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PORTFOLIO ZEYI JIANG SELECTED WORKS 2013-2018 9 Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design Columbia University, United States Bachelor of Engineering in Urban Planning Tongji University, China

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EDUCATION Columbia University, United States of America May 2018 – Present Master of Science in Architecture and Urban Design (Expected Date of Graduation: June 2019) · Relevant coursework includes Urban Design Studio, Degital Techniques(including arcGIS), Reading New York Urbanism(including video story-telling and animation making), Datamining The City (including Python),Data Visualization (including Javascript). Tongji University, China Aug 2013 – July 2018 Bachelor of Engineering in Urban Planning, GPA 88.7/100 · Relevant coursework includes Architecture, Urban Design and Urban Planning Studio, ArcGIS, Architecture and Urban Design History, Environmental ecology, Building Structure and Construction

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Spirulina Studio, New York, the United States Feb 2019-Present Interior Designer Intern · Drew construction drawings for the interior space of the house or cafe, including existing and proposed plan, section with details. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP Shanghai Office, Shanghai, China Mar-Apr 2018 Urban Design Intern · Researched case studies for the project, drew regional analysis map, and produced slideshow for project presentation. · Actively participated in multiple practical urban design projects, including massing design and modeling for masterplan. Changsha Urban Planning Bureau, Changsha, Hunan Province, China Jul 2017 – Aug 2017 Urban Planning Management Intern Attended seminars about ”ecological remediation and urbanrepair” program with specialists and officials, and summarized the content. Researched the urban village governance of Changsha and wrote a special report.

ACTIVITIES AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Intelligent Urbanization Co-Creation Center For High Density Region, Shanghai, China Volunteer team member · Recorded related meeting content and collected and analyzed data of cities.

Nov 2015 –Nov 2016

Aug 2016 Academic Exchange Project of Architecture and City at the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Exchange student · Visited advanced urban development project, including Shibuya Urban Renewal, Underground Space, Sponge City, Smart City. · Introduced graduate exchange program of Tongji University to students, concerning the curriculum and design studios. Little Star English Boarding School, Pokhara, Nepal Global Volunteer · Taught English, Mandarin and Chinese culture for underprivileged and marginalized students. Experienced the local culture.

Aug 2015

HONORS AND AWARDS The third prize for Excellent Student Scholarship of Tongji University (GPA in the top 30% of students)

2016 & 2017

The third prize in Urban Design Competition of National Committee for urban planning Sep 2017 · Finished the whole design with another student and selected as one of three school representative to participate the competition. · The project discusses an universal method to conduct micro urban renewal in the Shanghai center under local cultural and historical background. Sep 2016 The third prize in Urban Traffic Innovation Practice Competition of National Committee for urban planning · Planned and designed the shuttle bus line in Lujiazui Financial District in Shanghai with 4 team members. · The content includes previous questionnaire survey, traffic demand analysis, operation planning and route planning and design. The third prize in the 8th “Huacheng Cup” Paperboard Architecture Design Competition in Tongji University · Used corrugated cardboard to design and built a house in 3 days.

Jun 2014

SKILLS AND INTEREST Proficient in Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, ArcGIS, and Python/Javascript Programming. Proficient in AutoCAD, Sketchup, V-ray, Adobe Suite (Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign/Premiere/After Effects), Microsoft suite. Proficient in manual skills, including physical modeling in wood or chevron board, sketch, opaque watercolour painting.

CONTENTS 01 Re[gene]ration East Beijing Road District Urban Design

02 Life Aquatic Urban design of Ecological Infrastructure in Cantho, Vietnam

03 Foodbay Urban Design of Hudson Valley, NY

04 Terrace as Emblem Creative Center and SOHO Design

05 Informal Intersection Hong Zhen Old Street Residential Construction Detailed Planning

06 Transformative Design for Urban Village Urban Design Seminar-Fabrics and Typologies

07 Break the Barrier Urban Design of Broadway Junction, Brooklyn, NY

08 Unpack Health Disparity Research: American Regions and Urban Systems

09 Other Works Research: Urban Sites & Scenarios Migratory Birds Simulation By Processing With Python Spirulina Studio Works Body Like a Rocket: Performing From Restriction To Freedom New York Acting Scenes Ultimate Guide

Identify

Site context

Pattern language

Extract

01 Re[gene]ration East Beijing Road District Urban Design Fall 2017 | Studio project Tongji University Teammate:Wanlin Zhang,Zeyi Jiang Instructor:Ming Tong,Lei Pang

Using local resources to repair the disconnection among different old and new elements, this project carries out micro urban renewal through small-scale universal intervention. In this central city of Shanghai, the existing cultural activities and lifes habits of the site can be used as opportunities of restoration. By identifying high-quality architectural pattern language"genes", combined with corresponding spatial strategies, these genes will be reinserted into the site, regenerating and reshaping the vitality of the city.

1920S:Nanjing East Road Commercial Street The tourists and visitors always have a regular route from the Peapleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s park to Nanjing East Road Commercial Street and The Bund.They hardly know things back behind the prosperi-ty,which is the real life for Shanghai local people.

1930S:Lilong Area The migrant population accounts for more than 80%,which contributes to the breakdown of social connection in Lilong communities.The physical environment is also in low quality.

Implant & replace: re gene ration Bad genes

Typology development Classification

Regeneration strategy

Good genes

Urban regeneration Development of programs and activities

Be improved

1950S:Hardware Materials Street Due to the intensive distribution of the hardware industry around Beijing East Road ,the function in this area is simple and the pedestrain environment is poor.Migrant workers usually stay at their hardware workplace,not having opportunity to visit surroudning area.

1930S:Historical Theatre Building

2000S:Riverfront High-rise Residential

Because of the mismatch of surrounding commercial operation and lack of appeal of contents,few people visited these historical theatres which hardly make a profit.

These residential area occupy the riverside beautiful scenary.Residents with high income always chose arterial road to commute,avoiding walking into the ruined Lilong area.

SITE CONTEXT Our site is located in the heart of Shanghai, the district in the north of East Nanjing Road and south of Suzhou creek.There are great merits of this site:The transportation is convenient.East Nanjing Road commerical Street is the most famous one in China,attracting a lot of visitors,where also many historical buildings exist. What’s more,the scenary of Suzhou creek is beautiful as attration for visitors. However, the problems are serious and complex because buidlings in site are built in different ages.The old traditional residential, called as “Lilong”,are at the backside of East Nanjing Road with bad environment.The hardware retail here is also decreasing because of transformation of contemporary consumption patterns.In a word,it is a site with both great threats and opportunities.

ShangHai Railway Station

Suzhou River SITE The Bund

People's Square historic and Cultural District East Nanjing Road Commercial Street

Lujiazui

People’s square Yu Garden

Zhongshan Park

Huaihailu Road Commercial Street Xintiandi

Xujiahui

Street format

Public transportation

commercial format catering&entertainment format hardware format education format life service format no format

bus line metro line metro station bus station

SOCIAL RESEARCH Suzhou Creek Hardware Block

Lilong Area

Nanjing Road Commerical Street

The People's Park

Activity frequency High/Medium/Low

Commercial housing residents/tourists Lilong residents/hardware workers business workers/service staff Urban public space Partnership Economic relationship Nonprofit relationship Nanjing Road Pedestrian Suzhou Creek Lilong Area/Hardware Block The people's Park

Functional area

Construction age

theatre&cinema cultural&creative industry commercial area residential area

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Road East

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People’s Square

Lilong residential block

Office and high-rise residential building

Landmark

Urban node

Suzhou River

Commercial pedestrain street

Commercial area

Green space

Historical building

Bad gene

Road

Fracture zone between districts

DIAGNOSIS AND EXTRACTION “Genes”are pattern language of relationship between people’s activity characteristic and physical space, which is influenced by urban form and distributed universally and relatively stable. The bad "genes" become the cracks in site,hindering the social connection and the identity of whole area.So we try to extract the good "genes" in site,which reveals local culture preference and life habits.Then we draw a mapping with photos of“genes” and diagrammatic sketches of good “genes”,which shows the basic pattern language exsiting in this area. We divided “genes”into 3 types based on kinds of space with different scales.Red ones are distributed around large important historical buildings;yellow ones are distributed within communities;Blue ones are distributed along the street.

GOOD GENES

Historical buildings with urban public space

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Pleasant places for community activities

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SB-a1 Main street

Community Historical building

Community

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Commercial street

SB-b1 Parking

Historical building

Lively street environment and shops

Grocery

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Catering

Community Gate Shop

Shop

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SB-b3 Community retail

Mall

Shop

Mall

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LC-b4

HB-b3

SB-b2

LC-b2

HB-b5

Seat

HB-a1

Corner shop

Fitness

Coffee

LC-c1

SB-b5 Pergola

HB-b6

LC-b5

SB-b6 Shop Tree

LC-b6

Seat

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Internet Activity

Bulletin board

Class

Activity

School Class

Class

Activity

REGENERATION STRATEGY & DESIGN PROCESS 1. Large scale: Regional boundaries & historical buildings

Utilize the important building nodes, adjust the relationship between resources and interfaces, open the passageway and the square. These methods can save the bad situation of Eastern Nanjing Road and Lilong community's disconnection, leading to interaction among different functions and activities of groups of people.

Main building

Main Street

Activate the side street & Adjust logistics interface

Gap

2. Medium scale: Lilong community & surrounding functions

Adjust resources of public space inside community area. Transform private-public space into the semi-public space serving for city.These methods can lead to complementary and sharing of functions and activities among different parts. The relationship among Lilong community, office area and historical buildings becomes further integrated.

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Connect Private-Public Space & Public Space

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Step1:Inheritance of history 3. Small scale: Street & shop interface

Step2:Restoration of community relationship

Step3:Resurgence of street life

Arrange vehicles on the periphery of neighborhood to release the walkable space of street. Embed local personalized small shops, performances,exhibitions and handicraft training activities. These methods can activate the interface along street and improve the interaction of people and association between activities.

historical warehouse axis of historical culture and waterfront scenary historical building node

pedestrain circulation

Gap

business office buildling Lilong pocket space

business & travel training school Rebuild & main pedestrain axis secondary pedestrain axis roadway

Step1:Inheritance of history

Main building

historical warehouse axis of historical culture and waterfront scenary

Main Street

historical building node Functional replacement area

Form walking block with squares

waterfront square

Step2:Restoration of community relationship

M R C

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Semi-Public Space &GENE implantation

& open Street sections

Lilong pocket space

Step3:Resurgence of street life

business training school main pedestrain axis secondary pedestrain axis roadway pedestrain block theme pedestrain area

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Gene implantation and spaces for genes Historical or significant buildings having nice relationship with urban public space

Historical building

Front square

Streets with historical and cultural activity

Pleasant places for community activities

Buildings whose function are replaced

Commercial block

Alleys between or inside Lilong

Lively street environment and shops

Buildings whose function are replaced (business office & community services)

Lilong pocket space

Streets with open shops Roadway

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REGENERATION STRUCTURE By using “good genes”to implant and replace “bad genes”,we can suture the flaws and build up a complete regeneration structure,stimulate the vitality of the region again.The red genes can explicit historical building resources to attract people visit and enter into the middle of site.The blues genes can form a lively pedestrain block with good walkability and various retailing form.The yellow genes can become the producer of communication in

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MASTERPLAN-REIMPLANTATION FOR REGENERATION 1.maker office building

6.community entrance commerce

11.“chinese theatre”

16.youth Apartment

2.fashion design studio/old warehouse

7.supermarket

12.training exhibition base

17.“Shanghai No.1 food store ”

3.basketball court

8.community theatre

13.business& tourism School

18.artist workshop

4.community teahouse/bookstore

9.school seminar room

14.“new light theatre”

5.community entrance commerce

10.youth life service street

15.local characteristic shops

Poor accessibility to the back of Nanjing East Road,

Strip space for display or studio

Poor accessibility to the riverside of Suzhou Creek

Fashion show in front of historical warehouse with terraced spectator seats

Backside logistic and open square to dredge bilateral roads

Hydrophilic platform in front of historical warehouse

Open square facing historical building with supplements of commercial along street

Transitional semi-public space (from public to private) beside roadway

Lack of shared space between Lilong and other areas

Complementary semi -public space between Lilong and office buildings

Narrow public space with poor environment quality

Framework built between orthogonal Lilong buidlings

Multi-functional semi-public space between Lilong and high-rise residential

Framework built at the entrance of the lane

Framework added to the existing Lilong buildings’structure

Framework built on the lane between Lilong buildings

TYPOLOGY DEVELOPMENT：REGENERATE AND CREATE POTENTIAL Based on the regeneration strategy,we use good genes to regenerate typologies responding to different urban condition and different people’s activity,showing respect to the local culture and habit. What’s more,develop them to create potential for future demands.The following catalog is a typology study which is charactrized by different 3 types of spaces they are engaged in.

Genes contained

Genes not contained

Big scale arterial road with low walking experience

Facility and green belt to seperate pedestrian and motorway

Closed traditional shop model with occupied pedestrain road

Grocery with displayed goods

Overflowed hardware stores occupying streets and making noise

Messy road with mixed driving for bicycles and vehicles

1: The adjustment of relationship of historical building interfaceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s resources

Exhibition studio for makers and artists

Framework added beside Lilong buildings for dishearted space

Restaurant and coffee shop with outside seats

Experiential learning-training-exhibition

Pedestrain road with greening and outside seats

Facility and green belt to seperate pedestrian road and bicycle lane

2: The construction & development of semi-public space between exclusive spaces

Framework exposed from exsiting Lilong buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s structure for dishearted

Shop with displayed production process

Facilities belt with dispalyed commercial in the middle of road

Outside dinning-pedestrian road-bicycle lane(From both sides to the middle)

3: The opening of shop interface and the adjustment of street section

Nanjing Dong Commercial Street

First Food Mall

Bicycle Parking Terrace Cattering Active Balcony

Weekend Market

Youth Apartment

Mall Logistics Corridor

Sidewalk Coffee,Stree art

Local Small Shop

Outdoor Theatre

LC-b6

SB-b3

SB-b1

HB-a1

Historical building

Shop Commercial street

Balcony along the street

HB-b1

Display of production Local personalized process small shop

Greening plaza facing significant urban interface

HB-b2

HB-b3

SB-b4 Corner shop

Historical building

Coffee

Semi enclosed Human scale space Cultural activities on Open corner shops square on the at bottom of a large the side of historical front of the building building buildings

Reverse main entrance to induce attractions and bridge the gap The reversed main entrance of the First Food Mall along with the adaptive reusing of north facadeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s balcony are designed in order to bring flow and attraction to the backstreet. A walking side street is created to accommodate street art and outdoor cafes.

