NING JIANG Student number: 20135524 Course for: MArch Urban Design Address:Unit seven 601, Daxiuchang Community,Songyuan, Jilin Province, China 138000 Email: 18223515774@163.com Phone: +86-17604489699
2017-2020 work selected
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CONTENT PREFACE
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Awaken,Memory,Impression
03-10
Individual work Architecture design
02
Tell a Story About Death
11-17
Group work Urban design
03 In the year of 2017, I was deeply fascinated by a TV drama, named as Full House, from the Chinese mainland. It tells the story of several families living in quadrangle dwellings of Beijing, over the decades, their lives have undergone different changes as the country’s destiny has changed, so this drama immediately brings the audience into Chinese people’s lives in the middle and late 20th century. And I couldn't help but indulge in the courtyard life in that era, the children playing in the streets were always so naive and lively, the smell of meals from the kitchens was always smelt like home, and the elders talking about family gossip at the front of doors were always so talkative, etc. However, in the reality of the 21st century, the children are stuck with the thrill of electronic devices, the adults are enjoying the convenience brought by “e le me” (a kind of fast food platform), the elderly sitting alone in the home are feeling the richness of the world through the TV screen, etc. Behind these comfortable lives, human beings are feeling lonely in their souls increasingly.
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Bald clinic
18-22
Individual work Architecture design
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"Hypocrisy" and "Purity"
23-28
Individual work Urban design
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Other Works
29-30
Awaken,Memory,Impression Type: Academic Date: 09/2018-11/2018 Site: Chong Qing,China Individual work
With the acceleration of the globalization process, more and more high-rise buildings have poured into cities. Although high-rise residential buildings have solved the living problems of a large number of people, they have also led to a reduction in urban public space and destroyed urban fabric. And traditional communities. The structure of urban public space has changed, losing the warm picture of the front door and the back door, causing many problems such as indifference among residents. In the face of these phenomena and problems, I started from the social and spiritual needs of people, researched Chongqing's local unique activities and unique spaces, and saved these traditional and unique memories.
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People who used to sit on thte bench and eat small noodles at the doorstep were not there. Instead, they were machines that sold instant noodles.
Old man's memories The old man smiled and patted the white bird's head with his hand. ”Hei,guy, let's go home and have a look."
Buy a pack of instant noodles
Okay
Boss, come two noodles.
The noise of the past can no longer be heard, only the deserted silence.
In 2049, the city has undergone tremendous changes.
Now
Past
"Old Zhang? You old man, finally willing to come back." At this time came a middle-aged woman with curly hair. "That's not going back to see , I didn't think it was a big change now."
Will the only memory be torn down?
Delicious It has now become a flat road.
So tired, heavy.
I want to buy a string of twenty yuan, please put more pepper, thank you.
Here is the road made up of stairs.
Past "Oh, it is said that the city is developing well. I don't think it was comfortable in the past. Every day, it is being demolished and rebuilt. Now Chongqing has no Chongqing." Entering the community, The old man saw the words "demolition" written on the walls and buildings.
Me too.
"Even today, I have to go back and look at it."
I lost my job.
Now
Past
"Come back, Dad, I am very busy at work recently. I may not be able to go home. If you have any message you want, I will ask the robot to do it for you."
There are only rows of numbers on the same door
Past
Now
The old man walked on the road, there was no previous excitement on the whole street, only the silver glass that reflected his back, solitary.
self-drawn
Old friend, you are also disappointed, right?
Got it “two barrels”
Quickly sticking, I have already set it up.
Disappointment...
Now
Past
In the past, the streets were full of lively sounds, and the sound of neighbors playing mahjong could be heard during a nap.
Well, let's leave now. The city of Chongqing has lost its original appearance in the development of science and technology. Ok, let's go
Past Former community...
The old man said he would not, and said goodbye to the neighbor.
"Come on, play mahjong!" The old man deliberately enthusiasm, to cover up the loss.
Community haircuts have always been affordable.
The white bird also seemed to feel the sorrow of the old man. He stood quietly for a while and then took the old man to the heights.
Hahahaha Once Chongqing "Come on, three missing one, you will be one"
Do not run!
Past General
Come chasing me!
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Now
I thought it was a lively mahjong scene, but I used my mobile phone to play mahjong virtually.
Past
Past
Not counting it, I just looked at it and regretted it.
The old man lowered his head in frustration, recalling what the city once looked like.
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Old and worn
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National period architecture
Used to store goods
Densely built areas 1
Water
Highway
Land
Building
Shabby shop
Feudal period
1870
Ten years of Guangxu
ild
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1895
1935
The founding period of new China
1980
Urban development period
1992
2000
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1870
In 1895, the Qing government was defeated by Japan in the war. According to the Treaty of Shimonoseki, Chongqing became the first inland trading port open to Japan.
1935
A f te r t h e o u t b re a k o f t h e A n t i J a p a n e s e Wa r , C h o n g q i n g w a s designated as the wartime capital.
1980
On March 14, 1997, at the fifth session of the Eighth National People's Congress of the people's Republic of China, t h e m o t i o n to re s u m e C h o n g q i n g Municipality was deliberated.
2000
In the past 10 years, the city has changed, a number of landmark buildings have changed their appearance, and some new buildings have become new city signs.
2020
city
With the accelerated pace of urban construction, many old buildings in Chongqing have gradually disappeared from people's eyes, and most of the survivors are just living on their own.
