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CONTENT

Parent-Child "Floating" Paradise Individual Project

Date: 01.2021 - 04.2021 Location: Changsha, Hunan Province, China

CHENGWEI WU

MUTI PORE Water City Individual Project

EDUCATION BACKGROUND

Master of Design Nanjing Forestry University (2021-Now) Bachelor of Fine Arts Nanjing Forestry University (2017-2021) Major: Environmental Design (Urban Landscape Track) Email: wuchengwei991118@163.com Phone: +86 18120191972

Date: 06.2021 - 12.2021 Location: Bay Head, Ningbo, China

Into the Life

SKILLS

Collaboration Project

Date: 03.2022 - 06.2022 Location: Kowloon City, Hong Kong, China Contribution: Concept 70%, Model 55%, Drawing 100%

From Bio-Response to Eco-Echo

Collaboration Project HONORS & AWARDS

Excellent Graduate and Graduation Design of Nanjing Forestry University Silver Award of the 6th "Jinpu Cup" International Urban Landscape Design Competition National Scholarship

Milan Design Week - Third Prize of Excellent Works Exhibition of Teachers and Students of Chinese University Design Discipline (Jiangsu Competition Area) Bronze Award of Jiangsu Interior Design and Furnishing Design Grand Prix Bronze Award of China International Space Design Competition (CBDA) Merit Student Pacemaker in Nanjing Forestry University

Jun.2021 Oct.2020 Oct.2020 Apr.2022

Jun.2022

Sep.2022 Oct.2022

Date: 07.2022 - 09.2022 Location: Haikou, Hainan Province, China Contribution: Concept 65%, Model 55%, Drawing 80%

Other Work

Painting, Model, Rhino, Published Papers, Photograph


01 Parent-Child "Floating" Paradise

Individual Project Date: 01.2021 - 04.2021 Location: Changsha, Hunan Province, China

With the surrounding logistics and economic development, the consumption level has reached a certain height, and the city center has gradually moved south with the construction of commercial complexes. Too rapid development, ignoring the needs of children. At the same time, the brand positioning is almost for adult consumption, and children's boredom and distress and other activities are not satisfied. The project has fully transformed the open space of the roof garden of the site, so that people can enjoy parent-child entertainment from different perspectives under the premise of ensuring safety.


Surrounding Environment

Xingsha · Cultural Park

Hunan Province

Changsha City

Changsha County

Bus Station Route

High Speed Railway Station Route

Xingsha District II

Legu Kindergarten

星沙汽车站

way

gsha Express

han Hangzhou C

Niujiaochong Intercha

nge

SITE

Wharf Route

Gaolin · Jin Sanhua Mansion

Airport Route

Economic Analysis Oak Valley Golf practice field

Changsha Ruibo Science Park

1700

2000

1300

1500

900

500

500

0/Million Yuhua District

Changsha County

Liuyang City

Furong District

Ningxiang City

Yuelu District

Top 5 GDP values of all districts and counties in Changsha.

100/亿元 2007

2009

2011

2013

2015

2017

GDP trend of Changsha County over the years

2019


Strategic Analysis

Rapid economic development Busy work

Hardware facilities are from the perspective of children to better increase parent-child interaction.

Set up a large number of open sites Stimulate community vitality

Opening of BRT in shopping malls.

phubber Weak community vitality

The shopping mall is located in the traffic artery Severe blockage.

The roof garden is equipped with an outdoor children's play area with special care.

Strategy

陶公庙

High shelves Limited range of vision for children.

Problem

Longhua Mountain

Current situation of Zhongmao City

Construction of New Area Community vitality is increasing Rapid economic development Land, sea and air construction. The construction of commercial space The city center moves southward. Preservation of ancient buildings around the site. The continuity of mountains and rivers.

2059 2019 1999

History Analysis


Site Plan

1m

5m 3m

Children's Activity Sand Zone of Action

Collecting and Distributing People Flow Express Lane Office Building Anti Corrosion characteristic seat Open Grassland

Municipal Roads

Surrounding Sites


Scene Reproduction

Yeah! I won again Ha ha ha!

Exercise will play play badminton with my baby~

The weather is good today, and the view is beautiful!

Kitten meow meow meow~

Wow! Baby, Mom will take you skating~

Brother! You come after me!

Profile Featured wooden seats

Pavilion

Outdoor prompt slogan

Parent waiting area

Water storage and drainage composite plate Moisturizing blanket Root resistant puncture layer Protective layer Waterproof layer concrete ceiling


Axonometric

Tree Array Square

Outdoor Furniture

Publicity column

Children's Activity Area

Parent Waiting Area

Qushui Liuqu Fast Track

Secondary Entrance

Express Lane

Landscape Seat

Main Entrance


Mapping&History Collage

N

02 Muti Pore Water City

Landscape

Individual Project Date: 05.2021 - 08.2021 Location: Bay Head, Ningbo, China Introduction: While developing its cities, China faces the daunting problem of having an ageing population. It is worth exploring in depth how a new town meets people's functional and emotional needs. Due to a lack of suitable land in the old city of Ningbo, the government has decided to build a new city at the bayhead of Jiangbei District, Ningbo. Their plan is to attract skilled workers and new migrants to move into this new city. In my project, l would like to display the characteristics of porosity, sharing, and uncertainty that define this pluralistic and more open new city in Ningbo.

Railway Highway Expressway Subway

Main Road Village Road River System Contour Line

Water Area Baiyun Park Yuehu Park Zhongshan Square

Yongfengku Site Park Jiangbei Park Yong River Park Cultural Park

Building Height


GIS Analysis

Design Concept

Contour Lines

River Network

Satellite Maps

Flow of 500

Topographic Maps

Flow of 1000

Sight Line Analysis

Catchment Analysis

Slope Analysis

Slope Catchment Weighted Analysis

Landscape Analysis

Summary of Landscape Analysis

Small Rendering of Functional Area

History Collage


Diagram Legend

Bay Head Ecological Area Lakeside Business Area Class 1 Residence Class 2 Residence Class 3 Residence Culture&Education Area Administrative Area

Site Plan

Bay Head Ecological Park

Lakeside Villa

Lakeside Commercial Area Agedness Flat

Chengwei Primary School Turen High School Cultural Centre

Administrative Building Tianlan Bay

Expert's Residential People's Hospital Office Building

Multimedia Centre Nursing Home

Waterfront Cultural Park Sports Park

Legend

Primary Road Network Secondary Road Network Sidewalk Main Node Secondary Node

16

32

64

128m


Partial Rendering

Aerial View

Model Photos


03 Into the Life

Collaboration Project Date: 03.2022 - 06.2022 Location: Kowloon City, Hong Kong, China Contribution: Concept 70%, Model 55%, Drawing 100%

Introduction: Through the literature review, we found that the common TOD mode mainly focuses on fast pedestrian traffic to improve the efficiency of office functions. Influenced by the slow TOD model proposed by western countries in recent years, it is planned to combine fast and slow TOD to create a living model that is efficient and has a quality of life, so that residents can enter their lives. In this project, it is decided to take a long TOD bus line on the north side as the main traffic channel, connecting the central commercial pedestrian street, vitality pedestrian road and waterfront vitality belt to form three horizontal axes. At the same time, the high connectivity channel between buildings enables residents to have closer contact with buildings, landscapes, green infrastructure, etc., so that residents can walk into life, enjoy life, and create a new TOD city with a greener and living atmosphere.


Site Analysis

Afforestation

Site Status Problem

High density residential environment. Country parks far away from the city.

People's awareness of nature protection.

Traffic

60% Country Park

Pedestrian system separated from vehicle system.

Public transportation is developed.

Life

Hong Kong residents' absolute compliance with traffic rules.

12 Air Crashes 270 people died Noise problem Inadequate transportation High risk

The plane roared past the center of the city.

Kai Tak Heart Disease

Development limit

High density residential environment

Narrow housing area

C130 crashed into the sea.

On the last day of Kai Tak's operation, amid cheers. Take the last plane.

The red checkerboa -rd of turning sign.

Interviews with People

The government attaches great importance to the flexibility and adjustability of Hong Kong's energy resources, and reserves 60% forest coverage in policy.

>35%

Power generation fuel combination

The carbon intensity in 2019 decreased by 35% compared with that in 2005.

High-priced public rental housing, high-density housing, insufficient urban greening and lack of public green space. Hong Kong's income level

<15m

2

Statistics of Per Capita Living Area of First-tier Cities in 2019.

Hong Kong's Blueprint for Climate Action 2050, published in HK, puts forward carbon reduction strategies, as well as new measures to adapt to climate change.

Over the years, the rent paid to landlords in Hong Kong has reached seven figures.

With limited economic ability, families often have various contradictions because of the narrow space. Resident Li Shifu

Tenant Mr. Wang

Na Lin became a resident KFC wanderer of 'KFC' because of her unstable income.

Public transportation is the main means of travel for residents, and there is a problem of congestion. TOD is a better choice. National highway Urban road Urban trunk road Highway Subway Cruise ship

Nature reserve Recreation area Waterfront Shopping area Architectural texture Green

Marine traffic Highway Trunk road Railway

>90%

Average daily public transport passengers in Hong Kong.

Xiao Xu, a Hong Kong In HK, taxis are much more expensive than those in the university student mainland, and trams are generally used.

Do you usually go out by bus?

Team member Xiao Wu

It has always been my wish to drive a taxi. Taxi driver Mr. Tu


Strategy

Small Green Space

Small Green Space

Public Building

Infrastructure Facilities

Sport Park

Residential Building

Transport Hub

TOD Bus Line

Waterfront

Residential Building

Residential Building

Residential Building

Transport Hub Future Development Land

Small Green Space

Residential Building

Fast and Slow TOD New Concept Derivat

Urban Vitality Zone Sport Park

Residential Building

Waterfront Vitality Zone

The plan is to build 3 TOD routes: bus TOD route, waterfront vitality belt route and commercial pedestrian street route (urban vitality belt). To solve the traffic problems in public cities to meet the needs of urban residents, build a bus route that runs through the site. To solve the problem of high-density housing, take the urban vitality belt as an example, and provide many residential houses, which are combined with commercial vitality. Finally, according to the waterfront characteristics of the site, the waterfront vitality zone will be built, greening will be improved, and the overall living standard will be improved.


Site Plan

Functional Division

Country park Active green space Residential area TOD business Sports area Medical land School land Unforeseen land Wetland

TOD Analysis

Guide streamline

TOD distribution area

Streamline Analysis

TOD hub Ⅰ

TOD hub Ⅲ

Future development zone

Cruise terminal

Country sports park

Ecological floating island TOD hub Ⅱ

Vitality sports park High-rise housing

Riverside commercial center Harbour Medical Center TOD hub Ⅳ

Riverside Park

Business-living building

N


TOD Building Type

TOD Housing Type

Tod Transport Hub

Vitality Trail of Administration Building

Waterfront Vitality Zone

TOD Station


04 From Biological Response to Ecological Echo

Collaboration Project Date: 07.2022 - 09.2022 Location: Haikou, Hainan Province, China Contribution: Concept 65%, Model 55%, Drawing 80%

Since the 20th century, in order to meet the needs of land use, human beings began to speed up the pace of reclaiming land from the sea, which caused great damage to the marine ecological environment during the construction period.Based on this background, the project team hopes to explore the possibility of solving the site problems from the perspective of coral in order to cope with the uncertain disaster events in the future. Taking coral's sensitivity to the environment as a breakthrough, it forms a biological indicator in the seawater monitoring system, and puts forward the core concept: "Preliminary ecological restoration in 2020-2030–2030– 2040 phased supervision system and responsive design–2040–industrial upgrading". Incorporate safety system analysis such as site vulnerability and possible natural disasters into the supervision system, continuously improve the city's spatial resilience, economic resilience, engineering resilience, management resilience and social resilience, and at the same time focus on improving the city's ability to resist natural disasters and various risks, and then repair the fragile ecosystem to build a resilient city and a new low-carbon industrial chain.


Artificial Island

Global Artificial Island Layout

Since the 20th century, to meet the needs of land use, mankind has begun to accelerate the pace of marine reclamation. Among them, the construction of artificial islands is the largest project. According to incomplete statistics, 273 artificial islands can be recorded in the world. The size of these islands varies from 0.07 hectares to 202,000 hectares, which caused great damage to the marine ecological environment during the construction.

Case Assessment of Ecological Hazards 394

2014

2016

8.88 2011 254.24

3500

2017

4000

15.73 2015

84.12

2020

4137

49.18 2004 3000

3.83 220

Construction Process

Ground Treatment

Artificial Cofferdam

Blowing bucket-Extrusion

Earth-Rock enclosure-Dredger excavation-Solid foundationEnclosure

10

782.4

2022

2010 2200

2014

Revetment Construction

Island area/ha Amount of sand and stone/10000 m3 Ecological hazard index Construction cycle

Excavate silt-Fill gravel-Put in torsion block

Island Filling

Sand transport-Dredging-Filling


History Analysis

BIODIVERSITY REDUCTION

CORAL BLEACHING

After the introduction of the new policy, the artificial island faced with many problems has entered people's vision again.

Environmental pollution and other problems have prevented the project from being approved by the government.

HNA transferred the South China Sea Pearl Island to Hainan Development Holding Real Estate Group.

The policy of completely stopping land reclamation must be abandoned.

The policy of stopping man-made island filling came.

COASTAL EROSION

Phase II was officially started in February 2014.

CURRENT SITUATION

Phase Ⅰ of the reclamation project was officially started.

Current direction changes

Ecological damage

Wave diagram of E direction

Wave diagram of W direction

Wave diagram of N direction

Poor water quality

Prediction chart of annual scouring and silting amount

Coastal erosion deposit

Map of monthly erosion and siltation Monthly scouring and silting diagram before artificial reclamation under after artificial reclamation under wind conditions wind conditions

Comparison chart of velocity before and after artificial reclamation at ebb tide

Comparison chart of velocity before and after artificial reclamation at high tide

Single industry type

Ecological sector is not linked


Strategy

Monitoring System A-level B-level Aiming at the problems of the island, this scheme puts forward a phase supervision system and a bio-responsive design and divides the site construction and development into 3 stages. An ecological assessment is conducted every two years. According to the evaluation results, it is divided into three grades: A. B and C, which respectively correspond to the three levels of excellent, good, and medium ecological conditions after each stage, and then corresponding construction measures are made according to different results.

C-level Ecological Restoration Ecological Industry Traditional Industry


Development Course of Design Here are 3 special cases out of 27 situations, that is, the three evaluations are excellent, good and fair each time. Take this as an example to show the differences of response measures in different situations.

Excellent-Excellent-Excellent: Increase traditional industries by 20% in the venue.

Good-Good-Good: Increase the ecological industry by 25% on the site.

Intermediate-IntermediateIntermediate: Increase the ecological restoration area and replanting amount.

Excellent-Excellent: 20% ecological industries and 20% traditional industries will be added to the site.

Good-Good: Increase the ecological industry by 20% on the site.

Intermediate-Intermediate: Increase the ecological restoration area and replanting amount.

Excellent: Develop 50% ecological industry on site.

Good: Develop 40% ecological industry on site.

Intermediate: Increase the ecological restoration area and replanting amount.

Initial Ecological Restoration

Initial Ecological Restoration

Initial Ecological Restoration

Ecological Restoration

Ecological Industry

Traditional Industry

Initial Ecological Restoration


Site Plan

Functional Division

Commercial and entertainment center Science and technology entertainment bay area Characteristic ecological homestay area Ecological priority experience area Ecological forest restoration area Cultural art exhibition area Transportation wharf area

Ecological Landscape Planning

Planning scope Main landscape axis Secondary landscape axis ecological construction Main landscape nodes Secondary landscape node

Green Corridor Along Wuyuan River

1 Dock 2 Homestay 3 International exchange center 4 Lighthouse 5 Monitoring device 6 Artificial island reef 7 Maritime museum 8 School 9 Medical facilities 10 Golf course 11 Mangrove park 12 Infrastructure 13 Scientific research institute 14 Farmland

Tonghua tree Lanshu Honghailan Bruguiera sexangula Sea paint Jiaoguomu Masaki Mulan Haisang Autumn eggplant Lin 1 Lin 2


Device Analysis

Single device contain solar panels. T h e s i g n a l d ete ct i o n pa r t identifies and classifies the external remote sensing data, converts the data into co m m a n d s a n d t ra n s m i ts them to the lifting mechanism. And the movable power storage part controls the position of the device, and the solar panel provides power for the device.

The remote sensing device body and the controller are used for identifying and classifying the received signals, converting the signals into action commands and transmitting them to the following components.

The signal intensity detector, located at the top of the device, is used to receive wireless signals sent by unmanned aerial vehicles or remote controllers.

Floating Plate

In the water quality sensing part, the ocean temperature, conductivity, current and other factors are measured through the suction pipe.

Solar Panel

Collecting Floating Plate Part Eyebolt

Self-lifting Mechanism for Remote Bounce.

Linear Floating Plate Part

Fastener Remote Sensor Conduction Spiral Pipe Connecting Screw Signal Identification Device

Dead Plate

Positioning Sheath Spring Spring Guide Rail

Shuiyuan Water Pipe

Ocean Element Sensor In the part of coral monitoring, the growth index of coral is measured by 3D scanning.

Plate Rotating Mechanism Slotting Body

A 3D scanner is placed in the ball at the end of the tentacles.

Slideway Thermal Camera Module

Lifting Gear Base


During eight years, ecological restoration in the region was the main focus, and breakwaters were built and mangroves, seagrasses and corals were planted. Connect the green corridor with the ecological chain of coral, seaweed, fish, birds and mangroves.

At the beginning of 2030, the project has entered the formal stage of ecosystem assessment and responsive design. In the best case, the island's breeding base and mangrove nursery park have been built and put into use.

This is the second stage of the responsive design project. In the best case, we have added a research and development center, an international exchange center and a series of basic supporting facilities.

This is the final stage of the project. In the case of the best ecological index, we have added a biomaterial supply base, a marine museum, coral tombs, characteristic local buildings, a cruise terminal, a seed museum and other tourist facilities and put them into use. At this point, the island has been built.

Environmental protection unit

Marine fishery administration department

Marine fishery administration department

Planning design institute

Marine management government unit

Forestry department

Marine regulatory agency

Construction unit

Environmental monitoring unit

Head of nursery base

Scientific research unit

Tourism management unit

Goals to be accomplished in 2030

Evaluation Level

Goals to be accomplished in 2032

Evaluation Level

Goals to be accomplished in 2034

Evaluation Level

Goals to be accomplished in 2036

>7(10)

>50%

A

>7(10)

>50%

100%

A

>7(10)

>50%

60%

A

>7(10)

≤ 120,000

>5(10)

>40%

B

>5(10)

>40%

75%

B

>5(10)

>40%

50%

B

>5(10)

≤ 100,000

<4(10)

>30%

C

<4(10)

>30%

50%

C

>4(10)

>30%

35%

C

>4(10)

≤ 80,000

A B C

Stable survival rate of mangrove&seagrass Survival rate of mangrove &seagrass replanting

Coral ecosystem index Multiply of birds and fish numbers Flow control people/day

$ 30% $ 25% $ 15%

Evaluation Level

$

Tourism economy

The environmental monitoring unit issued instructions. The intelligent supervision system will be launched soon!

The marine environment is rather bad, and there are many albino corals, so it is necessary to put in an intelligent supervision system for ecological restoration!

Protect marine ecological environment, starting from the individual!

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Wow! 20 years!

South China Sea ~

Finally began to pay attention to coral restoration!


05 Other Works 1. Painting

2. Model

Model of Shanhai Art Museum in Kunming

Thang-ga, Tibetan Traditional Painting

Sketch

3. Rhino

4. Published Papers

Vehicle Modeling

5. Photograph

BUILDINGS JCR2

City Life Silhouette CITESCORE

4.2 SCOPUS

IMPACT FACTOR

2.648

an Open Access Journal by MDPI

CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTANCE Certificate of acceptance for the manuscript (buildings-1663389 buildings-1663389) titled:

Resilient City: Characterization, Challenges and Outlooks Authored by:

Chengwei WU; Jeremy CENCI; Wei WANG; Jiazhen ZHANG has been accepted in Buildings (ISSN 2075-5309) on 19 April 2022

Basel, April 2022

CITESCORE

3.8 SCOPUS an Open Access Journal by MDPI

CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTANCE Certificate of acceptance for the manuscript (buildings-1804762 buildings-1804762) titled:

Street View Imagery (SVI) in the Built Environment: A Theoretical and Systematic Review Authored by:

Yongchang Li; Peng Li; Chengwei Wu; Jiazhen Zhang has been accepted in Buildings (ISSN 2075-5309) on 02 August 2022

Basel, August 2022

IMPACT FACTOR

3.324

Light and Shadow

Grand Rivers and Mountains


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