CV+Portfolio By Yan Luo by Yan Luo

Yan Luo

Landscape Architecture

Prototype, Behaviours, Progressive Design, Resilient System, Urbanism

Content

•01 Curriculum Vitae •02 Prototype and Spatial Process From Object to Field and Back Again___ A Courtyard Design in Monash University

•03 Prototype and Chronological Process Superimposition___ Resilient Design on Beijing Road System

•04 A Further Research on Patterns/Prototypes and Process Slow Patterns___ MLA Research Major Project in RMIT University

All I research on Landscape Architecture is a dynamic and behavioral system, which is conducted by slow patterns. “Slow” means spatial-chronological process of movement; “patterns” refer to prototypes of principles on system behaviours.

My Professional Specialty

•A recent graduate in master program of landscape architecture from RMIT University focuses on research of flexible methodology on integrating system behaviours in landscape with different disciplines, human interaction, sustainability and urbanism, seeking for opportunities of its application and development in practical projects. •A proficient in conceptual exploration and diagraming, has a good head for logical conversion, translation and transformation, whose idea is dominant in group work projects and distinguished in chanlleging work circumstance. •A trained presenter is good at articulation of design process integrating coherently with panels.

Environmental Behavioral Psychology ...............................................................................................................Distinction Architecture Design B .........................................................................................................................................Distinction Landscape Design ..............................................................................................................................................Distinction Graduation Design ..............................................................................................................................................Distinction

Awards and Previous Experience on Practical Projects

•Second Prize of Conceptual Bridge Design Competition in South China Agriculture University (Group Work, Responsible for Principal Design Concept) •Riverway Redevelopment in Dongpu Park Reach (Solo Work) •Xiangxue Park in Luogang Town (Solo Work)

Personality

•A meticulous designer and worker is patient and diligent in design exploration and detials.

•Self-disciplinary, Optimistic; •High Responsibility on Work but Pertinacious on quality of design; •Passional in Learning; •Easy-going and Communicative;

Education

Interest

Master of Landscape Architecture 2011-2012 in RMIT University with an average GPA of 2.6(Credit) Curriculum: Semester 01-02 Year 01

•Football, badminton, tennis and other ball games; •city-walk, leisure walk, travel; •Composing books, profolios and appriciating good compositions.

Landscape Architecture Design Research Studio 7 .................................................................................... Distinction Landscape Architecture Design Research Seminar 1 (Professional Practise)...............................................Credit Landscape Architecture Design Research Seminar 2 ( Asian [Landscape] Urbanism and Architecture).......Distinction Landscape Architecture Design Research Studio 8 ...................................................................................... Distinction

Yan Luo

Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture Design Research Seminar 3 (Arbor_eal Research)................................................. Distinction Landscape Architecutre Postgraduate Elective (photography)....................................................................... Distinction

Contact Me

•Phone: (001186)13826112143 •Email: 1260728407@qq.com; ivluo@live.cn; •Mail Address:Baiyun District, Tongtai st, 19 Zhuyun Jing, unit 402, Guangzhou, China (Post code:510060) •14/04/1986

Semester 01-02 Year 02 Landscape Architecture Masters Design Research Project A ........................................................................ Credit

Profession Skill

Landscape Architecture Design Research Seminar 4 (Unwitting) .................................................................. Pass Landscape Architecture Masters Design Research Project B ......................................................................... Distinction

Bechalor of Design Aug 2010- Dec 2010 in RMIT University This is a bridging course in RMIT

Photoshop

Bechalor of Engineering 2005-2009 in South China Agriculture University

Indesign

with an average GPA of 3.25 and 83.52(Average Marks)(Graded as Distinction compared to a full score of 100 as High Distinction) Design Courses:

Rhino

Illustrator

Distinction Sketchup

Software Application

Fundamental Construction and Environmental Design ................................................................................... Distinction Fundamental Construction and Environmental Design II ................................................................................ Distinction

Credit

Water Color Drawing

Architecture Design A I .....................................................................................................................................Distinction Architecture Design A II.....................................................................................................................................Distinction

Oil Painting and Sketch

CAD

Processing

Pass

Protopype and Spatial Process

From Object to Field and Back Again___ A Courtyard Design in Monash University Associated Design Studio of “Punto in Aria” between RMIT and Monash University Tutor: Tim Schork (Monash University/ MESNE) Charles Anderson(RMIT University/SAALA) Solo Part in Team Work

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Abstract

The project’s intention is to explore properties of texture of knitting and Moiré patterns and their relationship with human behavior, in order to find out a new form for M.U.M.A.courtyard in Monash University to integrate with new programs (as extension exhibition space of Monash University Musuem of Art) and respond to diversity of spatial perception in the spatial process when people travel through the place. A textile-like system could serve as a network of human behaviours in landscape. Its qualities reflect different human movement, such as repetition of stitch reflecting circulation of transfering, variation of connection between tightness and looseness reflect spatial qualities of different activities of communities from a centralized crowd to a normal group, to tranfer. Field condition is made by these behaviours and qualities. These qualities also relate to a series of homologue of formal or informal spatial/physcial patterns, which reflect on open or semi-open spatial morphologies in the courtyard. Moiré patterns are suitible containers of these texture qualites. Different kind of line weight can indicate different meanings - a thin line can be paving, whereas a thicker line can be the outline wall of a building. The moiré patterns were used as a principle to allocate different objects and the density of lines signifies spaces. Infrastructures are arranged according the textile of moire pattern and become different spatial patterns to create relevant perception as formal and informal morphologies. As a result, different field condition is applied, such as a tree matrix on the play ground showing a feel of concentration to gather actors and audiences; semi-open gallery space divided by wire walls with short intervals providing a sense of both absorption and fluidity; as well as the positive-negative terrain design conveying a loose spatial perception for people to feel free to read and have leisure activities. Thus, coming up from different field conditions, the programs of objects are allocated and confirmed. As people transfer through the courtyard, they experience a variation of fields in spatial perception integrated with relevant programs.

