CURRICULUM VITAE
Tan Chengyu +86 18717134730 I chengyutan1999@163.com
Education South Central University of Nationalities 09/2017 - 06/2021 Majoring in Environmental Design Relevant coursework: Landscape Design Basis; Plant Landscaping; Architectural Design Foundation; Building Environment Surveying and Mapping; Display Space Design; Drawing and Perspective; Computer-aided Design; Professional Software Application; Three Dimensional Form; Sketch; Line Drawing; Pattern Language Research/Fieldwork Activities Made an investigation on the local ethic flavored architecture design and planning of Wulun Village, Yongshun County, Hunan Province 08/2019 Responsible for collecting data, taking pictures, doing interviews and sorting out materials. Did fieldwork on Liye County, Hunan Province 10/2018 - Present In light of the Thirteeth Five-Year Plan of China, we did field works on Liye County, Hunan Province and analyzed the environment and development problems of the ancient towns in China under the guidance of our tutor Mr Bo Chen, and put forward some policy proposals based on our research. I was thus awarded the third prize by South Central University of Nationalities for this field work project. Campus Activities Participated in the "Future Designer Competition" of National College Students Design Contest 10/2020 Participated in the "Sports Meet" of South Central University of Nationalities and got the third place in Sprint Relay Race and got terrific performance in the Fun Games Activities organized by our school. 09/2019 Served as the deputy monitor of our class 09/2018-Present I helped the monitor to make the overall development plan of our class and organize class activities. For example, I once organized my classmates to donate books for Zhengrenqiao Primary School. Served as a volunteer in the Fine Arts Academy of South Central University of Nationalities 07/2018 I joined the volunteer activity to teach fine arts for kids in impoverished region so that to cultivate their aesthetic awareness and capabilities. Internship Experience Beijing Central Chief International Architecture Design Co.,Ltd The Second Branch in Chenzhou Intern 06/201909/2019 I was mainly responsible for assisting the company’s senior design engineers to draw urban and landscape plans. Chenzhou Suiyiju Decoration Design Engineering Co., Ltd Interior Designer Assistant 06/2020-08/2020 Skills and Honors IT Skills Research/Fieldwork Activities Made an investigation on the local ethic flavored architecture design and planning of Wulun Village, Yongshun County, Hunan Province 08/2019 Honors Skills and Honors Proficient in using PhotoShop，Sketchup，Autocad，Adobe Illustrator，Rhino Was awarded the third prize by South Central University of Nationalities for fieldwork investigation 01/2019 project in the academic year 2018 to2019 Was awards as the "excellent volunteer" of South Central University of Nationalities.
PERSONAL STATEMENT Having a father in the field of visual design, I started my exploration into art and design at a very early age, filling up my childhood memory by painting landscapes, objects, and people. It is my great passion for drawing that developed my habit of observing the things around me with sharp eyes. I traveled a lot with my parents who are travel enthusiasts and visited a lot of scenic and historical places of interest in China. In the process, I noticed the hidden ways that the environment affects people’s feelings. However, in modern society, little attention was paid to environmental sustainability in the course of urban development. My specialist field of interest is to integrate my ecological ideas into landscape architecture in creative ways by further studying at your university. As an old Chinese saying goes, traveling is better than reading. I believe studying at your university is a precious platform for me to enrich my life experience and learn from the advantages of other cultures and thoughts. During my undergraduate years, I have learned the core courses like Landscape Design Basis, Plant Landscaping, Architectural Design Foundation, Building Environment Surveying and Mapping, Display Space Design, Drawing and Perspective, ThreeDimensional Form, Sketch, Line Drawing, which placed a solid theoretical foundation for my further landscape architecture study. I, therefore, was especially fascinated by your researchled and studio-based teaching models, which I hope will be helpful for hone my professional skills and enhance my knowledge and understanding of landscape architecture by practicing in realistic contexts. This program is a practice that draws on a deep understanding of material and cultural history, ecology, geography, climate, and the past and present uses of landscapes in order to speculate on the future. It will be a cherished opportunity for me to discover my potentials in the round.
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After graduation, I will strive for engaging in landscape architecture on Sasaki, a leading design firm practicing Architecture, Planning and Urban Design, Landscape Architecture, and so on. I studied many works of this company and was significantly attracted by the design idea of the company’s designers.
