Healing
YUEQING WU 伍悦清
JIANGXI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CONTACT
The whole process of my architectural and landscape exploration on the term 'healing' features humanism. As I have come to realization that the respect of life and humanity is what an architectural design is all about.
Nationality: China Mobile: +86 15270710261 Email: 1220151263@mail.jxust.edu.cn
EDUCATION
2015.09-present School of Architectural and Surveying & Mapping Engineering Jiangxi University of Science and Technology
HONORS AND AWARDS Competition Awards
INTERNSHIP
2019 Second Prize of China College Students Thsware Competition(11/360) 2019 Third Prize of China Green Building Competition
2016.07-09 Nankang Architectural Survey and Design Institute 2017.07-08 Architects Recognition Practice & Sketching Internship 2018.08-09 Traditional Ancient Architecture Cognition Practice
2018 Excellent award of China Green Building Competition 2018 Excellent Award of National College Student Environment Knowledge Competition.
Train me well-aware of the historic and artistic context in which I work
2018.08 Architectural Social Research 2019.12-2020.01 Jiangxi Wufang Architectural Design Company
Academic Honors
2019 The Second Prize Scholarship 2019 Merit Student Award 2018 The Second Prize Scholarship
Mainly responsible for project field trip, concept design and project portfolio production.
EXPERIENCE
Teaching Assistant(Nov- Dec 2019)
Assistant to Dr. Mirko Guaralda graduate from Politecnico di Milano . Responsible for Translation and Design Instruction for student major in Architecture and Urban Planning.
Exhibition Designer
Participated in the exhibition design for our university’s 60th anniversary celebration.
Director of Sports Department, the Student Union(Sep 2016- Jul. 2017)
2018 Merit Student Award 2017 The Third Prize Scholarship 2017 Merit Student Award 2016 The Third Prize Scholarship 2015 The Second Prize Scholarship
Activity Awards
organize various sports events, such as basketball game, soccer game, volleyball game.
2018 First Prize of the red letter theme melodrama 2018 Excellent Athlete Award of School Sports Competition 2017 Third place in the 4 ×100-meter relay race of School Sports Competition
Member of college basketbal team(Sep 2016-Jan. 2017) Participated in college basketball team games and training.
2015 Second place in the 4 ×100-meter relay race of School Sports Competition
Member of college volleyball team.(Sep.2017-Jan.2019) Participated in college volleyball team games and training.
SKILLS Indesign
Photoshop Illustrator AutoCAD
Revit
Sketchup Rhinoceros
V-ary Lumion
Artlantis
Thsware Ecotect
PROLOGUE
Our bodies and minds are in constant interaction with all different types of environment and space. They don't explicitly speak to you, but it is palpable that you're having a wordless conversation. Numerous studies show evidence of the body's ability to self-heal" when put into positive healing environments. This healing is enabled by the ability of the body to 'tap into our internal pharmacies' by activating the body's powerful neurchemicals. Aged-related diseases and disabilities are on the rise across the world. Most of us are aware of the many debilitating physical effects of ageing, but often we may not realise the risks to mental health and wellbeing in old age. Meanwhile, Loneliness and depression has become a big issue in the China for the old and young generation respectively. I wanted to explore whether there was a way that architecture could improve such issues. The whole process of my architectural exploration on the term 'healing' features humanism. As I have come to realization that the respect of life and humanity is what an architectural design is all about.I focus on the modification and the regeneration of urban fabric, as well as of fragile territories, on interventions of building extensions and transformation, restoration and enhancement.
CONTENTS
01 ROTATING BOX
Community center deisn-Renovation of textile mill
02 EMPATHY WITH FISH
Exhibition hall design-Renovation of sinking square
03 THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM
Co-housing design-Renovation of underutilized spaces
04 HEALING
Campus healing space design-Renovation of fragile spaces
04 OTHER WORKS
Historical evolution of Ganzhou
辣塞 Ganzhou
Project3
River
Project2
With the development of economy, monofunctional areas and buildings produced by previous urban planning are becoming more and more difficult to meet constantly evolving needs of citizens, resulting in a large number of underutilized urban spaces and social problem. In the meanwhile, along with the process of rapid urbanization, incoming population is constantly growing. With these inflows of young people, existing spaces are no longer enough to accommodate their needs. Based on above reasons, this three design focuses on the modification and the regeneration of urban fabric, as well as of fragile territories, on interventions of building extensions and transformation, restoration and enhancement.
