Landscape Architecture Portfolio by Qifeng Song The University of Adelaide
Credo
Education
Qifeng Song was born in an architect family in northeast China in 1989. When he was
Accomplishing Landscape Architecture Degree in Dalian University of Technology (2008-2012)
a child. He was very interested in playing “Lego” to build a “CBD” which was just in his
Accomplishing Finance Degree in Dalian University of Technology (2012-2013)
world. Meanwhile, the boy was also crazy with Chinese painting. In 2013, he
Accomplishing Landscape Architecture Master Degree in The University of Adelaide (2015-2016)
graduated with double major, Landscape Architecture and Finance, from Dalian University of technology (Hons), which is a top university in China. The same year, he began to start his career and involved in some projects, such as “Wei Ming Shan” which is an upscale residential area, featuring commodity sales, integrating services of catering, entertainment and sea view apartment.
Qifeng Song
Currently, He, as a post-graduate student from The University of Adelaide, is looking
Work Experience Working at Dalian Simon Design & Construction Co., Ltd. I get involved in “Wei Ming Shan” engineering decoration and concept design project (07/2013-08/2014) 1
for more working opportunities to combine practice with theory.
13/04/1989
In the future, He hopes he can become a topping Landscape architect.
Personal Experience 0450300413
As a volunteer in Chinese less developed places to support education (06/2009-10/2009) 2 Recommended to admissions of postgraduate study to Southeast University (2011)
songqifeng0413@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/marcsong1989
Participating in the seminar Co-Structure-Urban and Natural Gray Space held by Dalian University of Technology, University of Tokyo and University of Technology, Sydney (04/2011-09/2011)3
Software Skills Auto CAD
Dalian City Excellent Graduate (1/1000) (2012)
SketchUp
Rhinoceros
LUMION
About Me I am a person who passionate to work in this industry. I am a person who filled with expectation of future life.
Publication Modern Landscape Design and the Continuation of Urban Context published on Technology Information 2010 Vol. 12
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Referees 1 Name: Luan Yi, Tittle: Prisident of Dalian Simon Design & Construction Co., Ltd. Telephone: +86 18640910001 2 Name: Li Jun, Tittle: Team leader, Organization: Green Window, Email: dutgreenwindow@126.com 3 Name: Fan Yue, Tittle: President of School, Organization: Sea Sky Studio, Telephone: +86 024 84708530
Academic Adviser (2015-2017) 1 Name: Tanya Court, Email: tanya.court@adelaide.edu.au 2 Name: James Hayter, Email: james.hayter@adelaide.edu.au
04 CONTENTS Individual Work
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Adelaide CBD
01 02 03
12 km
04 05
24 km
36 km
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Vineyard On The Platform
P 01 - 22
Adelaide Mutual-help Centre
P 23 - 34
Willunga Rose Cross Garden
P 35 - 44
Stay In A Picture
P 45 - 74
Other Work
P 75 - 80
04 Project: Location: Date:
Vineyard On The Platform Adelaide CBD Western Edge, South Australia June, 2016
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Vineyard On The Platform
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Adelaide CBD
24 km
Vineyard On The Platform project outlines a competitive Adelaide in regard to livability and sustainability, through the rejuvenation of Metro Edge. A railway cuts Adelaide urban core into half. The east side is Adelaide CBD with City Parks while the west side is City of West Terrace. Meanwhile, the urban core is not only divided into several parts visually, but also separated into two parts by the rail line. Therefore, owing to the inconvenient transport, City of West Terrace has missed many development opportunities.
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Trying to transfer the regional disadvantages to advantages is a main strategy to enhance strengths and reduce weaknesses. The design of Vineyard On The Platform is based on the high-speed rail development planning, which will be considered in the following years. Therefore, a new modern and environmental “underground” train station keeps the existing railway transportation functions. The water level of the West City Parks is 7.2m higher than the existing railway. The minimum altitude of high-speed rail passing way is 5m. Therefore, building a “bridge” on the top of the existing railway to link the City of West Terrace and the Adelaide CBD is feasible and efficient theoretically.
