My passion for architecture was ignited by Chinese shows like ‘Exchange Spaces’ and ‘Dream Home,’ which transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary ones through thoughtful design. Designers like Toshiyuki Kita, known for their empathetic solutions for ALS patients, have shown me the profound societal role of architecture.
During my undergraduate studies, I focused on harmonizing architectural design with user needs. One defining experience was my involvement in the Spring Water Museum project, where I conducted field research and engaged closely with local residents. These interactions deepened my understanding of architecture’s role in preserving urban memory and capturing cultural essence, solidified my belief in the power of architecture as a vessel of cultural significance. Then in my senior year, I led a project called “Unwinding Flower Haven” for an Urban Micro-Architecture competition. We aimed to create peaceful public spaces in busy cities by understanding the emotional needs of urban dwellers. Our solution was modular cubic structures with plants, providing tranquil havens for rejuvenation. It reaffirmed my belief in architecture’s empathetic power and shaped my aspiration for merging innovation with social responsibility in my future career.
My practical experiences, such as volunteering in the Quan City Marathon, taught me resilience and adaptability. Engaging in literature and academic forums expanded my critical thinking and interest in using architecture for societal improvement.As a team leader in the 2022 Shandong Province Construction Design Competition, I faced challenges like adapting to unexpected changes due to the pandemic. This reinforced my belief in the practical aspect of architecture, emphasizing harmony with the environment.
The Housing and Urbanism program at the Architectural Association School of Architecture offers a unique approach to addressing the critical issues in urban transformation and architecture’s role in supporting change. This program’s focus on contemporary challenges, such as urban resilience, complexity, and the integration of design excellence in decisionmaking across multiple sectors, aligns with my keen interest in urban development and architectural innovation.
I am particularly attracted to the program’s comprehensive curriculum, which combines theoretical foundations with practical design workshops, enhancing my understanding of urban trends, policies, and governance. The opportunity to delve into specialized areas like urban resilience, critical urbanism, and housing form, and to engage in international collaborations and workshops, is particularly appealing. This program offers the perfect platform for me to expand my knowledge, develop design leadership skills, and contribute to the field of architecture with a focus on sustainable and socially responsible urban development.
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
Member of the Architectural Society of China, Outstanding Student, SJU
2nd level Scholarship, SJU
KAIXIANG ZHANG
Date of birth:2001/02/12
e-mail: aaaaaashley212@163.com
Tel: (+86) 15806901386
EDUCATION
Shandong Jianzhu University (SJU) Sept. 2019 – Jul. 2024
Bachelor of Architecture (5Yrs Degree) Jinan, CN
Percentage: 87.79/100 | GPA: 3.78/5
Bronze Award, Developing Countries Architectural Design Exhibition
Finalist in Tianzuo Prize Architectural Design Competition
2nd Prize, Shandong Provincial College Students’ Construction Design Competition
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2023
2019-2023
2019-2022
2023
2022
2022
unwinding flower haven, Team Project, SJU | Project Leader Jun. 2022 – Oct. 2022 Jinan, CN
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
Linyi Architectural Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd. | Chef Assistant Aug. 2023 – Nov. 2023 Linyi, CN
EXTRACURRICULAR EXPERIENCE
Hai You Media Center, SJU| President, Editing Department 2019 – 2022 Jinan, CN
SKILLS & INTERESTS
Languages: Mandarin (Native); English (Fluent, IELTS: 7), Japanese (Intermediate)
Skills: Sketch up/Auto CAD/Rhino/Photoshop/Illustrator/Indesign/Enscape/V-ray/D5
Interests: Jazz Dancing, Chinese Dancing, Piano (Level 10), Sketch, Architectural Photography
LETTER CONTENTS 01 MEETING YOU BY THE MOAT Spring Museum Design 02 Renewal Design Of Community Markets Driven By Interests MARKET BETWEEN COMMUNITY AND RAILWAY 03 Mountain Residence Design HOME OF LOVE 05 Contruction on Site UNWINDING FLOWER HAVEN 04 Auditorium Renovation Design TIME JOURNEY
MOTIVATION
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MEETING YOU BY THE MOAT
SPRING MUSEUM DESIGN
Academic/Personal
2022.03-2022.04 3rd Year
Supervisor: Wei Chang
Email Adress:107744348@qq.com
Jinan,China
The east and west sides of the project site are the scenic spring with a beautiful environment and a long history, and the narrow streets of old residential areas are on the other side. Starting from the base, this design hopes to introduce the spring water culture into the old residential area in the streamline and line of sight with the help of the museum design, so as to give the surrounding residents a more convenient feeling of the spring water memory. In terms of space shaping, the design shapes the space from the three senses of "listening spring", "playing spring" and "viewing spring", that is, people's three senses of spring water. It adopts the method of typology to extract the spatial texture and form of Jinan's typical spring water, hoping that visitors can experience Jinan spring water culture from multiple senses.
