DESIGN STRATEGIES
AREA OF INTEREST
rubble
MINE AREA: 7.5km²
B
DESIGN STRATEGIES
cliff
A
DESIGN STRATEGIES
AGRICULTURE AREA: 12km² EXISTING TOPO
C
A 1.The surface of the mine and stone houses attached to the mountain will be retained, and the new architectural design is carried out on the original foundation, such as the hotel and the sightseeing platform. 2. Reuse of abandoned rubble. The waste rock will be used for roads, buildings, or be buried in existing open pits and covered with
ECOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY
ECOLOGY AREA: 6.25km² stone ladder
ALTITUDE: 500m POPULATION: 37339 AREA: 47.5km² HERITAGE
INFLUENCING FACTORS OF HERITAGE PROTECTION
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factors of heritage protection.
plant diversity
Beixiace
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Dongya
fault
The ecologically sensitive areas
DENSITY OF POPULATION
B Depending on the type of soil, the abandoned stone ladder will be covered with arable soil to become fields, fruitbearing forest or woodlands.
C The slope of the damaged mountain was analyzed by parameterization to determine the distance between trees and the line after restoration.
Taihe Reservoir
D
ECOLOGICAL RESTRATION AREA
Change the single function of the original building and increase the public cultural space for commercial.
CURRENT SITUATION Terraces
plank road
&STRATEGIES plank road
plank road
plank road
The main industrial site of the mine
plank road plank road
plank road
MINE
Mountain natural landscape
station
plank road
farmland
plank road
viewing platform
stone step hotel
hotel
The soil is more viscous, less soil erosion, alkaline and rich in calcium.
The soil is more viscous, less soil erosion, alkaline and rich in calcium.
A combination of village landscape and commerce
Small sightseeing trains that were converted from abandoned tracks shuttled between the mines
STONE LABBER farmland
village Farmland along the highway
bus staion hotel food and beverage pick-able fruit forest forest
road
warehouse
The soil is more viscous, less soil erosion, alkaline and rich in calcium.
commercial centre
sightseeing train
newly reclaimed land
AGRICULTUTRE
farmhouse
forest
300m
Area proporition: 53.12% Key traits: The soil is more viscous, less soil erosion, alkaline and rich in calcium.
200m
Deutzia scabra Thunb.
Swida alba Opiz
Pinus armandii Franch.
Pinus tabulaeformis Carr.
Cedrus deodara (Roxburgh) G. Don
Platycladus orientalis (Linn.) Franco
putao shu：The grape
Gleditsia sinensis Lam.
Ulmus pumila L.
Populus tomentosa Carr.
Cerasus serrulata (Lindl.) London var. lannesiana (Carri.) Makino
Amygdalus davidiana (Carr.) C. de Vos
Salix matsudana Koidz.
Diospyros kaki Thunb.
Acer truncatum Bunge
Cerasus pseudocerasus (Lindl.) G. Don Platanus occidentalis Linn.
Malus pumila Mill.
Albizia julibrissin Durazz. Koelreuteria paniculata Laxm.
Fraxinus chinensis Roxb Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle
Ginkgo biloba L.
100m
Cercis chinensis Bunge
Sorbaria sorbifolia (Linn.) A. Br.
Area proporition: 1.8%
Trautv. et Mey. Hosta plantaginea (Lam.) Aschers. uspidata (Sieb. et Zucc.) Planch.
Key traits:Deep soil layer, good physical and chemical properties, high natural fertility.
