Ka r en KongT s eHi ng Porol i o
UCL AN AO2100
JOHN HOPE GATEWAY-LONG SECTION SKETCH
STANLEY SITE SECTION
PAK KAN INTERIOR SPACE SKETCHES
REBUILD BRICK WALL
CARMELITE MONASTERY FACADE EXPLODED DIAGRAM
DESIGN MUSEUM An area of 2,800 sq m of the service building. It is a low-rise compact structure built in concrete and brick walls. There is a courtyard with a design similar to that of a traditional Chinese courtyard house (Si He Yuan). The tempered glass floor in the courtyard also provided skylight.
HISTORY TIMELINE
Set up in hong kong from 7th Aug, 1933 and there’s 11 sister still living inside until nowasday. And the church will also held charity event in every year. With the material of red brick, it gave people a more down to earth and warmable feeling.
BRISTISH TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE 1842
STANLEY MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUILDING 2006
CARMELITE MONASTERY 1933
JAPAN OCCUPATION OF HK STANLEY INTERNMENT CAMP 1945
PAK KEN 1937 A row of eight houses which were belong to farming families in Wong Ma Kok before the Sino-Japanese War. The government recovered the land for barracks and relocated the families along the coast side. Number 1 to 6 is belong to Law’s family, and 7&8 belongs to Ho’s.
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Tourist enjoying thr exhibition area
From Brick to Clear glass to show how the materiality create a space that can separate the us of people. For example, The exbitbition area using red brick creat a conceal but warming space to experience how stanley people went through when under colonies and occupation time.
From Brick to Clear glass to show how the materiality create a space that can separate the us of people. For example, The exbitbition area using red brick creat a conceal but warming space to experience how stanley people went through when under colonies and occupation time.
By using transparent material to make the building be more coherence to the site.
LIVING ROOM
FRONT ROOM
KITCHEN
MIDDLEBEDROOM
SMALL BED ROOM
FRONT-BEDROOM
LOCAL TOURIST Devide into 2 blocks
15.00 11.00 Apply 2 different material Brick - clear glass wall Break both blocks
Trying to create a welcoming common are to share the atmosphere
Refer to the tranditional layout plan of british house and dicover the space using in pak ken, people were find to seperate after the foyer, and walking a long circulation area
Explore the sunighe going inside the building
Conbined with the uses of space to choose how much lighting get in
Programma #1 : Turn around circulation and create a countyad in the middle
Programma #2 : A one way up circulation but single circulation
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GROUNG FLOOR PLAN 1:200
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:200
1. SHOP & CAFE 2. OFFICE 3. PLANT ROOM 4. TOILET 5. RECEPTION 6. LOCAL ARTIST WORKSHOP 7. OUTDOOR CAFE SHOP 8. OUTDOOR SCULPTURE AREA
1. LARGESCALE-SCULPTURE AREA 2. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY 3. MULTI-MEDIA AREA 4. SECRET EXIT DOOR 5. LOCAL URBAN MARKET 6. VOID OF WORKSHOP
FALL >15
FALL <20
EAST ELEVATION 1:200
ROOF PLAN 1:200
WEST ELEVATION 1:200
SOUTH ELEVATION 1:100
SECTION 1:100