Zeng Qining's Urban Design Portfolio by 曾齐宁

CANTON, CHINA

Qining Zeng | qiningzeng@163.com Selected Works 2019-2023

Qining Zeng

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Guangzhou, China | 01/07/2001 Tel: +86 13610019640 Email: qiningzeng@163.com Hobbies: Singing; Drawing; Swimming

EDUCATION Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou, China Major in Urban and Rural Planning | GPA 3.63/5.0 Core Courses: Urban Design, Town Masterplan Design, Detailed Control Planning and Integrated Urban Design, Architectural Design, Principles of Town and Country Planning, Spatial Data Analysis and Planning Applications etc. Honors: Outstanding Student Third Class Scholarship, Outstanding Student Cadre

COMPETITION AWARDS Top 11 of World Architecture Students Award (WASA) in the first turn World rank 11 out of 2096 works; Total score 1448.0 out of 2000.0 points

09/2023

The Second prize of Green Tower Hongkong, Design in against the horizon Team leader

08/2023

The Excellence Award of The 1st Green Building Competition of the Green Building Sub-committee Hosted by Guangzhou Engineering Survey and Design Industry Association (GZEDIA)

02/2022

The Third Prize of The 25th Culture and Arts Festival of School of Guangdong University of Technology

12/2020

01 THE GREEAN WALL

Urban agricultural complex based on the renovation of old residential buildings in Hongkong

Project type: Group work, Academic, Architecture Date: 2023.05-2023.07 Located in Hongkong,China Responsible Part: Pre-conceptual proposal; 50% Modelling; More than 70% of the drawings drawn drawing (Pre-analysis, Concept Generation, System Analysis, Module Analysis, Exploded Views, Renderings......) Keywords: Retrofit , Urban Agriculture, High-Rise Complex

ROOTS 02 REESTABLISH Livability Improvement of Community Public Space for Elderly Migrants Project type: Individual, Academic, Architecture Date: 2022.02-2022.04 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Retrofit , Modular, Suitable for the Elderly

INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE Guangdong Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute Co.,Ltd 09/2023-12/2023 Urban Design Intern Programme 1: Shantou Chenghai District Zhanglin Ancient Harbor Conceptual Planning Scheme Design Competition Successful bidding programme · Combined with the local culture, the design of some of the nodes and related effect drawings. · Proposed strategies and drawings for the transformation of various types of car parks. Programme 2: Urban Design Optimisation for Hengli Island Tip, Nansha · Learned about the process of deepening the follow-up to the actual urban design landing programme. · Made some optimisations to the originally planned road system

EXTRACURRICULAR EXPERIENCE 09/2020-06/2022 President of the Architectural Scholars Association · The main functions: hosting competitions, academic lectures, internal academic exchanges, and is committed to creating a platform for academic exchanges that serves the students. · Organized the 12th ZhuJue Cup National University Architecture Competition · Hosted the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Heritage Conservation Practice Seminar.

LIFE FOR AN OLD LANE 03 NEW Design of Community Cultural Centre in Enning Road Area, Guangzhou Project type: Individual, Academic, Architecture Date: 2021.09-2021.12 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Community center, Historic district

SAIL AGAIN 04 SETTING Guangzhou Shipyard Area Urban Design Project type: Individual, Academic, Urban Design Date: 2023.10-2023.12 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Industrial park, Riverside

07/2022-09/2022 Main member of Summer social practice "Three Rural Activities" · Went to 4 typical stadiums in Guangzhou to carry out research on the implementation of epidemic prevention and emergency renovation of existing stadiums in Guangzhou and won the Group Award of Excellence.

SKILLS Proficient in RHINO, SketchUp, LUMION, V-ray, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, ArcGIS etc.

05 OTHER WORKS

01 THE GREEN WALL

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Urban agricultural complex based on the renovation of oldresidential buildings in sham shui po

Project type: Group work, Academic, Architecture Date: 2023.06-2023.07 Located in Hongkong,China Keywords: Retrofit , Urban Agriculture, High-Rise Complex

According to data, residential buildings over 50 years old account for 30% of the existing residential buildings in Hong Kong, and the districts with the largest number of old buildings are Sham Shui Po District and Yau Tsim Mong District.