Project1
ROTATING BOX Renovation project of textile mill Project location ďźšganzhou ,Jiangxi ,China Project Type: Renovation of Textile Mill Year:2017.3-2017.7 Semester:4 Property: Individual Academic Project
Many of the urban problems we face today come from "blank space" in the process of urbanization. They are urban fragile territories.The unprecedented high-speed and largescale urbanization process inevitably leaves a lot of "blanks" between the industrial and residential areas. The "blanks" are fragmented public spaces that lacks vitality. The project focus on the retrofitting these underutilized spaces into multifunctional devices for as a more sustainable development scheme to revitalize the community.
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Residence
Link? Factory
"blank space"
1980s-1990s
Nowadays
On Ming and Qing period
At the begining of 1950s
At the begining of 1990s
Nowadays
At the begining of 1950s
Factory production &regional population change
Regenerated in 2017 for Ganfang 1969 Pioneer Park.
1950s-1980s
site evolution
With the adjustment of urban economic structure and the changes of the era, Gannan Textile Factory was shut down in 2009.
At the begining-1950s
Population distribution
State-owned Gannan Textile Factory, built in 1969, has nearly 2,000 employees in the most splendid period, and has produced vigorously, and the situation has been stirring for nearly 40 years.
Urban spatial form evolution Urban business center
Gannan Texile Mill Experiences Vicissitudes
Educational building
200/hm2
Factory
Other building
Demographic change
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1990s
Nowadays
"blank space"
Nowadays
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Residence
1958-1968
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Second class residential land Administrative office land
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Kindergarten
Second class industrial land
Commercial and financial land
dormitory
Office
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Teaching area
Traffic lane
Residence
Exercise
Commercial
Office
Kindergarten
dormitory
Existing programs
Potential programs
Learning Center Food&Beverage Office Spaces & Workshop
Leisure&Recreation
Leisure&Recreation
Revitalizing the “blank space"
Due to the residence needs to avoid the dust and noise of the factory. Causing there are now large open spaces that are idle and underutilized.
Office
Office
Teaching area
Residence
Street Facade
Leisure
Kindergarten
Commercial
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Other floor perspective
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Determine the functional space according to the needs of the surrounding people, and open the entrance in all directions.
The function box is rotated by 15 degrees to form a larger open surface that is open to the public.
Implanted glass and formed a contrast of solidness and void with the containers
Each of these functional areas has a vertical transportation system and orderly open time schedule. The atrium has a public transportation system. People can relax and visit the exhibition here in the whole day.
Fill the original architectural form with a vitreous body.
Exploded view
Ground Floor Plan
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Swimming pool
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Theater-Equipment room
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Washroom
Theater-Auditorium
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Waiting room
Preparation room
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Artist studio Libary
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Washroom
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Artist studio
Theater-Equipment room
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Artist studio
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First Floor Plan
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Second Floor Plan 8
Libary
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Interior Perspective 6：30 Courtyard
8：00 Courtyard
9：30 Artist Studio
A morning sun shines in.
Atrium interior perspective.
A artists' private space and people can see their People gather in the non-profit library to read and works through the outdoor glass. relax.
13：30 Swimming Pool
Leisure and afternoon swiming
Section Perspective
Pineer Park
15：30 Gym
A variety of fitness equipment is open to nearby people.
Library
Cafe
11：00 Non-profit Library
17：30 Courtyard
19：30 Cafe
Atrium interior perspective.
A small music stage settled in the cafe. people can see it in the atrium and enjoy together.
Exhibition
Theater
Entertainment
Section perspective
Exterior Perspective Cloudy day
Sunny day
Cloudy day
Rainy day
Go to the hot spring after work.
Kindergarten's children have finished class.
Sitting in the outdoor platform to listen concert.
A place for people to stay in the rain days.
Empathy with fish
Public exhibition and memorial space
Project location ďźšGanzhou, China
Year:2019.10-2019.12 Semester:9 Property: Individual Academic Project
The mega river ecosystem of the Yangtze River was once home to diverse aquatic megafauna but is increasingly affected by various anthropogenic stressors that have resulted in continuous loss of biodiversity. We should take some measures to protect the river, the first measure is to let more people realize the importance of protecting river which the the habitat of diverse aquatic megafauna. The Chinese Paddlefish, a 2019 paper from the Yangtze River Fisheries Research Institute reported their extinction, suggesting that they had gone extinct sometime between 2005 and 2010. The project is a exhibition and memorial space for Chinese Paddlefish aim to let more people realize the importance of protecting the habitat of diverse aquatic megafauna and commemorating the extinction of diverse aquatic megafauna. It is our hope that the project can be a demonstration of human stewardship of the environment, so we can continue to live on a sustainable planet, and take an important step to redirecting toward a positive future for the Yangtze River Delta's destiny. The design of the building is inspired by the ecology of the Yangtze River and the symbiotic relationship between the aquatic life and its surrounding context.
