[SYMBIOSIS]
Portfolio of YICHENG XU
B.E Urban Planning,Distinctive Graduate, Wuhan University,China
[Symbiosis]
Transition to sustainable landscapes and cities
Due to the influence of Zen, Kisho Kurokawa defined the gray space, meaning the color transition between white and black and the spatial transition from indoor to outdoor. Such a unique space, to some extent, blurs the boundary between indoor and outdoor spaces of a building. When the two spaces become a biotic integrity, the barrier separating indoor and outdoor spaces was replaced by the spatial continuity, impressing people with the natural and organic feeling, such as corridors and courtyards. Transition space also exists on the scale of a city, such as the public space outside buildings like plazas, green land, and waterfronts. Here, different people meet, clash or integrate with each other. The scenes of symbiosis are on display here as the music of variations in process that is attracting, captivating and nourishing me. Transition space cannot perform like the traditionally designed space, and the latter is according to analysis, structuring and organization and produced based on the general synthesis. Such a mechanical production can let space lose spontaneity and equivocality.
Landscape
City [Central Park]
I was born in the southeastern region of China’s Zhejiang Province, the warm bed of Buddhism. In my earlier years, I was attracted by Zen, and in my university, I was inspired by Kisho Kurokawa’s understanding of symbiosis in ecology. Different from others who define themselves as urban designers, architects, landscape designers or engineers, I choose to use multiple design skills to deal with those complex issues. In my designing process, I consider the site as a living being and approach it from the macro and comprehensive perspectives such as the factors of urban planning, the surrounding environment and various social factors. During my sketch of the entire architecture, I will actively contemplate the specific details, juxtapose the entirety along with the details. It is such a parallel concept of design that guides my ideas about the relationships among site, building, environment, people, time and policies. I gradually grasp the application of the Symbiosis theory in architecture design and urban design, which also directs my thinking on transition space. This portfolio is not only to explore the spatial symbiosis but also attempts to explore the symbiosis in culture, social patterns and scientific progress.
CONTENT
Courtyard
01
[A Gallery through the Trees]
M Scale
Expansion of Courtyard Architecture Design
[Transition] KISHO KUROKAWA defined transition space , also named as grey space, a space that just like color grey which is something between black and white. Transition space interface between architecture and environment, achieve the purpose of integration of indoor and outdoor, such as building entrance , yard and roof. Meanwhile, in urban scale, transition space can be understood as the building surrounding area like square, green space or riverside. Different people with their demand meet here. Collision, conflict or harmony emerge , just like a series symphonies stage one after another, attracting me ,fascinating me and addicting me. As those spaces difficult to distinguish from inside to outside, I am also hard to define myself. Architecture designer, urban planner ,landscape architecter or engineer , none of them is the best answer. Anyway, I believe what you design is not the most significant thing while the way you think and the tip you use is.
02
[A Treasure by the River]
L Scale
Revival of Waterfront Landscape & Urban design
03
[A series of Installations on the Way]
S Scale
Urban Furnitures Design Parametric Design Model
04
[A Prediction to the Tuture]
XL Scale
Smart Rescue Plan for natural disasters Cross Category
05
[A Shelter above the Roof ]
S Scale
Roof Garden
My projects are trying to maxmize the meaning of every transition space , not only including the space but also the social connection framework.
Construction
06
[A Heritage from the Past ]
L Scale
Historic District Preservation District Survey & Analysis
Transition of Space
01
A GALLERY THROUGH THE TREES
Transition of Space Competition:1st prize at Wuhan University Collaborator:Liao Xuanli, Xiang Gang Time:April.2015 Site:Wuhan,China Instructor:Wang Jiangping Architecture design Extansion of the courtyard The couryard has several demands.On the one hand , for those students, they need spaces for large model construction , vegetable planting, and other activities. For those professors and officers, they want a coffee break space.On the other hand, the accessibility of the site is poor actually due to the barrier of the building’s façade and there is no entrance. Based on the site issue and function demand, this project puts forward the concept of 4 dimensions growing gallery, which means not only scattering function to a gallery building on stilts but also organizing the time-based activities to maximize the space.
