Qihao Gao Qihao Gao
Nationality: Chinese Nationality: Chinese
Brithday: Aug 30th 2000 Brithday: Aug 30th
Email: gaoqihao136@126.com Email: gaoqihao136@126.com
Address: Address: 634 Xuefu Road Dagang Binhai New 634 Xuefu Road Dagang Binhai New Area,Tianjin,3000270,P.P.China Area,Tianjin,3000270,P.P.China
Telephone: +86 13752590385 Telephone: +86 13752590385
EDUCATION BACKGROUND EDUCATION BACKGROUND NANKAI UNIVERSITY BINHAI COLLEGE NANKAI UNIVEERSITY BINHAI COLLEGE
Major: Environment Design Major: Environment Design Ｏｖｅｒａｌｌ GPA: 83.4/100 (ABCDE) and 84.83/100 (Major Courses) GPA: 84.83/100(ABCD) 83.4/100(ABCDE) Degree: Bachelor of Arts Degree: Bachelor of Arts
EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE RURAL WOODEN PACILLION WORKSHOP RURAL WOODEN PACILLION QIONGLAI, CHENGDU, CHINAWORKSHOP / July 2021-August 2021 QIONGLAI, CHENGDU , CHINA / 7 , 2021 - 8 ,2021 RROFESSIONAL INSPECTION RROFESSIONALANHUI, INSPECTION HUANGSHAN, CHINA / November 2019-November 2020 HUANGSHAN, ANHUI, CHINA / 11 , 2019 - 11,2020 PARTICIPATED IN THE NATIONAL PROJECT OF THE PARTICIPATED IN THE NATIONAL PROJECT OF THE COMSTUDENT INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP STUDENT INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP COM-
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CONTENT
"THE GAP IN THE CITY"
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"COMMUNITIES WITH IMMUNITY"
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"MEMORIES OF SPACE"
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"FROM PRODUCTION TO DAILY" —Reinterpretation of industrial mega-structures
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—Utilization of the remaining urban space
—Reflections on community in the post-epidemic era
—Awakening the dormant memory of the past
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"THE GAP IN THE CITY" Acadamic project The building is located next to high density housing near London City Airport,It is located in a more remote area of London, lacking in entertainment and commercial activities. As an important transportation hub area, this area offers few places for travelers to rest or recreational areas for travelers The project is based on the idea of structuring the lives of travelers and residents by using a vacant lot in the area with high traffic flow as a base to fill the missing lives of residents and travelers. The study focuses on the organic integration of the functions of multiple activities, providing solutions to problems from the perspective of residents and visitors.
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LOCATION ANALYSIS
LONDON
The building site is located next to high density housing off London pier parade road, which is situated next to the RiverThames and London City Airport
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FERRY TERMINAL
UNDERGROUND
UNDERGROUND
SERVICE FACILITY
AIRPORT
FERRY TERMINAL
This community is located off the main road in North Woolwich and is surrounded by 6-7 story homes with a lack of shopping and entertainment areas.
ROAD NETWORK
The project is based on the idea of structuring the lives of travelers and residents by using a vacant lot in the area with high traffic flow as a base to fill the missing lives of residents and travelers. The study focuses on the organic integration of the functions of multiple activities, providing solutions to problems from the perspective of residents and visitors.
INTEREST POINT
LOCAL RESIDENTS
Local residents do shop and entertain in the area, and there is some monotony in their spare time
OUT-OF-TOWN VISITORS
The site lacks areas for visitors to stay and facilities to explore
Shop for everyone Including clothing stores, food stores, pharmacies
STORE
For business people, the location does not provide space for working or communicating
Restaurants with a local flavour,it offers a variety of local f ood t ha t ma k es visitors want to come and taste
RESTAURANT Provides more distinctive items,you can buy most of the things you need in life in this area
STORE
BUSINESS PEOPLE
HOTEL
Space for commuters to work Creating a working e n v i r on me nt f or companies or individuals
OFFICE St a g i n g a r ea f o r visitors,serves as an important transportation center, providing a place where visitors can stay
More of convenience stores,prov ide as ma n y ser v ices as possible to nearby commuters or residents
CONVENIENCE
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I HAVE A PLAN!
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PERSPECTIVE VIEW 06
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S ca cr o a w of EXPLODED VIEW 08
Dense office accommodation with outdoor space and communication space for announcements
The threedimensional corridor acts as a link and creates connections for a wide range of people
This staggered reen space is reated, which erves as a ommunicative reen space
hop spaces an be dense, reating a sense f commercial tmosphere within a range f spaces
New elements have been added to the original building to expand the outdoor activity space
Most of the single living areas are placed on the top floor, with an outdoor space to the side.
