Mirror lau 2013

LIU JINGMASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREA PORTFOLIO OF WORKS 2013

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2007 League branch Secretary

LIU JING

FEMALE

31/10/1989

Room H, 25Floor,Ko Nga Court,High Street#9, HongKong island

+86 18914521666

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FULL-TIME WORK | SIPDRI | Shang Hai

Jun.2013 Present

Architect assistant, participate in Program Jing Dong Call Center in Su Qian Office, YueXi

kindergarten & primary school , Ning Bo Second School design etc.

Internship | Attractions International Limited | Hong Kong

July.2012 - Aug.2012

Design assistant. Detail design, Model making

Internship | B+H | ShangHai

Jun.2011

Landscape architect assistant

Internship | ShangHai708 Research Institute || Hong Kong

Apr.2010

Participated in the project of Appearance Design for Submarine

Internship | SIVA Studio | ShangHai

July.2010 - Sep.2010

Hubei TV interior design assistant (preliminary). Conceptual design.

Internship | Taixing Planning Bureau | JiangSu

July.2009 - Sep.2009

Assist in project management consulation and installation supervision of Huangqiao Industrial

Garden

Sep.2011 July.2013

University Of Hong Kong | Master Of Landscape Architecture

Sep.2007 - Jun.2011

Fudan University Shanghai Institute Of Visual Art | Art Design

Sep.2004 - Jun.2007

JiangSu TaiXing High School

Senior Package Designer

8th Grade in Piano Performance

Being proficient in operation Autocad, 3dmax, Photoshop, AI, Sketchup, Rhino, Indesign, Aftereffect

Cet 6

IELTS 6

2010 being awarded the title of Expo Star in ShangHai Expo 2010

2008 be awarded the Excellent Cadre of Students

Student Volenteer | Shanghai Expo 2010May.2010

Volunteer | NO+CH09 ID-ENTITYOCT 2009

CONTENTS

RESEARCH OF TAI OFarming Pattern

REDESIGN OF TAI OFresh Water Factory

RESEARCH OF WASTE WOOD IN HONG KONG

DIGESTFROM WASTE WOOD TO HABITAT

PLANTING DESIGN

ARCHITECT DESIGNPav i l l ion

ROOF GARDEN DESIGN

OTHER WORKS

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Research of TAI O Change in Farming Pattern in Tai O

Agriculture calendar Cost and Income of agricultural products in Tai O

Project Title: Research of TAI O Type: team workComplete Date: Mar 2012

1960 19501940 1970 1980-Present

agriculture deserted planting area water body main roadstream

Farming pattern in Tai O in the last decade changes from internal economy to external economy. Local subsistence practice is no longer economic visible in the half decade with slow pace of local modernalization the half decade with slow pace of local modernalization which is imcomparable with Hong Kong side. Tai O agricultre is facing the extinct dilemma and completely dependent on external market from Hong Kong. Feasible possibility shows in small scale ecological organic tourism business. Organic farming practice with tourism elements extend the life span of Tai O argiculture.

Plans: Farming pattern in Tai O from 1940 till present

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Return: $$$Labour: growing timepreparation timeIrrigation:

Fruit

Fruit were planted on lower slope behind the vallage and paddy field. Pineapple is one of the most favourite fruit grown in Tai O for high profitability between 1950 to 70. Pineapple need almost no irrigation and adopts to sandy infertile soil. Low maintainance throught the growing period but preparation time.

Characteristic of farm land in Tai O:

Rugged and fragmentSmall scale ~240m wide vs Tai Po ~1400m wideNot suitable for mechanical farming

1940

1960

1980

Present

150mm

150mm

~250mm H@Transplanting period

Rice spacing

Vegetable field layout600mm

Human hand extension lengthCL Circulation Area

Divider Salt LandSalt PanCoastal flat land

Animal HusbantryLand Besides valley houses was converted to buidling for animal.

Restaurant

Clear woodland for terrace pineapple

culitvation

1950-70 was the peaktime for pineapple terrace

No maintainance shrubland

Stream for irrgation

Generation break for pineapple growing ended this fruit farming

FAR

MIN

G P

ATT

ERN

IN T

AI O

IN T

HE

LAS

T D

ECA

DE

CH

AN

GES

2 3 4

FARMER

RICE STORE W

HOLESALE

OTHER INDUSTRYS STORES

MARKET WHOLESALE

LAND OWNER

Rice

Marketing Vegetable and fruit

Marketing LivestockSeedFertilizer

Land Renting

Tool

Food(incl. fish + salt

)

Metal Stores

Grocery Stores

FISHERMAN

SALT INDUSTRY WORKER

Rice S

tore

Rice Manufacture Store Mea

t stal

ler

Vegeta

ble st

aller P

oultry

stall

er Fish st

aller

Seed seller

Breeding livestock seller

RESTAURANT

TOURIST

Farmers maximised the cutivation period of farmland to grow different crops in the year. Some cash crops serve as product and aslo fertilisers and extra nutrient to other crops. This cycling practice helps farmers to increase income.

Agriculture calendar

costreturnincome

(data was collected in 1966)It shows that income of planting rice ,vegetables and fruit is of the highest,

So,after the 1960s,farmers began to grow vegetables and fruits due to their higher efficiency

Tai O Pop

ulation

Sowing

Transplanting

Threshing

Reaping

Storage pot

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Gourd

Brassi

ca

Brassica

Ploughing

Winnowing Drying grains

Marketing relationship

Cost and Income of agricultural products in Tai O

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Lack of agriculture techonologyfragmented and small farmlanddiscourage using high technology

Road connected to bigger marketfavours import and export of productsin and out Tai O

Mass production goods from Hong Kong ismore attractive than local producsts

with lower price and better quality

China immigrates brought in higher techniqueof growing vegetable which provides rapid

turnover than rice. Shortly number of paddyfields were turned into vegetable and cash

crop farming.

1940

1960

1980

Present

Tai O Pop

ulation

$

$$

$$$ $

$$$

Producti

on Cost

Producti

on Cost

Labour

Fer

tiliser

Trans

portatio

n In

secticid

e Se

ed

Income

$

$$

$

$

$$

Industria

lization

Tai Os C

rop Prod

uction

Rice

Vegetab

leFrui

t

Field Cr

op

Tai Os A

nimal H

usband

ary Sup

ply

Cattle

Pig

Poultry

Hong Ko

ng Impo

rt Food t

o Tai O

Modern

izatio

n in H

ong Ko

ng

~3km

~5km

Transpo

rtation

Infrastru

cture

Animal Hushandary and fruit growingare both marketing agriculture productswith fast turnover.

Lack of LabourThe rapid decreased in agriculture manpower hinderedthe growth in Farming industry in Tai O since 1970.Weaker farming members reduce the incentive of agriculture development in terms of both quality and farming technologyand utimately the quantity.

Modernisation in Hong KongSince 1970, majority of Tai Os young and strong farmers were attacted to work in Hong Kong and Kowloon for better job opportunity, higher income and better living standard. Only the elderly andyoungsters are still living in Tai O.

Competition from Hong Kong Import FoodLimited agriculture technology in Tai O farming industry restricted the increase in production andincome. Mass production crop imported from Hong Kongtook up the entire market which lead to the end of marketing farming industry in Tai O.

Production CostDuring the rise of economic growth since 1960, production cost in agriculture increased very fast. Low profitability from farming industry led to the loss of farming population and stroke the income of the practisers.

Tai os PopulationTai Os Population increased steadily until the rapid growth Chinas refugees in 1950s. But a tremendous and continuous declined from 1970s with the pull factors of city modernisation in Hong Kong.

IndustrializationThe scale of Tai O farmland restricts the implementation of larage scale industrialization. Cheaper product by mass production from Hong Kong gradually replaced the local goods. The price and quality of local crop is incompetable.

Factors lead to the change in Tai O farming pattern

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Project Title: Freshwater factory Type: personal workComplete Date: May 2012

As we know,fresh water is of great importance to survival of most plants and animals. ,although water is very present on earth, 97% is salted and 2% is blocked as ice. Actually, here is only about 1% left of liquid freshwater.

