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CONTENTS Building Upon Building

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Ornithology Research Centre London, United Kingdom, 2021 Individual Work (Academic)

Healing Between Spaces

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Rest home of Hope Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 2022 Individual Work (Competition)

Community 2050

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Shenzhen VSEFI Community Shenzhen, China, 2022 Group Work (Competition, First Price) Individual Distribution Works in Portfolio

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Future Quzhou Millennial Ginkgo - Celebrating the Culture and History of Quzhou Shenzhen, China, 2023 Group Work (Competition) Individual Distribution Works in Portfolio

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Architecture is a projection of social, cultural, economic, and politics. It can be a catalyst between humans, cities, and even animals.

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Sustainable Energy Headquater

Living + Factory

Shenzhen, China Internship at BCCI, 2021

Shenzhen, China Internship at Aube, 2021

Involved Stage: Concept Design, Research Stage

Involved Stage: Concept Design, Research Stage

Kingway brewery Factory Renovation

Coffee Bar Interior Design

Shenzhen, China, Interior Designer at Muland, 2022 Involved Stage : All stage involved Commercial Works

(Shenzhen, China/ Interior Designer at Muland /2022) Involved Stage : All stage involved Commercial Works

Others Physical Model Making; Photography; Digital Rendering ;Machine Learning

Building upon Building (Ornithology research centre)

“Architecture can be a potent weapon, a committed driving force on the side of enlightenment, aiming however indirectly at the transformation of our present make-believe society, where images outstrip reality and rewards outpace achievement.”– Berthold Lubetkin (Lewycka, 2021)

Key words: Human and Animals relationship, Building Preservation

Introduction The project aims to improve visitors’ involvement with animals and the knowledge of ornithology habitats in an urban context. The programme intends to build up an ornithology research centre that continues animal conservation and improves animal living quality in an urban context. ‘Unzoo’ is the concept of the building. Animals and people are free to move or wander around the building. Penguins will have opportunities to develop their habitat.

Moreover, the programme will have both educational and research purposes that improve the ornithology research quality and give visitors knowledge about penguins and other species in the zoo. The strategy for preserving the penguin pool is to reuse it and connect it to the new penguin habitat to achieve the idea of an ‘unzoo.’

Master Plan

Rethinking the boundary Captivity

- Physical barriers for Animals - Display based on barriers and limitation - Limited Habitat - Animal display based on schedule The penguin pond tried to imitate the natural habitat that penguins live in, and the berthod lubetkin utopia idea with significant ramps was popular at that time.

Penguin Pond Berthod Lubetkin

- Geometric method of displaying animals - Circulation follows the animal habitat and behaviour

ance Entr

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Boundary exists in different ways

The opening creates the picturesque view

SITE

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Regent’s Park and London zoo

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Plaza Redonda in Valencia

Hard Edge

1. Ornithology Research Centre (New Building) 2. Casson Pavilion(Original building) 3. Gift and Coffee Shop (Original building) 4. Lion Lodge (Original building) 5. Penguin Pool (Original building)

Piazza San Pietro

Activities

Pompidou Centre

Soft Edge

Zoo Boundary Development in History (From 1826 - 2020) Opened Animal Habitat

Response to Cage Stage

The First 10 Years (1826 - 1836)

The new site will be a proper penguin habitat. It will break the barrier to provide more o p p o r t u n i t i e s to h ave m o re activities

Animals were kept in the Cage Opened Animal Habitat with tourist circulations

Abandened Penguin Pool

Water Line Connection A New Century (1913 - 1934) Architects awared the importance of animals habitat

How we deal with Old Buildings

New & Old Relationships The new site is aware of the importance of animals' habitats but also the conservation of the old. In the project, we think the comparison of the old and the new shows the progress of the improvement of how people understand the animals.

Animam Circulation

Visitor experience Improvement

The New Zoo (1962 - 1964) Visitors were allowed to walk into animal habitats

The circulation provides multiple perspectives to perceive penguins.

The intersection point will allow people to interact closely with animals How to improve visitor experience ?

Human Circulation

Water

The 21st Century (2006 - 2011) Animals & Nature dominate with hidden barriers

Water

How we can naturally protect the penguins?

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Animal and natural barriers The building tries to reduce physical barriers such as fences and replaces them with water and rocks.

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‘Unzoo - A place where the public learns about wild animals, plants and ecosystems through interaction with and immersion in natural habitat’ (John C Coe and Ray Mendez, 2005, The Unzoo Alternative). We design two circulations for both penguins and visitors. Moreover, the circulation will constantly connect with each other in order to stimulate human-animal interaction but also keep habitat safe from outside

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Unproper Living quality makes an abondoned penguin pond

Blow it to smithereens or Rebuild it?

“It was designed as a showcase and playground of captive penguins, and I can’t see that it would be suited to anything else, perhaps it’s time to blow it to smithereens.”

– Sasha Lubetkin (Archeyes, 2020)

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“History in the past is not something you either copy or ignore, it is something you try to metabolize. And Lubetkin works somehow succeed in metabolizing the past and the present” (Allan,2018).

Ramp as structure and stage

Learning from the history is how we make progress and the preservation is about Section 4 Studio specific technical research preserving the original concept and developing it with advanced technology

Berthold Lubetkin designed the penguin pool with the helix interlocked ramp, a famous sculpture that served less movement than for exhibition. Hence, The future design enlarges the ramp's scale to let people experience the space that penguins Concrete had before. slab Tiles

(Designing a better habitat for penguins)

Redesign the penguin pool In order to reuse the abandoned penguin pool, the refurbishment need to solve the previous problems from the penguin pool which are shallow water level, improper materials (concrete). Hence, depending on different situation might happen during the construction, there are two options to redesign the penguin pool. The new installation tends to build up an inner pool inside the penguin pool or a waterproof membrane with titles inside. The design not only improves the environment but also reuse the penguins pool.