Picus canus Picoides major Galerida cristata Pica pica
Cyanopica cyanus Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax Corvus frugilegus crucian
carp
Cygnus cygnus
Tadorna ferruginea
Anas crecca
Anas falcata
Anas platyrhynchos
chick
Mergus squamatus
Passer
Capra hircus
cow
Pig
Passer rutilans
Poecile palustris
Parus major
Corvus pectoralis
Corvus monedula
Brown earth
150m
Lorope platyphylla Wang et Tang
Flovo-aquic soil
Fringilla montifringilla Area proporition: 45.13% Key traits: The high - lying soil is shallow and rough, with good ventilation, and the low - lying soil is sticky
C B B C
350m
Cinnamon soil
250m
COMMERCIAL
OLD HOUSE RENOVATION
RESTAURANT
WAREHOUSE
LOCAL COMPANY
BUSINESS
Height:15 Area:70 Nummber:25
NEWLY BUILT HOUSING
MINE MUSEUM
SPECIALTY SHOPS
FARM PROCESSING WORKSHOP
FOOD&BEVERAGE
RESIDENTIAL
CULTURE
Height:15 Area:70 Nummber:18
WORKSHOP
Height:15 Area:70 Nummber:7
Mine Museum Local company Local restaurant
Height:4m Area:150 Nummber:8
Farm processing workshop
Exhibition hall
Tourism company
Noshery
LIVING SPACE
Cultural&Creative product store Cafe Agricultural product processing enterprise
Warehouse
Old house renovation
Newly built housing
Height: 6m Area:110m² Number:9
Height: 25m Area:300m² Number:12
HERITAGE
1
Residents' houses are restored and rebuilt on the basis of the original village, and commercial buildings, such as cultural pavilions and restaurants, are mixed in the community to inject fresh blood into the village. 1 stone walls and houses with traditional features
2 4
2 culture and art street, with pavilions on both
3
sides of the street, holds regular cultural activities 3 all kinds of shops
greenbelt
SECTION
4 villages rise and fall with the hills
quartzite greenbelt
concrete
rough rubble
sandstone
crushed stone
water
soil
More and more houses will be built on the hills.
COMMENTS MINE
the exhibition hall
MINE REVIVING
post your favourate scenry !
your position
MINE
SCENIC SPOT
HISTORY STORY
FOOD AND BEVERAGE HOTEL
PREVIOUS PHOTOS FUTURE PLAN
guestroom
Want to know what the scenery is on the cliff...
MINING HISTORY STORY OF MINE
restaurant
Maybe a hotel could be built here!!
the hotel lobby It looks so desolate here...
MINE#1 2020.11.04
HISTORY
viewing plantform
FUTURE PLAN Click on the destination to view the route FUTURE PLAN HISTORY ECOLOGY
PLANT OVERVIEW BIRD OVERVIEW
MINE#2
SCENIC SPOT
2020.10.15
FOOD AND BEVERAGE 0 km
2.5 km
There must be treasure here!! I promise!!
5 km
3. JOIN "REVIVING MINES"
1. MAP Visitors can get information about their current location, the surrounding landscape, and also a route map of their destination.
2. TAKE A PHOTO Use cameras to scan the surrounding sites for historical information and future plans.Also people can post their tourist photos in the community.
Search the community for the mine and get relevant tourist photos. Visitors can choose photos of interest to comment on, participate in "MINE R E V I TA L I Z AT I O N " , a n d m a k e Suggestions for mine reconstruction.
COMMENTS
reinforced support structure
warehouse
Wonder what's in the mine...Will there be monsters???
NOW The vegetation was damaged to a higher degree and the mountain was bare.
5 YEARS Remove debris and strengthen the mountain through vegetation restoration and internal support. Hotels and viewing platforms are built at mountain breaks.
20 YEARS The fault in the mountain continued to be dug down and more warehouses were built. More hotel rooms, exhibition halls and other buildings are built up the fault of the mountains.
Vegetation recovery
The house is so old...Hope they won't collapse...
These houses look so dated!! I wonder if there are any old things in the house...
Vegetation restorationThe original buildings were left unchanged and they were reinforced again
COMMENTS
Supporting structure to maintain the shape of the mountain
What's this? Stone??? Or mountain?
Cool!! There seems to be a remnant of mining equipment!!!
Oh...People destroyed here a lot...
Vegetation recovery I wish I could see the inside of these old houses....
This is the mine that was dug out....
copy the original form of the building and add new interesting small buildings on the mountain It's interesting...We can see the hollowed out mine...
Transplant new trees Hope there old houses would stay...Preserve the original look and feel...
Large abandoned pieces of rubble arerebuilt as landscape walls Landscape wall composed of abandoned stone walls
I wonder what happened here!!!
