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SHARED LEARNING SPACE 8-weeks 3rd year studio Site:Jingan District, Shanghai, China Instructor: Lecturer, Hui Pan 2015 Autumn Shanghai, an international modem city, o ne o r the most developed citys in China.

o one will not be attracted by its fashionable lifostyle. With

a large number or skyscrapers around you, gradually, people get lost in pursuing goals in their works rather than konw ing how to communicate with each other .1 hope to create a unique community library to break th rough the unchangeable pattern of the city.

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF THE SITE The Jing'an District is located in the center of Shanghai, with narrow areas, large population, many housing constructions, few green spaces and heavy traffic, thus forming an obviously "hot island" effect in China. And the site is located in the south-west of Renaissance Park ••• •• .1 A place where there are many concerts and carnivals held

Jing' an District. There isn't have much public places for people to rest especially in the hot summer. So, how to create a public shared space for people to change their lifestyles have hecome a problem in front of us.

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HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY LIBRARY

PROCESS O F THE PROJECT

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Reserving the fie lds for activities

Prospecting the plot ratio

Creating the visual pathway

Forming two main activity space

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Shared space

Weaken negative effects

Creating partial public space

Separating four functional blocks

Inserting individual space

Using glass roof to integrate the whole building

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This \\as the first one \\hich used the module structure m Amenca The library adopted to the need of open stack readmg. The designer hoped to enlarge the space of use and enhance the usage rate of literatures

It y,as the t} pical hhr.ll) among the modem chma The function of

readmg.. lendmg and sa\ mg are fixed And the mam purpose oflibrar) 1s to store books rather than readmg

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It is called six-ha\ hou.~ " h1ch is the most special hbrar) m chma n~re are two floors There has no walls on the upper fl1xir and people uesd bookcases to sepcrate the space

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EXPLODED AXON Separating the bui lding into fo ur individual theme reading rooms. Each block corresponds to an access. With the g lass roof connecting with each block, it' s very convenient for readers to arrive to the reading place they want.

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vate box. It's really a good place to develop children's interests and imagina-

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ing but also as the centre o f transportation. People through the atrium can go anywhere they want. At the same time, I want to

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When you come in a space which is full of di fferent kinds of books, I'm sure you will definitely concentrate on reading and maybe it's a good place to

through this pattern to break the old traditional library's pattern which is very closed.

make friends. I consider that the library is not just a read-

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A double-height space, big stairs, footbridges, these clements can make read-

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ing space more interesting . As the result, people arc more willing to stay in

to know with each other, to learn with each

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other and to get along well with each other.

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FLOOR PLAN

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Children reading Total number of volumes contained: 9,000 Total meters of shelves in children reading: 55m

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Total number of volumes contained: 10,000

Total number of volumes contained: 20,000

Total meters of shelves in newspaper reading: 60m

Total meters of shelves in business reading: 120m

Total number of seats: 350

Total number of seats: 500

Total floor area: 182lm2

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HYBRID OF SOCIETY 8-weeks 4th year studio Site: Binjiang District, Wuchang, Wuhan Instructor: Lecturer, Yue Fu 2016 Autumn

Because of the china's urbanization, large numbers of farmers have started to enter the city. To be sure, some o f the lower-level migrant workers in urban areas have a hard time living, their lifesty les are so closed that have no social communication.I ho pe lo design a highly mixed bui lding that including a lot of events. Lei poor people integrate into society without financial burden.

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PATTERN EVOLUTION The site is located in the business area o f Wuchang District, a large number of business bui lidng is the typical symbol o f the

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Gradually, the double height space was designed in

In the furture, the high-rise atri um space will re-

was basically centered on the core tube. People live

the tower to create opportunities for people to com-

place the core tu be to become the essence of the

and work in the bui ld ing but the environment is

municate with each other. At the same time, people

building. It is also the main place for people to in-

closed. So, people will not produce more interac-

design large space to make more sunshine and ven-

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tilation. However, the construct ion o f the core tube

tion function. Vertical atrium space can not only

also poor. People j ust live in a closed box.

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improve the sunshine and ventil ation o f build ings, but also enhance the visual orientation.

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CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

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Arrange the activities vertically to be the core of the high-rise complex

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Expand activities horizontally around the atrium space

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Commerce is essential for meeting people's everyday needs Driving surrounding communities' energy

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Retreat of architecture will expand commercial space to the outdoor, as outdoor coffee time space

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Take advantages of the vertical atrium space for the ventilation, lighting, vision and the building micro envirolllllent

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Band forms & Cables maximize vertical activity space Atrium collllect vert.ical views

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T hrough elevators or sta irs vertica lly allow flex ible and continuous space

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Shape fonns to program needs Collllect sk.in facade to highlight the concept

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Final proportion & SQ.FT. Studies Sm1-shading skin facade studies

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MERITS In the final form, this high-rise building is a combination of many fu nctions, it has no fixed form and derives from the use of space. While the high-rise building benefit from the surroundings it will also service the surroundings, bringing jobs to some low-income people. In the building, people can use public activity space without any restriction, which can enhance the interaction between people and form a harmonious society. The high-rise build ing seems lo be a new symbol of the region, it will inject new vitality into the region and keep people in a positive spirit lo life.

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part of the tower. Meanwhi le, sports represent for organ-

ities need large space, they were arranged in the upper

over, due to the privacy of apartment and the sports faci l-

make better services for wider range of people. More-

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has been divided into multifunction areas.

of people, no matter you are resident or works, each part

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Anyone can experience bungee j ump, but the main

The community library is located between the resi-

purpose of this design is to help the o ffice workers

dential area and the office area, which is designed to

The public swimming pool is set at the top o f the tower, with an excellent view of the landscape, as if

release the pressure. After a hard day's work, maybe

improve the efficiency for residents and office work-

you were integrated with nature. In order to make

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ers to use. As a result, reducing the waste of time due

more choices for residents, it provides d iving and

to leave or lo the shopping center. The vertical perfo-

to streamlining problems. Residents can read books at

swimming pool lo choose. The large space supported

rated plate h ighlights the depth of space and makes

night lo enrich their knowledge after work. Similarly,

by the steel structure is interspersed with the stairs

the space produce more light and shadow transfor-

when office workers need professional in formation

which leads to the high platform for di ving and en-

mations. Shape tween floors are also designed to

during the work, they can through the core tube or

riches the space form for the swimmers and people to

make atrium looks more exciting.

outdoor escalator to reach the library easily.

have more interaction.

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REGENERATION OF TEXTURE 8-weeks 5th year studio Site: Gusu District, Suzhou, Jiangsu Instructor: Lecturer, Limin Wen 2016 Spring This project seeks to revive the energy of Suzhou Pinjiang Road by . th c historical map of Suzhou with the disappearance of the comparing streets in Pinj iang Road. T his design make fu ll use of typologica l knowledge, summarizes the prototype and type of the building within the region to realize the consistency of the overall architectural style.

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BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION OF THE SITE 1900.

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There was a large cluster of villages in Suzhou Pingjiang Road. Several large family groups lived together.

As a result of Sino-Japanese War, Republica of China's government Since reform and opening up to the The government changed the villag- The government tried to regeneramost of the villages were destoryed. built the China ' s third prison in outside, people had moved back to es into the commercial street. tion the local cultural and historical People all moved out of the town. Pingjiang Road. the hometown. characteristics of this d istrict.

1890. - 1936. During the end of the Qing Dynasty and the early Repu blica of China, many citizens lived alongside the Pingj iang Road. Because the moat was near the town, the river passed through the lane. So, several large fam il ies thro ugh the river to divide the residential land. As a result, it formed the urban texture which seems like messy but was orderly in fact.

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Because of the Sino-Japanese War, most of the vi llages were dcstorycd and this area became the wasteland. The government built the Shi Zikou prison to imprison important war criminals. A fler the reform and opening up, the prison was opposite to the Soochow University and the residential area which was very discordant with surroundings.

Aller the relocation of the prison, the government hoped to change the Pingjiang Road into a comprehensive commercial street with the typical characteristics ofsuzhou city . They hoped the street has classical culture together with the fashionable atmosphere, and carries a deep city history. So, 1 will try to through the research of typology to regenerate the urban texture.

