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PORTFOLIO Jiawen CUI

Application number:24156372 Selected Works from 2021 to 2023 Emall：jiawencui06@163.COM

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Breath of the Deep

Desert Annals

Live in the Moon

Land of Peach

Cake

Blossoms

2021.03-2021.09

2022.05-2022.11

Sea 2023.02-2023.09

2021.11-2022.04

Breath of the Deep Sea _ Seeking a new way of living under the sea.

Today, when ecological damage is increasing, the rise in sea level caused by global warming is gradually reducing the land environment for human habitation, so that people can only abandon their original homes and keep moving to higher ground.

Due to the low topography of the Netherlands, sea level rise will have a great impact on the way of life of people in the Netherlands, where buildings that float on the sea have already been realised. The design envisages that in a few hundred years, part of the land will have been covered by the sea, and in the case of a reduction of land, will people be able to seek a new way of life, living in the shallow sea and no longer affected by the sea on the living place.

General Situation

Location

glass eels

A survey of flooding in the Netherlands over the last years and a local development of the situation in the Netherlands. It investigates how the Netherlands has responded to flooding policies over the years and, based on the results, effectively raises questions about new ways of responding to natural disasters over time, and what new impacts sea level rise will have on people's lives, and predicts the migration of fish habitats.

Three-spined sticklebacks

flounder

smelts

shad

Wadden Sea

sea lamprey

Schagen

Industry GDP Rate Population

Medemblik

IJsselmeer Enkhuizen

19,000

Alkmaar

18,000

Topographic

Hoorn

Population AMSTERDAMN ROTTERDAM

17,000

Katelmeer

855,896 638,751

DEN HAAG 531,935

16,000

Markermeer

15,000 2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

Field

Over time, the impact of rising sea levels has forced people to change their original locations or build dams to "save" the land they live on.

PREDICT Room for the River Programme

The St. Elizabeth’s flood in 1421 had a huge impact on western Holland.

The dikes and polders had to be partly reconstructed.

St. Elizabeth's Flood

Expansion of the Use of Windmills

In this way, lakes could be pumped dry and rainwater was drained from low-lying areas.

From 1932 and dams off the Zuiderzee from the sea. Thus, a large lake in the heart of the Netherlands was created.

The water changed from salty into fresh.

De Afsluitdijk

The river courses were widened and deepened.

Inside the dikes, space was created to allow controlled flooding of the rivers in exceptional cases.

Design intention

Urban Growth Line

Origin of Life

Industrial Revolution

The origin of species came from the sea and developed gradually from a single cell.

During the Industrial Revolution, architecture also saw the emergence of many new building forms, materials, and methods of construction.

Additional main roads Additional secondary roads former secondary road Former main road Levee line

Anna Paulowna

Number of inhabitants: 72,725

Medemblik

Number of inhabitants: 41,500

Factory Residence agro-industrial

Early civilization

The early civilization of mankind originated from the land of rivers, lakes and seas, and "Architecture is a history book written in stone" has been kicked off since then.

Traffic Devices point The undersea and land cities are connected here as a hub, and other cities have sprung up based on the development of the three locations.

Modern architecture

After World War II, structuralist architecture emerged in the Netherlands.

Alkmaar

Number of inhabitants: 94,853

Floating building

Sea levels are rising and the Netherlands has opted for floating building forms that utilise the space above the water and reduce the pressure on land-based volumetrics.

Undersea city Perhaps in the future, when land is further diminished, people will continue to explore the sea for places to live.

Residence

Traffic Devices

Industry

Krommenie Number of inhabitants: 77,725

Haarlem

Number of inhabitants: 147,590

Service Agriculture Function

Hoorn Entrances

In series connection Support Oxygen Generation Connection

Number of inhabitants: 32,780

Break

Oxygen generating air mould Amsterdam

Capital of the Netherlands Development of the city from this centre.

