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School projectWork experienceThesisPhotos & art

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In some projects on historical block protection, most of old buildings are well preserved. Thus designers only need to restore these buildings and plus some infrastructure.

However, in Beijing historical blocks, many old buildings, like Quadrangle Courtyard, have already been torn down and replaced with modern building.

Most designers choose to design archaized buildings in these historical blocks, but I wonder that it is not a good way to protect local history

and culture. Personally, to protect historical blocks, we don't have to copy the form of old

buildings, instead, we can design something more spirital, making people rethink of history and feel

atmosphere of culture.

old building

archaized building

function hindering views facade hindering traditional water activities

restauranthistory buildingstoreresidence clean and tidypublic building disordered

INTANGIBLE CULTURAL DESIGNSTUDIO ON URBAN PLANNINGSolo work12/2012-1/2013Area: 4.5haAdvisors: Lanlin Xiang

Location

Exploration

Situation Analysisbuilding age

0~20(y)

20~6060~100>100

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1SCHOOL PROJECT

artifactssnacks

little animalservicegamesart

west facade

north facade

snac

ks

artif

acts

little

ani

mal

serv

ice

gam

es

art

Strategy

centre line

between the two buildings

sight line

projectors

stalls

openning

Historical Image Show

Traditional Stall

Traditional Water Activity & Viewing

forming image

with rain water gardens

forming


3SCHOOL PROJECT

car Pedestrian street

track activity space

ship route

Ecology

Traffic

River Course

Rainwater garden

General Plan


5SCHOOL PROJECT

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Experience & Exploration:Environment

I've seen many cases planting trees in buildings to improve environment, but I think that is not enough yet. We can see nature is full of vitality because it has both plants and animals. Based on the characters of office buildings, I want to design an artificial nest for local

birds.Because there is no too much space for soil, I use soilless culture to plant herb and vine birds like.

STAFFS' CAFETERIA RECONSTRUCTION STUDIOSolo work12/2011Advisors: Yang Lin

Why Choose This TopicBecause my home, Beijing, is one of the largest cities in China, containing thousands of mansions. So we can see that it will be a huge problem to meet those staff s' demanding of dining. Thus I decided to go to a typical office building and had a field survey.

I got these data by taking pictures, conducting questionnaires, talking with diners and cafeteria staffs. All the staffs have to bear crowd elevations, stand in a long

queue , wait at peak times and endure lifeless and lightless environment. Thus

I want to find a way to solve these problems.

Circulation

Experience & Exploration:Traffic

Investigation

cafeteria

undelicious long queue

crowed hard to take

elevation

high price

waste of place

constrained environment

agreedisagree

little restaurant

roadside stands

order take-out snacksbrownbagjunk food

or mid-level

restaurant

nondinner

Diner circulation

Food circulation

Dinnerware circulation

Staff circulation

raw cooked waste

cleanused

on duty

in


7SCHOOL PROJECT

level 1

level 1 plan level 2 plan level 3 plan

Diner circulation Food circulation

food supply and dinnerware

going to cafeteria

design

SOILLESS CULTURE

PATTERNS

HERB

VINE

SMALL BIRDS

BIG BIRDS

Hederahelix

Lonicera japonica

Ipomoeaquamoclit

Lolium spp

Sparrow

Pigeon

Tube type

Crow

Vertical

MagpieWaxwing Swallow Cuckoo

Centaurea DuchesneaTaraxacum officnala

Vitisvinifera

Lonicera tellmanniana


9SCHOOL PROJECT

LA buildingLA girls' dormitoryLA boys' dormitoryTeaching buildingHospitalLibraryCafeteriaGymnasiumOther building

"VIBRANT SPACE"CAMPUS RECONSTRUCTION3-5/2012

Solo work Advisors: Prof Xiaoming LiuArea: 1.1ha


11SCHOOL PROJECT

Exploration

Measuring


13SCHOOL PROJECT

line analysis of students flow

smooth slope handle subtle elevation difference

vertical landscape progressive refinement

Rough terrain concentric space to promote communication

creating a good microclimate

A B

A BUlmus pumila

Cercis chinensis

Punica granatum

Kerria japonica

Malus micromalus

Syringa oblatavar alba

Prunus davidiana ‘Albo-plena’

Hemerocallis middendorffii

Cosmos bipinnatus

Cornus alba

Hosta plantaginea Parthenocissus tricuspidata

Buchloe

Jasminum nudiflorum

Pinus tabulaeformis 1.Experimental gardens2.Open air classroom3.Open air-cafe4.fountain

General Plan

5.The local herb garden6.Surface car parking7.Space of communication under frame

Analysis of main problems

Every day there are few LA students using this area so that teachers park their cars here. I think that the reason is the form of space.

