Yutong Zhan Portfolio 2020

yutong zhan Selected Works from 2016 to 2020

Master of Landscape Architecture Candidate, 2020 University of Pennsylvania

+1 267 353 7422 yutongz@upenn.edu Cover page: Sculpture for issey miyake garden

Concept Model

Table of Contents

Issey Miyake Garden

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Garden + Villa Design, Studio V, 2019

Down to Earth

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Path + Garden Design, Studio I, 2017

The Ribbon

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Urban Design, Studio IV, 2019

Living With Water

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Regional Planning & Large Scale Site Design, Studio III, 2018

San Jose Grow

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Large Scale Park Design + Urban Design, Studio VI, 2020

Therapy Corridor

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Campus plaza re-design, Undergraduate Studio, 2015

Professional Work

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Construction Drawing, Rendering, 2016-2019

Other Work Research, Models, Photography, Drawings, 2018-2019

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Issey Miyake Garden Type: Garden and Villa Design Date: Fall 2019, Studio V Location: Florence Italy Instructor: Valerio Morabito, Richard Weller

Study Model

Situated next to Boboli Garden in Florence, the Issey Miyake Garden explores contemporary ideas of beauty in honor of Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake. By using fabric to frame the movement of the body and air Miyake redefined the essence of fashion design.

Imaging the landscape as fabric, the beauty of the Issey Miyake Garden is not static. This project emphasizes the dynamic tensions between spatial elements and the human body. The design amplifies collision, convergence and transition between different pairings of elements, such as old with new, natural with artificial, indoor and outdoor. Walls, screens and sculptures demarcate the fluidity of space in Issey Miyake’s work, allowing human body to interact with the landscape in unexpected and imaginative ways.

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Map of Ideas

Axis Of The Site + Land morphology + Vegetation + Materiality

Axis of Florence + Built history + Architecture + City wall

Axis of Issey Miyake + Fabric-body-air relationship + Movement in dancing performance + Cloth texture

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Planting Schedule

Italian Cypress Italian Stone Pine Olive Tree River Birch Tall Grass

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Stone Wall Concrete Wall Glass Door Stone Seating Stone Step Hard paving Land Sculpture Issey Miyake Wall

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To enhance the visitor’s interactions with the garden, I created a series of landscape walls and stone sculptures for the garden. The menhirs are set out along an invisible axis linking the lower meadow to the lawn and the higher olive grove. Their pleats and textures represent Issey Miyake’s design language and their abstract forms outline voids for the imagination of the visitors. The landscape walls’ forms reinterpret the body-cloth relationship in one dance performance by Issey Miyake and translate this into landscape (body-wall) relationships. They are integrated with functions such as seating and shading.

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Villa

Menhirs Along the Hill

Center Stage

Public Entrance

Private Entrance

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Down to Earth

Type: Path Design Date: Fall 2017, Foundation Studio I Location: Roxborough, PA Instructor: Rebecca Popowsky

Section Model

The site is a decommissioned reservoir situated between the working-class neighborhood of Roxborough and the Schuylkill River. My concept was to draw people’s attention to things below our foot and to guide them to see and experience the compelling characteristics of the reservoir from different perspectives.

So I made a cut into the ground across the reservoir. In reverse to the simplicity of the path, people will have rich visual and tactual experiences along the path owe to the variations of path elevations, width, materials as well as curbs and retaining walls.

Conceptual Drawings of “Re-frame”

Sequential Sections

I. Brick Slope

II. Phragmites Marsh

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IV. Thicket

V. Grassland

VI. Marsh

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Path Layout

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End of Path

In Grassland

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The Ribbon

Type: Urban Design Date: Spring 2019, Studio II Location: New York City, NY Instructor: Megan Born Teammate: Xiaofan Wu

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The concept Tri-Boro Line was introduced by RPA as an infrastructure investment that directly links the eastern outer boroughs with the existing Manhattan-centric subway system. Based on the study of the Triboro line, this studio elaborates the direct impacts of this potential regional infrastructure on the neighborhoods adjacent to the proposed station stops.

We selected the St. Michael’s Cemetery Station in west Queens as our design site. It is almost at the middle point of LGA airport and sunny side yard. Our proposal includes the development of a comprehensive and multi-layer new station and a urban renewal framework for its adjacent area. This is a sustainable urban design project that emphasizes on greater mobility, better access to jobs and opportunities for transit-oriented developments. It reconnects the isolated districts and establishes an accessible network of public realms and amenities, and accommodates the diverse needs coming with the development of Sunnyside Yard and LGA Airport, as well as the rapid expanding Queens borough.

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Tri-boro Line

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Sky Bridge

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St. Micheal’s Cemetery

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Memorial Grove

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Civic Plaza

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Commercial Plaza Station Sloped Walkway Mixed-use District Affordable Housing Sky Bridge St. Micheal’s Cemetery Memorial Grove Cultural Plaza Industrial Office District Train Railway Elevated Corridor (Primary) Elevated Corridor (Secondary) Soft scape Hardscape Semi Public Green Space Cemetery Station Building Major Developments Office Building Industrial Building (rebuild) Industrial Building (old) Residential Building

Building Typologies ii

Exploded Diagram

Industrial + Office

Height 117' 1.30 FAR 2 Area1 INDUSTRIAL 38,700 ft 2 Area2 OFFICE 45,000 ft

Buildings iii

Industrial + Office

Height 105' FAR 1.21 Area1 INDUSTRIAL 38,700 ft2 Area2 OFFICE 32,000 ft2

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Station

Residential + Parking

Height 80' 2.69 FAR 2 Area1 PARKING 12,000 ft 2 Area2 RESIDENTIAL 41,000 ft

Elevated Platform

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Residential + Office + Retail

Height 90' 2.25 FAR Area1 RETAIL 36,000 ft2 2 Area2 OFFICE 49,200 ft 2 Area3 RESIDENTIAL 39,000 ft

Paking & Facilities

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Residential + Retail

Height 105' FAR 2.96 Area1 RETAIL 14,000 ft2 Area2 RESIDENTIAL 64,000 ft2

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Public Realm Typologies a Stairs + Slope + Seating

b Corridor + Seating

c Stairs + Deck + Seating

d Stairs + Seating

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EXHIBITION PARKING + AUTOMOBILE SERVICE

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WOODSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

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Section Perspective

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e Corridor + Seating

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JACKSON HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD

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GROCERY CAR SHARING PARKING

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Living With Water

Type: Regional Planning & Large Scale Site Design Date: Fall 2018, Studio III Location: Atlantic City, NJ Instructor: Sean Burkholder, Molly Bourne

Vulerable Community In Atlantic City Base image credit to: David Gard

The inequalities of climate change create strong social divides along New Jersey’s coastal communities; all of which are physically vulnerable to sea level rise. This proposal sets up a strategic framework of smart land use and focusing investments and development on small business, education, green industries and flood protection with the emphasis on the renovation of the boardwalk. In the proposal, Landscape is the bridge to tie tourists, local residents and industries back to the environment. It provides opportunities for a resilient and sustainable development framework.

Population Vulnerability In New Jersey Coastline

Sub Sites Comparisons Atlantic City: low average income, high poverty rate, weak economy, high flood risk

Great Bay: median income, low poverty rate, stable economy, high flood risk

Toms River: high income, low poverty rate, strong economy, high flood risk

Timeline: Glories And Decline of Atlantic City

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House Foreclosed Rate (AC) House Foreclosed Rate (US) Median House Sale Price (AC) Median House Sale Price (US)

Climate + Economic Vulnerability In Atlantic City

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Existing: Boardwalk As Liability

Little access to water

Helpless during hurricanes

Proposed: Find Oppurtunities Along Boardwalk

Proposed: Build Institutional Network

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Isolated from the city

High vacancy

High vacancy

Proposed: A Resilience Framework

Circulation, civic life, activities Edu buildings Historic sites Boardwalk

Community relocation

New Community

Vulnerable community

Vulnerable community

Historic District

Boardwalk

University

Seawall

Planting, stormwater management, flooding protection Green connections

Planting Dune planting Flood protection

Sand dune

Existing Atlantic City during storm

2050 Storm Surge Vulnerable community

Tourism district

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High School

Tropicana

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University quad Sunset plaza Stores + green roof Pool Rain garden Bioswale Central park Sports park Atlantic avenue Community park

2ft contours Proposed Circulation Green Spaces Existing Green Spaces Education Institutes Historic Buildings Entertainment and Retail

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St. James Church

Tanger Outlet

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Arts Garage

Columbus Hall Atlantic Care Dante Hall

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Caesars Casino

Carneige Center

Bally’s Casino

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Storm Surge 2050 +11.99’ MHHW 2050 +3.99’ MHHW 2018 +1.99’

