Portfolio for apply MLA RRSLA LSU

TAOYI PORTFOLIO TAOYI PORTFOLIO

APPLY FOR MLA PROGRAM LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ROBERT REICH SCHOOL

BLA, Tongji University, China 100515taoyi@tongji.edu.cn

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TAO Yi

CONTENTS “DESIGN IS LIFE” Design has integrated into my life.

It should serve all life on the earth, human, animals and plants.

PART 1

2012 METABOLISM SHANGHAI

Park Design on Industry Relic Tutor: Claudia Juhre

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PART 2

2013 HARMONY BETWEEN HUMAN & NATURE

07 Analysis & Design of Traditional Chinese Garden Tutor: WANG Min

PART 3

2012 BE THERE OR BE SQUARE

City Plaza Design Tutor: Claudia Juhre

PART 4

2013 IMPARTATION AND INHERITANCE

Regeneration of Residential Quarters For ASLA Student Award Tutor: GUAN Kaixiong, DONG Nannan

PART 5

2010 - 2013 CHRONOLOGY

Browse of Other Works From 2010 to 2013

SUPPLEMENTS Hobbies Fine Arts Dance Resume ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Part 1,2 and 3 are totally by done myself. Part 4 is team work but things in this portfolio were mainly done by myself.

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PART 1

METABOLISM SHANGHAI Park on Industry Relic | Ecology | Community |Education

Industry Area of Center Shanghai

Metabolizing Shanghai BAOSHAN

4.3k㎡

CAOHEJING

6.0k㎡

BAOSHAN

WAIGAOQIAO

8.5k㎡ 2.5k㎡

YINXING SHIBEI

12.9k㎡

WAIGAOQIAO Respective

P ud ong Railway

Accumulate

Metropolises just like organism. Roads like blood vessls and blocks like cells, landusage change with the metabolism of metropolises.

Shanghai for instance, in the regeneration of industry aera near the city. Some of them are transformed for housing and forming residentsial communities.

TAOPU KANGQIAO

34.2k㎡:22.4k㎡

JINQIAO

11.0k㎡

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3.1k㎡ TAOPU JINQIAO

2.1k㎡ 6.2k㎡

Respective

Project ’s si

Accumulate

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SHIBEI YINXING FANGZHI

FANGZHI

CAOHEJING

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KANGQIAO

Story of Shanghai

Industry Layout of Shanghai

In 1990s, a large amount of industry distrcts sprouted up around inner ring of Shanghai. Twenty years have passed , now the metropolita n Shanghai undergoing a new round of regeneration. These were-industry-areas which near to the center of city are half-abandoned, waiting for chances to be reconstructed.

Industry area have been move from nowadays center area to suburb, with that process, abandoned area would be used to housing, with the vanish of railways.

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Urban Agriculture on the bare gournd nearby recidence and illegal huts, people grow vegetations.

They treat this form of agriculture as a significant part of their life, which feed back them in recreation in spirit and harvest in crops.

About the Site

SHIBEI’s Story

Various usage of land conpress in this around 5 ha wedge shape site, which surrounded by residential and industry aeras. Inner the site situation is chaotic. Two railways and blocked roads divde the site into cracked pieces.

SHIBEI was one of industry cores of Shanghai, which mainly in cable and textile. With the development of Shanghai, factories gradually moved far away from center area. SHIBEI district is gradually transform into residential area. What on the site now only is the remnant of construction, polluted land and semlly river. Thus, regeneration is inevitably took in to account to retrigger this area.

Natural Vegetation Area After being surrounded by barbed wire, this area triggered the ecological succession from the start point of abandoned bare area. Now what grow in this area almost all native planting. And, there is semi-natural ecosystem operating.

Exist landing

Land plan

To

N XI YI N

To BAO S

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HAN

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Nursing Garden Now there is nursing garden which in charge of government, which would be abandoned with the process of regeneration.

Textile Industry Technic School

Recident

For serving nearby textile facotry, a school had been built to train and deliver workers to it. While what we have know only is the relic of half-devastated school building.

Soil Polluted Area

There are three old apartments and a number of illegal huts on site. People who live there, trouble by the circumstance settlement, desire to relocate in a better place.

To TA OP U

Between two railways was a paper factory, roughly ten years ago, the main building of the facotry have been pulled down. Now this triangular area is siege in barbed wire and occupied by confiscatory motorcycles.

Contaminated chemically and materially make this area unavailable in vegetation. Thus, soil purification strategy should be put on the schedule.

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0 20

100m

2012 Industry Relic Imput

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

·Soil Improvement ·Water Purification ·Urban Agriculture ·Recreation ·Railway

·Soil Improvement ·Water Purification ·Urban Agriculture ·Horticulutre ·Recreation ·Museum ·Children Playground ·Railway

·Soil Improvement ·Water Purification ·Urban Agriculture ·Horticulture ·Recreation ·Museum ·Children Playground ·Education Center ·Forest Land ·Reservior

2022

2017

Rainfall

Sunlight

2032

Timeline

Solar Panel

Pump

Wetland

Soil Improvement

Horticulutre

Flowers

Water

Agriculture

Vegetable

Park Output

Education

Industry

Money

Mentablism of Park

The ambition of park design is to Building build a eco-system in which use ecologocial strategies recover the injury on enviornment industrial activiaties caused. With the time pass by, the park gradually become fittable for people live around, and play a important role in ecology community and education.

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Ecology Lights

Recycle

Community

rice

wheat

How important agriculture is for Chinese?

Agriculture played a significant role in ancient China. Since China is advanced in planting technique for nearly 3000 years, agriculture built and guaranteed the foundation of Chinese feudal society. People had close relationship with land and got every daily necessities from growth of plants. The peasant economy that relied on agriculture has profound influence in Chinese culture, what’s more, haunting around in people’s mind, even in nowadays, in the metropolitan Shanghai.

Railway Firm Ground

Firm Ground

River

River

rice

wheat

cane

carrot

cron

bean

cabbage

tea

Feudal Hierarchy - Statu of Vocation

Craftsman

Officer

Merchant

Existing Pavement

Farmer

Pavement System

Route for different people

Metabolisim of earth

The benefits of Urban Agriculture

Walker

Runner Community & Education

SOICAL COMMUNICATION RECREATION

Bicycle

Wheelchair

CHILDREN EDUCATION FOOD RESOURCE

Stage 1

Stage 2

·Spontaneous Agriculture ·Shelter of Railway

·Planned Agriculture ·Shelter of Railway ·Children Playground ·Exercise Field

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Soil Improvement

What would happen in 20 years Planting rape to abosorb the soil polluted by alkali and heavy metal.

Wetland raised by preservation of orignal vegetation and growing particular species with water purification ability.

Ecological strategy are being used to deal with land and water.

After 10 years, some light-polluted area could be used for planting. Education center is built for people from community to know about the ecological strategy being used in park and learn the skill of horticulture and agriculture.

Wetland grows bigger and bigger.

20 years of soil improvement process provides more avaliable lands. Glass houses are putted in flower field for recreation. Practice of horticulture in pollution free land.

In wetland, an integrated and reliable water purify system is built. A resevior supply by purification of the water from river, to feed the need of landscape, agriculture and entertainment.

Polluted materials like alkalis and heavy metal elements are absorb from the root of vegetation.

Then these enrichment materials are transported to recycle industry. Time pass by and the pollution situation become better. After this, land could be used for new founction like horticulutre.

Burn & Recycle

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 3

·Soil Improvement ·Water Purification

·Horticulutre ·Wetland ·Education Center

·Grass Houses ·Resevior

Gain & Transport

Wetland Purification

For preservation of water resource, the design of park aim to supply its need on water by purification. Water is pumped from polluted river, flow through the wetland and go through the purification process of sedimentaion, aeration and plant absorption, eventually flow into the resevior. People could use the clear water from resevior for agriculture, horticulture and recreation activities. At the same time, the process show in wetland is a good teaching case for ecology education.

Vegetation absorbing

Sunlight

Solar Energy

O2 O2 O2

Submerged Plant Polluted Water Sand Microbial Decomposition

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Sedimentation

Floating Plant

Emergent Plant

Reservoir

Pebble

Aeration

Hydrilla

Lotus Eichhornia

Zizania Calamus

Potamogeton

Agaricus

Reed

Pistia

Iris

Alisma

Trapa Ceratophyllum

PART 2

Harmony Between Human and Nature Talk to Traditional Gardens | Spatial Analysis of Huanxiu Mountain Villa Design of Tradional Garden | Crane Garden

Talk to Traditional Garden Traditional western gardens tends to be extremely artificial or natural, which is all humanity or nature. While traditional Chinese garden show the willing to combine human and nature by using man-made strategy to express the harmony with natural.

