THE FORGOTTEN (Shihui LIU's Portfolio of Landscape Architecture)

THE FORGOTTEN Shihui Liu Landscape Architecture Portfolio

Photos: Central Market in Taichung Credit to: Shihui Liu

Many things are forgotten in our daily life: they fade under the aura of the well-known, they decline as time goes by, or they are just not attractive enough to catch the eyes of the majority.

But they are valuable, retrospective, and enlightening. They shouldn't be forgotten in this way.

As a landscape architect, I try to discover or re-discover the forgotten places, consider the forgotten users, and use the forgotten feeling.

The things we remember best are those better forgotten.

Baltasar Gracian

Table of Contents Landscape Design "The Forgotten" 01 The Forgotten Habitat

,(COMMA) Taichung Interchange Land Art Conceptual Design

Landscape Planning 03 The Forgotten Community

The Possibility of Mixed-used Dakeng Visitor Center Landscape Planning and Design

05 The Zip-line

Single Activity Development (Part of Tourism Development of Sun Moon Lake Area)

Other 02 The Forgotten Track

Urban Neurons Tianjin 15th Latitude Road Neighborhood Renovation

04 The Forgotten Sense

Transforming Sounds Shuinan Soundscape Park Landscape Design

06 Sketches 07 Other Works

The Forgotten Habitat The Little Egret, the Black-crowned Night Heron, and the Cattle Egret are common bird species in central Taiwan. Their habitats include riverbanks, wetlands, rice fields, which could be easily found in Taichung decades ago.

But there is a habitat that was forgotten: it locates in the suburban area while it holds the largest traffic volume in Taiwan, it can offer food, water, and space while it is still dangerous.

That's Taichung interchange.

,(COMMA) Taichung Interchange Land Art Conceptual Design Type: Individual Work | Academic (Landscape Design Studio III) Project time: Sept. 2016 - Nov. 2016 (First Semester of Junior Year) Location: Xitun District, Taichung, Taiwan Area: 14.61 ha Instructor: Der-Song Chung

LOCATION

BIRD SPECIES Little Egret (Egretta Garzetta)

National Highway No.1

Taiwan Boulevard

HISTORICAL COLLAGES

1950s Undeveloped

Black-crowned Night Heron (Nycticorax Nycticorax)

BUILDING HISTORY & HABITAT MOVING TRACK Fuan Bridge Since 2000

Provicial Highway No.74

Taiwan Blvd.

Since 1958

High Speed Rail Since 1998

Move into the interchange

1980s Developing Hongyang Bridge Since 2000

2000s Developed

Cattle Egret (Bubulcus Ibis)

Provincial Highway No.74 Since 2002

National Highway No.1 Since 1978

SITE ANALYSIS

BIRDS' HABIT

Drainage

Zoning

For Highway Residential Agricultural Commercial Educational

Hydrology

Topography

Basin

Circulation

Wind Direction

To Taipei

NNW 150 NW

To Kaohsiung

Climate

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ISSUE & STRATEGY Accidents between vehicles and walking little birds

DESIGN LANGUAGE

S o l i d Guardrail

Waste of rainfall in summer Lack of water in winter

Rainfall collection Shape inside the interchange

Fish

More lagoons

Insect Vegetation

THEME DESCRIPTION ",(Comma)" connects and separates different context in a sentence. In addition to connecting and separating different parts of Taiwan and Taichung, Taichung Interchange connects and separates freeway system and urban road system, natural woods, and manmade buildings. ",(Comma)" is not only a stop but also a continuation. For this site, the construction projects which hurt the natural environment should come to an end, but the care awareness for the animals should be continued further and further.

The basic shape: a comma-like shape.

Yin & Yang in Taichi: rigid & soft, strong & weak, fast & slow etc..

Lack of food Vine Tree High density of carbon dioxide

Upper: a canopy with pipes to collect rainfall and to grow vines Lower: lagoons, trees and solid rails

The combined shape: c o u n t e r- c l o c k w i s e rotating shape. symbolizing typhoon, a geographical feature, as well as a running engine, a Ta i c h u n g 's s p e c i a l contribution to Taiwan.

