Selected Works:2022-2024
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Urban Theatre for Landscape Translation
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GANGWANSQARE SKYSCRAPER
A city landmark echoed on three sides
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Mental Boundary Community Center
A new community boundary that breaks down barriers
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RAFFLES PLACE PARK RENOVATION
City parks that reinvent the scene
Project Type: Individual Projects
Supervisor: Xiaodong Lu
The Grand Mountain Theater integrates with the activities of the surrounding community, offering a rich and distinctive public space for various activities. Its unique mountainshaped roof not only serves as a visual focal point but also creates an environment in harmony with nature. The design emphasizes both functionality and aesthetics, providing a diverse cultural experience for the audience and becoming an integral part of community life.
This theater lobby design showcases an open and highly interactive space, serving not only as an entry and exit point for theatergoers but also as an important venue for public events in the city. The design features a modern, open structure with interwoven latticework and large glass walls that seamlessly blend the outdoor natural scenery with the interior space, allowing people to feel connected whether inside or outside. The addition of trees and warm wooden materials brings a natural ambiance to the space, and the spacious layout provides ample flexibility for various public events.
From the outside, a vast, mountain-shaped canopy gracefully arches over both the large and small theaters, creating a unified and
intricate lattice structure casts a delicate interplay of light and shadow, adding a dynamic visual effect as the sun moves throughout the day. The
organic form of the canopy harmonizes with the surrounding natural landscape, blending modern architectural elements with a sense of nature-inspired
The expansive entrance steps invite visitors into the space, guiding them beneath the sheltering canopy and fostering a sense of anticipation and wonder.
Maritime Green Triangle
Project Type: Group Projects
Supervisor: Shiyuan Wang
This is a class work, the venue is in Dalian Donggang. This is a new area of rapid development, where we will build a skyscraper to show the image of the city. This is a class work, the venue is in Dalian Donggang. This is a new area of rapid development, where we will build a skyscraper to show the image of the city.
A large new development site has sprung up nearby, yet it suffers from a lack of essential services. Residents are urging the addition of amenities to make the area more livable.
Torsion
The development site is flanked by major arterial roads on either side, which are known for their heavy traffic flow. This constant congestion raises concerns about accessibility and the potential impact on the local community.
North and south of the site, two expansive plazas dominate the landscape, offering a primary scenic backdrop. These urban plazas enhance the area's visual appeal and serve as central gathering spaces.
The triangular buildings are positioned to face three key landscape points, integrating architecture with the natural environment for a cohesive urban design.
Interlayer Shadow Box
Flat Low-E Super White Glass
Indoor Safety Handrails
Luminous Glass Sunshade Ribs
Concealed Ventilator
Curved Panel Edge
Flat Cell Fold Fitting
Forest Walled City
Project Type: Group Projects
Supervisor: SiyiFan Siyang Zhang
As time progressed and technology developed, large cities became more and more concentrated and cities began to spread outwards. In China, With such highdensity sprawl is particularly predominant. With such high density sprawl, people living in them may develop some psychological suboptimal health, for which we develop a design. Traditional Village Form
High-Rise, High-Density Dwelling
Project Type: Individual Projects Supervisor: Siyang Zhang
In the vibrant port city of Singapore, the Raffles Place Park Redevelopment project, with its unique design concept, seamlessly blends the city's maritime heritage with modern urban life. Centered around the theme of shipping containers, the project aims to create a multifunctional, dynamic, and culturally inclusive public space.
Where Lines Shape Landscapes, and Communities Thrive in Harmony.
SHUXIANG DU 2025
Selected Works:2022-2024