Analysis

P1 project

vertical GARDEN outdoor upSide down GReen columns

boxy INterior spaces 120,000sqft

elevated outdoor PLatform

80,000sqft

grand OVerhang over entire site

underneath PArking

grand STairs to platform 180’width

welcoming PLaza

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

BUILDING ANALYTIQUE

PEREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI

“ M i a m i i s a g r e a t p l a c e w i t h a u n i q u e c l i m a t e a n d u n i q u e v e g e t a ti o n t h a t h a s n ’ t b e e n e x p l o i t e d ” J a q u e s H e r z o g

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t he PROJEC T

PROJECT NAME

F l oor P L AN S

+ ST R UC T UR E CONNEC TING THE DOTS,, Vs . CO NV E NT IO NA L G R I D ORDER!!

P1 project

L3

PEREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI renamed in honor to Jorge M. Perez the donor of $ 35 million

PROJECT LOCATION MIAMI, FLORIDA “breath taking site overlooking Biscayne Bay” New YOrk Times

L2

PROJECT ARCHITECT HERZOG & DE MEURON ARCHITEKTEN SWISS ARCHITECTURE FIRM 2001 PRITZKER PRIZE “one of the most admirable architecture firms in the world” New YOrk Times

PROJECT PRICE

L1

ESTIMATED COST $220 MILLION FUNDING: $100 MILLION MIAMI DADE VOTERS (CITY) $85 MILLION PRIVATE DONORS $35 MILLION JORGE M. PEREZ

PROJECT TYPE CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM 3-STORY CULTURAL HUB,, GL

note: st ruct ure at first gl ance.

note: col umns not on gri d are non- beari ng for v ertical garden

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bui lding

CIRCULATION

P RO GR AM AR EAS

L EA SEA N L E SPACE

= E FFICIE N CY Rati o

h Um a n IMP RES S IO N

P1 project

44%

COM M ON AREAS

co mm o n area + s er vi c e c i rcul ati o n

22,902 sqft

e d u cati o n a l

4 5 , 3 7 5 s q ft gL= gro und l evel c irc ulation a. 1,307 sqft b. 1,241 sqft ser v ic e 29,100 sqft parking 152,444 sqft l 1= level o ne

co mm o n area + s er vi c e c i rcul ati o n

4 0 , 7 0 6 s q ft

ga lle r ie s + exh ib iti o n roo m

8 1 , 0 8 5 s q ft

ser v ic e restroom s m ec hanical c irc ulation outd oor com m on 146,118 sqft prog ram cafe/sho p aud itorium 55,744 sqft l 2= level t wo

co mm o n area + s er vi ce ci rcul ati o n

1 4 6 , 1 1 8 s q ft

e nt r y h a lls + a u d ito r iu m + s h o p + cafe

h U ge op en sp a c es ! !

5 5 , 7 4 4 s q ft

ser v ic e restroom s m ec hanical sto rage c irc ulation 40,706 sqft prog ram galler y spac es exh ibiton roo m 81,085 sqft l 3= level t hree ser v ic e restroom s staff offi c e c irc ulation 22,902 sqft

co mm o n area ci rcul ati o n

3 0 , 6 0 0 s q ft

p a r k in g

prog ram edu cation 45,375 sqft

1 5 2 , 4 4 4 s q ft

+ Bringing THe Park into the building the building proposal has potential in the idea of integrating the adjacent park to the building, due to the implemented strategy on the buidling design. The vertical green garden not only nourishes its visitors with greeny, but it also acts as a sustainable factor that helps in lowering the intense heat of south florida tropical climate. nice move! + The building FITS the overall design strategy is appropiate for the region’s climate and clientele. the design offers an elevated platform that responds to sea level rise and promotes adequate ventilation. the grand canopy acts as an efficient sun dismantler. the loosely cubical interior spcaes in between generates a sense of lightness and comfort. also the program is highly flexible. the building has a tropical essence with a modern touch and sophistication of miami’s lifestyle. it was well thought out!

- let’s get REAL at some point we are being bought with pretty pictures. the green beautiful playful lawn that is full of people, like us, doesn’t have a single shading tree! not even a tree. that is false, people that are familiar with south florida’s imponent sun and warm tropical climate admits that it is not comfortable and almost painful to be expose . the grand canopy that generates shade and ventilation is perforated. in the event of a rainy day, which are frequent in the wet season, it fails to protect its occupants. the building has TOO MUCH common areas. at the end of the day it seems as a big vague open space with pretty upside down trees. where is the program? it feels as if the project site is too big for the program or the program is too small. what happened with parking? parking could be a major turnoff for possible visitors, due to the minimum amount on site. things to be revised !

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