STORY OF RIVERFRONT YAFAN WU final studio
CONTEXT MAP
CONTEXT ANALYSIS ZONING
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TRANSPORTATION
POPULATION
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PARK
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HOUSE INCOME
RACE
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Land Elevation
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Park Green space
RESISIT
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softscape
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SECTIONS
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TOPO+DRAINAGE SYSTEM
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Parking
Street
Path Building
Greenway
Steps
River
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INTERACTION
River access points Transpotation Shared use Greenway Bike path River activity route
Green space Rest area Recreation Public open space Art display Building Natrual Parking space
PRESPECTIVES
MODEL PHOTO
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ElIZA POOL ELIZA POOL ELIZA POOL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Raleigh, NC
13th,Januaury, 2014
S Wilmington St S Saunder St
social networking, educationally, mutifunctional space in Caraleigh
Raleigh, NC 4/2014 Eliza pool park located in Caraleigh, Southen Raleigh. This project aim is to build a middle school in this area and also an be used by residents nesr around. The school space will promote public education, also saftey issues will be considerated. The design process is not only in the school site but also in a global vision.
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Peak Flow Events: quantity
Plants chosen for design should be able to survive in shallow soil
Peak Flow Scenarios (gallons [liters]/second) 2-year storm: 550.6 [2084.2] 5-year storm: 638.8 [2418.1] 10-year storm: 707.7 [2678.9] 25-year storm: 776.47 [2939.3]
TOTAL ACREAGE: 8.1 acres roads: ~50000 sq. ft existing buildings: ~1200 sq. ft utilities: 0 sf. ft parking : 8000 sq. ft potential building footprint+parking : ~15000 sq. ft
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ALL STORM DRAINAGE STRUCTURES WITHIN THE ACCESSIBLE ROUTES SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS SHALL ADA APPROVED.
ALL DRAINAGE GATES WITHIN PEDESTRAIN PAVING AND BIKE LANES SHALL BE BICYCLE WHEEL SAFE.
ALL STORM DRAINAGE GRATES AND COVERS WITHIN ACCESSIBLE ROUTES THAT ARE SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS SHALL MEET STATE AND FEDERAL ADA REQUIREMENTS.
THE FRAMES, GRATES, CLEAN OUTS, VALUE COVERS AND OTHER SURFACE UTILITY FEATURES SHALL BE ADJUSTED TO MEET PROPOSED GRADES WITH APPROPRIATE INSTALLATION DETAILS.
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, SPOT GRADES REFER TO BOTTOM OF CURB AT THE FLOW LINE (ADD 6" FOR THE TOP OF CURB). ALL SPOT GRADES AT THE EDGE OF PAVEMENTS SHALL REPRESENT THE PAVEMENT GRADES, NOT ADJOINING LANDSCAPE. ELEVATIONS SUPPLIED FOR CATCH BASINS OR AREA DRAINS ARE INDICATED FOR TOP OF GRATE AND TOP OF COVER FOR MANHOLES OR JUNCTION BOXES.
ALL AREAS ARE TO BE GRADED TO PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE AND AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A 2.0% SLOP ON LAWNS, 1.5% ON UNIT PAVER SURFACES, 1% ON CONCRETE FLATWORK AND 1.5% ON ASPHALT SURFACES. ALL STEPS, PRECAST SURFACES, CONSTRUCTED SEATING; WALL TOPS SHALL RECEIVE A MINIMUM OF 1% SLOP TO PROVIDED WASH.
MATCH NEW CONSTRUCTION TO SURROUNDING ESTABLISHED GRADES. REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT.
EXISTING UTILITIES SHOWN ARE APPROXIMATE AND SHALL BE VERIFIED IN THE FIELD PRIOR TO BEGINNING WORKS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN WORKING AROUND EXISTING UTILITIES TO REMAIN.
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Happniess is the most emtional response during the childhood because there are lot of people support behind( family, friends )
Kids will feel happy when they win the first prize in the compitition and it is easily satisfied them
Taste Emotional Response: stress( teenager )
Stress symptoms commonly include a state of alarm and adrenaline production, short-term resistance as a coping mechanism, and exhaustion, as well as irritability, muscular tension
Touch Emotional Response: fear guilty( adult )
When people start out on adult life, they are, on average, pretty cheerful.This emotion is often masked by anger or anxiety. So, it is interacted.
It is in a transition time from a child to become a teenager, so parents usually worried a lot
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Emotional Response: depression( mid-aged ) Emotional Response: blank( senior )
those who are prone to guilt, anger and anxiety—tend to be unhappy.
Sometimes younger people will feel alone and empty. Study, job and so many things need to be done, more or like a closed space
Now in the adults phase, so people experience most important things in their life (married, employment...)So the emotion will be more complicated and influence each other
Although as people move towards old age they lose things they treasure —vitality, mental sharpness and looks— they also gain what people spend their lives pursuing: happiness.
Things go downhill from youth to middle age until they reach a nadir commonly known as the mid-life crisis
Stiffening joints, weakening muscles, fading eyesight and the clouding of memory.Sometimes because of the age, peope have disease and live in the hospital tfor their rest of life
right now, peopel always like to questioning themselves. Is the life sucessful for them or just bad luck. In their mind, a lot of questions will appear
death, a fact the everyone need to experience it eventhough is natural death or disease death. So there is a blank or stop in their life.
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During the childhood, children who learn positive emotional skills from their parents seem to have more success making friends. Children of emotionally expressive mothers tend to receive high regard from their peers
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