Street B
2.Public and Private Space
Street A
Street A
Street A 1.Public Space
Street B
Street B
3.Open Space and access from Street B
Building Parti Diagrams
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Street B
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pedestrian friendly city; The the
Public Space person approaching it inside. This is achieved by keeping People the building at the property line while recessing the double height entry inside to create a large cantilever by the sidewalk. This is highlighted by then glazing the
entrance to deepen the recessed feeling all the way inside
Street A
inviting intention of the design is to embrace thatPrivate by Space
4. Recess Building on ground Level
Street B
IBC International Business College, Kolding
Schmidt Hammerfriendly Lassen Architects of the building. On the inside, all the spaces envelope Miami two Downtown is a pedestrian city; The intention of the design is to embrace that by inviting the main courtyards which provide light for the whole person approaching it inside. This is achieved by keeping building. The Landscaping is designed also for thethegathbuilding at the property line while recessing the ering of people. There are two main meeting double places,height entry inside to create a large cantilever by the sidewalk. This is highlighted by then glazing the the ampitheatre on the west, and the roof garden entrance to deepen the recessed feeling all the way inside of the building. On the inside, all the spaces envelope two on the second floor. In addition there are mini terraces main courtyards which provide light for the whole on the south garden with connecting ramps and varying building. heights. The structure follows a simple combination of a The Landscaping is designed also for the gathCompetition Entry ering of people. There are two main meeting places, ShaGa Studio+ Gary Freedman linear and diagonal grids. The cantilever is supported by the ampitheatre on the west, and the roof garden trusses which becomes an aesthetic part of the on the second floor. In addition there are mini terraces
glazed facade system.
Street B
3.Open Space and access from Street B
on the south garden with connecting ramps and varying heights. The structure follows a simple combination of a
linear and diagonal grids. The cantilever is supported by
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Miami Downtown is a
Street B
5. Cantilever and access from Both street A and Street B (Friendly Pedestrian Building)
Street A
Street B
Street A
4. Recess Building on ground Level
Street A
People
Street A
Public Space
Street A
Street A
Private Space
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Street B
5. Cantilever and access from Both street A and Street B (Friendly Pedestrian Building)
Precedents
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WASTE UMBRELLAS
WATER COLLECTION
SUN
POLLUTED FLOOD RUNOFF
HOT EVAPORATIVE COOLING
ELEVATE BUILDING SHADE
RAMP SYSTEM CONNECTING ALL SHOPS AND LEADING TO
AESTHETICS
GREAY WATER SYSTEM
WORKSHOPS ARE ELEVATED TO PROTECT FLOODING AND PROVIDE EVAPORATIVE COOLING FOR
RAMP
OUTDOOR FABRICATION AREA
FROM
THE SHOPS ABOVE
TO MINI EVERLADES
NOISE OUTDOOR AREAS ON TOP FLOORS MINI EVERGLADES
EXTRA PIPES BELOW BUILDING WATER
ALLOW GLAZING FACADE OF SHOPS
TO COLLECT ALL
RUNOFF
GREY WATER SYSTEM
PANORAMIC SUPERVISION FOR THE MAJOR SHOPS AT ALL TIMES
ECOLOGY
AXIS
MAJOR SPLITTING BUILDING AS WELL
GAS EXCHANGE
FOOD LOOPS
MINI EVERGLADES
PEDESTRIAN PATH
AS A
WATER FILTERING PLANTS
LOADING
DOCK AND OVERHEAD CRANE SYSTEM
PIPES TO EVERGLADES
TEACHING SUSTAINABILITY IN ARCHITECTURE UP
panormaic WATER COLLECTORS/SHADE vision to all workshops
DIAGRAM OF CONCEPT
COMMON OUTDOOR AREA
30’ HEIGHT
WOODSHOP ACCOMODATES SECOND STORY
UP
STORGAE
NEIGHBORS OFFICE CONNECTS BOTH MAJOR SHOPS
UP
UP UP
STUDENT
HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE
DROP OFF ZONE
MINERAL ABSORPTION
HOME
1. INSPIRATION ZONE
FOOD
2. FABRICATION ZONE RAMP SYSTEM CONNECTS ALL SHOPS TOGETHER, AND TRANSFERS EQUIPMENT TO
PROTECTION FROM WINDS GAS EXCHANGE
POLLINATE FEED
SYMBIOSIS
BALANCED NUTRIENTS= MORE OXYGEN=AQUATC LIFE
CONSUME MOSQUITO LARVAE
LIBRARY/ LECTURE
CO2
MINI EVERGLADES
PARTI DIAGRAM
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SAVANNAH HISTORIC DISTRICT
The building design revolves around the idea of open-
community
ness and . Its main design is composed of boxes that are pinned together through a light shaft. These boxes represent the artists’ spaces, which are exposed to the street; this is done for the purpose of exposing the interior activity to the public, it becomes a
ARTIST COMMUNITY HOUSING
performance of the art in the making. Their produced work is then displayed in a gallery that flourishes into the sidewalk . The garden begins with the theatre seating which serves as an outdoor space as well as a theatre space, it then extends up to the roof through stairs and ends at another private garden for the artists.
