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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Xin Yi Associate Professor, Dr.-Ing. (Ph.D) Director of Sino-German Urban and Rural & Architectural Research Center (SEU) Address: School of Architecture, Southeast University, Sipailou 2#, Nanjing 210096, PR China Telefon: +86(0)186/26454786 (China) E-Mail: [email protected] Present status: Associate Professor in Department of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Southeast University, China Date of Birth: 14 May 1981 Nationality: Chinese Language skills Chinese (native); German (proficient); English (proficient). Education Technical University of Munich Dissertation with the grade “Magna Cum Laude”, 2011: “Urban Transition via Olympics. The Influences of Olympics Beijing for China’s urban transition, under the Background of European Olympics Cities, Munich, Barcelona and London.” (In German) („Urban Transition via Olympics. Der Einfluß der Olympiade Beijing auf Chinas Urban Transition vor dem Hintergrund der europäischen Olympiastädte München, Barcelona und London.“) Supervisors: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sophie Wolfrum, (TU Munich); Prof. Dr. techn. Klaus Kunzmann (TU Dortmund). Tsinghua University, China Master of Architecture, 2006 Bachelor of Architecture, 2004 Synopsis Xin Yi, Dr.-Ing, is Associate Professor in Department of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Southeast University of Nanjing and Postdoc Researcher in the Wissenszentrum Weihenstephan, Chair of Strategic Landscape Planning and Management, Technische Universität München. Xin Yi makes his research in urban planning and urbanism with emphasis on knowledge-based urban development and urban transition in contemporary in Chinese cities, which relates comprehensive 1 transformation in institutional, political, economic and cultural fields. He developed a special interest in adaptation strategies between identity building and city marketing in the host of mega-events for urban development. Xin Yi has broad experiences in international research and has taken part in a series of projects in urban planning, urban design and architectural design. He has been invited to give several academic lectures on the host of Olympic Games for the urban development in Chinese and European cities. Funding & Research Projects 1. Funding occupier. “Research on urban public space system development based social networks analysis”. Financed by (1) National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants No. 51508086. 2016.1-2018.12); (2) Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province, China (Grants No. BK20150608. 2015.7-2018.6); (3) Key Laboratory of Urban and Architectural Heritage Conservation of Ministry of Education, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. (Grants No. KUAL1512. 2015.1-2016.12) (In Chinese) 2. Funding occupier. “Research on low carbon index system and urban design methodology for urban life quality enhancement”. Funding program for oversea studying staffs, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People's Republic of China. 2014. (In Chinese) 3. Research Fellow. “Research and translation for UN-HABITAT reports 2005 & 2009”. Ministry of Housing and Urban - Rural Development of the People's Republic of China. 2012-2014. Headed by Prof. Jianqiang Yang, Director of Urban planning Department, School of Architectue, Southeast University. (In Chinese) 4. Research Fellow. “City Center Redevelopment Research Based on System Coupling and Function Optimization”. The national natural fund project, 2013-2016. Headed by Prof. Jianqiang Yang, Director of Urban planning Department, School of Architectue, Southeast University. (In Chinese) 5. Research Fellow. “Research for comparison study between international and national teaching material in field of urban planning and urban design”. 2012-2013. Headed by Prof. Jianxin Gu, Director of Southeast University Library, and Prof. Jianqiang Yang, Director of Urban planning Department, School of Architectue, Southeast University. (In Chinese) 6. Research Fellow. “Land Use Relationships in the Peri-urban area, Hangzhou City” under the Program of “PLUREL – Peri-urban land use relationships” in the European FP6 Integrated Project. 2010. 2 Headed by Prof. Dr.-rer. nat. Stephan Pauleit, Chair for Strategic Landscape Planning and Management, TU Munich and Landscape Architect Dipl.-Ing. I. Burkhardt, BDLA, Munich. (In English) 7. Research Fellow. “Research for the German Planning Laws System in the Rural Area. Under the program “Research for the comparison of the planning laws system in the rural area of several countries and regions.” (Note: Germany, French, Great Britain, USA, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Brazil, India and South Africa). 2007-2008. (In Chinese) Headed by: Administrative Center of Urban and Rural Planning, Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People’s Republic of China (MOHURD). Cooperation: School of Architecture, Tsinghua University Beijing. College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University Shanghai. Rural Development Institute, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Institute of Law, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. (In Chinese) 8. Research Fellow. “Research for Urban Cultural Landscape for Construction of Urban Rapid Rail Transit in Hang Zhou”. Hang Zhou, Zhe Jiang Province. 2006. Headed by: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]). (In Chinese) 9. Research Assistant. Regional Investigation on the Grand Canal, 1st Phase of South-to-North Water Transfer Project. 2005-2006. Headed by: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]). (In Chinese) 10. Research Assistant. International Workshop „Suburbanisierung und Nachhaltigkeit – Siedlungsentwicklung in den Stadtregionen Rhein-Ruhr und Beijing“. 2005. (Suburbanization and Sustainability – Residential Development in the City Region Rhein-Ruhr and Beijing). Headed by: Prof. Dr. techn. Klaus Kunzmann, TU Dortmund and Prof. Dr. -Ing. Wu, Weijia, Tsinghua University (In English) Publications Scientific journals 1. Xin Yi / Jonathan Barnett. Developing a New Type of Residential Districts in Compact Cities. Accomplishments of a Design Workshop of Shanghai Songjiang Residential District. Architectural Journal, 2016, Vol.56, No.11. pp.79-83. (In Chinese) 2. Jin Duan, Xin Yi and Klaus R. Kunzmann. Big Events and Urban Governance in China - Experience from the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing. disP, 2016, No.1. 204 · 52.1. pp. 16-28. (In English) 3 3. Xin Yi / Harald Bodenschatz / Dieter Frick / Aljoscha Hofmann. Urban Design in Europe: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Urban Planning International, 2016. Vol.31, No.2. pp.6-11. 4. Xin Yi / Klaus Kunzmann. Learning from European Experience: Urban Design’s Challenges in Global Era. Urban Planning International, 2016. Vol.31, No.2. pp. 12-17. 5. Xin Yi. Rural governance in Germany and the related requirements for urban planning practice. Modern Urban Research, 2015, Vol.29, No.4. pp. 41-47. (In Chinese) 6. Xin Yi / Christian Schneider. Historical evolution of regional planning at state level and spatial order planning in Germany. 2015, Vol.39, No.1. pp. 105-112. (In Chinese) 7. Xin Yi. A quality-oriented urban development pattern? –Two case studies in Shanghai. Journal of Urban Management. 2014, Vol.3, No.1-2. pp. 23-43. (In English) 8. Xin Yi. Urban waste land development according to urban reconstruction strategy: case studies in Berlin. Architecture & Culture, 2014, Vol.11, No.9. pp. 168-173. (In Chinese) 9. Xin Yi. Urban development with respecting for the status quo contemporary urban renewal practice in berlin. Architecture & Culture, 2014, Vol.11, No.5. pp. 146-151. (In Chinese) 10. Xin Yi. European strategic planning practice according to sustainable development requirements: ―Great plan‖ renaissance in European urban design field. Architecture & Culture, 2014, Vol.11, No.2. pp. 202-207. (In Chinese) 11. Xin Yi / Ying Wu. Urban Design Discipline’s Development at the Beginning & End of 100 Years in the Perspective of ―CITY VISIONS 1910/2010‖ Exhibition. Architecture & Culture, 2013, Vol.10, No.11. pp. 138-143. (In Chinese) 12. Xin Yi. Organization and Implementation of London’s Olympic Projects——Contemporary Cooperation-oriented Mega-Events Development Pattern. Architecture & Culture, 2013, Vol.10, No.10. pp. 84-87. (In Chinese) 13. Xin Yi / Christian Schneider. Integrated rural development strategy and cultural identity cultivation in Germany. Modern Urban Research, 2013, Vol.27, No.6. pp. 51-59. (In Chinese) 4 14. Xin Yi / Klaus R. Kunzmann. Balanced urban development in Germany. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp. 8. (In Chinese) 15. Klaus R. Kunzmann / Xin Yi. Planning for spatial development: Germany, a model for China? Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp. 9-15. (In Chinese / English) 16. Xin Yi. Beyond a plan: urban design as coordination instrument for urban development. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp. 59-62. (In Chinese) 17. Xin Yi / Christian Schneider. Social-compatible land use: Munich’s Experience. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp. 74-77. (In Chinese) 18. Xin Yi. The Influence of Olympic Games on London's Urban Development Strategy. Urban Planning International, 2013, Vol.28, No.2. pp. 101-106. (In Chinese) 19. Xin Yi. Urban transformation of Barcelona: Mega-events oriented development. Urban Flux, 2012, Vol.22, pp. 22-24. (In Chinese) 20. Xin Yi. Rural renewal planning and related planning laws and regulations in Germany. Urban Planning International, 2010, Vol.25, No.2. pp. 11-16. (In Chinese) 21. Xin Yi. Seeking the meaning of achitecture under consideration of environment & Culture: Taking examples of Jørn Utzon & Carlo Scarpa. Huazhong
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