Raysang Xu, Portfolio 2016-2021. by Raysang Xu

PORTFOLIO 2016-2021 selected works

XU ZHILEI

22173371 M. ARCH URBAN DESIGN

RESUME

CONTENTS

EDUCATION Tianjin University(TJU), Tianjin Bachelor of Architecture GPA 3.51

Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan

09. 2016- 06. 2021 09. 2019- 01. 2021

COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE HALL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN - the symbolization of visual landscape elements

BEIJIN JIOAHUA FACTORY RENOVATION - periodic update of industrial heritage

MOUNTAIN VILLA - research from chinese landscape painting

SHAREHOUSE - for roomers and for the city

CONSTRUCTION WORKS

Exchange GPA 4

WORKSHOP 'FengYuZhu' Tongji University International Construction Festival

06. 2017

National Bamboo Construction Competition, Zhejiang

08. 2017

'Design the Sound' ,Tianjin International Design Week

05. 2018

Team work, 'Plume Nest' win the First Prize

Team work, 'Bamboot Dome' win the Honorable Mention Hosted by Università degli studi di Napoli Federico II

Reconstruction Design of Public Space in Teaching Building, Tianjin

03, 2018- 07. 2018

Lead the team and design, connect with investors and construction parties

Historic Preservation Building Surveying and Mapping

07. 2018

International Construction Competition, Jiangxi

08. 2018

Discovering through experience Hosted by POLIMI, Milan

07. 2019

Jiayuguan North Arrow Tower Section

Team work, 'Dancing in Xiamutang' win the Secondt Prize

Bamboo Dome Dancing in Xiamutang

OTHERWORKS

WORK EXPERIENCE HHDesign, Shuixi Studio (Intership), Tianjin

Feather Nest

07. 2020- 09. 2020

Gallery+ Intership works collection

Dafting, Conceptual Design, Masterplan Design, Computer Moduling

Evolo Skyscraper Competition Camp (Teaching Assistant), Tianjin UIA-HYP Competition Camp (Teaching Assistant), Tianjin

01. 2021 07. 2021- 08. 2021

Zoo Designer Architects, Tianjin

03. 2021- now

Project Design, Conceptual Design, Competition, Drawing

ACADEMIC Research on spatial characteristic perception of Tianjin characteristic towns based on POI data Compile behavioral observation questionnaires and outlines of in-depth interviews with multiple stakeholders; conduct on-site investigations and conduct relevant data analysis.

03. 2017 tjuxzl2016@gmail.com Ins: raysang_xu

COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE HALL & LANDSCAPE DESIGN YEAR: 2020 Spring LOCATION: Tianjin Shuishang Park TYPE: Architecture Design ROLE: Individual Work INDEPENDED WROK

In response to urban citizens’ demands for the authenticity of urban parks. This plan provides a kind of ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE SYSTEM for citizens and tourists to rest, watch, eat, party, and meditate in a certain area at different times. Keep it joyful and diverse in activities. Extend the space to a larger site and become a landscape. Can be experienced and used in real life. The VEGETATION PATTERN in the site itself provides a rich spatial potential and spatial intention. This includes NATURAL FORMS such as hard boundaries, diffuse boundaries, the intention of 'gates' and theatres. The site is also located on the boundary between the biggest urban natural park and the residential area. The project introduces people from different directions through SYMBOLIZE the landscape elements, arranging planting and add structures of different scales. Creating a unique spirit of place.

1 A narrow strip of land between the university and the city park, close to the commercial center

COMMUNITY POLITICAL ORGAN

1 2

Huge Volume

HISTORICAL FIGURE MEMORIAL HALL

Targeted

Breakout

Projet site

Traditional Form AMUSEMENT PARK

SHOPPING MALL This building is surrounded with the urban impression Linear Deconstructed

4 5

LANDSCAPE DRAWING

Penetration

From the north side, the site receives residents close to the boundary and from the south side, visitors are attracted to roam into the site. The attraction radiates out from the shopping mall and the park. Also, the site is full of various symbols within the wider area.

CRUISE PORTS Linear Directional SQUARE

SAVANNA 2 1

The central area of the city park( The Water Park) is landscaped with numerous islands

INTEGRATION OF SITE INFOMATION Functional relationship of the elements surrounding the site From the north side, the site receives residents close to the boundary and from the south side, visitors are attracted to roam into the site. The attraction radiates out from the shopping mall and the park. Also, the site is full of various symbols within the wider area.