NO CO

Toxic Gas Absorption

Solar Shading

Rainwater Concentration

Noise Isolation

Vegetated Surfaces

The Forgotten Path Paths are "Channels along which the observer customarily, occasionally, or potentially moves" -- Kevin Lynch, The Image of The City

In Tianjin(Tientsin), an impor tant metropolis in North China, we can see the vividness, experience the uniqueness and explore the city through different streets, sidewalks, and roads.

But an abandoned cargo railway is forgotten. It, as well as its surrounding area, is lifeless and burdensome now.

The site is near the city center and surrounded by residential area. It shouldn't be forgotten like now.

What we designer need to do is to revitalize this area and bring it to the public.

URBAN NEURONS Tianjin 15th Latitude Road Neighborhood Renovation Type: Group Work | Academic (Landscape Design Studio III) Location: Tianjin, China Project Time: Nov. 2016 - Jan. 2017 (First Semester of Junior Year) Instructor: Li-Wen Li Group Member: Yi-hui Chen Individual Contribution: Site Analysis, Concept, Site Plan, Perspective Rendering

Site Overview

Location

Hedong District Tianjin

15th Latitude Road neighborhood

15th Latitude Road neighborhood, located in Hedong District in Tianjin city, was a commercial center in Qing Dynasty and a concession of Russia in the 1910s.

There is a decayed cargo railway running through the neighborhood. Besides, adjacent factories and conservatory of music make the neighborhood mechanical but fluid.

Site Analysis

Public Transport

Railway Metro Line 5 Metro Line 9 Zhigu Station Bus Stop

Issue & Strategy

Large amount of people brought by the transport center Atrract people's attention by special and funny activities in this neighborhood

Traffic Jams

Slow Medium Fast

Water Logging

Deep: 250cm Deep: 30cm Deep: 15cm

Congestion on main roads

Waterlog in rain season

Encourage bicycle riding and walking

Use rainwater garden to dispose stormwater

Industrial Distribution

Factories Music Industries

Worn-out factories scattered around the neighborhood Centralize the industrial heritage into one place; transfer some of the musical affairs to outdoor performing space

Concept Like Railway linking different places and transporting passengers and cargos, neurons connect different parts of body and deliver information along them. Urban neurons renovate and energize this aged neighborhood by uniting the nodes and circulating pedestrians and vehicles.

Urban Agriculture

Education & Exhibition

Healthy Lifestyles

Bicycle Lane Leisure Park Open-air Museum

Art & Music

Outdoor Gallery

Fun & Relax

Amphitheatre

Vision

Entertainment

Leisure

Farming

Education

Music

Parent-Children Relationship

Programming & Function Leisure Park

Performance of Music & Theatre Artwork Exhibition Relaxation

Farming Railway

Vegetable cultivation Interperson communication Farm products trading

Open Air Museum

Exhibition of industrial heritage (including cotton textile, thermal power, etc.)

Disposal of rainwater Education of parents and children

Planting Strategy

Pinus bungeana

Fraxinus griffithii

Juniperus chinensis

Salix matsudana

Euonymus alatus

Buxus sinica

Ligustrum 'Vicaryi'

Buchloe dactyloides

Acer palmatum

Populus tomentosa

Canna indica

Cyperus alternifolius

Arundo donax

Carex oxyphylla

Miscanthus sinensis

Axonopus affinis Chase

The Rainwater Pond Step Structure ① Sand Sediment Trap ② Primary Purification Pond ③ Secondary Purification Pond ④ Tertiary Purification Pond ⑤ Stabilization Pond ⑥ Landscape Pond 4 3 1 2

Function To let big particles (e.g. sand) precipitate at the bottom To remove the nitrogen, phosphorus, and part of the organic pollutants by anaerobic reaction To remove organic pollutants and to precipitate big particle organic matter by aerobic reaction To absorb heavy metal pollutants and to form a stable water system To purify comprehensively, to stabilize the water and to increase the transparency To purify and to stabilize

Farming Railway

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Entrance of Open Air Museum

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Outdoor music plaza

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The Forgotten Community Dakeng, the one and only mountain attraction in Taichung city area, has more than ten hiking and bicycling trails.

However, no visitor center is in Dakeng area. Now that an open space is left to be a parking lot, it will be an ideal place to be a visitor center.

But Dakeng belongs to not only the visitors, but also the local community: t h e y n e e d a p l a c e t o d o o u td o o r activities, to learn some new skills, to make new friends, to sell their farming products, to enhance their coherence, to show their special spirit to the outsiders.