Tai O is a coastal village, freshwater is mainly collected from stream of mountain,but because of increasing demand of freshwater of residents and industries in the future, establish of huge fresh water treatment system will be much more necessary, we call it FPS. So this deign mainly focus on how freshwater will be produced ,filtered, and transported, and what magical landscape effects the facilities will bring to the TAI O area.

WATER SUPPLY

FUTURE of TAI O FRESH WATER FACTORY

Wah guang Temple

tin hau temple

lung yim temple

lung yim

yeung hau temple

hung shing temple

OLD DEVICE OF FRESHWATERS

COLLECTING IN TAI O CAN NOT MEET

HUMANS DEMAND

DISEASED LIVING MARINE

(FISHING GOES DOWN HILL)

THERE IS ONLY ABOUT 1% LEFT OF

CLQUID FRESHWATER

WATER IS VERY precious

on earth.97% is salted.2% id blocked as ice

because of thriving industry,seawater

is polluted seriously

THE POPULATION OF A DAILY FOOD INTAKE FOR A HUMAN BEING

REQUIRES 3000 LITERS OF

GRESHWATER

FRESHWATER FISHERY NEEDS VAST AMOUNT OF

FRESHWATER

IRRIGATION OF PLANTINGS NEED

FRESHWATER

FRESH FISHERYPROCESSING INDUSTRYRESIDENTIAL AREA

FRESH WATER

FILTERING SYSTEM

FPS

historic and cultural areas

mangrove, wetland

nature educational pathway

planning area

LANDSCAPE EFFECT

lantou north country park

10

AB

B

A

FRESH WATER

historic and cultural areas

mangrove, wetland

nature educational pathway

planning area

scale: 1:50

Reservior Of Other Industry

Reservior Of FPS

FPSFresh water processing system

Pipetransport of freshwater

Filtering Poolmangrove and activated carbon be set

N

11

FILTERING OF ACTIVE CARBON

FILTERING OF MANGROVE

reservior of other industry

scale: 1:100

SECTION B - B

INTR

OD

UCTI

ON

OF

FPS

SECTION A - A

reservior of fps

pumppile

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INTR

OD

UCTI

ON

OF

FPS sea water

microchip in electricity

brunch spot

high salinity water

fresh water

0.18mm

0.18mm

high salinity waterfresh water

Tidal Water Pump

Collect WaterPower Generation

End Product

Industry of shrimp breeding

Filtering Ponds Planted Of Mangroves

Activated Carbon Filter

Drinking Water

PLAN

OF

FPS

WH

EN B

OAT

S BE

IN B

OAT

Refreshing

0.00504kwh

0.035m2

Power Consumption

Occupied Area

Freshing Process Of Single Chip

569m2Occupied Area

16000 chips can afford 6 family

35m2Occupied Area

1000 chips can afford one family

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PLAN

OF

FPS

WH

EN B

OAT

S BE

IN B

OAT

PRO

CESS

OF

FPS

steel support structure

desalting chip

21.8M

41.2M

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WATER SUPPLY

15

LANDSCAPE EFFECT

Transporting pipe is transparent which is also slanted(by this way, water can betransported with the help of gravity). Description of the whole system and direction ofwater's flow will be marked on face of pipe, so that people may have knowledge ofwhere the water they use come from and how it is filtered, produced. Because ofgradiwent of pipes, they can be also used as landscape facilities, people can walk, sit,rest above it. During night, spotlight hidden beneath the pipe make they look like lightband.

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16

LANDSCAPE EFFECT11

17

di erence in temperature

WITH TIME GOING

wet soil

mangroveBecause difference of water's temperature inand out of pipe will bring water vapor,additionally, this area used to be salt pan, thusmangrove will grow along pipes due to wet,saltearth surround it, which can form a naturallandscape in the future.