RESIDENTS PROFILE
DORMITORY DETAIL DIAGRAMS
TO GALLERY
OUTDOOR THEATRE SEATING/ OUTDOOR EATING
THEATRE/ LIGT SHAFT PERSPECTIVE
TYPICAL WARD DIAGRAM
17° GALLERY PERSPECTIVE
DETAIL WALL SECTION SCALE, 1/2” = 1’
DETAIL WALL AXNOMETRIC SCALE, 1/2” = 1’
SECTION B1 SCALE, 1/8”= 1’
SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE, 1/8”= 1’
ROOF PLAN
OUTDOOR SPACE
PAINTING STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHY LAB
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
DINING AREA
DANCE STUDIO
ARCHITECTURE STUDIO
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
WELCOME
THEATRE/DINING AREA
PUBLIC GALLERY
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PRVATE GALLERY
KITCHEN
DORMITORY DETAIL DIAGRAMS
TO GALLERY
OUTDOOR THEATRE SEATING/ OUTDOOR EATING
THEATRE/ LIGT SHAFT PERSPECTIVE
GALLERY PERSPECTIVE
EAST ELEVATION SCALE, 1/8”= 1’
SECTION A2 SCALE, 1/8”= 1’
Apartment
Bed Window Ladder Desk Kitchen counter/ Bar
A portion of the exterior wall extends in to create a bunk bed,
continous plane that
which is connected to a folds to create a desk, a chair, and a kitchen bar.
Living
Shelving system
The word
‘THINK’ is
engraved within the wall, it creates a statement which reflects the theme of the wolfsonian museum, which is a place to think and learn. It also serves
Observing
shelving
as a system for small items.
made of shifting horizontal pieces.
Seating Seat
conditons are created once the horizontal lines go beyond the wall surface.
Shelf
Study Room
Learning
Captivating
Furninture creates an axis that runs through the study spaces and unites it into one big study room. Some seats are static while some are mobile to allow students to use the space as they desire.
Study of a a system of two pieces that could unite to create different elevation which afford study surfaces as well as seating conditions.
Water
Entry
seperates the tubular space from
A body of water the rest of the architecture.
Light filter The entrance is defined by an overhead plane created through the
Glass Concrete
Fragmented shadows
folding
Detail Section Scale : 1’= 1/4”
of the vertical plane. The fold creates a flush entrance which is inviting one to get in.
A carved concrete plane and a glass panel are bonded together, their square shaped carvings Shift from one another to create a fragmented shadow from the light.
The concept is of a continous body that begins with Washington street and lures visitors in, and termintaes into the fifth floor, in an apartment, and serves as a view to downtown. As the body circulates the building, it creates spaces within itself which serve different functions. At some floors , there is aplay of light and shadows, which create a pleasing , it also pivots at certain point to create circulation to the upper floors.
Ending
view to downtown
Washington Street
Beginning
Clear entry from the street
TO CITY
TO CITY
TO BEACH
TO BEACH
SHIFT OF MASS TO ALLOW FOR CIRCULATION
SHIFT OF MASS TO ALLOW FOR CIRCULATION
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BEACH
STREET
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STREET
STREET
BEACH
BEACH
ELEVATOR
NORTH AND SOUTH WIND CONNECTION
EXIT AND ENTRANCE
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THEATRE
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EXIT AND ENTRANCE
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TO BEACH
THEATRE
RESEARCH
BRIDGE
STUDENTS
TWO INSTITUTIONS LINKED It is critical that the reserach facilities attain autonomy, however they are still connected to the student facilities buillding through a bridge which continues looping to create the rest of the public program, such as library, study areas, and offices. This bridge is an area for researchers and students to interconnect and a gallery to discuss new and innovative ideas in the medical field.
STUDY ROOMS B1
B1
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OFFICES
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LIBRARY
COMMON OUTDOOR GALLERIES A1
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RETAIL MEDICAL NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
RESEARCH FACILITIES
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Zones divide the home, which relate to the activity that occurs within their realm. These zones are dictated by furninture, which draw the perimeter lines for these zones. On the rst level, the kitchen piece holds all the activity within its form, its axis extend horizontally into the garden to create the outdoor kitchen; its form and axis also extend vertically to create the study area on the second level. The study area on the second level is another zone created by the book shelf , it is then pulled out of the perimeter through the bay window. The writing area is a special area for the writer, it a zone shared by indoor space and outdoor balcony, and seating condition is created by the extending plane from the restroom. These zones are then pinned through the vertical bookshelf/storage area next to the stairs, which also serves as a pivotal point for the vertical circulation.
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FASTENER METAL CAP BASE SHEET SINGLE LAYER WALL COVERING
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CAP MEMBRANE BASE FLASHING FIRST MEMBRANE BASE FLASHING DRAINAGE
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WIDE FLANGE STEEL L BRACKET
FLASHING
ALUMINUM HOLLOW WALL
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Bracket
FLASHING SUBSTRATE
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FILTER LAYER DRAINAGE MAT PROTECTION MAT WATERPROOF MEMBRANE VAPOR BARRIER INSULATION
WIDE FLANGE DRAINAGE
STEEL L BRACKET
15'-0"
WIDE FLANGE
ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANELS
ACOUSTICAL CEILING PANELS
VERTICAL ACOUSTICAL PANELS
ALUMINUM HOLLOW WALL
MOUNTING RAIL
MOUNTING RAIL Insulation behind Spandrel Glass
VERTICAL ACOUSTICAL PANELS
HORIZONTAL MOUNTING HOOK
5'-0"
GREEN WALL PANEL
HORIZONTAL MOUNTING HOOK
GREEN WALL PANEL
15'-0"
5'-0"
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Facade Detail Section
Green Wall Detail Section
Scale 3/4”=1’
Scale 1/2”=1’
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