PORTFOLIO by Pengfei Wang

PORTFOLIO KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

WANG PENGFEI

2012-PRESENT

2013

2014

2015

2012 SELECTED PROJECTS

2013

2009-2014

CONTENTS FLOWING RIVERFRONT - Wuxi, Nanchang Canal Park Landscape Design

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POST EARTHQUAKE RECONSTRUCTION OF XUESHAN VILLAGE-Growing Under The Hexagonal Structure

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RHYTHM OF SEQUENCES - New Centrum for Sundbyberg

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FINAL THESIS FOR MASTER DEGREE OF BEIJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITY

AIM INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION

ADVANCED URBANISM STUDIO KTH

PLAY A PUZZLE - Improvement of Neighborhood for Yining Residents IFLA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN COMPETITION

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ECOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT PARK - Design of Weifang Saline Soil Botanic Garden

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FINE ARTS - Pen Sketch+Photography

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PROFESSIONAL WORK IN ATELIER DYJG

RECORDS OF ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE ON THE ROAD

Nanchang Canal Park Landscape Design Wuxi, Jiangsu, China / WATERFRONT+PLAYGROUND Award of Excellence The 9th Chinese Landscape Architecture Graduate Works Exhibition

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INDIVIDUAL

WORK

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FLOWING RIVERFRONT

Wuxi,Nanchang Canal Park Landscape Design

Master Plan 0 10

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Status quo

General Situation Located in the west side of Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal,

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the project aims to promote the construction of Wuxi Nation-

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al Sensor Information District. The site is approximately 12.3 hectares, situation of flourish plants has been covered.

City Wuxi is located in China's most developed "Yangtze River

Community Riverfront

Delta" hinterland, North of Yangtze River, with Grand Canal across through, Which makes this city a transportation center since the acient time.

WuxiďźŒJiangsu

PART I

Greenway Network

City Core

Railway Transport

Water Systerm

Jiangsu,China

Education Riverfront

Problems Riverfront Garden

Barrier of Site Connection The riverfront area is currently no special use, greenbelt block the space accessibility and view through, and bridge among the site divide it into two part.

The accessibility from outer space to the waterfront is closely related to the usability of the

Sport Area Meeting Square Riverfront Square Pathway

Lawn Trees

Residential Riverfront

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Children Playground

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Pedestrian Bridge

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Sightseeing Platform

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Waterfront Garden

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Riverfront Stairs

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Skateboard Court

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Information Center

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Sunshine Lawn

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Flowing Lawn

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Education Square

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Riverfront Stage

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Leisure Square

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Stair Lawn

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Geometrical Lawn

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Dock Square

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Residential Square

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Basketball Court

site, security and facilities provided.

Riverfront Space Underutilized Greening needs to be optimized, tin roof and rubbish occupies most of the waterfront greenbelt.

Most of the area is not open and showing the unused state.

Pedestrian space and public space does not become dominant at the site.

Sports Riverfront

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Sport Equipment

Basketball Court

Dock

Toilet

Skateboard Court

Information Center

Structure Analysis

PART II

Section View

Elevation Analysis Causeway High Level Low Level

Green Space Overpass Green Park Green Riverfront Green Water Corridor

Leisure Riverfront

Accessibility Analysis Entrance Pedestrian Bridge Ship Route Bus Station Dock Park Disabled Entrance

Space Analysis Open Space Private Space

Dock Riverfront

Road Analysis

View and Sight View Field Sight Line

Main Road Expressway Secondary Road

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Children Playground

Children Playground

Arch Bridge

Motorway

Plastic Ground

Sightseeing Platform

Stone Bench

Big Wooden Stairs Platform

Stair Lawn Retaining Wall Lawn

Riverfront Stage

Sports Riverfront Skateboard Court

Basketball Court

Water Fall Stairs

Sightseeing Platform

Section Transform Before

Dock Square Pedestrian

Micro Terrain

Dock

Information Center

After

Main Zone Community Waterfront serves nearby residential areas, and specifically set the active zone for child.

Education Waterfront aims to spread plants and river knowledges to young people by introducing native wild plants and characteristics of plants.

Residential Waterfront areas composed by large square and the waterfront stage, combined with the ups and downs of a lawn, provide an open space for walk and relex.

