Resilience Academy Graduation Design Proposal Booklet Johnny Li
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Resilience /rɪˈzɪlɪəns/ noun the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. /the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity. Resilience was named the buzz word of the year by Time Magazine (Pike, C. 2013) .In these contexts resilience is often mistaken for preparedness, but resilience is not just about being efficient and capable of dealing with problems although being organized with the essentials will help to mitigate the effects of disasters on communities to a great extent. The process of alteration and transformation in the notion of resilience through the lens of the way in which trauma effects our knowledge of resilience . This is demonstrate in the writting of Craig and Ozga-Lawn, ‘While the trauma may not change the object as such,knowledge of trauma is often to alter it’( Craig and Ozga-Lawn,2012).
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Contents
Design Statement
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Research & Design Strategy
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Large Scale Design Thinking
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Room Scale Design Thinking
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Design Resolution/ Storyboard
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Orthographic Drawing Set
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Design Statement
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To preserve communities requires building resilience in our landscape of Sydney, Resilience Academy is a civic healing center instilling
knowledge of resilience and consciousness to our community, by providing a continuous dialogue with place at White Bay Power House Station where collectively response to unresolved trauma from social and environmental, the proposal challenges the traditional
understanding of resilience that informs the existing practice in Australia is not an ecological approach to the preservation of communities in the face of the increasing number of crisis and disaster from past to future ,The proposal also illustrates the issues and accommodates experiences for all community through a constructed spatial narrative with following five stages: Calm, Confront,Converse, Contemplate, Cultivate.
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Research & De
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sign Strategy
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Significance of WBPS
Why WBPS?
Rich technical significance retains unique knowledge, with potential to revive
High social significance with strong meaningful and memory for the local community
Future Sydney civic network
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Significant location sit on the border suburbs to inner west to CBD, perfect landmark location encourge local community and global visitors work together as one
Stakehlder and Opportunities
Connectivity & Accessibility
Stakeholders
Improved connections have been established via creating pathways with preexisting and future transportation infrastructure to allow both access to international and local visitors.
Acknowledges stakeholders such as Sydney siders,tourist, and next generation. All stakeholders have been considered, in order to create an equitable experience that is both ethical and educational. Their needs have been uniquely identified and understood .
Contributes and responses to the future vision from the improvement of resilience city of Sydney and Bays precinct transformation.
Government vision The potential working parties includes Inner Sydney voice,City of Sydney, ,Australian red cross, Australian Emergency Management Institute, and Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience.
Partnership
Potential events will be held on the site to further engagement,such as TEDx, Sydney art week, International Summit, Australian Disaster Resilience Conference.
Event
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Issues and Challenges
Unresolv
Every year, Australian communities are su several aspects, The size, severity, timing, dict, and our changing climate increases t these disasters on people, the economy, in need to continue improving our resilience
Environmental Trauma
Pandemic AS Aug 2020, there have been over 24,407 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Australia
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Climate
As of 9 Ma the fires b ed 18.6 mill 186,000 sq
ved Trauma
ubjected to the damaging impacts of disasters from location and impacts of disasters are difficult to prethe uncertainty about future risks. The impacts of nfrastructure and the environment remind us of the to disasters.
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arch 2020, burnt an estimatlion hectares quare kilometres
Social Trauma
Economy According to Westpac’s latest forecasts.Australia’s unemployment rat is set to climb to 7% by October 2020,
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Project Thematic Approach
Escaping from multi trauma
Resilience Academy Understanding risks
An educational community of Resilience Communicating risks
Shifting consciousn
Driving social cohesion
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Stage 1 Calm
Arrival (Entry Pathway , Pavilion, Lobby,T ea House)
Stage 2 Confront
Musuem Of Disaster (Exhibition)
Stage 3 Converse
Forum
Stage 4 Contemplate
Meditation Centre
Stage 5 Cultivate
Farm To Table Restaurant
(Atrium,Circulation,Workshop, Seminar Auditorium)
(Contemplative Hall, Meditation space,Seed Bank,Garden)
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(Organic farm, Dining)
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Large Scale De
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esign Thinking
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Site Context
Balmain
White Bay
Rozelle
Resilience Academy (WBPS)
Blackwattle Bay
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Sydney Harbour
East Balmain
Darling Harbour
Sydney CBD
Pyrmont
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Masterplanning
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Key Existing Architecture Proposed Architecture Circulation
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Carpark
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Metro Station
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Bus Stop
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Entry Accessible Bridge
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Ash tower ( Admin office/Lobby)
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Coal Handling Shed
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Basement Tunnel
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Boiler House
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Forecourt Outdoor Activation
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Sunken Water Pavilion
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Reflecting Pool
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Architectural Gesture
Reconnect
The following 2 physical actions and architectural gesture of adaptive reuse in response to CMP
The action of inserting series of new instruments on site that reconnect the existing landscape of the site,form a dialogue in between the architecture ,people and nature, the new architectural gestures also act as a devices to provide accessibility and inclusivity for the visitors to experience a continuous journey.
