Landscape Architecture Portfolio - Chen Lin by Chen Lin

PORTFOLIO of Landscape Architecture

Chen Lin

E-mail: clin22.lc@gmail.com

Interior Area Outdoor Area 10 11 OTHERS 150*300*30mm(Copping) 300*300*30mm(Clading) Granite Stone Flage Stack Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish Medium Grey Colour Steps Type 150*300*30mm(Copping) 300*300*30mm(Clading) Granite Stone Flage Stack Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish Medium Grey Colour Steps Type 100*150*150mm Granite Kerb Running Bond Close Jointed Brushed Finish Light Grey Colour Flush Kerb Timber Copping Rendered Clading Timber Bench 300*600*30mm Natural Stone Copping Natural Stone Clading Honed Finish Bench HARD LANDSCAPE Soft Landscape Hard Landscape 4 SMALL TREES ・5m Height ・3-5m Spread SHRUB GRASS TALL TREES ・8m Height ・7m Spread HEDGE 1.8m Height 2m Spread 300-450mm 200-300mm200-400mm 600mm H(450-600) 900mm H(800-900) Lagerstroemia indica cv “Bush” Buxus sinica (Rehd. et Wils SOFT LANDSCAPE Tree Uplighter Pole Mounted Lighting LED Strip Lighting Recessed Wall Lighting Recessed Wall Step Lighting Recessed Ground Uplighting（SM) Recessed Water Feature Uplighting Sculpture Lighting Pole LIGHTING Placing Fitness Equipment Refer To Specialist Infinity Edge Water Feature ・ R:1500mm D:150mm Granite Stack Bond Polish Finish Buff Jointed Black Colour Shade Structure ・ 3500mm Varies Stainless Steel White Colour Coating Litter Bin ・ 400mm*400mm*800mm White Colour Refer To Specialist Sculpture ・ 1000mm*1000mm*3000mm Cuprum Dark Grey Colour Refer To Specialist LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS Design Idea Strategy Master Plan Reading Area Gallery Toilet Foyer Interior Sunken Area Feature Water Outdoor Sunken Area Restaurant 12 Sculpture Landscape Zone Climbing Wall 10 Shade Structure13 11 Activity Area12 131011 ±0.00 +0.75 +0.60 +0.60 +0.30 +0.15 +0.15 -0.15 -0.45 -0.30 -0.60 -0.50 A A' Project Rainfall Rainfall Rainfall Rainfall Conveyance： excess water enters the drainage Conveyance： discharged from site Evapotranspira tion：water atmosphere ++0.30 ++0.75 Absorption： planting absorb moisture DRAINAGE Mainline Irrigation Route Secondary Irrigation Route Tree Ring Sprit Point Dripe Line Water Tank IRRIGATION OPTION Ⅰ +8000mm +4000mm +600mm +350mm +750mm -600mm QuercuspalustrisMünchh. Lagerstroemiaindicacv “Bush” TaxusbaccataLinn. Zelkovaserrata(Thunb.) Makino ACTIVITY AREA INTERIOR CLIMBING WALL BENCH STEPS SINKING ZONE PUBLIC SQUARE SOCIAL&ENTERTAINMENT AREA SECTION A-A' This design is inspired by INK DOTS.The design is featuring the well-known Japanese Designer Yayoi Kusama. The ink dots elements are incorporated both inside and outside. LEARNING AREA INTERIOR BENCH BENCHPEDESTRIAN WATER FEATURE STEPS&SHADE STRUCTURE PUBLIC SQUARE ENTERTAINMENT AREA +8000mm +100mm +600mm +600mm +4100mm+4000mm FraxinuschinensisRoxb GinkgobilobaL. Magnoliadenudata TaxusbaccataLinn. Interior Area Outdoor Area Absorption： planting absorb moisture soil Evapotranspira tion：water sphere ++0.10 200*900*30mm Granite Pavinng Stone Stack Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish Medium Grey Colour Paving Type 500*500*30mm Granite Pavinng Stone Stack Bond Close Jointed Brush Finish Sandy Yellow Colour Paving Type 150*600/900*30mm (Copping) 300*600/900*30mm (Clading) Granite Step Stack Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish Buff Colour Step 100*900*30mm Granite Banding Running Bond Close Jointed Honed Finish Dark Grey Colour Banding 600*300/600/900*30mm Granite Pavinng Stone Bespoke Pattern Close Jointed Hammered Finish Belge Colour Paving Type WPC Timber Decking Dark Brown colour Paving Type 2mm Stainless Steel Edging Edging OTHERS 100*150*150mm Granite Kerb Running Bond Close Jointed Brushed Finish Light Grey Colour Flush Kerb Type 450mm WPC Timber Dark Brown colour Timber Bench 10 150mm 20-30mm Pebble Drainage Channel HARD LANDSCAPE Soft Landscape Hard Landscape Small Trees ・5m Height ・3-5m Spread Shrub Grass Tall Trees ・8m Height ・7m Spread Hedge 1.8m Height 2m Spread 300-450mm 200-300mm 200-400mm Magnolia denudata Ginkgo biloba L. Hydrangeamacrophylla(Thunb.) Ser. SOFT LANDSCAPE Tree Uplighter Pole Mounted Lighting LED Strip Lighting Recessed Wall Lighting Recessed Ground Uplighting（LG) Recessed Ground Uplighting（SM) Recessed Water Feature Uplighting Bollard Lighting LIGHTING Infinity Edge Water Feature 100mm Granite Stack Bond Honed Finish Buff Jointed Black Colour Litter Bin 400mm*400mm*800mm White Colour Refer To Specialist Tree Grille 250mm Stainless Steel Black Colour Coating Refer To Specialist Shade Structure 3500/3000mm Stainless Steel Dark Grey Colour Coating LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS Design Idea Master Plan Strategy ++0.60 ++0.15 ++0.30 ++0.45 ++0.60 ±0.00 +0.10 +0.10 1 1 2 4 10 11 12 Gallery 2 Reading Area 3 Toilet 4 Foyer 5 salon area 7 extending decoration 8 toilet 10 water feature 11 12 entertainment area Shade Structure 9 social area 6 Restaurant A A' SECTION A-A' Logic Combination Project OPTION Ⅱ Mainline Irrigation Route Secondary Irrigation Route Tree Ring Sprit Point Dripe Line Water Tank IRRIGATION This design is inspired by TANGRAM.The design is featuring the great architect Ieoh Ming Pei’s design model of Louvre in France. Triagles are used both inside and outside by deconstruction and reconstruction 2 3

