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LOCHAL CONSTRUCTION

keeping the original construction of the lochal. removing the old buildings surrounding the hall.

4 BUILDINGS

four buildings are added at the sides of the lochal construction to create an enclosed space inside the lochal.

BUILDING UP

REMOVING CONSTRUCTION

some parts of the original construction are removed to create a greater open space perception.

WOOD VOLUMES

wood volumes ‘grow’ in between the lochal construction. where the volumes intersect with the construction the construction is removed.

TILBURG

THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE INTERIOR M A I K E L S C H O LT E N

SITUATION PLAN 1:1000 CAR CONNECTIONS TILBURG CITY CENTER 1.5KM HIGHWAY A58/65 3.5KM

WALKING/BIKING CONNECTIONS TILBURG CITY CENTER 500M NS STATION 100M

OVERGROWN TRAINYARD, TILBURG

REFERENCES MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

COASTAL PROMENADE, GOTHENBURG

THE KOEPELHAL

NS-STATION

ENVIRONMENT AR1AI010 THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE INTERIOR MSC 1 DESIGN PROJECT (2013-2014 Q1)

TUTORS: G. SOMERS, L. DE WIT & M. PARRAVICINI

FONTYS SCHOOL

Fontys has two faculties in the city campus: Creative studies and Journalism. there is also room for an extra faculty in the building.

LIBRARY

the library is situated next to fontys. The two are connected with with wooden volumes inside the ‘stadshal’. The main direction of the library is also directed to the ‘stadshal’.

OFFICE/INSTITUTE

the third building is an office building. the main orientation of the building is towards the ‘stadshal’

HOTEL

the last building is a congres center. it has an hotel, institute for working practice and an exhibition space.

FUNCTIONS

CITYCAMPUS

grid sizes: stadshal volumes 4950x3150mm buildings 9000x5400mm

1. school foyer 2. open broadcasting studio 3. space for aditional public function

4. coffee bar 5. library reading/magazine section 6. bookshop

7. reproduction office 8. office foyer 9. exhibition hall/congres center

A. open air podium

BUILDING BLOCK 1:500 CONCRETE PLATES ORIGINAL CONCRETE FLOOR WOOD PASSAGEWAYS VARIOUS GREENERY

SECTION A-A ’/ B-B’ MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

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1. ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION

the monumental construction of the lochal is an eye catcher, even from a great distance. the stadshal is formed by this structure. new function flow in between the old columns and beams, which sometimes even disappear.

2. BUILDINGS

four massive building shield the stadshal from the sides. these buildings continue the building style of the ns-site.

TYPE

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3. WOOD VOLUMES

the wooden volumes inside the stadshal are living structures. they grow between existing structures and where they meet the wood takes over or follows the repetition.

4. LOUVERS

louvers cloak the wooden volumes, shielding them from sunlight and directing a view. the louvers follow the same rule as the volumes winding through the stadshal. but when they meet the monumental construction they retreat.

TILBURG

STADSHAL GROUND PLAN

1:200

PERSPECTIVE SECTION C-C’ MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

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SECTION D-D’

1:200

STADSHAL

grid sizes: stadshal volumes 4950x3150mm buildings 9000x5400mm

1st floor 1. atelier 2. space for aditional study space 3. library (study collection) 4. open view deck

5. open hallway 6. reading room 7. library (regular collection) 8. restaurant

2nd floor 1. atelier 2. space for aditional study function 3. library (study collection) 4. open hallway

5. coffee bar 6. library (regular collection) 7. individual study spaces

2ND FLOOR

1ST FLOOR

STADSHAL PLAN MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

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INTERIOR RENDERS

TILBURG

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the stadshal is an outdoor public space. it is formed by the old lohal structure and the (new) buildings. the hall opens up towards the city (south) and the neighbourhood (north).

the stadshal is mainly divides into two parts, north and south. the southern part has a more open feeling. it has two large squares where different activities can take place, the northern part has a more dens feeling. in this part courtyards play an important role. there are three courtyards. the first is the open air podium which is situated next to the fontys school. the second sourtyard is for the passerby. it is the begining or the end of a passage way through the stadshal. the last courtyard is one where you can drink your coffee you just bought from the coffee bar. it is a place where you can rest and read a book. the courtyards are formed by wooden volumes that house function related to the fontys school and the library. from inside these volumes you can experience the stadshal beneath by looking through the wooden louver facade or at special point in the facade where the louvers are removed. the wooden volumes and the courtyards give a distorted view of what is inside or outside. this is because of changes in material, height and use of light.

