Liu_MLA 2014-2017 Portfolio

HEIDI (QIAOCHEN)LIU PORTFOLIO MLA 2014-2017 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER

HEIDI (QIAOCHEN)LIU PORTFOLIO MLA 2014-2017 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER

THE HUB urban design, denmark

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ALLOY

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2017 uli hines student competition

MEET YOU ON THE TOP

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park design

IMPACT GARDEN

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community gatrden design

POST-INDUSTRAIL REIMAGINATION hand drawing

TRAVEL MARKS

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POST-INDUSTRIAL

A NEW BIKE PARADIGM RE-INHABIT CARLSBERG COMMUNITY

“ If we are friendly with the people and make cities that people would like to use, would like to walk and cycle in, we will get lively cities. We get safe cities, when more people use the public spaces. “ JAN GEHL: MAKING HEALTHY CITIES DANISH ARCHITECTURE CENTRE January 21, 2014

LOCATION

COPENHAGEN, DEMARK

DATE

MAY.2016

TYPE

TEAM WITH JAMIE FOGLE, BRETT MEEK

ROLE

GRAPHIC LEADER

IMAGE CREDITS: HEIDI LIU

THE HUB

Imagine starting a life in Carlsberg Byen where your daily ritual involves walking and bicycling to work and grocery, to meet friends at a rooftop patio on weekends, and to take kids from school to play at the plaza.

In the quintessential bike city - Copenhagen, Carlsberg is a place, where public health, happiness and a vision toward the future is prioritized over an individual’s car, air pollution and vehicular traffic flow. It is where young girls in stilettos travel by bike on their way to a party or businessmen in suits go to work. The relocated metro station at Carlsberg Byen supports the city-wide initiative to walk and bike instead of

relying on the automobile.

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COPENHAGEN STRATEGIC URBAN FLOOD PLAN COPENHAGEN HARBOR

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/0ByoRQ39aemiPRmZmbG...

CARLSBERG STRATEGIC URBAN FLOOD PLAN

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FREDERICKSBERG MUNICIPALITY CARLSBERG PROJECT AREA

GREEN STREET PLAZA MAIN STREET PARK CENTRAL RETENTION AREA RETENTION BOULEVARD

CARLSBERG URBAN HABITAT

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HISTORICAL BUILDING SCHOOLS PUBLIC OPEN SPACE 4 TRAINS PRIVATE OPEN SPACE

CARLSBERG PROJECT AREA Alnus glutinosa

Acer platanoides

Robinia pseudoacacia

Tilia cordata

Gleditsia tricanthos

(European Alder)

(Norway Maple)

(Black Locust)

(Little Leaf Linden)

(Honeylocust)

Mature Height: 50ft

Mature Height: 50ft

Mature Height: 40ft.

Mature Height: 50ft.

Mature Height: 60ft

Exposure:

Exposure:

Exposure:

Exposure:

Exposure:

Water Use: Mid-Wet

Water Use: Medium

Water Use: Low

Water Use: Medium

Water: Drought-tolerant

Soil type: 5.5 - 7.2 pH

Soil type: 6.1 - 7.8 pH

Soil Type : 6.1 - 7.8 pH

Soil Type : 6.1 - 7.8 pH

Soil type: 6.0 - 8.0 pH

INTERVENTION - Extend existing row-house typology into the site.

- Provide bicycle and pedestrian access from the adjacent neighborhood.

- Re-locate the open space to be along the road and bicycle corridor.

