project 2b interim (studio IV)

Precedent Study 1 H A I Y U E L & M

C O M M U N I T Y

D E S I G N

C U L T U R A L

C E N T E R

Collecting Rainwater & Water Circulatory System

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L A B Collecting

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Architects: Location:

Guangdong, China

Programme: Area:

rainwater

L&M DESIGN LAB

Cultural Center

1257.0 m2

Project Year:

2018

THE WORD "HOME" IS THE GENE OF THE WHOLE CHAOSHAN CULTURE. The courtyard between the wall and the building leaves a large space for natural growth, creating the possibility of positive interaction between man and nature. Several

water purification system

gardens of different sizes and different scenes are scattered throughout the cultural center, connected by straight lines.

Consideration of the local climate characteristics and installed a complete rainwater collection and purification system in the building The building's connection to respond

Growing small spaces

to its natural environment to promote efficiency and health.

In the internal environment, the community cultural center can still operate independently for a period of time in the case of external water

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and power outages.

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Precedent Study 2

Architects: Location:

R U D O N G

S P O R T S

C E N T E R

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T J A D

Nantong city, China

Programme: Area:

TJAD

Openings and Enclosing

Gymnasium

170000.0 m2

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Project Year:

2018

THE WHITE WAVE Different from Traditional sports buildings which are always like a bowl or a box, the buildings are shaped with curves and streamline to show

the power and beauty of

sports.

The white wave like building

brings people a new experience of

The design emphasizes open space

space and landscape. White metal and public participation. Therefore, plates envelope the buildings, and the holes on the skin and the skylight bring Sunlight into the rooms to make it bright and colourful.

the overall planning scheme does not take architecture as the core, but a sports park for citizens.

The open park has shortened the distance between citizens and sports, and has built a vibrant landscape space for the city. The gymnasium and the stadium are connected by a overpass.

Compact and Sharing Implements the design purpose of " compact and sharing". In order to avoid repeated construction of expensive sports facilities, they combined the indoor arena and swimming pool into one building, so that the competition and training rooms can be shared and the Source :https://www.archdaily.com/914691/rudong-sports-center-tjad

buildings scale can be minimized.

MASTER PLAN

Precedent Study 4 Z H A O

H U A

X I

S H I

L I V I N G

Indoor and Outdoors

M U S E U M

/ The contrast of stone

I A P A

D E S I G N

C O N S U L T A N T S

and steel, the timber and hemp, the

Architects: Location:

IAPA Design

Beijing, China

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Programme: Area:

interaction of corridors, bridges, and viewing

Museum

platforms, provide a

1000.0 m2

Project Year:

pleasing environment to enjoy the enchanting,

2016

unique experience

The Seeking the Happiness of

of Seeking the

Mother Earth Area is the first

Happiness of Mother

cultural resort at the foot of the

Earth.

Great Wall of China. The design of the resort has a

unique emphasis

on environmental protection and art culture.

AXONOMETRIC The Zhao Hua Xi Shi Living Museum has a

modular container as the main

body

of its structure, which

incorporates:

-exhibition, catering, leisure & office spaces

The modular container is

connected

with:

-galleries, bridges & platforms to create an enjoyable space using the style of the Courtyard House. The design embraces the scenic nature of t he Great Wall,

offering visitors a

magnificent landscape view.

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01. Museum 02.Viewing Platform 03. Lookout Tower 04. Exhibition 05. Teahouse 06. Office 07. Resting Area

Programme

Precedent Study 5

The building operates as a

centre

C E N T R E

F O R

P A G E

P A R K

/

S C O T T I S H

W A R

B L I N D E D

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and offers a comfortable and

sociable environment whilst also providing

A R C H I T E C T S

rehabilitation and life

skills assistance

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Architects: Location:

for ex-servicemen

and women suffering from visual

Page Park Architects

impairments.

Facilities

Midlothian EH27 8, UK

Programme: Area:

day care

a workshop, art

space, training areas, a gym,

Military centre

therapy spaces and administration

750m2

Project Year:

include

as well as a remembrance room.

2011

Scottish War Blinded was founded in Edinburgh in 1915 with the object of caring for Scotland’s sailors, soldiers and airmen and women who were blinded in the service of their country.

takes inspiration from a handcarved Chinese celestial dragon memorial sculpture which was housed in the display The scheme

room of the previous facility. This inspiration

sweeping and twisting geometry of the building’s undulating zinc roof. manifests itself in the

Spatial Organisation The

curving geometry

has

been formed by the use of

Roof

steel portal frames set out on

a radial grid

The roof is formed in zinc strips

and in-filled

with cold rolled purlins.The

with the external walls clad in

building harbours a strong

timber panels set out alongside

focus on internal flow, with a

large glazed openings.

mainly

open plan

arrangement generous

fed by one,

circulation spine.

Section C-C'

The organisation of the building

aims to be as

simple as possible

so that

the users can easily form a

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mental picture of the

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building, thus allowing

FLOOR PLAN

straightforward navigation.

circulation

gym

terrace

Project 2A: Design Concept P O R T

D I C K S O N

C O M M U N I T Y

S W I M M I N G

NARRATIVE

C E N T R E

CONCEPT / GRID + LINEAR ORGANISATION

Its scenic beaches, the memories of Pork Dickson is being washed over by the most beautiful waves and is left with only

Cubes

an immersion of its history in the sand. The rising emigration

point is formed through the use

of residents due to vocational nature of this town has stunted

of

the growth of relationships amongst the locals and left the

as a generic starting

grids.

