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A t l a n t a B e l t l i n e E a s t s i d e T r a i l

SELECTED PROJECTS/

Atlanta Beltline Corridor Design

Florida International University Campus Master Plan

Panama Entertainment District Master Plan

College of Coastal Georgia Campus Site Design

University of North Texas Student Union Site Design

George Mason University Exploratory Hall Site Design

University of Florida CTRB Site Design

Medical University of South Carolina Children & Women’s Hospital Site Design

COFCO Mixed-Use Complex Master Plan

King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Science Master Plan

A t l a n t a B e l t l i n e C o r r i d o r D e s i g n

Designing a signature public meeting ground that creates new connections between Atlanta’s urban neighborhoods

Built on a loop of reclaimed railroad tracks, the Atlanta Beltline is a 22-mile multi-modal corridor consisting of tran-sit greenway, and multiuse trails.

The Corridor Design highlights the character of the diverse landscapes through which the Atlanta Beltline travels, creating an episodic experience in harmony with the urban fabric of the city. At the same time, it reinforces continuity and identity for the entire trail by establishing a family of infrastructure elements such as bridges, walls, light-ing, railing and public art strategies.

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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta beltline Section Map

Lawton Street Connection Revit Study Stanford Park Revit Study MLK Bridge Revit Study

Donnelly Section Future Vision Landscape Design Concept Sketch

Reforestation Map Neighborhood Character Map

System Analysis Matrix

F I U C a m p u s M a s t e r P l a nMiami, Florida

FIU 2015 MAMC Campus Master

Quad Promenade Courtyard Plaza Special Purpose Landscape

Urban Design Concept Diagram

The Landscape Framework identifies five types of campus space and provides guideline on hardscape, plant materials, site furnishing, lighting, etc.

FIU 2015 Biscayne Bay Campus Master Plan

A guide to campus sustainable development. A road map to the community’s future.

FIU’s final master plan reinforces FIU’s identity through the articulation of landmarks, precincts, edges, buildings, and open spaces. While developing a more compact urban campus, the plan also establishes better integration with neighboring communities and safe con-nections for pedestrians. Meanwhile, mixing uses such as academic, retail, student services, and housing creates an environment that fosters community and interdisciplinary learning—key ingredients for innovation and growth.

PANAMA ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PANAMA CITY, PANAMA

ZONING

GATHERING SPACES

GREENSPACES

STREET TYPES

WATER FLOW + INFILTRATION

MAJOR PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

A system of parkways and pedestrian paths link the mixed use districts to the large ribbon park and the Panama Canal beyond, providing clear visual and physical access from the core of use district to the waterfront.

PANAMA ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT PANAMA CITY, PANAMA

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Panama Entertainment District Master PlanPanama City, Panama

Ribbon Park weaves cultural activity and greenspace into the city

The master plan transforms what is currently underutilized area at the edge of densely populated Panama City into a mixed-use entertainment district of retail, hotel, residential and museum.

The Plan proposes a development framework of five interconnected districts with a 200m wide water front green way. This green “ribbon park” provides significant public open space to residents and visitors as well asopportunities to weave in cultural attractions, pedestrian connections and dynamic retails.

COLLEGE OF COASTAL GEORGIASITE DESIGN

BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA

CASE STUDY

Founded in 1961, the College of Coastal Georgia is located on 193 acres in the coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia. From its current semester enrollment peak of over 3,000 students, the College plans academic and infrastructure improvements to accommodate some 10,000 students in the future.

Repositioning the campus to take advantage of existing site features, our team used this opportunity to help develop a flexible framework for future campus growth. The site design is centered on a campus green that replaced an existing parking lot and a series of entry plazas that anchor the lawn. The plazas provide much needed outdoor activity space for campus events, informal dining, studying, and social interaction. Through the use of native vegetation and preservation of existing site features, Perkins+Will was able to create a beautiful and sustainable landscape that speaks to the unique character of this coastal Georgia town.

LOCATION Brunswick, Georgia

PROJECT SIZE 9.8 acres (4 hectares)

COMPLETION 2010

To establish a strong campus framework, we created a traditional quad with a series of outdoor gathering spaces.

EXISTING CONDITIONS

INTERVENTION

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Founded in 1961, the College of Coastal Georgia is located on 193 acres in the coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia. From its current semester enrollment peak of over 3,000 students, the College plans academic and infrastructure improvements to accommodate some 10,000 students in the future.

Repositioning the campus to take advantage of existing site features, our team used this opportunity to help develop a flexible framework for future campus growth. The site design is centered on a campus green that replaced an existing parking lot and a series of entry plazas that anchor the lawn. The plazas provide much needed outdoor activity space for campus events, informal dining, studying, and social interaction. Through the use of native vegetation and preservation of existing site features, Perkins+Will was able to create a beautiful and sustainable landscape that speaks to the unique character of this coastal Georgia town.