Water membrane

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Penguin Pool

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Foundation construction Reinfored concrete

ICF Module

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Wall construction Tiles Waterproof membrane Insulation Reinforced concrete Wooden Finish

Concrete Tiles

Water membrane

Reinforced Coping Penguin Pool (Origin)

A Testing the structure There are two method of construction in terms of the different circumanstance. The detail A provides more stable structure for the water feature if the penguin pool cannot take the load of water. On the other hand, the detail B considers the penguin pool itself can support the water. Hence, only the waterproof membrane and tile will be installed.

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Schöck Isokorb® type KST 22 14. Steel beam 15. Thermal insulation (200mm) 16. Steel cantilever 17. Plywood ceiling (20mm) 18. External concrete facade 19. Stainless Handrail

20. Window frame 21. Ground heat system 22. Plywood finish (50mm) 23. Guage Steel Angle 24. Cast-in-place Anchors 25. Plastic Horseshoe Shims 26. Water drainage pipe 27. Plywood board (50mm) 28. Concrete Slab (200mm) 29. Ventilation System

30. Swimming pool tiles 31. Waterproof adhesive glue 32. Acrylic Panels (100mm) 33.Thermal insulation (100mm) 34.Metal track fasten to concrete footing 35.Wall tile 36.RC piles 37.Earth 38.Concrete blinding 39.Concrete Slab Existing Building New Building Section A - A 40.Damp proof membrane 0 10m 20m 30m 40m 50m 41.Insulation 42.Polished screed (50mm) 4 3 . H a l f te n c h a n n e l ca st i nto co n c re te w i t h f i x i n g b a c k to steelframe 44.VOLTEX Vapour Barriers

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About Future Unzoo is a concept that brings animals and people closer than before. On the other hand, Architecture for city animals is a shelter and a media for visitors to understand the animals. Architecture is a learning outcome in how we understand animals and other species. Hence, inclusive architecture is the fundamental characteristic of architecture development. It can naturally adjust to the challenges of different environments and users.

Contamination

Water Resources (Fresh or Sea Water)

Adaptable Water Resources

Penguin Pool

Protein Filter

Sand Filter

O zone Contact Tower

Biological Water Filter Bacteria House Biological Ball Pottery Loop

Water Pumps

Coral Natural Filter

Detail Section

Water

A-A Section

Rest Home of Hope Human senses (i.e., smell, sound, touch) that are often overlooked in the built environment are being integrated and elevated." (Arts.gov , 2020) Key words: Healing and recovered Space

Introduction What is a healing space for patients? In my opinion, It is a shelter that is away from the noise and crowd. It is a small space of your own, a sense of belonging.

In this project, the visitor will enjoy a healing environment or recovery space while far from the light of Dubai. Multi-sensory spaces are the key concept. Sand, Sky and fantastic sea views are the perfect elements. It influences people from multiple perspectives, shaping their mental health.

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Cancer Patients

5.1 Building appearance 5.1 Building appearance Comparative Study

Maggie’s Centre Manchester

Figure.15:Roof Plan

Figure.24:Site Plan Maggie’s is a rectangle building situa Maggie’sManchester Centre Manchester

Cancer patients are more afraid of death at a non-conscious level, compared with the healthy level of people. (Feifel, Freilich and Hermann, 1973). Meanwhile, Stress occurs with the loss of hope and it highly affects mental health (Maggie Cancer Center, 2015; Maggie’s Centre, n.d.; Ulrich, 1991). Hence, on the other hand, Stress is an important factor that affects patients' mental health. And in this part, we are going to discuss how architecture design can reduce stress.

Stress

Figure.15:Roof Plan

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Mental Health Problems

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‘Wooden structure, a big area of glass, gives me Maggie's London

The large windows in Maggie’s Manchester wor ness.’ (interviewee ‘Wooden structure,d,2020). a big area of glass, gives me

- Desperation

Solution

Cancer

vegetation and Jencksis(2017) describes it assituat a ‘w Maggie’s Manchester a rectangle building protective either side’. vegetation wingspan and Jencksverandas (2017) describes it asTimb a ‘w

Maggie's London

- Hopelessness

Maggie's London Figure.38:Maggie's London Appearance Figure.23:Location Plan City Environment

- Disappointment

Figure.38:Maggie's London Appearance

Reduction of Stress Attention Restorative Thoery (Stephen Kaplan)

Postive Distraction (Roger S. Ulrich)

Sense of Coherence (Aaron Antonovsky)

ness.’ (interviewee d,2020).

Figure.16:Ground Floor Plan

Discussion Figure.14:Maggie's London Location Plan

Figure.25:Ground Floor Plan We can see each centre's hues Figure.16:Ground Floor are Plan different, es Discussion

with an orange colour appearance standses ou We can see each centre's hues arethat different, Maggie’s Manchester a light wood, pastel colou with an orange colourisappearance that stands ou

Figure.14:Maggie's London Location Plan

blends into a domesticisenvironment.

Two differe Maggie’s Manchester a light wood, pastel colou environment.

Visitors who visited Maggie’s Londo blends into a domestic environment.

Two differe Figure.24:Site Plan

Kaplan (1995) discusses a natural recovery approach to Stress caused by overused directed attention. In addition, Coherence (people can easily understand the place), Complexity (the place has rich sensory), legibility (memorable settings) and mystery (the site attract people to explore and discover) are the key aspects (Kaplan, Kaplan, and Ryan, 1998).

Positive distraction helps the reduction of Stress such as showing nature images and screens and an hour walk in the garden (Ulrich, Simons, & Miles, 2003)

‘Meaningfulness enriches and gives quality to life’ (Golembiewski, 2012, P63). ‘Meaningfulness’ is about giving patients a reason and hope to live, motivating them to believe the value of life (Antonovsky, 1990).

Figure.17:Garden Plan

cade leaves a deep impression.

In Maggie’s the questionn environment.

Visitors who visited Londo word that visitors said is ‘colour’ which they thi cade leaves a deep impression. In the questionna

with atmosphere wordthe thatenvironment. visitors said ‘encouraging is ‘colour’ which they thi great impression’ are the common words that v with the environment. ‘encouraging atmosphere

Figure.39:Maggie's Manchester Appearance Figure.39:Maggie's Manchester Appearance Maggie's Manchester Nature Environment

Maggie’s Centre London

of theimpression’ building. they ‘lively, encouraging, great are feel theFigure.17:Garden common words thatca v Plan Figure.26:Roof Plan environment with noise and traffic, Maggie’s Lon of the building. they feel ‘lively, encouraging, ca

Figure.23:Location Plan

Conclusion When visitors walk out of the winding path, visitors can see an outstanding Maggie’s Centre London

colouring facade.

Roger orangepath, facade that orientates into a When visitors walk outapplies of the an winding visitors can see anvisitor outstanding Design Feature 5 domestic (Fig.38). following the path, a that cosy,orientates comfortable, intimate colouringpath facade.

RogerAnd applies an orange facade visitor into a

Water For Life - Sounds - Flows - Accessibility

4. Seats under the shades with vegations are suggested in the design

(Stigsdotter and Grahn, 2002) calm and peaceful environment inside.’ (Interviewee a,2020).

Interivews with Visitors can generate sounds and flows are recommondated in the spaces

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perience, and the outcome of it is the reduction of stress. The term healing

as reduction of care costs and stress reduction (Ulrich,2001; Ulrich, 2002).

)2002 ,get nhaccess arG dtonthe a resupport ttodsthey gtiSmight ( need. ‘The purpose of the program is

helping people with access to information, psychological and emotional help, dealing with the stress and anxiety, resulting from a cancer diagnosis’ (Nickl,

Figure.26:Roof Plan

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Sitting Area

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-standing Either shape out. or colour of the building has a mora

1.Using trees or boulevard for the walking path.

- Either shape or colour of the building has a mora 2.The walking path has clear views that connects Difference to the entrance.

Outstanding colour in a city environment 3. Seasonal vegetation -Difference - Pastel colour colour in a natural environment Outstanding in a city environment - Pastel colour in a natural environment

1.Well protected and shaded area.

2.Views into both nature and interior rather than a walled garden.

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‘Water washes both soul and body. It is for the soul, freeing, cleansing, restful

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and rejuvenating - a healing power’. (Day, 2002). Water is the origin of lives; it is clean, transparent, and a metaphor indicating hope. Viewing nature domi-

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nated scenes such as greenery, flowers, and water can reduce pain and Stress.

(Ulrich,1991). and even water art pictures have a positive effect on stress re-

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duction (Coss, 1990). Water element has not been required in Maggie’s centre

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brief. However, some centres introduce them differently. For example, Mag-

2017, p102). Maggie’s program is evidence-based but the design philosophy

gie’s Hongkong integrates Chinese traditional garden ‘Suzhou garden’ into their

is not, which is mostly based on the observation, discussion with people and

concept. It designed a large proportion of water feature in landscape (Fig.35,

architect’s intelligence. Hence, the following content will discuss the problems

Fig.36). Water can be perceived in various ways.

For example, the sound creFigure.3:Collage by Author, Activity and Perception in Maggie's Centre

in between them.

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‘The roof almostwhich looks aid like ascreating if it is levhealing garden is in different circulation with vegetation about perception as calm andabove peaceful environment inside.’

(Interviewee a,2020). itating the walls but creates interesting which aid in creating a covershadows on the top. as activity."which 5. Water well sculptures

(Stigsdotter and Grahn,is2002) "We believe that the healing garden about perception as well as activity." (Stigsdotter and Grahn, 2002) garden is widely used here to refer to a variety of garden features that have a common healing tendency to promote stresselements recovery, not onlyin the maggie's patients but also centre, we conduct a comparative study to verificate it with a visitor In order to measure the general design 47 the staffs and family (Ulrich, 1999, p30), and it also has multiple benefits such questionnaire

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as smells, sounds and texture. On the other hand, Day (2002) considers Healing garden that as a design "We believe theof atmosphere that evokes human spirits and has indirect effects on is health, ‘Life is sustained by the will, and the will is sustained healing garden Archtiecture Design by spirit - enthusiasm, inspiration, convictions’. (Day, 2002, p231). The comabout perception as (Maggie's Centres) mon knowledge of healing garden is about a complete, healing, mental exwell as activity."

