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PORTFOLIO Wang Jintao Selected works 2019-2021 Application number: 22126064 Programme: MArch Urban Design Email:melocotones1998@outlook.com

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01 /"INTERTWINING" ON THE BORDER Architectural design 2019/12-2020/4 Nogales,America {pg.3}

02 / ARCTIC OCEAN WAKE-UP PROGRAM Urban design 2020/7-2020/10 Kiekenes,Nowway {pg.9}

03 / CHOREOGRAPHY Cooperative Landscape Desigin 2021/4-2021/7 Shanxi,China {pg.15}

04 / "PLUG-IN" AND "CELL" CITY Urban Studies and Urban Design 2020/9-2020/12 {pg.22}

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The north of the border wall is the most developed country in the world. Their president proposed to build the border wall, but it was criticized by the people.

The country south of the border has many illegal immigrants.

01 "INTERTWINING" ON THE BORDER Commemorative architectural design of Transit center US President Donald Trump made a televised plea for border wall funding Tuesday night, seeking an edge in the shutdown battle with congressional Democrats as he declared there is "a growing humanitarian and security crisis" in the southern border with Mexico.

"We are going to get the bad ones out -- the criminals, the drug dealers and gangs and gang members and cartel leaders," Trump said. "The day is over when they can stay in our country and wreak havoc."

Greg Chen is director of Advocacy for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He said Trump's plan could put an end or cause a big reduction in America's role as a safe place for people threatened by violence and repression.

Type:Architectural design Date:2019/12-2020/4 Location:Nogales,America Instructor:Wang Xin

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A city on the border of Arizona and Mexico.104 klicks south of Tucson. Population15,000. It is an important trade and Transportation Center between the UnitedStates and Mexico.

The surrounding mineralresources are rich in gold, silver, lead,copper, molybdenum and other mineraldeposits.

The livestock industry is also very developed.

Nearby are the ruins of a churchbuilt by the Spanish in the 17th century as aplace for sightseeing.

The border between the United States and Mexico was established after the American Mexican War in 1848,It is not only to eliminate illegal immigrants, but also to eliminate drugs, weapons and other illegal goods.

Sota`s Tacos

Background

Boundary Wall

Burger King

Boundary Wall

Hotel Fray Maecos de Niza

Boundary Wall

Edificio del Estado

Crawford Hill

U.S. - Mexico border

Boundary Wall

SIT

U.S. - Mexico border

Post Office

Sofa Market

Nogales Music Center Border Pawn & Coin Incl

Sacred Hreat School

Premiere Wireless Store

Wells Fargo

Compaceros En Mision United Musical Products Inc

Customs and Border ProtectionInc

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U.S.

Mexico

Location analysis

U.S.

Mexico

Traffic node analysis

Boundary Wall

Boundary Wall

Boundary Wall

Boundary Wall

History of the border 1848

1918

The current border was established after the war in 1848.

1990

2006

Permanent bathed wire fence 3-meter-high corrugated steel U.S.border patrol officers shot a Mexican citizen on the border.

More and more immigrants from other parts of Mexico entered the United States.

2019

Rust-colored steel fence George W.Bush signed a bill authorizing the construction of a wall on the border.

Trump went to the border city to build momentum for the border wall.

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Target group & Requirements The police Desire:Stop the drug trade

The government officials Desire:Deal with border issues, including drugs and weapons, illegal immigration.

Border refugees D e s i re : Fa m i l y Reunion and the memory of the motherland

American citizen Desire:Raising the standard of public facilities.

