授课方式 | 线下课程类别 | 景观/城设/历史遗产保护(Urbanism大尺度/Built小尺度)项目尺度 | 大、中、小尺度皆可课前准备 | 课程开课前熟悉Photoshop、Illustrator、Indesign、Rhino的操作应用，了解通过这些软件做图的基本方法。授课时间 | 2019年7月（暂定）Studio人数 | 6-12人注：未签约学员咨询报名前咨询客服主页菌； 已经签约RAC学员可用15节1v1课时+5节助教课时兑换Landform is a natural geographical feature or shape that appears on the Earth’s surface. Large landforms include mountains, plains and rivers, while small landforms include hills and billabongs. Landforms are created and shaped by geographical forces of nature, such as tectonic plate movement and erosion. Natural landscapes are made of a variety of landforms. Unlike the types of naturally occurring landscapes, built landforms are created by humans. Built landforms provide evidence of human settlement and occupation of an environment. Features of built landforms include elements of infrastructure such as buildings, roads, transportation and energy systems. The construction of built landforms often results in the damage of destruction of natural forces but commonly incorporates some natural geographical features in its design.LEFT： Blue Ripples on      RIGHT： Mars Sand Dunes on Earth项目基地信息：Urban is overbuilt in concerning to those skyscrapers. Green spaces are becoming invisible, even though some of which are in the center locations in Shanghai. But how to create a peaceful oasis in the middle of urban life that mitigate city busy life is worth investigating.LEFT：Jing’an Park      MID：WestYan’an Road       RIGHT：Heping ParkStudio目的：The studio will explore the parallels between designing and constructing the landforms that positively impact society, as well as understanding its inherent opportunities and limitations in specific site condition. A particular focus will be put on imaginative ideas, systematic thinking, projects logics, and construction methodologies.