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Boring Residential area
a.Noisy Street long and narrow,poor quality
courtyard courtyard courtyard courtyard open courtyard
single building
B. Black Tiger Springs "Black Tiger Spring" is known as one of the four major springs in Jinan.
single building
single building
C. Jinan Liberation Pavilion The Liberation Pavilion was built to commemorate the liberation of Jinan.
LIBERATION PAVILION
SITE
RESIDENTIAL AREA
b.theonlyway toonlyonelargestep connect two areas
c.sight blocked lack of line-of-sight relationship
The base is located in the southeast of the old town of Jinan City, facing Jiefang Pavilion across the moat to the west, and adjacent to Baishi Spring, Black Tiger Spring and other spring water resources on the south. Compared with the better landscapes and cultural resources on the west and south sides, the east and north sides of the site are old residential areas with poor spatial quality Also, it is difficult to communicate with the west and south sides in terms of sight and behavior.
FLOW OF PEOPLE AND SIGHT
The main flow of people comes from the west side There is a lack of sightlines and circulation lines on the east and west sides of the base.
The base faces the Jiefang Pavilion
When no buildings are placed on the base, the two sides look better at each other.
STATUS
SITE
ANALYSIS
BLACK TIGER SPRING
Jinan's spring water resources are distributed in points, lines and planes. Daming Lake, Baotu Spring, Black Tiger Spring, Pearl Spring and Wulongtan are the main components of spring water in Jinan. As a famous historical and cultural city, Jinan is known as the "Spring City" because of its numerous springs. Spring water is a unique natural condition in Jinan.
Willow Fetch spring water
Watch the spring Make tea with spring water Liberation Pavilion Bridge Blue brick
Listen to the sound of the spring
Play with
the spring
Taste
the spring water
Shandong Jinan China
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GENERATE STRATEGY
There is a height difference of 4.5 meters between the east and west sides of the base.
The largest-scale virtual space is divided into large steps, which together with the original steps form a circular streamline around the site.
To show the respect the historical status of the Jiefang Pavilion ,the entire base is sunk.
The remaining virtual space act as courtyards and distributed between the exhibition halls, showing the intention of Jinan traditional residence.
In order to echo the spatial scale of residential streets, a two-story volume was raised.
For site treatment, the design extends the building plane texture, and sets riverfront walk, activity lawn and shallow pool .
Cutting the body blocks into 5 boxes makes it possible for residents to observe the river and liberation pavilion.
In the facade treatment, the brick structure is classified and set, creating a facade with changes
GENERAL LAYOUT 2F 2F
2F
3F
3F 5
second entrance
2F main entrance exit
STEP 1
Determine the basic model classification of people and spring water
TYPOLOGY OF THE SPRING
How to evoke people’s urban memory of spring water?
Watch the spring Listen to the spring water
STEP 2
Extract the spatial type pattern of Jinan spring water
Play in the spring Stepped Curve&Side interface flow Up&below the horizon
STEP 3
initial section intention of museum space is obtained
STEP 4
traditional spring space translated to exhibition space
In terms of the shaping of the internal space, the design considers the relationship between the spring water space and people, hoping to mobilize the visitors' emotions towards the spring through the three senses of touch, vision and hearing, corresponding to the three behaviors between people and the spring: playing the spring, viewing the spring and listening to the spring. For the old residents of Jinan, the multi-sensory mobilization of the exhibition hall space can stimulate their memories of Jinan spring water. For foreign tourists, this method can make them feel the difficult feelings between Jinan spring water and the people of Jinan.
Introduce light on both sides of the exhibition hall through gradient glass brick walls.
Typological method to extract typical street and alley patterns in Baihuazhou.
In the exhibition hall of the Play Spring, the design extracts the type of "line" in the typical spring plane of Jinan, that is, the water surface on both sides of the human flow line, and interprets it by typology. Visitors can interact with the river lights placed on both sides of the water in the exhibition hall, thereby triggering a sense of touch. The facade of the exhibition hall is in the form of partial glass tiles, which receive soft natural light from the courtyard on both sides.