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nodes move freely but within a network

nodes move freely but within a network nodes move freely but within a network

nodes move freely but within a network

different combination of spring network has different pattern of movement

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visible

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Exploration of Knitting on its texture and Relevant Phenomena of Human Behaviours,qualities and Principles transfer

The environment is not responsive enough to behaviours happened in the site.

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Exploration of Relationship between knitting texture and Field of human spatial behaviours in local scale

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Site Analysis of Potential Behaviours and Relevant Field Conditions in the Existing 10 Courtyard Generated According to the Previous Behaviour Principles

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Paths Without a Fixed Purpose

Series of static relaxation boxes

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Moire analysis on site:

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Cycle 1 tansfer:

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MoirĂŠ Index

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Site Plan 1:1000

Moire Patterns to Choose as Design Principle

Site Plan 1:1000

The pattern in front of the center could be treated as a transition

Horizontal path increases communication opportunities

Semi-Formal Space:Art Extension and Intercourse departing gathering Hub, Exhibition, Rest and Communication---Feeling Relaxed with Different Communities

Final Design

(Transportation)

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Most of the paths go through the center and separate into different directions

Spatial Navigation Pavement

A pathway as a division

Series of detached wall and seating

High Intensity of Spatial Tension

Smoothed Intensity of Spatial Tension

Even Intensity of Spatial Tension

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Relation between Chosen Moire in Plan of Courtyard, its related spatial patterns and field conditions

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29m

26m

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Pavement

Tree Allocation

Seat Allocation

Wall Allocation

Terrain Design

Arrangement of Objects

A-A Section

Roof

Paving, seatings and roof structure

Lightings and seatings

Chosen moirĂŠ in the site

N Monash University

Site Plan on the Ground

Axonometric Projection

Play Ground

Exhibition Area

Entrance

Destination

Entrance

Destination

Entrance

Destination

Variation of fields on spatial perception in different travels by people

Reading Area

Prototype and Chronological Process

Superimposition___Resilient Design on Beijing Road System Design Studio of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Do the wild thingâ&#x20AC;? in RMIT University Tutor: Charles Anderson(RMIT University/SAALA) Solo Work

Make 16 “27mm X 27mm X 27mm” 4-surface cubes with a hole on each side

Abstract

There are two themes in the project, the first one is to create a dynamic model and explore its behaviours; the second stage is to translate these behaviours into a landscape system in order to generate specialty in an actual design in urban space of Beijing. 1.Compress and Release Dynamic Model: The model is a connection system with 2 types of movable centers, each inner center nested in the outer one as a unit and all the units connected in a transposition format by an even number of links, each two going through one unit. As the links being compressed or released by particular movement of the centers, they could present a response in intensity and flexibility according to the different moving speed and interaction of the centers (inner faster than the outer). The Reflection from the Model: 1.Outer Centers and Inner Centers show different quality in Spatial Relationship(location) --- farness and slowness versus nearness and fastness; 2.The variation of tightness and looseness of the threads in the system within the behavior of Compress and Release reflects a spatial compensation relation between intensity of connection and flexibility of interaction. 2.Superimposition What? Superimposition is a trans-program road system design to minimize the spatial division by the ring-roads and over-size single use estate to reconnect the detached city programs and reuse the space of these precincts to adjust the contradiction between traffic and social interaction in Beijing and enhance the efficiency of them. Why? As the ring-road system continue to increase, many roads and lanes are enclosed by the big gates and walls of a series of single use estates. These boundaries confine the circulation of traffic and pedestrian and the connectivity between programs. Hence, a trans-program road system responding to traffic commuting and social interaction could be a solution of the deadlock. How? In the designed system, Superimposition means capacity of traffic and function could be changed in different time to improve penetration of traffic or either social interaction in the same system. It connects the local programs by a set of monorail network and local roads redevelopment. Each of the tracks in the monorail network connecting a majority of single programs provides a direct way to these estates and the intersections of the network could become channels to make chances for social interaction from different programs. The Lane redevelopment within these intersections has a series of service points linked by bicycle tracks engaged with road surface design. The Surface design could both provide diverse programs for traffic and social interaction by integration of spatial facilities arrangement, environmental graphic design and pavement, according to different time. Thus the whole system presents a behavior of compress and release on spatial usage between traffic and social interaction from a local dimension to a large scale in a time circulation. Compress and release mean intensity of traffic and flexibility of interaction on the connection medium between urban programs, which could be reflected on the dynamic model by the tightness and looseness of the threads connecting outer Streams in Beijing (2000 ~ 2010) centers or the inner one in different scale.

Plan

Outter Centers

Elevation

Make 16 “13mm X 13mm X 13mm” 4-surface cubes with a hole on each side Plan

Elevation

Inner Centers

Small Nest in Large

The Number of the Link should be even Number

Components --- Centres

Location of Programs in areas of different scales

End with the same length Every access of small one contain one thread and the threads could not cross its centre nor change direction, with each acess of a bigger one could contain 2 threads.