Sport Waterfront locate near the elevated bridge, transform the space under the bridge into skatepark, and build grassy slopes nearby by excavated earth , reflecting the modern and dynamic of the site.

Elevation A

Dock Waterfront locate at the east of the site, continuing the original uses of the site, and echo the shipping history by means of land art.

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Waterfront Garden

Waterfront Garden As the focused design area of Education Waterfront, Waterfront Garden introducing a variety of Wuxi local wild herbs, with ornamental value wetland plants matched, which create a changeful flower landscape.

Garden divided by the height stainless steel plates to suit different plants, and also response to the Wuxi river-side industrial maritime history.

People could walk across through to contact the plants,and experience the unique charm of native plants.Also the plant community provides habitat place for various insects and small amphibians.

Stair Lawn

Iris tectorum

Sagittaria sagittifolia

Pennisetum alopecuroides

Iris lactea

Plants

Pantala flavescens

Arundo donax

Iris pseudacorus

Animals

Sanvitalia procumbens

Gaillardia pulchella

Dianthus plumarius

Hemerocallis fulva

Rana nigromaculata

Miscanthus sinensis Polygonum hydropiper

Nymphalidae

Viola philippica

Typha orientalis

Hesperiidae

Elevation B

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Post Earthquake Reconstruction Of Xueshan Village Ya’an, Sichuan, China / POLICY DESIGN + RURAL RECONSTRUCTION

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INDIVIDUAL

WORK

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POST-EARTHQUAKE RECONSTRUCTION

Xueshan village,Ya’an

Growing Under The Hexagonal Structure Background Currently, with rapid development of urbanization in China, over the past 30 years of construction, varies of areas lost its own regional character and personality, gradually formed the pattern of similarities. However, in the Chinese countryside, due to the inaccessibility and other reasons, many of the traditional culture and building settlement pattern continued. But with the growing

Ya’an, Sichuan

of the country wealth, as well as the further urbanization, many local villages with a long history were rapidly wiped out by modern civilization.

Introduction Xueshan Village is located at the upstream of the Min River in Ya’an of Sichuan Province which is famous for its biodiversity. It also

Sichuan, China

has a variety of customs and profound culture background which indicate the culture heritage of Qiang ethnic minority. After the Ya’an earthquake 2013, the infrastructures of Xueshan Village was badly destroyed, which bringsa serious problem: rebuilding a more secure and convenient home to the villagers.

Aims On the premise of improving villager’s living standards, effective making planning and construction policy for the reconstruction of the country industry, inherit the traditional culture of spirit and physical.

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Hexagon Pattern 30

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Hexagon has dual advantages of 'stability' and 'efficiently'.

In nature, hexagon pattern exsits everywhere, From honeycomb to basalt columns.

Planning based on respecting the original architecture group model, introduce the hexagonal structure, reinforcement the mountain area where the buildings are terraced and strengthen the stability of building foundation.

Road to the city Terrace farmland Rainwater pond Drainage Public space Firry forest Slightly damaged buildings Historic buildings New houses Structure retaining wall

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Honeycomb

Bubble

Basalt columns

Bird’s-eye View Hexagon Space Pattern

Pattern Structure

used in Architecture and Public Space

SPACE PATTERN Architecture Reform Xueshan village architecture texture keeps the characteristics of natural organic and alive freedom. But most of buildings built in a natural slope, not sufficiently established. Planning based on respecting the original architecture group model, introduce the hexagonal structure, reinforcement the mountain area where the buildings are terraced and strengthen the stability of building foundation. And adjust the architectural groups layout follow the surface texture of the older buildings, sorting out more public

Pattern Section

open space.

Building + Space

Pubilc Space Xueshan village layout closely, each building mutually connected, the village forming interrelated network, but roadways extremely narrow, inner public open space are of lack and no contact. Planning based on keeping the original scattered settlement pattern , rearranged the building above the reinforcement of the plateaus. Particular emphasis on taking into account the requirements of emergency shelter in an earthquake, increasing public open space inside a large group, add links and widen the channel to keep the interior spaces.

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STRATEGY: Landscape As Catalytic + Landscape acts in a long time scale and in several stage. + Encourage the local people involve in the rebirth. + Landscape acts as a social agency to care for the local people. + Develop a efficient economical cycle.