AUDITORY SENSE---LISTEN
Introducing daylight tubes and intermediate lighting
Use the typology method to extract the type of Baihuazhou center with a lake surrounded by streets.
In the exhibition hall of Listening Spring, the design extracts and interprets the "enveloping" in Jinan's typical spring water. Put into the echo cylinder to gather the water sound in the exhibition hall. The main light of the exhibition hall corresponds to the visitors' line of sight, and the main lighting is carried out through the echo cylinder
TACTILE SENSE--- PLAY
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VISUAL SENSE---WATCH
In the exhibition hall of Guanquan, the design extracts the one-sided spring water model that is more common in Jinan spring water space, and forms the exhibition hall of Guanquan by translating the position relationship between spring water and people in Wulong Spring. The water curtain interface leads people's sight to the water surface and the outdoor courtyard. Plenty of light is also brought in through water curtains and skylights.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
1 2 5 6 6 6 5 5 3 4 foyer 1 river lantern exhibition hall 2 stone tablet exhibition hall 3 stone sculpture exhibition hall 4 courtyard 5 storehouse 6 4.500 -0.450 -0.450 ±0.000
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CROSS-SECTION PERSPECTIVE
interior finish
cement mortar reinforced concrete roof panels
interior finish
lightweight brick wall cement mortar cement mortar
eps insulation board
cement mortar
uWltra clear glass glass brick
8mm boom, fixed with M8 expansion bolts
uWltra clear glass
uWltra clear glass
outdoor finish
eps insulation board
9mm thick plasterboard
D50 main keel 900mm interior finish
D50 second keel 300mm
cement mortar
reinforced concrete roof panels
cement mortar
01 02 03 04
interior finish expansion bolt
Ceramic board hanging board embedded pendant lightweight brick wall cement mortar insulation cement mortar gray brick
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MARKET BETWEEN COMMUNITY AND RAILWAY
RENEWAL DESIGN OF COMMUNITY MARKET DRIVEN BY INTERESTS
Academic/Personal
2022.07-2022.08 3rd Year
Supervisor: Hengxiang Zheng
Email Adress:466400071@qq.com
Jinan,China
*Finalist in Tianzuo Prize Architectural Design Competition
This design focuses on the micro-renewal of a market located near a railway area. The problem is framed within a community-level stakeholder interest framework, analyzing the needs of four types of stakeholders and their relationship with spatial patterns. The final decision was to utilize container module green construction methods for the market’s renovation. The renovated market’s roof creates a green infrastructure space for the community, offering corresponding ecological services. In conjunction with the cultural phenomenon of ‘checking in’ around railways, the sequence of ecological service spaces is interpreted from a landscape significance perspective.
The ground floor residential space adopts a guided leasing approach, while the market space employs a flexible shop clustering model, and the railway vicinity space is transformed into an industrial heritage garden. These three plots owned by different entities are integrated spatially under reasonable interest-driven and management models.
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SECTION STRATEGY PROBLEM EXPLANATION
Residents on the first floor south of the market break the original property rights boundaryThere is a certain amount of occupation and game in the space between the market plot and the exterior of the first floor of the residence.
Railway Greenbelt Food market Aisle Residential Residential area Internal roads
Original section of the market
The original section levels from north to south are railways, green belts, vegetable markets, alleys, internal roads in residential areas, residential buildings and communities.
green infrastructure
Provide ecological services
1st floor residents merchants consumers tourists
Introduce green infrastructure
The height of the green belt is consistent with the height of the second floor of the residential building. Based on this, the green belt is extended southward to form a green infrastructure roof.
sink
Treatment of site height
After the green roof was formed, in order to meet the market demand for floor height, the original base surface of the site was sunk.
food market
Commercial and residential integration
Carry out functional zoning and rebirth on the section, cancel the original alleys and internal roads in residential areas that seriously encroach on space, and transform part of them into commercial and residential areas.
food market
Commercial and residential integration courtyard
Courtyard of residents who have not been relocated
For relocated residents, commercial and residential renovations will be implemented. For residents who have not been relocated, create courtyards with direct access to green roofs.
