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“THE YGGDRASIL” INDUSTRIAL AREA RENOVATION DESIGN

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THE REBIRTH OF KAI TAK OLD AIRPORT RENOVATION

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THE VALLEY OF GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

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THE MAGIC LATTICE LANDSCAPE PAVILION DESIGN

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OTHER WORKS

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Bachelor of Engineering, College of Forestry.

Shenyang Agricultural University.

Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China.

LOCATION

ANALYSIS

THE “YGGDRASIL” Situation Analysis

SITE

Norway

The site is located in the urban transition area of Oslo, Norway.

At the end of December 2018, Oslo began to vigorously promote "green travel" and car-free movement. In this context, the site will be transformed from a former industrial area into a new city center. In addition, several farmhouses are kept on the site.

Noise pollution issues

Traffic safety issues

Grønvold

Oslo DESIGN SITE

Design purpose First, create several ecological and healthy landscape joints and provide a place for leisure, recreation, and communication for the diverse kind of people in the future. In addition, we must highlight the history of the agricultural civilization in the site and create economic benefits for society.

Auto exhaust pollutionissues

Traffic jam

PROBLEMS CAUSED BY MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC

Oslo Tennisarena AS

Hovindammen

Valle Hovin Oslo Blisenter AS Intiliyt Arena Max Auto serives AS Shap Drive Helsfyr Talkmore High shool-F21 Supermarket Østre gravlund Unicare BAB as Post office

Supermarket

Lack of green space

Greenbelt Water Systems And Lakes Irradiation Loop

Too many parking lots

The match factory site was not reused

Main Roads Peripheral Main Road

SURROUNDING ENVIRONMRNT

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Site Functional Radiation Range

Lack of iconic landscape node

Lack of participation in green space

LACK OF LANDSCAPE VALUE

Road location Bus station Rail traffic

High school-F21

Talk more

Oslo Blisenter AS

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GS Auto Parts dept Oslo

Hours

Line 4 Line 5 Walkway Cycling road THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN DEMAND FOR ENVIRONMENT

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SURROUNDING TRAFFIC SYSTEM

Undercisningsbygg Oslo FUNCTIONAL DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION ANALYSIS

BUILDING HEIGHT ANALYSIS

PRECIPITATION ANALYSIS

1~4 (m) 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20~30 30~40

Geographical Names Roadway Building Height Analysis

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Average Number Of Quarterly Precipitation 12 13 14 15 16 17

Average Monthly Precipitation Days

30m

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The World Tree

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Walk in the woods

Preserving the farmhouse based on the infrastructure characteristics of the site, and renovating and developing the agricultural attributes of the site, constructing one all-wood building, which is called “Yggdrasil".

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Enjoy the sunbath

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Tree houses for animals

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Activity area for children

Planting crops on the roof, selling it on the ground floor, which act as a market, in the building, the spatial order is highly mixed with surrounding urban environments, providing diversified recreation spaces while ensuring the greening of the city and not destroying the ecology, the economic benefits are increased, and the memories of the agricultural culture on the site are recalled.

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Art exhibition area

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Transition zone

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Recreational green space

Design Strategy

Average Monthly Precipitation issues

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Leisure walking area

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Fold the water landscape

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LINE OF SIGHT ANALYSIS

FUNCTIONAL DIVISION

Top line analysis

Vertical landscape axis

In 2019, the distribution of green space patches In 2019, the distribution of green space patches is scattered, the matrix is concentrated, the overall is scattered, the matrix is concentrated, the corridor connection is not overall corridor connection is not smooth, and smooth, and the ecologithe ecological effect is not good. cal effect is not good.

matrix corridor patch

matrix corridor patch

The top trraffic Platform to overlook

Two layer line-of-sight analysis Walking and cycling Secondary traffic

Promenade in the fores

Platform line of sight analysis Step pass Forest sun

The main road

The art show

Walking and cycling

Children's activities

Landscape nodes Landscape nodes

Yggdrasil

Ground line analysis

the design In 2035, with the design area as the center, Leisure stroll area as the center, new patches were gradually new patches were gradually formed. Some Popular area of plants formed. Some patches patches were connected into new corridors, were connected into new The main road Ground transportation corridors,but no new mabut no new matrix was formed and gradually trix was formed and gradVertical transportation became complete. ually became complete.

In 2035, with Horizontal landscape axis Landscape nodes

Longitudinal landscape axis

Underlying transportation

matrix corridor patch

matrix corridor patch

Traffic entrance Video viewing area

Energy recovery

Rest and conversation area

Fitness activity area

Underground line-of-sight analysis

In 2050, patches expanded to other areas, adding new corridors and matrices to previous ones.

LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

TRAFFIC DESIGN ANALYSIS In 2050, patches expanded to other areas, adding Top line analysis new In 2050, patches expanded to other corridors and matriThe top trraffic ces to previous ones.

areas, adding new corridors and matrices to previous ones.

The top trraffic

Vertical landscape axis Two layer line-of-sight analysis Two layer line-of-sight analysis

matrix matrix corridor corridor matrix patch corridor patch patch

Walking and cycling Secondary traffic

Step pass

The main road

Top line analysis

Secondary traffic

Platform line of sight analysis Platform line of sight analysis

The main road

Walking and cycling

Walking and cycling

Step pass

Walking and cycling

Landscape nodes

In 2070, patches, corridors and substrates formed a whole, harmonious and In 2070, patches, corridors and unified, covering almost substrates formed a whole, all areas.

The main road

Ground transportation

Vertical transportation Underlying transportation Traffic entrance

In 2070, patches, corridors and substrates formed a whole, harmonious and unified, covering harmonious and unified, covering almost all areas. almost all areas. matrix matrix corridormatrix patch corridor

corridor patch patch

Landscape nodes

Ground line analysis Horizontal landscape axis

Ground line analysis

Landscape nodes The main road

Ground transportation

Vertical transportation

Longitudinal landscape axis

Underlying transportation Traffic entrance

Underground line-of-sight analysis

Underground line-of-sight analysis

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PLANT ARRANGEMENT

TREES

RESOLUTION STRATEGY

SHRUBS

HERBS

WILD HERBS Hemerocallis hybrida Bergmans

Salvia guaranitica ‘Black and Blue’

Calamagrostis epigeios (L.) RothBlue’

Galeopsis bifida Boenn.Blue’

Scaevola aemula R.Br.Roxb

Gazania rigens MoenchL.

Silene vulgaris (Moench.)

Garcke

Polygonum lapathifolium L.

Rosa rugosa Thunb.

Pericallis hybrida

chamomilla

Leguminosae

Quercus palustris Münchh

Picea abies (L.) Karst.

Erica

Nicotiana alata Link et Otto

Cleome spinosa Jacq.

Cirsium japonicum

Picea abies (L.) Karst.

Acer platanoides L.

Sorbus aucuparia L.

Nepeta cataria L.

Lavatera trimestris

Tanacetum vulgare L.

Linaria vulgaris Mill.

Betula platyphylla Suk

Mahonia fortunei (Lindl. )Fedde

Echinops sphaerocephalus

Tilia europaea

Rosa cultivars Floribunda

Fraxinus chinensis Roxb

Potentilla fruticosa L. Roxb

Quercus palustris Münchh

Epilobium angustifolium L.

With the Yggdrasil's upper solar panels and photovoltaic glass for solar energy collection, and recycle garbage produced by the surrounding residents with rainwater reuse and form new available energy

sources, provide electricity to the site, and integrate excess energy into urban circuits. Contribute to sustainable urban development.

sewage disposal

Evaporation Wind

Evaporation Evaporation

Wind

Water

Water

Evaporation

Wind

Rainwater collection system

Rainwater Burn

Tunnel air systemdisposal Collection

Electricity & heat

Classify

Collection

Sewage disposal Garbage

Clean water

Permeate

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CYCLE MODEL

electricity

garbage

compost

lighting

sewage

house produce

burning

produce

filtration

burning live

heating

water

plant

use

irrigate

HUMAN

fertilizer

rainwater use

use

fresh air solar energy

wind energy

collection

energy

wind

sun energy

hotwater

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The planned site is located in the new H City. The surrounding bus and subway traffic routes are highly developed, however, sometimes it is a little crowded. The design aims to ease the jams in surrounding traffic on the site, and in response to Oslo's carfree policy, motor vehicles are not allowed on the road of the site.

In order to ensure a convenient traffic experience, several functional zones and recreational spaces have been designed to provide more leisure green space for the surrounding residents, while alleviating the pressure on the surrounding green space and making it easier for people to enjoy green.

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Kai Tak Airport in 1946. It can be seen that many seaplanes were parked at Kowloon Bay at that time.

Sir Ho Kai and Mr Au Tak carried out reclamation works on the north shore of Kowloon Bay. The area of the reclamation is called “Kai Tak Bay”.

After the Xinhai Revolution(1911), Hong Kong receives a large number of refugees

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1911

1916

1931 1939

1946

1956

1958

“Goodbye Kai Tak,and thank you.”