LOCATION Brunswick, Georgia

PROJECT SIZE 9.8 acres (4 hectares)

COMPLETION 2010

To establish a strong campus framework, we created a traditional quad with a series of outdoor gathering spaces.

EXISTING CONDITIONS

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College of Coastal GeorgiaSite DesignBrunswick, Georgia

A flexible framework to take advantage of existing site features and support future campus growth

The site design is centered on a campus green with a series of entry plazas that anchor the lawn to replaced an existing parking lot. The plazas provide much needed outdoor activity space for campus events, informal dining, studying and social gathering.

University of North TexasStudent Union Site DesignDenton, Texas

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Reclaimed from existing developed site, the new Student Union becomes a new hub for pedestrain circulaiton, student activities and special events. Plazas with iconic tree groves anchor three entrances and a large gently sloped lawn provides space for infor-mal gathering and sports activities. The design integrates existing trees to provide shade and frame views at north dining terrace.

Creates an active and engaging hub of student life for generations to come

Georgia Mason UniversityExploratory Hall Site DesignFairfax, Virginia

The landscape design for the new Science and Technology Renovation and Addition, includes a redesigned campus quad, a geology garden, and an amphitheater. Key features of the project include a significant diagonal artery path connecting exterior spaces such as front ter-race with the interior, which provide flexible programmatic functions to accommodate a wide array of educa-tion activities.

Integrates new buildings with the campus and creates spaces for outdoor learning

UF CLINICAL RESEARCH TRANSLATIONAL BUILDING GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA

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University of FloridaInstitute on Aging C.T.R.B.Site DesignGainesville, Florida

Borrowing the ideas of Biopilic de-sign, the site reveals itself in the form of a leaf. As the leaf is drawn in the canvas of the site, it begins to work as a system to carrying stormwater through vein-like channels into a central rib that finally discharge its content into a retention pond. “The cells” become space for infiltration, retention and education.

Site Plan

Roof Planter Details

Medical University of South Carolina Children and Women’s HospitalSite DesignCharleston, South Carolina

Create a civic green space accessible to the patients, families and community

The bosque of Live Oak trees at civic park creates an iconic gateway to the city and campus. The garden area beneath it provides a space for respite. A unique special art installa-tion which symbolize ‘marsh’ animates the covered entry dropoff.

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中粮研发创新基地概念规划设计

COFCO Research & Innovation Base Conceptual Design

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景观设计 Landscape Design

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“Through natural resources to reshape you and me”——COFCO The main concept of the campus landscape design is to reflect the idea of life and knowledge.What is life? Life is a story, a story with different layers. Here, the story of COFCO is sky, land, life and people.Layer I: Life——Unique agriculture landscapeCOFCO food crop will be artfully played and installed in the main central green space. The same language will also be used throughout the site. The layout shows the energetic and full of life. The main crop vegetation will be wheat, which is green in spring and summer, gold in fall and winter. Other than wheat, tall and dense corn and sunflower will also be used to add vertical movement. A mixed food vegetation garden south of the exchange center and museum will be installed for visitors to experience.Layer II: Sky and Land——Nature, the place we come fromAll plants have been deliberated designed and arranged. Large tall evergreen trees will be set at the northeast corner of the campus to block the winter wind. Maple trees will be planted along the arc path throughout the campus to show the fall color. Along the edge of campus, there will be spring flowers of peach trees, and summer flowers of mimosa and pecan in the fall. (Seasonal landscape) vStormwater and roof rain water will be collected and infiltrated by the rain garden which runs north south throughout the site. The filtrated clean water will be the major water resource for the reflec-tion pool. It will be one of the “green” examples the campus exhibits to the public.Layer III: People——culture, collaboration and sharing knowledgeLots of shared space in the building for collaborated performance. Indoor and outdoor transition and connection between buildings. An outdoor plaza and path makes the whole site very well connected both inside and out.

景观层次图表 Landscape Layer Diagram

Layer I - nature vegetationnature elements

Composite - Green, livable, campusCOFCO brand

Layer II - waternature elements

Layer III - COFCO agricultrue cropbase of life

Layer IV - Path and Plazaconnection and interaction

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第�层——建筑高科技成就 Layer V - BuildingHigh Technology Performance

第四层——道路和广场连接和互动Layer IV - Path and PlazaConnection and Interaction

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中粮研发创新基地概念规划设计

COFCO Research & Innovation Base Conceptual Design

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天窗 Skylight

生态洼地 Bioswale

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COFCOResearch and Innovation Base Site DesignBeijing, China

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Campus Site Plan

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Connect nature and culture to demonstrate the power of innovation