PERSPECTIVE SECTION INTERIOR E-E’

1:50

office square

underneath the construction

on the middle road

from library to fontys

open air podium

open air podium (from footbridge)

moving through

coffee bar courtyard

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1. BRICK

the brickwork of the buildings next to the stadshal are the same style as the original buildings of the ns workshop. it is a dark red to brown stone.

2. CONSTRUCTION

the main construction is seen from outside and inside. it has to withstand the harsh dutch climate. chestnut wood is a durable kind of wood that can manage the outside climate without any additional protection.

3. CONCRETE

some of the original concrete flooring will remain visible in the stadshal. plants and greenery will grow through and over this concrete. this is to emphasize the contrast between urban and nature.

4. FACADE LOUVERS

birch wooden planks (42x150mm) are mounted on the facade. the wood will be untreated and will act as rain drainage along the facade. due to water and wind the wood will bend in all kinds of natural shapes. the brackets that hold the louvers allow this.

MATERIALS

LIBRARY

SECTION LIBRARY F-F’ MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

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6. FLOOR

the floor beams are made out of chestnut wood, just like the construction. the floors are insulated with durable flax insulation. on top of the insulation there is floor heating inside a thin layer of concrete. the floor is finished with oak wooden boards (24mm)

CONSTRUCTING

8. WINDOWS

(contemporary house, buenos aires) the window frames are made out of black (anodized) aluminum. the color will create a contrast between the window frames and the interior of the library.

CLIMATE

the wooden volumes profit from the climate system of the adjacent buildings. there is extra ventilation possible through the bookcases and a central air duct and through air grids in the windows. floor heating warms the library section. other sections don’t need a climate system.

CONSTRUCTION

the construction is a simple wooden column-beam construction. it is made out of chestnut wood for durability and strength. the main grid size is 4950 x 3150mm. with this size the volumes fit perfectly between the original lochal construction and profits from that stability.

CONSTRUCT detail a

A. B.

B1.

B2.

C. D.

D1.

D2.

E.

200x200mm chestnut wooden beam 42x150mm louver, untreated birch wood, functions as rainwater drainage 10mm steel louvre bracket 50mm vertical hole for expansion or shrink age. at the bottom of the louver there is a horizontal hole aluminum cover 70x186mm black (anodized) aluminum window frame 50mmairgridbuildintothewindowframe 26mm double glazing adjustable extension cord for the light fixtures

DETAIL D A. 200x200mm chestnut wooden beam B. 75x225mm construction beam B1. 10x150x150mm steel attachment plate C. 70x80mm black (anodized) aluminum window frame C1. 26mm double glazing D. 42x150mm louver, untreated birch wood D1. 10x42mm steel holding pin D2. 10mm steel louvre bracket

detail b A. B.

C. D.

D1.

200x200mm chestnut wooden beam floor 24x150mm oiled oak flooring 35mm floor heating 24mm wooden boards 75x225 wooden construction beam 70x186mm black (anodized) aluminum window frame 26mm double glazing

detail c A. B.

C. D.

D1.

D2.

200x200mm chestnut wooden beam floor 24x150mm oiled oak flooring 35mm floor heating 24mm osb board 110mm flax isolation 24mm wooden boards 75x225 wooden construction beam 70x186mm black (anodized) aluminum rotating door frame 26mm double glazing 60x50mm door sill

DETAIL E A. 200x200mm chestnut wooden beam B. ipe450, original steel construction lochal B1. 175x300mm steel t-profile welded onto the ipe450

lochal construction B2. 10x300mm steel plate C. 42x150mm louver, untreated birch wood C1. 10x155mm steel louvre bracket *this datail is not shown on the 1:20 hotizontal or vertical section . it is situated where the lochal construction meets the wooden volumes.

DETAILS 1:5

HORIZONTAL SECTION 1ST FLOOR MAIKEL SCHOLTEN 4012402

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1:20 TUTORS: G. SOMERS, L. DE WIT & M. PARRAVICINI