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01

Recording Porta Genova

Fall 2016, Beauty and Form studio,Upenn

02

The Living Quarryscape

Fall 2015 Green Stimili Studio,Upenn

02 03 Living with the “SEA“ Spring 2016 Urban Design Studio,Upenn

04 Chi-Town Engine Spring 2017, ULI Competition

05 Ruins and Rebirth Ruins and Rebirth,Dongjingyu Village Competiton

06 Professional Works Keith LeBlanc Landscape Architecture, 2014-2015 Mikyoug Kim Design, Summer 2016

07 Other Works



01 SCORING PORTA GENOVA Fall 2016, LARP 701 Beauty and Form, Upenn Often times we see composers writing music pieces based on landscape experiences, but when it comes to the other way around, we rarely see examples of a piece of landscape that is designed and inspired by music. Thus the goal of this project is to try to explore the relationship between music and landscape, finding ways in representing music in landscape. When it comes to the representation of music, both John Cage’s abstract diagrams and Lawrence Halprin’s “Motation system” helped in developing my own methods. The strategy that has been applied in this project is a process of “Record and Orchestrate“. The recording process at different scales allows for an unconventional way of reading the context. It is not only about the physical or geographical location of certain systems but also interpreting the land and the various moments based on music principals. The two main principals that have been used are the ”dynamics” and “Rhythm“. Dynamics is hard and soft of the notes that have been played, feeling and emotion that the place generate.(Atmosphere, texture, Emotion).Rhythm is how the notes are arranged, elements are organized to achieve such feeling and emotion. (Form, strategies, Moments). The site is then divided into five different passages that together forms an coherent experience for the people.


Recording Milan

Understanding the rhythm and dynamics of the city through moments.


Recording Porta Genova

Understanding the rhythm and dynamics of the site and its surrounding neighborhoods.


Site Strategy

Orchestating the site using the five strategies.


Forte:

Strong,Rhythmatic feeling achieved by reinforcing linear connection from the existing city fabric.

Crescendo:

A process of gradual revealing achieved by the play of hard and soft topography as well as the introduction of a continuous wall system on s

Transitional Plaza

Railway Heritage Walk

Station

Main Plaza

Activity Lawn

Water Plaza

Gallery

Transitional Plaza


Rail Heritage Rail Heritage Park Park

Meadow

Using the repetitive pattern in emphasising the site rhythm ,at the same time respecting the site heritage.

European Hornbeam Snowdrop

Bladder Campion

Bluebell

Sage

Prairie Dropseed

Love Grass

Milkweed

Trees/Shrubs

Grace Smokebush

Witch Hazel

Site Elements

Quaking Aspen

Site Elements Abandoned Train

Seating,Tree grates

Seating Pockets

Tree Allee Path

Open Lawn

Train track relics

Runnel

Train Track

Hardscape Material

Reclaimed Wood

Hardscape Material

Steel

Wire Mesh

Gravel

Gravel

Path Train track

Reclaimed Wood

Bench & Tree Grate

Wire mesh Board

Meadow

Steel

4’

Bench Tree Cutout 2”x3” Reclaimed Wood Slats

1” Steel Support

+

Steel Back

Steel Frame Reclaimed wood Planks

Galvanized Steel Support

4”

12”

4”

Reclaimed wood Planks

Steel Frame Planting Pockets

1’-8” 1.5” 6” 4”

8” 6”

Tree Pitch Gravel

18” Track Relics

Track Relics


Hamamelis virginiana

Malus domestica

Prunus serrulata

Abando n

ed Train

Reclaimed

Wire Mesh Board

ks Train Trac


Transitional Transitional PlazasPlazas Applying site structures in further amlifying the site rhythm, creating amicable programs for diverse group of users.