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a. The original state of the site has caused serious space encroachment on the internal roads of the residential area
c. People who have not movedcan directly walk onto the green roof from the private courtyard and the second floor stairwell.
b. For the relocated residents, guide businesses to rent and for the residents who choose to stay, courtyards will be designed.
d. Tourists can take photos with the railway from the new boundaries,which can be put on instagram later.
INDOOR
WALK VERTICALLY
STAY SEMI-OUTDOOR
OUTDOOR
Let me think what's for dinner
OUTDOOR
WANDER
PASS THROUGH
PASS THROUGH SEMI-OUTDOOR
Great trees are good for shade.
The train is coming!Please help me take pictures!
Kids have a place to play now!
Love my new yard!
We made new snacks for community activities
Wow, there's someone on the roof of the market
SPATIAL AXONOMETRIC
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DESIGN GENERATION
The
The
The
is
as an entertainment attribute and represents the space as a centripetal square.
container
pink
module
defined
yellow container module is defined
a temporary stall and pop-up space, and the module form
be changed
Blue Set container module is defined as a fixed shop and assumes the function of the original vegetable market.
as
can
flexibly. The
vegetable market seems
functions. 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 01 market merchant leasing 02 temporary stall 03 private courtyard 03 03 03 03 03 03 04 04 04 05 05 06 06 06 05 05 05 05 03 04 leisure square 05 public courtyard 06 food market FIRST PLAN 12
to be more than just a wet market, it has many new
65dB
80dB
65dB
NOISE NOISE NOISE
80dB
NOISE
65dB
Since the green vegetation on the roof has been installed, the noise seems to have been reduced. I can also go up there to relax, and suddenly discovered that the railway is also a scenery.
80dB
NOISE
80dB
65dB
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65dB
PRIVATE COURTYARD PUBLIC COURTYARD STAIRCASE ROOF PERSPECTIVE ROOF AXONOMETRIC DRAWING
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B
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HOME OF LOVE
MOUNTAIN RESIDENCE DESIGN
Academic/Personal 2020.10-2020.12 2nd Year Supervisor: Jing Zhang
Email Adress:78071282@qq.com
Jinan,China
This design focuses on the author’s own family as the research subject, exploring the intimate relationships within the family and the problems in the use of home space. The aim is to design a residence that, through rational spatial arrangement, satisfies the diverse space needs of family members with different hobbies, while using these differences to strengthen the family’s close ties and balance hobbies with love.
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“I can’t stand being woken up anymore.”
“Let’s custom design a new home.”
The story centers around a joyful family of three whose individual hobbies have expanded over time, surpassing the spatial limitations of their current home. The resulting clash between space and time within the household has led to arguments and sacrifices, straining their love for one another something no loving family desires. After thorough discussion, they make the decision to construct a tailor-made house that can accommodate each member's hobbies and preserve their love.
BIOGRAPHY
sleeping drawing
raise plants playing the piano
yoga
The site faces a river on the east side and a road on the west side.
The main landscape of the site comes from the river on the east side
determine the basic shape and functions according to the site
baking
working
party time
sleeping
SPATIAL PATTERN
previous
daughter's private space mother's private space father's private space
public space
ideally daughter's private space mother's private space father's private space
spatial relations
bonding space
public space
watching TV memories eating
handcraft
tea ceremony reading playing chess
Switch
chatting with friends
lesson preparation
sleeping
In the initial design stage, research was conducted on the personalities, ages, hobbies, and occupations of the family members: Mr Zhang (father), Mrs. Han (mother), and Miss Zhang (daughter). It was discovered that the family has diverse hobbies, which correspond to different spatial needs.
BONDING SPACE
private space bonding space public space
In the previous family space relationship, members are lack of understanding of each other’s personalities and hobbies.Through the creation of ‘bonding spaces’, allow family members to step into each other’s territories.
In their free time, the family went to the game area in Mr.Zhang's room to play games together.
Let's go to dad's room to play games later.
