LANDSCAPE STUDIO 5: SUSTAINABLE URBANISM WEEKLY DESIGN EXERCISES FOLIO YUEYANG CHENG 1071363 09/11/2020
CONTENT 01/Assignment 1 /Cognition Map /Photomontage /Colour analysis /Legibility Map
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02/Assignment 2 /Bubble Diagram01 /Bubble Diagram02 /Program Map /Draft Plan /Master Plan
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03/Assignment 3 /Detail Design
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Cognition Map The concrete lawn is located in the University of Melbourne. With the memory and cognition of the site, I obtained the draft map.
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Photomontage Reorganize and identify important landscape elements from the site photos to enhance the cognition of the site.
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Colour analysis
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I identify different colour from different materials and landscape scenes, which inspires me to utilize colour to create different functional spaces that enhance visual sense.
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Legibility Map
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Bubble Diagram01 Original revision
Interactive
Installations
Solar Panels
Outdoor Pavilion
Program
Quality
Constructed wetlands
Sculpture
Ecological habitat
Recycled water channel
Open, ecological, Recycled,educational Space
Vegetable garden
Mixed-use
-Outdoor picnic -Workshop -Sunbathing -Concerts&exhibi-Outdoor theatre
Underground corridor
Movable furniture
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Movable furniture
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Music fountain
Vegetable Garden
MSD
Sensory facilities
Meeting hub
Transportation
Edges
Students, stuff, visitors, children
Open,interactive space
Students, stuff, visitors, children
Outdoor stage& Pavilion
Open&Semi-open,interactive, dynamic,social
Students, stuff, visitors,
Underground corridor
Open,trafficable
Students, stuff, visitors,
Open,educational, social & communication
Students, stuff, children
Music fountain
Movable furniture
Bicycle lane Campus Gallery Outdoor classroom Permeable colour paving Interactive installations&sculpture
Open, sustainability Open,educational, social
Students, stuff, visitors, children
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Child care
Eels, birds,students, stuff, teachers, residents
Open, sustainability,interactive
Active play zone
Education&Arts
Constructed Wetlands
Solar panels with shelter
Users
Exhibition wall
Outdoor Classroom
Underground Corridor
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Bubble Diagram02 Final revision
Open space
Private space
Passive space
Semi-Private space
Elevated Walkway
Active space
Underground corridor
Vegetation Garden
Green Roof
-Sunbathing -Eating & Sleeping -Education
Movable furniture
Water Channel Re
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Pond
-Shelter & Solar Panel -Sculpture
Mixed-use Square -Concerts & Exhibitions -Seating & Sleeping areas -Rainwater Gathering -Social Hub
Movable furniture
Outdoor Stage
Constructed Wetlands
MSD
Music fountain
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Program Map
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Sunlight Hours
Vegetation Garden
--Outdoor class --Exhibition space --Lawn Bio-swale
--Furniture Elevated walkway
Sunken Stage
Pond --Concert --Seating
Mixed-use Square
--Shelter --Landmark --Solar cells
Wetland
--Wooden walkway --Open water
Pavilion
--Seating --Sculpture
Entrance --Fountain --Seating
Underground corridor
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Draft Plan Final revision
Interim revision
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Master Plan CONCRETE LAWN——Multi-level Square LEGEND 1. Bio-swale 2. Sloping Green Roof 3. Aboriginal Vegetation Garden 4. Elevated Walkway 5. Sunken stage 6. Wind Turbine 7. Shelter with Solar Cells 8. Parking Lot 9. Moveable Furniture 10. Retention Pond 11. Wetland 12. Island 13. Wooden Walkway 14. Pavilion & Seating 15. Fountain 16.Transparent Paving 17.Underground Corridor
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Detail Plan
Above the ground ENTRANCE PLAZA Rainbow reflection_ Visual Attraction
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On the ground + Under the ground ECOLOGICAL POND +SHELTER Ecological habitat
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Detail Plan 01.ENTRANCE PLAZA Facade Function ESD design Sustainable Facade for Various Climate Conditions. 1.Reduce thermal effect to ensure that buildings are sufficiently well ventilated, provide optimal comfort condition 2. Through passive solar heating and surface protection to reduce the influence of cold air
References_ Spectrum of light like rainbow Change the facade of Union House( Adjust temperature)_ESD design
Materials
LUMINESCENT SOLAR CONCENTRATOR (LSC)_Colourful Panels
Contribute to the exchange of hot and cold air
The application of special dyes to the surface of a pane of plastic can cause a certain spectrum of light
Movement of panels to adjust the temperature
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Detail Plan 01.ENTRANCE PLAZA Flexible Shelter
Solar cells?—Materials PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR CELL
CRYSTALLINE SILICON
AMORPHOUS SILICON
THIN-FILM NON-SILICON It operates at a lower efficiency than crystalline structures, but it can be fabricated so thin as to be flexible
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Detail Plan 02.POND+SHELTER
Final revision
Stage design process
There is no enough sunlight throw to the stage, there will be a dark space
Elevate the stage to establish a better visual connection with the surrounding landscape
Shelter design process Final revision
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Detail Plan 02.POND+SHELTER Pond design process_research Nelumbo nucifera 'Paleface'
Schoenoplectus validus
Nymphoides ‘Goondawindi’
water iris ‘Daintree’
Water Milfoil, Native Growing in water up to 30 cm -250 cm deep.
Softstem bulrush, Native marginal areas H=100-150cm
A native fringe lily, Native H= 20 cm - 60 cm marginal
Pontederia cordata
Baumea rubiginosa
Vallisneria gigantea
Nymphaea ‘Blue Aster’
The plant flowers in late summer. H=60-100cm the margins of lakes
soft twig rush, the margins of lakes can grow<50cm H=100-150cm
Also known as eel grass good habitat plant for fish and birds, flowing leaves bird habitat, fish habitat, submerged grow>50cm H=50-150 cm
Water Lily, Temperate Growing in water up to 30 cm -250 cm deep.
A bright yellow Louisiana water Iris.
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References Architecture : form, space, & order. Hoboken, N.J.: John Wiley & Sons (2007). Detailed Wetland Planting Design, Simon Wade (September 1, 1996). Landscape and Garden Design Sketchbooks, Tim Richardson (2015), Thames&Hudson Designing the Conserved Natural Landscape, University of Melbourne Bachelor of Landscape Architecture studio subject (2003-2006) student work LAGI-FieldGuideRenewableEnergy-ed2, Robert Ferry & Elizabeth Monoian (2018) Website https://msd.unimelb.edu.au/explore/exterior/east-courtyard https://www.rbg.vic.gov.au/documents/RBGV_Birds_of_the_Melbourne_Gardens_-_2017-_FINAL.pdf https://frogs.org.au/frogs/ofVic/Melbourne http://www.wetlands-initiative.org/