Number of inhabitants: 741,636

Reorganisation

Deformity

Insertion

Connectivity

Urban Growth

Oxygen generating air mould

Solving the problem of human's inability to survive underwater, showing the oxygen supply system of the underwater city, the system is roughly divided into three layers, the top layer is the support of the entire air mould support, down to the second layer and the bottom layer is the main part of the oxygen production.

Top: support structure Vertical transport

Media: air purification

Bottom: Oxygen production

Traffic devices It is shown how transport is carried out at different depths, including two of the modes, one of which is pipeline transport and the other is capsule transport.

Cabin:Transport Hub A major transport hub that serves as a meeting point for traffic, similar to a station.

Tube:High-Speed Sea Route High-speed corridors as major transport.

Round cabin: mode of transport Shows how traffic is carried out at different depths.

Industry

Residence

Transport & Agriculture

I'm getting used to living here.

Let me help you.

Work!

I like to relax in the park.

Take a walk in the park.

I heard they just moved in next door.

Nice day!

Harry!

Take a picture.

It's time to go home!

Church

School Library Bank Hospital Restaurant

Apartment

Post Office

Shop

Bus Station

Theater

DESERT Annals Desert Biology Laboratory & Exhibition Hall

Climate issues have been of concern to people around the world since the 21st century. China has a vast territory and has experienced various climate issues. This project mainly focuses on desert environmental issues, establishing a new biological science laboratory and adding results to the display. Partly, ordinary people can feel climate problems more intuitively, thereby strengthening their attention to climate.

The following is a survey description of the Shapotou area.

The report shows that this area is affected by sandstorms all year round. This design is created for experimenters who study sandstorms and tourists who come here to visit. This report will detail the historical evolution, data surveys related to sandstorms, the scope of users, and the required places.

MAPPING

Located in Shapotou District, Zhongwei City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, China

Regional event schedule Qian's mission to the Western Regions opened up a land passage starting from Chang'an (today's Xi'an), passing through Gansu and Xinjiang, to Central Asia and West Asia, and connecting the countries in the Mediterranean.

37°27'32.9"N 104°58'06.5"E

Han Dynasty Skil Way

A rare sandstorm has occurred in China in ten years, which has had a great impact on people's lives and travel...

1954 Desert Weather Observatory

China's deserts, which occupy about 13% of China's entire area, are the main source of sandstorms. In China, sandstorms occur in most areas of northern and northwest China.

They mainly occur in spring and winter, but 1/3~1/2 of the annual sandstorms occur in April.

The distribution of deserts in China is related to the precipitation phenomenon affected by moisture from the East Asian and Indian monsoons, the south, southwest, and southeast. China's deserts are located within the Eurasian continent, not only far away from areas affected by moisture, but also in the south and west The high mountains suppress the inflow of moisture.

The National Academy of Sciences of the Ministry of Railways set up a desert meteorological observation station in Chafang Temple, Zhongwei County, and observed the scientific data of strong winds in the sandy area for the first time—the wind force is 11, and the wind speed is 31.7 m/s.

Grass squares 1957

Wheat straw

The wheat straw grid sand fixation method uses local materials, is simple and practical, has low cost, has no waste, is easy to promote, and facilitates large-scale construction.

Life

Crowd analysis

Research

Frequency of natural disasters in the past year 15

Changes in sandy soil area in China

Computer workstation

Food

Hailstone

Dust Storm

Drought

Prairie fire

Snowslide

1958

1975

1990

2000

2005

2010

Fluctuation values of local temperature, precipitation, and NDVI from 2000 to 2020

The proportion of sandy soil area

Precipitation NDVI

27.20% Desertified land area proportion

17.93% Weather observation station

Germplasm bank & specimens

Lidar dust measurement laboratory

The proportion of desertified land area

2000

2005

2010

Special

Extreme

Environment

Weather

Habitat

Data analysis

3

2015

2020

Yinchuan

Xi'an

Community

Living

14

4

Soil laboratory

Food Agriculture

19 15

Plant culture laboratory

Food Entertainment Shopping

Tourism

Nature

Visitor

Inspection

Laboratory type

Planting

There are three main categories of people used, namely local residents, researchers who have taken root in local surveys, and

Baotou

Lanzhou

Local residents

Researcher

1958 Baotou-Lanzhou Railway

The following data includes the types of natural disasters that have occurred frequently in China in the past year, the area of desertification areas in China, the area affected by desertification in China, and the local temperature, precipitation, and NDVI index surveys.

It is not difficult to see from the data that the impact of sandstorms on China is second only to the harm of mudslides and is becoming more and more serious. At the same time, the areas affected by sandstorms occupy the northwest of China, affecting nearly one-third of the people in the area.

“Five belts and one” desert control system 1985 Dust storm On August 1, 1958, the Baotou-Lanzhou Railway, the world's first longdistance transportation artery through the desert, was completed and opened to traffic.

1994

2023

In December 1994, the 49th United Nations General Assembly formally adopted a resolution and decided to designate June 17 every year as the "World Day to Combat

Element: Silk Way Trade

SKETCH

Dune Tenggeli Desert Yellow River

MASSING Generation

Extract Silk Softness Abstract Dune Form

The architectural form extracts the shapes of silk and sand dunes and re-consolidates them. According to the direction of tourists and experimenters, the functions are divided into north-side buildings, south-side buildings and supporting entrances and exits, and a driveway is set up on the side close to the highway for convenience. transportation. Taking into account the possible problems faced by the site environment, the building angle and the setting of the large roof will to a certain extent solve the impact of wind and sand on the building.

The flow of people

Sunlight angle

Landscape destination

Interior Space

Tourist attractions Split

Twist

Splicing

Tengger Desert

S201 Road

BUILDING PLAN

2F Exhibition building

Main Plane & Ground Floor The building arranges the functions of the space according to the flow of people with different identities. The building on the north side is mainly used to receive tourists and display the results of regional desertification control. It has set up reasonable display circulation lines and a series of supporting facilities, such as restaurants. The building on the south side is larger than the building on the north side. In order to serve the researchers, it is equipped with a series of required laboratories and communication spaces, making it more convenient for the experimenters to work. For example, the large cylindrical space in the center of the building is not only to accommodate the use and operation of some large-scale experimental equipment, but also to facilitate the collection of data by experimenters to achieve better observation of data.

Indoor Open Space

Dining Space

Outdoor Space

Experimental Space

Exhibition Space

Office Space

Exhibition Hall & Restaurant

1F Exhibition building Exhibition Hall & Restaurant

7 10

9 11

12

Staff Entrance

14

corridors

1

13

Tengger Desert Passenger Entrance 7 11

Second Entrance

12

Open experimental space

7

3F Laboratory building

Main Entrance 1 1 2

2

3

7 2

6 5

8

4 3

Meeting room & open communication space

15 18

8

2

2 18

laboratory & open communication space

S201 Road

16 1 Hall 2 Laboratories 3 Storage Rooms 4 Fire Control Room 5 Electronic Monitoring Room 6 Doormen

7 Bathroom 8 Open Test Area 9 Office Area 10 Leisure Area 11 Exhibition Hall 12 Restaurants 13 Kitchen

14 Staff Entrance 15 Open Communication Area 16 Meeting Rooms 17 Full Height Space 18 Roof

2F Laboratory building

15 17

8

7

1F Laboratory building laboratory

LIVE IN THE MOON RICE CAKE _ The nostalgia hidden in the streets and alleys of old Changsha

Changsha Old Street is not only the witness of history, but also the inheritance of culture, and it is also the lingering nostalgia of people.

Nostalgic, ordinary but able to awaken memories from the five senses. A bowl of fragrant rice noodles, four balls of soft, sweet and sticky ric a few slices of stinky tofu, shadow puppetry in Taiping Old Street...

