UCL MArch Architecture Peiyao Feng selected work 2020-2022

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MARCH ARCHITECTURE PEIYAO FENG SELECTED WORK 2020-2022

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EDUCATION 2020 Now

University of Edinburgh (UK) BA Architecture ARP/RIBA I Distinction (predicted) • Received First Class Honours on studio class (Architectural Design: Element / Architectural Design: Assembly) • Four projects selected as excellent assignment representatives in the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Catalogue 2020-21and 2021-2022

2018 2020

Heritage Christian School (USA) • Overall GPA 4.27 • Pass AP Calculus AB/ BC (5), Psychology (5), Physics (3)

AWARDS & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

PROFILE

2022 Now

EDINA (Edinburgh, UK) Intern: Digimap CAD service / ArcGIS Indoor Mapping Assistant • Being a geography data handling assistant and offering help from an architecture perspective for Digimap feature development.

2022 Spring

Scottish Ecological Design Association KJ Awards (Shortlist) • My second-year Paris housing studio project has been nominated for SEDA KJ Award and I am one of the only four students who have been nominated by ESALA.

PEIYAO FENG eurusyao@gmail.com 07824042448

2021 Summer

Atelier CnS (Guangzhou, China) Summer Architect Apprenticeship • Fully participated in the renovation project of a historical relic site, XiaHengDang island.

2019 Summer

The University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong) Summer School Course Career Discovery in Architecture

2018

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AMC 10 (American Math Completion 10 ) First Place

'' ARCHITECTURE, A COMMUNAL ART, NOT PRODUCED BY A FEW INTELLECTUALS OR SPECIALISTS BUT BY THE SPONTANEOUS AND CONTINUING ACTIVITY OF WHOLE PEOPLE WITH A COMMON HERITAGE, ACTING UNDER A COMMUNITY OF EXPERIENCE. ''

PIETRO BELLUSCHI

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ART IN MOTION

ARCADE KINDERGARTEN

ARCHITECTURE OF SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY/ COMMUNITY

ARCHITECTURE OF CULTURAL INHERITANCE

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THERMAL ORCHID HOUSE

LINES IN THE LANDSCAPE

ARCHITECTURE OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION/ SUSTAINABILITY

ARCHITECTURE OF SYMBIOSIS

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ART IN MOTION # 1 ARCHITECTURE OF SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY/ COMMUNITY Scottish Ecological Design Association KJ Awards (Shortlist) Architectural Design: Any Place Course Work / Second Year 2022 Individual Work Location：Belleville, Paris Supervisor: Andy Summers and Dr Nikolia-Sotiria Kartalou andy.summers@ed.ac.uk/ n.kartalou@ed.ac.uk This assignment asks to develop a collective residential building on a typical site located in the artist gather neighbourhood, Belleville. It encourages us to propose novel forms of living, sharing or collectivising domestic life in a changing world and reconsider the duality of public and private.

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SITE ANALYSIS/ CLIENT

Rue Fernand Raynaud, 75020 Paris 48°52'16.1"N 2°23'29.7"E FRANCE

PARIS

19TH ARRONDISSEMENT

NEIGHBORHOOD CAREER

ARTIST CONFIGURATION

Today, Belleville is a colourful, multiethnic neighbourhood with a lot of artist studios, restaurants, associations and stores. It is also famous for being a street art centre in Paris. However, the lack of innovative communicating, working and co-living spaces makes many artists feel isolated and hard to build strong relations with other colleagues.

RESULT

NEEDED SPACES

GOAL An apartment that allows them to live together, to share interests, to understander each other…

RESTING

STUDIO SPACE

SHOP MEETING

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FAMILY SPACE

WORKING SPACE

OUTDOOR GARDEN

EXIBITION

RESEARCH STUDIES / DESIGN STRATEGY PRECEDENT STUDY CASES AND THEORY

KEY STRATEGIES

ATTEMPT COMPOSITIONS

KEY STRATEGIES

Attempted potato massing model

The Borderless Community of Zi Ni Twelve Gates Architect: FEI Architect Location: Guangzhou, China

Netherlands Embassy Architect: OMA Location: Berlin, Germany

Interlocking living blocks, encountering promoting apartment layout

Internal zigzag path connected all space

Skylight and various forms of windows create interesting visual connections

Corridor or front garden combined with public circulation

Concept Sketch

Moca House Architect: ATELIER BOW-WOW Location: Tokyo, Japan

The combination of internal and external circulation

Talk to each other on your own balcony

After well researching Paris's local context, residential precedents, and clients needs, a vertical village which integrates living, working, and art work presenting is the result.