1:1000 N 1 Grand Feature Entrance 2 Car Parking Area 1 3 Car Parking Area 2 4 Car Parking Area 3 5 Botanical Maze Zone 6 Dining Area&Mini Bar 7 Garden Workshop 8 Discovery Garden 9 Water Feature 10 Sunken Plaza 11 Stepping Lawn Area 12 Social Area 13 Children Playground 14 Visitor&Service Center(roof garden) 15 Understory Space 16 Open Space 17 Pass Over Space 18 Outside River ① ③ ② ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ⑱ ⑰ ④ Lawn And Ground Covers Shrubs And Hedges Pole Mounted Lighting Tree Uplighter Recessed Ground lighting Tall Trees sculpture shade structure trellis Small Trees Avenue Trees Main Line CIRCULATION&FUNCTION LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS TREES LOW GROWTH PLANTING Social Area Exhibition Area Entertainment Area parking parking parking Entrance Entrance Entrance EntranceActivity Area Secondary Line Botanical Line Social Line Entertainment Line Vision Line Ecosystem Area STRATEGIES +200mm +1400mm Drainage P P P ELEVATION&DRAINAGE LIGNTING MASTER PLAN MASTER PLAN C' C A' A B' Section A-A' 1:300@A3 Section B-B' 1:300@A3 Section C-C' 1:300@A3 TYPICAL SECTIONS Discovery Garden Sinking Plaza Pedestrian Promenade Activity Area Entertainment Area Plaza Under Trees Pedestrian Path Pedestrian Path Open Space Boulevard Workshop 1.70m 6 7

ENLARGE AREA 1 SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGY Enlarged Plan Of Social Area 1:300 N 1 12 7 8 2 3 10 4 5 11 6 9 ❶ ❷ ❾ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❿ ❽ ❸ ❹ Medium Tree Type F Osmanthusfragrans(Thunb.) Lour. ・4m Height ・3.5m-4m Spread Small Tree Type G Acerpalmatum'Atropurpureum' ・3m Height ・3m Spread Shrub H Buxusmegistophylla ・35cm Height ・30cm Spread Shrub K BegoniacucullataWilld. ・20cm Height ・15cm Spread Shrub M HypericummonogynumL. 45cm Height 55cm Spread Shrub L Symphyotrichumnovi-belgii(L.) G.L.Nesom ・25cm Height ・10cm Spread Shrub J Pelargoniumhortorum ・30cm Height Shrub LigustrumquihouiCarr. ・40cm Height ・30cm Spread Grass N Axonopuscompressus(Sw.) Beauv. Tall Tree Type A Cinnamomumcamphora(L.) Presl. ・8m-9m Height ・4.5m-5m Spread Medium Tree Type E MalushallianaKoehne ・4m-4.5m Height ・2.5m-3m Spread Medium Tree Type C Zelkovaserrata(Thunb.)Makino ・6m Height ・4m Spread Tall Tree Type B Liriodendronchinense(Hemsl.) Sarg. ・7m Height ・4.5m Spread Medium Tree Type D Magnolia×soulangeanaSoul. -Bod. ・5m Height ・4m Spread A A A C G B B B B B D D H N J K L M F F E E ++0.15m ++0.60m ++4.15m ++0.10m ++0.40m ++0.10m ++0.30m +-0.05m +-0.20m +-0.35m +-0.50m +-0.55m ++0.10m ++1.50m +-3.00m ++9.00m ++12.00m ++0.15m ++0.15m HARD LANDSCAPE STRATEGY Paving Type 1 ・Granite Pavinng Stone ・Broken Bond ・Close Jointed ・Honed Finish ・Light/Medium/Dark Grey Colour Paving Type 3 200*600*30mm Granite Pavinng Stone Stack Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish Light/Medium Brown Colour Paving Type 5 600*600*30mm Granite Pavinng Stone Stack Bond Close Jointed Riven Finish Sandy Yellow Colour Paving Type 7 600*900*30mm Slate Pavinng Stone Stack Bond Butt Jointed Honed Finish Light/Dark Grey Colour Paving Type 8 ・300*600*30mm ・Granite Pavinng Stone ・bespoke Bond ・close Jointed ・Honed Finish ・Light/Medium Grey Colour Paving Type 6 ・600*1200*30mm ・Granite Pavinng Stone ・Stack Bond ・Close Jointed ・Acid Washed Finish ・Sandy Yellow Colour Step 10 ・150*900*30mm(Copping) 300*900*30mm(Clading) ・Granite Step ・Stack Bond ・Close Jointed ・Flamed Finish ・Dark Grey Colour Timber Bench 12 ・Timber Copping ・Rendered Clading Bench 11 PC Bench PC Rendered Finish Banding 9 300*900*30mm Granite Banding Running Bond Close Jointed Honed Finish Dark Grey Colour Paving Type 2 R：50mm Granite Pavinng Stone broken Bond Close Jointed Flamed Finish divers Colour Paving Type 4 ・Granite Pavinng Stone ・Crazy Paving ・Open Jointed ・Flamed Finish ・Medium/Dark Grey Colour LIGHTING STRATEGY LED Strip Lighting Tree Uplighter Recessed Wall Lighting Tree Uplighter Recessed Wall Step Lighting Pole Mounted Lighting Recessed Ground lighting The sinking squre is the key most point of the site. The area is well-lit by floor lamp to emphasizing its place at night. The shades created by the altitude differences by the steps add funs to the site. Not every tree in the area under the woods is lit to create a private place. The interval lights ensure both brightness and privacy. The streamline-shaped seats are lit by led strip lights, which looks like a silk ribbon at night and enriches the dynamic effect. The small arbor scattered make the entire area look like a necklace with a gem pendant. The flowers stands are the higher structures near the site. Using wall washer lights instead of street lamps is the way to attract tourists faraway by revealing the entire figure better. Tree Uplighter Tree Uplighter LED Strip Lighting Recessed Wall Lighting Recessed Wall Step Lighting Pole Mounted Lighting Recessed Ground lighting LEGEND ❶ Sunken Plaza ❷ Seating Area ❸ Plaza Under Trees ❹ Trellis ❺ Minor Musical Plaza ❻ Open Space ❼ Pass Over Space ❽ Pedestrian Promenade ❾ Sinking Garden ❿ Roof Garden 98

1:150@A3 1:150@A3 Enlarge Plan Of Botanical Garden 1:250 N G1 G1 S11 G1 S2S2 T3 S2 S3 S25 G9 S25 S25 S3 S1 S6 S6 S13 S14 S1 S5 S5 S5 S3 S3 S15 S19 S19 S19 S19 S20 S20 S20 S20 S4 G6 G6 G6 G7 G7 S18 S18 T6 T7 T7 S4 S23 S23 S26 S24 S4 S4 S16 S17 S17 S9 S9 S11 S12 S15 S15 S15 S15 T4 S12 S12 S12 S12 S9 G4 G5 G4 G2 T5 G2 G9 S3 G2 G3 G8 G8 G8 G8 G8 G8 G3 G3 G3 G3 S10 S10 S10 S7 G1 S7 S7 S21 S22 S8 S8 T1 T8 T2 T9 T10 H1 H1 H2 A A' B B' C' C 2.4m 1.2m 0.9m 2.4m section A-A' section B-B' ENLARGE AREA 2 WPC Timber Bar TableInsuit Concrete Bench Pole Mounted Lighting Pole Mounted Lighting Hedge Hedge Tree Uplighter 5.0m 1.4m 0.6m section C-C' Stainless Steel Dark Grey Colour Coating WPC Timber Flower Box Dark Brown Colour TYPICAL SECTIONS 1:150@A3 Pole Mounted Lighting LEGEND ❶ Zen Court ❷ Garden‘s Workshop ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❸ Seating Area ❹ Bar ❺ Botanical Maze ❻ Feature Shade Structure ❼ Feature Wall Spring Other Plant Summer Autumn Winter G1 G9 S2 S3 S15 S15 S19 S20 S21 S22 T9 S18 T6 T7 T8 S24 S7 T2S8G3 G3 S13 S13 S6 S6 S1 S5 S5 S23 S26S25 H2 T5G4 G5 G6 G7 S14 S4 S4 G2 G2 T1 S16 S17 G8 T10 H1 Rhododendr onsimsii&R. spp. H≥25cm W≥20cm Menthasua -veolens Ehrh. H≥20cm W≥15cm Amygdalus triloba H≥200cm Spiraea blumei G.Don H≥100cm Farfugrium japonicum(L. f.)Kitam. H≥30cm Farfugrium japonicum(L. f.) Kitam. H≥30cm Jasminum nudiflorum Lindl. Chimonanthu -spraecox(Li nn.)Link H≥3m Leptosperm -umscopariu -m H≥2m Leptosperm -umscopariu -m H≥2m Armeniaca mumeSieb. H≥4m Camellia sasanqua Thunb. H≥35cm W≥30cm Acerpalmatu -m'Atropurp -ureum' H≥4m Cotinus coggygria Scop. H≥5m Ginkgo bilobaL. H≥7m Ilex crenata cv．Convexa Makino H≥100cm W≥120cm Forsythia suspensa H≥80cm Malus spectabilis H≥4m Pyracantha fortuneana (Maxim.)Li H≥35cm Begonia cucullata Willd. H≥20cm W≥15cm Begonia cucullata Willd. H≥20cm W≥15cm Symphyotrich -umnovibelgii(L.) G.L.Nesom H≥25cm W≥10cm Symphyotrich -umnovibelgii(L.) G.L.Nesom H≥25cm W≥10cm Liriope cymbidiomor -pha(ined) H≥15cm Liriope cymbidiomor -pha(ined) H≥15cm Hydrangea macrophylla H≥40cm W≥30cm Salvia splendens Ker-Gawler H≥60cm Salvia splendens Ker-Gawler H≥60cm Cycas revoluta Thunb H≥200cm W≥180cm Ligustrum quihouiCarr. H≥40cm W≥30cm Buxus microphylla Sieb.etZucc. H≥25cm W≥25cm Buxus megistophylla Levl. H≥150cm W≥25cm Prunus Cerasifera Ehrharf. atropur purea (Jacq.)Rehd. H≥300cm W≥200cm Salvia farinacea Benth H≥30cm Ceratostigma plumbaginoi -des H≥30cm Arctotis stoechadifoli -avar.grandis H≥15cm Dendranthe -mamorifoliu -m（Ramat. ） Tzvel. H≥30cm Lavandula angustifolia Mill. H≥30cm Hypericum monogynum L. H≥45cm W≥55cm Hypericum monogynum L. H≥45cm W≥55cm Dianthus plumariusL. H≥20cm W≥15cm Dianthus plumariusL. H≥20cm W≥15cm Amygdalus persicaL. var.persicaf. duplexRehd. H≥3m Hosta plantaginea （Lam.） Aschers. H≥20cm W≥25cm Agapanthus africanus(L.) Hoffmanns. H≥50cm TifEagle Ficus microcarpa Linn.f. H≥12 m W≥10m Platycladus orientalis （L.) Franco H≥250cm SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGIES Colourful Plants Green Colour Plants S9 S10 S11 S11 S12 T3 Edgeworthia chrysantha. H≥50cm Kerria japonica(L.) DC. H≥1m Pelargonium hortorum H≥40cm Pelargonium hortorum H≥40cm Rosasp. H≥1.5m Cerasus serrulata (Lindl.) G.Donex Londonvar. lannesiana (Carri.) Makino H≥5m T4 T4 T4 Zelkova serrata (Thunb.) Makino H≥8 m W≥7m Zelkova serrata (Thunb.) Makino H≥8 m W≥7m Zelkova serrata (Thunb.) Makino H≥8 m W≥7m The plants in botanical garden change into different colors in the corresponding season. The main colors are pink and yellow with scattering red to create a scene of things awakening in spring. The richest colors come in the summer with passion. The main colors are purple and red in autumn to create a mysterious scene for the whole garden with the yellow zelkova serrata. In the winter, with green scattered by yellow and pink, the entire garden looks calm with a little fun. 10 11

As an important point of the park, the botanical garden is home to the richest spices of plants. There are multi functions including resting area, plant maze, experience area and discovery garden.