Through the trees
To steal space from time
Transition of Space
Site Survey
Plant
Fence
Tree
The site is located in school of urban design of Wuhan University in China, a U shape space which is surrounded by a building and a ramp with several Camphor trees growing there.
Event Officer Professor
Senior Junior
DAILY ROUTINE OF VARIOUS CROWD
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6:00
12:00
18:00
24:00 SCHEDULE OF SENIOR STUDENT
02:00
08:00
10:00
12:00
15:00
18:00
20:00
22:00
SCHEDULE OF JUNIOR STUDENT
SCHEDULE OF PROFESSOR
SCHEDULE OF OFFICER
On the one hand ,For those students , they lack of large model construction ,vegetable planting spaces and other activities .For those professors and officers , they need a coffee break space. On the other hand , the accessibility of the site is poor actually due to the barrier of the building’s façade and there is no entrance.
Through the trees
To steal space from time
Transition of Space
Concept
Form Generation
According to the various demand mentioned, the site is considered to build a gallery not only for space extension but also for transportation as well as to become a transition between the building and the environment outside.
Through the trees
Time Intensify
Based on the site issue and function demand , this project puts forward the concept of 4 dimensions growing gallery, which means not only scattering function to a gallery building on stilts but also organizing the time-based activities to maximize the space.
To steal space from time
Transition of Space
Exploeded Axonomeric
Perspective
Exhibition
Chatting Room
The ground floor sometimes can be used to for students’ construction and vegetation planting practice or other activities. And in other time, it can be used for professors and officers for coffee break and meeting. And the façade is fit to the context and can allow the branch in, which makes it harmonious between nature and architecture.
Through the trees
Meeting Room
To steal space from time
Transition of Space
Yard Perspective
Roof Plan
Ground Plan
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The gallery makes the building and road outside connected and thus become a vigrous transition space.
Through the trees
5
The gallery sometimes can be used for exhibition and sight-seeing.And it can alse be a best choice for final review whenever it is needed.
To steal space from time
Transition of Social development mode
02
A TREASURE BY THE RIVER Transition of Social development mode Personal research & design Time:Jun.2016 Site:Wuxi,China Instructor:Ji Hongfei Landscape & Urban design Revival of Waterfront
Wuxi is one of the areas that suffer the most severe blue-green algae pollution. Drinking water crisis outbreaks from time to time due to industrial pollution and eutrophication of discharged water in the process of industrialization, resulting a loss of billions of yuan of government. At present, water bloom still has an influence on half of the waterfront land utilization in Wuxi. In the past 20 years, only less than one percent of the polluted area has been controlled. At this rate, it will take at least 3600 years to clear the all.
Blue-green algae pollution of Taihu Lake
Besides, the Grand Canal from Beijing to Hangzhou used to be regional transportation junction, a carrier bearing memories of culture and transportation in agricultural era, which has become crucial to the transporting of industrial materials since modern industrialization. However, as road traffic, railway traffic and aircraft industry develop, the canal’s function is gradually disappearing, at the same time the cultural memories it bears is disappearing too and its connection with cities is weakening inescapably. More seriously, the boatmen, a group that has existed for thousands of years, are facing with unemployment crisis. This project will split these social and environmental problems, then recompose them through a framework with an interference by landscape method. Therefore, a new “harvest” system will be born- chemical fertilizer, building materials and plants that degrade compounds with nitrogen and phosphorus will be harvested circularly. If the canal has recorded the vicissitudes of a city, then it will be a starting point for industrial transformation of a new-type landscape. Waste soil and slag will be adopted for landform, and residue collected from abandoned factories can be construction materials of regional public facilities and activity space in the residential community of the boatmen, becoming the construction foundation that changes the living conditions of low-income groups, who are on the verge of unemployment. In this connection, they will provide logistical support for these workers and the boatmen community will come into being. Furthermore, the salvaged blue-green algae can be used not only to produce various bio-based products, but also to produce fertilizers, offering the ecological floating island a base for maintaining. In addition, the visitors can seed on the island after they have arrived there by boat and appreciate the new landscape, obtaining happiness as well as contributing to the local economic income, which will feed back environmental programs and daily life and production of these boatmen.
