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elop*6 Crossroads / Crossfunctions – Stanford / Palo Alto Berner Fachhochschule | Stanford University | elop*alliance
Review 2- DAY 2 - Wednesday Dec. 4th - 2013
elop*6 crossroads / crossfunctions Agenda – Virtual Review 2 – Day 2 Login to Scopia
03.45 – 04: 00
pm CET
Welcome
04:00 – 04:05
pm
Team Tuareg
04:05 – 05:05
pm
05:15 – 06:15
pm
06:30 – 07:30
pm
Break Team Bedouin Break Team Kuchi
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Team TUAREG
Daniele Cremaschi, Claudio Leon, Sarah Saxon, Frick Frédérique, Michael Walczak, Konstantin Dern, Josefine Atlas, Priska Fleischlin Berner Fachhochschule | Stanford University | elop*alliance
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{ } WELCOME TO THE
RESEARCH
FACTREE
RESEARCH-FACTREE <closed loop model>
+LIGHT
+O +Co2
+ WATER + AIR
PLANT GROWTH + DEAD LEAVES + OTHER PLANTS +ANIMAL MATTER
+DECOMPOSITION
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+ MIINERALS
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RESEARCH-FACTREE <closed loop model>
Cycle
+External Inputs
+External Inputs
#Experimentation
#ScientiďŹ c Promenade
<Start ups>
#Replication
<Research Exchange school>
#Sharing
#Measurement
<Research Mkt>
<Lab>
+External Inputs
+External Inputs
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EXPERIMENTATION <start ups>
Research Factree
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Start-Ups
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MEASUREMENT <labs>
IDEA
Tech Lab
OBJECT
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SHARING
<A place for gathering | Information | Communication | Corporation>
Business Researchers
Business cooperation
Sharing Information Intergration of public [prototypes, samples]
Stanford University Integration [cooperative projects]
Farmers
Start-ups Rent space Share ideas Build foundation for further business partnerships
Citizens of Palo Alto Information Integration Relaxation
Entertainer
Merchants
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Artists
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REPLICATION <research exchange school>
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SCIENTIFIC PROMENADE
PATHWAY
<interaction space>
CONCERTS
INSTALLATIONS INTERACTIVE ART
URBAN GARDENING
VISUAL ART URBAN DANCER
PATHWAY
PATHWAY
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CLIMA-SKIN
<functions of the clima-skin - related to the environment>
6CO2 + 6H2O
C6H12O6 + 6O2
PHOTOSYNTHESIS Sap: Xylem: Transports water and Mixture of water and minerals up from the minerals that move through the Xylem. roots.
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Phloem: Caries sugar molecules, amino acids and hormones up and down throughout the tree.
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CLIMA-SKIN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY <Expected energy demand> EXPECTED ENERGY DEMAND 35 30
% NATURAL GAS USAGE
% ELECTRIC USAGE
25 20 15 10 5
50, 000 m2 (538 000 SF )
0
≈3750 KWh
75 W/m2 (7 W / sf)
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
BUILDING DEMAND BY END USE
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PROJECTED DEMAND
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BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
CLIMA-SKIN RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSESSMENT
<Renovable energy assesment>
WEATHER
MICROCLIMATE
BUILDING PROPOSED ENERGY DEMAND
SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS 100W/m2
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GEOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS
SITE KEY ELEMENTS RENEWABLE RESOURCES ANALYSIS
WIND NANO VENT SKIN
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UNDERGROUND CONDITIONS
SITE ENERGY GENERATION CAPACITY
BIOREACTORSYSTEM 3.5-4.5W/m2
ACTIVE & PASSIVE COOLING/HEATING SYSTEM 40-65 W/m2
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BUILDING TECHNOLOGY CLIMA-SKIN BUILDING SYSTEM INTEGRATION <functioning of the clima-skin>
ROOF -BIOREACTOR SYSTEM 30 KW/m2
FAÇADE -SOLAR PV 100W/m2 -WIND NANO VENT SKIN
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BIO-REACTOR <functioning of the clima-skin>
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iBARK
<the connecting element between people, places and ideas>
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TRAIN-STORMING <solution for the highspeed train>
Why Choose Underground Option? “If you think about how few crossings there are of the train tracks, if you get rid of the train tracks, then the opportunities to come to come together, the cross-town connections are unprecedented.” - Judith Wasserman - Palo Alto, Architect At/Above Grade Alignment PROS Least expensive option
CONS Pedestrian safety at risk
Bored Tunnel Alignment PROS Improved pedestrian safety
CONS Most expensive option
Cut & Cover/Trench Alignment PROS Improved pedestrian safety
CONS Phasing and construction issues/temporary shutdown of Caltrain
Customizedthe boring machine Noise abatement what it does,Noise is itabatement creates a wall, whereas whole intention of high speed railRe-routing/temporary is to be a bridge required disablement of utilities between communities...the question is, how do we actually, physically design the right bridge?”