LANDSCAPE EFFECT12

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digest from waste wood to habitatWaste Wood In Hong Kong

Thesis Title: Waste wood in Hong KongType: team workComplete Date: Apr 2013

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85% FROM CONSTRUCTION POINT

15% FROM MULTIPLE WASTE WENT Landfill SENT Landfill

occupy 14% space of Landfill occupy 34% space of Landfill

North East New Territories

occupy 18.4% space of Landfill

West New Territories South East New Territories

NENT Landfill

Recycled partAustralia

Mainland

Russia

RainforestTransportation of logs

Amount of waste wood in HK

per year =19 20

NORTH WEST NEWTERRITORIES

MA WAN

NORTH LANTAU

PENG CHAU

MUI WO

HEI LING CHAU

CHEUNG CHAU

YUNE SHUE WAN

SOK KWU WAN

ISLAND WEST

WEST KOWLOON

KOWLOON BAY

ISLAND EAST

SHA TIN

Mainland & Overseas

NENT Landfill

WENT Landfill

SENT Landfill

10959m3/day | occupy 34% space of Landfill

1125m3/day | occupy 18.4% space of Landfill

Recyclers in HK

Construction point

Saturated landfill

Landfill

Scattered collection point

OUTPUT OF WASTEWOOD IN HK

85% FROM CONSTRUCTION POINT

15% FROM MULTIPLE WASTE

North East New Territories

occupy 14% space of Landfill | 4108m3/day

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DETAILED FLOW CHART OF WASTE WOOD IN HONG KONGSolid Veneer Moldings

engineered siding

wall liningpartitions

Veneer Mills (construction & fencing)wood chips

sawdustscraps

Veneers

Particle Boardstructural insulated panel

furniture Plywood MillsLog

HOUSEWOOD

INDUSTRY & COMMERCE

Christmas tree(*during Christmas Eve)

CONSTRUCTION PLANTParticle Board

91ton

227ton

882ton

seawater

PanelWoodFiber Panel

WoodFiber

WoodFiber

Panel Panel

Floating platform

Floating habitat for water birdFloating planting base for shellsh Suspending articial reef for surface sh

+ +

Filter[1]

Extra platform for people

Population now in Hong Kong is more than 7122000 which is the second highest in the world. Because of geological aspect

and increasing population, the whole urban construction mainly develops in horizontal

direction. But any way this kind of development has limitation, so reclamation seems the most

effective method, Constant reclamations may also bring serious seawater pollution.

Therefore setting floating arrangeable platform will be an eco-friendly way

In Hong Kong, years of large scale fishing activity has contributed to gradually decline of local fishing industry.

Although several years before, the law prohibit any personal fishing activity, besides that some artificial fishing reefs were set on the seabed which aims to enhance fishing distribution. But data shows the density of fishing distribution is seriously unbalanced. Actually the seabed reef can not be set in busy

watertraffic area and shallow area, also it can not serve surface fish. But also these can be seasily resolved by

suspending artificial reef. Setting suspending artificial reef will be a more effective and biological way.

Seawater pollution is serious in Hong Kong but no way can fully

resolve this problem immerdiately. What we can do is first filtering in small scale then the entire water quality will be enhanced gradually.

HK is located in the centre of migratory routes.Providing more habitat on breeding, migratory, or wintering areas are all important to sustain bird populations.Birds are crucial to the healthy func-

tioning of many natural systems on Earth. Birds of all kinds have played important roles in human history, yet waterbirds share with us special,

intimate relationships based on admiration, imagination, exploitation, and the watery habitats we both require or enjoy. The importance of these

species ranges from the biological niches they occupy to nutrition, income, and aesthetic inspiration.First and foremost, waterbirds play an integral role in a variety of ecosystems. They are recyclers, predators, and prey. Because they require water and associated habitat of adequate quality and quantity, their successes or declines are indicative of the health of

environments.

At present, shellfish eating is not safe in Hong Kongaccording to the survey, theres large amount of

pollutant element in seawater sampleswhich is mainly from he Pearl River Delta region. nevertheless, marine

shellfivsh is easily polluted by heavy metals because of its characteristics of filter-feeding, poison and eaten toxic algae will be collected in body.Therefore after eating

shellfish, food poisoning may probably happen to people. so providing a filtered shellfish culture environment will

be much more better and healthy.