EXIST PRIMARY CIRCULATION SITE BOUNDARY

BARRIER - EXISTING BUILDING

PROPOSED STREET SCAPE

GREEN STREET PUBLC SPACE

PROPOSED PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

HALMLAGERET aka ‘STRAW WAREHOUSE’

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IMAGE CREDITS: HEIDI LIU

THE HUB 1 BIKE LANE THROUGH BUILDING 2 GREEN ROOF BIKE PATIO 3 NEIGHBORHOOD PLAZA 4 RETAIL PATIO 5 VEHICULAR ACCESS 6 STORM-WATER INFRASTRUCTURE 7 PLAY AREA 8 COMMUNITY PLAZA 9 PLAZA THRESHOLD

THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE REALM IS THE CANVAS FOR YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMMING FOCUSED ON YOUNG FAMILIES, YOUNG PROFESSIONALS, ACTIVE SINGLES AND NEW COUPLES.

LIVABILITY

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IMAGE CREDITS: HEIDI LIU

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POST-INDUSTRIAL

ULI HINES STUDENT COMPETITION Strength Through Diversity The whole is much stronger than the sum of its parts. The alchemy of well-blended urban elements catalyzed by the pulse of the river and evoked from the history of the site. A composite residential pattern, bringing together a balanced measure of home sizes and types, to support a diversity of backgrounds and incomes.

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LOCATION

CHICAGO, IL

DATE

JAN.2017 (2WEEKS)

TYPE

ULI HINES STUDENTS COMPETITION

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TEAM LEADER

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ALLOY

This woven demography will foster a strong community, drawn from, drawn to, and inexorably connecting the surrounding neighborhoods.

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BONDING PLACES

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RIVETING

FORGING

BONDING

RIVETING

FORGING

BONDING

1. Clybourn Station TOD

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2. 606 Junction FORGING

BONDING

3. Swing Bridge Junction RIVETING

RIVETING FORGING

FORGING BONDING

BONDING

4. Cherry Bridge Crossing 5. ”The Furnace” Corporate Think-tank

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RIVETING

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6. Kingsbury Crossing Riveting Places FORGING

BONDING

7. Clybourn Junction

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BONDING

8. The Inner Harbor Bonding Places RIVETING

FORGING

BONDING

RIVETING

FORGING

BONDING

9. Ferrous Plaza

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10. ”The Foundry” Co-working Innovation Plaza

FORGING

BONDING

BONDING

11. ”The Forge” High-tech

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12. Meadow Park and Courts

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FORGING

BONDING

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13. North Ave Docks and Rowing Center

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Adorning the core corridors on the ground level, bands of polished and articulated commercial and retail elements are riveted in place by a rich array of human-oriented urban design elements.

REGIONAL CONTEXT

BONDING

FORGING

RIVETING

IMAGE CREDITS: HEIDI LIU

CIRCULATION

Bonding Places

1. 606 Junction 2. Clybourn Junction 3. Clybourn Station TOD 4. Kingsbury Crossing

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BUS, RAIL & RIVER TRANSIT

5. Cherry Bridge Crossing 6. North Ave Docks and Rowing Center 7. Meadow Park and Courts 8. Ferrous Plaza

Forgin g Places

11. ”The Foundry” Co-working Innovation Plaza 12. ”The Furnace” Corporate Thinktank 13. ”The Forge” High-tech Production Nexus

Phase 1

Phase 2 The first phase prioritizes the establishment of the district identity by building out the core node in the center of the site with key anchor structures at major circulation junctions.

Improved bridge connection on Throop will encourage people to explore the new Alloy District from surround urban corridors, such as extended 606 trail and expanded transit options.

DIGRAM CREATED BY AZIZ

Enhanced Bus Transit Pro bus line Existing CTA bus stop Proposed CTA bus stop 9. Swing Bridge Junction 10. The Inner Harbor Amphitheater

20.93%

5.6%

5.6% 29.7% 38.2%

RENDERED BY: HEIDI LIU

Phase 3 The second phase focuses on developing the circulation junctions from phase one to create more cohesive linkages between the centers of activity and opportunity on the site.

18.9% 7.8%

9%

26.1%

36.2%

The final phase ties all of the components of the Alloy District together with the completion of Alloy Park, the inner harbor amphitheater, a pedestrian bridge across the Chicago River, and the riverfront residential developments along Kingsbury St..

