Lukas Landscape Architecture Portfolio 2014

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[Master Plan / Plants Analysis ] Geometric Landscape

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO LI SHAOKAI GUANGZHOU UNIVERSITY

2014

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[ PERSONAL DATA ]

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name:LI SHAOKAI Date of birth: 28/01/1993 (Foshan,GuangDong,China) Phone: +86 15521123632 Email: leisiuhoi@gmail.com

[ EDUCATION BACKGROUND ] Major in Landscape Architecture Guangzhou University ,Guangzhou, China Currently 4th year student

[ LANGUAGE ] English, Cantonese, Mandarin

[ SOFTWARE SKILLS ] AutoCAD,Google Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop,Adobe Illustrator,Adobe Indesign, Vray for Sketch, Rhinoceros, Grasshoper, Lumion, Adobe Premier I am passionate about Landscape Architecture because it is to do with the very environment we live in. Whether you are a designer or not, landscapes can evoke emotion and influence our senses. It is exciting to think that the feelings and experience will change depending on spatial organization of our environment.

[ AWARDS&ACTIVITIES ] 06/2014 First prize of The North Science Building Plaza Redesign Competition 07/2013 Professional recognized internship in East China 05/2013 Second prize of Architectural Sketch Competition 07/2012 Volunteer of the GuangZhou Historial Architecture Protection Association


CONTEXT

[ GEOMETRIC ]

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(2012)

[ PEAK ]

05

(2013)

[ RIBBONS ]

10

(2014)

[ CONNECTON ]

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(2014)

COURTYARD DESIGN

MEMORIAL PARK DESIGN

URBAN PLAZA DESIGN

FOOTBRIDGE DESIGN

[ COLLISION ]

23

(2014)

[ OTHER WORKS ]

30

(2012-2014)

CAMPUS OPEN SPACE REDESIGN

ARCHITECTURE&MODEL&DRAWING

GEOMETRIC COURTYARD DESIGN

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Courtyard Design

[ Site Analysis / Conceptual Digram ]

[ SITE ANALYSIS ]

[ CONCEPTUAL DIGRAM ]

Courtyard Design

[ Plan / Planting List ]

[ PLAN ]

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Kitchen

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SIGHT

Observe and analyse the different views from the bedroom, the living room and the countryard.

In the center of the site, water elements are used to form the visual focus. A variety of hidden attractions are located in the courtyard strategically. The shapes and space edges show the disorder, but the interesting topic makes the overall view harmonious. In addition, there are a lot of elevation changes and plants, which divide the courtyard into different spaces.

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GARAGE

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PERSPECTIVE 1

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Living room

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SITE

Bedroom

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The courtyard is located in a southern residence with three trees.

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BEDROOM

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PERSPECTIVE 2

BEDROOM

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DINING ROOM LIVING ROOM

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3m

[ PLANTING LIST ]

CONNECTION

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Analyse the entrance to the countryard and divide the activity space, rest space and private space.

GEOMETRIC

Use geometric elements to create water scenes, path, timber deck, louging terrace and green plants, etc.

TRANSFORMATION

Change high differences and add curve elements moderately, forming a vertical landscape.

1 Aglaia odorata Lour 2 Punica granatum L 3 Nandina domestica 4 Alpinia sanderae Hort 5 Cassia surattensis 6 Pittosporum tobira 7 Plumeria rubra L. cv. Acutifolia 8 Monochoria hastata 9 Cordyline fruticosa

10 Elaeocarpus hainanensis 11 Bauhinia blakeana Dunn 12 Rha pis multifida 13 Bambusa multiplex 14 Alstonia scholaris 15 Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn 16 Bambusa multiplex 17 Musa basjoo 18 Areca triandra Roxb

1 Viewing Deck

6 Water scenes

2 Pavement

7 Path

3 Sand Pit

8 Timber Deck

4 Stones Laying and Waterscape

9 Lounging Terrace

5 Feature Stepping Stone

10 Trellis

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Courtyard Design

[ Perspective / Design Analysis ]

This residential courtyard aims at providing a peaceful and beautiful outdoor space for the family to enjoy the outdoors and nature. Using water and plants as the main element of the courtyard, the combination of them would create a cosy environment.