According to the data, the areas w i t h t h e m o s t re s t a u r a n t s i n Hong Kong are Yau Tsim Mong District and Sham Shui Po District, followed by Wanchai District and Kowloon District.

According to data, the area with the lowest average income in Hong Kong is in Sham Shui Po District, where the monthly median household income is 20,000 Hong Kong dollars, which is more than 10,000 Hong Kong dollars different from the highest area.

Abstract: The design aims to address the issues of food waste and ageing housing in Hong Kong. The site is located near the Sham Shui Po MTR station in Hong Kong, a neighbourhood with a large number of eateries and a serious food problem, with an average building age of over 50 years. The design utilises the vacant land of the old buildings to create an urban agriculture complex with housing, public activities, urban agriculture and food recycling.

Distribution of Restaurant

Distribution of Old Buildings

Regional income level

Site Analysis

food ISSUES

Low-income group

Hong Kong is heavily reliant on imports for food, with 5.26% of its GDP spent on food consumed in the city every day. The most important source of food is mainland China, which provides most of the city's fresh food needs: 94% of fresh pork, 100% of fresh beef, 92% of vegetables and 66% of eggs. This complete dependence exposes Hong Kong to many risk.

Taking the three factors into consideration, we finally focused on the Sham Shui Po District, which has a large population and many old buildings. The future development should mainly focus on the reconstruction of old districts.

D/H=1/2 The main road is wide and mainly serves vehicles.

D/H=1/10 The utilization rate of the gray space between residential buildings is low, so the design starts. from this space

Food wasted in 2019 accountedfor 17% of all food available toconsumers. A total of 931 milion tonnes of food ended up in the trash. This wasted food could fill-

Of this wasted food fruits and vegetable ssuffer the most, with 45% wasted during their life cycle.

T h e s o u rc e s o f f o o d w a s t e include households, catering services and food retail channels. Households are the main source of food waste. 61% of food waste occurs in the home diet.

The phenomenon of food wasteis increasing year by year, become a growing problem.

8-10% of global greenhouse gas emissions are related to food waste,it is urgent tosolve the problem of food waste.

Among the garbage disposal methods, incineration and landpll disposal polluted the environment account for 97%.

The site we chose is located near the Sham Shui Po MTR Station in Sham Shui Po District, the old city of Hong Kong. There are many restaurants here, and the average building age is more than 50 years. The design utilizes the open space in the old building to create an urban agricultural complex integrating residence, public activities, urban agriculture, and food recycling.

D/H=1/4 The internal roads in the block are narrower than the main roads and mainly serve the surrounding residents.

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We have set up a food regeneration cycle system in the tower: urban agriculture can provide food for the residents, and the food recycling system can reuse the leftover food as a resource, provide fertilizer for urban agriculture, provide energy for the tower, and reduce landfill waste. Pressure, reducing greenhouse gases from rotting food in landfills, saving energy and water and contributing to food security. At the same time, the urban agriculture and recycling system provides jobs for residents, and residents can participate in urban agriculture and recycling as a labor force.

URBAN AGRICULTURAL SPACE IN THE ATRIUM OF OLD BUILDINGS

INTERSPERSED COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND AGRICULTURAL SPACES

COMMUNITYACTIVITY SPACE AND RECYCLING SYSTEM

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openable curtain wall

This scheme adopts a prefabricated modular design strategy. The main structure is a light steel structure. Through semiprefabricated connecting components, on the one hand, it can solve the rapid production of standardized construction in the factory, and on the other hand, it can also be carried out through on-site operations. Solve some practical problems. As the load-bearing structure of the tower, it also serves as the curtain wall system of the public space, providing a climate buffer space for the interior space to adapt to the hot and humid climate in Hong Kong

scalable strategy

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At the same time, the tower uses a prefabricated modular system, so it can be adapted to different types of existing buildings and can be built quickly. This program can be promoted as Hong Kong's infrastructure to increase the flexibility of Hong Kong's food and reduce food waste. At the same time, according to the rich functional requirements of different communities, the highly compatible space design of this scheme can also carry out functional reorganization according to different needs.

