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HANTANG LI CHINA ACADEMY OF ART 2017-2020
HANTANG LI +86 18758090166 | lht33366@gmail.com
EDUCATION BACKGROUND
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
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CHINA ACADEMY OF ART Sep 2015 - Jul 2019 Department of Architecture Art Major in Evironment Design(Evironment Art) Bachelor of Art Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China Studio GPA:80.65/100 Awards: Finalist Award of Architectural Design Student, 2019 China Living Environment Design Annual Award
Jul 2019 - Present WENMEI DESIGN HANGZHOU http://www.colour-china.com/ INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGNER Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China Jul 2018 - Sep 2018 SCAA GROUP http://www.scaagroups.cn/ LANDSCAPE INTERN Shanghai, China Jul 2017 - Sep 2017 URBAN SPACE AND GEOGRAPHIC COMPUTER LAB, CHINA ACADEMY OF ART INTERN Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Sep 2017 - Jan 2018 THE HISTORY OF AND FUTURE OF MIMETIC ARCHITECTURE O-Zhu Architecture & China Academy Of Art RESEARCH ASSISTANT Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
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Jul 2015 - Aug 2015 TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE INHERITORS OF INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE BODILESS IACQUERWARE OF TFUJIAN RESEARCH ASSISTANT Fuzhou, Fujian, China
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Adobe Suit Photoshop/Illustrator /Indesign· Sketchup Rhino & Grasshopper AutoCAD· Vray Lumion
CONTENTS Architecture not only as a still object but as a space for dynamic movements and experience, which generates limitless possibilities and alternatives.
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THE ISLAND REBORN
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KEYWORDS: Marine Farming Landscape, Local Industrial Landscape, Natural Touring Routes Masterplan Landscape | Individual work | 2020
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EXPERIMENTAL ART CITY : BORDERLESS RAFTING
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KEYWORDS: Unconscious Wanderings, Artist, Inspiration, Corridors System, Dynamic Experience Architecture | Individual work | 2019
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XIANGSHAN ART COMMUNE: THE GARDEN OF FRAGMENTS
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KEYWORDS: Drift, Corridors, Gardens, Historical-Geographical Features Landscape Architecture | Individual work | 2018
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OTHER WORKS
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TYPE： Landscape Masterplan Individual Reasearch
DATE: 2020.4-2020.7
INDIVIDUAL WORK AREA: 1.7 square kilometers
LOCATION Bianjiaoao Zhoushan Zhejiang China
ADVISOR： Qin Shao Zhexuan Liao
THE ISLAND REBORN: Historically, the Zhoushan Islands in Zhejiang Province are rich in products, and marine fisheries have always been the leading local industry, driving local economic development. However, the data in recent years show that the fishing quantity and quality of the Zhoushan Islands fishery have decreased significantly, which has affected the income and social living standards of fishermen. Since the 21st century, the Zhoushan government has begun to promote the development of the tourism industry in order to increase the income of local residents, diversify income and explore a more eco-friendly economic development model. The site is located in the easternmost fishing village of Shengsi Island in the north of Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province, China. The island’s natural depressions and proximity to the fishing ground made it one of the early migration destinations for fishermen from other islands. In 2018, the local township government collaborated with the China Academy of Art to paint different colors on the facades of local residents’ buildings, attracting tourists with the “East Sea Color Art Fishing Village”. I came here in 2020 and found that as time passed, the tourist attraction with a single color as its characteristics gradually declined, and there were still unresolved problems in the entire area: the natural surroundings of the entire village were good, but there was a lack of participation Facilities; due to the outflow of population, some sites of the fishery industry remain on the site, such as abandoned shipyards; the use of concrete infrastructure on the coastline in the early development process has damaged the ecological environment, etc. Therefore, I hope to intervene in the site by means of landscape planning/landscape design, reintegrate and plan the overall tourist visit route, and update the local node landscape to increase the attractiveness of the local tourism industry, create an eco-friendly island environment and improve the local Income.