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e Natural sand dune system

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salt marsh dissipate storm energy

secondary dune primary dune

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University Area Design

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Stockton campus Rain garden University quad Proposed university building Small business Sunset terrace New beach University office Green roof Swimming pool Stormwater forest 2050 storm surge, 11.99’ 2050 MHHW, 3.99’ N 80’ Scale: 1”=80’

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Swimming Pool: Water Recreation

Central Park: Storm Protection

Sports Park: Neighborhood Connection

Steel Pier: Ocean Access

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San Jose Grow

Type: Large Scale Park Design + Urban Design Date: Spring 2020, Studio VI Location: San Jose, CA Instructor: Marcel Wilson, Ryan Buckley, Katy Martin

Historically known as The Valley of Heart’s Delight, San Jose produced a significant amount of fruits and vegetables for nearly two centuries until 1960s.The emergence of tech companies accelerated the urbanization and contributed to the rapid decrease of farmlands. Today, City of San Jose is faced with many social and environmental problems that came along with rapid urbanization, such as food insecurity, lack of public open spaces and homeless issues.

This proposal transforms this 238-acre neglected green space next to the San Jose International Airport into a vibrant urban park through promoting a wide range of recreational and agricultural activities in the park. It incorporates careful considerations of reprogramming the park for community, food production, ecology and economic development. It’s not only about the growth of food, but also culture and city.

The proposal includes a framework to revitalize the neighborhood and enhance the connection between the park and its surrounding city. The new park circulation follows the form of existing Hargreaves park. It stitches the previous gap between the Guadalupe riverfront and the city fabric in a beautiful, effective and economic way. The mixed-use development includes 1million sq. ft office, and 500,000 sq. ft housing with retail, culture and hotel. The extracted soil from the development of underground parking will be used in the park to as airport noise reduction berms.

Axonmetric Rendering

Weekdays Weekends

Activity Timeline

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Entrance Plaza

Amphitheater

RECREATIONAL OPEN SPACE Lawn Bowl

Sports Field

Playground

FOOD PRODUCTION Botanical Garden

Rain Garden

Edible Garden

Seedling Factory

Orchard

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Circulation

Developments

Office: 1,000,000 ft2 Residential: 510,000 ft2 Hotel: 64,000 ft2 Retail: 320,000 ft2

Park Programs Agriculture

Activity Hills

River Ecology

Planting Activities

Outdoor Classrooms

DEVELOPMENTS

RETAIL

EDUCATION R&D Center

Farm To Table

Cafe

Bar

Fresh Market

Office

Housing

OTHERS Parking

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New Mixed Use District

Amphitheater

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Water Plaza and Fresh Market

Playground

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Botanic Garden

Amphitheater in Night

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Lawn Bowl

Poppy Field

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Therapy Corridor Type: Campus Plaza Re-Design Date: Spring 2015 Location: Shanghai, China Instructor: Daixin Dai

Model of the feature wall

Located at the College of Architecture and Urban Planning (CAUP), Tongji University, the ABC plaza is mainly used by students and teachers. Based on the fact that more than half of CAUP students are somehow under mental pressure, the Plaza is designed to offer students and teachers a place for relaxation, recreation and communication. The Therapeutic Functions of landscape elements are the base of design. Â

User Analysis THE USE-PATTERN

60% ARE STUDENTS

STUDENTS

METAL ISSUE

SOLUTIONS

"ASSESS YOUR MENTAL STATUS"

"WHAT COULD BE EFFECTIVE WAYS FOR YOU TO RELIEF YOUR STRESS?"

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67% KIND OF

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19% Have a good rest

36% Talk to others

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STRESSFUL

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32% Get close to nature 20%

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"HOW TO RELIEVE YOUR STREES?"

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24% 3% JUST PASS BY

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6% Others

23% Meet new people

71% PASS THERE TO GO CLASSROOM

GO CLASSROOM

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* Results from survey conducted by the management office of CAUP, 2014

* Results from questionnaires made in 2015

Site Analysis Building D

Building B Building A

Parking

Vehicular Circulation

Parking

Parking Waiting Area

Bike Parking

Pedestrian Circulation

Main Open Spave

Design Strategies

AROMA GARDEN

MUSIC IN NATURE

"FEEL ME, HEAL YOU" Use plants and other landscape elements to creat a peaceful and comfortable environment for the users. The design is based on five basic senses of human being, sense of touch, smell, vision, taste and hearing.