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LIMA PARK Lima City Park
Location:Lima,Peru 2019.08.15-2019.12.26
KIMBERLEY HOLE Kimberley Ecopark
Location:Kimberley,South Africa 2019.02.03-2019.06.20
LEI YUE RIVER
Lei Yue River park
Location:Zi XING City,China 2020.02.21-2020.06.05
FOOD CITY IN ICELAND
Iceland city planning Location:Reykjavik,Iceland 2020.08.10-2020.11.13
OTHER WORKS
Personal other works display 2017.05.03-
01 LIMA Park Design Project description: Lima migrated from rural areas after violence broke out between the government and Maoist guerrillas in the 1980s. Immigrants settled on abandoned hillsides on the edge of the city, where have many informal settlements. With the development of the city, many elites have moved to the suburbs of the city. This means that two classes live in the same area. A wall built by the Neighbors Association of Las Casuarinas separates the residents of the two places. At the same time, the differences between the two places are getting worse. On one side, Las Casuarinao has many mansions and gardens; on the other side, people live in houses made of waste materials and surrounded by much desert. The project is located between the two places where a public platform is designed for people in the two places to communicate and relax. At a specific time, it can be sold and hold other activities. This project is designed to bridge the gap between the two communities and be an inclusive space for coexistence.
Area - 20,000 sqm Coordinates - 12.131585, -76.970362 Maximum Ground coverage - 20% Maximum Height - 15 m Build Up Area - 2000 sqm Temp - 18.7 Degree Wind Flow - SW to NE Completion time: 2018.12 Project type: Landscape design
SURROUNDING ANALYSIS
SITE ANALYSIS
CITY BASIC The Social Structure
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In Las Casuarinao, there is a complete urban system, a lot of green space and landscape facilities, and many urban parks. Las Casuarinao people are doing local customs The collage activities.
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Las Casuarinao produces fabrics and paints, while the industrially developed Pamplona Alta sells sausages.
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Most of them are mainly multi-functional space: communication space, activity space and rest space
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Mainly to create a microclimate, lower the temperature in the park to reach a suitable temperature for people
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Spatial strategies
Ecological strategy
Facilities strategy
POPULATION ANALYSIS
Everyday life
The sports meet
Exhibition and sales activities on Saturday and Sunday
LIMA rose
The facilities have necessary lighting facilities, monitoring, and other security facilities. The grass is mainly based on intelligent watering systems. There are many rest stools in the garden.
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The plants on the site are mainly to enhance the diversity of plant communities. The first layer chooses local low herbaceous plants, the second layer chooses desert shrubs, and the third layer uses the evergreen broad-leaved forest to help the space create a microclimate.
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Stepped landscape plants
This part of the plants is mainly desert landscape plants to create a local desert landscape: the various type and heights of plants scattered at random.
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This part of the plants is mainly local iconic plants. The trees are dominated by tall vegetation with outstanding characteristics. The low shrubs are neatly arranged and form a tree matrix.
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Sports field landscape plants
This part of the plants uses broad-leaved trees and low shrubs and is planted along the site's boundary, mainly to create a private sports space.
AERIAL VIEW
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02 KIMBERLEY BIG HOLE Project description: In 1871, the "Red Hat Party" from Korsberg discovered the first diamond in Kimberley. Since then, more than 50,000 miners from different companies have used pickaxes and shovels to dig out this 240-meter depth Of the mine. However, the environmental problems and human settlements caused by mining began to become prominent, and the mine was finally closed permanently in 1914. Nowadays, the city's renewal and the reuse of brownfields have brought new opportunities to this mine.The project aims to solve the mine's ecological problems and provide public leisure places for residents in the vicinity. The implementation of the master plan aims to restore the local ecology of the mine garden by connecting economic and environmental sustainability Project type: brownfield renovation design Project area: 148 square miles Completion time: 2019.06
SITE ANALYSIS
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HISTORICAL ANALYSIS
South Africa-Kimberley
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1874 1874year In 1867, Dr. Thurstone discovered a 21.25-carat diamond. This stone is called Eureka.
A larger 83.5-carat diamond was discovered in 1872, which led to the first diamond boom in the region.
In 1888, miners flocked to the area, and De Beers Consolidated Mines Limited was born.
Because of the severe collapse. The mine was closed in 1914, covering an area of 170,000 square meters, a depth of 240 meters, and producing 3 tons of diamonds
STATUS ANALYSIS
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Public green space The cemetery Stadium green drainage The school green
As the giant mine opened in the middle of the city, problems began to arise as locals and animals fell into the pit, which was rescued by security guards and police rescue teams
PLANT AND ROCK LAYER ANALYSIS
SOIL ANALYSIS
SURROUNDING ANALYSIS
STRATEGY ANALYSIS
The soil in this region is mainly Oxidic and Lithic
Public green space The school green
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Soil pollution
Traffic
Level road The secondary road Level 3 road
Use soil covering as the primary solution to solve poor soil and soil pollution, and plant local plants that can absorb harmful elements.
Water quality
Use microbial adsorption method to adsorb harmful elements in water, and the polluted water will be layered up-layer and then extracted.
Rock wall collapse
Coating DECL products on the exposed rock layer's surface to reduce its water seepage rate to reduce the effect of rock wall collapse and cover the surface of the rock wall with protection nets.