Ten multiple-use units that served ten different artist and connected by a wander ramp which form a dynamic community. Those 10 Units are similar to a collections of diverse display cabinets that presenting each artist’s life.

Arcades Project (Book) Author: Walter Benjamin

Huge windows mincing display cabinet to present artist life (understand each other better)

Showcasing artworks from the window Site Plan

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FORM GENERATION & TEN UNITS 1

Ground Condition ( Height Different )

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Connecting the upper and lower street

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Penetrate floor slab to create vertical conncetions

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Active inking platforms created

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Private

Boxes connect by the entwining paths creating a dynamic community

Semi-Private

Public

Many Semi -Public spaces or buffer zones are deliberatly create to allow both visual or physical connection maintain while protecting privacy.

The wooden grating facade protects the client's privacy and offers some environmental shading 7

Aerial View Render

WANDERING RAMP The wandering ramp connects unit one to ten which become a vertical street that bond the community together.

Many windows, terraces or gardens are suitable to hold different activities and promote encountered to happen.

Furthermore, the resident will able to see each others’ art work along with the way home.

Close-look Renders 14

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Showcase Studio Window

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Upper Fourth Floor

Upper Second Floor

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16. Housing Unit 10 15. Housing Unit 9 14. Housing Unit 6 (2) 13. Housing Unit 7 12. Housing Unit 6 (1) 11. Housing Unit 4 (2) 10. Housing Unit 4 (1) 9. Housing Unit 3 8. Housing Unit 2 7. Housing Unit 1 (2) 6. Upper Gallery 5. Upper street Entrance Garden 4. Housing Unit 1 (1) 3. Lower Gallery 2. Conference room Lobby 1. Cafe

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Upper Ground Floor

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Upper Frist Floor

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Lower Ground Floor

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Lower Frist Floor

LIVING TOGETHER Cafe, Studio, Shops, Bedroom, Living room, Kitchen, Study, Terrace, Balcony, Bathroom…

Artists’ daily life are all weaved together yet independent. But there are always chances that you can see your Neighbour painting, playing, cooking or just thinking. Every interaction can be their inspiration.

VOLUME

CRICULATION

FLOORS 9

COLUMN

FINAL

INTERACTIVE FACADE DESIGN

Upper Studio Passive design, Shading and light shelf

Ramply Passageway Providing shading and privacy protection to the residents

Facade as Skin (Interior)

Balcony Terrace

As baluster for residents to enjoy views

Providing shading and privacy protection to the residents

Facade as Tunnel (Exterior)

Street Cafe Countyard Seat A practical seating area creates connections to street

The pubic level where encounters happed in the neighbourhoods

FACADE DETAIL (INHABIT) The facade system also aims to create active relationships between the residents and the visitor, the neighbourhood, and nature. It corporate many passive design strategies such as flexible light shutters to facilitate ventilation shading in summer and diffuse light shelf for winter.

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Facade as Cave (Entrance)

INTERACTIVE FACADE DESIGN

Back Silhouette (Shadow)

The Top Floor

Criculation Ramp & Balcony

Terrace

The physical model depicts the atmosphere of the wood grating facade and captures the special moments.

Laser Cutting & Handmade Model

Street Sitting Spot

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BACKGROUND RESEARCH A HISTORY JOURNEY OF GUANGZHOU'S ARCADE STREET Late 1800s

1920 In 1918, the Guangzhou government enact a “ Canton building prohibition regulations and implementation details” arcade street started to become popular in Guangzhou.

In 1930 arcade street went into the most prosperous period. Many famous shops and restuarant are located on arcade street and that street also become the grandest area of the city, they are the commercial centre.

1930

Since the urbanisation progression in the late 80s, many arcade streets had been dismantled and the residential program of arcades start to fade away. Most people move to modern apartments. But the commercial program on the ground floor still dominated.