Rustling of Leaves Fountain Close Contact

Feature Wall Water Running

EDIBLE GARDEN

TREE CORRIDOR

PLANTER BOX AND LIVING WALL

Tree Corridor

Semi-enclosed Pick by Yourself ďź

Soft

Planting Box

Edible Plants

Plant Wall

Touchable

Interaction Flowering Plants

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Design Concept Use plants and other landscape elements to create a peaceful and comfortable environment for the users. The design is based on five basic senses of human being, sense of touch, smell, vision, taste and hearing.

Perspectives

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Living Wall and Planter Box

Therapy Corridor

Plan

Blooming Period Of Plants

Hosta plantaginea

Sedum spectabile.

Magnolia denudata Desr.

Jasminum sambac

Jasminum sambac

Chimonanthus praecox

Syringa oblata

READING AREA

PLANTER BOX

Edgeworthia chrysantha.

Verbena bonariensis

CORRIDOR Magnolia liliflora

Salvia farinacea

Sedum spectabile.

Pelargonium graveolens

Rosmarinus officinalis

Thymus vulgaris

Perilla frutescens

Matricaria recutita

Mentha haplocalyx Briq.

Ulmus pumila L.

Bambusamultiplex

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Section B-B

Musa basjoo Siebold

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07 Professional Work | SWA Group * This page contains confidential information. For internal use only.

Mingzhu Lake Landscape Planning Agricultural recreational activities renderings

Goat Sedimentation

Bio-swale Clean Drinking

Goat-feeding

Shearing

Goat Running Race Goat-feeding Sedimentation Basin

Shearing Experience

Outdoor

Goat Running

Goat Farm

Fish Eco

Fishery

Fishing

Broadwalk

Camping

Fishery

Fishing Experience

Fishing Broadwalk

Water PuriďŹ cation

Fishing Experience

Landscape Corridor

Transformed Fish Ponds

Crab River Ecological Restoration

Guesthouse

Lakeside

Crab

Sunset

Lakeside Restaurant Guesthouse Sunset Platform

Crab Avenue

Crab-catching

Crab-washing

Crab-cooking

Tasty Crab

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Crab Avenue

Professional Work | HMWhite * This page contains confidential information. For internal use only.

E29th Street Roof Garden Design Planting plan

Trellis detail

Water feature edge detail

Buchanan Courtyard Design

Overall section

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08 Other Work | Grading and Planting * Team work with Lujian Zhang, Menyang Li, Shuyang Wang

Master Plan

PlantingAfter Section Detail50 Section after 50Yrsyrs

River

Grading Model

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Wetland

Marsh

Riparian

Open Forest

Lawn

Other Work | Parametric Urban Design Development Overview

Building Typologies

Sunlight And Shadow Analysis

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4 Hours of Direct Sunlight, 9 am - 4 pm, January 21

Lanscape Feature Generation

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Shade01A and Shadow Shade- January and Shadow 21, 10 - January am 21, 10 am

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Shade01C and Shadow Shade- January and Shadow 21, 3- pm January 21, 3 pm

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MEDIA IV -MEDIA Spring IV 2019 - Spring 2019

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Shade01B and Shadow Shade- January and Shadow 21, 2- pm January 21, 2 pm

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Shade01D and Shadow Shade- January and Shadow 21, 4- pm January 21, 4 pm

Exercise 07Exercise - Environmental Synthesis and Synthesis Open Space Organization Space Organization 2 2 Shadows, 9 am- Environmental - 407pm, January 21and Open

Luegering - LARP Luegering 544-001,-002,-003 - LARP 544-001,-002,-003

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Other Work | Research and Analysis * Team work with Menyang Li, Yushan Li

2049 Regional Wetland Habitats Composite DEM

Mud flat

+ Sentinel + Slope = SLAMM 2019

High Marsh

Low Marsh

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Habitat Compactness

2079

Study Method

Habitat Compactness 2019-2079

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Other Work | Integrated Design

* Team work with Mingchen Cui

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Water Tank

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Plaza

new experience

View from top

Mechanism

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Other Work | Sketch

Architecture Sketching, Anhui Pen, 260mm × 370mm

Tree Sketches, New Jersey Pencil, 260mm × 370mm 58

Other Work | Model

Form Study Model: Foam

Grading Model: Bristol, Acrylic

Design Study Model: Watercolor Paper

Path Study Models:: Watercolor Paper, Thread

Grading Model: Chipboard, Plastic Paper

Studio Final Model: Museum Board, Acryllic

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"One should see nature as no one has seen it"