Except the parking lot, there is no another suitable place to make things above to happen. Besides, if the center was built merely for the visitor, it will be used low-efficiently in weekdays, which is a great loss to the area.

So let's see what will happen af ter mixing the use of visitors and the local community.

THE POSSIBILITY OF MIXED-USED Dakeng Visitor Center Landscape Planning and Design Type: Individual Work | Academic (Landscape Design Studio IV) Location: Taichung, Taiwan Area: 2.84 ha Project time: Apr. 2017 - Jun. 2017 Instructor: Herby Lee

Location

Site Analysis

Beitun District, Taichung

Heping Earthquake Park Heping Earthquake Park Parking Lot iBike Station iBike Station Parking Lot Parking Lot Bus Transit Center Bus Stop (Large) Dakeng Supplying Base Parking Lot Parking Lot Bike Parking Area (Small)

Metro Station G1

Transportation: Move the bus stop and bike station into the site; build more parking lots.

Metro Station G1

Taichung, Taiwan Sociable Residents

The Vendors Parents & Children

The Visitors Parents & Children

Visitors

(Need Parking) Communters Visitors Parents Vendors & Users: & Children Customers Add residents

as users; diversify the user communities.

Garden Restaurants Flower Markets 9¡21 Earthquake Park

Gentle Hillslope Steep Basin

Site Overview

T h e s i te , a f o r m e r m i l i t a r y s u p p l y i n g ba s e a n d n o w a public parking lot, is surrounded by residential area. Dakeng M o u n t a i n s e n c l o s e i t f ro m three sides and Dali Stream flows by its southwest corner.

Being attracted by its scenery of mountain and water, people often come to this area for mountain-climbing, vacation, leisure, and exercise.

Flat Terrace

Steep Hillslope

Gentle Hillslope (remains the same) Dig to Accommodate the Buildings Decrease the Slope Break into Flat Terrace Seperate Hills Landform: (ramins the same) Flatten the

buildings and parking lots areas; vary the topo feature in playground area.

Renovate the 1-Floor Building

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All Are Vacant Buildings 3F

Remove the Buildings

Build 4 New Buildings

Renovate the 3-Floor Building

Buildings: Remove worn-out buildings and build new buildings to meet the need of users.

Spatial Components & Functions Spatial Components

Classrooms

Stage

Farmers'Market Playground

Mini Dog s'Park Art Gallery

Mini Cenima

Function Training Class (For residents)

Outdoor Practicing

Selling Goods

Playing

Walking Dogs

Exhibiting

Community Movie Night

Function (For visitors)

Mini Music Festival

Buying Goods

Parent-Children Pet Carnival Activities

Visiting

Play Dakeng Documentary

Local Experience

Bus Stop

Car Parking (For Commuters)

Public Bicycle Stop

Programming Chatting Plaza

Learning Center Core Buildings

Wooden Platform Stage

Picnic Lawn

Farmers’ Market Mini Dog Park

Motorbike Parking

Art Gallery Car Parking (For Visitors)

Children’s Playground Bicycle Parking

Bus Parking

3 Axis: The Purple Axis: Main Axis, linking existed buildings and new core buildings The Blue Axis: Axis for re s i d e n t s , c o n n e c t i n g community activities, e.g. training class, picnic, dogwalking, etc.

The Orange Axis: Axis for visitors, linking the traffic nodes and core buildings

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The Forgotten Sense When we enter a landscape space, we see the organization and appearance, we touch the texture of the bricks or plants, we smell the fragrance of flowers or weeds, we even taste the snacks or meal from local farm or industry.

But we seldom focus on our ears: even though hundreds of sounds pass through our ears every day, we don't use it as a method to experience the space around us.

When we close our eyes, we see nothing. But when we put on earplugs, we can still hear something. The aural sense is too important to be forgotten.

So we design a park to arouse people's hearing than other senses.

TRANSFORMING SOUNDS Shuinan Soundscape Park Landscape Design Type: Group Work | Academic (Landscape Design Studio VI) Location: Xitun District, Taichung, Taiwan Area: 21.55 ha Project Time: Sept. 2017 - Apr. 2018 (Senior Year) Instructor: Rachel Lee Group Member: Ying-Wei Chung Individual Contribution: Theory Study, Concept, Site Analysis (Part), Master Plan, Sections, Perspectives, Planting Design (Part), Installations Design (Part)

What is Soundscape?