Residents Desire:Ensure the safety of our citizens Farmers Desire:A place where agricultural products are traded

Mexican workers Desire:Getting A high-paying job in America

Spatial organization

Transit

Overlooks

Communication

Traffic

Trade

Exhibition

U.S. Nogales

Border Pawn & Coin Incl

Rust-colored steel fence

Customs and Border ProtectionInc

Edificio del Estadol

Mexico Nogales

BOUNDARY WALL BOUNDARY WALL BOUNDARY WALL BOUNDARY WALL BOUNDARY WALL

cheap labor

Hotel Fray Maecos de Niza

Sacred Hreat School Sofa Market Nogales Music Center Post Office

Customs and Border ProtectionInc

BOUNDARY WALL

drug trade

Mexico Nogales

BOUNDARY WALL

illegal immigrants

TRADE SPACE

Burger King Sota`s Tacos United Musical Products Inc Compaceros En Mision Wells Fargo Premiere Wireless Store Premiere Wireless Store

U.S. Nogales

Crawford Hill

Concept generation

Body formation

The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.

The functions of the building include transportation, emotional exchange, upping transactions, and so on, in the tower above the combination of architectural form set exhibition, overlooking and other functions of the space, the transit function of the building into the United States and Mexico border function of a multifunctional memorial building.

Double helix-B Double helix-A

Building flooring

Spiral structure

Transit route

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Spatial org

The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to s transportation, emotional exchange, upping transactions, and so on, in the tower above the combin function of the building into the United States and Mexico border function of a multifunctional mem the border wall, using the basic space elements of the double helix to integrate into the space on b of the border, and designing some leisure and other fun

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r by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space set up the main transit station functions under the tower.The functions of the building include nation of architectural form set exhibition, overlooking and other functions of the space, the transit morial building.In addition to the architectural design, we also carried out landscape design around both sides of the border wall, using the landscape to eliminate the sense of isolation on both sides nctions space to increase the diversity of public spaces.

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Scene one: Communication Hall The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.

Scene two: Cultural corridor The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.

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Scene three: Outdoor space The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.

Scene four: Transit Hall The shape of the building is designed to reflect the coexistence of chaos and order at the border by means of the double-helix homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, to create a space of different attributes in combination with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower. with the various functions of the border station, and to set up the main transit station functions under the tower.

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The top of view 3.2m 3m 3m 2.5m 3m 2m 3m 2m 2.2m 3m 2.5m 2m 3m Cultural corridor

3m 3m

98m

3m 2.2m 3m 3m 3m 2.5m 3m 5m Trading hall

10m Communication Hall

10m Transit Hall

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02 ARCTIC OCEAN WAKE-UP PROGRAM Research and design of port city rebirth in the context of Sustainable renewal Port cities have contributed enormously to the process of global industrialization, so they have long been considered the engine of the inland economy. However, we have to admit that the traditional port industry is an unsustainable economic model, which explains why most port cities are beginning to shrink under today's wave of informatization and H&N technologization. Many port cities around the world are also trying to study and change this unsustainable development, which means that some ports that are gradually losing their economic value have been or will eventually be abandoned. However, port cities are witnesses of industrialization and globalization, containing multiple economic, cultural, environmental, and social values, and this project is based on this project, through the multi-dimensional study of selected port cities (Kirkenes in northern Norway), the design theme is determined, and the rebirth plan of this port city along the Arctic Ocean coast is launched.

Type:Urban renewal design Date:2020/7-2020/10 Location:Kiekenes,Norway Instructor:She Gaohong

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Kirkenes church

Aquaculture Small town atmosphere

Dock

Trading markets

Commercial docks

Mining industry

Waterfront pier

Snow Hotel

Kirkenes church

Mooring docks

Transport factories

The Eastern Sámi

Arctic Ocean

Former factory site Trading docks

City center

Mooring docks

Snow Hotel

Mine

Kirke

Port city in northeastern Norway. On the banks of the Pasvik Russian border, the terminus of Norwegian coastal stea The 2.14-square-kilometre (530-acre) town has a population 1,649 inhabitants per squ

Kirkenes Weaknesses

Strengths

Northern Sea Route

The aquatic and hotel industries are thriving

Aurora

Multiculturalism

Excellent ecology and landscape

Border cities

The contradiction between ecology and development

The devastation of war Decaying industry

Small population

Industrial development is limited

Tourism has a good foundation

Tourism links water with the city

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Roads layer

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k River, on the Banks of the Bock fjord, the village is close to the amboats, and the most beautiful seaside town in the world. n (2018) of 3,529, which gives the town a population density of uare kilometre (4,270/sq mi).

