Urban Design Portfolio - Yuxi Liu

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URBAN DESIGN

BEIJING

PORTFOLIO YUXI LIU


YUXI LIU

Urban Designer

M: (+61) 451 618 263 E: liuyuxi0802@163.com in: linkedin.com/in/yuxi-liu-55b847135


Education •

2016-2017 | Master of Urban Development & Design (MUDD) University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia WAM: High Distinction The Faculty of Built Environment Postgraduate Dean’s List 2016 The Commissioner Hoffman Urban Design Award 2017

Nov 2016 | Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) + UNSW International Studio Collaboration New York, USA

2007-2012 | Bachelor of City Planning Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China GPA: 3.31

Professional Experience •

Apr-Dec 2014 | Urban Planner & Designer International Cooperation Center of National Development and Reform Commission Urban Planning and Design Research Institute , Beijing, China

July 2012-Mar 2014 | Urban Planner & Designer /General Plot Plan Engineer Zhongxu Planning & Architecture Design CO., LTD. , Beijing, China

July-Sep 2011 | Assistant Urban Planner & Designer, Intern China Academy of Urban Planning & Design, Beijing, China

Qualification Certificate •

2013 Assistant Urban Planner The Ministry of Housing and Urban-rural Development of the People’s Republic of China

Technical Proficiencies • • • • • • • • • •

Autocad Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Sketchup VRay Lumion ArcGIS iMovie Microsoft Office

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Languages • •

Mandarin - Native English - Fluent

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CONTENTS

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MUDD WORKS

PROFESSIONAL WORKS

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MUDD WORKS

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MUDD


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NEW ISLINGTON

ARNCLIFFE

PENN DISTRICT

OTHER WORKS

MANCHESTER

SYDNEY

NEW YORK

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Aerial View looking along Green Corridor to New Islington

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MUDD


NEW ISLINGTON MANCHESTER, UK Overall Project Site: 47ha

Total Gross Floor Area: 646,231 m2 Residential GFA: 646,231 m2 Number of Dwelling Units: 4,725 Residential Population: 11,813 Commercial GFA: 255,226 m2 Educational Institutions GFA: 8790 m2 Cultural Institutions GFA: 4196 m2

VISION To promote Urban Porosity which strengthens the existing networks, thus creating an activated, safe and seamless new urban precinct.

Contributors: Eva Cheng, Monique Cowan MANCHESTER

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HISTORIC URBAN MORPHOLOGY

CIRCA. 79AD Roman Mamucium

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MUDD

CIRCA. 1650

Manchester Manor

CIRCA. 1772 Town of Manchester

CIRCA. 1920 Industrial Manchester

2016 Greater Manchester


STUDIES IN URBAN FORM

Urban Region

Urban District

Urban Block

MANCHESTER

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Urban Design Framework

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MUDD


OBJECTIVES • Urban Porosity
 To enhance the connection to the city centre, Piccadilly Station, and surrounding neighbourhoods. • Retaining Historic Fabric
 Great consideration has been made for the existing buildings located on the site. • Integration of Residents
 Diversity is promoted by integrating new residents and existing social housing to create a diverse and vibrant community .

View from Metrolink Station to Ashton Canal

• Activated Streetscape
 The design intent for the residential precinct is to activate the streetscape of the neighbourhood for safety and walkability. • Defensible Space
 The objective of using defensible space theory is to implement a strategy for safety and security of residents. • Landscape
 By providing a green corridor between Piccadilly Station and the New Islington canal, promotes a pedestrian promenade and walkability of the site.

View down Green Corridor to New Islington

MANCHESTER

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Great Ancoats Street

Canal Interface

Residential Precinct

Section A-A Looking North West across site between Ancoats and Miles Platting

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MUDD

The High Street

Public Space Interface


Aerial View looking south to Piccadilly Station Gateway Redevelopment

MANCHESTER

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Aerial View of Arncliffe Urban Village looking North

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MUDD


ARNCLIFFE URBAN VILLAGE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Building vs Open Space

Break-up of Building Uses

VISION To create a scheme that is based on the principle of transit-oriented development, and place making principles. Working with the existing road network and urban design elements to promote a new vibrant and walkable urban lifestyle close to public transport and an identifiable urban centre for Arncliffe.

Contributors: Andrew Giannasca, Eva Cheng, Ge Tianyan SYDNEY

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Urban Design Framework

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MUDD


OBJECTIVES • Create a connected and accessible multimodal transportation hub. • Facilitate a variety of local economic activity intertwined with urban living. • Strengthen the existing village community by creating usable public spaces and community facilities. • Provide increased affordable housing for key workers and disadvantaged communities. • Encourage active modes of transport through walkable neighbourhood and safe. cycleways.

Arncliffe Precinct Plan - Proposed Land Use

Arncliffe Precinct Plan - Proposed Active Transport Network

SYDNEY

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Section A Subterraneran Metro Station & Ground Level Public Plaza

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MUDD

Section B Metro Station, Subterranean Concourse with Retail & Commerical Opportunities, Lower Ground Car Parking, Plaza at Ground Level


Public Plaza & Transit Interchange

Community Sky Garden

SYDNEY

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Aerial View of Empire State Building to Hudson Yards

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MUDD


EMPIRE STATION COMPLEX & THE PENN DISTRICT NEW YORK, USA Overall Project Site: 52 ha Total Demolition: 971,988.8 m2 Total Gross Floor Area: 1,972,550.7 m2 Estimated New Jobs: 16,000 Estimated Residential Population: 6,011 New Development (sq.m)

Infill Development (sq.m)

Retail & Public Services Commercial Residential Hotel & Service Apartment

284,340.5 1,017,864 98,520

96,279.2 13100.4 159,096.7

303,350

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Total GFA

1,704,074.5

268,476.2

Type of Development

VISION The Penn Station District will be the foremost gateway hub and commercial centre of New York City, offering a diverse range of functions within walkable catchment that supports a vibrant city-living environment and a thriving community. The district would represent the 21st century New York with its revitalised infrastructure and built environment, shaping new community with strong mobility, social integration and cultural identity.

Contributors: Agnes Jie Foong Tiong, Bingyu Xu, Shuyu Wang NEW YORK

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Urban Design Framework

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MUDD


OBJECTIVES • Connectivity and Accessibility Enhance the accessibility within the district and the surrounding area through a diversified functional use of spaces apart from improving pedestrian circulation. • Relocate MSG and Form a New Penn Station Reintroduce MSG at a new strategic location that has greater functionality, activates the district towards the west and provides a greater public beneficial to the surrounding neighbourhood. Revitalise Penn Station in its current location as a new superstructure that reinforces its role as a gateway entrance to New York City. • A New Commercial District Strategically locate towers across the district that better define the streets, offering multi-functional spaces while activating the ground-floor along streets. Achieve an atmosphere that welcomes visitors and creates a new commercial district for New York.

Extending High Line Network to New Madison Square Garden

Indicative Section of New Madison Square Garden

• Reinforce Penn District’s Identity Carefully study the existing built form within the district and incorporate new developments that protects and reinforces the architectural significance of the surrounding buildings. • Integrated Green System Create a network of green spaces and public plazas that are well connected within the district to the greater region. The integrated green system would enhance the public realm and forms a new identity for the Penn Station District.

Activated Street & Pedestrian Movement to New MSG

Indicative Section of New Penn Station

NEW YORK

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1st Great Room: Madison Square A renowned public plaza with direct connectivity to the High Line, which marks the entrance to the new arena and entertainment quarter of Madison Square Garden.

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MUDD


2nd Great Room: Penn on Bryant (Park) A new dominant park of New York that reinforces the city’s unique character through the incorporation of the Manhattan grid system and the city’s grand park design such as Bryant Park, which enhances the role of Pennsylvania Station as a gateway entrance to New York City.

3nd Great Room: Penn Plaza On 7th Avenue Connecting plaza that marks the entrance of Penn’s Commercial District with a clearly defined edge, defined by the landmark buildings of Nelson Tower and the new Penn-South Tower

NEW YORK

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OTHER WORKS

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MUDD


BLACK BOX SOLUTIONS INDESIGN WORKSHOP

Congested

Increase

Playful

Enclosure

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PROGRESSION THOUGH SPACE SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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MUDD


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THE URBAN TRANSECT ARNCLIFFE | SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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MUDD


Wollongong Road Section at Arncliffe Park

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THE URBAN TRANSECT ARNCLIFFE | SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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MUDD


Wollongong Road Elevation

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MUDD22 IDEA COMPETITION WINNING ENTRY DESIGN WORKSHOP

Mezzanine Banner and Glass Sticker

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MUDD


Folio Cover

Inside Page Spreads

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MUDD22 YEAR BOOK SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Folio Cover

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MUDD


Inside Page Spreads

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MUDD22 EXHIBITION GRAPHIC DESIGN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Mezzanine Banne

Supergraphic

Pop-up Banner

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MUDD

Nametag

Lecture Introduction Powerpoint


MUDD22 EXHIBITION 2017 SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

10th Annual Paul Reid Lecture Photo: Rohan Londhe

Photo: Rohan Londhe

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PROFESSIONAL WORKS SELECTED

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PROFESSIONAL


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CHAOSHUI AIRPORT

NEW HOUSING

YANTAI

HAINAN

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Aerial View of Planning Area looking North

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PROFESSIONAL


CHAOSHUI CIVILIAN AIRPORT DETAILED PLANNING YANTAI, CHINA Overall Project Site: 16.89ha

Total Gross Floor Area: 152,357m2 (Underground GFA: 32,922m2) Floor Space Ratio : 0.71 Building Density: 21% Green Area: 59,150 m2 Green Area Ratio: 35% Car Parking: 1,800 (Underground Car Parking: 1,000)

VISION This plan is themed of regional characteristics and the waterfront city’s image demonstrating the appeal of the planning objectives. Shaping the portal image of a city for a design model combining nature with urban: integrate the new airport with the era. To be an important gateway and window to show the image of the city, it will be an important component of the axis of Yantai economic development and landscape.

* Working with architecture studio and equipment engineering team. Responsible for urban design scheme first. Then responsible for drawing general plot plan, pipeline comprehensive plan and most analytical diagrams.

YANTAI

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Master Plan

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PROFESSIONAL


Airport Hotel

Inspection Building

YANTAI

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BEIJING NEW BUILDING MATERIAL GROUP NEW HOUSING PROJECT HAINAN, CHINA Overall Project Site: 66,563.77m2

Total Gross Floor Area: 34,306.03m2 (Underground GFA: 521.15m2) Residential GFA: 32,018.51m2 Commercial GFA : 1,766.37m2 Number of Dwelling Units: 303 Residential Population: 970 Floor Space Ratio : 0.51 Building Density: 20% Green Area Ratio: 35% Car Parking: 160

Master Plan

* Working with architecture studio and equipment engineering team. Responsible for urban design scheme first. Then responsible for drawing general plot plan, vertical plan, pipeline comprehensive plan and other analytical/engineering drawings.

General Plot Plan

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PROFESSIONAL


Vertical Plan

Pipeline Comprehensive Plan

HAIHAN

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THANK YOU

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TO BE CONTINUED ...


SYDNEY


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