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Extracting Chongqing typical space
Each building is like a memory, preserved in a glass box.
air-raid hotpot
couttyard
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stilted budiling
telpher
eighteen ladder
stbay
roadside market
Sichuan opera
spiral stair
Air
mahjong
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Take photos of Chongqing citizens' daily activity space for one day.Due to the great ups and downs of Chongqing's terrain, Chongqing has some very special transportation methodsand some special buildings.These special activity spaces are divided into three time periods.
Time
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Morning
Stb
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eighteen stairs The Eighteen Stairs is a street in Chongqing’s Yuzhong Peninsula, symbolizing the true mountain city of old Chongqing
stbay Finally completed the first domestic and foreign “light rail crossing building” design
spiral stair
telpher The Yangtze River Cableway is an important part of the construction of Chongqing's unique three-dimensional transportation network.
The outdoor spiral staircase is a feature of Chongqing.
Spi
Midday
ral sta ir Sic
Street vendors Street vendors are a major feature of Chongqing, and the streets and alleys are filled with strong fragrance.
air-raid hotpot
hua
couttyard
Air-raid shelters were left over from previous wars, and now they are a good place for people to eat hot pot.
couttyard is a paradise for residents to play and relax.
Tel p
her
Afternoon
mahjong Mahjong is the most common form of entertainment for Chongqing residents.
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Sichuan opera Sichuan opera is one of the genres of Han Chinese opera. Opera facial makeup is an important part of Sichuan Opera performance art.
stilted budiling The main house is built on the ground, and the wing room is connected to the main house, suspended on three sides and supported by pillars.
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Elevation There were 1,200 air-raid shelters in Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War. In order to remember history, Chongqing people turn waste into treasures, rebuild the air-raid shelters and transform them into hot pot restaurants.
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Stilted buildings ,distinctive buildings of Chongqing, belongs to semi-dried fence t ype buildings, which are mostly built on the mountains and which are ventilated, keeping away from moisture, and away for summer and winter.
Because the weather in Chongqing is less sunshine and full of humidity and spicy food can protect people from rheumatism, Chongqing people like eating spicy food.
E
Sichuan opera, one of the traditional operas in China, has a famous skill named Sichuan opera face which is an important part of Sichuan opera performing arts and is a local characteristic of Chongqing.
F
D
A
Atilted budiling
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Roadside market
G
F
Sichuan opera
Air-raid hotpot
A
E
Food market
D
Explosion analysis
stbay
stilted budiling
air-raid hotpot
air-raid hotpot
plan axonometric drawing roadside market
roadside market
plan stilted budiling
food market mahjong
spiral stair
Sichuan opera
axonometric drawing
food market
plan
I researched Chongqing's local unique activities and unique spaces, redesigned and combined these unique elements, and generated a new vertical public space design plan, hoping to preserve Chongqing's unique landform and humanities.
Sichuan opera
plan
9
Atilted budiling
Sichuan opera
1010
Roadside market
Food market
Mahjong
Tell a Story about Death Type: Academic Date: 03/2018-05/2018 Site: Shinjuku,Japan Group work: Ning Jiang,Teng Wang, yingtong Liu
The construction of buildings affects people's behavior,so,what happens when people's behavior affects buildings? Based on this, we will pay special attention to the influence of human death on buildings, which are taboo and repugnant after happening this kind of death. How can we redefine these houses by their recipients and try to change the perception of people who don't accept them? Behind these events, there are some drawbacks of social structure. The cognition and concern of stigmatized house is a metaphor for the society changes its standpoint on marginalized groups.The changing of the public’s views on these houses is a focus on social structure, that has the effect of giving a satirical strategy for these houses, an architectural agent about telling and questing death, a system of indifference to death and social reflection brought by death, which has been regarded as an important reflection of Japanese social structure.
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Internet Poor blood relationship .Most people are not good at interpersonal interactions]
Mapping of Stigmatized house
Cultural features that do not complain
The tradition of glorious suicide and the spirit of Bushido
[1]Stigmatized house
stigmatized house-3
Japan's population shrinks, housing and population ratio increases
stigmatized house-3
stigmatized house-3
stigmatized house-4
Mental health counseling is not perfect. Lack of psychological counseling mechanism, relying on drugs
stigmatized house-3
stigmatized property is property that buyers or tenants may shun for reasons that are unrelated to its physical condition or features. Japanese houses are real estate, when there are death events in the houses, which are referred to as "accident object". There are no problems in these houses (such as structure, space, etc.). Therefore, the renovation of houses will not solve some problems. Most of the tenants are mentally unfit, which is dubbed as "psychological defect". Stigmatized house is a common social phenomenon in Japan, most people are taboo to it, which is rarely concerned, but these just reflect the social environment of Japan. Our plan will use stigmatized house as the statement point.
Minato Ch
uo
a buy
Shi
dis tric
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Social Reason ek M t ric
area F
area E
area D
area C
area B
area A
Shinjuk u
awa Shinag
Social Structure
Lack of psychological counseling institutions, when people have mental illness can only rely on unreasonable means.
stimatized house
[Demographic change] stimatized house
Specific value
Feng Shui homicide lonely death suicide fire accident
concern extent total number of stigmatized house
The ageing of the population is serious, and more elderly people are in the unattended stage. The ageing of the population is also the culprit of lonely death.
860house
SITE
＋
＋
Social Structure
940house
[Strict social hierarchy]
[Internet impact]
Strict social hierarchy gives young people fewer choices and greater stress. Once out of society, a mentality of selfabandonment will arise.
Young people are encouraged to commit suicide through the Internet in a depressing social environment.