Wisteria

Grass

Grass

cockspur hawthorn

Site Elements

Site Elements Main Path Nature

Seating Pergola

Lawn Stripe Seating + Passage Pergola

Low branching Tree Pockets

Constructed Nature

Hardscape Material

Light Gravel

Passage Pergola

Hardscape Material

Concrete

Granite

Wood

Steel

Concrete

Pergola Type 1 (Natural Canopy + Seating)

Poplar Tree

Wood Seating Deck Maintenance Access

Wood Structural Support Tree Uplight

Bench

Paving Pattern Detail Type 1 - Planted 1’

9’

Concrete Footing

Type 2 - Main Walk 1’

1’

15’

1’

Engraved Dark Granite

Gravel

Pergola Type 2 (Natural/Artificail Canopy + Seating)

1’ Lawn Stripe

2” Lighting Stripe

Building/Plaza Edge Trainsition Stone Donor’s Opportunity

Concrete

Steel

Pergola Type 3 (Artificial Canopy+passage)


Vitis vinife steel trellis structure

ra tescens Wisteria fru

Cobble

Reclaim

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Populus trichocarpa

Populus trichocarpa

Betula populifolia


Revealing Wall System

Orchestrating the sense of revealing through the site by manipulating the rhythm and form of existing materials.


Wall structure made using reclaimed train tracks

Gra vel Corten Steel Wall

Betula pendula

Betula pendula


Revealing Water Plaza

Orchestrating the sense of revealing through the site by manipulating the hard and soft topography.




02 THE LIVING QUARRY-SCAPE Fall 2015, LARP 601 Green Stimuli Studio, Upenn The three major issues of the Slate Belt region are the fragmented habitat, underutilized trails and forgotten industrial heritage. The main goal is to find the appropriate way of reclaiming and re-purposing these significant quarry sites as a base of intervention to redefine its importance and having them not only serving as a local destination but also providing a greater connection to the existing trail systems and habitats. The main approaches that were taken on included opening up the views to towns ,increasing the programmatic opportunities and improving the accessibility, while at the same time developing a basis of a landscape design that restore and improve the ecology on site that supports a diverse kinds of habitat for wildlife. The site is divided into three main areas, each one of them carries the some of the same characters but with different emphasizes. The first node is emphasized on its recapturing of the heritage and Improving its cultural and recreational opportunities, the second node is about preserving the landscape in time and have limited human interaction with the landscape, and the third node is more about a process or a continuum of time that the landscape is working to recover itself, the habitats are being improved and some more passive programs are being involved.


Regional Analysis & Strategies

Forgotten Industrial Heritage A total of 2100 ac of mine lands with 658 acres of waste pile have been left indifference in the Slate Belt.

Bethlehem Steel Mill

D&L Heritage Trail

Slate Heritage Trail

Underutilized Trails A extensive sets of trails within and run through Lehigh valley have not be taken advantage to its fully potential.

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Reconnecting Heritage Through Reclamation

Vacant Quarry Vacant Industrial Vacant Landfill

Reconnecting Tourism Through Reclamation Besides the basic amenities such as inns and restaurants etc. The natural features and the unique characteristics of one town are most attractive to people.

Source: LVPC,Whiteblaze

Important Habitats

Reconnecting Habitats Through Reclamation

Bird

Mammal

"Stepping Stone" for wildlife migration

Fish

Mine Lands Flyways Kittatinny Ridge Conservation Area (Areas that have a high natural resource value such as large intact forests or abundant wildlife )

Rare Speicies

Herp

Ripirian Buffer


Slate Belt Quarry Analysis


[Quarry Categrozation Criteria]


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Site Selection Criteria/Strategy 4m i to

Blue Mountain Ridge

Minsi Lake 611

Pen Argyl

Bearswamp Wind Gap

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Site Mapping

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Waste Pile Slope>30% 2.5 Miles


