Jiali Wang
Reflections from the forest - restoration of the patch into an eco-tourism forest park
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Rendering of the open space in the park
Speculative future sites mapping
My project is located on the Pico Island. And I divided my project into 3 phases. In phase1, I focus on the site2, to design a forest restoration and eco-tourism forest park. It’s my main design. Then, in phase2, I ‘ll focus on site1. It is based on site2. To design a city center square. Use the same design language as Site2, such as Materiality of the Vegetation, to make visitors have resonated and guided them to the forest Park. In phase 3, I’ll design a recommendation system that will connect my two sites and provide visitors with the best route choice.
Speculative future sites mapping
Eco-tourism forest park master plan
An elevated walkway detail plan in the park
Elevated walkway section
Site1 city centre square and site2 open space renderings
Phase 2 City Centre Square rendering
Rendering of the open space in the park
Site2 renderings
A rendering of the elevated walkway in the park
A rendering of the elevated walkway in the park
Rendering of the dry creek bed in the park
Forest dynamic
Considering the forest dynamic, the vegetation in this area is likely to lose biodiversity in the future. Therefore, the design considers forest system reconstruction through manual intervention. When the vegetation canopy of an area affects the vegetation below the canopy, it is intervened by artificial cutting. The native species are then cultivated artificially. The planted species are interconnected with the original species, and they interact to produce the succession of plants. This process will continue to loop in the park. In the process, the forest system will be rebuilt, introducing a rich forest ecosystem, getting rid of invasive species, and providing a transitional habitat for wildlife.
Jiali Wang
Reflections from the forest - restoration of the patch into an eco-tourism forest park
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