01 | 9 DeKalb Ave
9 DeKalb Ave Firm: SHoP Architects Downtown Brooklyn, New York 2014
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01 | 9 DeKalb Ave
Conventional Tower vs. Landmark Tower Landmark Tower Strategy Comparsion
Conventional Tower
Landmark Tower
Northeast
Conventional Tower
1066'
1066’
Tower Axonometrics
Northwest
Landmark Tower
Southwest
Landmark Tower Strategy
Conventional Tower vs. Landmark Tower
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Tower Axonometrics
Comparsion
Landmark Tower Strategy
1066'
1066’
Hexagonal Grid and Tower Setbacks
FLA XT EE
FL
AV
EE
TS
SH
T
TBU
Northeast
Conventional Tower
Landmark Landmark Site Tower Boundary
Dime Savings Bank & 9 Dekalb Ave | Conventional Tower vs. Landmark Tower
Conventional Tower
Northwest
Southwest
Landmark Tower Dime Savings Bank & 9 Dekalb Ave | Tower Massing
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Main Banking Hall
LO T 60 OUT
ALBEE S Q UARE
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Tower Massing
DEKALB AVE
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Facade Materials Complimentary Palettes to Landmark
Blackened Metal
White Marble Patinated Bronze
Bronze Colored Metal Black Marble
“Cathedral” (Pebble Finish) Tinted Glass
Grey Spandrel Glass
Millford Pink Granite
Naturally Patinated Copper
White Marble or Ceramic Grey Vision Glass
Bank Materials
New Materials
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Facade Materials Landmark Materials and Complimentary Materials
Complimentary Materials
Grey Spandrel Glass
Grey Vision Glass
Blackened Metal
Landmark Materials Patinated Bronze / Bronze Colored Metal
White / Beige Marble
“Cathedral” (Textured) Tinted Glass
Naturally Patinated Copper
Dime Savings Bank Fleet Street Facade
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Millford Pink Granite
Tower and Podium Fleet Street Facade
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Facade: Relating to Landmark Tower Materials Compliment Bank Materials
Fleet Street Facade
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Facade Articulation Tube Profiles
Fleet Street Facade
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Materiality
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Tower Facade Tube Profiles
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Max. Bronze Min. Black
Bottom of Tower
Tower Facade
Max. Bronze Min. Black
2
Med. Bronze Med. Black
3
Min. Bronze Max. Black
Middle of Tower
Top of Tower
Med. Bronze Med. Black
Min. Bronze Max. Black
Tube Profiles
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Top of Tower Min. Bronze Max. Black
Middle of Tower Med. Bronze Med. Black
Bottom of Tower Max. Bronze Min. Black
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02 | 71 Park Avenue
71 Park Avenue Firm: Nava Companies East Village, Manhattan, New York 2016 Team: Dee Dee Lim, Sung Hee Cho, Joseph Yu
02 | 71 Park Avenue
02 | 71 Park Avenue
02 | 71 Park Avenue
02 | 71 Park Avenue
02 | 71 Park Avenue
Interior
Exterior 8.
Materials Board Interior
1.
1. GrandDouglas Wood Floor 2. EP4-105 Light Terrazo Tile 3. EP4-106 Dark Terrazzo Tile 4. Carrara Stone 5. Gray Oak Wood 6. Concrete Finish 7. Polished Brass Metal Finish 8. Laquered White Finish 9. Honed White Wood Stone 10. Black Metal Finish
11. 4. 5. 9. 10 .
Exterior 11. Perforated Silver Metal Panel 12. Anodized Gray Aluminum Back Panel
7.
12. 3. 6.
2.
2/f-5/f (1 Bedroom unit/ 3 Bedrooms unit) - Option 1 Interior
Exterior 5.
Materials Board
1.
Interior 1. Douglas Fir Wood Floor 2. EP1-48 Light Terrazo Tile 3. Pietra Di Brasimone Stone 4. Calacatta Stone 5. Dark Walnut Wood 6. Concrete Finish 7. Polished Brass Metal Finish 8. Laquered White Finish 9. Stone Penny Round 10. Black Metal Finish
4. 11. 8. 10. 7.
