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LOAD-BEARING / ENVELOPE

THERMAL IMPROVEMENT FOR A LIGHT GAUGE STEEL PREFABRICATED SYSTEM

A SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF STRESSED PANELS

IDEAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL TEST OF A HIGH-RISE WARD UNIT DESIGN IN CHINA’S HOT-SUMMER &COLD-WINTER REGION

ORGANIZATION / SPACE

SPATIAL INTENTION OF BARCELONA GERMAN PAVIL-ION AND ITS MATERIALIZATION

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION STRATEGY IN HONG KONG TEMPORARY BAMBOO THEATRE

OLD HONG KONG POLICE QUARTERS STUDY

HIGH-RISE WARD UNIT INVESTIGATION IN CHINA’S HOT-SUMMER & COLD-WINTER REGION

GROWTH / SETTLEMENT

STRUCTURE IN A COSTAL WETLAND TRANSFORMA-TION - THE CASE OF YANCHENG

UNITED COLLEGE CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT STUDY

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LOAD-BEARING / ENVELOPE

THERMAL IMPROVEMENT FOR A LIGHT GAUGE STEEL PREFABRICATED SYSTEM

Proj-Prim-XS-04Model-ARCAD.pln; Axonometry; 1 : 10; 11/30/2008 10:32 PM

is its problematic envelope design and consequent fluctuated indoor environment. Limited expression also labels it as “a cheap hut for workers”.

This research project overcomes the problems by introducing a fully insulated envelope system and stabilizing the indoor environ-ment with an aid from high thermal capacity material, such as concrete foundation or paver, masonry inter-nal partition walls.

Whole system duration can be extended by galvanized steel com-ponents protected by envelope and separated from the ground humidity. Its fire-proofing capability can also be increased through ap-propriate surface material selection. The load bearing skeleton, bracing component and assembly process are redesigned as well in order to

support the envelope improvement.

Parameters like material selection, surface treatment and distribution affecting the expression will be articulated. The project searches for a unity expression formed with dif-ferentiated unit.

Some crucial improvements was re-alized in a mock up building in May of 2009 and thermal testing data is under collection.

The improved comfort, varied ex-pression, low cost, longer duration plus fast construction speed may guarantee the system as a more satisfactory product and being ap-plied to a wider situation.

The research project aims at im-proving the thermal performance and envelope expression of a low-cost light gauge steel prefabricated system and applying it for more durable situation, small-scale rural school for instance.

This existing prefabricated system uses light gauge steel with C profile as load bearing frame at a equal spacing of 1.82m. Both the skeleton and in-filled envelope panels are manufactured in factory and assem-bled on site. The construction can be completed within several days and reach up to 3 stories easily.

This system is widely used for tem-porary and low-budget program, such as construction site office, dor-mitory, or even emergency housing for disaster area. A common problem of this system

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01-ThermalImprovement-PhasePresent.pdf

A SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF STRESSED-PANELS

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Spatial structure of stressed-panels offer new articulated tectonics benefits. Structure consist of verti-cal and horizontal panels. The panels define cellular spaces. All panel con-nections are at a point or segmental line and pre-stressed. The system performs as a whole when benefits of pre-stressing are utilized to the full extent.

The panels define cellular spaces within and can cover large space underneath. The whole structure can be either supported on the periphery or cantilevered from inside the central area. The supports can be organized freely in accord with foundation and spatial require-ment at the ground level. Indepen-dent panels or a volume defined by vertical panels can increase the lateral resistance of the structural configuration.

Stressed panel spatial structure was conceived and developed along two tracks: a case study revealing the structure principle, a general program requirement. Case study on the selected contemporary Swiss cases, like Volta school and Ottoplatz building by Juerg Conzett, introduced the basic issue and gen-eral principle. The program called for the combination of service apartments with a community bas-ketball court pushing the designer to observe the accumulated mod-ules, reinterpret the element and search for the structural benefit on a larger scale. Physical modeling and geometric interpretation serve as the primary tool for exploration.

Other than proposing an interest-ing application, this structure system also raises question on space and structure: how to utilize potential stress field within the component,

how to use interaction between the force path and space envelope, how to control various reinforce-ment level of concrete panels with a same look.