Shipping recession of the Grand Canal from Beijing to Hangzhou
By the river
Thus, the project will be a new chance for circular economy, for it will register such a great number of strengths, including solving the problems of water pollution and the treatment of industrial waste, working out the bread-and-butter issue of the boatmen living by the canal, creating a new landscape to attract the visitors and turning to be a starting point of the city’s road to revival when it is going downhill.
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Site analysis
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TRANSPORTATION % 100 90 80 70 60 -
HIGH WAY
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AIR
40 30 -
SHIPPING
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1911
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The Grand Canal from Beijing to Hangzhou used to be a carrier bearing memories of culture and transportation in agricultural era, which has become crucial to the transporting of industrial materials since modern industrialization. However, as road traffic, railway traffic and aircraft industry develop, the canal’s function is gradually disappearing, at the same time the cultural memories it bears is disappearing too and its connection with cities is weakening inescapably. More seriously, the boatmen are facing with unemployment crisis. History
Channelization
village
Wharf
Coal Factory pollution
Factory
Boats
Contaminant
Road contaminant
Industry
Waste land pollution
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Canal
Cyanobacteria Bloom Boatman 's dilemma
Railway Highway
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Cyanobacteria pollution Industrial wharf
By the river
Boatmen
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Strategy & Scenerio Envrionmental strategy
Salvaging sludge
Drying soil
Making different terrains by soil
Nobacteria pollution
Vegetation growing
Nobacteria pollution collecting
Processing at a factory
Providing fertilizers for the terrains
Counstruction strategy
Updating the factory
Obsoleted factory
Making different terrains with industrial waste
Resources and arrangements
cannal revitalization Building a new school
Building the community for boatmen by using container
The boatmen are regarded as “landscape designers” by the concept that “salvage the blue-green algae and deal with it”. Originally, the boatmen might probably lose their jobs when the canal’s shipping function reduces. While at this time, their roles and the meaning are reconsidered by people. They are not only the scavengers in the canal for blue-green algae and silt, more importantly, they will transport these collected “waste” to factories to produce fertile soil and chemical fertilizers by decontamination. Such kind of environmental measures will transform the high-cost-low-income mode into a parallel harmony of environmental protection and production, producing chemical fertilizers. Simultaneously, the collected silt, which was thought difficult to cope with before, will be effectively utilized to make materials for the new landscape, such as an ecological floating island park, providing rest area temporarily for migratory bird. When the land is made into a landmark park, many visitors will be attracted to come and visit. By the river
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Framework
Master pLan
By the river
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Physical Modeling
By the river
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Physical Modeling
Landfill Topography
= 1.5m
Linear Type
= 1.5m
Polygonal Type
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12
07
04
10
13
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02 05
Detention Pond
= -1.5m
= -1.5m
Solo Type
Symphony Type 15
16
11
09
06
03
Marsh Island
14
= 1.5m
Rhythm 23
26
19
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17 21 18
By the river
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One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Phasing layer
Perspective
Phasing-1 CONSTRUCTING COASTLINE
Phasing-2 EXCAVATING INTENSIFY ELEVATION
Phasing-3 CONSTRUCTING ROADS
Boatmen community Phasing-4 CONSTRUCTING BUILDINGS
Phasing-5 ESTABLISHING SYSTEM
Thus, the project will be a new chance for circular economy, for it will register such a great number of strengths, including solving the problems of water pollution and the treatment of industrial waste, working out the bread-and-butter issue of the boatmen living by the canal, creating a new landscape to attract the visitors and turning to be a starting point of the city’s road to revival when it is going downhill.