1.8% 1.9% 16.8% 4.6% 6.8%

68.1%

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OPEN SPACE

BEING ON THE TOP DESIGN FOR ALL AGES OF PEOPLE AND THE FUTURE GROWTH

Alice Sweet Thomas Park, located along the APEX recreation district, is a underused 4 acres open space, due to the defined sports courts and crucial topography difference.

The design utilized the grading change, caused by the covered 10-million gallon water tank, to honor and reveal the local context and history.

LOCATION

ARVADA,CO

DATE

JAN,2017

TYPE

8 WEEKS ADVANCED STUDIO INDIVIDUAL GRAPHICS

VIEWSHED ANALYSIS BY HEIDI LIU

ALICE SWEET THOMAS PARK Arvada is a fast-growing suburb to the northwest of Denver. Arvada rents have risen more quickly than any other metro Denver city, jumping 8.9 percent in the past year, according to Apartment List’s April 2016 report. The population boom brings both development opportunities and challenges.

Arvada’s reports highlighted a great mount of aging population, as well as high demand of accessible parks in 1/4-1/2 mile.

POPULATION

130,000

112,000

104,000

YEAR

2005

2015

2025

ACRES PER 1,000 POPULATION

6 5 4 3

NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS

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COMMUNITY PARKS

YEAR

2005

2015

2025

Arvada’s population is also aging and becoming more diverse. This, coupled with a projected decline of park level of service, are critical trends that inform the following chapters, recommendations and performance measures.

(Data Credits: Arvada Parks, Trails and Open Space Master Plan by Design Workshop)

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NORTH EAST-W 80 AVE

Exsiting Spaces Rate

NORTH WEST-PARKING LOT

SOUTH WEST -RESIDENTS

EXISTING COURTS

ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE IN ALL AGES

HANDICAP

WALKING

VEHICLE & PARKING

BIKING & BIKE SELF-REPAIR STATION

PASSIVE SPACE 87%

ACTIVE SPACE 12%

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INTERVENTION

W 80 AVE. A’

PERENNIAL WITH SEASONAL INTEREST INCREASED DETENSION AREA

XERISCAPE WITH TURFGRASS

EXISTING COURTS

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NEIGHBOR AMENITY

ON THE TOP The structure blends with the surrounding landscape. The support is free-standing without adding weights on the tank. It also waves to serve as a bench, a counter table, a surface that spark people creativity how could they use it.

A-A’ SECTION EXSITING PARKING (6 LOTS)

ENJOY SITTING IN A SHADE UNDER THE GOLDEN RAIN TREE

MEMORIAL

MAY.2016 TYPE

GRAPHIC LEADER TEAMED WITH JAMIE FOGLE, BRETT MEEK

10’

ANNUAL REDUCTION

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WAVING BENCH

60% EXRISCAPE

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26.4 HOURS LABOR FOR MAINTENANCE

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CURRENT GRADING PLAN CURRENT GRADING PLAN

EXISTING

SCALE: 1" = 30' STAGE STORAGE TABLE ELEV 67,860.00 ELEV 67,872.00 67,860.00

AREA (sq. ft.)

AREA 56,861.39 (sq. ft.)

AVG END DEPTHSTAGE STORAGE INC. VOL. (ft) TABLE (cu. ft.)

DEPTH N/A (ft)

AVG END N/A INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

SCALE: 1" = 30' AVG END TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

AVG END 0.00 TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC N/A INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC 0.00 TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

PROPOSED GRADING PLAN PROPOSED GRADING PLAN

PROPOSED

SCALE: 1" = 30' STAGE STORAGE TABLE ELEV 67,860.00 ELEV

AREA (sq. ft.)

AREA 56,861.39 (sq. ft.)

AVG END DEPTHSTAGE STORAGE INC. VOL. (ft) TABLE (cu. ft.)

DEPTH N/A (ft)

AVG END N/A INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

SCALE: 1" = 30' AVG END TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

AVG END 0.00 TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC N/A INC. VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

CONIC 0.00 TOTAL VOL. (cu. ft.)

175,797.80 56,861.39

12.00 N/A

67,884.00 67,872.00

316,856.68 175,797.80

12.00 12.00

4351882.05 2914674.78 4245233.68 1395955.15 1330558.90 1330558.90

67,884.00 67,872.00

316,856.68 175,797.80

12.00 12.00

67,896.00 67,884.00

496,840.77 316,856.68

12.00 12.00

9234066.77 9087107.96 4882184.72 4841874.27 2955926.90 4351882.05 2914674.78 4245233.68

67,896.00 67,884.00

496,840.77 316,856.68

12.00 12.00

4882184.72 9234066.77 4841874.27 9087107.96 2955926.90 4351882.05 2914674.78 4245233.68

67,920.00 67,896.00

669,841.54 496,840.77

24.00 12.00

14000187.74 23234254.51 13948595.94 23035703.89 9234066.77 9087107.96 4882184.72 4841874.27

67,920.00 67,896.00

669,841.54 496,840.77

24.00 12.00

14000187.74 23234254.51 13948595.94 23035703.89 4882184.72 9234066.77 4841874.27 9087107.96

67,932.00 67,920.00

9018802.77 32253057.27 9000976.29 32036680.18 14000187.74 23234254.51 13948595.94 23035703.89

1395955.15 N/A 2955926.90 1395955.15

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1330558.90 N/A

1330558.90 0.00

67,872.00 67,860.00

175,797.80 56,861.39

12.00 N/A

1395955.15 N/A 2955926.90 1395955.15

1395955.15 0.00

1330558.90 N/A

1330558.90 0.00

4351882.05 2914674.78 4245233.68 1395955.15 1330558.90 1330558.90

833,292.25 669,841.54

12.00 24.00

67,932.00 67,920.00

833,292.25 669,841.54

12.00 24.00

67,944.00 67,932.00

997,797.62 833,292.25

12.00 12.00

10986539.27 43239596.54 10971730.14 43008410.32 9018802.77 32253057.27 9000976.29 32036680.18

67,944.00 67,932.00

997,797.62 833,292.25

12.00 12.00

10986539.27 43239596.54 10971730.14 43008410.32 9018802.77 32253057.27 9000976.29 32036680.18

67,956.00 67,944.00

1,174,518.90 997,797.62

12.00 12.00

13033899.16 56273495.70 13019498.75 56027909.07 10986539.27 43239596.54 10971730.14 43008410.32

67,956.00 67,944.00

1,174,518.90 997,797.62

12.00 12.00

13033899.16 56273495.70 13019498.75 56027909.07 10986539.27 43239596.54 10971730.14 43008410.32

67,956.00

1,174,518.90

12.00

13033899.16

67,956.00

1,174,518.90

12.00

13033899.16

56273495.70

13019498.75

56027909.07

44% FUEL 61% FERTILIZER

9018802.77 32253057.27 9000976.29 32036680.18 14000187.74 23234254.51 13948595.94 23035703.89

56273495.70

13019498.75

56027909.07

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT COLLEGE ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING HEIDI LIU OF & NICK PICHE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT HEIDI LIU & NICK PICHE

SMELL THE BUTTERSCOTCH OR VANILLA FROM PONDEROSA PINES

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WELLNESS OF CHILDREN AND SENIORS

IMPACT GARDEN PARK HILL COMMUNITY FOOD CENTER

People’s Community Food Project was founded in 2014 by residents concerned about food insecurity in Park Hill. We provide emergency food assistance and outreach programs geared towards wellness of children and seniors, food rescue and distribution with a focus on providing healthier sustainable choices for the community in whole.

