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Han Wang Master of Landscape Architecture | 2023 University of Virginia


HAN WANG To the greatest Landscape Artist, Claude Cormier R.I.P.

hw9jy@virginia.edu

Emotion is a fundamental aspect of the human experience, influencing our behaviors, wellbeing, and overall satisfaction. By adopting an emotional landscape design approach, we seek to craft spaces that evoke positive feelings, inspire contemplation, and encourage meaningful connections. This will involve an indepth understanding of the local community, c u l t u re , a n d h i s to r y to e n s u re t h e d e s i g n resonates with their unique emotional landscape. Every landscape has a story to tell, and I believe in infusing our designs with narratives that captivate hearts. By incorporating storytelling into the fabric of the landscape, we can create an emotional connection with the users, narrating tales of the community's past, present, and future aspirations. This storytelling approach will breathe life into the design and stimulate a d e e p e r l eve l o f e m o t i o n a l e n g a g e m e n t .

" Fill the public space with love."

I envision a transformational approach to landscape design that embraces emotion, love, and a profound sense of community. My aim is to craft public spaces that not only dazzle the eyes but touch the soul, fostering a genuine connection and inspiring enduring memories. By co-creating landscapes that embody the emotional fabric of the community, we can build a legacy of love and togetherness that stands the test of time.

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EDUCATION 2021 2023 2016 2020

E X P E R I E N C E May 2023 July 2023

MKSK-LAB Internship | Washington, DC https://www.mkskstudios.com/

Major: Landscape Architecture | Charlottesville, VA

-Helped with CD/DD process -Cordinated with other offices to work -Site visits -Researched with Indy City site 's analysis

NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

STUDENT RESEARCH ASSISTANCE

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Major: Landscape Gardening | Harbin, China

March 2023 July 2023

SKILLS GRAPHIC Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Hand - drawing

MODELING Rhino Sketchup Physical Model ( Laser Cut/ CNC/ Paper Cut)

ANALYSIS

Dec 2022 Dec 2022

July 2020 May 2021

ArcGIS Site Reserch

RENDERING Lumion Enscape

CONSTRUCTION Auto CAD Revit

VIDEO EDITING Premiere Pro After Effects

March 2020 June 2020

SRA | Charlottesville, VA

-Worked with instructors -Helped with LAR department's accreditation work -Organized students' work in recentfive years

TBG PARTNERS Winter Externship | Houston, TX https://tbgpartners.com/

-Helped to redesign a splash park in one week -Got involved in the design process -Shadowed with different groups in the studio

ANTAO GROUP - SHANGHAI BRANCH Landscape Designer | Shanghai, China

Contents COMMUNITY

DESIGN

Engagement - Memory of the Ground GREEN

INFRASTRUCTURE

Reinvention - Living Ground SOCIAL JUSTICE Activation - Wrinkles of the Ground SITE

BASED

DESIGN

Pattern - Immersing into the Ground

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https://www.antaogroup.com/en-us

-One year professional experience -Helped the Associate with various types of projects -Participated in planting design and pavement design -Designed sections in the residential project, including kindergarden and recreation area -Used different softwares to help the design process

FLOSCAPE

COMMUNITY PARK DESIGN Renewal - Revival of History Baroque

https://www.floscape.cn/

ECO TECH

-Five months internship and got a return offer -Participated in the concept design of different projects -Designed the playground and the viewing platform of a waterfront street project