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Concept Arctic Ocean

Dock

Current Situation

Dock

Hotel

Dock Dock Dock

Church

Kirkenes

Factory

The coast has many factors conducive to the development of tourism, such as factory ruins, snow and ice hotels, various docks, but the distribution is scattered and unrelated, and the connection between the elements on the water's shore and the connection between the sea and the city is the purpose of the design.

Solution Knots

COASTLINE Knots

Contact the waterfront

COASTLINE Form a corridor

Knots are common imagery in life, through the knots can form a way to connect the waterfront to solve the problems existing in the development of urban industries, the image of knots can be regarded as the corridors of the city, the various spaces of the city can be organized at the same time can connect the ocean and the landscape of the city Arctic Ocean

The path of the "knot"

Generate the design Kirkenes

The path of the "knot" is determined through the various landscapes and urban nodes of the coast, and the important nodes of the urban design are generated, connecting the nodes of the city with paths.

Presentation semicircle

Arctic Ocean

Open semicircle

Design advancement Kirkenes

The semicircle outside the coast is Presentation semicircle, and can exist as a man-made landscape on the sea while associating with the sea landscape, and the formation of the semicircle in the coastal semicircle at the same time shapes the coastal public space, which is open to the outside and can provide tourists and residents with a public space that is close to the water

Design scale 800m

Large scale-A 4km

Large scale-B

Large scale-C

Mesoscale-B

Mesoscale-C

Small scale-B

Small scale-C

400m

The nature of the semicircle is also affected by the scale, so we determine the scale into three categories, which are large scale, medium scale and small scale, and at the same time match the public space of different properties to form a semicircle with different appearances.

Mesoscale-A 100m

Small scale-A

Design Generation Port city in northeastern Norway. On the banks of the Pasvik River, on the Banks of the Bock fjord, the village is close to the Russian border, the terminus of Norwegian coastal steamboats, and the most beautiful seaside town in the world.

Abandoned containers

Construct a corridor

Treatment of corridors and buildings

There are many containers disposed of in the factory area, and There are many kinds of relationships between corridors and we can dismantle them for use as materials for the sea corridor, buildings, and the form of passing through the outer cloister which not only frees up the space of the factory, but also and the form of passing through the interior is the basic form of achieves economic sustainability. dealing with corridors and buildings.

Treatment of waterfronts The treatment of the waterfront can give passengers and residents more space for water-friendly activities through treatment. It includes functions such as viewing, splashing, boating, mooring and resting, enriching people's behavior on the waterfront.

Treatment of public spaces The treatment of shore space is mainly achieved through greening and vegetation, the construction of buildings, and the reconstruction of factory areas. While enriching people's land behavior, it also beautifies urban space

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Maste

The formation of the corridor has created many public s and displayed designs based on different spatial propert carried out from the perspective of

Arctic Ocean Planning nautical lines for use as transport and vessel mooring

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Factories as the main window for trade transport will continue to be used

Observation deck

Snow Hotel

Factory terminal The mine can be developed as a base for an ecological park

Churches are also used as tourist nodes near the coastal shore

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"Knotted" sea corridor Artificial islands

spaces with different properties for the coast, and open ties. And the route was considered, and the design was society, economy, landscape, etc.

Green paving Hard paving Urban spaces outside of design

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Sea trails

Build cultural buildings or structures to commemorate the war

Monumental structures

Fishing pier Residents of the interior of the city can also carry out leisure and other living activities in the coastal space

Ship port

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"Semicircle" S B A

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A-Starting point: factory transformation

B-Midpoint: Hotel renovation

Space Design

ased on the public space formed by different semicircles, e urban design is based on the relationship with the oast and the city and the ocean, and different attributes e formedBased on the public space formed by different emicircles, the urban design is based on the relationship ith the coast and the city and the ocean, forming a public space with different attributes.

