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Day 24

Yangpu Riverfront South Section Phase II - Scale 2 / DA Landscape + TJAD Original Design Studio

Hello sick people,
who is striving to achieve their goals?
hope you get better. 

This morning I woke up really sick, but I'm really committed to achieving the goal of this blog, therefore, I will try to do my best. 
Today we will be talking about the second scale of the Yangpu riverfront renovation project, when a series of principles are applied on a bigger scale, we as architects should be able to create a variation of these principles according to a smaller scale. In today's reading, we will see how the principles were applied in a smaller section of the 45 km project. 

Well nothing else to be said, let's get into the project.

Today's site is 1.2 km that marks one of the endpoints of the 45km project.



The main problems in this site were abandoned warehouses, factories, and docks, the lack of open space, and the old flood control system. 



The principles for renovating this site were :
1- all docks were retained and reused as cycling lanes
2- the cranes were kept as visual focus points
3- old factories and warehouses were restored and used as an exhibition
 and landscape elements
4- the old floodwall system was turned into two levels system


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