Fairly easy coordination Noise Issues “if its designed poorly, Can use existing track with improvements
Increased infrastructure
Allows for above grade crossings and parks
More susceptible to damage from earthquakes
Must be VERY deep
Allows for above grade
Requires more labor
Increased value of land above grade (developable)
Less expensive that boring
Longer construction time
No phasing or temporary Caltrain shutdown required
Less susceptible to earthquake damage
Heavy Construction Equipment
- crossings Jim Keene - City Manager, Palo Alto and parks
Least susceptible to earthquake damage
“A lot people, especially on this corridor, between San Francisco and San jose, have a really good image in their head of what a commuter rail system is, but a high speed train system is a very different animal.”
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STATIC IDEA TRAIN-STORMING „idea for tunnel <Bored the statical vertical structure“ alignment>
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PIEZZO ELECTRIC
<Moving Ground>
ACTIVATED PANELS
ENERGY
NOT-ACTIVATED PANELS
RESEARCH FACTREE
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DYNAMIC SOIL
<the consequences of the encounter between two tectonic plates >
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DYNAMIC SOIL
<the consequences of the encounter between two tectonic plates >
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TRAIN-HUB RESEARCH PROMENADE PARKING ENTRANCE
LABs RESEARCH SQUARE
PUBLIC-SQUARE RESEARCH MARKET
START-UPS
TAXI BUS-HUB iBARK INFRA
RESEARCH PROMENADE
RESEARCH EXCHANGE SCHOOL
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1:2000
MASTERPLAN „how the functions work together“
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“If you think about how few crossings there are of the train tracks, if you get rid of the train tracks, then the opportunities to come to come together, the cross-town connections are unprecedented.” - Judith Wasserman - Palo Alto, Architect
“if its designed poorly, what it does, is it creates a wall, whereas the whole intention of high speed rail is to be a bridge between communities...the question is, how do we actually, physically design the right bridge?”
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“A lot people, especially on this corridor, between San Francisco and San jose, have a really good image in their head of what a commuter rail system is, but a high speed train system is a very different animal.” - Dominic Spaethling - High Speed Rail Authority
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TEAM-PROCESS „distribution of functions on the site“
51 50 49 REVIEW II 48 47 46 REVIEW I 45 44 43 42 13.10 12.10 11.10 09.10 08.10 07.10 06.10 good flow / positive feelings
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{ } TO BE CONTINUED...
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BREAK
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Team BEDOUIN
Carina Schmidt, Joris Katkevicius, Thibaud Defois, Gretchen Heberling, Heinrich Schmidt, Morgane Robert, Salvador Espinosa Mu単oz, Muriel Braun Berner Fachhochschule | Stanford University | elop*alliance
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TEAM BEDOUIN
ELOP*6 REVIEW II
METAPHOR B R U N C S P O N P O R O S I T T E N T A C L E L A Y E R R E C I P R O C I T T R U S S A F E T S Y M B I O S I S U C C E S S I O D I F F U S I O I S O T R O O C T O P U
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COME BACK
H G Y S S Y T Y S N N P S
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METAPHOR
COME BACK SYMBIOTIC SUCCESSION
DYNAMIC
LAYERS
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RECIPROCITY
TRUST
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SUCCESSION
SOMETHING HAPPENNED...AND AFTER?
Something re-emerge and start a new life like an ecological sucession
Rocks
next trees Lichen
Grasses
1st trees
TIME/PROCESSUS
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SUCCESSION
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What remains after the happening?
