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February 2010

PortfolioJacqueline Jiang-Haines

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Jacqueline Jiang-Haines

45 Wood End, Bluntisham, Huntingdon, PE28 3LE, UK

Telephone (+44) 01487 840 575 Mobile (+44) 07720 288 [email protected]

PROFILEA senior designer with over 18 years of international experience in Urban Design, architecture and visualisation. With a Bachelors Degree in architecture and a Masters Degree in Urban Design and 8 years experience in internationally renowned Arup, and 9 years working experience as an Architect in China and Singapore. Experienced on global projects of differing scales, across all design phases. A hands-on designer, possessing all the technical skill required to deliver a project from conceptual design to construction.

QuaLIFIcatIOnsMSc Urban Design, Bartlett, University College London, UK.Bachelor of Architecture, Southeast University, China.

KEY sKILLs

DesignUnderstands the bigger picture and doesn’t lose •sight of this in the detailsExtensive conceptual, graphic and design •talent combined with excellent knowledge and experience of urban planning in both UK and China. Led on or managed projects of various scales: •from large scale town centres, sport venues, universities, to individual buildings.Exposure to projects internationally: UK, China, •Middle East, Caribbean and Italy.Experience in all design phases, from early stages •of strategic development and concept design, to feasibility study and interior design. Advanced skills in 3D max, Autocad and Adobe •Creative Suite.

Project Management / LeadershipHighlevelofefficiency-allprojectsdeliveredon•time, within budget, and to desired quality levels.Ability to generate repeat business•

communications NativeChinesespeaker,fluentEnglish•Articulateandconfident,ateasedeliveringboard-•level presentations or working one to one at operational level;

caREER HIstORY

Digio LimitedAugust 2009-presentIndependent Design consultant

El Hassan science city, Jordan(January 2010-present)Providing design and visualisation service for Royal ScientificSocietyofJordan.

Perm Museum of contemporary art, Perm, Russia.(September 2009-December 2009)Providing museum design advice to Project-Meganom (Moscow, Russia), the winner of the architectural competition for the Perm Riverside Station reconstruction project.

arup August 2001 to August 2009

Arupisaglobalfirmofdesigners,engineers,plannersand business consultants providing a diverse range of professional services to clients around the world, with over10,000staffbasedin92officesin37countries.Career has evolved in three stages.

arup urban Design October 2006 to August 2009senior urban Designer

After obtained Master degree of Urban Design, Jacqueline joined arup urban Design group as an Urban Designer. Design leader of a multidiscipline and integrated team. Responsible for research, analysis, design, process and production of the following projects:

natural History Museum Masterplan and Feasibility study, (March 2008 to August 2009)A strategic masterplan for the Museum’s main site in South Kensington for the next 25 years, and subsequently the feasibility studies of selected projectsidentifiedbytheMasterplan.Thesuccessofthe original project, led to Arup being awarded two additional projects at the Museum.

Zhujiajiao Water town, shanghai, china. (March 2007 to November 2007)Development strategy for a 330 ha site in Zhujiajiao to provide 5665 homes to accommodate up to 17,500 people. Planning permission was granted due to thorough understanding of the Chinese urban planning regulations and culture.

Wannian changxing Masterplan, Beijing, china.

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(January 2007 to May 2007)Sustainable concept design of the 600 ha site in suburban Beijing.

strategic Masterplan stratford, London, uK: (October 2002 to January 2007)Involved in initial concept design, 3D modelling, visual assessment and Masterplan of zone 1 over a 4 year periodinconjunctionwithWestfield.

Worked with arup Interchange providing masterplan and road layout input for Baku airport Masterplan, azerbaijan, ( August 2009) and nanjing airport, china, (April 2009-June 2009), International design competition,oneoftwofinalentries.

Research and produced Design Guidelines of Masterplan in china ( February 2008)

Capacity assessment of Wembley Link for London Development Agency and consultation with Brent Council. (December 2007 to January 2008)

La spezia Waterfront Development, Italy. (October 2006 to August 2007)Principle conceptual masterplanner. Runner-up International competition in two stages

urban Design Master course, Bartlett, ucL Part-time work in arup associates October 2005 to October2006

arup associates August 2001 to October 2005specialist in Visualisation and conceptual Design

Producing high quality photomontages as marketing collateral.Influentialinvolvementinbuildingdesign, from building geometry design, facade design,materialselectionandinteriorfitting.Majorcontribution to the success of the building projects such as

Plantation Place• ,a£135mmajorofficedevelopment. A showpiece interior for the • Euro star Lounge in St Pancras International station. asian Games stadium• , Qatar Doha, Saudi Arabian. Winner of international competition.