SITE MAPPING
SITE CONDITIONS Development of Fisheries GENEROUS
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EVERYBODY COME HERE TO FISH
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5min
10min walk
1870
1970
1980
Early Fishing
Traditional Fishing
There are written records in the Song Dynasty, and fishermen are fishing in this area
Fishermen from surrounding provinces flooded into this area for fishing operations Industrialized fishing boats began to be widely used in China
1995
ALMOST EXTINCT
Industriali- Top production During this decade, the output of the zation fishery reached its highest level, and
2008
2020
Top Production
all the fishermen in the surrounding area came to fish, and there was no complete legal regulation to restrict Fishermen use more unenvironmentally friendly means for fishing. them.
Production Decline
The fishery resources have basically shrunk, and the government has set a long fishing ban period to protect the fishery resources and try to develop the tourism industry
Mariculture Development
walk
Fish industry Area I
Fishing Boat
Sea Ranch
With the use of highpower fishing vessels, fishery resources have shrunk further
Primary marine aquaculture is easy to cause excess feed and low added value of products
PAST
45
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NOW
Trawling Trawling is a method of fishing that involves pulling a fishing net through the water behind one or more boats. The net that is used for trawling is called a trawl. The boats that are used for trawling are called trawlers or draggers.
FUTURE
How
Faced with increasingly barren seabeds and diminishing fishery resources, what should we do
Strategy Use this sea area
Undersea Farming
Mariculture is a specialized branch of aquaculture involving the cultivation of marine organisms for food and other products in the open ocean, an enclosed section of the ocean, or in tanks, ponds or raceways which are filled with seawater. Fish industry line
Mariculture
Fish industry Area II
Natural Resources Hard Bank
Hard pavement hinders the natural renewal of beaches and seawater
Ocean Fishing: 3-5 month No fishing season: 05/01---09/01
View Point
Rubbish
There is a height difference between the pavement and the beach, the beach is difficult to reach and full of garbage
Hillside
Nature
The natural scenery on Wthe west side is unreachable
Bare layers are dangerous,Lack of vegetation to solidify the land
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Local Industry
Ferry
Busniss stree
Harbor
Light Tower
Fish Stay
Beach
Hiking
Good view
Nature
Tourists
Travel to Huanglong Island: 20min
Airbnb
Travel to Huanglong Island: 1h
Temple
E Waste
Abandoned fishing boat supplies, sea buoys and plastic foam
Reef
Concrete infrastructure poured directly on natural reef
PROCESS AND STRATEGY Fishing Industries
Harbor
View
InfrastrucAREA
Location
Investment Fix
Cost
Work
Investment
Zhoushan About this soundlisten,formerly romanized as Chusan, is an urbanized archipelago with the administrative status of a prefecture-level city in the eastern Chinese province of Zhejiang.
Overfishing Over fishing leads to disappearance of fishery resources
Local Fishers
Boat
View
Goals
Economic sources
Income Decline The regional economy is dominated by fishing, marine industr y, and ecotourism. In 2012, the village achieved a total social output value of 36.53 million yuan, an average income of 41,842 yuan, and a per capita income of 14,582 yuan.
Cultural landscape Renew the old industrial heritage as a new landscape, enrich the regional spatial sequence, and create new spaces for local residents and tourists
Local Fishers
Discover the local cultural landscape
Raw materials Investment
Biological types Renovation
Local Fishers
Fish
Pseudosciaena crocea Pseudosciaena polyactis
Over fishing
Pneumatophorus japonicus Fishery resources
Pampus
Increase income
Sepiella maindroni rochebrune
Cook
Ecological Destruction
Muraenesox cinereus
Homestay
Payment
Fishing waste causes ecological damage
Eco-restoration & Tourism attraction
Shrimps
Economic sources Eat
View
Trichiurus lepturus
Increase income
Mariculture
Fishing
View
Based on fish farming, construct a new offshore style and improve the income of fishermen (new technology, less manpower, more management area, multi-layer production capacity)
Re-develop island wide trail system
Special local product
Tourists
Tourist Attraction Regional government begins to develop island tourism industry
Production waste
Lack of Attraction In recent years, Bianjiao Ao Village took the opportunity of "beautiful island" construction as an opportunity to intensify the transformation of the village and paint the facade of the fisherman's hut with 21 colors to create the first "color ar t village" in Zhoushan City. Won the reputation of "color creative village".