PAMELA WASHINGTON People’s Community Food Project

LOCATION

DENVER, CO

CLIENT

PEOPLE’S COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECT

DATE

SPRING.2015

TEAM WORK

WITH JOSH SPINNER, BOOKER TISZEN

IDENTITY

LATINO HERITAGE

FARM SHARE

COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

EDUCATION

TWO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Identify Cultural Character

TOTAL PLANTER BOX SPACE

Community Grow Food

Educational Partnership

1374

2940

SOIL VOLUME

2385

PRODUCTIVE COMMUNITY PLACE

BEYOND A AESTHETICALLY PLEASING GARDEN, THE PURPOSE OF IMPACT GARDENS IS TO PRODUCE TO FRESH VEGETABLES THAT WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY THE PEOPLES COMMUNITY FOOD PROJECTS FOOD PANTRY. THOUGH THE SITE IS MOSTLY COVED WITH IMPERMEABLE PAVING, UTILIZING RAISED PLANTING BEDS CREATES USABLE GARDENING SPACE WHILE PROVIDED OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH PROGRAMING AND EVENTS.

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PAINTING PATTERN 2

FORM-GIVEN PROCESS

POST OFFICE

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1. ROW CROPS 2. GREENHOUSE 3. COMPOSTING STALLS 4. VERTICAL PALLET GARDEN 5. PICNIC TABLES 6. RAISED PLANTERS 7. VERTICAL GARDEN 8. FRUITING TREES 9. BENCHES 10. ORNAMENTALS & VEGETABLES 11. SHADE STRUCTURE 12. COVERED SEATING 13. PAINTED ASPHALT

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EXISTING BUILDING FOOTPRINT A 7 11

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CONTEXT

LATINO FABRIC - MOOD BOARD

asphalt painting materials

THE LOCATION OF IMPACT GARDENS PROVIDES GREAT EXPOSURE TO LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. THE PROXIMITY PROVIDES POTENTIAL TO INCLUDE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE OPERATIONS AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE GARDEN AND ITS FEATURE.

Volunteer shoveling to help elementarily school kids build the edible garden

Photo Credits - Heidi Liu

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THE AESTHETIC OF MOVEMENT

NARRATIVE NATURE OF CHINESE GARDEN Chinese Classic Gardens are not simply about Taoism belief and beauty, but also the delightful and aesthetic experience along the movement in the garden.

MATERIAL

MUSEUM BOARD

PROGRAM

ILLUSTRATOR, LASER CUT

DATE

FEB. 2017

TYPE

360°BOOK (4.5X4.5X2 INCH)

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STILLNESS,THE RULE OF MOVEMENT. ---- LAO TZU, TAO TE CHING.

HISTORY OF THE ANIMATED TOY

618

zǒu mǎ dēng A lantern with carousel of paper

horses, rotating under convection, used at Lantern Festival, constant busy circulation of people.

1952 ZOETROPE

MASTER OF THE NETS GARDEN The Master of the Nets demonstrates Chinese garden designers’ adept skills for synthesizing art, nature, and architecture to create unique metaphysical masterpieces.

It is regarded among garden connoisseurs for its mastering the techniques of relative dimension, contrast, foil, sequence and depth, and borrowed scenery.

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THE MANHATTAN TRANSCRIPTS

1981

2017

SECTIONS FROM THE ARCHIVE

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POST-INDUSTRAIL

REIMAGINE THE LANDSCAPE OF SHENYANG MILITERY FACTURY

MATERIAL

MARKER ON TRACE

PROGRAM

WINTER SKETCHING BOOTCAMP

DATE

3 DAY EXAM, FEB. 2013

AWARD

EXCELLENT INSTRUCTOR

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SUMMARY

RESUME

Digital and analog skill proficiency in Adobe creative suites, Auto CAD, Arc GIS, SketchUp, hand drawing, physical modeling, and Microsoft Office