Clean up the rubble and rebuild the ground NOW
5 YEARS
5 YEARS
NOW
The surrounding information
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Nanjing Press Media Building
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CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ROOF GARDEN Renovation
Nanjing Police Service Station
Commercial Apartment
So
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School
LATITUDE 31'14N LONGITUDE 118'22E
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PROJECT LOCATION NANJING CITY PROJECT TYPE RENOVATION PROJECT PROJECT AREA 8433 sq m INDIVIDUAL PROJECT The project is close to the subway station, surrounded by numerous commercial districts and financial buildings with modern architectural style, and the flow of people and traffic is very dense. The total number of outpatient visits is 8,000 per day, and the number of inpatient beds is 1,100.
Current Situation
Issue Found
Plastic pavement
Square
Children's play facilities
A variety of paving
Multifunctional
Recreation facilities
Vertical greening
Recreation facilities
Lack of plants No plants except large lawns No rest seats or other infrastructure
Design Strategy
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Financial Center
The project is located on the roof of the outpatient building of Nanjing Hexi Children's Hospital, with the original roof garden in an abandened state. After the renovation, the hospital will be open to all kinds of people, mainly children, to help them have a better medical rehabilitation evironment.
The site is located on the roof of the outpatient building of the Children's Hospital, serving children and medical staff
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To rebuilt a special rehabitation garden, which serves all kinds of children in the hospital and gives them spiritual support and hope
The Parkng Lot
children visit them on holidays or birthdays Caregivers
Such as autism, depression and other children with mental disorders
Visting friends
outdoor activities
activities
Mentally ill children
Stay in the hospital
Long-term hospitalized children
Handicapped child
Children recovering from surgery
Vulnerable and sensitive, some children need to be protected outdoors
high
medium
Pressu
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Vitality
Functionmal Analysis
Functionmal Analysis Support Space Special Space
The Open Area
Private Area
children
children
Small children's activities can be held, as well as
Social and Rest Area Exploratory Space
each other
The Open Area
Private Area
Social and Rest Area Support Space
Exploratory Space
Mysterious exploration space, so that children can
Special Space
Wishing Well Children who stay in hospital for long periods of time can ease their stress by planting plants and making a wish
Service Station Medical emergency services are provided with a dedicated medical staff on duty with emergencies
The Rain Corridor During the rainy season, the frame can make kids clearly feel the fall of rain and feel the power of nature and life
Special Room Located near the entrance and exit. It is constant temperature and transparent on all sides. The outdoor playground and green plants can be seen through the glass
EXPLODED DIAGRAM
AXONOMETRIC PLAN
DESIGN CONCEPT
HOLLOWED-OUT VERANDA 300CM
The hollowed-out walls allow plants to climb in and grow freely, creating a green corridor that connects the different areas of the roof garden. On one side of the green, there is a large shed with large flowers blooming at the top like a cloud garden during the blooming season
Glass Wood
40X10
SCINDAPSUS
Epipremnum aureum
IVY
Hedera nepalensis var. sinensis
CHINESE TRUMPET CREEPER
ORANGE TRUMPET
Pyrostegia venusta(KerGawl.)Miers
Hollow -carved design
CUP OF GOLD VINE Solandra maxima
BOSTON IVY Parthenocissus tricuspidata
ANIMAL SCULPTURE GARDEN Animal sculptures with different symbolic meanings are distributed in the curved labyrinth wall, which is covered with climbing plants, through which children can explore and play
BOX FOR PRIVATE When conducting psychological counseling for children, outdoor glass boxes are more conducive to psychological relaxation for TREATMENT children than indoor enclosed Spaces
Milu deer
Dolphin
Antelope
Leopard
Whale
Vatality
Peace
Auspicious
Brave
Love
Large glass walls reduce the clpsure of the healing box,in which children can feel the greenery surrounded by glass
Boxes od different sizes are available for different needs, such as hone therapy, one-on-one therapy and multi-person govermance
Up and downs greenery connects buildings,preventing intimate healing boxes from getting too close to each other and affecting the expirience
Merge Cell
Deformation
Combine unit bodies into a whole according to the site scope
Numbers of 3m x 3m cubes
Split Divide according to the overall shape
The unit bodies are deformed to form diffrient size blocks
Complete Add roofs and small platforms
Concise white brick pavement lets children enter the mood when whole spacee more calm and relaxed
Belvedere Castle visitor centers in central park, a replica of a medieval Castle that stands in a forest and is a lookout for the park.
