'BREATHE AGAIN'
YANGPU WATERFRONT URBAN RENEWAL Name: Fanlong Zeng (Joe) Student ID:19023472 Date: 11st Aug 2020
“Some beautiful paths can’t be discovered without getting lost.” — Erol Ozan
CONTENTS 1.Introduction 2.Background Research 2.1 Location 2.2 Historic research 2.3 Transport
3.Site Analysis 3.1 Main Issues 3.2 Targets
4.Strategies
4.1 Exisiting Status 4.2-4.5 Design Process 4.6 Proposal Vision
5.Masterplan/Diagrams 5.1 Overall Plan 5.2 Diagrams
6.Proposals
6.1 'Green Lung' 6.2 Co-work Campus 6.3 Typologies
7.Serial Vision
01.01 INTRODUCTION
In Yangpu, innovative industries colonize old industrial factories and workshops, bringing with them state-of-the-art research and production facilities. The Yangpu waterfront, invents a new paradigm of innovative working and living environments. The language of plants, ecosystems, forests, wetlands, gardens and parks integrates the mystery of nature into the masterplan to surprise, inform and inhabit the old warehouses, breathing life and energy into new spaces, creating new places for people to live and work in, move through and enjoy. Healthy air stimulates creativity. Landscape diversity satisfies the longing for nature in the city. A stunning green backdrop ionizes the air. Powerful green lungs built from new woodland and wetland become the backdrop for research, conduits for movement on foot, by bicycle, electric car, tram and metro. Parks create places for recreation, exercise, romance with the artifacts of industry, the old dockside cranes, the water towers, industrial machinery celebrating past technologies within sight of
dramatic and unfamiliar new waterfront promenades, cultural destinations and recreational facilities. Yangpu is already rich in industrial character, with the added attraction of stunning natural setting of the Gongqing Forest, Huangpu River and canal waterfront as well as the two rivers that cross the site and flowing into the Huangpu River. This provides a powerful variety of edge conditions; canalside, riverside, woodland edge. Yangpu also has the legacy of extensive industrial buildings to adapt and integrate into new combinations of uses. The masterplan retains the most striking and adaptable industrial buildings and in Fuxing island for example, creates a series of innovation centres combining existing industrial buildings with state of the art architectural interventions.
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BACKGOUND
12 Shanghai
02.01 LOCATION CITY LOCATION：
Shanghai lies on China’s east coast roughly equidistant from Beijing and Guangzhou. The Old City and modern downtown Shanghai are now located in the center of an expanding peninsula between the Yangtze River Delta to the north and Hangzhou Bay to the south, formed by the Yangtze’s natural deposition and by modern land reclamationprojects. It is bordered on the north and west by Jiangsu, on the south by Zhejiang, and on the east by the East China Sea. Its northernmost point is on Chongming Island, now the second-largest island in mainland China after its expansion during the 20th century.
HUANGPU RIVER：
Downtown Shanghai is bisected by the Huangpu River, a man-made tributary of the Yangtze that was created by order of Lord Chunshen during the Warring States period. The historic center of the city was located on the west bank of the Huangpu (Puxi), near the mouth of Suzhou Creek, connecting it with Lake Tai and the Grand Canal. The destruction of local wetlands occasioned by the creation of Pudong International Airportalong the peninsula’s eastern shore has been somewhat offset by the protection and expansion of the nearby shoals of Jiuduansha as a nature preserve.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT：
Shanghai’s rapid transit system, the Shanghai Metro, incorporates both subway and light metro lines and extends to every core urban district as well as neighboring suburban districts. As of 2016, there are 14 metro lines (excluding the Shanghai Maglev Train and Jinshan Railway), 364 stations and 588 km (365 mi) of lines in operation, making it the longest network in the world. Shanghai also has the world’s most extensive network of urban bus routes, with nearly one thousand bus lines, operated by numerous transportation companies.
SITE
RESEARCH AREA : 813 Ha. DESIGN AREA : 88 Ha
02.02 WATERFRONT IN SHANGHAI
Yangpu Waterfront South is connected to Dalian Road where numerous research & development headquarters are located. It has become a cluster of cultural innovative industries and a new public recreation and cultural landmark in Shanghai, with International Fashion Centre and Fishing Wharf as the centre, driven by cultural media, creative design and cultural leisure industries. This includes jogging tracks that will be arranged according to the waterfront.