Tourists can get coffee and snacks in the resting area.

Children like the plant maze most.

The experience area offers planting and matching classes to the tourists.

The discovery garden owns a rich span of species, enabling tourists to know different plants in the beautiful scenery.

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LEGEND

PERSPECTIVE

Enlarge Plan Of Activity Area 1:300 N

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❶ Runway ❷ Adventure Trail ❸ Children's Activity Garden ❹ Kids Sand Pit ❺ Climbing Area ❻ Private Space ❼ Seating Area ❽ Cennter Leisure Plaza A' A A-A' Feature Bench Details Wall Lighting Recessed Wall Step Lighting Timber Bench Timber Copping ・Timber Clading Detailed Perspective View 0.45m +1.15m 1.10m3.10m 1.10m 2.40m3.10m6.00m FURNITURE STRATEGY Climbing TubeAdventure Trail Seating Area Sandpit Climbing Area Jogging Footpath Kids Play AreaFitness Station 12 13

SANYANG WETLAND OUJIANG RIVER + AIRPOT RAILWAY STATION METRO STATION WENRUI RIVER HUICHANG RIVER DOWNTOWN DALUOSHAN SCENIC AREA 9.25 MILLION PEOPLE LIVE IN WENZHOU CITY 13 KILOMETERS FROM RAILWAY STATION 14 KILOMETERS FROM AIRPORT 2 KILOMETERS FROM METRO STATION 462 KILOMETERS FROM SHANGHAI 311 KILOMETERS FROM HANGZHOU 11.66 SQUARE KILOMETERS OF SANYANG WETLAND 5.08 SQUARE KILOMETERS OF CONSTANT WATER LEVEL 161 ISLANDS INTERIOR EXTERIOR 73% ·50% OF THE WATERS HAVE CAGES FOR FISH FARMING ·23% OF WATERS GROW ECONOMIC PLANTS 61% ·47% OF LAND GROWS LOCAL ORANGE ·14% OF LAND GROWS OTHER CROPS 15.2% ·14.5% OF THE LAND IS USED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS ·0.7% OF THE LAND IS WASTED LAND OF THE LAND HAS BEEN HARDENED OF WATERS LOSE THEIR ABILITY TO PURIFY OF THE LAND IS AGRICULTURAL LAND 23.8% ·7% OF THE LAND IS ORIGINAL LAND ·16.8% OF THE LAND IS ARTIFICIALLY RESTORED LAND OF THE LAND STILL HAS ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS 3.7 THE 3.7-METER-LONG ROAD RUNS THROUGH THE ENTIRE WETLAND FROM WEST TO NORTH. LOCATION SITE ANALYSIS Village Roads City Road CirculationActivity Areas Function Agrarian Zones Orchards Forests Existing Constructions Building Channels Waterway 65 10 12 62 6 4 6 8 1138 704 434 Bryophyta Poultry Fish Bird Mammal Reptile Amphibian Gymnospermae Vegetation ANIAML Angiospermae Dicotyledoneaes Monocotyledoneae Species Of Creatures Site Conditions Style Of Existing Buildings PEOPLE REQUIREMENTS According to market research, the main architecture style in Sanyang Wetland is South-Zhejiang residence. The architecture is preserved well with rich details. 1000 Year Species Species Year90 1500 120 2000 150 2020 20202015 20152010 20102005 20052000 20001995 1995 15-25 25-35 35-60 over 60 We have little children in the family at our age and we need space to have family fun together in the holidays. We hope that dining with characters and accommodation are available at the wetland for us to spend the holiday with families and friends...... We are high school or college students. We need a space to relax and lighter our load. We also need an on-site classroom to facilitate the course or research requirements...... We are officer works and hope to find place to relax after work. We also need space for business to bring our clients to work with leisure...... We are pensioners and hope there is a activity center emphasizing our community to provide recreational events...... SITE ISSUES 1. The site function is degraded to residence and farming. has lost the functions of wetland and city parks for recreation. 2. The connection between sites needs improvement since it does not close a ring internally. 3. Over the past, The uncontrolled land conversion from forest to farmlands and industrial lands cause the reduction of species for both plants and animals. The eco-system has been severely damaged. 4. The water and land are heavily polluted due to the direct drainage of waste gas and water caused by farming and industrial activities. 5. The rivers in the wetland are connected with the ones in the city causing some of the city waste water flows into the wetland. READING ENTERTAINMENT DINING ACTIVITY HOTELRESEARCH DATE ELDER ACTIVITY CULTURE SOCIAL Sanyang Wetland Park Landscape Planning03 Sediment Decelerated Sedimentation Channel Decelerated Sedimentation ChannelPlant Fixed Soil microorganism microorganismMicroorganism microorganism microorganism plants absorb feed death Ammonia Nitrite Animal Rain Sediment&Remains vegetation Nitrate Stone Cage Slope Protection Timber Pile Slope Protection Plant Slope Protection Stone Drain Slope Protection Artificial Barrier Ecological Floating Island Ecological Floating Island Emergent Aquatic Plant Plant Coconut Fiber Plant Basket floating Panel Submerged Plant Floating Plant Human Maintenance Policy Support Current Planting View After Ten Years View + Plant Treatment Farmland Forest Wetland Fish Returning Birds Returning Mammals Returning ECOLOGICALRESTORETHE AnimalCHAIN ReturnReturnTheGrainPlotsToForestry ARCHITECTPLAN BuildingAMuseum AncientBuilding RennovationNewArchitecturePlan WASTE WATER TREATMENT Artificial Barrier Plant Treatment SedimentationMAINTENANCENaturalArtificialPolicies Bridge Boardwalk Wooden board roads are planned to be built in the big water areas with frequent biological activities to minimize the influences by human activities. Redesign and plan the transportation and architecture to introduce business to activate the site. DESIGN APPROACHMENT Restore The Ecological Chain Polluted Water City Services Boardwalk Bridge Introducting the business e.g.dinning, hotel and entertainment make the park more popular. The revenue generated can be invested to maintain and operate the park. Maintenance Slope Protection Undated Traffic Business Incorporation Architect Plan Animal Return Plant Diversity Artificial Barrier Plant Treatment Sedimentation Natural Artificial Policies Ecological Restoration Original Building Architect Plan Landmark Building Renovation Road Network Plan 14 15 UPDATING TRAFFIC Build Boardwalk and Wooden Pedestrian EntertainmentHotelDinningBUSINESSINCORPORATION Building Museum Dining Hotel Entertainment Building Rennovation