New York Central Park Renovation
The Mall Wide boulevards, lined with tall American elms, are The most beautiful and important boulevards in central park. It is also the largest Americ-an elm trail in North America.
LATITUDE 23.23'23.2N LONGITUDE 45.45'45.4W PROJECT LOCATION NEW YORK PROJECT TYPE RENOVATION PROJECT PROJECT AREA 3.41 x 106 sq m INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
Carousel The classic carousel has been in central park since1871 and is one of the park's most popular attractions. There are 57 lovely horses with lively music. All these attract every child.
An eco-terrorist group calling itself the Gaians says it plans to drop robotic bees and beetle armies on Central Park. Within a week, all the trees and vegetation in Central Park will be destroyed. A reporter found that after a week all the mechanical bees and beetles had destroyed themselves.
Sheep Meadow Sheep Meadow is one of the most open meadows in central park anda favorite spot for new yorkers to go on picnics. The government is also keen to preserve this beautiful meadow.
The group is trying to draw attention to environmental damage caused by economic activity.
IN THE EARLY
THE TURNING POINT
BIG TIME
Olmsted and Caft Vox won the compitition to design parks in New York for their "lawn plan".
The abandoned central park was redesigned and biult for daily recreation.
The 1960s marked a“big time” broad cultrural and po-litical trends of the time.
NOW After the ecological terrorist attack in thepark, how should weface the contradictionbetween the city and natrure again?
United States Located in the southern part of North America, facing the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the pacifc Ocean to the west, Canadato the north, and Mexico and the gulf of Mexico to the south.
New York New York state, with an area of 128,401 square kilometers,is in the northeastern United States.
New York City Located in the northeastern United States at the mouth of the Hudson River in southeast New York state, approximately halfway between Washington, d.c. and Boston,next to the Hudson River .
Existing Section
Renovation Strategies 1.Tall trees make up the forest 2.A variety of outdoor sports venues will be built in the forest 3.Construction of comprehensive entertainment building
Future
5
SCALE 1:500 15
14
11
1.Preserve the exposed soil after burned 2.To establish a rock and soil park with the theme of damaged land 3.Preserve the waterfront trail
ORIGINAL GEOMORPHIC UNIT
3
10
1.Tall trees are planted to form forests 2.Forest theater and glade are built in the forest 3.keep the original museum
WOODLAND
Past
7 9
2
6
Future
5
1.Plants from showing the culture diversity of plants 2.A plant maze is built in the center of the botanical garden 3.A wetland botanical garden is built near the water
BOTANICAL TOURING GARDEN 4
3
Burned
Past
2
CULTRURAL AREA 1
Future
1 GLASS BOX 2 CULTRUTRAL SQUARE 3 BOULEVAED 4 AQUATIC PLANT AREA
Design Strategies
1
13 ATHLETIC FIELD 14 KIDS' SPORTS AREA 15 ENTERTAINMENT BUILDING 16 THE BASKETBALL COURT 17 WATER FROUNT TRAIL
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM along the river t
TOTAL L:1500m COMMUNITY AREA:120000m
2
water related activities
LENGTH:800m
AREA:90000m2
Sun Lawn Artificial water was added to traverse SCALE 1:500 the lawn in the form of a stream.
1.With hard pavement as the main decoration, the park will be transferred to the surrounding crowded city atmosphere 2.The construction of beds and boulevards will be the transition of humanity to nature
5 BITANICAL GARDEN 9 AMUSEMENT 6 PLANT AMAZE 10 WATER ARE 7 THE FOREST THEATRE 11 GRIT 8 SUNNY LAWN 12 HIGH-FOREST AREA
SCALE 1:500
Tall trees planted close to the track make the track a natural oxygen bar, which makes people who like running outdoors safer and closer to nature.
6
Burned
Forest Track And Field
12
4 Future
16
GRADIENT
The damaged land gradually overflowed into dense forest
Kids' Sports Area A small scale playground specially designed for children, children can play basketball, table tennis and other sports in the playground.
OUTDOOR 17 SPORTS AREA 13
Burned
Past
Plan
6
Burned
Past
WATER SELF PERIFICATION
Water Area A large number of bare rocks are preserved after destruction, allowing people to feel the power of nature through sight and touch
Keep the original museum
Smell Batanical Garden
Free Growing Are
Flower beds Winding roads weave through flower beds with farmhouses Four Bridges connect the entrances to the cultural Square. Under the bridge, various geometric blocks were built to mimic the dense urban buildings, and people could walk through the blocks or stand on the bridge.