C-Midpoint: Artificial island construction

D-End point: Hydrophilic activity space 13

Scene Creation The scenery of the coast is also too beautiful

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2 Hotels with views of the aurora and ocean are worth checking in Such a big seafood can be sold for a good price 3

4 It felt like walking on the sea

6 5 Tourists can learn about the city of kirkenes from the ocean, hotels, landscapes, industries, etc. on the Tourists can learn about the city of kirkenes from the ocean, hotels, coast, and on this path people can experience the landscapes, industries, etc. on the coast, and on this path people can various cultural and realistic landscapes of the city experience the various cultural and realistic landscapes of the city

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Artificial island Design Artificial island roof

Second floor: landscape corridor

The first floor: shops and lounge spaces

The structure of an artificial island

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Too low in salt Need to wait a while to harvest

Excessive salt content Suggest immediate harwest

03 CHOREOGRAPHY Countryside dillemas - New rural planning Yuncheng Salt Lake has a long history and culture, but now its development is in trouble. This scheme takes salt lake as the center to realize industrial integration and drive the development of surrounding villages.

The old way of planning large swaths of countryside around the world was largely based on an industrial and material-based planning method or the narrow interests of markets. Both are up for reinvention. We also witness how conventional ways of defining heritage are buckling under pressure of packaged tourism, generating a hollowing of what we consider authentic. Combined with the new ambitious sustainability and rural revitalization goals, these are new milestones of a different nature, which need a new approach in it recognizing the quality of village life. Both the environment and the need for more sustainable ways of living urge us to rethink our relationships with nature and culture. It is also clear that a new generation wants a different form of interaction with the countryside.

Type:Cooperative Landscape Desigin Date:2021/4-2021/7 Location:Shanxi,China Instructor:Guo Hai Teammate:Ran Chenyi Contribution:pre-analysis100%,concept50%,model40%,drawing50%

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The history of the Salt Lake the Third Cenozoic

Generation and legend

Yuncheng Salt Lake was born.

the ancient times

the Feudal Dynasty

Since 1949

The first war of mankind, is to fight for the Hedong salt pool and the "Yellow Emperor battle Chiyou".

Technology

The ancestors have crystallized the salt through the most primitive and oldest methods in the salt pool.

Ownership Policy

Yuncheng Salt Lake is an ancient and typical inland salt lake with a history of about 50 million years. It extends from northeast to southwest, with a length of about 30 kilometers and a width of 3-5 kilometers.

Yuncheng salt pond expanded the development of state-owned, private and joint venture salt factories, and then gradually transformed the private salt factories.the Yuncheng Lucheng Salt Administration Bureau and other organizations have been set up around the protection and utilization of the salt pool.

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Background Salt production base Yuncheng Salt Lake Salt Division Sea Salt area

Emerging industries dominate cities

New energy industry cluster

Agriculture dominates cities Industry dominates the city

Advanced equipment industry cluster Agricultural product industry cluster Boutique steel industry cluster

Energy Conservation

Key plant distribution

Coal Modern agriculture

Northwest Slat Lake District Northeast Slat Lake District

New Materials Coal Chemical Industry

Tibetan plateau Slat Lake District

Coal

Yuncheng

New Materials

Modern Chemical Industry Coal Chemical Industry

East Slat Lake District

Coal Chemical Industry Modern Chemical Industry

Domestic salt lake distribution

Industrial distribution

Peripheral industrial distribution

Evolution of the development model Salt Lake Agriculture

Tourism

Industry Salt extraction

Detergent

Aquaculture

Chemical fertilizer

Brine shirmp

SIight-seeing

History

Culture

The previous industrial structure Salt Industry

Detergent

Salt

Yuncheng, a transportation city in the Salt L. Region, has since ancient times promoted the development of the salt industry around the city. In recent years, improper urban construction has damaged the ecological environment of Salt L. , there is an urgent need for a development model that combines modern industrial agriculture with Environmental Protection

Scenery

Salt Lake

Proper mining does not destroy ecology

Culture

Tourism

Inorganic salts promote the primary industry

Chemical fertilizer

sightseeing

Brine shrimp

Aquaculture

Agriculture landscape

Agriculture leads the tertiary industry

Agriculture

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Spatial strategy Drones

Running track

Cable car Bike trail

Infrastructure

Sightseeing on the lake Salt Lake

Tourist Island

Sightseeing in the park

Automatic watering

Automatic acquisition device

Farmland

Drones

Technology

NDVI farmland NDVI observation area observation center Factory

Fishing

NDVI SALT LAKE observation area Artemia salina Farmland

Economy

Salt Pond and fishing Pond INDUSTRIAL SALT factory Salt Lake

Crop base and farmland

Wetland Urban Park

Ecology Water Circulation

The Salt L. Eco-zone Wetland Ecological region

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Generation of choreography strategies By analyzing and researching the infrastructure, technology, economy, ecology and other aspects of the salt lake, the possibility of human activities and landscape construction on both sides of the salt lake is obtained. And according to its arrangement can adopt the strategy of choreography. Continuing the choreography strategy, several important elements in the site design, such as fishing, agriculture, salt lake, industry and wetland, are arranged and organized to create colorful living scenes in four seasons and create a rich new rural life.

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Master plan

Infrastruction

NDVI remote sensing technology

Legend Crop maturaty

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① Factory

Tower node

② Visitor Center

⑥ Salt Culture Museum

③ Homestay

⑦ Fisheries Area

④ Residence

⑧ Wetland Landscape

⑤ Training Center

⑨ Artemia Cultivatiom Area

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RURAL TOURISM ① RIDING

② CABLE CAR

③ BOAT

Cycling around the salt lake

Having a bird's eye view of salt lake

Wetlands en by boat

④ PLANTING

⑤ WETLAND PARK

⑥ HOMESTA

Experienec the pleasure of planting

Geting close to nature

Enjoying th peace

VIEW TOWER

njoy nature

FUNTATION 1.High overlook 2.Park drones 3.Transportation cable car

AY e country

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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

① FARMLAND

② FISHING

③ WETLAN

Modern agricultural model

Fisheries are combined with halogen farming

Geting clos

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⑤ OBSERVATION

⑥ PIPES

Processed industrial salt

NDVI monitors crop conditions

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FUNTATION 1.Extract industrial salts 2.Process fertilizer 3 . M o n i t o r c ro p conditions 4.Control pipes to sow fertilizer and water

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Scene One: Landscape trail Using the surrounding landscape of Salt L. to build scenic trails around Salt L. , combined with cable car in Salt L. to create “Landscape”, in the ground level landscape, cable car can also have a unique picturesque scenery.

Scene Two: Country Brigade On the basis of the existing villages, a new type of village model was created, combining the resource endowment of Salt L. , creating a unique model of Salt L. Villages, creating public activity space and living space in the villages, space for tourists to visit as well as the unique micro-agricultural space in the countryside.

Scene Three: Agricultural Science and technology The agricultural model of the new rural area adopts the fully automatic irrigation model, uses the brand-new observation technology, carries on the irrigation and the harvest in real time to the farmland and the salt pond, and so on, from the traditional artificial mode to the automatic agricultural planting and the harvest mode gradually.

Scene Four: NDVI observation and practice In addition to the production functions, the factory uses unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) to observe and uses NDVI technology to provide real-time feedback on the maturity of farmland and salt ponds, so that the monitoring center can issue instructions for irrigation, harvesting and pest control, and chemical fertilizers extracted from the salt ponds can be used directly in farmland.