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YANGPU WATERFRONT MIDDLE & NORTH SHANGHAI
Southern Part of Yangpu Waterfront 工 业，
‘New Cultural Landmark’ Yangpu Waterfront South
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‘Cultural Gallery’ Pudong Waterfront Pudong waterfront boasts a unique track system consisting of a running track, a promenade and a cycling track.
Waterfront in Pudong District
It will create a culture specific competitive area starting from Minshenglu Wharf and finishing at Shipbuilding Factory 1862, emphasising culture exhibition and experience function.
艺术
BIKE LANE
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According to the principle of ‘open first, optimisation later’ and construction process of such track system, Pudong Waterfront East will be open section by section upon completion and open all parkland along the tracks by the end of the year.
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02.02 WATERFRONT IN SHANGHAI
‘A Scenic Postcard’ Hongkou Waterfront
This includes the establishment of a comprehensive non-vehicle traffic system comprised of promenade, jogging track, cycling track and themed tour lanes. The Hongkou waterfront is aiming to be built a ‘scenic postcard’ where people can enjoy the scenery on the river banks.
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YANGPU WATERFRONT MIDDLE & NORTH SHANGHAI
文化
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According to the requirement of ‘giving the river back to the people, provide connection and accessibility’, Hongkou District has embraced the concepts of ‘opening up, attractiveness, humanities, green, energy and comfort’ in the course of devising a waterfront scheme.
‘Financial Hub’ the Bund
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To the east of this stretch sits the west bank of Huangpu River, the west is a pedestrian walk west to East Zhongshan Road Number One, Dongmen Road to the south and north to the south bank of Suzhou River.
Waitan Waterfront
金
The Bund is a symbol for Shanghai, the beginning of modernization in Shanghai. The Bund is a stretch of waterfront along the Huangpu River.
The Bund boasts a 2.6-kilometre shoreline. It is the most iconic and classic urban landscape area as well as the most important public realm in the very heart of the city. Being the origin and major component of the Finance district in Shanghai, the very first bank in Shanghai was established at the Bund in 1846. During 1930s to 1940s, the Bund became the financial centre of Asia and the third financial hub worldwide, and was regarded as the ‘Wall Street of the Orient’. 13
02.02 WATERFRONT IN SHANGHAI
‘Ecological and Livable’ Xuhui Waterfront
Xuhui Waterfront is a valuable masterplanning with an investment of 40 billion Yuan. It is seen as ‘a new way of living in Shanghai’ and the last development zone in downtown Shanghai. 14
YANGPU WATERFRONT MIDDLE & NORTH SHANGHAI
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As Xuhui waterfront possesses an 8.4-kilometre shoreline, a south-north oriented waterfront green space has been devised in the masterplanning. With the completion of phase 1, the longest ‘green landscape gallery’ along the Huangpu River will be presented.
Xuhui Waterfront
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The area of Xuhui Waterfront masterplanning is 7.4 square kilometres. Responding to the Expo constructions on the other bank, some industrial factories which have existed for many years are planning to be moved out step by step whereas mixeduses incorporating residential, business and tourism will be expanding.
Aim: Produce an effective, functional and innovative Yangpu Waterfront Middle and North, offer complementary functions to other Huangpu waterfront stretch, developing the site while complementing other Huangpu waterfront stretch and vice versa.
Conclusion: The statement made by other Huangpu waterfront zones can be summarised as below: • ‘Cultural Gallery’ Pudong Waterfront • ‘A Scenic Postcard’ Hongkou Waterfront • ‘Financial Hub’ the Bund and ‘Ecological and Livable’ Xuhui Waterfront The following advantages have been learnt from the aforementioned waterfront functional arrangements and development methods: 1. The ‘three tracks’ system comprised of a running track, a promenade and a cycling track, from Pudong Waterfront. 2. The comprehensive non-vehicle traffic system comprised of promenade, jogging track, cycling track and themed tour lanes in the masterplanning of Hongkou Waterfront.