25 YE D OL RS A

Participated in internship projects with a range of scales such as open space design, place making, community gardening, streetscape, and regional planning with design legacy, consisting of environment, economics, art and community Creativities developed by global travel and study, bilingual education, and attention to detail

25 YE D OL RS A

25 YE

Award-winning graphic designer, specialize in hand drawing, poster design, icon, and publications (digital and print)

D OL RS A

LEED Green Associate

EXPERIENCE

PERSONAL NAME

HEIDI LIU

(CHINESE)

俏辰(QIAOCHEN) 刘(LIU)

NATIONALITY

CHINESE

GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION

TEACHING ASSISTANTS -Introduction to GIS -Construction process 1 - History of architecture 1 08/2016 – 12/2016

GRADING PLAN

GRAPHIC EDITOR Urban Design Program, University of Colorado Denver 05/2016 – 12/2016

CONTACT AVAILABLE

START AT 05.30.2017

EMAIL

QIAOCHEN.LIU@UCDENVER.EDU

MOBILE

720.695.5915

ADDRESS

1518TH S LOGAN ST. DENVER, CO, 80210

INTERNSHIP Design Workshop, Denver 08/2015 – 12/2015

RESEARCH ASSISTANT Colorado Center for Community Development 02/2015 – 08/2015

MODELING LITERATURE RESEARCH SPATIAL ANALYSIS

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT PLANTING DESIGN

WWW.LINKEDIN.COM/IN/QIAOCHENHEIDILIU

HTTPS://WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/HEID1_LIU/?HL=EN

ACCOMPLISHMENT 1 2

2 DRAWINGS PUBLISHED 5 SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS HEIDI LIU

5 WINNER/RUNNER-UP IN COMPETITIONS

3 ART WORK EXHIBITION & PANEL SPEAKER 1 SIGMA LAMBDA ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS

EDUCATION

M.LA,MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER, DENVER, COLORADO 05.2017 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO SCANDINAVIA, COPENHAGEN CARLSBERG BREWERY REVITALIZATION 2016

DENMARK SUMMER

THAI ARCHITECTURE & VERNADOC KING MONGKUT’S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LADKRABANG, BANGKOK 2015 THAILAND WINTER

B.A, ENVIRONMENT DESIGN, SHENYANG UNIVERSITY, SHENYANG, LIAONING 2010

GPA: 3.75

UNITED STATE 2014 CHINA

GPA: 3.67

VOLUNTEERING GRAPHIC DESIGN & SITE ANALYSIS

PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT

PROJECT MANAGEMENT & COLLABORATION

Graphic Designer Editor University of Colorado Denver

Monitor & Assistant Eco-Districts annual conference

Primary Coordinator Monthly Workshops (1year)

Researcher Downtown Denver Partnership, Inc. Gehl architects

2016 Parking Day APAS & ASLAS, Denver

Photographer TEDx CrestmoorPark, 2016

Researcher LAF Performance, TAXI II

2015 ASLA National Conference, Chicago, 2014 ASLA National Conference, Denver

Photographer 2015 Colorado Dragon Boat Festival

SKILLS Adobe Creative Suite Auto CAD Arc GIS Rhino & SketchUp MS Office Lumion City Engine Hand Drawing

LANGUAGES

RELATIVE INTERESTS BIKING ENGLISH

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SPOKEN

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PHOTOGRAPHY GRAPHIC DESIGN

CHINESE SPOKEN

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9 WATCHING SUNRISES

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REAL ARTIST SHIP

EXPLORE DREAM DISCOVER Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines.

Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.

- Mark Twain UNITED STATES, 15 CITIES

HEIDI LIU

COP

REYKJAVIK ICELAND MALMÖ, SWEDEN

WARSAW, POLAND CHINA

PENHAGEN, DENMARK

THAILAND, 5 CITIES

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THANK YOU QIAOCHEN.LIU@UCDENVER.EDU 720.695.5915