The rainwater collection landscape

Reform Process

According to the present road drainage system and the positions of the catchment areas,the ancient village are divided into several drainage areas. And with open trenches and blind drains, rainwater are collected to create aliveness in the public places.

Current damaged buildings

New houses

Village reform

Traffic Line

Pubic Space

Buildings condition Slightly damaged

Space Analysis

Seriously damaged

Rainwater System

Input: Pond water

Rainwater System

Xueshan village water issues have been taken into account on the initial location. From West to East through the Xueshan village at last it falls into the minjiang River, the river provided sufficient clean water for villages. Planned water systems are still in the River as the main source of water for villages, tributary, depending upon the gravity of water by plants to purify the water. Farming from a watercourse when irrigated terraces, purified water into

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the village, and for everyday use.

Terrace Landscape

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Planning compensate the villages damaged farmland in the form of terraces, not only solve village

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Land problems, and the water retention, soil and the fertilizer role of terrace itself, is able to change

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good status of the soils in the area, whose cascading form itself is a kind of landscape.

Output: Cleansed water

POST-EARTHQUAKE RECONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY PATTERN

OF XUESHAN VILLAGE

Tourism and Local Farmland Introduction of herbs to grow at the same time, development of tourism. Tourism and promote each other, formed a complete system of agricultural industries, attract migrant young people home business.

Reconstruction planning of the village, also proposes new industry pattern at the same time.

Among nearly 100 families in the village of 25 families into rural holiday home by a professional hotel management team for core management and sales support, villagers ' autonomous operation, each House will live and featured in two-part, consider different entrances to ensure privacy, as well as space allows visitors to share the life of local people.Reform stock farm and medicinal herbs plant with the introduce of sightseeing farmland.

Stock Farm

Medicinal Herbs

B Protect & utilize destructed buildings for public space Medicinal Herbs

For the houses damaged by the earthquake, the design will clear up and level the yards to build recreation

As the most important medicinal herbs resourse of west-southern China, it is a natural advantage for Xueshan village to develop medicinal herbs planting industry.

public space, and only renovate part of the rooms for dwelling instead of simple and direct renovation to the whole house.

Based on different use requirements, we develop a variety of econmical crops mixed model to obtain a better ecological and economical advantages, at meanwhile, reduce soil erosion and improve the ecological environment.

Angelica sinensis

Fritillaria cirrhosa

Atractylodes macrocephala

Magnolia officinalis

Eucommia ulmoides

Notopterygium incisum

C Terrace farmland with mecicinal herbs Planting medicinal herbs will not only promot the development of agriculture in Xueshan village, but also Rheum palmatum

Saussurea costus

Coptis chinensis

establish an industry chain which can bring huge profits for local people.

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New Centrum for Sundbyberg Sundbyberg, Stockholm County, Sweden / URBAN DESIGN + PUBLIC SPACE Collaborative project, collaborator: Ioli Apostolopoulou, Taghreed Hashem Tutor: Jaime Montes (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) My part of work: Concept + Digram + Plan

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GROUP

WORK

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RHYTHM OF SEQUENCES

Break the Barrier

Increase the Connectivity

New Centrum for Sundbyberg Site Location

Sundbyberg The railway line as a barrier

Stockholm

Break the barrier with transversal axis

Connect Signalfabriken through commercial axis

Site Water Tower

Sturegatan

Soul of Sundbyberg Marabouparken

Water Tower

Sturegatan

Signal fabriken

Signal fabriken Marabouparken

Background Introduction The project is focused on the area which is surrounded by the railway lines, the Landsvägen-Esplanaden streets and the river of Sundbyberg.

The existing railway divides the city into two segments. However the removal of the Sundbyberg railway lines gives new opportunities for development.

Klara SjĂś

Aims The aim of the project is to create a sequence of livable spaces that will attract people, while maintaining and reflecting the strong identity of the city.

Connectivity

Our basic principle was to connect the main area adjacent to the railway lines with the isolated riverfront of Sundbyberg. Therefore horizontal and transversal pedestrian movements were designed and new blocks of

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housing units and streets were formed. The blocks were shaped and conformed in order to provide space for public and private activities.

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Learning from Signalfabriken

Sequence of SPACE

Shape the Post-Indudtrial Productive Block

In addition the qualities of the existing commercial space, Signalfabriken were analyzed and were implemented in our plan. Particularly, a productive and commercial horizontal

North-south Pedestrian Axis

axis was developed following the Signalfabriken and leading to a new public square.

