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A Journey In Shanghai

Remixed City Structure & Nature Nature is invaded by human and their structures. Some buildings, instead of the sky, are remixed in a picture of a park.

Old & New Old "containers" are filled with new functions. It somehow leads to the revival of the old remnant.

Local & Exotic Historic reasons brought the exotic gene to the city. The local and the exotic get along with each other under a certain order.

Individuation & Homogenization Besides the mainstream, we can see the personal styles remixed in different field.

Mixer Shanghai is the city that has been remixed with many other elements spontaneously or artificially. The intense and behavior of people influence the city increasingly. What we can do is to guide this mixing process and shape the needed character of the city.

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Strategy for Jing-Jin South Line Area Research of city upgrading on the Jing-Jin South Line with industry demand and citizen demand remixed * Proje ct Time:2014 to now client started the first-le vel land deve lopment assiting the Subject: The gove rnment. By colle ctin g dat a from these cities, we built the basic model for the de velopment, with whi ch we then promoted spe cifi c strate gies for different cities. Baigou proje ct is the st artup proje ct. Cooperati ve Project , Cooperati ve Designer

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for the primary land development. From the macro scope to the micro scope, provide specific strategies for the projects in each city. Use the Baigou Project to represent.

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Communal Scope

Individual Scope

Regional Base Model Index Category Sheet

Regional Population Model

Index Quantification

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middle class, which has the closest relationship with r-the industry.

Permanent Population Index

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Regional Economic Potential Model IConsiclers the current and prospective key factors, relects the possible variates to the a specific period, which can indicate t he regions could gain the opportunities in t hat period. E.g. the Beijing Daxing llnl·..m ,a ti<>nal Airport influence t he development an. The weight of stable factors is 0.5; the of developing factors is 0.75; the weight of prospedi,•efactors is 1; the weight of unstable

Regional Current lndusty Distrubution Model This section reflects the current situation of the industy in the areas and the the industry chaining among them.

Regionallndustial Conditions

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Regional Scope : City Matrix & Macroeconomic Regulation In the latest decades of years, these cities have developed in their own directions and generated the diverse bases for the further development. With the government's macroeconomic regulation , these cities and areas deserve different developing strategies.

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City Scope : Population & Industry Picking out the related data of Baigou, the startup city, from the regional base data model, we mainly studied population and industry, which play crucial roles in city upgrading. There are deeper and further researches in this part than the former one.

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Langtang Gaobeidian

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Baigou Administative Area Category: Township District: Hebei-baoding-gaobeidian Area: 54.5 Sqkm Population: 130,000 Climate: Tcmc Sight Spot: Baiyangdian

Xiongxian Mancheng Baoding Qingyuan Gaoyang Renqiu

Timeline Of Specialized Industry

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1400s It has been a famous historical market town with 600-year mercantile history

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Leisure ConvalescencSpecialized Market

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Langtang Gaobeidian

1970s Free Economy Period

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Manufactured the first bicycle seat cover and schoolbag. From free market changed to professional workshop. The appearing of free market economy, historical influence, policy supporting and fabulous location formed a booming market in that period.

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1980s Developing period

(Companies involving, Government supporting and Demand increasing were a main trend in that period)

Renqiu Shengtang

From shed market changed to a modern mall. From luggage industry changed to clothing & footwear industry. From transporting the goods to trade & business industry. Because of the rural economy development, the town breed many business enterprisers. All of these became a sample to teach others

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1990s China Suitcase Capital. China Famous Market City. North Shopping Paradise of China. the Best Tourism and Commercial Basement of China. the Featured Industry Well-known Town of China. Sustainable Development Pilot Town (Awarded by the U.N.). 90% urban population is agricultural population. 90% marketing operator is farmer. 90%investor of small and medium sized enterprises is farmer. 90% residents' income comes from second and third industry.

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"INFECTION"- Mutual Circle & Different Circles

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Focusing on events, provide spaces suitable for them. Spaces promote events and events give spaces different moods. Build close connection between events and spaces, forming a organic system.