02-SpatialStructure-Present&Article.pdf

This research makes an overview on the accomplishments achieved by the pioneer structural engineers since the Industrial Revolution in or-der to summarizes the ideal of engi-neering and the realizing approach. The research collects precedents and conducts formal study on de-sign concept and developing strat-egy with the aids from researcher’s engineer colleagues. The research shows that the ideals of the pioneer engineers since the Industrial Revolution can be catego-rized into three stages: Sprout, Ma-turity and Autonomy. These stages are distinguished according to the course of the Industrial Revolu-tion and the massive emergence of those innovative structural engi-neers, including Robert Stephenson, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, John Roebling, Gustave Eiffel, Benjamin Baker and Robert Maillart, who

IDEAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING A study on pioneer structure engineers

gradually developed philosophies on bridge constructions.

Another part of the study focus mainly on how structural concepts of engineers waked up architect in the process of its maturity and Autonomy. Those engineers, who have devoted to the high-rise build-ings design during the 1st & 2nd Chicago School peroid and the long-span structures design after the World War II, become the main research objectives. The chosen figures include Louis Sullivan, John Wellborn Root, Pier Luigi Nervi and Fazlur Khan.

The research summarizes the ideals of the structural design as: to assure the security, to strive for the effi-ciency, to be elegant and to gener-ate a new spatial experience. These ideals could not only become the criterion of evaluating a design, but

are the necessary steps for design-ers to achieve an convincing result. Through reviewing the history and analysis, the research also outlines the split of the architecture and structure disciplines, its influence and some conditions for architect and engineer’s reunion.

The significance of this research in present Great China context is to provide the architecture develop-ment a viewing angle which has long been ignored, together with some bridging methods for the existing gap between two fields. The contribution of this research can also be found in the experimental studio teaching - “Forming Space from a Structure Idea”, from where students are able to design articu-lated scheme in confrontation with both structural and spatial needs.

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03-IdealEngineering-Thesis.pdf

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hospital and two other comparative clinical buildings, which have similar situation and constructed during the same period. The data analysis lead to the following discoveries: the indoor lighting environment of the new ward is ideal and out-standing, the natural light is more evenly distributed than other two. The new clinic building of YCTMH has the lowest indoor temperature in summer time, which is closer to the comfort zone, while the winters record also the lowest but far from the comfort zone. Its temperature fluctuation is lowest among all three hospitals.

These observations are later con-firmed or reviewed with the aid of ECOTECT simulation.

The research also discovers the re-lationship among the collected data and the design strategy. Architect

emphasized more on the exchange / use tactic rather than insulation / preservation of the energy. This strategy should be improved by in-troducing a thicker and continuous insulation layer in the lateral design.

This is a research project sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

The researcher conducted a post-ocupancy test in this project, in order to evaluate the effectiveness of a ward unit, which was designed and applied for the new clinic building of YCTMH during 2001-2005. This ward unit has a com-pact sanitary core attached to the climate boarder side and is aiming to achieve a more comfort indoor environment for the similar high-rise building type located in the China’s cold-winter and hot-summer region.

This research focuses on the indoor performance evaluation of the ac-tual ward unit. The qualitative evalu-ation was conducted with the aid of on-site observation, record and interview. The quantitative one was operated based on the measuring and testing conducted in 2006 sum-mer and 2007 winter, which re-corded the indoor temperature and illuminance real-time changes of the

INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL TEST OF A HIGH-RISE WARD UNIT DESIGN IN CHINA’S HOT-SUMMER &COLD-WINTER REGION

盐城市第一人民医院测量数据整理 测量时间：2006年5月27日 16:30 仪器型号：Gossen 5032C 病房位置：十一层中间带阳台病房 病房状态：无人

实际测量得到的数据 各个数值除以当时刻的室外照度值，得到非全云天下的 采光系数值，小数点后取4位，四舍五入。

以最后一排数据的最小值为基准值，0；其余每个数据都与它相减，得到采光系数相对值，并且扩大100000倍。

以此数值为依据，建立三维模型，得到一系列的等高线图像

窗口和门的玻璃没有遮好，没有消除来自走道的光线影响，导致下图的等高线波谷外移。

028 第二章 冬冷夏热地区高层医院病房单元的室内环境测试及设计改进

照/外部通道记录仪11 ，记录室内

温度，设定间隔30分钟自动记录一

次。并将其测得的室外温度作为实

验参照，如照片2-01c。

2.1.3实验编号：

实 验 编 号 命 名 规 则 如 下 :