Section A Materials

Height

Ground Floor

Rain Garden

Small Scale

Wind Protection

Semi-private Courtyard

Public Courtyard

Small Entrance

Start-up Company Private Retails

Innovation Studio

Private Start-ups Retails

Start-ups Innovation Studio

Private Innovation Retails Studio

Private Retail

Entrance Square

Post-Industrial Productive Blocks and Courtyards

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Public Spaces Framework

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Green Spaces Network

RHYTHM OF SEQUENCES Sequence of GREEN The element of the water and green integrated in public space

Different types of green space placed in the urban fabric

Section B

Pubic Courtyard

Semi-Private Courtyard

Commercial Street

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Canal

Water Plaza

Create a Network of Green Space Furthermore a sequence of green spaces was created in order to link the Marabouparken to the overall green space of the city center, as well as to the second park of Sundbyberg. Different types of green spaces integrated into urban fabric enrich the experience of public space.

Water Management Structure

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Space Pattern

Detail Plan 30

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Layers of Sequences The three sequences are interweaving in several spots and create a rhythm of attractive urban spaces. They can be identified separately through the project, but at the same time they become particularly interesting when they come together. For example, the recovering of storm-water is incorporated in the landscape and creates an identitary connection with the river. Or a new green/blue edge parallel to the river that connects two main green structures of the city, and at the same time, it incorporates a rain garden that filtrates the water before returning to the river.

Water

Green

Commercial Axis Space

Sequence of WATER

Pedestrian Axis Space Storm Water Collection

Water Purification

Reclaim the Relation of City with Water The water feature was introduced in our plan as a key element of our overall strategy. Reclaiming the existing relation of Sundbyberg with the river, we designed a sequence of channels and pools that are leading and signify-

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ing the pedestrian movement towards the riverfront.

Moreover, an horizontal water channel, as a part of the water filtering process, was designed in order to connect the Marabouparken with the newly built park of Sundbyberg.

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Improvement of Neighborhood for Yining Residents Yining, Xinjiang, China / OLD TOWN RENEWAL+PUBLIC SPACE Collaborative project, collaborator: Cheng Lu, Hu Liu Tutor: Prof. Lin Qing (Beijing Forestry University) My part of work: Concept + CAD Model

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GROUP

WORK

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Kaleidoscope

PLAY A PUZZLE Improvement of Neighborhood for Yining Residents

Blueprint in the mind is like beauties in the Kaleidoscope

the amazing scene we see

the Kaleidoscope

in the kaleidoscope

When we look through a Kaleidoscope, it shows the dynamic, brilliant and amazing facets. Pick these facets and combine them through a clue like playing a puzzle. It will show a delightful and wonderful picture. That is the way we create a vibrant neighbourhood for the local residents.

When you ask residents what are the ideal neighbourhood looks like in your mind. They will present you the different, dynamic and vibrant blueprints. That are like the views in the kaleidoscope, the blueprint of the old city area’s neighbourhood in each citizen’s mind is colourful

the triangle mirror

the inernal structure of the Kaleidoscope

and dynamic, and will be different when different person hold it in different angle. The ideal blueprints are wonderful, however, the reality is

(our memory)

far from it. No public plaza, no beautiful scene, the real environment is monotonous and the cultural heritage fades away.

The way we improve the neighbourhood is like playing a puzzle. Collect the ideal blueprints of the old city area’s neighbourhood in people’s mind. Pick one facet from each blueprint. Use the alleys as the clue to combine the facets together like playing a puzzle. Let the canal flow though each block, improve the environment of alleys, put the public plaza, limit the traffic, encourage people do gardening in front of their house to be the important builder of the alley, slow down and enjoy the beauties around.

the mirror reflections

History

pick one facet as a piece of a puzzle

Yining, which was founded in 1762, is a county-level city in western Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region of north-western China, and the capital of the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture.

According to the historical data, Yining was called Ningyuan, which was one of the nine old cities in the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture in 1700s, Qing dynasty. These nine old cities had a high political and military status at that time. The city

Location

expanded fast after 1980 and now it is still growing.

Development Of The Ancient City

Ningyuan

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Ancient City

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Aim The old city area’s neighborhood we designed should be a cheerful place, which has few traffic, many outdoor activities. The youth dance in the public plaza; the elder chat aside the canal.