By the river
Public Space
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Social development mode
Marsh Island
By the river
One’s issue can be another’s solution
Transition of Street Boundry
03 A SERIES OF INSTALLATIONS ON THE WAY
Transition of Street Boundry Personal research & design Time:Jan.2016 Site:Shenzhen,China Instructor:Hinki.K, Chales , Liu Yiran Urban furnitures design Parametric & Physical model Seat
Along with the development of urbanization and transportation system,walking, as an original but efficient way to promote people's emotional communication, is decreasing now.Unlike top-down subjective planning, this project is trying to set up several urban types of furniture like the chair , canopy and platform on the road boundary, searching for a way to make the road interesting and thus promote vitality of Urban Streets. Under this circumstance , by using parametric design, I create several prototypes to match different sites. The first one is to join those who are walking dogs, second is to join those pedestrians and cyclists, last but not least is to help parents and their kids get pleasure and thus become closer.
Pavilion
On the way
Smooth the boundry, soothing the heart.
Transition of Street Boundry
Concept
Boundry
Transition Space
Mapping&Projection
Prototype-Elements for transition space
In order to make the road more energetic, I start to create installations according to the boundary edge on the road.And I choose three elements to develop the installation.
1.Higher crow density needs larger scale installation. 2.More activities need higher fluctuation frequency to make variable spaces. 3.The orientation needs to match crowd moving direction.
On the way
Smooth the boundry, soothing the heart.
Transition of Street Boundry
Applications Phase 1
Chair
Phase 2
Canopy
The canopy can be used for bicycle parking , sitting and putting things.
PHASE 3
Platform
The platform can be used for Encouraging children to play with other children.
On the way
Smooth the boundry, soothing the heart.
Transition of Street Boundry
Physical Model
Chair for human & pet
Dogs' Shelter
On the way
From Chair to Canopy
The growing chair can fit to different people with different sizes.
Parent-child Activities Platform
Different fluctuations of wave can fit to acivities for a group of parents with children.
Smooth the boundry, soothing the heart.
Transition of Media Technology
04
A PREDICTION TO THE FUTURE
Transition of Media Technology Personal Academic Research Support Team:Digital City Studio of Wuhan University, Information System of Disaster Prevention and Reduction in the rural regions supported by Ministry of Education Data Analysis collaborator:Zhang Weisi Visulization collaborator:Zhao Yaxin Time:Aug.2015-June.2016 Site:Shennongjia,Hubei,China Instructor:Zhan Qingming Cross Category Smart rescue plan for natural disasters Shennongjia is one of the Chinese national parks where there are many geological disasters especially collapse,mudslide and landslide.This project focus on database construction especially main by GIS,making the disaster prevention and reduction process more efficient. Meanwhile, problems revealed out in the experience, such as lack of information, delay rescue response, inadequate resource supply, and potential safety hazard around residential buildings, make me feel the necessity to analyze on its solutions in order to avoid heavy lost in natural disasters in the future.
[Geological Disaster Area]
To the future
Based on this research, I have put some of my former ideas on the project, which concentrated presented on the project of To the Future in my portfolio. I structed the project base on big data connected via GIS and social media such as Facebook to forge a dynamic GIS. And artificial intelligence could be employed to position those injured, trapped and dead people in the photos of the disaster area so as to allocate medical teams, rescue teams and body collection and health teams in a most effective manner.
Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Media Technology
798,000 2 ,516, 890,000
Artificial Intelligence Cloud
Arrivals per year Tourism income per year
Shennongjia 9 villages and 220 high-frequency disaster points 327，957 ，000 funding for prevention and control
Geological Analysis Elevation Analysis
Aspect Analysis 0
0
Site Datebase
20
20
KM KM
435 - 800 800 - 1200 1200 - 1600 1600 - 2000 2000 - 2400 2400 - 2800 2800 - 3088
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Distance from Water System 0
0 - 10 10 - 20 20 - 30 30 - 40 40 - 50 50 - 60 60 - 70 70 - 80
APP i-GIS
Geological Disaster Risk Analysis
Vegetation Cover
20
0
KM
20 KM
0
20 KM
River 0 - 1000 1000 - 2000 2000 - 3000 > 3000
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Annual maximum Rainfall 0
Road Water Forest Non-forest
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Distance from Seismic Belt
20
0
20
KM
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
KM
Gradient Analysis 0
Fault zone 0 - 3000 3000 - 6000 > 6000
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
River 100 - 200 > 200
Geological Analysis
20
0 KM
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Low Medium High
20 KM
-1 N(0-22.5) NE(22.5-67.5) E(67.5-112.5) SE(112.5-157.5) S(157.5-202.5) SW(202.5-247.5) W(247.5-292.5) NW(292.5-337.5) N(337.5-360)
Fault zone
Collapse Mudslide Landslide
Bu23 C N O P Pt2sha
Pt2shb Pt3 S1 S1+2 T1 Z Z2 ∈1 ∈2+3
Spatial Overlapped Analysis
In order to break up the information barriers among various departments of government, the first step is to use GIS to arrange spatial data and analysis with logistic regression model to get Geological Disaster Risk Analysis, the disaster risk rank zone in Shennongjia forest region.However, the traditional geospatial data does not take the dimensions of human beings and time into account. Meantime, the static data in the actual application of disaster prevention and reduction is limited. To the future
Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Media Technology
Select Information
Artificial Intelligence Cloud
Baokang Songbai
Maqiao
Nanzhang
Hongping
Xinhua Town
110˚55′45″E, 31˚35′21″N Muyu
Zhenzi
Dianya
Xingshan Yanduhe
Zhaojun
Shuiyuesi
Hehua
Xiqiuwan Xinling Injury (people) Trapped (people) Death (people)
≈5 ≈6 ≈1
Image
Zigui
HELP!!!
Site
Longitude and Latitude
Event Emergency
X001, Xinhua Town, Shennongjia, Hubei, China 110˚55′45″E, 31˚35′21″N
Collapse Car Accident
Key Words
Position
Commander Disaster Scene
Rescue Team
In this plan, I tried to reconstruct a dynamic model from user generated information such as facebook and twitter. By collecting the big data of users on the social network, and using the artificial intelligence cloud to analyze the extraction of pictures, locations, text information, I formed the concept model about real-time data. To the future
Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Media Technology
Artificial Intelligence Cloud Fang Baokang Songbai
Maqiao
Hongping
Nanzhang
Xinhua Town
110˚55′45″E, 31˚35′21″N Muyu
Zhenzi
Dianya
Xingshan Yanduhe
Geological Analysis
Users Data
Rescue Routine
Collapse
Mudslide
Mudslide
Shuiyuesi
Hehua
Xiqiuwan Xinling
landslide area Collapse
Zhaojun
Zigui
110˚55′45″E, 31˚35′21″N
Landslide
Optimum Route Airborne Area Collapse Mudslide Landslide
March cue Res Me dic ine
Survivor M Su pp ly
×1
arch
Optimum Place
ply d Sup Foo ly t Supp Ten
×400 ×400
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16 sections of the road around Xinhua Town are damaged.
Commander Disaster Scene
Rescue Team
According to user’s positions data, there are 326 people being trapped ，so we need at least 200 tents.
From the combination of Users generated data and GIS geographic data obtained by synchronizing, we can safely determine the precise information about location and the number of injuries and deaths. In this way, collaborative analysis helps to make a more accurate supplies lists and rescue route planning. To the future
Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Media Technology Rescue
Shelter
Real Time Monitoring
Artificial Intelligence Cloud Rescue Team Search for best rescue places
trapped death
injury
Type Rescue Team Number 34
Type Quarantine Team Number 23
tent
blanket
food
medicine
× 20
Type Medical Team Number 29
× 40 × 80
Commander Disaster Scene
Rescue Team
× 100
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Overlapped Rescue Plan 4 To the future
Then, the field rescue commander, through AIcloud, obtains the siteobtains information and information rescue command plan, accurately starts Then, the field rescue commander, through AIcloud, the site and rescue command the rescueplan, route accurately and distributes thethe rescue materials, selecting the safethe shelter, and send real-time feedback to the command starts rescue route and distributes rescue materials, selecting the safe shelter, center through APP. and the send real-time feedback to the command center through the APP. Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Media Technology
Artificial Intelligence Cloud
Transport Helicopter
Commonder Armed Police
Landslide Area Injury and Death Damage of Lifeline Emergency
Rescue Helicopter
Quarantine
Lifeline
Social Network
Data Transmitter Transportation
Whether
Plants
Geography
Water
Geology
Medical Team Temporary Shelter
APP i-GIS Upload Data
APP
Reduction
Disaster Scene
Select Key Information
Image Position Key Words
Social Network
APP
Artificial Intelligence Cloud Injury and Death Damage of Lifeline Emergency
i-GIS
Prevention
Transportation
Whether
Plants
Geography
Water
Geology
Government Commonder
Injury Information Identify
Death Trapped
Medical Team
Overlapped GIS
Site Database
Rescue Team
Quarantine Team Armed Police
Finally, a new human-computer interaction platform is created. The government can use it to monitor the dynamic flow of people in the disaster areas, and obtain more information on the site, helping guide the implementation of evacuation and rescue process. Local users can upload the situation around the site, and also follow the command issued by the command center to avoid the local danger zone. To the future
Dynamic information plays a better role.
Transition of Lifestyle
05
A SHELTER ABOVE THE ROOF
Transition of Lifestyle Individual Design Construction team director Time:Jun.2015-Dec.2015 Site:Incubation Center of Wuhan University,China Construction Roof Garden Every rainy season, the city where my university locates are under flood disaster, thousands of buildings and hundreds of roads are inundated. It forced me to concern about urban waterfall management strategy. Inspired by the policy Sponge City,I researched the theory of Blue Roof during my exchange period at UC Berkeley.
Aerial
Above the roof
Photography
In the project Above the roof in my portfolio, I started a group to build a garden on a discarded roof in my university as an attempt to help solve the urban flood issue. Finally, to my surprise, the garden not only drew the attention of local social media, attracting numerous people for sightseeing but also concerned by the government, cited by Guangzhou People's Congress Proposal. Besides, the garden became a hot spot on campus and attracted some people outside of campus who is in a subhealth condition to come to take a relax and work as a volunteer.
Small cause can have large effects.
Transition of Lifestyle
Before
Above the roof
After
Small cause can have large effects.
Transition of History
06
A HERITAGE FROM THE PAST
Transition of History
Historical Value
Construction Quality
Individual Analysis Team work Data collection Time:Sep.2014-Jan.2015 Site:Wuhan,China Instructor:Zhao Bing, Li Rui HISTORIC DISTRICT PRESERVATION As a historic preservation district of Wuhan City, Tanhualin has a large number of hitorical relics. There are complicated imformation about architectural , history , cultural etc. After months of survey and data collection and through expert weight analysis by overlapping those imformation , we finally got the perservation level. This result provided recommendations for the conservation priority level of the historic blocks.
Cultural Value
Architecture Integrity
From the past
Sight Effect
Social Concern
Preservation Level
Jewels will shine forever.
CV 2011-2016 Yicheng Xu Phone: +86-15972006335 E-mail: xyc1993@163.com xuyicheng@berkeley.edu
Education
School of Urban Design,Wuhan University,Wuhan P. R. China Sep.2011-Jun.2016 B.E in Urban Planning Distinctive graduate
Work Experience
College of Environmental Design (CED), UC Berkeley, California, US Jun.2016-Aug.2016 Summer session: Sustainable landscapes and cities (GPA4.0)
Honours
Workshop
2016 Distinctive graduate, University level (10%) 2016 Member of Alumni/Alumna Association of Wuhan University 2016 Graduates 2016 Representative team of Wuhan University. International Rosa Barba Prize 2016 Campus Ambassador of Wuhan University. Aijing LA Competition 2015 Class B Scholarship of Wuhan University 2015 Selected work at National Steering Committee of Urban and Rural Planning Education in China (Urban Design Work) 2015 Selected work at National Steering Committee of Urban and Rural Planning Education in China (Social Research on Urban and Rural Planning) 2015 Wudu Cup Beautiful Village Planning Competition by Landscape Architecture Society of Hubei province 2nd Prize 2015 Mingyuan Scholarship of Wuhan University 2015 Mingyuan Cup Competition of Urban Design of Wuhan University 2nd Prize 2015 Culture Festival of Campus Design of Wuhan University (Campus Landscape Professional Group) 1st Prize 2012 Excellent Minister of School of Urban Design of Wuhan University Parametric design Workshop Jan.2016-Feb.2016 in Beijing Forestry University META Parametric design Workshop Dec.2015 in Wuhan University
Activites
Oct.2015 Volunteer of the Seventh National Oversea Education Fund Administration, responsible for the core stage in oversea education fund administration. Sept.2015 One of the first group of volunteers in the Tenth China (Wuhan) International Gardening Exhibition, guided other volunteers to work. Aug.2015 Chief Designer of the roof garden on College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center project in Wuhan University. 2015 Founder of Competition Studio, Architecture Association, Wuhan University
Skills Hobbies
Languages: Chinese (Mandarin): native English: fluent Computer Skills: 2D graphic: Auto CAD, Adobe In design, Photoshop, Illustrator, Hand-drawing 3D modelling: Rhino, grasshopper, ArcGIS, Sketchup, V-Ray , Lumion , CNC milling Traveling, photograph , piano , vocal music , cooking Chinese food
Zhejiang Urban and Rural Planning and Design Institute Nov.2015~Feb.2016 Urban planning Intern Urban Design of urban village of Shuanglong Road, Wenzhou Completed data collecting through the method of on site survey with the local people, Site Analysis though 3D model, and 3D Model of the final design Regulatory planning of Mingyue RD in Yichun Water and Gas Pipeline specific planning and visualization of the Land Use of the planning CAMCE WHU Design & Research CO.,LTD Feb. 2015.-Jun.2015 Urban Planning Intern Master plan of Xincheng town in Dawu city, Hubei Province 8 persons intern team director .Mapping and Data survey through on site investigation. Analyze Data to find the crucial problem and thus propose several strategies leading to the final design. Incubation Centre of Wuhan University Aug.2015-Mar.2016 Leader of Venture Team Design and construction of Roof Garden of Incubation Centre Completed overall concept design, plant and material selection, construction supervision
Research Experience
Information System of Disaster Prevention and Reduction in the rural regions Aug. 2015-Jun. 2016 Digital City Studio, Wuhan University, supported by China's Ministry of Education Established data base on domestic and foreign disasters. Data analysis and site visit over 6 towns and 2 villages in Shen Nong Jia area. Definition and classification on geological disasters, visualize 3D model of the topography, aims to analysis on landslide and debris flow situation through GIS data base. Comprehensive evaluate analysis on risk degree. Establish and test on the structure of disaster prevention supporting system. Build up IGIS (Interactive GIS) to collect user data to meet the missed part in the project.
History and the present situation of night snack space in Jiqing street and Xuesong road April. 2015-Jun. 2015 Through reconstruct the present situation of night snack space in Jiqing Road and Xuesong Road at the same time, analyzed on human traffic on different spots, interviewed people’s attitude, observed the streamline of activities and action behaviors of the crowd, in order to analysis on the necessity and current situation on the existing of night snack, to understand symbiotic relationship within crowd’s interactions. The result could help to understand the symbiotic fusion state between sustainable development of night snack and city road planning, which could provide reconstruction solution to other night snack spots.
Research of Rural and Urban Classification System in China Aug.2015- Nov.2015 Digital City Studio cooperated with United Nation Collected Data and Mapped through 8 provinces. Created index to classify different types of Chinese town and cities
Portfolio of YICHENG XU Selected works 2011-2016
B.E Urban Planning,Distinctive Graduate, Wuhan University,China