02 REESTABLISH ROOTS

Livability Improvement of Community Public Space for Elderly Migrants

Project type: Individual, Academic, Architecture Date: 2022.02-2022.04 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Retrofit , Modular, Suitable for aging

SITE ANALYSIS

Abstract: E l d e r l y p e o p l e w h o h a v e m o v e d w i t h t h e i r f a m i l i e s a re a group of non-resident elderly people who have travelled far from home to follow their children to the cities where they work. Although they are reunited with their children, they are caught in a spiritual dilemma - they are alone in the city. Therefore, in this design, through realistic research to understand the pain points of the elderly migrants, proposed the needs of the elderly Maslow, based on the modular space design, isolated from the urban network into the urban system again!

NUMBER OF INTER-PROVINCIAL INFLOWS

CHINA’S MIGRANT POPULATION DATA

PROPORTION OF MIGRANT POPULATION IN EACH PROVINCE

Number of migrant populations

There's not much entertainment for me here. It's so boring.

Total urban population

From the above statistics, we can see that the number of migrant population in China continues to rise, and it is worth mentioning that the proportion of migrant elderly is gradually increasing, and the number of migrant elderly in Guangdong Province is the largest in the country.

MIGRANT POPULATION DATA OF ELDERLY

Percentage of elderly migrants The number of migrants in GD

I don't have any friends here. I'm so lonely... The number of migrant elderly in Guangdong is increasing year by year, 43% of them come to the big city from their hometowns to help their children to take care of their grandchildren, while the rest of them come to Guangzhou mainly for retirement or work.

AN OLD MAN'S DAY

OLD PEOPLE IN EASTEN GARDEN QUESTIONNAIR SURVEY RESEARCH This research takes the Oriental Garden Community in Panyu District, Guangzhou City as an example, and analyses the degree of place attachment of the elderly drifters in the base through questionnaires and in-depth interviews. It also explores the impact of community public space on the degree of place attachment of the elderly drifters from various aspects such as the comfort and use of community public space, so as to put forward targeted and actionable recommendations for the transformation of community public space, in order to help the elderly migrants to improve their degree of place attachment.

BASIC SITUATION After conducting a field survey in Oriental Garden, I conducted a questionnaire survey on 50 elderly people and obtained the following feedback data: 55 per cent of them were concentrated in the age group of 60-65 years old; most of the accompanying elderly people were in the state of being jobless, and only 4 per cent of the old drifters were employed.

SURVEY DATA STATISTICS Williams’ Place Attachment Scale (Higher scores indicate higher levels of satisfaction) QUESTIONS

SCORES

01. I feel at home living in this community.

3.80/5.00

02. I think I belong in this community.

2.90/5.00

03. I have good neighbourly relations within the community.

3.24/5.00

04. I'm used to living in a community.

4.02/5.00

05. I'd like to stay here longer if I could.

3.78/5.00

06. I'll be talking about this place a lot in the days to come.

3.60/5.00

Faced with increasinaly fierce compeilion,many young people have to choose to leave their hometowns to workin other places. Parents and elders areworied thattheir chidren wilive outside without anvone to take care ofthem, or that they wl take care of he next generation of chidren. in addition. theware geting old. in order to reunite with their chidren, they also join them in the cily life where their chidren work and become a member of the floating population, So there is a phenomenon that the children are travelina abroad, and the parents are wanderina with them.

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Perceived Satisfaction with Public Space(Higher scores indicate higher levels of satisfaction) 01. Abundance of greenery in public spaces within the community.

3.60/5.00

02. More space available for activities in the community.

3.30/5.00

03. Rich types of activities in public spaces within the community.

2.96/5.00

04. There are more adequate open space facilities in the community.

3.78/5.00

05. I love coming to event spaces in the community.

3.80/5.00

06. I'd like to stay a little longer in an event space within the community.

3.68/5.00

Elderly migrants are accustomed to living in their hometowns and find it difficult to adapt to the modern cities.

Elderly people who move with their families to a new city are left alone without the company of old friends.

In caring for children, t h e e l d e r l y a re p ro n e to generational and conflicts with the younger generation.