[ PERSPECTIVE 1 ]

[ PERSPECTIVE 2 ]

Private Space

Rest Space Activity Space

PEAK MEMORIAL PARK DESIGN

Space

Circulation Scenic Center Node

[ DESIGN ANALYSIS ] 04

Node

Node

Sight & Node

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Memorial Park Design

[ Abstract / Design Digram ]

[ DESIGN DIGRAM ]

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Arte rial

History

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[ PERSPECTIVE ] d

There is a pavilion with an ancient bell nearby the site, but it was abandoned gradually because of disrepair.

TRAFFIC SYSTEM

Therefore, a park with bell museum whose aim is to display the ancient bell is planned to be built in the site for the public and vistors.

The nearby arcade is the combination o f w e s t e r n architectural forms and the South China ancient architecture.

Design a park whose main entrance is on the southwest and this park focuses on facade design of the south.

HIGH VOLUME

Extracting element from the ancient bell

Build a high volume architecture in the center of site, so that people can see the ancient bell from different directions.

PURPOSE

This park is mainly for memorial purpose, which providing a recreational open space for nearby residents.

SPACE

Divide the park into memorial space, leisure space, activity space, waterscape space, etc.

SITE

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[ Perspective / Museum Design Digram ]

Roa

[ ABSTRACT ]

Memorial Park Design

The site is located in the old town of Guangzhou, surrounded by commercial and resdential 3-4 storey Lingnan buildings.

[ MUSEUM DESIGN DIGRAM ] CIRCULATION

According to the circulation to plan the entrances in multiple directions.

ELEMENT

Use the ancient bell elements to divide the park into different functional space.

SCALE&SUPERPOSITION

UP&DOWN

SUNLIGHT

SIGHT

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Memorial Park Design

[ About the angle / Perspective ]

[ ABOUT THE ANGLE ]

Memorial Park Design

[ Aerial View / Elevation / Design Analysis ]

Ancient Bell

[ AERIAL VIEW ] Traffic

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Bell Museum

Entrance Plaza Fun

Boarder

Historial Landscape Wall History

PEAK Using angle as the basic element to design the high volume memorial museum, so that people can enjoy the view from various directions. In addition, using triangle to create flower bed, water features and other park elements, thereby planning the circulation and space.

Bench

Culture Presentation

Small Garden

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Flow

Flower Bed

Using the same language to create multiple park elements for people to stay, relax and entertain along the memorial park.

Water Edge

Bell Sculpture

[ DESIGN ANALYSIS ]

Leisure Pergola Waterscape

Landscape Node Landscape Bench

Bench

Memorial Plaza

[ ELEVATION ] Leisure Space

Toilet

Lamp

Infrastructure

This park is designed as a “memorial park� as well as an open space for residents from the surrounding community. The main objective is to create a space that is unique to its surrounding. Bell Museum

Green

Small Garden

Circulation Small Garden Waterscape

Leisure Space

Bell Museum Entrance Plaza

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Zoning 09


Urban Plaze Design

[ Introduce / Existing Conditons ]

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[ EXISTING CONDITIONS ]

TRAFFIC SYSTEM Primary Road Secondary Road

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RIBBONS

LANDUSE

River

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Government

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URBAN PLAZA DESIGN

Residential Open Space

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Commerical

Industry

The site is surrounded by industrial land and residential land mainly, while there are a primary school and a kingdergarten in the south.

CONNECTION

INTRODUCE

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The plaze project is located in a economic development zone in Luogang District, Guangzhou. The land area is about 15000 m2 and The plaza aims at providing a recreational open space for the community.

There is a river near the site and the open space will be a node connected with the river.

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Urban Plaza Design

[ Affect Analysis ]

[ Landscape Planning Digram / Design Process ]

[ LANDSCAPE PLANNING CONCEPTS ]

[ AFFECT ANALYSIS ]

People live in the neighbourhood

Urban Plaze Design

People from the school and restarants

Passer bys and people go to the library

People park their car

Main Space Planning the space which face the main road as main plaza space and the space in front of the library as the secondary plaza.

Expand Green

Landscape Ribbons Using the landscape ribbon's line as design elements, design the water features, pavement and green plants.

Design a green ring around the library and expand green to residential space to form integral.

[ DESIGN PROCESS ]

Gathering,relaxing,and activity

Relaxing for a short while

Passing

Parking

Main Node

Plaza for community

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Quite space

Transparent path

Parking space

Zoning

Ribbbon Digram

Divide the space by axis and draw the nodes

Divide the site into different funtional space

Design a waterscape with curve elements

Focus Node

Relaxing Bench

Pedestion Circulation

Create a focus point in the central node

Add benches for rest

Planning the circulation of people

Landscape Ribbons

Use curves as design element for the pavement

Car Circulation

Planning the circulation of cars and parking lot

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Urban Plaza Design

[ Plan ]

[ PLAN ]

Urban Plaze Design

[ Landscape Bench Dedign Digram / Elevation / Perspective ]

UP

1

9

5

EXPAND

2 3 4 7

8 1 Main Landscape Plaza 2 Plaza Center Stage 3

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Landscape Bench

Recreation Platform

Residential side landscape

Sculpture

4 Plaza Waterscape 5 Trees Array 6 Parking Lot

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7 Landscape Bench

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25

8 Recreation Platform 50m

9 Sports and Fitness Facilities 10 Library 15


Urban Plaza Design

[ Bird's view ]

Urban Plaze Design

[ Activities Analysis ]

[ Bird's view ]

As a residential leisure plaza in urban space, the site provides the library enough open gathering and distribution space. Besides, it can be a community space for some community activities.

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Morning exercises

Enjoy waterscape

Celebration the festival

Community activty

Social activities

Enjoying movie

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Footbridge Design

[ Site Analysis ]

10 mins walking distance Teaching Area 15

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Students mainly choose two routes from living area to teaching area and the routes intersect in a node.

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Footbridge

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where is the connection?

理科教学北楼 The North Science Builiding

CONNECTON

理科教学南楼 The South Science Builiding

FOOTBRIDGE DESIGN

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图书馆 Library

If the footbridge connect to the corridor, it can facilitate the students walking between two buildings and reduce the influence of the cross of circulation.

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Teaching Area

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The North Science Building

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Existing Corridor

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Library&Campanile

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Footbridge Design

[ Master Plan / Site Analysis / Perspective ]

[ MASTER PLAN ]

Footbridge Design

[ Design Digram / Grasshopper / Design Process ]

[ DESIGN DIGRAM ]

The North Science Building

Based on the circle and evolve in a spiral way. Also, adjusting various parameters to form the footbridge.

[ DESIGN PROCESS ] The South Science Building The site is located between the North Science Building(NS) and the South Science Building(SB). As an interchange of two direction of traffic, the circulations and the users are complex. The purpose of this project is to solve the circulation problem and guide the pedestrians to different directions.

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25

50m

[ SITE ANALYSIS ] SITE

CIRCULATION

GREEN

SIGHT

Base on the two original lines which connect to the corridor

Generate the bridge deck

Build the outer ring through a contour curve to enrich the skyline.

Through the requirements generated the circle, rich the level

Sight Node

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Ground

Ground

Ground

Ground

Building

Building

Building

Building

Waterscape

Waterscape

Waterscape

Waterscape

People Circulation

Green

People Circulation

The project is between SB and NB's corridor and the pavement under footbridge is retained. Also,a large lawn nearby.

The project connects the existing corridors to upgrade the pedestrain circulation system, while keep the original circulation.

The site is surrounded by lawns. The backet is placed on the lawn, forming a special landscape.

The project is based upon the sight from NB and SB and the view of the eastern waterscape.

Through the edge surface battery generated serval surfaces,change the circle .

Decide the way of landing

Adjust the design digram of the landing way 21


Footbridge Design

[ Perspective ]

COLLISION CAMPUS OPEN SPACE REDESIGN (GROUP WORK) First prize of The North Science Building Plaza Redesign Competition (Participate in site analysis, design concept and rendering)

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Campus Open Space Redesign

[ About the site ]

Campus Open Space Redesign

[ Existing Condition / Problem / Rewal Purpose ]

[ EXISTING CONDITION ANALYSIS ]

Circulation

Because the secondary entrance connects to the corridor directly, it becomes the main traffic entrance. Also, the circulation mainly goes through the edge of plaza, so the inner space is not utilized fully.

Space

The plan corresponds to the edge line of main building. The sloping entrance is not opposite to the gate, so the road is deviated. Also, the monotonous geometry block lacks interesting space.