[Japanese tradition]
200 houses
Cause of death
820 houses
500 houses
480 houses
distribution of stigmatized house
500 houses
distance
730 houses
[burned charcoal]
area K
low
[Feng Shui]
[hanging]
[jump off ]
[superstition]
[Lonely death]
[fire]
[murder]
viewpoint based on public
house vacancy rate area J
[occupation]
[Example about stigmatized house]
600 houses 300 houses
area I
receive social assistance employee office clerk other unemployed self-employed housewife student
The tradition of "glorious suicide" has a special influence on Japan.
660 houses
area H area G
Through marking the stigmatized house of the different areas in Tokyo,we can see that the number of stigmatized house is relatively large, but they are evenly distributed to some extent.This shows that stigmatized house is a common phenomenon in Tokyo, which helps to eliminate the differences caused by regional factors such as economic policies in different regions. It can be seen from the situation of death that the causes of deaths are vary with different area of Tokyo. However, most people of these deaths belong to marginalized groups such as low-income and receiving social subsidies,etc. These marginalized groups have less social attention until they die at home. Therefore, Japan's social factors are the direct cause of stigmatized house, which will help us to implement following study deeply.
According to the research, in Japan, most people refuse to rent a house when they have learned it's stigmatized house. However, it is interesting that a small number of people accept it for various reasons. We have then focused on the attitude of the recipient and the non recipient towards stigmatized house.
high
Reason for [Not accepted the crowd] 1. Because the predecessor of the house is used for the profit of geographical situation and other issues 2. The Japanese think that it will bring them bad luck to live in a house where the death occurred. 3. The floor of Japanese houses is made of wood. The rotten body will go deep into the floor and cannot be public eliminated. The smell is pungent 4. As a result of the cultural background, many people believe in and fear the existence of the soul low reason: Feng Shui Bad luck Sanitaion(smell) Heart defects Family against Others 5. Partners and family members are taboo to and oppose to such kind of stigmatized events. 6. Other reasons not acceptance level
80 60 50 40 30 20
[age]
[nationwide] male female [Tokyo] male female
[gender]
specific
80% 60% 50% 40% 30% value 20%
Reason for [Accepted the crowd] 1. House agents:they can make profits by selling these houses. At present, the main customers are young people who don't believe in ghosts. 2. Young people just graduated: with a low income, they can only live in a cheap house as a result of Japan has a high cost of living. 3. Doctors and nurses: they are exposed to death every day. They don't feel terrible for such ghost and spiritual events. 4. Old people: think that they have reached the end of life, and just want to find a cheap house as the final foothold. 5. Supernatural enthusiasts: they have special interests in supernatural events, and they rent a stigmatized house to research supernatural events. 6. People with religious beliefs: they have special opinion on death.
[income]
a cce p t a n ce level low
douctor nurses
old people
house agents
a cce p t a n ce level
low
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[Imperfect mental health counseling]
[Japanese culture] Japan has a cultural characteristic of "no complaints". When faced with internal stress and dissatisfaction, it lacks effective ways to resolve them.
Social ties are weak, and children rarely interact with their parents after independence. And most young people are not good at interpersonal communication and have few friends.
st di
Ta itu ng
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[lonely]
supernatural enthusiasts
worker（poor）
religious beliefs
Thinking Stigmatized house reflects the relatively common social phenomenon in Japan. To some extent, the society's ignorance and indifference to the marginal groups are reflected in this social phenomenon (stigmatized house). These marginalized groups and deaths are a response to the overall structure of Japanese society. So can their cognition of stigmatized house be changed, so as to cause the society to think about the social factors of this series of events? Perhaps, these receptive groups can let us rethink and change others' introspection on these houses and the social structure of Japan.
Research About Accepted People
Curious properties
Behavioral correlation
[The significance of curiosity behavior]
Psychological purpose：
接受污点房人群
curiosity
接受污点房人群
Ⅰ .paranormal lover
sense
personal preference
dissemination
abandon Ⅱ .elder
（helplessness）
public
REFUSE
platform
Curiosity seeker analysis
[1] Create gimmicks /build topics
[2] Spread and broadcast via the platform
[3]Sensory based stimulation
[4] Attractive
As a research and development direction, we think about the significance of curiosity behavior. This kind of behavior is in a state of gradual expansion with the help of the platform of communication. This is a way of attracting others by curiosity and stimulation. So, is it of certain value to guide the emergence of buildings with the act of curiosity behavior and change the cognition of stigmatized house to the public? This is a good beginning for our research. [Lens]
earn a profit
Ⅲ .letting agency
人群
[Character movement]
Ⅳ .doctors, nurses, etc.
prolonged contact with the dead
（life pressure）
REFUSE
search process
usual
2 minutes...
finding
Ⅴ .religious people
（poor）
stigmatized house
REFUSE
twist a head to see
with god
8 minutes...
[Object of concern]
research point 1 ＆ 2
It is found that there is a specific correlation between them and stigmatized house in 接受污点房人群 daily life, and it is out of different psychology through the analysis of the correlation between the activities of the recipients.But most of them are forced to accept, such as being unable to live and poor. But two of them, house agents and curiosity hunters, are more willing. Maybe they will be the starting point of our research.
walk
daily life key point related to the stained room passive reception contact frequency contact time
3 minutes... small objects
Regional influence as an intermediary look at a longer time
letting agency
research point Parallel relationship
relationship-1
relationship-2
Stigmatized Shinjuku
Shinjuku railway station
[contrast] furniture
rest negotiate show
housing agency
中心点是中介，周围方块是污点房， 中介在污点房中心，
life-related objects
relationship
The agents who sell stigmatized houses are more willing to collect these cheap houses and sell them at a high price.The location information and space function of the agents links the agents and these houses in a better way. I marked the location of stigmatized house in an area and correlated the locations to different quantities, they were roughly in the center of the vacant position. The location relationship of the agents guides our final project site, which can better cover the stigmatized houses in the area.At the same time, the function of the agents guides some functions of the building.