After WWII, the development of arcade streets become slow, yet a growing number of citizens squeezed into the ready-built arcade. Big hotels and deportment stores also start to merge into arcade street.

ARCADE KINDERGARTEN # 2 ARCHITECTURE OF CULTURAL INHERITANCE Research work / Summer 2021 Individual Work Location：Guangzhou, China Supervisor : Dr Nikolia Kartalou n.kartalou@ed.ac.uk for research Inspired by my architecture blogging and summer internship with Atelier CNS, a Guangzhou-based architecture firm famous for renovating Yongqing Fang (a traditional arcade street community) I initiate this arcade kindergarten project, aiming to unpack the renovation of unique arcade streets in an educational proposal, which aims to restore the missing link between children and local architecture, through a series of tangible designs that proposed the beauty and wisdom of traditional housing.

Now after more and more modernise shopping malls built, arcade street is not the commercial centre of Guangzhou anymore. A large amount of arcade street has been abandoned and many illegal additions happing on the arcade street.

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Cantonese arcades are such an interesting case that in fact summarise the intricate urban renewal process of vernacular Cantonese architecture in the last two hundred years, from Saikuan Mansion to ZhuTong house etc. it is a valuable miniature that represents Guangzhou‘s urban history: to opening as a trading port, industrialization, urbanization… yet all of those are disappearing

VERNACULAR CANTONESES HOUSING DEVELOPED PROCESS

Compress

Stack

lack of land since urbanization

increase of city density

SaiKwan Mansion 㾵ީཝኁ

ZhuTong (bamboo) House ㄯㆈኁ

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Arcade 僇ᾲ

ARCADE QUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS

SITE CONDITION THE TOTAL AMOUNTS CHANGE OF ARCADE STREET

Most of my family and my friends are living in a high-rise apartment, so we got a few chances to visit the arcade

China

Guangdong

Guangzhou(Canton)

1910

1930

We see the arcade every day, but we don’t know why it is important ?

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2010

PROGRAM Public Facility

Residential

Arcade

Commercial

The renovation distinct is all about commercial! People just took pretty selfies and post pictures on social media rather than looking at the architecture.

I am interested in Guangzhou’s architecture but there is no place offering a proper introduction.

Dense Back Alley

Back Ally: Gable Roofs

Traditional House

Back Conor

Many arcade streets are short in maintenance and conservation work

Alley Entrance

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Shabby Facade

Shops are closed Broken Windows

TYPOLOGY RESEARCH

INTROSPECTION Current Condition

Elevation

Layout

Section

Façade width

Spatial Sequences

Ventilation Strategies

Lack of Conservation

Education Deficiency

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Before 1850

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Outdated Features

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Guangzhou Vernacular Houses Development Timeline

The fast-paced development demolished many arcade streets and traditional houses and expelled people to newly built high-rise apartments which cause many new generations to be disconnected from the indigenous architectural context.

SaiKwan Mansion 㾵ީཝኁ

Traditional Elements Extraction • Halls and Central axis

• Private Courtyard

Countyard 1

Countyard 2

Countyard 1

Countyard 2

Countyard 3

Backyard 4

Room

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1890 Hall

Patio

family

Hall pubic

Patio

Entrance

However, the traditional housing has many valuable vernacular designs, such as spatial relationships and ventilation strategies that should be preserved and populated for the young generation.

ZhuTong (bamboo) House ㄯㆈኁ

• Side Criculation

Possible Future

• Ventilation Control

Arcade X Education

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Design Srategies Kindergarten

1930 Experiencing traditional spacial relationship

Play with nature

Arcade 僇ᾲ

• Front shop, back housing

Getting close to vernacular material

Serving the community at weekend

Therefore, my design goal is to restore this missing link between children and local architecture, through many tangible designs that proposed the beauty and wisdom of traditional housing, Such as the delicacy of Cantonese stained glass windows and the wind pressures ventilation strategy by using a combination of the cold ally, courtyard and high roofing.