DedicatedtoaseriesofhighprofileMasterplansand Urban design projects, contributions include: conceptual design, spatial planning, 3D modelling, visualassessment,andfinalcomputergeneratedimages for the following projects:

Dongtan Masterplan, shanghai, china• : a 8,400 ha masterplan of sustainable eco-city.

Guangzhou university, china• , the winning competition entry for a new 15,000 student private university in Guangzhou, China.Re-development of • Barbados cricket Ground and Grenada cricket Ground for the 2007 World Cup.Qintai art and culture centre• , Wuhan, China. Final runner-up of international competition.Mega sports complex, Hotwar, Ranchi, India.• Winner of international competition.

Digio Limited July 2000-July 2001Freelance consultant In residential building design, 3D modelling, producing marketing material and website design. Project including:

Residential development overlooking the Thames •( completed 2001)GrandCentral-Proposeddesignof100-flat•apartment block in Central Street, Islington. Experience with Islington council.Frognal – private house. •The Grain Store - Redevelopment of a classic •docklands warehouse, situated near the Royal Victoria Docks Marina.(completed 2004)

alfred Wong Partnership, singapore May 1997 to July 2000Design architect

AWP is a leading Singaporean based architectural firm,renownedforhighqualitydesign.Involvedintheconcept design of projects including:

Singapore Management University.•Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore•Sampoerna High School, Indonesia•St. Anthony’s Primary Camp, Singapore•Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Singapore•National Library of Singapore•Pasir Ris Community Centre, Singapore•JTC Headquarter•

Wuxi architectural Design & Research Institute, china August 1991 to May 1997Project architect

Wuxi ADRI was the largest multi-disciplined design firminWuxiwithover200staff.Joinedasagraduateand was soon established as one of the most talented young architects, winning three design awards and generating repeat business.


1. El Hassan science city, Jordan

El Hassan science city, Jordan(January 2010-present)Providing design and visualisation serviceforRoyalScientificSocietyofJordan.


2. natural History Museum, London, uK

Arup was appointed between 2007-2008 by the Natural History Museum, London, to undertake a strategic masterplan for the Museum’s main site in South Kensington for the next 25 years.

These strategic masterplanning concepts are being used for the feasibility studies and the subsequent design work for any projects the museum will engage over the years.

Role and contribution

Design leader of a multidiscipline and integrated team, including Arup landscape and sustainability team, and an external planning consultant.

The Client was provided with an intermediate set of development principles, that did not prescribe or dependonaspecificarchitecturalsolution

Solely responsible for research, analysis, design, process and production.

The success of the original project, led to Arup being awarded two additional projects at the Museum.

Masterplan Development Framework for three peripheral sites in Tring, Wandsworth and Mitcham Lane. (MDF TWM)

Feasibility studies in respect of three areas: Development of the Grounds (improve the •landscape and circulation of the six public squares and gardens of the museum).Northern Link (a new gallery of 9 metre wide and •150 metre long to improve the circulation within the museum).The Collection Storage infrastructure project (to •ensure the collections are housed in the most effective way and according to best practice).


UNDERGROUND

Public Space

Circulation

LibraryMineralogyPaleontology

ZoologyBotanyEntomology

Access&Open Space

Key development principles

Consolidate science •department, life science to the left, rock science and library to the right.

Increase public space, •open up Waterhouse basement.

Improve circulation•

Improve accessibility •and pedestrian movement


3. Zhujiajiao Watertown, shanghai, china

Arup was commissioned by SIIC to prepare a development strategy for a 330 ha site in Zhujiajiao to provide 5665 homes to accommodate up to 17,500 people.

Within easy reach of Shanghai and its suburbs, the site sits adjacent to Dianshan lake, the largest fresh water lake within Shanghai. With more than 20% of the site being water, its stunning waterscape and links with China’s past will ensure Zhujiajiao Leisure Water Town as an unique place for people to live, work and play.

The design of the masterplan was inspired by traditional Chinese water towns, giving a unique lightness and spacious quality to the city. The development will provide a high quality modern residential area leading to a desirable resort destination situated next to the Dianshan Lake. It will also provide job opportunities at all levels in a range of clean industries including a culinary school, Industrial design school, retirement community and resort.

Zhujiajiao leisure water town will thrive on its own terms, and will be a popular destination in its own right.


Design leader of a multidiscipline and integrated team, including Arup landscape, transport, water, energy team, and external consultants Mars (Commercial) and DTZ (Property)

Solely responsible for entire research, analysis, design, process and production.

Planning permission was granted due to thorough understanding of the Chinese urban planning regulations and culture.