Kai Tak Cruise Terminal designed by Foster + Partners has been completed and put into use

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1971

1993

Turn right at Heading 88 ˚

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Lei Yue Mun

Cheung Chau Wan

Victoria Harbor

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Kowloon

1925-1945

Victoria Harbor

Kowloon

1946-1967

Victoria Harbor

Kowloon

1968-Present

Victoria Harbor

2017

2009

THE REBIRTH OF KAI TAK Site Introduction:

Sha Lo Wan

Heading 270 ˚

Before 1924

47 ˚

Kowloon West Victoria Harbour

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Lantau Island

Kowloon

1998

Kai Tak Airport (January 24, 1925-July 6, 1998) was the former civil airport in Hong Kong, China, located in Kowloon City, Kowloon. Kai Tak Airport was one of the busiest international airports in the world, with the third largest passenger volume and the largest cargo volume.

Kai Tak Airport is located in the urban area of Hong Kong. The surroundings are all high-density buildings. At the same time, the surrounding terrain has unstable wind directions. When landing on the airport, the pilots needs to turn many times to bypass the mountains.

When descending to about 300 meters above the ground, the pilot needs to make a sharp right turn of 47 ° with reference to the giant checkered sign on the mountain to land on the runway.

On the famous 13/31 runway, taking off and landing are on average every 1-2 minutes. The scene of huge planes fly over the roofs of the dense buildings in the Kowloon City is the unforgettable memory of Hong Kong people.

SITE

47°

The plan is inspired by the airport runway line, and it is re-arranged progressively, which is more dynamic, which better implies the history of the ground. The curvy lines in the ground seems to grow from the runway, as if to interpret the rebirth of Kai Tak Airport. The special 47 ° landing at Kai Tak Airport has become a lingering memory for many old Hong Kong people. Therefore, the iconic Kai Tak symbol of 47 ° was extracted to participate in the composition of the venue.

Facade:Inspired by the beautiful curve of the plane taking off and landing, it aims to enrich the venue structure and pay tribute to Kai Tak Airport.

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250m

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Kai Tak Cruise Terminal

submit questions: The site is about 2700m long and 250m wide. How to make the airport runway re-planned and used in a long and narrow space, while not destroying the site ’s past history and respecting the site ’s history and cooperating with the cruise terminal is the key purpose of the design.

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AMUSEMENT PARK

OFFICE BUILDINGS

SUNSHINE � LAWN

FOOTBALL � FIELD

PARKING LOT

KAI TAK CRUISE TERMINAL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

WATERFRONTS

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BUILDINGS

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PATHS

GREEN SPACES

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100

250m

Ferris Wheel Merry-go-round Coastal Path Leisure Square

Cerasus serrulata

Bambusa variostiata

Nature Trail

Buxus sinica

Chukrasia tabularis

Main Road

Crateva formosensis

KAI T AK Cruise Terminal

Private Space

Chukrasia tabularis

Bischofia polycarpa Coastal Path

Ginkgo biloba L.

Ginkgo biloba L.

Open Space

Ginkgo biloba L.

Raised Deck Offshore Platform

Parking

Cinnamomum japonicum Sieb.

Terminalia muelleri Benth.

Camellia sp.

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Osmanthus fragrans Lawn

A children's paradise is set up in the coastal area, and the waterfront ferris wheel and the Kai Tak cruise terminal are opposite to each other, serving as the climax and node of the entire strip landscape park. The three-layer structure of arbor shrubs and herbs provides a comfortable and green outdoor activity space for human beings.

Offshore Platform

Asplenium nidus Cycas revoluta

Bischofia polycarpa Ferris Wheel

Merry-go-round

Street Light

Street Light Ophiopogon japonicus

Hosta plantaginea

Verbena hybrida

Crateva formosensis Main Road

Nephrolepis auriculata

Leisure Square

A main road runs through the airport and can be used for car traffic, with cycling and sidewalks. About 15m high fish wood is planted, and ferns on the ground cover. The combination of plants has ornamental value and also provides shades for people.

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Cerasus serrulata Buxus sinica

C UR REN T PR O B LE MS

THE VALLEY OF GREEN This space is adjacent to the commercial and residential areas, with mixed traffic, high traffic volume, and only one main road, which is very noisy.

S I T U ATION AN ALYSIS

The entrance of the school is connected to the street, and there is no buffer space. As a result, people and cars are overcrowded when going to school and after school, which is likely to bring security risks.

GEOGRAPHY

STREETS

The surrounding buildings are tall and rigid, all of which are reinforced concrete and glass curtain walls. For primary school students, it is boring and lacks of interest.

RESIDENTIAL

300 0m

COMMERCIAL

The buildings next to the site are very tall and large, forming a great psychological pressure for the children, and blocking the sun lights.

HEIGHT

VIEW

The site is located near the TV Tower in Shenyang, Liaoning province, China.

The northeast side of the building has good landscapes, such as spectacular TV signal towers, rivers, and woods, but now the view is blocked by the building.

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GE NE RATI ON PR OCE S S

D E S IG N A N A LYSI S

Natural landscape

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People circulation

Playground

Courtyard

MA STER PLA N The design aims to separate the primary school space from the outside world by enclosing it to create an independent, quiet and free space.

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Prunus × cistena

Lonicera maackii Shrub

Tagetes erecta

The design introduces the landscape of forests, grasslands, and wetlands into the primary school through the green planting of the platform and roof, so that the primary school is full of vitality.

Ginkgo biloba Megaphanerophyte

Poa annua

Aquatic plant

Vitis vinifera

Swida alba Opiz Shrub

Vine

Iris tectorum

Ground cover plants

Ground cover plants

Nelumbo

Ground cover plants

Ground cover plants

Hemerocallis

Ground cover plants

Hosta plantaginea

Ground cover plants

Viburnum opulus

Ground cover plants

Salvia japonica

Ground cover plants

Tagetes erecta

Ground cover plants

Ground cover plants

Petunia hybrida

Ground cover plants

Syzygium aromaticum Shrub

Medium tree

Padus racemosa

Small tree

Hibiscus syriacus Shrub

Small tree

Megaphanerophyte

Pinus tabuliformis

Sabina chinensis

Megaphanerophyte

Amygdalus persica

Viburnum opulus Shrub

Petunia hybrida

Ground cover plants

Lythrum salicaria

Shrub

Lagerstroemia indica

Megaphanerophyte

Liriodendron chinense

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Ground cover plants

S Megaphanerophyte

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Sedum spectabile

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Megaphanerophyte

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Acer mono

M Picea koraiensis

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Buxus sinica

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Shrub

P L A N T I N G A N A LY S I S

The design wanted to form an enclosed valley. Each floor of the building was stepped to alleviate the child’s psychological pressure caused by the high dense of high-rise buildings and introduce sunlight to the playground.

B U I L D I N G FA C A D E

The design is to open the space and leave enough buffer squares to ensure safe traffic.

The design sets up steps and platforms on the roof of the building to widen the view. This allows children to observe trees, towers, rivers, people, cities at different heights, which makes children’s understanding of space more profound and inspires creativity.

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FUNCTION REQUIREMENT

MAGIC LATTICE ...

Necessity:

Source of inspiration:

sitting

crossing

relaxing

sheltering

using

Everyone has various needs every day, including necessity needs, spontaneous needs, social needs and so on. These requirements are accompanied by related spatial form, such as open spaces, semi-open spaces, and private spaces.

In the current square, the structures in the park have a single function and location, which greatly limits the behavior and use of people.

...

Spontaneity:

open OPEN open

Based on the design principles of simplicity, environmental protection, and easy disassembly, I explore the creation of a space that can be determined by the user.

Because its ultimate function is determined by the user, this increases human participation and fun. And its structure is simple, easy to disassemble, install and transport, and can be installed in any temporary and permanent places.

dating

waiting

party

take a walk

PRIVATE

PRIVATE

...

Sociality:

religion + 2400,000

+ 2000,000 + 2400,000 + 1600,000 + 2000,000 + 1200,000 + 1600,000 + 800,000 + 1200,000 + 400,000 + 800,000 ± 0,000mm + 400,000

± 0,000mm

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meeting

social contact

+ 2400,000

+ 2000,000

+ 1600,000

+ 1200,000

+ 800,000

+ 400,000

± 0,000mm

2400mm 500mm Using the principle of ergonomics, taking the appropriate seat height of 0.4m as a base and increasing it to 2.4m, which is the maximum height that can be touched by human hands, according to the multiple relationship, it is defined as the height of MAGIC LATTICE. With a width of 1m sitting side by side, defined as the width of MAGIC LATTICE, a freely movable wooden board and inlaid wooden board

placement method are designed to provide the possibility of multiple use forms for the space. Different board placement methods enable the unit to have multiple uses such as tables, chairs, aisles, and rest platforms. The different arrangement and combination of multiple units has also created multiple forms of space utilization, providing multi-person activities, parties, and exchanges place.

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This is a different form determined by the user based on the function. The MAGIC LATTICE has endless possibilities.

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Any combination of semi-open spaces, different users choose different ways to use. Little children shuttle in MAGIC LATTICE, which is a manifestation of respect for users

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OTHER WORKS

PROSPERITY & PERDITION TIME:8/2019 TYPE:Photography

TOSCANA COLUMN TIME:6/2019 TYPE:Ink rendering

TV TOWER TIME:8/2019 TYPE:Photography

SOLID RHYTHM TIME:10/2019 TYPE:Photography

RAIN TIME:8/2018 TYPE:Photography

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SNOW TIME:1/2017 TYPE:Photography