PORTFOLIO TONG SIYU
yuki_tong1997@126.com +86 13621388554
CURRICULUM VITAE 简历
EDUCATION 学历
University of Hong Kong 09. 2015-12. 2019 Bachelor of Arts in Landscape Studies - First Class Honors GPA: 3.66/4.30 香港大学 景观文学士 一级荣誉 University of California, Berkeley 07-08.2017 Summer Discovery Program: Design & Innovation for Sustainable Cities (DISC) “Resilient By Design Bay Area Challenge” Studio Project GPA: 4.0/4.0 加利福尼亚大学伯克利分校暑期项目 University of College London Admitted Master of Landscape Architecture 伦敦大学学院景观硕士录取
AWARD 荣誉
Dean’s Honours List, HKU, Top 25% 2018-2019 香港大学2018-19年度荣誉学生 HKILA Travel Scholarship, 2/30 2018 香港景观建筑师协会游学奖学金 Pilot Mainland Experience Scheme (MES) Scholarship 2017 大陆游学奖学金 Reaching Out Award under the HKSAR Government Scholarship Fund 2017 香港政府留学奖学金
INTERNSHIP 工作经历
Landscape Designer, One Landscape Design Limited, Hong Kong 08.2019-04.2020 香港一林景观景观设计师（全职） • Assisted in primary investigations of the project site, design of master plans • Completed the feature elements design and landscape architecture design Intern, Okamoto Deguchi Design(Odd), Beijing 08-09.2018 Odd建筑及室内设计（实习） • Concept designing of Hebei Sales Center, modeling • In charge of the reporting documents and composition
WORKSHOP 参与活动
The International Joint Workshop for Huang Shan Villages Revitalization in Hong Kong University Shanghai Study Center and University of South California 10.2018 Selected as final presentation groups among 15 groups • Spatial analysis, preliminary investigation, diagramming and mapping HKU与USC联合黄山碧山村文化考察活动 Robust Streetscape in Thai: Mutual Benefit Between Markets, Community and Culture Individual Work: report published at HKILA newsletter, Bangkok, Thailand 06-09.20118 • Conducted research proposal and itinerary, site investigation at Thailand 自主策划泰国传统市场调研，报告刊登于HKILA网站
PROFICIENCY 工作技能
Software Rhino, Arc GIS, Grasshopper, Sketch-Up, Photoshop, Illustrator, Auto CAD, In Design 软件 Language English (GRE328: V158+Q170+W3.5 TOEFL108: R28, L29, S25, W26), Mandarin (Native) 语言 Hobby 爱好
Drawing, Drama Acting, Choir, Reading, Photography
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CURRICULUM VITAE
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ACADEMIC WORK
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PROFESSIONAL WORK
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简历
学生作业
工作经历
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ACADEMIC WORK 学生作业
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Projective Kiosks 自助凉亭
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Conceptual framework design | 2018 group work with CHANG, Gengjiaqi Explore mediums to mediate different stakeholders 可拆卸式凉亭管理提案
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Wander Land 世博漫游
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Urban landscape planning | 2018 individual work Discussion of urban prototypes regarding existing urban diagnosis 后世博城市绿地规划与设计
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Boten National Park 磨丁国家公园
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Strategic planning | 2019 individual work Conservation scenarios under One Belt One Road initiative 老挝反野生动物走私策略
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Rest in Green 生生不息
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Landscape Architecture & framework design | modified from 2019 group work Prospect evolution of sustainable cemeteries following potential social changes 对未来50年墓地发展的畅想
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still life, ink, 2016 静物，2016
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Projective Kiosks 自助凉亭
Castle Peak in HK is a delineated firing range for military. However, not only citizens occupied the area authorized to PLA (People’s Liberation Army) for their recreational uses, the 3 stakeholders (PLA, residents, hikers) as a whole made severe damage to the land. Thus, administrators must make the right management decisions. However, what the government has done currently is dissatisfying. Inspired by self-built kiosks on-site, the project aims at promoting a brand new management scheme based on spontaneously made kiosks for the administrators. The new kiosk prototype should be flexible, sustainable, and open for everyone to use. 香港青山一直被解放军征为训练场地，军事演习不仅对环境造成破坏，其和当地居民与登山客的用地也产生 了冲突。该作业通过以场地内现有的自建凉亭为灵感，因地制宜设计了三种凉亭系统协调了各个利益相关群 体并协助修复了当地的生态。