PROFESSIONAL

Internship | Shanghai, China

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DEMOGRAPHIC New York

RESEARCH

LIC CITY & Greenpoint Gentrification History

/ 00 URBAN DESIGN

GENTRIFICATION ANALYSIS/ CSO SYSTEM/ VERMICOMPOST BIG WORM FOR THE BIG APPLE Newtown Creek, located in Greenpoint, New York, boasts a rich industrial history and has been nominated as a Super fund site. The challenge of addressing pollution and revitalizing this historic industrial block has emerged as a significant concern over the years. Our studio initially introduced the site through an urban analysis, prompting my group to focus on addressing the Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) issues prevalent in the area. We proposed an innovative solution involving the use of worms to compost sewage in wastewater, transforming it into a nutrient-rich substance that could benefit the entire ecosystem and contribute to the economic cycle. Upon completing this concept, we envisioned constructing building typologies that integrate residential and industrial uses. Our design aims to create new public spaces, serving as urban farms, and establishing an eco-friendly waterfront by filtering direct sewer flows. The goal of our project is to successfully address CSO problems in the Newtown Creek area using cutting-edge landscape technology—vermicompost. Simultaneously, we aspire to provide new economic opportunities for the community amid the ongoing process of gentrification. We believe that our innovative approach not only tackles environmental challenges but also contributes to the sustainable development of this unique and historically significant area.

2023 FALL STUDIO INSTRUCTOR: MONA EL KHAFIF, CLAYTON STRANGE


DEMOGRAPHIC New York

RESEARCH

LIC CITY & Greenpoint Gentrification


CSO SEWAGE

RESEARCH

Newtown Creek Sewage

DESIGN

STRATEGIES

Life Green Waste & Metal Recycle


MASTER

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Newtown Creek Renovation

ZOOM-IN COMMERCIAL + URBAN Newtown Creek Renovation

FARM


ZOOM-IN WORM PLANTS

Building Typologies + Waterfront

PERSPECTIVE

VIEW

Urban Farm/ Corn Field/ Street View


WBus A LStop K I N# G EXPERIENCE 6 Mel's Cafe

S Debarpita, p a c e E Chris, x p l o Han sure & People's Feeling group work

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Space Experience in Cities

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Explore the myriad, and often contested, ways that public landscapes perform as socioecological spaces (David Harvey) and racialized topographies (Jeff Ueland and Barney Warf). By pairing the designed landscape with concepts of the socio-ecological, social nature and public spaces, you will be asked to consider that nature is always social and intertwined with the urban. G

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Downtown Pedestrian Mall as the most crowded sites in the city, over its long history, continues to be a place of protest, celebration, and gathering. The "wrinkle" contains the wisdom of the earth, it carries the numerous historical events of Downtown. Transit center, as the hub of transportation, to some extent, activities the city and generates the new wrinkle. Zoom into the site, each of the site’s four sides thrust an invisible force into the site. The design makes this force visible through a series of terraces that undulate from the north to Water Street, expressing the concept of wrinkles. As the site is squeezed by the buildings, the middle of the site forms an elevated ramp - the most obvious wrinkle - and two sunken spaces on either side. These spaces will allow for people to linger and relax. Trees form wrinkles within and around the central ramp. The canopies of these trees are reflected in a continuous undulation along the fold lines.

open space open space people feel

2022 SPRING DESIGN STUDIO INSTRUCTOR: BETH MEYER , SCOTT MITCHELL, EMILY WETTSTEIN


PROCESS

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Bus Stops Seats

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I was curious about everything. The view in adults' world is a 5'5'' perspective , and I would always see things above the ground. For example, like the old tree which stands across the street, its roots have already buried deeply in the ground and squeezed the paved stone tiles, so I want to touch it。And as I can see the chain link fence of the coffee shop, if I can sit on it and swing for a little while, I will have much more fun.

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The weather is so cold,what happened to the school bus. we have been here for10 minutes. I also have to hold my little girl, I dont know why she is always so naughty, and trying to get rid of my hand. After a long day of work I am so tired that I need to get a bench to sit down. But the bench of the bus stop is made of metal, and a young man put something there also. However, there are a lot of chairs in the coffee shop beside us, but I am not prefer to have a cup of coffee now.

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Sunny Perch


PERSPECTIVE SECTION

T w o S e m i - E n c l o s e d O u t d o o r "L i v i n g r o o m"

PERSPECTIVE VIEW Crossing Section


SITE ANALYSIS

E d u c a t i o n A s p e c t - W h y D r o p-o u t R a t e H i g h?