IKEA
Return to the thought of stigmatized house. We analyzed modes of conducting of curiosity hunters in stigmatized house. They pay more attention to life-related furniture, calendars recording time and date, or death- related objects (such as the garbage left by defunct), etc., so they stay longer. At the same time, they used cameras to record stigmatized house. The length of their stay in the house expresses their concern and importance for the space, so the space under the lens is the real feedback of their seek novelty behavior. Then, we think about how to reflect this behavior into the spatial model.
stigmatized house
[Space function]
We have studied and summarized the behavior characteristics of different curiosity hunters for cities and stigmatized houses 1. They are in the state of finding and discovering things, and they are finishing in constantly walking and experiencing: 2. They pay close attention to things with certain characteristics, and have different attention duration to different concerns: 3. They are utilizing cameras, pickup camera, etc. as a platform for recording and spreading, and attract other people's attention;
Housing agency research point
office area
12 minutes...
[Regional function]
space
stay time different actions camera to record
IKEA is a good business model. Some of the behaviors of people in IKEA are similar to those of curiosity hunters. For example, IKEA's space is focused on furniture,similarly, the focus of curiosity hunters on the stigmatized house is also life-related objects; different people's stay time and different actions in IKEA reflect the importance of space; most people have the habit of using mobile camera to record objects in IKEA. Therefore, the research on IKEA, a real business model, is conducive to the feedback of what we call the seek novelty behavior, and reappearing this behavior in the way of buildings.
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Comparative Study stigm a
tized h
ouse
lens organization-1 _plan-1
plan-
IKEA
1 plan-
lens
2(F1) plan-
2(F2)
high
plan-
F1 low
plan-
F2
5min
12min
2min
[crowd density]
plan-
F3
8min
8min 1min
6min
5min
5min
the lens associated
[1]Lens recording reflects the spatial role and behavior of the curiosity hunters. We can see their different actions and visual concerns in stigmatized house by lens relationship. We studied the lens relationship of the hunter in stigmatized house. By measuring their lens rotation, rocking, depth of field relationships and lens duration, these continuous lenses are connected in series in each space. This reflects the characteristics of the hunters and sums them up.
2min 2min
1min
3min
1min
5min 1min
Lens organization-1
people's actions
[1]
3min
resea rch p a
3min
2min 4min
4min
th
2min
lens organization-2 _plan-2
8min
12min
lens related
8min
12min
12min 3min
[2]Similarly, in IKEA's comparative research model, we also investigated and summarized the behavior of different people. These image fragments are consistent with the strange hunting behavior of stigmatized house to some extent by the way of lens recording and shooting. The time aspect of different people's attention to things reflects the importance of IKEA's spatial behavior. For example, they would sit down in a specific position, watch carefully and so on. In the process of investigation, the spatial density of people is also a variable, which also reflects the importance of space.
5min 16min
6min
[Spatial degree division]
6min 3min
14min
25min
4min
1min
1min
2min
18min
9min
IKEA
plan
plan
summary data
summary data
duration of stay
duration of stay
Degree of action
Degree of action
13min
2min
6min 5min
Stigmatized house
5min
3min
Lens organization-2
space
6min
8min
2min
[Research route]
5min 6min
11min 12min
8min 3min
15min
IKEA
[2]
Level of spatial behavior
A
B
C
D
Summarize about space division
Spatial equivalent conversion
A'
B'
C'
3min
D'
Stigmatized house
[3]
1.electricity meter time duration ： 2minutes
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2.tap
3.safe box
4.pond
5.air conditioner
6.calendar
time duration ： 5 minutes
time duration ： 2 minutes
time duration ： 6 minutes
time duration ： 3 minutes
time duration ： 2 minutes
I extracted the objects that the curiosity hunter stayed in stigmatized house for a long time. These objects reflect the death events and stories behind the space. I hope to use these objects as a narrative way of space.
[3]Space equivalent transformation is my attempt to reflect seek novelty behavior to the architectural space. I summarized the importance of space behavior based on the same space by equivalent replacement (these importance degrees are summarized by the above methods and can reflect the spatial behavior), and project the space of stigmatized house to IKEA, the real architectural space. This is the basis for the next spatial transformation.
I summed up these data in the plane of IKEA and stigmatized house through these studies, and transform the two spaces equally based on the importance of space. There are two variables of the importance of space, namely, the length of people's stay and behavior.
Lens and action
Images and character actions Sustained attention
A
B
image
I took a piece of image as an example for research, and matched the spatial behavior track with the corresponding space and image concerns. For example, the camera shake reflected the rapid movement, the camera zoom indicated the strong concern, the action of the curiosity hunter under different images was different, and the same emphasis was given to the duration of these actions.
character
a
b
c
d
e
f
h
g
i
j
[new space rule]
k
watch for a long time
These lenses are fed back to the real space. Next, we translated the seek novelty behavior into the real space by studying the images they took.
a
I went on to explore the relationship between space and seek novelty behavior, which is characterized by photographing and transmitting information. Therefore, we are focusing on the image under the seek novelty behavior.
b
a
c
b
d
c
e
d
g
f
e
f
h
g
i
h
i
j
j
k
By summarizing the above methods, I mapped the image of the curiosity hunter to a spatial model, which reflects the behavior of the curiosity hunter. This space stretches a plane space according to the different images and behaviors. The longer the stay time is, the larger the space gap is. The stretching angle of the space reflects the vision and action of the curiosity hunter. The location of the spatial action corresponds to the real spatial location relationship, so the space reflects the behavior of the curiosity hunter.
original space
k
new space rule
Through hand-held photography, the image is connected with their real behavior, so the new space will be obtained from these image relationships.