I design several space that can promote LA student to communicate with each other, have meetings, do outdoor models or even have classes.

In discussion, most my classmates thought that the problems of this area are the large number of students before and after class and the ordinary style of the LA design. But I think the vitality of this area is more considerable.

In summer and winter, there are a lot of rain and snows, but soil is still dry and plants here have to be irrgated regularly.

Base on my survey, most of students in our campus do not like the smell of outdoor rainwater pool, so I think that outdoor rainwater pool might influence the number of people who want to use this area. Thus I choose the second plan.

solution

solution

solo space

composite model

Forming

frame and vine

overlarge space for comminication

endocentric decomposition

road

extention


15SCHOOL PROJECT

Multifictional frame

The open-air cafe

Open air classroom

Experimental Gardens

lawn pebble water aluminium

clean

1.filtered by permeable material2.3 filtering4. water use in pool and experimental garden5. dirty water is discharged to sewer

dirty

Water Recycling System

1

2

3

4

5


17SCHOOL PROJECT

There are some

bungalows in this area

which will be removed.

There is a river in the

north of this area. Party

A asked us to plan a

waterfront activity space

along this river.

There is a waterworks

beside the gymnasium

which is asked to preserve.

There is a Residential District

on the other side of the

river. We need to consider

about what it is looked like

when residents look from

their home to the waterfront

space.

There is a canal in the

southeast of the area.

The gymnasium was still

building when we took

this picture.

ZOUCHENG GYMNASIUM LANDSCAPE DESIGN

(FIRST-PHASE) PLAN II

(THE BID-WINNING SCHEME)7-9/2012

Area: 23.3ha

Principal in charge: Prof Wenyi GaoGeneral Designer: Prof Yijuan Liu

Plan II chief designer: Lanfei Liu(Senior LA)Team members of Plan II: Jingyu Yang, Miao Li,

Yang Li, Yingming Li, Zhe Wang

On-The-Spot Investigation

The medial axis of gymnasium goes through a mountain. Local people think it represents a good geomantic omen.

manuscripts

Relevant Case InvestigationStation I: Beijing Olympic Park

Station Ii: Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall

My teacher prof LIU, my classmate YANG Yingyu and I decided to go to BeiJing Olympic Park before beginning of design, which is also a gymnasium landscape.

Ocassionally, we found that there were a lot of physic models on gymnasium landscape. So we took many photos and study them carefully.

These are the notes and sketches I made during investigation, disordered but inspired.


19WORK EXPERIENCE

Jul 28th--Aug 2nd Aug 3rd--Aug 6th Aug 7thConsidering the complexity

of the site condition, I explored by modeling with clay and plastic foamboard to study my idea and creat

art terrain.The model terrain focus on those point

below: vertical design, 2 main entrances, central

landscape avenue and the waterfront space.

Concept and

Modeling

Friendship·unity·progress

Epochal character·sign· locality

MenciusHarmony

The form of chinese sportsmanship is Rui-Yi, which is

created by chinese's god.

The idea of gymnasium is “Plain sailing·Harmony city”.

Combining sportsmanship with landscape design :man is a part

of nature.

CHINESE SPORTSMANSHIP

ARCHITECTURE

LOCAL CULTURE

PLAIN SAILING · FLOWING WATER

FLOATING CLOUD · FLOWING WATER

RUI-YI

”Floating Clouds,Flowing Water”

The main characteristics of the site

Forming

CanalSurmount

14.1M

9.6M

Waterworks


21WORK EXPERIENCE

planting facet terrain facet

(Groupwork)Miao Li, Yang Li, Yingming Li, Zhe Wang

Advisors:Yijuan Liu, Lanfei Liu

Computer Modeling

1. Theme sculpture2. Public square3. Parking4. Waterworks5. Tennis court6. Football field7. Basketball court8. Badminton court9. Children’s park10. Waterfront walkway11. Waterfront theater12. Quay13. Theme avenue

General Plan

Planting Design

Pavement Design

(Groupwork)Miao Li, Yang Li, Yingming Li, Zhe Wang

Advisors:Yijuan Liu, Lanfei Liu

Computer Modeling


23WORK EXPERIENCE

KHANKA LAKE TOURISM PLANNINGINTERNSHIP IN CHINA ACADEMY OF PLANNING & DESIGN3/2013-11/2013 as a team memberProject principal : Xiaojing Yue, Jianming ZhouArea: 3863ha

As a student major in la, this was the first time I participated in and finished a whole real urban planning project. At the beginning, I could not understand my project leader's project presentation, thus I studied hard and consulted other interns major in urban planning. In the end, I learned a lot of knowledges, cases and methods of urban planning and I could finish my work successfully. Here I choose layers totally finished by myself and do not select our teamwork including concept, general plan etc.