This design introduces the familiar old Changsha nursery rhymes, combined with snacks, Hunan embroidery, shadow puppets, etc., to design with the representative elements of old Changsha. From the perspective of returnees, perceive architectural emotions, evoke childhood memories of old Changsha, and ease homesickness.

Site

Background Urban renewal speed is getting faster and faster.

Many young people leave their hometown.

T r a d i t i o n a l Changsha delicacies become one of the sustenance of people who leave home.

Fewer traditional buildings and more nostalgia.

LOCATION

Site photo The site is located beside Taiping Old Street in Changsha, next to the famous former residence of Jia Yi and some residential buildings. For now it's empty.

Introduction “Moon rice cake, there is a grandfather in its stomach, the grandfather is out to buy vegetables, and the grandmother is in its stomach. The grandmother is out to embroider, embroider rice cake."—— This is a nursery rhyme that Changsha people are familiar with. The “Moon rice cake" in the lyrics is also a famous traditional s nack in Changsha.

In this design, people can “live" in the belly of Moon rice cake, as described in nursery rhymes, and feel the traditional culture of Changsha. Whether it is the elderly, children, people returning home or tourists, they can all feel this nostalgia.

Culture symbol

Shadow play

Embroidery

Traditional snacks: moon rice cake

Surrounding crowd analysis

Using food as a clue, Connecting Memories of Changsha People.

Sketch

Massing

1. Site selection Traditional snacks: moon rice cake

Live in the moon rice cake

2. Path design A-A Section

A public space

Function and Activities 3. Site reconstruction

4. Shape generation Southeast facade

Snack shop the taste of old Changsha

Ladder and eaves - childhood games

Shadow play gallery - fun of shadow

A

2

3 1

4 A

1. The Sunken Theater 2. Snack shop 3. Reading space 4. Shadow Play Gallery

0M 10

40

5. Frame rise

6. Embroidery intervention

Explosion diagram

Visual Wooden frame

Hunan embroidery cloth

Wooden support The Sunken Theater

Moon on the wall

Reading space

Shadow play

Waning moon

Embroidery cloth shade

Moon Veranda

Material and texture

Hunan embroidery cloth

Walnut wood

Hunan embroidery cloth texture

Hunan embroidery cloth texture

Land of Peach Blossoms _ Science and Technology Park Design

The project intends to create a "paradise" for today's researchers and innovators, a place where they can calmly study and research, using the connection of stairs and ramps to allow people to roam around the building and experience the atmosphere of the park. At the same time, the design of the central green space scene and the green roof as the background, to provide people in the visual comfort and enjoyment.

Considering the energy consumption problem of the Science Park, a series of energy-saving designs were incorporated into the design with the concept of "green" to create a beautiful park and reduce energy consumption at the same time.

Location

Site and surrounding information

CHINA

Design intention Tao Yuanming, a poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, cuts in from the perspective of a fisherman in Land of Peach Blossoms, and takes us into a paradise without war. In today's rapid development, I hope that after wandering in architecture, I hope to enter another piece of quiet and pure land dedicated to technological innovation, which can also be called Peach Blossom Spring.

YIYANG CITY

HESHAN HUNAN

Introduction The project is located in Heshan District, Yiyang City, Hunan Province, the base of the north and south side of the district, surrounded by residential areas for the most part. The south side is Hunan City College, and the east side is adjacent to Yiyang Medical College, which is an excellent object for the service population and is conducive to the creation of a first-class science and technology innovation park.

SITE 1

Crowd composition Office staff Business customer Students and teachers Surrounding residents

2

3

4

Main user intention survey 50% support

70% support

I want to be able to produce an

I want to have an academic seminar.

80% support A quiet and comfortable research environment.

Crowd type 16~25 youth: study 26~65 middle-aged: work, service 65+ the elderly: Nearby residents

Age level

We want afternoon tea.