/ 02 ENGAGEMENT

COMMUNITY DESIGN/STORY TELLING/ CULTURAL ASSEST/ UNEVEN GEOGRAPHIES MEMORY OF THE GROUND

This is a community design project in Apalachicola, Florida. Education is the foundation for the future. Education resources, like educational institutions and educational infrastructures, not only tie the community’s history together, but also could provide a p u b l i c g a t h e r i n g s p a c e a n d a ro u t i n e f o r a l l c o m m u n i t y m e m b e r s to t a ke p a r t i n . The Hill community has always attached great importance to educational resources in the past. However, nowadays, the loss of educational resources weakened the thread that binds the community together, and threatens the strength of the community in the future. "Children are more willing to play computer at home," said a community w o r k e r w h o w o r k s i n t h e e d u c a t i o n s y s t e m , " T h e y l o s e t h e m o t i v a t i o n t o l e a r n ." My idea is to choose several blocks or vacant places between two existing educational infrastructures in Apalachicola, History Wallace M. Quinn site which is now used as a place that offers afterschool programs for students from K to 12, and the recreation center which will be opened next year to make a safety route for children to learn and play. Each of those design areas will have different prompts to benefit children for perception exploration and vitality and consider as a children friendly design.

2022 FALL STUDIO INSTRUCTOR: REBECCA HINCH, CL BOHANNON, MICHAEL LEUGERING


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C o n s e r v e d S p o r t F i e l d s/ B e a n B e r m s

P l a y g r o u n d/ S e a t s u n d e r T r e e s

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R ubber as Climbing Mound

Natural Stormwater/Fountain

C o n s e r v e d S p o r t F i e l d s/ B e r m a s S e a t s

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Concrete as Swale

MATERIAL

Gr ass as Bean Berms

POPUP DESIGNG

Safe Street Design B i k e l a n e s/ B u f f e r B e r m s/ S p e e d B u m p


TRIGGER POINT Ground Materials

DESIGN SECTION MODEL

& Topography

Ground Materials

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branches canopies rocks leaf

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Step on Layers

GROUND MATERIAL/ GROUND LAYERS/ DECOMPOSITION IMMERSING INTO THE GROUND The first impression I had of Ohio was the golden layer of fallen leaves and as I walked down the steep slope, falling branches, fallen tree trunks and mossy rocks on the ground combined to form a complete organism. How is this organism related to each other? What is the connection between their superimposed patterns? This was the question that came into my mind at first. So I decided to try to discover the combination pattern of the representative ground materials of Ohio by digging, and summarizing the different layers. However, when people come into Ohio, they are often attracted by the tall trees and ignore the ground materials. This made me think about bringing the joy of ground materials to others. Besides, in my design, I created the basic units of the different topographies. To illustrate, there are topographies of the downward belly bowl shaped, which made it the natural dig shape. Then I considered the dfferent placement of ground materials in the topographies, and created several long sections with more than just various layers of them. In addition, through the combination of terrains and ground materials, each section has a specific one as a theme. In this case, we can discover how people relate to a specific ground material and take an immersive exploration to have fun of it. Meanwhile, the direction of the intersecting routes provide a trail that can detour these sections, which can provide different options.

2021 FALL STUDIO INSTRUCTOR: LEENA CHO, MATTHEW SEIBERT, CHLOE HAWKINS


DECOMPOSITION PROCESS Ground Materials

DESIGNED SECTIONS

& Key Environmental Impact

Ground Materials

BASED ON DECOMPOSITION

& TOPO & Decomposition

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FOUNTAIN-SPEED UP

DECOMPOSITION

JUMP INTO THE LEAF

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DISTURBANCE PLAN

Trees Remove & Existing Conditions

TOPO TRIALS

Find Your Topo Ways

MASTERPLAN

Immersing into the Ground

PERSPECTIVE VIEW Seasonal

Sceneries


/ 04 ECOTECH EcoTech (Ecology and Technology) integrates the design and science of plants, soil, water, climate and landform as well as local and regional ecological systems through m a t e r i a l a s s e m b l y, s i t e e n g i n e e r i n g , l a n d s c a p e c o n s t r u c t i o n a n d t e c h n o l o g i e s . E c o Te c h f o c u s e s o n i n n o v a t i o n t h r o u g h t h e d e s i g n o f l i v i n g , t e c h n o l o g i c a l a n d computational systems in both native and urban contexts in multiple scales.

EcoTech Class 2021-2023


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Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

STREET DESIGN

DETAIL DESIGN

Grading & Construction Details

Section Detail Amelanchier arborea | Downwy Serviceberry

Read under the Oak Tree

Concept Diagram Plan | 1”=40’

Han Wang Assignment 02B - LAR 6220

Site Section | 1” = 4’ Pycnanthemun virginianum | Virginia Mountain Mint

Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed Hydrangea arborescens | Wild Hydrangea Amelanchier arborea | Downwy Serviceberry Cornus florida | Flowering Dogwood

Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan

Pycnanthemun virginianum | Virginia Mountain Mint

Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed Hydrangea arborescens | Wild Hydrangea

Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge Muhlenbeergia capillaris | Muhly Grass Muhlenbeergia capillaris | |Muhly Grass Sedge Carex pensylvanica Pennsylvania Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

CAST IRON SECTIONAL CRATE

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

EXPANSION JOINT (1/2’’) Muhlenbeergia capillaris | Muhly Grass

POLYMER CONCRETE TRENCH DRAIN

Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan

END OR BOTTOM DISCHARGE 4’’ CONC COLLAR

Site Section | 1” = 4’

Cornus florida | Flowering Dogwood

4’’ AGGREGATE BACKFILL SUBGRADE

Pycnanthemun virginianum | Virginia Mountain Mint Pycnanthemun virginianum | Virginia Mountain Mint

ALL ROUND

Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan

Amelanchier arborea | Downwy Serviceberry

Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed Hydrangea arborescens | Wild Hydrangea

Section Detail | 1” = 1’

Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge Muhlenbeergia capillaris | Muhly Grass Hydrangea arborescens | Wild Hydrangea

Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

Planting Plan | 1”= 8’

CAST IRON SECTIONAL Materials PlanCRATE | 1”= 8’

Grading Plan | 1”= 8’ Hydrangea arborescens | Wild Hydrangea

POLYMER CONCRETE TRENCH DRAIN

Muhlenbeergia capillaris | Muhly Grass

END OR BOTTOM DISCHARGE 4’’ CONC COLLAR

Pycnanthemun virginianum | Virginia Mountain Mint Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan

EXPANSION JOINT (1/2’’) Rudbeckia hirta | Black Eyed Susan

Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed

Carex pensylvanica | Pennsylvania Sedge

ALL ROUND

4’’ AGGREGATE BACKFILL

Symphyotrichum oblongifolium | Aromatic Aster

SUBGRADE Eutrochium fistulosum | Trumpetweed

Section Detail | 1” = 1’


DETAIL DESIGN Section Detail


PROJECT 1 - RESIDENTIAL - MULTI FAMILY DESIGN

IMPORTANT SECTIONS DESIGN

/ 05 PROFESSIONAL WORK MKSK-LAB Internship | Washington, DC

2023

https://www.mkskstudios.com/

TBG PARTNERS

2022

Winter Externship | Houston, TX https://tbgpartners.com/

ANTAO GROUP - SHANGHAI BRANCH Landscape Designer | Shanghai, China https://www.antaogroup.com/en-us

FLOSCAPE Internship | Shanghai, China

https://www.floscape.cn/

2020 2021

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DESIGN & PAVEMENT DESIGN

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PROJECT 2 - RESIDENTIAL - MULTI FAMILY DESIGN

OUTDOOR LIVINGROOM DESIGN

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PROJECT 3 - HOTEL ATRIUM Zen Garden

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PROJECT 9 - PLANTS SELECTION & SEASONAL DIAGRAM

P R O J E C T 10 - R E V I T - C O N S T R U C T I O N D E T A I L S


P R O J E C T 11 - L A N D Z I N E P R I Z E

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C O M M U N I T Y - W H O I A M?

B A D D O C K S!

PUBLIC SEATS REDEFINE SOCIAL DISTANCE

IMMERSING INTO THE GROUND

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