Terren Shi

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landscape architecture

Celebrating Everyday
Kairos Zone
The Spines of Forest
Bourke Street Oasis
Deep Mapping: Birrarung Marr
Material Speculation: concrete & timber
Garingilang Gatjin Wii

Pavilion 8

writing

Diversity in the field

Reimagining our relationship with waste: Polyphase

In Conversation: Salad Dressing Landscape Architecture

Exhibition Review | Landscape Architects as Change Makers

Untangling the Asian Community Gardens

Medium Density Fibreboard

public programming

Crossing Borders: Immigrant Women Designers and the Built Environment
drawing attention

graphic design

Moderna Museet
A.P.C.

Phoenix Hill Sports Park

art

drawing, collage
photo

the moon project

I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which I am living and working, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging.

©2024 Terren Jiatong Shi

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The Spines of Forest

(Landscape Planning, GIS, Bushfire Mitigation)

The Spine of the Forest is a landscape planning project in the Great Ocean Road area that focuses on bushfire mitigation through GIS modelling. Bushfire history is studied to understand the spreading and high risk ignite points of previous fires. Then using a rate of spread model to simulate the bushfires followed by a firebreak suitability model. The design proposes two firebreaks that postpone the impact on the towns and populated places in the Great Ocean Road area.

This project was part of MSDx 2021 summer exhibition.