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The aroma garden is full of beautiful aromatic plants that attract wild
The eatable garden is full of home grown plants like sweet peppers, green beans, and tomatoes. The are here for the residents to use and care for.
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The goal is to capture moments of inspiration when it strikes an artist and track that very moment from its orgins; through the process of making and finally to its product. I wanted to capture all of these moments architecturally while also paying respects to the ecological needs of the enviornment.
The spice garden like the eatable garden is for the resident’s enjoyment. It includes spices like thyme, sage and basil.
Floor 02 Floor 01 Floor 00 Section AA Section BB
02Floor 00Floor 01Floor 1. Artist work space 2. Outdoor work lounge 3. Museum lobby 4. Museum exibit hall 5. Central Stair 6. Artisan living unit 7. Artist living lounge 8. Mudeum office space 9. Museum confernce rooms 10. Storage rooms
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A low, mound-forming broadleaf evergreen with glittering, mahoganyred winter foliage. The cultivar “lovita” adds color harmonies to the
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WOODEN TUBECONCRETE TUBESTEEL TUBE
The gallery space not only serves as an area to view the completed work of all of the arists but as a space wher one can actually witness the process of making for these pieces of art through the viewing tubes that puntures the floor plates.
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Urban enviornment is plagued with the reoccuring issue of creating disruptive unengaging breaks that ruptures the city’s contextual fabric. Due to the lack of conscientious urban planning these spaces become under used, unkept and provide no social function or engaging experiences at the pedestrian level, which leaves the designers with the challenge of making use or correcting these mishapen pockets of antispace. Instead of simply adding cosmetic treatments to these spaces to create a faux sense of place they should be studied and treated appropriately as an opportunity to truly create a unique public incubator that stimulates social interaction and experiential function within the site. By integrating architectural installations into a site’s unique contextual urban fabric theses void spaces can then be converted into valuable social places.
ANALYSIS
SITE
This analysis reveals the multitude of voids that exist along Church St. one of the most active streets in the Marietta Square. Also from a pedestrian perspective all of these pockets in the urban fabric remain invisible to the until you arrive directly in front of them creating an opportunity for discovery.
Thesis statement
Due to the physical conditions of the site that surrounds this void one can not view the site until you are directly in front of it. The urban fabric of the site acts as a continuous visual barrier that is suddenly broken when one comes upon this void. This condition gives this void the characteristic of surprise or discovery that disrupts the experience of the urban environment.
Mill Street and Church Street Void Analysis
Discovery Access Point
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Design Concept Plans Structural Elevation Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 BTypeAType
