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PORTFOLIO 2021-2023 by EnHua Lin

After

Before

Tr a d i t i o n a l C h i n e s e style building facades.

Stairs dividing spaces

Cluttered signage

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Taiwan Cherry

Plumeria

Dragon Juniper

Wisteria

Taiwan Cyclosorus

The area also features common plants such as bougainvillea and ferns.

Sweet Sanctum Square —Design of the Dessert Square in Front of the Church

Individual work

King palm

User Analysis

Design Strategy

Site Analysis

January, 2024 Site: Tamsui District, Taiwan In the 19th century, missionaries from the Canadian Presbyterian Church established multiple healthcare and educational facilities in Tamsui, including this church. Now a bustling tourist area, it offers a variety of cuisines. I often come here to buy desserts.

The site is situated in a subtropical region characterized by high temperatures and abundant rainfall during the summer. Due to its location next to tall buildings, the site receives minimal sunlight.

The local residents and tourists buying food items to eat.

~26m The businesses have opened side doors on both sides, connecting them to the square. Additionally, they have replaced stairs with sloped ramps to encourage longer stays.

Sightseers visiting historical landmarks

Planting Plan

Master Plan St.

Create Ver tical Depth and Utilize Diverse Ferns, Shade-Tolerant Flowering Plants, and Climbers

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Ho-be MacKay Hospital Ruins

Dessert Shop

Entrances Ice Cream Shop Souvenir Shop

Residential Apartment

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Tamsui Church

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Chiayi County

Wangliao Village

Taiwan

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Ordinary people's life and aggregation of landscape boundaries —Coastal fishing village landscape regeneration planning

Graduation Design fish farm

August, 2021 - May, 2022 Site: Wangliao Village, Dongshi Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan

Taiwan Strait

Tutor: Hong Su

Zhen'an Temple

Graduation Project Award, the 2nd place of the graduation project Wangliao Village is a small fishing village located along the Dongshi coastline in Chiayi.

Having undergone several industrial transformations, the landscapes left behind by past industries have gradually faded away, leaving the village surrounded by vast abandoned salt flats and fish ponds, resembling a solitary island adrift on the sea.

The blending of the village with the saline water forms a subtle relationship between people, the village itself, and the sea.

In this yet uncommercialized, untouched place, the village still retains traces of people's values, dreams, and emotions. Therefore, we endeavor to uncover the uniqueness of this settlement, aiming to reconnect local memories with the surrounding nature, reconstructing its relationship with nature, culture, and its inhabitants.

external road

Abandoned Salt Pan

Settlement

Abandoned Salt Pan

A. Settlement Area

Site Analysis

B. Abandoned Salt Pan Area Elements Affecting Boundaries

Lifestyle

-dense settlement- industry Life

belief

oyster building collapsed temple shell wall

-vanished boundary-

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oyster pebble shell

Lifestyle

sand

-broken boundary- fishery

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oyster breakwater pebble rack

There are many oyster racks in the sea, and black and white stones line the embankment.

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Old utility poles stand in the water, with remnants of ancient settlements scattered along the road.

The local oyster farming industry thrives, with many large pieces of machinery lifting and transporting oysters at the port.

Common Moorhen

Dunlin

Common Redshank

Little Ringed Plover

Kentish Plover

Common Sandpiper

Golden-Plover

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night heron

Platalea minor

little egret

cormorant

black-winged stilt

There are many piles of oyster shells around the settlement, and the tallest building in the settlement is a temple, serving as a directional guide.

Elements Affecting Boundaries

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The road is submerged under human-height weeds and a large amount of oyster shells.

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Abandoned Salt Pan

Elements Affecting Boundaries

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The entrance gate is the spiritual symbol of the settlement.The extensive salt flats make the settlement appear to float on water.

Settlement

Lifestyle

C. Sea Area

Sea

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Bougainvillea

Cyananthus flavus

Portulaca portulacastrum L.

Ipomoea imperati (Vahl) Griseb.

Rhynchelytrum repens

Phragmites australis Suaeda nudiflora (Willd.) Moq.

Sporobolus virginicus

Casuarina equisetifolia L.

Melia azedarach L.

Rhizophora stylosa

Avicennia marina

Fish, shrimp, crab, and shellfish.

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Landscape change design concept The water flowing through naturally cleanses the oyster ponds, bringing sediment and nutrient salts that serve birds and oysters. The action of water in the landscape transforms time into tangible elements.

Extend the axis of temples and settlements to establish the position for the historical l a n d s c a p e c o r r i d o r, i n t e r t w i n i n g t h e boundaries between the settlement and the salt flats in a meandering fashion.

2 Oyster transfer station 3 Wild Garden

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Accumulation and filtration

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Introducing and outflowing water

Temp le axi s

4 Historical Corridor 5 Natural oyster washing area

Establishing a directional focus

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Using Jhunan Temple as the core and the five generals' temples as boundaries, as the basis for village orientation and site construction.

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Reinforce the axis from Temple towards the sea, partially dismantle the seawall, and utilize the landscape to mend the boundary between people and the sea.

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Breaking parts of the seawall to allow seawater in, providing food for birds. The bird excrement is carried away by ocean currents, aiding in the nurturing of plump and nutritious oysters.

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The dialogue between humans and the sea.

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Remove portions of the concrete embankment at the site and alter the water flow within the area using tidal changes, topography, and low walls.

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The transition from sacred space to mundane space Turning the transition from natural to manmade spaces into a bodily experience, embedding reverence for the heavens and earth into the lives of the common people.

Natural oyster washing area Unveiling remnants of past salt fields, repurposing discarded oyster racks into sand barriers to accumulate oyster shells. Using tides to cleanse the shells and gradually forming a new landscape over time.

Zhen'an Temple

Red brick wall Wild Garden pool Historical Corridor community park General Temple Plants

Wild Garden

Temple Square

Recording history through changes in the landscape.

Reintegrate the divided Temple Square.

Oyster shells

Abandoned oyster racks

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Natural oyster washing area

Historical Corridor

Temple Square Wild Garden

Oyster transfer station

Community Park

Zhen'an Temple

Settlement Plan Arrange local salt-tolerant and wind-resistant plants.

Public oyster shelling area

Analysis of Oyster Shucking Posture

Place a container to collect the shells.

Place a container to hold the oysters.

Melia azedarach L.

Bougainvillea

Water filtration system concept Cooperatively pour oysters onto the ground or a low table for shucking.

Water filtration system concept Cordia dichotoma

Calophyllum inophyllum L.

Casuarina nana

Terminalia catappa

Avicennia marina

Atriplex patens

Sitting for extended periods on low stools causes lower back pain.

sewage, rainwater

filter

shuck oysters

clean water

Intercept residue Connect to drainage system Rhynchelytrum repens

Chloris barbata

Filter water

Suaeda maritima

Ipomoea pes-caprae

Terminalia catappa TSporobolus virginicus Suaeda maritima

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Sesuvium portulacastrum (L.) L.

Public oyster shelling area

Sporobolus virginicus (L.) Kunth 0m

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Repurpose idle houses within the settlement into spaces for emotional exchanges among residents and for industrial activities in the front and backyards.

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National Pacific Coast Scenic Highway —Coastal fishing village landscape regeneration planning

Many Taiwanese still remember how the government built the Suhua Highway with a belief that man will conquer nature. This project plans to make a slowmoving highway for pedestrians by means of almost natural building methods that fit the site to develop “soft power”in a manner that respects nature.

March, 2021 - July, 2022 Site: Yilan, Taiwan Design: March, 2021 - July, 2022

Ecological ditch Existing drain

Add green between roads and ditches

The existing roadside drains are three-sided cement grooves about 60 cm wide.

With some places holding little clean water, the drain has the potential to be a creature habitat.

Construction: October, 2022 - (under construction) To fill soil and build a stone drainage ditch

Project Leader: Chung-Twn Kuo

Combination with vacant area along the road

The existing smooth cement ditches will be replaced by natural stone drainage ditches with gaps in between to restore the ecological corridor in the old Suhua Corridor, create more habitat, and connect different ecologies.

Backbone Range The wall on the south side of Suhua Highway

Pacific Ocean

Highway built during the Japanese Colonial Period

Master Plan

Perspective 1 To transform the exhibition hall into a tourist service

center and geology classroom for scenic Suhua Highway

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To construct a scenic park on the coastal hill

3 Bicycle supply station 4 To demolish the ramp of the original observation deck to restore the seascape on the road

Accessibility ramp

Weigh station

Sea ​​view trail

Northbound lane Entrance plaza

Set up accessibility ramp to observation deck

Nanfang'ao Observation Deck

Floor Plan

Southbound lane

elevator awning

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green space

viewing platform

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entrance plaza

elevator

Geology classroom

entrance

green space

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Bicycle parking lot

Elevation elevator masonry face concrete surface cut pebble treatment

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Waterfront Oasis Park —Design of a Detention Basin Park

Individual work

Site Issues

Design Strategy

May, 2020 Site: Taichung City, Taiwan Tutor: HE,LI-JHIH

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2020 aerial photograph

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Current photos of the Hanxi River

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2020 Aerial photograph of buildings on the northeast side of the site

Replicating the changes in riverine topography— erosion , transp or t ation , an d dep osi tion — gradually widens the valley and slows down water flow. This process aligns with the principles of ecological water purification—slowing down the flow of water. Coupled with artificial wetlands and leveraging the natural terrain of the site, the water undergoes a series of terrains, plantations, and gravel before reaching the detention ponds, cleansing the water along the way.

Changing the topography

Create artificial wetlands

Slow down the water flow

Introducing activities and ecology

The green space is surrounded by buildings.

Perspective

Master Plan

Water Resource Recovery Center

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Low Im-pact Development

High-water season

Agricultural Wastewater Sedimentation

Low-water season

Existing forest

Planting buffer zone

Wet detention basin

Planting buffer zone

Hillock

Dry detention basin

Entrance

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Planting Plan Ecological island： Limiting human interference to provide a quiet habitat for wildlife.

Planting water purifying plants.

Detention basin provide a conducive habitat for aquatic organisms.

Providing food sources and hiding spaces for animals.

Alpinia zerumbet

Saccharum spontaneum

Canna indica

Setaria viridis

Taxodium distichum

T he pl an t b e lon g s to the Costus genus in the ginger family and ser ves as f ood f or butter fly lar vae. It b l o o m s f ro m M a y to Jul y.

It blooms from J u l y to N o ve m b e r a n d h a s t h e ability to purify w a te r q u a lit y.

This is a perennial herbaceous plant that blooms from May to November, thriving in ample sunlight and a h u m id c lim a te .

It blooms from July to November and has the ability to purify w a te r q u a lit y.

This is a deciduous ta ll tre e tha t changes color with the climate, turning from green to yellow to red between November and March. It has t h e a b i l i t y to p u r i f y w a te r.