• Privacy Gradient

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DEVELOP PROCESS 1

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Rejoin the Back Ally

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Clear out the Cold Allies

Recreate the Central Axle

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Programming

Planting on Wooden Roof

Ventilation

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Moving through the classroom

Continuous Roof Terrace

Circulation

Courtyard

Outdoor Activities Space

Spatial Sequences 7. Outdoor playing space (Eastwing) 8. Water play area 9. Outdoor playing space (Westwing) 10. Nap room 11. Canteen hall 12. Storage 13. Kitchen 14. Classroom 1 (4 years old) 15. Classroom 2 (4 years old) 16. Courtyard 17. Multipurpose room 1 18. Classroom 3 (5 years old) 19. Multipurpose room 2

1. Entrance hall 2. Exhibition and Library 3. Reading space 4. Reception/ Safeguard room 5. Stair hall 6. Nursery room ( 2-3 years old)

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Weekday

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Public

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Student

The kindergarten will have 8 classrooms and serves 120 kids between 3- 6 years old.

The kindergarten Hall will also open to the pubic at the weekend to hold culture-promoting events.

Playing on Traditional Street Scale 15

The central axis is designed to represent the important spatial sequence in Linnan housing. The kids can freely walk through the building and have close look at the materials and forms.

ELEMENTS REPRESENTATION

THE ROOF & SKYLIGHT

THE HALL & BRICK

THE WINDOW & PROJECTION

Adding back the skylight restore the missed spatial sequence from SaiKwan Mansion to the arcade, the curving floor also mincing the roof shape which gives the kid a close chance to feel the roof and it also negotiates the height difference on different arcade blocks.

The hall is the spacial core of SaiKwan Mansion where the most important meeting or events happened and is the symbol of the whole family. By recreating the traditional axis, the hall becomes the centre hall of the kindergarten and the centre of a family. At the weekend, the hall will also be open to the community for holding events. Also, the hall provides touching experiences on blue brick, the vernacular building material in the Lingnan district, which give a delicate texture to the wall.

Cantonese stained glass windows are a key feature in Lingnan residential which is a fusion interesting meanings on it. For example, I choose the “eight crossing four”, the most comm understanding of the window while providing a chance for kids to create the composition the

Touching the Blue Brick

Ventilation path

The Hall in SaiKwan Mansion

Class Mode

Courtyard Connecting

Base

Hall

Grid Centre

Open Up

Grid Heart

Original

Frame

Courtyard

Typical arcade facade with Cantonese stained glass window

Function

Ventilation path

Arcade Hall

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Main Hall

Multipurpose Room

product of western and eastern cultures. The composition of the window pattern also has mon composition, pattern to develop a set of tables and chairs to enhance the children's ey like. Those tables are highly feasible for various educational proposals.

THE RAIN & WIND

THE ARCADE CORRIDOR & SHADOW

Located in the Subtropics area, rain and storm are important elements in Cantonese daily life. Also, The sunken rain courtyard, in the traditional SaiKwan Mansion, has significant Fengshui means: protecting family properties. Therefore, this water park area in the courtyard satisfies the inheritance of culture and children’s playing needs.

A wind wall is added to the corridor to maintain spacial penetration and enhance children's sensational experiences with rain and wind.

The shadow created by the colonnade is the most famous image of the arcade. I design a series of bookshelves to represent the atmosphere while fulfilling practical use. This created an exhibition/ cultural library for the pubic to get a close look to the arcade and promote local culture.

Traditional rain courtyard

Wind wall structure Sunken rain courtyard

Small Group Mode

Individual Mode

Projection effect in Classroom

Classroom

Rain dripping from the eaves

Shadow on arcade street

Diagram of rain dripping and wind wall

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Rain Courtyard

Contrast of solid and Void of Arcade

Concept Model on the shadow effect

Repetitive frame and openings

Sketch of the Atmosphere

Final Form

Interactive exhibition library

WHAT‘S HAPPENING ？

Climate change has been a hot debate throughout recent years, yet most people did not realise how much emission their house produces. It is urgent to raise public awareness on improving building performance in order to reach the zero-emission goal in 2050 which can also help us to achieve thermal comfort in a sustainable way.

TO REFUCE EMISSIONS, WE NEED TO...

WHERE WE ARE ？

THERMAL ORCHID HOUSE # 3 ARCHITECTURE OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION/ SUSTAINABILITY Technology and Environment: Principles course work / Second Year 2021 Individual Work Location：Edinburgh Supervisor: Elaine Pieczonka elaine.pieczonka@ed.ac.uk Starting by reflecting on the 26th Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow in 2021, this course and project are mainly focused on environmental building science and ask us to take action in reaching the zero-emission goal in 2050 for Scotland.