Soundsape, the combination of "sound" and "scape", is the the acoustic environment that can be perceived by humans.

It focus on seeking the harmony between human society and sonic environment.

To d a y a l l s o u n d s b e l o n g t o a continuous field of possibilities lying within the comprehensive dominion of music. Behold the new orchestra: the sonic universe! And the musicians: anyone and anything that sounds!

R. Murray Schafer, composer, writer, and environmentalist

The Soundscape: Our sonic environment and the tuning of the world , 1977

The sonic environment, as well as the nonvisual environment in general, is concluded to be an important area for new design work because of its apparently important effects on visual perception and because it may be an economical way of increasing persons? delight and acceptance of the city without massive and costly redevelopment of the visible form.

Concepts of Soundscape

from the book The Soundscape: Our sonic environment and the tuning of the world

Michael Southworth, city planner

The sonic environment of cities , 1967

Re-definition

Sound is a noun straightforwardly linked with aural sense.

However, sound can not only be heard, but other senses can also perceive sound directly or indirectly. In this graduate thesis, we want to explore the importance of sound in shaping the space as well as the possibility of being recognized by users.

After reading some books and papers, we re-categorize the concept of soundscape (in the right figure):

Keywords of Site Selection

Neat & Simple - the fewer existing sounds, the better Attractive & Accessible - to affect more people's attitudes towards sound

Site Analysis Exhibition Center

Site Overview

The site is located in the north part of the Taichung Shuinan Airport site redevelopment plan. The surrounding area is Shuinan Economic and Trade Park, with a large central park linking the north and the south. The site is the middle park of the central park.

North-south distance: 750 meters, East-west distance: 250 meters

Taichung Green Museumbrary Greenland Research Aviation Exhibition Commercial Residential Education

Central Taiwan I n t e l l i g e n t Movie Center Operation Center

Metro (Orange Line) Metro (Green Line) City Bus Shuttle Bus

Contours (interval: 1m)

Bird sound Vehicle sound

Major roads Minor roads

Wind in winter Wind in summer

Concepts From the re-difinition of soundscape

Soundscape Zone

Entrance Plaza The woods

Spatial Functions

North Plaza

Service

The outer The core

Playground & Food Court Internal

Lawn & Stage

External

Soundscape Zone

Various activities

Relax from work

Circulation

Parking Lot (For service)

Pocket Park Visitor & Administrative Center

Sound isolating plants

Entrance Plaza Amphitheater South Plaza Entrance Plaza Underground Parking Lot (For visitors & staff)

Public music space

Urban forest

From the need of users

Filling

Sports Park

Cutting

Landform

Footbridge

Parking Lot (For Service) Playground & Food Court

Treehouses: In the woods, about 1-1.5 meters high,enable the children to connect with nature when playing.

North Plaza Lawn & Stage

Parking Lot (For Service Lawn & Stage: With less than 1% slope and a basin in the south, about 1.5 ha big, can hold various activities like picnicking, kite-flying and music festival.

Footbridge: About 15-20 meters wide, with greening and benches, linking the soundscape park and south (or north) part of central park.

Soundscape Zone

Entrance Plaza

Playground & Food Court: About 0.9 ha big, c h i l d re n's p l a y i n g equipment (trampoline, rope climbing, bridge etc.) is encompassed by 11 snack shops.

Visitor & Administrative Center

Amphitheater: a sunken theater with about 300 seats, an ideal setting for stage play and chamber music.

South Plaza Amphitheater

Sports Park: About 1 ha big, includes Sports Park f i t n e s s e q u i p m e n t , skateboard park and roller skating rink.

