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INSPIRATION SOURCE Most of my design inspirations are from traveling. Traveling brings me the enjoyment of natural senses, the understanding of local culture, and the direct experience of successful design works. There are also design inspirations and design expression techniques that burst out in an instant moment. Traveling give my design passion, materials selection,and how to make design according to local conditions. 22
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY Use the basic form, make an elegant design.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS 06
WESTMINISTER PARK Landscape Architecture Orientation Studio I Westminister city, US Individual work in three months I Design site is 90 ha
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FLOATING CITY Urban Design Studio I Location in Hurghada, Egypt Individual work in two months I Design site is 2.5 ha
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LEE LANDSCAPE Planting Design Studio I Location in Lee Hall, Clemson University, US Individual work in two weeks I Design site is 0.2 ha
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NECKLACE PARK Interdisciplinary Design Studio I Location in Greenville, South Carolina Individual work in two months I Design site is 60 ha
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GREEN SCENARIO Graduate Terminal Studio I Location in Charleston, South Carolina, US Individual work in two months I Design site is 214 ha
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RESEARCHES 44
CLEMSON STORYMAP Research project on Esri ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Websene and CityEngie Two teamates work I Work in academic semester for 6 months
INTERNSHIP PROJECT 45
HENGLI ISLAND, MARINA PARK PLAN Landscape Designer Internship I Location in Atkins Global, Shanghai Teamwaork I Representative plan is one independent design
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Westminister
WESTMINSTER PARK Location: Oconee county, South Carolina Professor: Robert Hewitt, Hala Nassar Studio: Landscape Architecture Orientation Worktype: Individual work DESIGN STATEMENT After I visiting the site and keep near all photos of site existing environment, I want to design a city-scale multipurpose park for citizens to enjoy their free time. This park can be an agriculture testing field, a large open area for harvest season ceremony. 6
EXISTING SITE INFORMATION Easteren cool temperate wheat Central interior and Appalachian Developed-low intensity Eastern cool temperate developed
VEGETATION MAP
Southern Piedmont dry oak, pine forest Managed tree Plantation-Southeast conifer and Hardwood plantation
Developed-low intensity
Developed-low intensity
CdB2: cecil coarse sandy loam, 2%-6%. CdC2: cecil coarse sandy loam,6%-10%. LdB2: lloyd sandy loam, 10%-15%. LdC2: lloyd sandy loam, 6%-10%. CdD: cecil coarse sandy loam, 6%-10%. CcD2: cecil sandy clay loam, 8%-15%. CdE2: cecil coarse sandy loam. CdD2: cecil coarse sandy loam, 10%-15%.
SOIL Developed-low intensity
gentle sloping moderate steep
SLOPE MAP Developed-low intensity
flat to gentle slope very steep
Wetland area
TRANSPORTATION MAP
Residential area
Developed-low intensity
West oak middle school
Photo of roadside
SITE ARIEL
Photo of residential area
Developed-low intensity
Photo of Oak school
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SITE Moutain view
Apple in US and South Carolina:
5 Top orchard in
West Virginia Kentucky
Virginia
U-PICK
North Carolina South Carolina
Florida Alabama Major apple area Minor apple area US state boundary SC state boundary
This map shows the apple production number in Eastern part of US.
CONCEPT LOCAL RESOURCES: what we have Greenland space Apple orchard festival Apple U-pick activity West oak middle school Good soil condition Slope variation ...
This map shows 5 top apple locates in North part of South Carolina state, most of apple orchard locates near Mountain Rest or Long Creek.
Festival Potential
make use of greenland to create apple orchard and community garden, to celebrate apple festival
Educational Potential
slope and open space potential area for student to learn apple planting technics
Economics Potential
apple is very popular in South Carolina, these apple orchards provide good market for nearby countries
CONCEPT SOLUTIONS GREENLAND SPACE APPLE ORCHARD COMMUNITY GARDEN TRAILS FRUIT PLANTING RESEARCH AREA
SCENARIO
West oak middles school
Apple orchard land
Apple orchard landmark
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Apple festival event
Open space Apple harvest
APPLE STORY IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Apple grow cycle An apple tree, like a person, develops and changes as it matures. New to planting apple trees? Look through these stages of apple tree growth.
Planting category
Apple tree
Maple tree
Cherry tree
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Cabbage
Apple orchard
PLAN 1 “play with water� pool
2 administer buildings
3 design parking lot 4 entrance foutain
5 educational saloon
trees planting
6 apple orchard
7 open space
8 outdoor family party 9 vegetable planting lot 10 community garden
2 administer buildings
3 design parking lot 2 meditation garden
2 5 educational saloon 2 climbing wall
2 hill
2 skating and sports
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A-A Community garden
2 horse trail
B-B Hill garden
2 pedestrian trail 2 horse trail 2 bicycle trail
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200’
400’
800’
C-C Trail garden
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SITE 2 MULTIPURPOSE GARDEN
PROSPECTIVE OF HILLMOUNT
APPLE ORCHARD
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SKATE PARK
SITE 3 COMMUNITY GARDEN
PROSPECTIVE OF COMMUNITY GARDEN
APPLE ORCHARD
COMMUNITY GARDEN
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This map shows the worldwide tourism relationship between design site which locates in Hurghade city, Eygpt to Asia, North America, Europe.
FLOATING CITY Location: Hurghada, Eygpt Professor: Robert Hewitt, Hala Nassar Studio: Urban Design Worktype: Individual work DESIGN STATEMENT Design site locates in the coast of Hurghada, Egypt. Hurghada has become the foremost tourist resort of Red Sea coast and an international center for aquatic sports. Hurghada is also a city under development, many new hotels and construction are taking place. This design project is aim to create an amusement park to enlight the coast area. 14
Hurgada, EYGPT
ABOUT SITE Hurghada is known for its watersports, nightlife and warm weather . Daytime temperatures are around 30 °C most of the year. Popular activities are windsurfing, kitesurfing, yachting, diving, snorkelly.
Coordinates: 27 15’28’’N 33 48’42’’E
Location The design site is one of the country's main tourist centers located on the Red Sea coast. Since the 1980s, it has been continually enlarged by Egyptian and foreign investors to become the leading coastal resort on the Red Sea
100 meter
Surrounding
Architecture
Activities
kitesurfing yachting snorkeling diving Spa and wellness center nightlife swimming
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WINTER
FALL
SUMMER
SPRING
sunbathing
DESIGN INSPIRATION Rainbow
rainbow color Barcelona arcitecture
ceramic pavement
Tropical style
ocean world 16
DESIGN STRATEGY • rainbow elements to smart car trail
• From rainbow elements to wall buildings
• Santa Caterina market to design pavement
• wave design inpiration to design topo
• ocean world to park front gate
• tropical ocean front to solar energy palm tree
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DESIGN PLAN
DESIGN PLAN
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DESIGN ANALYSIS DIAGRAM Design circulation Analysis
Smart-car circulation Internal surrounding circulation Pedestrian circulation
Design function system Analysis
ocean world entrance lighting phantom plaza
buildings
rainbow balance car pathway
Solar energy palm trees Multifunction open space
LED lighting fountain museum high Technology museum
Design Eco system Analysis
local plants experimental field solar energy garden sky view tent 4D IMAX
Solar energy palm trees Palm trees Tropical phantom fountain
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PROSPECTIVE
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Civil Engerneering Department Daniel Engineering Innovation
to dining hall direction
Open Plaza
Earle Hall
Civil Engerneering Department Clemson visitor parking Harris A. smith building
Lee Hall I Lee Hall II
Central Power & Steam Facility
Lee Hall Maple Plaza
Oak tree
Lee Hall III
DESIGN SITE
Lee Hall III Maple Yard
Lee Hall Parking lot Open meadow
to C2 parking direction
LEE LANDSCAPE Location: Lee Hall, Clemson University Professor: Paul Russlle Studio: Planting design Worktype: Individual work DESIGN STATEMENT During two weeks summer course, I learned and practise to design a site from super quick conceptual sketch to real model. I pick local plantings and use circle and line to combine them. Also, I research on raingarden, and think deep about what this garden’s user wants, as architecture major students, we need a quiet and beautiful place to slow done and enjoy time in natural flowers world. 24
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PLAN
SECTION ELEVATION
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PLANTING CONSTRUCTION B-EXISTING TREE
1L2-1
1C-FOOD PLANTING FIELD-4
A-CONEFLOWER-6 A-TICKSEED-11 A-TICKSEED-5
A-AGASTACHE-14
B-CHINESE ELM-3
A-CONEFLOWER-3
L2-2
B-Pomegranate Tree-1
A-CONEFLOWER-6
A-TICKSEED-7
A-AGASTACHE-10 A-MAGNOLIA YELLOW BIRD-8
C-PATHWAY-SANDY PAVEMENT
A-BUTTERFLY BUSH-5
A-CONEFLOWER-3
A-CONEFLOWER-4
B-MAGNOLIA-3 A-CONEFLOWER-3 A-BUTTERFLY BUSH-6
A-FOUNTAINGRASS-3
A-LAVANDER-4
A-FOUNTAIN GRASS-3
A-LAVANDER-4
A-LAVANDER-4
A-LAVANDER-4 A-FOUNTAIN GRASS-3
A-CONEFLOWER-14
LEE HALL III
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A-LAVANDER-4
B-EXISTING TREE
1A-TICKSEED-5
A-TICKSEED-7
L2-3
A-CONEFLOWER-6 B-JAPANESE HOLLY-6 A-TICKSEED-3
A-CONEFLOWER-6
A-CONEFLOWER-7 A-BUTTERFLY BUSH-2 A-CONEFLOWER-7 A-TICKSEED-5 D-EVERGOLD SEDGE GRASS-15 D-EVERGOLD SEDGE GRASS-15 D-EVERGOLD SEDGE GRASS-13
A-BUTTERFLY BUSH-5 A-CONEFLOWER-35 A-CONEFLOWER-35
A-TICKSEED-14 A-BUTTERFLY BUSH-2
Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics
B-RIVER BIRCH-1 A-LAVANDER-3
A-CONEFLOWER-6
B-JAPANESE HOLLY-6
A-FOUNTAIN GRASS-14
A-TICKSEED-5
A-LAVANDER-4
A-FOUNTAIN GRASS-3
A-LAVANDER-4
A-FOUNTAIN GRASS-3
PLANTS CHART
SYMBOL
COMMON NAME
BOTANICAL NAME
EP A-1
CONEFLOWER
Echinacea purpurea
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CT A-2
TICKSEED
Coreopsis tripteris
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BD A-3
BUTTERFLY BUSH
Buddleja davidii 'Black Knight'
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AF A-4
AGASTACHE
Agastache foeniculum
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PS A-5
FOUNTAIN GRASS
Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum'
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LA A-6
LAVANDER
Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote'
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MS B-1
MAGNOLIA
Magnolia stellata
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UP B-2
CHINESE ELM
Ulmus parvifolia
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PG B-3
POMEGRANATE TREE RIVER BIRCH
Punica granatum
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Betula nigra
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IC B-5
JAPANESE HOLLY
Ilex crenata 'Sky Pencil'
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C-1
CARROT PLANTING FILED
C-2
CABBAGE PLANTING FIELD
C-3
PHOTO PLANTING FIELD
D-1
EVERGOLD SEDGE GRASS
BN B-4
PLANTING PLAN 1 " = 1' SCALE 16
NO
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P D
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P C
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C Carex hachioensis 'Evergold'
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PLANTING DETAIL DESIGN
MAGNOLIA 'YELLOW BIRD'
RESEARCH CENTER BENCH
1
BIORETENTION
LAVANDER
DETAIL SECTION - 1 SCALE 1/8" =1'
RIVER BIRCH
RESEARCH CENTER BENCH
FOUNTAIN GRASS LAVANDER
STONE CORE
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BIO RETENTION
DETAIL SECTION - 2 SCALE 1/8" =1'
BUTTERFLY BUSH
AGASTACHE
CONEFLOWER
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DETAIL SECTION - 3 SCALE 1/8" =1'
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NECKLACE PARK Location: Swamp rabbit trail, Greenville Professor: Paul Russlle Studio: Interdisciplinary Design Studio Worktype: Individual work DESIGN STATEMENT The design intent is to create a multifunctional open space for people to enjoy and learn from nature. The design concept is abstract from Tulip flower which is a very popular flower planting among Greenville. This design enlight the empty space with meditation area for Yoga exercise and music, also, some children playground for chidren to learn and play. In the future, the park will be a very popular place for Greenville citizens to play and refresh. 32
PLAN
organic system
plants system
topo and circulation use
DETAILS 1. scuplture garden 2. meditation space 3. tulip flower bed 4. water space 5. open space for cafe 6. tulip appreciation space 7. flower bed 8. children playground 9. hilling green space 10. design topo art 11. parking space 33
GREEN SCENARIO Location: Charleston, South Carolina Professor: Robert Hewitt, Hala Nassar, Hyejung Chang Studio: Graduation Terminal Work type: Individual work DESIGN STATEMENT Research issues including 1. The phenomenon of sea level rise and its influence on the coastal areas as a global environmental issue. 2. The affected areas and conditions in the Southeast coast. 3. Sea level rise in Charleston. 4. Techniques for sea level rise mitigation in Charleston. 5. Design solutions for sea level rise in Charleston. Research topics The definition of Sea Level Rise related to waterfront condition of Charleston, its associated land uses, open spaces, and its modification to mitigate the effects of sea level rise. Design strategies > Estimate and analysis the flooding effect of this site, divide the site to different flooding zones. > Build flooding prevention barrier, flooding barrier is combine with levee and ecological island. > Cut the site ground into peninsulas, use ecosystems to prevent the flooding issues. > Building green walkable network for the site. 34
SITE GIS MAPPING parks and street trees system
zoning system
transportation and building type system
economic division system
sea level rise 1’ - 4’ system
site sea level rise map
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DESIGN PLAN
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DESIGN ANALYSIS surrounding system
landfilled
public scope
marsh land
levee
Residential Green Area
Green Infrastructure
eco - system
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SITE DESGIN PROPOSAL
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River birch
Black gum
Trumpet creeper
Lily of the valley
Image before design
Lady fern
One Lot Lawn Design Prospective The residential area is lack of trees, pedestrian part is poor with condition. The goal of design is to beautify streetscape and achieve 0 water runoff. The main design strategy is use trees like cherry blossom, River birch and Black gum to fill all the site, also, for the site, two examples of lawns development are chosen and detail design shows in the following pages.
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Lily of the valley
Grass
Image before design
Trees
Residential Streetscape Design Prospective The residential area is lack of trees, pedestrian part is poor with condition. The goal of design is to beautify streetscape and achieve 0 water runoff. The main design strategy is use trees like cherry blossom, River birch and Black gum to fill all the site, also, for the site, two examples of lawns development are chosen and detail design shows in the following pages.
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SITE DESGIN PROPOSAL
Plan
Site Plan Of Residence The residential area is lack of trees, pedestrian part is poor with condition. The goal of design is to beautify streetscape and achieve 0 water runoff. The main design strategy is use trees like cherry blossom, River birch and Black gum to fill all the site, also, for the site, two examples of lawns development are chosen and detail design shows in the following pages.
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Plan
One Lot Lawn Desgin Land cover is poor, we want to make the ground the absorb the water as much as possible. The goal is to have 0 water runoff of yearly water store. This is the example about how the garden can be design and how the residential lawn can be designed to me to run off goals and provide beautiful landscape like those in Charleston gardens. The lawn is covered with trees and layers of vegetation and a permeable pavement. Landscape cover should be native plants from the oak pine forest, a list of 5 plants is included for additional design elements, the building is fitted with green roof.
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SITE DESGIN PROPOSAL
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Image before design
Residential Streetscape Design Prospective The streetscape main being applied with bioswale, this stromwater management skill is using plants to absorb water runoff and greening the streetscape. Plants list including maple, river birch, lily of the valley, sedge, lily fern.
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Public House Design Prospective
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Image before design
MARINA PARK PLAN - INTERNSHIP
CLEMSON CAMPUS INTERACTIVE - RESEARCH PROJECT DESCRIPTION OBJECTIVE The Campus Basemap Project aims to create a functional, intuitive, and interactive map of Clemson University which will serve as a useful product for Clemson students, staff, administrative services, and researchers. Anybody at Clemson will be able to use and modify the maps and data for their purposes. ATTRIBUTION 2D- Use GIS data sets for online and desktop use with an appropriate cartographic representation. 3D-Build basemap project includes an online interactive 3D map of campus, Interactive Campus Map
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1 Hydrophlic platform 2 Parking lot 3 Entrance Plaza 4 Hydrophilic platform 5 Fisherman stage
6 Fisherman stage 7 Fisherman fishing stage 8 Ecological stone retainging wall 9 Riverview Platform 10. Sculpture plaza
INTERACTIVE 3D MODEL PAGE MAP PROJECT CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT During my internship, I participated in Clemson University Campus Base map Project, I created 66 campus buidlings with SketchUp and collaborate them with 2D map data to create a 3D Interactive map, acts as Search by Mobile App of faculties, students. Interactive Web App: bit.ly/cucampus During my research in CCGT center, I took part in Mapping Tiger Town, which act as a Story Map From Clemson University. I created 3D Interior Model of Cooper Library, Clemson in ArcGIS pro and surrounding environment. It helps to show a 3D visualization of Cooper library test the latest technologies on building interior models in GIS. To learn more about the project, please switch to https://clemson.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapJournal/
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