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TYPOLOGY ANALYSIS OF INTERACTIVE SPACE A: GABLE ROOF TYPOLOGY

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TypeB

Gius room

One transition roo11t in llr.e mi.llk

Tltru p«tios covered by ceilings

r- corriJ.ors and OM house

The tube gable roof building was origina1ly divided into several smal l units as residentia1 houses and the living space and these rooms were relatively closed. As people's lifestyle got changod, when they had their own private rooms, they also pursued scm1-pr1\late spaces. As a result, the building gradually evol\led into patios, terraces and courtyards for each families

Type.G

Onecollrlytrrd covered by ceilings

Mdecorridors UO"-tul. tlle h ouse

Sti/Jjloor in the two lo1tg 1ida

TypeF

The combination of the gable roof building appeared in the north of china as the residential building in the early stage Because it wu a oombination of multiple buildings. so they oould accommodate more people to hve together. With people migrating. thn form of residence gradually affected southern area of China. Due lo the local climate, the closed construction pattern had been broken. and the inner courtyard bad gradually become the outer court and increased patios and stilt floor, to enhance the effect ofventilation.

TypeF

Type.F

Fi1tal/o rm

The construction of the shed roof building was evolved from the gable roof building at the beginning 11nd was used as residential houses. With people's lifestyle got changed, due to the advantage of 1t.s structure, the form got improved from the original fonn sU<:h as tube form, sequence combination and the building with transition rooms etc.

Form • JUUio inthelnidJ/e

Co1tnect witlr theO"-hloorsµce

lltlegr11le tlu ro-of

The combination ofthe shed roof building can produce a lot of interesting fonn s, but the prototype was just a terrace, paho or inner courtyard. People living in the north of china designed the quadrangle dwellings to prevent the wind and sand from entering the courtyard. People living in the south of china de1igned the patio because of the wet air. And the combination of shed roof makes the space more interesting and open

The flat roof is the most common form in modern sooiety due to its simple architectural structure. But the prototype were just .some different sized cuboid boxes,

and people only lived indoors. However, with the dc\lelopmcnt of society and

they pay more attention to have the1t semi-public space Due to the structure of the flat roof is simple. and the combination of the blocks 1s flexible which can produce a lot of interesting space so that flat roof are used widely .

people's lifesty le are always changing, when people have their own private space.

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TYPOLOGY ANALYSIS OF FUNCTION COMBINATION

A MIXED WITH A

..

WolHle11 lto1Ue

,,

wit/I swimming

Worlsltop

C MIXED WITH C

B MIXED WITH B

Combitutl house

Housewitll frt11uitio11room

(}./lerywilh spn:Udsbp

Office /JJ1ildi11g wi.tlt soni-p11blk

RuwltofUle

Off1ee Miii 01.tdoor krr•ce

Compo1111i /rouse

Compo111ul houe

D MIXED WITll D

Row house

Scltool b#ildi111

ColftlfWrcial /,,,1iJtlU.g

wi.tlt, tloubl~ll eitht

witli sti.Jt floor

Rowlrouse

witulqws

0 Ratauralll witll

C0Mpou11d house

collrlyutl

with 11 k"ace

St11.dio

A MIXED WITHE

Offu:e b11il1lit1g

Five P"lios

Still floor """

titl!J~ Gallery

A MIXED WITH F

CJ111.rcll

CAurc/I

Rata11rant with lartu:e

Eulystoge school

Complexd

Office buil1/it1g

St11.dio

Coffuslrop

Sl!mi-publk

Ruwltoiue Type A

rtt:Stlull'IJlll

Coffee shop

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Clt1111ge factory i"'o offiu l111ildi"1

Row worksllop

Row house

Bululor lrouu

TypeB

Compou.114 /rouse

Fu1017

Col#po11.11.d /rouse

Workshop

Scknce&: TttlrMiav d•llW

Mou111ai 11slu1p rab/e roo/ lto11Se

....,.

Te,,oce roof

Sltetlroo/

co-11ily libr•ry

...,.

