Community Receptor

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COMMUNITY RECEPTOR HUSTLE HUB COMPETITION 2019

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LIVING AFFINITY The housing complex is based on a square and replicable grid matrix.

Distributed throughout the residential, commercial space and the community landscape, the grid unit of 12m x 12m acts as a core of replication. In order to expand and adapt, residences can ‘attach’ to or ‘acquire’ another square units. Paired with long-term and temporary rental units, it offers immigrants and young people the work-in-progress choices of ownership before their settlement in Moscow.

Playground

Based on a ‘’City within a city’’ concept, our Hustle Hub complex offers various social activities for the residents, locals, and visitors. The domestic amenities give the residents the possibilities to share domestic work and tasks with the community, while also offering them work opportunities close to home. Meanwhile, pop-up shops and markets allow people to easily and quickly set-up and adapt their business on a short and long-term period.

The residents celebrate the social and cultural harmony due to the consistent cross-building circulation which flows the living and sharing spirits around the city and worldwide to one urban intersection with its historical depth as a hustle working-living industrial area.

SQUARE GRID AND UNIT

FOOTPRING ON SITE

Parking

Cluster garden

CUT OUT

Market

12m

12m

Market

Cafe’s terrace

Cluster garden

Square grid and unit

HOUSING UNIT

Communal space

PUBLIC SPACE

Massing cut-out

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SPACES GRADATION

Cafe’s terrace Market

Private space

Private space

Terrace Communal space

Communal space

Park

Cluster garden

Parking

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N

Private space

Footprint on site

Terrace

SITE PLAN & CONTEXT

Daycare playground

SITE PLAN

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MASSING: RECTANGULAR BLOCKS

PROGRAM: PUBLIC AND PRIVAT SPACES

MASSING: RECTANGULAR BLOCKS

PROGRAM: PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SPACES

GARDEN: SHARED SPACES BETWEEN RESIDENTS GARDEN: SHARED SPACES BETWEEN RESIDENTS

VERTICAL CIRCULATION AND ELEVATED WALKWAYS VERTICAL CIRCULATION AND ELEVATED WALKWAYS

Housing

8 stories 3 stories

Pop-up shops Cafe 2 stories

3 stories

Cafe, daycare & collective kitchen

Housing Offices

CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

SECTION

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BUILDING A

The housing unit is attached to a larger space, which opens up to the cluster garden. Large windows and garage doors provide the opportunity to open the private space to the garden and the outdoors. The connectivity of the cluster gardens provides the unimpeded social and cultural exchange for the residents. This space can be easily rearranged for community meetings, workshops, kid’s birthday parties, and events. This space acts as a buffer and a transition from the private space of the home, to the public space of the complex.

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9 1

8

9

8

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

BUILDING D

1

1

1

1

1 BUILDING B

7

7

7 4

7

Bedroom

1

1

At the center of the complex, the middle building (Building B) is dedicated to public amenities and spaces such as daycare, cafe, collective kitchen, popups shop and offices on the second floor.

Building A, B, and C are mixed residential and commercial. Spaces on the ground floor are dedicated to offices, stores, and cafes. Each of them faced the center of the complex, animated by public activities.

Bedroom

9

7

5

1

2

6

1

10

1

7

8

8

1

8

8

1

Bedroom 4 3

SQUARE GRID AND UNIT 2

1

Kitchen

FOOTPRING ON SITE

1

3

CUT OUT

1

12m

12m

1

Living room

1 9

1

9

9

1 9

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1

1

1

9

9

BUILDING C

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN (TYPICAL)

CLOSE-UP: UNIT FLOOR PLAN Housing unit HOUSING UNIT

One housing unit includes at least 3 bedrooms, each of them with their own en-suite bathroom and small kitchenette. It gives the residents the opportunity to cook small meals in their private area. Multiple bedrooms have communicating doors, which is convenient for families.

The private space of the bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette are supplemented by the larger communal space. The larger communal space of the housing unit includes a larger kitchen, a living room, storage and plenty of space to gather with roommates, neighbors, and friends.

Private space

Communal space

Private space

Communal space

PUBLICspace SPACE Public

Private and public spaces gradation

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SPACES GRADATION

Private space

Communal space

CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

Floor plans legend 1: 2: 3: 4:

Apartments Cluster garden Offices Cafe

5: Daycare 6: Collective kitchen 7: Pop-up shops 8: Offices 9: Stores 10: Atrium

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PERSPECTIVE: OUTDOOR SPACES POP-UP SHOP AND TERRACES

PERSPECTIVE: OUTDOOR PUBLIC SPACES

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Parking space Cluster garden

Entrance

Future additional apartment Awaiting framing system

Long-term residency

Elevator and stairs

Cluster garden

Elevator and stairs

Parking space Pop-up shops and amenities

Short-term resiency

Covered bridges (walkways)

Entrance

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

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PERSPECTIVE: OUTDOOR SPACES COVERED BRIDGES

PERSPECTIVE: OUTDOOR SPACES