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Fiji

Travel / Project Study Trip

Type
Pre-Project Site Study
Location
Fiji
Scale
800 m²
Period
2016

In 2016 I had the chance to visit Fiji for a project study — though it was more of a holiday, because the place was simply too beautiful. Even the site photos look gorgeous.

Location of Fiji

Fiji

Fiji is an island nation in the South Pacific.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

The sea comes in many shades of blue.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

A single tree can be a whole forest.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

Birds on the eaves.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

It is said that noni juice helps prevent cancer, which is why Fiji’s hospitals have no oncology department.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

A mountain on the island.

Fiji Scenery

Fiji

An ancient village with a chief; thatched roofs answer the distant mountains.

Fiji Museum – Exhibition Photograph

Fiji

The collection is not large.

Portrait of Locals

Fiji

The eyes of the local people show a sincerity rare on earth.

Project Site Location

Fiji

The project is on an island called Denarau. The pink marking in the picture shows the site. The site is fan-shaped, or diamond-shaped, embraced by winding water with excellent views. The entrance is compact compared with the main building mass, which widens in sequence like a fan; the large water frontage leaves ample room for a pier and leisure areas, and the terrain has terraced level changes.

Existing Site – 3D View

Fiji

Site Photographs

Fiji

Panoramic Site Photographs

Fiji

Site Photographs at Three Times of Day

Fiji

Recording how the light changes at different times.

Time-Specific Photography

Fiji

At different times of day the sunlight falls and casts shadows differently across the site.

Concept Analysis of the Plot

Fiji

A preliminary conceptual analysis of the site’s form, distribution of water, lines of sight, sunlight and circulation, land–water relationship and future building volumes.

Unit Type Positioning

Fiji

Finally, the designer’s planning recommendations for the unit types: sun, rain, breeze, scenery and mood are all on the menu. Daylight: adjust the amount of light taken in scientifically. Ventilation: every unit with cross ventilation, every building a slab. Create a spatial sequence and establish a new architectural etiquette. Fully integrated landscape design, with courtyards working inside and out, so that each unit has its own independent landscape system. Apply the “full entrance hall” theory. An open space with an unbeatable 270° view.

Group Photo with Colleagues

Fiji

Missing those days.

Fiji · Fiji

Fiji

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