Adaptive Reuse by Dina Kaganer

SP DE Unearth Your Potential

INTRODUCTION

SITE ANALYSIS

CONCEPT

RESTAURANT

LIBRARY

RESIDENCE

Introduction adaptive reuse project overview

Adaptive Reuse Adaptive reuse is a design tool that can help preserve a communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history and allow the residents to maintain a link to the past. It can strengthen the community as a whole through the juxtaposition of the old with the new. This form of design also plays a significant role in environmental sustainability. As the population size continuously keeps growing there becomes more pressure to build residential housing, commercial buildings, etc; there is more urban sprawl with every day. By choosing to forgo new high rise buildings and instead preserve the old buildings, we can begin to renovate them for a new use; this will ultimately lead to a reduction in energy consumption and harmful impacts that come from major construction. Adaptive reuse can help preserve the planet, the communities, and the history that lies behind these communities. 10

Project Overview Rochester is currently centered on redeveloping old buildings rather than starting new construction. This undertaking is an opportunity to

One of the historical sites that is being planned for

highlight Rochesterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich history while still developing new and modern

redevelopment is the Beech Nut Building, located in the

areas. The city was one of the first boom-towns with an abundance of

Beechwood neighbourhood. The goal of this project is to restore

different industries and prominent figures such as Frederick Douglass,

the building and its historical significance while providing a new

Susan B, Anthony, Emma Goldman, George Eastman.

function that will positively impact the local neighbourhood.

Site city of rochester beech nut site community playscape historic precedent

City of Rochester Rochester is one of the largest cities in upstate New York and it is located on Lake Ontario. Downtown Rochester is considered the hub of the city. Companies, such as Kodak and Xerox, are located in that area, along with restaurants, pubs, stores,

UPPER FALLS

NORTH MARKETVIEW HEIGHTS SOUTH MARKETVIEW HEIGHTS

BEECHWOOD

schools , and other entertainment attractions. A majority of the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s utilities are located in that area. Surrounding downtown Rochester are other neighbourhoods such as North Market

CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT

Heights, Upper Falls, East Avenue, and Beechwood, which is where Beech Nut Co used to be located. 14

EAST AVENUE

The city is considered an unsafe; there are a lot of burglaries, thefts, and property crimes. In

In addition, there is a large gap between the rich and the poor of Rochester; 40% of

terms of social and cultural life, it is lacking. During the day, downtown Rochester is active

the city is in poverty. This gap negatively influences the growing gap in the education

but starting in the evening it becomes a lot emptier. One of the reasons for this is because

system. Many of the private schools in the city are too expensive for families to afford.

it is unsafe, but also there are few restaurants and events to go. There are attractions more

While there are a good amount of public schools to attend, the quality in education

south but it is too expensive, especially for young professionals. While there may be some

is not the same as the private schools. That is why more educational services must be

attractions during the day, such as the different museums or the Blue Cross area, there is no

offered to residents of Rochester.

night life in Rochester. This social gap is an issue that needs to be addressed.

Many of these houses, built between 1900-1930, have classic architectural elements like American gumwood trim and stained glass windows. BeechBeech Nut Site wood was named for the famous Beech-Nut baby food and chewing gum company located on East Our site, the old historic Beech Nut building, is located on 1237 E Main street. In proximity to the building Main Street. are various small shops such as Tom & Paulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tire Trax and Auto Zone, a grocery market called King City,

and a community center with Rochester Greenovation Inc located within the building Even though there are a few amenities in proximity to the site, beechwood neighbourhood lacks some necessary facilities. In addition, there is a large residential zone that starts across the street from the site. Overall, E Main street is considered to be a fairly empty since no one has invested in the street and its surroundings.

aports.

mble the buildings of today are Roman horrea. These round floor and overhanging roof to keep the walls e grain, but other consumables such as olive oil, wine,

uses evolved and became more specialized. Always a dapted to mechanization, technological innovation and

East Facade of the Building

Perspective of the Building

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Community Playscape The Beech Nut Site has a large outdoor open area that is currently empty; it is a wonderful opportunity to reinvigorate the site by bringing landscaping and greening strategies into the design. This initiative will bring life to E. Main Street and will hopefully spur investment opportunities; it could even bring awareness to sustainable education. The concrete ground allows parking to be added near the site which is a necessity for the functions within the building. The parking is separated from the public area with planter boxes that are open for community members to use for growing vegetables, perennials, or anything else they might want; in addition these boxes are accessible for people in wheelchairs or any other mobility impairments. The main landscaping initiative is providing greater greenery and shrubs for the separation between the building, the pedestrians, and the road. By adding planters on the sidewalk, pedestrians might feel more welcome and safe.

