Yin-Shuo Li_Portfolio

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PREFACE

I am profoundly realized that landscape design is an interdisciplinary approach to the various problems in my seven years of work experience. Issues to be explored in a project include environment, culture, people, policy, technology and so on. With discussions, debates and compromisest, as a landscape designer have to integrate various professional opinions. It is really fascinating that I can not only learn in various subjects, but expand my horizons.

CONTENT 2022-2023, Denver PARK HILL GOLF COURES Citizens Releasing Stress & Recharging for the city SERIAL VISION City Rail of Ancient & Modern 2010-2022, Taiwan GREEN WAY TO HAPPINESS Contribution of landscape to GNH DELIVERING HOPE Landscape that heals DAKENG TOURIST CENTER The transition landscape between city and nature environment ALPINE SCENIC TRAIL A construction with less environmental disturbance ROOFARM Disused spaces design with aquaponics Ⅰ Ⅱ Ⅲ Ⅳ Ⅴ Ⅵ Ⅶ 5 16 19 27 33 39 43
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PARK HILL GOLF COURSE

Citizens Releasing Stress & Recharging for the city

" MENTAL HEALTH HAS BECOME AN ISSUE IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY, ESPECIALLY IN METROPOLITAN AREAS. THEREFORE, THE RARE OPEN SPACE IN THE CITY IS DEFINITELY A PLACE FOR CHILDREN TO RELEASE ENERGY AND CITIZENS TO RELAX. "

Instructor | Ann Komara

Location | Park Hill, Denver

Project Status | Solo Work, Academy

Discipline | Landscape / Urban Design

Scale | Medium

Project Date | 05.2022

Park Hill golf course is located on the north side of Denver, and it was closed in 2019. The total area of the Park Hill Golf Course is 155 acres, located on Denver’s urban fringe. The north side is next to the railroad and an industrial area; the south side is adjacent to a residential area. And the site area of this project is the south side of Park Hill Golf Course.

SITE NARRATIVE

Rocky Mountains

ParkHillGolfCourse

Railroad Tracks

As a buffer between the industrial area and the residential area, this public space plays an important role to improve the living quality of nieborhood; and it can also become an extension of the residential area to accommodate more affordable housing in the future.

DENVER Skyline
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0200 1000 2000 feet Boundary of Residential Area I-70 Freight Rail Light Rail A-line RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Due to the huge area of the whole site, it belongs to the urban design scale. Therefore, the park will not only serving the neighborhood but also become an open space for the city to hold specific events such as concerts and festivals. As a result, the highway and railways that originally were barriers to block residents on the north side have become an advantages to carry citizens to participate in the events.

The surrounding residents enter the park from the east side as a point-like diffusion. When an event is held, the crowd will flow in from the west and southwest.

Therefore, the east side of the park will be designed for residents; and the west side will combine the commercial area and the 303 art way to provide a variety of leisure spaces

DETENTION POND (FLOODING)

AMPHITHEATRE CANOPY WALKWAY PROMENADE & PLAZA
AMPHITHEATRE CANOPY COVERAGE POLLINATOR GARDEN LANDFORM
(RAGULAR)
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DESIGN DIAGRAM

POINT LINE

THE RELEASE POINTS ARE PRESENTED THROUGH THREE SPACE CONDITION: DENSE, SPARSE & EMPTY.

THE RELEASE LINES ARE NOT STRAIGHT, BUT ARE PRESENTED IN SOFT CURVILINEAR FORMS.

EDGE

THE RELEASE EDGE IS VISUAL, FROM NARROW TO EXPANSIVE.

DETENTION POND

POLLINATOR GARDEN

NATURAL PLAYGROUND

FLEXIBLE ACTIVITY FIELD

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POLLINATOR GARDEN & EDIBLE LANDSCAPE

With urbanization, urban micro-agriculture has become a trend in environmental protection. Pollination gardens provide food and habitat for insects such as butterflies and bees; edible landscape can also feed local birds and small mammals, thereby strengthening the urban ecosystem. Therefore, the public space of the city has become a place where ecological sustainability can be implemented.