Exterior 11. Perforated Silver Metal Panel 12. Anodized Gray Aluminum Back Panel
9. 6.
3. 2.
2.
2/f-5/f (1 Bedroom unit/ 3 Bedrooms unit) -Option 2
12.
02 | 71 Park Avenue
Residence 2 east Level 2
4th ave
80 East 10th Street e 10th street
1 Bedroom 1.5 Bathrooms 912 sq ft / 85 sq m
71 Park Avenue South Property Owner, LLC
e 4th Av
This advertisement is not an offering. It is a solicitation of interest in the advertised property. No offering of the advertised units can be made and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until an offering plan is filed with the New York State Department of Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. Attorney General File No.: CP16-____ Sponsor: 71 Park Avenue South, LLC Sponsor’s Address: c/o Nava Partners LLC, 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D, New York, NY 10003
E 10th Street
71 Park Avenue South Property Owner, LLC Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. Attorney General File No.: CP16-____ Sponsor: 71 Park Avenue South, LLC Sponsor’s Address: c/o Nava Partners LLC, 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D, New York, NY 10003
02 | 71 Park Avenue
e 4th av
80 East 10th Street e 10th street
Residence 6 Level 6 3 Bedrooms, 1 Den 3.5 Bathrooms
80 East 10th Street
e 4th av
2,888 sq ft / 268 sq m
71 Park Avenue e 10th street Residence 8 South Property Owner, LLC This advertisement is not an offering. It is a solicitation of interest in the advertised property. No offering of the advertised units can be made and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until an offering plan is filed with the New York State Department of Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. Level 8 Attorney General File No.: CP16-____ Sponsor: 71 Park Avenue South, LLC Sponsor’s Address:
c/o Nava Partners LLC, 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D, New York, NY 10003
2 Bedrooms, 1 Den 3 Bathrooms 2,260 sq ft / 210 sq m
71 Park Avenue South Property Owner, LLC This advertisement is not an offering. It is a solicitation of interest in the advertised property. No offering of the advertised units can be made and no deposits can be accepted, or reservations, binding or non-binding, can be made until an offering plan is filed with the New York State Department of Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. Attorney General File No.: CP16-____ Sponsor: 71 Park Avenue South, LLC Sponsor’s Address: c/o Nava Partners LLC, 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D, New York, NY 10003
e 4th Av
01 | 71 Park Avenue
E 10th Street
Level 9
71 Park Avenue South Property Owner, LLC Law. This advertisement is made pursuant to Cooperative Policy Statement No. 1, issued by the New York State Department of Law. Attorney General File No.: CP16-____ Sponsor: 71 Park Avenue South, LLC Sponsor’s Address: c/o Nava Partners LLC, 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D, New York, NY 10003
Level 10
01 | 71 Park Avenue
1.1
1.3
1.2
1.5
1.4
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
1.10 1.11
1.12 1.13
1.14
1.A
2.F
2.E
15'-6"
ROOF TOS +119-0" (160.03')
5'-6"
3'-0"
6'-0"
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9TH FL. TOS +95'-6" (136.53')
3'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
6'-0"
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3'-0"
7'-0"
7'-0"
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10'-0"