3. A clear entrance need to be design for every visitors

wood house’ which is warmth and ‘closeness, frie

standing - Buildingout. appearance always works with nature

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dotter and Grahn (2002) define a healing garden as a space with activities

and perception, promoting and providing comfort for patients and 1.Consideration of intergration 2. It well-being is necessary to design positively influences emotion, spirit and cognitive ability. They divide the garof building appearance and a nature walkable pathway 10Garden as a room; Garden as a manifestation den concept into three parts: vegetation with shades and seats before of life; Garden as Applied Art. In short, the garden is about feeling safe, invisit thethebuilding. tegrating with livingpeople materials and enhancing variety of experiences such

1.Building appearance always works with nature the surroundings’ d, 2020).

They A or visitor described it as ‘the building looks likefee h and garden, either hiding standing out.(interviewee 2.Either shape or colour of the building has a wood house’ which is warmth and ‘closeness, frie the surroundings’ (interviewee d, 2020). They fee moral of leading or guiding people.

it… really lovedwith that.’

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Both building design aspaces, natural the roof skillfully theasfeelings.

‘The roofto almost looks like if it is levLondon does notchanges feel solid it used the wall wrap around theas butwalking

nately green (Marcus and Sachs, 2014, p5).But what is healing garden? Stigs-

grated intothe nature well, the most oasis’. On othervery hand, in a‘Wood’ nature is environmen Agrated visitorinto described it as ‘the building looks like h nature very well, ‘Wood’ is the most

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General things

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London does not feel solid as it Nettleton used the A wall to wrap around the spaces, but it… I really loved (Martin, and Buse, 2019).

Moreover, Maggie’s Walking Path 3 that.’

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Sitting Area - Accessibility - Views

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Walking Path - Shades - Journey

Building Appearance - Style Effect - Colours - Metaphors

Figure.25:Ground Floor Plan

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worth to discuss in the future.

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people, A comparative study about the patient's reaction to viewing nature and

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abstract pictures indicates that patients are less anxious and pain when they see water and trees rather than the abstract pictures (Ulrich, Lunden, and Eltinge,

Maggie's Hongkong Centre Study mentioned that the sizeable nonturbulent pond in Hongkong centre works well as the research demonstrates that the users report the physical environment takes care of their specific needs (Chan and Chan, 2018).

Site Location

Building Layout - Family Focus Intergration of Nature and architecture

The site locates in Dubai in the United Arab 21 island that sits Emirates. It is an artificial next to the city-coast line, which is close 3.1from Maggie’s to the city center but also away the centre Introduction noise of the city. Under the impact of the natural atmosphere, the site is a perfect 3.1.1 Maggie's London location for the rest home and its visitors.

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Social Support

Family Focus

Garden Intergration

Maggie’s London was built in 2008, which was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners. It was the first purpose-built Maggie’s centre in the UK. The build-

Christopher (2002,p146) demonstrated the different identity focus between the Traditional house (family focus) and urban house (city-wide focus) in the diagram(Right), creating a clear idea that courtyard gardens play an essential role in the formation of social supports and the integration of garden and architecture.

ing was situated next to Charing Cross Hospital and was at the junction of St

Site

Dunstan’s Road and Fulham Palace Road. ‘it’s noisy, with horrific views, and has a very dominating building on one side’ (McEwan, 2008, p19). The traffic problem(Fig.13; Fig.14) is a challenge for such healing architecture which required a quiet and calm environment. Hence, most of the activities were put inside the architecture and the walls act as a barrier that prevents noise and distraction.

The concept is about a heart that nestled in the protective wrap of a building’s

Figure.11:Maggie’s centre Concept

four walls. (Fig.11). The building's characteristics are the roof that covers two

City-Wide Figure.12:FamilyFocus Focus and City-wide Focus

storeys and leaves a gap for viewing around. Dan Pearson, the landscape design-

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different levels. Moreover, the layout helps the transformation from urban to

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domestic architecture. Although the shape of architecture limits the gardens, it has a benefit on visual connection. Christopher (2002,p146) demonstrated

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the different identity focus between Traditional house (family focus) and urban house (city-wide focus) in the diagram(Fig. 12) creates a clear idea that courtyard gardens play an essential role in the formation of social supports.

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Programme According to the design principle of Family focus, the function will be arranged in three different groups of visitors (Staff, Family, and Patients). The Ground floor will be the meeting area and dining area. The first floor will be the family meeting room, and the second floor will be the individual meeting room.

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A walkable Journey (Relax, Calm)

Meeting Room

Colour Hues based on Chernecky, Macklin and Waller Research In the study of colour preferenceB of cancer patients for website, blue and green hues are the popular co l o u rs a n d t h e g ra p h i c w i t h simple, large and clear pictures are comfortable for reading (Chernecky, Macklin and Waller, 2006).

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The inner garden with water flows welcomes the visitors once people enter the building.

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City Environment The entrance is placed at the side of the building rather than the front in terms of the walkable journey Discussion and views. The entrance intends Both centres design a walking path or choose a site with boulevard, and the 39 to shape visitor experience from a general thing is that they use trees to cover or protect the walking path, which 3 public to a intimate environment Walking Path works in various weathers such as casting vivid lighting and shadow, sounds of

rustle leaves in winds. ‘The birds chirping with the subtle wind blowing creates Views toward Interior

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Charles Jencks, a co-founder of Maggie’s centre, describes M

‘Homelike, fireplace’ and feels walking in ‘forest, trees, Boulevard’. However, in

placebo, and it defines three effects that possibly affect the

Style effect is one of the three elements, which is about the

tural appearance. A building which is different from the g

a specific design might influence the patients’ mood (Anne

feel ‘peaceful, calm, relax, attractive, birds chirping, the subtle wind blowing’

Building a contrast and harmony in texture, form and colour

while walking to the centre and ‘a green sidewalk, trees, vegetation, a contrast

people attention away from themselves (Marcus and Barnes

of colour’ are the impression when they see it.