View
Attraction Rebuild
Attraction
Spend time
View Point
Nearby Bianjiao Ao Village are Liujingtan, Shengsi Islands, Shengsi County Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, Big Yellow Dragon Island, Wolfberry Island and other tourist attractions, including Shengsi mussels, big yellow croaker, rock sugar ribs, wine snails, horse head snails, etc. specialty.
Nature
Natural route Horizon waves reefs and woods Increase the number of tourists
CHALLAGE
TACTIC
Update the original single tourist attraction and create a series of tourist experience venues
STRAGETY
GOAL
GENERAL LAYOUT MASTERPLAN: ISLAND
ALL STRATEGY Hiking way
Fishing Industries Heritage Fishing Net Plaza
The original fishing net manufacturing factory was transformed into a gathering area for people with fishing nets as conceptual elements
Ship track
Heritage
Observation:Hilltop
Terraces
Beach
View
Business
Enjoying
Ferry
Art market
View
Campsite
Tourist shop
Enjoying Hiking way
Beach
Plank Road to Heritage Park
Commercial street
Access to the Heritage Park via the coastal boardwalk above the reef
Transforming a local industrial site into an iconic structure and integrating it with the viewing platform on the site.
Experiential Marine Farming Loop
Local temple Observation:Mountain Fishing Net Plaza
Production Landscape
Beach
Floating Island
Fishery farming as a means to alleviate the depletion of fishery resources, while enriching the diversity of fishermen’s income
Lightweight stairs
Heritage Park
Ferry Terminal
Pavilion
Island
Rest on the island
Bare reef island Lighttower
Diving
Enjoying
Hinking start
Tourist shop
Observation:Coast
Art market Observation:RWaff
Participate
Sea Excursion
Beach
As a new ecological restoration method, fish farming allows producers and tourists to participate in this restoration process
Cruise on the sea by boat to enrich the tourist experience and expand the scope of local tourism services
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Ferry
Main landscape node
Participate
Secondary landscape node
Natural Route
Sea route Landscape and greening
Sea route : Travel
Roads and facilities
Peak Observation Peak Observation
Light tower
Up here is the junction of natural and industrial routes. Natural Route
Marine Farming
Sea Plank Road
Nature Climb to the top of the mountain, offering longer tours that cater to visitors with different travel expectations and enrich the local experience
SHIPYARD HERITAGE PARK
MOMENTS
Amphitheater
Viewing Platform
Art Sculpture: Boat
Spiral Slide
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Parking Lot
Rest Gallery Fishing Net Plaza
Sandpit
A B
Sightseeing Trail Tourist Center Tidal Flat
Shipyard Heritage Park
Amphitheater by The Sea
The site was originally used as an abandoned ship repair site, and the ground was divided by several huge tracks. These historical tracks defined the basic appearance of the site: nature was roughly restricted by man-made objects. Based on these original historical dividing lines as the basic framework of the new heritage park, I designed it and divided it into a number of different zones, including the central amphitheater, planting, visitor center, observation deck, etc. Reuse the abandoned site as a park landscape node for tourists and residents.
The area formed by the intersection of the two directional tracks forms a circular amphitheater that hosts a variety of activities where people gather inward.
Sea
Beach
Sand&Gravel
Seat Area
Art Sculpture
Gravel Woods Hard Pavement
Planting Area II
Plants
Planting Area I
Plants
Plants
Sightseeing Trail
Colored concrete
Roadl
Village
Plants
Section View A-A From land to beach, the plants in the planting area change in turn, from dense woods to shrubs and sand. Show the geospatial changes of the miniature island ecology. At the same time, the space divided by the tracks of different boats naturally forms different areas for people to use, including steps facing the beach, artistic sculptures showing local fishing boat culture and areas where people rest in the shade.
Village
Road
Tourist Center
Amphithearter
Stepped Platform
Gravel
Seaside Planting Area
Sae
Fishing Net Plaza
Colored concrete Stone
Anticorrosive Wood
Hard Pavement
Wood Gravel
Sand
Plant soil& Plants&Gabion wall
Section View B-B Two parallel tracks extending to the sea surface constitute the central area of the entire heritage park, while the original horizontal track divides this area into four independent spaces. The landscape design includes an open-air circular theater and a viewing rest step facing the sea. , The resting bench on the gravel ground and the coastal planting area that fluctuates with the tide for people to visit and learn. The texture of the ground changes from land to sea as a whole to fragmentation.