LEED: Location and Transporation Once you enter the site through the pedestrian entrance there is a large outdoor space

Bike racks will be provided on site to reduce parking footprint. Shower rooms

with a multitude of furniture types. This outdoor space not only draws people into the

and more bike storage can be found in the basement of the building. In

building but it mainly brings community members together.

addition, the building provides diverse functions for the neighbourhood.

Historic Precedent Casement Windows The window openings of the Beech Nut Co Building are incredibly character

horizontal sweeps right above the brick work and above the

defining of the overall site. The window openings vary in placement and

sweeps were the large openings. The openings highlight the

size even though there is a repetitive structural grid; this creates a unique

materiality of the building as well as the linear elements. The

comparison of symmetry and asymmetry. Every elevation of the building

brick work pops out more and you see the contrast between

has a different type of fenestration. We can tell that there used to be smaller

the brick work, the concrete grid, and the openings.

Steel windows are a quality that will be translated to the adaptive reuse of the Beech Nut Building. The proposed design will maximize window openings for air circulation as well as daylighting. In addition, restoring the steel windows will contribute to the industrial aesthetic of the interior space and add character to the exterior of the building, as well as the overall site. Throughout the spaces there will be traces of the characteristics that steel casement windows provide: transparency and rustic industrialism. Similar materials and the grid-like frame will be apparent in the space and the program through the FF&E and material selection. There will be specific viewing points throughout the space, highlighting the different functions of program.

Concept filling the gap program spade branding

Filling the Gap SULLY BRANCH LIBRARY

Our site analysis revealed that Rochester could improve in the educational and social resources provided. This map highlights the approximate

DESIGNERS LIBRARY

locations of various cafés and the main libraries in SIBLEY MUSIC LIBRARY

order to highlight the lack of amenities, both social and educational, specifically near Beech Nut’s site.

CENTRAL LIBRARY OF ROCHESTER

The redevelopment of Beech Nut building will help mitigate this problem and will hopefully bring more Rochester members to E Main Street. 24

Libraries

Cafés

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In response to Rochester’s need, the Beech Nut Co

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DANCE/ ART STUDIO ROOFTOP TERRACE

building will be redeveloped into a community

4TH FLOOR

gathering place. Local members will be able to come to the site to enjoy a nice meal at the restaurant or to use the computer at the library or even to meet one

RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS

of their friends who lives in the building.

3RD FLOOR

Restaurant: • • • • • •

Bar Performance Stage Vertical Garden Dining Area Teaching Kitchen - culinary classes Back of House

PRIVATE ROOMS

SEMINAR WORKPLACE 1-2 PERSON ROOMS 4-6 PERSON ROOMS

LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR

READING LOUNGE STACKS SMALL & MEDIUM MEETING ROOMS

COMPUTER AREA

Library: • • • • •

Reading Lounge Rentable Meeting Rooms Computer area Seminar Room Makerspace

ENTRANCE

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RESTAURANT

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LEARNING KITCHEN KITCHEN REFRIGERATOR ROOM LOADING/UNLOADING DOCK RESTROOMS

1ST FLOOR

Residence • Loft Apartments • Community Garden • Dance and Art Studio • Rooftop Patio

DINING AREA STAGE BAR RESTROOMS

EMPLOYEE AREA

PRIVATE OFFICE EMPLOYEE LOUNGE KITCHENETTE PHONE ROOM RESTROOMS & SHOWERS

BACK OF HOUSE BASEMENT

COLD STORAGE DRY STORAGE WINE CELLAR EQUIPMENT STORAGE

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A community gathering place that functions as a social and educational hub and is centered on creating an inclusive and transparent environment where ideas and information are freely exchanged. The space embodies the essence of health and wellness to foster oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s personal development as well as promote a sense of community. This duality of educational and social programs will create an informal balance that will allow users to move through the building in constant exploration of the space and themselves.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Unearthâ&#x20AC;? The concept unearth stems from the idea of discovery and exploration. With every visit, community members will have the opportunity to come across something new in the building and take advantage of the resources offered.

SPADE

Branding The brand highlights the fenestration of the building and alludes to the idea of discovery. Within the building itself there are sub-brands for the individual functions: restaurant, library, and residential lofts. Various merchandise and natural items will be sold on the first floor

SPADE

of the building to enhance the user experience and draw people in and discover more about the opportunities within the building.

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Restaurant blocking diagrams floor plan & featured areas furniture, finishes & equipment reflected ceiling plan lighting selection millwork drawings elevations & perspectives

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Culinary classes can bring community members together and educate them on healthy eating

Community members will come together to hear local bands play, participate in poetry slams, and enjoy the food of Spade.

