Design portfolio

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Design Portfolio Xu Xuan


Urban Design + Planning


Content 02 Downtown Corridor Plan | Urban Design Envision the historical downtown corridor by understanding the context, and bring up complete street plan.

Comprehensive Commercial Center | Site Plan A design concerning about how to promote human activities and meet individual needs

Construction of New Countryside | Village Plan A design solving practical problems existing in the village with the full concern about boosting the development of agriculture

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Urban Design | Evolving compact City Generate the guideline to maximize the meaningful open space and mixed-use city.

Urban Design | Gateway Envisioning Re-imagine the neighborhood gateway through place-making by utilizing the pattern of the place into the design.

Urban Design | Urban Center Reconstruction Revive urban center by providing public space and explore relationship between them

Master Plan | Fuchang town A design based on the local natural resource,society and economy,etc concerning for the long-rang economic growth




STREET DESIGN

Primary Street

The primary street runs the edge of defined superblock

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All Secondary Streets must remain open to limited shared use. They must remain accessible to: • emergency vehicles; • limited deliver vehicles; • vehicles for individuals with limited mobility; • users of private parking garages.

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If a Barcelona Metro station lies within a Superblock, the streets adjacent to the station entrance(s) must be Secondary Streets, biased towards more pedestrian and open space uses.

Bicycle Network

Implement a Bicycle Network of continuous cycle lanes one block south of a Primary Street, and one block west of the Primary Street.

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MAXIMIZE THE COMPACT CITY

Typical Block

Increase FAR

Superblock Edge Bonus

Maximum Cumulate Bonuses Cumulate bonuses to the maximum allowable of +4 FAR above the base FAR

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Upzone by 1 FAR

Transit Bonus

Creating Zoning Bouns around metro and LRT stops by 2 FAR

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Creating Zoning Bouns along superblock edge by 1 FAR

Cap and Trade Introduce transfer of development Rights or cap and trade system for FAR.


OPEN SPACE DESIGN

Sensory Experience

Context Sensitive

Street as Open Space

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Open Space along the Street

Ecological Service

Socialization


Activity inside Block

Block as Open Space

Intersection as Open Space

Open Space at Intersection


LLACUNA SITE DESIGN

Transit Proximity

Exsiting Figure Ground

Transit Access

Existing Built Up Area: 198,238 m2 Maximum Number of Floors: 13

Parcels with Transit Proximity: 63 Total Area of Parcels: 27,507 m2 Total Built Up Area in Parcels: 44,937m2

Superblock Edges Parcels at Superblock Edges: Total Area of Parcels: Total Built Up Area in Parcels:

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Edge Parcels

Other Parcels

80 55,105 m2 96,487m2

FAR Performance

Other Parcels

Underperforming Parcels Parcels selling FAR Neutral Parcels

Underperforming Parcels

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Exsiting Figure Ground

Proposed Figure

In the Street Proposal for Llacuna Superblock, streets at edge of superblock are developed to primary street which has access to bus. Two streets along Metro Station are developed into secondary street, intersection of which should be developed into public space. Passage way inside of blocks function as network conncection for open space Primary Street

Secondary Street with Carriageway

Primary Street

Secondary Street with Bicycle Network

Secondary Street with Carriageway

Superblock Boundary

Secondary Street with Bicycle Network Superblock Boundary

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Road Network within the Superblock

Open Space Network within the Superblock




SITE ANALYSIS

Point Park U. District Residential & Retial Office Retail Hotel

Existing canopy coverage+Park

2015 Reisential Density

North Bound Buses West Bound Buses East Bound Buses Oakland Bound Buses South Bound Buses Bus Stop T Route T Station

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Mass Transit

Uses Intensity

Smithfield Street City Owned Parking Garages Privately Owned Parking Garages 300 feet walking distance 660 feet walking distance 1320 feet walking distance 2640 feet walking distance

Shared Bike Route Dedicated Bike Lane Riverside Bike Trail Bike Share Station Intermodal Transfer Zone

Bike share & route

Parking


Corridor Connectivity Study

Building Footprint

Bus Route

Parking

Parking Garage

Parking Lots

Parking Garage Entrance/Exit

On-street Parking

Vehicular Movement

Bus Stop

Parks & Squares

University

Hotel

Church

Facility

Government

Site Land Use & Surroundings


WEST CARSON STREET

07 Proposed Bike-share Proposed Bike Share Station Proposed Bike Lane

Transfer for Oakland, Penn Hills, Westside

Bike intensive area

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STRAWBERRY WAY STRAWBERRY WAY

Parking Garage Entrance/Exit

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SIXTH AVENUE SIXTH AVENUE

Wood Street

OLIVER AVENUE

Bus Movement

OLIVER AVENUE

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Transfer for Hazelwood

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FORBES AVENUE

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THIRD AVENUE

Seventh Ave SEVENTH AVENUE

STRAWBERRY WAY

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OLIVER AVENUE

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FORBES AVENUE Forbes Ave

Fourth Ave FOURTH AVENUE

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Boulevard Allies BOULEVARD OFofALLIES

FIRST First AVENUE Ave

FORT PITT BOULEVARD

Parking Lots

FORBES AVENUE

FOURTH AVENUE

On-street Parking

BOULEVARD OF ALLIES

To West Side

THIRD AVENUE

Proposed Bus Movement

Parking Garage

BOULEVARD OF ALLIES

Heavy Residential Moderate Retial Moderate Office FIRST AVENUE

Mixed-Use Proposed Vehicle Movement

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Activity District Placemaking Environment

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Strawberry Way

Oliver Ave

Fort Pitt Boulevard

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Pedestrian Bicycle Bus Car

FORT PITT BOULEVARD

WEST CARSON STREET

CONCEPTS Wood Street

Multi-Model

Grant Street

On-street Parking Automobile Movement

Wood Street

From West Side Transfer for East Busway

To East Side

Bike Trails


Car-free Street Plan

SCALE:

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FORBES AVENUE

SCALE:

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FORBES AVENUE

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Site Plan

Section AA’

SIDEWALK

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TREE PIT

6’

BUS LANE

BIKE LANE

TREE PIT

SIDEWALK

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6’

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TO STATION SQUARE

This district in the whole Smithfiled Street has the highest residential component. The residents in these buildings enjoy the experience of walking out of their homes into an amicable neighbourhood street, as opposed to living on a busy downtown street. Curtailing car thoroughfare through the district opens up space for a two way 10’ bike lane, and 22’ width sidewalks which can have extensive café tables, water fountains, and overall, creates a dense park space where interactions abound. Hybrid fuel efficient and non-polluting buses would be the only motorized mode of transport passing through the district. The street however, shall remain accessible to emergency vehicles.


LAND USE & ACTIVITY Residential

Hotel

Daycare

Apartment

For Student

Retail & Business

Retail

Business

Restaurant

Office

Retail Store

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SITE ANALYSIS

Bus Route

Squirrel Hill neighborhood has potential of being multi-model transportation hub. Park

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Walking Distance

Driving Distance

There is potential for both local regional serving development in the project site area. Tree Canopy

Slope Map

There is potential to link the two park with separated landscape within the site to create a complete green system while meet the sustainability at the same time.


• Low Property value in site area compared to the

other part of same neighborhood.

• Complex vehicle traffic at five-road intersection cause dangers to pedestrian

• A lot of vacant lot at vacant site impair site welcoming image.

Vacant Lot

Residential

Parking Space Intersection Institution

Neighborhood Center Main Axis


STRATEGIES A. Intersection Re-imagine

• Alleviating conflicts of vehicle movement • Increasing pedestrian safety, and shorten crossing time.

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B. Gateway Re-envision

Introducing a welcoming gateway through the land use planning, architecuture design, and road re-configuration, etc.

C. Vortex

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Residential

Hotel

Cascade Park

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Parking

• Remaining and reflecting topography pattern to building typology, landscape design, etc. • Creating a mixed-use radial scheme by developing high-density mixed use center while distributing the uses along the legs of the intersection. • Reacting to the function around the site to let it fit into the context.

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1 Community Center 2 Intersection 3 Bulb out

4 Rain Garden

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5 Bus Stop

6 Cascade Park

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8 Hotel

9 Biorentention Pond

10 Residential 11 Green Roof

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DESIGN ANALYSIS

Cascade Park The driving idea behind creating a Cascade park by reinventing the original topographical pattern was to use the earth excavated out to create the basement parking. This Cascade park makes full use of the restored contours to create different terraces for activities. It provides a gathering place for neighborhood and activities that will meet needs for different ages and different social groups creating a vibrant and lively urban room for Squirrel Hill.

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In order to fulfill a transit sensitive approach the design proposal relocates the Verizon bus stop within the extents of the park. This move envisions the bus stop to be an integral part of the park. This imparts an additional identity of the park being Transit Oriented Development.


Retial

Residential

Pedestrian Movement Perpendicular movement (Elevator/stairs) Pedestrian Entrance

Business

Open Spaces

Vehicle Movement

Vehicle Entrances/Exits Parking space


The diagram highlights the design intent of creating an entrance corridor to the neighborhood having similar building heights and architectural style.

Typical Street Section

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The design aims at restoring the original topography and creating a terraced park for the neighborhood.


Gateway

Intersection



Constructive Detailed Plan


SITE ANALYSIS

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IDEAS GENERATION

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SITE PLAN SITE PLAN: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08

Main road Pedestrian entrance in business area Main entrance in residential area Pedestrian entrance in Residential area Public green in residential area Public green in business area Old well Preserved school

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Landscape analysis


Sample neighborhood:

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typeB:81.86

typeA:90.00

typeB:82.66

typeA:69.95

typeB:91.41

typeC:88.69

total:632.39

total:383.52

typeC:70.15

total:471.79


Perspective Panoramic view : Through the in-depth understanding and analysis of the area, I made a reasonable arrangement on the layout both on the plane and space and defined the plane and spatial order. By taking the people’s needs into full consideration of, I can carry out residential landscape

business landscape

Axis Perspective In the design of commercial street, the facade is in conformity with the local architectural style, which is the representation of local history .

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SITE ANALYSIS

Wharf

Street Inside of Site

Along the River

Park

China

Hubei Province

Site

HongHu City

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Education Instituion

Infrastructure Service City Main Road River Road

Provincial road


Main Street

1-3 floor

Secondary Street

Site Land Use Commercial

4-6 floor

Flow Node

Public Admin

Residential

Reserved Land

Pedestrian Flow

Preserved Land

Above 6 floor

Building Height

Main Street Bypass

Public Space

Secondary Street

Land Use around Site Commercial

Manufacturing

Public Admin

Road System Residential

Protective Green Belt

Recreational Green

Tour Wharf

Historical Preserved Site

According to the Planning, bus Station and service facilities will be built in the wharf. It is expected receive tourists up to 300,000 person-times each year.

Landscape Map

Protective Green Belt

Recreational Green

River

Taking the functions of the wharf into consideration, correspongding function of land will be designed to serve the influx of people from the wharf.

ISSUES:

Public Space

In the layout of land use, the isolated land lacks the connections with the surroundings, for example, the tour wharf will attract large influx of people and thus bringing economic benefit to this site, but there are insufficient public space and commercial districts for people to linger and stay.

Lack of facilities and activities make it difficlut to attract diverse people. Also, The ignore of its advantageous position would miss the opportunities for economical benefits and chance to improve people living standard.


IDEAS GENERATION Concept: Structure the Public Space+React to the Environment around Site DOT

Making good use of the walkways and roadway greenbelts to form the linear city space, which connects the public space

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Making good use of the walkways and roadway greenbelts to form the linear city space, which connects the public space

Making good use of the walkways and

FACE roadway greenbelts to form the linear city

space, which connects the public space

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Process site location

define the function

perspective view


DESIGN ANALYSIS


DESIGN ANALYSIS

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SITE PLAN

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Main entrance Main axis Minor entrance Public green in residential area Public green in business area Historical Site Preserved school




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IDEAS GENERATION

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SITE ANALYSIS

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CONCEPT:


ANALYSIS OF SUPERIOR MASTER PLAN

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DESIGN ANALYSIS



Xu Xuan

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