Site Masterplan Concepts

Increase Programmatic Opportunity

Open Up Views

Improve Accessibility

Restore Ecology

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Multi-use Path Pedestrian Only Path Proposed Vehicular Circulation Existing Road Program areas Existing Woods Slope Stabilization Plants Green buffer Wet Woods Wet Meadow Dry Meadow Scrub Phase 1 Scrub Phase 2


Recapturing:

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North Bangor Cultural Recreational Node

Habitat Protection

Town To

Heritage Recreation

Parking

Habitat Walk

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Meadow

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Recreation

Highpoint

Enhanced Bird Habitat Zone

Slate Wall w To Quarry /T Vie n ow

Habitat Walk

ShelteredOverlook Overlook Sheltered

Slate Wall Birdwatching Pod

Overlook

Overlook

Overlook

Slate Wall Cliff walk Cliff walk

A B’ Heritage Walks Heritage Walks

Amphitheater Berm

+30

5% +5

Quarry Beach

Plaza

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Heritage Walks

+20

+65

+20 +15

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2.7%

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Kids’ Park

+20 1.5%

5.8%

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Meadow

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Opened Views in Section between Town and Quarry Planted Berm

Specimen Trees

Long Roots,Existing Tree,High Tolerance

Meadow

Excellent structure/color

Shade Trees

Native,Color

Canopy Red Alder

Grey Alder

Red Maple

Sumac

Mountain Alder

Cutleaf stephanandra

Quince

Growlow Sumac

Sugar Maple

White Ash

Katsura Tree

Saucer Magnolia

Paperbark Maple

Prairie Dropseed

Little Bluestem

Love grass CommonYarrow

Oak

Sycamore

Red Maple

Shrub Dwarf Forsythia

Plaza

Playground

Path

A

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Relationship between Town and Quarry-front Activity Spaces Street Trees

Planted Berm

B

Event Lawn

Amphitheater Lawn

Boardwalk

Steep Slope Planting / gradingStrategy

Steep Slope Planting / Grading Strategy Regrade/Structure

Planting Diagram

Fertilizing by Organic Matter Pocket transplanting Steep Slope Planting / gradingStrategy

Slope

Aspect

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Soil

to retain Soil/Water Regrade/Structure Regrade/Structure to retain Soil/Water to retain Soil/Water

Pocket transplanting

Fertilizing by Organic Matter

Pocket transplanting

Fertilizing by Organic Matter

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Gentle SlopeSlope Planting Planting / Grading Strategy Gentle / gradingStrategy

Fast Growing Trees Pocket transplanting Limited Paths Gentle Slope Planting gradingStrategy Fast Growing Trees Organic Layer /Accumulation

Limited Paths

Limited Paths S-SE Gentle N-NE Gentle S-SE Steep N-NE Steep S-SE Slopes N-NE Slope Dry Meadow Succesional Meadow Berm Specimen tree Hardscape

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Organic Lyer Accumulation Pocket transplanting Fast Growing Trees Organic Lyer Accumulation Pocket transplanting


[Open View from Quarry to Town]

[Amphitheater as Event


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[Cliff Walk For Experiencing Heritage]


Preserving: Bangor Central Nature Preservation Node

Regrading for infiltration berm and improved habitat planting types

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Existing Planting

Regrade For Infiltration Berm

High Walk

Wetland Planting

Infiltration Berm

Low Walk

Existing Planting

Pond

Site Aerial View

High Elevation Walk Low Elevation Walk

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Platforms

Existing Vegetation Proposed Vegetation


Platform Typologies

Walkway /Material Typology

Cantilevered

Sunken

Elevated

Flat

High Elevation Walk with Open Views

Low Elevation Walk with Sense of Enclosure

Sound Pavilion

Cantilevered Overlook

Sheltered Platform

Viewing Tower


Progressing:

Scrub phase2

Capital Quarry Successional Landscape Node

Meadow

Community Activity Zone

Site Plan

Scrub phase1

Wet Meadow

Grassland

Visitors Center

Scrub phase2

Rolling Meadow

1”=100’

