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 Architecture, 2005. Vol.23, pp. 23-25. (In Chinese)
Books, book chapters & published research reports. 1. Xin Yi / Harald Bodenschatz / Dieter Frick / Aljoscha Hofmann. European Urban Design Studies. China Architecture & Building Press. Already submitted to publisher, 2017. (In Chinese / English / German)
2. Xin Yi / Klaus R. Kunzmann. Learning from urban Germany. China Architecture & Building Press. Already submitted to publisher, 2017. (In Chinese)
3. Xin Yi / Shan Hua. DGNB: German Sustainable Building Standard. In: Sustainable Building Standard in Jiangsu Province. 2016.
4. Yangkang Wang, Xin Yi, Qiuyun Zeng (Eds.). Architectural Guidance Book in Germany. China Architecture & Building Press. 2015. (In Chinese)
5. Xin Yi. Problems and redevelopment strategy for old industrial area – after an accident in Nanjing’s Mai-Gao-Qiao Area. Chapter 29 in: Chen, Xueming, Pan, Qisheng (Eds.) Building Resilient Cities in China: The Nexus between Planning and Science. Springer-Publisher, 2015.5. (In English)
5 6. Xin Yi. Urban Transition via Olympics: Der Einfluss der Olympiade Beijing: auf Chinas Urban Transition vor dem Hintergrund der europäischen Olympiastädte München, Barcelona und London. Südwestdeutscher Verlag für Hochschulschriften. 2014.12. (In German)
7. Xin Yi, et al (Eds.). In- and outside Nanjing city wall: life network perception: six-school joint graduation project of urban planning & design. 2014. China Architecture & Building Press. (In Chinese)
8. Xin Yi / Klaus R. Kunzmann. Balanced urban development in Germany. (Eds.) Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. (In Chinese)
9. Martin Spiekermann, Youjoun He, Jianjun Yang, Irene Burkhardt, Fei Yan, Xin Yi, and Stephan Pauleit, 2013. Hangzhou: Fast Urbanisation and High Population Growth. Chapter 12 in: Nilsson K., Pauleit S., Bell S., Aalbers C., Nielsen T.S., (Eds.). Peri-urban futures: Scenarios and models for land use change in Europe. Springer.
10. Xin Yi, 2010. Rural Renewal Planning and Related Planning Laws and Regulations in Germany. Chapter 3 in: Li, Bingdi (Eds.). Rural Renewal Planning and Related Planning Laws and Regulations in 10 countries and regions, pp. 315-358. China Architecture and Building Press. (In Chinese)
Conference proceedings: 1. Xin Yi. Integrative urban regeneration efforts in perspective of cultural creative industry development. In. AESOP Annual Conference, Prague, Czech. July 13 to July 16, 2015.
2. Xin Yi. Problem oriented study in urban design course against China's urban transition. In. AESOP Annual Conference, Utrecht, Nederland. July 9 to July 12, 2014.
3. Xin Yi. Problems and redevelopment strategy for old industrial area – after an accident in Nanjing’s Mai-Gao-Qiao Area. In. 7th International Association for China Planning (IACP) Conference, Shanghai, China. June 29 to July 1, 2013.
4. Xin Yi. Quality-oriented urban development pattern? – Case studies in Shanghai against economic transition. In. International Conference 2013 on Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development, Beijing, China. August 30 – September 1, 2013.
5. Xin Yi / Meng Sun. Innovative way for cultural creative industry development in China's urbanization process - case study of Songzhuang in Beijing. In. The 6th Knowledge Cities World Summit, Istanbul, Turkey. 9-12, September, 2013.
6 6. Xin Yi. From "backyard" to "front garden": integrated regeneration project in Emscher River. In. Annual National Planning Conference 2013, Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. 16-18, November, 2013. (In Chinese)
7. Xin Yi. Landscape’s contribution for regional economic transition – Case studies in Huangpu Riverside development in Minhang district. In. IFLA Asia-Pacific Region Conference 2012, Shanghai, China. 22-24, October, 2012.
8. Xin Yi. "Transition via culture": Contemporary regional regeneration in Ruhr Area. In. IFLA Asia-Pacific Region Conference & Annual National Landscape Architecture Conference 2012, Shanghai, China. 22-24, October, 2012. (In Chinese)
9. Xin Yi. Efforts for regional transformation with concepts of knowledge economy. In. Annual National Planning Conference 2012, Kunming, Yunan Province, China. 17-19, October, 2012. (In Chinese)
10. Xin Yi. The Improvement of the Organization Pattern of Urban Administration in the perspective of Ecological Civilization. In. Annual National Planning Conference 2008, Dalian, Liaoning Province, China. 19-21, September, 2008. (In Chinese)
Translations of books & articles 1. Harald Bodenschatz. Berlin Urban Design. A Brief History of a European City. 2nd Edition. DOM Publisher. China Architecture & Building Press. 2016. Already submitted to publisher (Translated by Xin Yi / Xiaowei Xu, from English to Chinese)
2. Dieter Frick. Theorie des Städtebaus: Zur baulich-räumlichen Organisation von Stadt (Theory of Urban Design: Towards spatial organization of city). 3rd Edition. Wasmuth, E. China Architecture & Building Press. 2015. Already submitted to publisher (Translated by Xin Yi, from German to Chinese)
3. UN-Habitat. Global Report on Human Settlements 2009: Planning Sustainable Cities. UN-HABITAT / EarthScan. China Architecture & Building Press. 2014. (Translated by Jiangqiang Yang, Xin Yi and Anjun Tao)
4. Klaus R. Kunzmann. Germany out of Ash: from war demolition to livable cities. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.16-21. (Translated by Ying Cui, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
5. Christian Schneider. Urban design and architecture in Dritten Reich: 1933-1945. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.22-27. (Translated by Qiuyun Zeng, Xin Yi, from German to Chinese)
7 6. Dieter Frick. Reinventing a capital city: challenges and achievements of urban development in Berlin after reunification. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.28-31. (Translated by Qiuyun Zeng, Xin Yi, from German to Chinese)
7. Werner Heinz Frankfurt am Main. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.32-38. (Translated by Youzheng Xiong, Xin Yi, from German to Chinese)
8. Martin zur Nedden. Leipzig, or survival of a city: An Example of Post-socialist Urban Development. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.39-43. (Translated by Fan Ding, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
9. Joachim Siefert. Düsseldorf: one of Germany's most livable cities. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.44-47. (Translated by Yun Tang, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
10. Klaus R. Kunzmann. Strategic urban development by building exhibitions: A German success story. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.48-53. (Translated by Fan Ding, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
11. Dirk Schubert. Two contrasting approaches to urban redevelopment; in Hamburg: The HafenCity and the IBA in Hamburg. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.54-58. (Translated by Yang Cui, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
12. Stephan Pauleit. Compact and green: the ideal city in climate change. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.63-65. from: Garten + Landschaft 2010 (4) pp.12-15 (Translated by Qiuyun Zeng, Youzheng Xiong, Xin Yi, from German to Chinese)
13. Annegret Repp, Thomas Weith, Christian Strauß. From a dichotomy to connected spaces: Urban-rural Linkages in Sustainable Land Management Research Projects in Germany. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.66-70. (Translated by Cui Ying, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
14. Sophie Wolfrum. Scharnhauser Park: A new township. Urban Flux, 2013, Vol.24, No.1. pp.71-73. (Translated by Xin Yi, Qiuyun Zeng, from German to Chinese)
15. Patsy Healey. Place Development in a Relational World. Urban Planning International, 2008, Vol.23, No.3. pp. 25-30. (Translated by Yan Tang, Xin Yi, from English to Chinese)
Conference Presentations and Invited Talks 1. Integrative urban regeneration efforts in perspective of cultural creative industry development. In. AESOP Annual Conference, Prague, Czech. July 13 to July 16, 2015.
8 2. Integrative Methodology for Low Carbon City Planning: Strategic Study about Huangpu Riverside Development in Shanghai Minhang District. Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Chongqing University. “One River – Four Cities: Young Scholars Forum for Architecture related Schools”. May. 30, 2015.
3. Integrative Methodology for Low Carbon City Planning: Case Study of Shanghai Hongqiao Low Carbon Business Park. Beijing Tshua Tongheng Urban Planning Institute. Apr. 28, 2015.
4. Integrative Methodology for Low Carbon City Planning. School of Architecture, Southeast University. Supported by Urban Planning Society of China (UPSC). Apr. 20, 2015.
5. Efforts to integrate industrial heritage into the rapid urbanization area: case study in Beijing Fato. School of Architecture, Southeast University. International Symposium on Industrial Heritage, Cultural Industries and Innovative Urban Development. Nov. 2, 2014.
6. Problem oriented study in urban design course against China's urban transition. In. AESOP Annual Conference, Utrecht, Nederland. July 9 to July 12, 2014.
