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Introduction Curriculum vitae

Meridian Water Eco-Neigbourhood Recliam the sense of Swamp

Re-imaging Garden City Heathrow Rephrased

Ecological Design Elephant and Castle Urban Forest

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Mulberry Walk Detail Construction Design


About Me I am a self driven person who works hard to utilise

April 2013- Present

all the opportunities available to me and I was

Curriculum vitae

Randle Siddeley Associates Landscape Architect Assistant

awarded with “The Best Studentâ€? of the BTEC National &HUWLÂżFDWH \HDU , DP JRRG DW RUJDQLVLQJ P\ WLPH LQ RUGHU WR FRPSOHWH WKH ZRUN HIÂżFLHQWO\ DQG

July 2012- Present

Wilder Associates Graduate Landscape Designer

professionally. I am now currently looking for practice

Freelancing Landscape designer with developing skills from design

as a landscape architect and towards the pathway to

process to construction detailing using both hand drawn and computer

chartership.

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Educational History October 2012- Spet 2013

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Employment Experience

University of Greenwich MA Landscape Architecture (Overall Grade:Merit)

Sept 2010- June 2012

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Writtle College

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Student Ambassador/Associate for Aim Higher

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Part time roles at various college marketing events (Communication and

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interpersonal skills and Management skills gained).

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Sept 2010- June 2012

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Capel Manor College in partnership with Birkbeck

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Project: Heathrow Rephrased one of the think pieces a year (called the tomorrow series papers) of TCPA (Town and Country Planning Association).

Authors: Duan Juan Li and Andrew David Clare were participant in writing a think-piece on the concept of a Garden City on the site of Heathrow airport. Given the current political and crosssectoral interest in garden cities, we imagine the article will form a tomorrow series paper which published in Landscape Institute Journal Summer 2012.

Heathrow Rephrased The development of Heathrow airport has consistently reshaped the landscape in which it is placed, dramatically changing the character of the area over the last 50 years. From its inception in 1944 it has displaced community and habitat in favour of a global transportation network that connects London with the World. (To read the full Articial, Please go to http://andy1991719.wix.com/ duanjuanlistudio for more information.)


Dissertation Project: Elephant and Castle urban forest. Location: Elephant and Castle, Southwark, London SE17. Design Rationale: Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS); ecological design; urban agriculture, and sustainable living systems. Design Concept: Trees as a metaphor for memory. Size: 1.26 hectare.

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