On the top of the Platform is an urban side vineyard. It connects City of West Terrace with the West City Park visually. Meanwhile, the cooperation of the vineyard and the City Parks aims to respond to the key challenge of climate change such as urban heat island effects. Vineyard particularly conforms to the Adelaide wine making culture and urban atmosphere. It is a kind of agricultural landscape and rural landscape, which expresses the theme of “Metro Edge Elimination” clearly and vividly. Because of this, there should be no boundaries between urban and rural areas, and there should be no boundaries of industry and agriculture.
SITE SURVEY
ISSUE
TRANSPORTATION:
Three rail lines are on the east side of the site. They are the negative points for this area. But on the other hand, they also create opportunities for City of West Terrace. The high-speed rail progarm between Melbourne and Adelaide will be built in the following years, which could improve vitality.
The roads are criss-crossing in the territory, exrending in all directions. However, from the site central to Adelaide CBD, it must go along the Sir Donald Bradman Dr at north or Anzac Hwy at south.
LAND USE:
To some extent, the metro edge is a big problem for development of City of West Terrace. It not only separates the site form Urban but also isolates City of West Terrace from development opportunities. The existing transport system provides a bond between city and site. However, this area still lacks interaction with Adelaide CBD. And it is so difficult for people to pass through the rail line and walk to there from the city. Meanwhile, due to the cut-off of the rail line, the site is hard to integrate into Adelaide city visually.
Train Station Urban Park The Old Industrial Area Residence Zone Adelaide CBD Design Area The rail way cuts off the site and Adelaide city. The influence of metro edge is still a huge issue for the footpath.
Project 01/ 03
Project 01/ 04
PRINCIPLE
Project 01/ 07
Project 01/ 08
MASTER PLAN
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Project 01/ 09
1 TERRACE A 2 TERRACE B 3 SUNKEN PLAZA 4 ELEVATOR 5 DRY FOUNTAIN 6 VINEYARD 7 ENTRY FOR VEHICLE 8 FEATURE WALL
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A BRIDGE
The function of transportation is kept and enhanced. Three rail lines are through the bottom of the huge cover.
TREE POOL
VINEYARD
PILLAR
PLATFORM
ELEVATOR
In the past, there is only one footpath from city to site south. And people need to spend much time to walk through the previous footpath. So driving is still the most important transportation for local residents. However, three new footpaths will go across the city west park and rail lines. It makes walking become a new and interesting transportation in this area. Among the three footpaths, red rubber covers one on the north, which is for the residents who like jogging in the morning.
TERRACE
A’---- A Project 01/ 11
Project 01/ 12
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A BRIDGE
The red area is the rail line. To keep the function of rail way transportation, the pillars can not be build in red area.
Function maintaining and pillars building exist side by side. The rail line decides on the location of pillars. The pillars standing in a line influence on the line type planning in form.
ELEVATOR
The blue points are the location of the pillars. To maximize maintaining the transportation, all of them are along the railway or on the platforms.
PILLAR
TERRACE
PLATFORM
Project 01/ 13
Project 01/ 14
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A GARDEN
CORTEN ENTRY
WITHE CONCRETE STRIP DRY FOUNTAIN, MOORSTONE
WOODEN TRESTLE
VINEYARD
OLIVER TREE
STONE PAVING
TIMBER PAVING ELEVATOR RAIN GARDEN
SUNKEN PLAZA RUBBER FOOTPATH
LEMON TREE
ORENGE TREE
Project 01/ 16 Project 01/ 15
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A GARDEN
VINEYARD
TERRACE WHITE PEBBLES CAST IN WHITE CONCRETE
WHITE PEBBLES CAST IN WHITE CONCRETE
PERSPECTIVE A
Project 01/ 17
Project 01/ 18
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A GARDEN
PERSPECTIVE B
OLIVER TREE
DRY FOUNTAIN
TIMBER BENCH
CORTEN TREE POOL
Project 01/ 19
Project 01/ 20
DESIGN ANALYSIS - AS A GARDEN
40CM
B---- B’
720CM REINFORCED CONCRETE STRUCTURE,
BENCH, TIMBER& CONCRETE
RAIN GARDEN
600CM
SUNKEN PLAZA, WHITE PEBBLES CAST IN WHITE CONCRETE
80CM
TREE POOL, CORTEN
SOIL LAYER,
POLISHED CONCRETE PILLAR,
Project 01/ 22 Project 01/ 21
B B’
04 Project: Location: Date:
Adelaide Mutual-help Center Adelaide CBD, South Australia October, 2015
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Adelaide Mutual-help Center
Adelaide CBD
24 km
03 n.t.s.
02
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Victoria Square
Central Market
Adelaide Town Hall
Chinatown Adelaide Travel Centre
03
Uni Adelaide
Site Location
24 km
Uni SA
Adelaide Railway Station Adelaide Casino
02
Light Square
Adelaide Festival Centre
Adelaide Oval
Adelaide Mutual-help Center Adelaide CBD, South Australia October, 2015
Adelaide Convention centre
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Adelaide CBD
Adelaide Mutual-help Center
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INTRODUCTION
THE DIFFICULTIES THEY ARE FACING:
THERE ARE 5,985 HOMELESS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA (38 IN 10,000 PEOPLE, 2015) 56% MALE 44% FEMALE 85% of homeless people have a mental illness. The two biggest age demographics are 25-34 (18%) and The site is seen a Homelessness Supportive Station, under 12 (17%). Homeless due to domestic violence being run by many volunteers, which is near to Adelaide (24%), financial issues (20%), housing crisis (16%) as Chinatown. It contributes positive effect to society well as lack of opportunity, lack of affordable housing significantly. Adelaide CBD Therefore, it should be remained and options, low income and family breakdown. enhanced.
No warm and safe sleeping place
No money to buy food
No opportunity to find a job
No working and living skills
No space for shower
WHAT WE CAN DO: 1 Collecting donations for accommodation. 2 Collecting donations to help them to get free food. 3 Building bathroom for them to take shower. 4 Offering job opportunities. 5 Training them to gain working and living skills.
SITE SURVEY：
“I wanna work out and have more car parking space.”
“I wanna go to winery and taste the South Australia wine.”
In the surrounding, there is over 280,000 m office space, which provides more than 14,000 job opportunities for office workers.
3 youth hotels are available for backpackers.
“I wanna have more space for fitness and entertainment.” In the surrounding, there are 8 apartments, which include more than 2400 residents. The number of new apartments is increasing steadily.
“Our food is perfect but no one knows. We need to increase visibility.” Over 80 traders are selling multicultural cuisines and fresh food in Central Market.
Project 02/ 27
“We are happy to give a hand. We need more donations to help more people.” LANDMARK
COMMUNICATION
CAR PARKING
FITNESS TRAINING
SKILLS
MONEY
VINEYARD
DONATIO
ADVERTISEMENT ENTERTAINMENT
Over 20 volunteers are working in Joinery Organization to help homelessness, which has been established in the site.
“We need help. Can you give me a job opportunity?”
LAND USE： Apartment Hotel Restaurang Central Market Bus Station Homeless People Apartment Backpacker Hotel Children’s Art School Conservation Council Site
MULTICULTURAL
MONEY
1 Homeless Support House is built nearby the site.
“Is there any good visiting place?” The passenger flow volume is more than 200,000 in this Bus Station annually.
Project 02/ 28
PERSPECTIVE 1 MASTER PLAN UNDERGROUND CAR PARKING
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1 PARKING ENTRANCE 2 TAXI LANDING ZONE 3 SUNKEN PLAZA 4 DRY FOUNTAIN 5 SPINING ZONE 6 OUTDOOR LIBRARY 7 TRAINING CENTER 8 JUICE BAR 9 ORANGE GARDEN 10 BATHROOM 11 VINEYARD 12 STORE FOR WINE 13 GREEN HOUSE 14 LED SCREEN 15 DISABLED RAMP 16 RAINWATER COLLECTION
Underground Parking
Pedestrian Entrance
Vehicle Entrance
BUILDINGS & CONSTRACTION CHANGING
ORANG TREE PEOPLE & VEHICLES MOVEMENT
CHREEY TREE
LAVENDER MINT Vehicle
BENCH
Project 02/ 29
Project 02/ 30
TACTIC UNDERGROUND CAR PARKING
The orange garden is arround the building of the Conservation Council, It provides space for homelessness to plant oranges. Those oranges could be sold in Central Market. This tactic can cooperate with the BOOST for more benefits as well.
Underground Parking
Pedestrian Entrance
Vehicle Entrance
Planting grapes is a good job for homelessness. Meanwhile, the vineyard is also a good strategy to get adevertising investment from wineries.
A’ B P2
P4 P3 P1
A B’
PERSPECTIVE 2 PEOPLE & VEHICLES MOVEMENT
The Sunken Plaza is the lowest-water mark in the site, the rain water will gather in this point. The site is mainly paved with rigid material, it is good for rainwater collection. The collected rain water could be used for bath water.
The Underground Car Parking increases income, which can be used to support homeless people.
Corten
SECTION A-----A’ Project 02/ 31
Project 02/ 32
TACTIC UNDERGROUND CAR PARKING
The orange garden is arround the building of the Conservation Council, It provides space for homelessness to plant oranges. Those oranges could be sold in Central Market. This tactic also could cooperate with the BOOST for more benefits.
Underground Parking
Pedestrian Entrance
Vehicle Entrance
PERSPECTIVE 4
Planting grape is a good job for homelessness. Meanwhile, the vineyard is also a good strategy to attract wineries to invest the advertisement.
PERSPECTIVE 3 Many apartments are being build near the site. Most of them focus on CBD white-collars and oversea students as their main customer groups because these people need to exercise and the free spinning space.
The bigger group, the bigger screen. The electricity power is generated by the spining machines which can support the LED screen to show the advertisement. The ad-rate could be a part of donation benefit for homelessness. The big LED screen also could be uesd in events.
Meanwhile, spinning provides the electricity for the LED screen, wchih could be used to show advertisements. Many companies would like to show their advertisement and invest this opportunity.
SECTION B-----B’ Project 02/ 33
Project 02/ 34
Project: Location: Date:
Willunga Rose Cross Garden City of Onkaparinga, Willunga, South Australia April, 2016
Willunga Rose Cross Garden
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PERSPECTIVE 1 MASTER PLAN As a part of Willunga Main Street Project, the Rose Cross Garden aims to address asset maintenance issues, reduce traffic speed, improve connections for pedestrians at the intersections and key locations across the streets and encourage streets to be a destination not a thoroughfare.
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1 PARKING ENTRANCE 2 TAXI LANDING ZONE 3 SUNKEN PLAZA 4 DRY FOUNTAIN 5 SPINING ZONE 5 6 OUTDOOR LIBRARY 7 TRAINING CENTER 8 JUICE BAR 9 ORANGE GARDEN 10 BATHROOM 11 VINEYARD 12 STORE FOR WINE 13 GREEN HOUSE 14 LED SCREEN 15 DISABLED RAMP 16 RAINWATER COLLECTION
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By providing more outdoor meals, recreation and social opportunities, the project aims to increase more interaction and community dynamics among the residents. It explains historical features of the local long-term roses cultivation through the selection of rose varieties and the construction of the rose garden. The design Integrates the community public spaces by street furniture and a number of other green infrastructures. Vineyard On the Platform project provides a modern community environment with a history of historic streets and an elegant atmosphere of life for the local residents by all the above design concepts.
ORANG TREE CHREEY TREE
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20M
LAVENDER 1 Permeable Car Parking
3 Bench
5 Rain Garden
7 Hotel
2 Green Shelter
4 Bus Shop
6 Rose Garden 8 Cafe
MINT
BENCH
CONTOUR: Contour map show that it is high in southeast and low in northwest. Project 03/ 37
The stormwater flow from southeast to northwest. Therefore, the rain gardens are almost at the southeast of site and along the main streets. Project 03/ 38
PLAN OF CAR PARKING & SHELTER
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White Concrete
Project 03/ 39
Permeable Paving
Jacaranda
Gingkgo
Wooden Trestle
Pillars Covered By Rose
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10
Wistaria
15
20M
Corten
Project 03/ 40
PERMEABLE PAVING & GREEN SHELTER
Car Parking
Main Street
Before
Permeable Car Parking
Main Street
After
In summer, the concrete surface temperature will be higher than 50 ℃. But the surface temperature of the ground coverd by plants is just aroud 26 ℃. Meanwhile, if the urban green cover rate raises by 10%, the temperature will decline by 2.8 ℃
Corten Pillar Covered By ClimbingRose
Gingkgo
Jacaranda
Existing Tree
Rain Garden
Wistaria
Corten Bench With Timber Surface
SECTION A---A’ Project 03/ 41
Project 03/ 42
ROSE PLANTING HISTORY & CULTURE FRANGRANCE & CLIMBING
ODOURLESS & CLIMBING
The companion planting of frangrance rose and odourless rose will enhance the frangrance and give visiters diversiform experience when they walk through the site.
FRANGRANCE & UNCLIMBING
Project 03/ 43
ODOURLESS & UNCLIMBING
Project 03/ 44
Project: Location: Date:
Stay In A Picture St Kilda, South Australia October, 2016
Stay In A Picture
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INTRODUCTION ST KILDA
Salisbury is located 25km north of Adelaise. It occupies an area of 161 square of Gulf St Vincent to the Para Escarpment and the foothills of the Mt Lofty Ranges. 32 suburbs are incorporated in Salisbury from Edingburgh in north to Walkey Heights in the south. And more than 134000 residents are living at Salisbury.
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SALISBURY
40 MINS NORTH HAVEN
St Kilda is a seaside suburb in the west of Salisbury. It is about 40 minutes by vehicle along Highway A1 from Adelaide City. The main road links St kilda to A1 Highway. Meanwhile, it is surrounded by salt crystallisation lagoons, which is used in the manufacture of soda ash. A1 MAWSON LAKES
A1 PORT ADELAIDE 40 MINS
ADELAIDE HILL
ADELAIDE
St kilda has rich tourism resources, such as St Kilda Adventure Playground, Mangrove Trail, Tarmway Museum.etc. The tourism is dispersive. And the operating frequency is underutilized.
Project 04/ 47
Mangrove Trail is a very famous tourism project, which provides a habitat for migratory bird. Coastal mangroves, shallow water seagrass and intertidal mudflats develop a native biological ecosystem.
St kilda is linked to A1 Highway with a 5km long main road. However, there is no indication sign nor landscape along the two sides of the road.
Large, constructed saltwater evaporation lagoons surround the only road into the suburb, being filled in spring and salt normally harvested in autumn and used by Penrice Soda Products. And it was used to produce soda ash.
Project 04/ 48
HISTORY
The 1949 photograph shows the mangroves growing in front of houses south of the hotel, and the deep, mangrove-lined creek where the boat channel is presently. The shallow boat channel came in to the hotel, and was used by limited draught boats at high tide. There were well- established seagrass beds just off-shore that came as close to the shore as the landward edge of the adjacent mangroves.
Some time in the late 1960’s things started to change rapidly. The landfill rubbish tip for the City of Salisbury was begun, and it was established on the mangroves adjacent to the southern creek. This was a common practice in the 1960’s, and many of the east coast mangrove forests have suffered a similar fate. Several northerly remnants of mangroves still remained on he northern edge of the landfill.
A shallow channel established itself north of the dumped spoil. It may have been kept open by water being pumped out of the landfill area, where a deep collection area existed just behind the seawall. By 1972 the Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Works had been operating for seven years, and this, combined with the dredging and landfilling activities, may explain the dieback of seagrass, compared to 1961, that is visible in the photograph.
A photograph taken only seven years later in 1979 shows how quickly the landfill progressed. An additional ‘cell’ had been added on the northern side of the landfill and now completely covered the mangrove forest, except of two small, isolated trees. The photograph from 1979 clearly shows plantings and other improvements taking place on the southern cells of the landfill. There appears to be no further pumping out occurring at the landfill, and the channel to the immediate north of the boat channel dredge spoil embankment has filled in. The shallow channel to the hotel has almost disappeared.
This shows the view in 1989. It is likely that the gas pipeline was installed by this time and the lumpy dredge spoil north of the boat channel would have been ‘rocked’ to prevent it slumping and to make a firm foundation for the pipeline. Of note in the 1989 photograph is the presence of sea cabbage (Ulva rigida) growing on the floor of the bay where seagrass previously occurred. All Ulva species are nitrogen scavengers and they can blanket a nutrient-rich area completely, in Spring time. Further off-shore the seagrass beds had deteriorated into separate little ‘islands’ with patches of bare sand between them.
The final photograph in the series shows the bay in 2000. What can also be seen in this last photograph is that the rapid retreat of the seagrasses is still continuing. One of the most recent areas of seagrass to die back was a patch just off the end of the playground (built on the old landfill). The rusty colour on the photograph marks the area that had recently died. Within a few years the area will simply look bare, as the rest of the bay does.
Project 04/ 49
Project 04/ 50
ISSUE
HYDROPHYTE DEGENERATION Venus and Adonis Titian Seagrass and mangrove degenerations bring huge challenge to ecosystem and biodiversity.
Project 04/ 51
LANDFILL The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai In the late 1960’s, City of Salisbury started the project of landfill rubbish tip, which happened around the mangroves adjacent and the southern creek.
LOW DENSITY COMMUNITY Des glaneuses Jean-François Millet St kilda was haunted by single industrial structure, low income and low density community.
Project 04/ 52
VISION
TOP-QUALITY & ART RESORT Leisure Sports Ecological Tourism Marine Organism Research & Education
Project 04/ 53
Project 04/ 54
PRICIPLE
SEQUENCE LANDSCAPE
SEQUENCE TOURISM
SEQUENCE DEVELOPMENT
Les Coquelicots Claude Monet
The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai
Nascita di Venere Sandro Botticelli
Relation Between Speed and Visual Focus
Distance Between Landmarks & Landscape Designs Along 2 Sides of Road
Colour &Size of Designs
Project 04/ 55
1 day Tour: Family Entertainment/ Spa / Out door Activity
1 Year: To Become A Vitility Community Park of Salisbury
2-3 days Tour: Family Entertainment & Spa Out door Activity & Wildlife Watching
2-5 Year: To Be Developed As A Worthy Destination of Adelaide Citizens
3-5 days Tour: Family Entertainment + Spa + Out door Activity + Wildlife Watching + Education
5-10 Year: To Become A Tourist Attraction of Domestic & International Visitors
Project 04/ 56
TECHNIC SEAGRASS CULTIVATION
TIDAL POOL & VIEW
Dry Fountain & Plaza
FULL TIDE - A CALM SEA
Water Deck
FALLING TIDE & RISING TIDE A : Heterozotera tasmanica B : Amphibolis griffithii C : Amphibolis antratica
D : Halophila australis E : Zostera muelleri F : Zostera mucronata
G : Posidonia coriaea H : Posidonia australis I : Posidonia sinuosa
Wave Attenuation With A Healthy Tidal Marsh
Promenade Dike Not Overtopped and/or Damaged
Wave Height
Tidal Pool Dike Properties Safe
Tidal Marsh Mudflat
Wave Attenuation With A Degraded Tidal Marsh
Dike Overtopped and/or Damaged
Wave Height
LOW TIDE - ARTIFICIAL VIEW
Dike Mudflat
Tidal Marsh
Properties Flooded Seagrass
Project 04/ 57
Project 04/ 58
TECHNIC ARTIFICIAL CREEK
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Tree Pool
Concrete Structure To build a artificial creek and inject the sea water into the site, the water level in the creek could change according to the fulling tide and spring tide. Meanwhile, it can be concraled by the gates.
The Artificial creek provides more opportunities to organize entertainment programs. Furthermore, it also offers guests more beautiful views. The artificial creek is made of concrete, which is used for landfill isolation.
Reception Hotel Lobby
Creek Playground
Gate
Villas
Tram
A ---- A’
Project 04/ 59
Project 04/ 60
PERSPECTIVE OF ARTIFICIAL CREEK
H K E D
B
Reception Lobby
A
Villa
C
Metrosideros excelsa
F
Kayak
Artificial Creek
Saline-alkali Tolerant Palnts Project 04/ 61
Project 04/ 62
MASTER PLAN
D
C E
MAIN ROAD M
F
HIGH WAY
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B G L E
THE TRAMWAY MUSEUM
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RESORT
LAGOON I MANGROVE
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A : RECEPTION /LOBBY B : PLAY GROUND C : SPA CENTER D : WATER DECK E : VILLAS F : TIDAL POOL G : ARTIFICIAL CREEK H : CAR PARKING I : EDUCATION CENTER J : TRAM LINE K : MANGROVE TRAIL L : COMMERCIAL M: SALT TRAIL N : WATERFRONT CAFE
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TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
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The tram line extension program allows tram to become a new public transporta on system in the site. The new tram line becomes the main transprota on among the every sign spots in the resort. The tram will start from Tram Museum, driving through Main Gate of Resort, Playground, Recep on, Mu func on Center, Mangrove Trail, Salt World. And it will go back to Tram Museum.
Spa & Massage Center Reception Hotel Lobby
Artificial Hill Car Parking Car Parking
Channel
B ---- B’
Project 04/ 65
Project 04/ 66
DETAIL PLAN
H K E D
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A C F
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A: CENTRAL PLAZA B: DRY FOUNTAIN C: TIDAL POOL D: WATER DECK E: PROMENADE
Project 04/ 67
F: WATERFRONT RESTAURANT G: BRIDGE H: VILLAS I : LOBBY K: LEISURE LAWN
Project 04/ 68
PERSPECTIVE OF MAIN ROAD
H K E D
B
G
A C F
I
0 10 30 80M
Project 04/ 69
Project 04/ 70
PLANTS
TOURISM PROGRAM
Root Sculpture Store Eucalyptus leucoxylon
Acacia pendula Weeping Myall
Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda
Acacia pycnantha Golden Wattle
Adenanthos sericeus Albany Woolly bush
Metrosideros excelsa
Ficinia nodosa Knobby Club-rush
Poa labillardieri Common Tussock-grass
Westringia fruticosa Coastal Rosemary
Muehlenbeckia adpressa Climbing Lignum
Dianella revoluta Spreading Fax Lily
Carpobrotus rossii Pig Face
Myoporum parvifolium Creeping Boobialla
Mangrove Diving
Education Centre Mangrove Trail
Dolphin Watching
Mud Playing Migratory Birds Watching
Kayak
Star Gazing Salt Sculpture
Campfire Party
Tram Museum
ATV Mud & Salt Skin Care
Project 04/ 71
Project 04/ 72
PERSPECTIVE OF EDUCATION CENTRE
H K E D
B
A C F
LED Backdrop Show, Specimens of Marine Animals, Specimen of Native Birds, Mangrove forest Ecological Tourism, Mangrove Root Longitudinal Show. The Education Centre is a crystal surface building that contains museum, seaworld, education center, mangrove research center and tram stop.
Project 04/ 73
Project 04/ 74
OTHER WORK
A South Australia Wine Business Company
Project 05/ 75
A Restaurant In Adelaide
A Officail Accounts
Project 05/ 76
OTHER WORK
A South Australia Wine Business Company
Project 05/ 77
Project 05/ 78
OTHER WORK
A South Australia Wine Business Company
Project 05/ 79
Project 05/ 80
Qifeng Song m / 0450300413 e / songqifeng0413@hotmail.com