The Chinese Paddlefish declared extinct
Public discussion of the extinction Prof. Qiwei Wei
Key Laboratory of Freshwater Biodiversity Conservation, Mnistry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of P. R. China
The mega river ecosystem of the Yangtze River was once home to diverse aquatic megafauna but is increasingly affected by various anthropogenic stressors that have resulted in continuous loss of biodiversity, such as the probable extinction of Yangtze River Dolphin. The Chinese paddlefish, Psephurus gladius, was one of only two extant members of a relict lineage that was most diverse and widespread 34-75 million years ago. The Chinese Paddlefish was once common in the Yangtze River , with c.25 tonnes being harvested per annum during the 1970s. Populations have , however, declined drastically since the late 1970s as a result of overfishing and habitat fragmentation. Based on 210 sightings of Chinese paddlefish during the period 1981-2003, we estimated the timing of extinction to be by 2005, and no later than by 2010. The Yangtze River is currently the busiest river globally in terms of inland navigation. I f n o e f fe c t ive p ro te c t i o n m e a s u re s are taken, the Yangtze River aquatic ecosystems will be in danger of collapse.
Wenxuan Cao
Famous ichthyologist , academician, Institution of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Suggestion:Change the currrent stage of fishing closure to a full ten-year fishing closure, "rescue protection" of China's largest aquatic biological resource bank, and restore the Yangtze River ecology. We need a pavilion to let more people understand the plight of fish in the Yangtze River, to involve more people in protecting the environment, and to support the tenyear fishing ban.
Fishing of the Chinese paddlefish(Psephurus gladius) goes back centuries, with annual harvest reaching 25 tons by the 1970s. Since the 1990s, the Chinese paddlefish has been officially listed with the International Union for Conservation of Nature(IUCN) as critically endangered, and has not been seen alive since 2003. A 2019 paper from the Yangtze River Fisheries Research Institute reported their extinction, suggesting that they had gone extinct sometime between 2005 and 2010, but had been functionally extinct since 1993. The official IUCN Red List status will not be updated until June 2020.
Causes of the Chinese Paddlefish Extinction
People use the household net, and the big fish and the small fish are wiped out. Small fishes and shrimps cannot escape in front of it. The nets of these fishing nets are as small as 3 or 4 mm.
Uncontrolled fishing
T h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f Uncontrolled sand mining the fishing industry has caused large fish and small fish to be wiped out, which may directly lead to the death of the Yangtze River Chinese Paddlefish, or causing less and less food for the Chinese Paddlefish.
Gezhouba Dam
The Chinese paddlefish generally lay their eggs in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, and they feed and fatten in the middle and lower reaches. However, the construction of Gezhouba Dam cut off their migratory passages. Go back to spawning upstream.
Invasive species
Shipping
Discharge sewage and litter
People discharged sewage into the Yangtze River and littered. According to reports, 40 billion tons of sewage are discharged into the Yangtze River each year. In dirty, toxic environment, fish reproduction rates have severely decreased.
A large number of invasive species entered the Yangtze River, so that nourishment and fish eggs were completely eaten. Fish survival has declined significantly.
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Honqi Avenue
Radiation range Road
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There are many exposed pipes and equipment in the aisle, which is very noisy.
The open area lack of landscape design such as water bodies, sculptures and greenery.
The aisle is very dark and the floor is so low that no one comes here to shop.
There is no sign at the entrance of this sinking square, so it is difficult for people to notice.
The aisle is very dark.
The open area lack of lounge chairs and interesting facilities.
Demolish part of the wall
Interior exhibition hall layout
Permeable pavement Empathy with fish
Extracting elements
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fish scale
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The permeable system aim to provide a manner for water that fails on hardscaping to seep through to the soil below
Resting installation--streamline
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The formation of structure in the landscape :ideas in amy form, using the ideas of the material, the idea of light. The idea of form: curve and straight exhibition wall is the main creation of emotional mood and aimed. In a three-dimensional solution of simple forms.