10TH FL. TOS +107'-3" (148.28')
GLASS BALUSTRADE
9'-5"
9'-5"
8TH FL. TOS +83'-9" (124.78') 11'-8"
6'-0"
10'-0"
11'-9"
4'-6"
10'-0"
T.O. ELEV. BULKHEAD +134'-6" (175.53') T.O. STAIR BULKHEAD +126'-6" (167.53) T.O. REFUSE CHUTE +125'-10" (166.87) T.O. PARAPET +123'-10" (164.86)
7TH FL. TOS +72'-1" (113.12')
9'-8"
9'-8"
11'-4"
PERFORATED BRASS PANELS
4'-6"
3'-0"
6'-0"
3'-0"
6'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
3'-0"
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9'-8"
3'-0"
9'-8" 9'-8"
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11'-4"
4TH FL. TOS +38'-1" (79.12')
9'-8"
9'-8"
3RD FL. TOS +26'-9" (67.78') 11'-4"
3'-0"
9'-8"
11'-4"
5TH FL. TOS +47'-5" (90.45')
2ND FL. TOS +15'-5" (56.45')
5'-53 4"
6'-0"
5'-53 4"
6'-81 4"
6'-81 4"
6'-81 4"
6'-81 4"
6'-814"
6'-814"
2'-0"
6'-0"
2'-0"
6'-111 2"
6'-1112"
6'-111 2"
6'-1112"
6'-111 2"
6'-111 2"
RETAIL STOREFRONT
3'-6"
15'-8"
3'-0"
9'-8"
11'-4"
6TH FL. TOS +60'-9" (101.78')
PROPERTY LINE 9'-10"
PROPERTY LINE
GROUND FL. TOS -0'-3" (40.78')
01
NORTH
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'
02
RECESSED_01 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'
03
03 | Rinker Residence
Rinker Residence Firm: Nava Companies Upper East Side, Manhattan, New York 2016 Team:Brendan Willis, Joseph Yu
03 | Rinker Residence
03 | Rinker Residence
03 | Rinker Residence
03 | Rinker Residence
Architect: Architect:
Nava Companies 31 Union Square West, Suite 2D
New York, NY 10003, USA Nava Companies 31 Square West, Suite 2D Tel:Union 212.365.1052 New York, NY 10003, USA www.navacompanies.com Tel: 212.365.1052 Mechanical Engineer: www.navacompanies.com D'Antonio Consulting Engineers, P.C. Mechanical Engineer: 30 West Waukena Avenue Oceanside, NY 11572, USA D'Antonio Consulting Engineers, P.C. 576.594.4284 30 West Waukena Avenue Oceanside, NY 11572, USA 576.594.4284 Structural Engineer: Robert Silman Associates 32 Old Slip, 10th Floor Structural Engineer: New York, NY 10005, USA Robert Silman Associates 212.420.7970 32 Old Slip, 10th Floor New York, NY 10005, USA 212.420.7970 Key Plan: Key Plan:
Legend: Legend:
Notification: COPYRIGHT NOTICE: THESE PLANS ARE COPYRIGHTED AND ARE SUBJECT TO COPYRIGHT
PROTECTION AS AN 'ARCHITECTURAL WORK' UNDER SECTION 102 OF THE Notification: COPYRIGHT ACT 17 U.S.O. AS MENTIONED DECEMBER 1990 AND KNOWN AS
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Issue Description
Date
ISSUE Issue Description
Date
ISSUE
NORTH ELEVATION Scale: 3/8" = 1'0" NORTH ELEVATION 1 Scale: 3/8" = 1'0" 1
Revision
Date
Revision
Date
Project Title:
RINKER RESIDENCE Project Title: 344 E 84TH STREET
NEW YORK, RESIDENCE NY 10028 RINKER 344 E 84TH STREET Floor Number: NEW YORK, NY 10028 Floor Number:
SCHEDULE AND ELEVATION
SCHEDULE AND ELEVATION Seal & Signature:
Date: 5/26/2016
Seal & Signature:
Project Number: Date: 5/26/2016 Drawing: Project Number: Checked: Drawing: Drawing Number: Checked:
A-008.00
Drawing Number:
A-008.00 SOUTH ELEVATION Scale: 3/8" = 1'0" SOUTH ELEVATION 2 Scale: 3/8" = 1'0" 2
0440 0440
03 | Rinker Residence
40'-014"
19'-2"
22'-61 4"
4'-9"
14'-5"
3'-0"
2'-0"
15'-0"
3'-0"
4'-43 4"
15'-03 4"
9'-4"
18'-93 4"
UP UP
6'-0"
21'-33 4"
15'-63 4"
3'-0"
TERRACE
DN
STORAGE
7'-63 4"
12'-8"
7'-112"
3'-6"
5'-0"
First Floor
UP DN
Second Floor
DN UP DN
Third Floor
04 | The Armory Academy Room
The Armory Academy Room
4'-11"
Firm: Nava Companies Washington Heights ,Manhattan, New York 2016 Team:Brendan Willis, Joseph Yu
11'-107 8"
10'-7"
COATS
NEW BATH
1" 24'-58
5'-77 8"
4'-0"
STORAGE A/V EQUIPMENT
CLASSROOM
2'-83 4"
STORAGE
1" 7'-88
SUPPLY STORAGE
STORAGE
4'-6"
14'-10"
EXISTING BATH
NAVA COMPANIES 31 UNION SQUARE WEST SUITE 2D NEW YORK, NY 10003 | 212.365.1052
OFFICE
7'-0"
OFFICE
1" 11'-82
7'-0"
1" 16'-78
LOUNGE/ BREAKOUT SPACE
FLOOR PLAN 1
8'-17 8"
EXISTING HVAC EQUIPMENT
THE ACADEMY ROOM | FORT WASHINGTON ARMORY 28 OCTOBER 2015
04 | The Armory Academy Room
TERRAZZO FLOORING POURED IN PLACE AFFORDS VARIETY OF DESIGN OPTIONS EXTREMELY DURABLE
3FORM CHROMA DEPLOYABLE PARTITIONS PRE-MANUFACTURED RECYCLED ACRYLIC AVAILABILITY IN A VARIETY OF COLORS TRANSLUCENT
LONSEAL TEXTURED VINYL COLUMNS & WALLS SHEET VINYL PRODUCT CAN BE APPLIED VERTICALLY & HORIZONTALLY
KRION SOLID SURFACE SELECT MILLWORK SIMILAR TO CORIAN EXTREMELY DURABLE & COLOR FAST
NAVA COMPANIES 31 UNION SQUARE WEST SUITE 2D NEW YORK, NY 10003 | 212.365.1052
MATERIALS
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05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
Passieo Paranoazinho Advanced Design Studio 3 Brasilia, Brazil Spring 2015 Critic: Rafael Birmann, Sunil Bald
Advanced Design Studio Between Brasilia and Sobradinho lies a 16 million square meters estate known as “Fazenda Paranoazinho”, where 30,000 middle class homesteaders – and commercial strips serving that population – have made their homes on top of irregular settlements lacking legal tenure. There are also expanses of open land filled with mango trees, two meandering rivers, and a dynamic topography. UPSA, a company founded by Rafael Birmann, is devloping this site into a city for 150 thousand inhabitants. However, Paranoazinho is not being conceived of as an isolated entity, but as a new regional urban center, a heterogeneous residential, commercial, and cultural hub between the homogenous urbanities of Brasilia and Sobradinho. In addition, Paranoazinho’s development will be transit-oriented, prioritizing pedestrian, bicycle, and public transit over the automobile. Finally, the new city will be anchored by a diversity of public spaces, the largest being a linear park that takes advantage of the river and the rich ecology it supports. Two of Paranoazinho’s public centers, a neighbourhood park and an urban plaza, will bookend a gently curving 800m artery that will be the city’s commercial and cultural hub. As planned by UPSA with Gehl Architects, this Destination Street will be humanly-scaled, pedestrian-oriented, and programatically diverse. In short, everything Brasilia’s monumental axis is not. It will also be the first part of Paranoazinho to be developed – a place to precede the city. The Destination Street will be both an anchor for Paranoazinho’s future population and an attraction for the region’s current population. Students will work with the general scale outlines of the existing master plan to produce architectural visions for what the Destination Street could be. Students will work from outside in, first to jointly propose a cohesive but unique identity of the street itself, then individually to develop the architecture. Each student will take one of the 100x100m blocks that lines the street and envison specific proposals of both form and program. Students will also consider their proposals relative to their neighbors to create a cohesive yet heterogeneous urban core.