A
Long stay
B
Lens and action
I mapped the spatial logic of the image into the translation model of IKEA and stigmatized house. The new space reflects the hunting behavior in the original stigmatized house space from the perspective of the hunter. IKEA's space replacement feeds it back to the real space.
photo
photo link plan_1
a-1
a-2
a-3
a-4
[Logic of construction]
original space stigmatized house plan_1
IKEA plan_2
plan_3
spatial classification
plan_1
plan_2
plan_3
structure plan_2
b-1
b-2
b-3
b-4
c-1 c-2c-4c-3
b-3 b-1 b-4 b-2
c-2 c-3 a-1 a-4 A
B
C
D
[Logic of space corresponding]
spatial classification original plan
According to the summary of the importance of space, I subdivided each space according to the summary of the importance of space behavior, and transformed the image into space, which is replaced correspondingly. And reorganized it into a spatial association of related activities. plan_3
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Building organization
Site
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The scheme site is located near Shinjuku railway station in Shinjuku District, Tokyo. Most of the area is occupied by rental houses. I marked the location of each stigmatized house. In these distribution links, I use the center vacancy as the location of selection according to the spatial relationship of the house agents of the stigmatized house discussed before, which has a certain influence on the region, and analyzed the local stigmatized house.
Stigmatized House on Site
location nearby stigmatized house
-Incident-
architectural appearance
Outside edge control line for this building
building interior
I layered the spatial relationship composed of behaviors, a specific hole will be formed when there is no behavior in the space. The boundary of behavior relationship becomes the boundary of buildings, because some spaces are generated without behavior. The highest point of behavior relationship is the object of concern. These positions should better meet the generation of long-term behavior, for instance, space that meets the long-term viewing. As well, the breaking and squeezing of the space consisted of behavioral relations, i n c l u d i n g t h e a rc h i te c t u ra l appearance in the building to carry seek novelty behavior.
F6 F5 F4 F3 F2 F1 The cave in this building behavior relationship high spot boundary wall
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internal control line for this building
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I extracted the location and plane of stigmatized house, and organized a new building space according to the p re v i o u s b e h a v i o r projection logic. Thus, it reflects how stigmatized house in this area tells the space with the behavior of the curiosity hunter. In the same way, I extracted the most concerned objects of the curiosity hunters, which are the expression of the space story.
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building relationship
4F floor plan
building relationship building space
behaviors building relationship
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exits and entrances
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building relationship
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Shinjuku railway station
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building space
relationship
building relationship
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building building space space
building building relationship relationship
long stay
behaviors behaviors
edge control line of space
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building building space space
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building building relationship relationship
behaviors behaviors
people in this layer
people in under layer
people in the mobile
people in the rest
the line of sight on this building
the line of sight outdoor
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(objects for long-term observation)
woolen
water bottle
breathing machine
football
string
bathtub
slipper
newspaper
calendar
books
worktable
television
Architectural Appearance 25.000
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Plan ① office area
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Inside it has some of the functions of a housing agent, and it also sells these houses ironically, like buying souvenirs after seeing the exhibition.
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Let's tell a story about death through entering the space with the behavior of the curiosity hunter.
1F plan
3F plan
2F plan
Statement of Space
4F plan
5F plan
balloon
jump off the building
rope
string
bathtub
During his lifetime, he fantasized about sitting on a park bench with friends. But he was timid about the outside world.
He couldn't face his job loss during his lifetime, he gave up on himself, and finally jumped out of an apartment in Shinjuku.
She suspected that her husband was derailed during her lifetime, so she killed her husband at night. Later, she found that it was meaningless to live. She used the bedroom door handle to suicide by hanging.
She loved to knit sweaters all her life, and there were wool on the ground, but in the end she killed herself with her favorite things.
Due to the stress caused by her work, she suffered from depression, was depressed every day, and finally had the idea of resignation. She cut her wrist in the bathtub and committed suicide.
collection
mirror
television
He had a habit of collecting small objects during his lifetime. The house is full of various small objects, and he will date each of them.
She did not want to be exposed to outside things during her lifetime, and hid in a small space at home every day, but she had a hobby and looked at herself in the mirror.
He liked to stay at home during his lifetime. Watching TV and computer games became everything in his life. He died in front of the TV at home.
breathing machine There are no children, no partners, and no love of dealing with the outside world. He lives a lonely life and ends up sick in the house.
water bottle He lived alone during his lifetime. Poor conditions prevented him from paying utility bills. The entire bedroom was filled with large water bottles for water.
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Bald clinic Type: Academic Date: 07/2019-10/2019 Site: Tokyo,Japan Individual work
Through research, I found that bald people need more psychological care, so I want to simulate the shape of hair and pay attention to the psychological state of bald people through the design of a bald clinic.
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Tokyo street interview Hair, one of the important components of an individual's appearance and image, which make a first impression of one person has impact on an individual's external appeal.The effect of alopecia on personal charm has been confirmed by most studies. In addition, compared with people without alopecia, people with alopecia are considered boring, unattractive, lacking confidence, and unsuccessful.