Monument/Outdoor exhibition wall
staircase design
Photo1〠2〠3 Credit origin: Pinterest
Site location River
Zhanggong District
Ganzhou city
Sinking square
Jiangxi Province,China
Site Interactive exhibition area Indoor exhibition area Concret
Outdoor exhibition area
Plan
Concrete
Concrete
Concrete
Front-projected holographic display
1 Resting installation
Front-projected holographic display
2 Staircase
3 Memorial colonnade
Outdoor memorial plaza
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4 Memorial aqueduct Outdoor exhibition installation 5 Memorial exhibition installation
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B-B Section perspective
A-A Section perspective
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Evaporation
-7.000m
-7.500m Infiltration Interactive exhibition area
Interior exhibition hall
Outdoor exhibition area
Memorial colonnade
Aqueduct
Memorial space
Resting installation
THE SYMBIOTIC SYSTEM Activation of underutilized space Project location ďźšganzhou ,Jiangxi ,China
Project Type: Multi-functional Alteration of Existing Residential Building Year:2017.9-2017.12 Semester:5 Property: Individual Academic Project
When the world undergoes major changes(be it social, economic, technological, or political), the world of architectural needs to adapt alongside. In 2015, 8.5% of the population of the world was aged 65 or over (617 million people). This is predicted to grow to 12% of the population by 2030, and to a staggering 16.7% of the population by 2050. Age-related diseases and disabilities are on the rise across the world. Most of us are aware of the many debilitating physical effects of ageing, but often we may not realise the risks to mental health and wellbeing in old age. In many old residential area of China, many aged people living alone. Loneliness has become a big issue in the China for the old age. Where the subject of 'ageing' is still much of a taboo in society, I wanted to explore whether there was a way that architecture could improve such issues.
Location Analysis
Site Analysis
Foot Traffic distribution
Resident
Building Height
Student
GANZHOU
Six storey buildings Six stories or less
Staff
JIANGXI, CHINA
Seven stories and above
ZHANGGONG DISTRICT
Road Network
Urban main road
Green Spaces
Green Spaces
Urban secondary road Branch
Programmatic Layout
Daytime Population Distribution
Nighttime Population Distribution
Office building
New town area Old town area
Green Space Distribution
Residential building
Site radiation range
Old Town Vs. New Development
Educational building Other building
Background:The site is located in Ganzhou, China, in the heart of the old town. Which close to the cultural and creative district and two university, with strong youth vitality.
Surplus Resources
Underutilized Spaces Roof
Room
Hollow room
Gable
The GanFang pioneer park around the site is transformed from the old factory,attracts many young innovator.
Urban Evolution In 1969
residents work in textile mills.
In 2000 The mill was abandoned, workers moved away, and the residential was underutilized.
The site is close to two universities and has a large number of innovators and craftsmen.
In 2013 The mill transform into a business street for innovator, but lack of office space.
In the future Residential and office units intervene to activate the underutilized space.
Spatial Demand of Young People
Spatial Demand of Seniors
Underutilized Space
Structural Framework
Vertical Circulation
Prefabricated Units
A large number of young people moved away and went to the city, leaving only some aged people to live.
Erect the I-beam on the gable and the vacant space next to it.
Vertical traffic lines are arranged in the i-beam frame.
Insert the prefabricated assembly box into the i-beam frame.
Creation of Communal Space
Create a communal space around the venue.
A day of interaction between the eldly and the young. Morning
Noon
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Daily Life
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Residential
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first floor plan
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Office
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SHARED READING ROOM
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MEETING ROOM
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LOUNGE
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MEDITARTION ROOM
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ground floor plan
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CEILING PROJECTION LINE
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RECREATION RESIDENCE
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third floor plan
2S+2B+A
fourth floor plan
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2A+3B
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Strategy Redoployment and Phasing YEAR：2020
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Healing
t ra n s l a t i o n f ro m p s yc h o l o g y l a n g u a g e t o architectural language
Project location ďźšTianjing, China
Year:2017.9-2018.12 Semester:7 Property: Individual Academic Project
Depression is a serious and important issue on college capuses across the country. College students are susceptible to depression due to potential factors such as stress with school, work, or finances, or possibly feeling isolated after moving away from friends and family. However, many college lack infrastructure to improve students' mental and physical health.The project focuses on the modification and the regeneration of urban fabric, as well as of fragile territories to provide a place for students to heal them. Every kind of psychotherapy process is a communication in which to establish an unbreakable relationship between psychologist's knowledge and patient's emotional confusion and experiencs. Our bodies and minds are in constant interaction with all different types of environment and space. They don't explicitly speak to you, but it is palpable that you're having a wordless conversation.
The common ground of the wordless conversation is shared between architecture and other fields of psychology. This architectural project based on The Enneagram theory. I was able to translate the psychology language to 3d architectural language, which in turn provided people similar healing effect via totally different psychotherapy forms.
INTRODUCTION TO THE ENNEAGRAM OVERVIEW OF IMAGE
"The playful optimist, enthusiast". "The protective challenger".
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"The moral perfectionist and reformer".
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"The nurturing advisor, giver and caretaker". "The successful achiever".
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"The peaceful mediator".
"The romantic individualist".
" T h e i nve s t i g a t ive t h i n ke r a n d observe".
"The loyal skeptic and guardian".
