Shared space for different groups
In this design, it is proposed to build an aquatic centre, which will not only as a complement to surrounding sport facilities and venues, but also as a space for community intercation. The division according to function, space and form is conducive to extension of spatial meaning. On the premise of meeting the basic needs, create a positive shared
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Pyrmont is an inner suburb that is undergoing considerable change with the construction of new civil projects as well as the expansion of the existing Sydney Fish Market. Additionally, with the future Metro transportation system in the region, the daily flow of people and the composition of the local population will certainly change as the size of the population grows. Therefore, there is a great opportunity to explore new mixed-use spaces.
Location: 14 26 Wattle Street, Pyrmont, NSW, Australia
This project proposes to build a mixed-use swimming, floating and leisure space on the former quarry site in Pyrmont for swimming teaching and local sporting events, with a range of facilities and supports areas. This project combines three aspects of function, form and space to practice the concept of "sharing space": split into two, from whole to part, from single to binary.
OASIS POOL
Open for sport eventsOpen to the public
SHARED POOLS
Competitions and teaching
--SITE CONDITION-enterprise community
studio / 9.Residential apartments / 10.Residential-commercial mixed-use buildings / 11.Local
The demand for sport events
AquaticTraditionalCentre AquaticCitizen-sharingCentre GroupsSpecific TeachingCourse CommunicationEntertainmentTrainingDaily Leisure EventsSport CITIZEN-SHARING TRADITIONAL OUTDOOR INDOOR LAYOUT STRUCTURE LAYOUTSTRUCTURE GroupsAll SITE: 14 26 Wattle Street, Pyrmont DESIGN AREA: 8,160 m² POPULATION: Citizens ATTRIBUTES: crowded and lively 2.1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13.12. 100M
1.Blackwattle Bay / 2.Retail stores / 3.Residential houses / 4.Wentworth Park Soccer Fields / 5.Sydney Fish Market / 6.Residential apartments / 7.Wentworth Park / 8.Small
DesignProposedArea 4.NaturalPlainlandscape Quarry Design Area Design AreaCityMainRoad CommunityRoad 2.Vehicle Flow Design Area mix-used commercialresidentialbuilding 1.Building Function Design Area residents from Pyrmont residents from Glebe 3.People Flow
--CONCEPT GENERATION--
Leisure and entertainment
Indoor poolsOutdoor space
The demand for citizen participation
Facing the lightrail station
Figuration Of "Shared Pool"
Refining the concept of shared space in an abstract sense. Through researching and practicing in the aspects of function, space and form to seek a method to guide the design proposal.
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Design Logic
MAIN FUNCTION SPACE MAINMAINTYPOLOGYUSERSENTRANCEAVAILABLETIME
/ 12.Businesses & Hotels / 13.Business buildings
Residents and citizens
Coaches and trainees
Site Analysis 1. Mainly residential and commercial buildings. road runs through north and south is vehicle only, no public transports. sport ground and the design area provides a shared-zone for two suburbs. huge terrain difference between two sides makes the proposed building form should try to conform to the surrounding landscape.
The spaces used for coaching and training, for hosting sporting events and for shared use by citizens vary considerably in function and form. Rather than mixing these requirements incongruously, separate them. Therefore, the aquatic centre is divided into two parts, one half to meet the needs of professional use and the other half to meet the needs of citizen participation. At the same time, they are connected in a way that creates a shared space between the groups.
Facing the main road
Green Ratio: 21.69% ECONOMICTECHNICAL-INDICES
RESIDENTIALBUILDINGRESIDENTIALBUILDING
half(indoor)leisure half professionalhalf(outdoor)leisure
Site coverage Intensity: 60.39%
2.Different boundaries need to be defined, so there are mainly two kinds of spanning timber frame are formed.
Step2. Dividing the site into two parts according to the building functions, and create a path in between.
Step3. The southeast part has standard poo(s) for professional uses, the area on the northwest side is for citizens sharing.
ROOF PLAN
-- FORM GENERATION --
Base Area: 4925.86 M²
(LOADINGVEHICLEENTRANCEDECK)
3.The maximum span of a single span is close to 33m.
MAJOR
Structural Form
1. Define the transparent boundary with the timber frame structure spacing of 8.5-18.5m, considering accessibility and sense of boundary.
ARCHITECTURAL FORM
MAINPOOLENTRANCEENTRANCEOTHERENTRANCEOTHER LIGHTRAILSTATION(WENTWORTHPARK)
Step1. Penetrate inward according to the site boundary to form the overall outline.