Bald ハゲ
Mapping
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Hat cover
Street Research
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Caricature metaphor
Ranking of hair loss population in the world 9.Netherlands 7.Italy
8.Poland 11.Russia
18.Taiwan,China 20.Korea 21.Shanghai,China Law firm
5.United Kingdom 14.Japan First in Asia
2.Spain 4.France 3.Germany
6.United States 13.Mexico 10.Canada
19.Myanmar 16.Malaysia 17.Thailand
1.Czech Republic
12.Australia
15.Hong Kong,China Design company
Japan ranks first among the bald countries in Asia and 13th in the world. Baldness accounts for 27.78% of the country. Although Japan's economy is developed, people are under great pressure. There are many people with mental illness in the Japanese population, so this leads to hair loss in Japanese men, and the mental factors themselves are closest to hair growth. Not only that, mental stress is too great, but also affects the human endocrine and immune system.
Causes of hair loss
Innovative Park
SITE
IT company Stay up late/insomnia
Working too long
Most young people like to stay up late, staying up late can cause health problems and hair loss.
Hair loss level Ⅰ
Hairline is normal.
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The Japanese have a national c h a r a c t e r , a n d t h e p re s s u re o f competition in Japan is very great. Companies have to work overtime in order to survive the competition. Longterm overtime will lead to hair loss.
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Hairline moves backward.
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Hairline shedding is obvious.
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Family inheritance
Eating habits The Japanese diet, like to eat more sushi and seafood, beef and pork, insufficient intake of vegetables and fruits, lack of vitamin B that affects hair growth.
C a u s e d b y p a re n t s ' i n h e r i ta n ce . Girls are inherited recessively, so the probability of inheritance is relatively small, and hair loss is mostly sparse.
Hair loss crowd Ⅳ
Hair dye/Perm
92.9%
80.6%
High pressure
In Japan, many students have permed and dyed their hair since high school. The development of Japanese hair dyeing industry leads in Asia, and ordinary hair dyeing will lead to a reduction in hair volume.
84.9%
75.9%
Japanese people have tremendous stress due to life, work, country, etc. Hair loss caused by stress is severe.
84.5% 70.3%
Original building
The forehead is obviously bald.
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The front hairline The forehead and upper The forehead is Hair is left behind basically shed. the pillow and ears. and forehead shed. part basically fall off.
Programmer
Student
Researcher Designer
Salesperson Law enforcement
Meguro,Tokyo, Japan
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Picture information extraction
Overview of original buildings
Aerial view
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I extracted the information from the picture and extracted several important curves. The curve is placed on the building facade, and multiple results are combined, and finally the most suitable combination result is selected.
Final choice
Topological spatial relations Entrance Primary space Accessory space Connecting space
1F Coffee
2F Consulting service
Spatial derivation 1
3F Operation
4F Rehabilitation
Entrance
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Effect of each layer after cutting
The wall is pushed and pulled by the space function to The main entrance chooses a more hidden place on the side to form the final space function separation. better protect the privacy of patients.
Outdoor space can better adjust mental problems during rehabilitation.
Isometric
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Plan Consulting room Recovery room C
Consulting room
Recovery space
Operating room C
Private room C
Recovery room B
Private room B
Counter
Recovery room A
Operating room B Private room A
Stairs
Private space
Blood detection Preoperative design room
Hair follicles detection
Outdoor balcony
Operating room A Public space
Waiting area
Kitchen
Bar counter Entrance 1F
Due to the social atmosphere in Japan, people do not want to be known about their shortcomings. In order to protect privacy, I converted the first floor of the clinic into a coffee shop, and the general entrance and exit of the clinic Set on the side and try to hide as much as possible.
2F
On the second floor of the clinic, I have provided the reception desk consultation room and other functions. Patients can make detailed inquiries and communication with the doctor according to their needs.
3F
The third floor is the operating room. According to recent psychological medicine, in the windowless operating room, doctors and patients are prone to bad moods such as depression. All black curtains protect privacy.
4F
The fourth floor of the clinic is the inpatient room and rehabilitation room. In the public area, they can increase social interaction, improve self-confidence, and repair the wounded.
5F
The fifth floor is an outdoor space.When you spend too long in the indoor space, you will feel depressed. At this time, you can relax outside the fifth floor. Adjust the mental problems of the recovery period.
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"Hypocrisy" and "Purity" Type: Academic Date: 11/2019-03/2020 Site: Chong Qing,China Individual work
It has been more than 20 years since the UK first introduced the concept of cultural and creative industries in 1998. The cultural and creative industries in many countries and cities have matured. This development process is also accompanied by the advent of the post-industrial era. Those old factories that were once entangled in the urban area gradually moved out, and some of them closed down and some participated in urban renewal to upgrade and upgrade. More options are in a new way. Rebirth-the development of cultural and creative industries, combining the personalized design of cultural and creative with traditional historical blocks, traditional industrial parks, etc., activating historical space can enhance the spatial value of historical and cultural areas. My design started with my research on the mature 798 art park in China. I mainly studied the two types of character relationships in the park, businessmen and art, and gave them nicknames, hypocrisy and purity. The distribution of the two functions should be reasonably allocated to better coordinate the development of the cultural and creative park.
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Art District
In the 1990s, with the deepening of reform and opening up, China's economic development has entered a period of sustained and rapid growth. The improvement of residents' water bottles has increased people's spiritual needs, and cultural development has entered a new chapter. In the postindustrial era, the type of urban land has been continuously replaced, and a large amount of industrial land has been replaced by other types of land. At the same time, urban renewal has become particularly urgent. The development and transformation of old industrial sites has become one of the hot issues in urban renewal in recent years. The use of the abandoned factory area to transform into a cultural and creative industry cluster area (referred to as cultural and creative factory) has to appear, to carry out the secondary design and transformation of the factory area, the introduction of a large amount of funds and tourists also give the old factory area a new vitality.