Master Plan

Detailed Planning

Elaboration And Tail-In

work

2-3/2013 3-5/2013 4-8/2013 9/2013-now

Boundary Definition

And Preliminary

Analysis

GIS Analysis

In 1 km2 promoter planning , I was asked to design 3 areas and the whole planting. They are 'Tourists service center', 'Fairy tale castles in wetland' and South wetland park.

Tourists service centerFairy tale castles in wetland

South wetland park Planting plan

Detailed Planning

TouristsHonored visitors and athletesHonored visitors and athletes’ carTourists’car

Entrance areaCentral areaWaterfront spaceChildren parkActivity areaWaterworksParking

Main axisWaterfront lineVisual lineCentral areaSpotVisual field

TouristsTourists’car

Fire engines

Traffic Analysis(Competition) Traffic Analysis(No Competition)

Landscape Analysis Functional Analysis

Fire-Fighting

Lighting Design

ELEVATION

As we know that the terrain’s shape imitates Chinese traditional pattern “Floating cloud, flowing water”, the aim of lignting design is to reveals the beauty of streamlined terrain while meeting function needs. We use lights pictures which we took in Beijing Olympic Park for investigation.

Lay by Lanfei LiuPhoto by Jingyu Yang, Lanfei Liu, Yijuan Liu

Khanka Lake reserve & planning area


25WORK EXPERIENCE

Study on 'Trees Enveloped In Mist'

Ming dynasityA.D.1368~1644

Jin dynasityA.D.1115~1234

Yuan dynasityA.D.1271-1368

Qing dynasityA.D.1544~1911

PresentA.D.2013

Analysis of Landscape domain space

(Here I just show study on one sight)

摘要

II

Study on Eight Sights of Yanjing

Landscape Architecture 09-2 Liu Lan-fei

Supervisor Liu Xiao-ming

Abstract

Eight sights of Yanjing including 'Jade Islet in Shady Springtime', 'Autumn Winds on Taiye ', 'The

JadeSpring', 'The Western Hills Shimmering in Snow', 'Trees Enveloped in Mist at the Ancient City of

Jizhou ','The Moon over the Lugou (Marco Polo) Bridge at Dawn', 'The Great Wall Surrounded by Lush

Greenery at the Juyong Pass', 'The Golden Terrace in the Glow of the Setting Sun'。Eight sights of Yanjing

was first found in documents in Yuan dynasty meaning that eight sights of Yanjing have more than 800

years history, while they had different name in different dynasty. Eight sights of Yanjing ,being different

from ordinary landscape architecture, have large impact on culture and politics of Beijing; there are many

mistakes and flaw in existing research; Eight sights of Yanjing are in danger of extinction. Thus it is

valuable to study eight sights of Yanjing. I collected first-hand data by reading a lot and doing field

research and analyzed them to support my research findings. First, I study the name and time of eight sights

of Yanjing. Then, I study location, scale and scenery of eight sights of Yanjing in every dynasty. Based on

my study, I conclude their traits and compare them with 'finding an excuse for scene'. What is more, I

analyze eight sights of Yanjing in a new way named 'Landscape domain space'. Then, I compare and

analyze real eight sights of Yanjing and eight sights of Yanjing in human's mind. In the end, I show some

examples using eight sights of Yanjing and advice on protection and development of eight sights of

Yanjing.

Key words： Eight Sights of Yanjing, Eight Sights of Yanshan,textual criticism, restore，

landscape domain space

GRADUATATE THESIS

(Old Beijing)

RESEARCH ON HISTORY AND THEORY''Study On Eight Sights Of Yanjing(Old Beijing)''3-6/2013Advisor: Prof Xiaoming Liu


27THESIS

FINE ART2009-2011Advisors: Wenyi Gao, Yujun Zhang 2012 Field Trip in HangZhou

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Documents

archaized buildings

form of old buildings

characters of office

beijing historical blocks

cafeteria staffs

lightless environment

local birds

historical block protection