Inner Center

2.6 million cars

2009

3.9 million cars

2010

4.7 million cars

60-mile

Inner Center

Duration

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Inner-Centers

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Relatively Fast

Inner-Centers

Higher Interaction

Cover Smaller Area

Inner Center

Analysis of Components: Centers --- Location of Programs in Areas of Different Scales

Components --- Links Connection of Program in Areas of Different Scales

Lower Interaction

Outter Links

track

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The Way of Connection

Higher Interaction

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Path Way

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Analysis of Components: Links --- Connection of Program in Areas of Different Scales

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1:00 PM ~ 5:00 PM

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TheRailway ProcessLine of Daily Land Use

SCALE: 1:250,000

10:30 PM ~ 6:00 AM

Commercial(Red) and Mix-Use Estate Goverment Local Goverment

Main Avenue

63 reveals that the programs in highest use are commercial,mix-use estates and public/open The process of land use space.These estates have the most possibility for social interaction, while the low-use have the potential of recreation. Road

Public/Open Space

Low-Use Estate/The Other Programs

Lane

Centers --- Analysis of Programs/Land Use in Beijing

SCALE: 1:250,000

Lanes Ring Road

Main Avenue SCALE: 1:250,000

Long Way To Travel

Intensive Paths --- Lanes SCALE: 1:250,000

(Cover A Larger Area)

The Shortest Paths in City

(In Small Blocks)

Roads SCALE: 1:250,000 The Second Shortest Paths in City

Relatively Slow

Relatively Fast

Vehicles and Public Transit

Relatively Non-motorized

Second Fast

Low Interaction

High Interaction

Medium

Linkage of Outter Centers

Linkage of Inner Centers

Links --- Analysis of Roads in Beijing

Linkage of Complement

Site Analysis --- Beijing Roadsystem

Behavior -----Compress and Release Behavior Compress and Release Behavior --Compress and Release Behavior-----Compress Compressand andRelease Release Behavior

Intensity of Traffic andand Social Interaction Changing In Different Time On On the the Same Connection Intensity of Traffic Traffic and Social Interaction Changing In Different Different Time On the Same Connec Intensity of Social Interaction Changing In Time Same Connect Intensity Traffic and Social Interaction Changing Different Time On the Same Connectio Intensity Traffic and Social Interaction Changing Different Time On the Same Connecti Intensity ofofof Traffic and Social Interaction Changing InInIn Different Time On the Same Connection

RingRoad/MainRoad or Bounrdary of RingRoad forbidding peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Interaction RingRoad/ MainRoad

Boundary made by landowner :Wall and Gate Forbidding Traffic and people

Single Use Estate

Ringroad

Inner lane or Bourndary of Them

Ringroad Ringroad

Programs

Ringroad Traffic Bicycle

RingRoad/ MainRoad

Redundant Travel and Barriers of Social Interaction

Outter LinksLinks Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior Outter Links Behavior

6am - 10 am 6am10am - 10 am - 12 pm

Traffic Motorized

10am - 12 pm

12pm - 4pm Single Use Estate

People/Social Interaction

12pm - 4pm

4pm - 5pm

5pm - 7pm 5pm - 7pm Beijing Road System

Current Situation 7pm

- 11pm

7pm - 11pm

Nowadays, Traffic in Beijing City is conducted by ringroad system and a series of mainroad. As the ring-road system continue to increase, many roads and lanes are enclosed by the big gates and walls of a series of single use estates, such as university, department and neighbourhood. These boundaries confine the circulation of traffic and pedestrian and the connectivity between programs. Thus, more and more room for traffic plug into the ringroad or mainroad and the social interactionofare then separate by of infrastructure and route for accessibility to other programs or blocks. Current Problem Roadsystem in lack Beijing Conflicts between social interaction and traffic become severe.

Problem in site and Concept of Solution

InnerInner LinksLinks Behavior Inner Links Behavior Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior Inner Links Behavior

11pm - 6am

Behaviour of Dynamic Model --- Compress and Release Intensity of Traffic and Social Interaction Changing In Different Time On the Same Connection

ction ion RingRoad/MainRoad or Bounrdary of RingRoad forbidding peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Interaction

RingRoad/MainRoad or Bounrdary of RingRoad forbidding peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Interaction

6am - 10 am

Compress

Boundary made by landowner :Wall and Gate Forbidding Traffic and people

10am - 12 pm

Release

Inner lane or Bourndary of Them

12pm - 4pm

Release

4pm - 5pm

Release

5pm - 7pm

Compress

7pm - 11pm

Release

11pm - 6am

Compress

Programs

Programs Commute Time --- Compress of Traffic

Commute Time --- Compress of Traffic

Transprogram Design connect programs and replace the boundary

6am - 10 am

Transprogram Design connect programs and replace the boundary

Capacity and Program Change with time

Traffic Bicycle

6am10am - 10 am - 12 pm Traffic Motorized

10am - 12 pm

6am10am - 10 am - 12 pm Traffic Motorized

12pm - 4pm

People/Social Interaction

12pm - 4pm

4pm - 5pm

Trans-program Design

of Road System Release: the spatial connect become more flexible;

Compress and Release of the link in the system at the same time ---- Behavior of Responsive Compensation: One Closes for intensity another Open for flexibility of interaction and they both happen in the same system/place/thing. Compress : spatial connect become Release: the spatial connect become intensive but :not flexible; more flexible; Compress spatial connect become Release: the spatial connect become intensive but not flexible; more flexible; Compress and Release of the link in the system at the same time ---- Behavior of Responsive Compensation: One Closes for intensity anotherofOpen forinflexibility of interaction andtime they---both happenofinResponsive the same system/place/thing. Compress and Release the link the system at the same Behavior Compensation: One Closes for intensity another Open for flexibility of interaction and they both happen in the same system/place/thing.

5pm - 7pm Non-Commute Time Release of Interaction 7pm - ---11pm

7pm - 11pm

Transprogram Design connect programs and replace the boundary, of which Capacity and Program Change with time to enhance penetration of traffic and socail interaction among different area and programs.

11pm - 6am

Design Intension

10am - 12 pm

12pm - 4pm

People/Social Interaction

12pm - 4pm

4pm - 5pm

5pm - 7pm Compress : spatial connect become intensive but not flexible;

6am - 10 am

Capacity and Program Change with time

Traffic Bicycle

5pm - 7pm Trans-program Design of Road System

5pm - 7pm Supperimposition Concept Diagram Non-Commute Time --- Release of Interaction

7pm - 11pm 81

7pm - 11pm

11pm - 6am

Design Intension Superimposition is a trans-program road system design to minimize the spatial division by the ring-roads and ove size single use estate to reconnect the detached city programs and reuse the space of these precincts to adjust t contradiction between traffic and social interaction in Beijing and enhance the efficiency of them. In the designed tem, Superimposition means capacity of traffic and function could be changed in different time to improve penetra of traffic(compress) or either social interaction (release)in the same system. A way making good use of original sp inside the city is more important than the continuous increase of ringroad system.

