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2021

Applying for Master of Landscape Architecture MLA Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 2022.6 Nanjing Forestery University


EDUCATION

CONTENTS

[SEP.2018-JUN.2022]

Nanjing Forestry University, the College of Landscape Architecture

[CIRCLE]

Major: Landscape Architecture

THE 'CIRCULATION' OF THE LANDSCAPE

Average score: 87.15/100

PROFICVIENCY Profrssional skills

Qualities

Photoshop

Hand drawing

Illustrator

Model Making

Auto CAD

Logic Analysis

SketchUp

Literature search

Rhino

Cooperation

ArcGIS

Communication

THE WATER FLOW

THE CROWD

PAN-ZIYI

+86 198-5285-6088

Lumion

panziyi000718@163.com

Grasshopper Indesign Global Mapper

ABOUT ME

INTERN EXPERIENCES

I consider myself a brilliant individual with a special eye for appreciating beauty, who grew up in a family background full of cultural and artistic atmosphere. Although I have not received systematic training in the art since primary school, years of flexible education and my strong interest in art have furnished me with rigorous logical thought and bright intelligence of social hot issues. From my perspective, landscape architecture is an inter-disciplinary subject that combines rational outlook and emotional punch, which greatly matches my interests and pursuits. Therefore, I believe that landscape architecture is something that makes me a more thoughtful and well-rounded human being, meanwhile, something that is worth being explored in my whole life. Besides, guided by my born curiosity about the critical role of landscape architecture in solving social problems in the field of urban space design, I decided to study landscape architecture as my undergraduate major and I am eager to achieve more in this area after several years’ accumulation. I am ready to overcome any obstacle lying ahead to pursue my dream.

JUL.2021-SEP.2021

Standing at this crossroad of my life, I firmly choose to pursue a master’s degree in landscape architecture in a world-renown university overseas to further develop myself in the art of designing environments. To fulfill this, I am keeping practicing myself to fully get ready for the oncoming difficulties. With a strong landscape background, versatile computational skills, innovative ability, inter-disciplinary cognition, a great concern to social equity and environmental justice, I now identify my needs as a comprehensive knowledge system of landscape architecture, advanced digital analysis approaches, and cutting-edge design expertise, which could be perfectly addressed by studying the MLA program at University College London .

AWARDS/HONORS SEP.2021

Excellent Student Award: Nanjing Forestry University

Architecture and Engineering Co., Ltd. of Southeast University LANDSCAPE DESIGNER ASSISTANT •Assisted in the landscape projects and collected project profiles and relevant data. •Participated in regular seminars and compiled reports. JUL.2020-SEP.2020

JUN.2019

The 2nd Prize of National English Competition for College Students

Urban transport installation

XuYao Glass Factory, SuQian, China

Jiangsu Hospital of Chinese Medicine, NanJing, China

Individual Work DEC.2019-APR.2020

Individual Work MAY.2020-SEP.2020

Nanjing Dadong Environmental Art Engineering Co., Ltd. LANDSCAPE DESIGNER ASSISTANT •Mainly took charge of the drawing of color plans and model making. •Participated in regular seminars and compiled reports.

THE HISTORY

THE LANDSCAPE

Cultural wharf design

Green Infrastructure research

RESEARCH EXPERIENCES JUN.2020-JUN.2021

A Research on the Landscape of Traditional Villages of Chenghan Village, Huizhou Leader of Research Group •Instructor: ZHANG Yeqian •Researched on the current condition and features of traditional villages in southern China. •Took charge of the sections of data collecting and paper writing.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCE SEP.2018-JUN.2019

Youth Volunteer Association, NJFU •Organized the implementation of voluntary service activities including blood donation activity and community service at kindergartens near school. •Promoted activities on official online platforms and collected feedback.

DEC.2019

Advanced Individual in Subject Competition: Nanjing Forestry University

Reconstruction of industrial sites

Fai Chi Kei, Macau, China

Team Work FEB.2021-APR.2021

Saihongqiao Interchange& Ruanjian Avenue Interchange, NanJing, China

Individual Work JUN.2021-SEP.2021

SEP.2018-JUN.2019

Department of Organization, College of Landscape Architecture, NJFU •Took charge of the organization and planning of events such as the debate competition and graduation ceremony.

Things ranging from the intuitive water flow, the people coming and going, the greening of the city to the history and culture are all in motion and has its own underlying laws. As landscape architects, we need to discover, grasp and use these laws to reach our goals


RWL:23.0 TWL:26.0 LWL:20.5

SITE CONDITION AND PROBLEMS SITE DESCRIPTION Transportation and car parks

RWL:19.2 TWL:26.0 LWL:18.73

RWL:18.87 TWL:20.5 LWL:18.76

Trunk Roads Urban Roads

PROBLEMS Traffic Conjection

Roadside Parking

Branches Site

Surrounding areas and development

Domestic Garbage

Site Residential Area Commercial District

Existing construction

Unemployment Lack of Greening

RWL:18.87 TWL:19.2 LWL:18.2

House Price High House Price Mid

Ship Pollution

House Price Low Site Commercial District Historical Site Water Level

Displaced Plant Construction Waste Glass piled up

Urban Waterlogging

Grassland and water

PROJECT 01 THE WATER FLOW Reinvents Landscape Design of XUYAO Glass Factory The site is located in the downtown area of Suqian. It is a witness to the evolution of the BeijingHangzhou Grand Canal in various historical periods and the birthplace of China’s national industry. However, with the changes in history, the site gradually loses its original vitality and value, so how to combine the brownfield ecology restoration with its historical value to create a characteristic park site where citizens can experience the history and culture of the canal as well as the value of ecological restoration is the focus of this case.

Greening Canal Site

Lack of Landscape


BACKGROUND ANALYSIS

1206

1872

Renovating the Grand Canal

2279BC

Empire Yu Harnessing Surabaya River

Ecology War

581

1603

Empire Yang digging the TongJi Canal

ZhangJian established YaoXu glass factory

AFER 1872

JinFu digging the Middle Canal

1894

1903

China Merchants Group established

Steam ships being introduced to the Grand Canal

1900

Sino Japanese Siege of the International War Legations

1914

1905

1931

Northern Expedition

War of aggression Chinese Civil War against China

China Civil War broke out

1931

YaoXu glass factory was put into operation

1926

1946

Separatist regime of domestic warlords

1958

The war of aggression against China broke out

Suqian county government prepares to set up Jiangsu glass factory

Population

Shanty Town

1920

Abandoned Factory

1930

AFTER 1972

The output value has increased year after year

2021 SuYu district 11,000RMB/M2

House price

1910

Jiangsu glass factory was put into operation

1946

Industry activities

1900

1968

1940

1950

1960 Ship Pollution

1970

1980

1990

2000 Glasses Piled Up


PROCESS AND STRATEGY


MASTER PLAN

Entrance square

Industrial Museum

Parking lot

Cultural and creative store

Creative block

Swale

Rainwater garden

Waterfront plaza

Tourist Service Center

Restaurant

Rainwater garden

Creative studio

Industrial Museum

Rainwater garden


DESIGN ANALLYSIS

Distortion& Orientation

SectionA-A'

SectionB-B'

Water Purification

Connection& Organization

Stormwater collection& drainage

Rainwater garden


ARIEL VIEW

Inundation Analysis

Water level:18.9

Water level:19.5

Water level:20.5


Waterfront wetland

Waterfront Wetland In the waterfront plaza, a virety forms of wetlands could firstly provide habitats for local organisms and they could also purify the water which was polluted, and could creat a hydrophilic amusement area

Plant Configuration Due to seasonal and aromatic characteristics, unique plants in the SuYu District were selected

Arbor

Herbaceous plant

Aquatic plant Submerged plant

Floating plant

Emergent plant


SITE CONDITION

SITE ANALYSIS Heat Density The crowd density in the venue is large

Public Transportation Bus Stop Metro Line

Surroundings Site Hospital Office Commercial Area Residental Area

Site Location

EXISTING PROBLEMS

PROJECT 02 THE CROWD Design of the Crowd Division and Guidence Device The spread of COVID-19 has exacerbated the burden on medical infrastructure around the world. The site is located in the front square of a larger general hospital in Jiangsu Province, and after 2019, the amount of people in the venue has increased, the crowd is complex and the inability to provide a smooth passage space in the event of an emergency has placed a great burden on the hospital's front square. Therefore, how to create a more flexible and efficient traffic space is the main topic of our case, and we have set up a variable structure through movable devices, spatial diversion and reasonable crowd differentiation, hoping to respond to the transportation design of urban public health infrastructure in the post-epidemic era.


TIMELINE& POPULATION COMPOSITION

CONCEPT GENERATION In order to avoid the intersection of pedestrian streamlines and non-motorized streamlines in the site, choose a three-dimensional traffic method.

Through the targeted passage design, it is easier for pedestrians to choose their own paths, increasing the efficiency of traffic.

When faced with a sharp-angled intersection, pedestrians will instinctively choose the path instead of following the crowd under the impetus of psychological cues.

By closing the passage entrance, the path selection of pedestrians is limited, and the entrance is opened at a specific time, increasing the efficiency of traffic

STRATEGY


AXONOMETRIC EXPLOSION

MASTER PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN


INTERACTION DESIGN

TRANSPORTATION-MEDICATION INTERCONNECTION SYSTEM The real-time data of the hospital and public transportation is transmitted to the user terminal through the app, so that the public can make an appointment for treatment in advance and arrange a travel plan, and seek medical treatment in an orderly manner under the guidance of the device. Through the design of this case, the pressure on medical infrastructure can be greatly alleviated and the probability of emergency events can be greatly reduced, which has become an attempt to interconnect medical transportation systems in the post-epidemic era.

Hospital

Facility

Metro Station

Bus Stop

Finally, we don't have to go through the non motorized lane by bus! The road is no longer crowded!

The second floor of the structure

West entrance of structure


PROJECT 03 THE HISTORY Macau Deck Park

With the construction and development of the city, the supporting infrastructure in different regions has shown an unfair distribution and development trend, so how to make the landscape convey the characteristics of fairness in material and spiritual terms is the common goal of landscape architects and the government. With the development of Macau's gaming industry the resources allocated to different blocks in the city are uneven. There are a large number of shiprelated facilities in the northern part of the city, and with the weakening of the economy, the green infrastructure in the area is gradually lacking, and the spiritual identity of foreign residents for the area is gradually lacking. By studying the image of the deck, this case combines green space with crowd activities to create a three-dimensional and effective form of activity, transportation and greening organization in Macao's limited urban space. In order to achieve the purpose of awakening people's cultural identity for the site and completing the green infrastructure support

Problem The vanishing site memory

Before 1535

1535

After 1535

Open island economy

Port opening

Cultural integration

The traditional way of life around the harbor is gradually forgotten

Gambling tourism has become Macao's current cultural landmark and economic pillar, gradually covering up the historical tradition of harbor life Horse racing gambling is legal 1844

Gambling is legally taxed 1847

The gambling industry was declared legal 1961


REQUIREMENTS OF THE CROWD

DESIGN FRAMEWORK


PROTOTYPE STUDY Portuguese sailboat

Freighter

Cruise

Fishing boat

PrototypeA

PrototypeB

PrototypeA

PrototypeB

PrototypeA

PrototypeB

PrototypeA

PrototypeB

Stairs

Mooring

Division

Loading

Layers

Extend

Shunt

Concave

Ancient boat PrototypeA

Shelter

PrototypeB

Opening

Take steps and flexibility types from the raised stern and lifeboat deck of European sailboats

Take division and loading types from the container on the deck and warehouse on the Freighters' deck

Take layers and extensions types from the multi-layer deck of the cruise ship and the independent tourist deck

Take shunt and loading type from the sharp angle bow of the fishing boat and the concave storage deck

Take shelter and opening types from covered deck and open deck of ancient ships

Mooring

Education

Sightseeing& Resting

Sightseeing

Commuting& Sightseeing

Sightseeing

Sportation

Education& Playing

Sightseeing

Marketing& Cultural Experiencing


MASTER PLAN


COLLAGE AND DETAILED PLAN Waterfront Market

Central Square

Deck Experiencing Space

N

N

N

30 ft

30 ft

30 ft

The three sites respectively meet the needs of local residents and foreign tourists for cultural tourism, sports and science education, creating a three-dimensional and diverse waterfront cultural landscape, awakening the local residents' sense of identity with the venue and alleviating the lack of greening in the urban area


PROJECT 04 THE LANDSCAPE Management and Optimization of Urban Forests around Overpasses The overpass produces a lot of carbon dioxide, particulate and noise pollution. However, the green space around the overpass in the city is unevenly distributed because of the outdated planting technology and the high greening expenses; Therefore, I will not only optimize and manage the selection of tree species and planting density but i will also flexibly transplating so that they can be evenly distributed and absorb dust and carbon dioxide more efficiently

PROBLEMS CAUSED BY INTERCHANGES ·Uneven distribution of green space around overpass

PROBLEMS IN ROAD GREENING 1

High greening cost

2

Isolated green space

3

Unreasonable species selection

4

Fixed planting interval

·Deteriorating air conditions ·Endangering residents' health

Status of Carbon Emissions in China Traffic carbon emission in China

17%≤X 15%<X≤17% 13%<X≤15% 11%<X≤13% 9%<X≤11% 7%<X≤9% X≤7%

Traffic carbon emission in Jiangsu Province X≤13% 13%<X<15% 15%≤X

Traffic carbon emission

Overpass carbon emission

Traffic carbon emission in 2030

Traffic carbon emission in 2000

external and internl traffic carbon emission

Private car carbon emission

19%

30%

26/74%

35%

50%

17%


SITES ANALYSIS AND PLANTING STRATEGY House price and Greening Status of Saihongqiao Interchange

TYPICAL SITES

DESIGN STRATEGY

Saihongqiao Interchange

Ruanjian Avenue Interchange

House price and Greening Status of Ruanjian avenue Interchange

Two selected sites can reflect the typical characteristics of the surrounding areas around overpasses in various regions of Nanjing. Locating at a relatively central area of the city, the existing trees in Songhongqiao Overpass will be modularized using the transplanting strategy. The software Avenue Interchange, which is situated in the city fringe, will be transplanted with trees from tree nurseries. SPECIES SELECTION 100'

50' Max height Crown diameter Species

50' Sophora japonica Linn

20'

32'

55'

Ginkgo biloba L.

Populus simonii

Platanus acerifolia

16' Paper Mulberry

Lifespan (year)

15-20

-

30-40

250-400

-

Carbon sequestration (g­­·m-2d-1)

27.03

22.51

33.18

26.66

43.27

Dust retention (kg/plant)

32' Fraxinus chinensis Roxb 22.27

40' Liriodendron chinense 250-300 22.16


DENSITY ANALYSIS Based on current scientific studies, the 2*2 planting density is most advantageous to the rapid growth of tree crown width, so 2 * 2 is chosen as the initial planting density. After three years, the carbon fixation capacity of the forest reaches its peak. Selected trees are culled and thinned to lower the density to 4*4, which is beneficial to increasing the carbon fixation capacity. The carbon fixation capacity will reach a higher value after six years. At this time, immature trees will be transplanted to another overpass. Rapid forestation PLANTING STRATEGY

Long term growth PROCEDURE OF TRANSPLANTATION

0 YEAR PLANTING

3 YEAR DENSITY REDUCTION

6 YEAR GROWTH

9 YEAR DIVERSIFICATION


AERIAL VIEW OF SELECTED SITES AFTER 20 YEARS

Saihongqiao interchange

Ruanjian Avenue Interchange

ANAYSIS OF THE ACCUNULATION OF THE FOREST

ANAYSIS OF THE ACCUNULATION OF THE FOREST


BRIDGE DECK RAINWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM

REGIONAL ANALYSIS AFTER 100 YEARS OF ACCUMULATION

RAINWATER GARDEN AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM

URBAN FORESTS IN OTHER INTERCHANGES AFTER 100 YEARS

The average urban tree requires 782 gallons of water per tree per year and thousands of gallons of stormwater accumulate on the freeway deck during rain events. This project proposes a multi-tiered regenerative catchment and irrigation system that latches to the existing freeway infrastructure. The rainwater on the bridge deck is collected by gravity using slopes. After purification, the collected rainwater will be used to irrigate the trees in the interchanges to offset the water need.

45,000Plants

55,000Plants

48,000Plants

35,000Plants

53,000Plants

55,000Plants

45,000Plants

58,000Plants

·An efficient and fair sequestration infrastructure ·A smaller regional environmental gap ·A corridor of CO2-sequestering forests ·A healthier, more attractive, livable citiy ·A new type of urban landscape that emerges over time


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