CENTERS OF INTELLIGENCE
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The nine-pointed enneagram symbol represents nine distinct strategies for relating to the self, others and the world. Each Enneagram type has a different pattern of thinking, feeling and acting that arises from a deeper inner motivation or worldview.
emotion from the heart, focusing on love. "I have distress and panic when I don't feel love/connected."
Head Type(5,6,7): They practice fear vs. security feelings and experience emotion from the head, focusing on security. "How do I make a secure world."
Your center of intelligence directs your focus of attention. thus grouping the 9 enneagram types under the three centers of intelligence, allow one to better grasp the origins of their thoughts and behaviors.
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2 SECURITY POINT You move there when relaxed, securealso when feeling overwhelmed or exhausted.
Reference:[5] Dr.Jody Janati.EXPLORING THE ENNEAGRAM https://issuu.com/creativenorth/docs/exploring_the_enneagram_pp_book
The security and stress points on the enneagram diagram show where our energy and awareness flow, depending on our needs and circumstances. We often move from our "home base" enneagram number to the two points connected to our number by the lines in the diagram.
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"I have a right way to do most things".
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"How are you; what do you need from me".
if I can find the ideal love or perfect circumstance."
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protection from intrusion and insufficient resources through privacy, selfsufficiency, limiting my desires and acquiring knowledge."
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"I am different/unique&creative authentic".
TYPE2:A two's standard proposition is, "I must gain love and approval and fulfill my personal needs, through giving to others."
acceptance through performance, doing and success.
TYPE4: A four's standard proposition is, "I will feel loved, whole and complete TYPE5: A five's standard proposition is, "I can assure survival and gain TYPE6: A six's standard proposition is, "I can assure life and certainty by
either avoiding harm [the six who takes the phobic stance] or by facing them [the six who takes the counter-phobic stance] through vigilance, questioning and either by battling or escaping perceived hazards."
TYPE7: A seven's standard proposition is, "I can avoid pain and frustration by inventing options, opportunities and adventures."
TYPE8: An eight's standard proposition is, "I must gain respect and protection from others by becoming strong and powerful, by imposing my personal truth on them and by hiding my vulnerabilities."
TYPE9: A nine's standard proposition is, "I gain belonging by merging with others, and I gain comfort by dispersing my energy into objects and activities."
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"I am productive and successful".
"I offer limited emotion and think a lot".
"I'm carefully prepared for the 'what ifs' in life".
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"I choose to live on the positive side of life".
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"I choose to live on the positive side of life".
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"I choose to live on the positive side of life".
People operate on a sliding scale within their enneagram type and thus can exhibit a wide range of behaviors. Positive behaviors move one towards healthy personal growth, while negative behaviors move one towards a pathology and they get stuck and struggle.
PSYCHOLOGICAL LANGUAGE & ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE overview of image
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TYPE3: A three's standard proposition is, "I gain love, recognition and
Heart Type(2,3,4) : They practice panic vs. love feelings and experience
SECURITY & STRESS LINE 5 STRESS POINT You move there when stressed, pressured, or when mobilizing for action.
Stemming from the Greek words ennea(nine) and grammos (a written or drawn symbol).
emotion from the gut/body , focusing on worth. "The world doesn't give me what I want, and I want worth."
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TYPE1: A one's standard proposition is, "I must be good and right to be
Body Type(8.9.1): They practice anger vs. worth feelings and experience
Head-Based Heart-Based
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The enneagram is a powerful tool for personal and collective transformation.
BODY BASED：8.9.1 HEART BASED：2.3.4 HEAD BASED：5.6.7
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STANDARD PROPOSITION OF THE NINE TYPES
space translation
centers of intelligence
security& stress line
standard proposition of the enneagram Focus of attention
THE ENNEAGRAM
materialize
function configuration
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The Enneagram does not put you in a box; it shows you what box you are stuck in and helps you get out.
Each type characteristics
Space type generation
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6 I try to classify space into different types according to the characteristic of nine personalities rather than just choose space that consider people into one type, ignore the difference of needs on different types of person.
Organize plan translate from security&stress line
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"The moral perfectionist and reformer"
Type1:-Thinking intensifies to critical thoughts and constantly trying to improve upon things.
"The nurturing advisor, giver and caretaker"
Ty p e 2 -T h i n k i n g i n t e n s i f i e s t o " I a m indispensable, with a focus on others' needs, feelings and desires.
"The successful achiever"
Type3-Thinking intensifies to goals, roles, tasks, accomplishing, recognition, impressing others & approval.
"The romantic individualist"
Type4-Thinking intensifies to big feelings, what is missing, a longing for the past and around experiencing disappointment.