Speice: Rose/ honeysuckle/ Shrubs Form Feature: Enriched walking experience/ In clusters slope

SMALL OBELISK 3

3 CENTRAL ISLAND DISTRICT

Speice: poplar/ ginkgo tree Form Feature: Regular array/The direction / Behavioral guidance

Just a road away from the city park

Rectangular parametric line arrays

COLONNADE 1

COMMUNITY

Speice: White birch Form Feature: Towering around/ Straight branches

ARCHWAY 4 Speice: White birch Form Feature: Towering gate-like landscape side by side

THEATER 5 Speice: Poplar Form Feature: Fan-shaped enclosure/ Gentle grass slope

LANDSCAPE SYMBOLS AND ARCHITECTURAL INTERVENTION The site has a lot of retained vegetation and stones that form an interesting landscape. Creating a symbolic system and intervenes with architecture and installation.

Epidermal frame Epidermal grid structure Secondary rib

Rib Floor structure

COMMUNITY CENTER & PARK VISITOR CENTER Three structures of different sizes are placed in the site, namely "Building", "Structure", and "Sculpture" (XL, L, M). The three respond to the pure sense of volume and light sensory experience at the same time. XL is the main building, and the double-layer skin is made of polycarbonate panels to visually lighten the outline. Floating in the natural landscape. The volume naturally lifts and touches the ground, introducing activities into the ring. The main function is community affairs processing and community activity center. Culture and education, etc.

Polished stone surface

Stone veneer

LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURE Architecture is in harmony with the landscape. There has volume covering gentle slopes, floating pavilions inserted into the ground, small sculptures and lawns. Shaping a rich senses of vision and activity, constituting the spirit of place.

LANDSCAPE PAVILION

LANDSCAPE SCULPTURE

The function of the structure is a temporary small performance venue. The structural performance responds to the stones in the site. The main supporting structure is wrapped with stone veneer. Small concerts and temporary sitting and staying can take place here.

This is a refined translation of all the NON-WOOD ELEMENTS in the site. It is also a response to all forms of architectural intervention. The small sculptures are polished from stones and resemble Brancusi's sculptures. Become a landmark of the building when viewed from different angles.

1 2

DOWN

3 UP

DOWN

8 5

4 DOWN

5 7

DOWN

9 7

SECTION A-A 0

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

1 Community Affairs Center 2 Lounge 3 Activity Room 4 Reading Room 5 Green House 6 Sandpit 7 Pavilion 8 Parking 9 Sculpture

1 Lecture Hall 2 Concert Hall 3 Reading Room 4 Children's Reading Room 5 Meeting Room 6 Children's Activity area 7 Communication Space 8 Art Gallery

N 0

10M

INTERIOR: ROAMING The sense of penetration of the site landscape in the building is very important. Bringing the natural orderliness of the site into the site, to ensure the translucency of the surface. On the other hand, the order of the rooms in the room also changes with the shape of the building.

Lecture Hall

PROGRAMME CIRCULATION With three continuous circular flow lines bridging all functions on the ground floor and levels of the building. The transition from the activity and community affairs centre at ground level to the activity and reading rooms, the exhibition area and the lecture hall. The transition from confined space to free space is completed.

Gallery Gallery Concert Hall Reading Room

SITE ACTIVITIES

Communication Space

The natural landscape and the buildings together create many spatial scenes. A variety of activities can take place. For example aggregated activities and unidirectional guidance.

Children's Activity area

Reading Room

Green Room Sky Corridor

Offices

Entrance

Activity Room

9 1

MATERIAL 1 Concrete 2 I-section steel 3 Wood veneer

4 Translucent Carbonated Polyester Board 5 Aluminum alloy 6 Steel components 7 Outdoor anticorrosive wood 8 Organic fabric 9 Planting soil

SECTION B-B

Beijing

[environment- include]

Industrial Change

BEIJIN JIOAHUA FACTORY RENOVATION YEAR: 2021 Spring LOCATION: Brijing JIAOHUA Factory TYPE: Urban & Architecture Design ROLE: Team Work (Concept& Main Project) INDEPENDENCE

Size

10000mm Size

5000mm Size

3000mm Size

1000mm Size

500mm Size

Material Concrete #Addition

Concrete

砼

Machine was removed, leaving a large blank layer. Construction of additional structures with concrete structures.

Concrete # Creativity

Concrete # Strengthening & Creativity

Concrete # Addition

Concrete # Strengthening

Tic-tac-toe beams strengthen the old structure. A richly undulating topography is shaped at the upper level of the interface.

