VIBRANT STREET
MUD PLAZA
RE-CHANNEL
NYISBYEN
DELTA
SYMPHONY
CANYON
MUSEUM PARK
SLOPE
This program is considered not just as a expanded area of the original P-Patch,but also as a community center that catalyze the nearby neighborhood. Urban agriculture can be used as an approach to connect the humans’ activities and eco-system. Different from regular P-Patch program, this project is define as a commnity open space rather than community farm garden. The site is developed as a “place” respecting the context and ecology to unite the relationship between community residents. The “place” is feature the unique character of memorial meaning and meditating, transcending the boundries of its location limits.
VIBRANT STREET CAPITOL HILL ECODISTRICT PROJECT ACADEMIC WORK | TEAM WORK | JAN.2013 - PRESENT | SITE: SEATTLE | TYPE: STREET DESIGN
The project Vibrant Street Plan demonstrates a creative urban street plan serving the historic and extraordinary Pike/Pine Corridor in the densest neighborhood in the Pacific Northwest. In response to community’s longterm vision and complex urbanism scenarios, the plan aims to enhance cultural identity and improve social and ecological performance of the Corridor by integrating existing community assets with a variety of green infrastructure and activated urban design strategies.
FRAMEWORK
The goals of the Vibrant Street directly respond to key challenges of the Pike/Pine Conservation Distric. The plan aims to create a diverse and livable neighborhood that is safe and supports social and ecological function. The core interest is to enhance the cultural identity of the community
TYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY A GREEN STREET LIFE
TYPOLOGY B CREATIVE CORRIDOR
TYPOLOGY C ECO-CORRIDOR
CREATIVITY CORRIDOR Historic building seismic and green retrofit will benefit the community in the long term. Integrate green Green and Seismic RetrofitExplore to use the shared green infrastreetHistorical design with Building adjacent historic buildings and developments. structure to accept stormwater runoff from building rooftop and street. Use the strategy of curbless shareduse street combined with various creative furnishing adjacent to ground floor retail areas to activate the public space as well as local business.
solar panel
URM reinforcement
rooftop garden
facade preservation
Lighting Structure
info station
graffiti
bike station
Plug-N-In Furniture
Medium Ske Phot Illu
STREET SPACE IMPROVEMENT AND HISTORIC BUILDING ENHANCEMENT PLAN
HISTORIC BUILDING CLOSED WATER LOOP
ECO-CORRIDOR The Vertical Green Structures are attached to the buildings at 11th Ave, providing the opportunity to connect the habitats of Volunteer Park, Cal Anderson Park, and Seattle University. New development is planned to be equipped with high-efficiency water treatment facilities. Reused water can be used for multi-purposes, including toilet flushing, irrigation, kitchen, and street recreation. urban agriculture
Vertical Green Structure
facade preservation
Plug-N-In Furniture
WATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
NEW / REDEVELOPED BUILDING CLOSED WATER LOOP
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VISION PLAN
Key Map
Nagle PI (Connect to Light Rail Station)
VISIONPHASE PLAN 1- CREATIVE CORRIDOR
Carl Anderson Park
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MUD PLAZA SOUTH PARK COMMUNITY REVITALATION ACADEMIC WORK | INDIVIDUAL WORK | SEP.2013 - DEC.2013 | SITE: SEATTLE | TYPE: COMMUNITY PARK
Located at the waterfront of the Duwamish River in South Park community. The project aims to re-create a habitat for salmons and other species as well as catalyzing the community with public open space design. The habitat could be well adaptive to the tidal performance of the river. The plaza displays as a platform for community activities and ecological restoration.
LOWER DUWAMISH RIVER WATERSHED ANALYSIS The Duwamish River and estuary provide several important habitat and physiological functions to juvenile Chinook migrating out of the Green River drainage into Puget Sound. The Duwamish is used as a rearing area by juvenile Chinook salmon. Salinity, tide height, velocity, etc, these factors affect the habitat for salmon a lot. Steady decreases in juvenile Chinook densities were observed downstream of the Turning Basin, with the exception of the most-downstream station at Kellogg Island (RM 0.6). Based on these information, South Park can be a key to connect the habitat system and link the history with the future to provide a new vision to the community and even to the Low Duwamish Watershed.
CREATING HABITAT FOR SALMONOIDS AND OTHER SPECIES
MARSH AND MUDFLAT HABITAT SECTION The section shows how the design use gabions to create adaptive habitat for salmon and other species. The key point is to repair or recover all the types in shoreline habitats, like marshes mudflats, shallow subtidal zone, intertidal zone, riparian
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tide in Duwamish River.
MASTER PLAN FOR MUD PLAZA MASTER PLAN The plaza provide an opportunity to include the tidal mudflat phenomenon into the community’s daily landscape. The plaza is also designed to support various activities and events, such as farmer market and community meeting.
PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM COMMUNITY CENTER
RE-CHANNEL THE MEMORIAL SPACE IN BERLIN ACADEMIC WORK | INDIVIDUAL WORK | SEP.2014 - DEC.2014 | SITE: BERLIN | TYPE: COMMUNITY PARK
Engeldamm was a space for shipping channel and Berlin Wall in the history. The proposal project envisions transfering the neglected public space into a memorial park also for daily life use. The park takes the function of collecting and cleaning water to create water-featured landscape, recalling the past and mediating the intensed use of Spree River’s waterfront.
SPREE RIVER
WATERFRONT PLAZA
COLLECT WATER FROM STREET
CLEAN WATER
WATER LANDSCAPE
WATER FUN PLAZA
RELEASED TO SPREE RIVER
Perspective of Part C
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Perspective of Part A Perspective of Part D
The project aims to give the memory of Berlin Wall and shipping canal back to the community. Inspired by the Berlin Wall Memorial, the memorial space could also provilde a recreation space for residents in the Kreuzberg community. The park programed with space like playground and water plaza is seemed as deconstruction of symbolic landscape.
NYISBYEN THE CITY ON THE WATER AND ICE
ACADEMIC WORK | TEAM WORK | MAR.2014 - JUN.2014 | SITE: SVABARD | TYPE: THE FUTURE CITY
Offshore Svalbard, Norway, the northernmost continuously populated island on the planet- Employing thermosyphons and other advanced technology to preserve natural icebergs and generate and sustain manufactured ice, which will serve as support for the development of a new patterns of urban settlement and ecological consevation.
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2020 population: 500
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2035 population: 10,000
2035 population: 10,000
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DELTA A SYMBOL OF CULTURE AND NATIVE
COMPETITION | TEAM WORK | JAN.2014 | SITE: NASHIVILLE | TYPE: URBAN PLANNING AND DESIGN
DELTA is a creative building group, in order to deal with the periodic flood impact and turn it into a chance to create an active neighborhood. DELTA implants itself into the neighborhood by sharing a flowing space to interact with nature, people and time. From DELTA, a dense and diverse neighborhood will grow up in this district, bringing a healthy and convient life to the city center of Nashiville.
SYMPHONY SHUNYI RECREATION CENTER
ACADEMIC WORK| INDIVIDUAL WORK | MAY. 2011- JUN, 2011 | SITE: BEIJING | TYPE: RECREATION CENTER AND PARK
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CANYON YIZHUANG COMPLEX DEVELOPEMENT TYPE: STUDIO | INDIVIDUAL WORK | SEP.2011 | SITE: BEIJING | TYPE: URBAN DESIGN
SITE ANALYSIS
LAND USE ZONING
LAND USE ZONING
COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR
The subway goes through the city, connecting Yizhuang with Beijing, but the stations of the subway are not well connected with nearby facilities and institiutions. The value of the station area is also undermined by low real estate development.
The site is at the center of potential commercial corridor on the main street. Its location gives itself the possibility to connect the community and catalyze the vibrancy of the city center. The strategy could be simple and straight by providing public space and mix-used utilities.
MUSEUM PARK A LANDMARK IN DONGCHENG TYPE: STUDIO | TEAM WORK | MAR.2012 - MAY.2012 | SITE: BEIJING | TYPE: MUSEUM AND PARK DESIGN
CONCEPT
VISUAL ANALYSIS
SLOPE P-Patch Urban Agriculture
The project is designed as a expanded urban agriculture program of the original “P-Patch” in Interbay, Seattle. It is also developed as a community open space that could catalyze the nearby neighborhood. The design respect the view from the site, trying to echo with the horizontal meanning of the landscape.
STUDIO | INDIVIDUAL WORK | JAN.2014-MAR.2014 | SITE: SEATTLE | TYPE: URBAN AGRICULTURE
Perspective from the entry
DESIGN ANALYSIS
West Seattle The view on the west
This program is considered not just as a expanded area of the original P-Patch,but also as a community center that catalyze the nearby neighborhood. Urban agriculture can be used as an approach to connect the humans’ activities and eco-system. Different from regular P-Patch program, this project is define as a commnity open space rather than community farm garden. The site is developed as a “place” respecting the context and ecology to unite the relationship between community residents. The “place” is feature the unique character of memorial meaning and meditating, transcending the boundries of its location limits.
Original P-Patch
SCENARIO The project is envisioned with five different scenarios, like a movie. Each one is featured with designated function and landsacpe experience.
Queen Anne The view on the east
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OTHER WORKS
Sketch in South Park 2013 Fall
Conceptual Model 2013 Fall
Photograph Construction 2013 Fall
WAX LAKE DELTA VEGETATION EVOLUTION / ANIMATION
INTERNSHIP INDIVIDUAL WOTK / JUL 2013 This animation reveals the relationship between sediments accumulation and vegetation transformation through decades. The Wax Lake Delta is a river delta in Louisiana that was formed by rapid deposition of sediment following the creation of a canal through Wax Lake off of the Atchafalaya River in 1942. Due to the similarity in discharge between Wax Lake Delta and the proposed sediment diversions along the Mississippi River, we can use Wax Lake Delta as a model for these diversions. Studying Wax Lake Delta will help us understand how land building and ecological succession will occur for these diversions.
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