GOUND FLOOR PLAN
UPPER FLOOR PLAN
SECTION B-B
SECTION A-A
SITE ANAYSIS
(i) Walking though to the site
(ii) Westnorth of the Site
PEDESTRIAN FLOW DIAGRAM HISTORY OF STANLEY From the beginning, foreign businessman and sailors landed here. At early Colonial period, the British planned to develop base on Stanley. The integration of Chinese and Western cultural heritage start from the British takes Hong Kong Island as a colony from 1840 at Stanley.Stanley was a lagest village at that time shown on the first population survey on 1843. The British made Stanley the temporary administrative centre, before the Victoria City that Central in present day.
For the Upper area from stanley, the grid shows the alignment and low-height that could be western resdential building during the colony period. Urban Structure grid in Stanley is irregular grid without any planning . The Temporary house settle along the coastline unpredictable.
PEDESTRIAN CONTROL
(iii) Overlook from Blake Pier
SUNPATH & WIND FLOW DIAGRAM
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY DIAGRAM
KWUN YUM TEMPLE
CASE STUDY CENTRE POMPIDOU-METZ
Architects: Shigeru Ban Architects Location: France Area: 11330.0 sqm Project Year: 2010 The building is remarkable for its roof structure, one of the largest and most complex built to date, which was inspired by a Chinese hat found in Paris by Shigeru Ban.
FISHERMAN HAT
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PAK TAI TEMPLE
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INTERLOCK
SKETCH STRATEGIES DESIGN STRATEGIES
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COASTLINE
STRUCTURE STUDY
MODELING
PROGRAM DEVELOP REV.01
REV.02
11.50
1
REV.03
11.80
COFFEE & BAR 12.00
SOUVENIRS SHOP
12.00
DN 1
LOBBY
DN 1
W.C
12.00
GALLERY #1
OUTDOOR DECK
W.C
11.80
INFORMATION DECK
11.85
DN 24
VOID
STAIRCASE #1
LIFT #1
DN 32
20.00
12.30
1
REV.04
GROUND FLOOR
STORES
GALLERY #2 6.80
DN 24
STAIRCASE #1 DN 32
LIFT #1
UP 32
DN 1
DN 1
RESTING AREA
VOID
7.00 812
2500
UP 24
OFFICE 7.00
BASEMENT 1 FLOOR
STAIRCASE #1 UP 32
UP 24
LIFT #1
GALLERY #3 2.00
2.00
PLANT ROOM
BAS
2.00
OUTDOOR DECK 1.85
BASEMENT 2 FLOOR
CIRCULATION
HONG KONG COASTLINE RECLAMIED
TYPE OF BUILDING
COMMUNITY TRANSIT & SUSTAINABILITY
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY
COMMERIAL NETWORK
MASTER LAYOUT PLAN
OPEN FLOOR
MASTER LAYOUT THE WINNING OPTION FROM CLASS At the urban proposal compartation of P5.2, there're 4 groups in our class and each designed a master layout proposal to propose all the 20 classmates building location and relationship between each other. The following layout is the winning option at the class and we will use that to constitute a social community on the mention plot at Sham Shui Po.
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20 CUBES
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20 STYLES OF LIVE 20 STYLES OF WORK
CONCEPT STRATEGY
CASE STUDY 178 PRADA AOYAMA EPICENTER Archotects: Herzog & De Meuron Location: Minami-Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan Project Year: 2000-2001 Realization Year: 2001-2003 Client: Prada
Crystal
Herzog & de Meuron: We decided early on to focus on vertical volume containing the maximum permitted gross floor area so that part of the lot acreage can remain undeveloped. This area will form a kind of plaza, comparable to the public spaces of a European city. The shape of the building is substantially influenced by the angle of incidence of the local profile. Depending on where the viewer is standing, the body of the building will look more like a crystal or like an archaic type of building with a saddle roof. The ambivalent, always changing and oscillating character of the building's identity is heightened by the sculptural effect of its glazed surface structure.
Cinematographic perspective
The rhomboid-shaped grid on the faรงade is clad on all sides with a combination of convex, concave or flat panels of glass. These differing geometries generate facetted reflections, which enable viewers, both inside and outside the building, to see constantly changing pictures and almost cinematographic perspectives of Prada products, the city and themselves.
Contrast
The fittings with lamps and furniture for the presentation of Prada products and for visitors are especially designed for this location. The materials are either hyper-artificial, like resin, silicon and fiberglass, or hyper-natural, like leather, moss or porous planks of wood. Such contrasting materials prevent fixed stylistic classifications of the site, allowing both traditional and radically contemporary aspects to appear as equal components.
REFERENCE IMAGE SOURCE : http://www.stefanoserventi.com/ REFERENCE CONTEXT SOURCE : http://www.hetnieuweinstituut.nl/en/com/
BUILIDING FORM DEVELOPMENT
STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
Up
A
Up
Dn
A
Up
Fragrance Gallery
Store (Semi-Open Area)
+1.125
+0.00
Up Up
Up
GROUND FLOOR (WITH LANSCAPE)
BUILDING PLANS GROUND FLOOR (MEZZANINE)
FIRST FLOOR
Up
Up
FIRST FLOOR (MEZZANINE)
Dn
Up
Dn
Up
DN
Up
Dn
Dn
Up
Machine Room +6.75
Up
Void
Dn
Up
Dn
Up
Void
Workshop +3.375
+4.50
Void
Balcony Corridor +2.25
Corridor
Void
Aromatherapy Room DN +7.875
Up
+5.625
Boiler Room +6.75
Up
Up
Up Void
Up DN Up
DN
N
SECOND FLOOR
N
SECOND FLOOR (MEZZANINE)
L1M Floor Plan
Up
THIRD FLOOR
L2 Floor Plan
1:50
Up
Dn
L2M Floor Plan
1:50
Dn
Dn
DN
Up Dn
Living
Up
Private Workshop
W.C
Up
W.C
+11.25 Dn
Up
Void
Greenhouse
Balcony
Dn
Up
Dn
Child Bedroom /Study
+13.125 +9.00
+10.125
+14.80
Up
Master Bedroom +13.50
Dining
Kitchen Up
DN
N
N
L3 Floor Plan
1:50
L3M Floor Plan
SCALE1:50 1:75
0
1
2
L4 Floor Plan 3
4
5
10
+17.05
+15.80
+13.50
+9.00
+4.50
+0.00
Section 1-1
1:50
MODELING