X-Y-Z，X代表季节（S:夏季，W:冬

季）；Y 代表实验系列号；Z代表

实验内容。

2.2 温度测量

2.2.1 冬季三个医院病房室内温度

对比测试

温度方面的数据只有冬季一次

较为准确。其编号为W-T-3H（T代

表热量，Thermal；3H代表三家医

院，hospitals），如表格2-01所

示。

日期选择

春节大年三十前后2-3天(2007

年02月16日-20日)，住院楼平时住

院的患者多会回家过年，很多病房

都会空出来，测试容易安排。

持续时间

2007年02月16日12:00——02月

20日12:00，持续了三个昼夜。期

11　温度测量范围：-20℃ 到 70℃，温度测量

精度：±0.7℃(21℃)，RH测量范围：25%～95%

（可更换RH传感器），RH精度：±5%RH，光

照测量范围：2～600（lux/ft2）典型；最大

300～900 lux/ft2

温度实验编号表 表格2-01

实验编号 测试目的 实验对象

W-T-3H 验证在冬季中医院病房单元室内温度高于其它两个医院

中医院

第一医院

第三医院

三个医院测点布置一览表 图表2-02

中医院 第一医院 第三医院

测 试 单元 位 于标 准 层平 面 图上 的 位置

单元位置

测 点位 于病 房中 的位置

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04-WardUnitTest-FinalReport.pdf

ORGANIZATION / SPACE

SPATIAL INTENTION OF BARCELONA GERMAN PAVIL-ION AND ITS MATERIALIZATION

hidden principal of space design.

The deduced result is supported by materiality of space, like color, pattern and texture. They were first conceived in the design stage, then modified in the construction phase by the architect.

How such arrangement guides hu-man behaviors like entering, moving or staying, and how the intension brings new experience on visual and tactile aspects distinguish Mies Van der Rohe from both the mod-ern and classic architects.

The finding can be summarized as such: to differentiate for diversify-ing rather than for contrasting; to juxtapose for restoring rather than for mixing.

The pavilion has two parts, differen-tiated as a room and a yard, while

the room side has an inner court and the yard side an annex room. The envelope and material of the two parts are not further separat-ing the two types of space, but cre-ating a subtle and changing connec-tion. Visual focus on the room side has onyx wall and a bronze statue, while yard side a peaceful pool plus a mystery opening leading to the annex. The pool configures a com-pulsory path of L shape to annex, while a move to statue is suggested by 2 gaps between glazings on room side. The convoluted feel-ing guests of early 20th century or even visitors of our times requests a novel personal understanding on this place.

The research approach and findings are taught to students in the elec-tive course.

This research aims at deducing the spatial intention of Barcelona Ger-man Pavilion by Mies Van Der Rohe through an analysis on its material-ization process.

An early on-site observation pro-voked some initial ideas. A following graphic readings provided more evidences. The collected historic images and construction story depicted in “Mies Van Der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion” by Ignasi de Sola-morales, gave more concrete proofs on the topic.

The research output has several parts. The first one is a description on the location and shape of physi-cal components, such as wall, roof, plinth, furniture and statues. Then the organizing means like dividing, enclosing or composition and classic design controls like proportion, grid, module are discussed for finding a

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05-IntentionBarcelonaPavilion-Present.pdf

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION STRATEGY IN HONG KONG TEMPORARY BAMBOO THEATRE2006 - 2008

During 2006 and 2007, 26 venues of such events were visited and investigated. Collected data are illus-trated with diagrams, drawings and models for visualizing the hidden principals and consequent order.

The research summarize the urban distribution, construction of this structure type, its contextual im-pacts and associations with social communities through carefully-designed program.

A typical spatial organization and its variations are shown by the select-ed cases at Fanling, Kowloon City, Ta Hang, Cheung Sha Wang and Aberdeen.