40% support

60% support We want research sites.

Site Planning

Massing

Landscape Design Central green space:

Roaming trail:

Create a large area of communication and sharing space for pedestrians and people in the park.

1. Main entrance

2. Set site entrance

4. Regional division

3. Open and gather

6. Greening

5. Set site entrance

1. Volume rise

2. Place the courtyard

4. Distortion

5. Green implant

Connect the secondfloor platform to create a double first floor, lengthen the tour route for people to experience the scenery of the central green space.

3. Introduce traffic Verticalgreening:

Green roof:

Increase the richness of the facade, and at the same time conceal energy-saving technology to achieve low carbon.

It echoes with the central green space, and increases the ecological green space in the courtyard as a background.

6. Contact the whole

AXO 1 1 High-tech R&D center 10361 ㎡ 4-7F H=34.8m

2 Information display center

2

8389 ㎡ 3F H=15.7m

3 3 Headquarters technology building

24539 ㎡ 24F H=99.9M

4

4 Academic

communication center

8371 ㎡ 5F H=26.1m

5 Science and technology service center 23427 ㎡ 16F H=63.9m

5

Floor plans

Rendering

General layout

Academic communication center entrance

Outdoor footpath on the second floor

Information display center entrance

Three floors and above Headquarters technology building

Ground floor plan

High-tech R&D center

Science and technology service center

Academic communication center 1 Meeting Room 2 Exhibition Area 3 R&D Department 4 Office Area 5 Lecture Hall

1 Hall 7 Stores 13 Kitchen 2 Open Display Area 8 Reception Room 14 Locker Room 3 Lecture Hall 9 Management 15 Equipment Room 4 Storage Rooms Area 16 Security Room 5 Cafes 10 Rest Area 17 Fire Control 6 Exchange Area 11 Service Desk Room

First floor plan

1 Hall 2 Open Display Area 3 Lecture Hall 4 Function Room

5 Private Rooms 6 Restaurants 7 Kitchen 8 Locker Rooms 9 Staff Canteen

Energy Consumption Survey

Energy saving strategy design

In order to gain a better understanding of the energy consumption of the Science and Technology Innovation Park, a forensic investigation was carried out on the history of the park, energy choices, etc., in order to control the building energy-saving measures.

Statistics on the energy consumption of buildings with different functional types maximum value

average value median value

Finance/IT/Media

General office

Hybrid functions and others

PHOTOVOLTAIC GLASS

RAINWATER COLLECTION

Photovoltaic glass is used on the top of the tower to convert light and heat energy into electricity.

A rainwater collection system is installed on the roof of the podium to reduce energy consumption and operating costs.

HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEM

RECYCLEDMATERIALS

Using exhaust heat to heat the fresh air saves energy consumption of the refrigeration equipment.

Use recycled materials to reduce pollution and make full use of limited energy.

L o w e r i n g t h e temperature of the façade reduces energy consumption and improves landscaping and air quality.

Statistics on building energy consumption by different exterior window types maximum value

average value median value

Hollow double/ triple glazing

Single window/ double window

Other

Proportion of energy use in buildings (percentage)

Past

Now

Future

Office building energy type and energy system supply relationship

HVAC

Illuminating

Others

Power

ROOF GREENING PROCESS

HIGH PERFORMANCE FACADE

HIGH ALTITUDE WIND

Avoid heat loss by using good heat preservation and storage system to reduce the energy consumption of airconditioning and refrigeration.

High-rise buildings allow low-temperature, dry air to be drawn from above, saving energy for airconditioning and refrigeration.

Other works 1.Field projects Digital Space Station Address: Northeast corner of the intersection of Huizhi Road and Linyu Road, Wangcheng District, Changsha City, Hunan Province, China

2.Model Construction Made in December 2021

3.Architecture Photography Photographed in Sydney, Beijing and Shanghai.