"The investigative thinker and observe"
Each type languages --> cure space languages conscientious,responsible,improvementoriented,self-controlled. Can also be critical, resentful and self-judging.
gradient; irregular
c a r i n g , h e l p f u l , re l a t i o n s h i p - o r i e n te d a n d supportive. Can also be prideful, intrusive and demanding.
focus one point of the space;focus themself
industrious, fast-paced, efficient and goaloriented. Also can be inattentive to feelings, impatient and image-driven.
have platform to relax and think.
Idealistic, deeply feeling, empathetic & authentic. Also can be dramatic, moody and self-absorbed.
relationship among themself,others, building and environment.
Type5-Thinking intensifies around potential intrusions from others, not getting involved, privacy and accumulating more knowledge.
Seek self-sufficiency and are analytical, nondemanding, thoughtful and unobtrusive. Also can be withholding and overly private.
tea room;quiet
Type6-Thinking intensifies around doubting, worrying, what could go wrong, queationing, safety & worst-case scenarios.
Engage in a great deal of planning and finding flaws and possible things that could go wrong. They are problem-solvers, intuitive, inquisitive, trustworthy. Also can be doubtful, accusatory and fearful.
maze; library
Type7-Thinking intensifies around personal desires, multiple options & idealized future plans.
Seek pleasurable options, and are optimistic and adventurous. They also avoid pain and can be self-serving and uncommitted. Strive for wisdom and a plan.
strong;soft;empathy
Type8-Thinking is organized around the realm of energy present, getting it done, expansion & more of a good thing.
seek justice and are direct, strong and actionoriented. Can also be overly impactful, excessive and implusive.
exciting activity;sense of encirclement;exercise
Ty p e 9 -T h i n k i n g i s o r g a n i z e d a r o u n d awareness of others' points of view & no decision is often the decision.
seek harmony, inclusive, amiable, easygoing, comfortable and steady.Also can be selfforgetting, conflict avoidant and stubborn.
attractive; mixed&multiple;lively
"The loyal skeptic and guardian"
"The playful optimist, enthusiast"
"The protective challenger"
"The peaceful mediator"
College student mental health analyisis 33.9% have experienced a serious psychological issue for which they felt they needed professional help. 4 2 . 8 % o f s t u d e n t s re p o r te d that they were often or always worried. 33% of students reported that they were often or always lonely.
7 5 . 6 % h ave c o n c e a l e d t h e i r symptoms due to fears of stigma. 21.5% of students have a current mental health diagnosis.
33.9%
Compared to three years ago, has student mental health on your campus(es) become more of a priority, about the same, or less of a priority than in the past?
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A similar pattern is found if we compare college student self-report data on feeling distress. The China College Health Association puts out an annual report based on large surveys of college students. I pulled scores from 2009 and compared them to scores in 2018 on feeling overwhelming anxiety, depression, loneliness, and suicidal ideation, both in the past two weeks and in the past year. % Experiencing Overwhelming Anxiety 60 50 40 20 10 0
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With the high stress levels from overlapping exams, term papers, part-time jobs, and the need to socialize, college life can be a very rapid and extreme transition for many coming out of high school, or even a community college. It's no easy task to juggle all of the tasks that students have to do, and as a result, many struggle with some form of mental health illness in college.
Hongqiao district analysis
70%
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More of a priority About the same
Public 4-year
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Location Analyisis
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public building
residential
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Site radiation range
Site scale: 52mĂ—52m
river
building
green space road
open space
fragile territory
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other campuses railway
Site photo
Universities are facing new challenges to provide adequate pastoral care as rates of mental health conditions among university students soar.
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The goal is to balance ones' integrity, with ones' critical perfectionism, and ones will find/learn SERENITY.
2:projection room
3:gallery
The goal is to balance learning to be loved, with twos' need to be needed, and twos will find/learn HUMILITY.
The goal is to balance threes' need to be valuable, with three's chasing after success, and threes will find/learn HONESTY & RESTORED HOPE.
4:artistic studio
5:tea room
6:library
7:cafe
The goal is to balance four's need to be themself, with their self-indulgence, and fours will find/learn TRUE MEANING THROUGH ORIGINAL SOURCE. The goal is to balance fives' competence, with fives' useless specialization, and fives will find/learn The goal is to balance feeling secure, with sixes' attachment to [negative] beliefs, and sixes will find/ learn FAITH, COURAGE & The goal is to balance being happy, with sevens' frenetic escapism, and sevens will find/learn FOCUSED CONCENTRATION WORK.