Developed by local shelter build-ers and organizer, this architecture reflects design ideals to use less to generate more, to unite the com-munity through construction, and

to deliver the craftsmanship and permanent opportunities with tem-porary construction. Though rooted in the regional tradition this tempo-rary building type fulfils the spiritual needs of urban nomads.

This is a research project sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Special thanks are given to Mr. Sunny Im, an energetic and skillful bamboo master, and his team.

In the hottest month of lunar July each year, Chiu Chow communities throughout Hong Kong would build temporary opera houses and hire opera troupes to pay their annual tribute to the gods, ancestors and console the spirits “released from hell”.

Temporary bamboo and timber structures are assembled for the intensive festival and dismantled afterwards. Basic materials and simple systems minimize cost and maximize adaptability to diverse site and program variations. Visitors are often amazed by the temporari-ness and simplicity of these humble “instant” structures. The skeleton structure and thin envelope create a tight connection between inside and outside, while decorative ban-ner modules and colorful curtains help distinguish the serving and served areas, centre and peripheral.

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06-BambooTheatre-CaseReport.pdf

06-BambooTheatre-FinalReport.pdf

OLD HONG KONG POLICE QUARTERS STUDY

strong formal control on all levels of scale. They also adopted the same concept in dealing with circulation on sloped land. One recognizable fact is that the flat size of the police quarters is significantly smaller than the precedents. They transform the necessary repetition of the same simple small unit to impres-sive dignified ensembles. The design characteristics of these buildings are emphasized in seven study aspects: Fabric, circulation pattern, unit, roof form, bridge, etc.

Up to now, we have found 7 sites among them, 6 sites have been studied and documented. Of the seven, only two are still inhabited. others are either been demol-ished, currently under demolition, or scheduled for demolition. Their disappearance from the city fabric is a great loss to Hong Kong, espe-cially if their replacement is likely

to be a much lower level of design and when many people are talking about collective memory. This is a research project sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Principal investigator is Prof. Gu Daqing, another colleague is Prof. Vito BERTIN

Between 1959 and 1964, Hong Kong’s Public Works Department completed a number of large scale police quarters in a short per-oid of time. These estates have a strong presence in the cityscape and demonstrate a high level of urban and architectural sensitivity and skill. Their architectural quality is on a level with the best buildings anywhere in the world at that time. They demonstrate what architects in Hong Kong were capable of. We should appreciate their work and use these examples as critical refer-ences in our time.

As a type they are related to prec-edents in England by Alison and Pe-ter Smithson and others which are based on the idea of a street in the sky by Le Corbusier. Each of these police quarters is a unique variation of this type, carefully adapted to the specific site conditions, with a

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07-OldHKPoliceQuarters-BookDraft.pdf

07-OldHKPoliceQuarters-Summary.pdf

HIGH-RISE WARD UNIT INVESTIGATIONIN CHINA’S HOT-SUMMER & COLD-WINTER REGION

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面积:3.86 m2 面积:4.34 m2 面积:5.32 m2 面积:4.64 m2 面积:4.91 m2

面积:5.42 m2 面积:5.83 m2 面积:4.60 m2 面积:5.82 m2 面积:5.97 m2

面积:5.25 m2 面积:5.75 m2 面积:6.93 m2 面积:5.50 m2 面积:5.20 m2

面积:5.08 m2 面积:6.93 m2 面积:4.68 m2 面积:6.63 m2 面积:8.40 m2

图片1-07 盐城市中医院病房单元空间利用图示

图片1-08 盐城市中医院病房单元服务核平面放

大图以及功能分区图示 1:50

图表1-05 盐城市中医院病房单元与其它医院之

服务核尺寸比较

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015 第一章 冬冷夏热地区高层医院病房单元的室内环境测试及设计改进

南京市脑科医院病

房单元类型1。

湖北省人民医院病

房单元类型1。

中南肿瘤医院病房

单元类型1。

武汉市同济人民医

院肿瘤楼病房单元

类型1。

南京市鼓楼人民医

院病房单元类型1。

盐城市中医院病房

单元类型1。

湖北省人民医院安

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湖北省人民医院安

康楼病房单元类型

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盐城市第三人民医

院病房单元类型2。

江苏省人民医院病

房单元类型2。

常州市第一人民医院

病房单元类型2。

南京市脑科医院病

房单元类型2。

盐城市第一人民医

院病房单元类型1。

张家港市第一人民

医院病房单元类型

2。

武汉市协和医院病

房单元类型2。

武汉市协和医院老

楼病房单元类型

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常州市第二人民医

院病房单元类型

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武汉市协和医院老

病房楼病房单元类

型2。

图表1-04 从服务核与病房单元之空间关系的角

度对病房单元进行分类比较表

use. It also provide the researcher some intuitive observations on the units’ climate performance, which may contributes to the better de-sign articulation of ward unit in this region.

A typological investigation on high-rise hospital ward unit used in China’s hot-summer & cold-winter region was conducted in 2006. More than 20 hospitals, located in Wuhan, Nanjing, Shanghai and Yancheng were visited and record-ed.

The target is to collect enough actual ward unit examples and to distinguish the unit types com-monly used. These examples are documented with standard graphic format for external easy access.

Then the relationship between sani-tary facility, load bearing structure and space organization are analyzed and compared step by step based on a graphic mean.

The investigation is a necessary preparation for evaluating the actual ward unit efficiency on space and

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08-WardUnitInvestigation-Summary.pdf

GROWTH / SETTLEMENT

STRUCTURE IN A COSTAL WETLAND TRANSFORMA-TION - THE CASE OF YANCHENG

an normal orthogonal grid changes the wetland step by step. The specific production activity, like fish-ing, farming or salt-making creates characteristic landscape. Following the routine production activity the habitants settle down on the land. Their settlement is gradually devel-oped, enriched, and diversified.

The settlement organization com-plexity and richness has a clear relationship with its geographic distance to the coast. That is to say, the evolution stage of a settlement is associated with its spatial location.

We particularly document two land use extremes: one is to use coastal land to dry the sea water for getting rid of sea salt and con-sequently leave broad desert-like inhabitable land. Another is to use rainy water and regular irrigation to remove the salt from the soil for a

purpose of agriculture planting.

These two process are interrelated for they produce basic human foods. They are also totally different in terms of environmental impact. They differentiate the flat, neutral landscape and finally form a giant buffer area between sea and land.

The research also distinguishes recent threats to these settlements and landscape characters, resulted from the fast and immoderate ur-banization in the last two decades.

Yancheng is located on the coastal area of north Jiangsu province and became a city in 2100 years ago. Its name in Chinese means a salt town or a town making salt. The land here is extremely flat and keep increas-ing along a shore due to deposited alluvium of the Yangtze River. The city has 600,000 citizens and the economy is dominated by agricul-ture, slat making and fishing.

Through an investigation and analytical reading on coastal land-scape and settlements, the linear settlement type and its variations are recorded with diagrams, draw-ings and models, from which the infrastructure, settlement structure, internal structure, their relationships and transforming dynamic in this area are uncovered.

The infrastructure construction driven by the costal land use under

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09-StructureWetland-BookDraft.pdf

UNITED COLLEGE CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT STUDY

TERRACE COLLEGE COURTYARD

This is a study on campus physical development for United College of CUHK. By working with College, its students, and the University, this study aims to articulate the Col-lege’s goal into guidelines for future plans, on-going improvements, and operations to create an attractive environment for learning and living.

The topical study includes a review on College history and early plan-ning scheme, an analysis on current campus and use, an investigation on fund-raising and operation.

With these informations, the study highlights 5 elements on campus: court, architecture, landscape, path and landmark. The study also distin-guishes the existing characters and problems of these five elements and defines guiding principals for future projects.

This is a research project sponsored by the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Principal investigator is Prof. Woo Pui Leng.

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10-UnitedCollegeStudy-Present.pdf

LIST OF RESEARCH GRANT

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1. New Asia College of CUHKRMB 1,000,000, 12/2008 – 12/2010, Principal Investigator, 90%, (Co-Investigator – Prof. Edward NG),SCHOOL REDEVELOPMENT WITH LIGHT GAUGE STEEL PREFABRI-CATED SYSTEM

2. RGC Research Grant – Direct AllocationHK$36,800, 2006 – 2007, Principal Investigator, TEST OF AN ENERGY-EFFICIENT HIGH-RISE HOSPITAL WARD DE-SIGN IN CHINA’S HOT-SUMMER AND COLD-WINTER REGION