WoodFiber Panel

Organic Fertilizer

PaperProduct

Biochar Wood Vinegar

Fuel

palletsLami-Boards

Wood I-Joists

WHAT WASTE WOOD CAN DO

Treatment Room

Platform links to village

Floating Platform

Bird Habitat

FishHabitat

Planting base PeopleHabitat

A

A

ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP

pier

19

24 25

Expe

rient

ial U

nit

15% FROM MULTIPLE WASTE

West New Territories

EXPERIENTIAL UNIT IN LEI YUE MUN

SITE INFORMATION

>0&

Bird Habitat

FishHabitat

Planting base of shellfish

*210

*210

planting

plantingmedia

base

cover shellfish planting base

kelp

filter net

hook structure

base

fishing reef

PeopleHabitat

STRUCTURE OF FACILITY20 21 22

27 28 29

Treatment Room

Platform links to village

Floating Platform

Bird Habitat

FishHabitat

Planting base PeopleHabitat

A

A

ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIP

pier

30 33

Section A-A

Present 1 Year later 2 Years later 3 Years later

Artificial Fishing Reef Habitat for waterbirdPlanting base for shellfish

CHANGES OF PLAN

old

new

Planting base of shellsh

Habitat for waterbirdArticial shing reef

Legend

3433 35

changes in section changes in sectionchanges in sectionchanges in perspective

original state

After 1 year

After 2 year

After 3 or more years

CHANGES OF FACILITIES

Distribution of fish in H

ong Kong

Population density (persons/

km2

)

Grade figure of w

ater bird habitat suitability in Hong K

ong

0

Application in H

ong Kong

FishH

abitat

most suitable

generally suitable

suitable

Bird H

abitat

0

200,000

PeopleH

abitatSite Optional

Collection and transportation system

Planting base

of shellfish

discarded wooden furniture from

scattered collection point

+w

aste wood from

construction point

nearby terminal

Application site of facility

planting designOne piece of Oasis in modern city

Project Title: Research of TAI O Type: team workComplete Date: Mar 2012

ecause main door and secondary door are not in the straight line, so the whole garden must ensure people can directly find the doors, therefore the whole garden is on the ground level without any steps. Three trees of Juniperus Chinensis are planted, their shapes and sizes are suited for separating sight but not interrupt. Also people are used to be restricted in certain space to live, work, outdoor space can be more kinetic and open, short shrubs planted will not cut communication of people, their interactivity can be enhanced to some extent. There is one tree of Plumeria Rubra planted in the center of courtyard as the the visual focus, huge size can provide enough shadow for surrounding benches. The diagonal landscape provides a distinctive visual impact for office users from different level and orientation. At the same time, the division of space allows flexible use of courtyard space for releasing, lunch and leisure chat. People can also move benches according to their social needs or following the shadow. The scheme aims at soften and widen the rigid rectangular courtyard. Paving material is granite quadrel with light yellow color, combined with golden fresh leaves of Duranta Repens and green Ophiopogon Jaburan, the whole atmosphere is mild, soft,suitable for resting. Other construction material and paving of BBQ area is concrete which keeps style much more simple and easy understanding. Moreover, as the space dose not heavily divided, users can also bring out some chairs from the firm and put on the central area if they need. So main idea of the courtyard is simple, adjustable. Most people just stay there during break of work-time, so too abundant landscape is not needed which may trouble mood of people on the contrary.

