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Wars In The Past CenturyStrategy

1. Dwelling form

We combine traditional stilted building with Angkor Wat to form the appearance of our skyscraper and all the conventional life style will be kept inside such as collecting water, washing and playing. People could serve their daily life without exit the building. The use of stilted buildings and different functional areas make the residential form no longer homogeneous.

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2. Transportation

A.The mono floor does not change the original mode and still operates independently.

B.Strengthening the vertical traffic between each floor and weakening the concept of “Storey” by using the stairs to connect different functional districts in the vertical network.

3.Function Division

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, the community is optimized the material needs and spiritual needs.

A.Individual life (Livestock farms, barns, residences and markets. )

B.Social facilities (Schools, handicraft factories, hospitals and healing garden. )

C.spiritual life (festivals, temples and ritual space. )

4. Establish a new vertical industrial chain

In the last period, tourism can be promoted in the skyscraper and various interactive activities are able to be carried out such as agricultural activities, holding exhibitions, handicraft activities and so on. The sightseeing elevators within the building will be used to link the touring routes and attracting more tourists. On this account, the community inside the skyscraper is capable of achieving the consolidated development in farming, manufacturing and tourism field.

Function Division

Spiritual need to realize one's idea

Concept Statement

Esteem Needs

Need to be recognized Regroup

Need to participate in social activities, including friendship and love

Avoid threats to life

Instinct level needs, including appetite, sleep, desire

Security Needs

Physiological Needs

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Present Situation the Gathering of Residents the Formation of Community the Transformation of the "Vertical Community" "Cleaning Plan"

Landmine Risk Minesexistinmany poor villages in Cambodia during longperiodofwar.

Resident Manyvillagerscan't afford to live in safe areas, so they have to live beside the dangerous landmine.

Resident Villagersconstructa vertical community insafeareas.

Agriculture Theyraiselivestock and farm at the ground floor.

Safety Safety will be assured in new home.

Advanced Demand

All the people study and work in the community.

Spirits

In traditional festivals, people need space for celebrating and sacrificing.

Landmine The government and the international organizations help root out the landmines.

Recovery

After the examination,the government and international organizations help root out the landmines.

Exhibition

Some spaces will be transformed into museums to show the painful history.

Torism

The building will be visited by travellers in the future.

Resident Villagers choose to live in it or move out.

Physical Recovery

Psychological Recovery

Water-Recycle System Roller Car

The Cambodian people's life is inseparable from water. Modern pumps and traditional waterwheel technology are combined to meet the water demand of the whole building, and multiple semi outdoor pools are added to continue the local unique customs and create a variety of social places.

Demolition Of Residential Units

Avoidance 2.0

Parasite Mode: Last Line Of Defense

Individual Work | Academic Site: Huanggang Port, Hong Kong, China

Duration: March-May, 2020

The similarities between Hongkong and “Parasite” are tremendous, so the projection seems plausible. Meanwhile, the overwhelming pressure forces them to produce some deformed ideas and create some architectural wonders.Hence, this thesis project tries to apply the " parasite " pattern for the slums by using the specific viewpoint of the film and analyzing the intricate needs and laws under the reality.

Validity Relationship Framework

The one-to-one correspondence between reality and film implies the effectiveness of projection. Also the progress of the film enable to unearth the laws that lie beneath the seemingly haphazard reality.

Sumptuous

Flattering Display

Undefeatable Disparaing

Desperate Bustling

Dispirited Dank

Element Transformation

Class

Plot

The correspondence defines the basic framework

Structure

Adding levels of discrimination forms the loop

DNA

The overall structure looking like DNA implies its inveteracy

Progress Mechanism

The connected relation promote the plot Adding the gauge to restrict circulation

Scene Extraction Extract the key points of the film to analyze its role

StairSmell Home Working Welfare

Scene Atmosphere Take apart specific movie scenes and transform them into atmosphere

Desolation

Fragrance

Oppression

Vertigo

Scene Translation Translate atmosphere into spaces and add realistic meaning and cinematic metaphors

Site Analysis

Shenzhen-Birdge-Hongkong

Huanggang Port is located at the junction of Hongkong and Shenzhen, this special geographic location indicates the fancy mental position— the last line of slums. Owing to being frustrated by the life pressure, they retreat to that line. Site

Need Analysis

Using practical means and metaphors in the film to analyze the special needs, so as to form the basic architectural elements and mix with each other to form building units.

Intrigued by the fantastic architectural setting and lifestyle, they normally prefer to withstand the pain.

Different kinds of slums shoulder different social responsibilities.

A Self-deceiving Journey

Forced by the pressure of life, a large number of slum fled their current residence and started a huge journey. However, this kind of travel is essentially a self deception retreat, which is essentially just a retreat from one edge to another.

Hesitation

Slums who keep rational and seethrough the illusions finally escapes the temptation of vertigo

Unwilling to escape from this magical city, a large number of them stay here, which is the last line of defense .

The process was mesmerized by the sheer number of architectural marvels, a small part of them stayed behind.

Because of poor and unfair living conditions, slums tend to feel fatigued, so they start the jounery.

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