Plants

The main plant of plaza is lawn and trees(Alstonia scholaris, Roystonea regia, Ficus benjamina L, Duranta repens, Cinnamomum burmanni, Schefflera octophylla, Cycas revoluta Thunb, etc), which lacks shrubs.

SITE

The North Science Building

ABOUT SITE

The site is located in the entrance of the North Science Building (north side of the main road at the campus) in Guangzhou University. The northwest side is enclosed by main building and there is a stairs to the second floor (the cafe on the second floor is open soon).

The South Science Building

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Main view ark

Bicycle p 24

Main entrance

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Main traffic route

Bench

Only four benches are arranged beside the road with bad shade effect, so people do not want to sit there.

Drainage

Due to the subsiding of ground and imperfection of draining system, the rainwater gather in the middle and two sides of the plaza, which causes much inconvenience.

Lighting

Because the space of plaza has not been used, the light does not turn on all the time.

[PROBLEM ]

[REDESIGN PURPOSE ]

1. The road to the main entrance is deviated 2. Monotone funtional space design 3. Poor vertical green design 4. The lack of connection between the plaza and the green belt near the site

1. Redesign the function of the main entrance 2. Change the atmosphere of plaza and increase the usage rate of plaza 3. Design the landscape green plants reasonably 4. Consideration of econimic cost and create maximum benefit with smallest change

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Campus Open Space Redesign

[ Renewal Process / Bird's view ]

Campus Open Space Redesign

[ Plan / Planting List ]

[ PLAN ]

[ RENEWAL PROCESS ]

1 Rest Space 2

Tiling Path

3 Landscape Community 8 ELEMENT ANALYSIS

REDESIGN CIRCULATION

SPACE DIVISION

REDESIGN SPACE

The blocks of NB is mainly cut by straight line to form irregular geomtric body.

Create new circulation based on the original one, in order to increase the usage rate of the plaze.

Redesign the space according to the sight and assessiility.

The collision of line and line form a flexible space.

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9 Outdoor Cafe

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8 COMMUNICATION SPACE

Create open space and rest space for students.

PAVEMENT

Create decorative pavement based on the line and space.

DRAINAGE PLAN

Redesign the draining system to reduce the situation of rainwater gathering in rainy days.

10 L a n d s c a p e P l a n t

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Community and Grassland

2

LIGHTING PLAN

Redesign the position of light to increase the usage rate at night.

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[ PLANTING LIST ] 11

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12

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5

10m

1

Architecture Model

8 Stairs Platform

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5

5 Communication Space 6 Rest Bench

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4 Main Path

1 Roystonea regia 2 Delonix regia 3 Cycas revoluta Thunb 4 Spathodea campanulata 5 Alstonia scholaris 6 Plumeria obtusa 7 Hyophorbe lagenicaulis 8 Cinnamomum burmannii 9 Ficus benjamina 10 Pyrostegia venusta 11 Ficus microcarpa cv. Golden Leaves 12 Acacia podalyriifolia 27


Campus Open Space Redesign

[ Perspective ]

[ PRESPECTIVE ]

The functional space of plaza mainly composed of the main road( Using paving stone instead of lawns, making full use of seats) and the disscussion space( Salon and group work).

The mainly users of plaza are teachers and students from the architecture department. Because the teaching feature of architectue major is the interaction of teaching and learning, the design of plaza should fully take the space for communication and exhibition into consideration.

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Set up a small plants community at the entrance, forming a sight attraction. Place some models on the lawn. Plant some Pyrostegiaignea on the wall to add visual interest.

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Other Works

[ Architecture / Model ]

Site

Cut

Composition Add function Develop viewpoint and Communication space

OTHER WORKS

Production of cement mortar

Making arc wall template

Polish

Pour into pre-made templates

Making arc wall template

Produce plastic model

Air dried

Engrave texture

Combined together

ARCHITECTURE&MODEL&DRAWING [Architecture Department Building Design]

(2012)

[Kidosaki Model Marking]

(2013)

SPROUT Flst trasparent toughened glass Carbon steel plate

Board

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[Bus Teminal Design]

(2012)

[Bus Stop Design]

(2014)

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Other Works

[ Drawing ]

(2013)

[ Sketch ] [ Watercolors ] [ Marker Sketching ]

(2013)

(2013)

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(2013)

(2013)


Contact LI SHAOKAI Phone:+86 15521123632 Email:leisiuhoi@gmail.com

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