Chong die du shi: Zhongguo nong cun cheng shi hua de xin ce lüe

Wong Chak Yuen, Edmond."Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 2009-2010, design report.""May 2010."Includes bibliographical references.Text in English with some Chinese.Chapter 0.0 --- TABLE OF CONTENTChapter 01 --- Defining ThesisChapter 1.0 --- Thesis AbstractChapter 02 --- MethodologyChapter 2.0 --- Typological RevolutionChapter 03 --- Catalysis for Mutation of TypeChapter 3.1 --- Crave for New Density under ripid urbanizationChapter 3.11 --- Urbanization Rate of ChinaChapter 3.12 --- Economical Benefit of Rapid UrbanizationChapter 3.13 --- Consequences of Rapid UrbanizationChapter 3.14 --- Distorted Sustainability in ChinaChapter 3.15 --- Social CostsChapter 3.16 --- Environmental CostChapter 3.2 --- Loss of arable lands and its impactsChapter 3.21 --- National Food CrisisChapter 3.22 --- Increasing PopulationChapter 3.23 --- Disappearing Cultivated LandChapter 3.24 --- Food Crisis of Guangdong ProvinceChapter 3.3 --- Tabula Rasa Development With MonotypesChapter 3.4 --- Displacement of Farmland by Urban SprawlChapter 04 --- Resist The GenericChapter 4.1 --- Strong Crave for New Density in Shansan under Guangzhou-Foshan Intergration PolicyChapter 4.2 --- Resit Monotonic &Tabula Rasa Urbanization ShansanChapter 4.3 --- Programme RearrangementsChapter 4.4 --- Symbiosis Of City And VillageChapter 4.5 --- Phasing of UrbanizationChapter 4.6 --- Schematic SectoinChapter 05 --- Typological MutationChapter 5.1 --- Typological Mutation -Inverted Tower Type As Farmland Saver And New Density GeneratorChapter 06 --- Typological AnalysisChapter 6.1 --- Typological Analysis Of Inverted Towers In HistoryChapter 6.2 --- Critique of Of Inverted Towers In HistoryChapter 07 --- Typological Differentiation Of Shansan InvertedChapter 7.11 --- Typological Differentiation-Marco parametresChapter 7.12 --- Typological Differentiation-In-between parametresChapter 7.13 --- Typological Differentiation- Mirco ParametresChapter 7.21 --- Grasshoppper Scripting-Circular TypeChapter 7.22 --- Variations of Structure- CircularTypeChapter 7.23 --- Structural Model- CircularType 1:100Chapter 7.24 --- Variations of Plans-CircularTypeChapter 7.31 --- Grasshoppper Scripting-3 Branches TypeChapter 7.32 --- Variations of Structure- 3 Branches TypeChapter 7.33 --- Structural Model- 3 Branches Type 1:100Chapter 08 --- Structural System- Branching To Generate DensityChapter 8.1 --- Branching To Generate DensityChapter 8.2 --- Clustering to Reinforce StablilityChapter 8.3 --- Rapid Prototyping Model- cluster of circular 1:500Chapter 09 --- Formation Of Network & Reduction Of Number Of FootingsChapter 10 --- Site Responsive Transformation Of City FabricChapter 10.11 --- Site SelectionChapter 10.12 --- Villages in the ShansanChapter 10.2 --- Parametric TransformationChapter 10.3 --- Phasing of UrbanizationChapter 10.4 --- Proliferations Of Fabric To Nearby VillagesChapter 11 --- "Site Responsive, Multilevel And Diverse Programmes"Chapter 11.1 --- Site plan showing the minimum no. of footingsChapter 11.2 --- Sections Showing The Multi-Level ProgrammesChapter 11.3 --- Floor Plans Of Phase I MassingChapter 11.4 --- Overall Massing 1:1000Chapter 11.5 --- Symbiosis Of Existing Village & New CityChapter 11.6 --- Part Plan Of 7F- Main Street & Mixed Use Of ProgrammesChapter 11.7 --- A City Network In The AirChapter 11.8 --- Partial Model 1:200Chapter 13 --- Case StudiesChapter 12.11 --- Good Density- Kowloon Wall CityChapter 12.12 --- Good Density- SilodamChapter 12.21 --- Typological Transformation- Perforated Hill by KelvinC hu Ka WingChapter 12.31 --- Structural Sysytem-WaterCube by PTWChapter 12.32 --- Structural Sysytem- Grotto by Aranda/LaschChapter 12.4 --- Phenomenon In HouseingChapter 12.5 --- Open Building SystemChapter 14 --- Bibliograph