Yu   Qian

Qian received the M.Arch from University of Applied Arts Vienna. In 2021, he studied at the Oslo School of Architecture under the Erasmus+ Scholarship, same year he entered the Peter Cook Oslo Office. Qian has practiced at UNStudio in Amsterdam and DMAA in Vienna. Currently he works for Zaha Hadid Architects in London.


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Yu   Qian

Qian got his M.Arch Degree at University of Applied Arts Vienna. In 2021, he studied at the Oslo School of Architecture under the Erasmus+ Scholarship, same year he entered the Peter Cook Oslo Office. Currently he works for Zaha Hadid Architects in London.

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Hyper-Active Park

What architectural methods have to be applied to encourage people to be more active?
Maybe it can be tackled by reinventing a park like scenario, by transforming it into a built public forum for celebrating sports and physical activity.
Located in former railway yard of Porta Romana the Hyper Park is proposed to become a huge playground for the citizens of Milan. It is like a fun-park where every visitor despite their age, sex and fitness level can find challenging and exciting spaces for sports. The park is a collection of misshaped static or kinetic venues connected by a multilayered path system. These elements form a complex urban heart which generates new sport-based social encounters, catalyses people to be more inventive and reactive to the architectural spaces and evetually investigate a more physically active society.

Work with:
Zhiyi Zhang
Simonas Sutkus
18/01/2020