Onnie's Landscape Architecture Portfolio by Onnie Liu

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

ONNIE,

ON-YI LIU

HELLO;) THIS IS ONNIE! I am a motivated and enthusiastic candidate from Hong Kong studying MA in Landscape Architecture in the UK and seeking to develop a career in the related field.

Focusing on sustainable and innovative landscape designs considering the elements of people, wildlife, building, planting and water to create harmonic atmosphere, I think it is just like painting beautiful pictures using different watercolour palettes. I

am also a hard-working and confident team player with good communication skills developed through the past job experience and education.

onyi.liu.onnie@gmail.com loyonniee Onnie Liu

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CONTENTS

A. URBAN FUTURE

GREEN â&#x20AC;¢ LATTICE

DISSERTATION

P. 4 - 7

B. URBAN DESIGN

C. RESTORATION & REGENERATION

D. PILOT PROJECT

E. OTHERS & SKETCHES

MAES-Cheltenham

VIBRANT TEMPLE MEADS OASIS

WAI SQUARE

P. 8 - 13

P. 14-15

P. 16 - 19

EMBRACE THE WATER

ECO-GARDEN

WE-CONNECT

URBAN VALLEY

P. 20 - 21

P. 22 - 23

P. 24 - 25

P. 26 - 29

WATER PAVILION

GREENHOUSE LEISURE

TWISTING GAPS

DUCKLINGS' DUCKLING

P. 30 - 31

P. 32 - 33

P. 34 - 35

P. 36 - 37

BIM MODELLING

SKETCHES

P. 38

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GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE STRATEGY

THE GREEN•LATTICE

Concept Sketches

COOLING DOWN THE BOILING SYDNEY,

order to relieve the problem of urban heat island effect (UHI) in a developing city, the Greater Sydney, and the crisis caused, the concept of the “Green Lattice” is proposed. It is a 3D - Green Infrastructure (GI) network designated for cities with different elements of various sizes, shapes and heights crisis.

Individual GI elements, such as, urban open space, green

wall and rain garden etc, act as the nodes connected by strong linkages among people, wildlife and natural elements to form the “Green Lattice”. The formation of this network links the built and natural environments to re-provide the multiple ecosystem services originally provided by the nature – Re-naturing the cities and resilience enhancement of the cities against global climate changes.

A HIERARCHY of the “Green Lattice” with NODES and

LINKS is further developed for the design and planning of new or existing urban areas. And two major prototypes of the “Green Lattice” are summarised and explained as reference for new city planning or old district regeneration.

The Green • Lattice

Cooling down the Boiling Greater Sydney, Australia Onnie On Yi LIU 1906890

The Green • Lattice Process Booklet

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GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE LATTICE

ECOSYSTEM SERVICES by the GREEN LATTICE 1. Air & Water Purification 2. Waste Decomposition 3. Soil and nutrient Cycling

HIERARCHY “Green • Lattice”

NODES 1stEcological Habitat

LINKS 1stEcological Corridor

4. Climate & Radiation Regulation 5. Habitat Provision 6. Noise Pollution Control 7. Aesthetic & Cultural 8. Products

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Prototype 1 Centralised Node A major node acts as the centre of or that of the smaller part of the a GI lattice. It connects with the other minor nodes to form the GI networks. The prototype would be suitable for the location with existing larger ecological habitat or open spaces as the identity of the area.

Minor Node

Case Studies Melbourne, Australia

Boston, USA

Minor Node Steele Creek Length

The Riverway

Central Major Node

Minor Node

Back Bay Fens

Olmsted Park Maribyrnong Length Jamaica Pond Minor Node

Minor Node

Maribyrnong River Valley

Case Studies Stockholm, Sweden

Prototype 2 Scattered Node Numbers of minor nodes would form the GI lattice in a more intensive way with the connection of different linkages. The prototype would be suitable for the location lacking land supply and having spatial constraint in planning large open space. Therefore, the connections among the various GI nodes become more significant to the function of the lattice.

Minor Node

Minor Node Minor Node

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Vancouver, Canada

Minor Node

Emerald Necklace Parks

Central Stockholm - Cycling Path

West Vancouver - Canopy Cover

GREEN LATTICE CHANGING WITH TIME The “Green Lattice” is proposed to be a DYNAMIC GI network of which the nodes and linkages would change time to time to attain an equilibrium state that would be resilient to global climate change and some extreme events.

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However, urban development should be planned in a holistic way and some of the aspects, such as political issues, might not be covered in this proposal. Nevertheless, it still provides an interactive thinking of the planning of GI system from the point of view of nature and local community needs.

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BUSINESS & PUBLIC REALM

VIBRANT TEMPLE MEADS BRISTOL, THE UK

A new development in Bristol Temple Quarter is proposed

to provide a creative workplace and vibrant public realm in combating climate change by integrating the history, leisure and ‘green’ and ‘blue’ networks surrounding the quarter.

SITE DISTRICTS SITE LOCATION

Temple Quarter boundary

Temple Quay Silverthorne Lane

Bristol, UK

Temple Meads City Gateway

The historic arch structures of the old depot located in the riverside are revitalised and integrated in the new leisure riverfront. A BBC Natural History Unit would be re-located to the newly built Studio Park echoing the surrounding districts while the ecological buffer zones besides River Avon and Feeder Canal would be further enhanced to achieve ecological and flood resilience of the area.

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IMPORTANT STRUCTURES

CIRCULATION

BLUE & GREEN

Station Complex & Exeter House

Vegetation Water

Pier Ferry route Railway station Railway Vehicular road Cycling track

Old post sorting office building Former Gas Works retort building

Flood risks Flood zone 3b Flood zone 3a Flood zone 2a

Brock’s Bridge Former diesel depot relieving arches Good deport rail bridge Viewing point From site To site 1854 -1885

Temple Meads Station

1828 -1949 Feeder canal & Industrial development

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Former diesel depot relieving arches

Bristol Temple Quarter 2018 Enterprise Zone

Former Marble Mosaic Company building

Feeder canal

St. Vincent’s Works from former iron works yard

2015 Brock’s Bridge Victorian iron works

nd the Bath Road 1865 Bath Road Diesel Maintenance Depot

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VISIONS

ABSTRACTION

SITE CHARACTER

CROSSOVER WORKPLACE

VIBRANT LEISURE EVOLUTION

ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE

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DESIGN STRATEGIES Railway station entrance Circulation

Pier Canal

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Traffic Walking & cycling

TEMPLE MEADS STATION

Workplace Programming

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Ecological reserve

+8.0

Active zone 5

Heritage & leisure zone 6 +6.0 Greenery

Water Management

Greening area

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LEGEND 1. Temple Meads Dock 2. Feeder Studio Park 3. Underground Station Exit 4. Temple Meads Pier 5. Ecological Zone 6. Retention Grassland 7. Raised Station Exit 8. Avon Theatre 9. Avon Studio Park 10. Avon Heritage Front 11. Vertical Art Gallery

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VERTICAL ART GALLERY

Exotic foliage garden planting style used in the studio area provides visual and seasonal interests to people who work there.

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AVON STUDIO PARK

Featured pergola and seating as well as the special lighting in studio area provide a harmonic place for relaxing and leisure day and night.

AVON STUDIO PARK

AVON HERITAGE FRONT

Interesting seating in the heritage front provides playful and leisure atmosphere to visitors enjoying the beautiful river view.

AVON THEATRE

ECOLOGICAL ZONE

The habitats for both sides of the river are enhanced by various layers and diversities of vegetations for different wildlife.

RIVER AVON

RETENTION GRASSLAND

FEEDER PIER & RETENTION GRASSLAND

TEMPLE MEADS DOCK

The water retention grassland not only provides a vibrant place for different outdoor activities but also serves as a flood retention area during heavy rainstorm.

White fabric feature shelters provide shade and landmark interest to visitors in various area of the development.

FEEDER STUDIO PARK

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MASTER PLANNING

OASIS

SITE ANALYSIS

VISION & CONCEPT SKETCHES

FANLING GOLF COURSE,HK

Figure & Ground

DESIGN STRATEGIES Residential Density

FANLING Golf Course (FGC) is composed of 3 distinct

18-hole courses set within 172 ha of land. The Old, New and Eden Courses. The option proposes to convert the New Course and Eden Course for development purpose while keep the Old Course remained. Heritage and potential old and valuable trees are conserved in the proposed development.

RESILIENCE LIVEABILITY WALKABILITY

Residential developments of higher density are concentrated in the Northern part of the site closest to the Sheung Shui Town Centre which has better transportation network as well as existing government, institution or community (GIC) and commercial facilities. That of lower density are proposed in the Western portion of the site due to low-rise character of neighbouring uses. A conservative estimate of the flat production is 3,355 accommodating a population of about 13,420.

Land Use

Hub

Habitat

Circulation

Landscape Resources

Water Retention

GREEN OASIS HONG KONG FANLING GOLF COURSE LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN 170344913 LIU ON YI

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GREEN OASIS

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170467231 YAU KA LEE / BLA2

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Hello

Road Networks

Green Coverage

A - English Colonial Living Zone

Existing Site Condition

English Garden

25-storey Residential Building

Fanling Lodge

B - Hakka Living Zone

10-storey Residential Building Village School Fanling Golf Course Clubhouse

5-storey Residential Building Market Place C - Village Farm

Central Park

Botanical Garden Residence House

Resilient River

Campsite Village Farm D - Sports & Community Centre

Fan Kam Road

Pet Care Centre

E - Central Park

Columbarim

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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT

WAI SQUARE 方•圍 FANLING,HK

WAI Square is a medium-density residential development integrating with the characteristics of Hong Kong local walled village responding to the Fanling Golf Course Master Planning. The development also combines the idea of shared space aiming comfortable living & sense of community for the residence. It mainly consists of three parts of a frontage open space, shop house area & 3-storey residential building area in 7.85 ha of land as well as provides a total number of 240 flats accommodating a population of ~1,200.

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133 SHING TAI ROAD, CHAI WAN, HONG KONG TEL 3890 8000 FAX 3890 8339

GENERAL NOTES: 1. ALL DESIGN ARE THE SOLE PROPERTY OF LAND DEVELOPMENT LIMITED (HK) AND MAY NOT BE USED WITHOUT THEIR WRITTEN PERMISSION. 2. FIGURED DIMENSIONS SHALL BE TAKEN IN PREFERENCE TO SCALED DIMENSION. 3. ALL DIMENSIONS SHALL BE CHECKED ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING ANY WORK OR SHOP DRAWINGS. ANY DISCREPANCIES OCCURING IN THESE DRAWINGS MUST BE REFERRED LAND DEVELOPMENT LIMITED (HK) BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK, OTHERWISE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BEAR FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DISCREPANCY. 4. ANY VARIATION OR EXTRAS INVOLVED SHALL BE REFERRED TO THIS OFFICE BEFORE ANY SUCH EXTRA OR VARIATION SHALL BE AUTHORISED.

FANLING GOLF COURSE MASTER PLANNING

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WAI SQUARE WORKING DRAWING AS AT 2019-04-29

DRAWING SCHEDULE

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PROJECT:

FANLING GOLF COURSE MASTER PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT WAI SQUARE

DRAWING TITLE:

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THEi/BLA2/WS DRAWING NO.:

OL CHECKED BY :

GN-001 REVISION NO.:

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WHY "LOCAL WALLED VILLAGE" 本地圍?

STRATEGIES Summer

Woodland

Community/ Utility

Winter

Living

Residential

NE Community

Fanling Wai - Interaction of Space

Old Buildings

Traditional Activity

Gatherings

Open Space

Sun & Wind

Wall & Tower

Blue & Green

SHARED SPACE?

Commercial

Land Use

Circulation Corner

Fung Shui Woodland

Fanling Golf Course -

Balcony

Street

“Wall”

Water Feature

Road

Walled Village

Programming Topography

LEGEND

1. Main Plaza 2. Lawn (Holiday Market) 3. Fortune Plaza 4. Water Pond Garden 5. Main Street 6. Retail Buildings 7. Community Centre 8. Tree House Playground 9. Basketball Court 10. Warehouse & Public Toilet 11. Loading Area 12. Residential Buildings 13. Courtyard Area 14. Corner Tower Garden 15. Community Gathering Space 16. Indoor sports centre & Underground Parking Ventilation 17. Fung Shui Woodland

SECTION A-A' 圍城•風水林

Retail Area

Residential Area

Village Wall

Sunken Road

Fung Shui Woodland

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People in Shared Balcony

RESIDENTIAL INTERFACE 青磚•瓦頂 Drying Salted Fish & Fruit Peel

Taking a Rest in Pocket Garden

Sitting in Front yard

EDGE DETAILS

Playing with Others

Residential Building (Shared Balcony)

Pocket Garden

Retail Area

SECTION C-C' MARKET PLACE & FORTUNE PLAZA PLACE FOR FUN & GATHERING 水•人•聚

Special Activities

Performing in the Plaza

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Having a Drink in Outdoor Cafe

Holiday Market in the Lawn Area Play with Water

Gathering at the Theatre

SHOP HOUSE AREA PLACE FOR BUYING & SELLING 前鋪•後居

RAIN GARDEN DETAILS

Rhapis excelsa (native) Lady Palm

Appreciating the Beautiful Tree

Buying Things in the Stores

Taking a Rest

Rain Garden Collecting Rainwater from Rooftop

Saccharum spontaneum (native) Wild Cane (Jul-Sep)

FEATURE DETAILS

Pennisetum alopecuroides (native) Plume Grass (May-Nov)

Juncus effusus (native) Common Rush (Apr-Jul)

Canna indica “Yellow Humbert” Yellow Humbert (May-Nov)

Cyperus haspan (native) Paddy Galingale (Jun-Oct)

Ophiopogon japonicus (native) Blue Grass (May-Aug)

Belamcanda chinensis Black-berry Lily (Jan-Aug)

Iris speculatrix (native) Hong Kong Iris (May)

CORNER TOWER GARDEN PLACE FOR RELAXING 更樓•禾堂•愛回家 Enjoying the Beautiful View

Jogging

Walking a Dog

SECTION E-E'

Sitting around

Road

Bio-swale

Jogging Path

Corner Tower Garden

Going Home

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DISASTER RESTORATION

EMBRACE THE WATER

ASAKURA CITY, FUKUOKA,JAPAN

2017, the vicinity of the now closed Masue elementary school in the Masue district of Asakura city was hit seriously by torrential rain disaster in the northern part of Kyushu. A great loss was resulted from the disastrous flood caused by the heavy rain. Assuming long term mitigation measures carried out, such as the reforestation of deep-rooted tree species at the source of river to prevent soil erosion and loss of trucks etc., An immediate reconstruction plan is also proposed.

“Embrace the Water“ not only shows the beauty and peace of water, but also re-connects the villagers with the river after the flood. By constructing a water retention pond, reforming the river edge and rebuilding the housing elements, on one hand, the project tries to solve the problem of flooding, re-link the local communities and attract more youngsters to Masue district for future development. On the other hand, the modification of existing buildings and open spaces acts as a memorial landmark for the past event. Existing healthy trees are retained while new plantings are introduced in the area in order to enhance the soil quality, wildlife habitat and human living environment. RESTORE THE LANDSCAPE RESILIENCE MEMORIAL

中山間地域の被災地における復興ランドスケープデザイン

Landscape Restoration Design in Damaged Mountainous Area

九州大学と香港高等教育科学学院の合同教育演習 Joint Workshop between Kyushu University and

Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong

2018

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SCHOOL & MEMORIAL PLAZA Different little lawn areas are designed in the memorial plaza in front of the school so that people could carry out various activities and interact with the others. The school is converted to apartments for villagers.

BEFORE

AFTER

WATER RETENTION POND Gabion wall is used to reinforce the riverside and wall of retention pond so that water-loving or aquatic plant species could grow on the wall. By planting deeprooted tree species along the river, soil erosion and fall of trees could be prevented effectively. Micro-habitat is also created for wildlife, such as butterflies and small animals etc. The little hill behind the School would be reserved for the fireflies in the area.

RIVERSIDE WOOD DECKING Reforming and widening of the river beyond the outlet of retention pond help to slow down the discharge speed. People can enjoy themselves, such as fishing and water play, in various level of wood decking during different seasons with changing water levels in the river.

MEMORIAL PERGOLA One wooden school building is turned into a memorial pergola to connect the school plaza and retention pond area. Different kinds of climber plants are cultivated and Japanese sand garden style is adopted for people to enjoy a clam and relax walk.

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ECO-REGENERATION

ECO-GARDEN

EDUHK,HK

ECO-Garden, which is designed as a sustainable and educational landscape, aims to achieve â&#x20AC;&#x153;Zero Carbonâ&#x20AC;? and enhance the Biodiversity of the original site in the Education University of Hong Kong in Tai Po.

The existing storm water control pool is upgraded to an ornamental and functional pond s well as wood decking for outdoor education activities for the students, teachers and visitors.

Constructed Wetlan the purification of wa Pond providing a pollu amphibians, dragonfly a

SUSTAINABILITY

ZERO CARBON EDUCATION

WATER, NUTRIENT & ENERGY FLOW

* Architect: - Archidesign & Associates Ltd * E&M & Sustainability Consultant: - Win Engineering Consultant Ltd Original Site Plan

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Photovoltaic System utilizing solar energy and transforming it into electricity to support the operation of the whole garden

nd demonstrating ater in nature. Ecoutant-free habitat for and other organisms.

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URBAN REGENERATION

WE-CONNECT

WAN CHAI,HK

IN the bustle Wan Chai district, a tranquil residential area

is located in the southern hillside – Ship Street, Schooner Street and Sik On Street. The abandoned red house, old school, boring playground and long staircases make people never thinking that the area was once busy with residents and students. By revitalizing the old buildings, providing interesting community space, improving the streetscape and linkages, “WE-CONNET” aims to gather people there again to share, exchange as well as interact with each other and finally create their own sense of place.

REVITALIZATION RELINK COMMUNITY

Nam Koo Terrace Grade I Historic Building

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DESIGN STRATEGIES

OPEN STREET SPACE STRATEGIES

Micro-climate Leisure

Share & Exchange

Linkage

Play & Fun

Relaxation

Performance

Topography

COMMUNITY PLAZA SCHOONER STREET

ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND SHIP STREET

STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENT SIK ON STREET

Buildings

Open Space

Circulation

Greenery

Tree Planting

Water Element

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URBAN ENHANCEMENT

URBAN VALLEY

KOWLOON PARK

URBAN Valley, a green valley in the middle of the busy Tsim Sha Tsui District, is a urban greenery landscape project which creates a coherent, connected, high quality and vibrant network of underground space as well as improves the existing facilities to enhance the attractiveness and stronger sense of place in Kowloon Park. The design purposes: 1.) To enhance ground and underground pedestrian connectivity by the addition of an open cut corridor on existing landform and an underground layer; 2.) To create an attractive public realm for people to walk, gather and play both on ground and underground; 3.) To create space to optimize the land use by proposing different types of public uses in the underground space

*“Pilot Study on Underground Space Development in Selected Strategic Urban Areas – Feasibility Study” Design Idea Competition (Group Work)

Viewing Platform

DESIGN ANALYSIS

Airraid Shelter Exhibition Gallery

Pedestrian Connectivity

Complex

Public Open Space Children Play Area

Commercial Opportunity

CONNECTIVITY UNDERGROUND SPACE PUBLIC REALM

Aviary Heritage Revitalization

Bird Lake A’

Canopy Walk Existing Site Plan

A Greenery Ecology Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre

Viewing Platform

Main Corridor

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SECTION B-B`

SPATIAL DESIGN CONCEPT Upper Floor The upper level of Kowloon Park, including the existing buildings and canopy walkway, provides different spatial experience to the user. The existing Kowloon Park Sport Centre integrates to a multi-recreational facility to support community demand. An infinity pool located on rooftop not only solves the privacy issue, but also provides a fantastic view of Kowloon Park. Middle Level Middle level of Kowloon Park includes the existing park area and facilities. Kowloon Park provides urban greening and multi-functional uses to the community. Designs including linkage staircases and slope facilitate user to their destinations. Additionally, all old and valuable trees are kept for the ecological, aesthetic and social value of the community.

Nathan Road Canton Road

Ground/Underground Floor There are two major objectives of underground floor: 1) to improve the circulation between Austin Road and Haiphong Road and 2) to enlarge the commercial area to enhance attractiveness and competitiveness for the Tsim Sha Tsui Commercial Zone. The design strategy enlarges the open space at the entrance of Haiphong Road, greening and commercial area to attract people into the Kowloon Park.

Canopy Walk Main Corridor

Bird Lake

SECTION A-A` Aviary

Airraid Shelter Exhibition Gallery

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SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES

Energy Efficiency

Storm water Management

Microclimate

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Ecological Friendly

Reuse of Building Materials

Tree Canopy Walk

AVIARY The facilities and size of the existing aviary are improved. A smaller aviary is added on top hill to provide more space to the existing birds living inside the aviary. A small scale wetland is also constructed there following by a naturalistic stream downhill to the middle corridor forming a little waterfall feature.

BIRD LAKE Provision of more bird attracting trees and water ponds with various depths creates better habitat for the local and migratory bird communities. The existing Chinese Garden is transformed into a naturalistic lake and ecological environment for the betterment of wildlife. The existing birds living in the pond would be moved into the lake.

PLANTING SCHEME

Alangium chinense (Fruiting: Jul - Nov)

Flueggea virosa (Fruiting: Jul - Dec)

Bird Lake

HABITAT ESTABLISHMENT

Melia azedarach (Fruiting: Oct - Dec)

Garcinia oblongifolia (Fruiting: Oct - Dec)

Acronychia pedunculata Morus alba (Fruiting: Sept - Dec) (Fruiting: Feb - Aug)

Schefflera heptaphylla (Fruiting: Dec - Feb)

Morella rubra (Fruiting: May - Jul)

Streptopelia spp.

Leiothrix spp.

Pycnonotus sinensis

Dicrurus leucophaeus

Pycnonotus jocosus

Urocissa erythroryncha

Pericrocotus speciosus

Timaliidae spp.

Parus cinereus

Chloropsis hardwickii

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ROOF LANDSCAPE

WATER PAVILION

PACIFIC PLACE,HK

THE pavilion is designed to provide shading to users of existing podium garden of Pacific Place designed by a famous architect Mr. Thomas Heatherwick. Light structures and various types of glass are used as main materials. Different levels of structures with running water make the place more vivid and sound relax.

PEACEFUL SUN & SHADE REST

White Aluminium Alloy Strip

Clear Glass

Site Photo

Light as a Cloud

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Etched Glass

Hammered Glass

Fibre Glass

DESIGN STRATEGIES

Shape

Transparency

Supporting

Water Circulation

Lighting

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INDOOR LANDSCAPE

GREENHOUSE LEISURE CHAI WAN

THE design provides a warm, relax and calm library seating area for teachers and students in the Chai Wan THEi school campus by using wood and soft planting as main materials. Irregular shape wooden seating not only gives more seating area, but also more refuge feeling to the users. The water running at the top of the continuous seating shows a spiral shape and helps the air circulation in the green house. Soft running water sound is also created.

Entrance from Library Irregular wooden seating

Grey Concrete Paver Pale Brown Wood Strip Decking White Granite Stone Paver

COMFORTABLE RELAX READING

Irregular Wooden Seating

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Existing Staircases

The planting used is soft, fuzzy with different intensity of green colour to give people the feeling of calm, silent and relax. Most of them is visually penetrable therefore not blocking the greenhouse view. Some of the plants provide shading and screening to the unwanted view of facilities.

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COMMUNITY INSTALLATION

GAP SPACE INSTALLATION – TWISTING GAPS CHAI WAN,HK

"GAP" is a simple element in anywhere of our world and seems to be insignificant in our daily life. Road Crossing at Wing Tai Road, Chai Wan is one of them. People always pass through the road crossing without realizing the interesting horizontal space. Although it is missing from our sight, by adding an art piece made by yellow twisting fibres, that gap space is redefined.

The design of the art piece is inspired by the people’s road crossing dynamics. The twisting fibres symbolise the various routes of crossing by different people and even create more gap spaces in the area which people can see through. The height of the fibres also reminds people of the space under the overhead road. Yellow colour is chosen because of its contrast to the shade under the road.

Twisting?

GAPS Some idea drawings DAILY LIFE FUN

Site Photo

People’s road crossing dynamics

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Different size & shape?

Scaled Model

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COMMUNITY INSTALLATION

DUCKLINGS’DUCKLING DUCKLING HILL,HK

DUCKLING Hill is a little hill located next to Hang Hau and Po Lam area in Tseung Kwan O. Its lovely name came from its shape on the map but the head and neck parts are now gone because of the new town development in 1980s. It

seems to be an urban fringe; nevertheless, it is a community hub for the local people especially the elderly with a strong feeling of home and identity. People made their own facilities, such as rain shelters, staircases, floor paving, planters and benches etc., for all visitors to use.

2006, these “unauthorized building works” were demolished by the government due to safety issues. People “battled” with the government and finally got responses from their suggestions. Although there are compensatory facilities for users, they are not friendlydesigned and “cold”. Therefore, people pick up their tools and make what they want again.

Now I go back there and still can find some of the old things and more the new as well as feel so “warm” when using them. I really appreciate the effort of the community that I can still be one of the “ducklings” and enjoy the facilities. The art piece not just attracts people’s attention but also make them aware of the atmosphere as well as the special sense of the place here.

SENSE OF COMMUNITY

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Laying floor tiles themselves: The time & effort that people spent on the little things to improve their experience on the hill

Scaled Model made by reused mosaic tiles and tree branches from Duckling Hill

1:1 Part Model made by reused floor tiles and soil

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OTHERS & SKETCHES REVIT BIM MODELLING HING HAY PARK SEATTLE,USA

Video for Hing Hay Park (Turenscape) Revit BIM & Enscape Modelling HERE: https://youtu.be/Hx1JyGcbFZY

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