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The tower will be utilized for vertical farming. Everything grown will be used in the restaurant.

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12" = 1'-0"

PREP & DEMO STATION DETAIL SCALE: 12” = 1’-0”

Lighting on the perimeter of the window to highlight the bar area and attract passer byers to look in. Tinted glass on the top half of the casement window to obscure views from the outdoors provide intriguing lighting effects.

Transparent glass on the bottom to allow users to look out onto their neighborhood.

ELEVATION A: RESTAURANT BAR SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”

Library blocking diagrams floor plan & featured areas furniture, finishes & equipment elevations & perspectives

THIRD FLOOR

MEETING RMS

STACKS

Exit Points

Primary Circulation

THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

CAD LAB

READING LOUNGE

SECOND FLOOR

STUDY ROOMS

RESTROOMS COMPUTER AREA Primary Circulation STAIRS

STAIRS

Primary Circulation

Secondary Circulation

Exit Points

Primary Circulation Secondary Circulation

SEMINAR RM

STUDY LOUNGE

Exit Points

MAKERSPACE

ELEVATORS

ELEVATOR

TRASH & RECYCLING

Egress Exit

Primary Circulation

Secondary Entrance

Secondary Circulation

Exit Points

xit Points

Primary Entrance

econdary Circulation

VERTI CROP

rimary Circulation

Exit Points

MEETING RM

STACKS

STUDY RM

CAD LAB

STUDY RM

READING LOUNGE

SEMINAR RM STUDY RM

STUDY RM

PRINTERS COMPUTER AREA

MEETING RM MAKERSPACE

STUDY LOUNGE

CUSTODIAN CLOSET

TRASH & RECYCLING

VERTI CROP

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 45

FIRST FLOOR: LIBRARY CAFE 46

Color Inspiration

Dropped ceiling to help promote a more private reading experience

Reading nook with banquette seating Modular lounge furniture helps create a living room style withing the private area of the library.

ELEVATION B: READING LOUNGE SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”

Lounge area where community members can read together, work together and collaborate if needed.

Library security desk

Private study rooms that can be reserved for tutoring or any other educational activity.

LIBRARY LOUNGE

LIBRARY CAFE

Library cafe is meant to serve as a subsection of the library as well as a nice pedestrian entrance into the building.

Can look in and watch the vertical farming process

Coffee and small selection of pastries are sold

Residence blocking diagrams floor plan & featured areas

APARTMENT

STAIRS

LAUNDRY RM

APARTMENT

Exit Points

Primary Circulation APARTMENT

Primary Circulation

Primary Circulation Exit Points

APARTMENT

STAIRS Secondary Circulation Exit Points

ELEVATOR

ELEVATORS

Primary Entrance

Primary Circulation

Secondary Entrance

Secondary Circulation

VERTI CROP

APARTMENT

FOURTH FLOOR

TRASH & RECYCLING

Egress Exit Exit Points

Exit Points

APARTMENT

Primary Circulation

Secondary Circulation

THIRD FLOOR

Secondary Circulation

FOURTH FLOOR Primary Circulation

THIRD FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

One bedroom apartment that is accessible to someone who may have mobility impairments

APARTMENT 528 SQFT

APARTMENT 924 SQFT

APARTMENT 517 SQFT

APARTMENT 550SQFT

APARTMENT 446 SQFT CUSTODIAN CLOSET

TRASH & RECYCLING

Typical lofted apartment. The bedroom is located above bathroom.

THIRD FLOOR PLAN 55

SECOND FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

Exit Points

STAIRS Primary Circulation Secondary Circulation Exit Points

ELEVATOR

Primary Entrance

Primary Circulation

Secondary Entrance

Secondary Circulation

TRASH & RECYCLING

Egress Exit Exit Points

Exit Points

COMMUNITY GARDEN

DANCE/ART STUDIO

Secondary Circulation

Primary Circulation

FOURTH FLOOR

ROOFTOP PATIO

COMMUNITY GARDEN

CUSTODIAN CLOSET

DANCE/ART STUDIO

studio were dance classes, yoga sessions, art classes and any other activities can take place. Paid classes where residents get a discount.

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 57

UP UP

LEED

Second Floor

First Floor

Energy star appliances will be used where necessary Water efficient water closets are installed Awareness will be made about the sustainability of the building. Small places will be displayed throughout especially in the first floor entrance corridor.

Daylighting is maximized throughout the space by taking advantage of existing fenestration. Proper acoustics will be provided. Sustainable materials are used throughout the space and infographics will be presented throughout to educate the users.

ROOF

DN ROOF

ROOF

Third Floor

Fourth Floor