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ARCHITECTURE URBAN HUMAN ENVIRONMENT
YANG WU APPLICATION NUMBER : 22174135 MARCH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BSC, CARDIFF UNIVERISTY
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RIVERSIDE MARKET
INDEPENDENT PROJECT
THE RETHINKING OF CITY FOOD MARKET DESIGN
2019 (RENEW IN 2021)
'TRANSFORMATION'
INDEPENDENT PROJECT
THE EXPLORATION FROM FILM TO ARCHITECTURE
2020
MONGOLIAN YURT RHAPSODY
INDEPENDENT PROJECT
THE REVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL MONGOLIAN YURT
INNER MONGOLIA, CHINA
GRANGETOWN,CARDIFF
RESEARCH WORK
2021
COUNTRY RUEBUILD COMPETITION
GROUP PROJECT
THE DECONSTRUCTION OF OLD MARKETING BUILDING
GUSHI ZHEN, CHINA
2021
01 Riverside Organic Market Location: Grangetown, Cardiff, United Kingdom Type of work: Academic Time: March-June 2019 INDIVIDIAL WORK Cardiff citizens strated to find lots of unconvenient of riverside outdoor market. So it is a time to replace the previous riverside market. People increasingly get used of fast food which may cause healty problems.This orgainc market will show the progress of food growing, processing while changing their daily lifestyle habits and breaking old habits and create healthy new ones.
[Grangetown & Taff River] G ra n g e to w n i s a d i s t r i c t a n d community in the south of Cardiff. It is one of the largest districts in the south of the city and is bordered by Riverside, Canton and Butetown. The River Taff winds its way through the area.
[Riverside Market Statement]
•Spend longer time from farm to customers •Need more staffs to support the whole delivery •The food may become unfresh during the way there •Customers can only see the result and ignore the growth behind •Customers has no space for eating here •Lack of basic infrastructure
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Traditional market system-Cradle to Grave Office Personnel
Bodybuilder
Parent with kid
Farmer & Staff
Possible age range: 22-60~ Brief Overview:
Possible age range: 15-35~ Brief Overview:
Possible age range: 20-40~ (1-15) Brief Overview:
Possible age range: 20-50~ Brief Overview:
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Space Expectation Producing & Selling
Experimenting
Producing & Selling
Learning
Cooking & Playing
Traditional market system-Cradle to Grave
Farm
Planting
Rural Area
Harvesting
Depositing
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Suburb Area
Delivering
Warehouse
Delivering
Packing
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City Centre Shopping
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Food Market
Eating
Restaurant
Throwing
Destruction Plant
Cradle-to-cradle design Use the fertilizer that created on site
Harvest On site
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Shopping
Farming
Bring customers guide book of recycle
Cook on site Provide them space to learn Sell on site
Activating
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Transplanting
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Fertilizer (with phosphorus)
Cook at home
Transplanting
Tranforming
Delivering
Planting
Harvesting
Introducing
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Withering
Growing
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Collecting waste
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PRACTI -CING
Learning
Play & Learn
Fast Food Shop
Teaching Organic Knowledge
Incubation Box Planting
Exterior Entertainment 1 Exterior Market
Organic Library
Hydroponic Planting
Orgainc Restaurant
Exterior Entertainment 2
Recyclability Experiment
Hydroponic Planting
Gift Shop
Office
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Eco-Planting
Baking Course
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Cardiff citizens strated to find lots of unconvenient of riverside outdoor market. So it is a time to replace the previous riverside market. People increasingly get used of fast food which may cause healty problems.This orgainc market will show the progress of food growing, processing while changing their daily lifestyle habits and breaking old habits and create healthy new ones.
In the transformation of Riverside market, there are three cycles, the ecological cycle of the plant itself, the simulated ecological cycle of building functions, and the cycle of knowledge of organic agriculture, where customers can buy food and experience the process of planting, learn about waste recycling and spread it to more people. A sustainable future that goes beyond the future of citizens and communities. It can be a model for sustainable living, or it can be a place of activity that strengthens neighbourhood relationships.