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FLEXIBILITY
SUSTAINABILITY
SYSTEM
Spatial/Time Conflicts
Existing Kiosks 1
restorative
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PLA
ENVIRONMENT
HIKER
GOVERNMENT
LOCAL RESIDENTS
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Strategy 1: Time Strategy 1: Time
Strategy 2: Policy Strategy 2: Policy
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Kiosk Prototype Shrub Land
35 CËš
500 mm 400 300
Kiosk Construction II
Kiosk Construction I
Vine Plants Planting
200 100
Harvesting
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Vine Fruits Ripening
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Firing Practice
Hiking
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Kiosk Deconstruction
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Wood Land
35 CËš
500 mm 400 300
Kiosk Construction
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Kiosk Deconstruction
Seedling Planting (keep growing)
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Self-arranged Planting 20
200 100
Firing Practice
Hiking
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yr
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Barren Land
35 CËš
500mm 400 300 200 100
Kiosk Construction I Miscanthus Planting
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Self-arranged Planting
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Kiosk Deconstruction
Hiking
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Suggested Plants
Weaving Kiosk Harvesting Construction II
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Miscanthus Planting (seed spreading) 20 Firing Practice 15
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ENVISION
shrubland
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barrenland
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woodland
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Wander Land 世博漫游
2010 Expo helped Shanghai claim its transition from an industrial city to an international metropolis. With the slogan better city, better life, countries demonstrated their vision of a better city with their iconic pavilions. However, the site per se did not enjoy the benefits as much as the city. After the Expo, the place was forgotten with most of the pavilions demolished and the vast land left vacant. The inhumane road system and sparse programs form the unfriendly urban fabric. In 2018, when I visited the site again, some changes can be spotted on-site which implied another transition undergoing. New high-rises were rising which reminds me of The Bund. As Hou Tan locates in the new district with relatively less population, will it be another destination of city expansion and become another hub for shanghai city? Will the site inherit the glory of the Expo and become a paragon of a better city? The design takes the vacant land as opportunity to vision a new city typology which is efficient, vibrant and green. 该设计以上海世博园区为例探讨了景观都市和地标建筑和谐共处，共同创造宜居环境的可能性。通过将园区的干路转化 为绿色廊道，设计实现了将城市生活与生态保护的融合，同时设计用大景观包围大建筑，既缩小了建筑的距离感也丰富 了上海的城市天际线。
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DENSITY
CONNECTIVITY
GREEN
LU WAN DISTRICT
HUANG PU DISTRICT
The figure-ground demonstrates how dramatic urban fabric could change in less than a decade. As one of the most proactive governments in the world, China converted this 5km2 industrial shantytown into a large theme park in less than 5 years. However, the decay of the past booming scene was also at an amazing speed. Most of the gigantic structures were demolished by 2015 leaving vast vacant land. Will there be another radical change in the urban fabric in the next 20 years?