This staggered green space is created, which serves as a communicative green space
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Hawkers in cities often bring a sense of life, providing ease of living while further enhancing the character of the community
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SCALE BAR 1:100 SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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"COMMUNITIES WITH IMMUNITY" Acadamic project Through the covid-19 pandemic, the problems faced by each community gradually emerged, this project conceived of a functional selfcomplete community The project aims to address the various problems caused by COVID-19, such as selfsegregation of high-density communities, supply shor tages and lack of space for communication.During the pandemic, many factories were unable to produce on time, and communities took precautions to prevent retaliatory increases in carbon emissions later. Communities resist the effects of viruses in a variety of ways, creating new modes of transportation and communication to adapt to multiple environments
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BACKGROUND TOTAL CO2 QUANTITY
INDUSTRIAL REVOLATION
COVID-19 PREVALENCE
RESUME PRODUCTION
REDEVELOPMENT
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EXPLOIT
SHUT DOWN
TREND
RESUMPTION
PREDICTION
GROWING AGAIN
Reduce vehicle emissions
Reduce thermal power
STRATEGY
Adding greenery
POWERS
NEIGHBORHOOD RELATIONS
INTERIOR GREENERY
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BLOCK GENERATED
ORIGINAL BLOCK
BUILD CONNECTION
NETWORK RELATIONSHIP
FORM CHANGE
ENVIRONME NTAL ADAPTATION
SINGLE-FAMILY COURTYARD
COURTYARD FORM
RESIDENCE AND COURTYAR
ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION
STEREO CONNECTION
REPLANNING THE ROAD
STEREO CONNECTION
PUBLIC SPACE
CREATE PLATFORM
MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION
UNDERGROUND CONNECTIONS
LOGISTICS SYSTEM KITCHEN ITEMS ARE ENTERED INTO THE KITCHEN BY THE CONNECTION
DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTION WITHIN THE COMMUNITY
WAREHOUSES NO MANUAL REQUIRED, TRANSPORT BY PIPELINE
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ANALYSIS OF PEOPLE
BEDROOM
REQUIREMENT FUNCTION LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
As afamily o f t h r e e , depending on their needs for space,a double room for parents and a single room fo r c h ild re n, depending on their needs for space.
KITCHEN
ROOM TYPE 1
KITCHEN
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LIVING ROOM
More spacious one-bedroom apartment for seniors, with the kitchen separated from the living room and getting as much light as possible
BEDROOM
ROOM TYPE 2
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
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Cost-effective, compact units and b asic features for couples, taking into account individual fi n a n ci al situations
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
ROOM TYPE 3
BEDROOM BEDROOM LIVING ROOM
The largest floor plan offers three rooms and two bathrooms, with the largest possible living room as a common space.
BEDROOM
ROOM TYPE 4
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PERSPECTIVE VIEW 1
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PERSPECTIVE VIEW 2
PERSPECTIVE VIEW 3
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PERSPECTIVE VIEW
PERSPECTIVE VIEW
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PERSPECTIVE VIEW
PERSPECTIVE VIEW
EXPLODED VIEW
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"MEMORIES OF SPACE" Acadamic project This project is Located at the end of the central axis of Beijing, this building creates a subterranean space for the neighbourhood to remember their deceased. The space helps users to recall their past experiences through different forms of light and the deconstruction and shaping of the surrounding street space. The project aims to resonate with its users through the shaping of space by examining traditional Beijing planning methods, the composition of cour tyards and building components. The building reshapes and combines space several times along different axes, and vertically, using multiple forms of light to connect and resonate with people through multiple dimensions.
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LOCATION ANALYSIS
BEIJING
The site is surrounded by traditional Beijing hutong buildings, and the Drum Tower, as a symbol of the place, is part of the life of the surrounding residents, so the focus will be on the residents' life
GREENBELT
HUTONG LIFE
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OPEN SPACES
SPACE RELATION
HISTORICAL FUNERALS
ROAD NETWORK
CHILDHOOD
STREET LAMP
YOUTH LIFE
RETIREMENT LIFE
WORK LIFE
SUNLIGHT
ROOM LAMP
MILESTONES
CLOUDY
LIVING ALONE
MOURNING
CONNECTION OF LIGHT AND SCENE SPACE DIMENSION
ILLUMINATION INTENSITY
SCENE FROM MEMORY
NIGHT ROAD
SUNSET
People will inadvertently recall the past events in special scenes, so I extract the special sense of light and specific spatial forms in their daily life
HAZY WEATHER
CLOUDY DAY
The purpose of this is to awaken people's memory of their ancestors, which may be an activity or a flashback of previous images in their minds.