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We both stock food from organic farm nearby and raw food material grown on site.
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It not only teaches me new lifestyle, but also saves more money compared with buying finished food.
Joining this healthy cooking lecture lot, and I start to cook for myself.
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We enjoy living nearby.
There are several entrance located in this market so that people from both countryside and city centre can get here easily from all directions, no matter you come by car, train or bicycle.
Such a chill place.
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It is really impressive when I ate the food that I planted, and this place is more than a market for me.
I s e l l f a s t a n d o rg a n i c fo o d n e a r the entrance of the market, so that customers who come in hurry can buy what they need and leave.
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It is a place for learning, it belongs to the whole community.
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People also buy some seeds and plants in the gift shop on the second floor.
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I bought seeds, grown them here and come to take care of them. Staffs here will teach me the knowledge of agriculture.
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02 'Translation'-the theme park of Emotion Type of work:Academic Time: September-November 2020 INDIVIDIAL WORK
This project aims to resonate with visitors’ emotion by several architectural objects based on the film-Blade Runner. The psychological transformation of the main character-Decard will be the foundation of the whole design, and these key moments will be transformed to architectural expression.
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[Overture]
[Chapter1]
Accept the assignment
[Chapter2]
Meet Rachael
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Origami2 Transitions
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Kill Zhora & Self-doubt
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Kill Leon with Rachael & Fall in love with Rachael
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Roy finds hid ' father' and kill him & meet decard
unicorn same Transitions
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Kill Pris & Chast Roy
Roy has run out of his lifetime
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Question own identity
empathy test
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Deckard was forced to chase replicants
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The information of four replicants
The tset shows rachael is an replicant
empathy test
plot B Deckard finds Zhora acted like real human Rachael hepled Deckard kill Leon
plot C Contains religious metaphors plot D
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Roy has run out of his lifetime plot F
unicorn/Origami3 Deckard found himself could be replicant
Translation from Key Plots to Architectural Language
EVENT
Plot A
Plot B
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Decard was forced to cancel his retirement and chase these runaway replicant without choice which can be translate into a nerrow and isolated place.
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Decard started to feel confuse about the edge of people and replicants while chasing Zora and witnessed the tear of this replicant.
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Decard and Rachael started to full in love with each other. Their relationship included love, afraid and hate.
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Decard and Rachael started to full in love with each other. Their relationship included love, afraid and hate.
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At the life-and-death situation, Roy saved Decard and his life began to count down. The conversation has impacted Decard. Though Roy is a replicant, his thought is respectful.
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Decard started to self- reflection and explored the real personality under the inspiration of Roy's words.
Translation from Transitional Devices to Conntection Methods Overture to plot A
Overture
Plot A Erupting flame and the shadow in the eye create the atmosphere. These images like Montage results in the supplement of meaning
Plot A to plot B
Plot A
Plot B Spiralling spaceship gently changed one scene to another. This type of transformation smoothly reduces the feeling of sense changes which makes viewers focus on the plots. Plot B to plot C
Plot B
Plot C Many spacecraft are slowly approaching pyramid-shaped buildings. The progressive lens reflects the concentration of power and the change of atmosphere.
Plot C to plot D
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Plot D The hierarchical up-and-down footage reflects the change in the environmental position of the main character of these plots. The elevator appears as an important image in the movie many times
Plot D to plot E
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Plot D The geometrical sense of the stair and its own suspense are also essential to film and architectural space
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Staircase Pathway Elevator Column Corridor1 Corridor2
The superimposition of the three systems (points, lines, surfaces) creates the park as it generates a series of relationship which represents the film. Each of the three systems, displays its own logic and independence.
Continuous paper spaces (on the wall) define a real space (in a room), but their sequential properties unquestionably show a book. Like in those movie books, illustrations are enlarged pictures of movies.
I tried to describe a frame-by-frame image of an architectural interrogation. They do not contain decisive statements; they are tools being produced, or work in progress.
Those pieces of reality (set size, for example, confined to the camera's lens) inevitably introduce an ideal and cultural relationship. However, it is by no means a known implication that these fragments are seen only as part of the building material - neutral, object, indifferent.
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03 Contemporary Mongolian Yurt Location: Inner Mongolia, China Type of work:Academic Time: January-March 2021 INDIVIDIAL WORK
After observing the living of Mongolian who living for grazing in the tradition yurts, I found that the structure of yurt is worth to do research and improve. And how to create a new yurt that both can meet their daily requirement and link their life to the current technology is what I want to explore.
Brief Introduction of Inner Mongolia Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region of northern China, encompasses green steppe, arid desert and lengthy sections of the Great Wall of China. The Hulunbuir grasslands, a vast livestock grazing area with hundreds of rivers and popular fishing lakes, is distinguished by its mix of Russian and traditional Mongolian herder cultures. In the remote west is Badain Jaran Desert and its immense dunes 25mm
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Inner Mongolia is essentially an inland plateau with a flat surface lying at an elevation of about 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) above sea level and fringed by mountains and valleys. Its southern boundary is formed by a series of high ridges with an average height of between 4,500 and 6,000 feet (1,400 to 1,800 metres).
Nomadic Method Transformation
MILITARY TRIBES
ANCIENT MONGOLIA 1100~1200
MILITARY TRIBES
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Semi-settlement
崩崩房
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Rotational Grazing ANCIENT MONGOLIA 1100~1200
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The first nomadic pastoralism was a simply irregular movement based on the river system. Although there is a general division between winter and summer camps, the lines of movement are not fixed. By following years, it is periodic movement, gradually developing out of the camp.
MILITARY TRIBES
1984 GRASSLAND LAW
Nomadic Settlement
ANCIENT MONGOLIA 1100~1200 万户
REFORM & OPENING-UP
MORDERN GRASSLAND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY ( NEW GRASSLAND LAW, 1985)
CULTURAL REVOLUTION 1978
FROM NOMADICAL HUSBANDRY TO SETTLED ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
1947 1948 DEMOCRATIC REFORM 1954 COOPERATIVE Policy COMMUNITY MOVEMENT 1966
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POLITICAL TRIBES MING DYNASTY 1400~1600
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ORGANIC HUSBANDRY NATURE NOMADIC
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Settlement
Taking Mongolia as one of the minority ethnic groups in China, Inner Mongolia, as one of the five ethnic autonomous regions, is arguably the most modern minority. Most nomadic colonies ended their nomadic life and moved to urban areas in the late 20th century. In the densely populated and complex metropolitan areas, the decline of concentrated dwellings belonging to specific ethnic groups has led to a decline in unique cultural activities. How to restore traditional Mongolian settlements while also allowing people to enjoy the same convenient science and technology as urban dwellers is the main issue.
LIFE IN YURT
GRAZING
Yurts are still most often associated with the country of Inner Mongolia. In fact, the word “ger” itself means home or household in Mongolian. Traditional Mongolian meals are hearty, highly calorific and heavily meat and dairy-based. Animals (mutton, beef and goat) are the main source of sustenance for Mongolians, so meat, fat, milk, cheese and cream feature highly in dishes.
Eighty percent of Inner Mongolia is extensive grazing. Its climate is arid to semi -arid and the frostfree period of most of the steppe is one hundred days; transhumant herding on natural pasture is the only sustainable way of using such land.
NAADAM FESTIVAL Naadam is the most widely watched festival among Mongols and is believed to have existed for centuries in one fashion or another. It has its origin in the activities, such as military parades and sporting competitions such as archery, horse riding and wrestling, that followed the celebration of various occasions, including weddings or spiritual gatherings.
Nomadic Tribal Composition, Schedule, and Space Requirements [HERDSMAN]
[HANDICRAFTSMAN]
A worker who lives a possibly semi-nomadic life, caring for various domestic animals.
People who produce milchigs and other life supplies including food, clothes and travel souvenirs.
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i.Grazing around with in the range of Inner Mongol ii. Need temporary living space for several days iii. Seasonal migrating
i. Need the space for both living and producing items. ii. Relatively settled compared with other occupations. iii. Living in the group of 2-4
[MONGOLIAN MERCHANT]
[MONGOLIAN DOCTOR]
Traveling from grasslands to cities, bringing milchigs to city and daily necessity (hard to produce) to their settlements.
It is hard to go hospital if living in the pastures so that there would be several Mongolian doctors go with these small groups.
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i. Need larger space for storage compared with other types of occupations. ii. Spend most of their time on traveling
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MaBin Mountain MaBin Mountain, also known as North Mountain, Province.
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The Ho-lan Mountains are located on the border between the Hui Autonomous Region and Inner Mongolia.
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Wushen Banner settlement
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Desertification Area Nature Reserve Refreshment Stations Seasonal Pasture Administrative Subdivision Nomadic Movement
WuErDuoXi Mountain The highest peak in Wuyan Dusi is 2149 metres above sea level.
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GenHe River settlement
The address of Lu Ming Shan in Genhe City is approximately 46 km from Aron Hill Town.
WaMing Mountain Olumbkan Country settlement
Nuogan River settlement
Liefu Country settlement
Nuogan River settlement
Hulieyetu River settlement
Bell River settlement
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LuMing Mountain
Wa Ming Mountain is also known as Ming King Mountain. Located 13 km northeast of the town of Along Hill.
aning "holy mountain," as "Suyaraji mountain"
[HULUN BUIR PASTURE] Summer Nomadic Site
eaks of Tomur-Dangri 6995 metres.
Horqin settlement Horqin Left-back settlement
Horqin Left settlement
Arshan Badati settlement
WuZhu MuQin settlement
It is like a huge rock coming from the sky in the vast desert steppe.
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Hunge'er Basin settlement
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ShuangHeEr Mountain
Bogd Mountain Bogd is Mongolian, meaning "holy mountain," also known as "Suyaraji mountain," "Zhunbugen mountain" and so on. [1] The branch of Daxing Anling.
[HORQIN PASTURE] Spring Nomadic Site
Key Elements of Traditional Mongolian Yurt Smoke drawn out by venturi effect
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Construction
1. Yurts provide a surprisingly large amount of insulation and protection from the outside cold of winters, and they are easily changed to keep the yurts cool for summertime.
2. The ger was a symbol for the entire universe and of the occupant's place within it. The roof was like the sky, and the opening at the top of each ger was the sun and a portal to the world above.
3. The frame consists of one or more expanding lattice wall-sections, a doorframe, bent roof poles and a crown. The Mongolian Ger has one or more columns to support the crown and straight roof poles.
Structure of Traditional Mongolian Yurt A traditional yurt or ger (Mongolian) is a portable, round tent covered with skins or felt and used as a dwelling by several distinct nomadic groups in the steppes of Central Asia. The structure consists of an angled assembly or latticework of wood or bamboo for walls, a door frame, ribs (poles, rafters), and a wheel (crown, compression ring) possibly steam-bent. 1 7 2 3 4
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Modern yurts may be permanently built on a wooden platform; they may use modern materials such as steam-bent wooden framing or metal framing, canvas or tarpaulin, plexiglass dome, wire rope, or radiant insulation. The top of the wall of self-supporting yurts is prevented from spreading by means of a tension band
Development of Designed Mongolian Yurt Cons of living in traditional yurt
Dome structure testing
i. Lack of independence space ii. Directly connect with the soil ground which means that the weather Kitchen will impact the thermal a lot Storage Bedroom
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1. This structure is clear and firm. However the timber arch is heavy and difficult to take down and move. The flexibility of this frame is relatively low. 2. This frame is similar with the traditional one. Compared with other frames, this type needs more materials but the result is the same. Lobby
3. I finally choice this model as the basic structure. This frame is easier to take down, move and assemble. Also, it can connect together and divide.
Organic Mongolian Yurt Plan
Contemporary Mongolian Yurt Plan
4. This frame is similar with the chosen one. Compared with other frames, this type is more simple and the shape may cause inconvenient.
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Thermal pipes Alternator Flexible Supports
Electric wire Multifunctional rope Up-down switch
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1. Installing Connection Accessories 2. Squeezing the connection device into the connected part 3. Installing the rest of the attached Mongolian yurt
Traditional Yurt Composition
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Roof Frame Height 600mm(min)
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Supporting Frame Height 2200mm(min)
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Main Column Height 2500mm(min)
Traditional Yurt Load Detail
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Traditional Yurt Load Device
Designed Yurt Load Device
Traditional Harvest efficiency Calculation
New Harvest efficiency Calculation
An animal unit month (AUM) is based on the age, class and size of livestock, and the amount of forage they will consume in one month. An AUM also is a common way of expressing stocking rates, such as “my pasture can support 125 AUM in an average year of growth.”
The standard animal unit is a 1,000-pound cow with a 6-month-old or younger calf by her side. The kind, class and size of livestock will need to be adjusted based on this standard. Use Table 1 to find the correct animal unit equivalent (AUE) for your livestock.
Harvest Efficlency
Harvest Efficlency
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Multipller 0.50 1.00 1.04 1.08 1.12 1.16 1.20 1.24 1.28
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Multipller 1.32 1.36 1.40 1.44 1.48 1.52 1.56 1.60 2.00
Construction and Nomadic Process
1.CHOOSING THE SITE
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The higher level of living space provided a wider ground level exterior area for producing, communicating and keeps ants and flies away, but also balances the humidity compared with the situation that yurts connected wit
few years, Mongolian can hardly see their friends on account of the large boundless grassland. Living in th it possible to live together as a larger group which benefits their mental health.
The mobile contemporary yurt makes it easier to connect and separate, so that group members are free to jo personal private space and space for outdoor activities. Both children and adults can join the modern life eve from cities because of the sufficient power generation equipment.
They have the choice to play folk, music, and dance companies perform in national dress with traditional instruments, such as the morin khuur (horse-head fiddle) and yatga (a kind of zither).
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04 COUNTRY REBUILD COMPETITION Location: Song Yang, Li Shui, China Type of work:Academic Time: May 2021 GROUP WORK
We use modernism to reconstruct the prosperity of the Republic of China's Marketing Society, to bring the atmosphere of the surrounding alley into the site with the natural orientation and natural agglomeration, and to provide a place for the activities of the elderly and middle-aged people in the area.
Site Analysis
Through visiting the site, each division of labor on the "style" deconstruction. At present, we have got the concept conclusion with extension, scale, trace and Resonance Center as the core.
Through the architectural language and charm, nature guides the natural gathering of four kinds of people: Residents' public activities, town o r g a n i z a t i o n a c t i v i t i e s , t o u r i s t a c t i v i t i e s a n d f e s t i v a l a c t i v i t i e s . Fo u r aggregation modes and four aggregation spatial forms crisscross to form spatial hierarchy.
Architectural Extraction
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Alley Extension View Resident Storyline
Visitors Storyline
Entrance → Courtyard
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Entrance → Staircase
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Entrance → Terrace
Staircase → Tea Room
Courtyard View
Terrace → Staircase
1st Floor View
Staircase → Social Space
Tea Room → Exhibition Space
Exhibition → View Space Platform
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05 Other Works Field Trip Competition Photography Sketches This section shows my other works over the last few years, including my graduation design, a ZenDojo that combined with nature, the detail models and my analysis of structure.
Precedent Study (Facade part)
Pho
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Tokyo
Barcelona
Tokyo
Bristol
Barcelona
Tokyo
Beijing
Hangzhou