(2017) thinks that the iconic buildings in Maggie’s centres ar

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nature. Because nature is where most cancer patients want

- Using trees or boulevard for the walking path

skillfully uses ‘Tai-Chi’ and ‘Feng Shui’ to explain the healin

- The walking path has clear views to the entrance.

when nature and architectural appearance are combine

- Seasonal vegetation

crossings and sharp angles obstruct energy flow. Straight lin tive power’ (Day, 2002, P124).

Differences - Winding path and Straight Path

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is to create a welcoming and warm atmosphere (Jencks and

f, 2020). but overall, visitors in Maggie’s London have positive feedback. They

Figure.42:Maggie's Manchester walk path collage

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viewee a, 2020). the visitor questionnaire result indicates that the journey is

den. ‘I like the entry garden idea, but the traffic distracts me a lot’ (Interviewee

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- Carefully designed path and Natural Formed path Figure.30:Nature and building outline

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3.3 Design Criteria for comparative study

In the study of colour preference of cancer patients for webs

hues (Fig.31) are the popular colours and the graphic with

clear pictures are comfortable for reading (Chernecky, M

2006). Colouring the appearance is a method to give ‘mea

chitecture. For example, the choice of applying Section C-Cthe orange w

gie’s Centre London is one of the methods. ‘both the outs

Water For Life (Environmental friendly) ‘Water washes both soul and body. It is for the soul, freeing, cleansing, restful and rejuvenating - a healing power’. (Day, 2002). Water is the origin of life; it is clean, transparent, and a metaphor indicating hope. Viewing nature-dominated scenes such as greenery, flowers, and water can reduce pain and Stress. (Ulrich,1991). and even water art pictures have a positive effect on stress reduction (Coss, 1990).

Water can be perceived in various ways. For example, the sound creates different feelings when water drops on different materials and calms people. A comparative study of the patient's reaction to viewing nature and abstract pictures indicates that patients are less anxious and in pain when they see water and trees rather than abstract pictures (Ulrich, Lunden, and Eltinge, 1993). Christopher (2002,p41) describes that water sprays can clean the dust in mines. And gentle water sounds can be calming, masking noise and soothing.,

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The rest home prepares to support the patients and their families to stay for a week and more. Hence, the rest home will fully prepare for the upcoming visitors, including the disabled services, Bedrooms, and other living infrastructures. The rest home is a space with a home-like feeling that makes visitors feel mentally comfortable.

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Restroom

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2.Floor construction: 10 mm linoleum 40 mm screed separation layer 60 mm levelling insulation 40 mm impact sound insulation separation layer 200 mm reinforced concrete slab Wooden Ceiling

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Introduction This design aims to solve the uneven distribution of resources in modern cities through horizontal and vertical 15-minute communities composed of multifunctional skyscrapers. In our opinion, the way to balance social resources is to regions automatically adjust resource allocation through modular development.

The skyscraper design is highly coorporated with the clients by using advanced technology (VR AR). In addition, the buildings group with landscae will constitute a community so that reduce unequality of infrastructures. The module house and units are flexible to design and construct, and the landscape which support the community's sustainability.

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Printable Modular House VSEFI Community has adopted a sustainable growth strategy for future urban density issues. Combined with future robotized construction technology, the community is allowed to increase the number of houses as the number of residents increases.

The materials for 3D printing are recycled from metals and plastics. The main frame structure of the building is made of LBMs (Living Building Material). In addition to its basic load-bearing role, this material is also self-healing. Its raw material can be derived from bacteria on mushrooms, and the production process can reduce a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions.

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In China, More than 14million people are suffering the Extreme commute times on work (More than 120mins a day).Hence,45mins is a demarcation of travelling time, which people prioritize the living quality and Job opportunities or travelling time when they work.

Shenzhen is an urban and young city with an identity of technology and efficiency. Density in the urban city is a widespread discussion as more and more people move into the city. The city's limited living space cannot afford many residents as it develops, so people have to live in the suburbs or far away from their place of work.

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Government Urban Policy

A functional Orientation planning approach cannot provide enough Living space and people have to live far away from where they work.

Non-residential Area Accommodation New Industry

Government Used Land Commercial Land Landscape

The city is divided into blocks with various functions to achieve efficient management quickly. However, the problem is that different function areas face various situations during redevelopment within the technology and city development.

Site Planning Document

Limited Development

Demands on Accommodation

In general, the factory part of the city will be listed priority in the redevelopment procedure, which is faster than a residential area. Therefore, the city's density is gradually increasing because of the stagnant renewal of residential areas, the rapid growth of industrial areas, and the needs of workers. Hence, more and more people have to live far away from where they work or have limited accessbility to infrastructures.

People work more far away from where they live.

City Size

City Name

Megacity

Shenzhen Guangzhou Shanghai Beijing Xian Shenyang Zhengzhou Hangzhou Wuhan Nanjing Qingdao

Metropolis

Average commuting Distance Average Travelling Time On Work Km/Avg Mins/Avg 35 36 8.1 38 8.7 9.3Km/Avg 41Mins/Avg 42 9.1 47 11.1 35 8.3 35 7.4 35 8.3 7.4 8.0Km/Avg 35 36.5Km/Avg 38 8.2 39 8.5 39 8.1

Increased Travelling time on work

Travelling costs

On the other hand, the centralized city space causes varying demands and infrastructures. Hence, the daily traveling time from work to home is also increasing with urbanization.