A highly orderly one-way space with a continuous barrel arch to replace the original dangerous structure and at the same time enrich the spatial effect.

A similar strategy is used to create more spatial layers. Enrich the spatial experience. Create semi-private and enclosed spaces.

Tic-tac-toe beam reinforced structure. The concrete volume bears the upper floor loads. At the same time damage to the original structure is minimised.

Brick # Creativity

Brick # Addition

Brick # Creativity

Brick # Strengthening & Creativity

ARCHITECTURAL UPDATE GUIDE Brick #Addition

Brick

砖

The original building on the site has a rich appearance due to the variety of functions. The brick addition to the original structure is based on the same form strategy.

Barrel-shaped elements based on a larger scale. A wraparound corridor is set up and pierced into the interior of the volume.

Steel #Addition & Creativity

SITE BUILT FORM FEATURES

Steel

钢

Construction of air corridors and recreational decks in suitable blank spaces supported by structures

Make a through height space. Blurring the hierarchy with different shapes of stairs. Enrich the building elements.

Exhibition & Theater Veranda & Gllery

Frame #Addition

Frame

框

Frame # Creativity

Frame

Capsule & Studio Recreation & Planting

架

MASTER PLAN AND FUNCTIONAL LAYOUT

Frame # Addition & Strengthing The functional renewal of the corridors for transport requires the strengthening of their support structures.

There are numerous traces of scaffolding from the formation of the original building wall. These cavities have been preserved. They were reused and created open spaces on the exterior.

Adding or restoring a certain amount of volume to a blank site or a site that has been demolished in the site. Placement of planting troughs and cane climbing frames on the frame grids.

Steel # Addition & Creativity

Frame # Addition & Creativity Planting gardens on the ground floor of the building against the original wall or frame of the building. For example, potatoes, organic vegetables, etc.

Adding additional structures with functions to the original concrete frame

Steel # Addition The design is about renew an industrial area. the sdhais ihihz dh sieh cnaouh, The design is about renew an industrial area. the sdhais

Frame # Addition There are some original smoke towers in the grounds. Relying on the structure to extend outwards to connect the site to the ground space.

Frame # Addition Set in aerial wandering string corridors. And reinforced with shelves for its volume.

The use of curved walls in combination with special mechanical landscaping gives a rich flow and spatial effect.

Steel # Addition Staircases are formed on the inside or outside of the building with the aid of a hole for connection. Generating a spatial crossing..

Frame # Addition A variety of sliding window sashes are erected outside the original wall or cavity. To meet functional requirements and to enrich the effect of the facade's concave and convexity.

Frame # Addition & Creativity The shelves will intrude into the interior of the original structure to form shelves, stairs, exhibition platforms, etc.

Arch masonry is incorporated within the frame structure. Strengthening the structure while adding spatial elements. The use of curved walls in combination with special mechanical landscaping gives a rich flow and spatial effect.

Steel # Strengthening Renewal of structural weighing steel and additional structural support.

Frame # Strengthening Structural reinforcement of the original structural columns. Lateral connection of columns to form beams. Diagonal bracing to increase overall stability.

Frame # Strengthening For reinforced concrete columns and where damage is more evident. Structural external bracing and trusses are carried out to connect adjacent structures to strengthen the structure.

Based on the FEATURES the site's existing industrial heritage is CONSTRUCTED and the MATERIALS used. Proposals for additions from SEVERAL SCALES. Spatial optimisation and renewal using the structural support of the heritage of the industrial buildings without destroying heritage.

SPATIAL NODE TRANSLATION AND EXPRESSION

Planting trough Planting trough

Concrete frame

Top terrace

Event theater

Trail Original pipeline

Coal storage

Compartment

Cylindrical arch Interior floor

Factory Environmental Exhibition

Exhibition hall

Steel structure foundation Concrete structure strengthening

Skylight equipment room

Landscape trail

Module stage

Rooftop theater

Removable seat

Exhibition trail Exhibition Original trail

Public hall Silo

Public area stairs

Heat insulation equipment room

Capsule

Coke oven mouth

CAPSULE & STUDIO

Studio

EXHIBITION & THEATER

Roof planting

Scaffolding

Sightseeing ladders

Scaffolding movable platform

Exhibition corridor

Structural strengthening Planting troughs

Module stage Steel structure wood cladding

Chimney

Vertical structure

Coke oven tower Exhibition corridor Landscape trail

Activity corridor

Roof planting

Vertical transport

Film

Cladding Temporary Housing

Parkour field Soil

Book

RECREATION & PLANTING

VERANDA & GALLERY

MOUNTAIN VILLA

Research from chinese traditional landscape painting

YEAR: 2021 Spring (Thesis Project) LOCATION: Yantai City, Shandong Province TYPE: Architecture Design ROLE: Individual Work INSTRUCTOR: Wang Di (didarch_tju@126.com)