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Wumu Garden

Tremendous differences on the way ancient western and Chinese people thinking. Western people try to think in rationally and utilize the source of nature.

Chinese people, admire the gorgeous of nature, attempt to rebuild nature in their garden.

618

Huanxiu Mountain Villa

Natural Garden

汉

Han Dynasty

唐

Tang Dynasty

Literati Gardens

960

Canglang Pavilion

“The straight line belongs to men, the curved belongs to God”

Concretization

Origin from the idolize of mysterious nature, garden sprouted in China.

With the development of culture and economy, creation of gardens grow to mature. Most of gardens which could reminded now in citis are built by officers, who have higher artisitc apperciation.

Lion Grove Garden

1342

Natural Garden

Formal Garden

Formal Garden

元

Yuan Dynasty

Chinese Garden Different with western tranditional garden in which only is single element, Chinese garden combine the curve and stright lines to show the beauty of nature.

宋

Song Dynasty Humble Administrator's Garden

Both of western and chinese traditional gardens combine the elements of architecutre, route and water, same in modern parks. But the meaning of these elements are various.

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Crane Garden

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10

25m

清

Qing Dynasty

Abstraction

08

500m

1765 Master of Nets Garden

Western garderners build houses for funcion, dig ponds for landscape.

However, Chinese gardener integrate architecture with water to show harmonious landscape.

And, routes in western gardens more likely are used for divide spaces, while in Chinese gardens, they connect spaces.

Ming Dynasty

0 100

Chinese tradition gardens aim to put miniature landscape in defined area.

Thus with the evolution of gardening, landscape gradually change from real nature objects to abstract objects which symbol the limitless of nature.

1509

环秀山庄

Spatial Analysis of Huanxiu Mountain Villa

Huanxiu Mountain Villa was built in nearly one thousand years ago. What we see today was recovered after the foundation of P.R.China. Whole villa area is about 2,000㎡, most of it is occupied by buildings and rockery.

Corridors Sight Analysi

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Building

Building

Corridors

Building

0

2

5m 09

天下第一假山

NO.1 Rockery in the World

Huanxiu Mountain Villa is famous of its rockery, which is built by GE yuliang in Ming dynasty. The rockery occupied almost one third of the villa. It is a typical example of how the scene changes with walking in Chinese tranditional garden. Walking in the rockery, with abundant spatial experience, just like in real mountains.

Spatial Experience with Route

The volume of rockery, the relationship with buildings and the closeure of space, various the spatial experience with movement of steps

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意与韵

Momentum and Rhyme of Space

Gardeners value momentum more than the material form of rockery. Momentum shows the motion and spirit of rockery, controls and effects the rhyme of space. It is the original source of garden’s space.

Route

Building

Route

Plant Coverage Space Volume Water Volume Rockery

ROOM ROOM

Ryhme of the Villa

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Locates in wetland, Crane Garden tries to open one side to the nature circumstance to show the willing of harmony between nature and human. On the other side, along with the road is high, white wall to control the space experience of visitors.

C 0 10

B

50m

· 0.30

双舞轩 梅 · 3.10

桂 梅

Crane Garden

暄妍亭

梅妻鹤子

冰雪仙

·

罗汉松2.50

梅

海棠

桃

罗汉松

Taking a plum tree for wife and cranes for children

桃

·

0.10

罗汉松

梅

梅

梅

· 0.75

清音亭

罗汉松

桃

众芳亭

海棠

· 0.10

罗汉松

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3.50

海棠

· 0.00

桂 梅

柳 海棠

红枫

玉兰

孤云堂

· 0.60

A

A

红枫

Design of Crane Garden inspire by the story of Lin Hejing in Qing dynasty, who live in agrestic area, companied with cranes and trees. He avoiding human society, admired the life involve in nature.

Thus the layout of Crane Garden aim to experss the elegant of crane. Plum trees are planted in quantity in the Garden to inhance the atmosphere of elegant.