Initial formation stage
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Struggle Development Stage Policy support stage Positioning adjustment phase
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Unit identification
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Social identity Market power Pull power
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characteristics of each role and gave them new definitions, and continued to study their relationship.
With the decline of the art community in Yuanmingyuan , the artist set his sights on the suburbs of Beijing, looking for a new place to settle.
Decoration
Propaganda
Camouflage
"Hypocrisy"
Exaggeration
Art
Because of the convenient transportation of 798 ArtDist, the bright and spacious space in the factory.
2003
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2009
ArtDist From my study of the 798 case, I found that the two most important and most obvious roles are artist and business. I summarized the
Case Study: The History of 798 1990
798 Aggregation Factor
Industry
The artists go into 798 ArtDist one after another and found their own studios. The reconstruction of 798 ArtDist in 2003 promoted the functional transformation of the art district, and the main body of the art district was formed.
Authenticity
Show
Display
Value
"Purely"
Gallery
Generation stage: "Hypocrisy" enters the industrial park
Development stage: "Falseness" began to decorate itself, conduct posters, optimize its background, and empower itself, thereby attracting "pure" entry into the park.
Brilliant stage: At this time, "hypocrisy" and "pure" are equal and harmonious.
2004
In 2004, Qixing Electronics Group was no longer willing to collect cheap rent, hoping to demolish the art district and establish an e-commerce center. Therefore, the resident had conflicts with the area’s managers. 2006
2007
Since 2007, the government had pay attention to 798 Art District.
Conclusion
2008 2009
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Pleasingly, the Olympics brought a large number of people to 798 ArtDist, and government support provided more opportunities for it.
2011 2013
In 2009, the impact of the financial crisis on the art market brought the development of the 798 Art District to a bottleneck period.
2016
2019
Stationary stage: "Hypocrisy" and "Pure" begin to compete for land and seize the market. At this time, "Pure" is no longer "Pure", and begins to decorate itself and empower itself.
Besides, A number of catering, leisure, entertainment, and retail establishments are gradually replacing artist studios, making 798 ArtDist become as a mixed-use business hub
798 Original state The emergence of ArtDist in the post industrial era Continue the original texture Introduce various cultures
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Falling stage: As the price of the land caused by "pure" rises, "hypocrisy" can't bear it and gradually withdraws from the park.
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Richard E. Caves (2000) research on the New York Art Center shows that the spatial distribution of the modern art market is characterized by "selfdestruction".
In order to solve this similar problem, I will intervene in a new group of peoplemanagers to reconcile the layout relationship between "hypocrisy" and "purity".
Manager
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Study the law of 798 development Theme from simple to complex The development themes from one to multiple The format from single to multiple
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Decadence
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Mapping analysis
Axonometric route analysis
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Mind logic mapping Judge
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People stay in this area for a purpose. There is no supermarket function nearby. Turning on this function can serve people within 1000 meters nearby.
an hour — one and a half hours walk
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Sample analysis
Lack of space
Crowd demand
Functional screening
Streamlines reasonable layout
Output
Increase the space
Function 100m
According to the preliminary investigation and analysis, several denser places are analyzed, and the types of shops around the dense places are summarized. ART
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Due to the lack of space and oversupply, I will perform function optimization. Because this node is a crowded and dense crowd, people will stay here. According to the needs of the crowd, the viewing activity is greater than the purchasing activity, and the viewing function is preferred-galleries, clothing stores and art sales are interspersed in the gallery.
Before
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This area has ample functions and ample space, and no changes are needed. Located inside the factory, it is quiet and bright, suitable for artists to create here.
Before
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Visitors in this area have walked for an hour to an hour and a half, and need to stop and rest, preferably functions such as cafes and restaurants. Due to the dense crowds in this area and the lack of venues, buildings need to be demolished and routes added.
Result
Gallery Art sale shop Studio
1.Group gathering
1.It is featured in the exhibition 1.Group-type gathering, hall. relatively concentrated, regional.
1.Group gathering. Interspersed next to the exhibition hall.
1.Honeycomb layout. Decentralized. Has a certain scope and boundary.
2.Rhythmic almost all shops with the same function within 100m distance.
2.Crowd flow Location on a relatively wide site.
2.Define whether two groups come together or three come together.
2.It serves 10 people within 10m, 30 people within 50m, and 50 people within 100m.
Functional layout rules
Before
2.Drain the kitchen. Downwind. Relatively concentrated crowd.
Taking different crowd paths as the design entry point, the layout method obtained is different from the traditional layout. Through the optimization and screening in the previous step, the new layout is finally obtained.
Optimized path and layout relationship
Through detailed research on the paths of various types of people, I found that the functions between them are overlapping and repulsive. For example, the places circled by the box in the figure below, I want to map these places to the real site and perform these functions. Optimize the ratio. First-level intensive
Tertiary intensive
Secondary intensive
Restaurant Gallery Art sale shop Street vendors Clothing store Art Studio Supermarket Company
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Staff member Merchant (Service) Collectors Merchant Artist
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Restaurant Gallery Art sale shop Street vendors Clothing store Art Studio Supermarket Company
Staff member Merchant (Service) Collectors Merchant Artist
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Aerial view
Artist studio
Taking different people's paths as design entry points, the layout obtained is different from the traditional layout. The traditional layout is mainly based on block layout, and each function is in a block. Such a layout method will cause every The regional functions are too single, and the linkage is weak. Some regions are relatively active, and some regions are relatively deserted, which cannot promote the development of the entire region. The functional layout based on the path axis can make the functions in each region relatively Rich, they have regional selfsatisfaction, and the regional ecology is relatively more stable, which can better promote the development of positive regions from small to large. Of course, this model still needs time to verify. My scheme is the end of the previous stage and the beginning of the next stage. I hope that time will further verify my scheme. I also hope to continue to study such projects in the graduate stage. .