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ELEMENTAL EXTRACTION STRUCTURE
RECONFIGURATION OPNE SPACE
SEMI-OPNE SPACE
ACCESSIBLE SPACE
BUILDING SPACE
AERIEL VIEW 25
SHAPE
EXPLODED VIEW 26
PEOPLE VIEW 1 SKYLIGHT
REFRACTED LIGHT
GROUND FLOOR 27
PEOPLE VIEW 3
SUNLIGHT
Following the Beijing courtyard system, but with the courtyard at ground level running through the vertical space. Through it, ambient light from the ground and sunlight can shine into the ground for part of the day The light introduced into the ground through refraction changes in the components over time Active glow at night through the light path in it, shaping a different sense of space light As part of the façade composition, a jagged light path brings ambient light from above ground to below ground,it makess the façade walls to change with the environment PEOPLE VIEW 2 SELF-LUMINOUS
PEOPLE VIEW 4
Compared to the composition of the facade above, it allows for a more direct introduction of light. 28
NEGATIVE FLOOR
NEGATIVE 2ND FLOOR
ATRIUM
CONVERSION
BOTTOM VIEW 2 CUT POSITION
SECTION 1 29
VIEW 1 CUT POSITION
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"FROM PRODUCTION TO DAILY" Acadamic project Altona Refinery is a pathetic sized refinery, so some think they don't see how it stays open, specific future plan is still up in the air while the decision to closure of refinery may made at any time. The Alton refiner y has been with the surrounding population for nearly a century and has become an important local component of the area The Alton refinery is located in an industrial area of Victoria, Australia, and the residents of the industrial area are located at a distance from the larger cities in their vicinity, where life in the vicinity of the industrial area is relatively simple and lacks specific space for spor t and recreation. As a plant that has been with the residents for a long time, I envisage that after its abandonment, it will retain its own giant structures to complement t h e m i s s i n g f u n c t i o n s of t h e r e s i d e n t s .
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LOCATION ANALYSIS
VICTORIA
SITE RELATIONS
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ROAD NETWORK
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
HISTORICAL
The refinery was built in 1985, and with it came a large residential area where the two coexisted for almost half a century. The refinery has become an icon of the area as a component of the skyline
TIMELINE
NEEDS AND ISSUES
For a residential area covering such a large area, there are very few amenities in the vicinity and they are all quite far away
As an refinery that has lived with the local population for decades, it will fill in the missing functions for the residents
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AXONOMETRY
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INTERSECTION ANALYSIS
INDUSTRIAL
INTEGRATION
RESIDENT
FURNACES
REACTION UNITS
PLANT
CHIMNEYS
OBSERVATION DECK
CONNECTING CORRIDORS
HIGH PLACES TO STAY
RUNWAY
INDOOR BASKETBALL COURT
THE STAGE
THEATRES
ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION
OFFICE SPACE
EXHIBITION
VIEWING PLATFORM
ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION
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PEOPLE VIEW 1
The core of the exhibition space consists of the most prominent installation in the overall facility, which, while forming the vertical traffic, is also the largest exhibit in the pavilion.
PEOPLE VIEW 2
PEOPLE VIEW 3
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The rear of the building is an original giant structure that allows visitors to interact visually with the outside world from inside.
The facility is based on the original factory building, which is connected and interfaced with the original facility at two heights, with an outdoor runway on the first floor connected
As a public building w i t h c o m p l e x f u n c t i o n s , a communication space is set up in front of the functional blocks so that visitors can mingle here
GROUND PLAN 1
GROUND PLAN 2
The addition of a theatre space adjacent to the factory building connected to the pipeline transforms the existing factory space into a public event space The translucent shell brings exhibitability to the theater adjacent to the pavilion, and the old plant wrapped in polycarbonate looks like a giant exhibit GROUND PLAN 3
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The original materials have been retrofitted with eco-nomical materials and a translucent façade has been adopted to integrate the original facilities with the building
AXONOMETRIC PROFILE 1
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AXONOMETRIC PROFILE 2
SECTION The structure of the refinery is built around its central structure so that its exhibits are centred around it, forming a visitor's route and making the structure of the refinery part of the exhibition
AXONOMETRIC PROFILE 3
The steel structure was adopted to combine with the original factory building, taking into account the integration with the original facilities in an economical way. The space in the middle of the building is divided into two levels to match the functions
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"OTHERWORK" FROM2018-2021
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OTHERWORK
GROUP WORK QIONGLAI,CHINA
RENDERING
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The design defines a clear spatial axis for the o farming land, and through the dislocation of lin materials, the design forms a spatial installation w different views from near and far.
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