Grassland to Scrub

Dry Meadow

Late Scrub Shrub Phase

Early Scrub Shrub Phase Perennial

Lawn

Wet Meadow

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Junk Car Reuse Strategy

Scrub Shrub Succession Processes

Existing

Junk Car

Stripped

Recovery +

Bird Houses

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Seed Bank

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Developing +

Meadow

Scrub

Established +


[Dry Meadow Walk]

[Scrub Walk with


Car Seed Banks]

[Wet Meadow Walk]



03 LIVING WITH THE “SEA“ Spring 2016, LARP 602 Urban Design Studio, Upenn Team work Role: Team Leader (Graphic that was not done by me was cited)

The Red Hook Container Terminal site perfectly encapsulates the competing pressures of conversion of underutilized industrial lands to other productive uses, the increasing gentrification of the Brooklyn area with cravings for high end development slowly forcing affordable housings out of the area. For the first half of the semester, the team focuses on a set of systematic analysis of the region and finding our premise goals for the future development of the site.With the analysis primarily focusing on the increasing water-related issues such as flooding and water pollution in combination of the need for a diversify kinds of industries. We found the interesting opportunity to bring algea and related industry into our site as a primary driver for building an resilient and performing waterfront district.




Site Operations and Plan

Recreational Waterfront Area Main Housing Development

Neighborhood Park

Central Commercial Hub

Industrial Area

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High Investment Scenario

Industrial Driven Scenario

Low Investment Scenario

Upgraded Industrial Output

Public Realm Output


Industrial Area

Central Commercial Hub

OPEN SPACE TYPOLOGIES

Open Space Typologies Industrial Business Zone

Logistic Center/ Cruise Terminal Algae Operation Bio-Tech Center

Logistic Working Zone Algae Laboratory

Terrain Open Space Manufacturing Center Waterfront Plaza

Commercial Building Flooding Control

Flooding Control

Cafe, Restaurant

Algae Infrastructure

BUILDING TYPOLOGIES Building Typologies Commercial Hub Typology

Bio -tech Industry Typology

1. Typical waterfront Lot

2. Extending building over water

3. Introducing Algea production

3. Introducing Exhibition building related to algea production

Manufacturing Educational

2. Maximize Industrial Building Area

1. Orient towers based on views and sunlight

1. Manipulate grades to fully use the roof spaces

Commercial Office

Office Above Commercial Typology

Manufacturing Building Tyology

1. Typical Industrial Lot

1. Arrange podium to create public spaces

2. Introducing Light Manufacturing

Manufacturing Light manufacturing 1. Typical Block

1. Creating semi-public Space

1. office above retail

1. Private Roof Terraces

Commercial Office


Recreational Waterfront

Neighborhood Connection Park

Neighborhood Anchor Zone

Waterfront Living Zone

Cruise Terminal

Anchor Space Entrance Park

Housing, Office, Commercial Building

Anchor Building Community Facility

Hotel

Waterfront Recreation Park

Urban Open Space

Flooding Control Algae Infrastructure

Centrall logistic viewing platfromTypology

1. Lot Next to logistic Platform

2. Initial Commercial Development

Mixused Building Tyologies

2. Landform to seperate two uses

4.Cafe for overlooking logistic activity

Mixused Building Typology

1. Basic adjacent commercial building block

2. Creating public space by setting the building base back

3. Extruding Towers based on views and sunlight, as well as creating private spaces

1. Basic adjacent commercial building block

2. Creating public space by setting the building base back

3. Extruding Towers based on views and sunlight, as well as creating private spaces

4. Setting towers back to relieve wind intensity on the pedestrian level

3.Create more access in opposition direction

4. Adding Diverse Units

Office Commercial

Housing Building Tyology

4. Setting towers back to relieve wind intensity on the pedestrian level

Office Commercial

1. Typical Lot

2. Creating public space

Regular Units Affordable Units




[Algea Production Demonstration]