Children play in the alley; mothers do the gardening in front their house. The activities are the landscape and will last long in this vibrant, meaningful and delightful place.

Analysis

Geography At the northern of the city is the mountain, which keeps the climate warmer. At the southern of the city is the Ili River, which keep the climate wetter. The mid part is the plain, which is the centre of the city. Thus the river system flows through the city from north to south. The Canal for Emperor, which was built in 1765, is the

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biggest hydraulic engineering in Xinjing’s history.

Citizens, who live here, are benefit from it and proud of it. The narrow canals, which are from the Canal for

For hundreds of years, thirty-five nations have settled here. They

Emperor, flow through each alley in the city. They were the main part of the irrigation system in the city as well as the unique image of Yining.

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Topography schematic

Water system schematic

are the Uyghurs, the Kazakhs, the Xibes, the Huis, the Hans, the Ozbeks, the Russians,the Tatars and so on.

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PROBLEM ONE

Solutions

Impact of Urbanization

The traditional residential houses

Bazaar

Step One

A bazaar is an enclosed merchandising area, marketplace, or

The scale of bazaar is different in season. It reaches to the peak in the holiday Usually, the street is where

street of shops where goods and services are exchanged or

the bazaar happened. In order to keep the street for bazaar, we limit the traffic on the certain streets in the

sold. It is the traditional heritage of the Uyghurs and some

holiday. People can exchange goods on the streets.

other nations. With the progress of urbanization, this

Step Two

traditional marketing form is fading away. It should be

Choose a street that has many street shops and little traffic. Limit the traffic in the holiday. Design some

protected and sprea.

facilities and spaces. Create an ideal place for the bazaar so that residents can exchange goods on the street in a traditional way.

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The modern buildings alongside the street

+ The potential public spaces

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+ The street and alleys

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The traditional houses alongside the street

PROBLEM TWO

Interference of Traffic

Public Space Network

Problems The lack of public space and the boring alley result no interaction. Residents seldom communicate with each other, children don’t like play in the alley, and the elders find nowhere to chat.

Solutions Analysis the structure of old city area. Find the potential public spaces. Plan more public plazas in the old city area. Improve the alley environment.

Dredge the canals and let it flow though each alley. Plant poplars and encourage residents do gardening in front of their house to make the alley more beautiful. It is no only the way to improve the environment of alley, but also a way to increase the frequency of interaction.

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PROBLEM THREE

Reduction of Interaction

Master Plan N Problems Too many vehicles will brought many problems. The widen roads ruins the skin texture of the alleys, and people always rush from one place to another. Why can’t we just slow down and try to enjoy the beauties such as the traditional building which is full of ethnic styles in the alleys, in our daily lifes ?

Solutions So we propose to limit the number of vehicles except the basic needs in the old city area, and encourage more bicycle ridings and walking, hoping to replace the car in daily traffic.

Plants

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Plain Afforestation Planning for Xiji Town Beijing, China / GREEN SPACE SYSTEM PLANNING

PROFESSIONAL

WORK

Beijing Topsense Landscape Design, Ltd. Chief Planner: Wang Peng My part of work: VUE Model

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Design of Weifang Saline Soil Botanic Garden Weifang, Shandong, China / ECOLOGICAL RECOVERY+GREEN SPACE PLANNING Atelier DYJG, Beijing Chief designer: Wang Xiangrong, Lin Qing My part of work: Graphics + Site Analysis

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PROFESSIONAL

WORK

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ECOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENT PARK Design of Weifang Saline Soil Botanic Garden General Situation The Site is located in the portal of Weifang economic development zone, its own terrain field and water network forms the foundation for saline soil governance. Status of salinity is serious, with a fragile ecological environment and single plant species, saline environment make it more difficult to create biodiversity.

The Ecological Improvement layout based on the natural resources and ecological environment, using diversity reasonable measures of saline soil improvement, building saline land ecological demonstration park with demonstrate exhibition and eco-tours in one.

Home horticulture Multiple Service Equestrianism Saline Soil botanic garden Ecology breed

Category Garden

Bailang Introduction Domestication Multiple Service Park

Green Entrance District

Overall District Plan

Dry farmland Forest Temporary building Canal Pond Main canal Interior road Red line

Saline Soil Botanical Garden is located in core part of the planning area, accounting for overall planning area 11%. It is a special germplasm resources research, science education, ecological and leisure in one of the typical regional model Botanical Garden specific significance.