Hence, the

development of a grid

future of the town uncertain. Once a cherished port town, the

organisation. Furthermore,

present famed vacation hotspot has now become a revolving

varies sizes and length of door.

cubes were then explored through the concept of

Therefore, the Port Dickson Community Swimming Centre is

negative/positive spaces,

where the locals of Port Dickson gather for group activities,

intersection, hierarchy of

social support, public information, and other purposes. The Port Dickson Swimming Community

provides the opportunity

levels

for the locals to be involved in a wide range of learning, social and physical activities.

purpose

Swimming Centre is to

spatial

forms, manipulating

Furthermore, with core focus

organisations

on individual and community involvement and well being.

In addition, the

to be able to generate

and

creating

spaces.

of the Port Dickson Community

promote personal health, wellness

as well as active living in a safe and inclusive environment

thereby

reducing reliance on healthcare

other costly social services

and

contributes to higher

levels of self-esteem and self-worth. positive atmosphere will become

and

By creating a

(1) OVERARCHING DESIGN THEME

like so, these facilities for the locals

essential for personal healing.

Last but not Aesthetic Appeal

least, the Port Dickson Community Swimming Centre will

succour to sustain the environment open spaces

through

and natural areas such as the

protecting

Eco-friendly (Mangrove)

mangrove trees

Angled modern pitted roof

to provide a pleasing environment for the locals to enjoy the enchanting, unique experience of seeking the Happiness of Mother Earth.

(2) RENEWABLE MATERIALS Leaving

minimal impacts on the

environment.

DEMOGRAPHICS

Insulating photovoltaic system (Solar system)

Foreigner s 11%

Local s 23%

0 %

Other s 14%

0 %

India n 5% Chines e 6%

ORIGIN

(3) SUSTAINABLE STRATEGY Implementing

RACE

system from the rooftop The CSC can still

Visitor s 66%

independently Mala y 75%

in the case of

Student s 5%

Bu s 5%

USER GROUP Frien d 32.7 %

Famil y 54.5%

Walkin g 9%

Motorcyl e 31%

for a period of time

external water and promote efficiency

and health

0 %

MODE OF TRANSPORT

operate

power outages.

To be able to

Fisherme n 7.9%

rainwater collection

(3) SECTIONAL MIGRATION AND Car 55 %

MICROCLIMATES Roof gardens

provide additional

shading for roof surfaces and a breakout space for evening use.

Trees and garden plantings

reduce

solar heat gain & provide a The existing site provides adequate spaces for tourists to carry out recreational activities but they are irrelevant to the local culture, thus

receiving poor response from the locals

variety of shaded exterior courts and rooftops.

due to lack of

interest. Though Port Dickson became one of the most popular spots for tourists to visit had somehow cause the

for the locals,

where the

lost of intimacy of space

sense of belonging is fading.

(4) IMPLEMENTING MORE OPEN SPACES Less restrictive walls, more windows allowing more natural interior movement flow, lighting and ventilation into spaces.

Design Concept P O R T

D I C K S O N

C O M M U N I T Y

S W I M M I N G

C E N T R E

CUBES AS A GENERIC STARTING POINT IS FORMED THROUGH THE USE OF GRIDS

GEOMETRY

ADDITIVE & SUBTRACTIVE

UNIT TO A WHOLE

REPETITIVE & UNIQUE

GRID ORGANISATION LINEAR CIRCULATION CIRCULATION

Communal and social spaces

Economic sustainable spaces and changing facilities

NORTH EASTERN PREVAILING WIND

Circulation spaces and extra bonues space

SUNRISE

CAMPING

MID DAY

SOUTH WESTERN PREVAILING WIND

SUNSET

FOOD STALLS

WALKING/SIGHTSEEING

FISHING

O U T D O O R ( N O T

S P A C E S

C A L C U L A T E D

A S

P A R T

O F

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Concept 1 L I N E A R

O R G A N I S A T I O N

SUN DECK

EXERCISE CIRCUIT

(1) GEOMETRY

(2) FILLING NEGATIVE SPACES WITH MORE GEOMETRY

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ECO MANGROVE

LAP POOL

PLASTFORM

(3) GEOMETRY INTO SITE CONTEXT

Concept 2 R A D I A L

O R G A N I S A T I O N

EXERCISE CIRCUIT

(1) INFINITY SYMBOL LEISURE POOL

Both a circumstantial resultant of the programmatic layout AÂ representation of the idea that a

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community can only thrive once a

sense of continuity and renewal has been established

SUN DECK

(2) REPETITION OF THE INFINITY SYMBOL

LAP POOL

ECO MANGROVE PLASTFORM

(3) CONCEPTUAL INTO SITE CONTEXT Taken from the conceptual into the site context Reworked, reorganised to fit into the landscape and to incorporate the existing form of the building on the site.

GARDEN LIBRARY