Middle Northern Part of Yangpu Waterfront （Site of masterplan competition）
Hongkou Waterfront Southern Part of Yangpu Waterfront Waitan Waterfront Waterfront in Pudong District
Xuhui Waterfront
3. The juxtaposition of historic building heritage and newly devised waterfront in the Bund. 4. Relocating the old industrial factories and develop residential, business and tourism functions, with reference to the successful experience of Xuhui Waterfront. Furthermore, the solution of introducing urban landscape to the heart of the city from the waterfront, utilising wedges of green space. 15
02.03 HISTORIC RESAERCH
COLONIAL PERIOD
CHINESE REPUBLICAN PERIOD
PLANNED ECONOMY PERIOD
NEW ECONOMY PERIOD
THE PERIOD OF REFORM AND OPENING
Industrial heritage Industrial heritage preserves the memory of the industrial period and is the sign of industrial society. Part of such industrial heritage is considered to be retained and integrated into urban design, which will be renovated to be public civic artworks of the industrial style.
CRANE OLD FORT WATER TOWER FLUE-GAS STACK
02.03 HISTORIC RESAERCH Zhonghua Shipbuilding Factory The factory was built in 1930 by the British Government, and developed as the first factory with Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) principle. The existing buildings are mainly old factories built in 1936, some of which have been abandoned.
Removable Buildings Non-Removable Buildings (According Goverment)
Shanghai Cable Factory Established in 1945, Shanghai Cable Factory is believed to be a pioneer of the cable manufacturing industry and to be a leading enterprise in its industry.
Removable Buildings Non-Removable Buildings (According Goverment)
02.03 HISTORIC RESAERCH External Walls of Gongqing Forest Park The boundary of Gongqing Forest Park is delineated by a high walls, which inevitably impairs pedestrian accessibility.
Removable Buildings Non-Removable Buildings (According Goverment)
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (USST) USST owns the largest group of historic buildings in Shanghai. The majority of these historic buildings are still in use or protected. their historic buildings have characteristics of European buildings: sloping roofs, red bricks and arches on the elevations.
Removable Buildings Non-Removable Buildings (According Goverment) 周边环境
02.04 EXISITING TRANSPORT
INTRODUTIONďźš The major south-north road within the site is the west part of Jungong Road, which has been upgraded to an expressway. East-west orientated major roads are Zhayin Road, Yinxing Road, Nenjiang Road, Xiangyin Road, Zhoujiazui Road and the road tunnels across the river. The Site includes an existing Line 12 station, Fuxing Island, and another seven metro stations in planning for Line 20 and Line 24. The requirement for Yangpu waterfront middle and north land use planning is a distinctive waterfront mixed use development incorporating opportunities for mainly science and technology innovation functions as well as cultural creativity, research and education, leisure, and residential uses and activities.
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SITE ANALYSIS
AGING
03.01 AGING INTRODUTIONďźš Yangpu District is an old industrial zone in Shanghai. It was built in the 1980s and a large number of foreigners entered Yangpu during this period. This has led to an aging society in Yangpu District.
Population 0-9 years
57276
10-19 years
87289
20-29 years
203960
30-39 years
171072
40-49 years
190936
50-59 years
277597
60+ years
245092
Source:Shanghai Demographics Department
03.02 POST-INDUSTRY INTRODUTIONďźš In the early 1990s, following China's reform and opening up, the Yangpu Industrial Zone, which was originally clustered in the suburbs of Shanghai, moved to further areas. However, the old industry still has a certain degree of damage to the local natural environment. In addition, a large number of factories and warehouses were abandoned, which affected the redevelopment of the land.
POST INDUSTRY
Shanghai Cable Factory
Hudong Shipyard Workshop
Fuxing Shipping Warehouse
Fuxing Joint Warehouse
Shanghai Crane Factory
Shanghai Diesel Engine Factory
UNEMPLOY
03.03 UNEMPLOYMENT INTRODUTION： Due to the relocation of industrial areas, a large number of workers who rely on industrial production or handicrafts have lost their jobs, and the second generation of young people find it difficult to find decent jobs in this post-industrial area. More and more unemployed and lack of job opportunities eventually lead to Yangpu Riverside area is gradually declining.