ONE PIECE OF OASIS IN MODERN CITY

B

FLEXIBLE KINETIC OPEN

SPACE

MILDSOFTSUITABLE

ATMOSPHERE

40 41

BA A

B

SECTION A - A

SECTION A - A

N

1M 15M 30M

ecause main door and secondary door are not in the straight line, so the whole garden must ensure people can directly find the doors, therefore the whole garden is on the ground level without any steps. Three trees of Juniperus Chinensis are planted, their shapes and sizes are suited for separating sight but not interrupt. Also people are used to be restricted in certain space to live, work, outdoor space can be more kinetic and open, short shrubs planted will not cut communication of people, their interactivity can be enhanced to some extent. There is one tree of Plumeria Rubra planted in the center of courtyard as the the visual focus, huge size can provide enough shadow for surrounding benches. The diagonal landscape provides a distinctive visual impact for office users from different level and orientation. At the same time, the division of space allows flexible use of courtyard space for releasing, lunch and leisure chat. People can also move benches according to their social needs or following the shadow. The scheme aims at soften and widen the rigid rectangular courtyard. Paving material is granite quadrel with light yellow color, combined with golden fresh leaves of Duranta Repens and green Ophiopogon Jaburan, the whole atmosphere is mild, soft,suitable for resting. Other construction material and paving of BBQ area is concrete which keeps style much more simple and easy understanding. Moreover, as the space dose not heavily divided, users can also bring out some chairs from the firm and put on the central area if they need. So main idea of the courtyard is simple, adjustable. Most people just stay there during break of work-time, so too abundant landscape is not needed which may trouble mood of people on the contrary.

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SOFTWORK- PLANTING

HARDWORK- PAVING MATERIAL

91

2

2

5

2

1

1

3

9

9

7

6

4

5

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6

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7

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82

2

6

5

GRANITES4

1

STONE

OPHIOPOGON JABURAN 2 DURANTA REPENS 3PLUMERIA RUBRA 9 JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS

6

CONCRETE5

TRACK5

|| careful pruning is not needed|| fertilize twice in June

|| seed early in March|| retain water|| prune after flowing

|| seed early in March|| retain water|| prune after flowing

|| not too much watering|| fertilize every 7-10 days|| prune after falling leaves in winter

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Located in Shanghai Huang Pu districtBuilt 15 years ago20 floors. 1st and 2nd floor are commercial area, 3rd floor is a CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER .Above 3rd floor is residential area.Specific free area(planning area): balcony in the 3rd floor

Roof Garden Design

Introduction Of The Base

Living Area

Commercial Area

Constitution Of The B

uilding

Roof

Project Title: Redevelopment Of Free Space Of Tong Da BuildingType: personal workCompleted Time: Mar 2011

Free Balcony

SITE PLANESCALE: 1/400

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As research, 3rd floor is a CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER built established in 1995. studentsage ranges from 3 to 9.

Childrens psychological analysis

Childrens activity analysis

copy imagination game

interaction objective logical structure

Color collocation

24

A A

SECTION: A-A

4948

2625

1:500

childeren decide arrangement of desks

for safety, rope will be set beside the wall

Seven spaces which have different themes will be set, each grid space is built by white wodden pieces

ecological chair

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PROJECT TITLE: RAIL ENTERPRISE CASE PAVILION FOR SHANGHAI EXPO 2010TYPE: TEAM WORKCOMPLETE DATE: MAY 2009

Railway Geographic Location: Lying in the center of Enterprise Pavilion

the significances of railway lie in transmission and connection. From the plane, Railway Pavilion plays as a hub connecting Enterprise Pavilion from all directions

Since Railway Pavilion lies in the center of Enterprise Pavilion, it serves as the key hinge of the whole network, linking with surrounding pavilions

Pavilions locating in the cross angels take the role of extending room from a macro-perspective, with its four corners facing blank. Thus, Enterprise Pavilion could not only be taken as a guide, but also leave tourists a public room for fun and entertainment.

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BACKGROUND& S T R A T E G Y

56 57

LOCTION IN SURVEY

Survey of Wuxi

128.2 183

100

City survey

Traffic advantage

61.5

58 59

SITE LOCTIAN

Functions

,

Site location

Traffic advantage and Streamway

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RESOURCES AND CONDITIONS

QuestionsBase Environment

62 64

THINKING OF STRATEGY

1.

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3.

4.

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soho

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CONCEPTIONPROPOSAL

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P l a n n i n g P R O G R A M

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&

SOHO

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ECOLOGICAL E N E R G Y

S T R AT E G Y

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ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS :

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H E A T

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