Creating an interactive Formula One Museum, showcasing Formula One pedigree from the very beginning. Formula One racing is considered one of the top five most popular spectator sports in the world. Popularity is not as high in the united states, but is consistently increasing. energy. consumption is an ongoing issue, Formula One has made it mandatory to limit the amount of fuel used in their race cars during a race. The racing teams had to develop innovative ways to achieve this goal. Utilizing the same principles in my building and by capitalizing on “free� energy will greatly reduce the carbon footprint and creates an environmentally responsive and respectful facility.
INTRODUCTION Student: Matt Burns Advisor: Don Jones St. Petersburg Formula One Museum
This city was chosen because every year the city of St. Petersburg quadrants off streets and hosts a Indy Car Grand Prix event. Besides having great views of The Tampa Bay, this site was selected because the track layout for the Indy Car Grand Prix passes by and will create great views of the race and emphases that racing in St. Petersburg is a time honored tradition.
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Site Information
Space Type
Room Name
Circulation
Lobby/Reception
3
500 SF
1
500 SF
400 SF
900 SF
Assembly
Cafe
2
800 SF
1
800 SF
200 SF
1,000 SF
Assembly
Exhibits
0
30,000 SF
1
30,000 SF
10,000 SF
40,000 SF
Mercantile
Museum Store
2
1,000 SF
1
1,000 SF
200 SF
1,200 SF
Assembly
Immersive Theater
3
10,000 SF
1
10,000 SF
1,000 SF
11,000 SF
Assembly
Viewing Platform/Paddock
0
750 SF
2
1,500 SF
200 SF
1,700 SF
Administration
Employee OďŹƒces
4
100 SF
4
400 SF
200 SF
600 SF
Administration
Employee Break Room
0
500 SF
1
500 SF
100 SF
600 SF
Building Systems
Building Systems Room (Mechanical/Electrical)
0
8,000 SF
1
8,000 SF
8,000 SF
Building Systems
Restrooms (2 Men, 2 Women)
0
450 SF
4
1,800 SF
1,800 SF
Building Core
Storage
0
15,000 SF
1
15,000 SF
15,000 SF
14
67,100 SF
18
69,500 SF
Total
Number of Occupants
Area
Number of Rooms
Net Area
Circulation and Structure
12,300 SF
Gross Area
81,800 SF
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Program Abstract
BMW WELT In 2000, the BMW Group decided to build a brand-experience and car-delivery center in close vicinity to the corporate headquarters and the BMW museum. One of the central design ideas is to expand the existing configuration of the BMW Tower and the museum with an additional element so as to create a spatial, ideal, and identity-forming architectural ensemble. The design proposal by COOP HIMMELB(L)AU consists of a large transparent hall with a sculptural roof and a double cone informed by the relation with the existing company headquarter building.
Client: BMW Building Area: 73,000 M² Building Site: 25,000 M² Program: Exhibition Hall & Museum Vistors per year: 650,000 Architect: COOP HIMMELB(L)AU
THE MUSEUM OF MIDDLE EASTERN MODERN ART (MOMEMA) Khor Dubai, UAE, 2008
The Museum of Middle East Modern Art, will be a celebration of the importance of Dubai Creek as a new cultural hub within Dubai as a global city. Based on the form of a dhow, the museum holds a variety of spaces to exhibit Arts and Culture such as exhibitions, art galleries, leasable workshop spaces, auditorium, and amphitheater for live performances and international festivals. In addition, MOMEMA offers a boutique hotel with 60 rooms and a boutique retail promenade on the active Culture Village waterfront, as well as a high end signature restaurant on the top level, with 360 degree views of Dubai Creek.
Client: Dubai Properties, Dubai UAE Building Area: 41,200 M² Building site: 25,000 M² Program: Retail, Exhibition Hall, Art Galleries & Museum Status: Design Architect: UNStudio
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