CHINESE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS show a special oriental picture space and painting methods that are different from Western paintings. Such aesthetic inclination and traditional thinking,Which formally rooted in cultural genes and REFLECTED by the influence of lifestyle habits. With its special aesthetic tendency, Chinese landscape painting has become the EMBODIMENT MEDIUM of various traditional Chinese cultures. In the development of landscape painting, experiences s u c h a s " D I S TA N T R E F L E C T I O N M E T H O D " , "LARGE VIEW AND SMALL METHOD", and "THREE DISTANCE METHOD" appeared. Through the deconstruction of the landscape, reached the distance, breadth and penetration of the space. Achieve RICH SUGGESTIVENESS AND IMAGINATION. Therefore, THE SPACE OF CHINESE PAINTING IS A SPACE WHERE EXPERIENCE AND CURRENT PERCEPTION OVERLAP EACH OTHER. In the same way, modern architecture is also experimenting with the transparency of the space. Based on such theoretical research, this case proposes the ORIENTAL ARCHITECTURAL AESTHETICS APPROACH, and uses this as the design logic to design.

'Painting of Tianchi Cliff' by Huang Gongwang

North North

Site

East

West

East Site

宇 :Time dimension 宙 :Spatial displacement

South South

Masterplan

Traditional Chinese painting shows a WEAKENING OF PERSPECTIVE. And the way of viewing also emphasizes the MOVEMENT of the observer. The subject (observer) is inside of the object (image). The same difference is also reflected in the PERCEPTION OF GEOGRAPHY. Traditional maps ('yutu' 舆图 ) are OBSERVER-CENTRIC AND PERCEPTUAL.

DIFFERENCES IN GEOGRAPHICAL MAPPING

高远

深远

平远

深远

"The Three-distance Method" refers to the three ways of expression in painting：高远：Looking up at the towering peaks 平远：Mountains and river have broad vision 深远：Deep and layered complex shapes

THE THEORY RESEARCH OF HILOSOPHY, ART, CARTOGRAPHY AND PAINTING TECHNIQUES

This way of expressing MIXED TIME AND SPACE EXPERIENCE in traditional Chinese painting comes from the initial relationship BETWEEN TIME EXPERIENCE AND ARCHITECTURE. Therefore, the two dimensions of the house are considered to be CLUES OF TIME AND SPACE.

The way to perceive any space node will be AFFECTED BY THE DIRECTION AND SEQUENCE OF ENTRY, which can be expressed as the different shapes of the mountains seen.

ANALYSIS ON ARCHITECTURAL PROTOTYPE

平远 Use traditional landscape painting to express the impression of every RANDOM BROWSING. In the process of experiencing architecture, DIFFERENT HEIGHT CHANGES AND SIGHT SHIFTS will affect the way TIME AND SPACE ACT on the final image composition. Similarly, architecture elements will also PARTICIPATE in the composition of the image. What is formed is a fusion image of architecture and landscape.

SPATIAL NODE TRANSLATION AND EXPRESSION

SECTION A-A

Horizontal connection at the entrance. The boundary between layer and layer is obvious. The swimming pool on the south side is completely below the visual height of the entrance. Attract to the south side landscape.

1 4

2 13 14 15

3 20

19 17

SECTION B-B

In the guest room part, guest rooms are arranged from side to side, separated by large and small yards. The roof trends are changeable, and the terrain treatments are diverse. 10

SECTION C-C

SECTION D-D

The rich and continuous roof serves as a guide for sight and action. Introduce the natural landscape through the gaps in the roof. Including the swimming pool on the south side can also be perceived.

A 1 Entrance foyer 2 Service Office 3 bathrooms 4 Multifunctional hall 5 Warehousing 6 Service room 7 standard rooms (8 sets) 8 Kitchen storage room 9 pantry room 10 Restaurant dining area 11 Public space (coffee) 12 standard rooms (4 sets)

With the help of the original site's drastic changes in elevation, the terrain treatment of the recreation area is more dramatic. Short feelings are full of rhythm. Descend step by step from the entrance to different leisure water bath spaces.