Air Pollution CO2 Emission

Decentralized Community Proposal

15mins

Unequality

Noise Pollution Traffic Accidents

Unbalanced social infrastructure distributed in the community. The left circle focuses on industry development a n d t h e o t h e r c i rc l e fo c u s e s o n a c co m m o d at i o n development.

Walkable

Hence, we propose to create a walkable, liveable and sustainable community in the city with balanced infrastructures.

Interactive

In the proposal, We design a new system based on the current client-to-architect system. We try to combine it with Web 3.0 internet development. The goal is to invite more users or visitors to the design process so that they can provide useful commands. In addition, modular design and drone construction will be carried out in the future.

2021 - 2030 Experimental Housing Design Stages Population capacity : 15,500

Gradual transition from factories to settlements

Underground Floor Configuration of infrastructure: VR/AR Room - Augment Office, Virtual Meeting Room, Gym

Hospital expansion and relocation Relocation of residents to new settlements

Configuration of infrastructure: 3D Printing Workshop

2030 - 2040

Landscape and garden system stages

Population capacity : 19,800

Accommodating more people

Lowline - Natural Layer : Bring the nature back to city

2040 - 2050 Adaptable landscape ,traffic system and infrastructures design stages

The venue continues to be energized

Water Recycled system

Population capacity : 26,400

Highline - Activity Layer : Enhanced Mobility Improve 15min Community

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Our goal is to build a Vertical, Sustainable, Economical, Flexible and Interactive Community in the future. This is a balanced community for working, living and entertaining. The concept starts with 'mountain, water and bridges', which creating a picturesque image. The strategy brings nature to the ground that can be shared by the community instead of in a particular area that people cannot access.

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Unlike the traditional strategy of the urban landscape from the John Nash design in Regent's Park in London, we try to merge the building, traffic, landscape and bridges in a vertical strategy to cope with density problems in an urban city. Our community keeps growing, which copes with climate change and city development.

Shenzhen is a fast-speed city in terms of intense work and well-developed traffic. In our planning strategy, we also design a "Fast-speed" traffic circulation - Highline and a "Life-speed" traffic circulation - Lowline. The first one satisfies the efficiency of public transport, and the second brings natural life back into the city.

The architectural structure and each module are 3D printing with recycled materials. Both landscape and architectural roof can gather rainwater. The landscape and architecture create a recycled water system. The plants and vegetation in the landscape will filter the polluted water and recycle the clean water for the community.

Modular Landscape The Modular Landscape Units benefit from maintenance, accessibility, sustainability, and diversification. Moreover, it can move freely through the water.

Economic & Modular Community Zero Emission Strategy Any behavioural activities that reduce carbon emissions will be counted as accumulated "Green Energy", a digital currency in the future community. For example, planting trees and saving water will earn the currency, which encourages environmental protection. Green energy can be converted into virtual assets to exchange services in reality.

Proposal Design

Printable Modular House

Automated construction

Aeraial Additive manufacturing

The materials for 3D printing are recycled from metals and plastics. The main frame structure of the building is made of LBMs (Living Building Material). In addition to its basic load-bearing role, this material is also self-healing. Its raw material can be derived from bacteria on mushrooms, and the production process can reduce a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions.

Printable Modular House The materials for 3D printing are recycled from metals and plastics. The main frame structure of the building is made of LBMs (Living Building Material). In addition to its basic load-bearing role, this material is also self-healing. Its raw material can be derived from bacteria mushrooms, and the production process can reduce a large amount of carbon dioxide emissions.

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The materia Building Ma mushrooms

Five hundred years ago, descendants of Confucius migrated to Quzhou and planted two ginkgo trees in the Southern Confucian Holy Land, reflecting the Confucius family's idea of passing on and protecting their lineage. Today, two more ginkgo trees have been planted on the west bank of Wenli Lake, symbolizing a new responsibility and mission: to protect Quzhou, care for its people's welfare, welcome visitors from afar, support local residents, overlook the city's bustling streets, and gaze out over the modern metropolis.

Future Quzhou Millennial Ginkgo - Celebrating the Culture and History of Quzhou Key words: Cities and Communities

CHAPTER 6 丨方案三 开放街区，与城市绿化带互动的底层界面，还原场地原始的公园记忆

Open blocks, the bottom interface interacting with the urban green belt, restore the original park memory of the site

Living + Factory

Sustainable Energy Headquaters

(Shenzhen, China/ Internship at Aube /2021) Involved Stage: Concept Design, Research Stage

(Shenzhen, China/ Internship at BCCI /2021) Involved Stage: Concept Design, Research Stage

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STEP3 底层连续的公共空间系统

STEP4 层层退台塑造多样化的生态办公产品

STEP5 VIP 电梯直达塔冠展厅，打造独一无二的参观流线

STEP6 南北立面竖向肌理遮挡阳光直射，东西立面横向肌理 降低噪声影响，共同打造可持续的高效能表皮

The main buildings of phase I and phase II avoid each other

CHAPTER 6 丨 6.3 设计生成

The ground floor is overhead to restore the site memory

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The main buildings of phase I and phase II avoid each other

STEP2 底层架空，还原场地记忆

The ground floor is overhead to restore the site memory

STEP3 底层连续的公共空间系统

Ground floor continuous public space system

Retreat from Taiwan at all levels to create diversified ecological office products

CHAPTER 6 丨 6.11 立面设计

GARAGE ENTRANCE

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塔楼平面层层退台，塑造多样化的生态办公产品，低区平面面积最大，效率最高；中区办公品质提高，适合作为高管的办公室；高区较为独立，私密性高。

CHAPTER 6 丨 6.8 塔楼设计 Ⅷ Ⅷ

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室内吊顶 Indoor ceiling 竖向铝合金遮阳百叶 Vertical aluminum alloy sunshade shutter

架空地板 Raised Floor

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电动玻璃百叶 Glass louvers

塔楼低区办公（出租）标准层平面图 本层建筑面积 1867 ㎡，使用率 84% Low-area office plan

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立面百叶有助于提高通风遮阳效果 建筑立面设计将通风口隐藏在立面百叶之间，由此避免了立面上常见的突兀且欠美观的窗口，在不影响建筑外观的同时也使得室内获得良好的通风透气效果。 The design of the building facade hides the air vents between the facade louvers, thus avoiding the common abrupt and unattractive Windows on the facade, and making the interior get good ventilation effect without affecting the appearance of the building.

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The vertical texture of the north and south facades blocks the direct sunlight, and the horizontal texture of the East and West facades reduces the impact of noise, so as to jointly create a sustainable and efficient skin

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The tower plane retreats layer by layer to create diversified ecological office products. The plane area of the low area is the largest and the efficiency is the highest; The office quality of central district is improved, which is suitable for the office as an executive; The high-tech zone is relatively independent and highly private.

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The vertical texture of the north and south facades blocks the direct sunlight, and the horizontal texture of the East and West facades reduces the impact of noise, so as to jointly create a sustainable and efficient skin

The tower plane retreats layer by layer to create diversified ecological office products. The plane area of the low area is the largest and the efficiency is the highest; The office quality of central district is improved, which is suitable for the office as an executive; The high-tech zone is relatively independent and highly private.

GARA GE ENTR ANCE

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塔楼中区办公（自用）标准层平面图 本层建筑面积 1625 ㎡，使用率 81% middle-area office plan 二层商业与周边地块通过连廊相连接，利用连廊为商业带来人流，创造更多的商业价值 The second-floor business is connected with the surrounding land through the corridor, which brings people to the business and creates more commercial value

隐藏式开启扇 Hidden windows

横线铝合金格栅实现隐藏式通风效果 Horizontal grille for concealed ventilation

架空地板 Raised Floor

SERVICE CORRIDOR 服务走廊

横线铝合金格栅实现隐藏式通风效果 Horizontal grille for concealed ventilation

立面百叶有助于提高通风遮阳效果 建筑立面设计将通风口隐藏在横向构件下方，由此避免了立面上常见的突兀且欠美观的窗口，在不影响建筑外观的同时也使得室内获得良好的通风透气效果。

The design of the building facade hides the air vents under the transverse members, thus avoiding the common abrupt and unattractive Windows on the facade, and making the interior get a good ventilation effect without affecting the appearance of the building.

5/F.420 Building Bagua 5th Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 Tel:0755-25896615 Fax:0755-82497701

Coffee Bar Interior Design

Kingway brewery Interior Renovation

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(Shenzhen, China/ Interior Designer at Muland /2022)

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aluminum sheet

4425

EXECLUSIVE STAMP FOR DRAWINGS +3690

1260

MT 02 1.2mm Stainless Steel

250 90

MT 03 1.5mm Aluminum plate with baking Grey paint

A级软膜灯箱

20

∅40mm Stainless Steel

PT 01 Beige Paintings

750

26

5 235 20 235 20 235 5

15mm Stainless Steel with luminated LOGO LE-02

2780

5/F.420 Building Bagua 5th Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 DWG TITLE Tel:0755-25896615 Fax:0755-82497701

60

面积(平方米)

MT 06 2mm Stainless Steel

01

210

940

开孔

60

0

R60

2430

平面布置图

内容 室内总面积

+3520

770

茶桶8L

60开孔

盒 扫描 蓝牙

机 打印 客票

60开孔

780

面积表

+3520

20

白钢（茶桶架） W1050*D300*H390

苏州狮山龙湖天街店

6020

DS-02

3520

白钢（储冰槽）

隔油池 小厨宝

点单

2500

Luminated LOGO

Light Bar

机

01

5/F.420 Building Bagua 5th Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 Tel:0755-25896615 Fax:0755-82497701

MT 06 2mm Stainless Steel

MT 03 3mm Aluminum plate with baking Grey paint

Oringinal Architecture Facade

打印

Original Windows

MT 03 3mm Aluminum plate with baking Grey paint

双水槽 W860*D550*H350

智能开水机

300磅 制冰机(大方冰） W650*D690*H869/1003

杯子

冰沙机 白钢（冰沙机架-右） W1300*D300*H470

1470

岗

Light Bar

MT 01 3mm Stainless Steel

标签

Oringinal Architecture Facade

POS机

luminated LOGO

收银

The 'old master fresh brew' is a craft beer brand locates on Kingway brewery in Luohu District, one of the city centres in Shenzhen. We will design a beer bar with an exhibition of craft beer manufacture. The preservation strategy is to keep the spirit of the old brew factory, which are the mechanized environment.

We try to build up contrast so we reveal the original wall materials (concrete and tiles) to respond to the brew cultures in the old times. On the other side, we use straps to stablize the OSB board on the wall to build up the contrast. In order to build up the contrast, the furnitures use the recyled laminated wood board

600

萃粉岗

Exterior Perspective

Site Introduction

比星咖啡

900

900

出单

+FFL

Black cushion

苏州狮山龙湖天街店 R2

2680

440

1200

4805

Black cushion

450

MT 03 2.0mm baked enamel composite aluminum sheet

DWG TITLE

外立面图

图纸名称

DWG5thTITLE 5/F.420 Building Bagua Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 Tel:0755-25896615 Fax:0755-82497701

立面图

MT 01 1.2mm Stainless Steel

MT 03 2.0mm Aluminum plate baking with Beige color

450

MT 01 1.2mm Stainless Steel

50

R20

图纸名称

200

1125

R2 0

450

200

110

0

立面图 01 1:30

5/F.420 Building Bagua 5th Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 Tel:0755-25896615 Fax:0755-82497701

Light Box

中国 广东 深圳 福田区 八卦岭工业区八卦五街420栋501 Tel:0755-25896615 GL 01 Fax:0755-82497701

∅40mm Stainless Steel

+3790

400

EXECLUSIVE STAMP FOR DRAWINGS

400

400

茶桶8L

茶桶8L

茶桶8L

100

茶桶8L

580

A级软膜灯箱

白钢（茶桶架） W1050*D300*H470

250

5

150

1200

1200 9870

680

500 G

230

60

1200冷藏操作台（台下） W1500*D600*H800

950

920 1500

制冰机(大方冰) W660*D570*H800+90 SET

30

∅30mm Stainless

Round Tube Structure

43'TV

MT 02 3mm Stainless Steel

苏州狮山龙湖天街店 1585

100

1585

100

1585

100

150

85100

70

450

600

+150 -50

FFL

20

650

30 320

420

600

5390

老爷鲜酿

820

20 320 20

1210

02

20

810

20

690

20

565

20

800

MT 06 1.2mm Sandblasted stainless steel

图纸名称

MT 06 MT 06 1.2mm Sandblasted 1.2mm Sandblasted stainless steel stainless steel

DWG TITLE

MT 01 5mm Stainless Steel MT 01 1.2mm Stainless Steel

老爷鲜酿 MT 06 1.2mm Sandblasted stainless steel

MT 02 3mm Stainless Steel

5425

DQ-01

600

6590

MT 02 1.2mmStainless Steel

隔油池

小厨宝 = * .

+100

1200

天花大样图 1:8

25

3790

老爷鲜酿

需背板 （白台内包不锈钢）

02

1200

03

150

DQ-01

200 1200

天花大样图 1:5

5

3640

3840 2350

2300

310 40 250 200 250 200 250 1200

02

白钢（储冰槽） = * .

白钢（双水槽） W860*D550*H350

老爷鲜酿

50

150

比星咖啡

智能开水机(25L)

3

570

PT 01 米黄色肌理

A级软膜灯箱

555

FFL

底部刷白

3

L1

L1

MT 02 1.2mmStainless Steel

156°

DQ-03

550 5

350

L6

500

3640

3790

L6

双层9mm石

180

100

标签打印机

L1

40

3EQ=1200

750

03

白钢（冰沙机架-左） W1300*D300*H470

DQ-02

360

底部刷白

1690

1290

1290

04

02

40

800

655

冰沙机

DQ-03

∅40mm Stainless Round Tube Structure

800 180

大样图 1:10

出图专用章：

90° 90°

EXECLUSIVE STAMP FOR DRAWINGS

Double 9mm Plasterboard PT 01 Beige Paintings

35

+3600

740

EXECLUSIVE STAMP FOR DRAWINGS

+3790

30 70 3500

+3790

02

90

WD 01 Wooden Finished

出图专用章：

+3790

380

01 DQ-04

WD 01 Wooden Finished 家私定制) 90°

800

Polished Original Wall

500

90°

Original Pipe Lines

700

L5

WD 01 Wooden Finished

Original Beam

Original Pipe Lines

Polished Original Wall

Ceiling

50

L5

Original Curtain

墙身大样图 1:10出图专用章：

收银POS机

90°

01

Interior Perspective

MT 06 1.2mm Stainless Steel

WD 01 Wood Finished

+FFL

6mm Painted Glass

1600

MT 06 1.2mm Stainless Steel

MT 06 1.2mm Stainless Steel

+FFL

Grey Color Paints

400

PT 01 Cement Paint

Original Pipes

200

EL-01

2022/10/28

Round Tube Structure

+3600 WD 01 Wood FInished

Polished Original Wall Structure

A3

NTS MT 03 2.0mm 5/F.420 baked enamel aluminum Buildingcomposite Bagua 5th Street Futian District,Shenzhen.China PostCode:518000 sheet

LE-01

2022/10/14

200

A2

NTS

外立面图 01 1:40

MT 06 1.2mm Sandblasted stainless steel

图纸名称

DWG TITLE

127

Fixed with Screws

图纸名称

DWG TITLE

立面图 01

天花大样图 1:10 NTS

A3

Photography

Machine Learning - Autonomous Settlement Demo

Physical Model Making

Rendering Works This Project introduces a simulation framework designed to train and simulate complex construction processes conducted by robotic teams in extraterrestrial environments. Our primary goal is to address the challenges of resource allocation and task execution, aiming to optimize behaviour selection for large-scale robotic systems. We specifically focus on the lunar environment, where robotic teams have limited energy and resources, and face unique strategic decisions. The main challenge in extraterrestrial contexts are optimizing robot team efficiency in resource allocation, mining, task execution dynamics, and inter-robot cooperation