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Elements Renovate the roof structure, repair and increase the light.
Type A :Roof Protection and restoration of historical and cultural information
Type H :Chimney
Crisscross, fast access as the standard, practical value and ornamental value.
The original architectural style should be retained, and the external outline and interior temperament of the original building should be extended
Type B :Corridor
Type C :Roof
Solve the lighting problem, increase the architectural appearance level.
Connect the buildings to increase the convenience and connectivity.
Type I :Exterior facade
Type J :Connecting corridor
Because the house is old, increase structure, increase safety.
Type D : Roof truss The traffic of high buildings is convenient, and the internal roads are widened.
Type K :Outdoor staircase
Leisure and entertainment, inject new industrial elements, show artistic characteristics.
Type E: Wooden frame To realize the three-dimensional form of architectural space and increase the sense of art.
Type L :Added window
Replace broken glass and add design windows.
Type F :Window Protection and restoration of historical and cultural information
TypeM :Industrial Heritage
To enhance the historical elements, use wood, steel structure, for protection.
Type G :Roof truss To realize the three-dimensional form of architectural space and increase the sense of art.
Type N :Added window
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Element Renderings
Renderings
Taking different crowd paths as the design entry point, the layout method obtained is different from the traditional layout. Through the optimization and screening in the previous step, the new layout is finally obtained.
Type E: Wooden frame
Type J :Connecting corridor
Type A :Roof
Type F :Window
Type K :Outdoor staircase
Type B :Corridor
Type G :Roof truss
Type L :Added window
Type C :Roof
Type H :Chimney
TypeM :Industrial Heritage
Comply with the overall urban structure and integrate into the development of the area-it has good functions and transportation links with the surrounding areas, and promotes the coordinated development of the area. Preserve valuable industrial memories, representative buildings, landscapes and characteristic places. Effectively develop and utilize industrial heritage, and make new vitality of the old factory building through reasonable functional planning and space transformation.
Type D : Roof truss
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Type I :Exterior facade
Type N :Added window
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Pencil Drawing Type:Academic Date:6/2019
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Wall painting Type:Avocation Date:4/2018 Acrylic paint
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OTHER WORKS
RESUME The Renwal Design of SCFAI Community Type:Work Date:8/2019 Group work
The design of Qinyue Garden Hetel Progect,in Sihanoukvile,Cambodia Type:Work Date:10/2018 Group work
PERSONAL INFORMATION Ning Jiang Phone: +86-17604489699 Email: 18223515774@163.com Address:Unit seven 601, Daxiuchang Community,Songyuan, Jilin Province, China 138000 EDUCATIONALBACKGROUND Sichuan FineArts Institute Major: Environmental Design (Landscape Art) Degree: Bachelor of Fine Arts Beijing Zuo Ren Fashion Design Studio Training Content: Hand-drawing skills in fashion design Certificate: Completion Certificate in Professional Training
The Peninsula Hotel ,Sihanoukille Type:Work Date:5/2019 Group work
Sept.2015-June 2019 Aug. 2017-Sept. 2018
WORK EXPERIENCE Assistant Urban Designer,AECOM, Beijing, China Aug. 2019-present Responsibility: Develop urban design and planning concepts and translate them into clear and compelling graphic images; Develop innovative solutions to problems that effectively address the social, legal and economic implications of the physical form; Evaluate, select, and apply standard urban de hole design process of several projects, including Prince Huan Yu Center, Prince Financial Mansion, Qinyue Garden Hotel and Westport Peninsula Hotel.
DESIGN EXPERIENCE
The design of Qinyue Garden Hetel Progect,in Sihanoukvile,Cambodia Type:Work Date:10/2019 Group work
Kindergarten Type:Work Date:8/2019 Group work
Urban Design Work-Memory Details: independent work, duration: Oct. 2019-Nov. 2019, achievement: the works were selected and exhibited in the “AnxiousArchitecture� Non-Famous Architects Exhibition in Beijing Landscape Design Work-Stop at City, Start at Life (Exploration and Reshaping of Vertical Space) Details: independent work, duration: Feb. 2019-June 2019, achievement: the works were selected and exhibited in the School Graduation Design Exhibition and won the excellent award in June 2019, school level Landscape Design Work-Derive Details: independent work, duration: June 2018-Dec. 2018, achievement: the work was selected and exhibited in the 22 nd Student Works Annual Exhibition and won the excellent award in Sept. 2019, school level Environmental Design Work-Rhythm of the Hole Details: independent work, duration: Dec. 2017-Jan. 2018, achievement: the work was selected and exhibited in the 21 st Student Works Annual Exhibition in Sept. 2018 and in the Lecture-Reshaping and Regeneration in Dec. 2018, school level Hand-made Paper Chairs Models Details: independent work, duration: Oct. 2016-Nov. 2016, achievement: the works were selected and exhibited in the Chongqing ZhaomushanArt Festival in Dec. 2016, municipal level
EXTRACURRICULARACTIVITIES Member of New Media Platform of Sichuan FineArts Institute Oct. 2017-June 2019 Responsibility: Write and select articles to be posted on the platform of Weibo and WeChat Volunteer in Internet Security VolunteerAlliance Oct. 2016-June 2019 Responsibility: publicize the cyber security knowledge and participate in cyber security competitions
SKILLS Proficient in Rhino, V-Ray, sketchup,Auto-CAD, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Grasshopper
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