Elderly migrants come to the new city without any financial basis, and they feel that they have no other use than to bring up their children.

CONCLUSION

2.90 / 5.00

Sense of Belonging

2.96 / 5.00

Single-issue Activity

Most of the elderly migrants have a weak sense of belonging to the community, and they feel out of place because of cultural differences, language barriers, and even geographic discrimination. Some of the "old drifters" have raised the issue of i n s u ff i c i e n t s p a c e for activities, the scale of the space is problematic and there is no hidden space for exchanges.

3.24 / 5.00

Most of the elderly migrants suffer from loneliness and are less likely to participate in community activities due to cultural differences and language problems.

Loneliness

3.30 / 5.00

Restricted Space for Activities

More mobile elderly people think that the current venues have too many restrictions on activities, and hope that there can be more diversified types of venues after the renovation.

This is a set of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs for older people. The module is designed to rebuild a support network for the elderly in a foreign city from these five levels, so that the old drifter's hometown will be his/her place of peace of mind.

MODULE USAGE GUIDE

A Communication Window

Module A are distributed in the street.

- Stowed State -

Module Size: 3(L)x 3(W)x 2(H) (Unit: metres)

The Elderly Workshop

Module B distributed in waterfront spaces

- Development State -

- Stowed State -

The street is not just a transport space for the elderly migrants, but also a rich living environment. We design a street space like a "window" through which the lonely elderly can meet friends and learn about the community.

Functions

Module Size: 4(L)x 4(W)x 3(H) (Unit: metres)

- 50% of Development State -

- Development State -

Making use of the community bazaar as a base for developing the network of the elderly migrants, and taking into account the characteristics of the elderly who have a lot of experience and love to share, we have designed a dual modular space of workshops and small exhibition halls.

Functions

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Read

Rest

Play Chess

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Put on Display

Work

Communicate

Write Calligraphy

Showcase

Children's Play

Gathers

Experiences

Featured Showcase

Have a Meeting

Sale of crafts

MODULE USAGE GUIDE

Shared Planter

Module C are distributed in the open spaces within the community.

- Storage Space -

Module Size: 3(L)x 3(W)x 3(H) (Unit: metres)

- Planting Space A -

- Planting Space B -

The Shared Planting Garden provides a planting space for the relocated elderly, where they can grow flowers or vegetables, and in the process get back the feeling of having grown vegetables in the countryside and make friends at the same time.

Functions

Display of Plants

Removable Planter

Shared Kitchen Module D are distributed in the open spaces within the community.

- Cooking Space -

Module Size: 3(L)x 3(W)x 2.4(H) (Unit: metres)

- Storage Space-

- Dining Space-

Elderly migrants may be at home alone during the day and may choose to eat last night's leftovers in order to save time and effort. Shared kitchens provide the elderly with a canteen for the elderly, where everyone can participate in the cooking together!

Functions

Have a Chat

Take a Rest

Storage Tools

Storage Food

Donate Food

Frozen Food

Prepare Food

Water Flowers

Grow Flowers

Grow Vegetables

Cook

One Person Eating

Family Eating

Wash Dishes

SITE PLAN

ROAD CROSS-SECTION A-A SECTION

Roads Before Upgrading

Roads After Upgrading Module Expand

0:00-23:59 Before the renovation, four lanes of traffic all day long, and there is no cycle lane, the pedestrian walking experience is poor.

10:00-16:00 Leisure Time: There is less demand for traffic at that time of day, giving two lanes of traffic to residents to provide more space for recreation and relaxation.

Roads After Upgrading Module Close

7:00-10:00 17:00-21:00 Rush Hour: During peak periods, lanes are returned to vehicles and modules are folded and stowed between street trees.

B-B SECTION

Roads Before Upgrading

0:00-23:59 Before the renovation, the waterfront pavement lacked water-friendly space and the pavement was under-utilised.

10:00-16:00

Roads After Upgrading Module Expand

Leisure Time: This is the free time for the re l o c a t e d e l d e r l y, a n d t h e renovated waterfront walkway gives them space to walk along water and the workshop module gives them space to work.

7:00-10:00 17:00-21:00

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Roads After Upgrading Module Close

Rush Hour: During peak hours, retract the workshop to provide more walking space for pedestrians commuting to and from work or school at peak times.