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NATURAL PLAYGROUND

The playground is also shaped by landform. The slides are built along the slopes, and in winter, the different slopes can also become a practice ground for winter activities. The viewing platform not only provides a wide-angle view, but also provides a space for parents and children to rest under the platform.

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CANOPY WALKWAY & TRAIL SYSTEM

After the site was graded, the excavated soil from the detention pond was piled up into hills, and the landform was no longer flat. The elevation difference makes the space more vertical changes. The elevated walkway creates a staggered trail system with terrain at different layer to connect 303art way and playground. In addition, the elevated walkway is closer to the canopy, which provides an interesting experience and special view through the trees.

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AMPHITHEATRE

The theater formed by the terrain will be integrated with the business district and become a space for Denver to hold concerts and events. The amphitheater faces southwest. Therefore, looking at the stage from the audience, the backdrop of the stage is the Denver skyline and the Rocky Mountains, with the Mt. Evans visible.

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Instructor | Peter Park

S ERIAL VISION

City Rail of Ancient & Modern

Project Status | Solo Work, Academy

Location | Wewatta St. to Union Station, Denver Project Date | 09.2022

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GREEN WAY TO HAPPINESS

Contribution of Landscape to GNH

"THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO MEASURE A SOCIETY, THE MOST POPULAR INDICATOR IS GDP. HOWEVER, GDP IS ONLY LIMITED TO THE ECONOMIC LEVEL, AND I PERSONALLY THINK THAT THERE IS A MORE COMPREHENSIVE INDICATOR, GNH (GROSS NATIONAL HAPPINESS), WHICH IS WORTHY OF FURTHER DISCUSSION. "

Honor | Tunghai University Department of Landscape Architecture Graduate Thesis with Distinction

Instructor | Chien Ming Chen

Location | Taichung, Taiwan

Project Status | Solo Work, Academy

GNH has four pillars which are:

1.sustainable and equitable socio-economic development

2.environmental conservation

3.preservation and promotion of culture

4.good governance.

Discipline | Landscape / Urban Design

Scale | Large

Project Date | 04.2012

Among them, environmental conservation & preservation and promotion of culture are majors in Landscape Architecture. Even landscape design can have a positive impact on the socio-economic development.

Thus, I use GNH as the design concept to design the Calligraphy Greenway, which is a portion of the Taichung Greenbelt and a landmark space for civil activities.

CATEGORIES OF GNH

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SITE NARRATIVE

TAICHUNG IS LOCATED IN THE CENTRAL PART OF TAIWAN, WITH THE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RANGE TO THE EAST AND THE DADU TERRACE TO THE WEST. THE FLAT LAND IN THE MIDDLE IS SUITABLE FOR RICE CULTIVATION. DURING THE THE PERIOD OF TAIWAN UNDER JAPANESE RULE BETWEEN 1895 AND 1945, THE WATER CANALS, WHICH WERE CONNECTED TO INCREASE GRAIN PRODUCTION, BECAME THE URBAN BLUE WAY OF THE CITY TODAY.

THE HISTORY OF TAICHUNG CITY'S EXPANSION

DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION PERIOD, THE TRAIN STATION WAS THE CENTER, AND THE STREETS WERE ARRANGED IN A CHESSBOARD PATTERN; THIS AREA IS THE OLD URBAN DISTRICT OF CITY.

AFTER WORLD WAR II, THE ROC REGIME GOVERNED TAIWAN, AND THE TEXTURE OF URBAN EXPANSION BECAME RADIAL. EXPANDING FROM THE PERIPHERY OF THE OLD CITY DISTRICT TO THE NORTHWEST.

IN 1985, THE FREEWAY WAS OPENED TO TRAFFIC AND THE INTERCHANGE WAS SET UP ON TAIWAN BOULEVARD. THEREFORE, THE TRAIN STATION, THE INTERCHANGE AND THE TAICHUNG PORT, THE TAIWAN BOULEVARD CONNECTING THESE THREE NODES, BECOME THE URBAN AXIS OF TAICHUNG CITY.