7. Problems and redevelopment strategy for old industrial area – after an accident in Nanjing’s Mai-Gao-Qiao Area. In. 7th International Association for China Planning (IACP) Conference, Shanghai, China. June 29 to July 1, 2013.
8. Innovative way for cultural creative industry development in China's urbanization process - case study of Songzhuang in Beijing. In. The 6th Knowledge cities World Summit, Istanbul, Turkey. 9-12, September, 2013.
9. “Quality-oriented urban development pattern? – Case studies in Shanghai against economic transition”. Regional Studies Association, 2012 Global Conference Beijing, China. 24-26, June.
10. “Controversy in the efforts to world city – A case study in city centre Beijing” Planning / conflict - critical perspectives on contentious urban developments. International research conference. Department of Urban and Regional Planning. TU Berlin. Berlin 27-28 October 2011.
11. “Low Carbon Planning Practice in China.” In. Annual National Planning Conference 2011, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China. 21, September. (In Chinese)
12. “Energy efficiency in the perspective of ecological civilization.” 1st colloquium of the MSE: Sustainable Energy Supply. Munich School of Engineering, Technical University of Munich. Jul. 18, 2011.
9 13. “Achieved development concepts via Olympics?” 14. “Transition from Olympics to urban development.” International conference: CITY PORTRAITS: BEIJING. Graduate School of Iuav University of Venice. (Università Iuav di Venezia) Dec. 15-16, 2010.
15. “The Meaning of the Beijing Olympic Games for China’s Urban Transition”. The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, University College London. Research Papers Lecture, CPRG Seminar Series (China Planning Research Group). Mar. 17, 2010.
16. „Die Stadtentwicklung im Zusammenhang mit Olympiaden – ein Vergleich zwischen Beijing und europäischen Olympia-Städten“. (The urban development in relationship with the Olympic Games, a comparison between Beijing and European cities). Faculty of Architecture, TU Munich, Methodology Colloquium. Jan. 30, 2008. (In German)
Awards, Grants and Fellowships 1. “Teaching Scholarship of Qi-Kang Fund”. Southeast University, 2016.
2. “Prize for Excellent Team of Bachelor Graduation Design 2014”. Department of Education, Jiangsu Province, 2014.
3. “Second Grade Prize of Teaching Prize in Academic Year 2013-2014”. Southeast University, 2014.
4. “ Third Grade Prize of Teaching Competition”. Southeast University, 2014.
5. “Teaching Scholarship of Qi-Kang Fund”. Southeast University, 2013..
6. “Stipendium der Bayerischen Universitäten nach dem Bayerischen Eliteförderungsgesetz” (Scholarship of Bavarian Universities according to Bavarian Elite Promotion Law) 2007-2009. 7. International Workshop “Urban Design of Urban Regeneration Project in the Shou-Gang Steel Works”, “Prize for Excellence”, under the program of International conference “Green City Development Mechanism” (GCDM), Beijing. Tsinghua University Beijing, Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin) 2006.
8. Academic Excellence Scholarship, Tsinghua University, 2005.
9. Academic Excellence Scholarship, Tsinghua University, 2003.
10 Lectures and Seminars Bachelor courses 1. Urban Planning Basic. Lecture, for 2nd Year international students in major of Architecture, 15 students, summer semester (In English).
2. Architecture Design I. Workshop, for 2nd Year Chinese students in major of Urban Planning, 10 students, winter semester (In Chinese).
3. Architecture Design II. Workshop, for 2nd Year Chinese students in major of Urban Planning, 10 students, summer semester (In Chinese).
4. Graduation Design. Workshop, for 5th Year Chinese students in majors of Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture, 8 students, summer semester (In Chinese).
Master courses 5. Advance Urban Theory. Seminar (in cooperation with Prof. Jonathan Barnett, University of Pennsylvania / Ms. Dipl. Irene Burkhardt, Technische Universität München), for 1st Year Chinese and international students in major of Urban Planning, 18 students, summer semester (In English).
6. Advance Urban Development Strategy. Seminar (in cooperation with Prof. emit. Klaus Kunzmann, Technische Universität Dortmund), for 1st Year Chinese and international students in major of Urban Planning, 18 students, winter semester (In English).
7. Urban Culture and Urban Space. Lecture, for 1st Year Chinese and international students in major of Urban Planning, 10 students, summer semester (In Chinese).
Professional Experiences 1. Associate Professor, Department of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. Since 2016.07.
2. Postdoc Researcher in the Wissenszentrum Weihenstephan, Chair of Strategic Landscape Planning and Management, Technische Universität München, Germany. Since 2012.02
3. Assistant Professor, Department of Urban Planning, School of Architecture, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. 2011.12.-2016.06
4. Deputy Director & Senior Project Manager, SBA Design, Shanghai & Stuttgart, 2011.07 – 2012.01
11 5. Urban Planner & Architect, Henn Architekten, Munich, 2011.05-2011.07
6. Temporal Lecturer, Temporary Lecturer at Art Department, Beijing City University, Beijing. Supervision for Graduation Design and Graduation Thesis (Undergraduate). 2006 -2007.
7. Assistant Architect, Standardarchitecture, Beijing, 2003 – 2005.
Project Experiences 1. Rehabilitation of water system and tourism planning as well as key zone urban design for Dagongwei Area, Dangtu Country. (Member of Design Group, Team: Urban planning Department, School of Architecture, Southeast University) 2013.
2. Regional integrative planning for Old Yellow River Area, Suining Country. (Member of Design Group, Team: Urban planning Department, School of Architecture, Southeast University) 2013.
3. Conservation Planning for Historic District of Jin-Ling Machinery Bureau, Nanjing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Urban planning Department, School of Architecture, Southeast University) 2012.
4. Development Strategy Study & Planning of Huangpu River in Minhang District, Shanghai. (Team Leader and Senior Project Manager, SBA Design) 2011-2012.
5. Urban Design for Shanghai Changxing Marine High-tech Industrial Park, Shanghai. (Team Leader and Senior Project Manager, SBA Design) 2011.
6. Urban Design for Core Area of Changxing Taihu New City, Changxing, Zhejiang Province. (Team Leader and Senior Project Manager, SBA Design) 2011.
7. Conceptual Planning of New City Center, Rui-An, Zhejiang Province. (Team Leader and Senior Project Manager, SBA Design) 2011. 8. Detailed Design of Gongbei Commercial & Trade Center, Zhuhai, Guangdong Province. (Team Leader, SBA Design) 2011.
9. Planning & Design of Cultural Tourism Zone, Beijing. (Team Leader, SBA Design) 2011.
10. Design for the Axis of Urban Landscape in Beijing Central Bohai, Advances Business Park, Beijing. (Team Leader, SBA Design) 2011.
12 11. Urban Design for Central Business Park in West Hongqiao Area. (Team Leader, SBA Design) 2011.
12. Urban design of Beijing Zhongguancun Science Park, Fengtai East District 3rd Phase, and Guideline for underground space development, Beijing. (Team Leader and Senior Project Manager, SBA Design) 2011.
13. Urban Design for Yizheng New Auto City, Yizheng, Jiangsu Province. (Member of Design Group, Team: Henn Architekten, Munich) 2011.
14. Master Plan for City Yu Xian, He Bei Province, (Member of Design Group, Team: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]). 2005-2006.
15. Urban Design for Historic District of Da-Shi-La, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]) 2005-2006.
16. Master Plan for Village Wu Xiongsi, “Building a New Socialistic Countryside”, Shun Yi District, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]). 2005-2006.
17. Urban renewal plan for City Shi Jiazhuang, He Bei Province, (Member of Beijing Tsinghua Urban Planning and Design Institute). 2006
18. Master Plan for City Shangrila, Yun Nan Province, (Member of Design Group, Team: Institute of Architectural and Urban Studies [IAUS]). 2005.
19. Architecture Design for Technology Center in Zhong Guan Cun District, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Shan Jun Atelier). 2004-2007.
20. Architecture Design for Old Men’s Residential Area, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Shan Jun Atelier). 2004.
21. Architecture & Landscape Design for Residential Area in Tian An Golf Course, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Standardarchitecture Office). 2004.
22. Landscape Design for Chao Feng Residential Area, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Standardarchitecture Office). 2004.
23. Architecture Design for Guest Houses of Golf Club, Li Jiang, Yun Nan Province, (Member of Design Group, Team: Wang Lu & Shan Jun Atelier). 2004.
24. Architecture Design for Street-stores, Yangshuo, Yunan Province, (Member of Design Group, Team: Standardarchitecture Office). 2003
13 25. Architecture Design for Guang Dong Science Center, Guang Zhou, Guang Dong Province, (Member of Design Group, Team: Standardarchitecture Office). 2003.
26. Architecture Design for Chao Feng Residential Area, Beijing, (Member of Design Group, Team: Standardarchitecture Office). 2003.
Nanjing, 03. March 2019 Yi, Xin Dr.-Ing.
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