance hall
4# Giant Curtain Hall (IMAX)
5# hall 180seats 6# hall 153 seats
Rest waiting 7# hall area 80 seats
Second Floor Plan
Rest Waiting Area Rendering
VIP1 80 seat VIP2 34 seat VIP1 lounge
VIP2 lounge
Derivatives sales area
VIP2 lounge
VIP1 lounge
VIP4 34 seat VIP3 80 seat
Third Floor Plan
Exit Hall
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1# Movie Hall
2# Movie Hall
3# Movie Hall
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