Underground Parking Lot (For visitors & staff) Footbridge

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Planting Design I (The Whole Park) 1. isolate sounds of vehicles 2. bring more natural sounds in

TREES Pongamia pinnata Liquidambar formosana Handroanthus chrysotrichus Garcinia subelliptica Zelkova serrata Cinnamomum camphora

GROUND COVER

Axonopus compressus

Eremochloa ophiuroides

Bambusa vulgaris

SHRUBS

Rhodomyrtus tomentosa

Murraya paniculata

Carmona retusa

Re-definition

Transformed space of sound Man-made sound Instrumental game area: creating sound Natural sound Natural area: collecting sound sound of memory house of sound

Emotional Natural sound experience collecting installation Allegro Happy & exciting Pavilion of hearing Moderato Even-tempered & refreshing Adagio Silent & introspective

Fountain Corridor of Silence

Circulation Man-made Sound

Zoning

Natural Sound

Instrumental Game Area

House of Sound Instrumental Game Zone (Sound of Memory) (Installations of sound) InstrumentalGame Zone (Musical Instruments)

Control Area ((Open at daytime, close at night) Non-control Area (Open allday)

Management

House of sound

Visitor & Administrative Center

Soundscape Plaza

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Spatial Sequence

C B A

A. Instrumental Game Zone: 9 music boxes mimicking the mechanism of some musical instruments are scattered around the wooden deck. Visitors can participate in the sound-producing process and make fun.

C. Natural Sound Zone (Water): Different types of fountain are designed to let the visitors feel more sound of water. On the right, visitors can hear the water pouring out and falling down. On the left, visitors can hear the water hitting the rocks.

B. Corridor of Silence: In order to improve visitors' sensitivity of aural sense, the disturbance of visual elements is minimalized. Walking on this path, visitors will only see the wooden structure and green plants (trees and ground covering).

D. Natural Sound Zone (Wind, Birds and Insects): Different types of trees, shrubs (see planting design II) are planted to attract birds and to interact with wind. Visitors can hear these various sounds by their own ears or by soundcollecting installations.

Installations in the Instrumental Game Zone

Acoustic Tube: The vibrating air transfer the sound in the tube. Users can communicate

Harp Box: The vibrating strings make the sound. The pitches varies with different length of the strings.

Music Box: The users can make the cylinder revolving. Steel bars on the cylinder pluck the steel comb. The steel bars rearrange monthly to fit into new piece of music.

Percussion Wall Different materials (plastc, metal, wood etc.) can produce different sounds.

Stepping Mat T h i s e l e c t r i c m o t o r- d r i v e n installation produce digitalized sound. Different pitch will be played when different part of the mat is stepped on.

Strategies of Natural Sound When wind blows across the ground …

When the animals make sound …

When water flows through the canal …

Planting Design II (Soundscape Zone) Ficus superba

Fructus mori

Triadica sebifera

Magnolia figo

Broussonetia papyrifera

Ardisia squamulosa

Ficus erecta

Prunus campanulata Bischofia Cinnamomum Melia javanica camphora azedarach

Magnolia figo

Sambucus Ardisia Melia Ficus Broussonetia chinensis squamulosa papyrifera azedarach superba

Ixora chinensis

Stachytarpheta urticifolia

Sambucus chinensis

Stachytarpheta urticifolia

Sambucus chinensis

Ficus erecta Ixora chinensis

Ardisia squamulosa

Cinnamomum Bischofia camphora javanica

The Tourism Development of Sun Moon Lake Area, a practical planning project, is the core of the Landscape Design Studio V. In the project, our team set the planning goals, collected background information (including nature, culture, landscape, and tourism), analyzed and developed recreational activities, proposed the overall developing conception, and presented physical plans.

The Zip-line is a new recreational activity our team intended to develop in the SML Area.

Here is the process of develop the activity.

THE ZIP-LINE Single Activity Development (Part of Tourism Development of Sun Moon Lake Area) Type: Group Work | Academic (Landscape Design Studio V) Location: Nantou, Taiwan Area: 187 km2 Project Time: Feb. 2017 - Jan.2018 (2nd semester of junior year and 1st semester of senior year) Instructor: Yu-Ru Rose Ho Group Member: Meng-Yu Tsai (The whole planning group include: Cheng-Che Tsai, Yo-Lun Tsai, Hsuan-Min Shen, BoJu Lee, Tzu-Yin Chang, Zi-Yu Fang, Ching-Wei Kang, YungWei Luan, Wei-Chung Yeh, Hsuan-Wen Huang, Tien-Tsin Sung, Ching-Fang Wang, Zhenhang Cai, Hong-Yi Lin) Individual Contribution: Concept, Discussion of Setting the rules, Overlay-mapping process, Calculation

Overview of Zip-line

The zip-line is an equipment which allows the participants to slide down a cable with a trolley and a set of safety kit.