Industory

Mix Used 6:00 AM

8:00 AM

9:00 AM

9:30 AM

10:00 AM

11:00 AM

Commute Time

Low Commute

Intensive Traffic

Interaction

Commute Time Commuting For Works/Officee By Public Transit 60 min Commuting For Works/Officee By Non-moterize 27 min Working

11:30 AM

12:00 PM 12:40 PM

2:00 PM

2:30 PM

4:00 PM 5:00 PM

Commercial

Case 500 700

5:30 PM 6:00 PM

6:30 PM

7:00 PM 9:00 PM

9:30 PM

Low Commute

Commute Time

Low Commute

Interaction

Intensive Traffic

Interaction

Education Primary and High School Government Night Entertament(Pub)

Industory

Mix Used Education

Education

Mix Used

Public

5:59AM

Storage

Commercial

Storage

Industory

Shopping, Market, Mall Cattering(Asian) Cattering(Western)

Timetable

Industory

Education Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 1am(tomorrow Headway: 10 min

Education Education

Public Public

Education

Direct Line connecting Every Single Program

Commercial

Centers and Links

Commercial

Public

Goverment Monorail Service Type: Normal Storage 6am - 1am(tomorrow Headway: 10 min

Timetable Education Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 1am(tomorrow) Headway: 10 min

Express 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 5min

Commercial + Mix Use Estate Monorai Type: Normal 6am - 3am(tomorrow Headway: 10 min

Goverment Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 1am(tomorrow) Headway: 10 min

Express 7am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-1am 5min

Public/Open Space Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 3am(tomorrow Headway: 15 min

Mix Used TimetableMix Used

Time and Dailyroutine of Citizens in Beijing

Mix Used

Industory Industory

Commercial + Mix Use Estate Monorail Service Type: Normal Express 6am - 3am(tomorrow) 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am Headway: 10 min 5min

Industory

Industry + Storage Estate Monorail Ser Type: Normal 5am - 12pm Headway: 10 min

Design of Outter Centers and Links--- Masterplan in Huge Scale (Monora Public/Open Space Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 3am(tomorrow) Headway: 15 min

Express 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 8min

Industry + Storage Estate Monorail Service Type: Normal Express 5am - 12pm 6am-10am;5pm-7pm Headway: 10 min 5min

Commercial Commercial

Commercial

StorageStorage

Storage

Commercial

Public

Goverment

rvice

Mix Used

Public Public

Education

Commercial

Storage

Public

Industory

Storage

Commercial

Timetable

Industory

Education Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 1am(tomorrow) Headway: 10 min

Express 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 5min

Goverment Monorail Service Type: Normal 6am - 1am(tomorrow) Headway: 10 min

Express 7am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-1am 5min

Public/Open Space Monorail Service Monorail Network Timetable and Type of MonorailNormal Service Express Express and Normal Service Station Type: Express Normal Service Station There are two kinds of monorail in the network: Express Normal. Their timetables are different. Express only Storage 7am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-1am 6am - and 3am(tomorrow) 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am run in peak time: 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am. Normal runs all day end before 3am. This timetable could help to 5min Headway: 15 min 8min improve the efficency of the monorail to serve well in commute time and release more chances for social interaction in non-commute time.

Masterplan

Express 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 8min

Express 6am-10am;5pm-7pm 5min

ail Network)

Mix Used Mix Used

Mix Used

Commercial Commercial

Commercial

Commute Time (Compress)

Behaviours

Industory Industory

Industory

StorageStorage

Storage

Non-Commute Time/Interaction (Release)

Industory

Goverment Goverment

il Service Industry + Storage Estate Monorail Service Express and Normal Service Station Normal Service Station Express Type: Normal Express w) 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 5am - 12pm 6am-10am;5pm-7pm 5min Headway: 10 min 5min

Education Education

Mix Used

Direct Line connecting Every Single Program

Commercial + Mix Use Estate Monorail Service Express Type: Express Monorail Network Timetable and Type of MonorailNormal Service w) 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am 6am - and 3am(tomorrow) 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am There are two kinds of monorail in the network: Express Normal. Their timetables are different. Express only 5min Headway: 10 min runs all day end before5min run in peak time: 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-3am. Normal 3am. This timetable could help to improve the efficency of the monorail to serve well in commute time and release more chances for social interaction in non-commute time. Goverment Goverment Goverment

Commercial

Storage

Goverment

1 4

6 Department 7

University of Agriculture

University of Agriculture 2

RingRoad

Division by Single Use Estates and Boundaries of Roads

D F B

C A B

Valuable Program

MainRoad

Rail

E D

Master Plan 1:10000 Legend

Inner Centers

Resident, Govement Department or School Building

Knots/Service Points

Square and Orignal Flyover Field,Agriculture

Railway Station

Green Land Commercial Estate Crossing Design

Bicycle Tracks Road Surface Design

Inner Links

Links/Bicycle Tracks,Monorail + Crossing and Road Surface Design

Monorial

Knots

Design of Inner Centers and Links--- Regional Masterplan in Middle Scale ( Road System)

Site Location

Agriculture Estate

Catering

N Commercial Estate Redstone Pavement

Flower Container Light

Convertible Facilities x 6

School Use

Shalter C

Bench

Badminton+Market Stall Zoning+Traffic Line Division Hole

Temperary Car Park

Cobble Stone

Bicycle and Jogging Track

Temperary Parking

Dorm

Temperary Parking

Residential Estate

Little Park

Car Commuting

Plan 1:800 Shalters

Mode 2: Integrated with Pavement/Ground Surface (such as cobble stone;different color pavement indicating traffic line,market stall and badminton square) and Arrangement of Spatial Facilities (like convertible bench/facilities, flower containers and long benches), the street could prohibit traffic in order to release space for people interaction in non-commute time. While it is commute time, the street opens the whole capacity of traffic for circulation.