Plot Ratio: 0.70
Total Floor Area: 5,703.80 M²
Long Span for larger space → √ Short Span create boundary and accessibility → √
Step4. Two main entrances are facing the main road and lightrail station two main points of intersection of people
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Long Span → √ Suitable Boundary and Accessibility → √ Restricted Accessibility → ×
Total Site Area: 8,156.72 M²
Step6. The spatial relationship to the surroundings is echoed by the height change at the top of the building.
-- GENERAL LAYOUT --
STAFFENTRANCE ENTRANCEMAINEVACUATIONENTRANCE
Step5. Lift the plane, the height should meet the minimum height requirement for indoor swimming pool.
Step 3. Step 2. Step 4.
Double-glazed window panels with wooden frame for facade
BoltSheetFoundationFrame
-- Connection Method --
Outdoor Platform/Balcony
Glued Laminated Timber diagonal Bracing Timber Columns helping to support upper floor
Step 1.BoltPurlinPalletFrame
Step 3. Step 2. Step 4. Welding Bolted Connected
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Glass Framing Facade + Wall System
Glass Framing Facade
Reservedgroove Welding Bolted Connected
Glued Laminated Timber Space Truss
Glued Laminated Purlin Subfloor Structure Framing
Insulated 4mm ACP roof skin with skylight (drainage on the lower pitch side of the roof)
Timber Frame 1. Timber Frame 2. Timber Frame 3. Timber Frame 4. Timber Frame 5. Timber Frame 6.
Rigid frame structure size
Connection of purlin & timber frame
Ground Floor Wall UndergroundSystem foundation
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
Connection of foundation & timber frame (underground)
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Ground Floor Wall System
Step 1.
1. Primary Entrance / 2. Air Lock / 3. Reception /4. Retail Shop / 5. Staff Room / 6. Admin Room / 7. Cafe / 8. Evacuation Entrance / 9. Staff Entrance / 10. Security Office / 11. First Aid / 12. Seatings / 13. Sauna Rooms /14. Changing Rooms / 15. Playing Pool / 16. Semi-outdoor Junior Pool / 17. Leisure Facilities / 18. Side Entrance / 19. Atrium / 20. Outdoor Relaxing Pool & Platform / 21. Out/In-door Entrance / 22. Side Entrance / 23. Plant Rooms / 24. Standard Pool / 25. Audience Seating / 26. Secondary Entrance / 27. Evacuation Entrance / 28. Garbage Room / 29. Loading Deck -- GROUND PLAN -30. Food Court / 31. Bar / 32. Corridor / 33. Outdoor Platform & Seatings / 34. Seatings -- FIRST FLOOR PLAN -17. 21. 14. 13. 15. 22. 24. 26.27. 25. 23. 28. 29. 18.19. 20.16. 12. 2. 1.9. 3. 5.4.6. 7. 8. 10.11. Ground Floor Plan 0 5 10 20 M 30.31. 32. 32. 34. 33.33. First Floor Plan 0 5 10 20 M
In the initial design stage of this project, there is this concept of Separation and Communication.
The idea of separation has been around for as long as human society has existed. By dividing spaces and people, the society creates orders and thus achieves great efficiencies Disrupting order causes troubles and chaos. Yet nowadays, people are pursuing more of connnection and communication They are no longer living independently. Interactions between different groups can bring more possibilites, and therefore creating different spaces that meet people's needs.
Section C Section B Section A EntranceSemi-OutdoorSquare(LightrailEntranceStation) Semi-OutdoorPool Outdoor Corridor and Seatings MainPool Upper Corridor/PlatformLevel WaterOutdoorPlatform Platform/BalconyOutdoor Platform/BalconyOutdoorChangeRooms MainPoolGlassTransparentPanels Restroom (mainEntranceroad) OutdoorSeating Food Court and seatings Leisure Pool Bar seatingsand Semi-outdoorpool -- SECTIONS -- -- PHYSICAL MODEL -0 5 10 15 M
This Urban Oasis Pool project, has selected a community aquatic centre as an experimental sample to explore and practice the idea of shared space and life. From another perspective, water can also be seen as a symbol of bringing everything together. Water will not be separated by rocks, it will eventually find a way to come together as whole. The ultimate meaning of "shared" is to become "one" This is what this project really wants to express.