The COFCO company is China’s largest food processing, manufacture, trading company. The main goal of the landscape design is to reflect COFCO’s brand values through the theme of ‘nature’ and ‘culture.’ Food crop fields are artfully celebrated in the main central green space and a series of courtyards and entry gardens are designed for collaboration and social gathering. Collected stormwater is connected and filtered by a linear rain garden which runs throughout the site and into a reflection pool - one of the many showcases of the company’s green innovation.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

2 KSAU Campus Master Plan

KSAU CAMPUS MASTER PLAN /

King Saud Bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sci-Campus Master Plan

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Balancing the harsh environment with users need to create an efficient desert oasis

The KSAU project is a large-scale, multidisciplinary project in Saudi Arabia. The landscape concept was inspired from a wadi that crosses the site. The design established two green spines as a central organizing feature to link student and faculty between academic core and housing district.

The central plaza serves as a formal gathering space for the university, including graduation ceremony. Local culture and spirit is reflected in paving details, a date palm grove and a water feature.

ZHEN FENG, RLA, LEED AP1934 Windemere Dr Ne, GA 30324C (404) 625-4366E zhenfengatl@gmail.comJuly 2015

Professional Experience

Perkins + Will, Atlanta, Georgia 2008-2015Registered Landscape Architect

• Developed all phases of design for a wide variety of project types• Developed construction documents, including specification writing• Focused on details and innovations• Coordinated multiple, concurrent projects• Performed construction administration activities, including RFI and submittal response

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia 2007-2008Intern

• Produced hand graphic presentation drawings and diagrams• Developed construction documents

Honors & Awards

Education & Licensure

Technical Skills

Language

Atlanta Beltline Corridor Design Atlanta, GeorgiaAward of Excellence, 2012. Atlanta Urban Design CommissionHonor Award, 2014 ASLA Tri-StateAward of Excellence, 2014. ASLA-GeorgiaCollege of Coastal Georgia - Site Design Brunswick, Georgia Honor Award, 2012. ASLA-Georgia. Coastal Campus: Master Planning + RenovationFlorida International University Campus Master Plan Miami, FloridaHonor Award, 2011. ASLA-FloridaUniversity of Florida CTRB Gainesville, FloridaHonor Award for Sustainable Design, 2014. AIA-GeorgiaSany Beijing Master Plan Beijing, China First Place, Conceptual Design, 8th International Biennale of Architecture and urbanism, Brazil, 2009

Registered Landscape Architect, Georgia (No. LA 1658), 2010LEED Accredited Professional, 2009

Master of Landscape Architecture, University of Georgia, 2008Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Beijing Forestry University, 2002

Revit , AutoCAD, Newforma, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesgin, Skethup, Microsoft Office Suite, Hand GraphicsChinese & English Bilingual

Community Involvement

Morningside Elementary School Green Team CommitteeTrees Atlanta Volunteer

ZHEN FENG, RLA, LEED AP1934 Windemere Dr Ne, GA 30324C (404) 625-4366E zhenfengatl@gmail.comJuly 2015

International Practice

Sany Heavy IndustryCampus Master PlansAtlanta, GA Sany Heavy IndustryCampus Master Plans Multiple locationsNingxiang/Nankou/Changshu/Huzhou, China; Bedburg, Germany

COFCOResearch/Mixed -Use ComplexBeijing, China

PetroChina Innovation Research Center Master PlanShanghai, China

HuanengBeijing Innovation Research Campus Beijing, China

King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences (KSAU)Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

National Guard Health Affairs (NGHA)Women’s HospitalRiyadh, Saudi Arabia

National Guard Health Affairs (NGHA)Mental Health HospitalRiyadh, Saudi Arabia

Selected Projects

Parks & Open Space

Atlanta Beltline Corridor Design Atlanta Eastside Trail Design Atlanta Westside Trail Design Atlanta, GA Atlanta Botanic Garden Garden House Addition Atlanta, GA

Mixed-use & Community

Panama Entertainment District Master PlanPanama City, Panama

Institutional

College of Coastal Georgia Campus DesignBrunswick, GA University of Florida Clinical Translational Research BldgGainesville, FL

George Mason University Science and Technology AdditionFairfax, VA

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsPhiladelphia TemplePhiladelphia, PA

University of North Texas Student Union & South CampusDenton, TX

Florida International University Campus Master PlanMiami, FL

University of GeorgiaVeterinary Medicine Learning CenterMiami, FL

Healthcare

The Medical Center of Central GeorgiaDiagnostic Center Macon, GA

University of Miami, Uhealth GableMiami, FL

Miami Children’s HospitalBed Tower AdditionMiami, FL

Medical University of South CarolinaChildren’s Hospital and Women’s PavilionCharleston, SC