Plan 1:800

Bicycle Commuting

Temperary Parking

Pedestrian

Convertible Bench Flower Containers Light

C-C 1:400

Bench

Bicycle Kerbs

Rest

Holes

Rest

Market

Cars A-A 1:400

Rest

Stall

Rest

Stall

B-B 1:400

Commute Time 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Bicycle Plan Commute Time/6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am 1:800 When it is commute time, the flower containers and the convertible benches are arranged align in rows integrated with the white traffic line pavement as well as the light line and holes on the ground. They indicate and also separate different traffic(cars,bicycles and pedestrians) for a higher circulation of commuting, conversely, the interaction of people becomes less.

Location

119

C-C 1:400

Grass Field

Badmiton Cars A-A 1:400

Bike Track+Jogging Track

Badmiton

B-B 1:400

Jogging

Non-Commute Time Morning Market 10am-5pm

Plan Non-Commute Time10am-5pm Morning Market 1:800 The convertible benche could change as a market table with goods placed on it to allow trade and the surface mark on the ground defines the area of each stall, in order to enhance social interaction. The flower containers could be arrange to block the traffic of cars and just allow bicycles, which creates a harmonious environment for people/pedestrian to go in.

C-C 1:400

Cobble Stone

Axonomatrix

A-A 1:400

B-B 1:400

Chronological Alternative Systems in the street design

Non-Commute Time7pm-11pm Night Sport The holes on the ground could sustain the posts and the net for playing badminton, integrated with the surface mark on the ground. The cars are prohibited to get through by the flower containers and there are no bicycles passing at this moment and people can use the bicycle track as a jogging line for exercise.

Non-Commute Time Night Sport 7pm-11pm

Detail Design in Street-scape

6am-10am

Commute Time 6am-10am

Spatial Organization of the Road

06am am - 10 am

10am-5pm

Compress

6am - 10 am

123

Non-Commute Time Morning Market 10am-5pm

Release 127

10am - 5pm

6am - 10 am Compress

Movement of Traffic and Social Interaction

5pm 10am - 5pm

5pm-7pm

Commute Time 5pm-7pm

6am - 10 5pm am - 7 pm

10am - 5pm

Compress Release

The Lines of Movement/ Behaviour of Links

pm 5pm - 7 pm

pm 7pm - 11pm

7pm - 11pm 10am - 5pm

5pm - 7 pm

Release Compress 5pm - 7 pm 11pm - 6am

7pm - 11pm

6am - 10 am

10am - 5pm

Compress

7pm-11pm

5pm - 7 pm

Compress

Non-Commute Time Night Sport 7pm-11pm

Release 129

11pm-6am

Commute Time 11pm-6am

Compress 125

Release 6am - 10 am

7pm - 11pm

Compress

6am - 1011pm am - 6am

10am - 5pm

Compress

Mode 2 10am - 5pm Release

gram Design of the Road 5pm - 7 6am pm - 10 am

Release 5pm - 7 pm Spatial Organization of A Transprogram Design of the Road

Release

Mode 1 Movement of Traffic and Social Interaction

Movement of Traffic and Social Interaction

Compress 7pm - 11pm

Compress

6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Release Mode

Compress Mode Release

Release Mode

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Middle Scale/District

A superimposition of compress and release in Compress and Release mode in big scale cou and looseness indicate a superimposition of c

139

141

Compress 6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Release 10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Compress Mode in big scale

6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Release Mode in big scale

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm Release Mode in big scale

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Release Mode in big s

10am-5pm;7pm-11

Release Mode in local scale

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Compress Mode in local scale

6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Release Mode in big scale

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Compress Mode in local scale

6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

Release Mode in local scale

10am-5pm;7pm-11pm

Release Mode in b

10am-5pm;7pm

Compress and Release

Mega FinallyScale/City in a biggest scale as a whole system(monorail network + local road grid redevelopment), compress or release could happen in different dimension of space(local or big) in the same system along with time, in order to archieve a highest efficency of land use to enhance the penetration of traffic and social interacton.

147

7pm-11pm

6am-10am;5pm-7pm;11pm-6am

10am-5pm

n big scale uld be reflected by the threads linking the bigger centers. The tightness compress and release as a superimposition.

scale

11pm

big scale

m-11pm

System Behaviours

A superimposition of compress and release in huge scale This model reflects the superimposition of compress and release along time in the space of all different scales in the whole system in the city. The threads connecting local scale/small centers and the big scale/bigger centers move

Behaviours of the system/dynamic model reflect different relation between circulation conditions in different time and variation in physical condition of urban space. It stands for a timetable and relevant daily routine of a place in particular scale.

