transition space
2
THE LANGUAGE OF COLOR
1
lab area
2
QR codes on them for people to scan and learn about the images
CASE STUDY
3
CAUSE AND EFFECT
TYPOLOGIES (ACTIVE PUBLIC SPACES)
INFLORA
a
1
Color Theory The space consists of original concrete and graffiti with new paint, concrete walls, and pavement
4
”
37’0
32
effect: movement of textile
13’0”
cause: user swinging
2
(allows for flexibility)
Cause and Effect exemplifies how users causes the textile to bring movement and sound through playful activities such as swinging and lounging.
Virtual reality zone
31’ x 25’
68’ x 32’
d
1
2
58’ x 25’
bathrooms
playscape skateboarding ping pong
2
16’5
”
5
4
57’ x 41’
lab a
rea
28’ x
10’4”
metal attachment varys in height
Stadium seating is permanently placed for people around the neighborhood to relax, study, and hangout with friends and family.
flowers
Human behavior Users have the option to gather, lounge, play, learn, eat, and exercise while in this space.
smell diagram
b
43’ x 25’
a
bathrooms
d
Materials Polka Dot: softer Eating space: pavers Pathway: concrete
Play The play area encourages exercise and competition by incorporating the existing activity of skateboarding and ping pong tables that are permanently placed for security.
1. Case study 2. Cause and effect 3. Inflora 4. Sound Memory 5. Blank Canvas 6. Sound Memory
lab area
Total: 470’ x 88’
open spaces semi-open spaces
EP
MAX 40 OCCUPANTS 820 SQ FT
TEST IT OUT EP
6
ART OF SMELL
TEST IT OUT
COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia
spaces activated by users
SYMBOLS bike path
spaces that remain constant
The art of smell is a dark and intimate space that allows the architecture to form pockets that vacuum smells to the users nose. The structure brings a sense of curiosity and connection with smell and color.
break points survey space
4
5
SOUND MEMORY
closed spaces
break points survey space
BLANK CANVAS
SYMBOLS street signs bike path
TELL ME YOUR STORY
break points survey space
survey space
LAB SPACE ART tourist attractions
ARCHITECTURE facades
bathrooms
transition space
lab area
lab area
lab area open spaces
outside area circulation
spaces activated by invited vendors
semi-open spaces
installation journey circulation horizontial passageway circulation
ND P
structure
spaces activated by users spaces that remain constant
closed spaces
SOU
OD
tourist attractions THE CONNECTION graffiti
Color around Philadelphia
COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia Conversation boards are around the sound pods and users can share stories, connect, and compare how sound, architecture, and memory remind them of color. Becomes a unique way of bringing an experience and sound with color.
3
break points
SOUND POD 2
survey space
bathrooms
68’ x 32’
BREAK SPACE
Form, materiality, and structure facades
tourist attractions
SYMBOLS
doors
graffiti tourist attractions
path signs stop lightsstreetbike
murals
facades doors materials and ornament
graffiti
street signs
ARCHITECTURE
ART
26’ 0”
doors
graffiti
small LED spot lights to light up the smell pockets and capsules
d
1
2
58’ x 25’
c
37’ x 33’
bathrooms
4
57’ x 41’
lab a 28’ x
rea
18’
b
43’ x 25’
Tactile Installation
a
break points
Story wall detail
survey space
47’ x28’
bathrooms
tourist attractions
bike path
smell travel diagram
transition space
Eating Space
stop lights
wayfinding stop lights
graffiti
installationsmurals murals
stop lights
facades
doors
materials and ornament
community movements materials and ornament
materials and ornament
murals
lab area
outside area circulation sound absorption installation
installation journey circulation horizontial passageway circulation
Lighting
inflatable dome
pockets vary in heights
stop lights
hat channel metal studs
Battery operated lighting in the domes that can change color from blue, red, and pink.
break points
Capacity: 3
survey space
14’0” x 12’0” bathrooms transition space
3
43’ x 25’
lab area
68’ x 32’
survey space
d
break points 31’ x 25’
c
installation journey circulation
6 32’ x 39’
13’
5
4
57’ x 41’
lab a 28’ x
rea
18’
ion 8’ sit ’ x 2
n 80
tra
ce
b
43’ x 25’
3
68’ x 32’
break points 31’ x 25’
Acoustical wall detail
Sound pod floor plan
Sound pod detail
a
47’ x28’
Total: 470’ x 88’
43’ x 25’
community movements community movements
wayfinding
doors
community movements
installations
technology inset in the wall that pumps smell of perfumes and essential oils
37’ x 33’
a sp
24’ x
thermal pressure sensor pads
bench seating
bathrooms
horizontial passageway circulation
graffiti
1
2
58’ x 25’
outside area circulation
street signs
plastic layer
1 3/4” perforated acoustical panel
materials and ornament
murals furnitureinstallations installations
wayfinding transportation wayfinding
4’0”
7 1/2” concrete wall
6’0”
Residential Homes
Total: 470’ x 88’
street signs
thermal body temperature is the paint to transform the blank canvas into a temporary mural
12’0”
32’ x 39’
5
s ion 8’ sit 0’ x 2 n tra 8
Theater Typology
spaces that remain constant
e
8’0”
6
13’
spaces activated by invited vendors spaces activated by users
c pa
24’ x
Businesses
lab area
31’ x 25’
1’6”
survey space
break points
The inflatable dome allows for users to be confined in a safe and comfortable spot while listening to sounds.