SCENE 1

STREET ART : to inspire dialogues between history and daily life

OUTDOOR DINNING : adptive reuse

Tourist

Characteristic commodity

Worker Resident

Street art

Spectator

Movie/Theater

Developer

FLEA MARKET : economy with participatory culture & local

BIKE LANE : both for sightseeing tour & workout

CAFE ALONG STREETS : pleasant

Shopkeeper

Catering&coffee

Expand content & add types

SB-b2

SB-a1

SB-b1

Shop

SB-b6

SB-b5

Corner shop

Shop

SB-b3

SB-b4

SB-b7 Internet

Shop

Activity

Commercial street

Class

Activity

School

Tree

Class

Seat

Class

Activity

Outward display of goods along street

Commercial pedestrian street without vehicle

Local personalized small shop

Disheartened space by dislocation of

Facilities belt in the middle of road

Open corner shops

Display of production process

Participatory learning and experience&online

Ground parking lot Business and technical school

School seminar room

Central facilities belt

Youth life service Street

Training exhibition base

Fresh fruits sale

Craft show market

Open training class to walkway space to bring possible interactions While walkways are separated from vehicles, pedestrians will have a place of interaction. Stores focus on display, experiencing, and training will replace old hardware stores. The previous vocational school is upgraded to an integrated learning & exhibition centre for students, faculty and curious local residents or tourists.

SCENE 2

Experiential commercial & exhibition

Resident

TRAINNING CENTRE : intergrated place for vacational mentoring practice

CRAFTS MARKET : interweave craftsmanship with local economy

INNER STREET : provide recreational facilities for the youth

Worker

Creative designer

Hardware

Tourist

Apprenticeship training

Single format store

Shopkeeper

Lilong resident

Shopkeeper

LEARNING CENTRE : to support face-to-face learning programs

GROCERIES : to increase interactions

Now Before

Community Business

Product display/exhibition

Informal market

Community vendor

Road Show

Active Balcony

Information bulletin Square behind old warehouse

Share garden

Sharing bike path

Business office park

SB-b4

LC-b5

LC-b6

LC-b1

LC-c2

Community

Seat Fitness

Shop

Bulletin board Tree

Open corner shops

LC-a1

Pocket space beside the road

A parasol open space among Lilong housings

Balcony along the street

Community billboard

Seat

Community

Main street

Corner shop

LC-b4

Road with Living road outdoor dinning behind the Urban and planting arterial Road

LC-b2

LC-c1

Community Gate

Pergola

Shop

HB-a1 Corner shop

Shop

Retail at the Community entrance

Greening plaza Aerial and corner facing significant greening in urban interface Lilong

Use semi-public open space in Lilong for various public activities Pocket spaceâ&#x20AC;?bridges the Lilong and the urban fabric around it. Though placed in Lilong, the open space is shared not only by Lilong residents but also by clerks in office towers and tourists.

SCENE 3

Product display

LINONG CAFE : interactive place for all

CREATIVES HUB : place both for work

BIKE RACKS : to accommodate shared

High-rise building resident

Physical exercise

Convenient pedlar

Lilong resident

PERGOLA : shaded walkways in LIlong

STREET PEDLARS : facilitate locals' daily

Worker

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LC-b3

HB-b3

HB-b2

HB-a1

HB-b1

Community retail

Coffee Mall

Riverfront fitness trail

Mall

Community business after East Nanjing Road

Cultural activities on the side of historical buildings

Historical building

Human scale space at bottom of a large building

HB-b6

Greening plaza facing significant urban interface

Lilong community

Semi enclosed square on the front of the

Waterfront activity platform

South square/Parking lot

Old warehouse/Fashion design studio

Business office park

River platform

Coffee catering Fashion Space Yishuihaoting residence

Civic Cultural Square

Riverside gym lane

Activate space around warehouse to integrate ecology, historical culture Waterfront area design focus mainly on the adaptive reuse design of the old warehouse and the riverside open space. Uprated to a fashion workshop for creatives and shows, the old building will induce more connection between the building itself and the office zone.

SCENE 4

River sightseeing

Resident

Physical exercise

Fashion show

RIVERSIDE TRACK :Suzhou creekâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s scenary

Developer

Tourist

Creative designer Old warehouse

FSAHION WORKSHOP : adaptive reuse of the historical warehouse

PLAZA : outdoor space for varied activites

CAFE & BAR : to bring vitality to LILONG

Immigrate

Buildings behind 'Shanghai Garment Shop', being used as economy hotel, office , refuse room, and abandoned warehouse, are showing a chaotic landuse. Negotiation between government, landlords, and developer, who's conceiving a transformation form the status quo to a luxury hotel, is under way. HB-XX

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LINONG, with a 100+ year history though, is now being incompetent providing reasonable standards of living for its residents. Faced with high land price and strict restrictions on constrctions in historical area, residents are having a long way to go to improve their living conditions. All groups of stakeholders' joint effort is called to reconstrcut the community.

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PAN PACIFIC, the office tower under construction, whose design pays more concentration on arterial road side, is neglecting the backside urban environment opposite the facade, though the sidewalk condition and street greening are gradually improved while related to the larger fabric.

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ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE

02 Life Aquatic

Urbanization

Ecological Infrastructure, Cantho, Vietnam Spring 2019 | Urban Design Studio III Columbia University Teammate: Ashley Louie, Dian Yu, Junyu Cao, Zeyi Jiang Instructor: Kate Orff, Dilip da Cunha, Geeta Mehta, Thaddeus Pawlowski, Julia Watson, Linh K.Pham Conserving Water Culture "What if landscape and cultural conservation could be a driver for adapting water-based livelihoods into resilient growth?" The oldest urban area in Can Tho, Binh Thuy is home to historic temples and heritage sites that exist alongside traditional stilt houses adjacent to the water. As the city rapidly urbanizes, canals become roads, embankments displace stilt houses, and impermeable surfaces replace green space. Can Tho is at risk of losing its water identity and is more vulnerable to land subsidence and flooding. We think that landscape and cultural conservation can be a driver for adapting water-based livelihoods into resilient growth. Conservation goes beyond preserving historic landmarks; It identifies vernacular patternsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; wetlands, canals, dikes, docks, floating structures, stilt houses, agriculture and aquacultureâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;as cultural assets. And we try to develop these asset to adaptive typologies as a conservation strategy, which can not only protect the water-retaining landscape and promote biodiverse habitats, decreasing the vulnerability of Can Tho when confronting flooding emergency or sea level rise, but also can extend productive aquaculture and green spaces, prioritize locally-harvested food and diversify jobs, while achieving new urban development and growth.

NEW URBAN SETTLEMENT

WATER-BASED SOCIETY

Economic Growth

Flood Protection

WORLDBANK EMBANKMENT

Abandoned Canals

Restore Canals

WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

Loss of Productive Land

LOSS OF CULTURE Cable Hanger Tourism

Steward Productive Land

DENSIFY WATER ADJACENCIES

Floating Structures

Loss of Water Access

Improve Water Access

PRODUCTIVE SOFT EDGE

CONSERVE CULTURE

CULTURAL LANDSCAPE AT RISK UNDER CURRENT DEVELOP,MENT

EXISTING TRANSECT

WATER BASED CULTURAL LANDSCAPE

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

CONSERVE

Wetland / Green Space

Dike

Canal

Aquaculture

Dock

Floating Structure

Stilt House

Cultural Heritage

ADAPT

GROWTH

Productive Waterfront

Groyne

Reintroduced Canal

Let Water In

High Ground Construction

Renovated House

Productive Landscape

Activated Attraction

Water-Based Deveopment

SYMBIOTIC GROWTH WITH ADAPTED WATER-BASED TYPOLOGIES Our strategy is Letting Water In and Water-Based Development based on different site condition.

For con son island, we promote agro-tourism by programing with local technique and remain its livelihood, as well as enhance its connection to mainland by water-based transit.

For Biny Thuy, we reintroduce lost canal as well as bring in new canals to form a complete canal system along with green spaces. And w e p ro p o s e h i g h g ro u n d development along canal as a new strategy for urban growth.

For An thoi site, instead of blocking out the water with world bank embankment, we make use of the existing green space along river to form a soft waterfront edge, building renovated stilt house upon it to let water in and absorbed.

BINH THUY - BINH THUY RIVER - AN THOI SECTION PERSPECTIVE Urban agriculture and water-based development by taking advantage of the restored canals

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Local Resident

Farmer

Skilled Local People

Tourist

Cut & Fill

Productive Landscape

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Canal Through Urban Village For those going through urban village, we let canals go under pedestrian road and elevate other roads by using cut and f ill.

Productive Terrace For where the world bank wall has been halfy built, we install terrace and outreach platforms to purify water passing through and celebrate the waterfront view.

Elavated Stilt House For the area built out by stilt houses with more houses behind, water still needs to be kept out. So we build at least one more story as the embankment wall when f loods come.

Aquaculture Neighbourhood For stilt houses with green space behind, we build gradient edge. During dry season, it can be public space with topography; while in wet season it serves as water retention park.

CON SON ISLAND - HAU RIVER - BINH THUY SECTION PERSPECTIVE tourist attraction and economic growth in island by remaining local livelihood and promoting agro tourism

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Agriculture & Aquaculture

Agro-Tourism

canal system introduction and new water-based community by utilize the existing green space

Train

Water-based Transit

Local Resident

Tourist

Con Son

Skilled Local People

Cut & Fill

Groyne

Productive Waterfront

High Ground Construction

Renovated House

ilt St

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Tra

ing

Canal System

Reintroduced Canal

ot Fo

g Hi

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Fis

at Flo

Hau River

Construction

Highground Resettlemen

WATER-BASED DEVELOPMENT

Agro Tourism For those going through urban village, we let canals go under pedestrian road and elevate other roads by using cut and f ill.

Extension & Growth For where the world bank wall has been halfy built, we install terrace and outreach platforms to purify water passing through and celebrate the waterfront view.

Productive Urban Forest along Canal For canals going through existing green space, we transform it to productive forest or farms, using the canal as there irrigation system.

High Ground Development along Canal There will also be high ground construction along some canals taking advantage of cut and f ill. Where we will build productive urban forest and multilayer new housing typology.

TEST SITE: LET WATER IN + WATER-BASED DEVELOPMENT

Combining Old One with New Water-Based Community This site is located in an abandoned land adjacant to an exisiting old urban village area. So we want to seek its opportunity on both conservation and development. Because these high ground development are resilient. So after using techniques, we also implement several programs to treat this community as a public facility corridor, such as public program like stewardship program, supermarket, recreation program like fishing pond, The most importent connection is community corridor, these elevated wood decks can function both as gathering space but also rainwater collecting point, which could embrace the existing urban pattern into the new resilient livelihood.

CONSTRUCTION PHASING

Groyne

Productive Landscape

Productive Wterfront

Renovated House Stewardship

Reintroduced & New Canal

Renovated House Classification

High Ground Construction

Activated Attraction

LIFE AQUATIC

DRY SEASON During the dry season, this could be an productive landscape area for rice paddy, fruit trees and fishing raising. People also can have different activities on multi-layer platform.

MONSOON SEASON During the monsoon season, this canal could be deeper as a river to support water-base transportation for local fish and fruit market.

02 3 Foodbay Urban Design of Hudson Valley, NY Fall 2018 | Urban Design Studio II Columbia University Teammate: Zeyi Jiang, Huiwon Hong, Tanaya Kadam, Jianqi Li Instructor: Lee Altman, Justin Moore, Wendy Andringa, Jerome Haferd, Christopher Kroner, David Smiley

FOOD BAY is a new model for the regional foodshed, joining small-scale farms with local and regional markets. Since more and more farms in the Hudson Valley suffer from insufficient or obsolete infrastructure as well as lack of affordable access to marketing opportunities, the HUDSON CITY FOOD-BAY proposes a new sharing economy, sited along the historic waterfront, to enhance and join farming, production, and distribution. A new food hub benefits local residents and farmers, as well as tourists, enhances waterfront viability and, at the regional scale, sets up a distribution system using the Hudson River once again as useful infrastructure. Historically, agriculture was central to many communities in the Hudson Valley, and supported many sub-sector infrastructures such as storage, processing, distribution, equipment and even banking. In recent years, however, food deserts have emerged as part of the long-term disinvestment that has made life in the Valley hard for many residents. Part of this decline has been the declining profitability of the region’s many small farms, and the disappearance its necessary infrastructures. So too have Hudson Valley waterfronts declined. Once home to commercial markets, warehouses and docks, the waterfronts were eclipsed by railway, and then highway, systems. The Hudson City Food-Bay creates a new hub or node in the regional food system. It connects individual growers with distribution operations at the waterfront. More broadly, the Hub opens up the bottleneck between farmers and markets by creating shared processing and distribution operations, enabling micro-food businesses, teaching new food-related skills, and offering locals and visitors access to healthy, locally-produced food. The Food-Bay dramatically activates the Hudson City waterfront and reconnects the city with the river. At the regional scale, the FOOD-BAY “Floating Farmers Market” connects Columbia County farmers to other cities in the Valley and even to New York City, creating a more diverse and sustainable HV food system.

SMALL FARMERS

SHARING ECONOMY

Kitchen Incubator

Market Place

Event Space

Farm Trai

Processing facility

Storage

Washing and Packaging

Val pr

INTER-VALLEY N E T WORK

NE T WORKED DISTRIBUTION

Supermarket, Wholesale

Hudson

ining Center Sharing truck system

Restaurant, Institution

Kingston Farmers Markets

lue added rocessing Poughkeepsie Floating Farmers Market

NYC

SMALL FARM FOO D DISTRIBUTION B E F O RE

A F T E R ( PR OPOS A L )

Hudson

Kingston

Poughkeepsie

sharing processing facility food barge route truck dilivery system reduced number of small farmers

Lack of storage So many travels Markets are so far

NYC

SHARING ECONOMY

Farmers market

Farmers market W A S T E D F O O D

Storage/Freezer Restaurant&Retail

Restaurant&Retail First Processing Washing, Cutting,

Institutions

Institutions Second Processing

Wholesale Market

Freezing, Drying, Canning, Value-adding

Wholesale Market

FOOD BARGE INTER-VALLEY SYSTEM CHELSEA PIERS

WEST HARLEM PIERS

Food barge plan

Floating farmers market plan- Timetable for each pass by city

Farmers market

36’ Pop up resturant & indoor market

Four weeks timetable of the barge

Storage-freezing,chilling

175’

TRANSECT-PROPOSED SHARING FOOD SYSTEM Small farms Urban area Small farm farmlands Existing processing facility Existing food journey Proposed processing facility Proposed sharing truck delivery network Highway and street 0

1.5

6Miles

Hudson

Columbia county

Towards NYC (Road 9G)

Dutchess county

On Tuesday, taking cucumbers (Me) to the FoodBay Coop.

Our farm makes 130 varieties of vegetables and herbs

He is Mark from BlueStar farms, making 300 tonnes of produce a year.

Food raw materials

Farmland

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Schedule

Reached FoodBay facility! Oh they are pickling me.

Sharing Trucks

I have cold storage and dry storage options! I can be here for months.

Sharing Processing Facility

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m going to get washed & chopped.

First Step Processing

Storage

Value-adding Processing

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m a HV Harvest packed pickle.

Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s go meet people from all over Hudson Valley.

Processed food

Taking me everywhere, to be SHARED.

Local Farmers Market

Sharing Trucks Retail & Restaurant Retail

Institutions

Wholesale Market

On the floating market we can be shared by people from other county and new york city.