UNDERGROUND FLOOR PLAN

SUITE 2ND UNDERGROUND FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

10M

13 bathroom toilet 14 locker room 15 bathrooms 16 Shallow bubble pool 17 Infinity Pool 18 Hot spring pool 19 Steam room 20 Family Suites (2 sets) 21 Family Suites (2 sets) 22 Landscape suites (4 sets) 23 Infinity Pool

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1 ENTRANCE AND PUBLIC AREA The distant mountains on the west side are separated by the roof, and are hinted many times during the entrance and the process of entering.

2 NORTH GUEST ROOM PART The guest rooms are arranged on the north side, extending from east to west. The roof undulates. The garden and partition walls add interest to the journey in the linear space. 1

3 CORRIDOR BETWEEN THE WATER BATH AREA AND THE RESIDENTIAL AREA The east-west direction serves as a buffer space for residential complexes and water baths. With the help of the roof, the continuous experience of body and vision is provided.

4 ENTRANCE TO THE WATER BATH AREA Make a continuous corner path at the entrance. Make a discontinuous visual impression. It forms a rich spatial hierarchy with gardens, water bathing areas and distant mountains. 3

5 WEST SWIMMING POOL Peaple can walk into this swimming pool adjacent to the water bathing area. Peopel can look at the mountains from a distance or look up at the mountains.

6 SWIMMING POOL IN THE MIDDLE The different swimming pools are arranged in the east-west direction. In the depth of the direction of action, you can experience different mountain views and the spatial shape covered by the roof.

7 SPA POOL This is the lowest point of the whole site, and it is also a far end of the building, which can sink 9m in order to quietly watch the unobstructed mountains on the west side with a wide view.

8 SWIMMING POOL ON THE SOUTHEAST SIDE The largest pool area on the far south side. The water surface is raised to shield the natural landscape destroyed by the quarry in the far south. The eaves are lowered to obtain a wide horizontal view. 7

SHAREHOUSE

YEAR: 2019 Spring LOCATION: Tokyo, Japan TYPE: Architecture Design ROLE: Individual Work INSTRUCTOR: Zhang Xinnan Wang Di pavilion_artisan@tju.edu.cn didarch_tju@126.com

Tokyo is one of the most densely populated and most constructed modern cities in the world. Behind the prosperous cities, there are also AGING POPULATIONS a n d S O C I A L D I S TA N C I N G A M O N G Y O U N G PEOPLE. NATURAL SPACES AND PUBLIC OPEN SPACES IN CITIES HAVE DISAPPEARED, and similarly, people visit these places less often. This is the combined effect of lifestyle. However, this is not a completely positive change. People need this kind of shared space, whether it is a business or a park. Faced with A LARGE PROPORTION OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE EXTREMELY HOME AND OFFICE, they can have MORE SPACE TO SHARE WITH THE COMMUNITY AND THE CITY. This case starts from the close relationship of different groups of people, and proposes a new housing system of MIXED LIVING AND COMMUNITY SHARING. By dividing the site, creating shared spaces of different levels and functions. Integrated the street profile and community experience . And equipped with differentiated living units. Through the activities and the accessibility of space, mutual promotion and influence on community relations are achieved.

SITE Tenjin Town, Tokyo Use district: Commercial district Building coverage:80% Floor are ratio:500% Housing units:15 households

3 2

ONLINE-SOCIAL Young people work at home, Having weak sense of social life in the neighborhood.

INPERSION-SOCIAL Socializing outdoors. Maintain good social cohesion.

5 1 Elevator 2 Fire stairs 3 Roof platform 4 Terrace 5 Terrace 6 Air link corridor 7 Sky park

Sky Park Floor Plan 0 1

10M

SPACE SHARING 4

Creating communication among two types of people.

MIXED SOCIAL MODEL

Share Space

Private Room

Public Space

The interval combines shared space, public space, and private space. Individual rooms are relatively neat. Shared space is more free, and the shared space for residents is mostly for living functions. Some of the more open activities will serve as a transition from internal sharing to community sharing. Bring in the crowd outside the site without affecting the living of the residents.

