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PHASE 1:
B-CORP & SITE CONTEXT
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The B-Corporation certification process begins by completing the “B Impact Assessment�. In order to pass you must earn a score of at least 80 out of 200. A company can earn points in the many different ways that they are impacting the other businesses and people who they are involved with. B-Corp companies are filed into four different categories based off of the type of business that they are and who they are positively impacting. The four different categories are: governance, workers, environment, and community.
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Views The large windows and raised balconies provide views of downtown Lincoln.
Water Retention Gardens and strategically placed plants hold and filter rain water before it leaves the buildings system.
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Light Shelf The light shelf bounces daylight back into the space allowing for deeper usable square-footage, as well as providing shade for below.
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Sky-lighting The skylight provides more daylight and views out of the space making the perceived space larger than the usable space.
Views of Greenery The provided visual paths to greens-pace improve productivity and feed the human biophilic needs that can be starved in a normal office. Culliton/Wang
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Views Being raised off of ground level provides viewing paths above foot and car traffic that are usually unavailable at a street side patio. Protection From The Street Being lifted off of the street gives added protection that is comforting to individuals in crowded spaces Cover From The Elements Overhangs protect from weather event such as rain and heavy sun allowing the area to be used more frequently. Culliton/Wang
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PHASE 2:
PROJECT DESIGN
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Podium
CLT Panel Floor Layer
CLT Core
Polystyrene Insulation Layer
Glulam Post Layout
Cast-in-place Concrete Later
Glulam Beam Grid
Repeat Sequence For Other Floors
Roof Placed On Top
The construction process starts with a raised platform with a formal gesture funneling traffic into the main entry underneath the atrium inside the building. The circulation core for the building houses the elevator shaft as well as the emergency exits, and runs for the utilities. The glulam posts are laid out on a 20’ x 20’ grid to accommodate the size and ratio of the CLT panels that make up the floor. The beams are oriented to allow for ease of access for utilities to different areas on the floor plans and for structural efficiency. The floor is made up of three layers. The first layer is 20’ x 10’ CLT panels that are bolted to the glulam beams below. The second layer is a 1/2” membrane of polystyrene that acts as both a protective layer for the CLT as well as an insulating barrier. The third and final layer is 6” of poured concrete that is cast in place on top of the other layers, and houses in floor radiant heating tubes. It is fastened in place with fins that are cut into the CLT, and stick through the polystyrene layer. The steps are repeated for each floor above. The MOW is built in at the end of the process and is constructed out of pre-fab CLT pieces that are shipped to the site.
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Locker room Locker rooms are provided for individuals who work up a sweat either on their way in to work or at the Museum of Walking.
Community Outreach Center Bike Share/Shop
The Community Outreach Center provides employees and residents with the materials they need to participate in their neighborhood volunteering efforts.
The Bike Share/Shop takes advantage of the City of Lincolns new attempts at implementing bike sharing kiosks. This will bring added traffic and provide people with a means of transportation around town.
Raised Covered Platform The raised platform provides views over the street as well as protection from the elements and traffic.
Podium
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Kitchenette Small kitchenette provided to the business as an amenity.
Break Area The Museum of Walking can be used during break time as well as after hours
Rain Water Retention The south side of the building has a garden where the roof runoff flows into to filter the water before it enters the ground
Private Meeting Room Meeting room for private conversations that are not appropriate for a regular office setting.
First Floor (Office)
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Lower Housing Numbers
Double Facade
The lower amount of housing creates a greater sense of familiarity between neighbors encouraging more community
The double facade adds a layer of depth to the face of the building as well as providing shade for the inhabitants inside.
Views of Green-Space Views The apartments are provided with views of the city. The larger apartments have balconies receded into the space while the small apartments have balconies that protrude from the facade.
The garden doubles as host to trees that provide shade from the southern sun. The trees are also in the line of sight of the offices providing a biophilic aid.
Third Floor (Apartments)
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Full Height Atrium
The fourth floor provides apartments with a greater number of bedrooms to accommodate multi-resident living arrangements.
The atrium in the center of the building provides daylight to every floor through a skylight on the roof.
Facade Density The facade changes density following the Museum of Walking up around the building to show a change in program from the exterior Apartment Opacity The apartment levels have offsetting CLT panels that reveal a change in program from the outside of the building at night when the rooms are back-lit.
Fourth Floor (Apartments)
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Overlap The two paths overlap at different levels allowing for chance encounters and connections between individuals to be made.
Path 2 The Second path taken is that of the inhabitants living in the building
Path 1 The first path taken is that of the visitor who is coming to the building to partake in the activities provided by the Museum of Walking.
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Path 1 The visitors experience starts off with a common gathering space for small groups as well as terraced seating.
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Stadium Seating The second highlighted experience shows a group gathered listening to a talk.
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Employee Lead Health Initiatives The next experience for visitors highlighted is a free yoga class being put on by an employee as a part of community service and promoting healthy living styles.
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Arrival The end of the visitors experience on the Museum of Walking is the arrival to the open gathering area at the top of the stair case as well as a viewing balcony.
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Path 2 The experience of the inhabitants of the building starts off at the floor where they are working or living
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Views down into the open void space at the heart of the building can be taken in from the top floor.
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Rec Areas For Healthy Living Not only does the Museum of Walking provide areas for lounging, but it also provides areas for physical activities.
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8 Community Outreach Center Materials, information, and staffed help provide everything you might need to make a positive impact on your community.
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Where the atrium brings the project together from the inside, so does the Museum of Walking from the outside. The Museum of Walking takes the visual connections of the atrium and makes physical bridges between them while promoting healthy lifestyles and staying true to the encompassing importance of the Community.
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