Blod com/Ji11•tion T)'pt:C

Gallny

Hiflr-pl•tftmn l>•ildi"'

Wo,,cslrop

RataurallJ witll

Scltool b#illfi11.1

Comlfln'Cial A stdioln1ihling

St11.dio witlt• lo,.g c o"Ulor

C ommuci•ld: studio bNWling

Eh c•1ion11/ s1111/UI

witll two p11tiM

Row h ouse

Semi-priv.ie office room

Sltedroo/lttH1Se wi.tltstiltjloor

Sltedroo/ll01Ue

ColttMl!t'ci•I & bN-ihling

nsuu,.,;,,,

Row h ouse

Ra11111nJnl

Scltool b 11ildin1

C MIXED WITH D

E MIX ED WITH F

Scknum1Ue11m

Colftllfttci• I & ed•c•tioMI l>Niltling

St•tl.io

Seltfi. pllhlic worltsltop

Blod combi11.•tion T)'pt:A

Blad combi 11•tion T)'pt:B

Block combinolio11 TypefJ

Block combinolio11 TypeE

PtJvilion

Colfeesltop

St11dio

Concep111ol lt011se

Block combi1totio11 TypeF

Offteebllildi"f witlt tlte te,,.ce ttlftlstilt/IOOI'

Block combi1111lio1t TypeG

Worksltop

Commncial & resitknti11l bN-iUing

S111tl.iowilll tlu winduws / tJCt: lky

Gollny

Gallnywitlt longco"Ulor

GABLE ROOF MIXED WITH SHED R OOF AND TERRACE

P,ivole ltouse witll •k"ace

Compo11.ntl ltouse

A MIXED WITH D

/.ce llu sky

i"'o office building

B MIXED WITH F

St11.dio

.

F MIXED WITH F

Ch•111e tire ftutory

a CtHUlytlr tf

OU-style s/1op

Sltetlroo/

""""•

witul~

WooJe11/roNJ1e

E MIXED WITHE

Stutlio

Row/rouse

Studio

Rowlrmae

Rowlwuse witA semi-p•l>lk co11rtyo.nt

Tlleolu

Colftllfttcia.I& Office lu•iltli,.g

S111dio

Co1'1JW1'cial b u ilditft:

Co#Ulfncial b11illfilfg

Works/top witll

Sludio

Sllldio

C"41tge/ tJctory inlOl't!SlllUl'llnl

RaU/ential & Conunt!TCi11/ b 11ili.ing

terr~e •ntlsti/J.

Studio

Exllibition Ila/I

RaU/e11.ti11l &

Clturcll

Prival.egoll.ery

Office building

Conceptu•I C0"""6'Cia/

FMjilln "t11/011" blfiltlitfg

Sludio & G• llery l>•iltling

fl-

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CONCLUSION OF TYPOLOGY ANALYSIS

A: Gab le Roof Typo logy

B: Tube Gable RoofTypology

D: Shed Roof Typology

C: Gable Roof Combination Typology

E: Shed Roof Combination Typology

F: Terrace Roof Typology

~ti~~~ I. Most of the residentia l buildings are in the form of boxes

l/llJ llJ

which arc more private. And each family have their own terrace. inner courtyard or patio . The buildings li ke apartments which arc more concentrated have the sense of sequence and continuity in

the fo rm. If the conditions are limited, the building will have public activity platform. While the form of the i ndependent house will be more llcxible and humanized. To create the private space and to emphasize the sem i-private space at the same time.

2. Commercial

buildings usually have two forms. One is retai l store and the other is shopping center. Retail stores arc generally

set alongside w ith the street. Their elevations arc relative!} common and sometimes there will be the transition room to

create a link between customers and stores. \.Vhi le the shopping

center exits independently at the most of time. The modelling is relatively fashionable with the double-height space and large area glasses to show the luxurious atmosphere.

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3. Cultural bui ldings incl ude librar ies. galleries. museums. etc.. which involve a wide range of buildings. so there arc various

M ULTlf 'UNCTIONA L

forms. Some arc more orderly. have the sense of sequence and highlight the significance of building. Some have new SI) les to highlight the meaning of innovation. But the same elements

A Mixed With A

B Mixed With B

C Mixed With C

D Mixed With D

EMixedWithE

FMixedWithF

A Mixed With E

A Mixed With F

B Mixed WithF

C Mixed With D

EMixedWithF

Gable Roof Mixed With Shed Roof And Terrace

A Mixed With D

which each type of building have arc large spaces. skylights. and whether they have symbols.