Stepped Platform With two parallel tracks guiding the line of sight, there is a natural area to look out to sea, while two tracks define the space.
WHARF PLAZA
MOMENTS
Products Market
Ferry Plaza
Harbor
Sightseeing Boardwalk
Art Fair
Sea Plank Road
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Ferry A
Fishing Pier Ice Tower & Observation Waiting Room
Wharf Plaza
Ferry Terminal Deck
The marina and harbor area is an area where the traffic is chaotic and the functions are mixed, but the landscape plan clarifies each area and enriches the experience on this side.
The pier is covered by a streamlined structure that extends from the top to the sea, and on this structure it offers a much different spatial experience compared to the original pier!
Section View A-A The original breakwater was landscaped to maintain the original height while providing an area where people can move around above the pier, looking out over the sea and leading to distant attractions. At the same time, it enriches the space for visitors to get on and off the passenger pier.
Section View B-B The jetty has been transformed into a small garden for people to use in good weather conditions on the sea, with a boardwalk and a viewing platform. As a newcomer to the area, they have to go through a tunnel after disembarking from the boat to actually access the area, making the beginning and end of their journey more ceremonial!
Marina Square The interface of the access to the breakwater landscape is opened up to form a gentle slope with small plazas at the side of the building, leading people up to view and discover through a linear paving form that extends from the slope to the road. At the same time, the most interesting structure in the area can be seen here: a concrete ice tower landscaped as an observation deck with a viewing platform.
EXPERIENTIAL MARINE FARMING This area includes reef signal islands, offshore floating island structures as a demonstration area for underwater aquaculture for visiting and sea pastures as a productive landscape.
Wharf
Pavilion
Artificial reef
Breeding
Phase1: 1 years
Ferry to Floating Island r line
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Floating Island - Diving Center
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Light Tower
PHASING
In the first year, the island was initially developed, and basic rest points and loop lines were established on the island. Put basic artificial reefs on the seabed as the basis for marine aquaculture production. At this stage is the preliminary development of sea tourism routes
Ferry to Tourist Center
Visit the Farm Sea to
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Floating island
Tour
Diving
Aquaculture
Phase2: 5 years With the development of the local tourism economy, more tourism infrastructure can be added on the sea and islands, including underwater sightseeing windows and floating islands on the sea, providing areas for visiting mariculture and diving Sea to
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Gazebo Tourist Center
Phase3: 10 years
Underwater Observation
The surplus nutrients from mariculture are accumulated in the artificial reefs on the seafloor, creating a natural ecological environment coexisting with the artificial breeding area, thereby restoring some fish and algae
Overlook Stairs facing the sea
Section View See the bottom of the sea, islands, seabed visit, artificial reefs for ecological restoration and cage farming.
Undersea Theater
Boarding
Floating Island
Diving
Underwater sightseeing, in the underwater space
Go to the artificial floating island in the sea
A pavilion open to the sea
Swimming with farmed fish and seaweed
NATURE TRAIL SYSTEM The island's natural and agricultural resources can also be used as part of a tourism development system that allows visitors to experience the different landscapes of an island through long-distance walking trails, beach boardwalks, etc., and to understand the complete picture of the island.
Peak Observation From the highest point on the hill, you can see the entire village.
Campsite The site of a former abandoned village, which could be used as a rest area for the entire route and converted into a camping area
Peak Observation
Terraces of Farming
Terraces
Back Beach
Local islanders have developed growing areas alongside freshwater resources as an important part of the island's farming culture, so routes are set up to enrich the experience
Little-known northern beaches
Campsite Back Beach
Plank road
Heritage Park
Hiking Patch
Front Beach Hiking Patch
Travel through the mountains and see the view hidden behind the mountains. Offer visitors a variety of travel optionsW
Beach Observation Ferry Terminal
Plank road
Coastal boardwalk through the reef for an up-close experience of the non-beach coastal landscape
Bianjiaoao Beach Shipyard Heritage Park Converted from a former ship repair yard into a park, the huge track is the industrial memory and heritage of the local people
Beach Observation
The site was originally used as an abandoned ship repair site, and the ground was divided by several huge tracks. These historical tracks defined the basic appearance of the site: nature was roughly restricted by man-made objects.