梅

桃

桃 夹竹桃

罗汉松 · 0.50

梅

九皋亭 ·

2.60

海棠

玉兰 梅 海棠 竹

C

玉兰

尘远堂 · 0.60

B Section B-B

Section C-C

Section A-A 12

Wall

NATURE

Building Rockery Plant Coverage

ROCKERY

Water

Rhyme With Wall Before entry Crane Garden, people need to go along with a long wall, their curiousity gradually raise by the decreased height of wall and occasional appearing of windows which give them a glance of inner space. When they go into the Garden and follow the corridor, the zigzag and elevation change with steps provide them special space experience.

WATER BUILDING

NATURE Garden Scene Four elements, building, rockery, water and nature interact with each other in the surround of walls, form typical traditional chinese garden space.

Spatial Analysis The space of human and nature have the tendency to interact with each other.

The zigzag corridor comebine with rockery, plants and windows give vistor various ways to see the landscape and more abundent space experience.

View Analysis

Crane Garden

Horizontal View Low Angle or Overhead View Pass Through View Movement of steps with shift of scenes is common in Traditional Chinese Garden. Through that design method, spaces connect with each other by looking through walls or barriers.

And with movement of steps, space experience various.

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PART 3

Be There or Be Square

City Plaza Design | Humanize Public Space of Downtown Area

The site attaches to the Urban planning exihibition hall now is an empty square without any canopy or places for people to stay. No activities or functions could be found on it. In most of time, this area is just a corner on the way people commuting. Two metro station and crossroad inavoidable take into pedestrian whose routes cut the space into pieces.

Overground and underground routes are also available and choices vairous between people

Line 8

Pedestrian Route

Line 1

Site locates in center Shanghai

SITE Jiujiang Road

Line 2

Site Analysis

Yunnan Road

Mid Xizang Road

The site of corner plaza locates in the most center area of Shanghai, surrounded by highly complicated circumstance with politial, cultural, commerical and residential areas. The people avenue divides two open spaces people park and people square up, crossing of which is forbidded for pedestrian. But the spatial axis from the government building to Shanghai museum is strong enough to cross the avenue. Along that main road are a sequence of large scale spaces.

Overground Pedestrian Underground Pedestrian

People Square Transportation Hub

Underground Area Metro Station Bus Station ho Fuz

SITE ng i za dX

Commerical & Residential Area

Urban Planning Exhibition Hall

a Ro

Shanghai Art Museum

Mi

Urban Planning Exhibition Hall

oad uR

SITE

People Park Shanghai MOCA

Hankou Road

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SHANGHAI Government

Fuzhou Road Shanghai Grand Theatre

Commerical & Residential Area

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Pe

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u en Av

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People Square

venue People A

Shanghai Museum

Shanghai Concert Hall

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Underground Pedestrian Potential Pedestrian Underground Area

To People Park

Metro Station Bus Station

Potential Routes

People try to go over the barriers on their shortways for saving their time spent on walking. Need of crossing People Avenue is avid but it is also dangrous. The corner is not convinent for vehicles nor pedestrian, current condition need to be changed.

Drawbacks

Without design, the pedestrain routes seperate the empty into pieces. Noise and exhaust from avenue make the plaza uncomfortable for the user. Some people assmeble in certain area for a short time, then the group vanishes soon.

SITE

To Jiujiang Road

To Nanjing Road

Overground Pedestrian

Urban Planning Exhibition Hall

Canteen

Service Metro

Tourist

NOISE Office Worker

Urban Planning Exhibition Hall

SITE

Tourist

Tourist Lawn

EXHAUST

Office Worker

To Fuzhou Road

To Governm

ent

To Fuzhou Road

Solar Radiation

To Shanghai Museum

Destinations e le Squar To Peop

Direction 3 Direction 1

Direction 4

Direction 2

Compare with people passing through the plaza, few people choose it as destination of their short trip. Visiting the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall probably the only destination of the plaza.

Nothing attraction on the plaza but indifference and inanity.

People who pass through the plaza ahead different directions in 5 minutes

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Although shadow by towering Urban Planning Exihibition Hall, most part of plaza could get enough sunlight at noon even in wintertime.

Delightful recreation space could be formed around the plaza if the drawbacks evoided by design.

Every Month Solar Radiation

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jul

Jun

Aug

Sep

Oct

Now

Dec

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Form the Corner

Master Plan

Different elevation of conrners form various spatial experience.

The strategy of design is dividing the plaza into two parts. To negotiate with city and the site’s location, deprive the space of pedestrian route from inner plaza.

Elevates the corners to form different spactial expericen which aim to appeal citiens to the plaza and provide ‘incidents’ for people to meet and communicate with each other. At the same time, it blocks the drawbacks of main urban road.

The object of design is to light the plaza, make it a friendly space to slow down people’s hectic life and let them enjoy the life of society.

Can be step over Divded by sightly elevated 0~0.4m

Sight can go through Unavaliable for crossing

Urban Plan

Hall Exhibition

0.4~1.5m

Pe d e

Plaza Inner Space

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Blocked the sight Coffe

1.5~2m

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e Bar

0 Servi ce

20m

4

Cente r

Snack

Bar

2~3m

Provides shelter for people

MTR

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Divide in and out space

Touching the Corner

Crossing into pieces

Elevation

People’s Waltz

For convinence of pederstrians, in peak time of routine days traďŹƒc lights of four corner turn to red at the same time. People from all direction crossing the corners, just like Waltz in the middle of road.

Current Corner

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Waltz Corner

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Experience Knowledge Intelligence Skills

PART 4

IMPARTATION AND INHERITANCE Regeneration of Residential Quarters Story of Retired Professor and Students For ASLA Student Award

Seeds

Residential Layout

PRO.

STU.

STU.

PRO.

Residential Layout

PRO

STU.

STU.

PRO.

Introduction

Student Recidence

600s Tang Dynasty

In two-storey houses of Tongji Residential Quaters living retired professor of Tongji University. Even leave the lectern, they still want to deliver their knowledge to students. At same time, students of TJU worried about their way on getting knowledge. Now the garden in front of these house provide spatial possibility for the communication between retired professors and students.

Teaching Building

Lecture

Class

Debate

Work

Living Together

1900s Qing Dynasty 1950s People’s Republic of China

UNIVERSITY

The education mode in Chinese universities are western mode, but there are still some traditional method around us.

ACADEMY OF TRADITIONAL LEARNING

Transformation of Learning Parttern

Lecture

Class

Debate

Work

Living Together

The Scenery Prospected in Project

Nowadays

500m

100

0

Students and retired professors living together in this site is conducive to the continuation of the traditional mode of teaching.

Current Situation

Daliy Routine

Initially the public green space before the house was left for the post-construction.

Since the plan has changed, it now become the privite yard for eah family on the first floor.

The rest of the Time are for the Activieies at School or outside Site.

Daily Grind

Students prefer to studying in the library in the afternoon during weekdays.

But at nightfall come most of them outside to the yard or anywhere else.

Self-study

Exercise

Single Unit

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Read

=

Nap

Building

Gardening

+

Chat

Private Space

+

Walk the Dog

Planting

Garden

+

Walk

Trail & Hedge

Possibility of Activieies in Apartment Possibility of Activieies in Garden

Life during Weekday of Students

Seeding Professors prefer to go out

Most of the Students attend class at 8:00 but most of the time they just walk hurriedly through the yard.

Life of Professors

right after Breakfast or before dinner.

Chatting

At weekends have students more opportunities going outside to the yard.

Life during Weekend of Students

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2

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Visiting

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Making the Grid Needs

Upstairs/Downstairs P = Professor S = Student

Distribution Professor

P/S

S/P

P/P

S/S

Private Bubble Public

The Distribution of Professor(often a family unit)and Students(2,3 or 4 as a unit)

The division of garden which diverse with the distribution of residents (both 1f and 2f) 1-Private 2-Education Bubble 3-Public Space for Communication as a Whole Neighborhood

Master Plan

Private, education bubble and public space compose the gardens before houses. Area of these three space various because of the need of residents.

Superposition

2 Pro. with 1 Kid

1 Pro. with 1 Kid

1 Pro.

2 Pro.

Student 2 Pro.

3 Pro.

4 Pro.

Froming Progress

Baseline

Baseline

Superposition

Transformation

Transformation

Forming

The Fixed Boundry

DeďŹ ne the position of the tree as joint to share the curve - The Fixed Boundary

The Changeable Boundary.

The ribbon vased on the baseline by topology The Variable Boundary

Combine the ďŹ xed and changable boundary to form various circluar spaces

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Section of four seasons

Typical Plan Everygarden consist of three parts but areas tof them are dierent.

Professor

Construction Festival In Summer

Student

Lighting Design Festival In Winter

Student

Structure Professor

Cable Node Graph

Seeding In Spring Student

Student

Plan Harvest In Autumn

Professor

Professor Section 22

Steel Strut

Edible Range

Unit

Professors could enlarge or shink their garden by planting. It would also change with season.

Private

Bubble

Public

Winter Private

Bubble

Public

Summer

Crops + Plants in the Yard The selscted plants and crops are suitable for the base and a diverse compound mode.Gardening together has become a practical means of communication between retired professors and the students.In addition to ornamental role, most of the plants proved fruits for human consumption and sharing in different seasons. Planting of annuals can be used as a variable boundary, re-sketched the boundary of the field.

Therophyte

Grass

Chinese Silvergrass Purple Oxalis Coreopsis

View

Strawberry

Shrub

Tea plant Sunflower Rapeseed

Public Space

Green cucumber

Vine

Idea Incubator

Grape Vine

Materials

Edible

Chinese wistaria Climbing Roses Osmanthus fragrans

Tree

View

Wood

Plastic

Brick

Gravel

Medicinal Citron Loquat

Spring

Summer

Autum

Winter

Edible

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Autumn Scene

Season for Harvest

Spring Scene

Season for Seeding

Night Scene

Lighting Design Festival

Deisgn for Four Seasons

Summer Scene

Construction Festival

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In different periods of year, various activities could be held on the gardens.

Crops are growed on the ground, seeding happen in spring and sow in autumn. In summer we have Construction Festival and in winter, we hold on Lighting Design Festival.

PART 5

CHRONOLOGY

Acdemic Studio 路 Personal work 路 Competition 路 Survey Drawing From 2010 to 2013, Tongji University

Flying Park

Shisuo Elementary School

Excellent Work of National Green Campus Concept Design Competition Student Award 2013 Collaborator: LIU Siyu, YOU Wei, 2013, Sanya

Personal Work, 2013, Shanghai

Corner Square

Personal Work, 2013, Shanghai

2013

Community Clubhouse

Personal Work, 2012, Shanghai

Kindergarten Design

Personal Work, 2012, Shanghai

Congregate Housing

Personal Work, 2012, Shanghai

Xiangshan Planting Design

Collaborator: SUN yan, ZHU minhong, 2012, Xiangshan

2012

Learning from Master Architects

Collaborator: LUO Linlin, TUO Zhaoxia, 2011, Shanghai

Building Festival

Gold prize Class Work, 2011, Shanghai

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Wing Bridge

Class Work, 2011, Shanghai

Waiting Room of Airport Personal Work, 2011, Shanghai

Wenyuan Building Mapping

Collaborator: ZHANG Yiyang, TUO Zhaoxia, YUAN man ,2010, Shanghai

2010 & 2011

SUPPLEMENT Hobbies Fine Arts

Dance “Drill the World”

“Trill the World”

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RESUME Mr. TAO Yi

Nationality: China Tongji University College of Architecture and Urban Planning [CAUP] 1239 Siping Rd., Shanghai, P.R.China Tel: +86 188 01930337 E-mail: 100515taoyi@tongji.edu.cn

EDUCATION

9/2010 – Present Tongji University, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Shanghai Expected Graduate Date: June 2013

ACHIEVEMENT 2013 National Green Campus Concept Design Competition Student Award,Excellence prize 2012 Tongji University Students Innovation Training Program, Third Prize Tongji University Winter Social Practice Work, Outstanding Project 2011 5th Tongji University Building Festival, Gold Award

EXPERIENCE & INTERNSHIP 2013 HUA Urban Planning and Architecture Design, Intern Architect Pandscape Design Planning Consultant Co., Ltd, Intern Landscape Architect ASLA Student Award Competition, Group Leader 2012 The First International Conference of ISHED, Volunteer IFLA Asia Pacific Meeting, Volunteer Volvo Ocean Race Sanya Station, Guide and Translator

COMPUTER SKILLS 2D Graphic: AutoCAD, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop 3D Modeling: SketchUp, Rhinoceros Rendering: V-ray for SketchUp, V-ray for Rhino, Lumion Programming: Visual Basic, Revit Architecture, Grasshopper for Rhinoceros Film Editing: Adobe Premiere, Moviemaker Application: MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel, Adobe Acrobat Professional

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EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 2012 Friend of Library Union, member Tongji University CAUP 60th Anniversary Celebration, dancer 2011 Young Landscape Architect Student Union, member 2010 Tongji University CAUP 4th Double Years Festival, dancer