3. Lee Hysan Foundation Research Grant Scheme / Endowment Fund Research Grant Scheme, HK$30,000, 2006 – 2008, Principal Investigator, SPATIAL ORGANIZATION STRATEGY IN HONG KONG TEMPORARY BAMBOO THEATRE

4. General Research FundHK$368,500, 01/2007 – 12/2009, Co-investigator, 30%, (Principal Investigator – Prof. Gu Daqing),A STUDY OF THE DESIGN ACHIEVEMENTS OF HONG KONG’S MODERN ARCHITECTURE FROM THE 1940S TO THE 1970S

5. United College of CUHK HK$50,000, 12/2007-12/2009, Co-Investigator – 50% (Principal Investigator - Woo Pui-Leng ),UNITED COLLEGE CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT STUDY

(Since joining CUHK) 1. Woo Pui Leng & Zhu Jingxiang, Improving Publicity of Campus Space — A Case of United College in the Chinese University of Hong Kong, NEW ARCHITECTURE, 2009.06 (50%), SC2. Zhu Jingxiang, Interior Renovation of 10th and 12th Floors of a high-rise building, DOMUS + NEW RENOVATION PROJECTS, China Architecture and Building Press, 2008.10, p119-123, ISBN 9787112101764, E+SC3. Ivan Markov & ZHU Jingxiang, Tectonics of Surface, Panel and Volume, Conference Paper for “TECTONICS MAKING MEANING” in Eindhoven, 2007.12 (50%), E4. Zhu Jingxiang, Perceived Discrepancy, DOMUS CHINA, 2007.05, p76-87, SC5. Zhu Jingxiang, Anren Culture Revolution Museum of Ration Tickets, DO-MUS + 78 CHINESE ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS, China Architecture & Building Press, 2006.12, p439-443, SC6. Zhu Jingxiang, City of Yancheng, CITY: OPEN DOOR! 2005 THE FIRST SHENZHEN BIENNALE OF URBANISM / ARCHITECTURE, Shanghai People’s Publishing House, ISBN 978-7-208-07537-5, 2007.12, (a book chapter, chief Editor : Yung Ho Chang), E+SC7. Zhu Jingxiang, Unibibliothek der Medizinischen Fakultät, BAUWELT, NO.18, 2005.06, p32-33, G8. Zhu Jingxiang, Yancheng Medical School Library, WORLD ARCHITEC-TURE, No.177, 2005.03, P121-126, SC9. Zhu Jingxiang, Library of YMS, TAIWAN ARCHITECTURE, No. 114, 2006.03, 台湾建筑报导杂志社, TC10. Zhu Jingxiang, Anren Culture Revolution Museum of Ration Tickets, BUILDING REVIEW, no.330, 2005.03, P66-67, SC

(Prior to joining CUHK) 1. ZHAO Chen, FENG Jinlong, ZHU Jingxiang, et al, TECTONIC EXPERI-MENTS IN NANDA, Southeast University Press, 2004.05, ISBN 7-88850-065-X, ((25%), SC2. ZHU Jingxiang, et al, How space comes into being? – An Analysis of Ger-man Pavilion in Barcelona, ARCHITECT, no.105, 2003.10, P90-99, SC3. ZHU Jingxiang, Yancheng Youth Center, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, No 2. 2001.02, P04-19, E+TC4. ZHU Jingxiang, et al, Nanda Jianzhu, TUMU - YOUNG ARCHITECTURE OF CHINA, Exhibition Catalog, Aedes East Forum, 2001.09, p72-83, E+G5. ZHU Jingxiang, An Interview with T.Y.Lin, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN, No.2, 2001.02, P38-39, E+TC6. Qi Kang & ZHU Jingxiang, Main Building of Yancheng Institute of Technol-ogy, HKIA journal, 1998, (80%), E7. ZHU Jingxiang, Minuscular Architecture, HUAZHONG ARCHITECTURE, 1999/01, SC8. ZHU Jingxiang, A Design Review on Paris Stadium Charléty, NEW AR-CHITECTURE, 1998/04, SC9. ZHU Jingxiang, The Design of YIT Main Building, NEW ARCHITEC-TURE, 1997/01, SC

LIST OF PUBLICATION

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