It is built between different altitudes, which enables the participants to move down with gravity.

The zip-line serves as not only a crucial transportation method in the past but also a popular recreational activity nowadays.

Flowchart

Development Background

The Sun Moon Lake area attracts millions of visitors with its abundant natural and cultural resources. The physical activities in the area include marathon, bicycling, and non-powered aquatic activities. The sightseeing activities include eco-tour, sightseeing on car, and sightseeing on foot.

In order to increase the richness of physical activities, to highlight the uniqueness, and to develop the recreational experience on the basis of natural resources in SML area, our team bring the zip-line in, by playing which the tourists can get breathtaking experience in the extreme sports as well as enjoy the sight of SML area in a different angle.

Natural Resources

Cultural Resources

Landscape Resources

Land Use Slope 0-5% 5-15% 15-30% 30-40% 40-50% 50-100%

Agriculture Forestry Trnasportation Water Building Public Recreation Mine & salf Other

Transport

Geohazard

Geohazard area Non-geohazard area

Vegetation Cover

Herb Coniferous Evergreen broad-leaf Bamboo Deciduous broad-leaf Plantations Bare land

Walking trails Bicycle lanes Cable car Bus stop Provicial road County road Ferry pier

Land Ownership Water Forest compartment National land Private land Taiwan power company Other

Landscape openness Panoramic landscape Wide angle landscape Open landscape Half-open landscape Enclosed landscape

Landscape Beauty Level (Cultural) Excellent Good Fair Poor Bad

Landscape Beauty Level (Natural) Excellent Good Fair Poor Bad

Rule 1: The Cheapest Cost Nature 66.67% Slope Geohazard Type of Vegetation Cover Culture 33.33% Land Use Transportation Land Ownership

27.78% 22.22% 16.67% 11.11% 11.11% 11.11%

Suitable: 20-80% Unsuitable: <20% or <80%

Suitable: Non-geohazard Unsuitable: Geohazard

Suitable: Bare land, Herb Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Recreation, agriculture Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Near roads Unsuitable: Far from roads

Suitable: National land Unsuitable: The rest

Rule 2: The Best Recreational Experience Nature 25.00% Slope Geohazard Type of Vegetation Cover Culture 33.33% Land Use Transportation Landscape 41.67% Landscape Openness Landscape Beauty Level

Suitable: 40-80% Unsuitable: <40% or <80%

Suitable: Panorama - open Unsuitable: Half open - enclosed

Suitable: Non-geohazard Unsuitable: Geohazard

12.50% 4.17% 8.33% 11.11% 22.22% 20.83% 20.83%

Suitable: All kinds of forest Unsuitable: Bare land, herb

Suitable: Excellent, good Suitable: Excellent, good, fair Unsuitable: Fair, poor, bad Unsuitable: Poor, bad

Suitable: Lighter area Unsuitable: Darker area Most suitable area under rule 1: the nor theastern a r e a , t h e To u s h e B a s i n , t h e b e d of Zhuoshui River.

Most suitable area under rule 2: the ridges

Suitable: Recreation, forestry Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Near roads Unsuitable: Far from roads

Rule 3: The Smallest Disturbance on Ecology Nature 66.67% Slope 27.78% Geohazard 11.11% Type of Vegetation Cover 16.67% Culture 33.33% Land Use 33.33%

Suitable: <20% Unsuitable: >20%

Suitable: Non-geohazard Unsuitable: Geohazard

Rule 4: The Smallest Disturbance on Visual Landscape Nature 30.00% Slope 12.50% Geohazard 5.00% Type of Vegetation Cover 7.50% Culture 30.00% Land Use 22.50% Transportation 7.50% Landscape 40.00% Landscape Openness 13.33% Landscape Beauty Level 26.67%

Suitable: Plantations, herb Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: <20% Unsuitable: >20%

Suitable: Non-geohazard Unsuitable: Geohazard

Suitable: Bare land, herb Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Building, public Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Building, public Unsuitable: The rest

Suitable: Far from roads Suitable: Half open - enclosed Unsuitable: Near roads Unsuitable: Panorama - open

Suitable: Lighter area Unsuitable: Darker area Most suitable area under rule 3: Plain area Most suitable area under rule 4: the nor theastern coat of SML, the bed of Zhuoshui River

Suitable: Poor, bad Unsuitable: Excellent, good, fair

Suitable: Fair, poor, bad Unsuitable: Excellent, good

Rule 1 Rule 2 Rule 3 Rule 4

The Cheapest Cost The Best Recreational Experience The Smallest Disturbance on Ecology The Smallest Disturbance on Visual Landscape

Rule 1

Rule 2

Rule 3

Rule 4

According to the overlay-mapping result, there are 3 lines which are suitable for building a zip-line.