SCALE 1:500
Wet plants and microorganisms constitute the aquatic ecosystem
PLANTATION developement of a ducting system for the collection and
2.Children's activities
water
SCALE 1:20000
Botanical Garden
Perspective Section
SCALE 1:100
The five continents, dominated by trees, bring back the distinctive tree species for planting, symbolizing the diversity of the inhabitants o f N e w Yo r k . T h i s d i v e r s i t y naturally promotes biological diversity as well as seasonal highlights throughout the year. by free plantations. The grassland topography is undulating, and the tree planting mode is relatively loose, giving people a sense of wide and bright. The roads also curved freely, according to the topography, around the plantation.
plant museum
hydrophyte
water
high trees area
lawn and slate
PLANT ANALYSIS & BIRDS ANALYSIS AMERICAN BEECH
AMERICAN HORNBEAM
Attributes:April - May Origin: Eastern North America,
from New Brunswick to Florida Plant Size:50-70 feet tall, up to 120 feet wide
AMERICAN ELM
Ulmus americana Attributes:Deciduous Origin:Eastern North America, from Florida to Newfoundland Plant Size:60-90 feet tal
Carpinus caroliniana Attributes:April Origin:North America Plant Size:20-30 feet tall, as wide or wide
AMERICAN LARCH
Larix laricina Attributes:deciduous Origin:North America Plant Size:40-80 feet tall, 1530 feet wide
PIN OAK
Quercus velutina Plant Family:Fagaceae Attributes:May Origin:Eastern and central United States Plant Size:50-60 feet tall
EASTERN WHITE PIN
A t t r i b u t e s : Deciduous/
Prunus subhirtella Attributes:March - April Origin:Japan Plant Size:20-30 feet tall, 15-25 feet wide
American Kestrel
Red-winged Blackbird Ruby-crowned kinglet Brown-headed Cowbird Semipalmated Plover
United States feet wide
Falco sparverius Length: 8.7-12.2 in Weight: 2.8-5.8 oz
Downy Woodpecker Length: 7.8-15 in Weight: 3.8-8 oz
White-faced ibis Length: 26 -40 in Weight: 15-30 oz
Agelaius phoeniceus Length: 9.7-16.5 in Weight: 3.5-7.2 oz
White-throted Sparrow Tree swallow zonotrichia albicollis Length: 8.8-13 in Weight: 2.9-6.2 oz
Tachycineta bicolor Length: 8.7-17.2 in Weight: 3.2-7 oz
feet tall
Located In: Hallett Nature Sanctuary
BLUE FLAG IRIS
RED MAPLE
Iris versicolor
Acer rubrum Attributes:April - June Origin: Eastern United States and Canada Plant Size:40-70 feet tall, can be over 100 feet tall
Attributes: April August
Located In: North Woods
Plant Size:18 inches tall
Blackpoll warbler
Killdeer
Red-breasted Nuthatch Yellowed-bellied Sapsucker
Length: 8.7-15.2 in Weight: 4-9.6 oz
Length: 7.7-10.2 in Weight: 2.3-5.4 oz
Length: 10.7-18 in Weight: 5-9.4 oz
Length: 4.5-7.3 in Weight: 2.8-5.8 oz
Sphyrapicus varius Length: 9.7-15.2 in Weight: 3,2-9.6 oz
Ring-necker Pheasant
Golden-crowned kinglet
Regulus regulus Length: 6-10.4 in Weight: 2.8-5.6 oz
Molothrus ater Length: 8.7-14.2 in Weight: 3-6.4 oz
Black-crowned Night-Heron
Hooded merganser
Great Blue Heron
Foster’s Tern
Northern Cardinal
Length: 13-24.5 in Weight: 4-10.6 oz
Length: 23-40 in Weight: 10.3-25 oz
Length: 15-24 in Weight: 4.5-12.3 oz
Length: 8-15 in Weight: 3.4-8.7 oz
Nycticorax nycticorax Length: 10-17.3 in Weight: 3.7-8.6 oz
June
spread
WEEPING HIGAN CHERRY
Attributes:Deciduous Origin:China Plant Size: 75-100
Attributes: May -
Attributes:March - April Origin:Japan Plant Size:35-45 feet tall, equal
Flowering/Great Fall Color Origin:North American Plant Size:15-40 feet tall, 1525 feet wide
Plant Size:33-66 feet tall, 18-40
Attributes:Evergreen Flowering Origin:Eastern and south-central
FLOWERING DOGWOOD