Little-known weastern beaches
Ferry Terminal A unique marina area, transforming existing industrial facilities and adapting them to modern tourism and functionality.
TYPE： Architecture Design Graduation Project
AWARD: Finalist Award of Architectural Design Student 2019 China Living Environment Design Annual Award
DATE:
EXPERIMENTAL ART CITY :BORDERLESS RAFTING “In the laterally constructed space of his picture, Picasso, through the compilation of larger and smaller forms, offers the limitless possibilities of alternative reading…” -----<Transparency> Colin Rowe Experimental urban design in the context of the technological age, revolving around the high-tech era we are living in and envisioning future scenarios. In addition to the traditional architectural content, we also pay attention to the means of expression. The aim is to use a series of architectural design methods such as macro-architecture and modules to place artistic experiments in their own time for comparison through an artistic critical perspective, and to select, condense and amplify the experimental effects through design feedback in order to create an impact and respond to the times.
2019.3-2019.7
INDIVIDUAL WORK AREA: 90,000 squaremeters
LOCATION ： Zhuantang Hangzhou Zhejiang China
ADVISOR Jie Xu Kaisheng Li Yuxiao Chen
The concept comes from the study of the two concepts of the Internet and heterotopia. The Internet and heterotopia both belong to a system that can be opened, closed and closed based on the real life, which is different from the real life scenes, and the Internet will have more heterotopian properties in the future: heterogeneity with the real life. Therefore, two concepts of "borderless" and "drift" are proposed. In a conventional city, people travel in a point-to-point manner, with a clear purpose and a lack of exploration. Therefore, the internal flow of the building should be different from the surrounding closed city streets, which are roaming, constantly opening up space and feeling without borders. In the architectural space, functions will inevitably be concentrated, and the people living in the space will have to experience sudden changes in the space, quickly switching between different spaces.
CHAPTER 1: SYSTEM In the architectural space, functions will inevitably be concentrated, and the people living in the space will have to experience sudden changes in the space, quickly switching between different spaces.
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Four characteristic industries including modern design, animation, artwork and new media have been initially formed
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Directional Traveres
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South Side
Wewst Side
Shopping Mall
North Side
F ac i n g a c o m m e rc i a l a n d To the west is a high-rise residential area and a National roads and rivers r e s i d e n t i a l a r e a t o t h e planning exhibition hall under construction southern side
East Side Commercial centre under construction
Unconciousenss Traveres
CHAPTER 2: NETWORK
CHAPTER 3: PLACEMAKING
The Artist Commune offers a diverse of creative studios, galleries, and workshops, and are all connected by an interweaving corridor system
FUNCTION Pagoda
Transport hubs
The highest part of the building, where the passageways intertwine most intensively
The high space surrounds the passageways people use for observation, high above and unconcerned.
Performance
Exhibitionl
Passages gather here and radiate out in all directions
The high space surrounds the passageways people use for observation, high above and unconcerned.
Theatres
Black Box Theatre The theatre is one of the key nodes as one of the areas where people gather
Transport hubs assages gather here and radiate out in all directions
Market Central Garden A central garden providing simple outdoor landscaped spaces in the midst of a complex building
Exhibition Based on fish farming, construct a new offshore style and improve the income of fishermen (new te
Work Place Link Groups Acts as a corridor in the sky, linking the spaces within the different blocks. Spatial continuity
Whirlpool group Commercial Space
FORM
A wrap-around passage , a centripetal space that hosts a number of converging activities
Commercial space for businesses, art sales, and visitors
Education The best classroom for aesthetic education is the space where different arts are displayed
The basic form comes from the growth and variation with the walkways, culminating in scenes with different functions
Private Studios Based on fish farming, construct a new offshore style and improve the income of fishermen (new te
Cooperation Living Space The lower f loors are used as shared spaces and the upper floors are divided into small private spaces for people to rest or work alone.