UNEMPLOYED POPULATION IN YANGPU DISTRICT
1,350,000 1,300,000 1,250,000 1,200,000 1,150,000 1,100,000 1,050,000 1,000,000
Source:Yearbook of Yangpu(2017）
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03.04 INACCESSIBILITY INTRODUTION： Due to year-round industrial production, a large number of freight rails, and river transportation occupy the right of way, almost no public transportation routes pass through the area. This also leads to the lack of effective commuting methods for local residents and surrounding communities. People usually use motorcycles or walk. TRANSPORTATION IN YANGPU DISTRICT
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04.05 MAIN ISSUES
AGING POST-INDUSTRY UNEMPLOYED Large amount of abandoned industrial heritage.Many unemployed and homeless in the site. The project is near the most densely populated community with a high proportion of elderly people
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04.06 MAIN TARGETS STRATEGIES First step of Repopulating is to attract people to stay, so you can consider transforming the original cable factory close to the university into a Co-working campus. It can attract young people to start their own businesses with low rents and increase local employment and reduce unemployment. Regreening is to treat industrial pollution and therefore transform Fuxing Island into an urban green lung. Relying on the massive planting of green plants in Fuxing Park (over 65% greening rate), the abandoned shipyard is transformed into urban agriculture, and the warehouse is transformed into a neighborhood center. Residents create new destinations for leisure and sports while improving the urban environment. Regeneration is to transform a large number of abandoned factories and warehouses in the original local block and give them new functions, such as Coworking, urban agriculture and neighborhood centers.
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There is almost no public transportation in the area, and extremely low accessibility is the main reason for the backwardness of urban development.
ing, sustainable development, regeneration of the heritage and the public become the main targets of urban renewal in this area.
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STRATEGIES
04.01 SITE STATUS
HUANGPU RIVER
PUDONG
SITE
YANGPU
04.02 EXISITING CONDITIONS
An industrial landscape separated from Yangpu by the ‘concrete collar’ of Jungong Road
GONGQING PARK
PUDONG UNIVERSITY FUXING PARK
JUNGONG ROAD
YANGPU
04.03 CONNECTIONS
FERRY CONNECTIONS
Drawing Yangpu into the site and to the regenerated river front PUDONG METRO CONNECTIONS
METRO CONNECTIONS
ROAD CONNECTONS
YANGPU
04.04 CHARACTERS
DIESEL ENGINE FACTORY
Combine the unique historical sites with natural landscapes, new destinations are created. PUDONG
FISHING WAREHOUSE
ZHONGHUA SHIPYARD
SHANGHAI CABLE FACTORY SHIPPING WAREHOUSE
YANGPU
04.05 GREEN NETWORK
Waterfront attracts crowds from the city through a continuous landscape network to achieve the purpose of repopulating.
GONGQING PARK
WATERSIDE GREEN BELT
QIUJIANG GREEN BELT
HUANGXING PARK
YANGPU
KONGJIANG ROAD BELT
YANGPU PARK
PUDONG
04.06 PROPOSAL VISION
GONGQING PARK
Creat an orderly&postive urban network for a more efficient city.
PUDONG ‘GREEN LUNG’
CO-WORK CAMPUS
YANGPU
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MASTERPLAN
DESIGN AREA
CO-WORK CAMPUS ‘GREEN LUNG’
05.01 OVERALL PLAN INTRODUCTION This overall plan design mainly includes the southern part of the entire base, specifically the former Shanghai Cable Factory in the north of the University and the Zhonghua Shipyard on Fuxing Island near the Huangpu River. The two parts have a total ground area of ​​88 hectares. The original Shanghai Cable Factory was transformed into a Co-work campus, which can provide local residents with more job opportunities and attract more foreign population to settle down to achieve the purpose of Repopulating. The Zhonghua Shipyard and shipping warehouse were transformed into neighborhood centers and urban agricultural areas, combining high-density vegetation and greening to provide residents with a better ecological environment. The urban green lung is witnessed. 01
Dinghai Bridge
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Metro Station
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Dinghai Wharf
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Waterside Art Gallery
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Culture Centre
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Waterside Deck
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Sports Centre
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Fuxing Park
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Waterside Walk
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Residential
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Agriculture Zone (Historic transform)
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Civic Park
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Neighbourhood Centre(Historic transform)
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TRANSPORT Fast Lanes Major Roads Major Roads (Overpass) Secondary Roads Branch Roads Middle Ring Line Tunnels Major Roads Tunnels Ferry
PUBLIC TRANSPORT Metro Line Planned Metro Line Parallel traffic routes Ferry Line Community Bus Metro Station Transportation Station Ferry Station
LANDSCAPE Park Urban Green Green Belt
HISTORIC CHARACTERS Main retained historic building Historic structure retained Historic landscape axis Historic landscape quarter Art-deco style of USST Respond to USST Industrial workshop & factory style Industrial warehouse style Shipyard dock style Loading dock style Fuxing ‘BOULEVARD’ industrial line Dock & waterfront line Canal & river industrial line Minxing Road axis feature line Art-deco style line
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PROPOSALS
‘GREEN LUNG’
CO-WORK CAMPUS
06.01 'GREEN LUNG' INTRODUCTION Regreening is to treat industrial pollution and therefore transform Fuxing Island into an urban green lung. Relying on the massive planting of green plants in Fuxing Park (over 65% greening rate), the abandoned shipyard is transformed into urban agriculture, and the warehouse is transformed into a neighborhood center. Residents create new destinations for leisure and sports while improving the urban environment. Yangpu has the legacy of extensive industrial buildings to adapt and integrate into new combinations of uses. The Yangpu masterplan retains the most striking and adaptable industrial buildings and in Fuxing Island for example, combining the landscape with the legacy industrial plants to form a unique urban green lung, providing residents with a place to rest and entertain. And improve the air quality of the city, to provide residents with a more ecological living space. In addition, the low building density and the renovation of old buildings have greatly saved construction costs, reduced energy consumption and carbon emissions, and green buildings and sustainable development have been witnessed.