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Public land Commercial land School sites Residential land
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Design a garden for people to walk and admire; the flower can adapt to the local soil.Other plants grown in space have the function of restoring the local ecology.
Lower space
Design a pedestrian plank along the inner wall of the pit, connecting from the upper layer of the pit to the lower space, and design a platform for people to relax in the lower space.
Facilities
Design elevators connecting the upper and lower floors to help people move quickly from the upper floor to the lower floor. To supply more light in the mine, there are light strips along the plank road to supplement light.
DESIGN SPECIFICATION
MASTER PLAN The project is located in the Kimberley Cavern in South Africa's Northern Cape province. The cavern is the world's largest mine dug by hand.The project is strategically based on the use of phytoremediation to consolidate the soil above the mine and the use of the walkway to connect the space above and below the mine.While providing tourists and local residents with a place to relax, the mines have also been restored. Become a sustainable pit park. 1. Tree array square 2. Landscape tree pond 3. Overhead plank road 4. Leisure platform 5. Sightseeing plank road 6. Entrance plaza 7. Micro terrain platform 8. Landscape flower sea 9. Rotating trail 10. Landscape trail 11.Slope flower sea 12. Vertical elevator 13. Rest platform 14.Rest platform at the bottom of the pit 15. Pit bottom landscape platform 16. Landscape flowerbed 17.landscape fountains
PLANT DESIGN AND RESTORATION
The upper space is covered with a lot of local nutrient soil in order for the plants to survive effectively.
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The vertical elevator extends from the platform at the bottom of the pit to the upper floor of the pit for the convenience of non-walking tourists and for the maintenance of the pit floor The center of the entrance square is designed as a tree array, dividing the two Spaces The tree array is available for visitors to rest
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03 LEI YUE RIVER PARK Project description: The site is located in Zixing City, Chenzhou C i t y, H u n a n P r o v i n c e . T h e economic structure of this area is mainly based on industry and agriculture. The design originated from the rapid development of Zixing City; many residential lands replaced the original forest land and agricultural land, resulting in insufficient space for residents. S e c o n d l y, d u e t o t h e m a n y chemical plants near the site, the local air pollution was severe, and industrial waste can be seen everywhere. The purpose of the design guidelines is to integrate the environment with residents' activities in the new urban park and increase public activity space for urban residents by transforming farmland and plains. Enhance local vitality and create beautiful urban parks for residents.
LOCATION ANALYSIS
SURROUNDING ANALYSIS
The site is located in the southwest of Zixing city, south of Chenzhou city.To the north faces Dongjiang Lake.It takes 10 minutes to drive and 20 minutes to walk to Zixing City.It is surrounded by mountains, surrounded by highways, and traversed by first-class roads.
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ANALYSIS OF THE SITUATION
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The air pollution Level road Water
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Chenzhou, Hunan
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Farmland Factory School
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Water level of analysis
Level road The secondary road drainage Green space city Site scope
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Project type: Urban design Project area: 18 hectares Completion time: 2020.06
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There are many chemical plants and power plants around the site, and the factories emit a large amount of industrial waste gas, which spreads to the surrounding areas.
During the rainy season, improper management of the lakeshore in the surrounding area caused the lake's water level to rise and flood the shore area.
The improper discharge of sewage from surrounding factories and improper discharge of civil water, as well as a large amount of domestic garbage in the middle of the lake, have caused the lake's pollution to deteriorate.
Ecological leisure space
THE DESIGN STRATEGY
Lakes
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Farmland
Snack Street is a complex area
Green space lacks planning
Commercial Spaces are crowded with tourists who lack space
Eating space
public space
Bussiness spaca
Farming areas destroy the natural environment
Farmland
Traffic areas are chaotic and complex
Traffic
Ecological embarkment
The green patches
Ecological parking lot
Chess area
Children climbing area
Children's slide
Children's swing
Children's bouncy ball
Leisure stool
square
Tree pool stool
Children's activity space
Traffic
Business street
Water is full of weeds
ecological environment
Leisure space
Snack street
Site interior space
External space of the site
THE PEDESTRIAN ACTIVITIES ANALYSIS
Resting Pavilion
MASTER PLAN
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Wetland patches
Tree array square Activities square
Leisure square
Children's square
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS Garbage disposal
Design method: To improve the city's diversity, the design has created three functional blocks: ecological leisure space, children's activity space, and leisure activity space. The ecological leisure space provides people with a convenient landscape waterfront trail, and the flexible open space increases the interaction between people and water. An ecological parking lot and a wetland landscape area have also been set up in this area to prepare for future flood disasters. The children's activity space is equipped with different entertainment facilities through children's behavior patterns to increase their interest. The leisure activity space is equipped with pavilions, stools, squares, etc., bringing diversified activity spaces for residents.