03 NEW LIFE FOR AN OLD LANE

SITE SURVEY Survey sample description

Design of Community Cultural Centre in Enning Road Area, Guangzhou

Project type: Individual, Academic, Architecture Date: 2021.09-2021.12 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Community center, Historic district

In order to better understand the needs of the people in the area, I conducted questionnaire distribution and crowd interviews in the Enning Road Historical and Cultural Quarter, where the site is located, and in the neighbouring communities of Changhua Dajue Street and Duo Bao Road.In the end, a total of 104 questionnaires were distributed, of which 100 questionnaires were valid and 8 people were interviewed.

Abstract: The design is based on the concept of open architecture and aims to provide a green and open space for the residents. The design divides the large site into smaller pieces to cater for the texture of the area. The ground floor of the building mimics a traditional Cantonese-style riding tower, providing plenty of grey space for residents. Pools and courtyards are interspersed throughout the building, giving the building the character of a Lingnan courtyard. The combination of sloping roofs and modern roof gardens, echoing the Cantonese Opera Museum across the street, adds to its integration with the Enning Road.

Type of the sample:

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In the selection of the research population, we mainly focus on the research of local residents, which accounted for 60%.

The population surveyed covered a wide range of age groups, with a predominance of older groups over 60 years of age.

DEMAND PEOPLE ANALYZE OF THE POPULATION Crowd types A-1: Local Resident (the Elderly) Age: 60+

Daily acivities:

Do excercise

Table tennis

Watch movies

Listen to the opera

make friends

30%

20%

The Cantonese Opera Art Museum has a garden, an exhibition hall, a stage, a theatre and other heritage display areas.

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Younger residents of the community, whose daily activities tend to be more lively and social, have a greater need for open, communicative buildings.

are expanded and connected to form corridors along the streets.

Daily acivities:

Elderly residents in the community love to chat with their friends, and they have a greater need for a place to communicate and interact.

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Age: 18-59

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The architecture you want most is:

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SITE ANALYSIS

Age distribution of the sample:

Crowd types C: Tourists Age: 18-60

Daily acivities:

Do excercise

Take photos

Read books

Eat Snacks

Take a walk

Buy souvenirs

Foreign residents, whose daily activities are fewer and mainly personal, have a greater need for buildings with multi-functionality.

The majority of visitors' activities in the vicinity of the site are centred around traditional local features. They have a greater demand for cultural buildings.

HISTORIC BUILDING PRESERVATION PROCESS

SITE ELEMENT EXTRACTION

Laying a theoretical foundation for the protection of modern historical buildings.

Affirming the positive role of introducing moder n factors that are in harmony with the surrounding environment.

BIRD'S EYE VIEW

Building Facade

Translation Results

Arcade gray space

Traditional Houses patio lighting Cantonese Opera Museum

Extraction element

Translation Results

Mountains and Water overlapping mountains

Pavilion space under eaves

Gallery pitched roof

verandah space

Extraction element

Intangible Cultural Heritage

The Venicean Charter 1964

Building Plan

Valuable Landscape

Alois Riegl Early 19th century

The judgment of value continuity in the "Valletta Principles" is essentially an overall presentation of a deep understanding of history, culture and protection. The Xi'an Declaration Ta k e a l o n g e r - t e r m a n d 2005 more holistic perspective to understand historical and cultural Begin to pay attention heritage, relate it to broader to the activation of nonThe Valletta Principles social needs, and transform material elements. (By ICOMOS) towards a sustainable urban development model. 2011

Architecture Type

Valuable Architecture

The introduction of contemporary architectural elements must respect the various values of the site and its context. ——Valletta Principles

Translation Results

Cantonese Opera stage for opera

Lion Dance outdoor plaza

Beat Copper Handmade experience

CONCEPT GENERATION

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01 Generate blocks within the site

02 Cutting blocks along the site texture

03 Secondary arrangement of blocks based on population served

04 Refinement of roof forms

05 Addition of a link corridor to connect to En Ning Road

06 Addition of a patio to enhance lighting

07 Addition of sunshade grilles to the façade

08 Optimising the environment with more greenery and water features

PROGRAM ANALYSIS Space Function

09 Enriching waterfront space and building water-friendly platforms

1 foyer 2 chess room 3 gyms 4 Cultural Exhibition Hall 5 Parent-children activity room 6 table-tennis room 7 Management Office 8 Fire control room 9 equipment room 10 lavatories 11 unloading area

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Space Ratio

Spatial Location

Spaces used by Young Residents Spaces used by Elder Residents Spaces used by Tourists Space used by Managers

1 multifunctional lecture theatr 2 anteroom 3 control room 4 dressing room 5 café 6 Souvenir shop 7 Intangible Cultural Experience Centre 8 Cultural Exchange Room 9 Library 10 study room 11 media room 12 lavatories

Spaces useed by the Public Traffic Space Auxiliary Space

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BIRD'S-EYE VIEW

The entrance pool echoes with Cheung Wah Chung.

Regular lion dances and other activities are held at the outdoor exhibition grounds.

Bird's eye view of overall architectural relationships.

A-A SECTION

04 SETTING SAIL AGAIN

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION

Guangzhou Shipyard Area Urban Design

1954-1978 Project type: Individual, Academic, Urban Design Date: 2023.10-2023.12 Located in Guangzhou,China Keywords: Industrial park, Riverside

Abstract: The goal of the "Guangzhou Shipyard Urban Design" is to create a new urban complex that integrates offices, commercial, residential and a riverfront theme park, and to make it the "new living room of Guangzhou city". In order to preserve the unique history and culture of the Guangzhou Shipyard, the design draws on the unique context of the shipyard, incorporating urban design and waterfront parks, and retaining representative elements such as the gantry cranes and the old factory buildings to create an attractive spatial environment rich in industrial culture and memory.

With the recovery of the national economy, in order to further defend t h e S o u t h C h i n a S e a b o rd e r defence of the motherland, the First Ministry of Machinery Industry, together with the relevant units, decided to build a torpedo boat factory in Guangzhou after an inspection.

1993-2003 After years of reform and development, under the unremitting efforts of the old generation of CSSC people , Guangzhou GuangzhouShipbuilding International Co.

2016 In order to implement the national industrial layout and Guangzhou's policy of "withdrawing from the secondary industry and moving into the tertiary industry", from this year onwards, GSI's Liwan site will gradually stop shipbuilding production.

2017 On 6 September the Detailed Control Planning for the Guangzhou Shipyard site was adopted. How the designers are going to protect and Guangshun industrial historical memory in the context of the new era

INDUSTRIAL MEMORY ELEMENT EXTRACTION

DESIGN CONCEPT

MASTER PLAN

SITE SYSTEM ANALYSIS Building Function

Step 01

The site has a good view of the Pearl River to the east and the park to the west.

Step 02

Transport

Continuation of the western oasis connecting the east and west landscapes.

Step 03

Pedestrian System

Preservation of the original factory building to echo the site of the steelworks.

Step 04

Green Infrastructure

Functional zoning of the site

Step 05

Height control of site blocks with low building heights on the river frontage.

01 Shipyard New Town 02 Kindergarten 03 Community Centres Ⅰ 04 Shipyard Soho 05 Talent Apartments Ⅰ 06 Community Centres Ⅱ 07 Talent Apartments Ⅱ 08 Library 09 Theatre 10 Museum 11 Juvenile Palace 12 Tower Crane Cable Car

13 Waterfront Plaza 14 Shopping Mall 15 Resort Hotels 16 Tower Crane Park 17 Viewing Platform 18 Creative Park Office 19 Factory Office 20 Shipyard History Museum 21 Experiential Museum 22 Riverside Restaurant 23 Deck

CREATIVE PARK

AERIAL 创意园 VIEW

TOWER CRANE GONDOLA

WATERFRONT WALKWAY

05 OTHER WORKS COMPETITON WORK

MODULE

Module of the Module Making Competition

Green Competition for Plant Renovation

Future Community Design

Module of the Hongkong green tower

Module of the Community Cultural Centre

PHOTOGRAPHY

Historic District Renovation

Yunnan,China

HE Art Museum