Sound travel diagram
Speakers Wireless wall mounted speakers for sound in the pods. The sounds display kids playing, car horns, paint strokes, and peaceful nature sounds and are previously recorded before people enter the installation.
Underneath light sensor diagram
The sense of touch and curiosity brings the color to the space. Color does not appear unless user participation and movement is used.
sad
angry
mike
john
happy
sad
angry
Materiality
The material and folding paper structure is designed to make the space feel like an outside and undeveloped canvas. The columns act as trees, varying in sizes and width.
Circulation diagram
A flat surface is set in the folded angular flooring for ADA circulation. There is no control or path for other users while exploring this immersive installation.
smell capsules
smell pocket wall detail
wayfinding
transportation
transportation stop lights
murals
community movements
installations
furniture
furniture transportation materials and ornament
furniture
(put name under one)
happy
sad
carly
mike
angry
happy
sad
excited
anxious
samantha
tyler
calm
YELLOW
excited
BLUE
anxious
excited
calm
anxious
calm
excited
tyler
ORANGE
What color was your experience?
What color was your experience? RED
YELLOW
RED
ORANGE
GREEN
BLUE
YELLOW
calm
RED
GREEN
PURPLE
BLUE
YELLOW
excited
ORANGE
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
PURPLE
GREEN
BLUE
anxious
calm
excited
YELLOW
ORANGE
43’0”
SURVEY SPACE
The language of color
GREEN
anxious
calm
What color was your experience? RED
BLUE
YELLOW
ORANGE
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
PURPLE
sad mike
tyler
What color was your experience? RED
happy carly
rachel
samantha
What color was your experience?
ORANGE
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
PURPLE
anxious tyler
angry
mike rachel
26’ 0”
8’0”
3
43’ x 25’
happy carly
INSTALLATION 6 How did you feel?
(put name under one)
heather
GREEN
transition space
Apartment
angry
INSTALLATION 5 How did you feel?
(put name under one)
ARCHITECTURE facades doors
bike path
1
SOUND POD
mike
How did you feel?
(put name under one)
facades
ART tourist attractions
street signs
base floor
sad
carly
(within this portion is how color is described through adjactives)
SOUND POD 4
rail tracks ceiling/rail track floor
transition space
happy
john
INSTALLATION 4
How did you feel?
(put name under one)
angry
RED
15’2”
transition space
INSTALLATION 3
How did you feel?
What color was your experience?
1’6”
bathrooms
INSTALLATION 2
ARCHITECTURE
ART
SYMBOLS
SURVEY
rachel
SOUND POD 3
bathrooms
FIRE RATED DOOR
COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia bike path
break points
EXIT SIGN
(put name under one)
spaces activated by invited vendors
semi-open spaces
1 HR. RATED WALL
INSTALLATION 1
28’0”
user active spaces
1
How did you feel?
lab area
open vs close
FIRE PANEL
SECURITY CAMERA
ARCHITECTURE
ART
SYMBOLS
COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia ARCHITECTURE COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia ART SYMBOLS
circulation
ELECTRIC PANEL
COLOR TYPOLOGIES in Philadelphia
transition space
structure diagram
MAX 40 OCCUPANTS 780 SQ FT
FP
digital touch screen
bathrooms
open spaces
EP
users can test out the technology in the lab spots before entering the installation
survey space
lab area
1
1
eating space perspective
break points
transition space
1
28’0”
closed spaces
bathrooms
FP
MAX 50 OCCUPANTS 1000 SQ FT
FP
a. Flexible performance b. Eating space c. Lounge space d. Play space
transition space
SECURITY AND CODE COMPLIANCE
food truck close up
47’ x28’
18’
survey space
smell vacuum
Food truck vendors are invited weekly and corresponds to a garden food palette that is adjacent to the nature installation.
Lounge
15’2”
n 8 a tr
0’
concrete board
c
Floor wayfinding to guide people through the language of color immersive installations
9’10”
o i t si x 2
8’
lounge
study, read, & relax
e c a
p s n
men & women
9’10”
c
37’ x 33’
bathrooms
PURPLE
GREEN
BLUE
PURPLE
12’10”
43’ x 25’
break points
Structure Signage
1’6”
3
break points
Eating
Entry sign to advertise the new design of color and senses under the railroad track
The eating space is a gathering point that is designed for lunch breaks or to grab food by the Inflora food trucks.
Sustainability The spaces use local sourced materials and uses sustainable materials and local artists to help with the interactive art
32’ x 39’
A flexible performance space is designed to have theater nights or then be pulled up and schedule concerts nights at the urban pocket.
The event of a thread by visual artist Ann Hamilton
WELCOME TO THE REVITALIZED URBAN POCKET
(not to scale)
6
stage
Floor Signage
MASTER PLAN
13’
b
1
12’6”
11’0”
15’2”
13’0”
13’0”
13’0”
pulley system detail
INFLORA DRINKS
9’10”
12’0” 7’3”
12’11”
theater 2
Acoustics Concrete walls and flooring, vegetation around, and the noise barriers around the area help mask the noise around the area
24’ x
Entry Sign
”
Exhibit display of color in Philadelphia
survey space
Flexible Performance
’0
textile material
INFLORA FOOD
WAYFINDING