[Water Platforms]


Public Terrace in Car Park

[View from CarPark]

[View from boardwalk]



04 CHI-TOWN ENGINE Spring 2017, ULI Competition Team work : Xinyi Ye,Cody Erhart,Wenhao Wu,Yajing Zhao,Yifeng Zhao Role: Idea Generation,Graphic Production The Chi-Town Engine draws from Chicago’s rich cultural and industrial heritage to embrace its continued place as the primary hub of innovation and creativity in the American Midwest. The plan leverages a strategy for the redevelopment and branding of the Goose Bend Neighborhood that capitalizes on the district’s most distinct “mechanisms”: industry, community, and resiliency.

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Development Strategy Job training services Tech Company Headquarters Site Location Park

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Industrial Corridor CTA rail lines Railroad

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Integrating New & Existing Developments Parcel A and an expanded Parcel C allows for an integrated neighborhood development bridging the North Branch Chicago River. Selling Parcel B as equity encourages market forces to revitalize existing developments west of the site to enable holistic neighborhood development.

Transit Circulation

Equitable Transit for Visitors & Residents Connecting the heart of the site to Clybourn and North/ Clybourn Stations via shuttle service enables low-income individuals access to the resources of the Skills and Leadership Center and encourages residents of the neighborhood to ride public transit to their jobs in downtown and greater Chicago.

Figure-ground

Embracing Industrial Fabric Removal of undesired structures coupled with renovation of one of the Fleet & Facility Management buildings engages the site's cherished past while energizing the edge between new and existing developments. Intentionally leaving west Goose Bend untouched encourages market forces to reinvest in the neighborhood.

Road Circulation

Enhanced Pedestrian & Bicycle Linkages Vehicular and bicycle accessibility is greatly enhanced via a connector between N. Clybourn St. and N. Elston Ave.. Two pedestrian bridges extend across the river to afford access and extend the Bloomingale Trail to Lincoln Park and beyond.

Open Space Framework

Landscape as Urbanism

By: Cody

Open space is utilized as the organizing agent for the Goose Bend Neighborhood. The river's concrete edge is removed and the slope regraded to allow room for the river to flood and ecological niches. Numerous pedestrian streets capture stormwater and people and channel them towards the river's edge.

By: Cody


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INDUSTRY MECHANISM

COMMUNITY MECHANISM 1

Living Room Square

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Mid-rise Apartments + Condos

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Market-rate Family Townhomes

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Mixed-income Townhomes

5

Pedestrian | Cycle Linkage

4

RESILIENCY MECHANISM 1 2

North Branch River Walk Stormwater Plaza

3

Conveyance Park

4

Pedestrian Conveyors

5

Bloomingdale Trail Swing Bridge

By: Xinyi

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100’

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Development Cost | Total Income

$151,401,739

cost profit

PHASE I

$6,823,906

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By: Cody+Yajing

Living Room Plaza

By: Xinyi

BLOOMINGDALE TRAIL SWING BRIDGE

NORTH BRANCH RIVER WALK

MID-RISE APARTMENTS & CONDOS

MARKET-RATE FAMILY TOWNHOMES

RETAIL + OFFICE MIXED-USE


$168,685,112 $331,066,243

$83,270,248

$158,652,583

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Skills & Leadership Center

By: Xinyi

SKILLS & LEADERSHIP CENTER

MIXED-INCOME TOWNHOMES

LIVING ROOM SQUARE

MID-RISE APARTMENTS & CONDOS

INDUSTRIAL WORKSPACE LOFTS

CONVEYANCE PARK

By: Xinyi

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CLYBOURN COMMERCIAL CENTER

25

50ft



05 Ruins and Rebirth 共生拾景 Fall 2016, Ruins-Rebirth Competition Team work Role: Idea Generation,Graphic Production The Dongjingyu Village is at the Ji County, the only mountainous area in the Tianjin municipality. It is home to a cluster of vernacular stone dwellings of extraordinary design and layout, interspersed among grotesque rocks, primeval trees and rare plants. As a point of departure for Dongjingyu Village’s regeneration masterplan, our plan seeks to respond to the rural revival movement across China and explore the local culture and charm of the Village