Respect
The action of respecting the existing architectural mythology create an harmony dialogue and sense of belonging to the place, by extending and repeating the forms, structure and rhythm of existing mythology.
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Proposed
Existing
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Programmatic Zoning
Cultivate
Boiler House Lv3
Contemplate Boiler House Lvl 2
Converse Boiler House Lv1
Confront
Boiler House GL
Coal Handling Shed & Transporter
Calm En tr y /
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Site Circulation
Proposed circulation
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Room Scale Design Thinking
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Design Thinking Diagram
Calm
Existing forecourt
Pause Reflect Navigate Reflect
Proposed new forecourt landscape
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Confront
Design Thinking Diagram
Existing underground
Proposed exhibition space
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Design Thinking Diagram
Converse
Existing floor plane
Open forum /Circulation
Enclosed forum/temporary exhibition outside
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Contemplate
Design Thinking Diagram
Existing Coal Hopper
Access to natural light and Ventilation
Multi meditation options (group/individual )
Biophilia and Wellbeing
Proposed Meditation Centre
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Design Thinking Diagram
Cultivate
Access to natural light
Multi view the exterior
Equitable view to the chef performance
Proposed restaurant
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Design Resolutio
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on&Storyboard
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Cultivate [L3] Farm To Table Restaurant
Contemplate [L2] Meditation Centre
Converse [G & L1 ] Forum
Confront [Underground] Museum Of Disaster
Calm [Exterior Forecourt] Arrival
Proposed Architecture Existing Architecture
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Arrival
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Lobby Water Pavilion
Reflecting Pool
Entry Crossing
Reflecting Pool
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Entry
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Custom corten steel balustrade fixed on floor edge
Resilience Crossing
Reflecting Pool Custom engraved signage on flyash concrete floorslab
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Metal coffered roof structure with 3 side mirror cladding
Water Pavilion
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Lobby Custom mist steamer by re purposing from existing ash slio with motion sensor
Sunken concealed galvanized steel floor signage navigating to the museum of disaster
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03 01 .Custom size corten steel balustrade 02.Linear format flyash concrete floor 03.Cracked broken title from industrial waste 04. Black Powder coaled steel structure 05. Steel coffered roof structure with mirror glass cladding 06. Existing site corrugated iron metal sheet 07. Existing site double brick building facade 08. Steel grate flooring
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Museum Of Disaster
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Tunnel To Boilier House
Historical Timeline Display Digital Memorial Disaster Stimulation Nook
Foyer
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Exposed excavated existing site sandstone wall
Waterfall from reflecting pool in above
Museum Foyer
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Coal Display
Museum Exhibition Space
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Stainless steel pull up historical display info plinth with led signage Black mirror glass
Historical Timeline Display Joinery Black nickel repair stitching on untreated concrete floor slab 50mm shadow line with custom angled edge mimicking the shape of memorial
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Artificial scent generator hidden behind the hole offering sensory experience for visitor simulate the disaster
VR Disaster Simulation Nook
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Accessible Light Tunn 48
nel To Boiler House 49
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01.Exposed sand stone wall 02.Line chiseled granite 03.100x100 Reclaimed coal compressed floor tile 04Corten steel wall paneling 05.Smoky textured reflective mirror glass 06.Recycled newspaper sand casted cement 07. Steel structural grate
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Forum
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Vertical Circulation
Open Workshop Space
Interactive Wall Tiered Seating Atrium
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Burnished steel large pivot door allowing flexibility when open and enclose depends on different function and event
Forum threshold
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Atrium
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Digital led screen projecting live interaction from visitor by scanning QR code on the side of tiered seat
Forum Interactive Wall
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Concrete coffered slab with dimable led strip insert
Talk Space
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Circula
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01.Polished stainless steel paneling 02.Burnished blacken steel 03.Polycarbonate sheet 04 400x400mm Low aggregate reclaimed existing site waste floortile 05.Sand cast floor plate 06.Existing exposed double brick 07. Steel structure beam
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Meditation Centre