DESIGN APPROACH
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1921 1989 2018
03 GREEN WAY TO HAPPINESS A MAJOR LINEAR PARK LOCATED ON THE PERIPHERY OF THE OLD CITY DISTRICT, CALLIGRAPHY GREENWAY IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE URBAN AXIS, BECOMING THE NEW CORE OF THE CURRENT CITY. TRAFFIC & URBAN AXIS PUBLIC SPACE ART, CULTURAL AND EDUCATION CROWDS 21 TAICHUNG RAILWAY STATION NATIONAL TAIWAN MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE TAICHUNG CITY HALL NATIONAL TAICHUNG THEATER

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION

PRESERVATION AND PROMOTION OF CULTURE

URBAN GREENING TEMPLE/RELIGION

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ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING CREATIVE PRODUCT MARKET ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION STREET CULTURE

SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE

SUBTERRANEAN

"SUBTERRANEAN" PROVIDES SPACE FOR CULTURAL INDUSTRIES AND ARTISTS TO SETTLE IN, AND IT IS ALSO A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE FLOW IN PATH AND SPACE.

CREATIVE PRODUCT MARKET

SQUARE
LANE BY CMP
CIVIC
PARK
AN OPEN SPACE FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AND HOSTING THE ANNUAL TAICHUNG JAZZ FESTIVAL. THIS SECTION IS A POPULAR LOCATION FOR STREET PERFORMANCES AND CREATIVE PRODUCT MARKET.
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TEMPLE SQUARE THE TREE-ROOTED PAVEMENT REPRESENTS RELIGION IS THE FOUNDATION OF TAIWANESE CULTURE.

NATIONAL TAIWAN MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

STREET CULTURE AREA

SKYWALK

THE SKYWALK CONNECTS THE LANDFORM OF DIFFERENT UPPER LEVELS, AND GIVES PEOPLE DIFFERENT VISUAL PERCEPTIONS THROUGH THE CHANGES OF ELEVATION.

ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION POOL

THE

WASTEWATER, BUT ALSO HAS EDUCATIONAL VALUE.

FILTERS
2ND USE ORIENTAL CAT-TAIL AND GRAVEL TO FILTER OUT FINE IMPURITIES. 3RD USE WATER HYACINTH ROOTS TO ABSORB ORGANIC MATTER AND SOME TOXIC SUBSTANCES. 4TH USE ORNAMENTAL AQUATIC PLANTS TO CONTINUE PURIFYING WATER QUALITY WHILE LANDSCAPING. OVERFLOW 1ST BLOCK LARGE IMPURITIES WITH ROCKS, AND THEN USE OIL AND WATER TO SEPARATE AND FILTER THE OIL. 23 03 GREEN WAY TO HAPPINESS
ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING NOT ONLY
URBAN

THE CORE AREA OF GREENWAY AND TAICHUNG CITY SUBTERRANEAN AND CIVIC SQUARE BECOME A MAJOR RECREATIONAL SPACE FOR CITIZENS. IT IS A MUTUALISM MODEL WHICH COMBINES CULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMIC TO IMPROVE GNH.

SUBTERRANEAN SECTION A-A' A A'
03 GREEN WAY TO HAPPINESS
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DELIVERING HOPE

Landscape that Heals

"THE WESTERN COAST OF TAIWAN, WERE LARGELY DAMAGED BY THE INDUSTRIAL FACTORY, AND IN THIS PROJECT, I AM GOING TO EXPLORE THE MEDIUM THAT CAN HEALS THE WOUNDED ENVIRONMENT "

Honor National Taiwan Landscape Architecture Student Competition First Prize

A+ Design Competition Honorable Mention

Publication Taiwan Institute Of Landscape Architecture Magazine 2010

A+ Design Festival Book

Instructor Chien Ming Chen / Pei Ling Wu

Location Taichung , Taiwan

Project Status Collabrated Work, with Shih Hao Liao, Academy

Discipline Landscape / Urban Design

Scale Large

Project Date 12.2010

The Taichung thermal power plant had caused the Dadu Estuary wetland to move down "18" degree. It creats a catastrophic damaged to the wetland ecology, and the air it discharged had polluted the Dadu Estuary wetland since it start working. Large amount of fish farm had damaged the wetland system, causing Benthic species such as Crustaceans, and "Bolboschoenus planieulmis", the most crucial wetland plants within the wetland to fade away. Hence, how does landscape architect deals with all these problems, and how to single out the important layer will be crucial to the latter approach.