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04 "PLUG-IN" AND "CELL" CITY DESIGN Post-pandemic era · Social distancing Urban research and design The emergence of the epidemic, like a natural law, has revealed a lot of social problems, why does the epidemic appear in densely populated cities? Why don't the poor have access to good public resources? Everything reflects social, spatial and economic inequalities, and we who live in post-epidemic cities need to live according to the "social distancing" of 1m. In fact, social distancing is not only far away, in fact, to some extent, between people, different races, different communities have produced "social alienation".

The design task is to try to take into account the various problems revealed because of the outbreak of the epidemic in the context of the post-epidemic situation, which may be psychological problems, social problems, and even economic problems, and urban planning itself is based on this series of problems, prompting us to improve the city and solve urban problems, so as to carry out bold but scientific and rigorous thinking and design.

Type:Urban Studies and Urban Design Date:2021/9-2021/12 Instructor:Gao Wei

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The impact of the outbreak on urban life Before the outbreak

The city in the context of the outbreak

People's lives before the outbreak Before the outbreak, people's lives remained normal, and socialization and clu sterin g were th e main features of life.

Face-to-face socializing

During the outbreak

People's lives during the outbreak

When the outbreak occurred, people's way of life changed dramatically, replacing face-to-face socialization with the way of networking, and people's lives gradually changed to be carried out as individuals or families

Under the invasion of the city, urban resilience has been greatly challenged, and the future direction of urban development has become extremely important.

The invasion of the COVID-19

Normal city

Outbreak city

Online socializing

Protected city

After the outbreak

People's lives after the outbreak

After the outbreak, people's lives gradually become normal, but still maintain the protection against the virus, and still face the possibility of a new round of virus attacks.

The protective effect of vaccination

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Study of urban theory—Metabolism The outbreak has had a huge impact on modern urban systems, and there is an urgent need to find new ones.

Japan's post-World War II waste is somewhat comparable to the modern city after today's outbreak, so the urban theory put forward by Japanese architects can be explored.

KenzoTange

After World War II, as a defeated c o u n t r y, J a p a n h a d to f a c e t h e problem of rebuilding its national identity, as well as the crisis of urban expansion brought about by economic growth. In this social environment, the metabolism of modern architecture began to rise in the 1960s.

Metabolism A emphasizes the growth, change and decline of all things and advocates the use of new technologies to solve problems. Think of cities as dynamic rather than static as biological metabolism.

Giant stereotypes—Group styling—Technology

Kisho Kurokawa

Influenced by the pioneering architectural trend in Europe at the same time, the Japanese metabolism school also took the study of the city as its main ideal expression direction.

Provides many representative works and ideas for the future city.

Fumihiko Maki

The group modeling thought put forward by Fumihiko Maki.The difference between group modeling and jumbo structure is that it is not always top-down, that is, the organization of the main structure and then the elements of the unit, but the bottom-up organization.

Group styling—The pictogram structure of a cell Group styling

Zoning life under the epidemic

The pictogram structure of a cell

Metabolism is meant to refer to the organic function of energy and material exchange between organisms and the outside world, and is an important life feature of organisms.

On the other hand, the literal meaning of metabolism also shows a new meaning of vomiting.

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Form genera

The structure of the city is formed by the theoret the metabolism of the new city.

Cell composition and division can be u context of the outbreak, this urban orga easy to manage unitary, and can guide urban generation in the context of the out

Texture extraction 200m

600m

Cell extraction 200m

Subsidiary

Functional

Community scale

Community cell

Block scale

Normal city construction

The cellular texture is obtained by the deformation of cell tissue, and th scale, and then combined with the morphology to produce di

Green space Building space

Crop space Road space

Functional cells(6 types)

City Subsidiary Cells(12 modes) 6 types+24 modes

Conmmunity cells

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Texture generation

Cell deformation 400m

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City cell

Proposed cell city construction

he cell scale is obtained by the study of neighborhood and community ifferent functional cells, becoming an integral part of the city.