1. Entrance space 2. The slope 3. Greenland patches 4. The rest area 5. Tree array square 6. Sports venues 7. Gallery rest area 8. Small landscape area 9. Resting Pavilion 10. Landscape flower beds 11. Open lawn
12. Children's activity facilities 13. Children's Square 14. Children's climbing area 15. Children's slide 16. Children's entertainment area 17. Ecological parking lot 18. Children's sandpit 19. Landscape Trestle 20. Hydrophilic platform recreation area 21. Ecological revetment
Air pollution
Vehicle parking
Greenland patches
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CHILDREN'S AMUSEMENT
ENTRANCE PLAZA
THE GREEN PATCHES
Some areas are mainly used for children's activities. In the area, a sandpit is designed for parent-child play. There are also children's balls,swing.
The entrance is designed with steps for pedestrians to rest, and there are orderly rows of trees in the square
The green patch area is dominated by undulating hills, all areas are dominated by soft materials,During periods of flood, green patches can help the city mitigate the rise of the lake, and during normal times, they can becomes a place for tourists to play and rest.
Agricultural production and sales Reykjavík
Animal husbandry
Iceland
Land Ocean Lagoon
Fisheries
Level road Farmland Urban green space The airport The beach
Energy production
The surface of the building Golf Hospital
Project type: Urban design Completion time: 2019.12 The project is located in the western reykjavik region of Iceland, facing the Labrador Sea and Greenland to the west.Surrounded by high mountains to the north and east, it has many hot springs and air vents.Influenced by the North Atlantic Current, the climate is milder.
Temperature analysis
Precipitation analysis
Wind velocity analysis
Precipitation analysis
Infrastructure
Project description: The project is located in Reykjavik, the capital city of Iceland. Reykjavik has abundant geothermal resources and extensive hot springs, rich in fishery, hydropower, and geothermal resources, but other natural resources are scarce. Due to the unique geographical location, the food types in this area are single. Vegetables are mainly imported, and the prices are very high. To meet the food demand, this project aims to design a self-sufficient urban food system that uses the city's free space to arrange a food chain of different scales and types to make it a space for planting, production, and sales to supply the entire city.
The local environment
04 FOOD-CITY PLANNING IN ICELAND
CITY BASIC
LOCATION ANALYSIS
URBAN STRUCTURE Traffic and freight analysis
ANALYSIS OF THE SITUATION Geothermal energy analysis
STRATEGY ANALYSIS Green
Agricultural
Other breeding
New energy
Facilities
Single Family Field
Vertical farming
Ecological fish pond
Geothermal energy
Container
energy conversion plant
fish pond
hot wall Level road
The secondary road
Terminal
Port
Coastline
Land use analysis
Geothermal energy range
Drainage system analysis
Set up a separate field at each door, and each field has a heating wall. There are warm current facilities in the ground to increase the temperature
Community field
There are several vertical agricultural facilities in each community, and the hot air from top to bottom increases the temperature of the whole house
Greenhouses
By dividing the water area between the island and the mainland into different fish ponds
Convert underground energy into other energy through warm current harvesting facilities
To meet the local container abandonment problem by transforming the container: planting box, vending box, and storage box.
Animal husbandry
Tidal energy
Market
Tidal power equipment
Business
Residential
Reef sea
Public
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River
Green space analysis
Soil analysis
Each community has a concentrated field, and the center has a place for people to gather and perform activities. Surrounded by fields with selfheating walls
Concentrated in the greenhouse, can grow various vegetables
Solve the meat problem by raising livestock in captivity
The forest park
The restaurant
The tourism industry
food residue Urban green space
Andosols
Farmland
Highly organic histosols
Vitrlsols
Set up a forest park in the local forest to develop its tourism industry
After a series of treatments, the food residues in the restaurant are turned into fertilizer and fed into the field behind
hot spring Transform the local hot spring area into a hot spring villa to develop tourism
Tidal power generation
Solar energy
Each community has a market to provide goods to surrounding residents
Food hub
solar panel Solar panels are installed on each house's roof and the walls around the house in the residential area to collect solar energy on an extreme day.
Large food vending area, supplying food for each community Vertical agriculture
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THE FOREST PARK
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Community garden Market Vertical farming
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PLANT ANALYSIS Community Yard
Greenhouse
Restaurant
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VERTICAL FARMING
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CONTAINER
Vertical farming
DOOR BEFORE THE FARMLAND
THE COMMUNITY OF FARMLAND
05 OTHER WORKS
Project statement: This part mainly shows the models and gouache paintings I made by hand in recent years.The first part is my production and design of the display space, mainly to display sales and product experience functions.The second part is my painting in Hong Village, Anhui Province, China.The third part is the Fagus Factory model I made and the process of making the model
THE COMMUNITY OF FARMLAND
GOUACHE PAINT
FAGUS FACTORY
PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKS