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Works 2008-2010

Mia Jessica Thio urbanist | architect Delft, The Netherlands

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RESUME

Both in urbanism and architecture, I believe in the importance of context, functionality and form. During the past seven years, I learned how to balance them through projects in Asia (Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Korea, China), Middle East (UAE), European (Netherlands), and Latin America (Argentina). I offer a passion to contribute in the urban design team with a strong analytical, design and visualization skills, and reliable team player characteristic.

Mia Jessica Thio urbanist | architect

Experience

Fields of Speciality

Nieuwe Schoolstraat 20 2613SJ Delft The Netherlands

September 2008 - June 2010 : M.Sc. in Urbanism | TU Delft - The Netherlands Joined the programs under the chair of Spatial Planning in the first year and the Urban Regeneration in the final year. By doing so, I experienced the whole scales of project: from the regional strategic planning, city/district masterplanning, to the parcel scale urban design guidelines; in both Dutch and international contexts. referees: Ir. John Westrik [J.A.Westrik@tudelft.nl] Dr. Diego Sepulveda [D.A.SepulvedaCarmona@tudelft.nl] 2008-2010 projects - Rotterdam Densification, NL - Den Haag 3spots 3lines, NL - Buenos Aires riverfront, Argentina - Almere-Amsterdam Twin City?, NL - Landport 2040, Almere Hout Stripes, NL

- Urban density and urban form - Urban design guidelines - Economic driven development strategy

tel. +31 626939840 mia.jessica@gmail.com

Apr 2007-June 2008 : Urban Designer/researcher | U+D Studio Indonesia, EDAW|AECOM Asia assisting senior urban designers in a wide range of tasks: research studies, preliminary concept design, presentation visualization, and project report. Projects range from new town to inner city vision/regeneration, resorts to urban areas in various Asian/Middle East cities. referee: Sibarani Sofian, MUD [ sibarani.sofian@edaw.com ] 2008 projects - Yeouju Golf Resort, Korea 2007 projects - Dee Mandala New Town, India - Tu Thiem New Urban Center, Vietnam - Langkawi Resort, Malaysia - UP Island Golf Resort, Korea - Georgetown Historical Center, Malaysia - Ho Chi Minh City Revitalization, Vietnam - Park City New Town, Vietnam - Nha Bhe New Town, Vietnam - Sportshub Stadium Complex, Singapore

- Chu Lai FTZ New Town, Vietnam

August 2003 - October 2007 : B.Sc. in Architecture | Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) Indonesia experienced in urban design and architecture, with the speciality in urban commercial center and morphological building mass. referee: Dr.-ing. Boedi Darma Sidi [boedids@itb.ac.id] 2003-2007 projects - Ancol Diving [Education&Recreational] center, Jakarta Indonesia - Bandung Mobility Centrum, Indonesia - Paskal Business Center, Indonesia - Maribaya valley hostel complex, Indonesia 2005 : Illustrator| Art Paper Publishing professional watercolor illustrator for a series of tourism books. referee: M. Ichsan Hardja [ majalayaputra@yahoo.com ] 2005 projects - Jakarta in Watercolor, Semarang in Watercolor

Personality & skills - Fast and focus - Team player: thinker and finisher - self discpline and relied to deliver on time - Resourceful and a quick learner - Positively motivated and ethical - Visualization skills: hand drawings, watercolor computer-aided: autoCAD, Adobe Suites, Sketchup

Interests planning, design, art, programming, music, movies, travelling, and experiencing different cultures

Awards 2009 - HSP Huygens Scholarship Program 2007 - 2nd winner, nationwide design competition, low energy house - Judicium CumLaude, Best Student & Best CGPA award, Institut Teknologi Bandung - Finalist (Top Entry, published), nationwide design competition, creative facade - Finalist (Top Ten Entry), nationwide design competition, modern ethnic house 2006 - Best GPA award 2005/2006, Institut Teknologi Bandung - 2nd winner, nationwide design competition, compact urban house

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Urbane Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam MSc graduation project (Sept 2009-June 2010)

Blijdorp Gateway

Keywords : Urban Network + Urban Density + Urban From Urban Regeneration Overview : A study about densification method, based on Economic Driven Development strategies. This project extensively deals with finding the relation within building density (FSI/GSI/OSR) and building form (urban design). The context is the inner city of Rotterdam, due to the need to revitalize the inner city and the municipality vision to add 10,000 new dwellings in the inner city.

Hoboken Junction

The final product of the project is the envelope design guidelines for the line along the ‘s Gravendijkwal of Rotterdam. Three main spots (Blijdorp Gateway, Hoboken Junction, and Kop van de Maas) will be the stimulation development points of the so-called “Knowledge Economy” line of Rotterdam inner city.

study area: - Inner city 475 ha - site area 80 ha

Kop van Maas

scope of works: - analysis - research - visioning - masterplanning - calculations mia.jessica@gmail.com | +31 626939840


CONTEXT : ROTTERDAM INNER CITY AREA

RBANE: Inner city & definition shifts

NEW CAPACITY | 475+50 ha

MUNICIPALITY PLAN | 475 ha 10,000 new dwellings?

MUNICIPALITY STUDY +600 - in search of numbers +1160 - fixed place(within the boundary) blaak

> 1946 320 ha

coolsingel +4,500 +4,445new - result: 4,500 dwellings westersingel

< 1945

PROPOSAL | 70 ha

Urbane+1400 Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam

+800

10,000 new dwellings? +600

is the max.

+1200

+1160

130 ha

+800

Context : Rotterdam Inner City

Unlike the other traditional inner cities in +1300 the Netherlands, Rotterdam inner city keeps changing the boundary definition and it is possible to reconstruct inner city area due to Wijnhaven island KCAP Wih the bombardment 1940.

+1200

blaak westersingel

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COMPARISON: the other studies which tried to meet COMPARISON 10,000 new dwellings: : capacity

COMPARISON +685: methods COMPARISON : methods Family housing WEST 8 study

coolsingel

shift of the inner city boundary & shift of the inner city axis

> 1980 25 ha

+685

10,000 new dwellings? Family housing WEST 8 study 10,000 new dwellings?

Wijnhaven island KCAP

-fulfillment of 10,000 new dw (add 9% area) municipality plan, inner additional new dwellings : municipality plan, inner citycity additional new dwellings :

WEST8 STUDY Central District Central District Lijnbaan - in search for place Laurenskwartier Lijnbaan -West and to the South. Wijnhaveneiland - fixed typology (family housing) -urban sprawl is replaced by the existingLaurenskwartier urban Kop van Zuid -quantity+quality+water

areas development+highly potential areasWijnhaveneiland could Total be utilized to the utmost. Kop van Zuid

- result: 10,000 new dwellings Total (in several pheriperial areas)

ca.

600

ca. ca. 600 1,160 800 ca. ca.1,160 ca. 1,200 ca. ca. 800 685 4,445 ca. ca. 1,200 ca. 685 ca. 4,445

2 km

Wih

76 The 10,000 new6 dwellings vision is claimed to be impossible to achieved in the recent inner 6 city boundary. This project re-thinks about West8 study this issue.

1 km

The shifts of the inner city boundary,10,000 new dwellings? followed by the shifts of the inner city10,000 axis new dwellings?

The degeneration of the inner city creates the +1700 need of attract back the inhabitants to enlive the city heart. Therefore, the provision of new dwellings should be designated inside the inner city area.

perimeter block typolog West8 study housing perimetershould block typolog

7

Further, the provision of new follow the economic improvement. In this typology: closed-block family housing closed block context, the place and network are the main with given numbers: consideration. This project searches for the closed : 0.4block NEW CAPACITY | 475+50 haGSI MUNICIPALITY PLAN | 475 ha value of place and strengthens the economic with given numbers: FSI : 1.8 network. LGSI : 4: 0.4

COMPARISON : capacity 10,000 new dwellings?

notice that the shifts are towards the Western direction, following the shift of the port.

PROPOSED STUDY - in search for place - in search for typology - in search of numbers

FSI : 1.8level) (fabric L:4 (fabric level)

+600

+800

goal: put 10,000 new dwellings,West8 in family +1160 study housing typology 10,000 new dwellings? perimeter block typology Wihelminapier x 3 goal: put 10,000 new dwellings,West8 in family study high rise, high densit housing typology perimeter block typology Wihelminapier x 3 +600 Method: Method: Met +4,500 +4,445 high rise, high densit +1200 +800 a. search for areas a. given area a. g - result: 4,500 new dwellings, in Method: Method: Met +1160 blocks guideb. intervention scale (new/restructuring) b. envelope guidelines : volume, b. in “Knowledge line�, strengthens a. searchthe for ecoareas a. given area a. g c. use 1 typology: family housing lines c. e b. intervention scale (new/restructuring) b. envelope guidelines : volume, blocks guideb. in nomic network of the inner city d. capacity calculation c. options ow +1200 c. use 1 typology: family housing lines c. e if combined with the municipality (total areastudy, needed: ~600ha) d capacity calculation d. c d. capacity calculation c. options ow the 10,000 new dwellings could be (total area needed: ~600ha) d capacity calculation d. c DENSITY

achieved by enlarging 7% of the inner DENSITY city boundary.

Wihelminapier x 3

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ECONOMIC DRIVEN development

in search for the place: where?

ECONOMY+social+environment +sustainability

- considering the shifts and the trend of the future developments: towards the West-South direction - questioning the definition of “inner city�: should be more urban-like, with higher density and more urban functions.

how?

PORTFOLIO

theoretical underpinning:

Urbane Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam

AREAS: Clusters of Economic Cores

Theoretical underpinning

Economic driven development: Economic Driven Development + Economic Clusters + Proximity + Accessibility The Economic strategy starts the development and has spin-off effects on Social and Environmental aspects.

1. economic cluster 2. accessibility+proximity 3. economic network

scale: city scale

Rotterdam Economic Pillars 1. Port&related industries 2. Medical (related EMC) 3. Service economy - other potential cores

left column: CONTEXT

1 km

ECONOMIC DRIVEN development

ROTTERDAM, facts&figures

9

AREAS: Clusters of Economic Cores

- 2nd biggest city (1st in sq km)

Theoretical underpinning

- lower density compared to Amsterdam/DenHaag/Utrecht

ECONOMY+social+environment +sustainability

The shifts of the inner city definition: towards the Western direction, following the shift of the port. This proposal restricts the Eastern further development and promotes the WestSouth direction.

1. economic cluster

- constant demand of housing stock Rotterdam inner city boundary (municipality definition)

- possible to densify inner city DENSIFICATION PLAN + 10,000 new dw (inner city) + 65,000 new dw (greater city)

Economic Driven Development + Economic Clusters + Proximity + Accessibility

The Economic strategy starts the development and has spin-off effects on Social and Environmental aspects.

right column: THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING

Rotterdam Economic Pillars 1. Port&related industries 2. Medical (related EMC) 3. Service economy - other potential cores 1 km

1 km

URBANE: Inner city & definition shifts

ECONOMIC DRIVEN development Theoretical underpinning

2. accessibility+proximity

3

9

ACCESSIBILITY : Distinctive Lines

ECONOMY+social+environment +sustainability blaak

> 1946 320 ha

westersingel

< 1945

coolsingel

130 ha

shift of the inner city boundary & shift of the inner city axis

> 1980 25 ha

The theory was applied in the inner city mapping and some conclusion could be withdrawn: the theory works in the Rotterdam inner city and some areas show the tendency of high potential yet to be optimized.

Economic Driven Development + Economic Clusters + Proximity + Accessibility

The Economic strategy starts the development and has spin-off effects on Social and Environmental aspects.

1 km

1 km

URBANE: Inner city & definition shifts

Legend Main traffic road Green Boulevard Dike path Public transport access Commercial line Water connector

Development shifts : Economic Cores&Accessibility role

7

The economic driven development strategy as the base of sustainable densification: the economic network is the base of the sustainable densification. Economic cluster creates the place value for the new densification plan.

10

Theoretical underpinning

Shifts of the development:

ECONOMY+social+environment +sustainability

-from the North to the South lines following the access connectors

> 1946 320 ha

westersingel

< 1945

coolsingel

130 ha

blaak westersingel

coolsingel

shift of the inner city boundary & shift of the inner city axis

> 1980 25 ha

3. economic network

blaak

-then the lines shifted from the East to the West lines following the shift of the Port

Rotterdam Economic Pillars 1. Port&related industries 2. Medical (related EMC) 3. Service economy

Economic Driven Development + Economic Clusters + Proximity + Accessibility

- potential new core

The Economic strategy starts the development and has spin-off effects on Social and Environmental aspects.

1 km

1 km

Stripes Main traffic road Green Boulevard Dike path Public transport access Commercial line Water connector

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DISTINCTIVE STRIPES : E-W

DISTINCTIVE STRIPES : N-S 0. BLAAK

PORTFOLIO

0. Blaak CS

CS railway

railway

Urbane Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam

tram metro

tram

E-W

tram

N-S

4L T

metro?

Residential & railway backbone

Public transport lines 200m

1 km

200m

scale: inner city boundary

- mostly public transport line - southern part metro ring?

- open plaza (market) - main railway line - mainly residential function

DISTINCTIVE STRIPES : N-S

14

1. COOLSINGEL

1 km

INNER CITY ROTTERDAM 2030 : Rb+Se+Ca+??

Inner city Expansion Concept

18

1. Coolsingel CS

A number of study was done to find the characteristics of the economic corridors which support the economic network in the inner city of Rotterdam.

1940 E-W

N-S

railway

blaak

1980

westersingel

coolsingel

N-S Kop van Zuid

DEVELOPMENT SHIFTS: - N-S lines following the access connectors - E-W lines following the shift of the Port 4L t

2030

M

left column: the North-South economic corridors, which serve as the stronger pillars of the economic and urban developments.

Zuidplein/AHOY

Residential & railway backbone

- high rise line - public transport line - main economic activities

??

spinoff

Service Economy

Cultural axis

1 km

1 km

200m

right column:

Service economy

DISTINCTIVE STRIPES : N-S

INNER CITY ROTTERDAM 2030 vision : Rb+Se+Ca+Ke

15

19 Rotterdam

2. WESTERSINGEL

2. Westersingel CS

railway

top: the East-West economic corridors, which serve more as the public transport connectors in the inner city area.

Cultural activities Leiden

EMC N-S Den Haag

4L t

‘s Gravendijkline highway main road

10 km

Delft

Cultural activities

Residential & railway backbone

- cultural axis - relatively low rise area - green/blue quality - fringe of recent inner city

Knowledge economy

Cultural axis

1 km

1 km

200m

Dordrecht

Service economy

DISTINCTIVE STRIPES : N-S

STUDY AREA : 3. ‘S GRAVENDIJKWAL LINE

16

3. ‘s GRAVENDIJKWAL

20

3. ‘s Gravendijk-

3. ‘s GravendijkCS

railway

middle and below: the main strategy for the Rotterdam inner city ‘s economic pillars; with the potential to introduce the Knowledge Economy line: the ‘sGravendijkwal line. This strategy is supported by the regional cooperation with Southern Randstad and further to the Belgium and so forth. This scale ends with the selectivity of the study area: the ‘s Gravendijkwal line.

EMC Lloydkwartier: creative art

N-S

N-S

4L

4L

port Zuidplein/AHOY

- fast lane N-S (1st in NL) - mixed function with high accessibility Fast lane N-S, mixed functions 200m

1 km

200m

1 km

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PORTFOLIO

DENSIFICATION CONCEPTS DENSIFICATION CONCEPTS

Urbane Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam

DENSIFICATION - HOW? Densification Concept & Skyline

The effect on the city’s skyline is indicated by the section images: alongside the Service Economy (Coolsingel, blue line), the skyline is high with the high-rises allowed in all spots along the line. The Cultural Axis (Westersingel, purple line) is relatively low rise with only the needle injections allowed alongside the line. The Knowledge Economy (‘s Gravendijkwal, red line) is to be developed in high-rises in the 3 designated spots, and limited in the pre-war zone area.

W-E

scale: study area

CS

4L

Kop van de Maas

Blijdorp Gateway

building height comparison, and the maximum height of the project proposal

Hoboken Junction

3. ‘s Gravendijkwal

four main zones with three main projects as the starting

t

t

2. Westersingel

M

T

1. Coolsingel

0. Blaak

point of the development.

N-S

source: ds+V

4L

T

t

t

4L

t

t M

A. railway

B. Weena

C. Middelandstraat

D Maternesselaan

E. Dijkzigt

F.Westedijk

Se+Ca+Ke

4L

the proposed N-S Rotterdam skyline Bentincklaan

A. railway

B. Weena

C. Middelandstraat

D Maternesselaan

Urban Density + Urban Form = Urban Design Envelope Guidelines

E. Dijkzigt

H. Doklaan

G.Maastunnel

F.Westedijk

I. Clemenstraat

URBAN DESIGN ENVELOPE GUIDELINES - AREA : 1. FABRIC 2. ISLAND - INTERVENTION : 3. SCALE 4. BUILDING HEIGHT - EXTRUSION PROFILE : 5. EDGES 6. NODES - FIGURE GROUND : 7. OPEN SPACE 8. DENSITY INDICATORS

TYPOLOGY BOX- prototypes

Urban Density & Urban Form GSI, built/non-built space

FSI, building intensity floating pavilion

low rise single/open block

perimeter block with slab

tower with podium

low rise single/open block

linear block with slab

perimeter block with slab and tower

stepped city block

perimeter block with towers

OSR, non-built space/gross floor area

1

2

3

4

The 3 typologies are identical in terms of FSI and GSI, but differ in L. GSI

L FSI

The typology box contains of density numbers as well as the representation of the form by presenting the urban density and urban form in parallel way, the discussion could be more concrete.

OSR

If we set the L higher, the possibilities are more, so we must set more guidelines to drive the specific form.

tower landmark

30

DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS

ZONING : ABCDE OVERALL

A

PROJECTS A2

A1

Blijdorp neighborhood

Blijdorp Gateway

A

- North: Blijdorp center, Southwest: green, Southeast: CS CBD

Zoo CS CBD

18

Pre-war housing Pre-war housing

B

B6

12

5

6

7

8

- Limited intervention, insert more functions in the existing urban blocks

EMC Expansion

C2

- Keep the 4 storey face, intervention from the next row

C1

C

B. ‘s Gravendijkline

25 20

10

- First point of highrise development

12

B4

B3

B5

C

C4 C3

Wihelminapier

EMC+cultural podium

Hoboken Junction

Lloydkwartier

C Katendrecht

City park Creative district

D4

D1 D2

D

D3

E1

E3

C. Hoboken Junction - 2 project spots: Coolhaven Stadcampus and Euromast Celebration

D5

D

15

B2

B1

B

A

CS CBD

12

A. Blijdorp Gateway

A4

A3

10

10

port in transformation

Kop van Maas

E7 E4

- Embrace the Waterfront & Euromast fellow

port in transformation

E5

E2

D

Charlois

D. Kop van Maas

E6

- Open up to the Southwest - New flagship project of the Southern bank

E

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PORTFOLIO ZONE A - BLIJDORP GATEWAY

2 0.6 32 0.4

PROGRAMS

10

10

1 0.4 2.5 1 0.5

12

mixed use offices

15

academy complex

25 20

18

international school complex

10

3 0.7 4 3 0.3

4 0.5 5 4 0.1

12

12

A. Blijdorp Gateway

+1400 new dwellings 15 18 15 18

2 0.6 4.3 2 0.2

1 PROGRAMS 0.5 1 3.1 0.5

10 15

18

ZONE C - HOBOKEN JUNCTION

42

ZONE D - KOP VAN MAAS

58

university complex

4

18

floating 0.7 F&B attraction

2.6 4

3 0.3 0.6 3 1.0

euromast/stadpark residential 0.2

15

✱ mixed use cultural center by the river

5 0.7 2.8 5 0.1

15 ✱15 15

15 15 15

C. Hoboken Junction

+1300 new dwellings

1 0.8 3.9 1 0.1

2 0.7 4.0 2 0.1

15

15

charlois shopping center

18 18

8 8

PROGRAMS

8

8

18

18

18residential by the river cultural center university / R&D center mixed use SOHO

8

3 0.5 1.3 3 0.2

8 8 4 0.6 4 1.5 0.1

D. Kop van de Maas

special features

+1700 new dwellings

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A. Blijdorp Gateway

PORTFOLIO

C. Hoboken Junction

D. Kop van de Maas

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PORTFOLIO

Comparison & Conclusion NEW CAPACITY | 475+50 ha

COMPARISON : capacity MUNICIPALITY PLAN | 475 ha 10,000 new dwellings?

+1400

+600 +1160 10,000 new dwellings? +4,500

+600

+4,445

Urbane Densification +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam

PROPOSAL | 70 ha

+800

conclusion: the comparison with the municipality plan shows that the scheme offered in this project managed to provide enough number of additional dwellings by enlarging the inner city by 7%.

+1200

+1160

+800

+1200

+1300

The stress of the inner city could be released by the western shift of the inner city definition. The port as the main identity of Rotterdam is brought closer to the inner city area.

+685 +685

+1700

-fulfillment of 10,000 new dw (add 9% area) municipality plan, inner additional new dwellings : municipality plan, inner citycity additional new dwellings : -quantity+quality+water

Central District

Central District Lijnbaan Lijnbaan Laurenskwartier -West and to the South. Wijnhaveneiland -urban sprawl is replaced by the existingLaurenskwartier urban Kop van Zuid areas development+highly potential areasWijnhaveneiland could Total be utilized to the utmost. Kop van Zuid Total

ca.

By doing so, not only the numbers achieved, but also the value of the place is promoted, enabling the development possible to happen in the reality.

600

ca. ca. 600 1,160 800 ca. ca.1,160 ca. 1,200 ca. ca. 800 685 4,445 ca. ca. 1,200 ca. 685 ca. 4,445

2 km

6

76

6

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PORTFOLIO

COMPARISON : methods to define the guidelines, DENSITY or FORM ? DENSITY-based approach COMPARISON : methods Family housing WEST 8 study 10,000 new dwellings?

Wijnhaven island KCAP

FORM-based approach COMPARISON : methods Bishopgate London KCAP

Wihelminapier Teun Koolhas+dsV

This proposal

COMPARISON :

Urbane Densification Urban Form and Urban D +Economic Strategy, Rotterdam 1 0.5 1 3.1 0.5

15

2 0.6 4.3 2 0.2 3 0.3 0.6 3 1.0

18

15 18

18

10

15

4 0.7 2.6 4 0.2

18

comparison : DENSITY or FORM ? 15

There are several ways to define the envelope for the urban design guidelines. Some of the study concentrates to the density and some to the form (see the comparison table). 5 0.7 2.8 5 0.1

âœą

West8 study perimeter block typology

15

15 15

200m

closed block with given numbers: GSI : 0.4 FSI : 1.8 L:4 (fabric level)

Method: a. given area b. envelope guidelines: height, landmark, view, sun/shadow, architectural quality

Wihelminapier x 3 high rise, high density Bishopgate

London KCAP

This proposal

3 0.3 0.6 3 1.0

6

Sun, shadow, wind edges&nodes/landmark 5

Form 4 3

2

1

Family housing West 8 Wijnhaven island KCAP Bishopgate London KCAP Wihelminapier Teun Koolhas This proposal

FORM+DENSITY

18

Urban Form and Urban Density

1 0.5 1 3.1 0.5

15 18 15 18

included in the method included, but less consideration given situation due to the requirements not included in the method

COMPARISON :

5

2 0.6 4.3 2 0.2

v O X

FORM

COMPARISON : methodsThe proposal: Density + Form approach 77

study projects

indicators

design area

Method: 5 a. given area b. intervention scale (new/restructuring) c. envelope guidelines: height, view, sun/shadow d. capacity calculation

intervention scale

Method: a. given area b. envelope guidelines : volume, blocks guidelines c. options d capacity calculation