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Provided the containing spaces, events occur, leading to the infection

Provided the spaces for growing, events are promoted, leading to development of industry

Provided the spaces for related supporting, events are infected and altered, forming the whole system of industry

Individual Scope : Personal Route & Belongingness Linking individual's activities, provide him a specific route to give him more belongingness compared to the method that use an icon to gain belongingness. These routes cross and give chance to events infection. Alll

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Mixed "Ecosystem" According to the specific conditions of a city, there will be diverse ecosystems in the mega-urban area. They are able to allocate resources properly and bring mutual promotion among the cities.

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Shopping Net Conceptual shops in 2020 with commercial space and Internet remixed

2010 UA Creation Award International Ideas Competition

Project Time:2010 Individual Project

INTERNET BEHAVIOR

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Traditional methods have been challenged. Price, time, distance, shopping atmosphere and other factors are considered when shopping. People become less willing to go to the shopping mall

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Why do people like to shop online? HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

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65% of the consumers imply that they will buy more because of the free sates return

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Different types of stores spread in the whole city, which contributes to the specialization of a certain area.

Complexes containing various functions spread in different areas. This leads a more balance distribution of shopping destinations in a city.

The stores are divided by the bitplanes. Different bitplanes that are organized along the network have different functions. This phase reachs a most balance status.

Dual layers of nets overlap and form the shopping net. Rescources take charge of dealing the orders, dilivering and storing. Shops mainly interact with consumers providing examining, temporary storage and other after-sale service.

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Memorial of Peace Triangles in the valley with space and mood remixed

MEMORY

LIGHT MOOD

Total Area:2430sqm Lo cation :Nank ing National Defense Park, Nanking, Jiangsu Project Time:2010 Individu al Project

TRIANGLE

DARKNESS

Triangles & Mood To respond to the theme, history and peace, use triangle as the basic prototype of the memorial center. Triangle can give the feeling of both depression and broad.

Space Shape & Feelings

CENTIPETAL NONDIRECTIONAL SOLEMN

Triangles In Valley

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Visual Angle & Feelings

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SPACE FORM

VISUAL ANGLE

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Different rooms have different characters, such as shape, height and brightness, which are corresponding to their functions. By passing through a series of arranged spaces, the visitors will experience a fluctuation of moods.

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Soft & Tough Covered with water, this area is about peace and harmony. The dark tone and light in the corner tell the confession and redemption.

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Xiling Seal Museum Exhibition space with public place spirit and cultural atmosphere remixed Eight-University United Architectural Graduation Projects in 2012 Total Area:8300 sqm Location: Hangzhou Project Time: 2012 Individual Project

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Divide & Recombine Exhibition Circulation

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Divide the functions into two parts according to their traits

Dividing the single space into two independent areas- a public area and an exhibition area organized by the former

Adjusting the height of the rooms according to their different functions

Pulling out part of the public area to form the entrance. Pushing out part of the public area ~ifthe innermost of the we land. Modifying the shape according to tile shapes of the ponds below 1 • Adjusting the wedth of the ban?saccording to their different functions.

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Rooms & Ponds NO blocking the water system

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Corresponding to the landform, make the rooms arround the ponds, so that it can reduce the impact to the site and the protect these ponds.

By using the light wooden structure, it's possible to lift the structure over the water. At the same time, the prefabricated units make the less influence to the site.

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Align the bamboo poles to form the dead walls and it can adapt to the free door

Arrange the bamboo tubes in a certain proportion so that they can control the sight and the light through them.

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Binchuan Meditation Center Contrary space in a limited site with material lives and spiritual lives remixed

SPIRITUAL SPACE

COMMERCE SKY

Total Area: 80,000 sqm Location: Binchuan, Dali , Yunnan Prov. Project Time: 2012-2013 Status: Under Construction Cooperative Project, Main Designer

WATER COURTYARD

DIVERSE GROUPS

The additional layer between the two worlds The commercial part in the bottom of the building, needs to attract more people to come in, while the meditation part in the top needs to shield the negative factors in order to create a peaceful and serene atmosphere. A layer of water is introduced to connect these two different parts, which can keep them independent at the same time.

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Falling sky -the connection between the two worlds Though the water layer s epa rate the upper a nd the lo wer, there is still a connection between them. The huge patio , as the core of the whole building offers s unlight a nd ventilation for the lo wer pa rt a nd cre ates s piritua l s pac e for the upper.

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TYPE 3 SUITE AREA: 149.61 m'

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Space Filling Design With Parameterization Co-teach studio with TU Delft(2011)

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