Core conmmunity cell

Subsidiary conmmunity cell

6×24 modes

Block cells Subsidiary Cultural Cell Subsidiary Medical Cell Subsidiary Inhabiting Cell

Core conmmunity cell

Subsidiary Crop Cell Subsidiary Educating Cell Subsidiary Commercial Cell

bsidiary Cells(12 modes) (6+1) cells

City cells

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Master Plan of Block Cell Hospital building

Exhibition building

Residential building

Subsidiary Cultural Cell

Subsidiary Medical Cell

Subsidiary Inhabiting Cell

Central functional community cell Core conmmunity cell(City garden cell)

Subsidiary Crop Cell

Subsidiary Educating Cell

Subsidiary Commercial Cell

Crop space

Shopping building

School building

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Functional Central place theory

Cell organization

Cell connection

Cell structure

Central place theory is regarded as one of the most important contributions of human geography in the 20th century, it is one of the basic theories of urban clusters and urbanization, and it is also one of the foundations of the establishment of Western Marxist geography.

System of Block Cell

When the outbreak can work at home, the surrounding crops can also let us selfsufficient, and usually can live a normal life.

Core conmmunity cell(City garden cell)

We can play in the yard during the outbreak, and we can go outside.

Self sufficient dwelling

Open cultural complex

Subsidiary Cultural Cell

Hospital

Food farm

Hybrid shopping mall

Mixed school Subsidiary Educating Cell

Subsidiary Inhabiting Cell

Subsidiary Medical Cell

Subsidiary Commercial Cell

Subsidiary Crop Cell

"Plug-in" Block Cells The new urban system provides two ways of life before and after an outbreak of covid, in which people can live in a cellular community lifestyle, with complete functions within the community to meet all people's living and working needs. After the outbreak, normal communication between city cells can also be carried out, people can carry out a normal way of life, and at any time can resist the virus.This implanted urban cell is composed of cells, so it can exist and operate in the form of cell units at any time. During the epidemic, this urban cell can be closed in the form of blocks and communities at any time according to the situation. life, and this way does not affect people's normal life. Block cells that are placed at any time are also a method of this urban expansion.

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City cells Culture Rail transit

2.4km

Residence

Medical

Education

Agriculture

Functional penetration

800m

400m

Public transport

10 minutes walking distance

Commerce

Correlation analysis Scale analysis Functional analysis Combinatorial analysis The design is composed of urban cells formed by different community functions, and the combination between various functions also provides a complete life need for the life of the epidemic, and the urban scale formed by the community scale combination is also in line with the walking scale of current urban residents.

Scenes of city cells Buildings are also composed of cells with a certain possibility of growth and change. Buildings can be modified according to people's needs, and increasing and decreasing cells will not affect the use of buildings. Various urban spaces also provide a lot of space for residents to move, while connecting the entire city and allowing residents to live a better life under the epidemic.Residents' life in the city also produces different activities according to different units, which promote the operation of urban cells.

T h e c i t y 's m u l t i p l e s p a c e s offer us a lot of possibilities for activities.

"Plug-in" building Buildings can plug into functional blocks at any time and flexibly adjust over time.

Building perimeter

Building module 4m 30m Landscape

Cultural architecture

Flexible function unit

This kind of cultural display space itself is also ornamental

Cultural a

2 years - Scatteredly constructe

5 years - Gradually gather 7 years - Flakes 15 years - Network systems The generation of cell cities takes a certain amount of time, our imagination is to form dot-shaped urban functional cells within 2 years, and in the following time, this cell can continue to grow to form urban clusters, and in the future, this urban cell can have a certain connection, thus forming a large modern urban group, which can operate normally under the epidemic.

The corridor is also interesting.

Courtyard of the settlement

Corridor

Outside the hospital

The corridor above connects the entire city

agriculture

architecture

Central city cell

The city garden in the center can go anywhere.

Central garden

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BLOCK CELL

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