Food Barge

NYC

Site Condition

Community center Job Training center Value-added processing First-step proceesing A

Program

Pedestrain circulation Truck and car circulation

Circulation

existing pocessing facility existing food market

Skybridge from Warren street 20 years flood line

Skywalk & flood zone

Sky Bridge from Warren Street

Community Center

Value-adding Processing

Food Education Hub

Exp

perimental Farmlands

Hudson Train Station

Dunn Warehouse

First-step Processing

BIRDVIEW

PHASE1

Kitchen incubator

Experimental farming

Pop-up restaurant

Market place

PHASE2 Turck circulation Food circulation

Storage

Sharing trucks

Retail

Sharing trucks

Value-added processing facility Storage

Retail

Storage

Value-added processing

Pop-up

First-step processing

Sharing trucks

PHASE3

Restaurant Experimental farming Job training

Experimental farming Rooftop restaurant

Rooftop restaurant

Farmers networking Community center

Barge Experimental farming Event space

Community park

Market place

PHASES & PARTNERSHIP & BENIFITS

Investor & Management

GOVERNMENT

Value Added Producer Grants / LFPP

Phase 1

Programs

Phase 2

Phase 3

NYS Urban and Environmental Education Center

storage facility

first step processing facility

storage facility

first step processing facility

storage facility

first step processing facility

Programs

cooperative

program

Downtown Revitalization Initiative

$2,330,000

market place

kitchen incubat

value added processing

market place

kitchen incubat

value added processing

market place

kitchen incubat

government

Operation Model

$1.5 billion

workers

storage & processing facility

government

cooperative

business owner

program

market place

loan workers

kitchen incubator 20 new jobs + freelance

17 jobs

sharing distribution network

Increase food access

Provid

Expected Benefit

agriculture industry

farmer

CO O P E R AT I V E

BUSINESS OWNER

$425,000

tor

pop-up restaurant

community park & connectivity improvement

tor

networked distribution

farm networking, training center

education center

seasonal event space

tor

Rooftop Restaurant

farm networking, training center

education center

seasonal event space

Floating Farmers Market

government

government cooperative

program

lease

government

program

business owner

farmers

farming education & information

restuarant

de job opportunity

Experimental Farm

event space

program

Community park

29 jobs in 1st year 50 jobs by 4th year

farming experience

local resident

recreation space

waterfront accessibility

tourist

Sky Bridge under the Green Canopy

View from Train Station to Central Plaza

Roodtop Restaurant and Central Plaza (food market and event space)

Overview from the Food Barge

4 Terrace as Emblem 03

University emerges

Creative Center and SOHO Design Spring 2015 | Studio project Tongji University Instructor:Jiajing Zhang, Yi Dong

People's memory can be recalled through potential features of spaces in dailylife, so the overlapping of spaces with different features can produce strong intentions visually and mentally. Located in where the industrial recession and the creative industry development is happening, this project could be a node as an emblem of creativity to reunite the sense of identity and vitality of the region.Scenarios on overlapping terrace,multi-height plantform, are undertook to evoke memories of local residents and provide possibilities for new activities.

Production and living pa Factory and Workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vi

CREATIVE CENTER

terrace

emblems of creativity

passing weaving community activity space

overlapping

Inclusive symbiosis

new

old residents

University Creative industry Workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s village

attern: illage

Disconnection because of relocation and decline of industry

Reconnection through Creative industry site

History & Future direction of District research and reproduce

creative activity space

settle down

SOHO

outdoor activity space

nourish

creative workers

college students

Factory area Creative industry area

HISTORY OF YANGPU DISTRICT

1900S-1920S

Several famous universties were established in yang-pu district.

1950S-1970S

Many industries established here to promote development.Their workers lived in the“worker’s village”.

1990S-2015

traditional industry decreased. Making use of universties to reinforce the development of creative industry. Many creative industries gathered here.

Worker’s village Factory area

University

Creative industry area

Creative industry

FUTURE OF YANGPU DISTRICT: CREATIVITY&INNOVATION

FUTURE PROPOSAL The metabolism of industry mode was followed by transformation of workers—from industry workers to creative workers. But the metabolism of residents are delayed and need a “harmonious transition”-appealing the new workers to come in while respecting the history and life habit of old residents in workers’ village. Use exsiting centers of creative industry circle and creative parks as new hub to :1.promote the interaction among the universities,creative industries and woker’s village communities. 2.redefine the identity of Yangpu District as region of creativity and innovation.

Tongji science technology city of energy saving & new energy

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Knowledge and Innovation Community

Tongji New Material Science Park

Fudan University Tongji environmental protection square

Shanghai Polytechnics

Tongji University

Tongji University new technology base

Shanghai University of Electric Power

site boundary of Yangpu district creative industry spots science & creative industry parks centers of creative industry linkage development circle worker’s village (communities) universities public green space

Tongji design Industrial Park

future hub

SITE ANALYSIS The compelete greening system and walkable pedestrain system can connect different creative industry circles,universities and communities.The current problems are focus on the siping road and the fracture of road connection from the east to the west of the site,which has the potential to be another complex development zone serving surrounding creative industry universties and communities.

Site 1

Complex development zone

Roads Street landscape 2

Site landscape

Fracture of road connection

4 4

Street Landscape

Dense 3

Urban branch road

Site landscape

Spa

Arterial road

Commercial pedestrain street irregular street planting

linear & structured

extended &

12 3

University

Urban park

Multifunctional activity ground grass slope+irregular planting

SITE PLANNING & LANDSCAPE DESIGN Siping road is connected with metro line10 near the site. And I found that the site was located among the Tongji universty,creative industry and workers’village residence, which can be a potential attraction and promote the interaction among different people. So i arrange the streamlines to interweave three different disctrict together and to intersect at the “red iron ring”, recalling people's memory of this site. university

community

creative spot

Tongji University

Disconnection between universities, communities and creative spots

Creative Industry

SITE

new hub

1 5

7 2

2 6 Workers Village Residence

Reconnection through the attraction of site as new hub-creative center

arse

Dense 2

Commercial pedestrain street unilateral irregular greening

Boulevardbilateral irregular greening

& scattered

Community Road

linear & structured 6

Marginal planting for dancing square

Lawn for exhibition

Community

TERRACE TYPOLOGY- MULTI-LEVEL PLATFORM TO COLLAGE LOCAL MEMORIES This site potentially can be a new hub for the district that could reinforce interrelationships among students, creative workers and residents by creating a shared visible symbol and platform for activities of a diverse population. Accordingly, I tried to redefine the site by collaging different daily activities‘ “details” to form a multi-level platform, in which specialized landscapes could fit existing activities in three areas: university, creative office and workers’ village community. The visibility and collaged landscape could support multiple activities and give people a new sense of the whole district as a creative place, recalling people’s memory and linking surrounding areas physically and mentally.

Library

Lecture

Exercise

Cinema

Cycling

Creative Work

Cafe

Communiation

Office

Exhibition

Collage of Identity

1+6+7

3+6+7

6+7

4+6+7

2+6

3+5

Module Visibility & Privacy

High window

Identity Spacial features

Memory Daily activities

immersive

1 school study space

immersive/interactive

2 creative working space

college students

Whole window

interactive

3 community social space

creative workers immersive Strip skylight

7 exhibition corridor

workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s village immersive/interactive

4 school activity space

immersive/interactive

5 creative exhibition space

interactive

6 community fitness space

Rooftop

PLAN The transition of landscape to connect surrounding area GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1.Skateboard Square

4.Exhibition Area

7.Design Studio

2.Dance Square

5.Ring Structure

8.Creative Shop

3.Square Garden

6.Creative Business Street

9.CafÃ©

10.Supermarket

10m

7 4

Creative Center 8 6 8

SOHO

9 5

Section A-A

1 SECOND FLOOR PLAN

1.Design Studio

5 6

2.Library

5.Courtyard

6.Leisure Terrace

7.Exhibition Hall 8.Outdoor Activity Terrace

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

1.Design Studio 2.Library

3.Exhibition Hall

4.Leisure Terrace

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 1.Maker Space

2.Auditorium 3.Leisure Terrace 4.Outdoor Activity Terrace

1 3

10m

CIRCULATION ANALYSIS DIAGRAM

INSIDE CIRCULATION

SOHO CIRCULATION

connecting to College of Design and Innovation

TYPE 6

TYPE 1-5

OUTSIDE CIRCULATION

surrounding the ring structure

connecting to the student playground

SOHO 7700

TYPE 1

first floor

co-working

TYPE 2

TYPE 3 5

second floor

TYPE 4

TYPE 4 2B1B 65㎡

co-working

solo-working

co-working

TYPE 5 6

solo-working

TYPE 6 1B1B 45㎡ 1.Living room

4.Toilet

2.Kitchen

5.Bedroom

3.Working space

6.Balcony

SCENARIO-EMBLEM OF THE CREATIVITY Surrounding university students’, creative workers’ and worker villages’residents’ visual focus and experience to the combination of terraces ,where could occur many kinds of activities, will retrieve their memories and give them a emblem of creativity.

2 1

It's very free to re school!

6 5

4 3

ead books and

The scenery is nice when drinking tea on the terrace! I can also take a walk Get a cup of coďŹ&#x20AC;ee with colleages talk about ideas,thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s awesome!

5 Informal Intersection 04 Hong Zhen Old Street Residential Construction Detailed Planning Spring 2016 | Studio Project Tongji University Instructor:Yao Cheng The commercial in the old Shanghai community is spontaneous where people encounter with each other. By morphological study on the relationship between formation of informal commerce and road intersection, the prototype is applied to the modern residential area planning.Thses informal intersections was set as node to build public facilities and define publicity and privacy. I hope that this is an open, mixed and well shared residential community which ensure the exclusive enjoyment of resources and activities for every particular population.

PROTOTYPE: INFORMAL INTERSECTION Spontaneous informal market as public space

Publicity of space

LANDSCAPE TYPOLOGY PROPOSAL

Public facilities at informal intersection among different population

PROPOSED COMMUNITY NETWORK Classification of publicity

SITE ANALYSIS Residential type

Urban public facility

Using the mapping and field condition to analyze the perceptive appearances and actual situations of urban&green program around the site are exposed and illustrated.It is clear that various types of residential area with entrance guard block the openness and continuity of the public and greening system, aggravating social injustice.On the other hand,urban public facilities are decentralized in site and fails to present a continuous system.

Through observation, it is found that due to the lack of planned early infrastructure, the emergence of formal and informal businesses are spontaneous, which mostly are built by residents themselves. These commercial or grocery nodes are mostly distributed at informal road intersections. The characteristics of these intersections are different from ones perpendicular to each other.They tend to be the intersection of different urban grids.

PROTOTYPE: INFORMAL INTERSECTION

Interaction of different grid because of residential types difference

Informal market formed spontaneously around informal intersections as public space for various populationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commercial convenience

MECHANISM OF INFORMAL MARKET Relationship between informal intersection & informal market

1 4

8 3 9 7

site

informal commercial facilities informal intersection residential community before 1990s upscale residential area public buidlings

Multiple landuse types at informal intersections Public buidling & green space Upscale residential area Mid-class residential area

m u

m 5

u 6

s s 7

m u 4

Shantytown

m 8

s 9

CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLICITY DRIVEN BY LANDSCAPE The mechanism extracted from informal intersection of market is used as a landscape protoytpe to arrange streamline of community and clarify publicity among different clusters, so public, semi-public and private facilities or spaces can be shared by target residents and surroudning residents effectively .

LANDSCAPE

LANDSCAPE-CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLICITY

PUB

SEM

hilled terrain

grass covering

Private

plastic court

wood decking

elderly welfare house

hackerspace

Semi-Public

SECON

creative market

PROTOTYPE

PRIM

plaza

red ribbon

Secondary Public

hard ground

sport court

framework

community library

Primary Public

BLIC FACILITY

SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP

MI-PUBLIC FACILITY

fitness club

community canteen

NDARY PUBLIC FACILITY

vegetable market

MARY PUBLIC FACILITY

skateboard field

kindergarten

GENERATION OF PUBLICITY STRUCTURE

A HETEROGENEOUS RESIDENTIAL AREA

SEQUENCE OF BUILDING FORM

Public Facility and Space 1 Community Library 2 Kindergarten 3 Vegetable Market 4 Music Fountain Square 5 Basketball Court 6 Skateboard Field 7 Creative Market Semi-public Facility 8 Hackerspace 9 Fitness Club 10 Elderly Welfare House 11 Community Canteen Building Type a Youth b Core Family c Affordable House d Elderly

Informal intersection Surrounding gird 2

SEQUENCE OF PUBLIC FACILITY & PUBLIC SPACE

b b

corner square street corner park vegetable market

creative market 77

sport court skateboard field

library & front square music square kindergarten

b b

Central Greening public retail Public Retail Public Space Pedestrian Creative Circulation Market Primary Public Facility & Space Secondary Public Facility & Space

Corner Square

semi-public facility yard

primary public facility & space secondary public facility Residential Cluster & space

affordable house

semi-public facility

public space pedestrian elderly circulation youth cluster residential core family

b b

OF LANDSCAPE AND RESIDENCE

10 10

Heping Park

d d

b b

aa aa 99

33 55

66 11

22 cc 11 11

a a

b b

MULTI-STORY BUILDINGS(4F-10F) YOUTH RESIDENTIAL CLUSTER

TYPE A 2B1B 86.3㎡

TYPE B 2B2B 127.2㎡

SUB-HIGH RISE BUILDINGS(11F) ELDERLY RESIDENTIAL CLUSTER

TYPE A 2B2B 115.3㎡

TYPE C 2B2B 86.2㎡

TYPE B 2B2B 127.2㎡

TYPE D 2B1B 124.1㎡

TYPE E 2B1B 89.2㎡

HIGH RISE BUILDINGS(>15F) CORE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL CLUSTER

MULTI-STORY BUILDINGS(4F-10F) CORNER UNIT

TYPE A 2B2B 85.2㎡

TYPE A 2B1B 86.2㎡

TYPE B 2B2B 124.1㎡

TYPE C 2B1B 89.2㎡

TYPE B 2B1B 73.2㎡

ELDERLY CLUSTER PLAN

5 6

underground parking

main entrance

LANDSCAPE ELEMENT Public Facility and Space 1 Elderly Welfare House 2 Plastic Exercise Field 3 Wood Platform 4 Bicycle Parking Area 5 Ramp for the Disabled 6 Home Entrance 7 Courtyard

ELDERLY CLUSTER PLAN

According to the target resident of different groups, the sequences from public space, semi-public space to private space are set up through the distinction of landscape structure. While sharing the public facilitiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;resource, every residental cluster can enjoy exclusive services. The living and working streamlines of different target groups will be more convenient, and people are also free to choose different activities with different groups of people.

ELDERLY WELFARE HOUSE-SEMI PUBLIC SPACE red ribbon for visual guidance plaza for convenience plastic court for exercise hard ground and hilled terrain for multiple relaxation

FOUNTAIN MUSIC SQUARE-PRIMARY PUBLIC SPACE roof greening for relaxation hard ground and fountain for visual and experience focus plastic court and hilled terrain for outdoor sports red ribbon for visual guidance and seating

CREATIVE MARKET-SECONDARY PUBLIC SPACE square for theme activities semi-sunshade frame for creative market wooden platform for makerspace red ribbon for visual guidance

05 6 Transformative Design for Urban Village Fabrics and Typologies: New York City - Global Liede Village, Guangzhou, China Fall 2018 | Urban Design Seminar Columbia University Teammate: Zeyi Jiang, Jianqi Li Instructor: Richard Plunz

Liede Village is located near the new central axis of Guangzhou. This central district used to be a rural area. Due to sprawl, the farmland was requisitioned by the government to become urbanized. Large areas of farmland were occupied for development. The government compensated the villagers and left a few plots for the villagers to build their own houses. Therefore, the houses in these few plots grew freely and gradually increased in density, forming today’s “urban village” with traditional fabric. Surrounded by new high-rise residential and office buildings, the contrast between the two fabrics forms a kind of “urban psoriasis”. The current site is a mix of commercial and residential built in 2007, after demolition of Liede Village. The new fabric lost the scale of social space and original cohesion of the villagers’ lives. Our proposal restores the social qualities of the original fabric and returns neighborhood life to the residents. We reinforce three important spatial characteristics of the village. 1. Because it is easy to drain, the road structure of site is a “fishbone” pattern with the main road paralleling the northwest Liede River and the houses arrayed along the branches. 2. The temple remains in the northwest area near the river as an important social place for villagers. 3. Street activities are reinforced, as people lack available indoor space, so they are inclined to put the original indoor activities like cooking or watching TV on the street. Our proposal focuses on re-establishing the sense of village scale and social space, while reducing the density of the “urban village” to ensure adequate daylight and ventilation. For the ground plan we propose a tributary to introduce Liede Chong as the main public space, while also functioning as a rain garden. Multi-story dwellings face the temple in northwest corner, showing a “fishbone” pattern. Sky corridors and public spaces connect to elevator shafts between the buildings. Residents can enjoy multiple paths and walks through small public spaces during their journey home, increasing the chance of encounters. The apartment units become residential “capsules,” with implantation of a small movable living unit. The proposal changes the public-private spatial relationships through minimizing the private space while maximizing the sub-public space as a new kind of living room.

SITE ANALYSIS

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

EXISTING EXISTING CONDITION CONDITION

1 INTRODUCE 1 INTRODUCE THE RIVERTHE RIVER AS MAIN PUBLIC AS MAIN SPACE PUBLIC SPACE

FACING THE FACING RIVERTHE RIVER

2 REBUILD2 FISHBONE REBUILD FISHBONE STRUCTURE STRUCTURE

FISHBONEFISHBONE STRUCTURE STRUCTURE

3 SKYWALK 3 SKYWALK SYSTEM SYSTEM

TRADITIONAL TRADITIONAL FORM FORM

4 LANDSCAPE 4 LANDSCAPE SYSTEM SYSTEM

PREVIOUS SITE PLAN

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PREVIOUS SITE AXONOMETRIC WZ s/Kh^ ^/d yKEKD dZ/

Guangzhou, China / Jianqi Li, Zeyi Jiang

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Fabrics and Typologies: New York City - Global Instructor: Richard Plunz

EXISTING SITE PLAN

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Guangzhou, China / Jianqi Li, Zeyi Jiang

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Fabrics and Typologies: New York City - Global Instructor: Richard Plunz

PROPOSED SITE PLAN

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FUNCTION ANALYSIS

PUBLIC SPACE ANALYSIS

FUNCTION ANALYSIS

PUBLIC SPACE ANALYSIS

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URBAN VILLAGE SHARED PUBLIC SPACE

MOVABLE CAPSULE D/E/DhD hE/d Θ ^, Z Wh >/ ^W MOVABLE CAPSULE PROPOSAL

BATHROOM

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

BATHROOM KITCHEN

CAPSULE

CAPSULE WITH CABINET

CAPSULE WITH TV

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CAPSULE WITH DESK

CAPSULE WITH SOFA

06 7 Breaking the Barrier Urban Design of Broadway Junction, Brooklyn, NY Summer 2018 | Urban Design Studio I Columbia University Teammate: Zeyi Jiang, Greg LeMaire, Aniket Dikshit Instructor: Kaja Kühl, Brian Baldor, Hayley Eber, Sagi Golan, Tricia Martin, Shachi Pandy, Austin Sakong The East New York IBZ contains about 250 businesses housing about 3,000 jobs. The City and the Economic Development Council have plans to double these in the next 10 years. Towards the IBZ’s western edge is an elevated structure carrying the L train south, below which there is a depressed “trough” area which is between 100-130 ft wide and 25 ft below street level. This cut currently acts as a barrier between the IBZ and the neighboring Brownsville, which is home to 86,377 residents and has an average unemployment rate of 16% and poverty rate of 37%. Our intervention is a multi-use, multidisciplinary education and skill building campus which aims to turn this barrier into a catalyst for symbiotic growth and capacity building. Using a modular system constructed on site by local IBZ businesses, we are activating the structure under the El to create 3 main skill campuses for current and growing fields: Green Tech, Industrial Tech and Kitchen Tech. Each concentration will have classroom and hands-on learning components in conjunction with local partners, and “bridge” training will offer general ed, certification classes and apprenticeships. Linking these campuses, a greenway will allow for easy circulation between, counteract some of the negative IBZ effects, and provide a new green space for the community.

DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

CONNECTION OF RESIDENTIAL-EMPLOYMENT

NEW EAST RK TIC LIRR YO ATLAN

AVE

PRODUCE MARKET

GREEN

GREENE

SCAPE STREET

+ BIKE

TECH

LANE

COMMUNITY GARDENS

TRIAL INDUS

GREENE

+ SCAPE STREET

TECH

BIKE LA

MACHINE WORKROOMS

MACHINE WORKROOMS INCUBATOR + WORKSPACE

N KITCHE E LANE

GREENE

+ BIK SCAPE T E E R T S

POPUP RESTAURANTS

PROGRAMS & CONNECTIVITY

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN

W EAST NERK YO

BREAKING THE BARRIER

LIRR

TIC ATLANAVE

PRODUCE MARKET

TEC GREEN

PARTNERSHIP

ROOFTOP GARDEN + GREENHOUSE

RAIN GARDEN

ROOFTOP GARDEN + GREENHOUSE H

RIAL TEC

INDUST

COMMUNITY GARDENS

HYDROPONIC LABS

HYDROPONIC LABS COMPUTER LAB MAKER SPACE

MACHINE WORKROOMS

ECH

T KITCHEN

MACHINE WORKROOMS

INCUBATOR + WORKSPACE

SUTTE AVE

RAIN GARDEN

POPUP RESTAURANTS

IGHT IBZ FROE RK NET

BAKERY

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN BAKERY

MAKERSPACE

COMPUTER LABS

R SUTTE E V A

TECH

CAFETERIA + MARKET

LINE REIGHT

BAKERY

GREEN TECH URBAN AGRICULTURAL INNOVATION

PLANT SCIENCE + GREENHOUSE

MECHANICAL + STORAGE

WORKROOMS + LABS

OFFICES

CLASSROOMS

HYDROPONIC LABS

INDUSTRIAL TECH

TRAINING + CERTIFICATIONS FOR EXISTING + EMERGING SECTORS

MACHINE WORKROOMS

ASSEMBLY WORKROOMS

CLASSROOMS

OFFICES

INCUBATOR LABS

CAD LABS

MACHINE WORKROOMS COMPUTER LABS

KITCHEN TECH FOOD INNOVATION + ENGINEERING

OFFICES + CLASSROOMS

CIRCULATION SUBWAY ACCESS + STORAGE COMMERCIAL KITCHENS + STORAGE

CAFETERIA + MARKET

BAKERY UNITS

8 Unpack Health Disparity 07 Camden-Gloucester City, New Jersey Delaware River Valley Region Research: American Regions and urban systems Fall 2018 | Urban Design Studio Columbia University

GEOLOGICAL SEGREGATION CAUSED BY WHITE FLIGHT MIGRATION

Teammate: Zeyi Jiang, Mariam Hattab, Wenjun Zhang Instructor: Lee Altman, Justin Moore, Wendy Andringa, Jerome Haferd, Christopher Kroner, David Smiley

ACCESSIBILITY TO HEALTHCARE INFRASTRUCTURE African American versus Other High Density Areas

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH DISPARITY

07 9 Other Works URBAN DESIGN STUDIO I PART1 URBAN SITES & SCENARIOS BROADWAY JUNCTION : BRING PEOPLE, DELIVER GROWTH

09 OTHER WORKS 2.MIGRATORY BIRDS SIMULATION BY PROCESSING WITH PYTHON Fall 2018 | Data Mining the City Columbia University Instructor: Violet Whitney

INTERACTION AND VISUALIZATION 1. Import a map with bird habitats.