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REBIRTH RESSOURCES Develop it self Catch the ressources
Main transversal axis Creek Parkway (cars+slow mobilty) Green lane Connections DOWNTOWN
RETAILS/OFFICES
Restructuration Spaces to connect
STANFORD SHOPPING CENTER
HOTEL
MEDICAL CENTER
STANFORD KNOWLEDGE
TOWN AND COUNTRY MAL
SCHOOL PALO ALTO
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REBIRTH
DIFFICULTIES/UNTRUST
Crossing
Work on the interface Put underground and make at grade GATE OF PALO
GATE OF STANFORD
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REBIRTH
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
Parkway
Anti-parc
CITY
PARK BUILDINGS
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REBIRTH
DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
Linear park
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REBIRTH
IMPACTS
A SYSTEM OF DYNAMICS
POROSITY
INTERACTIONS
EMERGENCE
PART OF PARKINGS
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ARCHITECTURE
COME BACK TO METAPHOR
very general, everywhere, every place
something neutral DYNAMIC LAYERS SYMBIOTIC SUCCESSION RECIPROCITY
inside outside
TRUST
something expressif very close to the site
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REBIRTH
EMERGENCE OF BUILDINGS
direction of inclinaison
space between bleachers (can be anything, depending of people want to do)
visual connections
public space with connection to underground
old station rehabilited
linear park (up underground railtrain)
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REBIRTH
200 PEOPLE FUNCTIONS OF INSIDE SPACES TOTAL SURFACE = +- 10.000m2
PROGRAM CIRCULATION = ?
CONFERENCE ROOM = 500m2
FREE CHOICE SPACE = 2000m2 10 MEETING ROOMS = 560m2 3 CAFETARIAS = 750m2
OPEN WORKING SPACES = 2600m2 RELAX SPACES = 2000m2
7 COMMON KITCHEN = 480m2 REVIEW2 - TEAM BEDOUIN- Elop*6
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REBIRTH
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PROGRAM
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REBIRTH
EMERGENCE OF BUILDINGS
view on Stanford
view on Palo Alto emergence linear park
MALL El Camino
train station
pedestrian access
PALO ALTO Alma Street
underground
public spaces with old station
ARBORETUM
PALO ALTO train station
El Camino
Alma Street
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REBIRTH
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EMERGENCE AND SYMBIOSIS
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REBIRTH
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RESTRUCTURATION
OPEN SPACE STORM WATER BASIN SPORTS
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SHOPPING CENTER RESTRUTURATION
MEETING IMMERSION WORKING EMERGENCE
PALO ALTO GATE
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FURTHER ANALYSIS 2.500 m² 27.000 ft²
35.000 m² 375.000 ft²
4.000 m² 43.000 ft²
25.000 m² 270.000 ft²
21.000 m² 225.000 ft²
25.000 m² 270.000 ft²
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FURTHER ANALYSIS
tremors
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liquefaction
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TEAM PROCESS no common basis
“Return to our Stanford Hill“
REVIEW I
CRISIS organisational problems SCOPIA
Google Hangouts SOLUTIONS
NEED TO MAKE DECISIONS!!!!
Visual Glossary Discussion about program Discussion about traffic issues
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Thanks for your attention
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Team KUCHI
Tringa Qerreti, Eduardo Medina, Carla Claassen, Carla Marino, Zhe Chen, Maximilian Sternal, Jonathan Musy Berner Fachhochschule | Stanford University | elop*alliance
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kuchis Coaches Key Portilla Kawamura Kathrin Merz J端rgen Melzner Students Tringa Qerreti Eduardo Medina Carla Claassen Carla Marino Zhe Chen Maximilian Sternal Jonathan Musy
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beeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s origines - 01
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intensions
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Spatial organization From small modules to large modules From full spaces to empty spaces (interfaces)
Hive and territory The hive is a place of creation. Creation is permitted by inputs, that are picked up by flows of bees in fields.
Survival strategies Strong social organization and development strategies (hive extension and swarming)
the hive metaphor
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visions
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Research Park Century
BE A
WILL...
