Sirui LI
Sirui LI is a landscape designer in the US. He’s interested in exploring data analysis and visualization, geographic information systems(GIS) and interactive design such as UI/UX, interactive illustration and generative art.
Part-time research assistant
B.A. JSU; MLA. RISD
Email: sli11@alumni.risd.edu
SMART GARDEN Community-Based Prototype of A Multi-Level Participation & Digital Facilitated Community Garden
PLANTS BOOK Plants Infographic Collection
Design Projects
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Customized Landscape Design: Recalling natural ecosystems to urban city
– This project is the studio ‘Site Ecology Design’ in the 2019 spring semester at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
The purpose of this project is to recover the natural ecosystem from brownfields and transform this marginalized place into a functional habitat. It is based on the spatiotemporal characterization of the existing ecosystem to create a customized assemblage of sub-ecosystems that are suitable to the chosen site. Customized ecosystems enable us to rebuild diverse and resilient ecosystems that not only preserve the landscape characteristics of these geographic locations but also create a recreational conservation park for local residents. This project is intended to pursue a sustainable strategy through brownfields redevelopment, which is also adaptable to brownfields in other regions.
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Breathing Again: Treating Baltimore Lung
– Studio Project: Urban Design 2020 Spring Work Type: Teamwork (only select my individual part) Location: Baltimore Faculty Advisor: Suzanne Mathew
This project aims to revitalize Baltimore from a landscape architecture perspective by addressing the vacancy dilemma to promote urban growth. We first categorize the main re-development region into three types of districts – educational center, commercial center, and JFX railroad system complex region. By retrofitting disused vacancies in each district with community service facilities and green spaces, this proposal expects to establish a new economic model of urban growth, promote public well-being, and create a sustainable and livable urban environment in Baltimore city.
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