Project Description This project aims to create a kind of micro urbanism that integrates low density and high density housing. In order address the human scale of the destination street and the required FAR, a formal strategy that creates multiple scale of housing is created to achieve the maximum flexibly and repetition. Such strategy also aims to create instant urban condition through placing small massing adjacent to very large massing, accentuating the drastic changes in height found in many cities. The housing types suited along the destination street are low density duplex, townhouse, while the large terraced towers behind the smaller housing typologies features one bedroom and two bedroom condo units. Although the change in scale between the housing types are drastic, the sense of community is achieve through applying series of shaded and unshaded outdoor. Townhouses and duplexes have series of semi-private garden and private roof garden. Condo units have communal terraces that can be connected at the higher level.
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
10m Internal Street Retail Courtyard
Increase height to exceed required FAR
Small Community Courtyards
Tall massings are flipped to allow more exposure to natural light
Setbacks and relieves to create outdoor space and amenties
Larger Retail Courtyard
Smaller Community Courtyards
FAR : 2.1
FAR : 1.0 Duplex (Walk-Up) Townhouse (Walk-Up) Multi-unit Type A (Doubleloaded) Multi-unit Type B (Doubleloaded) Office Duplex (Walk-Up)
Retail / Gallery
Townhouse (Walk-Up)
Residential / Amenities
Multi-unit Type A (Doubleloaded)
Duplex (Walk-Up)
Multi-unit Type B (Doubleloaded) Program / Ground Circulation / Housing Types Office Low Density Housing +
Townhouse (Walk-Up)
Retail / Gallery
Multi-unit Type A (Doubleloaded)
Residential / Amenities
Retail + Offices
High Density Housing + Amenties
Multi-unit Type B (Doubleloaded) Office
Program / Ground Circulation / Housing Types Retail / Gallery Residential / Amenities
/ Ground Circulation / Housing Types
Plann
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
First Floor
First Floor
Second Floor
Second Floor
Roof Garden
Third Floor Townhouse
Townhouse
Duplex
First Floor
Second Floor
Third Floor Townhouse
Duplex
Duplex
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
Flr 10 Flr 9 Flr 8 Flr 7 Flr 6 Flr 5 Flr 4
Floor 4 to 5
Flr 3 Flr 2
Floor 8 to 9
One Bedroom (75 to 80 sqm) Two Bedroom or Large One Bedroom (90 to 100 sqm)
Core 1 (All floors)
Flr 10 Flr 9 Core 2 (first three floors)
Flr 8 Flr 7 Flr 6
Floor 2 to 3
Flr 5 Flr 4 Flr 3 Flr 2
Floor 5 to 7
One Bedroom (75 to 80 sqm) Two Bedroom or Large One Bedroom (90 to 100 sqm) Floor 10
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
A
Community Room
Community Room
Community Room
Community Courtyard
Community Courtyard
Community Courtyard
Post Office
Daycare
Restaurant
Bank
Internal Street
Retail Courtyard
B
B
The Passeio
A
Ground Floor Plan
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
A
B
B
A
Plan
Housing Plan
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
+17.5 m
+13.5 m
+10.5 m
+7 m
+3.5 m
+36 m
+32.5 m
+29 m
+25.5 m
+22 m
+18.5 m
+14 m
+10.5 m
+15 m
+11.5 m
+8 m
+7 m
+4.5 m
05 | Passieo Paranoazinho
| Courtyard District 03 | 06 Courtyard District, Cambridge
Courtyard District Studio 1061a : Post-Professional Design Studio Central Sqaure, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Fall 2013 Team: Amir Karimpour, Kin-Tak Yu Critic: Edward Mitchell, Aniket Shahane
Post-Professional Design Studio Instead of using program as the usual design driver, students are encouraged to explore versatile massing strategies that can be applied throughout the large site in order to shape the area, regardless of the program contained within the massings. Students also need to consider the FAR 4 (the area has a FAR of 1.8) requirement to achieve higher density. Site The site is located in Central Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The area is centrally located in the city, being the connector between Harvard University and MIT. The area also consists of Massachusetts Avenue, which spans from Boston to the inner parts of Cambridge. It is also the major road within the site. Although the site is highly charged with both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, it does not possess its significance as a central district despite of its central and well-connected location. This gives students an opportunity to design an urban idea to shape the district that can be the most vital area to Cambridge in the future.