YOSHINO CHERRY
Amelanchier
Tilia americana Attributes:July Origin:Eastern North America Plant Size:70 feet tall Form:Arching, irregular
Ilex opaca
Magnolia Virginiana Attributes:May - July Located In:North Woods Plant Size:Up to 28 feet tall
Ulmus procera Attributes:Deciduous Origin:Europe Plant Size:90-130 feet tall, 50 feet wide, pyramidal/broad, wide/narrow, numerous branches covering trunk
SERVICEBERRY
Pinus strobus Attributes:Evergreen Origin: New England, from Newfoundland to Georgia and west to Iowa Plant Size:50-80 feet tall, 3050 feet wide
SWEET-BAY MAGNOLIA
ENGLISH ELM
Quercus palustris Attributes:May Origin:New England and northcentral United States Plant Size:75 feet tall, 40 feet
Dawn Redwood
American LINDEN
AMERICAN HOLLY
BLACK OAK
Phasianus colchicus Length: 16-35 in Weight: 5.5-15 oz
Regulus satrapa Length: 5.5-10 in Weight: 1.8-5.4 oz
SECTION
Children's Park
SCALE： 1:500
Water Area
Sports Area
Cultrure Area
A Rest Space For Different Scenes
Smell Botanical Garden
SCALE 1:200
Pavement materials:Litchi stone
550cm Step L:30cm H:18cm
350cm
SCALE 1:150
Part of Cultrural squre
SCALE 1:150
350cm
SCALE 1:150
Part of Forest Theatre
Riverside walk 580cm
Gradient
Tree pool materials:Red brick
SCALE 1:100
280cm
Armoatic gymnosperms
Platycladus orientalis, Orientalis Arborvitae, Yew, Chive, Chinese torreya, ect
The Scent Botanical Garden is located in the southeast corner of the garden within the garden, where a variety of aromatic plants are planted.
18cm
Sand bed Planting soil layer
60cm
10cm x 25cmMarble steps
slope 75% 400cm
SCALE 1:100
People know different plants through different scents and experience different natural pleasures.
Lavender, Vetivert, Basil, Chive, Acorus tatarinowii, Rosemary, ect
Armoatic trees
Lawn layer
E l d e r, M a g n o l i a denudata, Papaya,
Axonometric Drawing
A
B
Recreations for family and children
C
Doing sports
D
Reading\resting on the steps
Playing in the sands
C B
A
D
120cm Wooden bench Sun shade
KIDS' SPOTR AREA
500cm Blue granular surface Black granular surface Coating Cement based
160cm
150cm
Concrete Floor
Landing
Red brick
50cm
Fine sand SCALE 1:50
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY With the present as the milestone, The reconstructin of a city's expansion and nature to achieve a new balance beyween urban public space, Witch can cintinue to serve people in the
Aquatic plant area
Using the original water body of this plot, aquatic plants and wet plants are planted after restoration
CULTURAL SQUARE The boundary of the city square is a patchwork of landscape walls, either blank or carved, that show the history of New York and Central Park. In the center of the square, apart from some cultural sketches, a large area of open space is reserved for open-air exhibitions or for people to hold activities. On both sides of the square are museums and art galleries.
BUILDING BOX People can move through the building boxes, which continue the characteristics of Manhattan architecture and symbolize the integration of nature and city while the city expands into nature.
1871
late 19th and early 20th centuries 1970S
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began construction of
The Strivers' Section was an enclave of upper-middle-class African Americans—often community leaders—in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
L'Enfant's plan.
1882 Congress renamed it "Dupont Circle", and authorized a
memorial statue of Samuel Francis Du Pont, in recognition of his service as a rear admiral during the Civil War.
