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MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
• What are the positive and negative impacts of architectural interventions? • Do all architectural interventions have control over human behavior?
• All architectural intervention is defined as hybrid that is at once object, landscape and infrastructure, an architectural intervention that simultaneously meets three conditions: It is a physical intervention that, as a result of a project, proposes an architectural space generated on the basis of human intervention. • Element that disrupts the flow of a certain movement.
HAWKER STALL
BUS STOP
GUARD RAIL
TRAFFIC
CROSS ROAD
MONORAIL
• Urban planning • Space/Place • Social/ Gentrification • Movement
• Analyzing the site with and without interventions
Private Semi- private Public
• However, not all architectural interventions causes negative impacts.
• In previous examples, architectural interventions do have control over human behavior. • But some cases, architectural interventions can lose its power over human behavior.
• Anything can be an intervention. • Urban planning provides a platform for architectural interventions to occur. • Hence, urban planning and architectural interventions should work together to retain its power.
PRECEDENT STUDY : URBAN INFILL : COMMUNITY CENTRE : LIBRARY
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
URBAN INFILL BUDA ART CENTRE / 51N4E
ENGAGE THE PUBLIC
SITE PLAN
LEGEND
LEGEND
INTERVENTION
MAIN CIRCULALTION
INFILL
SECONDARY CIRCULATION
SURROUNDING BUILDINGS PUBLIC
HOW?
1. INTERVENTION DRAWS COMMUNITY INTO BUILDING
2. CLEAR VISUAL ACCESS POINTS INTO BUILDING
IMPACT
1. REDEFINE PUBLIC SPACES CAUSE MULTIPLE CIRCULATION FLOWS
2. INCREASE PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT INTO BUILDING
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
URBAN INFILL BUDA ART CENTRE / 51N4E
ADAPT TO LIMITATION OF SITE HOW? SKYLIGHT AND OPENINGS AT EVERY SIDE OF ATRIUM TO LIGHT THE BUILDING
WEST EAST
IMPACT GET OPTIMUM SUNLIGHT DURING THE DAY
LEGEND SUN
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
URBAN INFILL ISMAEL 312 APART HOTEL / ESTUDIO LARRAIN
DRAW RELATIONSHIP WITH FRONT AND REAR STREETS BUILDING SECTION
HOW? TRANSPARENT BASE OF GLASS ENTRANCE MAKES BUILDING APPEARS TO FLOAT FROM GROUND IMPACT 1. EXPAND PUBLIC SPACES 2. LINK BOTH STREETS VISUALLY AND FUNCTIONALLY
LEGEND GLASS DOOR
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
CIRCULATION
STREET
STREET
URBAN INFILL ISMAEL 312 APART HOTEL / ESTUDIO LARRAIN
SEPARATE YET REMAIN CONNECTION TO SURROUNDING THROUGH FACADE FRONT ELEVATION
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
LEGEND FAÇADE
HOW? 1. FUNCTIONAL FAÇADE ACTS AS SHADING AND SEPARATE PRIVATE SPACES FROM PUBLIC 2. THE GLASS PANEL ALLOW VISUAL CONNECTION TO SURROUNDING MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
VISUAL CONTINUITY
IMPACT ACHIEVE PRIVACY WHILE REMAIN VISUAL CONTINUITY TO SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY CENTRE ROSA F. KELLER LIBRARY & COMMUNITY CENTRE / ESKEW+DUMEZ+RIPPLE
BRING COMMUNITY TOGETHER
HOW? COURTYARD CREATES A PUBLIC HUB AROUND THE AREAS MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
NEW ORLEANS, LA SITE PLAN
COMMUNITY CENTRE TOWADA CITY PLAZA COMMUNITY / KENGO KUMA & ASSOCIATES
TOWADA, JAPAN
INTERACTIVE SPACES SECTION
HOW? UNEVEN FLOOR AND ROOF PLAYING WITH LEVELING CREATES ENGAGING AND INTERACTIVE SPACES FOR CHILDREN MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
FLOOR PLAN
COMMUNITY CENTRE MOORSEL COMMUNITY CENTRE / DE KORT VAN SCHAIK VAN NOTEN
MOORSEL, BELGIUM
INTEGRATE OLD AND NEW
SECTION
SITE PLAN
HOW? SHARE VIEWS WITH THE CHURCH AND OPEN PATHWAYS INTO THE PRIVATE LAND FOR THE COMMUNITY MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
COMMUNITY CENTRE GLENAGLES COMMUNITY CENTRE / PATKAU ARCHITECTS
WEST VANCOUVER, CANADA
INTERACTIVE VERTICAL ZONING SECTION
HOW? GLASS WALL IS USED TO CREATE A SIMULTANEOUS VIEW OF DIFFERENT PROGRAMMES, ACTIVATES AND ENERGIZES THE COMMUNITY CENTRE MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
LIBRARY PECKHAM LIBRARY / ALSOP & STORMER
REGENERATES COMMUNITY
SECTION
ISSUE 1. HIGH CRIME RATES 2. BAD IMPRESSION ON THE NEIGHBOURHOOD BACKGROUND DIVERSE COMMUNITY (36% AFRICAN, 26% BRITISH, 15 CARIBBEAN & 23% OTHERS)
MEETING ROOM
CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
LEARNING CENTRE
HOW? AFRICAN-CARIBBEAN CENTRE AND COMMUNITY ADVICE CENTRE WERE ESTABLISHED TO CATER FOR THE COMMUNITY
MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
OFFICE
COMMUNITY ADVICE CENTRE
AFRICAN-CARIBEAN LITERATURE CENTRE
ACTUAL LIBRARY
LIBRARY PECKHAM LIBRARY / ALSOP & STORMER
INDUCE INTERACTION BETWEEN COMMUNITY THIRD FLOOR PLAN
SECTION
CHILDREN’S LIBRARY & READING AREA
HOW? SCATTERED RACK ARRANGEMENT INDUCES INTERACTION BETWEEN DIVERSE COMMUNITY MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
LIBRARY OAK FOREST COMMUNITY LIBRARY / JAMES RAY ARCHITECTS
RECONNECTS NEIGHBOURHOOD
SITE PLAN RESIDENTIAL
LEGEND NEW ENTRANCE OLD & EXISTING ENTRANCE
RETAIL SHOPPING
OLD PLAN EXTENSION
BUSINESS
HOW? NEW ENTRANCE FACES LARGER COMMUNITY BRINGS MORE PEOPLE INTO LIBRARY MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
OAK FOREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LIBRARY OAK FOREST COMMUNITY LIBRARY / JAMES RAY ARCHITECTS
SPATIAL ORGANISATION
SITE PLAN
Teen
RETAIL SHOPPING
LEGEND
NEW COURTYARD
Children Adult
NEW ENTRANCE OLD & EXISTING ENTRANCE
OLD PLAN
BANK OLD ENTRANCE
EXTENSION
HOW? EACH AGE GROUP HAS A SPACE FOR THEIR ACTIVITIES AND NEW COURTYARD FORMS CONTINUITY WITH THE NEIGHBOURING CONTEXT MR. CHERNG YIH’S GROUP
COURTYARD OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL