(2020-2022) Name of Designer: Gong Shanshan Email：15218341031@163.com UNN：S2438381
Photographed by Gong Shanshan in 2020
CONTENTS Gong Shanshan（name）） ADDRESS: No.3688, Shenzhen （ University, Gong Shanshan name） ） Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China Gong Shanshan （name） ） CELL-PHONE:: (+86) 15218341031 E-MAIL: 1521834031@163.com ADDRESS: No.3688, Shenzhen University, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China
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EDUCATION Major: Landscape Architecture (5 years) Bachelor’s degree: B.E. GPA: 83.7(3.67/4.5) Shenzhen University Department: School of Architecture and Urban Planning 2017.9-2022.7 School: 2017.9-2022.7 AWARDS
AWARDS 2018 AWARDS 2018 2018 2019 2019 2019 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021
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School: Shenzhen University Department: School of Architecture and Urban Planning Major: Landscape Architecture (5 years) Bachelor’s degree: B.E. GPA: 83.7(3.67/4.5) Major: Landscape Architecture years) Bachelor’s degree: Fund” B.E. ”GPA: 83.7(3.67/4.5) “Basic Experimental Project of (5 Innovation and Development of Shenzhen
University， ，Excellence Award; “Star of Entrepreneurship and Innovation” of Shenzhen “Basic Experimental Project of Innovation and Development Fund” ” of Shenzhen University， ，The third prize University， ，Excellence Award; “Star of Entrepreneurship and Innovation” of Shenzhen “Basic Experimental Project of Innovation and Development Fund” ” of Shenzhen A one-year experimental project on the measurement and analysis of the plant landscape ，The third prize • University， Excellence Award; “Star of Entrepreneurship and Innovation” of Shenzhen and environmental effects of urban parks. University， The third prize A one-year，experimental project on the measurement and analysis of the plant landscape • “2018 Self-improvement Star” ，department level and environmental effects of urban parks.
A one-year experimental project on the measurement and analysis of the plant landscape • This is an award that rewards students with outstanding academic performance and and environmental effectsStar” of urban parks. Self-improvement ，department level • “2018 self-reliance. There are two places at the college level. “2018 Star”students ，department level This isSelf-improvement an award that rewards with outstanding academic performance and • “2020 Liyuan Self-improvement Star” ，university-level self-reliance. There are two places at the college level. This is an award that rewards students with outstanding academic performance and • This is an award that rewards students with outstanding academic performance and self-reliance. are two places at the，college level. LiyuanThere Self-improvement Star” university-level • “2020 self-reliance. The school selects 10 students from the whole school. “2020 Self-improvement Star” with ，university-level This isLiyuan an award that rewards students outstanding academic performance and • “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level self-reliance. The school selects 10 students from the whole school.performance and This is an award that rewards students with outstanding academic • This is a scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a self-reliance. The school selects 10 students from the whole • “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level school. positive attitude. “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level This is a scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a • “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level positive This is aattitude. scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a • This is a scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a attitude. “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level • positive positive attitude “National Encouragement Scholarship” ，university-level This is a scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a • “SED International Scholarship of Landscape” ，The third prize positive This is aattitude scholarship to reward students with outstanding academic performance and a • This is a scholarship established by SED Landscape Design Company in the college to attitude “SED International Scholarship of Landscape” ，The third prize • positive reward students with outstanding achievements in landscape design courses. “SED International ，The thirdCompany prize This is a scholarshipScholarship established of by Landscape” SED Landscape Design in the college to • reward with established outstanding by achievements in landscape design courses. This is astudents scholarship SED Landscape Design Company in the college to • AND COMPETITIONS reward students with outstanding achievements in landscape design courses. •"TheCOMPETITIONS Most Beautiful Toilet in Taxkorgan" 2018 University Student Architectural Design AND Competition AND •"TheCOMPETITIONS Most Beautiful Toilet in Taxkorgan" 2018 University Student Architectural Design • Join a studio that studies low-tech renewable wall construction in the countryside Competition •"The Most Beautiful Toilet in Taxkorgan" 2018 University Student Architectural Design • Landscape Planning and Design Project of Jizhao Football Town in Wuchuan City •Competition Join a studio that studies low-tech renewable wall construction in the countryside • 2019 UIA-CBC International University Construction Competition • Landscape Join a studioPlanning that studies renewable wall construction in the countryside and low-tech Design Project of Jizhao Football Town in Wuchuan City
RELEVANT COURSEWORKS Landscape Planning and Design ProjectConstruction of Jizhao Football Town in Wuchuan City 2019 • 2019 UIA-CBC International University Competition
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In my undergraduate study, I majored in the landscape while taking many courses in urban design and urban planning. Stepping into urbanism fields, I gradually grew a motivation of integrating urbanism with the landscape in design. At the same time, I also developed a strong interest in interdisciplinary study, especially data analysis in the field of multidisciplinary design. While combining urbanism with the landscape, I realized that there was a strong desire in me to take a further step in study of multidisciplinary design when I knew about Long Ying's combining technology with urban development by chance, where Long Ying led his team to use data to identify shrinking cities from various perspectives for exploring the formation and decline of these "natural cities", which substantially broadened my horizon. Subsequently, I suddenly realized it is inevitable that technology will be used in design in the future, which can definitely help designers and planners obtain accurate information and improve their working efficiency. My first attempt to take into innovative design practice is to build an inclusive community for the vulnerable in Longhua District. I used the digital data platform to find out the gathering place of them in which mixed types of business distribution are highly suggested. Other crowd portraits and questionnaire data indicated and confirmed the reason for their gathering and the release point of low-skilled employment information. The digital data collection survey eventually strengthened my design strategies and eliminated physical space constraints so that the vulnerable groups could practically integrate into society. Meanwhile, my second attempt to combine technology with multidisciplinary design is applied to a research for the resilience of communities in responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. In order to make the design research more accurate and keep it on the right track, I put comprehensive sensors at some nodes where people in the area mostly pass by to collect identification information and proposed to correspond defensive strategies for different risk level areas in this design process. This design aimed to answer the question of "How is the epidemic situation prevented and identified, and how to deal with it after it arrives?", which enabled me to be capable of taking a further step to the multidisciplinary design fields. Similarly, the technical design method was also applied by me on the construction site of the Mangrove Museum next to the Shenzhen Mangrove Nature Reserve. I created a low-risk bird survival landscape that visitors can experience in-depth from multiple angles outside the museum. What’s original of the design is that VR and holographic projection were used to display the project. After which I realize that the application of technology to multidisciplinary design has widened my imagination of it and motivated me to learn more about it. Also, the inclusive and open academic atmosphere at the University of Edinburgh has always attracted me deeply and I believe the course will substantially equip me with more advanced skills and knowledge of multidisciplinary design. Moreover, I am confident that studying at the University of Edinburgh will provide me a successful career in the future.
Increased Resilience of Communities in the Post-epidemic Era
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The "Springboard Space" for the Rebirth of Vulnerable Groups
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Landscape Planning and Design of Mangrove Museum
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Evolving Eco-Wall
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（Take the novel coronavirus outbreak in Shenzhen as an example）
（Public space design around Sanhe recruitment market）
（Resupply station for the Bird's Voyage）
（Artisan Workshop）
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Yuehai Street, Shenzhen
Schematic diagram of cross-district commuting
The cases of new coronary pneumonia in Shenzhen are all imported cases. Among them, from the analysis of OD data and industry ID data, it can be seen that due to the convenient interregional rail transit system and the industrial agglomeration distribution in Shenzhen, young adults who work across urban areas have become the source of imported cases.
RENDERINGS
other sections this section
Commuting - Departure The proportion of inside and outside the section
Guangzhou Zhaoqing
Zhaoqing
other sections this section
Commuting - Arrival The proportion of inside and outside the section
epidemic point
Shenzhen New Crown Epidemic Distribution Map （2020-2021）
address range epidemic center epidemic point infection relationship
Community spread distribution map
address range designated Hospital fever clinics nucleic acid detection point
Distribution map of medical infection risk points
epidemic center airport case entry point port case entry point train station case entry point
Distribution map of imported cases outside the province
Guangzhou
Huizhou Foshan Huizhou
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Dongguan
Dongguan Shenzhen
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Shenzhen Zhongshan
Zhaoqing
Zhuhai Zhaoqing
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Business distribution
City nameHigh-speed rail Cross - city transmission path Metro track High-speed rail
Bay Area Rail Transit System
Business distribution
Distribution map of companies in the Bay Area
Scenario analysis during the epidemic
Scenario analysis during the epidemic
Scenario analysis during the epidemic
② The "Springboard Space" for the Rebirth of Vulnerable Groups (Public space design around Sanhe recruitment market)
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Investigative interview video, produced by Gong Shanshan video link: http://t.cn/A6ilPtq1 Course: Landscape Architecture Planning and Design Tutor: Bian Wenjuan Tutor's email: 740128340@qq.com individual work Site: Shenzhen, China Time: 2020.11-2021.1 Concept Plan One Sanhe Recruitment Center
City Street Garden
Concept Plan Two
After the epidemic, these spaces will be returned to the city as green spaces.
Site Analysis Parking Space Vehicle Flow
Location Urban village
Sun Lawn
Green Space Border Tree
Longhua Primary School Waterfront Theater
Flexible Module
Five Sense Garden
Square
Leisure Facilities Information Points
Long Feng Tower
Entrance Square
Monument Forest Road
Kids Corner
The design site is located around the Sanhe Recruitment Market in Longhua District, Shenzhen, with an area of about 20 hectares. The recruitment center publishes recruitment information through intermediaries to recruit temporary workers and factory workers with low-skilled needs. Due to the existence of this recruitment center, a group of low-level laborers gathered here. They work without stable income and legal protection, and rely on low consumption.
Multifunctional Box
The gathering of this special vulnerable group brings huge security risks to the surrounding area. It was also crowded out by the surrounding residents. The design hopes to build an online information sharing platform and an offline recruitment service center with the help of the renewal project of Sanhe Talent Market and the old renovation project of urban villages. The platform design combining offline and online will become a springboard for this disadvantaged group, helping them to regenerate and reintegrate into society. In addition, the variable multi-functional space design is used to alleviate the contradiction between the use of public space by this group of Sanhe and surrounding residents.
Park Commercial School Residence Talent Market
Master plan
Type of Sanhe Peolple Divided by the special requirements of employment and the related assistance services (like legal advice, career planning,fraud prevention, skill training).
Forest Road
Five Sense Garden
Square
Waterfront Theater
Scenario Analysis
Urban village
Boxes beside the street
Primary(32%)
Moderate(57%)
Serious(11%)
Have specific professional skills or a good level of education, but who have suffered from fraud, business failure and so on.
Lack of professional skills or educationqualification. Don’t have criminal records or be in debt.
Don't have professional skills or related education qulification. Have criminal records and be in debt.
Research data analysis
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Status of the recruitment center
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Monomer 2- Structure Analysis
The design site is located in Shenzhen National Nature Reserve, Futian Mangrove Wetland Park. This reserve is an important transit point in the East Asia-Australia migratory bird flight zone, and it is also an important habitat for wetland birds in Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The design chooses the protection-oriented wetland bird habitat as the core concept, and turns the mangrove museum landscape into an education base for bird habitat, which reduces the pressure of popular science education in the nature reserve and reduces the interference of people entering. In the design, how to create an ecologically green wetland habitat for birds, while taking into account the natural educational effect of the site on people, has become a major measurement issue. Birds on the beach
Tidal bats form
Birds rest on wooden posts in the mudflats
The shape of the wooden post
Revetment type analysis in active area
Birds build nests out of carved branches
Water bank platform
Natural wetlands in front of the building
High water level
High water level
High water level
Low water level
Low water level
Low water level
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Profile A-A
The bird's nest form
Stabilization pond: The bottom is filled with landfill.
Mudflat sculptures serve as seats
Natural wetland in front of bird-watching forest
Technology interactive Bird's Nest
Advantages: the treatment effect of nitrogen and phosphorus is better, which makes up the disadvantage of subsurface flow constructed wetland.
Profile B-B
Surface flow constructed wetland: S u b s u r f a c e c o n s t r u c t e d w e t l a n d s : W a t e r b l o w s close to natural wetland. The water underground. level is low, about 0.11-0.19 m. Advantages: affected by climate small, better sanitary Advantages: low investment, large conditions. area can be used. Disadvantages: poor effect of nitrogen and phosphorus Disadvantages: low water treatment treatment, high investment. capacity, poor sanitation.
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silt Multiple loop
Course: Landscape Architecture Planning and Design Tutor: Xie Xiaohuan Tutor's email: xiexiaohuan@szu.edu.cn individual work Site: Shenzhen, China Time: 2020.11-2021.1
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Submersible pump
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③ Landscape Planning and Design of Mangrove Museum
(Resupply station for the bird's voyage)
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The密林 dense forest 水岸形态:草坡 Waterfront form: grassy slope Water environment: shoal, tidal bat 水体形态:浅水滩、滩涂 The depth of the water: 0.1 m ~ 0.4 m 水域(水深:0.1m-0.4m) ● Birds: All kinds of birds ● Habitat Plants: emergent plants combined with boating plants, Height 0.3-2m Coverage of 40% to 60%
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Floating island 小岛 Waterfront morphology: grassy 水岸形态:草坡、滩石驳岸 slope & gravel revetment Water environment: shoal, tidal flat 水域(水深:0.2-2m） Depth: 0.2 m to 2 m
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● Birds: Waders include herons and waders ● Waterfront form: grassy slope, gravel revetment Wetland Purification Area 湿地净化区
Second Floor
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Total building area: 97.79 ㎡ 1.The toilet:in the second phase
First Floor General Plan
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④ Evolving Eco-Wall
(Artisan Workshop)
Course: Materials and Construction Experiments Tutor: Xia Heng Tutor's email: xiaheng@szu.edu.cn individual work Site: Shenzhen, China Time: 2019.9-2020.1
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Project concept, site, programme and plan： The Artisan Workshop derives from the seasonal nature of orchards farming through pruning, harvesting and preserving; and the planting grids of the orchards. The building design is a timber grid that shapes spaces, provides storage, and structures the walls and roof. Through everyday use, the building grid fills and empties of crafts, products, firewood, and tools, so the building changes with the seasons, reflecting the cycles of the rural landscape. The Artisan Workshop is divided into two workshops. Small visitor groups work with villagers producing orchard-related products. One workshop produces handcrafts, wood bowls, lampshades and screens. The second workshop produces edible products such as pear brandy, fruit jams preserved and dried fruits. Visitors enter in between the workshops. In the summer, workshops can work outside.
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handmade products
Material Analysis Exploded axonometric diagram
Grid wall system elevations and sections, infill system and façade composition： The wooden grid structural system defines interior spaces and is a storage wall filled with materials. The grid provides for functional parts of the program, including cooking facilities and workshop equipment. A second-floor allows the public to view crowns of blossoming fruit trees to the north. The kitchen volume is a double height space. Construction process and material description： The grid allows making larger components off-site, which are assembled on site allowing for a quicker construction time. The grid infill, attachment of polycarbonate walls and asphalt roof occur on site. The 75 x 75-millimeter timber grid with 0.5m spacing uses lap-joints to simplify construction. The grid walls are weatherproofed with polycarbonate sheets on one or both sides. Infill uses heavy materials at lower levels and lighter and changing infill above. A single-pitch asphalt clad roof makes a simple form. Plywood sheathing with asphalt shingles providing a waterproofing wrapping the roof and north walls into one volume.
Extendable Wall
Vertical section