On weekends, the family learned to make cakes together in Ms. Han’s room
After dinner, Ash invited her parents to listen to her newly practiced piano music
DESIGN BACKGROUND
SITE ANALYSIS
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FATHER'S SPACE
MOTHER'S SPACE
DAUGTHER'S SPACE
EXPLODED VIEW
roof
curve roof
bedroom
restroom leisure area fitness
reading area
switch area
reception area
tea area
meditation area
foyer
living room
dining room
bar counter
kitchen
communication area
yoga area
reception area
restroom
bedroom
garage lobby family living room
chess room
laundry swimming pool
room
cloark room cloark
baking area
balcony
bedroom reception area leisure area entertainment area craft area restroom study area piano area
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TIME JOURNEY AUDITORIUM RENOVATION DESIGN
Academic/Personal
2021.09-2021.10 3rd Year
Supervisor: Lin Chen
Email Adress:Cl791211@126.com
Jinan,China
The project is based in the heart of Jinan City, Shandong, China. It involves an old auditorium located in the family housing area of the Shandong Youth University of Political Science. Known for its arts disciplines, the college’s old auditorium was once the site of many outstanding artistic performances. However, with the passage of time and the establishment of a new campus, the old auditorium has gradually been forgotten. The design aims to revitalize the auditorium by highlighting the college’s strengths in arts disciplines, allowing the auditorium to shine once again as an artists’ camp. The renovation design respects the original architecture by adding low-rise box structures. A ‘time corridor’ connects the new and old buildings, allowing visitors to experience the artistic atmosphere while appreciating the order of the old building’s trusses and the texture of its brick walls. The linear space guides visitors through an interesting journey in time.
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BACKGROUND
History background
Shandong Youth Political College was founded in 1949 and has two campuses. It was formerly known as the Shandong Provincial Youth League School. Among them, the West Campus Auditorium was built in 1958
Retired professor's residential area
The west campus of Shandong Youth University of Political Science is now a teacher’s residential area, where many retired university professors of fine arts reside.
the forgotten auditorium
As time goes by, the old auditorium is gradually forgotten by everyone. The red brick walls are also covered with paint on large areas, and the environment inside is also relatively dilapidated. The east side is blocked by the parking lot.
Rebirth of artistic atmosphere
Combining the advantages of the art disciplines of Shandong Youth University of Political Science, it is planned to renovate the old auditorium and use it as an artist camp.
SITE ANALYSIS
The site is located in the old campus of the Shandong Youth University of Political Science in Lixia District, Jinan City, Shandong Province. Currently, a significant number of faculty families reside here, with some academic and office buildings host irregular artistic training and performance events. The auditorium is at the south of the main school entrance; the east side faces the school playground, now a temporary parking lot; the west side is a small garden with several trees.
CHINA
SDYU teacher’s residential area small square Shandong Youth Political College parking lot
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SHANDONG JINAN
STRATEGY
Remove the added parts of the original auditorium, changing the main entrance from the south to the east side to revitalize the east side of the auditorium.
Place a one-floor box volume inside and behind the outdoor area of the auditorium, forming a contrast between old and new. The outdoor one-floor volume ensures the main status of the auditorium.
Insert a ‘time corridor’ as the main traffic space, linking new and old volumes, guiding viewers’ flow, and allowing them to experience the charm of the old building and the contrast between the new and old structures.
Enhance spatial layers and site. On the west side of the auditorium, remove the roof to expose the trusses, emphasizing the facade wall battlements, and convert it into an outdoor space.
GENERAL LAYOUT
1F 2F 1F 1F 1F 1F 20
main entrance second entrance
TIME CORRIDOR
floor
floor
1st
2nd
roof promenade book bar instrumental music studio vocal studio calligraphy and painting studio exhibition area Performance interactive area coffee area dance studio time ladder office area 21
WORK ROUTE TOUR ROUTE
01 01 01 03 04 05 05 06 06 02 3.545 3.545 3.395 2.800 2.275 02 02 03 1 1 -0.700 -0.700 ±0.000 -0.575 -0.450 -0.450 ±0.000 0.525 04 05 06 06 07 07 08 08 09 10 10 11 11 01 art lobby 01 coffee area 02 traditional dance studio 02 exhibition area 03 modern dance studio 03 modern dance studio 04 theater 04 viewing platform 05 book bar 05 office 06 calligraphy and painting studio 06 restroom 07 vocal studio 08 instrumental music studio 09 tea room 10 office 11 restroom FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN A A B B 22
CROSS-SECTION PERSPECTIVE
Restore the old auditorium’s red brick facade. Create a second level inside the auditorium through the corridor to better experience the truss space. Convert part of the space on the west side of the auditorium into an outdoor area, opening the original windows and emphasizing the order of the battlements on the west facade.
tile 01 02 03 growing medium drainage element waterproof membrane
tile batten
batten
counter batten
linoleum
wooden roof panels
cement mortar tile paved surface
cement mortar
cement mortar
reinforced concrete roof
waterproof roll heat insulation interior finish Light steel keel
light vegetation
2 layers 140mm rigid insulation vapour control layer 50mm screed to foils reinforced concrete roof interior finish
Place a box volume on the east side of the auditorium, ensuring its main status, and establish a series of art studios and courtyards, strengthening the relationship with the surrounding site.