Site
Project Description This project attempts to extend the highly charged energy of Mass. Ave into the largely underdeveloped neighborhood. The concept employs a simple yet effective massing that consists of the bar which carves out a cavity behind the flat and continuous street front of Mass. Ave, outlining the extents of the courtyards that connect the major road to the quiet neighborhoods. Finally, a tower is placed in a key location as signifier of the courtyard neighborhood. These massings are interacts with the street axis and urban fabric, with sets of urban troupes, creating juxtaposition on each other to create visual and contextual relationship in order to constrcut and strengthen the districts own identities.
Diagram/ Formal Strategies
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
Elevation
City Hall
Osborne Triangle
Open/ Public Spaces Building Front
First Baptist Church
River St. & Mass Ave.
University Park
Elevation
Diagram/ Urban Strategies Ian Spencer Amir Karimpour Kin-Tak Yu
Post Office
Church
Library EXTEND NEW PUBLIC PUBLICSPACE SPACEAROUND WITH MASS KEYAVE BUILDINGS AS DATUM
Black Box Theater Cambridge, Massachusetts
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
Massing Model
SITE PLAN
20
Site Plan
06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
Diagram/ Local Urban Strategies
Diagram/ Local Urban Strategies
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
GROUND PLAN
24
Ground Plan
06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
Short Section
Long Section
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06 | Courtyard District 03 | Courtyard District, Cambridge
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07 | Ice-skating Hotel Vienna
Ice-skating Hotel Vienna Advanced Design Studio 1 Vienna, Austria Spring 2014 Critic: Brigitte Shim, Andrei Harwell
Advanced Design Studio This studio explores architecture and the threshold / calculated balance between public and private space and its impact on modern life. The vehicle for this exploration will be the hotel which is a building type that uniquely combines, intertwines, embraces and engages both the public and the private realms. The hotel by its nature is a zone of transition between many extremes. The studio assumes that the urban hotel is a compelling tool for the transformation of our urban fabric. The hotel has been and remains a testing ground for social change where the conventions of gender, race, class and spatial norms can be wilfully tested, reconfigured or abandoned. In the contemporary hotel, the local resident and the global traveler collide, intersect with and overlap within the traditional hotel programme. Students are asked to consider both the local and the international as active players in the evolution of the new hotel typology. This advanced option studio invites speculation, rethinking and reinvention of role of the urban hotel in shaping the future of our cities.
Site The site is located outside of Vienna’s Ringstrasse. Situated between the Vienna Music Hall and the City Park, the site is charged with high amount of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. The existing hotel and ice skating rink designed in 1960s does not encourage their integration with the city as it has a completely enclosed massing. The site gives the studio an opportunity to reinvent the relationship between all the hotel/ ice-skating rink complex and the urban sur-roundings. Public
Project Description
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This project integrates an ice-skating rink to the hotel, exemplifying the speed and movement of ice-skating as the urban theme of the hotel. Unlike traditional ring shaped buildings in Vienna, the massing of the hotel complex is designed to be a ring intersected by the zig-zag ice-skating rink, introducing a semipub-lic program that meanders through the complex. The design of the massing is also site specific, framing important surroundings including the Vienna Music Hall and the City Park. In addition, the massing also allows through the block traffic from the northeast corner to the southwest corner of the block, introcuding an alternative pedestrian path to the urban fabric. The site specificity and the form of the massing propagate a more inviting and ani-mated scene to the hotel complex, accentuating the idea of a city hotel in Vienna.
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Gym/ Spa
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Hotel
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Shops, Cafe, Lobby
Banquet Lounge Lobby
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Ground Floor Plan N Ground Floor Plan Scale 1:250
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First Floor Plan and Typical Floor Plan
First Floor Plan and Typical Upper Flooor Plan Scale 1:250
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07 | Ice-skating Hotel Vienna
07 | Ice-skating Hotel Vienna
07 | Ice-skating Hotel Vienna
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