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Ⅳ SITE NARRATIVE DIVERSE WETLAND ECOLOGY BIRD CRUSTACEANS FISH TIDAL FLUCTUATION GROUND COVER WIND BREAK FOREST 24°11'32"N , 120°29'07"E A B C A TAICHUNG TERMAL POWER PLANT B DADU ESTAURY C ABANDON FISHFARM 01 ARIAL PHOTO 02 WETLAND 03 TAICHUNG TERMAL POWER PLANT -1M -2M -3M -4M -5M

DESIGN APPROACH

RESTORATION OF ECOLOGY

The main goal of this project is to restore the damaged Dadu Estuary wetland by recovering its' Ecology System.First, I singled out the environmental fabric with 7 layers, the hydrology system, current infrastructure system, current vegetation system, circulation, zoning,urban typology, and bird habitat. With the identification of these elements, I set up a timeline to provide landscape adaption into the future. Even after the Taichung Thermal Power Plant closed in the 25 years, the Dadu Estaury wetland will return to its' original beauty

JELLY FISH AS MEDIUM TO RETURN

Jelly fish is a landscape medium used to filter the polluted wetland and recover the wetland soil. It can adapts to tidal flutuation, deposit the sand with ebb type. All these treatment will provide Dadu Estuary wetland a process to recover the original landscape, and at last the biomatrix of the wetland will blossom in the year of 2030

WESTERN COAST OF TAIWAN

HISTORY OF WESTERN COAST

ENVIRONMENTAL FABRIC STRATEGIES

URBAN TYPOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGE FILTRATION PLANTING VEGETATION TIDAL FLUCTUATION INFRASTRUCTURE FACTORY CIRCULATION ZONE INFRASTRUCTURE FISHFARM BIRD HABITAT STRATEGIES TAICHUNG HARBOR INCREASING HOSING TERMAL POWER INCREASING FISHFARM ABANDON FISHFARM TERMAL POWER MATURITY JETTY EFFECT POLLUTED WATER WETLAND MOVED POLLUTED AIR ABANDON INFASTRUCTURE 1960 1970 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 0 80 240 400 0 67 200 335 0 25 75 125 FUTURE ? DADU WILDLIFE REFUGE FARMLAND PARKLAND FARMLAND FARMLAND HOUSING FACTORY USING 28

ECOLOGY ACTIVITIES ADAPTION

29 RESTORATION OF ECOLOGY 04 DELIVERING HOPE 2010 CREATE 2030 2010 PLANTING 2010 REDIRECT / PLANTING 2010 CREAT 2010 2015 2030 2015 GROWTH 2015 GROWTH OCEAN SHORELINE LAND PROGRAM 2015 DEPOSIT 2030 EFFECTING 2030 EFFECTING 2030 RETURN 2015 GROWTH 2030 RETURN LANDSCAPE ADAPTION
SAND ADAPTION FILTRATION FISHFARM VEGETATION GROWTH MANGROVE GROUNDCOVER VEGETATION JELLY FISH VEGETATION JELLY FISH VEGETATION JELLY FISH WETLAND SOIL JELLY FISH WETLAND SOIL JELLY FISH WETLAND SOIL JELLY FISH AQUAPLANT WINDBREAK FOREST WOOD DECK FILTRATION PROCESS WOOD DECK FILTRATION PROCESS WOOD DECK FILTRATION PROCESS MANGROVE GROUNDCOVER AQUAPLANT WINDBREAK FOREST MANGROVE GROUNDCOVER AQUAPLANT WINDBREAK FOREST 0 30 90 150 0 30 90 150 0 30 90 150 WALK SUNSET PICNIC PICNIC DATING DATING TIDAL FUN TIDAL FUN SUNSET SUNSET ECO TOUR FAMILY TRIP FACTORY PARK WETLAND MUSEUM WALK WALK

THE JELLY FISH ECOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE

Changing type through tide fluctuation, it will collape within 20 years. Its' main goal is to bring wetland plant back to life and liveing harmony

With the plant on the top, the Jellysish can provide function of filtration also prevent the sand from moving south

The float type can combine with the waste made by the power plant, and the rock it creat can benefit the underground species

-1M -2M -5M -9M -10M -3M -6M -4M -8M -7M
LANDSCAPE TYPOLOGY ADAPTION TYPE FUNCTION TIDAL FLUCTUATION
EBB TYPE FLOOD TYPE FLOAT TYPE
SHORELINE JELLY FISH EBB TYPE SHORELINE WALKWAY OCEAN JELLY FISH FLOAT TYPE SHORELINE MANGROVE UNDERNEATH OCEAN JELLY FISH SHORELINE WIND BREAK FOREST SHORELINE WETLAND MUSEUM SHORELINE POALES
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SHORELINE FIATRATION FISH FARM
H Y D R O L O G Y S A N D I N F R A S T R U C V E G E T A T I O N S K Y 31 04 DELIVERING HOPE
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DAKUNG TOURIST CENTER

The Transition Landscape Between City And Nature Environment

"THE TOURIST CENTER IS LIKE A MOVIE TRAILER, ALLOWING TOURISTS TO HAVE A PRELIMINARY UNDERSTANDING OF THE PLACE DURING THEIR STAY HERE AND HAVE GREATER EXPECTATIONS FOR THE JOURNEY. "

Instructor | LIN,CHIN-LI

Location | Dakung, Taiwan

Project Status | Solo Work, Academy

Discipline | Landscape / Architecture Design

Scale | Medium

Project Date | 04.2011

Dakung, Taichung’s urban backyard, it contents mountains surround Taichung’s metro area. As the transition between city and mountain villages, this area is not only a transportation hub, but plays a quite important role in the trading of agricultural products and daily necessities. However, 20 years ago, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake destroyed this area, and this site was right on the earthquake fault. Hence, how to transform the abandoned military camp into a tourist center, this potential geological problems will be the crucial factor.

LOCATION

NATURAL SCENIC SPOTS

DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS

IMPORTANT TRANSPORTATION STATION

NARRATIVE
0 40 120 200
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THE JUNCTION OF THE CITY AND THE MOUNTAIN
EARTHQUAKE FAULT

DESIGN STRATEGIES

THE LOCATION OF THIS TOURIST CENTER IS AT THE JUNCTION OF THE CITY AND THE MOUNTAIN, AND IT IS ALSO THE ENTRANCE TO THE NATURAL SCENIC AREA. DUE TO THE DIFFERENCE IN THE NUMBER OF TOURISTS IN DIFFERENT SEASONS, THE NARROW MOUNTAIN ROADS CANNOT LOAD THE HUGE TRAFFIC VOLUME IN PEAK SEASONS. THEREFORE, THIS TOURIST CENTER WILL BECOME A TRANSFER STATION FOR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. IN ADDITION, THE OPEN SPACE OF THIS TOURIST CENTER IS ALSO A DAILY ACTIVITY SPACE FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENTS.

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PUBLIC FACILITY LIBRARY POLICE STATION DAKENG EARTHQUAKE PARK TRAFFIC SYSTEM Highway 74 74 5 LANES 2 LANES HIGHWAY ATTRACTION VEGETATION MOUNTAIN CULTURE AGRICULTURE ACTIVITY
35 05 DAKUNG TOURIST CENTER SEDAN PARKING LOT SQUARE OFFICE TRANSPORT AREA BUILDING BUILDING TOURIST CENTER BUS STATION REST AREA RESTAURANT NODE NODE OUT DOOR SPACE THE EARTHQUAKE FAULT AREA FAULT CROWD CIRCULATION THE TRAFFIC DISTRIBUTION SMOOTHING TRAFFIC FLOW ON MOUNTAIN ROAD SPATIAL SEQUENCE A | TRANSPORT AREA B | BUS STOP C | SQUARE D | AMPHITHEATER A C B D
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37 05 DAKUNG TOURIST CENTER A | BAMBOO PLAZA E | OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA
D | EAST EARTHQUAKE FAULT AREA C | THE PATH FROM PARKING LOT TO TOURIST CENTER B | AMPHITHEATER
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ALPINE SCENIC TRAIL

A Construction With Less Environmental Disturbance

"THIS PROJECT IS LOCATED ON ALI MOUNTAIN AT AN ALTITUDE OF 2250 METERS. IT IS AN EXCELLENT VIEWING POINT WHERE YOU CAN SEE SUNRISE, SUNSET, SEA OF CLOUDS, MOUNTAINS AND THE MILKY WAY AT NIGHT. HOWEVER, DUE TO ITS LOCATION IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREA, THIS PROJECT HAS MORE CHALLENGES IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PROCESS."

Location | Ali Mountain, Taiwan

Discipline | Landscape Design / Construction Supervision

Scale | Small

Project | Team Work with Kong and Guo, Construction Document and Supervision

Budget | Funding Base 600,000 U.S Dollar Project Date | 11.2018

More than a hundred years ago, Ali Mountain was covered with dense virgin forests. There was only one Indigenous ethnic groups, the Tsou, hunted in this forest. Until the Japanese Occupation, the Japanese set up a mountain railway here in order to exploit the rich forest resources. That is an unwise move on this fragile island with frequent typhoons and earthquakes. Nowadays, people understand that forests are quire important for soil and water conservation. We also know how to respect mountains and plant secondary forests. The industry has also transformed into scenic tourism.

24°11'32"N , 120°29'07"E

TOURIST INDUSTRY

The travel itinerary combining cultural heritage and meteorological landscape is well received

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TOURIST INDUSTRY

STEP 2

MANUAL PARTIAL EXCAVATION AND THEN BURYING PRECAST CONCRETE FOOTINGS

STEP 3

MEASURE THE RELATIVE COORDINATES OF EACH FOUNDATION, AND THEN CUSTOMIZE THE STEEL STRUCTURE IN THE FACTORY ACCORDING TO THE DATA

FORESTS ARE IMPORTANT HABITATS FOR VARIOUS CREATURES

THERE ARE STUMPS LEFT BY EARLY LOGGING. THEY ARE RETAINED TO STABILIZE THE ROCKS TO MAINTAIN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION.

WITH A WIDE VIEW TO THE SOUTH, LOOKING AT THE MOUNTAINS, TOURISTOR CAN WATCH THE SUNRISE, SUNSET, SEA OF CLOUDS AND THE MILKY WAY AT NIGHT. IT IS A GREAT SPOT TO WATCH THE FASCINATING METEOROLOGICAL LANDSCAPE.

PRUNE LOWER LIMBS FOR BETTER VIEWS

AND BOULDERS

ASSEMBLE STEEL STRUCTURES AND CARPENTER WORK ON SITE

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DESIGN APPROACH
STEP 1 AVOID STUMPS STEP 4 STEP 5

In order to implement the concept of environmental protection, this project uses a large number of prefabricated materials to reduce the disturbance to the environment during the construction process. In addition, manual excavation treats the land more considerately, making the trail lightly shuttle between the forest and tree stumps.

A B
A' A B B'
A'
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B'
MANUAL PARTIAL EXCAVATION STEEL STRUCTURE CARPENTER WORK
PRECAST CONCRETE FOOTINGS
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ROOFARM

Disused Spaces Design with Aquaponics

“ URBANIZATION HAS DISRUPTED THE BALANCE OF LAND. CITIES ABSORB THE RESOURCES AND ENERGY FROM THE SURROUNDING TOWNS, AND DISCHARGE A LARGE AMOUNT OF WASTE AND POLLUTION. HENCE, VERTICAL FARMING HAS BECOME A TOPIC OF DISCUSSION IN RECENT YEARS, AND THIS MODUL IS DESIGNED FOR 5-STORY APARTMENTS WHICH ARE COMMON IN TAIWAN."

Discipline | Types of Aquaponics Design Scale | Small Project | Team Work with Chung Project Date | 01.2014

The lifestyle has changed from a self-sufficient agriculture to urban division of labor nowaday. It is really convenient and efficent. However, It become a potential problem when cities over rely on imported food and totally lose food production capacity. Hence, if we want to have a vegetable garden in the crowd city, roof become the only available space.

URBANIZATION OF TAIWAN

CRISIS

Taiwan is one of the countries with high population density in East Asia.Over 23 million people on a small island. The population density is too high to restrict urban green space.

OPPORTUNITY

The Tropic of Cancer crosses through Taiwan, and the warm climate is suitable for the growth of fruits and vegetables.

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CONCEPTION ON AVERAGE, EACH PERSON PRODUCES 100 GRAMS OF FOOD WASTE PER DAY WHICH IS THE BEST ORGANIC FERTILIZER MATERIAL.
SOIL IS NOT EASY TO TRANSPORT, BUT EASY TO “SOIL FATIGUE” WATER IS EASIER TO OBTAIN AND REPLENISH.
“AQUAPONICS”, FISH DROPPINGS ARE NUTRITION FOR VEGETABLE, AGRICULTURAL WASTE CAN FED FISH.

ROOFARM FORMULA

FISH/VEGETABLE PRODUCTION

AQUAPONICS A-TYPE

SOLAR PANELS PUMPING MOTOR

PIPE STRUCTURE

FOOD WASTE FERMENTERFOOD COMPOST BUCKET

SEEDLING TRAY FISH AND SHRIMP FARMING BUCKET

PLANTED AREA=5.8M2 ACTUAL AREA=3.8M2 SAVE 34% AREA

NUTRIENT SOLUTION CIRCULATION

FOOD WASTE FERMENTER/FOOD COMPOST BUCKET

NON-WOVEN FABRIC PLANT POCKETS

DESIGN APPROACH
FISH AND SHRIMP FARMING BUCKET SEDIMENT TANK RECLAIMED WATER
SOLAR PANELS
PEOPLE
HYDROPONICS
AQUAPONICS SYSTEM
FISH & SHAMP
VEGETABLE/BEANS PHOTOSYNTHESIS SUNSHINE SOLAR POWER
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE EDUCATION REUSE OF DISUSED SPACES
FOOD
HEALTH
DROPPINGS FEED DUST PARTICULATE MATTER SOLAR POWER
WASTE SOLUTION FOOD WASTE SOLUTION COMMUNITY INTERACTION
PROMOTION
NUTRIENT SOLUTION
TO
PUT IN FOOD WASTE STIRRER PUT OUT FOOD COMPOST
PUMPING RECLAIMED WATER COLLECTING
DILUTING NUTRIENT SOLUTION
DRIP IRRIGATION OF VEGETABLES
A A B B C C D D E E F F PUT IN FOOD WASTE PUT OUT FOOD COMPOST PUT IN FOOD WASTE 44

AQUAPONICS L -TYPE

This module is designed for 5-story apartments which are common in Taiwan, the roof is a public space for residents. Each household is allocated an A-type module, residents can grow different vegetables, and share them with each other when harvesting. Not only Increasing the variety of vegetables in meal,but improving the relationship with each residents in the community.

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STRUCTURES
TARPAULIN DETACHABLE
FISH AND SHRIMP FARMING BUCKET FISH FARMING TANKS
FILTRATING
07 ROOFARM 2M 2M 10M 6M
HYDROPONICS TANKS HYDROPONICS TANKS
EQUIPMENT
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