A Further Research on Patterns/Prototypes and Process

Slow Patterns___ MLA Research Major Project in RMIT University Strategy for Human Interaction in Urbanism Tutor: Charles Anderson(RMIT University/SAALA); Natasha Morgan; Jock Gilbert RMIT; Craig Douglas RMIT Solo Work

Abstract

How can I use patterns as mechanism to generate a complex landscape system for sustainability of human interaction in urban redevelopment? The research is concerned about relationship between patterning, human interaction and urban redevelopment in old residential area. Intension is to research a landscape system based on mechanism of different natural patterns to conduct landscape design in these city spaces for integration with human interaction (neighborhood) and urban redevelopment. In project A, I explore for a strategy to integrate human interaction with social economic redevelopment, between which clash is made in Urbanism, especially in China. Chinese city towns are undertaking economic redevelopment by governments and the lost of neighborhood is a result after the projects. My project is one of these redevelopments in Guangzhou, China. My intention is to research a landscape system for circulation space in new design instead of government plan, which can maintain quality of human interaction and fulfill the demands of social and economic redevelopment. In this system, patterns are mechanisms to conduct generation of spatial morphology and programmatic arrangement in order to affect human interaction (of human behavior) according to social psychology (social theatre). In the design, I analyzed the site integrated with different mechanisms of patterns to generate spatial configurations, which, as a result, produced different types of social theatres to affect human interaction. But the exploration of spatial design is not enough and not all the mechanisms of patterns were clear, therefore, some spatial properties were not considered, as a result, how social theatre works in these mechanisms of spatial design was unclear. Secondly, interaction and integration between different patterns to create a larger and more complex system are not clear enough. That is to say there are still potentials to explore the systems in order to make the mechanism of these patterns more reusable on human interaction in any urban redevelopment. Based on previous spatial design in project A , intention of project B is to improve understand of patterns as design prototype to refine detail design on the spatial qualities such as Pavement, Programs and Infrastructures, Terrain Design, road system and look at how different patterns exert in these properties and how these patterns interact to create an active complex system in spatial窶田hronological process, in order insert social theatres for human interaction in urban landscape and eliminate stereotype in government plan such as physical separation( fence and inaccessible huge green field), rigid program distribution and integrating with social economic redevelopment. Finally, through design with patterning and based on the theatre of social theatre, this research aims at transferring the logic of patterns into generation invisible theatres for producing of a series of invisible fence by human behavior/interaction in order to replace the physical separation and redistribute the rigid program arrangement in government plan. Office

Residential Area

Mainroad

Office

Useless Grass Field

Office

Office Office

High Commercial

Xian Village

Office Useless Grass Field

Residential Area Mall

High Commercial Residential Tower

Office

Useless Grass Field

CBD

School

Hotel

River Residential Tower

Mainroad

Residential Area

Residential Tower

Site Plan 1:50000

Residential Tower

Village Existing Plan 1:10000

Residential Tower

View Direction

Flexible Component

Mechanism

Home

Invisible Theatre

Inflexible Components Mechanism Component of Packing Component of Packing

Invisible Theatre

ComponentComponent of Packing of Packing

Home

Vision

Component of Packing Component of Packing

Vision

Here, the program of selling clothes Here, the program of selling clothes need high circulation linear space such need high circulation linear space such as a long part of a laneway for showing as a long part of a laneway for showing more clothes to more customers. more clothes to more customers.

Clothes Selling

Vision

Fasion Model

Home

Stall on the corner beside mainstreet has more opportunity to atract costumersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; notice.

Snack Stall

Extension Stall Vision

CBD

Vision

Home

Passager with long stay, the program just serve single person

Tailer

Opposition Opposition Visual Connection Visual Connection Person or

Person Vision Atracted or Vision Atracted Main Street Main Street

Passager Behavior: passing by, moving closer to crowd, being attracted visually and getting rid of the crowd/obstacle.... Visionpassing by, moving Passager Behavior: Visioncloser to crowd, being attracted visually and getting rid of the crowd/obstacle.... Spect-Actor --- Behavior in Static Condition: talking, trading, service, sitting together to eat.... Spect-Actor --- Behavior in Static Condition: talking, trading, service, sitting together to eat.... Field of Local Directly Interaction ( Behaviour sharing similar purposes or Co-opperation ) Home Interaction ( Behaviour sharing similar purposes or Co-opperation ) Field of Local Directly

Catering

Passager with long stay for eating, which is countering to the high circulation of street

Path Remained for Entrance

Home

Stall on the corner beside mainstreet has more Vision opportunity to atract Vision costumersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; notice.

Haircut

Here, the program of selling clothes need high circulation linear space such as a long part of a laneway for showing more clothes to more customers.

Stall On Ground Vision

Legend

CBD

Vision

Main Street

Home

Person

Spect-Actor --- Behavior in Static Condition: talking, trading, service, sitting together to eat.... or

Passager with long stay, the program

Field Condition when people participate in an activity, which is just serve single person defined by Interpersonal Distance( will be talked in the follow)

Observation by Activities of Attraction Passager Behavior: passing by, moving closer to crowd, being attracted visually and getting rid of the crowd/ obstacle....

Passager with long eating, whichwhich is Passager withstay longfor stay for eating, is Path Remained for Entrance Path Remained for Entrance countering to theto high of street countering thecirculation high circulation of street Passager with long stay for eating, which is Path Remained for Entrance Passager with long stay for eating, which is Path Remained for Entrance countering to the high circulation of street countering to the high circulation of street

Minimal Invisible Theatre/Component and Local Interaction Some behaviors in the town is very special and convey sense of neighborhood. with long for which eating,iswhich is PassagerPassager with long stay for stay eating, countering to the high circulation of street

Path Remained for Entrance Path Remained for Entrance

Local Interaction

Mechanism

90degree Joint

120degree Joint

Activators

Proportion of Program

Legislation

90degree Joint in Rock

120degree Joint in Peat

Patches

Opposite Programs and Social Group

Distinct Land Form

Landform Insert and Disturb

Fragmentation in a Matrix

Insert and Disturb

Programmatic-Spatial Fragmentation in a dominant land use

Integrated by Activators in Transition Transition between Species Enriched for Interaction

Pattern 1----- Patching: Programmatic Insertion

Transition between Social Groups Enriched for Interaction

Go Fast or Slow

Commercial Usage

Business Apartment

Hotel

Business Run

Village Own (70-60)m2 on average

Business Run

19%

Fulfill Government Plan

Village Own (70-60)m2 on average

19%

4% View Direction

10%

59%

Migrant

just for villagers

Proportion of Program in Area

Program Arrangment in Government Plan

Tower

Villagers

Migrant Local Shop 3:1 ratio from residential area to commercial area

59% - 7%

The Total Area of Residential is cut down to get Room for High Density of Lowrise Buildings

Proportion of Program in Area Insert Patches(Programs: local shop, migrant workers rental) into Replacement

Residential Towers Being Built

Overview of Arrangement of Program in Proposed Design Residential Area

Space is sinuous for neighbors to have more time to chat when going up or down along stair.