FUNCTIONAL ZONING OF THE SECTIONS

1 Elevator 2 Access stairs 3 Public area 4 Shop entrance 5 Shop 6 Fire stairs 7 Toilet 8 Shop entrance 9 Bar

Groung Floor Plan 0 1

10M

SHARED FLOOR PLAN

VIEW OF THE GARDEN FROM THE SKY PORCH

OUTDOOR SPACE PERSPECTIVE

ENTRANCE FOYER PERSPECTIVE

TERRACE IN PUBLIC AREA

INDIVIDUAL SPACE PERSPECTIVE

The ground floor is open for commercial, opening up the ground floor of the flat completely. Connecting the street and spaces within the block. Otherwise, gaps between the buildings are visually opened up.

The enterance for inhabitants. It begins with an entrance hall with a lift on one side. The staircase connects to the shared space. There are compartments and a washing machine on both sides.

The maintenance boundary of the building and the natural boundary blur in subtle ways. In the common areas of the building outdoor terraces are separated for the use of the residents.

The living room modules are slightly different in size and spatial structure, but similar in function, integrating a large amount of storage space. They are separated into different use zones.

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3

5 6 7 8 9 6

7 8

1 Translucent pegboard 2 Rotating structural steel elements 3 300*300 reinforced concrete frame 4 Double-layered vacuum glass

1 Rubber Seam 2 Waterproofing 3 Insulation 4 200 Reinforced concrete floor slabs 5 300*300 Reinforced concrete frame

5 Water diffusion 6 Broken aluminium window frames 7 Thermal insulation 8 300*300 reinforced concrete frame 9 I-beam

6 Stainless steel balustrade 7 Steel planters crimped 8 Water guide trough 9 Vegetation layer 10 Soil 11 Gravel 12 Waterproof layer 13 Insulation layer 14 Concrete floor slab

10 Asphalt pavement 11 Concrete beams 12 Sewer 13 L-shaped steel 14 Waterproofing

10 11 12 13 14

9 10

12 13

UNITS AND COMBINATION We have discovered and utilised a MONOLITHIC FORM that is able to interlock itself to form a stable structure WITHOUT THE USE OF NAILS. It consists of the same folding to form its OWN MORTISE AND TENON STRUCTURE. And it is made up of two different combinations that allow for a rich variety of forms.

FEATHER NEST YEAR: 2017 Summer LOCATION: Shanghai, China TYPE: Construction Design ROLE: Team Work (leader) INSTRUCTOR: Feng Lin, Yuan Yiqian

CONSTRUCTION FORM A rich spatial silhouette is created by the variation in the combination of the monoliths. A shift FROM PUBLIC-SEMI-PRIVATE TO PRIVATE. At the same time the height and enclosure of the walls provide a rich experience of sight lines and communication of activities.

STRUCTURE GENERATION

Determine the position, orientation and angle of the connections on the foundation.

Each section of bamboo is heated and bent to a certain curvature.

The nodes of each section of bamboo were treated, tied in the model, but the nodes were cut to make them smooth. during the actual construction.

BAMBOO DOME YEAR: 2017 Summer LOCATION: Zhejiang, China TYPE: Construction Design ROLE: Team Work (model& construct) INSTRUCTOR: Yuan Yiqian, Hu Yike （huyike11@tju.edu.cn）

Wrapping the frame with a transparent PE film and placing furniture inside the building.

CONSTRUCTION STAGES

FORM GENERATION The tree in the centre of the village is both the largest tree and the centre of spiritual support for the villagers. In conjunction with the topography, an undulating walkway is formed around the tree. Translating the different activities into the height of the path.

We have chosen to respond to the activities and needs of the site with an installation-like structure. Only minor changes and adjustments have been made to the original appearance of the site.

The structure rises and falls, allowing those who experience it to constantly feel the changes under their feet and around them. And there is also good interaction on the ground.

SPACE ANALYSIS

DANCING IN XIAMUTANG YEAR: 2018 Summer LOCATION: Jiangxi, China TYPE: Construction Design ROLE: Team Work (concept& project) INSTRUCTOR: Hu Yike, Xin Shanchao （huyike11@tju.edu.cn）

Excavation of monopoly trenches and filling in of foundations

Erection of retaining walls and paving

CONSTRUCTION STAGES

Gneiss paving and landscape finishing

PROCESS DOCUMENTATION

GALLERY+ YEAR: 2018 Fall LOCATION: Tianjin TYPE: Architecture Design ROLE: Individual Work INSTRUCTOR: Zhang Xinnan、Wang Di

HAND-MODEL PRESENTATION

INTERNSHIP YEAR: 2020 Fall LOCATION: Tianjin COMPANY: Huahui design (HHD design) ROLE: Early stage of the program & Drafting & Drawing INSTRUCTOR: Zhou Kai