PU DONG NEW DISTRICT
XU JIA HUI DISTRICT
BAO SHAN DISTRICT
Better City Better Life? Successful Expo on unsuccessful urban fabric
unconnected green space
green cover building blocks elevation
automobile oriented
spots of interests business & companies residential area recreational parks metro walk drive public transport
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mega-structure paradox
popularity mega-structure
Strategies Establishing
inspiration
frame
references in Shanghai
urban expansion process
building typology mixed use business area
6 units 0.01km2 =
100m
1 landmark
4 highrises mixed use residential area
10m 20m
40m
10m =
2 lanes
20m =
4 lanes
40m =
shared space
mixed use urban farming
programmes
trails
green cover
water
street typology business mixed use
shop
retail
retail
greenhouse business mixed use business mixed use
multi-purpose platform residential mixed use residential mixed use
fitness field kiosk badminton court
tennis court
playground kiosk
greenhouse wet market
residential mixed use varies
greenhouse wet market
mixed urban farming
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Shanghai Wander Land Grandness and Nuances
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SUMMER PARADISE 1
FUN ARTS
AUTUMN ESCAPES
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Symbiosis of Urban Life and City Ecology
rain garden
concave green belt water circulation mixed residential area mixed business area
tree pool
landscape dry creek water tank
water tank
urban farming
SECTION AA’ Water Retention Area
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water feature
concave green belt water high level metasquoia
water reuse
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water tank
bioretention stream
water low level
irrigation channel
wetmarket
urban farm
fitness field --- 15*15m badminton court --- 10*40 m playground --- 10*15m tennis court --- 10*15m
SUMMER PARADISE
school
hospital platform --- 5*5m bird walking fishing terrace yoga mahjong hiking nods Musa basjoo Siebol
Canna indica
Iris
Salvia
Colocasia
Summer related plants are particularly selected to echo the sports park.
Osmanthus fragrans
Thalia
As the nod between Business and Neighborhoods, the nod converges 2 types of roads: sports and green-buffer. While the former acts as a park for the community, the latter provides intimacy for people. Different programs are assigned according to the themes. Special programs related to waterways are also designed.
low maintenance evergreen broadleaf
water tolerant intensive plantin g deciduous Metasquoia Taxodium
greenhouse - gallery open air nursary wet markets
FUN ARTS
water irrigation
water feature meadow
Podocarpus macrophyllus
Buxus sempervirent
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Campsis grandiflora (Thunb.) Schum .
Topiary plants are particularly picked echoing the Art Center.
low maintanence shading trees deciduous / evergreen Lavandula angustifolia Mill.
As Nods between Urban farming and Business, the nod converge 2 types of roads: country park and commercial park. While the former acts as a park for farmers and workshops, the latter is a greenhouse for shops, arts, and luxuries. Different programs are assigned according to the themes and special programs related to waterways are also designed.
artcrafts
Wisteria sinensis
deciduous elegant branch broadleaf Platanus Ă— hispanica Acer Palmatum
Magnolia grandiflora Pistacia chinensis
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Reidentify Shanghai Identity: Juxtaposition of Mega-Structure and Mega-Landscape Discussed all the odds and ends of the design, it is time for us to zoom out and go back to the original question I raised. Can this piece of land redefine the city? I guess the answer will still end up in the Mega things, which form the skyline and leave indelible impressions to all the visitors. My answer to the mega-structure dilemma is not only densifying the place but also endowing it a counterpart: Mega-landscape. After a long run through the hustle and bustle in the city, the running track stemmed out from the residential area will end at the Expo Axis, which is now surrounded by fast-grow forest and metasequoia trees. The mega-structures may seem abandoned laying in the giant wetland bubbles but equipped with its original programs. The axis will remain a shopping mall underneath with wild grass growing above. Similarly, The Chinese Pavilion and Benz Arena will also remain what they were but attain a sense of tranquility. This juxtaposition demonstrates my wish to harmonize nature and urban life as a integrated whole.
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Boten National Park 磨丁国家公园
Conservation awareness-building under increasing tourism and illegal wildlife trafficking in the Golden Triangle
From land-locked to land-linked, Laos has inevitably become breeding ground for wildlife trafficking. The country is implicated actively engaging in the trafficking not only as a resource country but more as a conduit country from Africa to Asia. Among all the sin cities flourishing in the Golden Triangle, Boten SEZ is one of the most critical with its location at the cross point of the GMS economic corridor and the under-construction China-Lao railway. In this free zone for Chinese tourists, wildlife products are purchased right back to China even without crossing the custom. Being fully controlled by a Chinese developer, Boten is viewing a 10 times tourist boom by 2030. The condition of wildlife trafficking will inevitably deteriorate with the huge interests of both investors and customers.
1,000,000
The project aims at discussing possibilities of slowing down wildlife smuggling through composite wildlife trafficking interventions especially in terms of awareness building. By combining three existing education models, the project designs a comprehensive anti-wildlife trafficking base which is highly cooperative with local villagers. The base is divided into three stages which will be developed in sequence but coexist at last. Three quantified goals have been set as the evaluation criteria for this project to ensure that the project can succeed in mass awareness building while not compromising people’s livelihood with minimum modification on the ground. Even though the project mainly discusses in the aspect of the Lao government, villages’ capacity building and alternative scenarios are especially discussed understanding that the proposed project is not permanent for the uncertainty of attitudes of Chinese developers and the effectiveness of the interventions. Thus a smooth transition from villages to an educational base is envisioned with multiple possible scenarios proposed and discussed. The villagers’ livelihood is also guaranteed to be more resilient after the interventions implemented. 磨丁经济特区在吸引了巨额中国投资的同时也成为了野生动物从其他国家非法流向中国的要道。在中老铁路即将完工之际，野生动物走私 的隐患引起了很多国际非盈利组织的注意。虽然小规模的野生动物救助中心已经取得了成效，但是这种经营模式对于铁路带来的庞大潜在 消费者来说只是杯水车薪。本设计通过对现有大规模旅游教育生态基地普达措国家公园的学习，探讨了在磨丁口岸设立国家公园的可能 性，以此来提高游客与当地居民对生态保护的意识
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Number of wildlife transactions recorded by CITES
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Boten SEZ Tourist Development
China-Laos Custom in Boten
Villages near Boten
CHINA SE-ASIA AFRICA
Laos as Conduit Country in Transnational Wildlife Trade
CHINA LAOS
ORIGIN ------ Globally Reported Poached Animals (CITES)
CONDUIT ------ Methods of Transportation (TRAFFIC 2016)
DESTINATION ------ (Chinese) wildlife consumption behavior (Zhang, 2014)
trucks, railroads
Pangolin(×50)
food
Rhino custom clearance
custom clearance Elephant(×2)
air/sea cargo
47.3% medicine
local transportation passenger airline
pet
local middleman poacher mail
luxury
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Boten: Laos Wildlife Trading Hub
Chinese Tourists and Developers Influx Around Boten 90%
local villagers live by Non Timber Forest Products
90%
bear and tiger farms will be closed by 2021
90%
Chinese tourists travel through Boten to Laos
old custom
Boten SEZ
wildlife consuming zone
2021 custom
80 km 1:4,000,000
Explosion of travelers and wildlife trading around Boten
1000+ households Economic activities of Lao people around Boten 5%
Golden Boten City casino opened to the public
farmer non-farm worker 35%
others poor household
150+ animals Golden Boten City casino closed
10000+ tourists tigers farmed in golden triangle
Boten SEZ fully transferred to Chinese investors, including enacting legislations bears farmed in boten
200 km 1:50,000 Boten village resettlement
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Boten SEZ construction
Issues
Goals
Explosion of Wildlife consumers
Strategies
Awareness Building
Evaluation Criterias
Implementation of Educational Infrastructures
Outcome
Education Capacity the project should be able to accommodate
Unhoused Animals Rescued from Farms
Animals Housing
Delinieating Sanctuary Enclosures
Insecured local livelihoods
Livelihood Changing
Inroducing New Livelihood Landuses
Locate stages
maximum
10,000+ ppl
Housing Capacity
the project should be able to accommodate maximum
150 tigers & bears
Boten National Park
Livelihood Capacity
the project should be able to accommodate maximum
Stages & Models size
estimated animal numbers
estimated tourist volume
2016
enclosures
educational trail
museum
additional facilities
0.0004km2 * 30
2km
0.025km2
0.005km2
500
3000
tourist capacity housing capacity
6 * 30
livelihood capacity
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1000households
transitory stage
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animal enclosures
museum
2021
4m
trail
seized products
Boten SEZ opened to the public size
enclosures
educational trail
farm land
additional facilities
0.0004km2 * 30
2km
0.025km2
0.005km2
tourist capacity
traffick camouflage
housing capacity
6 * 30
livelihood capacity
150
8m
livelihood
500 300
operational stage
tiger enclosure
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2025
demands reach maximum
trail
bear enclosure village reception
20??
educational trail size
5km
tourist capacity
20
livelihood capacity
10
additional facilities (reception,
recovery stage
monitor center, etc.)
0.005km2
20??
2
2025 2021
natural habitat
trail
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Program Legend
Landuse Masterplan
Animal enclosures & material flows
Monitoring Center (Eco-tourism)
Stage 1
Boten national park (Developer proposed)
80km2
60km2
20min
Stage 2
P Boten national park (Designer proposed)
0.12km2
25km2
60km2
30min
6km2
Stage 3
+ 30km2
50km2
20km
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LIFE SEIZURE FLOW TOURIST FLOW
25km2
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Nateuy Town
Land Reallocation Framework in Stage 2
Intercropping
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2
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Site 1
Site 2
Site 3
tree seedlings maize | Cassava | longbean | tabacco Taro | Xanthosoma | chili pepper | eggplant
growing tree seedlings Banana | Papaya Cassava Taro
Soursop, jackfruit, guava, mountain apple Bamboo
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Envision
Village Engagement
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Project Phasing & Envision $
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Rest in Green 生生不息
In Hong Kong, a city with a massive and increasing population but limited land resources, inadequate cemetery space for people’s afterlife has long been a widely-discussed issue. Like most Chinese, Hong Kong people follow the burial custom with formal coffins and graves passing through generations to show respect to the people who passed away. After British people introduced cemetery in the 19th century, dozens of cemetery were built to meet the increasing decease rate. However, new cemeteries are harder to be built due to land shortage and residents’ complaints of traffic and environment. The project prospect future cemetery in Hong Kong in terms of form and function based on analysis and prediction of social/political/environmental factors in the upcoming 50 years in Hong Kong. The design proposes a concept of constant developing cemetery park on borrow lands. 在香港这样的高密度城市，传统火葬逐渐和紧张的用地产生了冲突。尽管香港政府近年来大力宣传绿色 殡葬，但是群众的接受度仍然比较低。通过对香港殡葬历史的研究，设计试图加强绿色殡葬的仪式感来 提高大众的接受度。结合垂直殡葬，再生殡葬等新兴技术，设计创造了一个未来五十年的殡葬公园，给 悼念的人们带来别样的慰藉。
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Prospecting Future 2007 Social Political Economic Factors
2013
2015
Tightened Regulation: Government Promotion ofgreen
Social Campaign and Public Awareness
2018
2020(now)
50% Private Cmeteries will be cleared
2030
and barren lands as burial spaces. afforestation begins. new public gained awareness of
The unsustainable
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2070(50 yrs)
privately occupied public space
ecological energy .
Burial Park promotion ofsustainable
afterlife treatment
NGOs, celebrities and dignitaries start to appeal to tree burial as an alternative choice to quickening public’s acception of “Green Burial” concept.
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dying boom of 70s/80s migrations
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2016
2050
promotion ofreclaim
memorial custom is criticized by social activists
Hong Kong Town Planning Board proposed converting abandoned buildings and green space into burial facilities to tackle shortages of urn spaces, the act faces public march protest concerning traffic and environment issue.
Land shortage of Hong Kong Cemeteries
2040(20 yrs)
2035
Government assigned borrow
green burial widely accepted
burial
2025(5 yrs)
2021
Tchnology Revolutions
2026
2031
2036
2046
2056
2066
green after life: circulation & capacity
from ash to fertilizer
2m
straw park cemetery
reforestation
decomposed soil Alfalfaw
ood chips
fertilizer
lighting
body descomposition
memorial river
sustainable
Issue
new burial structure
unsustainable burial method
burial alternatives
strong burial tradition
memorial facilities
abandoned borrow land
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ANME-EAB consortium
recycle
respectful
Strategies
insufficient burial space
privatized public space
water feature Microbio Fuel Cell
more public amenities reforestation
Burial Park
Inspiration & Elements
memorial garden
leaf family tree
recreational lawn
water feature
sky walk
extrution
expansion
connection
Programs columbarium vertical columbarium incinerator incinerator
mourning site
mourning site
chimney
skylight
skylight
stairs
columbarium
columbarium
elevator escalator
elevator escalator
column
pipe to water feature
memorial stream catalyst case epitaph
branch
incinerator
water tank
pipe to sprinkler
trunk water tank sky walk
generator room
water feature
decompose room
memorial river tree burial
reforestation
water collection
50 yrs Dynamics
5 yrs
20 yrs
Alternatives of Saying Goodbye through the city
rising up
looking up
say good-bye
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50 yrs
digging down
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life goes on
heal above
drift away
light up the road
Envision 1: Tree Burial
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Envision 2: Memorial Stream
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PROFESSIONAL WORK 工作经历
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Hung Phat in Pho Quoc, Vietnam
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One Landscape, Residential-Park Complex, 2020 大型度假村 景观小品的设计与建模
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Bansari in Dhaka, Bangladesh
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One Landscape, Residential, 2019 小型公寓 方案设计
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Vega City in Nha Trung, Vietnam
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One Landscape, Residential-Park Complex, 2020 大型度假村 景观小品|彩色平面图|剖面图
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Shanta in Dhaka, Bangladish
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One Landscape, Residential-Park Complex, 2020 商业中心 协助方案设计|景观小品设计与建模
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Arch, collage, 2016 拱，拼贴，2016
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Hung Phat in Pho Quoc, Vietnam
Contribution: Diagram | Color Plan | Feature Modeling
Feature elements
1. fitness equipments
2. canopies
4. lake gate option 2
7. sculptures
5. ocean gate option 2
8. round about
9. song of pearl
3. playgrounds
6. main gate option 2
10. totem 1
11. totem 2
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Masterplan
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Feature diagram
1. sound of pearl
2. feature fountain
5.ocean gate option 1
6. lake gate option 1
3. feature light
4. totem
7. ocean gate option 2
8. lake gate option 2
Main Gate Option 1
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Vega City in Nha Trung, Vietnam
Contribution: Color Plan | Feature Modeling | Villa Design
1. Villa Gate Options
2. Main Gate
Masterplan
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Bansari in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Contribution: Concept | Diagram | CAD Plan | Modeling | Report
Micro Concept 微观概念 网格
disturbed
pattern option 1
water flow feature wall
feature waterwall
feature light
undisturbed
pool
pattern option 2
terrace
Macro Concept 宏观概念 绿洲
pool terrace
water water geometry
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water themed garden water green
lobby
green lobby
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feature screen
feature wall
garden
drop off
drop off
oasis components
green buffer
Context Analysis
地理文脉
macro landscape
micro landscape
site condition 1
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Ground Floor Plan
Legend 1. Feature Wall 2. Drop off 3. Main entrance 4. Reflective pond 5. Disabled access 6. Dry garden 7. Sunken seat 8. Feature sculpture 9. Feature screen 10. Deck 11. Lobby 12. Feature water wall 13. Green buffer 14. Tree pit 15. Guardhouse
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Entry View
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Lobby View
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Shanta in Dhaka, Bangladish
Contribution: Design Assistant | Feature Modeling | Report
Inspiration
Concept
Landform
architecture
signage
guardhouse
triangular form from architecture
Landform
light pole
Masterplan
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Legend Public Road Internal Road Drop off to Underground Parking Pedestrian Access Plaza Shared Surface Ground Parking
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12 1. Public Road 2. Entry Road 3. Exit Road 4. Frontage Landform Feature 5. Drop Off Water Feature 6. Drop Off 7. Plaza 8. Landform with Skylight 9. Ramp to/from Basement 10. Water Feature with Sculpture 11. On Ground Parking 12. CafĂŠ Garden 13. Service 14. Project Signage
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Drop off View
Exit View
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