But the west line and the middle line is hard for visitors to arrive. Also, there are no other travel destinations around.

So the east line, which is located near some aboriginal sightseeing sites and major roads, becomes the ideal place to build a zip-line.

20% 35% 30% 15%

According to the statistics from Group of Tourist in Landscape Studio V, Estimated data in SML Area in 2022: total tourist amount: 12,142,144 daily peak tourist amount: 71910 Estimated participation rate of zip-line: 0.45% Daily peak tourist amount of zip-line: 71910*0.45%=324 The opening hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The opening minutes: 480 min The participating minutes: 5min Turnover rate: 480 min / 5 min = 96 Daily peak instantaneous tourist amount: 324/96=3.375 The amount is too small to set a single parking lot. The tourists can share the existing parking lot with nearby Takmazuan Tribe.

The cost of building a zip-line depends on the length and the difference between altitudes.

Normally, a 200-meter-long or 300-meter-long zip-line costs from 0.9 million NTD to 1 million NTD. The zip-line proposed by our group is about 670 meters long so the cost is about 2 million NTD. The service life of zip-line is about 3 years.

According to the statistics above, the total participants amount in zip-line=12,142,144(total tourist amount) * 0.45%(par ticipation rate)=54,640.

The price is 200 NTD each time. The revenue is about 11 million NTD. After 3 years, the revenue is about 33 million NTD. The profit = 33-2=31 million NTD.

06 Sketches

07 Other Works

LANDFORM Spring 2015 Individual Work A landform mimicking the texture of a peanut. After grading, it turned into a sports & leisure park.

AS WE Winter 2015 Group Work Our team re-designed the outdoor space of the dorm to enhance life quality and interpersonal communication.

SPACIAL SEQUENCE Summer 2015 Individual Work A hill with 4 sets of walls is divided into 5 functional pa r t s , a c c o rd i n g t o t h e golden ratio.

DADUN PARK Autumn 2015 Individual Work Renovation of a small and old neighborhood park.

T Y P E L A D O R M REVITALIZATION Autumn 2015 Individual Work Revitalization of a one-story building and its surrounding.

R E N O VAT I O N O F O L D DEPT. OF MUSIC BUILDING Spring 2016 Individual Work A Leftover space was turned into a public relations center.

BUILDING DREAMS, CHASING DREAMS Summer 2016 Group Work The southeastern corner of the campus was turned into a farming garden.

TAOMI Summer 2016 Group Work A triangular spcae under the bridge was turned into a c o - d i n i n g c e n te r i n a community.

07 Other Works

MULTI-FACES Spring 2017 Group Work IWe mixed leisure, education, and fishery into this harbor.

1. 森町 ( 齋食堂 )- 素食者注意！ 日式拉麵一直廣受臺灣民眾喜愛，拉麵店 也如雨後春筍般開張，不過今天介紹的這 家拉麵店很特殊，是一家『全素食』拉麵 店， 以昆布和新鮮時蔬熬的湯底會因季 節而改變味道 ( 夏季：筍甜；冬季：蘿蔔 甜 )。

2.9Darts&Café- 飛鏢 / 餐廳？ 「打鏢」這個新興運動，近年來相當 流行，今天就要來介紹台中市這家結 合飛鏢運動的主題『9darts&cafe』店 內提供多種鏢機、標靶選擇，若有疑 問之處也可以詢問店裡耐心的店員， 更重要的是，玩累了可以直接點美食 享用，休閒與美食二者合一，還不來 嘗試？

3.Cheesebomb- 熱煎吐司與柯基？ 2016 年創立，從一開始的行動餐車到 現在擴展成店面經營，『cheese bomb 起司蹦』是一間寵物友善的熱煎吐司專 賣店，店主養的柯基犬『摩卡』是店裡 熱情的活招牌，經常可看見顧客爭相與 牠拍照，其受歡迎程度可見一班，喜歡 科基和熱煎吐司的各位值得一試。

9. 大員鮮魚湯 主要賣魚湯麵線 - 鮮魚薑 絲湯、鮮魚湯泡飯等等， 魚品種主要是海鱸魚及石 斑魚，為台灣南部的吃法。

出品時間

C O R N E R S P A C E RENOVATION Summer 2016 Group Work A set of table and bench n e a r t h e g re e n h o u s e i n campus.

BOUNDLESS CUBE Spring 2015 Group Work Inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream, we s ymb o liz e d f re e l o ve of Hermia and Lysander.

WATERFRONT & FLOWER CITY Summer 2016 Group Work Award of Excellence Waterfront & Flower City Creative Garden Design Competition

4. 萬家黑白切→在地人的深夜食堂： 位於光大街的 " 偽無菜單料理 "， 舉凡小吃店任何的菜色都能供應， 最著名的豬油拌飯更是俗擱大碗。 古早味不但被當地人認可、還被食 尚玩家和全國廣播美食街等節目報 導，生意好到開立二店呢 ! 而兩店 的營業時間也各自不同，總店營業 時間為 18:00~ 3:30；分店營業時間 為 3:30 ~ 10:30。

6. 老嗜來吃行動串燒→五星主廚快餐車： 長期駐點於柳川公園的 " 串燒餐車 "，儘 管不定時出沒於台中、甚至外縣市各地， 卻仍受台中多數民眾歡迎，其最具特色 的 " 水果串燒 " 更抓住每個好奇民眾的味 蕾，而其餐車的移動特性，更使其走訪各 校園，亦曾經到過東海大學內部舉行餐會 ! 營業時間為 20:00~3:00，週二公休。

1. 鴻文製本所 : 老闆親切，即使一小件作 品裝訂也肯收。且作工及 品質都很精細，價格也不 高。工作項目主要為廣告 事務 , 印刷排版 , 裝訂等。

葛時安 黃柏倉 廖堉棠 徐堉泰 黃靖 劉詩卉

AXIS OF IOT INDUSTRIAL PARK Summer 2017 Group Work L e d b y t h e d i r e c t o r, I participated in brainstorm and 3D modeling.

5. 美國時間→紓壓的美式日常： 鄰近一中商圈的太平路，與柳川東路的 交叉口。店內的氣氛放鬆而慵懶，店內 以木頭裝潢、工業風，有著美式的復古 感。餐點以美式餐點為主，最著名的則 是熔岩起司薯條，店內尚有 gogoro 的 充電、飛鏢機。平價又具特色的小餐 館，營業時間為 16:00~2:00。

2. 白雪大舞廳 白雪大舞廳已有近 50 年歷史，是目 前中市領有唯一一張「舞廳牌」老字 號舞廳。以前舞廳前的五權路是重要 的縱貫線道路，因此成為中部地區一 些生意人或是政治人物相約談事情 或是跳舞娛樂之地，而「白雪」也成 了相當容易辨識的聚會地標。

出品人

DALIAN BAY PIER FOREST PARK Summer 2017 Group Work L e d b y t h e d i r e c t o r, I participated in site analysis and information collecting.

8. 信兵衛手做丼飯壽司→職人手做 sushi： 位於北區成功路的信兵衛，不但是網路平台 IG 上的熱門餐廳，亦曾受食尚玩家等美食節 目大力推銷，店面由一般老式透天改建，整 體以日式、居酒屋風味呈現，主打海鮮丼飯， 其現點現做的握壽司、丼飯等料理更能感受 到 老 闆 的 用 心。 營 業 時 間 為 11:00–14:00、 17:00–22:00。

7. 李海滷肉飯 : 一家除了在地人之外幾乎很 少有人會知道的李海，也就是 位於中央市場這邊，原子街跟 篤行路轉角三角窗這家賣早 午餐的李海魯肉飯小吃部。

2018.6~7

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MAP OF CENTRAL MARKET Summer 2018 Group Work A travel guide to Central Market in Taichung.

WE CARE WE LOVE Winter 2014 Group Work The 3rd Prize - Christmas Decorating Exhibition - “The Christmas Sound of Home”