ABSTRACT In this programming project, we try to use simulation model to test the importance of different factors’ effect on bird migration. The simulation model also can give a guideline of existing habitats protection. The logic of algorithm is based on the assumption that each birds can make a wise decision based on their energy consumption on each possible migration route. The factors used for environmental impacts on birds choices of migration including location and size of habitats, maximum flying distance per time and distance between two habitats. In terms of interaction and practical application, users can implement different size of habitats based on their research area’s condition and find out which habitats and migration route should be protected urgently. Learning from this model, urban designers can use this for habitats ot other kinds of resources’ protection guideline to lead their strategy on urban development, children and people in society can realize the importance of protecting each habitats.

2. Use mouse to drag the start and end points on map.

PROGRAMMING MODEL ILLUSTRATION

DESTINATION

3. Drag different blocks on map according to the location and size of the in-between habitats.

FLYING DISTANCE

IN-BETWEEN HABITAT

START POINT

4. Press simulate to start the simulation.

LOGIC OF ALGORITHM A. Establish habitats and connect different habitats

D. Calculate the energy consumption Calculate the energy consumption of all possible paths from the start point to the end point by algorithm.

B. Filter out the paths connecting habitats which are too long. E. Get birds density of each routes Get the number of birds flying on each route through an inverse ratio equation: birdsamount= int(birdsamountfactor/energy) C. Energy consumption rules The energy consumed per unit of flight distance is constant. At the same time, birds can replenish energy while they reach habitat. So the equation of energy consumption is:

The birds amount of each route= a predetermined parameter/ energy consumption of each route.

Energy = int (distance*j-habitat _energy) The energy comsumption of each path = Energy loss based on the distance of flight between habitats+Energy supplement based on scale of habitats which birds arrive at.

Birdsamount1= int(3000/28)=107

Birdsamount2= int(3000/22)=136

SIMULATION RESULTS

Through the simulation, we find out that most of time there are not only one best route but several similar good solutions. More obvious is that some habitats are passed through by huge amount of birds. So maybe we can acknowledge more information about which habitat are more important on the process of bird migration. Based on this we can strategically choose the most valuable habitats to protect for resilience of urban development.

09 OTHER WORKS 3.SPIRULINA STUDIO WORKS Interior and Furniture Design Spirulina Studio, New York City

HOUSING INTERIOR DESIGN

EXHIBITION FURNITURE DESIGN

KITCHEN INTERIOR DESIGN

BOOTH DESIGN

09 OTHER WORKS 4.Body Like a Rocket

Performing from restriction to freedom

Spring 2019 | Out of Date Columbia University Teammate: Keju Liu, Zeyi Jiang Instructor: Anthony Acciavatti

24/7 Ultra High Adaptable Corset

160cm

Proposal for future corset

PROPOSAL OF FUTURE CORSET

20cm

Sensor

detect what types of environment you are engaged with

In our imagination, we think the future corset should help people to maximize their body performance depends on different environmental conditions. We can achieve this goal through two different methods. One is about orderly and appropriate control, another one is about optimization of body performance.

20cm

Elastic Latex Control Belt

control the pressure to body properly

120cm 20cm

Polyurethane Panels

In terms of materials that could be controlled properly, we try to use elastic latex combined with mesh metal material at points of articulation to make sure every types of rotation and stretching works well. In terms of controlling, we can utilize the latest artificial intelligence technology to realize it. The proposed controller could produce different degrees of control based on different physical environment condition or specific instruction from wearers.

compresse the muscles, increasing blood flow and power output of the muscles

20cm

80cm Main Controller

with Artificial Intelligence

20cm

For example, during sports, the corset could use its proposed sensor to detect what types of environment you are engaged with (land, air and underwater). Based on that, the sensor could further detect the velocity and pressure of fluid environment, and human body’s state of motion. Then corset can adjust strength of pressure to different body parts. We hope the future corset could be a necessity which dressed by people 24/7 and facilitates people to carry out their daily life more efficiently and healthily.

Mesh Metal

40cm

make sure every types of rotation and stretching works well

20cm

Sub-Controller

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CORSET

Social Congnition , Patent & Materials

Society Cognition

“fashion” the minority

“hygiene”

“hygiene”+“fashion”

in the development of the corset “naturalization”

Multi-directional “specialization”

1910 1914-1918 more physical activities

World War I

20XX

Future corset

Patent Drawing

2008

LZR Racer bodysuit

1950/60s

1914

Brassiere

Early 19th natural shape corset

1845

Girdle

1930

Corset and brassiere

1878

land air underwater daylight dark dry wet hot cold mountain basin earth solar system galaxy ......

1980/90s

Athletic corset waist

Therapeutic corset

heavily boned rigid corsetry 1800

Material

1850

sateen/linen /cotton/silk + Ivory/whalebone/steel/wood + tight lacing

1900

elastic sides

1950

cotton/silk + extrude latex - elastic fabrics

elastic girdles elastic core +gel pad

2000

2050

polyurethane panels + Mesh material at points of articulation

elastic fabrics + polyurethane panels + Mesh metal + artifical intelligence

09 OTHER WORKS 5.NEW YORK ACTING SCENES ULTIMATE GUIDE Spring 2019 | Data Visualization for Arch, Urb, Hum Columbia University Teammate: Zheyu Liu, Zeyi Jiang Instructor: Jia Zhang

DOMAIN NAME

https://joreeliu.github.io/final_project.html

USER INTERFACE DESIGN *Instruction of how to use this website

INTRODUCTION Aftering watching tons of movies which were shoot in NYC, we are curious about what places in NYC are the most popular spots to filmmakers and directors. We want to visualize the data of Film Permits in NYC to reveal the distribution of some areas that are frequently appeared in the films because of their specific cultural identities, such as theater district and time square. Our targeted audiences are: Film fans and NYC enthusiast. We expect that they have some prior knowledge of several classic films taken in NYC so that they can have a basic idea about these popular acting scenes.Hopefully his can help them expand the scope of their knowledge about NYC films and NYC’s cultural heritage and deepen the understanding and interest of New York City. Our most important observations from this website are: Most of film permits happened in our familiar famous places. (Ex: Time Square, Chinatown, Theater District) Except Manhattan, Brooklyn is the borough which has the most film permits. In terms of film permits, TV’s > Film’s > Theater’s. Theater permits are highly concentrated in Theater District (Precinct14 & 18).

INTERACTION RESULT

*A choropleth map that shows the geographical distribution of the acting scenes with some interactions.

*An information box that gives you a brief introduction about the acting scenes of the area the barchart highlights.

*Interactive bar charts with top ten most popular precincts of a particular category the audience chooses.