Lu Yinuo Landscape Architecture

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LuYinuo Bachelor of Landscape Architecture 2019-2023 Forestry College, Shenyang Agricultural University

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CONTAIN & ACTIVATE

"Roof Garden Landscape Design"

Location:Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China Project type:Campus Landscape Design Working type:Individual work Tutor:Professor Cui Di Duration:2020.09-2020.11 MAIN ENTRANCE

WEST-SIDE LANE

Survey Data Statistics Pie Chart

TRANSFORMATION DIRECTION

FACILITY REQUIREMENTS

ACTIVITY TYPES

VENUE FUNCTIONALITY

Transform existing sites

Sports facilities

Team activities

Read and learn

Develop new areas

Spectator facilities

Individual activities

Relax and rest

SOUTH ENTRANCE

WEST ENTRANCE

Basketball Court Library Plaza Serving as the Suitable for primary venue academic for student events, lectures, sports activities Wooded Rest Area or social and campus gatherings.

Provides a recreation. tranquil resting place

Sports Field Used for sports activities such as sports meets and soccer matches.

Open Space in Front of Dormitory Used for various activities such as social gatherings, outdoor performances

INTERNAL PLAZA

USAGE EVALUATION

PRIVACY LEVEL REQUIREMENTS

CAMPUS GREENERY ASSESSMENT

Partial Coverage

Secluded

Satisfaction

Satisfaction

Limited Coverage

Exposed

Dissatisfaction

Dissatisfaction

GREEN ROOF COVERAGE EXTENT

Survey Data Statistics Bar Chart

Humidity Analysis

Humidity varies significantly between morning and evening, with a notable increase in humidity during the night. In the summer, due to more precipitation, humidity is higher.

Temperature Analysis

During the period from March to July, the temperature gradually rises, while from September to November, the temperature gradually decreases.

Needs Analysis

This design caters to diverse needs, including social gatherings, leisure and entertainment, outdoor activities, and reading relaxation, providing students with an open and relaxed environment to foster communication and collaboration among classmates.

It can also serve as an ideal venue for hosting small events and gatherings, offering a joyful space for the student community to enrich campus cultural life.

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Site plan The project aims to create a multifunctional open space for the campus, providing a pleasant outdoor environment to meet the diverse needs of students and teachers.

By blending natural elements with modern design, it strives to build a space that fosters academic exchange, social interaction, and personal relaxation. The rooftop garden will offer a tranquil yet vibrant venue for campus activities, suitable for student gatherings, small artistic performances, outdoor teaching, as well as personal reading and contemplation. Drawing inspiration from ecological sustainability and human care, the design aims to deepen students' connection to nature, creating a lively and communal space.

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Green Roof composition Heavy Extensive Media Filter Cloth Granular Drainage Media Felt Protection Layer Rock Membrane Protection and Seperation Vapor Barrier

Green Roof composition

lnsulation Roof Deck

A green roof, also known as a living roof or eco-roof, typically consists of several key components that work together to support plant life and provide various environmental benefits. The composition may vary depending on the specific type of green roof, but common components include: 1.Green Roof Composition:environmentally beneficial vegetation.

2.Heavy Extensive Media:Refers to the type of growing medium used in green roofs.

3.Felt Protection Layer:Acts as a protective barrier, safeguarding the underlying layers.

4.Protection and Separation:Offers protection to

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underlying layers.

5.Vapor Barrier:Prevents the movement of water vapor into the roof assembly.

6.Insulation:Regulates temperature and enhances energy efficiency.

7.Roof Deck:The structural base of the roof system.

Choosing plants adapted to the northern climate and ecological conditions, including drought-tolerant and cold-resistant varieties, is essential for rooftop garden planting. When planting on the rooftop, attention should be paid to the size of the plants.

Ligustrum obtusifolium

Iris tectorum Maxim.

Syzygium aromaticum

Begonia grandis Dry

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Potentilla centigrana

Hosta plantaginea

Pennisetum alopecuroides

Phedimus aizoon

Sabina procumbens

Hemerocallis fulva

Cosmos bipinnatus

Rosa chinensis jacq

Sorbaria sorbifolia

Ligustrum quihoui Carr

Berberis thunbergii cv.atropurpurea

Opting for ground cover plants, herbaceous plants, and small shrubs is preferable.

Through the combination of different layers, not only does it enhance aesthetic appeal, but it also contributes to shading and prevents soil erosion. Considering the rooftop's orientation and shading conditions, the plants' light requirements are also a crucial factor. Arrange plant positions sensibly to meet their specific lighting needs.

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RIVER COMPLEX

"South Canal Ecological Landscape Design" Location:Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China Project type:Large-scale landscape design Working type:Individual work Tutor:Professor Fan Lei Duration:2023.03-2023.06

Water Pollution Issue: The discharge of industrial and domestic wastewater seriously impacts the quality of the river water.

Riverbank Environmental Issues: The riverbank areas are plagued by issues such as littering and illegal construction, which detract from the aesthetic appeal of the riverbank environment.

River Management Issue: Non-uniform progress in the management of the areas around the river has led to an imbalance in the overall development of the river.

Ecological Issue: Due to urbanization and human activities, the ecosystem of the South Canal has suffered to some extent from disruption and decline.

"Commercial knots" are specific locations within a city or region where business and commercial activities are concentrated, often serving as major hubs for commerce and trade.

"Traffic Corridor"refers to the direction of movement on the main roads surrounding the site,with dark areas represent the concentration of people, while light circular areas represent the duration of people's stay.

Commercial knots

Transportation Hub

School District

Green Space Area

Traffic Corridor

Residential Area

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to maximize their utilization.

Determined the positions and heights of design elements based on landscape features such as buildings, vegetation, and water bodies within the site.

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Section 3

After determining the primary entrances to the site, functional roads are designed based on landscape axes, existing topography, water bodies, and other elements.

Following the road design, various activity areas are planned accordingly.

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The photo illustrates the current state of the site, with a blue filter highlighting the pressing environmental and ecological issues that need urgent attention.

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Selected 16 points uniformly and randomly across the design site, conducted a line of sight analysis towards the South Canal from these points.

Identified scenic views within the site, optimized the design

The entrances to the site should be conveniently located near major roads, have clear visibility, and be determined through an analysis of the surrounding roads and traffic conditions.

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Based on the course of the South Yunhe River and the conditions along both riverbanks, a landscape bridge spanning the entire design area is designed to meet people's touring needs.

Integrating the various design elements mentioned above, weaving them together, and gradually constructing an organic and impressive preliminary design plan that embodies comprehensiveness, creativity, and sustainability.

TRANSPORTATION ↓ ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE ↓ ROAD

ROAD ↓ BRIDGE

The ways of interaction and ecological relationships among the primary organisms within the ecosystem on the site.

black-headed gull

ON-SITE BUILDING

Predation

sparrow

Pinus bungeana

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snail Setaria viridis

Orychophragmus violaceus

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turtle

FITNESS TRAIL

Didiplis diandra

The main fauna and flora Juncus effusus on the site.

Predation

sturgeon

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silver carp

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herring

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Iris lactea Pall. hedgehog

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duck

symbiosis

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squirrel

Competition

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Populus

dragonfly

Mutualism Predation

Platycladus orientalis

Predation

Salix babylonica

predation

symbiosis

WATERFRONT BOARDWALK

INTERNAL GREEN AREA

Competition

pigeons

RIVERSIDE DESIGN A

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BIRD'S-EYE VIEW

Waterfront Boardwalk

PLANTING TABLE

Landscape Corridor

Waterside Pergola

Selecting and arranging plants based on the specific requirements of different sites

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BEYOND

CONTROVERSY

"Urban Green Space Design in Hong Kong"

SOUTH-EAST

Location:Hong Kong, China Project type:Small-scale landscape design Working type:Individual work Tutor:Professor Jin Yu Duration:2022.04-2022.05

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Administrative Buildings Commercial Buildings Office Buildings Educational Buildings Recreational Buildings

NORTH-WEST

Administration Headquarters Legislative Council Complex

CITIC Tower

NORTH-WEST

SOUTH-EAST

DUE NORTH

NORTH-EAST

Tamar Zone Substation

Government Secretariat

The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts

Historical Parade Events The image illustrates the protest and march events that occurred in the Hong Kong region from 2013 to 2023. By comparing these events across different years, the graphic clearly depicts their impact on the corresponding year's tourist arrivals and GDP. Upon closer observation, it is evident that each protest and march results in varying degrees of decline in these two data points, highlighting the influence of protest activities on both the social and economic aspects of Hong Kong. This chronological comparative image aids in understanding the correlation between protest activities and the economic situation, offering valuable insights for further analysis.

