Part C. Detailed Design

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BRIEF TECHNICS & PROJECT FROM PART.B

BiomimicryBirds Nest

StructureHexagon/Diagonal Grids

Water filtrationMulti-LayerPlastic Waste & Natural WasteFloating & Anchored

RESPONSES TO FEEDBACKS

Site specified/SystemDesigned for CERES and its surroundings

Specified filter form & function Specified anchor system

ScaleFit the narrow stream

Relationship with humanPart of environmental parkEnhance the visitor experienceIncrease sustainabilityReduce further impact to downstream

BRIEF 2.0

Water Filtration SystemExpand the Environmental ParkSupport a sustainable environmentCreate a expressive structure

Attract visitors

Enhance the experience of the stakeholdersVisitors, residents

Aquatic organics

Floral

SITE - CERES

SITE ANALYSIS 2.0

The meander beside the current environment parkHigh flow velocity

High civilian usage rate

Flood-prone area

Highly vegetated

Very silty soil profile on the bank with lush grass

Steep bank at some spots

Medium size rocks lie on the creek bed

Relatively shallow depth of water (during summer)

SITE ANALYSIS 2.0

Main Stream

Flood Stream

Vegetation

Shallow Water

Rocks

Steep Slope

The PROJECT

PROJECT

PurposeWater filtration Indicator & Caution

ConceptBasic form of filter screen

StructureReticular single-layer structure

MethodPhysical obstruct the litters & wastes

Result Less rubbish accumulation Increase users environmental awareness

TECHNIQUES - CELL

High dense web-Organic wastes

-Most wastes pass through the sparser webs

Medium dense web-Complement of the low dense web

Low dense web-Bottles-Plastic Bags-Etc.

TECHNIQUES - STRUCTURE

Overwater structure-Main Functional Area

Underwater structure-Supportive structure-Passageway for aquatic creatures

TECHNIQUES ANCHOR

RODREMOVING

LOADLOCKING

FIXED PLATE ROD SUPPORT

1. 2.

3.

TECHNIQUES CONNECTION

FINAL DESIGN

FINAL DESIGN