Go Fast or Slow

Stop and Go

Feel easy to get down to ground , unlike high tower

Kids Play Mall

Sunshine Direction

Mall

Office

6 floors

Lowrise

6 floors

12 floors ~

Highrise

Hotel

Laneway 4m

Lowrise

Laneway 6m

Laneway 8m

Residential Tower School

Lake

Kids Play

Foodcourt

Public Museum

Food Court

Laneway 13m

Diagram of Legislation of Firedistance

The shadow of buildings at noon in winter cannot touch the buildngs behind.

Kindergardern

rack ar T

Residential Tower

Diagram about Legislation of Overshadowing To Confirm Building Allocation

6 6floors floors

Mainroad

Space is sinuous for neighbors to have more time to chat when going up or down along stair.

Poeple work together to clean the stair in festival cleaning.Some of them pouring water others sweep.

Office

-wa

One

Temporary Carpark/Ball Court

Lift in Tower

Office

Kids Play

Existing Condition

Legislation of Lowrise Buildings to Enhance Usage of Stair

Commercial Street

Public Sport

30 15 0

Angles to Horizon

Design

Temporary Carpark

Office

15-21m

Stair in Low Rise

Cinema

Furniture

Below 7 floors is lowrise builidng which can be built without elevator.

Office

Mainroad

Short Stair: Sharing Theatre

Office

Temporary Carpark/Ball Court

Commercial

Spring Festival Cleaning

What you can control ?

Mall

Mall Mainroad

Poeple work together to clean the stair in festival cleaning.Some of them pouring water others sweep.

24F 24F 24F 4F 18F 4F 12F 4F 6F 4F 18F 4F 6F 6F 4F 6F 18F 6F 4F 6F 6F 6F 5F 6F 12F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 6F 18F 6F 6F 18F 6F 12F 6F 18F 12F

Office

Mainroad

Replacement Room: House to House including exchange original shop into residential area

Swithch To

Residential Replacement

Office

T C emp ar o pa ra rk ry /B al lC

Feel easy to get down to ground , unlike high tower

Rental of Shop (3000RMB/month or through negotiation)

Rental of Shop (60m2 56000RMB/month)

Exchange

15-21m

Stair in Low Rise

Minimal distance between two buildings in case of fire

Mainroad Masterplan of Program on the Ground

1:20000 Hotel

Residential Area

Residential Tower

A network of Laneway and Small Courtyard Residential Area

Office

Mainroad

Mall

Temporary Carpark/Ball Court

Temporary Carpark

T C emp ar o pa ra rk ry /B al lC ou

Cinema

Mainroad

Office

Mainroad

Office

Commercial Street

Public Sport

Mall

Office

Apartment for Migrant Workers Short Term Stay

Mall

Officee

Apartment for Migrant Workers Long Term Stay Hotel

Local Shop

Inserted Program

Mainroad

Commercial Usage

Fulfilled Program

Kindergardern

a ne-w

Residential Tower School

Kids Play

Residential Tower

Hotel

rack ar T

Office

Business Apartment

Temporary Carpark/Ball Court

consider migrant workersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; interest), Local People and Government( stands for high-income Citizen), the ratio of program arrangement and legistlations as activators become an interface for spatial-programmatic transition between different usage like consumers and resident. The arrangement of local shop, villager replacement and migrant worker dorm results from differen spatial quality such as location of scenery resource(such as lake, temples, small courtyards), location of commercial estate; local legislation on height and interval of buildings; and the individual decision of local villagers ( on what plan they would like to select). Thus, this fragmentation of landscaope becomes a forum theatre of smart interactive co-operation between different and countering social groups in a large spatial scale.

Office

Kids Play Furniture

Programmatic Fregmentation--Mix Social Structure Programmatic Fragmentation is the result of negotiation between Designers(who

Commercial

Kids Play

Office

Lake

Foodcourt

Public Museum

Food Court

Mainroad Masterplan of Program on the Ground

Final Result by the two Activators Programmatic Fragmentation of Proprosed Design Masterplan

Residential Area

Hotel

Residential Tower

Residential Area

Office

Mainroad

Commercial Center

Mainroad

Office Office

Office

Mall

Office

Mall

Laneway 1 School

Hotel Mix-Used

Mechanism Interval between different blocks and relative positions of them affect passway, interaction, quantity of the fluid.

Mechanism From left to right: Symmetry, Horizontal Transposition, Verticle Transposition.

Semi PrivateS

Commercial/Office

Foodcourt

Mainroad

Site

Masterplan 1:1785 Residential Tower

Residential Area Residential Tower

Residential Tower

emi Private

S mode on Laneway1 Particle: Transfering Fluid

Mainroad

Hotel

Residential Tower Residential Tower

Relatively Active

Private

Commercial/Office

emi Private

Office

Mix-Used

Semi PrivateS

Commercial Street

Plan 1:200

Passway of Pedestrian

Physical Structure Wall...

Active Center

Programed Infrastructure where provide attraction to people to participate particular activities

Average Range of interaction Average inteactive range at which a group of human affect passer-by

Object: Block

Topography, obstacles

Component

Neutral Center

Unprogramed Space for people to stay and provide privacy for people observe activities arround( activities in active center)

Que

Fruite Shop

Attraction

Absorption Attract pedestrian to participate

Repulsion

Lateral Force

Passing away Best Distance of Interaction in Passway Hierachy: Participation

Passing away

Observation

Section A-A 1:130 Talking about Price

Local Interaction

Loafing and Looking A

Pattern 2---- Meandering:Programmatic Extrusion

euing and Look Around

Buying Food From A Familiar Store

Reading Vegetable Shop

Snack Stall

Snack Stall Buying Food

Fruit Shop

Buying Food

Talk about Trivia

Meat Shop

Section B-B 1:130 Eatting at the Corner

Talking about Price Shop Allocate

Talking about Price

d Face to Fac

Arrouond

Watching Staff Cutting Meat

Queuing and Watching TV

Shop Allo

Obsrevation/Visual Interaction

cated Fac

e to Face

Residential Area

Office

Mainroad

Commercial Center

Commercial Street Mainroad

Mainroad

Office Office

Office

Mall

Office

Courtyard 2

Office

School

Hotel Mix-Used

Irrotational Vortex

2 Rotational Vortex 3 Partical Spinning Arround Center

Absorption

Mainroad

Hotel

Commercial/Office

Foodcourt

Residential Tower Residential Tower

Commercial/Office

Mix-Used

Mall

Office

Mainroad

Site

Masterplan 1:1785 Residential Tower

Residential Area Residential Tower

Residential Tower

Radiation Attract pedestrian inside to observe surrounding

Attract pedestrian to participate

Active Vortex

Neutral Vortex

Exchange zone

HS mode in Small Courtyard 2

In-between Zone Natural Vortices. 1 and 2 are two are two kinds of vortex in the nature. They have variation of speed proportion to distance towards or from centre, thus, hierachy in speed. Each kind has relative hierachy as shown above. 3 Direction of particle follow that of the Centre, so the centre can repulse or attract particles. 4 Exchange Zone to combine vortices.

Interfacing Design Mechanism of Vortices ( If these vortices of spiral as simple systems can be seen as components, these mechanism can be seen as local interaction or upper-local interaction)

Plan 1:250 Low Speed

High Speed

Hierachy

Observation Unprogramed Privacy

Participation Programed High Interaction

Hierachy of Intensity of Interaction Note:

Object: Center

Vortex Center

Active/Neutral Center:

Particle: Rotating Fluid

Vortex Line

Active Boundary

Neutral Boundary

Active Center/Land Mark or Building such as a traditional temple or multi-function square where provide dominant programs and scenery to attract peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; participation and absorb observation. Neutral Center/Landscape Sign/ It could be a tree with a big canopy where people enjoy the shade and feel relax to do any behaviour unprogramed on the site. Thus peple can be free to observe the surrounding for scenes.

In-between Zone Exchange zone

Passway

Components: left: components in natural vortex; right: components in design spiral system

Spiral/Vortex: Forum Theatre --- Programmatic Interfacing

Section Q-Q 1:125

Sculpture/Structure to Play by Children

People

Road Lamp

Hair Cut Stall

Tables and Chairs

Snack Stall

Stall

Long Bench

Concrete Block Magnolia Tree Concrete Brick Paulownia Tomentosa (Transplanted)

Active Vortex

In-between Zone Observation on Active Vortex

Neutral Vortex

Observation on In-between Zone Passway

Haircut

Playing

Catering Watching

Reading

Chat

Timber

Sand Brick Grass

Public

Spatial Process

Sleeping Time

11:30pm --- 6:00am

Traffic Priority

Villager Cycling to school Tricycle Hammal

6am

7am

9:30am

8am

10:00am

11:00am

12:00pm

2:00pm

4:00pm

6:00pm

7:00pm

8:00pm

10:00pm

10:30pm

11:30pm

6:00am

Activator: Time TF

Traffic Free

Car Free

Car+Bicycle

School Commute /After School

Bicycle

Tricycle Hammals Work Time

Catering Night Market Staff Lunch Time

Street Market LocalShop

CF off work traffic on work traffic

CB CB

Traffic Priority

CF(B)

Outcome

Carfree StreetMarket

TF CF

CF(B)

Trafficfree Catering

6:00am --- 9:30am

Villager Cycling to school

Traffic Priority

CF CB CBCB

CB CB B

Migrant Worker Cycling

Local Style Restaurant Run by Migrant Workers

CF(B) CB

Carfree StreetMarket

Trafficfree Night Market

Traffic Priority

Tricycle Hammal

Stall Run by Migrant Workers Block Traffic

Tricycle Hammal

T2.Temporary Pedestrianized Road System

6am

7am

9:30am

8am

10:00am

11:00am

12:00pm

2:00pm

4:00pm

6:00pm

7:00pm

8:00pm

10:00pm

10:30pm

11:30pm

Stall Run by Local People

6:00am

Activator: Time CB

Car+Bicycle

School Commute /After School

Bicycle

Tricycle Hammals Work Time

LocalShop

off work traffic on work traffic

CB CB

B CB

Outcome

CB B

CB CB B

CB B

CB CBCB

B CB B

CB B

Bicycle Priority Design

T3.Bicycle Track

9:30am --- 11:00am/2:00pm --- 5:00pm

Chronological Process 6am Activator: Shadow SU

Sunshine

SD+

Shadow+ (Dark)

(Morning) Exercise Openair Theatre

7am

9:30am

8am

10:00am

11:00am

12:00pm

2:00pm

4:00pm

6:00pm

7:00pm

8:00pm

10:00pm

SU SD+

SD+

10:30pm

11:30pm

6:00am

Carfree Streetmarket

Stall Run b

Neighbourhood Private

Local Style Restaurant Run by Migrant Workers Stall Run by Local People Stall Run by Migrant Workers

11:00am --- 2:00pm

Trafficfree Catering Center

Villager Cycling After school

Migrant Worker Cycling Off Work

5:00pm --- 7:00pm

Moveable stalls

Tricycle Worker

Traffic Priority

Moveable stalls

by Local People

7:00pm --- 11:30pm

Tricycle Worker

Trafficfree Nightmarket

Moveable stalls