SPACE
CHAPTER 4: DECONSTRUCT The building is made up of a complex system of corridors in which people get lost, wander unconsciously, experience a series of different spwaces, have different stories, see different things and come into contact with different people
Section View A-A The tower, the art gallery, the private studio and other spaces are presented in sequence.
Transition
Spread
Enclose
Crave
Observation
Drift
Horizontal spread of channels to vertical growth transition space
The furniture spreads up the tunnel.
The high space surrounds the p a s s a g e w ay s p e o p l e u s e fo r o b s e r v a t i o n , h i g h a b ove a n d unconcerned.
Do you think the slabs are connected on the same level?
I ' m l o o k i n g u p f ro m t h e b i g outdoor deck, and there are still lots of cascading corridors up there.
There's very little room here for me to stop, so I just keep cycling here.
Section View B-B Commercial space, exhibition centre, ground floor grey space and private artists' studios in that order
Section View C-C Horizontal section showing the activities and spaces of the different groups
Preparing Commercial Space A large, open space that turns into a marketplace when the festival comes around.
Sky Corridor
Theatres
Crossing the street above ground, connecting the two building groups
A performance venue where even those who are drifting can catch a quick glimpse of a small moment of the performance
Rooftop Square Rooftop plaza of the building's podium and area, where playing or performing would be observed by people in the towers
Exhibition
Art Gallery
Based on fish farming, construct a new offshore style and improve the income of fishermen (new te
As the height of the passageway rises and falls, allowing for different scales of access, one sees a variety of scales of artwork.
Private Space A small single room that gives people the oppor tunity to be alone, to think quietly and to brew wonderful ideas!
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CHAPTER 5: SLICING Ground Floor
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plans
Exhibition
Exhibition
Open Air Theatre
Performances Hall Performances Theatre
Theatre Exhibition
Exhibition
Canteen
Commercial Space
Commercial Space Garden
Business Backstage Hall
Commercial Space
Mix Center
Mix Center
Personal Studio
Personal Studio
Commercial Space Black Box Theatre Exhibition
We-work Center
Café
We-work Center Personal Studio
Center Park
Commercial space
Tower Floor Plan F17&F26 Sky Corridor
We-work Center
Commercial space Sky Corridor
We-work Center
We-work Center
F17
F26
Personal Studio
CHAPTER 6: EPISODES As space for randomness, borderless deviation space which allows unconscious traverses to happen. Creative thinkers enter these corridors without a sense of direction, destination and time where they encounter random artists and have unpredictable conversations.
Enclose club In the enclosed theatre inside the tower, the walkway wraps around the centre stage and the performers need to be in touch with their performance to attract the audience to stop and watch during the roaming
Private Space A small single room that gives people the opportunity to be alone, to think quietly and to brew wonderful ideas!
Hub Access points to all directions converge here, with a small transport hub within the building
Tower
Lecture area
The passage spills upwards to more and more elevated areas, with different artists' studios or exhibitions to discover
The slope of the ramp becomes a step suitable for people to sit on, and natural eyes converge forward
Work Place Workspace with skylight, a place for creative work
Mix Center The flow of activities of all people, including art students, artists and visitors, converge here to meet each other's needs, such as the presentation of students' coursework, artists' exhibitions and live creations, and tourists' visits to experience art.
Rest Platform A small single room that gives people the opportunity to be alone, to think quietly and to brew wonderful ideas!
Theather The theatre hosts many artistic events such as traditional theatre, music recitals, pioneering film screenings, launches, etc.
Open Space
Choses
This is the open space where art fairs, commercial products and creative peripherals are sold
A small single room that gives people the opportunity to be alone, to think quietly and to brew wonderful ideas!
Ground Enter A small single room that gives people the opportunity to be alone, to think quietly and to brew wonderful ideas!