LIVING ORGANISM RECYCLING
DEMOSTRATE TO BE A
FRACTAL
DIVERSE ATMOSPHERES
SHARING ATTITUDE PUBLIC SPACE
BE
RENEWABLE ENERGY
OF THE GLOBE DIVERSITY PEOPLE
PROMOTE THE
NO WASTE
PUBLIC SERVICES
RESPONSABILITIES
INCLUSIVE - RESPECTFUL - INTERACTIVE PEOPLE
PROMOTE COMMITMENT & INTEREST IN SOLVE
ANIMALS
VEGETATION
LOCAL & GLOBAL NEEDS RESEARCH
PROMOTE A
ECOSYSTEMS
IDEAS INCUBATORY
FUN RESPONSABLE EXPERIMENTATION LEISURE CREATIVE SPACES-TIME FREEDOM OF MANIFESTATION FOCUSED IN IMPROVEMENT
MANIFESTO
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Research Park WILL... Century PROMOTE
MULTICOLOR EXPLORATION TRANSDISCIPLINARY
PROMOTE THE
REHAB
SPACES OF UNCOMMON INTERACTION
OF EXISTING SPACES IN THE SURROUNDING REMODELATION
PROMOTE
CONNECTIVITY
NEW PROGRAM
NEW STRATEGIES
WITH THE SURROUNDING UNIVRESAL - MULTIMODAL ACCESIBILITY
PROVOKE
CURIOSITY & INSPIRATION TRANSPARENCY
PROMOTE INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENT AREAS FOR
DISPLAYING LOCAL & GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE
HUMAN BEING WELL-BEING SOUL
MIND
BODY
MANIFESTO
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programmatic strategies principles
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Idea 5
To imagine an innovative territorial breathe network (public needs, culture, parks, games, sports, research)
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To use territorial morphologies (creeks) to enhance this network and improve transversal (NE-SW) permeability.
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The belt will be transformed for people
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Swarming areas
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7 Swarming - territorial opportunities
1 - El Camino 2 - Menlo Park 3 - Embarcadero Road 4 - Evergreen Park 5 - Atherton 6 - Matadero Creek 7 - Adobe Creek
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Education Proposition of a spreading out innovation park
Soft mobility Completion of the actual bike paths network
Culture Completion of cultural offers - cultural events mixed to research programs
Nature and parks Emphasizement of the El Camino park to improve territorial relations, sports possibilities and make boundaries disappear
Actual networks situation
Project
programmatic strategies the node
SPORTS
INSPIRATION
CULTURAL
SOUL
MOVEMENT
BODY
LOGIC
SCIENCE
MIND
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programmatic strategies the balance
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music
Amphitheatre
etc
urban art
Exposition spaces
sculpture
Painting
Introspection spaces
Well-being thru vegetation & art
Contemplation spaces
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Sport fields Rooms for sport sessions Collective festivals Gym
Pedestrian Bicycle roads
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Laboratories Offices hour
Classrooms
day week
Meeting rooms
Ideas Incubator
Experimental spaces
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MAIN FACILITIES
A SPITIRUAL-CULTURAL
B BODY- SPORT
SHARING SPACE -EXPERIENCE
C
WAKING UP CURIOSITY
UNCOMMON RELATIONS
MIND-SCIENCE
MIXING USES
RELATION-USE
CONNECTING BUILDING - SHARING SPACES
VOCATION OF EACH BUILDING
programmatic strategies diversity
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programmatic tools interfaces and exchanges
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programmatic tools interfaces and exchanges
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programmatic tools interfaces and exchanges
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programmatic tools interfaces and exchanges
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shape the hive - 01
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materialize
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hypothesis formalization
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P
hypothesis formalization
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Improve cultural events waggle dance day Public spaces (plazas) functions as interface between elements of the program. Like in the hive, we see in these empty spaces a high level of intensity. A good opportunity to improve cultural life through events organization (theater).
Common space - share resources
hypothesis organization
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Circulations These organic shapes permit fluent circulations. Moreover different sizes of shape bring shadows, passages, balcony and ramps. The idea is to fit the implementation of building related to the show (important views, events, agora, scenes).
hypothesis organization
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Buildings generate public spaces and continuities
Plaza - quad
Transition
hypothesis experiences
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Transportation interface - open space and crossroads
Simplification of actual transportation interface permit easier orientation: indeed one u-turn for buses is deleted, transforming the interface into a simple crossroad that improve orientation. Large open spaces permit flows of pedestrians and bicycles, and manage views on Stanford gates and favorize meetings and events.
Clearing - sport sequence
Park - breathe sequence
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From boundaries to interfaces
Actual state of El Camino bring a great limit between the Mall and El Camino Park.
By emphasizement of projected area the road becomes in the park: exchanges are possible, and the limit becomes an interface. Different physical links are possible to enhance the permeability between the different spaces. They permit actually different experiences of the site.
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visualizations
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next steps place of experiences
THANKS & GOOD LUCK for the next steps!
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