Site Plan

Sequential Experiences 拾景转换


Artist Village

艺术家村落 旧手法+新材质

旧手法+现有材质

Conventional Method + New Material

Conventional Method + Existing Material

Plant

Push

织 Weave

Overlay

廊 Alley 影廊

艺廊

休憩

Rest

Shaded Walk

构造研究

剧院

Shade Galley

Art Gallery

巷 Corridor

Education

风巷

镜巷

Planted Walk

Reflection Gallery

乘凉

镜宫

Wind Gallery

院 Courtyard 聚集

Gathering Space

Interactive Pond

剧院 Light Gallery

Reflection Room

Planted Maze

思源池 汇

Confluent

Recreate

Celebrate

丰水期 Wet Period 冥想 Meditation

汀步 Stepping Stone

枯水期 Dry Period

玩石 Climbing

步道

水雾

Water Walk

Water Feature

阶梯水景 Stepping Waterfall

阶梯广场 Amphitheater

临时性艺术装置 Temporary Art Installation

季节性表演 Seasonal Performance


[ Wind Gallery ]

[ Water Play ]


[ Artist Village ]

[ interative Pond ]



06 PROFESSIONAL WORKS Mikyoung Kim Design, Summer,2016 Kieth LeBlanc Landscape Architecture. 2014-2015

The works shown here ranges from a varies scales of highend residential designs and small commercial development which includes courtyard, roof terraces and streetscape design. These works has help me to have a deeper realization of the fine materials, craftsmanship, grading and plantings of these site design project. During my time at these offices, I was glad to have been exposed to a variety of tasks which included not only the design visualization but also the technical and communicational aspects of the field.


Boston Children Hospital Roof Gardens, Boston, MA 8th Floor Garden Physical Model

Garden Section


10th Floor Garden Physical Model

Structure Digital Model & Section


Boston Children Hospital Roof Gardens, Boston, MA 12th Floor Garden Trellis Model Studies

Garden Section

Trellis & Planter Wall Model Studies


Els Center of Excellence, Juniper, Construction Documents

Plan

Intern Charrette Project


Landmark Center, Boston, MA Plaza Organization Studies

Conceptual Site Plan

Paving studies


Model Studies

Perspective of Plaza, by Colleague


Laughlin Residence, Chestnut Hill, MA

Site Plan

Site Section

Site Section


Barrys Corner,Boston,MA SITE G

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Low Sedum Plantings G

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Drainage Grading

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Gathering Areas Synthetic Turf Sedum Planting Grass Planting Planted Berm Gravel Strip Private Terraces


1331 Boylston Roof Terrace,Boston,MA Roof Terrace + Streetscape Plan

3rd Floor Terrace


Pergola Detail

3rd & 5th Floor Terrace



07 Other Works

Exploring drawings through the use of different mediums has always been a passion of mine since an early age. I love the richness in textures that various mediums convey. I hope I can continuously bringing my passion in the works I create in the future. Besides drawings, the art installation projects that I have participated and other model studies that I have done had helped me to think about the design of landscape not only from a “Plan� but also from very different perspectives.


[Water City]

[Fluid Gound]


[The “Side Winder”]


GIS + Rhino Analysis Site Suitability Analysis

Landcover

Hillshade

Slope

Aspect

Weighted Overlay

Weighted Sum

Kernal Density

Buffer

Grasshopper + Rhino Analysis

Subsite Selection

Subsite Site Contour

Slope Analysis

Vacant Lots

Lots within Forest

All Flow

Flow intersect with Building

Selected Lots


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