4. Educational buildings arc mostly i n a serious form . Through the combination of the boxes to create corridors and inner court-

yard. The building arc mostly i n the form or tube and each fl oor have activity platforms. There arc also some educational buildings exit independently. These buildings are relatively in a small size and simple.

5 . Of'lice buildings are more flexible. some buildings arc set orderly. looks more uni form and some have been reinvented by o ld factory which have more interesting i nterior space. The large sized oflice buildings are in the form or lllbe. however. some small sized oflicc buildings. such as personal studios. which have

{)

unique modelling and have stilt lloor. big windol'. doubcl-hcight

space as we ll as ramps etc.

CULTURE

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TEXTURE ANALYSIS OF THE SITE

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Road Pattern : Two Water Streets+ One Main Street

Road Pattern : One Water Street + Two Main Streets

Road Pattern : Two Water Streets + One Main Street

Road Pattern : One Water Street+ O ne Main Street

The Number of the Building: 123

The Number of the Building: 124

T he Number of t he Building: 12 1

T he Number of the Building : 148

The Number of the Courtya rd: 34

The Number of the Courtyard: 32

The Number of the Courtyard: 38

The Number of the Cou rtyard : 41

The Number of the Terrace: 24

The Number of the Terrace: 3 1

The Number of the Terrace: 22

T he Number of the T er race: 30

The Area of the River: 5019.29 m'

The Area of the Ri ver : 3700.85 m'

T he Area of t he River: 5959.08 m'

The Area of the Ri ver: 4120.1 2 m'

Street Character: Comprehensive Commercial Street

Street Character: Comprehensive Commercial Street

St reet Character: Comprehensive Commercial Street

Street C haracter : Comprehensive Commercial Street

The Number of the Store: 71

The Number of the Store: 87

The Number of the Store : 84

T he Number of the Store : 94

The Number of the Shopping Mall : 18

The Number of the Shopping Mall: 10

The Number of the Shopping Mall: 14

T he Number of the Shopping Mall : 14

The Number of the Cultural Buildings: 10

The Number of the C ultural Buildings: 19

The Number of the Cu lt ural Bu ildings: 13

T he Number of the Cultural Build ings: 9

The Number of the Apartment: 24

The Number of the Apartment: 8

The Number of the Apartment: 10

T he Number of the Apartment: 3 1

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FINAL CHOICE

INTRODUCTION The pattern of the business street is a commercial main street with a water street,

which

is

distributed

in

north-south direction. Because the east side of the site is the old city wall, so the layout is follow the line

.. c

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o f the city wall, when people walking in commercial street, they will not miss the scenery of the old city wall. On the west side of the site is historical protection buildings, so in the design of architectural layout, the protection buildings arc surrounded by new buildings as far as possible. /\long the waler street, the commercial pedestrian streets arc interspersed in east-west d irection, which wi II be connected with arch bridges, which refl ects the characteristics of Jiangnan water township. In order to regenerate the historical urban texture, as many as possible lo design buildings with courtyards and atriums. Tourists arc better to experience the unique space in the historic district.

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Pla:a

The folk craftsmen are the special scenery line in chinese old alleys. It turns out that they arc all interspersed in the corners of the street, the workplace is very casual, and now, by planning, there are some certain buildings for them to work . Through this way, I hope to preserve this particular city culture.

Chess is an indispensable lifestyle for the elderly. In the past, a lot of people used to play chess on the side of the road or at the gate of the lane, so there could be safety problems. Now, through the planning, we have designed an integrated activity building for o ld people, including chess, drama, Suzhou Pintan, newspapers and so on.

The plaza is a symbol of the

commercial

street,

which is also a good p lace for people to talk with each other and to do activities

afler d inner.

design try business

The

to combine

clemenL'

with

leisure forms. There are both small vendors and fountain squares, outdoor

tea houses, etc.

OTHER WORKS Professional Works Photography Curriculum Vitae

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OTHER WORKS BUS STATION DESIGN (Academic)

HOTEL DESIGN (Academic)

8-weeks 3rd year studio Site: Baixia District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Instructor: Lecturer, Xinnan Chen 2015 Spring

8-weeks 5th year studio Site: Hail in District, Taizhou, Jiangsu Instructor: Associate Professor, Shan Yin 2017 Summer

CONCEPT OF THE DESIGN The public place is used as a bus leriminal station. The bus station can contain

8000 people each day and provides parking space for about 136-1 52 buses. T he station field is level and surrounded by matu re ci ty commerces as well as res-

CONCEPT OF THE DESIGN

idential areas. The ideal about the shape comes from fl owing wh ich makes the

building become more dynamic and ncxiblc. The natural coherence between the The site is located in the I Jailing District o rTaizhou. Jiangsu prov ince. I Jai ling is located in the midd le ofjiangsu province. w ith a

curves great ly increased people's comfort level. The no11 ing shape also adopts in

total area of 300 square ki lometers and a total population of 500.000. The ancielll city of I Jailing has a long history and has been

plane.elevation and even the arrangement o f space. This ideal promotes its inter-

bui It more than 2. 100 years ago. The project is located in T aizhou District has been completed in the northwest comer of east road

ests and extcnsity. Considering of the convenient tranic. the bus station field is designed with a

and Taihe road intersection. alongside old Yang canal. The project land use properties to commercial land. Si nce most of the area

vari ty o r nows which are the bus l ine. the taxi line. the pri vate car l ine and the

around the site is industrial plant. the T aizh. The governmelll decides lo develop tourism hotel pr~ject . take the modelling o f novel

passenger Ii ne.

desi gn. for the im petus' area or economic development at the same time. becom ing a landmark building i n this region .

/ Red Line according to the ro le. confirm the red line

Concession

Volume

Perspective

l'alazc

Subtraction

set back line to ensure the area o r traflic and

to condt1ct a large public bt1ild ing. a potential

the elevation o r west and south is parallel to

the vo lu me is trimmed in the no11heast to

the volume is subtrnctcd by a block to create a

landscape

vo lume is raised from the site

the street a nd rive r

create a new place in relatio n to 1hc site

interactive space

RESORT HOTEL DESIGN (Competition) 6-weeks 4th year studio Site: Xishan District, Wuxi, Jiangsu Instructor: Lecture, Kewei Pen 2016 Summer

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'r ransform

Volume

Hanging Garden

div ide the volume into fi ve blocks corre-

put the similar areas into together. change the

the volt1me ensures the maximum daylight

put the park in the volume to enlarge the relax

to make guests trav el between park and land-

connect ing the volume. smoothing the sur-

s1xmding to li ve fu nctions

height o f the volume to create the possibil i-

and excel lent view to the surrounding envi-

place

scape more conveniently

face. integrati ng the blocks into a whole one

ties or interactive space

ronments

I.lox

Escalator

Connection

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Third Prize in Project Management and Bidd ing Kid

Xi ngyuan Road. Beitang District .Wuxi City. Jiangsu

Second Prize of Architectural Design

Province. 1'.R.China. 214000

T hird Prize of All-round Award 20 12-20 13 & 2013-20 14 & 20 14-201 5 First-class Scholarship 20 12-20 13 & 2013-2014 & 20 14-20 15 Merit Student

I. ÂŁ DUCA TION BACKGR OUN D 09/20 12 - 06/20 17

Sanj iang Uni versity Major: Architecture

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20 17

Outstanding Graduates A" ard

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T hird Prize of Model Making at School o f Architectural:

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Active ly took part in project designers. including field researches. conceptions. sketchup modeling. o utline dra ught and construction drawings

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Undertaking Took charge o f the villa landscape design. including the prelim inary design and construction drawi ng

Supervised and guided members in practice 09120 13 - 06120 15 Key Pe rsonnel of t he Architect nral Club Organ ized students to do fi e ld researches. held teaching lectures concerning the usages o f solhvares like Sketchup. CAD. Rhino etc.

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