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Natural Landscape PERSPECTIVE VIEWS MASTER PLAN

Water System Planting Level Lighting Grassland Farmland Farming Area Ecological Reserve Entertainment Area Residential Area Forest Activity AreaWater Garden of South Fairies Museum GENERAL SECTION Boardwalk Waterborne Plat Form Fish Pond Lookout Tower Fishing Terrace Picking Garden Level Building Main Circulation High High Residential Buildings Park Buildings Hotel Buildings Medium Medium Low Low Farming Line Main Park Road Path Way SECTION A-A' SECTION B-B' SECTION C-C' SECTION D-D' Circulation Ecological Disturbance Pole Mounted Lighting Tree Uplighter Recessed Ground lighting D D' C' Different landscape elements are incorporated into the wetland park, A-A’ is the main avenue and the landscapes nearby. Better scene of observation tower can be better by updating the wetland relationship with the two-way street. B-B’ is the board road landscape to provide a new perspetctive and minimize the interference with the plants and animals. C-C’ is the waterfrount area to increase the interaction between people and the land. D-D’ is the experiencing area of farmlands for the tourists to participate in the local agricultural activities. 16 17 Water Garden Southern Fairies Entrance Waterside Guesthouse In Ouyue Style Water Show Stage Waterfront Pedestrian Ouyue Culture Corridor Attic With View Cloud Bridge Overpass The Water Wetland Board Road Zen And Hiddenpark Entrance Resting Platform Zen And Hidden House Zen Guesthouse Hidden Guesthouse Wetland Museum Wetland Succession Science Museum Waterside Platform Science Park Agricultural Education Space Peach Garden Sakura Garden Orange Garden Vegetable Field Apple Garden Paddy Field Western Entrance Northern Entrance Residential Area N 0 100 250m

Swiss Hotel Concept Design04 SITE ANALYSIS MASTER PLAN MAIN SECTION DESIGN APPROACHMENT DESIGN CONCEPT Public Architecture City Main Road Minor Road Rail Traffic Site Site Industrial Architecture Residential Architecture 30%Team Building 19%Travel REST DINING ENTERTAINMENT 41% Family Occasion 10%Club Activity Roof TerracePodium LevelFirst FloorGround Floor SITUATION: The Hotel is Located in the city center with residential quarters, office buildings and two schools nearby. The main body of guests includes the tourists, white collar workers to negotiate business and families on holiday. OBJECTIVE: After analyzing the city texture and architecture texture, the main design language is to be the slope rectangle of 45°. After analyzing the body of guests, the hotel is planned to be designed into a landmark with highend dinning, recreation and vertical plant structure. Private Space Seating Area Activity Area Dining Area Water Feature Decking Entertainment Area Roof Garden Private Space Social Space ① ② ④ ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ City Texture Architecture Texture MULTI-FUNCTION Rectangle 45° Oblique Angle Consecutive Right Angle Rectangle Reformation A B B' A' C C' Section A-A' Section B-B' Section C-C' TYPICAL SECTIONS 0 5 10m N S 18 19 Shade Structure Shade Structure Shade StructurePlanter BarSculpture Water FeatureBench ROOF TERRACE PODIUM LEVEL FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR ROOF TERRACE 1 Outdoor Bar 2 Social Area 3 Connecting Space 4 Private social area 5 Roof garden ODIUM LEVEL 6 Dining Area 7 Outdoor Cafe 8 Swimming Pool 9 Outdoor Cinema GROUND FLOOR 10 Grand Entrance

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Located at the northeastern corner, a space is divided out by plants. The sunken design designated the space with the rest to increase privacy.

The steps and tree pool divide the bar into two areas. The one of the entrance provides seats for music for friends to spend time together. The one beyond the steps is relatively quiet for social events. PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

The outdoor pool is located at the activity area at the roof of the building. The boundless design can provide better view with lawn. The shade structure creates the ambienece of holiday for the entire area.

The area with the richest landscape elements. A space is created to simulate the nature by incorporating water landscape, water corridors and the plants.

The water landscape with character divided the dining and resting area wisely. The water landscape does not only improve the environment but also provide rich view.

The area is designed into waiting area by diverting the vehicles both ways using plant stripe.

The tree grille is designed to locate at the entrance square. The design is not only to softening the visual perception of the vast hard parquet of the square but also not to influence the people passing by.

Area Without Disturbance Center Water Feature Plaza Outdoor Pool Water Landscape at the Entrance Vehicle Area Entrance Square Outdoor Bar

Walking AreaVehicle Activity Dating Entertainment Pole Mounted Lighting Tree Uplighter LED Strip Lighting Recessed Ground lighting Recessed Wall Lighting VEGETATION MATERIAL SHADE FUNCTIONCIRCULATION LIGHTING Activity Area Dining Area Roof Garden Outdoor Bar DETAILED

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CONSTRACTION DETAILS 22 250 LIGHTWEIGHT FILL MATERIAL TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS STRUCTURAL SLAB 30mm MORTAR BED WATERLAYERPROOF 800mm 300mm 50mm GRANITE PAVING UNIT STRETCHER BOND 5MM MORTAR JOINTS MEDIUM GREY COLOUR LIGHT GREY COLOUR FLAMED FINISH 800 -0.250 ±0.000 350 2 A 1:25 VHEICLE PAVING-PLAN 1:25 VHEICLE PAVING-SECTION REFER TO ABOVE PLAN FOR PAVING DETAILS 250 50 LIGHTWEIGHT FILL MATERIAL TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS STRUCTURAL SLAB 30mm MORTAR BED WATERPROOF LAYER 300mm x 300mm 50mm GRANITE PAVING UNIT RUNNING BOND 5MM MORTAR JOINTS DARK GREY COLOUR BRUSHED FINISH -0.250 ±0.000 300 300 800 350 2B 2B 1:25 NATURAL STONE BANDING-PLAN 1:25 NATURAL STONE BANDING-SECTION B REFER TO ABOVE PLAN FOR PAVING DETAILS A B B A'B' 300 WATERPROOFING LAYER STRUCTURAL SLAB 1995mm X 145mm X 26mm WPC STEP UNIT NO.301 FINDIK KAHVE COLOUR 950 280mm x 26mm WPC DECKING UNIT NO.303 TROPIK KAHVE COLOUR SCREED TO FALL 0.5-1% 75mm (MIN.) LIGHTWEIGHT FILL MATERIAL +0.850 +0.700 +0.550 +0.400 ±0.000 +0.250 1:10 WPC STEP DETAIL2 C 30mm GRAVEL LAYER SCREED 100mm MAX. 1% SLOPE TO DRAIN PIPE 30mm MULCH PLANTING MEDIUM 1193mm 250mm 12.3mm PORCELAIN COPING UNIT STRETCHER BOND 3MM JOINTS 'CHARCOAL' COLOUR ASH FINISH 1193mm 250mm 12.3mm PORCELAIN COPING UNIT STRETCHER BOND 3MM JOINTS 'CHARCOAL' COLOUR ASH FINISH CONCRETE WALL TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATIONS GEOCOMPOSITE DRAINAGE LAYER PLANTER DRAINAGE FITTING, REFER TO ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS 3600 TREE ANCHOR SYSTEM, REFER TO SOFT LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATION 1:15 RAISED PLANTER SECTION C 15mm MORTAR LAYER 3001995 1995mm 145mm X 26mm WPC STEP UNIT NO.301 FINDIK KAHVE COLOUR 950 280mm x 26mm WPC DECKING UNIT NO.303 TROPIK KAHVE COLOUR 145 280 2 C 2 C 3 C 3 C 1:20 RAISED PLANTER AND STEP PLAN1 C 600mm 150mm 200mm GRANITE KERB UNIT 10MM MORTAR JOINTS DARK GREY COLOUR SHOTBLAST FINISH HALF BATTERED PROFILE ON OUTSIDE EDGE 150 CONCRETE BASE 30mm MORTAR BED 800mm 300mm x 30mm GRANITE PAVING UNIT STRETCHER BOND 5MM MORTAR JOINTS MEDIUM GREY COLOUR LIGHT GREY COLOUR FLAMED FINISH 1:10 NATURAL STONE RAISED KERB SECTION1 H H H' C G G' D E' Location Plan 2 Location Plan 3 Location Plan 95mm 192mm 12.3mm PORCELAIN DECKING UNIT SOLDIER BOND (150MM OVERLAP) 3MM JOINTS ASHCLYST COLOUR ASH FINISH 2000MM 1200MM X 12MM TEMPERED AND LAMINATED GLASS TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 500mm 192mm x 12.3mm PORCELAIN DECKING UNIT SOLDIER BOND (150MM OVERLAP) 3MM JOINTS ASHCLYST COLOUR ASH FINISH 2000MM X 1200MM X 12MM TEMPERED AND LAMINATED GLASS TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 500mm x 192mm 12.3mm PORCELAIN DECKING UNIT SOLDIER BOND (150MM OVERLAP) 3MM JOINTS ASHCLYST COLOUR ASH FINISH 350mm 250mm 30mm TRAVERTINE PAVING UNIT STRETCHER BOND 5MM MORTAR JOINTS MEDIUM NOCHE COLOUR BRUSHED FINISH 192 GRC DETAILS REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING STRUCTURAL SLAB GLASS FIXING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 2000 10 102000 +0.25 ±0.000 +15.800 1:10 GLASS BALUSTRADE TYPE 1 ELEVATION D 1:10 GLASS BALUSTRADE TYPE 1 SECTION E 2000 10 GLASS FIXING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 2000MM X 1200MM X 12MM TEMPERED AND LAMINATED GLASS TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 2000 GRC DETAILS REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING 2000MM X 1200MM 12MM TEMPERED AND LAMINATED GLASS TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND DETAILS 100±0.000 ±0.000 -0.700 1:10 GLASS BALUSTRADE TYPE 2 SECTION1 G 1:10 GLASS BALUSTRADE TYPE 2 ELEVATION1 F

Mixed orchard in the 13th century

Became the first public square in England in 1630

WHAT'S CURRENT ISSUE?

The huge central market occupies the centre of Covent Garden, resulting in the surrounding square becoming a passageoriented space through which dense crowds pass but rarely linger, and the square seems to have lost its ability to attract people

The open-air market gradually formed after the Great Fire of London in 1666

Old market in the 18th century New market

INSPIRATION

The urban picking garden designed by German designer Atelier Le Balto successfully revitalises the square in the northern inner city of Essen. As a project to promote cooperation and neighbourliness , residents and visitors can plant and pick fruit and vegetables, making the square more attractive to residents.

I'm a resident of this community and covent garden is a place I come to regularly, it always attracts a lot of visitors. As a resident, I would prefer to have some green space here, because the buildings take over the whole area and you can hardly find any green space.

It is our first time in covent garden and the architecture is amazing. The historical buildings and shops are a perfect combination and we are able to not only shop but also eat a lot of food there. Other than that, there is nothing that attracted us to the square. We felt that it was more like a passage connecting the central market to the surrounding buildings.

The historical buildings around the square have been perfectly preserved, which is what I really like about it. But when I walked around the square I felt a lack of interaction with the place as there was no landmark, no seating and no plants.

The area is rich in history and the historic buildings have been well preserved.

Covent Garden is a large shopping centre with a wide range of shops that attract a lot of foot traffic

Covent Garden has a rich cultural scene with street performances dating back to 1662 and is surrounded by 13 theatres.

Assets Conclusion challenges

The entire site is surrounded by dense roads and buildings with few large green spaces around the perimeter and only scattered pieces of green fragments.

There is a high level of activity at the edge of the square, but the particular spatial structure makes the square a passing space where few people want to stop

The high level of commercial development and cultural and creative industries has led to an economic boom in the area, but has also led to the loss of the square's ability to attract people and the catastrophic destruction of biodiversity

CONCEPT

The historical context of the covent garden, the orchard and the market are integrated into a landscape that revitalises the square. It’s renewal will draw attention to the disappearing culture of the orchard and tackle the ecological and biodiversity issues brought about by urbanisation, while allowing people to participate directly in the process of growing and processing food and raising awareness of the provenance and traceability of food.

SITE CONTEXT

HISTORY OF COVENT GARDEN

COVENT ORCHARD GARDEN ANY ADVICE? MORE GREEN SPACES MORE INTERACTIONS MORE ATTRACTIONS

London Covent Garden Current Circulation Paving Pattern Duration: 6 months (April - September)

Visitors walking through this corridor can feel the wonderful transformation of the site from orchard to market and reflect on the disappearing urban orchard in the light of this transformation. DIFFERENT SPACES Original route Time travel route Fun route Timber Pallet STRATEGIES MASTERPLAN ORCHARD APPLE TREE SPECIES CONNECTION CIRCULATIONCONNECTION MATERIAL VEGETATION LEGEND 0 5 10 20 50m N 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1010 Cafe & Bar Entertainment Area Social Area Small Square Open Space Restaurant Green Corridor Maze Zone Orchard Meadow Openair Market Indoor centrual Market Orchard RUN THROUGH SECTION A-A' A A' Name: Arthur Turner Rootstocks: M9 Name: Fiesta Rootstocks: M27 Name: Falstaff Rootstocks: M9 Name: Discovery Rootstocks: M26 Name: Bountiful Rootstocks: M9 Name: Falstaff Rootstocks: M27 Name: Howgate Wonder Rootstocks: M9 Name: Greensleeves Rootstocks: M26

60cm 300cm The scale of the largest and smallest timber pallets container. LED Strip Lighting Recessed Wall Lighting ENTERTAINMENT AREA CAFE&BAR STEPOVER APPLE TREES MAZE ZONE PLANTING PLAN (FOR ONE 1.6X1.6 CONTAINER） Botanical name size for purchase total required density （/m2） supplier perennials Erigeron karvinskianus 2L 6 20 crocus Sanguisorba 'Tanna' 2L 6 20 crocus Agapanthus 'Dark Silk' 2L 4 20 crocus Geranium palustre 2L 5 20 crocus Tree Malus domestica 'Discovery' (D) M26 1 Beeches Nursery A PART SECTION OF THE MAZE TIMBER PALLETS LIGHTING PLANTING PLAN

COVENT GARDEN AREA TRUST & KEY STAKEHOLDER

COVENT ORCHARD GARDEN ORGANIZATION (COGO)

Responsible for the organisation of the normal operation of the site

VOLUNTEER

COVENT GARDEN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (CGCA)

A local organisation formed by a diverse range of people from all walks of life to encourage people to get involved in the management and maintenance of the covent garden orchard and to strengthen the connection between people and the site.

RESIDENT

LOCAL SCHOOL VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION

BASIC CLEANING OF THE SITE WATERING OF APPLE TREES EVENT STAFF

HOW TO RUN THE ORGANIZATION

VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT

►Covent garden area trust and key stakeholder build up covent orchard garden organization.

RELEVENT CONTRACTOR DEVELOPMENT TEAM ATTRACTING INVESTMENT

Mainly responsible for handling the preparatory phase

►Development team completes planning application to Westminster Council who own the most part of square.

►Capital & Counties is responsible for contacting investors and planning the funding for the project.

►CGCA calls for Apple tree donations.

►The design team is responsible for selecting the trees at the nursery and identifying them by November

►In collaboration with Materials Recovery, their recycled timber pallets can be used to build the site.

►Some timber pallets need to be sent to the factory to be reworked according to their purpose.

ARTISTIC CREATION

A six-month 'observation programme' will run in conjunction with schools in the community, where children will be invited to come and spend half a day each month to record the types and numbers of animals they can observe. In the final month, the children can compare the changes in the animals they have recorded over a period of six months.

The springtime blossom is one of the most exquisite delights of English spring, with fruit trees in the orchards among the first to bloom This would make a great springtime subject and we will invite art lovers to come and create art.

We welcome residents, local schools, and volunteers to adopt fruit trees from the orchard and work with our landscape contractors to maintain the plants.

Some of the apple trees in the orchard can be trained and we will inform you in advance of the training sessions on our website. Interested visitors can come, watch, and learn how our experts train the apple trees.

CAPITAL & COUNTIES

Includes landscape contractors and demolition contractors etc. for the construction, maintenance and final demolition

MAINTENANCE TEAM safety of visitors

COVENT GARDEN AREA TRUST DESIGN TEAM

FUNDS MANAGEMENT & EVENT REVIEW RECRUITING A PROFESSIONAL TEAM

Ensure proper operation of staff salaries and site activities

ACTIVITY MANAGEMENT TEAM SECURITY TEAM

►Covent garden community association starts recruiting volunteers on different platforms on 1st of March.

►Construction starts on 25th of March with the relevant contractors in place to ensure completion by March 31.

►The construction of the main structure will be completed from 25th to the 28th of March.

►The planting will take place between 28th and 31st of March. Volunteers will be invited to work with the landscape contractor to plant the fruit trees.

►The Design team is responsible for on-site supervision of all construction processes.

►Some of the vegetations will be left permanently in the area, contributing to local biodiversity

►Some of the plants will be given to local schools.

►The remaining plants will be returned to the nursery.

► All Timber pallets will be repossessed by Materials Recovery.

►The feedback collected from visitors will be analysed to draw conclusions as to whether the event has achieved its intended purpose.

We will be holding a number of apple-related events to make the square more attractive and draw attention to the importance of the orchard to the urban biodiversity

The history of Covent Garden is as inextricably linked to apples as the English are to alcohol, so come along to a 'cider party' where we will be serving traditional cider and apple delicacies. We also have staff in traditional costumes and live performances about the history of the Covent Garden.

In 1656, Covent Garden had an open space market. We will be re-introducing and holding occasional open-air market events.

We will be teaching the method of making traditional jam at the market, simply buy apples on site to take part in the class and make your own finished apple jam to take home and share with your family.

We will have different street performances, which have been going on since 1662 and have never been interrupted.

In autumn, the harvest season for orchards, is a time when people have easy direct access to food sources. A picking event in a busy city centre will remind the visitors of the rich history of the covent garden as an orchard.

The hot season is perfect for sports. We hold "Orchard Olympics" on weekends with sports for all ages such as Apple and spoon race and Apple bobbling. ►Covent garden community association arranges 10 volunteers on site daily ►Five security officers will be on the square each day to ensure visitor safety ►Landscape contractor to check the security of the facilities twice per day ►The landscape contractor, together with volunteers, is responsible for maintaining all the plants on site. ►Regular activities on different themes related to apples. ►Record real visitor feedback and analyse it after the event.

OBSERVATION PROGRAMME ADOPT A TREE TRAINING TREES CIDER PARTY & LIVE PERFORMANCE OPEN-AIR SALES JAM MAKING HARVEST EVENT STREET PERFORMANCE ORCHARD OLYMPICS

1.PREPARATION 2.CONSTRUCTION 3.OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 4.AFTER EVENT

April May June July August September OUR ACTIVITIES

AIM OUR ORGANIZATION

Free labour to get more people involved in the management of the site and to strengthen the link between people and the site Key manager of the site, required to work on the site on a permanent basis Landlord of centrual market, who primarily addressing site funding issues and employment relations Coordinating the operation of the site Responsible for selecting plants and construction materials and directing construction Receiving and organising volunteer activities in a managerial capacity Identifying the different needs of volunteers at different times, training volunteers, and long-term cooperation with good volunteers or organisations Collaborate with orchards and allow them to promote their brands on site, but pay for the promotion Recruit a professional team to maintain the facilities and plants on the site Working with an event planning company to plan different events for the venue on a regular basis Hire a professional security team to ensure the

September November February March April - September October October (LONG TERM)

APPLE CARNIVAL

The first official Apple Day was held in Covent Garden on 21st of September 1990, when fruit was brought back to the market after 16 years' absence. This time we will bring the orchard back to the square to demonstrate that we are in danger of losing, not simply in orchard, but in the richness and diversity of landscape, ecology and culture too

Date: 16th September - 25th September 2023

Time: 10am - 5pm

Location: Covent Orchard Garden

PREPARATION

Publicity: Activity management team will be advertising the event on the Covent Garden website 1 month in advance and pre-selling tickets for our picking events.

Partnerships: CAPITAL & COUNTIES looks for partnerships for this event.

Volunteers: Covent garden community association organises 15 volunteers and train them in advance.

Security: The security team is responsible for visitor safety.

INSTALLATION

The landscape contractor is responsible for the installation of the artwork. Partnerships need to complete the set-up of their own stalls.

Volunteers assist everyone with the set-up.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

At least 2 volunteers are assigned to each activity zone to guide visitors. Adjust the number of security personnel to the flow of passengers. The activity management team adjusts the event programme as appropriate and shares photos of the event on social media on a daily basis. The landscape contractor is responsible for the safe operation of the facilities

AFTER EVENT

Partnerships are responsible for cleaning up their own stalls. Volunteers are responsible for the cleaning of the site.

APPLE TASTING

You can join our picking programme from 10am-5pm. Advance booking is required and there will be a limit of 30 pickers per day. This is not a free event and costs 20 pounds, but you will be accompanied throughout the event by a staff member who will introduce you to each type of apple grown in our orchard and you will be able to pick as many as 3 apples as you like. The aim of the event is to restore the covent garden to its early days as an orchard and to draw attention to the decline in biodiversity caused by the loss of the orchard. TERM)

The tasting area is set up on the north side, where there is a large space for display and activities. Visitors can taste different varieties of apples from different orchards for free, meet directly with the orchard owners and exchange information about the history and stories of the apples of interest, and we allow the orchard owners to sell their apples on site, so that visitors can buy apples according to their personal preferences. This direct interaction between the consumer and the orchard owner is an effective way to raise awareness of the origin of the food.

STREET PERFORMANCE

The street performance in the small square has a history of 350 years.

CAPITAL & COUNTIES liquidate with Partnerships in accordance with the contract

HARVEST EVENT

APPLE STORY

At 11am and 2pm, a professional will be available to share the story of Covent Garden and apples in open space.

ORCHARD OLYMPICS

There will be a Balance Apple On Head competition in the maze from 3pm4pm. The game was inspired by a photo of a Covent Garden market porter from 1925, the porters of the time would carry as many empty baskets on their heads as possible back to the waiting carts and trucks after delivering the goods to the final buyer.

Our game is played in groups of 8 people, holding apples on their heads and setting off at the same time. Whoever can escape from the maze the fastest will be the ultimate winner, during which time they must not use their hands to hold the apples or let them fall, otherwise they will be treated as failures and the winner will receive a bag of apples. The transformation of Covent Garden's role from orchard to market is thought-provoking, and we hope to draw attention to the disappearing culture of the orchard through this transformation.

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