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Šv. Stepono 18, LT-011 38 Vilnius 00 370 670 14 119 www.doarchitects.lt Architects: Gilma Teodora Gylytė Ignas Uogintas Ieva Marija Malinauskaitė Marija Steponavičiūtė Edvinas Skiestenis 2014
DO ARCHITECTS works with successful and innovative clients. Together we achieve significant and lasting transformations of cities, houses and landscapes. We create architecture that attracts attention, makes influence and determines success. sc PANORAMA PUBLIC SPACE CONCEPT
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Visualization 10 Plan 12 Ground floor 12 First floor 14 16 Layout guidelines Islands 18 A type 18 B type 20 C type 22 Visualization 24 Elements 26 Cloud 26 Lighting 27 Smell 28 Integrated socket 29 Plants 30 Signage and wayfinding 32
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Concept Garden grow The heart of PANORAMA is a garden terrace. It is essential to strengthen the main concept in the whole public space layout of PANORAMA leisure center. Therefore we propose to continue the garden into the halls and balconies so it would feel like the cutouts of the main PANORAMA garden terrace.
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design principle singularity The main visual importance should be on the shop showcases. The rest of the space should be neutral and continuous. Our design principle is to create a series of garden islands that would be unified in shape and materiality. Calm lights, materials and even adjusted micro-climate would create pleasant and appealing resting spots. To clean the spaces of Panorama activities should be grouped onto the islands rather than scattered.
unity of shapes
calm and blended materials
local light
pleasant microclimate
grouped elements
straightforward signage
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people invite other people created opportunities for people to be visible and see the others, it works as a magnet for people to gather
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Plan ground floor Islands 8 Type A 2 Type B 2 Type C 4 Signage near escalators 4 Signage with map 3
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Plan first floor Islands 10 Type A 4 Type B 5 Type C 1 Signage with map 3
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layout guidelines
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All objects should have space around them. Minimum distance from the barrier (wall, railing, partition, ect.) should be 80cm.
The smallest island should place minimum two people from both sides. Average island width should be not less than 80cm.
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The size of the plant should be carefully checked with the surrounding signages in main perspectives. Distance between top of the plant and signage should be not less than 60cm.
Linear seating should have dense planted gaps in order to make people feel comfortable and safe. Maximum distance between gaps should be 2m or four seating places.
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islands type a 1 Movable bench 2 Movable bench/ planter 3 Movable bench/ local lighting Long lasting materials ( wood, plastic, aluminum, slim concrete). Furniture covered with unified material (same as in the panorama garden terrace). it might be sintetic grass, rubber, tiles. Lamps might be out of iron tubes with integrated led lights. *anti-vandal design
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islands type b Low height island (free of kiosk zones). Vertical elements should be carefully checked on site. 1 Platform covered with “grass: (same material as in the Panorama garden terrace). It might be sintetic grass, rubber or tiles 2 Lamps out of painted metal tubes and integrated led lights 3 White painted easels with changeable exhibitions *anti-vandal design
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islands type C 1 Movable stairs that might be useful for temporary stage events 2 Lamps out of painted metal tubes and integrated led lights 3 Holes for plants. Size and type of plant depends on location *anti-vandal design
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neutral monumentality Neutral and at the same time central island gathers people
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Elements thundercloud
RICHARD CLARKSON
lighting
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Recessed plants illumination lights them from the bottom and emphasizes beauty of the plant.
Local light creates cosy atmosphere of an island and makes it comfortable to read.
Thundercloud moves to different Panorama places and thunders. Small attraction for people.
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spread the Smell
smell of the spring Spreads from the bottom of the plants and makes wonderfull memories to come. Different smells like blooming flowers, stormy ocean or wild mushrooms make different memories.
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plant types
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medium
LARGE
Plant types must be selected when carefully checked with surrounding context.
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signage AND WAYFINDING a Main panorama map b Wayfinding signage located near escalators c Suspended wayfinding signage the form of the signages should be rectangular, bold and simple. Frame could be made of anodized dark metal. interior of the signage could be made of milky organic glass. illumination Front sides made from organic glass are lit with led or flour ascent warm white light. information Big colorful maps - type A. Map diagram and listed stores - type B. Important way finding links - type C.
signage AND WAYFINDING
A Main panorama map
B Wayfinding signage located near escalators
C Suspended wayfinding signage
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