PAST NOW FUTURE
The ‘time corridor’ connects the old auditorium with the newly added parts. The corridor outside the auditorium is divided into a rooftop corridor and a lower part connecting the box volume and the courtyard. At the end of the corridor, one can look back at the relationship between the old auditorium and the newly added box, imagining the future.
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UNWINDING FLOWER HAVEN
Academic/Group Leader
[conceptual development, design, drawing, build on site]
2022.06-2022.10 3rd Year Supervisor: Shirong HOU, Xin YIN
Email Adress:12986@sdjzu.edu.cn ，877261626@qq.com
Jinan,China
*2nd Prize, Shandong Provincial College Students’ Construction Design Competition
In urban public spaces, what type of micro-space is missing but needed by people?
The city, a bustling marketplace, a collection of buildings. Online and offline field research indicates that in a society with prevalent internal competition, fast pace of life, and high stress, many urban residents experience negative emotions like loss, depression, and anger, with no low-cost outlet. In current urban public spaces, micro-architecture often exists to meet functional needs, lacking care for people’s emotions. Aiming to create a space that helps the city’s lost souls heal at low cost, the team proposes the concept of a “healing” micro-space, starting from a psychological healing perspective and using flowers as a medium for design.
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BACKGROUD
This project takes urban micro-space as the theme, exploreing what people need in urban public space in today's society.The online and offline field research that shows that there are many frustrated people in the city. Many of them suffered from sadness,boredom and even depression due to the pressure in life while they cannot be relieved because of the high cost of healing. Worry-free flower room tries to provide people with a healing space in the urban public space, reduce the cost of time and money costs for lost people to heal,and at the same time create lightweight, easy-to-transport and build "haven" in the urban public space
THE HEALING OF FLOWERS
The diagram below shows the research of flower healing.Flowers, as an extensive way of spreading love and happiness, exert a subtle influence on healing people through its gorgeous outlook and
CONCEPT IDEA
Finally, a container for light, flowers and emotions was created. Using this container as basic module we can get 'Unwinding Flower Haven ' . 'Unwinding Flower Haven ' can attract upset people from a long distance by its natural appearance.Then curiosity will drive people come into the shelter.In this space, flowers will help people empty negative emotions ,which makes people feel less pressured and happier after staying in Unwinding Flower Heaven for a while.
MATERIAL
Thickness:6mm Polycarbonate forms soft diffuse reflection after light transmission
Polycarbonate transmits light but does not see through.
Polycarbonate is not foldable, has limited bending, and is hollow inside with supporting ridges. The force is unidirectional.
PLAN
METHOD board FLOWER SEAT FLOWER WINDOW MODULARIZATION Insert structure stirrup module A module B colume structure module B colume structure horizontal extension vertical overlay repeat previous step module C board plug in basic module 5 basic modules module E module F insert seat panel flower seat flower window module D module D +module A*2 300 300 300 228 228 924 500 500 450 612 612 500 1860 924 1290 1860 696 wow!The world of flower! 50 30 50 108 300 150 BASIC MODULE STRUCTURE BEAM GENERATION
Width:2.1m Length:3m
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Unwinding Flower Haven took a team two days to set up.Making a 3m*2.1 polycarbonate into a space that can accommodate people's emotions brought our team with a sense of achievement. Pouring rain, uncontrolled cutting machines and a tight schedule didn't stop us from creating this relaxing and delightful flower shelter.On the contrary,whatever didin't break you makes you stronger.From this building activity,our team understood that the strength of a team is infinite.
AXONOMETRIC DRAWING
Through the superposition of basic modules, the basic framework of the Unwinding Flower Haven is determined. In order to enhance the interaction between people in the Unwinding Flower Haven, the team modified the basic modules according to the human scale to form windows and seats to maintain the permeability and stayability of the space.
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Architect Studio Design
2020.4-2020.6 1st Year score:91
Kindergarten Design
2021.3-2021.4 2nd Year score:90
Theater Design
2021.11-2021.12 3rd Year score:92
Urban renewal of Shangxin Street area
2022.9-2022.11 4th Year score:90
OTHER WORKS
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