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Organic Farm (Former Coal Conveyor)
Vault Gabion Green Ceiling
Entry Threshold
Contemplative Hall (Former Coal Hopper) Seed Bank
Reverse Tree Root Installation Meditation Space
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New charred timber extension threshold connect to existing coal hopper
Meditation Center Entrance
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Rice paper curtain dye in black with back lit
Woo ceilin
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od wool acoustic panel Vinyl decal of poetry text ng for absorbing sound on the existing hopper rust metal wall
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Light housing reclaim from existing hopper metal sheet cut out
Bespoke pendant light detail
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Contemplative Hall
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Polished compressed coal flooring with pit of displaying coal gravel underneath
Vaulted gabion mesh suspended garden
Ceiling junction and opening detail Reclaimed dead reverse tree trunk installation
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Self served vending seed machine with digital surface, storage hidden behind the perforated metal cladding
Seed Bank 68
Seed product pickup portal with back lit
Sand cast bioconcrete planter brick with stacking format with hollow structure
Bespoke planter detail 69
Meditation Space
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Stainless steel woven mesh
Olive green outdoor upholstery fabric cushion
Tree monument made with existing hopper blackened brushed aluminium panel cut out
Meditation garden bed detail Planter with Australian native plants,cladded with perforated aluminum
Meditation shelter Structure
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Meditation 72
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01 01.Existing hopper blackened brushed aluminium cutout 02.Charred timber paneling 03.400x400mm Low aggregate black reclaimed existing site waste floor 04 Gabion mesh ceiling 05.Rice paper curtain dyed in black 06.Stainless steel perforated mesh 07. Custom bioconcrete planter brick 08.Olive green outdoor upholstery 09.Polished compressed coal gravel in low aggregate 10.Existing brick wall
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Farm To Table Restaurant
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Roof Top Lightwell
Glass Brick Wall
Exterior Building Glazing Facade Entry
BOH Chef Performance
Communal Dining
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Restaurant Entry 78
Wall edge light detail
Corten steel sliding door detail
Menu made by plantable vegie seed paper,customer can take home to grow a new life
Menu and branding detail
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Barrisol light panel
Chef Performance
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Proposed light well with glass brick follows the format of existing brick wall
Ibeam structure
Burnished steel table top Rust corten steel Sand cast recycled papercrete table top
Bespoke chef table detail
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Bespoke Reverse lightwell suspend light fitting with barrisol light panel
Communal Dining 82
Repurposed existing site metal wasted dining cutlery
Table set detail 83
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Building Exterior
r and new facade
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01.65x210mm clear glass brick 02.Recycled newspaper popcorn cement 03. Linear format fly ash concrete floor tile 04.Small format perforated metal panel 05.Steel Ibeam table structure 06.Exterior steel structure mesh facade 07.Gavnished steel sheet light housing cladding 08.Designer paperbrick stool by Woojai
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Orthographi
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ic Drawing Set
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Oveall site plan
MUSEUM LOBBY COAL REFLECTING POOL
HANDING SHED TEA HOUSE
REFLECTING POOL SITE ENTRY
ENTRY FOYER (ASH TOWER ABOVE)
FORECOURT
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION SPACE
PAVILION ATRIUM FORUM REFLECTING POOL
REAR ENTRY INFO
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SERVICE ENTRY
OUT OF SCOPE
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Existing
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Oveall site section
MEDITATION CENTRE
FARM TO TABLE RESTAURANT
ATRIUM FORUM
MUSEUM OF DISASTER
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Museum Of Disaster Plan
BOILER HOUSE
TUNNEL TO BOILER HOUSE
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EXHIBITION SPACE
FOYER
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Existing
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Museum Of Disaster Section
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Meditation Centre Plan
SEED BANK
ENTRY
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MEDITATION SPACE
CONTEMPLATIVE HALL
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Existing
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Meditation Centre Section
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Restaurant Plan
LOADING DOCK TO ORGANIC FARM
BOH
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CHEF TABLE
COMMUNAL DINING
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Existing
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Restaurant Section
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Gradutation Design Proposal By Johnny Li UNSW B.Interior Architecture (Hons.) 2020
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