8:rock climbe room
The goal is to balance how eights' protect themself, with eights' tendency to a rg u e o r f l i g h t , a n d eights will find/learn
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The goal is to balance being at peace, with nines' stubborn neglectfulness, and nines will find/learn RIGHT ACTION & AWAKEN.
clear, regular and perfect
clear, regular and imperfect
Moving from thoughts of resentment towards thoughts of perfection. Moving from feelings of anger towards feelings of serenity.
each side have same height
focus on one side that's low height
Moving from thoughts of flattery to thoughts of freedom. Moving from feelings of pride to feelings of humility.
staircase imply that endless chasing for success
some platform can be used to relax and exhibit
Moving from thoughts of vanity towards thoughts of hope. Moving from feelings of deceit towards feelings of honesty.
set different height box
second floor connect to outside environment
Moving from thoughts of melancholy t o t h o u g h t s o f i d e a l i s m . M ov i n g from feelings of envy to feelings of equanimity.
A box
shape single tea room interior structure
Organize tea room space. Moving from thoughts of stinginess to thoughts of omniscience. Moving from feelings of avarice to feelings of non-attachment.
maze space imply that houghts of doubt
add enclosure wall
M ov i n g f ro m t h o u gh t s o f d o u b t to thoughts of faith. Moving from feelings of fear to feelings of courage.
16 1cmĂ—1cm boxes extruded
divide into 4 units that include curve and line
four high walls enclose four low walls. Imply that protection from others.
set adult climbing wall (high), child climbing wall(low)and washing room
Moving from thoughts of vengeance to thoughts of truth. Moving from feelings of lust to feelings of innocence.
The circle symbolize inclusive
Integrated into a square and set up theater seats
Moving from thoughts of self-forgetting to thoughts of love. Moving from feelings of sloth to feelings of right action.
Integrate into a whole. Moving from fe e l i n g s o f g l u t t o ny t o fe e l i n g s o f constancy.
Interior Perspective
1:exhibition&relax
A healthy one stands for perfection and idealism and their integrity and frustration drives them. Their journey is to reclaim a sense of serenity. Even flaws may have a purpose. Recognize that true perfection and growth will come when one's realize that all things are inherently perfect just as they are.
A healthy two stands for altruism and service and their pride drives them. Their journey is about reclaiming their sense of humility. The pride they feel in giving to others may keep them from learning how to receive or from realizing that they may be giving to get. Giving with expectation is a veiled from of taking. True altruism is selfless. Growth with come when they can acknowledge their own needs and learn to give freely without expecting anything in return.
A healthy three stands for hope and radiance and their image drives them. Their journey is to reclaim their sense o honesty and restore their hope. Remember that everyone loves a performer- while they are performing- but this is not the kind of love that lasts. Spiritual growth will come when they learn to be authentic and be true to the moment.
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A healthy four stands for authenticity and expression and their practice of comparison drives them. Their journey is to connect to original source and create true meaning. Growth will come when they are able to balance their emotional nature with temperance and equanimity. Once they keep their powerful emotions in check, they can create the kinds of liffe they want.
A healthy five stands for omniscience, inner wisdom and clarity and their holding out tendencies drive them. The path is to reclaim a sense of non-attachment and experience true omniscience, which entails true knowing from a higher source. Growth will come when they offer freely of themselves to others without fear of incurring obligation and realize that mere information can never be a substitute for true direct knowing.
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A healthy six stands for faith and guardianship and their search for assurance and feelings of angst, guide them. Their path is to reclaim a sense of faith and courage and see unity instead of differences. In the search for security, remember that the only real security lies in having faith and in trusting oneself.
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A healthy seven stands for joy and constancy and stimulation drives them. Their journey is to search for right work and focused concentration. Growth will come when they approach life with disciplined sobriety, instead of getting high on new ideas, options and plans. Like a stone skipping acrosss a lake that sinks deeply when it comes to rest, they will do well to slow down, experience their inner depths, and focus on completion.
A health eight stands for truth and magnanimity and their intensity drives them. The journey is to reclaim a sense of innocence. Growth will come when they can acknowledge a higher truth and a higher power. As the king or queen of the jungle, they can either take advantage of others with their powerful and commanding presence or make the jungle a safe place for everyone.
Healthy nines stands for unconditional love of self and others and accommodation drives them. Their journey is to reclaim a sense of right action and awaken from the coma of self-forgetting. Growth will come as they reclaim, define and assert their sense of self in the world.