The project aims to arouse people's awareness of building energy performance and reach a good score on the Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP).

SITE CONDITION EDINBURGH Latitude: 55.57 N Longitude: 03.21 W

• The UK

• Scotland

• Edinburgh

Determine Monthly Comfort Temperatures

Range of Temperature

Range of Temperature Overheated 17% Underheated 58%

Modreate 25%

In regard to Edinburgh’s situation, heating is one of biggest the emission sources from housing, therefore, the idea of applying passive strategies to achieving heat balancing without electrical heating is critical to populated.

Site Condition

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PRECEDENT

Solar Decathlon-Orchid House Architect: Unicode Team Location: Chateau de Versailles, France

Based on the research on local climate and precedents, I decided to use orchids, which have similar environmental needs to humans, as a medium to visualize and perceptualize the power of passive design to the public. My goal is to design a thermal orchid house where both orchids and humans can flourish without electrical heating.

WHAT CAN WE DO ？ DEISGN GOAL

COMPARISON OF PREFERABLE CONDITION

ITERATIONS

I consider some key aspects of energy loss, such as the form factor and orientation.

I also aim to maximise solar gain by employing thermal mass to preserve heat for cool nights. What’s more, the Orchids need to avoid direct sunlight therefore, promising enough diffuse light is crucial.

A couple of forms and compositions have also been tested to out to achieve the best heat balances score.

Structure testing model

DESIGN STRATEGIES

FORM FACTOR

REDUCING HEAT LOSS

DIFFUSE LIGHT & VENTILATION

THERMAL MASS WATER

SOLAR HEAT GAIN

Design Concept Sketch

LOCAL MATERIAL

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STRUCTURE

PASSIVE STRATEGIES

ROOF

MAIN STRUCTURE

WALLS

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LOW-E GLAZING

have a warmer ground which matches the fact that human beings tend to feel comfortable with warm feet and cool heads.

Cool Head

Located in the Subtropics area, rain and storm are important elements in Cantonese daily life.

Also, The sunken rain courtyard, in the traditional SaiKwan Mansion, has significant Fengshui means: protecting family properties.

FOUNDATION

THERMAL MASS

NIGHT

Warm Feet

SUNLIGHT

WINTER

SUNLIGHT

SUMMER

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NATURE VENTILATION

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ASSEMBLY & U-VAULE CALCULATION 1. ROOF AND SKYLIGHT Rain Gutter

Breather Membrane Polyethene vapour barrier AIRTIGHTNESS Polyethene vapour barrier and breather membrane both continue from wall to roof to prevent any possible damage of condensation and achieve airtightness

2. FOUNDATION AND WALL

Thermalblock

AVOIDING COLD BRIDGE Strip of perimeter insulation around the slab and any screed with thermal resistance to prevent any cold bridge Also, the damp-proof membrane goes above the concrete slab and connects to DPC.

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BUILDING PERFORMANCE CALCULATION

AVERAGE YEAR HEAT BALANCE CALCULATION

3. WINDOW

The orchid house has great thermal performance with U-value on Wall at 0.13W/m^2K and on the Roof at 0.11W/m^2K and achieves positive heat balance throughout the whole year. With all this help, it scores a great energy efficiency rate of 86 on SAP.

DAY LIGHT FACTOR

AREA

AVERAGE DAYLIGHT FACTOR

• Floor • Glazing

• Roof

DFavgδ%ε=t* W*­* M A*(1-p^2)

• Wall

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The average daylight factor of the skylight indicates a suitable amount of diffuse light that is preferable for orchids living.

HEDGROWS STUDY Hedgrow： ''A Man-made living fence, constituting of densely planted hedge plants, creating a border and line in the landscape''

Culross

After a site visit, a serious comprehensive analysis of long elevation species layering, human intervention etc. was conducted.

Cutting Hedgrows Imitation Model

With hedgerows as a starting point, design a place that accommodates and includes a ‘Community Food Store’ that addresses the scenic qualities of its landscape, along with ecological, wildlife, and nature issues.

Site Plan

*Site Sketch

LINES IN THE LANDSCAPE # 4 ARCHITECTURE OF SYMBIOSIS

Hedgrows Site Photos

PRECEDENT STUDY Linear Programming

Layering

Tofu Factory Tian Tian Xu (DnA Architect) Lishui, China 2018

Coxton Tower Unknown Elgin,Scotland, UK 1640s

Enclosure Level

Architectural Design: Explorations Course Work / Third Year 2022 In progress Group Work (Diagram or Drawing that has * in the caption means I am partially involved) Location：Culross, Edinburgh Supervisor: Andrea Faed a.faed@ed.ac.uk ''With hedgerows as a starting point, design a place that accommodates and includes a ‘Community Food Store’ that addresses the scenic qualities of its landscape, along with ecological, wildlife, and nature issues.

Propositions responding to the challenges of the environmental crisis and to the form of the hedgerow should result in exciting pieces of architecture presented in a manner that meets the themes on nature.''

Rice Wine Factory Tian Tian Xu (DnA Architect) Lishui, China 2019

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Hedgrows Site Short Section

SITE OBSERVATION

Site Elevation

POROSITY- LAYERINGS

As hedgerows consists of the different appearance in their branches and leaves produce the effect of varying density through layering and interweaving to one another.

HUMAN-MADE LANDSCAPE LINE

Taking a closer look , it came to a conclusion that the straight and flat line of hedgerows derived from the action of ‘man-made’ cuts.

Human-cutted Hedgrows

Hedgrows Layers

BIODIVERSITY Species Analysis

Elevational Analysis

Fruit and Leaves Recover Timeline

Hedgerows as Facade System Right after cut

Few weeks later

A Month later

Few Months later

Hedgrows Cutting Techniques Trunk

Coppicing

Pollarding

Inosculating

Laying

CUTTING HEDGROWS

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Leaves

Branch

Braiding

TRIMMING HEDGROWS

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Shaping

Root

As hedgerows are a linear and continuous plant that consists of various species,a strong sense of promotes symbiosis enables the continuation of life cycle in hedgerows.

ELEMENT DEVELOPMENT & PROPOSAL Element 1: Horizontal Lines in Landscape

Pickle Production Route

Inspired by the linear landscape of Culross (especially the cutting hedgerows), we developed our plan in a linear sequence to depict the rhythm of the scene.

Also, this linear relationship corresponds with the food production lines. Therefore, we arrange our building along with the linear relation in multiple ways.

Visitor Route Programme

Circulation

Sketch and Massing Model

Element 2: Navigation & Transparency Having explored qualities in hedgerows such as the similar ‘line’ in hedgerows and buildings in Culross, as well as the ‘gaps’ in hedgerows similar to the openings in building elevation, the elevation variation of density with different control factor was created.

Density Control Overlay Diagram

Element 3: Cut & Root/ Above and Below

*Site Plan (prepare line drawing) We also employ this relation in our section to explore the above and below relationship of hedgerows.

We put some spaces which dig underground to match the fact that food naturally grows from the ground.

Rooting Diagram and Sketch

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*Rendering

PICKLE LIBRARY TOWER----BIODIVERSITY

*Pickle Library Bio-Facade

The pickle library is a storage tower which also offers a wonderful view of the surrounding landscape.

Various pickles in different sizes of containers will be able to store on the corresponding floor. An elevated platform will be able to carry them.

Also, natural ventilation has been carefully designed to work by the temperature differences.

Structure Isometric Drawing

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PICKLE LIBRARY TOWER----BIODIVERSITY It gets inspired by interdependent productive relationships from hedgerows where the inner layer is the food bank for humans and the exterior skin is the food bank for animals such as birds.

Food Bank for Animal

Food Bank for Human

Tower Section

Biodiversity & Life Cycle

Greenfinch

Blackbird

Chaffinch

The green facade of the tower has its own small ecosystem. Different plants or crops planted on the different floors create different micro-climate which repondoes to the diverse living needs of species. Also, the planting pot has a rainwater collecting and irrigating system to achieve sustainability.

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MOMENTS

*Fermentation Room

*Community Allotments

*Isometric Overview

*Inhabited Wall/ Corridor Pickle Library Model

*Elevation

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*Inhabited Wall/ Windor *For all renderings, I took the job of making the original Rhino model

Thank you for your considering.

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