DUPONT CIRCLE Renewal
Daniel Chester French and Henry Bacon, the co-creators of the Lincoln Memorial,
It takes its name from a turn-of-the-century writer who described the district as "the Striver's section, a community of Negro aristocracy".
designed the fountain, which features carvings of three
The neighborhood took on a bohemian feel and became popular among the gay and lesbian community.
The area's rowhouses, primarily built before 1900, feature variations on the Queen Anne and Richardsonian Romanesque revival styles. Rarer are the palatial mansions and large freestanding houses that line the broad, tree-lined diagonal avenues that intersect the circle.
the sea, the stars and the wind on the fountain's shaft.
PROJECT LOCATION WASHINGTON DC PROJECT TYPE RENOVATION PROJECT PROJECT AREA 6.07 x 105 m2 INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
but began to enjoy a resurgence in the 1970s, fueled by urban pioneers seeking an alternative lifestyle.
The area includes a row of houses on 17th Street owned by Frederick Douglass and occupied by his son.
1920
The neighborhood declined after World War II and particularly after the 1968 riots,
Many of these larger dwellings were built in the styles popular between 1895 and 1910.
ringed driveways and lit up at night like crime scenes, not P St NW that are critical to healthy, democratic living. New Hamsphire&Dupont Circle Northwest Southbound
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1880s
During the 1870s and 1880s, mansions were built along Massachusetts Avenue, one of Washington's grand avenues, and townhouses were built throughout the neighborhood.
1920s
By the 1920s, Connecticut Avenue was more commercial in character, with numerous shops. Some residences, including Senator Philetus Sawyer's mansion at Connecticut and R Street, were
1980s - 1990s
buildings and shops.
Gentrification accelerated in the 1980s and 1990s, and the area is now a more mainstream and trendy location with coffeehouses , restaurants, bars, fast casual food, and upscale retail stores.
DUPONT CIRCLE
Detail Drawing overhead parking spots
MORE CONNECTIONS @28m high The construction of different class of trattic pipelines to change the situation that blocks are separated by roads.
Articial Pipe Sencondary Pipe Third class Pipe Logistics Pipe
MORE PARKING SPACES@ 20m high Make full use of vertical space, build overhead parking lots and roof gardens, the street will not be crowed with parked vehicles. shop
MORE PUBLIC SPACE
Elevator exit
parking lot
type:double lane speed:20km/h
P
@0
Free city streets so that people can socialize more freely on the streets.
Overhead park
food
Elevator
&beverage contact
Eport word
books museum celebrity site
gallery hillyer art space
museum food
food
Artetial Pipe: 3m Car express lane
&beverage
&beverage
100
Secondary Pipe: 2.5m 60 Car express lane Third Class Pipe: 1.6m 30 Car express lane Logistic Pipe: 1.4m 10 Access to community logistics centers or houses
Lifting platform
People do outdoor activities on the roof of the building, and the overhead parking lot provides shelter.
celebrity site museum
type:double lane material: speed:100km/h
hotel
Auto channel Logistics channel
MAIN CONCEPT
BACKGROUND
1940s - 1960s
current situation
The system of tunnels was built in the late 1940s. But the streetcars only ran for a short time.
EXIT
different ways, light and sound or installations. Or it can be
OVERALL IMPROVEMENT
INTERACTION
It will become a gathering point for information, and the entrance to the staircase will become a landmark for the site, a landmark for Dupont Circle.
Interactive projection is used to make underground and aboveground information interconnect and enhance the openness of underground.
CONCEPT 1
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Shelter the stairs Provide containment from the rain mechanisms
Improve adjacent sidewalk and patio areas
plants
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Regulate the transition from the outside to the inside
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Lighting system
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Distinguished from the nearby subway entrance
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Remind the public of the underground gallery
rotating disc interactive project
entrance fence
mobile fence
sign board
gallery here!
MUSIC
Neon signs are used at night to attract and direct people into the underground space.
NO TICKETS
MIND THE STEP
19th St NW
movable
Extend the tone of the gallery entrance into the exterior and even into the street to separate the underground entrance from the subway station gives a strong visual impact.
A movable fence surrounds the cafe terrace to improve the current restricted outdoor area.
NEON SIGN
streetlight
Junction
FREE PARKING
GUIDEPOST
underground entrance
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The basement entrance is equipped with LED interactive screen.