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4 Art gallery-Exhibition area 5 Reception 6 Studio
7 Meeting room
8 Photocopy room 9 Store room
10 Children climbing room
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14 Store room 15 Open recreation area 16 Projection hall
17 Library-reading area 18 Library-bookshelf
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Climate Mapping
Prevailing Winds
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Average Wind Temperatures 40 km/h Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930 (25.9? 115.0? 30 km/h 50 km/h Date: 1st January - 31st December
Time: 00:00 - 24:00 Prevailing Winds ?Weather Manager
20 km/h 40 km/h Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930 (25.9? 115.0? 10 km/h 30 km/h
Average Wind Temperatures
Date: 1st January - 31st December Time: 00:00 - 24:00 ?Weather Manager
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hrs 271+ 243 216 189 162 135 hrs 108 271+ 81 24354 216 <27 189 162 135 108 81 54 <27
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Prevailing Winds
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40 km/h Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930 (25.9? 115.0? Date: 1st January - 31st December 30 km/h
Time: 00:00 - 24:00 ?Weather Manager
10 km/h km/h 3050km/h
hrs 271+ 243 216 189 162 135 108 81 54 <27
Average Wind Temperatures
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The project is a competition organized by the Green Building and Energy Saving Professional Committee of China Urban Scientific Research Association. The competition theme is Green Campus Building. We need to apply a series of simulation analysis software to evaluate the campus building we need to renovate. 10 km/h
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Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930
Orientation based on average daily incident radiation on a vertical surface. Underheated Stress: 538.1 Overheated Stress: 572.7 Compromise: 170.0?
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Speech room
Average Wind Temperatures 50 km/h 40 km/h 30 km/h 20 km/h
mm 1.0+ 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 <0.1
Double room
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kitchen
Best 30? Worst
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restaurant
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0.60 0.30 270?
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Prevailing Winds
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hrs 271+ 243 216 189 162 135 108 81 54 <27
Average Wind Temperatures 40 km/h Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930 (25.9?90? 115.0? 30 km/h
Date: 1st January - 31st December Time: 00:00 - 24:00 ?Weather Manager
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Annual Average Wind Frequency (Hrs) Underheated Period Overheated Period 50 km/h
Average Wind Temperatures 50 km/h
% 95+ 85 75 65 55 45 35 25 15 <5
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W/m? DIRECT SOLAR - Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930
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Location: Ganzhou Ji CHN, WMO#=579930
Frequency: 1st January to 31st December Weekday Times: 00:00-24:00 Hrs Weekend Times: 00:00-24:00 Hrs Barometric Pressure: 101.36 kPa ?Weather Tool
Openable sash
Calculation of Public building visibility
Analysis of windless areas in the calculation
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Psychrometric Chart
Vortex analysis in the computational domain
Hall
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Avg. Daily Radiation at 168.0? Entire Year: 0.69 kWh/m? Underheated: 0.96 kWh/m? Overheated: 0.58 kWh/m?
Campus general plan
0.7 0.6 0.5 mm0.4 1.0+ 0.3 0.9 0.2 0.8 <0.1 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 <0.1
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Analysis of building outdoor ventilation Acoustic environment analysis
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The thsware is a simulation tool can be used to evaluate building if meet the standard of the architecture law. Which include Building Ventilation, Building Acoustic Environment, Daylighting Analysis, Sunshine Analysis, Residential Thermal Environment, Energy Calculation, Energy-saving Design, HVAC Load, Green Building Evaluation.
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COMFORT: Natural Ventilation
Opening of sash opening
Calculation conditions
Grid settings Plane grid spacing:20×20m Ground Grid Height:1.5m Elevation grid spacing:5×5m
Establish an outdoor acoustic environment simulation analysis model based on relevant information such as architectural design drawings, including the target buildings, surrounding buildings, sound barriers, roads (including rail transit) and green belts. Sound pressure level distribution at 1.5 meters during the day
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Note: 1:The visual field analysis surface is the height at which the human eye observes 1.5 meters. 2:The color of the legend represents the visibility, and the blue area is the area where the outdoor landscape cannot be seen. The closer to the window, the better the visibility. 3:The percentage number marked on the main function room represents the area ratio of the room's visibility rate greater than 0.
Lighting effect analysis
Outdoor wind field map(Pressure cloud)
Indoor pressure map
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Average Wind Speed (km/h)
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Cooperator: Wu Shuiping; Gan Qihan; Sun Wei; Huang Ying Advisor: Wang Yan; Peng Feng Software simulation:65%
Digital Model:40%
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Average wind pressure Leeward window o n w i n d w a r d average wind window(Pa) pressure(Pa)
-1.84 -1.58 -2.26 3.58 8.53
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Mean wind pressure difference between windward windows.
2.92 3.10 2.53
8.67 14.82 4.89
The average wind pressure difference(absolute value) of the windward window is <=5 Pa Conclusion:The building meets the standard
Sound pressure level distribution at 1.5 meters at night
Healing
THAT'S ALL THANK YOU FOR READING
YUEQING WU
JIANGXI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY