XINYUE YAN
PORFOLIO & CV
XINYUE TAN Date of Birth: 23/02/1993 Male Han nationality Address Jingfeng, Yinchuan City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, China Phone 18395197091 Email 2464709718@qq.com / tanxinyue640102@gmail.com
Recent graduate from University of Melbourne with a master degree in landscape architecture. During the graduate study, all landscape studio projects were collected in the MSDX Exhibition. Attentive and punctual with a love of cultural and post-industrial landscape. Seeking an entry-level position with a design firm to assist landscape and planning projects.
EDUCATION
WORK EXPERIENCE
Master of Landscape Architecture University of Melbourne 07/2016 – 07/2018
Sense Design PTY LTD - Australia Landscape Intern 07/2018-11/2018
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Beijing Forestry University 08/2011 – 07/2015
Shanglinyuan Design Studio - China Landscape Portfolio Tutor (Part-time) 10/2016-11/2018
DIGITAL SKILL •Adobe Photoshop/InDesign/ Illustrator/Lightroom •Auto CAD •Arc GIS •Lumion •Microsoft Office •Rhino •Sketch up
•Concept design. •Created schematic renderings in computer-aided software to produce 2D and 3D models. •Report on status of design process and cost analysis to project manager. •Collaborate with architects and interior designers in Airbnb projects.
•Coach bachelor students’ landscape architecture and urban design portfolios. •Teach design software.
Melbourne Brimbank City Council, Department of Planning - Australia Landscape Intern 08/2017-10/2017 •Concept design. •CAD drawing. •Create schematic renderings in computer-aided software to produce 2D and 3D models. •Report on status of design process and cost analysis to project manager. •Collaborate with artists, engineers and city council to resolve designing issues.
Environmental Development Centre of Ministry of Environmental Protection - China GIS Analyst (Part-time) 07/2017-11/2017 •Collect, analyze, visualize geo-based data. •Assist experts to finish the report of Vectorization of Chinese Rural Sanitary Sewage.
ACADEMIC HONOR • Excellence award (group work) of the 2014 Jianwang Cup ‘The Most
Beautiful Roof Garden’ design competition. • All landscape studio assignments were selected to attend four MSDX design exhibitions at the University of Melbourne. • The landscape project 'The Basis of A Great City' got highest score of the 2018 winter post-graduate landscape design thesis in the University of Melbourne.
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谭歆岳 性别：男 民族： 汉 出生日期：1993 年 2 月 23 日 地址 宁夏回族自治区银川市金凤区 电话 18395197091 电邮 2464709718@qq.com / tanxinyue640102@gmail.com
本科硕士期间学习成绩优秀，本科获校级比赛优秀奖一次。硕士期间专注于工业及文化遗产景观，设计作品连续四届 全部获选墨尔本大学设计展览，毕业设计获评当届景观毕业生最高分。校外实践经历充分，在甲级国有设计院，中科院， 事业单位，私立教育机构和外国景观工作室有过景观，规划，研究，留学培训相关工作经历。工作认真，擅于学习，乐 于不断提升自己和适应新的工作要求。
教育经历
工作经验
景观设计硕士 墨尔本大学 07/2016 – 07/2018
Sense Design PTY LTD - Australia 景观实习生 07/2018-11/2018
风景园林学士 北京林业大学 08/2011 – 07/2015
尚林苑设计工作室 - China 兼职作品集辅导老师 10/2016-11/2018
软件技能 •Adobe Photoshop/InDesign/ Illustrator/Lightroom •Auto CAD •Arc GIS •Lumion •Microsoft Office •Rhino •Sketch up
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景观概念设计 3D 建模和图纸表达 汇报项目进展和协助进行项目预算 与建筑师，室内设计师合作完成 Airbnb 民宿改造项目
• 指导本科生制作用于欧美澳洲香港等地景观和城市设计硕士申请的作品集 • 设计理论课和设软件教学
Melbourne Brimbank City Council, Department of Planning - Australia 景观实习生 08/2017-10/2017 • • • • •
景观概念设计 3D 建模和图纸表达 与当地艺术家，工程师合作进行景观小品设计 作为实习生组长把控团队进度 向政府建设委员会汇报项目进展和协助进行项目预算
环保部环境发展中心 - China 兼职 GIS 分析员 07/2017-11/2017 • 收集，校对，分析原始地理信息和数据数据的可视化输出 • 协助完成《中国农村生活污水矢量化》报告
所获荣誉 • 2014 建王杯 最美的屋顶花园竞赛优秀奖 • 硕士期间所有景观 studio 设计作业获选参展墨尔本大学 MSDX 展览 • 硕士毕业设计《伟大城市之基》获评墨尔本大学 2018 年冬季景观毕业作品最高分
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Contents
05 THE BASIS OF A GREAT CITY Post-graduate Design Thesis Jun 2018
13 LIVING IN HISTORY - TUNIS HERITAGE TOWN SUQARE MLArch ABPL 90172 Studio 3: Civic FEB 2017
18 SPACE + TIME - ARTIST GARDEN
MLArch ABPL 90072 Studio 5: Macgeorge SEP 2017
24 MOSAIC GATE - MACGEORGE HOUSE MLArch ABPL 90072 Studio 5: Macgeorge AUG 2017
26 LIVING IN GREEN - SUNBURY LANDSCAPE PLANNING MLArch ABPL 90170 Studio 4: Strategies SEP 2016
32 THE CENOTAH VALLEY - SYDENY MYER ASIA CENTER MLArch ABPL 90074 Landscape Detail Design SEP 2016
36 THE DIVERSITY OF PUBLIC SPACE Under-gradute Design Thesis MAR 2015
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LIVING IN HISTORY - TUNIS HERITAGE TOWN SQUARE MLArch ABPL 90172 Studio 3: Civic
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Tunis was an Islamic capital city with a great number of squares and mosques. These religious spaces consisted the primary public sites for those residents. After the WWI, nearly 100 years' development has replaced the squares with a high density of dwellings and gradually lost civic space in the old town. To re-introduce civic space, there are two challenges. On the one hand, there is no vacant land for new open spaces in such a high-density old town, on the other hand, destructing existing buildings may cause a risk of losing memory and historical identity.
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Memory - Remaining physical marks. The constructions with a long history (at least 50 years) and local unique styles will be preserved when de-constructing the buildings on site. Participating - History and identity should be contemporary activities for residents instead of a steady memorial. Local unique traditional crafts such as cotton planting and weaving will be exhibited and able to participate. The old weaving machines and workshops will be collected and reserved to emphasize the historical identity.
A Historical Capital - Regional Analysis
Surrounding Construction
Bulldozed building Surrounding building
Large building Fragment building
Mosque New apartment Market
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Historical Ingredient - Memory and Identity
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Master Plan B
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Old weaving workshop and its equipment
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Cotton field reveal traditional argriculture and economic identity
Former construction base and steps are utilized as paving ground and steps
Former building wall
Former construction relics as bench
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Historical & Participation
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Layer Lawn
Origional Relics Plaza
Cotton Field
Main Plaza
Utilize Origional Structions and Relics
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SPACE + TIME - ARTIST GARDEN MLArch ABPL 90072 Studio 5: Macgeorge
09/2017
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Since 1911, Norman Macgeorge, a famous Australian artist has started living in 25 Riverside Road and spend the rest of his life. After he passed away, this property was donated to University of Melbourne. Because of its essential historical value, this design project will focus on history. It will start from its original design, an art and craft style, to analysis its special characters. Meanwhile, the surroundings and vegetation of the site will be analyzed, as they also show the ecological and indigenous history of the site. Based on the analysis, the design will divide this site into three parts which correspond with the three major ‘outdoor rooms’, an important characteristic of art and craft garden, and each ‘outdoor room’ will represent a part of time in history since 1911 to the present.
Vegetal Outdoor Room - Classic Art & Craft Style
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Concept - Space Corresponds with Time
Room 1 - The Classic Historical Garden
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Vegetal Outdoor Room
surrounding the house is emphisized.
Perspective of the Art & Craft Garden
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Planting - Flower Border and Flower Pattern Design
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Outdoor Room 2 - Scholar's Pavillion
Riverside Platforms - Fishing alone trees and snow
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Outdoor Room 3 - Peninsula Viewpoint
Viatarian Glasshouse
Viewpoint Platform
Intersection
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MOSAIC GATE - MACGEORGE HOUSE MLArch ABPL 90170 Studio 5: Macgeorge Macgeorge’s oil painting works are primary achievements of his career. This project selects his paintings which were drawn in the site and other representative Melbourne landscapes to acknowledge this great artist’s life and his tight relationship with Melbourne. Compare with traditional wall painting, using an array of colourful polyethylene cubes makes the wall can resist the harsh outdoor environment.