Form Evolution Diagram

Historical Parade Events

Building Structure Axonometric Diagram

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Provide a comfortable outdoor viewing environment for the audience, protecting them from direct sunlight.

Sunshade Canopy for Outdoor Viewing Platform

Provide the audience with a comfortable viewing experience, ensuring good visibility and seating posture.

Audience Seating with Tiered Steps

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Facilitate knowledge sharing, interactive communication, and public speaking events.

Interactive Speaking Area

1' Provide residents with a pleasant green space for relaxation, socialization, and leisure.

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Shade canopy · Provides shade and shelter, protecting the audience from the impact of sunlight or rain. · Offers additional viewing space, allowing the audience to enjoy events or scenery from a higher vantage point.

Audience seating area · Serving as an interactive area for communication between speakers and the audience, while simultaneously diversifying its use, it is equipped with the functionality for small-scale concerts, providing a venue for a variety of performance activities.

Interactive speaking zone · Provides comfortable seating, allowing the audience to enjoy performances or activities. · Offers suitable viewing positions for the audience, enabling them to focus on the event content and enjoy a pleasant viewing experience.

Section 1-1' Stairs

Lounge Seating

Interactive Speaking Platform

Parking Lot

Section 2-2' Second-Floor Observation Deck Corridor

Audience Seating Area

Shade Canopy

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BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE

"A Memorial Park for Tangshan Earthquake"

Location:TangShan, HeBei Province, China Project type:Meso Scale Landscape Design Working type:Individual work Tutor:Professor Fan Lei Time: Sept, 2021

Historical evolution

Site surroundings

The site is surrounded by diverse buildings and communities, located at the intersection of two large parks. To the east, there is a railway running through, creating a relatively clean and tidy overall environment. It combines the vibrancy of the city with tranquil memories, seamlessly integrating with urban life in a natural way. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of revival and hope.Drawing inspiration from the diverse and unique surrounding environment, the park design centers on the idea of blending urban vitality with historical memories.

function demands analysis

population =200

site analysis Through a questionnaire survey conducted on 200 randomly selected respondents, we found that the primary purpose of the site is for entertainment. The surrounding area is predominantly residential, with an active railway to the southeast. Therefore, in the initial research and analysis phase of landscape design, it is crucial to take into account the entry and exit directions of the crowd. Additionally, it is essential to establish an effective tree buffer on the side facing the railway.

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Industrial Workshop

The design of the Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park aims to seamlessly integrate historical memories with contemporary life, providing a space that combines leisure, entertainment, and cultural experiences. The inclusion of a repurposed industrial facility

transformed into an open-air exhibition hall serves as a testament to the changing times, preserving the traces of history. The proximity to the railway, woven into the design, adds a distinct historical character to the site.

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Topographical Changes (Darker Colors Represent Lower Altitudes)

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To meet the daily recreational needs of the people, the design incorporates a sunken green space, creating an environment for relaxation.

The introduction of tiered seating on terraced platforms not only provides areas for rest but also establishes an ideal spot for open-air film screenings. This design not only pays homage to history but also creates a multi-functional, culturally rich community park for urban residents.

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Plant Phenology Change Chart It showcases the growth status and visual characteristics of the plant landscape in the garden throughout the four seasons. The internal color bars present the corresponding plants' color change trends and viewing periods during the four seasons in a gradient of colors, providing intuitive information on plant phenology. This helps understand the ecological characteristics and landscape changes of plants in different seasons.

Section 1-1' Rest hall

Truss

Pinus sylvestris

Fraxinus chinensis

Yulania denudata

Betula platyphylla

Prunus padus

Sorbus Platycladus pohuashanensis orientalis

Cedrus deodara

Pennisetum Chrysanthemum alopecuroides × morifolium

Salvia japonica

Salvia splendens

Acer truncatum

Ginkgo biloba

Salix alba

Quercus mongolica

Catalpa ovata

Robinia pseudoacacia

Populus tomentosa

Hosta plantaginea

Rosa chinensis

Philadelphus Petunia pekinensis hybrida Vilm

Ulmus pumila

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Forsythia suspensa

Hemerocallis Parthenocissus Buxus Coreopsis fulva quinquefolia microphyllavar grandiflora koreana

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Amygdalus triloba

Detailed Section Sunken plaza Amusement area

open-air cinema

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