TYPE： Architecture Landscape Architecture
DATE: 2017(Architecture) 2020(Landscape)
INDIVIDUAL WORK AREA: 9,760 square meters
LOCATION Zhuantang Hangzhou Zhejiang China
ADVISOR： Takeshi Sukegawa Zhexuan Liao
XIANGSHAN ART COMMUNE: THE GARDEN OF FRAGMENTS “More a form of cognitive mapping than a synoptic totality of the city fabric…such activities became known as drift, or the dream-like drift through the city”. -----<The Agency of Map: Speculation, Critique and Invention> James Corner The architectural part of the design was then designed for a course in 2017, and the corridor was originally designed to represent a random directional walking system interspersed into the standard building block, where outside space intervenes in a brutal way inside the building. In 2020 I reintroduced this project as a portfolio project, retaining the original architectural form and basic concept, and redesigning the site in a landscape manner based on the original architecture Six gardens inspired by the historical memory of the site are connected by a multi-layer corridor system. Everyone could choose their own route to move through the six gardens, build their very own impression and memory of the place, a dream-like drift through the gardens and through the history.
WHAT IS LÁNG ? Meaning of The Words
SITE ORGANIZATION STRATEGY Place Definition
Evolution of Chinese character
The garden is generated from the projection line between the side of the building and the sky corridor on the ground, forming different garden areas. Each garden will be crossed by corridors and linked by vertical traffic.
Wall
The rooms around the hall
láng /lɑŋ/
Gardens
people under the roof
Auxiliary rooms enclosing a courtyard
The projection of the sky corridor, the building boundaries and the urban roads together form the basis for the division of the six different gardens
Auxiliary rooms enclosing a courtyard
WHY IS LÁNG ?
Ancillary rooms Sometimes do not appear as rooms, but only as enclosures for enclosed spaces or internal traffic Aisles under the eaves or separate covered passages
Landscape Architecture
Link Im-Between Transition
Vertical Connection Several vertical traffic nodes linking the ground level landscape with the corridor system
Corridor Ancient Chinese architecture with covered passages
The corridor can be seen as a landscapelized architectural element,which could establish the relationship effectively
Corridors System
TYPE OF LÁNG
A system of external corridors passes through the building blocks, bringing the outer coin space into the interior, forming a continuous space for people to wander through, unhindered by the borders of the building, the landscape and the city.
Trandition Main Patch Other passages Covered:Y Proportion W:H 1:2
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Pavilion
Straight Corridor
Cloister
Hallway
Half Gallery
Architecture The building functions as a new media art centre for xiangshan Art Commune, with functions such as a black box theatre, shared office space, exhibition space and individual studios
Hall Study center Dark-theater We-work spece Exhibition Covered:Y Proportion W:H 1:2
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Waterside Gallery
Paths
Paths
Corridor Bridge
Side-By-Side Gallery
Living Area
Site Context The site is close to the national highway, in close association with the surrounding art industry parks and art universities, backed by natural hills and rich natural resources, with the dual attributes of city and nature
Mountains Residential areas Covered:N Proportion W:H 1:2
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Boundaries
Exhibition Corridor
Pavilion
Japan Garden
High Line Park
Hospital Art and Creativity Park Bus stops
Residential areas
Bus stops Bus stops
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Landscape Corridors
Landscape Corridors
Landscape Corridors
Industrial Corridors
Landscape Corridors
Morden/Privacy
Public
Residential areas
GARDEN CONCEPT: HISTORY BACK Research into the historical records of the area revealed that the landscape has changed dramatically from ancient times to the present, with the relationship between land and water changing and the nature of the land changing, so I chose six specific geographical features from different periods to inspire the design of each garden
BC 403
AD 220
In the Spring and Autumn period, this area was an ocean of water
沚 Islands
1127
Sediment accumulation and the appearance of base ponds
塘 Puddles
1983
River bank formation and receding of the river bank line to the west
垠 Shoals
Enclosure
Routes
Pooled
Flow in the garden
Single threaded experience
Flat ground and landmarks
2000
In the 1980s, this area was developed as farmland
田 Farm Land
2020
Land development, existing as derelict plots
林
Forest
Accelerated urbanisation and the formation of an urban fabric
城 City/Town
Interwoven
View
Serials
Interwoven paths
Indoor garden
Distributed small plots
SITE PLAN There are six gardens with different themes between the buildings
城
City The landscape areas are spread out on the horizontal ground, city wrapped around something natural
垠
Shoals
塘
A riverbank-like boundary divides the site, with triangular blocks standing on the ground
Puddles Numerous pools of water on level ground
沚
Islands Earliest geographical feature with only part of the material exposed
田
ELEVATION VIEW
Forest
Based on traditional Hangzhou crop forms as the basis for landscape planting in this area
The central courtyard of the building, with plants growing straight up on the slightly terrain
Puddles Islands
林
Farm Land
Forest Shoals
Farm Land
City
ISLANDS
PUDDLES
Long, long ago, this was a stretch of water dotted with scattered islets where the states of Chu and Yue fought during the Spring and Autumn period.