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Origional Macgeogre Painting
Mosaic Macgeogre Painting
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Pattern : In Memoey of the Dead Oak
Element of the Mosaic Wall
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Elevation
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LIVING IN GREEN - SUNBURY LANDSCAPE PLANNING MLArch ABPL 90170 Studio 4: Strategies
09/2016
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Statement Sunbury is one of the biggest suburbs in Melbourne. It has 22 square kilometres of land and more than 30000 population. There is a developed town centre in the suburb’s south part, and most of the people in this suburb lives in there. Furthermore, Sunbury’s natural vegetation resources are abundant. Several reserves and one wetland park locates along two creeks in eastern Sunbury. These form two green chains crossing the whole suburb from north edge to south boundary. In addition, Sunbury has convenient regional transportation. Two freeway and a railway cross the suburb from west and east. However, the inner distribution of infrastructure is heterogeneous. All bus routes and major roads are aggregated in southern Sunbury with poor public transportation to other parts of the suburb. The concept of this project is to plan a new town with a green living environment in eastern Sunbury. Eastern Sunbury is a flat land which has one freeway and the only railway crossing it. In addition, two creeks with several reserve lands surrounding this area. The core mission of this project is establishing a system of green infrastructures. From the macro scale, the two creeks with many natural reserve parks surrounding the site will be utilized as a green loop of the new growth area. The sally parts of those green reserves will be extended to inner growth area. Some of those will cross the urban growth area and connect the forests from western to eastern edge of the site as green corridors. They will become the bone of green infrastructure in town. Furthermore, block parks and town centre parks will be important green points in town, and small green space along major road will connect all green elements in this system. From a perspective of microscale, roof garden will be used in town’s apartments and large buildings. Each rooftop of public buildings will have a roof garden. Furthermore, the residential areas near reserve parks are low-density. This is good for protecting natural landscape and low density can guarantee each house has a good view of seeing the parks. The other mission of this project is building a convenient transportation. The project will utilize the existing freeway to extend new major roads in the growth area. All new roads come from the freeway and the new major roads will cross the railway to link both sides of the rail. One train station will be built in the centre of the site, which provide a regional public transportation for residents in the new growth area. In conclusion, with the building of green infrastructure and extending of transportation infrastructure, the new growth area will be a town which has a natural green living environment and convenient transportation to other suburbs.
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Oppotunity & Challenge Abundant natural landscape resources. Sunbury’s east side has many reserves developing two belts of green space. Those reserve areas aggregate along two creeks at the bottom of two valleys. Advanced public transport infrastructure. Two freeways cross the suburb on west and east boundary. A railway passes the suburb from south to northeast. Vast territory with a flat landscape. Most of the territory on Sunbury is flat and suitable for building dwellings. Therefore, Sunbury’s dwelling density and population density is low. Heterogeneous distribution of infrastructure. All public transports are located at the existing town centre. It is hard for people to go to northern suburb for sightseeing unless using private vehicles. Unavailability of getting access to the reserves and viewing natural landscape. The only road approach to the valley is an unsurfaced path with the dead end. It is hard to see the reserve parks from existing town.
Criteria of New Urban Growth Suburb
Sunbury - New Growth Suburb of Melbourne
Urban Growth Area - Melbourne Scale Four goals of new urban growth area 1. Keep away from natural disasters (flood and bushfire). 2. Close to public open space and natural landscape. 3. Proximity to existing transportation infrastructure. 4. Avoid exploiting developed urban areas. Sunbury is chosen as the growth suburb because its 53% territory is in the appropriate urban growth area.
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GIS Based Suitable Analysis
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Master Plan
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Macro Scale Green Infrastructure Density
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Typical Design of Town and Rural Landscape
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Green Loop
Walking System
Micro Scale Green Infrastructure - Roof Garden on Public Building
Typical Section - Green Loop at the Edge of the Town
View from the urban edge green loop 31
THE CENOTAH VALLEY - SYDENY MYER ASIA CENTER
MLArch ABPL 90074 Landscape Detail Design 09/2016
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Planting Plan
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Part of Construction Drawings
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THE DIVERSITY OF PUBLIC SPACE Undergraduate Thesis
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