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06.01 'GREEN LUNG': SECTION
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06.01 'GREEN LUNG': VISION
06.02 CO-WORK CAMPUS INTRODUCTION First step of Repopulating is to attract people to stay, so you can consider transforming the original cable factory close to the university into a Co-working campus. It can attract young people to start their own businesses with low rents and increase local employment and reduce unemployment. A key challenge all new companies are facing is how to attract and maintain effective creatives and innovators, whether employed or selfemployed motivated determined collaborators. To do this companies must provide nourishing working environments. Scientists and technological innovators need to translate their creative lives from home to studio, office, lab, or workshop and back seamlessly. Co-work campus transforms the old factory into a new multi-functional co-working space, and connects different parts through the new construction. The functions of residence, office, social interaction, workshop, etc. are closely linked to improve the efficiency of the new company.
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06.02 CO-WORK CAMPUS: VISION
06.03 TYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY The model chose a typical warehouse, and stripped off his exterior wall to retain only the main structure, trying to arrange new spaces and functions in it.
AGRICULTURE
CO-WORKING
EXHIBITION WAREHOUSE
TRANSFORM By retaining the main structure of the warehouse, a space with a large capacity can be obtained. On the premise of preserving regional architectural features, new functions were designed. It can bring different enhancements to natural ecology, urban patterns and residents' lives.
06.03 TYPOLOGY: NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
Step 1 : Original Building The structure of the plant is well preserved and has great transformation value.
Step 2 : Redesign the Facade According to the new function, keep or update the facade wall.
Step 3 : Large Undefined Space Get a large undefined interior space of 35mX120mX18m.
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The neighborhood center is specially designed to serve residents, taking into account the role of display and exhibition. In addition, it includes functions such as exercise, leisure and games, meeting residents’ needs in culture, entertainment and leisure, and improving residents’ quality of life and diverse activities .
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As the industrial zone has moved to more distant areas, there are a large number of existing abandoned warehouses in the base. They tend to sit in groups and in good structural condition. Preserving the theme structure and making a moderate transformation can give the building new functions.
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Step 4 : Multi-Functional Redefine and redesign the unused space, and give the building new functions, retain industrial features and save construction costs.
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06.03 TYPOLOGY: CO-WORKING
Step 1 : Original Building The structure of the plant is well preserved and has great transformation value.
Step 2 : Redesign the Facade According to the new function, keep or update the facade wall.
Step 3 : Large Undefined Space Get a large undefined interior space of 35mX120mX18m.
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This is also of great significance to the community. Coworking can provide more job opportunities to attract more young people to stay here.
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Coworking is through the transformation of abandoned buildings, which saves construction costs, thereby providing young people and new companies with cheaper office space. Young people are engaged in handicrafts and creative industries, especially college students who have just graduated from USST. Their careers start here, and inspirations burst out here.
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Step 4 : Multi-Functional Redefine and redesign the unused space, and give the building new functions, retain industrial features and save construction costs.
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FORUM FOOD
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RECEPTION LIBRARY BAR
06.03 TYPOLOGY: AGRICLUTURE
Step 1 : Original Building The structure of the plant is well preserved and has great transformation value.
Step 2 : Redesign the Facade According to the new function, keep or update the facade wall.
Step 3 : Large Undefined Space Get a large undefined interior space of 35mX120mX18m.
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In order to improve the environmental pollution caused by industrial production, the buildings after the external walls were demolished were transformed into urban agricultural functions.
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Step 4 : Multi-Functional
This provides residents with a multifunctional space that combines planting, leisure and agricultural exhibitions, while also providing a green lung for the area to improve air quality.
Redefine and redesign the unused space, and give the building new functions, retain industrial features and save construction costs.
LOCATED
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OBSERVATION PLATFORM
2F-UPPER LEVEL - CO-WORK
COURTYAED REST
OBSERVATION PLATFORM
SHRUB PLANTING
REST FOOD
1F-GROUND FLOOR - FORUM & BAR
SHRUB PLANTING BOTANICAL SCIENCE
FARMING
RECEPTION FARMING
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GUIDE-Serial Vision
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‘GREEN LUNG’
CO-WORK CAMPUS
07.01 CO-WORK CAMPUS
INTRODUTION： In order to attract more young people, the abandoned cable factory was transformed into a Co-work Campus. A large area of green plant coverage combined with hard paving improves the environmental quality of work while creating a variety of activities.
01.Pocket Park： Transform the abandoned land between the original buildings into a pocket park, making it an event space to communicate with the surroundings.
02.Skywalk： The original pedestrian walkway was transformed into a three-dimensional landscape walking space through the overpass. 03
03.Canopy： The buildings are connected with canopies to improve the accessibility in special weather.
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CO-WORK CAMPUS LANDSCAPE UPDATE STRATEGY
07.02 ABANDONED RAILWAY
INTRODUTION： The abandoned railway originally used to transport goods is combined with the green landscape to form an urban green space capable of carrying various activities.
01.Boulevard： The original monotonous road was transformed into a tree-lined avenue to increase the urban landscape.
02.Public Pedestrain ： Turn the original vehicle road into a pedestrain to provide more space for residents to relax.
03.Activity Park： Combine the abandoned railway with green space to create a public green park for citizens to exercise and play.
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LANDSCAPE UPDATE STRATEGY
07.03 RIVERSIDE
INTRODUTION： The riverside area filled with abandoned factories has been reorganized and transformed into a part of the riverside landscape of Shanghai, which will become a new destination for residents to exercise and relax.
01.Landscape Bench： Place leisure benches combined with landscapes on the walkways to provide a place for citizens to rest.
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02.Running track： The abandoned embankment was transformed into a running track for residents to exercise. Combining the urban river and natural landscape, a comfortable civic square was created.
03.Industrial Landscape： Abandoned industrial heritage, such as cranes and chimneys, have been preserved. The old industrial atmosphere carries the memory and iconic sense of this area.
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07.04 ROWING TRACK
INTRODUTION： The artificial canal, which was originally used as a transport function, was forgotten due to the abandonment of the shipyard. By modifying the landscape on both sides of the river channel, a more liveable natural environment can be created. 7.04
01.Public Pedestrain ： Turn the original vehicle road into a pedestrain to provide more space for residents to relax.
02.Landscape Revetment： The rigid revetment is transformed into a landscape revetment, and a natural environment is created and interacts with the waterway.
03.Waterfront Platform： The revetment on the side of the university was transformed into a waterside platform, and a recreational square and waterside playground were provided to residents.
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ROWING TRACK LANDSCAPE UPDATE STRATEGY
07.05 NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE
INTRODUTION： Groups of factories have been transformed into innovation islands surrounded by green landscapes. A large number of green spaces have improved the environmental quality of the post-industrial area.
7.05
01.Green Island： The abandoned site around the factory was transformed into a green park, forming an island surrounded by green space.
02.Site Integration： The indoor space and the outdoor green space are interacted through the outdoor platform to increase the green landscape view.
03.Industrial Landscape： Abandoned industrial heritage, such as cranes and chimneys, have been preserved. The old industrial atmosphere carries the memory and iconic sense of this area.
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07.06 URBAN FARMING
INTRODUTION： In order to alleviate post-industrial pollution and other problems, allowing residents to carry out agricultural planting on the original site of the factory, which can greatly improve the local ecological environment. 7.06
01.Open Green： Remove the wall of the site boundary to make it an open green space entrance.
02.Urban Farming： Open up urban planting parks in the open space around the factory to provide an ecological and natural living environment for residents living nearby.
03.Industrial Landscape： Abandoned industrial heritage, such as cranes and chimneys, have been preserved. The old industrial atmosphere carries the memory and iconic sense of this area. 02
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URBAN FARMING LANDSCAPE UPDATE STRATEGY