Functional layout Land uses are located to service the town centre and local centres to the south and north of the site.70% of land take is residential30% of land take is mixed used or employment


Masterplan


4 La spezia Water Front, Italy


Lead conceptual designer, working with Italian architecturefirm. Hands on design, process and production.

Runner-up of international competition.

La Spezia is a city in the process of reinventing itself as a major Mediterranean destination. Its central location in Northern Italy and Europe, year-round good weather, historical town centre, and good local services give it exceptional potential to grow beyond its original function as a port, and attract new business, jobs, people and tourism. The proposal for LaSpeziaaimstogrowthecity’sscaleofinfluenceand allow it to develop into a vibrant and successful waterfront city.

The strategies for La Spezia to achieve its objectives focused on ways of improving existing infrastructure, targeting a wider group of users, and harnessing the potential for leisure and tourism uses. Key principles include:

growing into a knowledge-based economy with an •emphasis on innovative sustainable technologiesrecognising the harbour as an asset, not a barrier, •and promoting connectivity with Nervi, Porto Venere, and Cinque Terre with a solar powered public transport networkidentifying underutilised harbour sites that can be •redeveloped into mixed use, compact, and high quality placesgenerating a wide range of tourism and leisure •activities for residents as well as visitorsdemonstrating clean technologies for regeneration •which in itself could showcase the city’s new identity


AsoneofthefirstprivateuniversitiesinChina,theuniversity seeks to combine the traditional values ofChineseeducationwiththoseoffirstclassinternational standards.

It endeavours to create a centre for stimulated social exchange and sharing of ideas within a contemporary academic village.

The value assigned to the forested and steep topographic nature of the site has meant it necessary to minimise building footprints and circulation routes; maximisingbuildingefficiencywhilstavoidingcuttinginto the natural contours of the landscape.

An estimated 70% of the natural landscape has remained untouched, creating a legacy of parkland; a unique resource for the well-being of its inhabitants. A network of sensitive routes allows cycling and walking deep into the hilly landscape where follies provide places for study, meeting and contemplation. Equally studentsmaychoosetoreflectuponthelandscapefrom within the more formal arrangements of the courtyards.

The integration of buildings within the unique landscape respects the harmonious relationship between man and nature providing visually rich setting for learning and inspiration.

5. Guangzhou university, china


Conceptual MasterplanVisualisation

Winner of international competition


6. Plantation Place complex

Plantation Place complex is in the heart of the City of London, and occupies almost a complete city block.Designedforthefinancial,insurance,andtradingmarkets,itprovidesanefficient,adaptableand healthy workplace to meet the changing needs of business in the City.

Plantation PlaceOfficebuildingArea: 90,000m2


Conceptual design and visualisation Provided design advice on facade, interior material , visual assessment and marketing material

Working with world famous artist Simon Patterson, the Moon image was enhanced and the panels of pictures were produced.

By using photorealistic photomontage, able to provide credible visual impact assessment and high quality marketing material.

Providing a valuable tool in the case of material selection and facade design. Major contribution to the success of Plantation place.

Repeat business from the Client.


Arup Associates

‘Time and Tide’ Plantation Lane

A large glass screen, forty one meters long and 6m high, was devised as a public art project to complement the construction of Plantation Place, two new office buildings designed by Arup Associates. The screen flanks one side of a new central London alleyway that links Wren’s St Margaret Pattens Church with Mincing Lane. The new pedestrian route, which cuts through the city block in the manner of the many alleyways that criss-crossed the medieval City, sits between the two buildings. The artwork was conceived to suggest constancy during times of change.

Patterson, short-listed for the Turner Prize in 1996, has also devised a collection of texts that have been inset into the stone of the new pavement. The text sits along a series of great arcs, which appear to slide underneath the mass of the new buildings. Each curve of text represents a different timeline, beginning with Roman gods and goddesses, and moving

through miscellaneous information such as the City Guilds, the Livery Companies and the different membership degrees of the Freemasons.

Patterson settled on an image of the Moon as a counterpoint to the difficult, rapid and often violent historical changes that have imposed themselves upon the people of London across the ages. Moreover, Londinium’s Roman inhabitants used the cycles of the Moon to underpin their calendar, while today the Moon is considered a symbol of scientific progress.

“The image of the moon is particularly rich in associations, within the field of pagan and sacred symbolism, as ubiquitous symbol in legends and myths, as locus for romantic yearning, but also as incarnation of scientific progress in the 20th century. Patterson wants to allude to all of these different concepts with this mysterious and emblematic image.”