10 15

4 0.7 2.6 4 0.2

18

15

5 0.7 2.8 5 0.1

âœą

15 15 15

Family housing West 8 Wijnhaven island KCAP Bishopgate London KCAP Wihelminapier Teun Koolhas This proposal

5

1

1

spaciousness [GSI/FSI/OSR]

2

Density 2 3 4

5

intervention scale

Form 4 3

parking indicator

6

numbers [calculations]

study projects

design area

included in the method included, but less consideration given situation due to the requirements not included in the method

design area

v O X

intervention scale

indicators

max. height [L]

Method: a. given area b. envelope guidelines: height, landmark, view, sun/shadow, architectural quality

Sun, shadow, wind edges&nodes/landmark

200m

Architectural surface

DENSITY

Wihelminapier x 3 high rise, high density

max. height [L]

Method: a. search for areas b. intervention scale (new/restructuring) c. use 1 typology: family housing d. capacity calculation (total area needed: ~600ha)

Architectural surface

goal: put 10,000 new dwellings,West8 in family study housing typology perimeter block typology

Compared to the other methods, this proposal combines the approaches of density and form to define the envelope guidelines. Therefore, it could be discussed with all the stakeholders: the government, the planners/designers, and the real estate companies.

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PORTFOLIO

Residential Heart Urban Strips Almere Hout A study about provision of high quality living in the Almere Hout. This MSc1 project (Dec 2008-Feb 2009) was the continuation of the group work of Landport 2040 strategy, a study about the regional visioning of Landport area (Amsterdam-Almere-Utrecht-Amersfoort-’tGooi) The project deals with the infrastructure scheme in relation with the surrounding projects, the density and the value of the locations.

study area: - Landport 840 sqkm - Urban Strip 16 sqkm scope of works: - analysis - research - visioning - masterplanning - urban design mia.jessica@gmail.com | +31 626939840


university will be the motor of Lelystad’s economic devel-

PORTFOLIO

e extended to Flevoland, creating new “Residential Heart” en the mainland and Flevoland; and illustration figure 1 n Landport: between mature Randstad network and the tad-Zwolle/Kampen.

RANDSTAD MODEL NETWORK

Perspective: Landport 2040

RESIDENTIAL HEART

RANDSTAD-LANDPORT NETWORK

GREEN HEART

GREEN HEART ECONOMIC RING

ECONOMIC RING

“Mr. Corridor”

ECONOMIC RING

LANDPORT 2040 - PERSPECTIVE MAP a perspective of LANDPORT 2. The connection between Lelystad Airport and 2040 C2

Schiphol

Almere

Lelystad

Now: 45 min (2x3 lanes)

Future: 35 min (2x5 lanes) CHARACTERISTIC OF THE CITIES IN THE NEW NETWORK

SPECTIVE CONCEPT

ments are used to define the perspective of Landport 2040. Purple Ring and Grey will act in the synergy of “Economic Ring” network, and Red/Green Belt and Blue will act in the synergy of “Residential Heart” network. Each city will have its special cter based on the role in the network and the connectivity.

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tutors DIEGO sepulveda META berghauser pont

4 Network Elements purple ring

Phasing Plan 1. economic corridor

Schiphol should be good and quick, to strengthPERSPECTIVE PROJECTS en the position of Lelystad. PROJECTS INTRODUCTION → Move the highway In for a better and quicker order to bring the perspective into reality, 4 strategic projects are planned to be developed. The first two projects are part of the economic corridor and connection will take place in the first phase of the development, and the following ones are

The strategy of Landport 2040: Four Elements, Trigger of a New Network City

LELYSTAD Center of business, logistic and agro-business

C

illustration figure 2

IJMEER Nature protected area

part of the residential heart, will be realized in the second phase of the development.

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doing these projects, the relation Amsterdam – Almere – Lelystad becomes much more important. The first PORT 2040 2

evelopment will be progressed in 4 phases, and 4 strategic projects will be the tutors DIEGO ering points.

sepulveda META

All project will be closely related each other, and the phasing plan will be synergyzed to achieve feasible growth. At the end, the 4 strategic projects will complete the Northern development, and the next phase (phase 3) will complete the network.

berghauser pont of the outer ring is finished which will stimulate the economy. PERSPECTIVE

Residential Heart Urban Strips Almere Hout

PROJECTS

NTIAL HEART TWORK

1. To make the connection and relation between Flevoland and ‘t Gooi better, we added islands. Those islands are accessible from both sides and connected mutually. STRATEGIC PROJECTS SYNERGY CONCEPTS

PROJECTS INTRODUCTION ALMERE

Mature city with economic center and high quality

In order to bring the perspective into reality, 4 strategic projects are planned living (living with red-green-blue) to be developed. The first two projects are part of the economic corridor and will take place in the first phase of the development, and the following ones are part of the residential heart, will be realized in the second phase of the development.

AMSTERDAM Classical centralistic metropole, global financial and business hub

DEVELOPMENT PHASES

ase 1

Phase 1 : Development Corridor Schiphol-Zuidas-Almere-Lelystad All project will be closely related each other, and the phasing plan will be syner-

economic center

Upgrade motorway (min. 2x3 lanes)

Oostvaarderswold

idas

1. Airport, Business centre, University, agro-business (added elements) strengthen the position of Lelystad → Lelystad becomes an important link between the Randstad and the North of the Netherlands. Together with the Schiphol-Zuidas-Almere, Lelystad will form economic corridor network.

The first development phase is strengthening the Northwest wing economic corridor. It will be realized by taking plete the Northern development, and the next phase (phase 3) will complete the the opportunity that Schiphol and Lelystad airports could be the main strong anchor points, and Amsterdam network. Zuidas-Almere are pontential nodes in the corridor.

LELYSTAD airport

new industrial area

ECONOMIC CORRIDOR

gyzed to achieve feasible growth. At the end, the 4 strategic projects will com-

horticulture university

Almere

In this phase, the interventions needed are (1) develop Lelystad airport-economic center-horticulture-university and (2) upgrade motorway and railway along the corridor and build Almere new industrial area.

Motorway tunnel

HIPHOL

The strong development corridor will generate the economy (more jobs and commuters, and increased population (demand of new housing areas, new consume of culture&recreation)

upgrade A2 Amsterdam-Utrecht (recent ongoing project)

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2. waterfront living

OOSTVAARDERSWOLD Nature green recreational area illustration figure 1

“Mr. Corridor”

hase 2

Randstad

Phase 2 : High Quality Living belt & Improvement of Public Transport

pansion Almere 5.000 inhabitants mere: 350.000-400.000 inhabitants g Almere-Hout Noord: 12.000 inhabitants) ive: 450.000 inhabitants

illustration figure 1 The second development phase is providing new residential areas to serve the outer economic ring. It will be URBAN STRIPS

“Mrs. Island”

Schiphol

Almere

STRATEGIC PROJECTS SYNERGY CONCEPTS

ISLANDS GOOIMEER new railway Urban expansion Zeewolde Now: 20.000 inhabitants Policy: 26.000 inhabitants Perspective: 30.000 inhabitants

strengthen the position of Lelystad

The complete network of “Residential Heart” will bridging the gap between mainland and Flevoland , and in→ Lelystad becomes an important link between the Randstad and the North crease the land value.

t will be realized by taking or points, and Amsterdam

hase 3

→ By doing these projects, the relation Amsterdam – Almere – Lelystad becomes much more important. The first part of the outer ring is finished which will stimulate the economy.

RESIDENTIAL HEART

1. To make the connection and relation between Flevoland and ‘t Gooi better, we added islands. Those islands are accessible from both sides and connected mutually.

ter-horticulture-university The third development phase is strengthening the Southeast wing economic corridor. It will be realized by takstrial area. VECHTSTREEK ing the opportunity of the expansion of Amersfoort. ‘T GOOI Tranquil water related recreation area Existing high quality living area with the richness ers, and increased populaUrban expansion In this phase, the interventions needed are (1) Upgrading the motorway A2 and A28-E232 (2) expansion of illustration figure 1 Zeewolde of nature Amersfoort, and new urban areas along the highway (Zeewolde).

Amersfoort expansion

“Mr. Corridor” The complete ring of economic corridor will open potential for broader cooperation (with the other network cities).

upgrade outer ring road A28 Utrecht-Harderwijk (Now 2x2 lanes, future minimal 2x3)

Schiphol

r economic ring. It will be ential development areas.

Almere

illustration figure 1

“Mrs. Island”

3. To serve the outer ring, we added high-quality housing areas in the residential heart

Lelystad

2. By connecting Almere-Stad and Almere-Haven, the city becomes more complete. This will strengthen the position of Almere as residential area.

2. The connection between Lelystad Airport and Schiphol should be good and quick, to strengthen the position of Lelystad. Future: 35 min (2x5 lanes) Cities in The Netherlands always cooperate with each other. They built polycentric metropolis to support each → Move the highway for a better and quicker other and be stronger in their position. connection Now: 45 min (2x3 lanes)

Phase 4 : Larger Scale Network Cities

FUTURE NETWORK

LANDPORT sum-Almere (2) build new ooimer (with water-related

2. The connection between Lelystad Airport and Schiphol should be good and quick, to strengthen the position of Lelystad. Legends → Move the highway for a better and quicker connection

2. By connecting Almere-Stad and Almere-Haven, the city becomes more complete. This will strengthen the position of Almere as residential area.

of the Netherlands. Together with the Schiphol-Zuidas-Almere, Lelystad will form economic corridor network.

Phase 3 : Completing the Ring

hase 4

Lelystad

realized by taking the opportunity of bringing the “high quality living” to the new potential development areas. Now: 45 min (2x3 lanes) Improvement of public transport will be also developed in this phase. “RESIDENTIAL HEART” Future: 35 min (2x5 lanes) New high quality living area with the richness of In this phase, the interventions needed are (1) develop new missing railway link Hilversum-Almere (2) build new nature residential areas in the “Residential Heart”: Almere (Hout)/Zeewolde and islands in Gooimer (with water-related ECONOMIC CORRIDOR illustration figure 2 recreational areas). 1. Airport, Business centre, University, agro-business (added elements)

Zwolle Lelystad

RANDSTAD

illustration figure 2 UTRECHT

illustration figure 3

illustration figure 2

The last development phase is larger scale network cities cooperation. It will be realized by taking the opportu-

Amsterdam

→ nity of the position of Landport: between mature Randstad network and potentially new cooperation LelystadBy doing these projects, the relation Amsterdam – Almere – Lelystad becomes much more important. The first nd and Flevoland , and inNational railway transportation hub, global center part of the outer ring is finished which will stimulate the economy. Zwolle/Kampen. The strong conurbation will open new opportunities for North/Northwest/East Netherlands. Utrecht of research and higher education Amersfoort

Den Haag

RESIDENTIAL HEART Rotterdam

1. To make the connection and relation between Flevoland and ‘t Gooi better, we added islands. Those islands are accessible from both sides and connected mutually.

AMERSFOORT -Center of railway transport, heritage and finance illustration figure 2

red/green belt

3. completing the ring

3. To serve the outer ring, we added high-quality housing areas in the residential heart

Economic ring and infrastructure enhancement is plotted as the first phase of the strategy, and later on the high quality living with the recreational landscape areas will fill in the so-called the “Residential Heart”.

A28-E232 (2) expansion of

n (with the other network

illustration figure 1

“Mrs. Island”

Strategy

STRATEGIC PROJECTS

2. By connecting Almere-Stad and Almere-Haven, the city becomes more complete. This will strengthen Lelystad Airport Citythe position of Almere as residential area.

OJECT GROWTH MAP - PHASING STRATEGY Phasing strategy Purple Ring

lystad Airport city metropolis to support each

ed by taking the opportunew cooperation Lelystadhwest/East Netherlands.

Definition: Lelystad is going to be developed into a relieved airport of Schiphol “Economic centers which have influence on regional and national level” Group. This brings a big opportunity for the development of Lelystad, 3. To serve the outer ring, we added high-quality

illustration figure 2

illustration figure 3

The strategy proposes the new network of Landport in the cooperation with the Randstad. Taking the potential of Lelystad, the new economic corridor Amsterdam-Almere-Lelystad is intorduced as the motor of the new network.

illustration figure 3

→ By doing these projects, the “residential heart” network will be strengthened, the former “missing circles” will be filled in.

doing these projects, the “residential heart” network will be strengthened, the former “missing circles” will be in. PROJECT GROWTH MAP - PHASING STRATEGY

r. It will be realized by tak-

Randstad+Landport

as well as the young province-Flevoland. Thus, this project will develop housing areas in the residential heart expansion of Lelystad airport, development of an airport city contain-

a business center, establishment of a new agriculture-oriented Variation:ing university and agro-business development, including horticulture and agriculture. - Amsterdam, Lelystad, Utrecht and Amersfoort are the main economic centers. The industrial area of Almere along the new highway is a part of the economic corridor from Schiphol to Lelystad airport. ture, urban design for the airport city Lelystad in terms of functions and spatial vision. - Utrecht and Amersfoort are mainly based on their position along the railway. Amsterdam and Lelystad Almere Closing the Circle are mainly based on the presence of an airport.

→ By doing these projects, the “residential heart” network will be strengthened, the former “missing circles” will be The project conctains design at 2 levels: masterplan for the whole Lelystad area in terms of functional, and infrastructure and ecological strucfilled in.

lmere Closing the Circle

PROJECT GROWTH MAP - PHASING STRATEGY The corridor between Lelystad and Schiphol is a project which is fo-

cused on Almere, about upgrading a regional road into a highway and downgrading a highway into a regional road. This will conclude in a fast connection between two airports what is a need for the perspective.

Grey Lines

esidential Heart Urban Strips

eveloped into a relieved airport of Schiphol pportunity for the development of Lelystad, nce-Flevoland. Thus, this project will develop ort, development of an airport city containtablishment of a new agriculture-oriented ess development, including horticulture and

gn at 2 levels: masterplan for the whole Lelyonal, and infrastructure and ecological strucairport city Lelystad in terms of functions and

lands Gooimeer le

Red/Green Belt

ystad and Schiphol is a project which is fopgrading a regional road into a highway and nto a regional road. This will conclude in a wo airports what is a need for the perspec-

n two parts and the urban design is focused by connecting Almere-Stad and Almere-Haere will be more complete. The area will acabitants.

n Strips

Definition:The project is separated in two parts and the urban design is focused on the downgrading part by connecting Almere-Stad and Almere-Ha“Connection to support purple ring on the national/regional level, and connection to support red/ ven. With this project Almere will be more complete. The area will accomodate 15.000 new inhabitants. green-blue belt on the local level.”

blue belt

4. inner heart living

The project is one of the Residential Heart area, and closely related to the Gooimeer islands and Almere inner city projects.

Residential Heart Urban Strips

Variation:The “Residential Heart Urban Strip” Project is a masterplanning for the urban expansion in the “Residential Heart” area. The urban expansion is Outer ring:triggered by the new railway which will fill the missing railway link, and

-Main highway Utrecht–Amsterdam–Almere–Lelystad (now 2x3, perspective 2x5) will connect Hilversum-Almere-(Lelystad). -Secondary highway Utrecht-Amersfoort-Lelystad (now 2x2, perspective 2x3) The overall development concept is “High Quality Living, living in Red/ -Motorway tunnel Green/Blue Belt”. Three linear development strips will have their own

Inner ring:

-Downgrade A6 to a 50 km/h motorway -Downgrade A1, A27 to a 80 km/h motorway -Make new connection within new residential heart

-Higher speed railway and expansion existing tracks along the economic corridor area will accomodate 35,000 new inhabitants. characters, and will be in synergy with islands Gooimeer project. The

Residential Heart Islands Gooimer To break the barrier between ‘t Gooi and South-Flevoland, islands will Definition: be implemented in the Gooimeer. Living at the waterfront is much in demand these days. The project consists of seven residential islands “Living in the residential heart – “living in high quality”; Maintain the existing high quality urban area which are assembled in three island groups. Each group is carried by a green island and one is in synergy with the Urban Strips. To drive the and extend it towards new urban development. ” project, a wellness island will be build. The overall development concept is “High Quality Living, living in Red/

Variation:Green/Blue Belt”. The area will serve the Purple ring and will accomodate 7,000 inhabitants. The new urban development areas have varied density, based on the concept of connecting the new urban areas to the existing areas by sharing the same density (concept model of “breaking the barrier”)

an Strip” Project is a masterplanning for the sidential Heart” area. The urban expansion is ay which will fill the missing railway link, and mere-(Lelystad).

oncept is “High Quality Living, living in Red/ ear development strips will have their own synergy with islands Gooimeer project. The 00 new inhabitants.

Blue Belt

ds Gooimer

een ‘t Gooi and South-Flevoland, islands will ooimeer. Living at the waterfront is much in project consists of seven residential islands hree island groups. Each group is carried by n synergy with the Urban Strips. To drive the will be build.

Definition: “Dynamic and tranquil water recreation area to add value of environment quality.” Variation: -Tranquil water recreation : Vechtstreek (fishing, sailing, surfing, canoeing) -Dynamic water recreation : Gooimeer/Eemmeer (sailing, surfing, waterjets, bananaboats, parasailing, competitions)

oncept is “High Quality Living, living in Red/ will serve the Purple ring and will accomo-

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red/green belt

IJMEER Nature protected area

PORTFOLIO

ALMERE Mature city with economic center and high quality living (living with red-green-blue)

Residential Heart Urban Strips Almere Hout

AMSTERDAM Classical centralistic metropole, global financial and business hub

OOSTVAARDERSWOLD Nature green recreational area

“RESIDENTIAL HEART” New high quality living area with the richness of nature

VECHTSTREEK Tranquil water related recreation area

Legends

upper column: the strategy of Landport 2040. The project relats to the Residential Heart, which means the red/green belt and blue belt elements.

blue belt

‘T GOOI Existing high quality living area with the richness of nature

AMERSFOORT -Center of railway transport, heritage and finance

UTRECHT National railway transportation hub, global center of research and higher education

Concepts Purple Ring

Definition: “Economic centers which have influence on regional and national level”

+14 500 inhabitants

Variation: - Amsterdam, Lelystad, Utrecht and Amersfoort are the main economic centers. The industrial area of Almere along the new highway is a part of the economic corridor from Schiphol to Lelystad airport. - Utrecht and Amersfoort are mainly based on their position along the railway. Amsterdam and Lelystad are mainly based on the presence of an airport.

Grey Lines

Definition: “Connection to support purple ring on the national/regional level, and connection to support red/ green-blue belt on the local level.” Variation: Outer ring:

-Main highway Utrecht–Amsterdam–Almere–Lelystad (now 2x3, perspective 2x5) -Secondary highway Utrecht-Amersfoort-Lelystad (now 2x2, perspective 2x3) -Motorway tunnel

+ 16 500 inhabitants

Inner ring:

-Downgrade A6 to a 50 km/h motorway -Downgrade A1, A27 to a 80 km/h motorway -Make new connection within new residential heart

-Higher speed railway and expansion existing tracks along the economic corridor

Red/Green Belt

Definition: “Living in the residential heart – “living in high quality”; Maintain the existing high quality urban area and extend it towards new urban development.” Variation: The new urban development areas have varied density, based on the concept of connecting the new urban areas to the existing areas by sharing the same density (concept model of “breaking the barrier”)

Blue Belt

Definition: “Dynamic and tranquil water recreation area to add value of environment quality.”

+7 000 inhabitants +14 500 inhabitants

bottom column: the close relationship with the Almere Haven, Huizen and the proposed Island Gooimeer projeccts. The new developments are closing the gap in between the mainland and the Flevoland. The main density concept of the urban strips relates to the provision of the public transport: the new railway with 3 stops in between Huizen and Almere Stad. in total, 45,500 inhabitants could be accomodated in the three stripes (in about 16 sqkm), providing enough critical mass to provide the public transport.

Variation: -Tranquil water recreation : Vechtstreek (fishing, sailing, surfing, canoeing) -Dynamic water recreation : Gooimeer/Eemmeer (sailing, surfing, waterjets, bananaboats, parasailing, competitions)

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main concepts

1

Living in Red/Green/Blue Area

Residential Heart Urban Strips Almere Hout upper column: The four main concepts of the strips. Each of the strips is given specific identity: the sport&leisure strip, the hi-tech strip, and the waterfront strip.

Maintaining parts of 1a Connecting major green areas 1b agricultural areas

Phase 1

2

Connecting urban areas - integration

3

Phased development [with each identities]

4

Linear Development with crescendo density in the center

Phase 3 Phase 2

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sections

low rise residential

phase3 heart urban strip almere haven-almere hout-zeewolde group: residential C2 perspective : 4 elements “trigger a new network city”

C.O.N.C.E.P.T mid rise residential

station area centrum

offices amenities

mid rise residential

low rise residential

botanical garden

bottom column: The concept diagram of each strip development guideline. The concept considers the density and the typology.

urban structure

transportation system / node point

car access

main road

car access

tram line

highway/railway

water system

exclusive water residt’l

phasing

(existing)

2008

phase 1

2023

sluis (up/down)

exclusive water residt’l wetland/retention pond

phase 2

2028

phase 3

2033

2038

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PORTFOLIO

Masterplan concepts Existing condition

Masterplan Concepts

urban strips

Density/Typology Concepts

centrum

Residential Heart Urban Strips Almere Hout left column: The existing condition of the site: a proposed railway from the strategy scheme, and green fingers quality as the main feature of the site.

green

office parks

middle column: The concepts of the masterplan, typical for all three stripes, results in the coherence of the whole project. right column: The density in relation to the typolgy concepts. The crescendo of the inhabitants relates to the proximity to the public transport nodes.

infrastructure

townhouses

land use

villas

masterplan

parks

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Masterplan

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botanical garden camp site/ice rink water/lake villas museum administrative sport facilities tram train station/bus station warehouses exclusive shops walk mixed use

water/lake villas future expansion

Golf course

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warehouse

URBAN STRIP LIVING in ALMERE HOUT/ZEEWOLDE FAR indicator sections

golf course

low rise residential

C.O.N.C.E.P.T mid rise residential

station area centrum

offices amenities

mid rise residential

low rise residential

botanical garden

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Nha Bhe, Vietnam | 2007 | 350 Ha (8,2 km waterfront area)

PORTFOLIO

Profesional work in U+D Studio | EDAW|AECOM Nha Bhe New Town, Vietnam Urban design project in a swampy area of Nha Bhe, Vietnam. The river naturally divides the site into four main parts, which were given distinct concepts: canal, leisure, commercial, and new town districts.

Types of projects New Town Resort Revitalization

Scopes of works Analysis Research Preliminary Design Visualization

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Ho Chi Minh City Competition, Vietnam | 2007 | 930 Ha

PORTFOLIO

Profesional work in U+D Studio | EDAW|AECOM Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam A short-listed urban revitalizaion competition in the capital of Vietnam. The scheme counts the waterfront as the main point of the revitalization, connecting the North(maritime leisure center)-South(media center), West(old center)-East(new town Tu Thiem district).

Types of projects New Town Resort Revitalization

Scopes of works Analysis Research Preliminary Design Visualization

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Park City New Town, Vietnam | 2008 | 105 Ha

PORTFOLIO

Profesional work in U+D Studio | EDAW|AECOM Park City New Town, Vietnam Urban design project in the Western outskirt part of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. The project compromising the old social housing area into more profit oriented development. Thus, the concepts are designing higher density center with more working space, and protecting natural wetland area for leisure center.

Types of projects New Town Resort Revitalization

Scopes of works Analysis Research Preliminary Design Visualization

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