Introduction Most part of the site are dry farmland, with elevations higher than the roads in the region. Revolves around irrigation canals, and water flow washed away parts of saline.

Smooth terrain lacked variety, the road sparse fragmentation, but water systems are abundant.

Our design focus on earthwork consolidation and reconstruction of the road system, divide the district, built a saline soil plant system, creating a diversity of saline soil characteristics of plant community and habitat types to enhance the ecological values of the Park and scientific value.

Ecological Methods Information Center

Aromatic Garden

Rubbish Recycle Center

Ditch Green Buffering Sightseeing Pavillion Systematic Garden

Rock Garden Rose Garden Bamboo Garden Herb Garden

Orchard Garden Arboretum

Art Hill

Herb Garden

Tower Sightseeing Platform

Limonium Garden

Reservoir Main Canal Ecology Island

Flower Field Flower Research Center Scientific Research Nursery

Honeysuckle Garden

Child Playground Salt Resistivity Garden

Waterplant Garden

Multiple Service Center

Sparseness Forest

Parking Lot

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Transformate and integrate most of the existing terrain

Select saline tolerant plant and local plant, enrich the

Improve soil enviroment of the site by terraining

field and water network to reduce soil salinity

plant community

sculpting, consummate ecological structure

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Aerial View

Systematic garden is located in Southeastern Botanical Garden, adjacent to the reservoir to the West and East greening buffer zone. Our design divided into rows of ditch and planting areas according to the planting saline soil land improvement measures, Improve soil conditions through salt ditch. Systematic garden plant salt resistance of different vegetation types, combined with artistic terrain, formed with coastal saline soil characteristics of vegetation landscape.

Viewing Tower

Core Area:

Systematic Garden

ViewTower

Art Hill

Ditch

Sightseeing Pavillion

Service Center

Category Garden

Terrain Strategy

Status Terrain Field

The plating soil surface of exsiting Terrain Field is relatively thin, and the flat topography lacks spatial variation.

Systematic Terrain Field

Systematic Terrain Field increase the thickness of planting soil surface, forming a variative topography space.

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Voyage Record of Architecture and Landscape on the road

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FINE ARTS

Pen Sketch + Photography

Zhuo Zheng Garden, Suzhou CHINA Apr.2009

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Germany Pavillion, Shanghai EXPO CHINA Sep.2010

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Tuvas Cabin, Xinjiang CHINA Sep.2012

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WANG PENGFEI Phone

+46 762309872

E-mail

fay1989211@outlook.com

Address

Forskarbacken 07, 1211 Stockholm 11415 Sweden

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES 2015- current MSc in Urbanism Studies School of Architecture and the Built Environment, KTH Royal Institute of Technology Supervisor: Prof. Tigran Haas 2011-2013

Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) School of Landscape Architecture, Beijing Forestry University Supervisor: Prof. Lin Qing Final Thesis: Flowing Riverfront — Landscape Design of Nanchang Canal Park, Wuxi

2007-2011

BSc in Landscape Architecture College of Economy and Technology, Anhui Agricultural University Final Thesis: Commercial Plaza — Landscape Design of Wanxiang Xintian Project

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES Junior Landscape Architect

Jul. 2013 to Jun. 2015 Topsense Landscape Design Ltd, Beijing

Participated in Landscape Design for North bank of Yongding River, Beijing Reforming of Xi Haizi Park, Beijing Plain Afforestation Planning for Xiji Town, Beijing Mar. 2013 to Apr. 2013

Landscape Design Assistant (Internship)

HASSELL Studio, Beijing Participated in Wanda Plaza Design, Dandong Landscape Design of Nanchang Canal Park, Wuxi Jun. 2012 to Oct. 2012

Landscape Design Assistant (Internship)

Atelier DYJG, Beijing Participated in Identification System Design of Jiang Yangfan Eco-park, Hangzhou Urban Water Eco-green Planning Studies, Weifang Design of Saline Soil Botanic Garden, Weifang

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E-mail fay1989211@outlook.com Tel +46 762309872 Forskarbacken 07, 1211, Stockholm, Sweden