Location:City of London, UK

Client:The British Land Company PLC

Art and Architectural concept:Arup Associates with Simon Patterson

Engineering:Arup Associates

‘time and tide’ Plantation Lane

Arup Associates

Plantation Place South

The evolution of large development sites within the City of London brings with it the challenge to maintain the City’s essential character: a variety of architectural expressions and human-scaled spaces that together create a richly textured urban fabric.

As a discreet element of the larger Planation Place site, this 10-storey building adheres to many of the design principles developed for the site as a whole, while establishing a strong identity for itself, though its massing and its use of materials.

The use of loadbearing natural stone in the perimeter wall introduces an innovative approach to the energy-led minimisation of the glazed area in office buildings. The stone structurally supports the floors and modulates sunlight penetration while also providing shading and depth to the façade.

The buildings that formerly occupied the site incorporated little-known internal routes. These linkages have been redefined within Plantation Place as an accessible sequence of internal and external spaces. The building’s entrance incorporates a north / south route that links into existing the pedestrian routes of the City.

Location:City of London, UK

Client:The British Land Company PLC

Architecture:Arup Associates

Engineering:Arup Associates

Plantation Place south

Real Photo

Photomontage


Photomontage Real Photo



7. Eurostar Lounge

In 2003 Arup was commissioned by Rail Link Engineering (RLE), to design a new range of public seating for use in public transport passenger facilities.

A showpiece interior was created for Eurostar. bringingqualityfinishesandatrueempathyforpubliccultural spaces back to travel architecture


Conceptual interior designVisualisation


8. Khalifa stadium, restaurant interior design

Bronze restaurant option B

Bronze restaurant option A

In 2009 I was approached by Arup Sports to undertake the conceptual interior design options for the Bronze restaurant of Khalifa stadium in Abu Dhabi. Option A is in modern organic style, option B is in traditional Islamic style. Both options were well receivedbythefinalclient.


9. Qintai art and culture centre, Wuhan, china

Arup was invited in Summer 2003 to make design proposals for the redevelopment of Qintai park in Wuhan, China.

The design remodels Qintai Park as a single programme. Arup’s interventions have a close relationship with the landscape preserving the Guqin Tai pavilion as a key element in a ring of eight features to occupy the lakeside.

These eight lakeside stations, which are the focus of early morning and evening activities, are linked by a series of winding paths which thread their way informally through a landscape enriched through newly-planted grasses, shrubs and trees.

Role and contributionConceptual MasterplanVisualisation

Runner-up of international competition

Culture Square

Grand Theatre & Concert Hall


10. Mega sports complex, Hotwar, Ranchi, India

This Sports complex was to accommodate the Indian National Games in 2005, including a 35,000-seat main stadium, which can change to cricket stadium, 5 indoor arenas, Velodrome, Tennis, Swimming, Archery and shooting centre.

The complex has been designed as a campus to enable year round use and encourage the elite sports people of India to use the facilities as a major training campus.

The campus is designed along a series of tree lined avenues radiating from the main entrance. All the accommodation is placed along these axial routes.




11. Barbados cricket, Kensington Oval Barbados

Redevelopment of Kensington Oval to host the 2007 World cup, and raise its standard so as to maintain its position as a world-class facility and the Mecca of Caribbean cricket.

Flexible design that can accommodate world cup and be viable in the long term: i.e. Permanent Capacity 11 – 13,500 Temporary Capacity 25 – 30,000

A combination of uses that maximise event days and provide 7-day use on the site


Repeated business from Caribbean countries such as Grenada and St. Vincent.

Visualisation

Photo

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12. asian Game stadium, Qatar Doha, saudi arabian

The site is located in an aggressive climate, it is extremely hot in the summer months reaching up to 41°C.

The Key objectives were to provide an environment where spectators can enjoy an amazing sporting spectacle and athletes can achieve world class performance.

External spaces and buildings that are not fully sealed, such as the stadium bowl, will be designed to use natural forces to moderate the environment without recourse to energy consuming systems. Careful landscaping, planting, building orientation anddesignwillencourageusefulairflowaroundandwithin the buildings whilst protecting against high wind speeds and dust.

Sustainable elements included sea breezes and water features harnessed to pre-cool the air.

Role and contributionConceptual design Visualisation.


Roof Plan Convert from Athletics to football


13 Grand central, London, uK

Proposeddesignof100-flatapartmentblockinCentral Street, Islington.

Role and contributionConceptual design Production of marketing materials: videos and photomontages.


14 the Grain store, London, uK

Courtyard

Redevelopment of a classic dockland warehouse, situated near the Royal Victoria Docks Marina.

Role and contributionConceptual design Production of marketing materials: videos , photomontages and web site design

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