As the sediment builds up, the waters begin to recede, depositing sandy beaches leaving basal ponds of various sizes
Walls Stones White Sand
Ground texture
Gravel Ground Puddles Entrance
Ground texture
FARM LAND
SHOALS
As the river moved away, the land was developed by the feudal dynasties into farmland for cultivation, mainly of traditional Chinese crops such as rice
The Qiantang River shoreline shifts westwards and the west bank is adjacent to the mountains in this area, which are historically recorded as an important ferry port
Center Ground
Sfficient Sunlight
Grandstandre
Insufficient Sunlight
Planting
Landforms
The ground texture is like the surface tissue of a plant
Triticum
Foxtail Millet
Tea
Brassica campestris
Barley
Chinese sorghum
FOREST
CITY
In the pre-infrastructure development period, agricultural land was abandoned and scattered trees grew up here as a vegetation derivative of the mountain across a river
In the post-2008 period, China's rapid property development has seen vast tracts of land being developed for residential or commercial centres and the rapid spread of cities, with views from nature becoming increasingly rare.
Ground cover
Moss
Ground texture The ground texture is like the surface tissue of a plant
Sand
Ground cover
Ground texture
Layout under the grid system
FRAGMENTS
Islands
Puddles
Shoals
Farm Land
Forest
City
One island, two islands, three islands, the rest is the ocean
One pond two ponds, bare ground, planted with a tree
A great river flows northwards and two mountains rise from the flat earth
Don't forget where our food comes from
The pristine forest is the most valuable landscape
The landscape, divided by the urban interface, is displayed like an exhibit in a museum
OTHER WORKS WORK PROJECTS
NIGHT TOUR ROUTE VIEWPOINTS Landscape Architecture| Team Work |November 2020 | Zhejiang, China Roles:Design, Modling, Renderings,ppt
MASTER PLAN | PINGHU VILLAGE, TANXI, PUJIANG RIVER
ECO HOTEL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
Overall Planning| Team Work | June 2020 to January 2021 | Zhejiang, China Roles: Modling, Renderings
Architecture| Team Work |November 2020 | Zhejiang, China Roles: Design, Modling, Renderings
PARK GUIDANCE SYSTEM, TONGJIANHU PARK
PRIVATE ESTATE ENTRANCE DESIGN
Industrial Product Design| Team Work |April 2020 | Zhejiang, China (Photo by Hongying Zhang) Roles: Design, Construction Drawing ,Renderings
Landscape Architecture| Team Work |November 2020 | Sichuan, China Roles: Design, Modling
OTHER WORKS INSTALLATION ART&MODEL
SKATCH
MATERIALS AND SPACE: "BAMBOO"
"THE BOX"
Installation Art&Model | Team Work | Team Member : Ming Cai(Idea,Modeling,Photo), Hantang Li (Design,Modeling) | October 2016 | Hangzhou, China:"
Installation Art&Model | Individual Work | October 2015 | Hangzhou, China
MINI GARDEN
"THE PATH" in Traditional Chinese Villages
Installation Art| Individual Work | November 2015 | Materials: Wood, Metal Pen Holder, Bamboo Coaster | Zhejiang, China
Hand-painted | Individual Work | October 2015 | Anhui, China
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
COLLAGE
SHANGYU CAO’E HISTORICAL DISTRICT MASTERPLAN
"HETEROTOPIA IN URBAN SPACE"
Landscape Architecture & Urban Design |Team Work | July to September, 2017
Collages | Personal Work | September 2018
HANTANG LI +86 18758090166 lht33366@gmail.com China Academy Of Art